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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1937 THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER WATCH PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR DAYS CHEEK. Jan. G. Among those present at the watch party given by the South Uninqua grunge New Year's eve were: Mr. ami Mrs. Hal nooth, Mr. and Airs. Pete ITInm, Mr. anil Mm. J. D. Wright. Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Wright, Mr. and Mrs. nay Wh'te. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oautke, M. and Mrs. Jnhnnn sen. Mr. and Mrs." M. J. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rhonda, Mr. mid Mis. Jack Hlggeni. Mr. o"d Mrs 0. C. Hill. Mary Talbot. Until Hoping, firaco nooth, Hetty Tthonds, Alice Dooth. Mnr'orie Ilootli. Gene Ilhonils. Bob Hill. Paul Tn'hot. Ivs ter Forgunon, . Nnrval Ferguson. Oscar Weber. Wilbur White and jtlchard Gaulko. . Pinochle, mononoly and progres sive five hundred woro olaved. Those winning prizes for the rive hunilred games wore: Mu's first, Fred Wright: men's consolation. Pete Ulam: Indies' first. Mrs. Jack ' Hlggins; ladies' consolation, Mrs. Pete Ulam. A potluck supper was served at midnight. . JACOBYS ENTERTAIN AT NFW YEAR'S DINNER I,OOKINOGL,ASS, Jan. 6 An enlovahlo day was spent nt the 71. n. Jacohv home on New Year's dav when they entertained Mends nnrt relatives nt a twelve o'clock dinner. Covers were placed for Mrs. ,T. tl Fnlden. Ilav nnd Tloy Simpson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Simpson nnd ' daughter Favo of Melrose, Mr. find Mrs. A. A. Jacohv nnd child' run. nnvid. Mildred. Lorraine nnd Earl, nen and Susie .Tncobv. and the host and hostess, Mr. nnd Mrs, IT. n. Jncoby. The afternoon was spent In vis iting and making homemade candy. Today'i Pattern ' Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. DRESS UP TO YOUR GAYEST OCCASIONS IN THIS CHARM ING STYLE! PATTERN 4270 Glamour news . . . Fashion-news Here's just the adorable dress-up frock you'vo been looking for to lend n gay touch to every-uay oc casions, and add allure to . "gala events"! So irresistible its full- skirted charm, that onco you' made it. you may expect cnmpll ments galore! See bow prettily full sleeves may puff above or below your elbow, while uprising sun front and fusclnntlng neckline nr accented by dainty bows of narrow ribbon. This captivating model s a delight to behold in lustrous satin printed or monotone crepe, or silk jersey. Ann it s as easy m munt as it is fair to behold! You'll sure ly wnnt to repent this pattern for Snrinc in. say. a triple sheer. Pattern 4270 Is available in sizes 12. 14, 16, IS. 20, 30. 32. 34, 36. SS nnd 40. Size 16 lakes 31 yards 39 Inch fnbrlc nnd 2i yards a Inc. ribbon. Illustrated step-by-step sewing Instructions included. ' Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) I coins or stamps (coins preferred for this Anne Adams pattern. rlt Plainly SISiB. NAME. ADDRESS nnd STYLE Nl'MIlKK. New! Exciting! Our latest ANNE ADAMS PATTERN noOK Order It nt onre, and greet Spring in the gayest, gladdest clothes vou've ever seen. Flattering do signs for gj'ery daytime and eve ning occasion! Finery for the nride the Graduate and Junior Misses of every aee! Clever slimming styles . . . easy pntterns ... all of them Interpreted In the newest fabrics! BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. TWENTY - FIVE CENTS FOR BOftt WHEN ORDERED TO GETHER. Address orders to News-Review Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. EW YEAR'S PARTIES NJOYED AT YONCALLA YONCALLA, Jan. 6. Mr. and rs. Walter Moore had as their guests for New Year's day dinner, r. und Mrs. S. A. Schfeman and r. und Mrs. Jde Shoppe. Mr. and Mrs. Sufe Schieman en tertained at a dinntr at their home Friday