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Newspaper Page TextT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1938. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER P. N. G. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING ?.!Vr:TI.K CJIKKK. Jan. 20. The P:'.sl Noble (irand club met iit ihe . (. U. 1 hall IMday afternoon, with .Mrs. Kuby livhie, .Mr.-:. Kthel Chase, iiml .Mrs. Lis Ady, its hos tesses. Tin' afternoon was pleasantly ppent In sc-.vint; and visitm;. Mrs. It. .Ii ii Imiii presented a lu i-ly (guilt top l ilif clih, w'dch will be quilted and later foU by ihe chili. Airs. .la::;:oii received Ihe tllMII' 1 IZf. A public card party was planned by tli- club Hi be held at Die hall Tuesday evening, January '2. Uefre-llimMtS ttei'o se! Vt'd til y rs. Yer.el, Mrs. lib kinan, M i s. liuick, Mrs. Ku.veli, Mis. Ledger wood. Mrs. Aker, Mr.-1. Slr.dii;. Vr Kni'-'ht, Mr.!. Maxsun. Mas. St'djcc, Mrs. Irvine. .Mr:;. Chase, :.irs. Ally, Mrs. Mickebnn, .M rs. Ab b It, Mrs. Ihuke and Mrs. llailey. MRS. LOGSDON HOSTESC TO THIMBLE CLUB IIIDDI.K. Jan. 20. Mrs. . V. London cut "rt ahied the Ladies' 'Ihimhle rlul; al her home on tint hi'ip road Thuirday afternoon. Alier an afternoon of vh.itiiiK and lieeillewo. k the hostess, assisted by her daughter, uosamond John son. served refreshments ol sand v. ides, salad and coffee. Among those present we.ro Airs. Jolin Uoyer, Mrs. I'eny Cornutt, Mrs. J. M. Cnrtmil, Mrs. C. K. London, Mrs. May Kate. Mrs. C. L. Angst, Mrs. i:ifiMSl Kiddle. Mrs. Knie.U J'ruiier and daughter I'riscilla, Mrs. Allied Howard and daughter Jennie LaVonne, Mrs. .ustiu Wil son, Mrs. ;. N. Kiddle, Mrs. ilich ealson and ? 1 1 (lien I.edj.'eiwood of Myrtle Creek, Mrs. A. I'. Jolin son and tile hostess, M:s. London Today's Pattern GLENDALE LIBRARY REPORT IS GIVEN CUKNUALK, "in. 2il.The an imal report of the (Ihndale public library, torn piled by Mrs. S. Price, chairman of the. library board, showed gain in various tie pa rt men ts. Number of borrowers registered for Hit; year, 27s; num ber of books the property of the libi.Tiy tdihcr by purchase or gills, it-is : number of Itouks purchased during the past year, l;"n. Receipts for the yi ar include J.'.o from the city of Clendalc; S2y.iiii by the Liters & Luniber m e n ' s 1'rott'ctivo association; S."1 2i earned by the Coterie club, sponsor lor the library; and S12.71 by fines uvd moneiarv (lunations; a total ifceipt of $14X11. Kxpen tlitnies for the year included $7".1i" lor new bo'.ks; $;.'M for insurance, and !I"i.2 for incidentals, making a total of .!). :in. Italance on hand at present, STIUiX The library was established in July. l!i:t:, by the Ladies Coterie club and all work is volunteer work by the various club numbers. It is located in the city hull use of satin: donated by the city of (Jlendule who also heal it. RIDDLE GRANGE HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING RIDId.K. Jan. 20. ;.rauge hell an inter Thtnvday e eiilng a meeting time. lifter hers being initiated ami second tie:-i ees -The Itiddlo '.sting session L their usual n lien- mem into the first of th order. SIDE GLANCES . By George Clark 1 i 2?1fcMlSf':y ,., . A i i nis increase m inenibership was hrtiught about hy the contest held between the gentlemen and ladies, the gent b men winning by a large mv.rgin. Krnest Pruner officiated as master (hiring the initiation. The new members wer Mr. atjd .Mrs. Campbell. Mr. r.nd s. Ca- Mr. ami Mrs. Ililes, X.r. nnT Arthur Pfaif, Mr. and Mrs. Collins. Mr. and .Mrs. lirownie Mrs. Leluud Hurler and Mir.. Marvin Coinutt. Mr. Mrs. Sam Pardee, of Canyon were reinstated. sati, Mrs. . J. Phillips, Mr. am) and ill M3. AND MRS. RICE LEAVE FOR SOUTH MYUTU-: CRKKK, .Tan. 2:). Mr ami M's. Charles W. T.ice denarted Saturday 'iy aniomouile for the Im perial valley where they plan Iti siiem'. t!ie rest nf the winter, hop ing that the mild liniate may benefit Hi mm both. During Mr. Rice's ah-encp, Mr. T.nhiy. eilitur of the Mail, will fill Mr. Rice's place as n notary public, ami so f.it" as possible take care of the numo'iiu.; demands y.