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Fourth Son
In Service
MOHAWK Gene Roebuck, son
of Mr. and Mrt. Ed Roebuck, has
volunteered for the draft and will
leave Jan. 11 for his physical.
The Roebucks have three other
sons who have served their coun
try and are now discharged.'
Also leaving for his army phys
ical Jan. 11 is Ed Gill, son of Mr.
Mrs. M. K. Gill of Parsons
Creek. Ed is a 1954 graduate of
Mohawk High School at Marcola.
Gordon Hall, who is a seaman
apprentice with the U.S. Navy
at San Diego, Calif., left Sunday
to return to his base. Hall has
spent two weeks with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hall.
Miss Lois Hufstader, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hufstad
er, left Sunday to return to Santa
Barbara, Calif., where she at
tends Westmont College. Miss
Hufstader spent her Christmas
vacation here. Roger Diehnel,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Diehnel, left Sunday for Corval-
where he will enter college.
Diehnel is a 1954 graduate of
Springfield High and has been
employed by Weyerhaeusers since
graduation. He will major in engineering.
Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Aringdale
and daughters, Betty and Rita,
returned Saturday from a trip to
Wichita, Kansas, where they vis
ited both Mr. Aringdale's and
Mrs. Aringdale's mothers. They
reported roads in good condition
all the way. They just missed a
storm in the middle west.
Miss Carla Metzger of Arling
ton, Wash., returned to her home
Sunday after spending a week at
the Ed Roebuck home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. DeKrey of
Steele, N. D'., left for their home
Thursday after spending two days
visiting at the C, J. Calkins
home.
Mignon Lodge
Opens Year
MAPLETON Mignon Rebekah
Lodge held its first meeting of
the year with its new 1955 officers
in the Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday
evening, Jan. 18. Thirty mem
bers were present, including one
visitor, Mrs. Arthur Banyard of
Primrose Lodge 184 of Willamina.
Mrs. Ralph Christensen was
olAt-tnri tn three.voar form
trustee.
Under the good of the order
Mrs. Harold Addison conducted
a query on Rebekah and Odd Fel
lowship. New committees appointed by
Noble Grand Mrs. John Epperson
are: finance, Mrs. D. F. Fraucn
diener, Mrs. Harold Addison and
Mrs. Delbert Rexford: delinquent
dues, Mrs. John Epperson, Mrs.
ttlenn Piatt, Mrs. Ralph Christen
sen and Mrs. William Keep; good
of the order, Mrs. Harold Addi
son and Mrs. E. G. Wares; decor
ating committee, Mrs. Warren
Smith, Mrs. Frank Days, Mrs. Wil
liam Hirschi and Mrs. Ed Camp
bell; flowers, Mrs. Lynn Wheeler
and Mrs. Elsie Padelford; pub
licity, Mrs. Glenn Piatt; visiting
and instruction of new members,
MrsJohn Epperson, Mrs. Glenn
Piatt, Mrs. Ralph Christensen and
Mrs. William Keep; degree cap
tain, Mrs. Chester Goude, assisted
by Mrs. John Fredericksen; and
Rho Theta Rho, Mrs. Ernest Chas
tain, Mrs. Gordon Thorn, Mrs..
William Bosler and Mrs. Robert
Bernhardt.
There will be a refreshment
committee at the next meeting
of Tuesday, Feb. 1, instead of
pouucK. on the committee are
Mrs. Merle Crump, Mrs. E. G.
Wares, Mrs. James Mason. Mrs.
Joanne Jenkins, Mrs. Veryl Bern
narat, Mrs. lnga Mason and Mrs.
John Epperson.
A white elephant nartv is Dlan.
ned for Feb. 15 meeting.
At tne close of the meetine Mrs.
Lorence Jensen's committee serv
ed refreshments.
Swisshome Couple
Have Babv Son
SWISSHOME Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon VanCurler of Brickerville
announce the birth of a son, Ed
ward Dale, on Jan. 4 at Sacred
Heart in Eugene. He weighed 6
lbs. 15 ozs. Two brothers, Vernon
Lee and Rodney, are staying with
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Ohlson.
A Christmas baby arrived in
Swisshome, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Wilson. He weighed j Do-It-Yourself
i ids. i6 ozs. and Has been named Stork Supplies
Joe Edward. 1wm...tm n.
The charge of dynamite that
the highway crew set off Wednes
day did not damage property in
Swjsshome, but local residents re
ported that they thought they
were experiencing a small earth
quake. Lights wen off and dishes
ZZ u a cup0"ds-ITimber-Lumber
Some families who depended on c n
olnfrinitvT fn. i ,. dOWmillS
electricity for healing and cook
ing were scouting around for
air -
tight heaters "just in case" pow- Logging Contractors 835
er was off for more than a few Want to Buy, Lease 840
hours.
