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Newspaper Page Text1 Page Ten THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON a WBJ Price Of Wheat Fluctuates Here; Stock Market Hits Profit Taki 1 ;: 'J " ' i. IN, ! : ft I-- :. Corn Prices Climb On Chicago Market CHICAGO, Aug. 13. OP) Corn dereloptd greater itrengtb than wheat late today, and climbed to the highest price sine March 1029. No. 2 white corn for immediate use icored nearlj 8 centa ft bushel overnight rise. Predictions by crop experts were current that If extra heavy rains were not received between now and spring another crop disaster in 1037 would be an absolute cer tainty. Corn closed buoyant, at almost the The price of wheat appears to be fluctuating daily in Eugene, the offer Thursday being 92 cents again, after L, top ,evel S-4 cents tne prim Md uroppeo a cent a ousnei nboe yesterday finish, Sept 91.08 5-8.3-4, Dec. 003-8; wheat the day before. New York grade of extra eggs, buying price, was down a cent doxen, 25 cents being offered, but other prices remained steady. Cascara bark Is half a cent higher In the local market than It baa been for flomo time past, buyers offering 6 cents a pound for it. Buying prices in the local market Thursday wero are follows: LOCAL PRICES Egg, (Eoo Oeoot Buylio Prion) Extras, lama 24e Extras, medium . .. ...22c (New York Grade) (Swlft'e Buying Prion) 25c .23c ..21( Extras Brown extras Standards Medium extras . (Psclflo Co-op Prion to Ratatltrs) (Cartons or Vi east lots I, Extra) Oversize 30c Extras, large .28c Extras, medium - , 20c Standards, large Standard mediums . Cbex 24c 20c 20c Poiltry, LIy, (Swltfs Looil Buying Prion) Colored bens, 4'A to C'j lba. 15c Colored bens, over 5'j lbs., Ib. .15c Leghorn bens, over 86 lbs. lie Leghorn bens, under 8V4 lbs. ,, 10c Leghorn broilers, 114 to 2 lbs. 18c Leghorn broilers, qver 2 lbs. .. 13c Colored springs, 2 to 4 lbs. 14c Colored springs, over 4 lbs. - 16c Stags, lb. Oc Roosters, lb. . ... ....- ,....7c (Buying Prion) Butterfst "A" pads cream, delivery twice Weekly ... 37c "B" grade cream 35c Butler (Wholesale Prices: Carton, lo higher) "A" grade, lb. 88y.,c "B" grade, lb. .87 c Chen, (Wholesale Prloe to Retailers) Lonf, single, lb. .22c Case lots, lb. 21c Trips, single, lb. 21c Cose lots, lb. , ?0c Wool and Mohair (Buying Prion) Medium wool, lb. Coarse wool, lb. . Fine wool, lb. Lamb wool, lb. . Mohair, lb. Green, lb. . Kid, lb. . Calf, lb.', Dry, lb. Hide, -80e .28c 28c 28c 40c 1 cent to 1 5-8 up, Sept $1.11 7-8 1.12, Dec $1.11 3-47-8; oata V, 7-8 advanced, and provisions unchang ed to a rise of 22 cents. Wheat: Sept., open, $1.11 8-83-4; high, Sl.12'4; low, $1.11 3-8; close, $1.11 7-8 V4, Dec, open, $M111M: high, $1.12; low, $1.11; cloae. $1.11 8-43 7-S. Mar, open, $1.10 1-SQll; high, $1.11; low, 1.10 1-8; close, $1.10 &3-fc Corn Sept., open, fl.073-4; high. $1.08 7-8; low, $1.07'4; close, $1.08 5-83-4. Dec, open, 1)4 5-837-8; high, 06 3-4; low, 94 5-8; cloae, 90Viif?3-8. May, open, 01 Z-mw. high, 113 1-8; low, 01; close, 02 5-83-4. Oata: Sept.. open, 43; high, 