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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON ssJJ Page Font Turkey Price Rising; Thursday Mart Spotted "B irade. lb. 32c Cheat fWholesala Prloa to Ratallars) Loaf, single, lb. ITe Cast lota. lb. .... , 18c Trips, eingls, lb. Case lota, lb. 16c -16c A little higher prices were being paid for certain grades of turkeys .I. Tnnana nmrltpt Thursday. NO muni hena were un a cent, being quoted at 22 cents a pound, and hena alao advanced from 19 to All other market priivs were steady. The prevailing prieea Thursday were ' aa follows : LOCAL PRICES Eggs ' (Ego Depot Buying Prloea) White extras Mediums . .- (New Vor Grades) fcuiift's Ruvlnn Prlcssi ttitraa 7C Flrata -2;, i i Mediums 1c 1S( Pullet. 18C (Paoiflo Co-op Prices to Retailers) (Cartons lo Extra) Fresh eitra specials 28 Fresh extras 2i Standards 2;j Mnitiiiml ."i Medium flrata . Fresh pullets . Crax .22c ,2h ...... aa.a..t R.falll Fresh jumbos, extra large ... .-.20c Fresh extras ....-- Fresb mediums Pullets ...24c ...20c Dn II It I (Swift's Looal Buying Prices) Colored hens, iVM'&A Ins., lb 12c Colored hens, over 5'j lbs., lb. ..llc Medium hens, 8 lbs., and up, Oc Leghorn hena, tinder 8 Mi lbs., lb. Oc Leghorn and colored broilers, un- ' dr 2 lbs. ....... -lBc Leghorn and colored springers, over 2 lbs '. 13c Stags, lb. -: Boosters, lb. ' Pealt (Pae4flo Co-Op Poultry Prossoert! F. O. B. Portland) Colored hens, B lbs. and up. Ib. 13c Colored hens, nnder B',4 lbs, lb. l.'lc No. 2't, lb. Oc Colored young roisters, lb, 14e Colored young roastera, No. 2, lb. 10c , Leghorn hena, 3Mi lba. nnd up, 1U 11c . foghorn hena, under 3 Mi lbs., lb. 10c ' Leghorn hens, No, 2, lb. -. 6c Lerhorn broilers. Hi, lbs. lb- lfic: 2 lbs. and nn. lb. -,13c Roosters, lb. -.. Be Stage, lb. 8c 20c 7c 10c Capons, 6 lba. and op, lb. Belgian hares, lb. , Live ducks, lb. Dressed Turkeys (Buying Prices) No. 1 young hens, lb. No. 1 yonng toms, lb. , Old hens, lb. Mediums, lb. . No. 2's Old toms, lb. 22c ..21c .20c lSc ..1.1c ..10c Bilarfaf (Baylsg Prloee) "A" grade cream, delivery twice weekly ....fl'ir "B" grade cream -c (Buyino Prloes) Butter (Wholesale prices; cartons la higher) "A'" grade, lb Xc mm FIRST CLASS HOLIDAY ROUNDTRIPS tor tha first class one way tare plus 50 to sJl S. P. rations in Celt, fornia, Ottfton, Nevaila and Ari zona. Tickets are gixxl on all trains leaving DEC. 13 TO JAN. 1 Be bdtk by mUmght, - I J J?afrr San Francisco - $19.23 Los Angeles $30.85 These muniltripj are FIRST CLASS, good in standard Pull mans (berth extra). LOW COACH-TOURIST FARES -EVERY DAY At thtse low fares you I any !'J. Return limit 21 days: RtVfn Los Angeles - $29.00 San Francisco $19.35 timilu fares to all S. P. sta tions, eond in coaches also in tourist slrcpurgcus (berth extra). Southern Pacific A. J. Gillette, Ticket Agent Phone -!00 Wool and Mahalr (Buying Prieea) Medium wool, lb. ,21c hoarse wool, lb. 17 Fine wool, lb. 17c Lamb wool, lb. tTn Mohair, lb. 44c Gratis Wheat, red, bushel V'heat, white, bushel -Barley, ton Oats, ton 85c 85c ..28(335 20(0128 Hay, New Crop (Buylna Prloea) Cheat hay, ton fft Clover hay, ton .0 Oata and vetch hay, ton 10 Third cutting alfalfa, ton 15 Vegetables ,Buylap Prloea Average far Na. I Produce) Green broccoli, lb. K" 80c 00c