Women's Society of World Serv-1 Automotive
!neS,eftbUwLmriing House-Small Trailers 900
in the afternoon of Wednesday, L. . r . an
Jan. S. The church heating unit! Motorcycles-Scooters 905
had gone off due to the blast andAl,e,a" 910
therefore the buildine wu nniv Automotive Repair 915
moderately warm. Mrs. Clarence Ports-Accessories 920
Fellows served refreshments in ! Automotive Trade 925
one of the small classroony. Automotive Wanted 930
Truck & Car Rentals 935
Mr. and Mrs Mark nhUnn
Seattle vtsitpri last ivpplr at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
i son in Brickerville.
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Announcements
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Deoth Noticet 100
Funeral Notice 10S
Funeral Directors 110
Florists Cut Flowers 115
Crematoriumt 120
Mausoleums 125
Cemeteries Lots 1 30
Monuments
Ambulance Service
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Cards of Thanks
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Lost & Found
Personals
Transportation
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Real Estate
Homes for Sale
Bethel-Donebo
Eugene
Ferry St. Bridge
Junction City
McKemie
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River Road
Springfield
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Business - Income
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Real Estate Trade
Out-of-City Property 255
Real Estate General 260
Realty Management 270
Real Estate Wanted 275
Rentals .
Houses Furnished 300
Houses Unfurnished 305
Ap'ts. Furnished 310
Ap'ts. Unfurnished 315
Rooms Board ' 320
Hotels & Motels 325
Business Property 330
Farms & Ranches 335
Rentals, General 340
Rent for Service 345
Wanted to Rent . 350
Financial
Salary-Chattel Loans 400
SSI "01 Estate LOOnS 4U3
j Contracts-Mortgages 410
nsurance-Titles 41 5
Stocks & Bonds 420
Investments 425
Wanted To Borrow 430
Help Wanted
Mole Help Wonted 500
female Help Wanted 505
Male andor Female 510
Sales Help Mole 515
Soles Help Female 520
Help witk Capitol 525
Wanted By Male 530
Wanted By Female 535
Wanted By Couples 540
Help Information 545
Business Opportunity
Business For Sale 600
Business Locations 605
Hotels, Apartments 610
Motels, Resorts 615
Agents, Distributors 620
Franchises Available 625
Investment Money 630
Businesses Wanted 635
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Miscellaneous
Household Goods 650
Antiques-Gifts 675
Market Bosket 680
Poultry-Rabbits 685
Pets-Supplies 690
Fur Bearing Animals 695
Livestock-Supplies 700
Hay-Grain-Feed 705
Seeds-Fertilizer 710
Nursery Stock 715
Garden Equipment 720
Miscellaneous 725
Sports 8i Hobbies 730
Photography 735
Machinery Tools 740
Business Equipment 745
Farm Equipment
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760
Building Materials
Fuel & Heating
Wheel Goods-Toys
Swaps
Ready To Wear
765
770
775
780
785
790
795
Auctions
Wonted to Buy
Logging
Trucks & Tractors
Heavy Equipment
800
805
810
815
Saws-Tools
Logs For Sate
820
825
830
Timber Londs
nf Auto Insurance 940
thai Trucks & Trailers 945
Ohl - New. Cars-Truck 950
Used Cart 960
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N6TIC"T"P' ALLEVVXCATI(5N
TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT
HAY CONCKRN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that at a regular meeting of the
Common Council of the City of
Eugene, held In the Council
Chambers In the Ctty Hall of
Eugene on December 27, 1954,
there wu pawed by the Common
Council and approved by the
Mayor an ordinance aettlng a
he ring to be held at 7:30
o'clock p.m. on February 14,
1959, In the Council Chamber!
In the City Hall In laid City, for
the purpose of hearing remon
strances and protests against the
vacation by ordinance by the
Common Council of the follow
lug described alley, to-wit:
Alley between fifth and
Sixth Avenue from Olive
Street to the East line of
the alley running North and
South between Willamette
and Olive Street, In the City
of Eugene, Lane County,
Oregon.
That the Common Council will
consider and act upon the pro
posed vacation on the 14th day
of February, 1955, at 7:30 o'clock
p.m. of said day, in the Council
Chambers In the City Hall In
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,
and will consider an ordinance
vacating said alley and all per
son having objections thereto
or remonstrances or protests, are
hereby notified and requested to
present ine same 10 tne com
raon Council In writing prior to 1
said hearing or at said hearing
at said time and place.
