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5 a 29.9c tallers: Oregon loaf. 30.2€ triplets. 29.4e: triplets daisies. to wholesalers, loaf, f.o.b. Rabbits: Government celling: Aver.

age country price killed to retailers. 35-44c live to producers. 22-24e 1b. Dressed Turkeys hens. No.

Selling price to retailers: Turkeys Alive: "Government celling buying dressed prices: Hens, 42c; tors, basis. Onions- Green, 65-70c doz. bunches. Onions red, 2.50; Walla, 2.00-2.10; 2.00-2.10 Idaho white 50-lb. globes, bag: Yakima.

2.45 per 50-1b. bag. Wool-Government control. Cascara bark 1944 peer, 15c up. Mohair-1942.

12-month. 45c lb. Hops--Nominal contract: 1944. 85c up; 1945. 75c: 1946, 55c 1947.

50c 1b. Hay--Wholesale prices nominal: Altal a. No. or better $34-35 on: oatvetch, $25 ton. Valley points; timothy (Eastern Oregon) $35-36 ton; clover, $24 ton.

Potatoes--Louisiana yams, $4.25 per 50-lb. crate. 29.9c Oregon loaf. 30.2€ triplets. 29.4e: daisies.

of tallers: triplets publication of special dispatches bert. feet M. for Real Estate for Sale 200 Eugene Register-Guard, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1944 Page 15 Market medium small 25c. bunch bunch 15c bunches 25c Ibs.

15c Sprouts, 1b. berry box Greens, 19c Card Seans, lb. Greens, bunch bunch 15c Cus, 1b. for 29c 50c ears 5c-10c each bunch lbs. 25c Seans each to 25c Melon.

lb -10c melon. 1b. 1b. squash, 10c pears. bu.

bor 1b. 10c; bu. $3.15 prunes. lb. 10c lb.

10c weet prunes. lb. 15c plums. plums, 1b. Crabapples, 1b.

best. (bs. 35c Ibs. 25c no. Grapes, lb.

-35c ELLANEOUS $1.30: 1 lb. 33c 35c Ih. 25c: lb. 50c a meats, dressed. Ib 50c gallon $1.15 35c juice.

Punt. lb 25c each nene Markets cent (maximum of of quality acidi cent I quality Wholesale Price) AA prints A prints cubes S- Baying Price) 41c A large 26c large medium 31c A Wholesale Price to Retailers) A large medium 40c de A small -36c 4 5 large ever Ibs. 24c Buying Price) under lbs. 29c cocks and POL wool 45c 41c MELFAT (Buying maximum of .28 of Prices) quality 15c 120 wool pelts 22c aura. lb.

LICABA rape root, lb. -10c HAIR 1b. 42c MINS red, bushel $1.35 white, bushel $1.35 oats. ton ay oats, ton $47 ton GETABLES, FRUITS arias Prices Aver. for No.

1 Produce) dozen ears dial squash, 1b. miner squash, 1b. doz. bunches -85c hen onions. doz.

bunches rets, dozen bunches Potatoes, 100 lbs. $3.50 puce, crate Abase, 1b. catoes, 15. 7c balaya blackberries. 3 boxes bu.

metes, bu, $2.50 orland List PORTLAND. Sept. 19-(AP)-But-AA grade, prints. cartons, AThe: A grade, prints, grade, prints. cartons, quality maximum of 1 percent acidity, delivered premium quality rimum of ,35 of 1 per cent acidity, valley routes and country de less than first or To producers, candled basis.

9 to 4c dozen less selling To retailers: A large 49-50c; A dum 41c: small (pullets), A. 25c broilers poultry--buying prices from proEn up to 29c; 1 to 29c; roasters, over 2c; leghorns, bens, all weights, veers and stags, 21c lb. Les: Country Meats- Rollback prices to Country killed hogs, best butch. 130-140 16-17c; vealers, AA. A.

12-15c. C. Beef, AA. A. 14c.

Canner-cutter cows, 13-14c: 4, de; -cutters, 10-20ct lambs. canner PS, medium, 12c: C. R. Case-Selling price to Portland COVER CROP AND PASTURE SEED CLOVERS Crimson Red Mammoth Red Alsike White Dutch Subterranean Lotus Major GRASSES Alta Fescue Chewings Fescue Rye Grasses Tall Meadow Oat Grass Orchard Grass Red Reed Canary Grass ALFALFA Utah Grimm MIXED TURNIPS VETCHES and INOCULATE CLOVERS VETCHES with NITROGEN 58 E. STANDARD FEED CO.

7th Phone 44 in are also reserved In Making Change give former addreas well Addrem as please This is necessary in order new. credit can be transferred and that your stooped st nid-address. Da time. line times, line times, per line times. per tine SUBSCRIPTION BATES Carrier.

six yearly in By Carrier, monthly months in advance 4.00 By Mail Mail in yearly in ac vance By in Oregon. six months By Mail in Oregon, three months Outside of of state. state, yearly Outside of state. monthly months six Legal Notices City of Eugene. municipal tion, Plaintiff.

