By J. HUGH PRUETT
Aitronomcr, Eztenalsn DI.LIob
Orcion HlKbtr Ertnulloa flr.ten
., over distant snow-.
'l wins ha.. V'?d
r.oV.y M... Hood
Kli v north east ot
These snoy prominen
M mil" apart m the
UsuWishcd that only
'iter docs the rising
afght UP the .icy at
onr.h1:he
at anle to
' f.foual to 90 degrees
Zde. In any of the
. stales where tnis
'!. V .!! ...Ill be
rJi-'use.1'L";nS. or "half
.(rum" '"
e .ed rising m
:..s properly lo-
beautiful illusion
r u el rolling up the
.ace of a snowy
Z the days for this
r. ! once establish-
7 locality, they can
f a" w lh confid-
-1 AirieA W:
' : record the dates
,r,un seems to be split
i, mountain
or to rest mo-
Uptrs somti""" -- .
'. . inauircrs mention-
!iied torinc u.-
r (U.PJ Incorrect fees
1 ,-pived with applica-
v motor vehicle registration
i transaction, resulting In
. .....aire tho
aol,r Vehicle jjepanmeni
:1ls said some 2900 cases
,3l held pending receipt oi
,:-jl fees, with more arriv-
i-loch day s man.
ipartment said tne irouuie
jcm failure of applicants
uncil to Open
is on Sewer
tl maior considerations will
i by Springfield City Coun-
nday at 7:;l p.m. wnen
i! meet in special session
nil chambers.
council will open bids on
Mosed D St. storm sewer.
officials hope to install the
before heavy rains arrive.
upneers estimate the job at
..rover S1B.0OO. It would pro
fsr 1 sewer from Water St.
it north side o( D to 8tn
tn north on 8th to G St.
ilk Hearing
sWe hcanns will also be
ts paving sidewalks on Dotn
!l 17th St. lrom Main to
:is have already been called
:edite the job, and if public
:a to the plan is favorable,
nil be opened at the same
ier important matter will
cil action to set a city-wide
? for candidates to Spring-
I'Tility Board. Two vacancies
t:cur this year, and incum-
oo tne board are running
to Ihe posts.
Cindidatn
Ollley is candidate lor the
running from Jan. 1, 1952,
1, 1957; Dean Stevens is
-ife for the unexpired term
nns until Jan. 1, 1954.
i -as appointed to the post
Jig when George Pierce re
: from the board. Under an
"n, a vacancy can be filled
-ai tne next election."
f'ous routine matters will
:M. such as study of lic
:plications. "Oliver Welcomes
N Royal Couple
uvtlt, B. C. (CP)
7 Of Vanrniivnr rnararf o
COme SatlirHav tn Win-
Riteth and Prince Philip.
ot men, women and
- massed m the strppts
rl t0 the Station u,hiln th
;:;nds lined the route of
Procession to the city
the stroke of 10 a.m.,
tl, the royal 10-car
mra. tnen came wild
echoing across the station
;'ill whistles of harbor
nd the low growl of a
!n Oestrover minol,n ,,.lt
?"t 21-gun salute.
..If. A $10,681
: r Danlc protection work
,-ge facilities on the
-. k of the Willamette
en awarded to Buch-
,-iation Company, June
!!id District Corps of
J..:" ln Project is con
;.; construction of Look-
VISIT ni-
lEVOX HOO.M
-?ific Coast
Willamette
CONOMT
REFRIGERATORS
gUETT'S SKY REVIEW
the sun would seem to rise be
hind Mt. Hood. This could be
calculated if figures were avail
able on the exact direction of
the observer from the mountain
But since Portland rightly boasts
an extent north and south of
many miles, the tip of Mt. Hood,
only 50 miles away, is not in the
same direction from all parts of
the city although the sun, 93
million miles distant, would be
for all practical purposes.
From a location exactly west
of the mountain, this peak would
hide the rising sun at the time
of the equinoxes, which occur
around March 21 and September
23. The sun rises due east every
where in the world on these
dates, but Mt. Hood is not due
east of "everywhere."
The Eugene man has establish
ed from previous observations
the days that the solar rising
behind the South Sister takes
place from his home. He said,
"When the sun is half up, its ap
parent width is exactly the same
as the width of what seems to
me to be the base of the moun
tain. How can one calculate the
width of the mountain?"
The Nautical Almanac gives
the daily apparent diameter of
the sun. On these days under
consideration this is about 32
minutes. Applying trigonometry
to this figure and the distance to
the mountain, we find the seem
ing base of the peak is nearly
one mile wide.
r Registrations Are Delayed
Incorrect Fees in Oregon
to submit license or title fees in
the amounts required by the new
legislation taking effect last Aug
2. Most of the delays involve is
suance of registration certificates
and applications to "clear title' on
SDecific vehicles.
The 19F1 legislature upped to
$2 fees for issuance on transfer
of title, refinancing and clear
titles, all formerly pegged at $1.
Fees for duplicate titles and du
plicate registration cards were
boosted from 50 cents to $1.
Wedding Hour Corrected
For Cruzan-Kimball
TRENT Members of the Trent
Church of Christ are advised that
an error was made in the Register
Guard story published in Satur
day's paper as to the hour of the
wedding of Miss Doris Cruzan, to
which all members of the church
are invited. The wedding is at
3 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 21, at the
Fairmount Church of Christ, not
4 p.m. as erroneously published.