Carrots, doz. bunches , Celery hearts, doz. Utah green celery, dos. .40c Potatoes, 100 lbs $1.25 No. 2 8BcSl.00 Lettuce, crate (3 dos. heads) .1.20 Chinese lettuce, dos. heads 60c Mustard greens, lb. 0c Hothouse tomatoes, crate 3.60 Spinach, Ib. ..Be Cauliflower, trimmed, crate 75c Cabbage, lb. 11C Table Queen aquaah, dos. ?5-40c Hothouse cucumbers, dos. $1.20 Parsnips, Ib. Pumpkin, lb. ,1c Hubbard Banana and Golden De- icioua aquaab, lb. ti. Dry onions, Bermuda and 8panleh Sweet, lb. 1V.2c Green onions, dos. bunchea .,, ..80c Turnips, lb. ,, le Ueets, doz. bunchea ....40c fruits Apples, fancy grade, buehel 75c()(l Dried prunes, lb. K"r- (Buylag PHom) Nuta (Buying Prloea) Filberta, lb. 18c Chestnuts, lb. Walnuts, (Franquette) lb. , Eggs at the 1'rocluoers Public mar ket were down a cent a down Thurs day, extras being quoted at 27 rents, jmnlios nt 21) and medlnma at 24. Thero were no other changes In prices nt the market although vege table dealera any they looked for an advance In cauliflower In a day or so. PUBLIC MARKET RETAIL PRIMS Veaatakka Beans, dry, 2 lbs. Shell beans, Ib. Beet greens, lb. - Bee la, 8 bunchea 1A 16c Brussels sprouts, 2 lbs. Cabbage, lb. lied cabbage, lb. , Cabbage sprouts, lb. Celery hearts Celerae, 2 lba. Curly cabbage, lb, Carrots, 8 bunchea Carrots, lb. -lV4e 2c 6c 10e JBc 6c JOe 8c Cauliflower, Ib. .. Utah green celery, bunch 7c ACTIVITY AS OLD NEW YORK, Dec. 13. UP) The stock market waa firm In spots today, with specialties ahowing the great est activity. Retail atore issues were in demand and some of the metals staged a mild recovery. Most of the old-line leadera were inclined to drift lower. The close waa irregular. Tiana- fera approximated 975,000 shares. Today'a closing prices: Air Beduc 111: Alaska Jun 18 1-8 Al Cbem and Dye 132 1-4; Am Can 106; Am Coml Alco 31 3-8; Am and For 1'ow 4 3-8: Am I'ow and Lit a S-8 Am Smelt and Rf 36 1-4; A T and T 105 3-4; Am 'Job 1 o 1-1; Anaconda 11; Atchison 53 3-8; Atlantic Kef 24; Bait and Ohio 14 1-2; Bendii Avia 15 7-8: Beth-Steel 21) 3-8: Borden 24; Burr Add Mach 15 1-8; Calif Pack 36 1-2: Cuse JI 51 1-2; Caterpil Tract 34 1-2; Chrysler, 87 8-4; Col lias and ilec I !; coml boiv .i; Contl Can 50 3-4; Corn l'rod 64 1-2 Curtiaa Wricht 2 7-8. Dupont 03 7-8; Eastman 110 1-2; Elec Auto Lt 26; Gen Elec 19 1-2; Gen Foods 34; Gen Mot 31; Gillette 13 5-8; Gold Dust 17 3-8; Homestnke Mining 888; Int Harvest 87 1-2; Int Nick 22 7-8; I T and T 8 5-8: Johns Sinn 61 1-8; Kennecott 10 5-8; Libbey- 0- Ford 27 1-8; I.igg nnd My B 104 1- 4; Liquid Carb 27 5-8; Lorillnrd 20 1-8; Monty Ward 28 3-4; Nash Motor 17 7-8; INat Biscuit - i-; nac iairy I'roH 1 8-4: Nat Distill 26 7-8: NY Cent 21 1-4; North Amer 12 1-8; l'oc Gae and Elec 14 8-8; Pac Lfghting 22 7-8; Packard 4 1-2: Park Utah 3 1-4; Penney JO 72; Penn Rll 2JI 3-4; Phillips Pet 14 5-8; Pub Ser NJ 1-4: 1'uliman i . Radio 5 3-4: Rem Rand 10; RcyTob B 50 5-8; Sears Roe 30 1-2; Shell Union 6 5-8; Sou Pac 17 3-4; Stan Branda 18 1-2: St. Oil Cal 81: St. Oil NJ 41: Studebaker 1 7-8; Texaa Corp 20; Transamer 8 5-8; Union Carb 44 1-2; Union Pac 106 1-2: Unit Air craft 14: Unit Corp 3: Unit Gaa Imp 12 8-8: I S Indus! Aim i-: un Rubber 16 3-4; US Steel 37: West Elec and Mf 83 1-4: Woolworth 53. tr.Alw n, 10c Hothouse leaf lettuce, bunch ,, 5c Uttuce. head Br faeka. bunch --5c Chinese lettuce, head Musts rd greena, 2 bs. Green onions. 