43 3-4 low, 43: cloae, 43. Dec, open, 44 l-8fe ; high, 44 3-4 : low, 44 1-8; close, 44(f8. SIny, open, 44 7-84!; high 45 3-8; luw, 44 1-8; close 4545 1-8, Red raspberrlea were again in sev eral stalls at the Producers' Public market Thursday. However, they are in limited quantities but of good quality. Mustard greena are back In the market and other produce waa plenti ful Thursday. Prices are as follows: PUBLIC MARKET RETAIL PRICES Vegetables Carrots, 8 bunches Cabbage, lb. Parsley., bunco New potatoes, 10 lbs. Spinach, 2 lbs. Endive, lb. Tomatoes, lb. Lettuce, head , Caicara Bark Cascara, lb. ........6c Grain, Wheat, red, bushel .92c Wheat, white, bushel 02c Barley, ton ....$2425 White oats, ton $24 Gray oats, ton ,, , $''4 Buying Prices Hay, New Crop Cheat hay, ton , $78 Oata and vetch bay, ton . Vegetables (Buying Prloes Average for No. I Produn) Green beans, lb. -Yellow beans, lb. " Lettuce, crate f? Green onions, doa. bunches 2530c Beets, dot. bunches 2530c New potatoes, lb. . ,.,. 1r Spinach, lb. ....,,.., fl Carrota, doa. Cabbage, lb. . 4r Table Queen squash, doa. ..45c Zucclni yellow crooked neck squash 10. 3c Green corn, dos. Locnl celery, doa. Bermuda onions, lb, , Green peppers, lb. Local tomatoes, lb., Sc; basket . Fruits Hymalaya blackberriea, crate Green applea, bushel Local peaches, basket Crabapples, lb. Strawberries, crate -1215c 00c ..5c 2Sc ..$1 ..$1 .20c -8c .$2 CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO, Aug. 13. OP) (0. S. D. A.) Potatoea, 03; on track, 307; total U. 8. shipments, SOS; Western Russets, White Hose and HHm Triu mphs, slightly weaker. Eartern Cob ble ra firm; supplies liberal, demand alow; sacked per cwt. California White Roe U. 8. No. 1, 8.0(1; U. 8. No. 1, 1.75; Idaho Rlisa Triumphs I.'. 8. No. 1, unwashed, 2.75; Idaho Russet Burbanks mixed 11, R. No. 1 and 2, U. 8. No. 1, 2.65; V. S. No. 2, 2.40; partly graded 2.50; Oregon Blisa Triumph! U. 8. No. 1, washed, 2 00-8.00 partly graded 2.55-60; Vtah Bliss Triumphs U. 8. No. 1, 2.70; Washington Russet Rurbanka, partly graded 2.60. - TONITE AT 6:45 "CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACETRACK" r - V, J "' GUY KIBBEI In "THE BIO NOISE" Lettuce, loose, lb. Watercress, Ib. be; 2 lbs. for Radlehw, 8 bunches for Green onlona, 8 bunohes for , Bermuda onions, lb. Squash, Zucclni, lb. ..10c ..Sc .6c ..25c lOo 10c ..5c 6c ..5c 15c 10c 10c 5c 6e Squash, summer white, 2 lbs. .5c String beans, 4c lb.; 4 lbs 15c Wax beans, 4 bs. 16c Beets, 8 bunchea 10c Green corn, doa. eara . Geen peppera, lb. Pickling cucumbers, lb. , ,.. Lemon cucumbers, each Parsnips, lb. Mustard greena, lb. 7c; 2 for Eggs Fresh extra Jumboa Fresh extras .1520c 5c 40c lc 6c 15c .0c 27c rresh mediums ...25c Prults Blue Damson plums, lb. .." 