MfcNHV F. BEISTEL
Cltv Recorder i
No. 196 February 11, 1955
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that WALTER S. COAKES has!
filed his final Account as Admin-1
1st ra lor of the Estate of Donald
E. Coakes. deceased. In the Cir
cuit Court of the Stale of Ore i
gon for Lane County, and that
-said Court has fixed the 15th
day of February, 1953 at the
hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. in the
Circuit Court Room of the Lane
county court House in Eugene,
Oregon as the date, time and
place of the hearing of said
Final Account and of obfectlons
thereto and for final settlement
of said estate.
WALTER S. COAKES,
Administrator
BAILEY. HOFFMAN Ac
SPENCER
Attorneys for Administrator
Eugene, Oregon
No. 198 February II, 1955
"NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER
that WALTER S. COAKES has
filed his Final Account as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
Frances Weber, deceased. In the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County, and
that said Court has fixed the
15th day of February. 1955 at
the hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. In
the Circuit Court Room of the
Lane County Court House in
Eugene. Oregon as the date,
time and place of the hearing of
said Final Account and of ob
jections Ihereto and for the final
settlement of said estate.
WALTER S. COAKES,
Administrator
BAILEY, HOFFMAN it
SPENCER
Attorneys for Administrator1
Eugene, Oregon
No. 200 Februarv 11, 1955
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR LANE COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
JOHN C. NICHOLS, JR.
Plaintiff,
vs,
JOEL D. TRAPP,
Defendant.
RECEIVER'S SALE
BY ORDER of Circuit Court,
I offer for sale assets formerly
owned by Joel's Star Loan it
Jewelry Co., at 575 Willamette
Street, Eugene, Oregon, consist
ing of:
Concrete Block Build
ding upon leased
premises 7,988.76
Office Equipment at
Supplies . 1,1 26 "3 2
Merchandise stock, new
and used. Including
watches, rings, dia
monds, guns, cameras.
forfeited pawns. ... 4,353.49
Loans receivable se
cured by pawns ... 3,314.03
Accounts receivable.
Open it Repair 314.00
6I6.996.A0
haie oy scaled olds accom
panied by 10 of bid by cash or
certified cneck. Bids opened Jan.
28, 1955, 10:00 a.m. at offices of
Johnson, Johnson it Harrang, 65
bast uroaaway, Eugene, Oregon,
Assets may be Inspected 9 to 5,
Jan. 27, 1955 or by appointment.
Building to be sold by separate
lot. Remaining property by sep
arate lots or In bulk whichever
bids total highest. Rights re
served to reject bids. Sales sub
ject to Court confirm at ion.
JACK BECK .
4O0 Ful Vue
Ph. 4-3490
No. 216 January 25, 1955.
NOTICETOF "ANNUAL MEETING
AMAZON WATEH CONTROL
DISTRICT
Notice Is hereby given that an
annual meeting of the landown
ers of the Amazon Water Con
trol District will be held at the
hour of 8 o'clock P.M. on Feb
ruary 2, 1955, at the Danebo
School In said District for the
purpose of electing three direc
tors whose terms will expire
January 1, 1958, and the pre
sentation of reports of the Dist
rict. CHARLES EDWARDS,
Secretary of Amazon
Water Control District.
No. 207 January 21, 1935.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that WALTER S. COAKES has
filed his final Account as Admin
istrator of the Estate of Ronald
D. Coskes, deceased, In the Cir
cuit Court of the Stale of Ore
gon for Lane County, and that
saio court nas fixed tne lam
day of February, 1955 at the
hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. in the
Circuit Court Room of the Lane
County Court House In Eugene,
Oregon as the date, time and
place of the hearing of said
Final Account and of object loos
thereto and for final settlement
of said estate.
WALTER S. COAKES,
Administrator
BAILEY, HOFFMAN it
SPENCER
Attorneys for Administrator
Eugene, Oregon
No. 197 February 11, 1955
Nowhere Else-
in Town
Will so Little
Buy So Much
PHONE
5-1551
ASK
FOR
CLASSIFIED
Legals
NOTICE IS HEREB'
that The First National Bank
of Portland has been duly ap
pointed and qualified as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
PAUL G. NORR1S Deceased, and
all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified
to present the same, verified as
required by law, with proper
vouchers to said administrator
at The First National Bank of
Portland. Eugene, Oregon with
in six months from the date of
the first publication of this
notice.
Dated this 31st day ot Janu
ary. 1955.
First publication: January 11,
1955.
The First National Bank of
Portland Administrator of
the Estate of Paul G. Norrls,
Deceased.
John L. Barber, Jr. ,
Attorney at Law -Room
7, Walling Building
Eugene, Oregon
No. 219 February 18, 1955.