evening, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, oml Mrs. Ernest Tniele, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Shot po, 'Otto Schie man. John Keiley and Jess Layton. Hridgc was played duiing the eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. I,. S. Melton entor- tnlned at a dinner at their home Friday evening. Covers were laid for the following: .Mr. nnd Mrs. eorge Cooley and family, Mary Mandsllp, Mr., nnd Mrs. John Moore, Claui'e ami LinK Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hickman, Owen Davis, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Moore and daughter, Elane, nnd Raymond Cooley nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Melton. Mrs. Surah Wilson entertained at dinner New Year's dny, with the following guests present: Miss Olive Wilson of Klamath Falls, Miss Suo Burt, Mrs. I.lazlc Trump, Mrs. Iiornlce Walker, Walter Trump nnd George Wilson. nrldgo was played at a wntcn night party given at tho Allen Gibson home Thursday evening. Tlioao nresent were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Softon, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and Mr? nnd Mrs. (iinson. A dollcious suppor was served at a late hour. GENEVIEVE BARNETT AND DALE SIMMONS MARRY Miss Genevievo Harnett, daugtv tor or Mrs. Daisy narnett, and Dale Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hein v Simmons, were married nt n quiet ceremony Thursday nfter- nnon nt four o clock, uecemuer nt the First Presbyterian manse. Rev. W. C. Fnucetto, pastor or me iiiir.--ii. nerformed the ceremony in tho presence ot the necessary wit nesses. ' Tho bride wore a blue traveling mil trimmed in gray rur, wltn matching bine accessories, while her attendant, Mrs. Evorott C. Jones, wore nn outfit of cinriter blue. Hverett C. Jones acted , as best man to the groom. Both Mr. and Mrs. Simmons are well known in Roseburg, Having graduated rrom the local high school in the class or 1933. For the past two years the bride has held the position ot secretary In the office of the city superintend ent of schools, where sho will con tinue her work for the present time. Mr. Simmons is employed m tho merchandise department of the local brunch ot the California Ore gon Power company. l.JUtor U . weiuuiift. ui' -""n" tiortlinrn states, ..tho couple, is now at home to tlieir menus' ui. 1129 Harvard avenue in hub cuj. Jl, ;t. . NOVEL PROGRAM AND SOCIAL EVENING TO BE EMJUTtu oi EASTERN' STAR THURSDAY Hosoburg chapter oi i-.usiern Star members and nil visiting numbers have been most cordially lnv'lcd to enjoy a very novel pro gram and delightful social' to be hold at elglll ociock iimiminr ning nt the Masonic temple. Mrs. Victor J. Micelll, worthy matron, wld be In charge. A New Year lorccast program will be presented. Wanda Armour, guest nrtist for tho evening, will play piano numbers and Mrs. J. Yarnuit win reau carus uuu m cup enkos will contain loriunen. Tho refreshments will' be serv ed In the chapter room by Mrs. A. B. Taylor, chairman, Mrs. Maurice J, Newlnnd, Mrs. Boyd Bayies, Mrs. T. B. Vlrdon and Miss l'eari Jones. The evening promises to he or unusual interest and enjoyment and every member Is being urged to be present. ELKS NEW YEAR'S FLOOR SHOW IS LARGE AND ENJOYABLE AFFAIR The Elks New Year's floor show and dance was a very enjoyable affair of last Thursday evening. C. Wesley Williams acted as mas ter of ceremonies, with Arthur W. Ilauin in charge of the floor show and Caplaln Edward Hlnes In charge of ' entertainment. A. E. Kent was In charge ot refresh ments and table service. The floor show was presented nt 10:15 o'clock and Included "The Skaters ' Waltz" by Wllma Feld kahip, who responded to an encore by dancing a Russian dance; ac cordion solo hv Jack Josse: Orien tal dance by Ulah Agnes Winston; vocal boIo by Bernlece Duncan. The