MEADOWVIEW DOINGS
MEADOWVIEW Mrs. Edward
Vnrt nnnvaspH in Mpariowview
for the Community Chest Fund.
Bart Flanagan's mother, Mrs.
Martha Flanagan, is seriously ill
at her home in Coos Bay. Flana
gan went by plane this weekend to
see his mother.
Mrs. Carl Grupp has returned
from Mrs. Elmer Pepiot's home in
Leaburg to her home at Meadow
view. Mrs. Grupp is recuperating
from an operation.
Mrs. Arnold Corliss also return
ed to her home following an oper
ation. She had been staying at Mrs.
Viggo Bertlesen's home in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Postell of
Oakridge have moved to Meadow
view and are living in the house
owned by Mr. Rexroad. The Pos
tells have two daughters, Barbara,
11, and Katherine, eight .
Cleo Petersen was successful in
getting a buck in Eastern Oregon.
Arnold Danielson, who is in the
naval reserve, returned home
Wednesday from two weeks train
ing at San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harpole's
grandson, Marion John Harpole,
stopped recently to visit his grand
parents. Sgt. Harpole is stationed
at the Air Force base near Spo
kane and was on his way home
for a month's visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emit Harpole
of Greeneville, Cant.
FRED GRISWOLD, NAVY
HOME FROM SAN DIEGO
harhisriirg Freddie Gris
wold, who is stationed with the
navy at San Diego, arrived ncre
for a two weeks visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gris
wold, this week.
Mrs. Alvie Ross is able to be at
inr affair, in hpr rpst.aurant after
having been confined to her home
for two weeks from a leg injury
received in a fall.
Mrs. Hubert Willoughby left re
cently for a visit with her sister
Miss Cuddyback who is teaching
in Japan.
I Pvt. Ted Maxey oi rjus, lunnu,
a nephew of A.E. Floyd, nas oeen
their guest. He is stationed at
tort waraen, wasn.
Mrs. John Malpass left recently
by plane to visit ncr sisier iu.
Will Malpass at East Jordan,
Mich.
1 legal
I NOTICE OF SEASONAL.
DETERMINATIONS
I Notice is hereby Jlvfn "!,?'
the cmclnyrri listed llnw
determined tn be 'ona' VViP-ii
within the meaninit ol Sec Ion 126-;"
O.C.L.A. Any Interested carts mJ
oucst a hearini before the C" '.
within ten days a!ter the date ot lajt
nubllcatlon of this notice. The OH
learon" o( each seasonal emploer la as
stated below:
Richard Bauer, 1-1-SJ thru 5-1S-5I
412-7-52 thru B'unner n';
er. 1-1-52 thru 9-6-52 12-.-S2 'hn'
. 11-31-92: Cox's Custom ,.C,V!'
1-1-12 thru 6-9-52 i 10-H-S! thru
I 12-31.52: E-igene Fruit Cjrow rrs
Assn.. 1-1-52 thru 7-U-S1 at l-"-'2
thru 12.31.52: Oregon i TmW Grow
ers. 1-20-52 thru 4-12-5 At 5-25-12
, thru a-13-52: Western. Lane Fjre't
Protective Ass'n.. l-l-'2 thru 5-31-52
' Dated and first published this 15th day
'D?fe' " olSSiast publication 2Kh day of
Oct, 1M1.
No. 125 October 29. 1H1-
ROLLING HOME RETURNS
TO BELLFOl'NTAIX
BELLFOUNTAIN Mr. and
Mrs. William Bloor arrived home
with their trailer house this week
after spending the past fortnight
vacationing on the coast. They are
now parked near their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dee
cine oi ueuiountain.
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Death Notices 115
CROUCH May Crouch of 720'
Chestnut Ave., Cottage Grove,
Ore., passed away in the Cottage
Grove Hospital Friday, Oct. 19.
1951, at the ace of 72. She was
born May Wiggin in Lassen
County, Cal., Feb. 13. 1879. She
was married in Vancouver,
wash., to H. O. Crouch in 1907.
He passed away in 1948. They
resided in Portland until com
ing to Cottage Grove four years
ago. Mrs. Crouch was a mem
ber of the Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by three sisters.
Mrs. Addie Hull, Mrs. Minnie
Morelock and Miss Jenny Wig
gin, all of Cottage Grove, and
several nieces and nephews. Fu
neral services will be held at
Mills Mortuary in Cottage Grove
Oct. 23, at 2:30 p.m., with Mr.
Sherwood Smith officiating.
Vault interment will be at the
Cottage Grove I.O.O.F. Ceme
tery. HARTMAN Joseph A. Hariman
of Los Angeles. Cal., passed
away Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1951,
at the age of 94. He was born
July 2, 1857, in Caselton. Ind.
He was a member of the Metho
dist Church. He came to Eugene
in 1937, later moving to Cali
fornia! n 1949. He was preceded
ifl death by his wife. Sarah E.
