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N. Review H'wood Theater Hit Jackpot 7:00 Morgan Music Counterspy Amer. Is playing Classics H'wood Theater Hit Jackpot 7:30 Red Ryder You Great Songs Life in Hands Justice Vinson 7:45 Red Ryder Here's to Vets Pigskin Preview Fire Weather Life 10 Hands Justice Vinson 8:00 Parade Al Peake North. Melody Music Sinatra, Kirsten Lowell Thomas 8:15 Parade of Hits Wayne Stauffer Century Serenade Music World News Jack Smith 8:45 Meditation Serenade, news Meditations Hogan's Dhtr. Mr.

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7, 1949 KORE MBS 1450 KUGN ABC 1400 KASH Local 1600 KOAC State 550 KGW NBC 620 KOIN 6:00 Farm News Yawn Patrol Musical Musical Roundup Roundup Farm Farm Time KOIN Macleod. Klock 6:15 Coffee Clock News 6:30 Coffee Clock Sunrise Serenade Sports Music Old Kneass, Songs News Dick Joy Beck 6:45 Bulletin Board R.F.D. 1400 Rural Roundup Fred Hemingway Chapel Musical Roundup Smooth Music Consumer News 7:15 Breakfast Gang Agronsky Musical Roundup Smooth Music Baker's Notebook 7:30 Rise and Shine Morn, Headlines Musical Roundup Purple Sage Make Believe 7:45 Good Morning T. N. T.

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LEGALS 100 NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of ADENIA WOODARD, deceased, are hereby notified to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned, who has been appointed administrator of the said Estate by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, at 87 West Broadway, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the 30th day of August, 1949. HORACE L. EDWARDS, Administrator of the Estate of ADENIA WOODARD, deceased. MURRAY D. AGATE, Attorney for the Estate.

No. 279 Tuesday, Sept. 27. 1949. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE SUMMONS ELIZABETH REBECA McGHAN, Plaintiff, vs.

BEN D. McGHAN Defendant. To Ben D. McGhan, Defendant, 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 twelfth day of September, 1949; 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, to-wit: for a decree of this Court declaring the marriage of the plantiff and defendant void, and for the restoration of the plaintiff's former name of Smyth to her. This Summons is published pursuant to an order made by the Honorable William G.

East. Circuit Judge of Lane County, Oregon, on the twelfth day of August, 1949, which order directs that this Summons be published once a week for four successive weeks in the Eugene Register-Guard, a newspaper of general circulation. published in Eugene Lane County, Oregon; and that 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 thirteenth day of September, 1949. Date of first publication: August 16, 1949. Date of last publication: September 13, 1949.

MURRAY D. AGATE, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office Address: 87 West Broadway, Eugene, Ore. No. 261-Tuesday.

Sept. 13. 1949. Business Prof. Directory 110 DR.

CHARLES E. TAYLOR BUTTERFAT First quality (maximum of .8 to 1 per cent acid 63c Second quality 58c Premium quality (maximum of .36 of 64c BUTTERFAT (Wholesale price) A prints 67c AA prints 67c CHEESE (Wheresate price) Triplets, lb. 40c Loafs, 5 lb. EGGS (Buying Price) Extra large grade AA 62c Large AA 60c Jumbos 62c Large 58c Grade A Medium Grade A Small 38c Under EGGS (Wholesale price to retailer) Large AA 72c Grade A Grade Medium 63c Grade A Small -48c POULTRY (Buying price) Hens over 4 No. 1 colored .21 Hens, over 4 No.

2 colored 17c Hens, Hens, under under 4 No. No. 2 1 colored -15c Leghorns over 4 No. 1 light 20c Leghorns over No. 2 light -17c Leghorns under 4 No.

1 light Leghorns under 4 No, 2 light No. 1 colored springs, 3 to 4 lbs. No. 1 colored springs. over 4 lbs.