-hh h Iiavo al vaya hften made upon Tv-r. Rico by 1 be f i feints w!io iiave learned to denrii.l upon his advicn and coun sel. They will stop over in San Francisco for a short visit with Airs. Rice's son and dai.ghler-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. (). King, be fore going on lo San Diego to sp'-nd the winter month'-. QUILTING BEE IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR "Walter always rushes in like pup! when he's lalct imi he's probably been sUu-di"; out W'ont talking for Uic lat haU" lu..i 1 Local News Mr. Lutman Here man ol Melrose spent tis city on business. K. II. lait esterday ill Goes to Portland V.. R. local contractor, left W lor Portland on business. Metzger. i-duesday Here Yesterday Mr. ami Mrs. Charles H. Ilottmeister of Winston spent yestti ilay in this ciiy on busimts. Meeting Tonight Alpha X.eta Tbeta Rlio jjiiIs" club will meet at seven o'clock Ion tg lit nl l be I. t). t. K. hall. i Visits Here Mrs. Maude Kas pereck has returned to her borne nl Port Orford after spending Tues- iday in this city visiting. In Town Wednesday I)-ileruardi. of Glide, spelt! uccday in this city on business 1 Applies for Bounty Charles llieit ll. Krwin of Idleybl Park applied Weil-I Hi County Clerk Roy Agee yeslel- day for bounty on a coyote. Market about stead v. Oregon lo- a) skd. per cwt. long white I. S Nu. 1, bii:, f.O-lb. sks. I'. S. No. 3o-3r, Des hutes skd. per cu t. russets V. S. No. I-, l.lll-l.lf, 2"i lb. sks. 32-3". f)tidb. sks. V. S. No. , 4tM2i ; Washington skd. pel wt. russets V. S. No. 1. 1 10-1 la. ONIONS-Oregotl yellows C. S No. 1, ,"oib. sks. Lai'-l.ti". in- lb. sks 2T-:o, boilers lo-ib. sks 2o-25. fill-lb. sks. ini-l.tMi; No. 1, fin-lb. sks l.uu-l.uf., sprouicd 7.r Ka; Wash- inglon ytdlows r.O-lb. sks l.fpO-l .ii.ri, lim-lb. sks. a.iiri-a.ifi; Oregon on ion sets -Me !'-'! lb. WHEAT PORTLAND. Jan. 20.- (API Open High Low Close May Mii .Mi .Mii Ml Here From Salem Mats K. B-lck from Meeting L. L. Spen Sbtrk. nf ihe Htnte foresi..i'K tifflee r bus ri'tuiueil to his home here est aleni. x.ni 1 day. hert? on business Visits Here Tom Uraill Med Turd, spent yesterday i city unending visiting friends, y. of i this business and Wilbur Visitors Here Mr. and Mis. V. K. Thompson and Alfred Hill of Wilbur spent yesterday in this (iiy on business. H. E. O. Club to Meet The II. K. O. club will meet Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. (. W. Owen at 2x Rice street. alter unending a meeting of I he Investors Syndicate, culled by ihe president, King Merritt, of Miiuie upolis. Visits Father Kenneth Law son of Kugeiie is here for ii short I time in visit his lather, C. W. Law son. who is convalescing from i recent major operation at Merc; hospital. Here From Medford W. V Quiseuberry. of the .Medford ('op en office, was a busine: the local office yeslerd Visiting Miss Buchanan Miss Carol I loll i tigs worth of Portland formerly physical culture instruct or in the local high school, is here visiting Miss Kate liuchanuu at the Hotel Rose. Returns Morlnn Jr. Home William who has been reci fU'THKRLLV, Jan. 