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Newspaper Page Textf tent fifty sewins kits tn t-i. .ifOfS I nQnS I Air Base in Calif., one of the last y ,. received at the stopping points for men leaving nfl o.j Pross office, for overseas. Several r, ,,. . reUH'. . M tarv in-! j. t ... PJrit from Vn the maQe Dy lne volunteers were sent rnar"mentTr 7temV Ft- fvton, Wash. Military r;:jcii oep'" personnel sent the letters of U Jgn ..niimteers made and' thanks. , fraight Kentucky Bourbon in nil its fflnw f Grove School Planning Play COTTAGE GROVE The three- act comedy, "Cheaper By the Doz en." will be Drespntprt h tin U.. u u:i , . . uj uic mgn scnooi junior Class. The play is dramatized from a bOOk WrittPn hv rrnma fill- breth Carey and' Frank Gilbreth, Jr. Mrs. Ethel Krauss is directing me piay, wnich includes a cast of ID. The cast includes Bill Veatch, Catherine Heath, Carmen Grew- elle, Bob Tank, Warren Wilson, Neal Hoeate. Ha Powell, Betsy Woodard, Joyce Thun, Phyllis McKay, Ruth Cos ton, Jerry Harrison, Marvin Hayes, Rosemary Rickard and Joel Pynch. x.ioise irosoy is assistant direc tor and Ida Coston is prompter. Enjoy the luxury only in true Bourbon. fo taste, lightness and moothness Old Stagg lisn't a rival! Aged Q years And it' only ,iw.nimniriieiiT iodkbon whisket. the suee cistiliins co., frankfokt. khiuckt Bethel Water Election Set BETHEL The annual Bethel WntAf nietri.t ...ill Un ! held Monday, Dec. 3, at the Bethel tire Station. i Two water -commissioners are to be elected. One commissioner will i fill out the two years unexpired term of C. H. Strong, who has . moved away from the district. The .second commissioner will serve I five years, filling the expired term of J. H. Sorensen. Petitions are j available at the water district I office for anyone wishing to file for the office. Also appearing on the election ballot will be a two mill levy to finance the fire department re building program which will ex tend over a five year period; IT'S LIRE HAYING mveats tlXi J) AGAIN msmr imgi VEs. SIX. S The Mount Cenis tunnel from Italy to France under .Col de Fre jus is eight miles lone and was completed in 1871. m jj fio Button Sbou-i m Ear ImfKWlU! No tffort-no slrain- MONO.PAC ing Write, phone or Om.Unlt come in for full infor tawing Aid mation. S. C. MITCHELL LOCAL DEALER 75 W. Brdwr. Dial 1-5338 Sir. Mitchell la with J. N. Tait it Assoc. of Portland. Fresh Batteries and Cords for all hrarlna atds. Hear Gabriel Reattrr OTer KOBE Mondays at d p.m. INSURED SAVINGS Save or Borrow WITH A LOCALLY OWNED INSTITUTION itj i Per Annnm Directed MEN YOU KNOW I 148 EUGENE MEDICAL CENTER NEW YORK STOCKS SELECTED LIST Beporud bv Paattf A UarihftB Not. 1. 1931 DOW JOKES CLOSING AVER AGESl 30 Industrials 158 32 oti .56. 2ft Rails 79.97 off .27. 15 Utilities 46.50 off .OS. 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Sunray 20j 14 Swift 331, 17', Texas 52'a ST1 Textron IB1 S5r$ Tidewater 40 Transam 20 s, 49s, TWA 22 42i Tw Cen Fox 20', 1834 Un Carbide 54',i 1U, Un Oil 3BL3 351 Un Pac 98 U 12-1, Untd Aire 30 Xd 53' 4 Untd Airl 30si 5(l, Untd Fruit 6P, 33 US Rubber B9 40', US Steel 39' 4fi', H Walker SP4 157, Wes Union 39T, B81 Westinsh 38la 23'3 Willys 81, 88', Wilson IZ'i 33'4 WoolwQTth 43'4 MINERS (Hard Rock) WANTED IN BUTTE, MONTANA Apply to Your Nearest State Employment Office for Information Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Butte, Montana MM i wan WW 'iri me Type of ensinb. THE. IMOUSmyt SMHQING TO I 'YES, 3 MOKE MAKEA& . IN THE PASTS YEARS! Wl YErPOHD BUILDS THE ONLYV-6 IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD I" 'FOHDi BUILT NEAPLV a MILLION V-Etl YOUCAN paymohe... OUT YOU CANT BU BETTER 'POM'S VS SELLS POt HUNOPEDS less than most sores' 