31c No. 2 colored springs. 2-3 lbs. 23c No. 1 leghorn springs.

lb. or over 23c Stags and cocks -13c BARKS Cascara, dry Dry Grape Root. lb. TALLOW Tallow. No.

Tallow, No. HIDES and WOOL Grease Calf up to 15 lbs. No. 2 leghorns springs, lbs. or over 20c Green hides 8c Kip, to 25 lbs.

Bull 4c Wool, lb. 45c Mohair, 12 mos. clipped 25c OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANNOUNCES REMOVAL OF OFFICES FROM 202 STUDIO BUILDING TO ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR. CORNER OF OAK BROADWAY. PH.

4-4115. ROOFS Roof the Seal-Tite way. Roof repairs. Roofs- flat applied. Roofs -composition shingle applied.

Roofs-3 years to pay. Call Mr. Pate, McDANIEL LUMBER CO. 240 River Rd. Ph.

5-3385. REG. SURVEYOR, Albert L. Anderberg. New location, 840 Pearl St.

Ph. 4-9162. Death Notices 115 OLSON- -Hans Kristian, Olson of Eugene died 01949 at the age of 86 years. He was born March 12, 1863 in Norway, coming to United States years ago, and had been a resident of Eugene for the past 14 years. He is survived by one niece, Miss Alpha Pederson of Empire, Ore.

Funeral services conducted at the Mortuary Wednesday, at 3:00 p. m. with Rev. A. N.

Eggen officiating and interment in Rest Haven Memorial Park. BEISTEL -Funeral services for Dr. Frank S. Beistel will be conducted at the Simon-Lounsbury Mortuary Wednesday, Sept. 7 at 1:30 p.

m. with Rev. Chas. Epple and Rev. L.

A. Steinhoff officiating and interment in Rest Haven Memorial Park. STAUFF Judson Stauffer of 1409 W. 8th died Sept. 5, 1949, in Eugene.

He is survived by his wife, Mamie Stauffer. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Simon-Lounsbury Mortuary. GORDIN Gordinier, beloved wife of Harold Gordinier, died in Eugene, Sept. 6, 1949. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Simon-Lounsbury Mortuary.

BOGGS- -Emmett E. Boggs of Marcola, Oregon, died Sept. 5, 1949 at the age of 86 years. He was born December 17, 1863 in Missouri and had spent nearly all his life in Eugene, His wife, Mary Boggs, preceded him in death several years ago. He leaves to mourn his passing the following children: Walter E.

Boggs of Yoncalla, Roy G. of Creswell, Leonard W. of Dallas, Clifford L. of Portland, Mrs. Olive Lott of Creswell, Mrs.

Elsie M. Serfling of Eugene, Mrs. Ella Beckhold of Milwaukie, and Mrs. Edward Soper of Seward, Alaska; 1 brother, Roy Boggs of Klamath Falls, 1 sister, Mrs. Etta Stunz of Portland, also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted at the Simon-Lounsbury Mortuary Thursday, Sept. 8, 1949 at 1:30 p. m. with Rev. James Cornett officiating and interment in Marcola cemetery, Death Notices 115 ADAMS -Patricia Ann Adams, age 15 of 348 Spild, passed away at a local hospital Monday, September 5, 1949.

She was born Eugene, Oregon, August 23, 1934. She had been a resident of Springfield for the past 9 years. She is survived by her mother and father, Mr. and Raymond R. Adams, one sister, Louise Rae Denton, Canton, North Carolina.

Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William McHenry, Eugene, Mr. Mrs. Henry Obermire, Tangent, Oregon, father Earl W.

Fox, Eugene, uncles, Charles Fox. Howard Fox, Clayton Fox, Russ Morgan, H. J. Woods, aunts, Mrs. Marian Fox, Mary Fox, Billie Morgan, Vera Fox, Nora Root, Pansy Woods.

Funeral services will be held at Bartholomew-Buell Chapel, Wednesday, September 7, 1949 at 2:00 P. M. Rev. Herbert Sackett officiating with interment in Rest Haven Memorial Park. NETTLETON -Edna E.