5c Peach plums, Ib. 8c Green apples, 6 and 8 lba. for . Peachea, basket ..25c -25c Raapberrlea, box 10c Strawberries, everbearing, 2 for 25c Youngberriea, crate $1752 Blackberriea, 2 boxea for 13c Poultry (dressed, drawn) ueary liens, Ib. Leghorn hens, lb. Leghorn fryers, lb. . Heavy fryers, lb. , Butter, lb. Filberts, lb. , Walnuts, lb. Sorghum, qt, Horasradiea, lb. , Mlsoellaneoas -28c 28c 25c -80c ..80c 15318c 20c 85c 15o PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND, Aug. 13. P Su gar Berry or fruit, 100s, $5.30; balea, $5.85; beet, $5.20 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, city delivery, S to 25-hbl. lots: Family patent, 9S, $6.10-7.05; bakers hard wheat, $5.75-7.95; bakers' Bluest, $3.70-6.3.1; blended hard wheat, $5.SO 7.35; graham, -5.05; whole wheat, $6. NEW TORBT, Ang. 13. OP) After striding forward under the leadership of Steel most of the day, the stock market teetered and fell back in the final hour as profit-taking orders came in ita path. Buying on reaumption of dividends hoisted Sloss-Shefield Steel prefer red around 14 points in the last hour, while the common in late trading roae about 6 points. Vanadium got up more than 2 points at one time but had the advantage whittled away in part. Case and International Harvester yielded ground in the final hour. Le high alley, Elkborn Preferred and other coal iasues met liquidation. Modest improvement in Santa Fe, Pennsylvania and Delaware & Hud son contrasted with limited losses in Southern Pacific and New York Central. Today's closing prices: Air Reduc 77 1-2; Alaska Jun 13 3-4; Al Cbem and Dye 238; Am Can 120 1-4; Am Coml Alco 20 7-8; Am and For Pow 7 1-4; Am Pow and Lt 13 3-8; Am Smelt and Rf 87 1-2; A T and T 175 1-8; Am Tob B 102; Ana conda 40 3-4; Atchison SO 1-2; Atlan tic Ref 27 7-8; Bait and Ohio 22 5-8; Henilix Avia 28 7-8; Beth Steel 01 1-4; Boeing Air 28 7-8: Borden 81 3-8: Burr Add Mnch 27 1-2. Calif. Pack 42; Case JI 160: Cat Tract 70; Chrysler 115 3-4; Col Gaa and Elec 22; Coml Solv 16 1-4; Com with Sou 3 3-8; Contl Can 60 1-2; Corn Prod 66; Curt Wright 6 5-8; Du Pont 161; Enstmon 182; Elec Auto Lt 37 1-2; Erie RR 18 1-4: Gen Elec 47 1-8; Gen Foods 38 7-8: Gen Mo tors 67; Gillette 14: Gold Dust 13: Gr. No. Pf 42 5-8. Homestnke Mining ; Int Har vest 82; Int Nick 52 7-8; I T and T 13; Johns Munv 118; Kennecott 47 1-4; Lib-O-Ford 00: Llgg and Mv B 107 3-4; Liquid Cnrb 40; Lorlllard 22 Slonty Ward 45 1-2: Nash Mot 15 1-4; Nat Bisc 32 3-8: Nat Dairy Prod 26 1-2: Nut Distill 20: NY Cent 41 -8; North Am 33; Otis Steel 10. Pac Gns and Elec 30 5-8: Paclfle Light 56 1-2; Packard 10 1-2; Pnrk Utah 3 1-8: Penney JO 01: Penn RR 37 1-2; Phillipa Pet 43 1-4; Pub Ser iNJ 47; Pullman 56 8-8; Radio 11; Rem-Rnnd 10 1-4; Rep. Stl 22 8-8; Rey Tob B 50; Sears Roe 85; Shell Union 18 7-8: South 1'nc 41 S-4: Si,r. ry Corp 21 8-8; Stan BrnndB 1 51-2; St. Oil Cal SO 1-2; St. Oil NJ 03 3-4; Stowart Warner 18 1-8; Studebaker 11 1-2. Texas Corn SO: Trnnun map 13 S Union Cnrb 08 3-4: Union Pan 14S 1-4; Unit Air Lines 10; Unit Aircraft 25 1-2; Unit Corp 8 1-8; Unit Gas imp 1U 7-8: US Indua Al an. ith Rubber 30 1-2; US Steel OS: West Union 88 1-2; West Elect 143 1-2-White Motors 21 5-8; Woolworth 54 5-8. Closing curb quotations: Cities Ber 4 5-8; Elec Bond and Share 23 7-8. PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Aug. 13.