"NOTICE" IS "HEREBY" GIVEN
that WALTER S. COAKES has
filed his Final Account as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
Mavis T. Coakes, deceased. In
the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Lane Countv. and
that said Court has fixed the
15th day of February, 193 at
the hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. in
the Circuit Court Room or the
Lane County Court House In
Eugene, Oregon as the date, time
and place of the hearing of said
Final Account and of objections
thereto and for the inal settle
ment of said estate.
WALTER S. COAKES,
Administrator.
Bailey, Hoffman it Spencer
Attorneys for Administrator
Eugene, Oregon
No. 199 February 11, 1955.
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Death Notices 100
CO ft Rf rX-ftoaetta CuriWAit nt
Rosa), 231 South 8th St.. Cot-
lane Grove, paused away at
her home on Thursday, Jan.
20, 1955, at the ane of 93. She
was born Rosetta Craighead,
April 21, 1801, In Lewis Coun
ty. Mo., and came to Oregon
at the age ot 16. On Dec. 10,
1877, she was married to Felix
S. Currln, a member of an
early Oregon pioneer f am 1 1 v.
Mr. Currln preceded her in
death, Jan. 12, 1916. Mrs. Cur
rln was a member of the Pres
byterian Church and had been
an active member In the Cot
tage Grove Rebekah Lodge for
many years. Surviving are
two sons, George and Lynch
Currln, both of Cottage Grove;
ten grandchildren; eight great
grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
later by Mills Mortuary In Cot
tage Grove.
MACAULEY Anna Macauleyof
maoei, ure., passed away in a
local hospital Thursday. Jan.
20, 1955, at the age of 85. Com
plete obituary and funeral ar
rangements will be announced
later by Bartholomew Buell
Chapel.
Funeral Notices 105
PRKUIT Margaret ElfeiTPreult.
of Route I, Eugene, funeral
service will be held at the
Bartholomew-Rued Chapel on
Saturday, January 22, 1955, at
z r.M. wan Kev. fiary H.
Wells officiating. Interment
In West Lawn Cemetery.
Funeral Directors 110
MILLER - SlIKRMANVMfjRPirY
FUNKRAL HOME
Junction City ifrrlbunr
rnnna. B-zisz Phone 42
POOLE - LAnSENFUNERAtT
HOME
1100 Chsrnelton Phone 4-14.15
SCHWERING ArENGLANb
CHAPEL
CreftwrH. 1st & C St. Ph. 317
BARTHOL0MkWB0EI7L
CHAPEL
Springfield, 6th it H Ph. 7-3319
SIMON-LOUNSBURVMortuary
"Parking adjoining Mortuary."
1152 Olive St. Dial 5-1591
VEATCH-HOiXlNGS WORTH
ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME
Phone 4-5255 Pearl St. at 10th
Florists Cut Flowers 1 1 5
ART 1ST TC FLO Ra LD ES If f MfT
VAN DYKE GARDENS Ph. 4-8411
8 AH GREEN STAMPS
995 W 7th Ave. j
TVCt ft aT7XTir A 8( E M R NTS "
TOMMY WILLIAMS. FLORIST
Ph. 4-6351 2085 E. J5lh Ave.
Cremotoriums 120
EUGENE CREMATORIUM' "
1100 Charncltnn Phone 4-1435
Cards of Thanks 145
"ur fieYrffelT thanks foalI who
extended comforting sympathy
and help In our recent sorrow.
For the beautiful service, flor.il
offerings and other kindnesses
we sre deeply grateful.
Mrs. Mary L. Hewes it family.
Cost & Found 155
LO SIT B ill fo lTa t Heihg, Satur'
day. Important papers. Re
ward. Phone 4-3873.
ftWARD-U!rtT"wlrfeMe"xfn
bracelet. Sentimental value.
4-5233 ext. 43
COST: Green and gray Hit-fold
In Coburg. Reward. 1627 "G"
Street. Phone 7-2377.
CosTTOIfve green ParaTeet. Re-
ward. Phone 4-90 IS.
Lost t Found 155
COST: Reward for return of, or
information concerning big
black faced, brown boxer.
Short ears. Named "Spike."
Strayed or taken from State
Game Road Thursday evening.
Phone3-5220.
COST rubber-wheeledfiand carl
oet ween iO id ham's Cafe it
Sn ell strom Lmbr. Co. Finder
please return to Willamette
Valley Paper Co. 630 McKinley
at. newaru.
Personals
T60
The mirror never lies,
Yet there are millions who don't !
believe It. Our beauty work ;
must speak well for Itself be-1
cause people certainly believe
In It!
GREDVIG BEAUTY STUDIO
Studio Bldg. 13th & Wllmt. 5-4031
GREEN STAMPS
O. V. and Ruby Gtlmore are the
new owners of your green
stamp grocery. Formerly Stone's
store. 2900 Willamette. Open
7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day.