second floor snow openea at 11:15 o'clock and included: Jazz dance by Ruth Ann Ruhl: songs and guitar by .Black and Blue birds, Cecil Black and Wally Wolcott; tap dance by ltutn Ann Ruhl; song by Miss Helen Casey; oe dance by Madlyn Stearns, nuin Ann Ruhl was dressed to repre sent Miss 1937. Ab and Tod Rice presented riddle and piano barn dance numbers. Nolsemukers. favors and serpen tines were enjoyed by the guests. The Rhythmen orchestra furnish ed tho music ror the dancing. KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET AT WILSON HOME FRIDAY All members of the Methodist Eplscopnl Keystone club have been most coruiauy inviieu io meet nt two -o'clock Friday after noon nt tho homo of Mrs. R. H. Wilson on South Jnckson Btreet. The club meeting was previous ly announced to meet at the Mc Kay home, but on account ot tne illness of Mrs. McKny the meeting will be held nt the Wilson resi dence. MR. AND MRS. POOLE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER DAYS CREEK, Jan. . ti Mr. nnd Mrs. Dolbert Poole entertain ed the following guests at dinner New Yenr's eve: Mr. and .Mrs Walter Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Poole. Mr. and Mrs. Rny Spencer, Mr. und Mrs. Earl Woods, Edna Mae Poole,' Albert. Poole, Billy Spencer and George Rigglns. Hera on Business I.. L. I 111 id, of Glondale, was a business visitoi- in this city today. Patch and Chit Club to Meet The Patch and Chat club will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. D. Hess. Local News III at Home Nancy, dnueh'er of Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Rudabaugh. was uiialile to be at school yester day and today on account ol ill ness. Garden Valley Club to Meet The (Inrilen Valley Women's club will meet nt the clubhouse Thurs day nrternoon with Mrs. B. A. l!t terb.ick as. hostess. - Mr. McNp'" Leaves W. H. Mc- Nary has left tor his home in Sac ramento. Calir. aflor spending New Year's and the week-end with his sister Miss E. W. McNary, ut Green. Mrs. Aekert Returns Mrs, Edith S. Aekert- returned hero Tuesday from Anchor, where she took her daughter, .Miss carol ack ert, Sunday. The Inf er Is n teach er of the Anchor school. Return From California Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hunio nnd duughtor, Joanne, returned to their home on Blnkely street Sunday, utter spend ing a woek vacationing nnd visit ing in San F.'ancisco. Installation 'Thursday Florence Nightingale tent, -No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans or the Civil War, will nicot at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night nt the armory tor Installation ot tho 1937 officers. Talks in Sleep Only Hi-- '--J tf V if "M F. R. CONGRATULATES GENEROUS EMPLOYER AMBLER, Pa.. Jan. 6 (API President Roosevelt has written a letter or nmgratulatlon to J. Har vey Gravell, Ambler paint manu facturer who paid off nil his em ployes' debts us u Now Year's present. Gruvell, president of the Ameri can Chemical Paint Manufacturing company, divided $90,000 among 76 employes 1 it tho plant so that they could start the year free ot debt. The president's letter, Svritten on Dec. 31, staled: "1 have heard with sincere in terest of your genorous rememb rance or your employes at the holi day season. I urn writing this let ter to congratulato you upon the adoption of such an enlightened policy and to express the hope that you have found real happiness in the happiness which you have brought so nbunduntly Into the lives of others. Your action Is Indeed worthy on tne highest commendation. . Edna Jones One of tho mysteries of medical science la the cue of Edna Max tne Jones of Sao Bernardino, Cal., who talks while sleeping but 1a unable- to speak a word when awake. Although she can laugh and cry In normal fashion when awake, all her efforts to make an Intelligible sound are futile F.D.'s Pastor FAVORITE RECIPES Country Club Ladles to Meet Tho Indies or the Roseburg Coun try club will meet fit ten o'clock Thursday morning at tho club house for contract bridge. Potluck luncheon will be served at noon. (tlronrtonst bv tho Women's E chnngo department of KRNIt and pulillehofl In tbrt Poiierln.s county cook bonk. Comnletn ponies of .O'ls rook book may b1 nurclmspo nt the News-Review . office nt 50 cents eneh.) GRAHAM CRACKER ICE CREAM MRS. B. S. PRUNBR, Riddle. 