Page g Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Tues., May 13, 1952
PUBLIC RFCORDS
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KESIDKNTTAL BUILDING PERMITS
FILED WITH COUNTY
Herbert F o r t n r, IrvlnBton Drive.
$5,000: V. J. LaPlante. North 54th St..
nrlnfli.1- Id nnn: Frank W PirkeH. 70
LeiKh St., ,0OO; Harry Mclntyre. five
mnes east or pringiieia. d.uw: nuij-i i
W. Ginsle, Youna'i Lane, $10,000; Mrs.
Glenn Younger, Moss St., Lowell, S4..000;
Glen Ditto Jr., Elmiri. $3,000: Doyle
Kirk, South end of Garden Road. S2.000;
William Rankin. Crest Drive, 2.000; S.
Max Jones. Iowa St.. S2.000: Robert p.
Brown. 1189 Federal Lane. $6,000; Harold
Wickatrom. Bailey Hill Road, $6,000.
OAKRIDGE MUNICIPAL COURT:
No operator's license, Louise Chapln.
17. Oakridse, $10 fine suspended; alio
charsed with running a stop sign. $5.
Running two stop signs: Lloyd E. Hlf
1ns, 22. Portland, $15.
Running a stop sign: Callaway Craw
ford, 2ft. Wicnpee Station, dismissed.
Driving under the influence of Intox
icating liquor: Harold Edward Abeling,
40. WMtfir. Sinn.
Parkin in alley: Paul Harman, Oak
rid ge. S,)
Driving 45 miles per hours in a 25
mile zone, Richard Lowell Allison, 19,
Oregon City, 120.
No driver's license, Danny Bolln, IS,
Oakrldge. $10.
OAKRIDGR JUSTICE COURT
Driving while license revoked: Kath
erine M. Burnett. $14.50.
Axle overload: Omer Floyd Gunsolley,
Hurst. $3 costs.
BIRTHS AT
ACRFD nBART HOSPITAL
BALDWIN Mr. and Mrs. Donald T.
Baldwin. Grcenleaf, a jon. May 10, 1952.
BARKER Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
Barker. 1263 Main St., Springfield, a son,
Mav 11, 1952.
BR ANN ON Mr. and Mrs. Glen W.
Brannon. 3ft4 Front St., Coquille, a, son,
Mav 5. 1952,
BURNS Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burns,
5fi3 Jefferson St., Eugene, a son, May 6,
1952.
CAMMFRON Mr. ind Mrs. Leo Cam
mcron.. Fall Creek Section, Fall Creek,
a dauehter. Mav S, 1952.
CARMEAN Mr. and Mrs. H. Lead
Car-mean. lOin'j- Sttnnide Dr., Eugene,
a daughter. May II. 1952.
CHF.W Mr. and Mrs. Edwin V. Chew.
Sox fifiS. H. 2, Creswell, a daughter,
av ft. 1952.
CLARK Mr. and Mra. James W.
Clark. 931 Cal Young Rd., Eugene, a
dauahW. May ft. 19."i2.
CO! .E Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cole.
4170 Fuller St., Eugene, a son, May 8,
1952.
DAVTqMr. and Mrs. Albert B. Da
vis. 2174-a Patteronn Dr., Eugene, a
dauvMor, Mnv 8. 1952. j
FISHE" Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Fisher. 10" V. w St., Springfield, aj
daueMrr. M-v . 1952.
GFTTTi'F" Jir and Mri. Orille L. 1
Getchell lyhltney st Eugene, a
danffh"-. 5, 192. i
GllFFiv Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Gheen.
Benight--, p son, May fl. 1952. !
niPA"nr,arry G. Glrard. ?.164 Floral
Hill tv . won. a 8on, May 6. 1952.
HAMMOfv-Mr and Mrs. William A. i
Hammock, 13n nnkllegh. Lane, Eugene, a !
gon. Mn 9. 1952.
HARWOnn Mr. and Mri. Ross S. !
Jfnrwmrt. 'Oft1' Minnesota St., Eugene, a :
ion. Mb' V 1952.