Hartman, in 1945. He is survived
by 2 sons: Dr. C. H. Hartman
of Florence and Joseph A. Hart
man of Montebello, Cal.: one
brother, W. H. Hartman of In
dio. Cal.: 4 grandchildren and 5
great-grandchildren. Graveside
services will be held at Rest
Haven Memorial Park Monday,
Oct. 22, 1951, at 10:30 a.m.. Rev.
Berlyn Farris officiating. Veatch
Hollingsworth England Funeral
Home in charge of arrange
ments. TEMPLETON Joseph Perry
Templeton of 422 Smith St., Har
risburg, Ore., passed away Oct.
20, 1951, at the Pioneer Memori
al Hospital, Prineville, Ore., at
tne age or 73. He was born Jan.
1, 1878, in Brownsville, Ore. He
is survived by his wife, Anna
Bell Templeton of Harrisburg:
1 sister, Mrs. Arthur Lilly of
Corvallis; 3 brothers, George of
Junction City, R. A. of Sweet
Home, Sam of Long Beach, Cal.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 1:30 p.m.
In the Miller-Sherman-Murphy
Funeral Home, Harrisburg, Ore.,
with Rev. William Siefke offi
ciating. Interment in the Afford
Cemetery.
PIL ANT Michael Allen Pilant,
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawson E. Pilant, 2943 Madison
St.. Eugene, passed away at a
local hospital on Oct. 19. 1951.
The remains will be taken to
Weiscr, Ida., for burial. Poole
Larsen in charge.
STRICKLAND Archie Lcroy
Strickland of Waldport, Ore.,
passed away in Salem, Ore., on
Oct. 20, 1951. He was born in
Helena. Mont., on July 8. 1880.
He was united in marriage to
Natalie E. Swigart at Ashland,
Ore . in 1916. Prior to his mov
ing to Waldport 8 years ago. he
had lived at Eugene. He was a
mpmhpr of the BoiscODal Church
and the Masonic and Elks Lodg
es. Eesides his wife, ne is sur
vivpri hv 2 sons. Jean L. of Seat
tle. James A. of Ashland. The
deceased was a brother-in-law
of Dr. Leslie S. Kent of Eugene.
Funeral services will take place
at the Poole-Larsen Chapel
Monday, Oct. 22, at 10:00 a.m.
Interment at Rest-Haven. Please
omit flowers;
Funeral Director! 125
POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL
HOME
1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435
SCHWERING & ENGLAND
CHAPEL
Creswcll 1st & C St. Ph. 317
BARTHOLOMEW-BUELL
CHAPEL
Springfield 6th & B Ph. 7-3319
SIMON-LOUNSBURY Mortuary
"Parking Adjoining Mortuary"
1152 Olive St Dial 5-1591
EUGENE CREMATORIUM
1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435
"miller-shermanmurphy"
funeral home
Junction City Harrisburg
Ph. 8-2153 Ph. 42
VEATCH HOLLINGSWORTH
ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME
Ph. 4-5255 Pearl St. at 10th
Florists 130
FUNERAL WORK Our Specialty.
Flowers by Tommy Williams.
Ph. 4-6351, 2086 7.J5'h Ave
REGISTER GUARD CLASSIFIED
DEPT. Just dial 5-1551, ask for
a helpful ad takejn
Card of Thank J 135
THE MANY kind acts of sympathy
which were extended to us in
the loss of our beloved son and
brother, bv our relatives, the
Inter-city Sand and Gravel Co.
and its personnel, friends and
neighbors, are deeply appreci
ated. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.
Hill and family.
WHY NOT
PLACE THAT AD TODAY?
DrciCTCD r.lTAPn rT.ASSIF.ED
DEPT. Just dial 5-1551, ask for a
helpful ad taker.
140 J
WELCOME HOME!
HOW WOULD you feel if you
walked into your new home to
unci:
EVERY window and picture shat
tered! Furniture, appliances, and
radio smashed and thrown down
hillside! Heater ripped from
wall: Holes uunched in walls
2 dozen jars jam spattered over'
iinoroKen sunacesi Bonnres
started on floors with dranps!
Milk poured into piano! Sugar
dumped onto lawn! i
Rec. Guard files.
twu tiu l s, aces 9 and II, ac-
luany destroyed this brand-new
home!
YOUR children obviously aren't
such monsters, but you are still
liable for their pranks, injury
to others, property damage, etc.
Investigate our "Comprehensive
Personal Liability Insurance."
S10 offers S10.000 protection fori
r.u n occurrance during one
year!
INSURANCE that INSURES
POLLARD'S
INSURANCE AGENCY
1365 Main St. Ph. 7-2611
SPRINGFIELD
LIFE'S
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
You've all heard the jingle:
or want oi a nail
The shoe was lost; '
For want of a shoe
The horse was lost, etc,
A modern version might read:
a or tne turn ot a screw
The motor stopped;
For want of a motor
The car was lost!
FANTASTIC? No! There have ac
tually been numerous wrecks
caused by an "idler" screw be
ing adjusted a quarter-turn too
slow! When the motor idled too
slowly at a red light, it "died"
when the light turned green.
Drivers, assuming a green light
always means "Full Speed A
head," rammed the stallled car!
DON'T let little troubles cause big
expenses nave tnem cnecked,
without cost or obligation, at
SIMMONS MOTOR CO.