'irk THE TYPE OP ENGINE YOUlL UNO IN THE MOST EXPENSIVE CAPS I ' ""XWATK MIVE IS TWO DRIVES """'ITSTHf NEWEST, SMOOTHEST. AUTOMATIC DRIVE OF ALU Jfvn Convtrt., I 'MWMATIC HAS BOW 1 I w 4 ftirdomiTlk Drrn, optional al tifra corf, tmihblt vflfc V t onfn tqwpmm, vceutorit end km to thaw wttneirf fiottm 17ITH FOllDOMATIC DRIVE S Fordomatic Drive does more things for you, more smoothly than any other automatic drive. Fordomatic is two drives in one, combining the best features of earlier automatics. You get the smooth flow of power of Fluid Torque Convener . . . the GO of Automatic Mechanical Gears . . . plus the savings of having the exact power you need, when you need itl Come In and 'TfSf DRIVE" it today! t-CJL KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY "FORD SQUARE' (Where Olive Crosses 13th) Dial 4-1471 Eugene, Oregon Legals TIMBER FOR SALE. UNITED STATES UEPAHTMBNT Or THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Timber marked, or otherwise deslanated for cutting, will be offered for sale as iouows. btALJD bids win uo received on tracts listed as (SEALED BID) until 3:00 p.m.. PACIFIC STANDARD TIME, on December 11. 1051. by the Regional Administrator. Bureau of Land Man n cement, Building No. 1. Swan Island. Portland 18. Orecon. ORAL AUCTION BIDS will be received on tracts listed ns l ORAL AUCTION! by an authorized representative of the Bureau of Land Management, located at Room 212, Post Office Building. Eugene. Oregon, sale starting at 10:30 A.M.. PACIFIC STAND ARD TIME, on December 13, 19M. In formation concerning the conditions of sale, including such Items as the quali fications of bidders, the procedure for submitting bids, the amount of the Ini tial deposit and subsequent payments, the kind and amount of bond, operat ing restrictions and the availability of access, should be obtained prior to the sale from the Regional Administrator. Portland, Oregon, or from the Bureau of Land Management Forest District Of fices. The volumes Riven below are standing timber estimates. IN LANE L'UUWIV: UKrJtiUiN: blUSUAW HlVtK MARKETING AREA: SEALED BID: T. 19 S.. R. 5 W.. W.M.. See. 7. all timber designated for cutting on SE'SW1,, Lot taw ',,sw '4ft esumaiea tor me pur nose of this sale to be 3220 M. feet Douglas fir, 15 M. feet Western Hem lock. 10 M. feet Western Red Cedar. No bid for less than $26.00 per M. ft. B.M. for Douglas fir. $8.45 per M.ft.B.M. for Western Hemlock. $1.15 per M.ft.B. M. for Western Red Cedar, or a ft. B.M. for Western Red Cedar, or n total purchase price of $83.9 IB. 25, will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $(,.395.00. ORAL AUCTION: T. 15 S., n. w ., w.iyi.. ec. iif, an umoer aes .filiated for cuttlna on Lot MNE'iNE1) Lot 8(NWVNE'I, Lot 7 ISWUNEU) , Lot BiSE'NE'i, estimated for the purpose nr. mis saie in do ju.iu m.icci uoutnas fir, 30 M. feet Hemlock, 10 M. feet western itcd uedar. no old for less tn.m $24.70 per M. ft, B.M. for Douglas fir. $7.(13 Per M.ft.B. M. for Hemlock. IS. 90 per M.ft.B. M. for Western Red Cedar, or a total purchase price of $75,129.50. will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $7,515.00. T. lfl S.. R. fl W., W. M.. Sec. 19. all timber designated for cutting on E'iSW". W'.iSE'. estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 2160 M. feet Douglas fir. 55 M. feet Hemlock. 12.1 M. feet Western Red Cedar. No bid for less than $25.40 per M. ft. B.M. for Douglas fir. $B.95 per M.ft.B. M. for Hem lock, $8.15 per M. ft. B.M. for Western Red Cedar, or a tota,l purchnse price of $5fl, 375.00, will be considered. Minimum de posit with bid $5,640.00. T. 18 .S., R. 7 W., W.M.. Sec. 35. all timber designated for cutting on Lot HNE',NE', Lot 2iNW"4NX,'). Lot 3NE'NW". Lot 4 - N W i N W i ) , Lot 5 r S W V.N W I . Lot B'SE''4.NWV4), Lot 7iSW'4NE'l. Lot R fSE'.NES". Lot 10iN'iNW'SE.'l, Lot lliN'-jNESWi,,). estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 7880 M. feet Douglas fir 265, M. fret Hemlock. 