Nettleton, age 74 of 660 West 21st died at a local hospital on September 4, 1949. The deceased was a native of Berks County, and was born January 27, 1875. She married Arthur G. on July 6, 1904 and had Nettleton at Colorado Springs, resided in Eugene for the last years. Besides her husband she is survived by 4 children: Gilbert Boise, Herman Monte, Marvin Salem.

and Rose McFadden, Eugene. 2 sisters, Helen Smith, Lewisburg, and Ida Neeley, Canyon City, Colo. 2 brothers, S. L. Bierbauer, Altadena, and E.

R. Bierbauer, Mesa, Cal. Also 13 grandchildren. The funeral service will take place from the Poole-Larsen Chapel on Thursday, September 8, 1949 at 2:00 P. M.

LEMLEY Edney Ray Lemley, age 60, passed away Saturday, September 3, 1949 at his home in Cottage Grove. He was born December 29, 188 in Hundred, West Virginia. He came to Oregon with his parents at the age of 19 months. He was married in Eugene to Golda G. Jacobs, July 2, 1910.

They lived in Springfield, where Mr. Lemley was time keeper for the BoothKelly Lumber until 1918 when they went to North Bend where he was in charge of the shipping and planing departments for the Beaner Lumber Co. The family went to West Virginia in 1923 returning to Oregon and coming to Cottage Grove. Mr. Lemley was employed in various capacities including that of plant Superintendent Lumber for Co.

the until W. 1932 A. Woodard partnership with George Jacobson he built and, operated the Cottage Grove Lumber Co. He sold his interest in this venture and had been retired since 1939, except for 3 years spent as a lumber inspector for the U. S.

Navy during World War II. Mr. Lemley was very active in civic and fraternal affairs in Cottage Grove. He was master of Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51 A.

F. A. M. in 1937, worthy patron of Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 O.E.S.

in 1936, a member of Cottage Grove Chapter No. 1 R.A.M. a 32nd. degree Scottish Rite Mason. A member of Al Kader Shrine, the Elks Lodge, Moose Lodge, and the Cottage Grove Rod and Gun Club.

He is survived by his wife, 2 sons, Forrest Lemley, Cottage Grove, Edison R. Lemley, Anlauf, 2 daughters, Mrs. Maxine Ward, tage Grove, Mrs. Gladys Kruse, Gardner, 9 grandchildren, and 2 sisters, Halla Gallispie, Salem, Francis Renner, Hundred, West Virginia. Funeral services will be held at Mills Mortuary, Cottage Grove, Wednesday, September 7, 1949 2:00 M.

Interment in Rest Haven Memor- ial Park. Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51 A. F. A.

M. in charge Mrs. Virginia Fry and Daughter. Personals 140 $10 PROTECTS your FAMILY From Spinal Meningitis, Diptheria, Scarlet Fever, Smallpox, Leukemia, Encephalitis, 755 Willam. 4-6013.

Tetanus, Downtown, Ins. Agy. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets 8 p.m. Thursday at The Friendly House, 11th and Ferry. Write 115 E.

11th Ave. Office No. 10. Ph. 4-5211.

Course, "10 lbs. off in 10 Days" or $2 back. Stomach Shrinking, Self-Treatment. No Pills, Diet, Exercise. Send $2.

Dr. Granger, Mineral Wells, L8 Tex. ATTENTION REALTORS After the 10th of this mo. my place will be. off the market.

Hans Nielsen. SWEETIE, sure sandwiches seem different. Danish sdrive-in. South Sillamette. Sopen still 11:30.

DENTAL PLATE REPAIR Dr. Harry Semler, Dentist, corner 8th and Willamette. Eugene. Ore. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNING preliminary sketches.

model. Ph. 7-7758 eves. SPENCER CORSETIERE Mrs. M.