$5. L. E. Briggs. F.

G. Johnson. Katherina Derreck and Mary A. Derreck, William B. Love.

J. E. Warren, State Industrial Accident mission. Jacob U. and Sophie E.

Jones. Homer D. Redford. Stella Irene Redford and John Doe Redford, Bessie T. Higbee and D.

M. Higbee, Trustee: The unknown cestuis que trust of the foregoing trust: Lydia Richardson, George Richardson and Maude ardson. Lena Stickels and Henry Stikels. Alice F. Bryant.

Mabel C. Greig and Wallace O. Greig: The unknown heirs of any of the above named sons or parties, any are deceased: Also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right. title, tate lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein. Defendants.

To: L. E. Briggs. F. G.

Johnson. Katherina Derreck, Mary A. Derreck, William B. Love, J. E.

Warren, Jacob U. Jones, Sophie E. Jones, Homer D. Redford. Bessie T.

Higbee and D. M. Higbee. Trustee: the unknown cestuis que trust of the foregoing trust: and Henry Stickles: The unknown heirs of any of the above named persons or ties if they are deceased: Also all other persons ur partics unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in. the real estate described in the complaint herein, Defendants.

IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of the time prescribed in the order of publication. to-wit. on or before the 12th day of October. 1944, and if you fail to so appear and answer. for want thereof.

the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint. wit. That you and each of you be adjudged to have no estate or Interest whatsoever in or to the land and premises herein described, to-wit: Lot 10 in Block 3. Agate Plat. Lane County, Oregon.

as platted and recorded at page of Vol. 9 Lane County Oregon Plat Records. Lot 9 in Block of the Amended Plat of Fairmount. as platted and recorded at page 12 of vol. 2 Lane County, Oregon, Plz Records, in Lane County, Oregon.

Lot 2 in Block 23 of Gross's Addition to Eugene, as platted and recorded at page 15 of Volume 3, Lane County, Oregon Plat Records, in Lane County, Oregon. Lot in Block 2 of Walnut Park, as platted and recorded at page 16 of Volume 3 Lane County, Oregon, Plat Records, in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Beginning at a point 535 feet south o' point made by the intersection of the south line of 23rd Street as same is platted and recorded in Gross Addition to- Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. with the west line of University Avenue, if extended. south as the same is platted in said Gross Addition to Eugene.

Lane County, Oregon. thence south 50 feet. thence west 103.25 feet. thence north 50 feet, thence east 106.25 feet. to the place o' beginning.

all in Eugene. Lane County, Oregon. The South feet of lot 3 and all of lot in Block 25 of. First Addition to Chula Vista Park. as platted and recorded at page 19 of Volume 6 Lane County Oregon Plat Records.

in Lane County, Oregon. Lot 2 in Block 3 of Walnut Park, platted and recorded at page 16 of volume 3 County Oregon Plat Records, in Lane County, Oregon. The north 60 feet of lot 1 in Block 6 of Shelton's Addition to Eugene City, Oregon, as platted and recorded. at page 603 of volume, Lane County Oregon Deed Records, in Lane County, Oregon. Lot 4 in Block 3 of Walnut Park, as platted and recorded at page 16 of volume 3 Lane County Oregon Plat Records.

in Lane County, Oregon and that the plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of the respective portions of said erty as set out in the complaint herein, and that you and each of you be forever enjoined and debarred from asserting any claim whatever thereto adverse to the plaintiff, and for such other and further relief as to this Court shall seem just and equitable. This mons is published pursuant to an order made by Hon. G. F. Skipworth, Circuit Judge of Lane County, Oregon on the 13th day of September, 1944.

which order directs that this summons be published once the a week for four Register-Guard. successive weeks in Eugene newsnaper of general circulation published in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon: and that you and each of you be required to appear and answer on or before the last day of the time prescribed in said order. to- wit. on or before the 12th day of October, 1944. Date of first publication.

September 14. 1944. Date of last publication. October 12, 1944. S.

M. CALKINS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Postoffice address, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. No. Oct.

12, 1944. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY by virtue of an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County in the Matter of the James Beers, ship of Nathan Beers and made August 29, 1944, the designed. as guardian of said minors, will on or after September 30, 1944. sell private sale for cash or eredit or part cash and part credit and good security, which sale shall be administra- conducted as sale of real estate in the tion of estates, all interests of Nathan Beers and- James Beers in and to the The North half of the southwest following described real estate: quarter; the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter: and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 11, Township 16 South Range 10 West. Willamette Meridian, Lane County, Oregon.

Bids will be received by the undersigned at the office of Calkins and Calkins. 210 Tiffany Building, Eugene, Oregon: all sals subject to confirmation by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon. JOE ELLINGSON. Guardian of the Person and Estate of Nathan Beers and James Beers, Minors. Calkins Calkins, Attorneys 1 for Guardian.