20. T. Chamberlain enten tnup of b'dies at her (Yiday afternoeii with a 1 Re Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. Mornings At Home Welcome Style That Buttons Down the Front PATTKUN 4 A coat -frock that will make the dullest morning seem sunny, is Pattern liiit:!! Its simple lines ami cuv stitching will renew your con fidence in your "hewing abilities' and you'll surely want to run up several versions of this eas-to-don stle in a bright variety of prin teil chambrays. gin chains, or j cretonnes! Just glance at tne iin-l ihikiI neckline (becoming to ever-. one! i princess lines, full-at-the- shoulder sleeves, and handy patch pel Kets. They're as fashion-ritht as they can be -and in addition, you've a dainty hit oi ric-rac trim ming. Patti in I tilt ?. is available in mis.-es' and omen's sizes 11, 1 i. l'o. :i2. :m. :ts. 4u and 42. Siire HI takes 4 1-S yanis 3U inch fabric and III yards ric-ric Illus tiated step-bystep sewing instruc tions included. Semi FIKTKKN CKNTS irc) in Cdins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainlv SlK. NAMK. AD DRKSS and S'l'VLK NC.MHKR. Ni:WS FLASH! Just off the press . . the NKW ANNK ADAMS ROOK F SPRINC PATTKRNS! over o'mj hundred lovely styles; Spring fashions for every hour of the day, whether you're slim or not so slim, very yonotr or more mature! . . . All easy-to-sew pat terns . . . quit k. economical wavs lo fmIii:: smartness. WR1TK FOR THK PATTKUN ROOK TODAY! PRICK OF ROOK FIKTKKN CKNTS PRICK OF PATTERN F I K T KEN CKNTS. PRICE O F ROOK AND PATTERN TO GETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern 1 e.l . Koseburg, i Ire. Mrs. C. aiuetl a home on "(i'ilt ing After ihe com tile tioii of tint quill dainty refresh im nts w ere served lo the follo'viii-: Mrs. Jake Francis. Mrs. A. Steuer. ?irs. W. It. St ui ii ge.-, y.rx. Llovd Thomji son. Mrs. C. W. Milam. Mrs. Royal Ai.eeiie and Mrs. II. Y. Chenoweth by the hostess. ( H her similar nf-fai-s have hten planned. TOWNSflN'D CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING DRAIN. Jan. 20. The To nsend club met Mnndav evening. A pot luck simper nt u :,:u o clock was followed bv the husiness meeting and installation of new ol'fici and advisory board. The newly- e'ecled officers are: president, A. Itrutoii: vice-president. Ilarvev Ha ven ; secretary-treas:;!'!', Ressie I, a kev : advisory hoard. I.ee Par ker. Lou Apolegate. Fraulc Ken- iiey, Crace i lenderson and Kdna IhM-lan. takt'ii as a projint by the Aid. De licious refreshments were served by Mrs. Parker anil .Mrs. Spencer ! on tables tastefully decorated with a pink and green color scheme to about thirty guests. NEW CLUB IS ORGANIZED TUESDAY A new club of First Aid Instruc tors ami Examinees of the Ameri can Red Cross Life Saving depart ment was formed at a meeting held Tuesday evening at the state highway building, at which time 1. M. Wells v as elected president and .Miss !!dnn Ilrown, hecrclary. It was decided to meet the sec ond and fourth Tuesday evenings : of every month at the state high way office. Instructors in first aid, i American Red Cross Life Saving, Examiners are eligible; to member ship and are invited to attend all pieetings. ISusiness and protos-' sional men, interested in the work,! fire also invited to attend any or' all meetings. Those present were Miss Carol , I lol lings worth, o Portland, Mrs. j Phylli:; Whittlesy, Miss Anoka Coaies, Miss Edna Ilrown, I. M. 1 Wells. Ilruce Mellis. Raymond Parslow, Fred Perry and S;,t. Paul ursons. 