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Newspaper Page TextH Ik i : ii if i-i if 1 Pago Eiglit Egg Prices Move QUOTATIONS HIGHER BY TWO CENTS PER DOZEN ON MONDAY Pacific Co-op price of eggs to re tailers advanced two cents a I07.cn on all grades except "chei" Monday. The prices ranged from 32 to 25 cents s dozen. Buying prices of eggs remained titeady and unchanged, according to different buyers whose prices are quoted daily. Wheat remained at $1.02 a bushel In Euene and other grains were quiet. Butter and poultry were steady. Tho local price list follows: LOCAL PRICES mi (New York Grade Buying Prices) Jumbos 27c r.itni ......-..-i'C Standards ... Medium extras Medium standnrds . Pullet 20c 17c 15c ..15c Crax (Eoe Daoot Buylno Prices) t .r. extras 24c Extra medium (Paclfle Ce-ep Prices to Retailers) (Cart er Vi ease Isle la Extra) Oversize - - ''-c' Htras, large - 30'' Extras, medium 2'c Extras, small 2fc Standanls. large Standard mediums ...... 2flc Phei 25c ....... Poultry (Baying Prices) Colored hens over Vh lbs. 10?12c Leghorn hens, under 4 lbs. ff.Sc Leghorn hens, over 4 lbs. 8?iil0c Leghorn broilers, 1-2 lbs. 10iil2c Leghorn fryers, over 2 lb.a 10(&12c Colored fryers. 2-4 lbs OtfUlc Colored roosters, over 4 lbs. 100.12c Stags 7c Cocks Bsttertst (Biylei Prion) a" grsd cream, delivery twle Weekly .S4c 32c "B" grade cream Bitter (Wholesale Prices: cartons la higher) "A" grde, lb. 35 c "B" grade, lb. 34c CkooM (Wheleeele Prtos to Retailers) Loaf, elngle, lb. 22c Ran Iota. lb. Me Tripe, elngle, lb. 21c 20c Case lota, lb. Wool aaa) Mohair Byli Prion) Medium wool, lb. .... ROt Coarse wool, lb. 28e Fine wool, lb. 28c Lamb wool, lb. , ..28c Uohalr. lb. 0c HMoe Green beef, lb. Calf, lb. Dry. lb. Cascare Bark Csacara, lb. , ..6V4c Oralis Wheat, red. bushel $1.02 Wheat, white, bushel .,....$1.0'- Barley, ton $38 Gray oats, ton $24-C White oata, too 2426 Hay, New Crop Cheat hay, ton $T8 Oat and retch bay, ton $7(j8 Vegetables (Biytng Prices Average tor No. I Proosoe) Cucumbers (hothouse), dot. -,80c Tomatoes (hothouse), lb. ...15c Mustard greens, doa. bunches 40c 40c 10c Eggplant, doa. . Red peppers, lb. . Green peppera, lb. 8c Green onione, doa. tranche '54i30c Sweet Spanish oniona, lb. Sc Beets, doa. bunches 28(8300 PoUtoee, 100 lbs $2.25 Spinach, lb. 5c Table Queen squash, doa. 2B80c Hubbard and Banana squash, lb. ..lc Carrots, bulk, lb. ..lc Cabbage, b 2c Cauliflower, lb. , . ., Be Canllflower, crate ' Rutabagas , , lsjo Turnips, lb. ,, lc Parsnips, lb. 2c Prolta Dried Itsllsn Prunes, lb. . , Pears, bu. Apples, bushel Noble French prunes, lb. Nits Chestnut, lb. 10o MARKET NOTES WASHINGTON. Her. 21, (A) The position of the treasury on De cember 18; Receipt. $4.571.im.lt: evpendl tures, $38.10,o.'.7.M: balance, $1, 002,188.634.90: customs receipts for the month, $2S2S,W2 M. Hereipts for the fiscal year (since Julv 11, $2,042,104,354.78; expenditures. $.V 317.158,984.20. Including 1 1.2110.702, M).68 of emergency expenditures; excess of expenditures, $1.274 904. 629.51 ; gross debt, $34.:tO5,79H.:;20.Hl a decrease nf $1,735.24400 under the previous tlsy; gold assets, $11,225. 809,402.78, HOPS STEADY NEW YORK, Dec 21. (A1 Hops eteady: Pacific coast IKIO'j, BO BS: 1035. 