HEMPMIT rMr. and Mrs. John H. I
HemnhH'. "40 'V. IRih Place, Eugene, a
daueMer. Ma- 7. 1952. i
HIIDDI ESTON Mr. and Mrs. D. Hud-!
dleslo'i. star Rt., Cheshire, a son, May
11. 1952.
JENNINGS Donald I. Jennings, 7 ;
"W. 17th Ave., Eugene, a daughter, May I
10. IflS?.
KLEFN Mr. and Mrs! Lyle L. Kleen.
General Delivery, Westfir. a daughter,
Mv R. 1952.
KOEHLFn Mr. and Mrs, Wallace E.
Koehler. Unit 33. Airport Homes, a
aauKner, may n.
LEE Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmfe Dale T-ee,
Jit. a. Eugene, a daughter. May 10, 1952.
LrPTLE Mr. and Mrs. Bill Little. Box i
157 Lowell, a ion, May 9. 1952. I
LLOYD Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. !
IJoyrt. 2191 Cleveland St.. Eugene, a;
daughter. May 7. 1952.
MARSHINO Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Marshtnn. 3330 Olive St., Eugene, a son,
Mav fl, 1952
MrMANVS Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
McManu. 2200 E St., Sprinfleld, a son,
Mav 5,
. MTLL1MAN Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C.
Mllllman. 1542 L St., flprlnbfleld. a ton,
Mav a. 1B52.
MOORE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Moore. MA Bth St., Springfield, a son,
Mav B. 1D52.
MYERS Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R.
Myer. 1203 N. lBth St., Sprilngfield, a
aon. Mav 7. 1952.
NELSON Mr. and Mrs. Elev E. Nat
ion. Rt 1. Box lfffl, Springfield, a son,
Mav ft. 1952.
. NEWMAN Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Newman. 174 E St., Springfield, a aon,
Mav 9. 1952.
. NOLL Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Noll,
?15-Lnwrence St., Eugene, a son, May 9,
1952.
NnTHWAWnlWB Willi-.., T
NothwatiK. 3595 Virginia St., ' Sprinifleldi
OLSON Mr. and Mrs. Stanley p. Ol
son. 2420 Cherrv Dr., Eugene, a daugh
ter. Mav ft, 1012.
PAPE-NFITS Mr. and Mrs. Earl E.
Panenfus, Dexter, a daughter, May S,
PICKERT Mr. and Mrs. Leland J.
Plckert. Rt. 2. Box 272, Eugene, a daugh
ter. Mav 7, 1952.
PIRWKK Mr. and Mrs. Melvln H W
1952 Manlton, a aon, May 8,
ROUPS Mr. and Mrs. Donald A.
1H'P 149 Myers Rd., Eugene, a aon,
May 7. 1952.
i?nYA,N .Mr,v "a Mr" Hobert Ryan.
1952 Eugene, a son. May 10,
n?AN,PS;Jr',ann" M"- olft v- Sand.
8 1952 Ave., Eugene, a son, May
S' SIZEMORE Mr and Mrs. Curtis E.
fzernore, 407'4 25th St., Springfield, a
auahter. May 10, 1952.
SM mi-Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Smith.
,l?iu,,W, ''UBhter, May 8. 1952.
SMITH-Mr and, Mrs. J. Kenneth
Smith. ifiRA Ma St., Eugene, a daugh
ter. Mav 8, 1952.
, SMITH Mr and Mrs. Jacob S. Smith.
1150 E. Main St., SprincfieTd. a daughter,
May 5. 1952.
SPAITLDING-Mr. and Mrs. Philip T.
Spaulding. 2.TI2-4 Patterson Dr., Eugene,
J"(rlir. May 7. 1952. '
STRfCKLANp-Mr. and Mrs. James A.
flay 7"l952 " ' A"hland'
fOMPKINS Mr. and Mrs. Wlnfred N.
Tompkins. 4fifi W. N St.. Sprincfield. ;
daughter, May 10, 1952.
TRUESDELL Mr. and Mrs. Willi E.