225 M. feet Western Red Cedar, 1232 Lineal feet Western Red Cedar poles. No bid for loss than $30.00 per M.ft.B. M, for Douglas fir, $0.40 per M. ft. B.M. for Hem lock, $fl.30 per M. ft, B.M. for Western Rod Cedar, $.0.1 per Lin. ft. for Western Red Cedar poles, or a total purchase price of $240,820,10, will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $24,085.00. T. 19 S.. R. 6 W.. W.M., Sec. 27. all timber designated for cutting on EViE'i NE'4, estimated for the purpose of this snle to be 225 M. feet Marked Douglas fir. No bid for less than $23.90 prr M.ft.B M., or a total purchase price of $5.377 50, will be considered. Minimum depofit with bid $650.00. T. 19 S.. R. A W., W.M.. Sec. 11. all timber designated for cutting on SE'.iSEU. estimated for the purpose of this sale to be $35 M.feet Douglas fir, J5 M. feet Hemlock. 15 M. feet Western Red Cedar. No bid for less than $22.25 per M. ft. B.M. for Douglas fir. $6.55 per M. ft. B.M. for Hemlock. ri.B5 per M. ft. B.M. for Western Red Cedar, or a total purchase price of $14.-! 314.75, will bes considered. Minimum de-! posit with bid $1,435.00. T. 20 S., R. B W W.M.. Sec. 15. all timber designated for cutting on SW't, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 1585 M.feet. Douglas fir. 20 M. feet Hemlock. M. 1 feet Western Red Cedar. No bid for lens! than $26.95 per M. ft. B.M. for Douglas fir. $7.95 per M.ft.B. M. for Hemlock, $7.70 per M. ft. B.M. for Western Red Ce dar, or a total purchase price of $41. 567.75, will be considered. Minimum de posit wllh bid $4,360.00, ORAL AUC TION: UPPER WILLAMETTE MARK KT ING AREA: T. 22 S., R. 3 W., W.M.. Sec. 19, All timber designated for cutting on E'NW4, Lot llNWi'.NWHI, estimated for the purpose of thH sale to be 40A0 M.feet Douala fir. IK M feet Hxmlnrk lira teoar. .m. ipci incense t-niar. No ' nin tor less man sz.f.30 per M.n.tj.M. for Douglas fir. $8.35 prr M. ft. B.M for Hemlock, $R10 per M.ft.B M. for White Fir and Western Red Cedar. $6.80 per M.ft.R.M. for Inren Crrlnr. nr fnlal purchase price of $95,156.73. will be con sidered. Minimum deposit with hid $9.52000. SEALED BID: UPPER WIL LAMETTE MARKETING AREA: T. 23 S . R. 1 W.. W.M.. Sec. 13. all timber designat ed for cutting on SW'NE1.. SE'NW"4 estimated tnr the purpose of this sale to be 210 M. feet Marked Douglas fir, 30 M. feet Marked Hemlock. No bid for less than $33.55 per M ft B.M. for Marked Douglas fir. $13,70 per M.ft.B M. for Marked Hemlock, or a total purchase iince oi win ne ronimerea. Minimum deposit with hid $850.00. No. 175 November 2ft. J A.M. ADVERTISEMENT FOR SALE OF CITY Of S.U Li r,?i t, HAKfKUrr li.IH.UVt.' MF.NT BONDS. SERIES "F" Written sealed bids will be received for the purchase of $ifi3, 527.13 or nan croft Improvement Bonds. Scries "F". A the office of the City Recorder In the City of Eugene. Oregon, until 10 a.m. on Monday. December 10. 1951. at which tmie and i!ace said bids shall be opened publicly and at 7:30 p.m. of said day will be considered and the bonds award ed by the Common Council of the City of Eugene, Snid bonds will be dated January 1. 