1 e crushed grnham crackers; sugar: 2 c coffee cream; 1 t va nilla. Combine cracker crumbs, sugar and cream, add vanilla and pour, into refrigerator tray and par tially freeze, wnen quite solid nut not hard, remove to a chilled bowl and beat with a rotary heater un til, light and fluffy, .RotHrp. to tray nnd finish freezing. Mattes '1-quart. TUTTI FRUTTI TRIFLE MRS. EDNA VAITGHN. Roseburg. . grapefruit:. Hi o pineapple; 1 orange; V& c moist cocqanut: 0 mnrshmallows; 6 maraschino cher ries; .2 T maraschino juice; s egg whites; 6 T powdered sugar. Cut grapefruit nnd orange In halves and remove sections, then cut in pieces. Cut pineapple into Bmall pieces and cut marshmallows Into eighths. Soak , marshmallows and cocoanut In combined juices. Beat egg whites until Btiff and fold in sugar. Drain marshmallow mixture, combine with fruits and fold in egg whites. Turn into refrigerator tray Serves 6 or 8. For n beautiful color effect, serve this in green glasses or on green plates. . NEW YEAR'S PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR Miss Grace Lady and Miss Mar- inrie Coon were Joint hostesses at a very enjoyable New lenrs eve party at the letter's nome in Dlllnrd. The group nltenueu tne show. "Cain and Mabel, and men eturned to the Coon home. A delicious midnight waffle sup per was served, after which games, islllng and dancing were onjoyeu. Those onlovlng tho holiday af fair were Miss Patricia Miller, Miss Lillian Thompson, Miss Julia Uurance, Miss Eileen Melst, nay- den Laurnnce. Kenneth Laurnnce, It. C. Laurunce, Mnrlowo McKny, I.lnvd Nelson. LnMoiit Davidson, and the hostesses, MIbb Lady and Miss Coon. SLUMBER PARTY IS F NJOYED MONDAY A slumber narly was enjoyed Monday night nt the home ot Miss Eileen Klelst at Coos Junc tion. Dancing was the main diver sion of the evening hours. The aroiin spending the night with Miss KlelBt was Miss Virgin- la Winston. Miss Wilma Hunts, Miss Jlllin Lnurance, Miss Grace Lady. Miss Betty Campbell, Miss Veldn HnffmeiBler. Miss Pntrlcia Miller and Miss Lillian Thompson Breakfast was served at 9 o'clock by Mrs. R. D. Klelst. :: : PARISH DINNER TO BE HELD NEXT MONDAY NIGHT St. George's Episcopal guild will sponsor a dinner next Mon day evening. January 11. at 6:30 o'clock, at the parish hall for the members of the ehuch. All members of the Episcopal rhurrh have been most cordially invited to enjoy tills dinner. fs OlID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY AT SYLWESTER RESIDENCE The M Id-Week Bible class of St Paul's Luthcyn church will meet inursoay auernoon hi me icti dence ot Rev. and Mrs. W. Sylwes ter with Mrs. Whiting acting as hostess. All women of the con gregation have been most cordially Invited to atter Leaves for Portland Mrs. R. H. Fields Jr.. loft on the Shasta Tiles- for her borne in Portland, after visiting here w'th her moth er, Mrs. George E. Houck, on South Stephens street, since last Thursday. Has Chicken Pox Dick Critten den. Ron of Mr. and Mrs. F. ,;!L, Crittenden, In rnnorted to be qunr nntined with chicken pox at his homo, .where he Is convalescing from a fractured left leg, which .;he suffered Inst week when struck by truck trailer. 