Reasonable prices. See us now.
ANY CTRL In trouble needing
a friendly adviser write the
Salvation Army White Shield
Home, P.O. Box 3916, Portland
3, Oregon, or telephone BEa
con 1632.
TO UN G"" W6m.fi ot any faith
in need or confidential advice,
may contact Mrs. Duncan,
Catholic Charities, 275 West
Broadway, Eugene. Ph. 5-3642.
"AtCOIIOaCSANCNYSfOOS
Meetings 8:00 P.M.
Thursday, Eugene. 2445 Kincald.
aionaays, bprid., Memorial Bldg.
Phone 5-5823 anytime.
FUFrAVORK: LolaEwell376
East 11th, Eugene, formerly
Lola's Fur Shop, McKeruie
Hwy. Dial 5-9661.
DRTTOrM ULHOLLAND ,
Optometrist
1374 Willamette Ph. 3-3532
- Evenings by appointment
REWE5VING
Burns, anags, tear,, moth hole.
KKMA MORRIS. 1060 II ch
REGISTERED SI'ENCKICCORSR
TIKRE. Mrs. A. . G. Sondahl.
Dial 6-3269.
EXPERT WATCHREMlR7"ReT.
sonaole. Gold Arrow Stamp.
Huff'a Jewelry. 917 Wllm'L
"BEAUTY IS Ol)R BUSINESS"
Permanents from $8. SO
GULDEN'S FOR BEAUTY
29 West 11th ' Ph. 4(243
TCCOHoLiCs ANONy Moos-".
Eugene beelnnera groun.
Sat., 8:00 p.m. 1430 Willamette:
4-1706 after 8 p.m.
OFF
Tailored topcoats & raincoats.
uregorye Hue Tailoring, 972
Oak Ph. 6-477L
NEVHlcm WAISTKD "
DACRON GIRDLES at SI S.JO
Goasard Shop 110 E. Broadway
FOUND. Fine wines for every oc-
caslon, BEAN'S BASKET GRO
CERY. 34 E. 10th. Ph.4-0231.
BALLET, tap, acrobatic. 3 years
to adults. Myra'a Talent School.
vuzva Willamette. 3-4159.
CENTAL plate repair. Dr. Harry
acmicr, venusi, corner tun at
Willamette. Eugene. Oregon.
Rebuilt motors. WfiolesalirTSA"
Motors. Phone 8-1 1 10.
NlECC'S FOR FRESH FISH '
904 Olive Phone 5-5511
Watch & Jewelry Repairing
99 N. Burkharts, at 4 Corners
INCTMETAX-SEKVICli
Jj Dial 8-7653
Transportation 165
WTLTTTHE gentleman that the
. lady in Grey passed January
13ih on 5th Street. Eugene,
write to me in care of the
Register-Guard, 1733, If you
still want help. I did not rec
ognize you 'til I passed.
LEAVING MONDAY, Phoenix,
Arltona VIA LOS ANGELES
Take 2 or 3 pasengers. SHARE
r. A I KNSES. Dial 4-4773.
DTffA'lNrtoTOkla'ndinlTornla',
luesuay. rassengers wanted,
Phone 5-9916. T
Schools Colleges 175
WANDA RT EASTW(50T5 en
rolling students. Piano, violin.
voice. All ages, Including pre-
SCnOOI. 0-723(1, 4-3.122, 4-9674.
ACCORDIOfTT-ESSONS:
EUGENE ACCORDION CENTER
Privote Instruction 180
CEHSMTiTCLASSEsrTucsdays' 2
p.m. and 7 p.m. Hobby Corner.
198 West 17th. Phone .1.9AKr.
LEARN modern piano, SHofT
courses. Free folder. Phone
3-4283.
HSNo" LESSONS. Beginners.
adults or children. Phone
3-1977.
EUGEWlRlVRRrNTNfi-
Office 3-1322 Res. Ph. 32950
Real Estate
Homes for Sale
"200
2 Acre
Ideal McKenzie Highway
Home
For Family With
Children
Located at 65H5 McKcnsle High
way with 130 feet frontage and
over 700 feet deep. A very nice
3 bedroom home, fireplace,
hen house, barn, garage, love
ly shade trees, nice lawn. All
for $13,00(1. Easy terms, might
take something In trade or
consider selling on lease-option
deal. Don't fall to ask for our
Free Country Farm Catalog.
ORF.GON 8KTTLF.MKNT ASSN.
REALTORS
9J8 Oak St.
BE OUR GUEST
Our NEW MODEL HOME
Just Completed
Lowest FHA and Gl
Terms Available
OPEN HOUSE 1-S P.M.