-W) But ter Prints, A grade, 38c lb, In parchment wrapper, 89c lb In car tons: B grade, parchment wrapper. 38c lb. ; cartons 80e lb. Butterfat Portland delivery A grade, delivered at least twice week ly 30-40c lb.; country routes 38 39c lb.; B grade 37-3Sc lb.; C grade at market. B grade cream for market Buy- i price butterfat basis, 63c Eggs Buying price by wholesalers: Extras, 24c; standards, 21c; extra medium, 20c; do medium, firsts, ISc; undergrade, 10c; pullets 14c doien. Cheese O r g o n triplets, 10c; Oregon loaf, 19c Brokers will pay c below quotations. Milk A grade Portland delivery, 58o lb. butterfat baais, for 4 per cent Oonntry meata Selling price to retailers: Country killed hoga, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 15-15o lb.; vealera. No. 1, 13c lb.; light and thin, 9-llc lb.; heavy, 8-10c lb.; cut ter cowa 7-8c lb.; canner cowa, 7 7c lb.: bulls, 9-0e lb.; spring lambs 15-16c lb.; ewes, 6-Sc lb. Cascara bark Buying price 1936 peel, 6-7c lb. Hops Nominal; 1035 fugglea ( ) lb.; duatera 82c lb. Live poultry Portland delivery, buying price: Colored bene, over 4 lha., 16-17c lb.; under 4 lba., 16 lSc lb.; leghorn hens, over 8 lbs, 14-15c lb.; under S lbs., 14c lb.; leghorn broilers, 1 to 1 lbs., 16-17c lb.; do 1 lbs. up, 15-10c lb.; col ored springs 2 lbs. and up 17-18c lb.; over 8 lbs., 18-1'Jc lb.; roost ers, 8-9c lb.; Pekin ducks, young, 14-17c lb.; geese, 11-1 2c lb. OdIods Oregon, $1.35-1.50 per 100 lba. lbs.; California yellow, $2; Walla Walla, $2. New potatoea Local, $2-2.75 cen tal Cantaloupes The Dalles 75-90c; Yskima standards, 60-75c crate. Mohair 1936 clip, 40c lb. Wool Nominal; Willamette valley medium, 80c lb.; coarse and braida, 2Se lb.; eastern Oregon, 22 (g 23c lb.; cross bred, J!526c lb.; southern Idaho, ( ). Hay Selling price to wholesalers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $15.50; eastern Oregon timothy, $18-18.50 ton; Wil lamette valley timothy, $18-18.50 ton; oata and vetch, $15; clover, $11. 12 ton, Portland. THURS. YOU'RE RIGHT IT'S THE STARS OF nnTV W "OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA" IN UniaX SINCLAIR LEWIS' BEST 8ELLERI I AND A Complete Pro gram of th. Fin est Short . Sub Jectsl Ooora Open :30 Tonight PORTLAND, Aug. 13. OP) Trad ing in the egg market continues to be thoroughly mixed aa a result of the sale of considerable atornge stuff, some of which Is being mixed along with current lay. All through the lire poultry trade a Btrong tone is now ruling with oc casional fractional advance in the buying price suggested. Butter Prints, A grade, 3Sc lb. In parchment wrapper, 30e lb. in cartons. Butterfat Portland delivery, gen eral price A grade, delivered at least twice weekly, 39-40c lb.; country routes, 38-39c lb.; B grade, 37-38c lb.; C grade at market. B grade cream for market Buying price, butterfat basiB, 53 c. Eggs Buying price by wholesalers: Extras, 24c; standards 21c; extra medium, 20c; do medium, firsts, 18c; under grade 16c; pullets 14c dozen. Cheese, country meats, and live poultry, steady and unchanged. There was a slightly