1952. and shall be In serial form and In denomination, of $-1,000.00 each except U:zt the first bond shall be in an amount or $527.13 nnri which issue of bonds Shall mature in numerical order and In 10 succeeding annual Installments as follows: A first installment in the amount of $10,327.13 on one year from date of issue, thereafter eight annual installments In the amnunt oi si7.DO0.un each and and final installment 'n .the amount of $17,000.00 and shall bear interest at a rate or at rates not to exceed B'J- per annum, pay able semi-annually, and subject to re demption In numerical order on interest raving dates on or after January 1. a A nnmiiitn nnii Inlnr.cl n.,ihl In lawful money of the United States .of America at me omce of trie uity Trea surer. Eugene, Oregon. Said bonds will be sold for the highest price obtainable but not for less than par and accrued Interest. A certified check eaual to 2 -of the price bid must accompany bid as evmence oi gooa iaiin on me pari nr the bidder. The bid must contain a no tation of the total interest cost of the issue and the effective rate inder the terms of the bids. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Sale of bonds authorized and directed by Ordinance 9897 of the City of Eugene. Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 20th day of November. 1051. HEN It Y F. BEISTEL, City Recorder, No. 17ft Nov. 23, 1951. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of John M. Hams, de ceased, has filed his Final Account in said estate in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Line County, and the Court Ji.is appointed the 3rd day of January. 1952. at 10:00 o'clock a.m. of said day in the Circuit Court Room in the Court House in Eugene, Oregon, for the hearing of objections to such Final Account and settlement of said estate. JOHN L. BARBER, Jr. Attorney and Administrator of said Estate. No. 178 Dec. 19, 1951. "NOTICE" OF 1 SALE NOTICE la HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned Administratrix, by virtue of an order ninde by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, in the matter of the estate of VERNON P. BACKEBKRtl, Deceased, on the 23rd day of October. 19.il, will, from and after the 3iMh day of November. 1951. sell at private sale all of the following described premises, to-wit: The Lots Numbered Three (31 and Four (41 in Block Numbered Four i4) of Dixon and Jarnagm's Addition to the City of Coburg. Lane County, Oregon. The terms of said sale to be either cash or part cash and part credit. Bids may be submitted to the under signed at the office of Husband. Fort & Johnson, 72 West Broadway. Eugene, Orecon. Dated this 30th day of October. 1951. LELA F. OLSEN. Administratrix oi tne wiate of vernon . HacKe berg. Deceased. No. 150 Nov. 28. 195L SMITH Joan Rae Smith. Funeral services will be held at Bar-tholomew-Buell Chapel Friday, Nov. 23. 1951 at 1 p.m. Rev. Ellsworth Tilton officiating with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery. WICAL Ward D. Wical. The fu neral service will take place at the Poole-Larsen Chapel Friday, Nov. 23, at 11 a.m.. Dr. Vance H. Webster officiating. Inter ment at West Lawn. Register-Guard. Eugene, Ore., Wed., Nov. 21, 1951 Page 1 1 Lost & round 150 LOST: Tan male Pekingese. White chest, white front feet. Named Snuffy. Please call 4-7658. 2695 Chambers St. Reward. FORE Robert John Fore. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23 at Veatch Hollingsworth England Funeral home with interment in West Lawn Cemetery. Funeral Directors 125 MILLER-SHERMAN-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrlsburg Ph. 8-2153 Ph. 42 EUGENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 SIMON - LOUNSBURY Mortuary "Parking Adjoining Mortuary" 1152 Olive St. Dial 5-1591 NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTT.F.MP.VT Notice is hereby given that Barbara Brown and Roherta .Te.in Rrown. as joint executricea of the estate of Mar garet M. Grown (same person as Mar garet Merrill Brownl. deceased, have filed their Final Account, and the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane has fixed Thursday the 29th day of November. 