No. 1814, Sept. 28, 1944. NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That NOTICE is hereby given that the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT undersigned executrix of the has estate of Eugene A.

Lewis, deceased, filed her final account as such executrix in the County Court of the State of Orefor Lane County, and that said con Court has appointed Monday, the 16th of October, 1944, at ten o'clock day A. M. as the time and the County Judge's office in the County Courthouse, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. the place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. DATED this 14th day of September, 1944.

CORA M. LEWIS. Executrix. No. Thursday, October 12, 1944.

OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Administratrix of the Estate of Michael Coffee, deceased. has filed her final account in said estate in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and the Court has appointed the 30th day of September, 1244 at ten o'clock A. M. of said day in the County Court room in the Court House in Eugene. of such final account and Oregon, for the hearing of the objections settlement said estate.

MATHEWS. Administratrix, Calkins ISABEL Calkins, Attorneys for Estate. No. Sept. 28, 1944.

NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor. Corvallis. Oregon, to and not later than 2:00 m. up September 30. 1944.

for all the live timber marked or designated for cute ting and all merchantable dead tim located on 00 acres of Section 29. 18 R. the W. W.M.. Sturiaw National Forest, esti.

mated to be 2.000.000 feet B. more or less of Douglas-fir old -growth. 100.000 feet B. second-rowth. more 100.000 or feet less of Douglas-fir B.

M. more or less of western hemlock. and 100.000 B.M.. more or less of western redfeet cedar sawtimber. Ne bid than per old -growth Douglas-fir.

$1.30 per feet B. M. for second- growth Douglas-fir, and weste hemlock, and $1.80 per feet B. M. for western redcedar will be considered.

In addition to the prices bid for stumpage, cooperative deposit of $0.05 per feet B.M., to be used by the Forest Service for paying the cost of slash disposal, and a cooperative deposit of $0.15 per feet B. M. to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing. and timber stand improvement work on the area cutover, for the total cut of timber under the terms of the agreement. will be required.

Bids with rates in excess of those permissible under MPR 460 will be reduced to the allowable maximum in making the award. $1500.00 must accompany each bid. to be plied on the purchase price. refunded. or retained in part as liquidated damages, according to conditions of sale.

The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and subruission bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Corvallis, Oregon or G. the District Ranger, Mapleton, Oregon. No. 1816- Sept.

21, 1944. Death Notices 50 Elgin of Nebraska: John H. of Couer D'Alene. Idaho: Ollie Avery of Springfield. Oregon: Bertha Mune of Oregon City: Zetta M.

Bennett Swisshome: Aleda M. Prindle of Mapleton: Ruby L. Spurling of Cheshire: two brothers. Fred and Rudolph Karl of Phoenix, Arizona: one sister, Mrs. -Louis Schade of Phoenix: also 22 grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren, Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Poole-Larsen Funeral Home.

KAUS Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaus of Rt. 2. RANDLE Mrs.

Louise Randle died at a local hospital September 20. 1944. She was born Louise Krichner, February 23, 1867 in Germany, and came to America at the age of six years. She married J. N.

Randle in 1886 in Winnenucca. Nevada, coming to Eugene in 1892. Mr. Randle died in 1916. Since then she her home with her son "Edward at 1432 Orchard.

Survivors are eight children: James L. of Eugene: A. of Monroe, Washington; Edward O. of Eugene: Frank R. of Vallejo: Mrs.

A. G. Heaton of Eugene: Mrs. Howard Platt of Eugene: Mrs. M.

G. Porter Salem: Mrs. Alice Tengs of Vallejo; fitteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren: three brothers and one sister are, in Nevada. Funeral services will be held from the Veatch-Hollingsworth chapel, Saturday, September 23 at 10:30 a. m.

Interment will be in the Laurel Hill cemetery BABBITT Roger Alan Babbitt died at Oakland. Monday, 18. He was born in Wessington, S. Dakota, Novemand came to Oregon in 1934, living in Eugene and Portland before moving to Reedsport in 1936. He attended Springfield high school the last of his junior year.

He was a member of the Reedsport graduating class of 1944. and moved to Oakland six months ago. Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.

D. Babbitt: a sister, Vera Jane all of Oakland: a brother, Boyd A. in the U. S. navy.

Funeral services will be held from the Phil Bartholomew chapel. Friday at 2 p. m. Rev. Ellsworth Tilton officiating with interment in the Rest Haven cemetery.

BENNETT- Sophia Ann Bennett. a resident Swisshome for the last 21 years, died at her home on September 20, 1944. She was born in Bloomville. Illinois is on October 30, 1865. Eight years later she moved with her family to Nebraska, where she married Luther Bennett in 1881.

he died in 1937. She is survived by seven children: William H. and Thursday, September 21 at 9:30 a. m. Interment was in the Mt.