better feeling In spots for cnntnloupea during the Thursday session of the East Side Farmers' wholesale market. Sales of Grand Island spears were around $1 crate. The Dalles stock waa entirely absent at the opening. FLYING AT THE HEILIG! ni ; f -kLi John Howard and Frances Farmer are the romantic leada In "Bor der Flight," aerial drama of the flying eoastguardamen'a battle with smugglers, on at the Helllg until Saturday. On the same bill is John Wayne In "Winds Of Tha Wasteland." SEE MORE MARKETS PAGE 12 Radio Programs THURSDAY KORE Eugene 4 p. m., OJd and Ends: 4:45, TwI lisht Shadows; 5:30, NJK. 5:45, WPA; 0. Hit Tunes: 0:15. Peacock Court; 6:30, News Parade; 0:45, Say It With Musk: 7, Memories of Yes terday; 7:15, Front Pngo Drama: 7:30, Oregon Network; 8. Garden of Melodies; 8:U, Trip to Mors; 8:30, Wrestling Matches. KOAC Corvallls 6:30 p. m., Farm Hour; 6:M0. Lead, ing the Four-H'crs, W. S. Averill, Benton County; 0:45, Market and Crop Reports and Weather Fcrecnsf, 7, Farm Act Information; 7:15, The Hop Program; 7:30, Music; 7:45-8, United Press News. KEX Portland 5 p. m., Ireland's: 5:05, Music; 5:15, Ncwb Flashes; 6:30, Orchestra: 5:40, Amusement Reporter: 5:45, "Wings ol the Dragon; 6, Program; 6:15. News for Voters; 6:30, Benson Con cert Ensemble; 7, Speaking of Sports; 7:15. Silent to KOB; 8, News; 8:15, Frnnk Wntnnnbe; 8:30. Everybody Sing; 9, Program; 0:30, Baseball: 10:30, Biltmore Hotel Orchestra: 11, Chas. Runvan, Organ; 11:30, Radio Night Club. KGW, Portland B p. m., Clnlrol's Women in Head lines; 5:15. Sunset Serenade: 5:30, Star Furniture Co.; 6, Kraft Pro gram; 7, Amos V Andy; 7:15, Show boat; 8:15, Symphony; 9:15, Holly wood Talent Parade: 9:45, Orchestra; 10, News Flashes; 10:15, Orchestra; 11:30, Deauville Club Orcheatra. KOIN, Portland 5 p. m., Bruna Castagna: 5:15, De tective Dalt and Zumba; 5:30, Snlon Modern; 6, Your Hit Parade: 7, Bob Crosby's Orchestra; 7:30, Night Court; 8, Jan Garber Orchestra; 8:30, Goodman's Orchestra; 9, Lewis Orchestra; 9:30, Garber Orchestra; 10, Fitipatrick's Orchestra; 10:30, Bobby Grayson; 10:45, Milne's Or chestra; 11, Goodman's Orchestrn; 11:30, Lewis Orchestra; 11:45, Sing ing Strings. KPO, San Francisco 7 p. m., Amos V Andy; 7:15, Showboat; 8:15, Symphony Hour: 0:15, Hollywood Talent Parade; 9:45, Ninety Days In Time; 10, News Flashes; 10:15, Hotel St. Francis Orchestrn; 10:30, Mark Hopkins Ho tel Orchestrn; 11, Bal Tabarin Or chestra; 11:30, Deauville Club Or chestra. KGO, Oakland 7 p. m., Biltmore Hotel Orchestra: 7, Your Government at Your Serv ice; 7:15, Sports Headliners: 7:30. Rainbow Room Orchestrn; 8, Shandor, violinist; 8:08, Arcadia Ballroom Or chestra; 8:15, Frank Watanabe and ivilliam; 8:30, Ambassador Hotel Or chestra; 8:30, The Sourts Forum; 9, Harbor Lights; 9:30, Walts Time; 10, Palace Hotel Orchestra; 10:30. Hotel Biltmore Orchestra; 11, unaries Runyan .organist. KSL, Salt Lake City 7 p. m., Memory Garden; 7:15, Renfrew; 7:30, Stabile; 8, Philoso pher; 8:15, Jurgens; 8:30, Rubinoff; 8:41, Concert; 9, Mngazine; 9:30, News; 9:45, Cherniavsky; 