5th & "A" Springfield Ph. 7-3564
AUTOMATIC
PROTECTION
AGAINST FIRE
in your
HOME BUSINESS
AUTOMOBILE TRUCK
The Red Comet Automatic Fire
Extinguisher can put out fires
wnue you steep:
Service Electric
643 Adams Ph. 5-3573
GET ACQUAINTED CLUB
Through social correspondence,
inousancts yearly meet their
"ideal." Write for list of elifii
bles. Many Oregon members.
Simpson, Box 1251, Denver,
yoio,
ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUS-Friendly
house group meets Thurs.
8:30 p.m. Phone 5-5823. Willam
ette St. Group, 657 Willamette
meets Fri. 8:30 p.m. (beginners)
and Sunday 2 p.m. (open). Ph.
5-9680 or 5-0195.
ANY GIRL in "trouble needing a
friendly adviser, write the Sal
vation Army, White Shield
Home, P.O. Box 3916, Portland
3, Oregon, or telephone Beacon
NOW you don't have to wear Bi
focals. Have smooth effortless
sight for all occupations with
iieacn Blended Lenses, wo di
viding lines to confuse vou.
Sold exclusively by Dr Elliott,
optometrist, 62 w. lotn. 4-4U21
REWEAVING
Burns, snags, tears, moth holes,
any type garment. Guaranteed,
Erma Applewhite. 1060 High.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Personal introductions if you are
single. 27-(0, og gri. character.
Inf. at 695 West 1 1th.
CHAPEL OF LIGHT, spiritualist
services, 291 w. 8th. Every bun.
8 p.m. Minister Virginia D,
Hackett.
Registered Spencer Corsctiere
MRS. A. G. SANDAHL
433 N. 4th St., Springfield
Call 7-3597 for app
VIVA HEALTH
PRODUCT DEALER
Eva B. Storer, 1208 Beach St.
Ph. 5-4835
This is to notify all Real Estate
dealers that my house at 1239
Washington St. has been taken
off the market. Myrtle Kidwell.
FINE CHAIR CANING
by handicapped person. 1620 Fair-
mount. Phone 5-0fi25.
OK Barber Shop, 832 Olive. Sam
Moore, owner, formerly with
tne Club Barberhnop.
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR. Dr
Harry Semler. Dentist, corner
8th and Willamette. Eugene. Ore.
RUMMAGE CENTER
For Rent. 31 W. 7th. Phone 4-9469
TREES top., trim., remove. Insur
ed. Exp, men. Pho n e 5-2 13 4
The Lane County Chest sup
ports 28 agencies.
Lost & Found
150
PARTY who took gun & hub caps
from Pontiac fafin. at Will. Park
Sat. niRht is known to us. If ar
ticles are returned immed.
questions will be asked. If not
other action will be taken. Ph.
5-0642 or contact Burkott Trlr.
Sales. 4446 So. fift, Eiificnc. Ore.
LOST: 194fl Hiawatha motor
scooter. S5 reward for info,
leadinir to its return. No Ques
tions asked. Phone 4-8735 or
4-5771.
Lost or strayed Oct. 10, in vie. of
21st and Monroe, a liffer kitten,
4 mo. oldJieward. Ph. 4-5733.
LOST: Between Corvallis and Eu
gene: Child's folding table. Ph.
4-rJ7.
Lost: Lee. yellow Persian cat in
vie. Amazon flats. Ph. 4-,359.
REWARD.
LOST: Brown imitation allicaW.
woman's wallet on Willamette
St. Reward. Please PhJi-784 1
Transportation 160
TO CHICAGO: 1 or 2 passengers;
Rt. 30. Leave any time. Write
Heg.-uuarfi, box tffi.
Business Property 200
Business Building
40x74 feet
HAS large 5how room and 40x40"
garage down. 3 nice apts, up. all
with baths. Modern. Rentals
bringing in S315 monthly. For
further details call
Glass Real Estate
1060 High Street Phone 4-4121
Personals
200
ESTATE SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY, DOWN
TOWN, EUOEiXE, OREGON
Owned by the Estate of Camo-
bell Church, Deceased, located on
tne iNortnwest cor. oi fcast renin
and Oak Streets, legally described
as Lot 8, Block 14, except the N.I
32' of East 54.1', MULLIGAN'S
DONATION TO LANE COUNTY.
appraised in the estate at $92.500. ,
Complete information status of ex- i
isting leases obtainable from Trust
Department of The United States
National Bank of Portland Ore-i
Eon i , or . tryson, tuRene
Medical Center Building. Eugene,
Oregon, Executors. Sale is to be
lor casn and sealed bids accom
panied bv earnest monev rieuosit
of 10 will be accepted until 11.00
a.m., November 7, 1951. at the of
fice of Bryson, Ridrilesbarger and
Brvson. Attorneys. Eueene Medical
Center Building, Eugene, Oregon.
The executors reserve the right to
reject all bids and acceptance will
oe subject to contirmation of tne
Probate Court 15 days after sale
reported: also subject to privilege
of accepting further bids if at least
10 higher than previous bid ac
cepted. ,
Home & Income
A completely furn. home and 2 ad
ditional apts. close in on Hiver
Road, large lot, prired to sell.
Shown bv appointment only.
EXCELLENT INCOME
Large old apartment house, furn.,
large lot, business location. Price
S16.500.