FAMOUS
LOCKWOOO HOMES
102S Grant St.
HAROLD W. POLLOCK
814 Charnellon Ph. 5-8501
Multiple Listing Realtor
Neia A
Little Helper?
Here It Is. A 2BR home with sep
arate rental. Lovely fenced yd.,
lawn, fruit trees. Only $8,900.
Ask for Angle Lloyd. Ph. 4-4932
Gordon Brunton Agency
1920 FRANKLIN 4-4324
Mn lit pie Listing Realtor
A Real Bargain
3 A. close In on paved St. with
a z hk modern home and a
3rd HR. In basement. Lge I.R
and eating spsre. lisndy kit.
Full basement wllh saw-dust
furnace. Fruit it berries. Just
S7.5O0 00 wllh S2.500 down. Csll
Fuller Evrs 4-AIHT
Glass Real Estate
1M0 High St. Ph. 4-4IJI
Trees, Shade, Patio
Living room faces bsck yard 3
benrooma. Attractive fireplace.
F.A. heat. A real cozy home
at only 112.9110.
Sun at Evea ph Harrington s-1875
ZINKE Si CAMPBELL
Drive In Real Estate Office
M5 llwv 9N Ph S-omS
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
HANDY MAN!
Will contract homes. You do
what you're handy at and Ml
subtract from cost. Can show
hornet that I'm building. Kret
entjmate, Auhln G. Klocke,
builder Phone 7-27M, week
ends and evening,
HARVKYLT HILTON
610 High Realtor Ph. 9-1133
Homes for Sol 200
IMMACULAYET7
THIS IS AN IDEAL HOME FOR
A SMALL FAMILY OR A RE
TIRED COUPLE. NICE, QUIET
STREET WITH LITTLE TRAF
FIC AND CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
AND MARKET. NICE LIV RM.
AND DIN RM. WITH. WALL
TO WALL CARPET. TWO
BDRMS., BATH AND PLEAS
ANT KITCHEN. THE PRICE
IS $12,000 AND INCLUDES
CARPET, ALL DRAPERIES,
EL STOVE, HEF. AND AUTO
MATIC WASHER. MUST SEE
TO APPRECIATE. CALL MRS.
EVANS 4-7181 OR 4-8308.
EUGENE COMMUNITY
BUILDERS
259 E. 10th St.
FHA APPRAISED
AT $11,625; sale price $11,300;
down payment ai.aw. All the
advantages of a new home be
cause it's In "new home" con
dition. The lawn and shrubs
are in. The fence Is up. You
can move In with minimum ex
pense. 1 B.R., fireplace, 3rd
BR available. On paved street
In Ferry Street Bridge area.
Phone Hill 4-2692 or Lawrensen
4-1 M0.
BLINKHORN REALTY
(Multiple Listing Realtor)
T W. Uth 4-4291
1 BDRM. $5,250
This little home Is as neat as
pin. Large llv. room, din.
room combination. Cute kit.,
utility. Lot la fenced. See to
day.
Light Industry
Nice 4 bdrm. home on lot 65x
105. A good location to oper
ate a small business front your
home. $15,000, terms.
EVELYN PRUDEN
OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN.
REALTORS
Home Ph. 4-3382
940 Oak Oil. Ph. 4 3279
MOVE IN FOR
$250 & UP
S and 3 bedroom homes, best of
locations for FHA and Gl loan
evaluations. Includes one close
to St. Francis High, and best
locations In Springfield.
Will also build to your location
ana specifications,
CECIL RUNYAN BUILDER
1195 N. 10th, Springfield, 7-9277
ON TOP
of the world In living pleasure
ana in view, on ine crest oc
College Crest. 3 BR, 1 baths,
all large rooms, double garage.
The best of everything. S19.S00.
Phone H1U 4-2691 or L&wrensen
4-158,0.
BLINKHORN REALTY
(Multiple Lining Realtor)
7 W. 11th Mill
Own Your Own
Be sure and call on this one.
small dn payment, better than
paving rent. Hdw. firs, plast
ered, concrete foundation,
large garage, fenced back yard,
call Merle M. Davis Rea 5-8028
J. U. McGuire
345 Wlmt. 6-8456
Broker
WELL built 5-foom house, good
West Side district. Living
room with fireplace, wall-to
wall carpet. 2 bedrooms, bath,
additional bedroom, knotty
pine on 2nd floor, full dry
basement. Dinette, attractive
kitchen, excellent heating sys
tem. Garage, lot 6O'xl50'. Well
landscaped. 4-3R45,
$500. DOWN
or will lease with option to buy.
Neat 2 bdrm. home on West
side. Large fenced lot. $7,950
total price. He Mrs. rruaen.
OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN.