10, Craig; 10:30, Kirkhnm; 11, Goodman; 11:30, Lewis; .11:42, Fireside. ing is the film version of Stark Young's "So Red the Rose." Ran dolph Scott and Mnrgnrct Sullavan have the top roles. The Rex has both shows, starting Friday. The Mayflower gets two thrillers. "The Final Hour" and "Crash Don ovan." The former is a study in mur der, with Rnlph Bellamy and Mar guerite Churchill as star pupils. The latter is a motorcycle melodrama, with Jack Holt going through weird antics astride n racing two-wheeler. The coast guard is still battling ferocious smugglers in "Border Flight" nt the Heilig. The brunt of the tussle falls on John Howard, Frances Farmer and Roscoe Karns. John Wayne goes it alone in his own personal contest with scoun drelly outlaws In "Winds of the Wasteland." He wins the government mail contract, too, but only after a considerable barrage has been laid down by bis trusty six-gun. . The State is Tefy fond of Gene Autry, since be means box office. In the current offering he exercises his dual personality on guitar and gun witn nis usual effectiveness in "Comln' Round the Mountain." In the second half of the film faro the management has made a determined effort to give audiences the creepy- crawlies with "race- in the Fog. Murder and more murder. The McDonald offers a cure for warmish patrons with Warner Oland'a spine-chiller "Charlie Chan at the Racetrack." As In "Ex-Mrs. Bradford," somebody cools a iockev. and the inquisitve Mr. Chan wants to know who? The big noise in "The Big Noise" is Guy Kibbee. A re tired millionaire comes out of re tirement with a bong. Legion Delegation 1 Heads For Meeting SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 13. (Spe. cial) The Springfield delegation to the state convention of the American Legion, held at Roseburg this week end, left Wednesday for the meeting. The group included Jack Larson, M. U. Huntley, and Frank Hamlin, offi cial delegates, their wives, and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson. Hamlin is taking the trip as delegate in plncc of Walter Gossler, who was unable to leave at this time. T heatres By B. a FRIDAY'S BILLS MoDONALD "Charlie Chan at the Racetrack" and "The Big Noise." (Thursday evening, same, program). HEILIG "Border Flight" and "Winds of the Wasteland." (Thursday evening, same pro gram). STATE "Comin' Round the Mountain" and "Face in the Fog." (Thursday evening, same program). MAYFLOWER "The Final "Hour" and "Crash Donovan." (Thursday evening, "I Married a Doctor"). REX "Petticoat Fever" and "So Red the Rose." (Thursday evening, same as McDonald). NOW! jt- w 51 "Petticoat Fever" reveals Robert Montgomery in the unfortunate pre dicament of an Arctic radio oper ator who has not seen a white wo- i man tor a long and boresome year. ' H reactions when Myrna Loy ends this forced period of celibacy puts dizzy loops in a plot already consid-, erably tangled. The companion offer-1 I jj it y 2 GREAT SHOWS ON ONE BIG PROGRAM I rJVDANOER DEFIEDI WOLVES" tp3Sj Chanter 11 of T inter 11 "FLASH GORDON' Newsreel and Short Subiecta 1:00 