We also have some excellent bus
iness property on 99 North, or
right in town if you prefer. Tell
us what you are looking for and
we will try our best to get it.
We have some buyers for good
duolexes.
Rees Real Estate Co.
Ph. 5-8503 or 4-9008 Osburn Hotel
$12,000 INVEST.
Plastered bldg. on concrete foun
dation. More and apt. 1st floor
leased for 10 yrs. $100 per mo.
Apt. 2nd floor renter $50 mo.
This is a good investment.
GO WEST 11th
26 A. iust outside City limits, all
high ground except 2 A. Koari J
sides. West side will develop
fast with new Amazon Project.
Asking price $1000 per A. Parti
or all. Make offer, circumstan
ces make quick sale necessary.
R. N. STEVENSON
1656 W.J 1th 5-8761, Res 4-33R4
BARGAIN Grocery store in fiood
year round payroll town. Oross
over $60,000 year. Good location,
business, fixtures and stock. Sell
for only $7100 terms. Arcadia
Grocery, Toledo, Oregon. Ph.
3-2394.
CLOSE IN- HSE. AND LOT
FOR SALE. Zoned for business.
Cordelia Evans. Realtor
Dial 4-8233 or 5-0995.
GOOD business proposition in
isprinptieid. faee Ad under Busi
ness Rentals 305. Ph. 5-1424.
REGISTER-GUARD WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
Rental Property for Sale 205
5 Rental" Cabins for $8500 .
Facing on paved Barger-Driver for
14 Icet and paving paid or, on
Minnesota Street for 180 feet, 4
2- room cabins rent for $30. One
3- room rents for $40. all rented,
income $160 per month, room for
15 more cabins, renters pay own
electric bills. I furnish water
from deep well, costs $2 per mo.
price includes 5 new electric
ranges, tables and chairs, bed,
springs and mattresses, oil circ,
and eloc. hot water heater for
each cabin, these are low cost
rentals and always full. Will net
20 with present cabins located
IV4 miles West of Willamette
High School. Will pay 5 com
mission to any Broker furnish
ing buyer.
Frank Kinney, Owner, 910 Oak St.
4-PLEX EACH UNIT Has 2 BD-
ROOMS, LARGE LIV. ROOM,
DINING ROOM & BIG SERV
ICE Porch. The full basement is
divided into 4 private parts with 1
direct entrances to each apt. i
EACH UNIT has its own piped'
furnace. This bldg. is in EXCEL- I
LENT CONDITION and only 3
blocks from Willamette Street. 1
THIS IS TRULY A BARGAIN
AND WILL NOT LAST. NW.
303.
PACIFIC REALTY Co.
(Exclusive Listings)
Phone 5-4366 . 85 West Bnly.
SPRINGFIELD Brand new grnd
floor 4-plex lor sale, blks.
from Hi & Jr. Hi sen. S260 mo.
income. Pr. S24.000. FHA com
mitment. $16,200. Ph. 7-2825 or
7-9277.
$8000 WILL handle these it sepa
rate houses. Total price of
$21,000 with over $200 per mo.
income. Zoned for business
walk. dist. Write Reg. Guard,
Box 94.
Eugene Homes For
Business Property
NICE WASHINGTON ST. HOME
Lge. living rm. and dining rm. convenient kitchen, 2 bedrooms
down and 1 lge. room upstairs. All hardwd. firs, on 1st fir. ex
cept where linoleum covered. Lge. basement. Sawdust furnace.
Lge. lot in beautiful district. Quick possession as owner leaving
city. Priced right at $15,500.
NEAT 2 BEDRM. EAST SIDE HOME
Lge. living rm. with hardwd. firs. Kitchen and beautiful dinette,
many builtins, 2 lge. bedrms., utility rm., lge. garage. All in
nice condition. Nice lge. lot, lawn and shrubbery. Paved St.
NEW HOME MILK FROM SANTA CLARA
2 Bedrooms and strictly modern in every respect. Too many nice
features to describe in this ad. Can have a lge. lot or acreage of
good soil. Selling below cost as owner as another home to move
into. Actually worth $15,000 but are offering it for $12,500 for a
short time. Good terms.
3-BF.DROOM HOME EAST SIDF.
Lge. living rm., fireplace, dining rm., have oak firs., 3 bedrooms
on 1st fir, Lge. furnace, dble. laundry trays. Reconditioned
throughout. Nice high lot. Lge. garage. Near school, market and
bus line. A splendid value for $8000. $1000 will handle.
WEST SIDE NEAR M&K MARKET
Living rm. with fireplace, dining rm. with oak firs., 2 lge. bed
rooms with lge. closets. Nice kitchen with many builtins and
place for breakfst. table. Utility rm. Lge. garage and storage
space. Glassed-in front porch and can be used for office. Own
er leaving. Full price $10,500.
SEE F. J. BERGER, REALTOR
978 Oak St. Ph. 5-4217
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T H RE ER E A S O N S " W H Y
YOU may profit by first consulting the M. S. Christianson office
before purchasing real estate.
1. You will be dealing with a thorough, experienced organization
which has marie home loans totaling over 4 million dollars and
consequently knows property values.
2. You will waste no time looking at over-priced homes, for each
prospective listing is first carefully appraised, and if accepted,
is offered for sale at what is considered to be a fair price to
both buyer and seller.