Baker For appointments call 7-7193 IF LONELY write Ruth A. Wade, Box 607 Vancouver, Wash. of committal services." Funeral Directors 125 MILLER-SHERMAN-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrisburg Ph. 66 Ph. 42 POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL HOME 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 BARTHOLOMEW-BUELL CHAPEL Springfield 6th and Ph.

7-3319 VEATCH HOLLINGSWORTH ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Ph. 4-5255 Pearl Street at 10th SCHWERING ENGLAND CHAPEL Creswell, 1st and St. Ph. 317 SIMON-LOUNSBURY CHAPEL Phone 5-1591 1152 Olive St. EUGENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 Flower Shops 130 STEVENS' FLORAL SERVICE Marguerite Stevens Ph.

5-3201 Public Market FUNERAL WORK our specialty, flowers by TOMMY WILLIAMS. Ph. 4-6351. 2066 E. 15th Ave.

CARL'S FLOWER SHOP 172 1 West Broadway Ph. 4-7416 Card of Thanks 135 WE WISH to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all for their sympathy and beautiful floral offerings in the death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Virginia Fry and Register-Guard, Eugene, Sept. 6, 1949 Page 17 Personals 140 MRS.

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Test reading free. Corral Trailer Park, No. 8, 4055 Pac. Hiway So. AUTO REPAIRS We are in the low rent dist.

Let us save you money. For example-rings installed. 6 cyl. cars, $15-8 cyl. cars, $20.

labor. Clutch, trans. or differential labor, $7.50 up. Brakes relined most cars, $14. Free estimates gladly given.

DEPENDABLE AUTO SERVICE 905 1st Ave. W. Ph. 4-0107 REV. J.

REA KEYS, Christ's Brotherhood Spiritualists Church. Services at the WOW hall, 8th Lincoln every Thurs. eve. Beginning at 8:00 p.m. promptly.

Following sermon, messages and circle. Special song service and For any information call 4-6826. Public cordially invited. ANY GIRL in trouble needing friendly adviser write The Salvation Army White Shield Home, P. O.

Box 3916. Portland 3, Oregon or telephone Beacon 1632 Lost and Found 150 LOST: Sun. in vie, of Gilbert addition, male scotch collie, dark brown with full white ruff, named "Jack." Child's pet. Anyone having see this dog, or that has any info. as to where he might be found please call 4-1568.

Mrs. K. S. Blanding. Rew.

LOST: One white and orange female pointer and black and white setter dog in Lorane district Sunday. Reward. Manley Purdy, Lorane, Ore. LOST: Tail gates between Noti and Harrisburg Aug. 31.

If found please notify Frank Montgomery, Noti or Plez Lynch, Harrisburg. LOST Bet. Goshen Dexter, brown billfold contains valuable papers checks. Please return Victor Wilson, Rt. 1, Dorena, Ore.

Rew. have by identfying paying for FOUND: .22 pistol. Owner may ad. Tony Uchytil. Inq.

at Walton Store. STRAYED to my place Aug. 29. One pig. Owner identify, pay for ad and feed.

T. H. Horn, Noti, Ore. LOST: Sept. 4 at lower Ermahill Lake, one canvass fishing creel, with fishing tackle inside.

Rew. 3145 So. Willamette. Ph. 5-5427.

LOST CAMERA 3 mi. so. of Goshen Aug. 13th. $25 reward.

Ph. 4-3351. Transportation 160 DRIVING to San Francisco, Take 1 or 2 pass. Help drive. Phone 5-3961.

Business Property 200 Brogdon Reed AT 690 W. 7th WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SITE FOR A MOTEL or any other type of business that will fit this limited commercial zoning, lot 66 2-3 by 160. $9500, with $2500 Sun. and evenings Dial Ray Brogdon, 4-5624. BROGDON REED Meeting Notices 170 LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE, NO.

686 Meets every night, 8 p. m. Club rooms open daily 10 a. m. to 12 p.

m. Dining room open to members and guests 11 a. m. to 4 p. m.