Truesdell. Rt. 2, Box 191, Junction City,
a son. May 8. 1952. ,
WAGGONER Mr. and Mrs. Harold R.
Waggoner, 1678 E. 24th Ave., Eugene, a
son. May 5. 1952.
YARBOROUGH Mrs. Joseph T. Yir
borough and the late Mr. Yarborough,
1920 Prairie Rd Eugene, a aon, May 5,
1952.
YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Dan W, Young.
2570 Columbia St., Eugene, a daughter.
May 11, 1952. , m
YOUNG H LOOD Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
W. Younnblood, Rt. 1. Box 3a3A. Spring
field, a daughter, May 10. 1952.
ZAKLAN Mr. ana Mrs. Georg Zak
lan. Box 883, Florence, a daughter. May
7, 1952.
Although widely grown In the
Western Hemhsphe e, coffee is a
native of the Old World.
Constipation
Discovery
A new compound recently
developed by science, BIO
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swer to the age-old problem
of constipation, colitis, gall
bladder and other bowel con
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before imagined by acting on
the liver to increase flow of
bile, assisting in digestion of
fats and producing gentle,
free movements, helping to
prevent types of intestinal
fermentation (gas) and con
stipation. Biolin tablets are
available at Eugene's head
quarters for Ravmo wonder
drugs, EVERYBODY'S
DRUG STORE, 986 Wil
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price $1.00. Mail orders post
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Every Price Reduced
REGULAR 27.19 STEEL SINK
Singls-basin ledge-type. Porcelain rtQ QQ
enameled. Lightweight. With fittings. LdtvQ
REG. 7.25 MEDICINE CABINET
2 shelves in cabinet, 4 in door loads C 1 Q
of storage space. Surface mount. Steel. D 10
4x8-FT. SHEET ROCK 3sIN.
Easy to use, saws and nails like
timber, 'a-in. 4'x8' sheet 2.00
1.76
1.95 ROCK WObL INSULATION
1.76
Easy to install, it's granulated,
lust pour it in. 40-lb. bag.
3.49 ROCK WOOL BATTS
Easy to install. Won't settle, ) M
3-in. batts covers 42 square foot. O.UI
ALL-STEEL CASEMENTS REDUCED
Steel casements add beauty, more 100 fill
light to homes. All popular sizes, styles.lU O UII
WEATHERSTRIPPED WINDOWS
Completely weatherstripped window 1(10 Hjlf
units reduced. Popular styles, sizes. 1U O UII
SAVE ON SCREEN DOORS
Ponderosa Pine Screen Doors reduced,
Rust-resistant wire mesh screen.
10 Off
THICK -TAB SHINGLES
Beg. 8.85 7.51
Reduced Asphalt Roofing Shingles. Built-up on ex
posed surface for added protection against wear.
Ceramic granules retain color. Available In 1 1 colors.
GALVANIZED Eaves Trough. All steel. 10 off.
KITCHEN
FIXTURE
Reg. 3.3a
2.97
2-light fixture. Whit
glass shade with clear
ribbed bottom. Provides
even light. Chrome met
al holder. Save now.
REGULAR 5.35
FLUORESCENT
4.77
Each
This handsome chroms
finlshed bracket pro
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plug-in outlet, 10 watt
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$40 OFF
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10 OFF
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FHA terms, 10 down,
3 years to pay.
CUSTOM-BUILT Coun
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WALL TILE Variety of
colors . . . 10 OFF
112.95 JET WATER SYSTEM
Low sale price
99.50
10 down on terms
Oultt, dependable performance at low cost, De
livers 300 to 500 GPH from shallow wells up to 22 ft
deep. Complete with 20-gal. tank and HP motor!
REG. 141.00 JET SYSTEM. 590-930 GPH. 131,88
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REG. 61.00
SHOWER
54.88
Low-cost, well-built un
makes ideal extra bo,
for garage, basement
Gray .porcelain en" ,
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acids clean easily.
Husky steel walls her
baked-on white enami
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