'Marries In Washington Miss Ceola Manning, who snent. the holi days In Siithorlln vlalllng her mother. Mrs. C. H. Barber, and oth er relatives, was- married In Evor- tt, WaBb., to Andrew Rrotlerson of thnt city. December 28, accord- nor to word received bore byre- lativos. ' C. H. and R. Club Party Tho C. H. and R, club members will enter tain their husbands at the annual Cbrlstrans party Thursday night at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudnoll. 444 North Rose street. Girts will bo exchanged nnd a so- lai evening enjoyed. MY FAVORITE PUDDING SAUCE By GLADYS JOHNSTON Brockway. Ore. 1 cup white sugar (or brown for caramel sauce) . 2 heaping T. butter 1 cup boiling water 1 T. cornstarch Cream butter and sugar. Mix cornstarch with a little cold water, then stir Into boiling water. Pour this over butter and sugar. Add flavoring. - Especially good with plum or any fruit pudding. THREE IN ONE SHERBET MRS. J. WEBSTER CARLSON Glendalo, Ore. 3 oranges; 3 lemons; 3 bananas 3 c sugar: B c water; 3 egg whites tew grains salt Dissolve sugar and Bait In bolt ing water. Cook. Put juice of or anges and lemons through strain er. Make pulp of bananas and put through strainer. Mix with Byrup, turn into' freezer and freeze, to mush. Add stiffly beaten egg whites and freeze until stiff. Turn freezer slow at first and faster at last. Improving Mrs. Jf. K. Toles is oported to bo Improving nt St. Vincent's hospital In Portland, where she has been critically 111 for the past ten dnvs. Mrs. Paul Funkhouser, daughter of Mrs. roles, has been In Portlnnd with her for the post week. Dr. Funk houser went to Portland yester dny and Is bringing Mrs. Funk houser back to her home In this city this evening. LEMON CREAM 8HERBET AUGUSTA WILSON, Riddle. 1 pt. milk; 1 c sugar; grated rind of 1 lemon; A pt. cream: juice lemons; 2 egg whites; 2 T. sugar. Add sugar to milk and allow to dissolve. When thoroughly dissolv ed add lemon rind and juice. Stir while adding lemon Juice. Turn In to freezer tray and freeze 45 min, to 1 hr. Beat egg whites, adding the 2 T sugar. Whip the cream to thick custard consistency. Com bine with the beaten egg whites. Add frozen mixture and mix light ly. Return to freezing unit and freeze 2 to 2i hrs. (Requires no stirring.) Serve garnished with sprig ot mint HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 1 Gallon (Freezer Method) CORA COLLISON. Roseburg. MRS. DONAL GIBBS, Roseburg. 6 eggs; 1 V4 c sugar; 2 T vanilla 1 qt milk; 1 qt thin or whipping cream. Beat eggs thoroughly, add sugar and beat well. Then add va nilla. Add milk and cream and beat well and put into gallon freezer can. Pack with salt and Ice and freeze. Serve plain or with choco late or pineapple dip. Variation: Use 4 eggs and 1 qt of thin cream. Makes right amount for 3 qt freezer. ill PRODUCE PORTLAND. Jan. 6 HUTTER Prints, A grade, 341c lb. In parchment wrapper, 3SJc In car tons; B grade, parchment wrap pers, 33&c; cartons 34Ac. BUTTKRkA T (Portland de livery, Reneral -price) A grade, delivered nt. least twlco weekly, 36-37c; country routes 34-3Gc; B Krade 34-3fift; C grade at market.! u GRADE CHE AM for market- Buying price, tmtterfat basis fill J c. KUGS Buying mice by whole salers: Extras 22u; standards 20c; extra medium Iflc; medium firsts 17c; undergrade lGc dozen. Cheese, country meats and live poultry steady and unchanged. 1'OTATORS Deschutes 2.r0 6.r; Klamath No. 1 $2.45-2.65; Yakima No. 1 $2.40-2.60 cental. Onions, wool, hay, hops, mohair and cascara bark steady and un- cnangeu, Baptist Aid to Meet Ladies aid of the Baptist .church will meet In the church parlors at 2:60 tomor tow afternoon. . . - ' Conducting Court Circuit Judge u. i. MKipwomi ol l'jugene spent today In Roseburg , hearing civil mattors in tho court here. Back From California Mr. and Mrs. Mnrting und children huv returned to their home on East Lane street, after enjoying the holidays In California vacationing. Leave Tuesday