Calvary cemetery. Funeral Directors 100 VEATCH FUNERAL, HOME at 10th Miller-Sherman Funeral Home Junction City Ph. 66 Harrisburg 42 VEATC VEATCH-HOLLINGSWORTH Phone 112. Pearl St. at 10th CHAPEL Phone 433 1152 Olive St PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL -6th and B.

Ph. 411 POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 723 EUGENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charnelton Ph. 723 Bus.

Prof. Directory 125 Building Decorating PAINTING, Paperhanging Co. Pb. 803. and Roofing.

Lange Corsetierre SPENCER CORSETIERRE. FOR information Phone 2342. Chiropractors DR. H. H.

Peters. physiotherapv. Tiffany Bldg. Ph. 1170.

Cleaners Lowest Advertised Prices in Town EASTSIDE CLEANERS 2005 Franklin Blvd. Florist ARCHAMBEAU'S FLOWERS Campus Shop Public Market Phone 563 Phone 478 GRACE VIOLA'S FLORISTS Public Market Phone 521 Glass BROKEN GLASS Promptly Replaced MIDGLEY PLANING MILL. CO. 409 Hich St Phone 1059 Garbage Removal GARBAGE REMOVAL QUICK low cost service Bill's Ph. 558 Memorials Eugene Granite and Marble Works 58 11th 415 Plumbers PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 536 or $673-M WILLIAMSON Transfer and Storage Moving Anywhere Via Bekins Van Lines.

Deluxe Service PACIFIC VAN STORAGE, CO Upholsterers MARTIN'S UPHOLSTERY Phone 220 Vacuum Cleaners Repaired Ph. Jess Hayden's 5174 or 4913-J Sales Service Parts Rentals -All 527 Willamette, Well Drilling GORDINIER SON 1916 Villard. Ph. 512-R 0g 4883- Eugene died a local hospitel. Funeral services, were held Personals 145i YOUNG wuruen in trouble and in need of friend are asked to communicate with the local Salvation Army.

Phone 2099 come to 719 Pearl Street, or P. O. Box 245: or write Major Mayfair Portland. Oregon. Mildred Pratt, Salvation Army White Shield Home.

3641 N. W. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by Mrs. Mary Meeker Mounts, or any one other than myself.A. G.

Mounts. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST Cor. 8th, Willamette, Eugene, Ore. Telephone 1621 Lost and Found 150 LOST- MOND -LADIES ENGAGEMENT SOLITAIRE RING.

Left on ladies' rest room of Greyhound bus depot of Eugene. Will the lady, who found this please return it because it means very much to both of us. We are college students and cannot buy another one. Liberal reward. Please call 2567-J.

who picked up brown leather billfold Mon. morning in front Myrmo Machine Shop was seen and identified by two persons. Please return contents of billfold removed within five days to the owner or will be apprehended. No questions asked. LOST A blue and brown, green plaid pleated skirt.

Heillet taken mistake from theatre box office, Party known. Return immediately. -Ladies wrist watch in the lady's rest room at Wyatts service station. Finder please return to the Register-Guard. REWARD TAKEN--From my car.

black alpper purse containing valuable papers to owner. return to Mrs. B. F. Shelton.

Rt. 2, Box 521. Eugene. PERSON who took. billfold belonging to Ruby Marburger keep contents, Please return billfold to Ruby Marburger, Junction STRAYED white on brown head and saddle 1 spot foot.

Christine Domy, Junction City, 55W. LOST Large brown and gray Alaskan dog, named Tundra, belongs to service man, Reward. Ph. 2655-R. LOST--Brown billfold containing money and personal papers.

Reward. Notify Wilma Vrooman. Rt. 1, Creswell, Ore. LOST--Black and white fox terrier, ans.

to name Ginger. REWARD. Ph. Creswell 1-F-12. LOST- -Two golden cocker spaniels, named Tippy and Grumpy.

Reward. Ph. 1732M. LOST -Lady's Elgin wrist watch. Return to Register-Guard.

Reward. LOST Sat. 16th, paratroopers wings. Of sentimental value to owner. Ph.

2671-J-2. -Lady's brown leather billfold. Money and valuable pers. Reward. -Ph.

Spfld. 471. FOUND Child's identification bracelet at 10 S. Willamette Tues. morning.

Write RegisterGuard. Box 635. LOST--Brown billfold containing cash and bicycle ident. card. Please return to 771 Charnelton.

LOST- -Ladies wrist watch on Wil. lamette St. Monday, Sept. 18th. Ph.

17-F-21. Mrs. John Mertz, Park Ave. LOST, white Golden markings. Cocker Ph.

Spaniel 2385W. LOST-1 pair black suede gloves. Finder bring to Register-Guard. LOST- -From 931 W. 10th, halfgrown yellow kitten.