1051, at the hour of 9:;0 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, in circuit court room no. i at the Conntv Court House in F.ucene. Lane County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing of objections to such Final Account, and the settlement there of. All objections must be filed on or oeiore sain aate. Dated this 24th day of October, 1951. naruara urown Roberta Jean Brown Joint executricea HARRIS. BUTLER it HUSK Attorneys No. 142 Nov, 21. lfl.M. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Oral auction bids will be received by the regional loresicr or nis auinnrizen repre sentative at the office of the forest su pervisor, New Postoffice Building, Eu gene. Oregon, begginnlng at 2:00 p.m., Pacific Standard Time December 28. 1051 for all the live timber marked nr ries- ignated for cutting and all merchantable dead timber located on an area em bracing about .Klfl nercfl within Sec (ions jj. i. 24 ana zh. t. 20 h.. m. 4 and section IB. T. 20 S.. R. 5 R. W. Salmon Creek drainage, Willamette Na tional r or est. Oregon, estimated to ne 23,970.000 board feet, more or less, of Douglas-fir. 1 9O.000 hoard feet, more or lexs. of Western white and sugar nine. 430.000 board feet, more or less, of West ern redcedar and 3.730.000 loard feet, more or less, of weslern hemlock and other species of sawtimber. No bid of less than JlT.fln per M board Joct for Douglas-fir. J17.80 per M board feet for western wnlie and sugar pine. 34.3a per M honrd feet for WMlrrn riHriH9r and $2.40 per M board feet for western hem lock and other speriea will be consid ered. In addition to the prices bid for stumpage. a cooperative deposit of JO. 05 per M board feet to be used by the For est Service for paying a part of the cost of slash disposal, and n cooperative de posit of 10.25 per M board feet, to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing and timber stand improvement work on the area cut over, for the total cut of sawtimher under the terma of the agree ment, wilt he required. As a qualifica tion for oral hfdding, all bidders must submit a sealed bid accompanied by the required payment to ihc forent super visor, prior to 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Stand am Time. Decemhcr 2R, 10.M. Sealed bids will be nofitrd at the beginning of the auction for the information of all bid ders. $150,000.00 must accompany each hid, to he applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retained In part as liqui dated damages, according to the condi tions of sale. If an oral bid Is declared to be high at the closing of the .auction. the hidrier mint Immirlfnldv confirm tl. oral bid by submitting It in writing on a forest .'.-vice hid form. The right to rejert any and all bids Is reserved. For est Service bid forms for use in submit ting sealed bids and full Information con cerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the auhmlssion of bids should be obtained from the regional forester. Portland, Oregon, forest supervisor. Eu gene, Oregon, or the district ranger, Oak ridge. Oregon, before bids are lub milted. No. 17ft Dec. S, 1951. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE I MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la entitled ex clusively tit thm 11 of roniihllratlnn nf all the local news printed In this news- pa pot wen as an news aisnatcnei. suwauui'UOH IIA J t3 By Carrier, monthly .... 1.50 By Carrier. 