REALTORS
948 Oak Off. ph. 4-3279
Home ph. 4-ii5HZ
SMALL two bedroom' home. Llv-
Ing room, kitchen, bath. Ra
dlant heat. Nice fenced In
yard. Garden space. Close to
bus, stores and schools. $6,900.
Phone 4-8310.
TWO bedroom, uhflnlsnedTbfnT
corner lot. near scnooi. jjuu
Bell Avenue. Phone 3-1978.
Eugene
Plenty Room
S BR. LR. DR and kitchen. J
baths. Near all achools. On
large lot. $11,500 with terms.
Bus by the door. Call Ned
Countryman 3-2046,
Gordon Brunton Agency
1920 FRANKLIN 4-Z
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
NEW & VACANT
1B.950
Very nicely located, good con.
afruction In thla mod. 2 bdrm.
home. West side, close to bus
at schl. Good terms. Eves. fn.
S-4187 or S-7217.
JACK ROBERTS
1307 W. 11th Broker Ph. 4-H777
C0LL"EGEHILL7VIEW"
Picture windows, partly furnish
ed. Landscaped, corner lot,
55 x 150. Separate dining room,
modern kitchen, breakfast
nook, 2 bedrooms, 1 floor, oil
heat, Insulated, hard wood
floors, mahogany woodwork,
garage, carport. 4-2319.
"ACORN PARK-
This modern 3 bedroom home
sets high and dry and away
INDUSTRIAL "P F. R F 1) M E."
TREES MAKE A PRETTY SET
TING $13,000 $1,900 down.
3152 West 17th, Dial 4 0556.
NEAR University " and H(gn
School. Like new, roomy two,
bedroom. Living room I2xl',
dining space, handy kitchen.
Utility. Terms low. Phone
4-0439. 1701 Ferry.
6Y OWNER: Two. I Bedroom
homes In Westwsrd-llo. One
3 bedroom home on East Mc
Kensle Highway. One duplex
In Kerndale Drive. Phone
4-3014.
BY OWNER:-Well built" three
bedroom home, six years old.
Subslsntlal down payment re
quired for a real bargain. See
at 1209 West 14th.j'hono 4?.2i.
COZY I bedroom West side'.
View, near school, large front
porch. Private setting In trees.
$5,500 full price, easy terms.
4-4469.
BY' OWNER: Two bedroom
house. Wall furnace, wall to
wall carpeted living room. Full
price 50.000, down payment
Sl.vm. Phone 5-0H71.
TO UOYT SELL, RENT, K
change. Business or Homes,
See
BOB DAVIS. Realtor
91 Willamette Ph. 5 5411
HUGENE COMMUNITY
BUILDERS
Over 25 yeare In Eugena
259 E. lOlh Phono 4-7161
I. AT rKGLESTREALTOR
1245 Will. St. Phone 4-4297
Homes for
YOU WILL LIKE
The brick front, the large floor-loelllng fireplace In the 15x28
living room; the 2 large bedrooms; the lVs bslhs; the nice lawn
and landscaping; the nook In kitchen and the separate utility
room. You will also like the price of $14,500 which Is the FHA
appraisal. $2,300 down. You really ahould see It. Phone Hill
4-2692 or Lawrensen 4-1560.
Blinkhorn Realty Service
(Multiple Listing Realtor)
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.
Frl Jib. 21, 19M 5
Homci for Sol
200
Eugene
REALEY'ROOTStV :
It's a privilege to again offer to
you another Hansen Home.
More for the money. In room
and quality features. Lg. llv
lug room, Dice dining room,
Lg. kitchen with nook, S BRs
down and 1 Lg. BR over Lg.
2 car garage. Lg. storage or
TV room space over other part
of home. Separate utility sod
two baths. Lg. lot. Best of lo
cations. 897 Oakway Drive.
Price $15,000 with FHA or GI
Terms.
BROADWAY REALTY
31 E. Broadway Ph. 3-2SI1
$850 DOWN
Nearly new 1 bedroom plastered
oome. n.w. floors, attacnea gt
rage. Trade 13,000 equity for
3 bedroom.
Across Bridge
Like new ranch type home, din
ing room, ico. air furnace, f.p.
peved street Trade for 2 bed
room.
SEE THESE & OTHERS
Clarence Ingram
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
1490 Jefferson Ph. 4-7120
"WHY GAMBLE?
HERE IS A PROPERTY INVEST
MENT that can't miss! LO
CATED on WILLAMETTE
STREET With BUSINESS ZON
ING. Use as OFFICE, HOME,
or RENTAL. A real value at
S11.000 with only S3 .000 down,
and 85 per mo. PHONE 5-5171. .