Transportation 160 HITCH HIKE Stude, driver. Seattle. Expenses paid. Luhrman, Drain, Ore. Real Estate for Sale 200 SPECIALS A fine 3-acre farm on 99 hiway.

Cozy, well built 5-room cottage painted white, nice built-ins In kitchen, buffet, bath, fine elec. water system. double garage. good barn, chicken house, fruit room, plenty of shade, and altogether a very desirable place. This is one of those home places that seldom get in the market these days.

Owner has other interests and will sell for $4000, cash. We also have a 23-acre farm with small house, elec, water system, large chicken house, barn, 13 acres cultivated. Price $4000, down H. N. TRAXLER Real Estate and Insurance Creswell, Ore.

2 ACRE SUBURBAN HOME, Located east of Springfield. New 4-room house, 2 bedrooms, electrie water system, small barn and chicken house, Price $2900 5 ROOM HOUSE. Not quite finished, but ready to move in. Located in Springfield. Price $2500 WE HAVE SOME OF THE BEST Unimproved acreage near Springfield.

Ideal location. See us for price and terms. O. J. HECKETSWEILER, THOS.

SIKER. or THOS. ALLEN. Phone 2004 228 Main, Spfld. 80 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD -6 MILES FROM EUGENE.

Fair buildings, drilled well, about 50 acres under plow, balance in pasture with some oak trees. beautiful rolling land and has proven a money maker. To close estate we offering this for $12,000. SEE ME FOR TERMS. F.

J. Berger 61 W. Broadway Phone 782 on 99. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS, REALTORS "It Must be Good If We Recommend It" 241 Miner Bldg Pa. 479 NEAR Spfld.

new beautiful 4 rooms and bath, lot 100x265; 5 shade trees, immediate sion. $3850 or trade for Eugene. Also 2.28 acres, nearly new rooms, garage, barn. chicken house, $3000; also a fine 4 rooms and bath, all city improvements, in downtown Springfield. $3950.

Reasonable terms on each. C. E. Root, 2 mi. So.

Eugene 8 Unit Motel An owners home coming secondary hiway. Tes, folks, this is one of the few motel set ups that can be handled for a minimum amount of money, and yet has plenty of income to make full time job for some man and wife. Built about 5 years ago and well built. All apartments are doubles and the going rate for this class of apartment is $4.00 to $4.50 nightly, All are plastered, wired for range, light cooking facilities, bath and bedroom. We haven't had anything as good as this for long time.

$16,000 is the price and about $8000 will handle it. Will net 20 to on nightly basis, plus free rental for owner. Can You Handle A $1000 Down Payment On- a good piece of property and monthly payment of about On the east side beuniversity we have California type stucco home consisting of large living with hardwood and fireplace. Built-in kitchen with gas available. 2 bedrooms with bath between and another large master bedroom.

The master bedroom is so arranged that it could be rented, it not needed and would bring in about $75 month it furnished. Has garage and with house goes 2 good circulators. Priced at $5350 with $1000 down. Home is in good condition throughout. See Mr.

Roadman Associated with Oregon Settlement Association 96 E. Broadway Phone 3240 "3 Bedroom Home, Close In" Living room, dining room, kitchen, batbroom. Large lot 66 by 150 feet with a few fruit trees. House has just been painted inside. Price $3250.

$1500 down payment. "East Side Apartment House' Consists of two apartments. One upstairs with three rooms and bath. Furnished. 5 rooms and bath downstairs with utility room.

Unfurnished. Nice corner lot and on a paved street. Price $5000.00. Down payment $1500. 80 Acres, 12 Miles From Eugene acres in cultivation.

Rest in saw timber and piling. One small 10g cabin and one 3 room house nice and clean. Spring water piped to house. Shed for horses and cattle. Good large chicken house.

Live creek goes through place. Electricity will be at place soon. Price $1950.00. WE NEED LISTINGS on farms, homes, acreages, and lots. For quick sale list with: Will Knight Real Estate J.

A. Morgan W. M. Koons Carroll Kennedy 1080 Chambers Phone 5049 $3,500 BUYS Acre land, 6 room house. $1000 down, balance E-Z.

L. E. Hodges Realty Co. choose from. 200 A.

cleared, Finest soil and city water. All have ocean view. Cleared lots 50 by 100 for $100 and up and 100-ft. highway frontage tracts 300 ft. deep and up for $300 tract and up.

Write or see H. D. Clements, with Coast Land Yachats, Ore. $500 DOWN 4-room house and two lots In Creswell. Fine location, electricity and running water, no bath.

A good buy at $2100 and only $500 down, $25 per month and 5 percent interest. H. N. TRAXLER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CRESWELL. ORE.

$1,600 DOWN BUYS MODERN LITTLE HOME, 978 W. 3rd: owner has another house; out and take a look. See Mr. Pryor. L.

E. HODGES REALTY CO. 742 Willamette St. 4-ROOM modern turn. house.

view lights and water. Large lot. Close in on good road. Furniture new. House rated inside and out.