3:40 6:20 9:00 Serial: "Flash Gordon" 1:30 4:10 6:50 9:30 Border Flight 1:48 4:28 7:08 9:48 Winds of the Wastelands 2:45 5:25 8:05 10:45 The diipllcnte key for your car should be bidden somewhere about the outside of the body. This will save trouble if you lose the oni you carry. I'be Eugene Register-Guard Is uember of the Associated Prosa. The Associated Press Is exclusively entit led to the use for publication of all news dlspatcbea credited to It or not )therise credited In this paper and llso all the local news published here n. All rights of publication of special IWnM"hp herein are also reserved. S-iosoription Rates '(? Carrier, yearly in advance... 85.01 iiy Carrier, monthly . . . . , .50 By Mail In Oregon, yearly..... $4.00 By Mail In Oregon 6 Months.... 12.00 By Mail in Oregon, 3 Months... $1.00 By Mail, 1 month .60 Outside of state, yearly $5.00 CHANGE OF ADDRESS In Making Change of Addreas. please give former address, as well as the new. This Is necessary In order that your credit can be transferred and paper stopped at old address. LOCAL WANT-AD RATES One Insertion 11 Vc per line 'i consecutive times Wc per line 7 consecutive times 43c per line Minimum Charge 25c No sd taken for less than two tines Count 5 average words to a line. PHONE ADVERTISEMENTS Ada will he taken nffcr the telephone If the advertis., i. ' 1 "e phone. ' -VJ CLOSime po.toff!c"fey Person. V.a "" rate on o;,:"."a 'd. and most be S P! 2 .AdvertlMmeotY'! ithout chang, 0(!' ' 1 rat, ol ll.?f.T"-J Sufficient renwM umbe, of issue. f4 tifr .taJfi"SH Florist. RAUP'S for BetteTfjrH ANT girl in trouble aat. with Ensign Le,7th i " 'h Whit SW ; 405 Majfair Ave. Lost and Found -ucpuciu, D1e -raj, J snots. 5 niriR. nld !-,.. 1 Voochy. Keward,' 130s WJ i. u. nau-H, LOST: From Harrj Xtld 0 mi. east ol loncila: 1 yr. old dunn colored Jew J Knfif. r, T ..- f '. ...... j u, nuinQ, lewil LOST: On back lawn oiptij Psi bouse: one brown uii purse. Finder notify Buaj a care jieg.'Uuara. FOUND Several head ol ikJ Hereford bull. Identify, po A snd ad. August Vitus, BlI.3 iieiu. STRAYED or stolen: 5 ! and white Collie pup, nntSbJ JJUtte Tues. HeTard.5SE.ia LOST Black screw-tailed Ml rer. 8 mo. answers to "V ward. Mrs. Briggs, 45S Transportation 0. W. $l.S5-P0RTUXB-ll Leaving Eugene. 8 a.m., 2 pj.ll LOWEST FARES LOS ASGS SAN FRANCISCO M DOLLAR STAGES, BC. I Depot, Broadwa; Ciu Stall 49 E. Broadway Pkol WANTED Ride to San hs this week. Will share eipmsl hplp drive. Ph. 2.t6.i-1. Real Estate for Sale 200 1 Real Estate for Salt L. S. SCOTT 1st National Bank Building Telepta i 'a (rmt TODAY m -- rtr ASg TODAY VKAS. m ill I v tm r - JUNE (OILYf RLLOYD HUGHES IWjt K j. Q Al ST. JOHN JACK MULHAU NEWS CARTOON "TARZAN" SERIAL HELP WANTED TO SELL REAL ESTATE. We need atoll man to help us out, as the rush Is now on. We wantsomem the very best of references, one that will tell the truta il bt i It hurts. SUBURBAN HOME of 1 acre garden land. Practically ne Bti house, plastered. Electric water system, chlckea house tr chickens garage and wood house combined, close to 2-rooa school. Orpnt aarrtflf at ml. l?nn Small Hnwn navmenltu $10.00 and Interest until paid. HERE IS A BEAT, nrrv tn a- Ith llttln mnnev. 