6 mos In advance, ft 00 By Carrier, yearly tn advance 10,00 Bv Mail, in Oregon, one month M0 Ry Mall In Oregon, three months 3.75 By Mail, In Oregon, fl months . fl.50 By Mall. In Oregon, one year 12 00 Bv Mall, nut nf lUt. on month 1.7 Mail subscriptions In carrier delivered lores are charged umi rate ai that for rarrlei Hellverv I VEATCH HOLLINGSWORTH ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Ph. 4-5255 Pearl St. at 10th POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL HOME 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 SCHWERING & ENGLAND CHAPEL Creswell 1st & C St. Ph. 317 BARTHOLOMEW-BUELL CHAPEL Springfield 6th & B Ph. 7-3319 Florists 130 FUNERAL WORK Our Specialty. Fiowers by Tommy Williams, Ph. 4-6351, 2088 7. 15th Ave. Personals 140 BRAKE SPECIAL Using "Brake Doctor" equipment tne LAitsi in Draxe reiin ing equipment. Hydraulic Brakes $14 (includes labor, lining, bleeding, & adjustment) LOAN CAR ! Dependable Auto Service 905 West 1st Ph. 4-0107 TONI VAN ORNUM'S personal counsel service is ior tn ais- criminating individual who seeks to overcome his problem. Ooen classes at 8 p.m. Mon. "Psycho-Analyzing for Happier i-iivmg" Tuesday, jnov. zu. "Are you, a Pleasant Experience?" Tuesday & Thursday, 1 to 3 p.m. "Healing the 'Incurable.'" Ph. 8-8109, 2424 Charnelton. NOW you don't havo to wear Bi focals. Have smooth effortless sight for all occupations with Beach Blended Lenses. No di viding lines to confuse you. Sold exclusively by Dr. Elliott, Optometrist, 62 W. 10th. 4-4021. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Friendly house group meets Thuri, 8:30 p.m. Phone 5-5823. Willam ette St. Group, 657 Willamette metis tn. :3u p.m. (Deginners) and Sunday 2 p.m. (open). Ph. 5-9680 or 5-0195. ANY GIRL In trouble needln a friendly adviser, write the Sal vation Army, White Shield Home, P.O. Box 3916, Portland 3, Oregon, or telephone Beacon 10.1Z. WHY NOT PLACE THAT AD DIAL 5-1551 "A REAL HOME COOKED THANKSGIVING DINNER!" PRICED FOR FAMILIES. THE TOWN HOUSE 1811 Hwy. 99 N. Phone 4-6 1 39 COME to our Rummage Sale at 25 W. 7th, upstairs. We have men's warm coats & good shoes. Sales continue during month of Nov. St. Mary's Altar Society. PERSONS interested in buying a harpsichord, clavichord, virgin al, lute or psaltery, write Reg. Guard Box 223. No sales ex- cept to qualified persons, RUMMAGE CENTER FRI. & SAT. Dates AVAILABLE 31 W. 7th Ph. 4-9469 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AH pemnnn having claims acnlnit the estate of JOHN DEXTER PATTEN, de ceased, are hereby notified that the un dersigned has been annolnted a the Ex ecutrix of the I,al Will am' Tentament of sAld decedent by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and that nuh claims, with Oie proper voucher, ihoiild be presented to in id Executrix at 415 Medical Center Build ing, E'Jgene. Oregon, within tix month! from Octnher 23. 171,1. EMILY CORSON PATTEN, Ex ecutrix of the Lat Will and T tament nf JOHN DEXTER PAT TEN. Deceard. PAY AND PENNINGTON, Attorneys for Estate, No. HI Nov. 21. 1MI. NOTICE OF HEAR INC, ON flNAL ACCOUNT NOTICR lfl HKRCRY OlVEN that the Administratrix with Will annexed, Helen O. Camnbell, hai filed her Final Acrount In the r.late of Karl S. Albert. flecfad. In the eirrult court of the Slate of Ore gon or Ln couniv, wnicn couri n' Court room. Lane County Court Howe. Eugene, Oregon, as the time and rilare it will hear objections there'o and in final aettlement of laid etate. Rihert H. Goodwin, Attorney for EMate. No. 11 November 21. 