770 Kratz Road on 28th Avenue between Friendly and highway. FOR SALE by owner, strictly modern 7 room home. acre in fruit and nuts. Hardwood floors, full basement, with furnace heat. Large chicken house.

127 Hansen. Phone 3215-W or 799-W. FOR SALE acre, lots of water, mod, house, barn, garage, chickfruit and berries, 4-room en house, 45 ft. greenhouse, new well, new automatic pump, nice zarden. $5000 part cash.

W. R. Brooks, Rt. 2, box 776. Grants Pass, Ore.

BY OWNER leaving town. 2 bedroom home, fireplace, oil furnace. elect. water heater. good location.

Price $5850. Ph. 3243J. FOR SALE -20 acre ranch, new home. big chicken house, Forced large barn, grainery, good soil.

to sell account of ill health. Write Register-Guard. Box 629. 80-acre ranch. good buildings.

running water. orchard and vineyard. 6 miles south of Cottage Grove on 99. L. A.

Crane. WILL LEASE 1 acre with 3-rm. house, Two miles from Spfld. Inquire 535 East 16th after 6 p. m.

HOUSE for sale, not finished, two garages. Call 3826-W after 6. GREENUP. AND BENJAMIN 30 W. 8th Phone 4620 742 Willamette St.

BEAUTIFUL YACHATS The coming section of the Oregon coast-Beautiful restricted homes and business sites. 550 A. to Real Estate for Sale 200 10 Acres Near Lake $1500 All gentle slope from the county road to the rear of the tract. Every acre tillable and very nice land suitable for most all crops. Fruits, berries, 3-8 of a mile from best fishing in Lane county.

Terms cash and $24 per month. including interest. 3 tracts side by side to choose from. Also 70 other small tracts described in free farm catalog. See Majory Florence.

Oregon Settlement Association 96 East Broadway Income Prop. We have 'a 4 unit and a 2 unit property. Good returns. In Springfield A 2 bedroom home, a 3 room rent saver, and an 8 room modern home. Farms to 2 hundred acres.

Business Property A good restaurant and a good auto court and trailer camp. CALL SPRINGFIELD 730 or Western Home Builders 81 W. 8th Ave. Ph. 4469 GOOD 5 ROOM HOME- West side, concrete foundation, Fully plastered.

2 bedrooms, bath, living room, dining room. large kitchen. large lot. Apples, cherries. grapes, $4850.00.

EXCELLENT HOME and investment. Good large home, well constructed and in excellent condition. Good neighborhood. Close to town. Provides quarters for three people and a regular income of $230.00 thrown in.

$12.500.00. ANOTHER LARGE HOME in University area. Also provides income as well as living quarters. ask us about it. Rodmans Hilton 702 Willamette Phone 4000 ACRES LOAM SOIL WITH LOTS OF FRUIT AND LARGE WALNUT TREES ON RIVER ROAD.

only 3 miles out. This is a choice building spot can be sub-divided. Bus and electricity. Priced to sell, 3-BEDROOM NEAT COMFORTABLE HOME- RIVER ROAD DISTRICT--Very nice living room. dining room, kitchen with built-ins.

wired for range, utility room. garage, henhouse, near bus line. acre loam, fruit, berries, all for $6500- some cash. $30 per month. E.

M. STONE Berger's Realty Office 61 W. BROADWAY PH. 782 Don't Miss This TWO ACRES SUBURBAN Owner making sacrifice this week. This little city farm has everything two you could want.

Dandy home, large pressure system, finest garden ground adjoining Eugene, Just two miles from City Center on oiled road. Priced at $6300 with terms. Leland F. Roberts Realty Service 828 Olive Phone 4550 8 MILES OUT. FACING NEW WILLAMETTE GARDENS.

5-. acre tracts, are selling to owners planting fruit and nut trees this year. Get one of these beautiful homesites for the price of lot. Plant trees now, build later. Let the fruit and nuts pay for your home.

Pay only -third down, balance to suit. Price $1500. JOHN L. MIKESELL. Realtor 69 W.

Brdwy, Ph. 2838 80 ACRES Well good improved barn, farm, good good hen house. 65 acres under plow: 15 acres under pasture, 5 miles from Eugene. Has been used for turkey farm for several years. Possession Oct.

1st. down. F. J. BERGER 61 W.

Broadway Phone 782 LOOK MODERN TWO BEDROOM HOME Plastered, nice lawn. shrubbery and flowers. See it at 630 8th Springfield or Phone 2087. $2,500 BUYS Nice little home, acre land. all set peaches and other fruit.

Bus line and city water. L. E. Hodges Realty 742 Willamette St. SPRINGFIELD Price reduced for quick sale, will consider trailer 88 trade in.

333 L. St. West Spfld. Owner. SPRINGFIELD-6 rooms (4 bedrooms) utility buildings, garage, wood house, fruit room, excellent location.

fine home, like new. 2 large lots. $4950. reasonable terms. Also newly built 3-bedroom nice home, $3.500.