R. L. Chapler, secretary and manager of Oregon Forest Fire association, Portland. and Albert VI) Gille, chief clerk nl ho state forester's office, spent Monday here on business and left Tuesday for Wolf creek In com- nanv with H. O. Pnrgcter and Fred L. Southwlclf. of this cltv, to snend the day on business. From Wolf creek, Mr. Cbanler and Mr. Gille went on to Medford. Mrs. Buck Arrives Tuesday Mrs. N'ecla BuHc, slate president of the W. C. T. TI., arrived here yes terday to spend a few days ns guest of Mrs. Edith S. Aekert and hold an Institute in this city to day. Mrs. Buck Is en route back to her homo In Portland from n ronferenm held recently nt Oak land. Cnllf. She was a cunst nt the Roseburg Woman's club meet ing yesterday afternoon. Visit Ina In San Francisco Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Miilholland Sr., fnr- r fpildonts of Rnsnbure nnd now residents of Marhfield. snmt the holidays n Rnn FrnnrNo vlf- tlln Ihnir nuntrhter. Mrs. Thonas Horper. and her fnmllv, plto for mer residents of IhU ellv. M. MiiI- hoi lend nnd sons. Mer1 nnd Waiter, are r-'inloyed at Mnfphflebl. Thev returned tr the coast via the Sac ramento valley. Leav for Euaene Mr. nd Mrs, . L, Hewn Irft Tuef'ay oflernnn for t'tnir rinmn In Etirne. pfter RnemlDi" tho nast rnunle of dnvs hero. Thev returned o noBehnrK from Son FmnelBfo Mnndnt. hav tng unne to thnt city with Mr. am r T. TV Nes to onjov the week or New Venrs. Mr. Hftwn. Dnrothv yRH. ft d dane'pr of M nnd Mm. T. I?. Nub. Their sninll son. Tommy, remained nl his home 'n Eugene. The Rev. Dp. Howard Satirent WH kin son, canon of the Cathedral of :tho Incarnation. Garden City. N. Y. lias been called to the rectorship ot St. Thomas EDlBCopal Church .Washington, D. C, whore President Kooseveit a communicant. Move Back to Roseburg Mr and Mrs. D. W. Helllwell and son, Jimmy, have moved back to Rose burg from Eugene. Mr. Helllwell Is employed at the C. J. Bradley gro ceteria. Returns to College Miss Rettl Jano Dixon loft Tuesday for San Raphaol, Calif,, to resume her studies at Dominican college, after spending the hollduys In this city visiting her mother, Mrs. Hazel Dxoii, In the Howell apartments. MARIE WILLIS RITES DATED AT RIDDLE Funeral services will bo held at 2 p. m. Thursday at tho MIsHlon church in Riddle for Miss Marie Willis, who died Monday night I automobile accident near Vreka, Calif. Rev. Perry Smith will conduct the service, and Interment will be In the Riddle cemetery. M. E. Rltter of the Roseburg lln dor taking company brought th bodies of Miss W4llis and Lacy Blevlns to RoKchurg lust night. brother of Mr. Blevlns is expect1 to arrive today from Walla Wall to arrange for sorvices. BONEBRAKE RITES SET FOR THURSDAY MARKETS Blind Hita-HTker , Friscilla Lot., IB (above), of Low. ville, N. Y., totally blind, Red with sn almost sightless girl companion from the State School for th. Blind t Batavia, N. Y., and hitch-hiked to El Paso, Tex., wher pollc. held her for New York authorities. Her com panion, Kathleen Ptnsinger, ), still being sought. , Ivory ami hluck. Now Venotlnn blinds havo been hung, and the lutest modul stuumor to be used In sculp trentomnts has boon udilod to tho shon eaninment. Tho -shop is owned und operated by Mr, and Mrs. Frederick J. Herman. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Oro.. Jan. 6 (AP u. B. went. Agr.) HOGS: Active, mostly steady; good-choice 160-215 lb. drlveins mostly SlO.tiO, one out- stiindlnp; lot inn lb. $10.75, fow 230- 21.U sio.oo, 120-ino lbs. J9.7fi-10.00, pocking sows $7.76-8.00, - choice light feeders upward to $8.60. CATTLE: Steady on limited sun- ply, steers scurco, short fods quot- aula $7.26-8.26, common down ; to $5.60, common-medium heifers,' $5.00-6.50, low cutter and cutter cows $3.25-4.00, common-medium $4.25-4.75, fow fairly good beef cows $5.00-5.25, bettor - grades ; to, $5.85, tow bulls $4.50-5.50, vealers around s.50. . . SHEEP: Steady, fairly good 77 lb. wooled lambs $8.00, light culls down to $5.50, ted lambs UP to $8.65, choice wooled ewes .to $1.75 WHEAT '. , - . ;'; PORTLAND, Jan. 6 Artel' t, fair degioo of steadiness, th mar ket for wheat Bhowed weakness with . further liquidation and bear pressure, nn the PorUand futures market May lost 1 cent-wlth.a sale ot 5000 bushels. On tho sample cash martlet wheat lost 1 cent bushel likewise. . : ' Wheat:. Open High' Low 'Close May ; I. 1.16. 1.15 ' 1.14 1.14 Cash wheat:' Ills Bend omentum hw 12 pet 1.20; durk hard winter 3 pet 1.33; 12 pet 1.27; ll pct:i.2l soft- white and western white 1.13 hard winter 1,15; western red 1.14 REMODELED BEAUTY SHOP WILL REOPEN Stock and Bond , Averages ST.OCKS Compiled by Tho Associated Prosa. Jan. 6: It 15 15 GO Ind'ls Rll's Ut's Sl'lis Today 05.0 88.7, 61.6 00, Prov, 'day . .... 06.0 38.3 51.2 69.7 Month ago .... 1)6.0 ,39.2 61.7 70.6 Your ago 7 1.7 31.0 16.6 57.0 1930-37 high .: 99.3 43.6 53.7 72.8 1930-37' low .. 73.4 30.2 48.4 55.7 1936 high ...... 76.3 31.2 44.7 66.1 1935 low 19.5 18.6 21.6 31.8 ,.,..49.5 18.6 BONDS 20 10 10 10 It It's Ind'ls Ut's Fkii. Today 98.2 104.1 102.4 73.8 Prev. day .... 98.2 104.0 102.4 73.8 Month ago .... 97.4 104.2 102.4 71 Year ago 88.6 102.4 100.6 70,1 1936-37 high:. 08.2 104,4 103.1 73.8 1936-37 low .. 86.9 101.8 .90.3 '67.6 1935 high.:...., ,87,8 102,2 99.8 .70.'4 1935 low .:..:. 70.4 "92.2 84.5 ',65.6 ,,, Min - .-- TODAY ' ' and ' - - - Thursday Robert Young ' Lewi Stone Florence Rice "Sworn Enemy" and ? . Roger Pryor Grace Bradley ' in "Sitting on the Moon" BANK NIGHT TONIGHT $300 Friday Saturday si PLUS ONUS BONDS and PHONY STOCK I S tow. iyeCTT Xi&xji'j -I HORTON WT JI CHARtOTTE , It W. . -! WYNTSBS VI Pn Vi PORTER HALL Lj II ' Shows 2-7-9:30 Mats. 25o Eves. 35o Kids 10o Velum's Duality shop, locaftnl In tho Perkins building, will be open ror nusinesH Thursduy morning, rol lowing a veok of being closed for remodollng. Now Ivory and black marble effect linoleum has been laid in tho Bhop, while the wlckor fnrnlBhlngs are also In matching aYlaV INaV J in a Funeral services aro to be held nt Die Douglas Funernl Home Thursday at 2 p. m. for Wesley Ilonebralre, who died yesterday following n long illness. tins A your tkln When dolnif house- K work, especially after W having had your nanus in water, use Cham berlain's Lotion, the lotion that latinises. It helps prevent rough ness, irritation, helps keep your hands smooth. It dries quickly too, is never sticky, greasy or gum my. At all toilct'gouds counters. Chamber tain Labo ratories, Inc., Dc Moines, la. 'jrt- im si Mothers ! In treating children's colds, don't take 44fC chancei.. use YJjjJ mm If your purchases amount to only $10, you can open an ac count with Wards and you pay only J2.00 al the Urn you buy. The carrying charges art smoll, fust enough Is added to the total to pay for the added eirpenie ol stationery, stomps, bookkeeping, etc. Come In and lei us tell you In de tail all the advantages ol using Wards Monthly Payment Plan. Thursday, Friday, Saturday . Live and love with the shanty boat folks of the Mississippi n llcvibcuia bTfWVCK Joel IF Songs of a primitive paoplo dancing on v the lovoe In tho throbbing rhythm of tho mighty Missis sippi! "Whoio tho I-nzy River does lly"; "There's Something In the Air." '"Slnny." . ' , -, "With a Banjo on My Kncse." WW WITH 'WALTER BRENNAN ''SvN: 1 HELEN WESTLEY r ' JTt (UTUALIV 41 A BTIII i Htiinwni Mftniira KaMiArinA nMII I rid Comedy Romance and Adventure BANK NIGHT TONIGHT $300 $300 John Howard Marsha Hunt "EASY TO TAKE" Added Pete Smith Oddity Newt Travelogue "Yellowstone" and Act Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Matt. 25c Eves. 35c Kldt 10c