19.M. NrvrifF'. to rnF.TiTTrRQ AH perionn having claims againit the estate of DORTHEA H. NIELSEN, de ceased, are herebv notifted that the un Wtgned ha been annolnted j the r.xecutor or the ijsi will and i ei- iron) nf xnlti rterertfnt hv the Clrrufl' Court oi the State ni Oregon for Ln f'nwntv. and that mtrh elutms. With the proper voucher ihenM b prtatnttd to Death Notices 115 JONES Eldon Jones of Orick, Lai., died as a result of a logging accident at Areata, Cal., on Nov. 19, J951, at the ago of 35. He was born Aug. 24, 1918, at Cot tage Grove. He married Eloise Russum, June 26, 19.18, at Cot tage Grove. He is survived by his wife and 2 children: Steven Eldon and Paula Carolyn; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones of Cottage Grove; 2 brothers and 3 sisters: Carlos of Cottage Grove, Harold of I.oranc, Celia Scott of Creswell, Helen Thomas of Coos Bay, Mary Ray of Cottage Grove. Funeral servires will be held Friday. Nov. 23 at 2:30 p.m. at Mills Mortuary, Ri.v. Clark F.nz. officiating, interment in Brum- baugh Cemetery. PROTI1KRO Ruth Ann "Prothero of 1290 Dalton Dr. died Monday, Nov. 19, 1951 at the age of 45. She was born June 25, 1906 in Kansas City, Mo. and had lived in Eugene for the past 16 years. She was a member of the Evan geline Chapter of the Eastern Star and the Zulcima Temple No. 13. Daughters of the Nile, and the Brotherhood of Railway clerks. Surviving are her hus band, Vaughn D. Prothero; her mother, Mrs. Jennie B. Creagcr: 1 brother, Jack H. Creaccr nf of Eugene,. 1 brother, Jack H. Creagcr of Medford, Ore. Funer al servjees will be conducted at Veatch Hollingsworth England Funeral Home Fri. Nov. 23. 1951 at 4 p.m. with the Daughters of the Nile In chnrgo of final rites and inlerment in Host Haven Memorial Park, REWEAVING Burns, snags, tears, moth holes, any tVDO Garment. Guaranteed. Erma Applewhite. 1060 High. NOT responsible for bills other than those contracted by myself. Wilma Inman. DOROTHY'S DAY NURSERY IN Spfld. Exp. child care. State lie. Ph. 7-7879. 546 'F' St.. Spfld. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR. Dr. Harry Homier. Dentist, corner Bth and Willamette. Eugene, Ore. 2 BARBERS to serve you at Carl Hcrenaeens uarner Hnop. 2Utn St. Super Mart. Free Parking. ST. MARYS' Rummage Sale at 25 W. 7th, upstairs, lasts until Dec. 1st. We have everything. PERSONAL & confidential ad vice on any problem you may have. Phone 5-8175 for appt. FOR ESTIMATES on reliable auto repair, phone 5-1110. Sun. ft Eves, phone 6-1426. June Hood free-hand textile painting. Jo order. Ph. 7-2369, 4-Oregon & Oregon State Football tickets lor sale. 4-7651. TREES top., trim., remove. In sured1 ExpL men. Phone 5-2134. Loit & Found 150 LOSTf Black r coin purse in Spfld! with $30 cash. Phono 4-6453. Reward PLACE THAT AD TODAY? REGISTER GUARD CLASSIF.ED DEPT. Just dial.5-1551, ask for a helpfuladtakcr.' LOST: l'k yr. old Hereford heifer. A. C. Holverson, Rt. 5, Box 211, Eugene, Ore. FOUND near McDonald theatre lady's wrist watch. Sat, nitc. Owner call 4-5493 and identify. LOST Pair of ladies brown al ligator shoes. Please return to 1192 High St., Apt. 1. Reward. LOST from 3430 Pattison. Lgc! orange colored, long haired male cat. Please ph. 5-3245. LOST Leather, sheep-lined Jacket on St. Mary's playground Nnv.9, PJJ-1754. LOST: 750 x 20" truck "tire & wheel, Wed. near Jasper. Call 4-54B4. LOST: 2 sm. yellow kittens "on Park Ave. Childrcns pets. Ph. 4-5452. STRAYED from 1045 W. 18th Place Blue Cairn terrier. Ans. Jo Mac. Reward. Ph. 4-3318. LOST; Billfold at Copplngs, 7 p.m., Saturday. Reward, Phone 4-2967. LOST: female Siamese cat. Re cent abdominal surgery. Im portant return to 1970',4 Co lumbia. Ph. 4-8525. FOUND: Big Sorrel work horse. wnite strip on lace, owner may have by paying for feed. Ph. 7-7681 eves. FOUND Brown leather wallet. Owner's initials ar? A. O. F. Identify & claim at Richfield Truck terminal or Ph. 4-2123. LOST: A ladies brown billfold Nov. 16 betw. 19th & Mill St Park Ave. Papers badly needqd. Phone 4-6410 or 4-2384. FOUND: YOUNG EWE. Call for at T. Frastad, Rd. 4, Box 352 on Fox Hollow Rd. STRAYED from my pasture, white lace cow. none B-2631. Business Property 200 YOUR TERMS . YOU name the down payment. Total price is sie.buu. .Down town Eugene Willamette St. business lot. FULL DEPTH. One of the last CLOSE-IN sites available. Investigate NOW. Ask for Dave Van Fossen. ' "It must be good if we recommend it." EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS, Realtors 259 East 10th. Dial 4-7181 RESTURANT & RECREATION for lease or for sale. Near Meri dian Dam Site. Gd. deal. E. J. Eckes, Box 73, Lowell, Oregon. Rental Property for Sale 205 APT. HOUSE BY OWNER . 