8 bunchss Green broccoli, 2 lbs. Ochra, lb. Dry onions, 8 lba. Green peppera, 2 lba. Red peppers, lb. - - Yellow peppers, lb, Psraley. bunch .. Paranlps, 4 lbs. Pimentos. Ib. Potatoes, 15 lba. for Pumpkins, lb. .510c 15c 10r 15c 20c 10c 15c 10c 10c 3c 10c 10c .25c Radishes, S bunchea Rutabagaa. 4 lba. , Winter rhubarb, 2 lbs. Spinach, 2 lbs. -IVjC 10c 10c 15c 13c Hubbard and Banana aanaah. lb. IViC Japaneaa aquaab. lb. . . 3c Turnips, 4 lba. 10c Tomatoea. hothouse. 2 lbs. Table Queen squash, each , Watercress, bunch rlt Ground cherries, lb. ..- SQlOc Italian prunea, dried, 2 lba. 15c Annlea. box 75c(S?l Citron, lb. 2c Poultrw frfraaaaal. Irawnl Itavy hena, Ib. .20c SHOP EARLY tfAM'C XMAS IimiL U SLIPPERS NOW ON SALE v MEN'S SLIPPERS Large Assortment of LADIES . SLIPPERS Satlna, kids, cord uroys, with and without heels, padded soles, some trimmed. All Felt .. W Woolies fl Heavy Felt with ty Leather Soles . Si? Prices Start at ft ft a ST padded . SS tffjtolea. aome -T trimmed. iga M 59c 85c A' ' fa $1.25 Vn?!; ft ft 1 ft ft ft AQ ft ft J ft ft ft Xaft! 1 ft ft SPECIAL VALUE Ladles' Extra Heavy Pelt Slippers Padded sole all colore all altea novelty and ataple shoes. These shoes are all Ksri'a atandard quality. SHOP IARLY WHILE SIZES ARE COMPLETE See our windows for display ahowing our mar mS veloua aasortment of young girls' and ladles' Argentine Report Sends Grains Up CHICAGO, Dec. 13. UP) Unfa vorable crop advices from Argentina did much today to make grain prieea here average higher. It wna indicated that the Argen tine wheot crop had been seriously damaged first by frost, then by rust, and finally by a wet harvest. In some quarters, belief prevailed that commission house selling which baa been freely under way for . some time past in wheat here was about over. Wheat closed firm, unchanged to 1-8 higher compared with yester day's finish, May. $l.O0-1.01, corn "P. My 88'4-, oats, . up, and provisions unchanged to a setback of 22 cents. Wheat: Dec, old, open. 1.S0V&; high. LOOM: low, $1.00; close, l.OOVi. New, open. Sl.OOli; high. $1.00 ; low. $1.004: close, $1.001,4. ' May, open. $1.0114-: high, $1.01 ,; low, $1.00; cloae, $1.00 1.01. July, open, OiVi; high, 9514; low, 0414; close, 0414-. Corn: Dec, old, open, 91; high, 9214; low, 91 H: close, 97-02. New, open, 91 H; high, 91; low, 91; close, 91. May. open, SS1s-: high, 88; low, 87; close, 8814-. July, open, 8514-14: high, 85; low, 8514; close, &,"-. PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 18. OP) Prints, A grade, 3314 cents, In parch ment wrapped cartons, 3414c pound; Leghorn hena, lb. 17 Spring frycra (Leghorns), 1. .23c Heavy fryera ?5c Turkeya, lb. 25c Ducks, lb. . 18c Geese, lb. 15c Miscellaneous Butter, lb. Filberts, (new crop), lb. Walnuts, lb. B grade, parchment wrapped, 83c lb.; do cartons, 34c lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade delivery at least twice weekly, 33-35c; country routes, 31-34c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 32-84c lb.; 0 grade a' market. Eggs Salea to retailers: Specials, 2Sc; extras l'oc; fresh extra browns, 2tic; standards, 2.1c; fresh mediums, 24c; medium firsts, 22c; pullets, lc; do firsts, 20c; checks 21c; bakers 