C. E. Root, A Agt. 2 miles South Eugene 99. 50x100 LOT with enough lumber to build 26x30 house, side garage.

down. $25 a mo. rent. Was going to build but am leaving town. 2901 Roosevelt Blvd.

NEW Residence in Springfield, good location. See Lafe Bibson 14th and St. for information. LARGE house to raze or move from business 2384. JOHN E.

MENCKE. Real Estate 69 W. Broadway Ph. 2838 Real Estate for Sale 200 Unusual Beauty Values GRAIN PORTLAND, Sept. futures and cash grain unquoted.

Cash wheat (bid): So't white 1.44½: soft white (excluding Rex) 1.45: white club 1.45%: western red 1.45½. Hard red winter: Ordinary 10 per cent 1.44½: 11 per cent 1.41½: 12 per cent 1.50½. Hard white Baart: per cent 1.46%: 11 per cent 1.481: 12 per cent 1.54. Today's car receipts: Wheat 25: bar. ley 13; flour oats hay millfeed 10; flax 1.

LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Sept. -Salable and total cattle 225. calves 75: cows active, strong to 23 cents or more higher; many sales now 1.00 above week ago: steers and heifers scarce, mostly steady: few commonlow medium grass stee. 9.00-11.25; common heifers 8.00-10.00: canner and ter cows largely 4.50-6.00: only shelly coW's down to 4.00; fat dairy type cows 7.00-25: odd heavy cows to 8.00: medium- good beef cows 8.50-10.25: commonmedium bulls 7.00-8.00; good heavy bee! bulls 7.00-9.50: good-choice vealers mostly 13.00-50; liberal supply medium- good grass calves 10.00-12.50. Salable and total hogs 450.

market active. steady: good -choice 180-240 lbs. 15.00-75: 241-335 lbs. 14.00-15.00: 140-165 lbs. 13.50-14.30; good sows largely 13.00: few light sows to 13.50; choice above 100 lb.

feeder pigs 13.50. Salable and total sheep 800: market slow. weak: good-choice spring lambs including 122 165. 11.50; medium-good grades 10.50-11.00; common-medium 7.00- 10.00; culls down to 5.00; good -choice shorn lambs 10.25: grades unsold; good -choice ewes 2.75-3.25. New York Markets By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK.

Sept. 21. of strength and weakness persisted among specialties in today's stock market while many leaders did nothing or backed into moderately lower territory. Sufficient reconversion skepticism mained as the allied drove into Germany although it was noted that liquidation, for this reason. was as timid as the buying which was based on indi.

vidual situations and the hope postwar business would bulge for selected companies. Dealings were negligible from the start. and while gains running to 3 points were present near' the close, losses were plentiful transfers fell to around 600.000 shares. Distilling stocks were given a lift as restrictions on the use of grain sorchums for alcohol making were removed. Most aircrafts had to contend with profit cashing on their recent runup.

Grumman Aircraft was an ception, posting a new 1944 high. Ahead most of the time were Park Tilford, American Distilling. Schenley. Woolworth. Kennecott and International Harvester.

U. S. Smelting dropped more than 2 points when directors cut the dividend 'rom 50 to 25 cents. Laggards included Douglas Aal craft. United Aircraft.

U. S. Steel. Sears Roebuck. Santa Fe.

Chrysler, Goodrich and Allied Chemical. Assorted rail bonds improved. Two Killed In Third Washington Wreck OLYMPIA, Sept. 21-(P)-Western Washington's third train wreck within 48 hours yesterday claimed the lives of two trainmen, C. V.

Swanson, Tacoma, fireman, and Donald L. Sweeney, Centralia, brakeman. Seven others were Injured as two Northern Pacific freight trains collided about 15 miles south of here. First of the trio of wrecks occurred Monday night at Castle Rock when a Great Northern freight sideswiped a. Northern Pacific freight pulling out of a siding.

One man was killed and three injured. Tuesday morning Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's presidential campaign train crashed into the rear of another train which had stopped at the scene of the Castle Rock wreck. Fifty were injured.

Serionely injured in yesterday's wreck were Heine Orton, Tacoma, enginter; Barnie Schwepter, Tacoma, conductor, and J. A. McMillan, Tacoma, brakeman. Others hurt were Fred Reiter, engineer, Archie Rhea, fireman, Joe Wallace, conductor, Merna L. Warner, 'Hall, Tacoma.

C. W. Northern Pacific operator here, said the accident occurred on "almost a blind curve" three miles north of Little Rock. It is on a branch line between here and Grays Harbor. Hall said both locomotives were hurled from the tracks and were "total losses." 'Forest Fires' Were Burning of Slash With hazardous fire conditions behind them, crews from Lane county fire patrol associations bethis week to burn logging gan slash.