4 large 2 bdrm. apts. each has firepl., hdwd. lirs., dining rra., own heating system, hot water tank, large store rm. & gar., new wash room. All bldg. In good cond. Excel, downtown business location. Present in come $290 mo. Price $28,750, terms. Phone 5-7585 FOUR close-in rentals. Take In $200 per month. Price $11,500. Right on the edge of the busi ness district and within walk ing distance of the university. Call 4-6013, or 4-1682 evenings. Ask for John Vogcl. DOWN TOWN REALTY. 755 Willam ette St. . 4-PLEX .; Just completed, the most attract tive 4-piex in tugene. neniea now at $387.50 per mo. Ideal for retiring, will sell or trade for other property, Ph. 4-4543 or 4-7046. WHY PAY RENT? LET YOUR, APARTMENTS DO IT! Ncvv duplex tor sale. Close to stores, bus, & school. $12,500. Oakleigh Lane, off River Rd. Ph. 5-9919. Lots & Homesites 210 Buy Homesites Now , North, South, East and West of Eugene and Springfield we have a limited number of half-acre and acre tracts still for sale, when these are gone you never again will be able to buy as cheaply or on as easy terms. $23 Cash, $25 for 4 months then $15 per month until paid for will buy you '. 80 X 242 N.E. of Springfield fqr $600 to $750 with city water; 100X176 ONE & HALF miles Wes of Willamette High School for $500. HALF ACRE ACROSS FERRV Street B.ridge for $750. " ACRE TRACT OFF ROUTE F, 7 miles West of Eugene for $500; 85 X 185 OFF 99 HIWY NORTfl with city water for $750. ACRE TRACT NEAR McKENZIjt Highway rolling timbered for $400; 5 ACRE LEVEL TIMBER TRACT near Elmlra, $750; 9 ACRE TIMBERED TRACT near Elmlra for $900. We are headquarters for country" homesites at prices and terms a working mnn can meet, all are approved for septic tanks. See Mr. or Mrs. Eugene Florence or Frank Kinney, Subdlvider, 910 Oak Street. HOME PLANS ; WE SPECIALIZE IN; WORKING DRAWINGS with de signing, drafting & specification guides. F.H.A. & V.A. approved plans. STOCK PLANS available for economical one, two or three bedroom homes at a reduced cost. Many to choose from. . REAL ESTATE for those who wish to buy or sell. EUGENE DEVELOPMENT ; CENTER i Real Estate & Home Planning, Service i 110 E. 12th St. Dial 5-0458 Day! or 4-7369 Eve. & Sun, "HOME" BUILDERS i ATTENTION f WE HAVE nice residential build. ing lots, subdivisions, view lots. Many to choose from. (, SEE US If you wish house plan! made to order. : EUGENE DEVELOPMENT ' CENTER '. Real Estate & Home Planning service 110 E. 12th or Dial 5-0458 Day 4-7369 Eve. & Sun! BUSINESS LOT " T IN NEW AREA FULL OF NICE A REAL opportunity for a com munity market, wult trying t buck competition. Buy and bultit your own store in a new area' with 600 new homes and nq' place to trade. Be first and renii this harvest, See E. H. Peterson Peterson Mtg. Co. ummiK i mil linniJj j Ostium Hotel Bldg. Ph. 5-72331 HOME BUILDERS ; ATTENTION . WE HAVE nice residential build ing lots, subdivisions, view lots.. Many to choose from. SEE US if you wish house plans made to order. r EUGENE ' DEVELOPMENT CENTER 1 REAL ESTATE HOME I PLANNING SERVICE ' 110 E. 12th Dial 5-0458 Days oI 4-7360 Eve. A Sun,. CHOICE i.6fIN RESTRICTED' PIONEER- PIKE FOR SALE I City water A paved st. , ljn. 5-7B17 eves. CLOSE in lots. Wtr. A elec. Easy terms. Inquire 1130 Mill St. Spfld. Ph;7-2313. LOT 70x110. Good loc. Water A' sewer. $1000. Phono 4-8601. 1