7 W. 11th. 5-4393 Rental Prop. For Sale 205 William B. Stenwick Realtor down, bal.

at Hap Taylor Realtor Ph. 7-8785 or Long Distance PEARL ST. INCOME $12,500. EASY TERMS Here is an income property in an ideal location; priced right. Consists of 4 rental units, giving an income of $184 per mo; plus owner's living quarters; 3 sets of plumbing.

All furnishings included except personal belongings. This property is in excellent condition. Very suitable for income property or the large family. Only 2 blocks to grade school; 1 to bus and grocery store next door. Also zoned for light industry.

Be sure and check this excellent opportunity now. Call Larry Duprey at 4-4277: eves. 4-1580. 45 W. 11th Ph.

4-4277 Hap Taylor Realtor 8-UNIT APARTMENT house located on fine corner in University district. Masonry construction. 6 apts. furnished, 2 unfurnished. 4 units and utility with steam boiler.

$39,500 with room on a each floor. Basement Cogswell Creek No. 3 BOB DAVIS Realtor 691 Willamette -Ph. 5-5411 SPECIAL: OLDER TYPE House with 4 apartments, Double cabin and space for 8 trailer homes. Gross income per month will average about $400.

Price: $15,000 with $5000 down, or TO $5000 AS DOWN PAYwill take SMALL DO HOME UP MENT. Brogdon Reed DUPLEX ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN CIRC. hot water heat, individual thermostat controlled, owner on one side and rents the other, for $85 per mo. Dial Ray Brogdon for more details. Sun.

eves. 4-5624. BROGDON REED 7 W. 11th. 5-4393 $5500 Down -buys a furn.

home and $225 per mo. income. This includes approx. $1800 worth of furniture. 6 apts.

3 garages, lot 80x133. $5500 down bal. at $150 per mo. located between the U. of O.

and down town. 1561 Ferry. Dial 5-4076. TWO 2 bdrm. houses on small lot.

$10.500. Ph. 4-8239. Lots Homesites 210 68c 55c for 29c lbs. 35c for 35c 15c ches 15c 25c 5c 29c Ibs.

for 49c Markets (API DeSept. 6 dwindled today and Declined. did losses exSelling orders were cases ent and remained at last liberal sprinkshares improved bit. els limited. or even measured Is of at the rate of some recent slow or ver the was full day.

losing bond averages: off rails 104.73 off .07 0.01. de rails 84.88 off 0.06 ade 105.50 off 0.08 Uties 102.93 up 0.03. Stop itching, quick. dry up ly, safely. 59e blisters TS BLOCKED IT SHOP nette Eugene G.E.

Lyons Plan bar New Kitchen KITCHENS VAN AN ITURE AN IM RSHEIM SHOES EN and WOMEN IRCH'S Willamette CURITY vings Loan Association E. Broadway ablished in 1924 savings earn for 25c for 19c for 15c 25c Ibs. 15c for 19c 49c 19c 25c 16s 39c 29c H. PETERS OPRACTOR Appointment ONE 5-2244 Tenth Ave. Choice View Lots 64x160 on 28th and University.

Close to new grade school. These will go fast. Priced from $900 with down. Railroad Trackage 55x70 Warehouse. 2 Loading docks, Also 18x30 small building.

Lot 100x200. Only $5500 with terms. 10-Acre Tracts Mostly cultivated. 7 miles to Eugene, REA power. Only $1350 with $200 down and $25 per mo.

PAUL W. CAMPBELL Realtor 1060 High Street Phone 4-4121 BUILDING LOTS IN CAL YOUNG DIST. 93x144 $500, $600, $100 cash, bal. $25 per month. DANEBO DIST.

SUBURBAN TRACTS 4 locations to pick from, close to grade high school. City water now being piped to this dist. Pick out one now. Mr. Day ph.

5-1943 Mr. Swango ph. 4-9989 CLARENCE F. HYDE 628 Willamette Phone 5-2431 CLOSE in View lots for sale. Have left Eugene; need capital; will sell top of hill at 27th Agate.