20c. Eggs Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh special, 22-24c; extras, 20-21c; fresh extra browns, 20-21c; extra firsts, 21; extra mediums, 18-2Uc; medium firsts 16c; pullets, 10-17c Cheese 92 score Oregon triplets 15c; loaf 1014c lb.; brokers will pay 14 below quotations. Milk Contract price 4 per cent, Portland delivery, $2.20 cwt.j B grade cream, 2714c lb. Country meats Selling price to re tailera: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 pounds, 11-11 14c lb., vealers, fancy 9-914c lb.; light ann thin, 5-7c; 140-170 lbs., 6-7c; heavy 5c; fancy lambs ll-1114c; ewes 4-Gc lb.; cutter cows 4-5c lb.; can ners 3c lb.; bulls 4 14 -5c lb. Mohair 1934 buying price 19c lb. Cascara bark Buying price, 1934 peel, 8c lb. Hops 1934, fuggles, 30c lb.; clus ters 10-13c lb. Live poultry Portland delivery buying prieea: Colored hen8 under 514 lbs., 13-14 cents; over 514 lbs. 13-14c; leghorn fowls, over 314 lbs., ll-12c; under, 33 lbs., 11c lb.; colored springs 114-2 lbs., 14-lfic broilers under two pounds, 18-17C pound; roosters. 6c lb.; Pekin ducks, 12c lb.; colored 11-12C lb.; geese, 10-llc. Onions Yakima, $1.25-1.50 per cental; Oregon $2.00 cental. Potatoes Oregon Burbanka. 80 $1 per cental; Deschutes Gems, No. 1, $1.05-1.10; Scnpiioose No, 1 Gems, 90c; No. 2, Cj-iOc. Wool 19D4 clip nominal: Willnm etto valley medium 20c; fine or half-blood, 20 cents; eastern Ore gon, ,17-20c lb.; lamb wool 18c lb. Hay Buying price from produc ers; Alfalfa, No. 1, new crop $10.50 $17.50, eastern Oregon timothy, S17.50. oats $12 ton: ventch, $13: Willamette vnlley timothy, $13.50 ton; clover, $12 ton, Portland. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Dec. HI. UP) Cat tle: 300; cnlves 75; unchanged; heif ers, good, common, medium, $3.25-5.50 cows, good, common and medium, $2.25-4.2.; low cutter and cutter, $1.00-2.25; bulls, good and choice, $3.00-3.25; vealers, good and choice. $.".."0-6.7.": cull, common and medium, $4.00-5.50; calves, good and choice. $5.00-6.50; common and medium, $2.00-4.50. Hogs: 300; lightweight, good, choice $5.25-6.50; medium weight, good and choice, $5.73-0.."l; heavyweight, good and choice, $5.25-5.$,"; pneking sows, medium and good, $3.75-4.75; feed er and stocker pigs, good and choice, $4.00-4.75. Sheep: 100; fully steady: . lambs good nnd choice,. $5.50-0.25; com mon and medium, $4.00-5.50; year ling wethers, $3.25-4.00; ewes, good and cnoice, -.uu-.30: cull, com mon and medium, $1.75-2.50. PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13. C4) Sugar Berry or fruit 100s, $4.90 bales. $5.00; beet, $4.50. Domestic flour Selling price, mill ucuvery o 10 o-DO lots: Tamilv P'teat 9Ss stiTTN Muestem. tAS4 'so- V "r. ?'j.4-.7 4,,. !J "holewheat, SO.Ojl's'l'6-! SILVFD I ri i Q-f (Q) decorated J tomato juice Black walnuts, 3 lbs, Chestnuts, lb, Sorghum, qt. Rice Popcorn, 2 lbs. Home grown sage, oz. Horseradish, lb. 33c 1f . - 15fe25e III I 25c j JU - r"l . Z m WIDID 15c I I IV K K Sis U VVVLJ glasses H20 Value) IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CAN'T FEEL WELL When wi Mit too mach. our food detmyt tn oar baweli. Our friendj Rtnell this decay coming out of oar mouth and call it bad breath. We feel the poison of this decay all over our body. It makn ua gloomy, grouchy and no Bond for