3. Maximum FHA, GI, or conventional financing is quickly ar
ranged directly through our nffire,
M. S. CHRISTIANSON
MORTGAGE LOANS
REAL ESTATE SALES
Phone 4-6279 1211 Oak
Drive In Customer Parking
Rental Property for Sale 205
IF 15 on a sound real estate
investment interests you and
you can invest S8000 cash I sug
gest you drou me a line apd I'll
show you a new 4-plex plan and
discuss the prices, it's timely.
Hueh E. Frye. Building Con
tractor. 400 N.E. 97th, Portland
16. Oregon.
INCOME PROPERTY
1 MILE from Eugene, 2 810 acres
of river bottom ground, two 2
bdrm. houses rented for SI 25
per mo. Must sell. $12,250, $3000
cash will handle.
CLARENCE F. HYDE
628 Willamette Ph. 2431
Sum & eve. call Mr. DayPh 5-1943
BY OWNER 3 furn. apts. plus
owner's. 4 baths. 2 garages, utils.
Income $160 mo. Pr. $13,900.
$11,700 Cash. Bal. Terms. Ph.
4-7536.
Lots & Homesites
210
Half Acre Homesites
$25 CASH $25 for 4 months then
$15 per month until paid for.
We have over 150 lots to choose
from. Northwest of Eugene near
Willamette High School, North
east of Springfield near Weyer
haeuser Mill, South of Eugene
& across the Ferry St. Bridge.
All level good lots, for your fu
ture home. See Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Florence or Frank Kin
ney, 910 Oak Street.
2 LOTS out South Willamette.
Si7.o: 39x170 & 60x80. $500
Down. Would sell separately.
Call "Cope."
BAILEY LANE LOTS. Excel
lent bldg. lots across Ferry St.
bridge. $950 with $150 dn. &
$25 per mo. Call "Bob."
HIGHWAY FRONTAGE on 99 N.
Call our office for details.
BOB DAVIS, REALTOR
691 Willamette St. Ph. 5-5411
5 BEAUTIFUL view lots looking
up Willamette River. Will con
sider trade on duplex. Owner
ph. 7-2291.
6 Acres with gorgeous view, all in
walnuts interset with filberts &
fruit. Ideal spot for home & ex
tra income. Will trade on duplex.
Owner. Ph. 1-229L
DUPLEX LOT
GOOD East-side location $1995.
Can furnish plan and builder,
too, or can give you complete
job at $12,500 with $3100 down.
See Roy Newland or George
Wood rich.
Clif Culp, Realtor
1416 Willamette St. Ph. 5-3347
ADAMS ST. Lot, 50x160, " ity wti
sewer, paved St. Price $2000.
Terms.
Peter W. Winandy
48 E. 10th
4-62R3
WELL lying lot 60x250. Will take
labor for part or all. Need labor
or carpenter work.
WESTERN HOME BUILDERS
72 W. Broadway Ph. 4-0361, 5-8636
LOT 120x300 on Willow Lane.
Fruit & nut trees. Call R. B.
Hill. 401 So. River Rd. Cottage
Grove. Ph. 111-.I.
FOR SALE tot with 200 ft. front
age in restricted Pioneer Pike,
city water, paved St. Ph. 5-7617
evenings.
LOTS FOR SALE
DANEBO DIST. Dial 4-2491
CLOSE in lots. "Wtf . & eloc. Easy
terms. Inquire 1130 Mill St.
Spfld. Ph. 7-2313.
Fugeno Homes for Sale 220
$11)00 OR LESS DOWN"
Will give you immediate posses
sion of this well located 2 BR.
nearly new home on paved st.
Clarence Ingram, realtor, 1490
Jeff. Ph.4-7120.
MODERN 2 B.R." home. Concrete
fn., trees, fenced back yard.
Convenient loc. Price $5950.
$1000 dn. to G.I. Clarence In
gram, realtor, 1490 Jeff. Ph.
4-7120.
3 bdrm. house, 1 block to new
school, fine neighborhood, all
new homes $12,500. 1506 Grove
Ave. Vh. 4-1132.
FOR SALE: 1 A. with 3rm. un
finished house. City water in
front, close to school, $3000 or
2 A. $4000. 290 Bogart Lane or
Phone5-7345. I
2-BDRM. plast. house, hwd. floors,
auto, wash., insul. FHA finance.
Must see to apprec. 590 Well
ington. Fairfield Add. Ph. 5-7J95
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Mod. 2
bdrm. home. Large lot, fire
place, wall-to-wall carpet. 1362
W. loth. Room for 3rd bdrm.
MODERN 5 rm. house. E. side.
Will take in good trailer hse. or
late model car as dn. payment.
$7000.Phone 5-6913 days.
NEW 3-rm. home. Wired for
range. On u A. lot. 0 walnut
Jrees. Jh. 6-1702.
3 BDRM. house, reas. price. Own
er. 1905 Arthur St.
EAST SIDE 2 bdrm. home. Large
lot. By owner. Ph. 5-7580.
Sale 220
Eugene Homes for Sale 220
off coburg road
2 small homes at different lorn
tions just off Coburg Road where
property very much in demand
since new bridge and overpass
completed. Both priced at $5500.
both 2-bdrm. & bath, can be
boucht on easy terms, especially
nv veterans, unc nas l2 acre,
the other nearly 1 acre. Call Mrs.