Exclusive district. Magnificent Oaks. Accessible. Utilities at hand. view lots, wholesale price $7500.

Some terms. Make yourself some money. Contact my exclusive agent-Robert -Tiffany Building who extends courtesy to realtors. Wayne Jamison. 24TH FRIENDLY 58x150 $1000 COLLEGE CREST, Everland 450 AUGUSTA ST.

55x150 575 SANTA CLARA RA, 6 in filberts, terms -----------6500 JEFFERSON, 2 lots 50x100 LINCOLN 60x160 1400 PETER W. WINANDY 48 E. 10th St. 4-6283 EVERGREEN PARK TRACTS CHOICE, lots 1 and mile shopping from grade, dist. School and city bus.

City water. Cash or terms. Lots 80x140. Located Danebo Dist. on Elmira Rd.

Ph. 4-2491. VIEW LOTS Large beautiful home sites with fruit trees, city paved road, bldg. restrictions at Todd's sub. div.

See them while there is still a good selection. Inquire at Acorn Park headqt. 3200 18th Ave. W. Dial 4-9614.

CLOSE TO CAMPUS LOT on Harris 1900 blk. Price $2300. Exclusive with R. L. MAXFIELD Realtor Ph.

5-6450 1353 Beech St. CORNER view lot, terraced, ready for building, trees, view of city and golf course. 2 2794 Baker Blvd. Call 4-2509. CORNER view lot, near golf course.

$900. Ph. 4-9835. Eugene Homes for Sale 220 CLOSE IN ON WEST 17th, 2 bedrooms, full bath, living room, dining room, kitchen and utility, plastered, fireplace, gas floor furnace, $7250. WEST 11th, 4 bedroom plastered house, all rooms large, a very good home in top condition.

$11,000 about $3500 down. ADAMS street, a dandy 2-bedroom house with basement, fireplace, plastered and hardwood floors. $9000 with about half cash. Jim Frady Sunday or evenings at 4-7929. 50 West 13th Phone 5-3369 JAMES P.

FRADY REAL ESTATE William B. Stenwick Realtor HOME OF THE WEEK 3 BEDROOM $10,500 GOOD TERMS Extra large living room, very convenient kitchen, breakfast nook, nice bath, one bedroom and utility room on main floor. Two bedrooms upstairs. Also insulated. Large 65x130; nicely landscaped and on sewer.

Bus by door, and only block to good shopping center. This is one you haven't seen before. Call Larry Duprey at 4-4277; eves. 4-1580. 45 W.

11th Ave. Ph. 4-4277 Brogdon Reed 2 BDRM. WEST SIDE F.C.B., thermostat controlled S. D.

furnace, H.W. floors, fireplace, grand with double sink, a convenient built-ins, worth the asking price of $8500. Sun. and evenings dial Ray Brogdon 4-5624. BROGDON REED 7 W.

11th 5-4393 BY OWNER LOW DOWN PAYM. 3 BEDROOM HOME NEW home in new fast growing addition 3 bdr. on 1 floor. 672 sq. ft.

over storage 1300 sq. ft. flr. space, large living din. room.

fire patio, hrdw. many built-ins tile bath oil heat, picture windows close to new school. 1123 West 17th. Brogdon Reed CLOSE TO GRADE SCHOOL Beautiful ranch type home, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, oil fired radiant heat, att, and worth the asking price of $10,700 with $2500 dn. Sun.

evenings dial Ray Brogdon 4-5624. BROGDON REED 7 W. 11th 5-4393 ALMOST new 2 bdr. comb. lvg.

dng. hdwd, plastered, lovely attach. leaving state, immediate poss. An ideal home and location. Dial 4-1385, 180 E.

25th. 1746 9th Place West. 2 bdrm. home near Market, 8th 11th Ave. busses.

Oil floor furnace. Courtesy to all Real Estate..