10 icraCl 4 room cheap house, barn, double garage, large wood bout SJ 2 acres In mixed bearing fruit. Close to little town neu W This whole spread can be bought for $700, with some term. II ouy can t tie found. SUBURBAN POULTRY RANCH of 11 acres. All tillable. Hat Cron. 2 nrraa real rlvaf tnam Fat- A innm house WiU) ult "1 Good barn, new garage and chicken house. Beautiful tjef.1 milk cow, 100 fine pulleta and all household goods tically new. This is a real buy and you can move in toBom1 FULLY EQUIPPED DAIRY RANCH, with milk contract, ! 18 cows. Only 5 miles from Eugene, 74 acres, all cult, 'J n'in ..,!..,. .if.if. t I.... .inn,-t B..IO nrstem. also 1 1 "... laioa uuaiia, .uaigtj uuuac, eicniii. ..a.w . j tenant house. Large barn with 60 ton of hay already J milk house. All farm machinery, Including tractor ""flt.3 horses. This is a real money maker already to go anaufl bound to appeal to anyone wanting a setup of this pm- FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call C. A. Barnes, field salesman in charge of land sales in Southwestern Oregon. nod ua, Eugene. Ph. .317-K. LOAN CO. PEOPERTIES REASONABLE TERMS SUBSTANTIAL CASH DISCOUNT LLOYD A. PAYNE 310 Miner B:j. Phone 820 SALE 3 eitra nice lota for suburban home; good for fruit or nuts; good low taies. 2 blks. city limits, near scnooi, eicellent view, S35U; aown, oal. to suit Ph. 27-F-14. AT A BARGAIN Small brick build ing now rented. Will bring a buyer S per centjiet. Can be leased for long time. Owner has to sell. C. H. MORK SOI Willamette Ph. 2543-R FRPP. nRPCftv pidi nirrirnr. ......., . .1 1 1 .1. V, a 1 .1 u J Kinney's 1036 Summer Cstalog. De tails oou iarms, 3uu pictures; U4 pages farm information. Oregon ceiuement Ass n., si w, stn. 'SO A. stock ranch S ml of Yi calls. Partly fenced. Fair bhlgs. i.i A. in cult. S'.'O per acre. lnq. 1407 Franklin Blvd. FINE FIVE ACRES ?r..VX) Lots Imp and Knuipmeut. Beautiful lnr-Mlinn Will L. E. HOIXiE 7-1 Willamette St. ?:.00 BLVS 55 ACRES Balance like rent. Very desirable location. L. E. I10DCES-7J1 Willamette St. HKAI, HOME FOR $1300 0 Rooun, paving paid; large lot; $o00 down, balance 1.T per L. E. HODGES 721 Willamette St. L S. SCOrr. Kesl Estate. Ph. 810 Over 1st Natl Bank. Room 111. Ml A fi .:! . j uiiirs oi mre e on anon : I graveled ruad. Call erenluca KiTtl il 1 rrir .;,.MAm honseosll ner Lot, $1600 IMPROVED acreaje to gene House. STOCK and Dairy Fim lK "l trade. rnAXoafi'! -I tt rnPK c -..-,1. SL Fi1 OU1 illiu"-n" LOVELY rairajMJT'tJ nook, tile bath,baat full concrete Trial 1 " I . ... i 40 A PILING '"r SJ-sl terms. Call at 2Si -)(l SaW !""nci. good lot. First cll"-J pie piuuiMiHs- AT AN attractirt pi-v-s j i.n.l on good rosd-'rn. gene. Mrs. WtieJ--J FOR SALE BT OJ 1 .111, h e and. 1-1 big bargain, "a. r--l FOK SALE by (--,' ,-;H 5-rin. niwl"" i snd busses. Jnce BUY direct price. 2 near hignitaj,- BUY BIKECT JB.; A. S. REPAINTED Bed. I U, cost HEPA1NTEP okwJ-S; cM-rk,- G0,,l.