DICK WALLING
REALTOR 1740 Wlllameltsj
LARGE OLDER HOME
Close to downtown on East side,
Sawdust heat, full basement,
3 bedrooms. Sop. Din. Rm.,
Fireplace, Wall to Wall carpet,
large lot, S14.900. F.H.A. Terms.
Call Vern Culp Home Ph.
4-2110.
CLIF CULP, REALTOR
nitt Willamette 8-3347
ffVBMLDER. Wooded HfTThome
of 3 bedrooms, paneled den, 1
TILED BATHS, 40 FOOT LIV
ING -DINING AREA and na
tural birch kitchen with DISH
WASHER, STOVE-OVEN 100
Insulated and HOT WATER
HEAT. 2 car garage plus 3
ROOM GUEST HOUSE. Priced
at $19,500. FHA Commitment
Would consider good lot or
small equity In trade. Dial
4-3348.
QUI ETHDIStRlCT
ON A GENTLE SLOPE. Attrac
tive 2 BR home featuring fire
place, oak floors, oil heat, dbU
garage, outdoor fireplace, walk
ing distance to nw grade
school. $9,500, Call Roy Nelson
eves. 4-55A4 or
HANSEN & GLASS
282 E. 6th 5-M31
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTORS
3 BDRM.
I yr. old cedar shake. Well built
comft. home In Whtteaker Sch.
Dlst. 110,900. Call Naomi Cox
3-1876.
J. U. McGuire
2053 Franklin
B'kr
a wis
Stuart & Stuart
Multiple Listing Realtors
1B5 WILLAMETTE DIAL S-33ST
"DRIVE "BV" "THEBESroUY"' ,
1840 Willamette
DICK WALLINO REALTOR
OLDER i bedroom house on
light Industrial alte. Lot 118
115. By owner. Ml West 1st.
Phone 5-349
8TOWNEn, nice 1 bedroom
home near Harris Grade SchooL
5-1285.
Multiple Listing Realtor
282 E. 6th Ph. 5-6531
155 EAST 36fh. Three bedrooms.
Dead end atreet. Wooded lot.
Ideal for kids. $16,500. 4-2144
evenings.
Four bedroom, close in for
SALE OR RENT with option
to buy. 5-5680.
WHENTy-T think of Real Estate
.think of "Van" Tassel, Realtor,
lh Jit High, Ph. 4-5014.
"Erfc LHwrenceT"Reai Estate
861 Willamette Ph. 44271
TiOWNTOWN REALTY k INST
753 Will. Ph. 4-601$
Slavens Bros. Construction CoT
1760 Willamette
Dial 5-0727
Berhel-Danebo
""GIlbertTBuilt" Homes
Hwy SDN. Ph. 4-3332 or 4-9371
Ferry St. Bridge
"Green Thumb-'
Are you anxious to get atarted
on that garden? Here la a won
derful opportunity. Splendid
soli, several varieties of ber
ries: nut and fruit trees. "New-
2 bdrm. home. F.A. heat, fire
place In lge. llv. room, att. ga.
rage. Ample " storage - room,
large oak treea In front yd.
In new subdivision across Fer
ry St. Bridge. $10,500, Low dn.
psyment. See Mrs. Pruden with
OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN.
REALTORS
948 Oak Off. Ph. 4-3279
Home Ph. 4-9582 .
COME SEE OUR HOMES
IN GROVEDALE
OFF HAYDEN BRIDGE WAY.
G.P. F.H.A
GUSKE BROS.
4-8679 1-3755
BYOWNERrTie'drocisTwair-
to-wall carpet, dishwasher,
drapes thruout, nice fenced
yard. 13 Westwood Lane.
Phone 4-6406.
MODERNS bedroom home on (4
acre. Call 4-6900 after 8 p.m.
McKenim
' M c K e h I cRTverH u y s
MAX CROSBY REALTOR
Vlda Ph. Blue River 4-9441
River Road
OWNERS attractive-Home, flv-
lng room with fireplace, sep
arate dining room, ceramic tile
kitchen and bath. Wall to wall
carpeting. 2 bedrooms. Quiet
suburban residential district.
Large fenced In yard. Phone
5-31.10. 595 Louis Lane.
Several attractive j-& s
BDRM HOMES, ALL WITH
FRPLC'S AND FURNACE
HEAT. SOME 2 TO 8 ACRES
FRUIT Ic NUT TREES. GEO. C.
HODSON, BROKER. 1151 HOD
SON DR. 5-5623. .
Springfield
TWO BEDROOM plastered house.'
Oversize garage utility plus
attached shop. Close to all
achools. Gl or FHA. $8,900.
Phone 7-7183.
SEVEN ROOM house, JiPacres,
young orchard, strawberries,
garden. Phone 6-1871.
Sale
200
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