anything. What makes the food decay In the bowels? Well, when we eat too much, our bile i alee can't dincit It. What U the bile Juice? tt la the moat vital digestive juice In our body. Untest 2 pints of it are (low inn from ur liver mta our bowels every day, our movements tt hard and constipated, and 4 of our food decay In our 28 fett of oowels. This decay sends poison ail over our body every she minute. When our friends smell our bad breath (but we don't) and we feel like a whipped tomcat, don't use a mouthwash or take laxative. Get at the cause. Take Carter's Little Liver Tills which Re fitly start the flow of jour bile juice. But If "something better" Is offered you, don't buy It, for It may be a calomel (mercury) PilL, which loosens teeth, (tripes and scalds the rectum la many people. Auk for Carter s Little Liver Pills by name and tret what you ask for 25. CL934. C-J.Cc The newest mode in glassware... smart . . . distinctive . . . practical 1 Sent absolutely free, and postage paid, upon receipt of any combi nation of 8 bottle tops, from any C-H-B Condiments, or labels from cans of OHB Tomatouice, or wrappers from C-H-B Worces tershire Sauce. Start using CH-B ' products, today, and get your set of 6 Tomato Juice glasses. CAUPORNIA CONSERVINO CO. 110 Market Street San PranclKO 08r void lit SUM where rtitmpiion of prtmium tabtlt it prohibited, taxed, or tetlrifted. CATSUP . . . PICKLES and other quality products Offer void In Stattt where redemption of premium Ubeh is prohibited, tsxed, or rettritted. m r . i" j ! rt s-iT is. r mm tinia m m m k bp nf-wfitf-jisniii nv- rv j.-.i-iih Ln g way Made for those who appreciate the finer things of life, no wonder Seagram's Crown Dlendcd Whiskies have become America's favorites, First in Sales. SEAGRAM. DISTILLERS CORPORATION New York CINE WHISKIES SINCE I R 5 7 cao rants and 6e ,Jrc ALWAYS THE SAME USE THIS AS YOUR SHOPPING GUIDE FOR SEAGRAM'S CROWN BLENDED WHISKIES AND SEAGRAM'S BOTTLED -IN -BOND WHISKIES Seagram's "V.O." Canada, favrril. whitker. A Tcara old. I veara older than V. S. Gnvcrnm.nl bnndrd rrquin mrnt. Bcttl.d In bond ndtr Canadian Covernrntnttupcnialon. CODE No. SIZE TRICE 306-A Quart M.63 306-C Pint 2.40 306-D ttPint 1.2S Seagram's 7 Crown Whiskey A di trine-rive blend of rare tvmquet tad srptionsl tUvor. iroooth end mellow. 1.99 vr A VI Y fP KustnmfiYf90 - IWI yl 1 1 1 a - aa . sr IJoalA w - ifluc & E 705 Willamette ft COPl No. 265-8 263-C eirs rlttri Pint PRICE 2.3S 1.4S Seagram's 3 Crown Whiskey 3rool1i. rnl..w. RunvrWr Mndd, Tv rMjnar.lv prlcml. COPE No. 364-B 264-C sirs fitfh Ptnt PRICE 1.9S 1.20 o is? Seagram's Bourbon A $.Trar.old, hortlrd.in-bcnd Bourbon, diftitlrd in Canada in the bcit American tradition. 100 proof. COFIE No. SIZE 329-A ,329-C 329-D 329-F Quart Pint vtPint rtPint st N.Hfyn.liil TRICE Jf . 4.ss lt;3ra 1.20 itmM .25 Xfk.il Seagram's King Arthur London Dry Gin SuKtl. bouqurt and aatin amoothnet. Idrnrical to the qualitr of 6nt London rnrsin. CODE No. 523-B Cm m S17E PRICE ft3. 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Don't worry about the question n ark you Bfter the mens" names on your list. rolnf ,n help you please them at moderate cost. HERE ARE A FEW IDEAL GIFTS SL'EDE LEAT1IKR JACKETS D'""5 !-Hlh' PRESS? GLOVES SI-K TIK? SILK MUFFLERS T.UAMAS