Pruden, home ph. 4-9582, with
Realtor
manning barber
950 Onk Street
Phone 4-3001
TREES and
COLLEGE HILL
Make a wonderful value for n
home. A nice size liv, room with
fireplace. Din. mi. with glass
aoors lo pauo ann nicely land
scaped back yard. Two bdrms.
Basement and sawdust heat. Not
a large place, but a beautiful
sening; univ l.i.uuo.
Clif Culp, Realtor
HIS Willamette St. Ph. .1-334"
3 Bdrms $8950
Good looking, well built, close to
bus and schools. A ton year old
three-bdnn. home finished in
white sidiiiR. hwd. firs. circ. fire
place, garate, beautifully land
scaped yard. Owner leav'g town.
Trice SH950. Evenings call 4-1K82
Ask for John Vogel. DOWN
TOWN REALTY, 755 Willam
ette St. Off. Phono 4-6013.
EUGENE'S MODEL HOME
EXCLUSIVE SUH. DISTRICT
PRICE $18,500
Has 3 B.R., dining rm., 2-car
piasierea gar. ana otner lea
tures that you should see. Not
a better home in this area fori
the price.
FOR APPT. CALL
CLARENCE INGRAM - Realt
1490 Jefferson Ph. 4-7120
$10,5004 BEDROOM
Interior brand new. clean & bright,
sawdust forced air furnace heat,
Big frontage lot. Located in Col
lege Crest water district. Near
grade school, citv bus. $2500 or
more down. Realtor
manning barber
950 Oak St.. 4-3001 or 5-3732
EAST SIDE
WALKING dist. college. 2 bed
room, nice lawn & shrubs. Close
to stores & school & only $7500.
Terms.
JACK SIMPSON
26 W. 6th Ave. Ph. 4-1341
Eve. & Sun. Phone 5-1983
$8500
OLDER 2 br. home with full base
ment. Excellent, condition. Din,
rm., lge. kitchen. On paved st.
Close to bus. S1500 down!
Sun., eves, call McWilliams, 4-3775
STUART & STUART
1685 Willamette St. Dial 5-3387
NO MONEY DOWN
3-BDRM. West-side home, needs
some paint. It you nan give some
security, we can put you in at
$(i0 per mo. See Roy Newland.
Clif Culp, Realtor
1416 Willamette St. Ph. 5-3347
BY OWNER
NEW, in Park Acres, on large lot
with trees. 2 bdrm. with 3rd
over ear. nossible. Insul.. forced
air heat, fireplace, attached gar.
?il,YU(i. in-J A terms. Jiu w. .lain
Place. See anytime.Ph. J7-7077.
TWO BEDROOM, tile bath, "large
living room with circulating
jneplace, largo garage witn
.storage over, insulated ceiling,
wall furnace. Drive by 820
Chambers, look It over. Lai!
H. L. Jones, phone fi-1712.
Place
Your Ad
NOW!
TRANSFERRED will reduce
equity $1000 to buyer of our 4
bdrm. mod. home, with over
size garage if bought before
Nov. 1st. 1310 W. 5th. Phone
4-4813.
3-BDRM. contemporary house in
fine new residential rllsl. I'lenty
of storage closets. F.A. heat. This
house is original & was designed
especially for the beautiful lot,
at 355 Sandy Dr. Ph. 5-3614.
Well built, nearly new 2-bedrm.
home. Large garage, extra large
lot, gd. soil. Well Ac elec. pump.
$6500. Verv easy terms if de
sired. 832 Pearl St. Ph. 5-6695.
TWO RM. house, well furnished.
Well, electric pump, half acre
good soil, electricity. Small but
good. Price $2950, terms.
Small 2 bdrm. home, good loca
tion. $4750 with Sl2.'iil oown.
1120 Whitney St., Phone 4-7748.
Eugene Homes for Sale 220
AGood Dalry or stock ranch. About 138 acres can be irrigated
out of a large creek that runs through the place, about 40
acres in permanent pasture, 7 acres in Sudan grass, some
sowed to oats, vetch and rye grass, some plow land. 4 Rm. home
with all modern conveniences. Large barn, Grade A dairy milk
ing parlor, spring water piped to all bldgs., also a pond fed
by springs. All fenced on good county rd. $25,000, ',i down,
10 Acres with 2 houses, lots of fruit, filberts, shrubbery, spring
water piped to houses, small barn, chicken house. Price $12110
cash.
5 Acres at Pleasant Hill with small house, very good well, wired
for range, rcfrig., range, and several pieces furniture, $4200.
See Roy Marks on above.
We have several very good homes in Eugene and suburban, also
good buys In ranches and small tracts.
4 Bcdrm. modern home on West 17th. Living rm. with fireplace,
Din. rm., bedim., kitchen with lots of builtins, bath, utility rm.
$10,260, good terms..
See Mr. Hrown on this.
Good 2 bcdrm. home on Willamette. Basement with furnace, on
good foundation, all plastered, 05 ft. frontage. A real buy. Some
terms.
i Acre with nice one bcdrm. home with bath. City water. Corner
lot. Good location. Very reasonable with good terms.