1 Tin! next meeting of the club will be held February S at 7:110 1 o'clock at the state highway build-! ing. j MRS. NICHOLS IS HOSTESS TO CLUB RIDDLE. Jan. 20. Mrs. Slillev Nichols was a charming hostess last Wednesday afternoon when she entertained Ihe Wednesday afternoon bridge club at her home near town. Luncheon was served at out; o'clock and the afternoon spent at play. Mrs. A. .1. Johnson received the prize for high score ami Mrs. O. V. Logsdon, consola t ion. 1 'resell I were M rs. ). Speer, .Mrs. ('has. Mosthaf, Mrs. O. V. Logsdon, Mrs. A. 1'. Johnson, Mrs. .1. L. Aikins, Mrs. Fred Hall. Mrs. Ore n Ledgerwood, Mrs. Cuy lleld'Mi ami the hostess, Mrs. Nichols. IV' . E. LADIES AID TO SPONSOR FOOD SALE SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 Visit at Knapp Home Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Haueknmp. of Eugene, stopped lien; overnight Wednes day to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Knapp en route to California, visitor ai iK treatment at the Oregon state hospital, has returned lo Ins home in this city. Morian was treated lor a head injury suffered In automobile accident in .March ln.'lil, am) is reported to he greatly Improved. Riversdale Granne to Meet Riv ersdale grange w ill meet Friday I night ul the hall villi the R. II. S. debaters as guests of the evening. Refreshments will lie ser.ed at the close of the program. As the January project of the Methodist Episcopal ladies uid so ciety, a food sab; lias been an nounced for all-day Saturday, Jan uary 22, lo be held at McLean ami Paldwin's furniture store on Ca.:8 si reel. Those donating have been asked to bring their food to the store as early Saturday morning as pos Hibtf .1 .1. V.:iMilhiL' ami Mrs. ll. A Ojnin.ij.v :irr iir-tiiiif as inliit ! Leaves for Manila Stunt eh:ii.n.eii of ihe sule mid are beiiiif Kidder of this cily left today for assisted in the morning by Mrs. J.I Vancouver, R. ('.. where he will II. ev iiiid Mm. liiilnh W lev Jinni.uy air .vianna, i . i ami in tin utternnon by Mrs. Mtlo Choral Club to Meet The Rose burg Woman's Choral club will meet at in o'clock Friday morning at the. Earl "Wiley home at Kit North Main street under the direc t;on of Mrs. Homer l!row. M. E. LADIES AID HAS MEETING SI'THERLIN. Jan. 20.- The Methodist Ladies Aid met at t li church rooms on Thursday after noon with Mrs. Nellie Parker ami Mrs. (Jeo. Spencer acting as joint hostesses. The business meeting was presided over hy .Mrs. Win. Wood. A short talk was given by Rev. Young. A quilt was tied to be used for the parsonage, the fur nishini' f which ha t-en under- Taylor and Mrs. A. S. Coen. AUXILIARY DRILL TEAM TO HOLD CHICKEN-NOODLE SUPPER NEXT TUESDAY The Eagles auxiliary drill team has announced a chicken-noodle supper to be held following the regular meeting next Tuesday eve ning, January 25th, at the Macca.' ben hall, to which members of the lodge and their families are mo:tt cordially invited. A small charge will be iiinde for the supper, the proceeds or which v-Hl go lo Ihe drill team fund. 1 INSTALLATION. OF OFFICERS IS HELD DRAIN, Jan. 20. The new Sun nydale. grange held J installation ceremonies, at tile scboolhouse on Wednesday evening. Slate De puty McClure of Portland, was chief instructor, assisted by Coun ty Deputy Fred Golf and Mrs. Ooil who was installing officer. MR. VAN DUZEN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY visit his parents. Mr. ami Mrs. L. Kidder, formerly of this city. Mrs. Patrick Home Mrs. J. R. Patrick ret urtied to her home in this cil y last evening after spending the pasl throe weeks visiting it la lives in Napa, Suiiu- ille, Sail Vraucisco ami Davis, Calif. Return to Florence Mr. and Mrs. M. 10. Hitter Jr. left today for their home in Florence alter spend tne two ilavs belt visitinc the for- liner's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. M, 10. Hitter Sr.. and Mrs. Hit ter's brol ti er. Tone Shukle. MARKET REPORTS Past Presidents Club to Meet The Past Presidents club of (Jeorge Starnier auxiliary to I'nited Span- I ish War Veterans will meet at two oVIock Friday afternoon at t he home of Mrs. Margaret Rodgers on Haynes street. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 20 (Al V. S. Dept. Agr.t HOGS Market active, strong lo steady good-choice 1115-215 lb. drlvelns U.lfp, few choice lots 9.2a, car It lots absent quotable !t.-l; ami above. 22:V27" lb. butchers S, s.Ta, light lights K.aii-K.Ta, packing sows 7.00-7.25, lightweights 7.fi, choice feeder pigs S.7f. CATTLE: Market steady kinds available, steers scarce dium-good fetl kinds nominally steady ti. 50-7.75, few common light steers 5.0(1 5.50, common-medium heifers -l.75-li.5o, good fetl hclfi 7.no, low cutter ami cutter cow ;t.iui-l.oo, common-medium -1. 25-5.no, good beef cows 5. 5ll-ti.no, bulls 1.75 5.50. gootl beef bulls 5.75-li.tlO, good-choice it.50-1 1.00, common-me dium (1.00'J.OO, few common calve 4.7F SIlEEP: Market steady, -few medium-good US Ih. lambs 7.25, choi.n trucked in kinds 7.75, car toad lots quotable with Monday' top of 7,!m, common-medium !)0-loti 11). ewes 1.50-3.011, good-cholco fed ewes salable ;t.50-.O0. Always 2 Features j far- Starts Tocay for 3 Days WILD Sf I THRILLS! r Hop-a-Long Cassidy A meeting of thr- Cub Pack has been announced lor 1:'M o'clock Friday evening at the Roseburg Methodist Episcopal church, which all parents of rub scouts and par-1 uts interested in lonning cub dens are invited to attend. 1 J. P. Motsclienbacher, cuhmas- ter, will be present, as will Union . Dniuati, field scout executive. of Marsbfitdd, who has his head quarters at Eugene and who will take a part in the program. F. A. Hurt! will be in charge of the lour dens during the meeting, and F. Ii. Crittenden will give a short address on pack organization. The four dens will each present a part of the program. Exhibition of arti cles of handicrall, hobbies mid presentation of cub cert if feat os will he features of Ihe evening. This Is to lie the first pack meet ing of the four dens lo award mem bership certificates. Mrs. L. L. Marstera is mother of den No. 1, with Pat Lvtle as den chief; Mrs. F. A. Hurd Is No. 2 den mother, with Cordon CerrelHen (It'll chief; Mrs. J. I). Ilennett is No. 'A den mother, with Jack Rickll den chief, and Mrs. John Wyatt is No. 4 lieu mother, with I omild Frear den chief. i WILLIAM BOYD j ( GEORGE HAYES a' RuiM HAYDEN ludith ALLEN 1 mm SALEM. Jan. 20. (AIM State Rep. It. II. C. Ilennett. republican of Ncwbcrg, filed his candidacy to day for the state senate. COMMI) VEIDT ; 1 VIVIEN I I IUU YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY SOCIAL DRAIN. Jan. 20 Tho young people of the Christian church gave u party Saturday evening in the church basement. After games and a social time, refreshments were served to the following, Vir ginia Henderson. (Jrace Robertson. Heather ('rites, Audrey Hand. Ruby ami Delilia Ilonuold, Echind and Donald Robertson, James Iiv ett, Hamlin Perkins, Raymond. Ralph am) Donald Ilelseih, Rev. ami Mrs. Hehelh. leaders.. OAKLAND GinL IS QUEEN CANDIDATE Miss Thelma Pinkslon. daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston of Oakland, has been selected a can didate for queen of the Winter Spoils Carnival at Portland hy the .Marine! n School of Cosmetics, wht re she is enrolled as a stu dent SUGAR AND FLOUR PORTLAND, Jan. 20. I AIM Tho following prices are supplied hy wholesale companies: SI'tiAK llerry or Trulls lous, 5.:in; bales 5.15; beet 5.20. I KIM I.VI'lf I.'l Milt) . o. .Ill,.. Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. J. T. I . . in.. i i. '.r i i i Milan, of Port and, stopped over f , .. . .. tll . . i . .. i hits Family pate Is, I (s, b.lo here this week lo attend lo prop- . , - . , , , i , , , i -,ti (V i mi 1 1 bakers bait wheal to', d.aO bak- visit friends in this ciiv. after lak- Mnir :i trio to Te:is. N Arizona ami California now en route hack Today - Friday - Saturday Port bind SI TIIERLIN Jan !(( Mr I Wm. WomI entertained a group of Hears Program Mrs. L. L. fi-ends at a surprist? parly on! Spencer or the Imperial Cleaning 'luesday al her home, houiring establishment, received a poslcnrd Air. Van Duzeii on his eighty-sev-; yesterday from Marion Schul.el of ntn but day. isitmg was en-; route one. box 7s. Kent. Wash.. Joyed ami delicious were, served. eshnieiits DOESN'T THINK BIG WOOL LOAN NEEDED stating that she had heard the Maii-Ahoul-Town program at II : HO Tuesday over KRNR, at which time Mrs. Spencer talked. Roseburg High School vs. Coquille High School Special Stunts Between Halves PRELIMINARY AT 7:15 P. M. Friday, Jan. 21 Game at 8:C0 Admission: 25c and 35c II.IJJllWyiHIIIMlWWM its' bluesteni 5.50; blended hard II i ' 1 w A C Co. " . . '. ' ' U i. .' . Arimi.:, :.n.l Cnliromla. Tl.y K r f'-,r': w"u"! "- I , HSf t f. I P(IHTI.ANI). Jan. 2(1.- (Al')- i , I $ I'rncluri' i'X' linnK! : i, ,1 ? ! IM-TTKIC Kxtra S2J: lrK. ' f, t ' "-H 4 I KtinnlartlK :tl!i; iihu fii-Ht 112; ' ' ''tirJr - - ' ' :'4 ' riratK liult.Ttut 3l-:ir,; II Kiacli! I JW' . (Hiu cviit lcH, C K'-ail! ix cuiilH firm t - ? j- l ' kIic.: Lain.) oxlraB 2(1, lni-Ko j I it-is" ".',- ft ,,'j0Va 1 HlunilanlH IS, mccllum i!X(niH uef e Cof 1 Undergoeo Operation Mm. "" """" '"'"" m. II I a ineT na) I" - m j l'Yeil Ili'Ul'il of Mucclio limlervvt'iit j CIIKKSK: 'IMplulH 17, Itmf IS. II I Me" ' ' this ll"10' I j '. !. ui... I POTATOES AND ONIONS II 1 . tlv K'.i SI Bn. .rt to'lm'dolMK ,.VhV. II.-.- I'OHTI.ANI), .Ian. 2(1.- (AIM l Is- i e"P . aiety, '" ' jl.Mi-K. Alha SpaiiKh, nl 'iti'mi'liurK. I '!'"'" mnilmali'. DiMiianil Hl'iw. I : (Of 01 heOfti ' ' 1 l " ilicr. .MiK.'spaiiKh i-i'inalniMl In Kn- , lift 1 n. M ' 1 M L'l-iii. im ii vi.uii.r.hiv uiu.ii ii. ii- I i I I iMr-urnwc 111 I 1 l M Itti-ni-il lirimi. On Sunday alliTnoun 1 1 TF A c I ll I K I 1 1 1 JF Mr mill .Mim. StiniiL'li nit lE? I . 1 M, ll I l I - ;i-nlv..rsllv nf oi'iTim l.an.1 .nn,,.,!.1 GROUP DINNERS I U I U I I V - ' P ' Z-r:mZT LITTLE GYPSY i U .auBh. ironihnnf; Iliilrn Cart.T.J T. Rwm I . X 1 I iKll M I " !-' ! a 51-.( .""(I Inan In n-i? 1 i-lai iiu-l. anil Ualph Olunan, Iruni- ' 1 m 1 1 I'X.l V M Y- (hi' priiM of wnnl at SI I'.'niH. 'p..t 1 ! .' ''V 1 V f 11 I N 1 1 1 n i nnnnw imMMk i -A Ua' Ar.5 i R n II R R (I M WHI!CKFT Vhlrcy E : -V t I I .C- , i Wmm Wlf'S51rv6j8Jlla: Ii I Shows 27-9 P. M. WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 A I Jesse il. Jones, chairman ol' the reconstruction linance cornni! ion said todity he did not think it would retunre u huj;e loan to slabilizi w ool prices. i.oniiressional dideatfnns from wool-l.rotlucirm stales recent I y started negotiations lookiiiK ward an RFC loan In m prices. Some western senalors have suir-ISi An Outstanding Favorite! O 5 c PINT CCNTUflY DISTIULINO CO.. PCORIA. ILL. ..i i M ERVt": L t B O i Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c special'addkdshort subjkctT HUNT S 'Most Unique in the West! 3 I