In the area north Springfield than 200 acres of slash were more burned Wednesday. If weather conditions permit more than 1000 south of Donna are schedacres uled for controlled burning Thursday under direction Patrol of associ- the Eastern Lane Fire ation. James Walker, fire warden for the association, whose headquarters were kept busy with tele. phone calls Wednesday, reporting "forest Springfield explained that burning of logging slash under supervision for is the one way to insure fires the 1945 season. Erg Guam Register-uruard The Associa.

memThe Eugene of to exclusively entitled to the the Asociated Press ted Press cublication of aL Dews dis use for it or not other wise patches credited this and also all the to credited in published paper AU rights local DeWS No. 1. Less than three years old, but it looks like it has just built. Beautiful view, lovely yard; fireplace, hardwood floors, full basement, oil burner with air conditioner. One look will convince you.

Price $10,000. No. 2. Another new one, only three years Beautiful yard, with sprinkling. system.

Lovely living with fireplace, dining room and very modern kitchen. Most beautiful bathroom with shower Lots of built-ins. Hardwood floors throughout. Large roomy bedrooms. Full basement with heating system.

but not least is the lovely recreation room. You can well be proud of this one for $10,500. No. 3. This is one of tHose places that we are proud to show you.

Beautifully decorated throughout by a decorator that knows his business. Lovely living room with fireplace. Dining room breathes refinement. Both front rooms are beautifully carpeted. The kitchen and breakfast nook are very beautifully arranged.

Very pretty bathroom. Nice basement and garage. Located among all new homes. View is "TOPS." Culp and Lake Realtors 36 East 11th Ave. Ph.

3420 CLOSE IN WEST SIDE MODERN HOME Bedrooms, large living room. fireplace, dining room and kitchen with built-ins, double water heat throughout, fine condition, corner lot. YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY TO GET THIS AT $9500. WEST BROADWAY HOME Also, good for Investment, and speculation as the business section. In the meantime get $50 or $60 rent and sell the lot at a good profit.

and nook downstairs, fireplace, 3 bedrooms and complete bathroom upstairs, basement. furnace, corner lot, double garage, reduced for quick action to $7000. See me for terms. COLLEGE HILL SPECIAL Grand view, 7 beautiful rooms and large reception hall. oak floors, fireplace, double plumbing, kitchen has abundance of builtins, full deep dry basement with trays, large piped furnace heatoil spray, automatic and thermostat control, air-conditioned throughout, corner lot.

beautiful flowers, shrubbery and lawn, very reasonable at $9500. Immediate possession. SEE ME FOR TERMS. F. J.

Berger 61 W. Brdwy Ph. 782 Equipped River Bottom Farm About 75 acres Santa Clara dist. ten room house, double hardwood floors, auto. water, also 4 room house only been built a few years, modern, extra large barn, milking shed, has new tractor and all tractor equipment.

$25,000, 10 Acres River Bottom, River Avenue Extra good soil, 6 room modern house, double garage, fruit. nuts, shrubbery, $12,500.00. 10 ACRES. 4 room new house. electricity, full set of plumbing, barn, poultry and brooder house.

$4500.00. Small Stock Farm 160 acres, 50 bottom land. fruit, good secret bldgs. $7,000. McCully Realty Co.

755 Willamette Ph. 137 Striker Christensen Realtors "Anything in Real Estate" 691 Willamette St. Phone 912 NOT modern, but neat and clean is this little house on 5 acres of good soil out Alvadore way. Does not have electricity but it is close. Garage 20x20 and deep well.

All this for $2,750.00 with terme. ALMOST new, one bedroom home on west side. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, nook, shower bath. unfinished attic, garage, $4,000.00. Terms.

THREE LOTS A NEW HOME 26 34, 1 story, 6 rooms all plastered, modern, connected to city sewer, lights and water. Cementing done, will be finished in a few days. Garage 14 20. fruit cellar. wood shed.

two blocks to bus. Look at 14th and B. Springfield. $4500. Sec Glaze, Rt.

5, 1355 River Road. HONEYS SITE YOUR NOW By the time building starts most of the desirable sites will be gone. See us now. C. F.

HYDE REALTY CO. Phone 741 628 Willamette St. BY OWNER-6 rm. home 2 yrs. old.

strictly modern, auto. oil furnace, double plumbing. double garage, acre, 18 bearing fruit and nut trees. Close in. River Rd.

Ph. 4387-W. 10 ACRES Summer home site, 400 ft. McKenzie River frontage. Spring water, elec.

available $2500. Terms. Ph. 8131 Spild. FOUR aures of Fruit--Filberts, Walnuts and frigated garden land.

Good 6 room house and buildings. 1. mile north of Springfield on 5th St. Mrs. S.

B. Ware. ACRE and 4-rm. house for sale. Call at 283 North Polk or Ph.

FOR SALE -Lot with thousand feet of lumber. $500. Call at 466 Lincoln St..