See K. W. Walker on these.
E. W. Walker Real Estate
328 E. Broadway Ph. 5-3171
Eugene Homes for Sale 220
ROY V. BALDWIN
Ph. 5-3383 B28 Olive St.
I.r;K. SUFiUKBAN 2 BDRM., DEN. 2 FIREPLACES
VERY desirable home located on 1 V acres of hich cround on
River Rd. About 2 yrs. old, wonderful lawn, shrubbery and
shade trees. $l!2,.r00 with terms.
2 BDRM. homo East Side good location, paved st., shlcwalk, and
on sewer. Full price $RG00. Has Cil loan, about $240(1 down.
2 BDRM. home close in on East Side. Priced to sell. $11,000 with
FHA terms.
2 BDRM. home on East 31st St. Price has hecn reduced to sell.
On paved at. and sewer. Full price $4400 with terms or less
for cash.
HOME plis. Lum Anderson 4-1660, Chas. Harlow 4-8149, Russ
Yockey 4-4136.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.
Sim., Oct. 21, 1951 Page 1 ?
Eugene Homes for Sale 220
178 ft. RAILROAD'hontage, 3 A
in all with modern 3 bdrm
homo on other side of lot. Al!
conveniences, also chicken
house, paved street, 511,000, ST..
500 down.
S1500 DOWN buys a modern 3
bdrm. home on paved street. All
city conveniences. $7500 total
price.
NICE VIEW LOT on hill. S.E. part
of town. $2500. good terms.
GILMORE REALTY
BRANCH OFFICE
DOC SEELY, 1393 Charnelton St.,
Ph. 4-5160.
Come To My House
I HAVE EVERYTHING ! !
2 FIREPLACES, spacious rooms,
an electric dishwasher, recessed
lighting, beautiful floors and
plaster, piped thermastatic heat,
a playrm. in bsmt., jiermistone
exterior fin., in a picnic setting
with even a brook. Close to
town AND WHAT A PRICE!!
only S19.000. Just try to re
place it for that.
A DICK WALLING EXCLUSIVE
Ph. 5-5171 anytime
Brogdon & Reed
Good Rnv
2-BDRM. home, excellent location,
close to schools, nice liv. rm.,
fireplace, sep. din. rm., Hwd. kit.
with many builtins, util. porch,
f!ar., well landscaped, lawn.
Total Price only $7800. Sun. and
eves, dial Paul Keith 4-0249.
Brogdon & Reed
Euccno Hotel Bide.
933 Pearl St. Phone 5-4393
ROY V. BALDWIN
Ph. fl-3383 828 Olive St.
CLOSE in East side. 4 bdrms. &
den. Large LR., separate DR.
Dream kitchen with brkfst. rm.,
2 tile bathrooms. FA oil heat to
all rooms. Insulated & weather
stripped. Built in deep freeze.
Work shop & 2 car garage.
Shown by appointment only.
Dial Lum Anderson home ph.
4-1660. Price $26,800.
Brogdon & Reed
4 bdrms. when vou need them
There are 2 finished ones now &
an upstairs that is partially fin.
Move in and finish in your spare
time. There are good terms avail,
on this property. Sun. & eves,
dial Bill Van Nuys 4-9857.
Brogdon & Reed .
Eugene Hotel Bldg.
033 Pearl St. Phone 3-4393
A New Home ;
IN SKYLINE Park Estate, a re
stricted subdivision, large lot,
beautiful setting, surrounded by
trees, home has large picture
windows in every room, 3 bed
rooms, oil pipe furnace, fire
place, hardwood floors. Price
$16,000.
Rees Real Estate Co.
Ph. 5-8503 or 4-9008 Osburn Hotel
TWO NEW WEST HOUSES
2 bedroom homes, brand new
with forced air oil furnaces;
just listed. The price is right
and the terms are excellent. Lo
cated side by side so you can
see both of them at one time.
$0500 and $9750.
Shown by appointment only.
JAMES G. COUGILL
143 jEast llth Phono 5-4453
Sun. or Eve. Ph. Mr. Clow, 4-2680
Brand New
MODERN and smart. Lge. Hv. rm.
with view windows and fire-
Blace. wall-to-wall carpeting,
roam kitchen. Garage and car
port. Close-in location on paved
st. Be sure and see. Price $14,
500 FHA terms.
Sun., eves, call McWUHams. 4-3775
. STUART & STUART
1BB5 Willamette St. Dial 5-3337
NEW 2 BD. RM.
WITH large lv. rm. & din. rm.
Plenty ot storage space, au.
gar. High view loc, close to
school. Selling at $10,000, FHA
terms.
Sun. & eve. call Campbell, 5-103(1
STUART & STUART
lBBS Willamette St. Dial S-3388
4 Bedrooms. West Sifle
LAROE 4 bedroom home, walking
distance to lown. Near schools,
bus & shopping center. A bar
gain at $13,500. Good terms.
Call us today.
Peterson Mtg. Co.
"Trading Is Our Hobby"
Osburn Hotel Dial 5-7232
Eve. Ph. 4-431B or 4-01.7
2 BDRM. home,' full" basement
with play room or 3d bedroom,
double garage. Will consider
smaller homo as dn. payment.
I860 Monroe.