38-41. QUALITY THINGS In Fountain Pens Pencils Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Willamette 8L IT ALWAY8 PAYS TO TRAOE AT . WilHamg Stwos,. Iw, Prices Better For Portland Turkeys PORTLAND, Dec. 21 VP) The current turkey market was described in trading circles here today as "very good." with prices for selected birds a trifle better. Buyers were offering 10 cems gen erally for toms and 18 cents for No. 1 hens but hens were quoted as high as 10 cents. The selling price for toms ranged around 10 to 20 cents and 20 to 21 cents for hens, with some selections up to 22. A decrease of receipts and an In crease of demand was apparent. PUBLIC MARKET RETAIL PRICES VSlStlblM Cauliflower, lb. .. .8e Kutabagaa, 8 lbs. ,, JOe Turnips, bunch Be Carrots, 8 bunches . 10c Cabbage, lb. Paraley. boncn Ik Potatoes, No. 1, 9 lbs. 25c; No. 2 10 lbs. , 25c Green onione, 8 bnncheo for 10c Bermuda onione, lb. Be Squash, Zuccini, lb. 9t Squash, summer white, 3 lbs. Beets, 8 bunchea 10c .15c 5c Green peppers, lb. 8c; 2 for . Parsnips, lb. Mustard greens, )b., 8c; 2 for . ....Ific 25e Apples, 6 and 8 lbs. for . Poultry (dressed, drawl) Celery, bunch 10c Green Broccoli, lb. 10c Eon Fresh extra jumbos ... Fresh extras ..... Frcsb mediums ..30c 28c ,..26c Pratta Heavy bens, lb. ..24c 22c ..24c Leghorn hens, lb Leghorn fryerB, lb. Heavy fryers, lb. ........ 28c Turkeys . -22c Mlscelleneeie Hominy, pt 10c; qt 18c Butter, lb. 36c Chestnut, lb. 20c Filberts, lb. ,,90c Walnut, lb. Watercress, lb. bo; 2 lbs. for , Radishes. 8 bunchea tor .20c .16c 10e Tomatoes, hothouse, lb. ...1520c Spinach, lb. 10c; 2 for 19c Sorghum, qt. , i Mo fCndlve. lb. 'In" lorsersdish, lb. . JSC ' PORTLAND QUOTATIONS PORTLAND, Dec. 21 W Butter prints A grade 84c lb. parchment wrappera 35 Wc lb. In cartons; B grade parchment wrappera 33c, cartons 34jc. Butterfnt Portland delivery A grade, delivered at least twice weekly 30-87e lb.; country routes, 84 35c lb.; B grade 84-35c lb.; 0 grade at market. ... B grade cream for market Baying price buttcrfat basis, 63 Egg Buying price by wholesalers oftras, 20c; standards, 23c; extra medium, 21c; do medium firsts 18c; undergrade, 15c; pullets 15-18c dot.; pee wees So dozen. Cheese Oregon triplet, 18c; Ore gon loaf, ;8'jC Brokera will pay Ve below quotations. Milk A grade Portland delivery. CS'jC lb. butterfat basis, for 4 per cent Country meats Selling price to re tailer: Country killed hots, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 13c lb.: vcnlers, No. 1, 13A-14c lb.; light and thin, 8-llc 11).; heavy. 8-0c lb.; cutter cows T-7yiC lb.; cannor cows, 6l4-7a lb; bulls, 8-9o lb.; lambs, 14c lb.; ewes, 4c lb, Cascnra bark Buying price 1930 peel, 6-7c lb. Hops Nominally, S8-40p. Live poultry Portland delivery, buying price: Colored hens, over 44 lbs., 14-15c lb.; under 44 lbs., 13 14c lb.; leghorn hens, 10-12c H).i leg horn broilers, 1 to Vi lbs., 14-15c ll.; do l'i lbs. up, 13-14c lb.; col ored springers 2 lbs. snd up, 12-13c lb.; over 8Vj lbs., 14-15c lb.; roost ers. 8-0c lb.; Pekin duel; young, 14-170 II).; iteesc. ll-12c lb. Onions Oregon, 90c-$1.10 per 100 lbs.; California yellow, S2. Wnjlo Wnlln, $1.75-2: Ynkima. 85c. Potatoes Deschutes, $2.40; Klsm- nth No. 1, f2.40; iakima No. 1, $2.25- 2.H.I. Cantaloupes $1.50-1.75 vrate. Mohair 1036 clip, 40-42c lb. Wool Nominal: Willamette valley indium, 30c lb.; coarse and braids, 28r lb.; eastern Oregon, 23-24c lb.; cross bred, 27-28c lb.; 1037 contrscts, 3(le lb. H fellin price (o whnlvsalers: slfnlfa, No. 1, $17-17.50; eaetern Ore gon timothy, $18-18.50 ton; Willam ette valley timothy, $18-18.50 ton: oata and vetch, $12-18: ilovti, $12 ton, Portland. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Dec. 21 ') (U. S. lept. Agr.) Fine territory wools In : originsl bags were quoted higher in ; the Boston insrket today as a recult j cf increased buying late last week. Bulk short French combing fine territory wools in originsl bsgs rtsl itert $1.00-1 .02 scoured bssis. Aver age to good French combing fine ter ritory wooU were sold at 1.03-05 loured bans in original bags. PORTLAND STAPLES .PORTLAND. Dec .1(4) Sugar ! - berry or fruit, 100s, $3.15; bales, I .5325; beet, $5.05 cental. j DnmeMlc flour selling price, city : di livery, 5 to 23-bbl. lots- fsinilj patents. 9i. Stl.'iO s.tCi; bakers' ban Mhent. $5.115 -8.10; bskers' blueelem. $6-6.65; blended hard, $rt.lo-7.5: k-rnhsm, $6 55; whole wheat, $(V0(i tilil. SCHICK SHAVERS $1$ AT LIGHTNING S ARROW MES8ENGi:H, Phone 610. Giv ELECTRICAL GIFTS C-EKDOKH.D0TS0N Ok mhm n Up In MOTOfiS, STEELS, FAIL TO STAND IE NEW TORK, Dec. 21. OP) Led by the motors and steels, recent stock market favorites today dipped irac tione to around 3 points. Coppers and apecialtiea were resistant, and a littl buying support arrived for sev eral of the more depressed issues just before the finish, but losses predoni insted at the close. Transfers approx imated 1,SOO,000 shares. Closing quotations; Air Reduc 70 1-2; Alaska .Tun 14 1-2: Al Chem & Dye 222; Am Can 112 1-4: Am Coml Alco 28 3-4: Am & For Pow 7; Am Pow & Lt 11 1-8; Am Smelt & Rf 01 1-4; AT&T ISO; Am Tob B 06 1-2; Anaconda 51 5-8; Atchison 67 1-2; Altnntic Ref 29 1-2; Bait Ic Ohio 20 5-8: Bepdix Avin 28; rteth Steel 71 fi-8; Boeing Air 31 3-4; Borden 26: Burr Add Mnch 20 3-4; Calif Pack 44 1-2: Case (.T.I.) 142&; Cat Tmct 87 3-4: Chrysler 113 5-S; Col Gas & Elec fi 7-8: Coml Solv 17 7-8; Comw'lth Sou 3 1-4; Contl Can 63 7-8; Corn Prod 67 3-8; Curt Wright 6 5-8; Du Pont 172 7-S; East man 172; Klec Auto Lt 40: Eric RR 14 1-4: Gen Elec M ; Gen Foods 40; Gen Molorn 64 7-8; Gillette 15 1-4; Gr. No. pf 38 1-2. Honiestake Min (unquoted); Tnt. Harvest 08: Int Nick 62 5-S; I T & T 12: Johns Manv 141 1-2; Kennccott 50 3-8; Lib-O-Ford 70 7-8; Ligg AVMy B 105 1-4; Liquid Carb 43 1-2; Lor illard 22 3-8; Monty Ward B7 5-8; Nash Mot 15 B-8; Nat Bisc 163 1-2; Nat Dairy Prod 23 1-8; Nnt Distil 28 1-8; N Y Cent 40 1-4; North Am 20 7-8; Otis Steel 10 3-4; Pac Gas & Elec 36 1-4: Pac Light 49 7-8; Packard 10 1-4: Park Utah 4 1-8; Penney (JO) 100 1-4; Pcnn RR 38 7-8; Phillips Pet 40 3-4; Pub Scr N J 47; Pullman 01 1-2; Radio 10 1-8; Rem Rnnd 21 3-8. Sears Roe 92 1-2: Shell Union 28 1-8; South Pac 39 5-8; Spcrry Corp 21; Stan Brands 15 1-8; St. Oil Cnl 30: St. OH N J 65 5-8; Stewart-Warner , 17 1-2; Studebnkor 13 1-4; Texas Corp 49 3-4; Trans Amer 16 5-8; Union Carb 100; Union Pac 123 1-2; Unit Air Lines 18; Unit Aircft 27 1-2; Unit Corp 6 1-2; Unit Gas Imp 14 1-2; U 8 Indus Alco 37 3-4; U S Rublwr 43 7-8; U S Steel 75 1-4; West Union 75 3-4; West Elect 142 1-4; White Motors 24 1-S; Woolworth 63 1-4. Closing Curb quotations: Cities Ser 3 7-8; Elec Bond & Share 21 1-4. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Dec. 21 (P) All fu ture deliveries of corn climbed more than two cents a biashel today, reach ing new penk prices for the season and helping lift other grains. Decem ber corn contracts led tho upturn In prices, with active buying on the part of previous speculative sellers. The buying spurt, however, failed to last, nnd gains mostly failed to hold. At the close corn was unchanged to B-8 higher compared with Saturday's fin ii:h, Dec. 1.00 3-8?i:1-2. May new 1.05-05 1-8; wheat 1-8(!?3-4 down, Dec. 1.38 1-4, May 1.32 1-8W3-8: oats unchanged to 1-4 up, and provisions varying from 15 cents setbnek to a rife of 2 cents. Wheat: Dec, open 1.37 l-2(!?.5-8; high 130 1-4; low 1.37 1-2: close 1.38 1-4. May, open 1.31 l-45-8; h'gh 1.33 3-8: low 1.31 1-4; close 1.82 1-8(ff3-8. July, open 1.1(1 5-8(f( 7-8; high 1.18 1-4: low 1.10 1-2; close 1.17 l-433-8. Com; Dec. open 1.08 3-4'i7,7-8: high 1.10 7-8; low 1.0S 5-8; close 1.09 3-813 1-2. May. new. open 1.04 l-S(fn-4; high 1.0B 3-8: low 1.04 1-8; low 1.05, 03 1-S. Old. open 1.03 1-8: liiuh 1.04 3 4: low 1.03; close 1.03 B-SAV3-4. July, new, open 1.01 1-8(3: 1-4; high 1.03; low 1.01 1-8; close 1.01 JMffif- 8 Old. open IIS 31: high 1.00 7-8: low OS 3-4; close 09 8-41.00. Oats: Dec. open 51 3 8: high 32 3-8: low 51 3-S: clnte 51 3-4. May. open 30 1-2: high 51 3-S; low rt 1-2; close 51-51 1-S. July, open 45-45 1-S; high 45 5-S: low 45: close 45 3-8. Barley: Dec. 94. May. SO. PORTLAND GRAINS PORTLAND, TVc Ul. (P -While wheat options, without trading were lower for December hut unchanged for the May, cash grain was un changed throughout the list. Wheat: May, open $1,131',. n(en S1.1.V4. low $1.15. close $l.1,Vi: Dec, open $1.13i, high fl.lIUj, low $1.13. close $1.13. Cash wheat: Big Bend blueelem, hw., 12 pet.. $1.21: dark hard winter, 13 pet., $1.34: 12 pet., $l.5S; 11 pet., $1.22: soft white and wesism white $1.14: hsrd winter $1.16; western red $1.15. Osts, No. 2 white $32.30; grav, $81.50. Barley. No. I 43 lb.. B. W. $S7. Today's car receipts: Wheat 10; barley 1; flour 12; corn 1; oats 1: hy 1. CniiiACiiPPiri PIT O'BR I f N " c,Xpyy THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Eugene; PORTLAND LIVE8TOCK PORTLAND, Dec. 21. OP (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 4,000, 1068 through and direct; market active, mostly steady, good to choice 165 215 lb. 4rive-ins mostly $10.25, load lots $10.35; 230-280 lb. weights fO.TO-O.S.": light lights mostly $9.50- 1 9.85; pscking sows $7.50-7.75;. few choice local feeder pig $8.50. Cattle 1.850, 80 through and di rect; calves 125, 4 through; market slow, generally steady but bulk steers unsold; few opening sales she stock strong to 25 higher; bulla strong to 25 higher;' vealera closing steady; few londs short - fed steers $7.00 7.50: best grain fed held around $8.25; common steers down to $5.25; several loads heifers $5.60-6.50, top $6.75. common heifers $4.25-5.50; low cutter and cutter cows $2.75 3.25. common to medium grade $3.50-4.25: good beef cows $4.50- 5.25, odd head to $5.50; bulk) mostly $5.00-3.50; good to choice vealers $7.50-8.50: few early to $9.00.' Sheep 600, 200 direct: market un even, fat lambs 25 and more higher on light supply, ewes about steady; bulk good trucked In lambs $7.50- 7.85: common grade downward to $6.00; good trucked In ewes $3.00 3.25. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK . CHICAGO, Dec. 21. W (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 28.000: fairly ac tive to shippers and small local kill ers: mostly 10-15 higher: top $10.25 bulk well-finished 100-280 K $10.20; bulk good sows $9.50-85. Cattle 14,000, calves 2,000. Fed steers and yearlings. steady to strong; trade rather slow. Stockcra and feed ers comprise warmed-up and short feds mostly, selling at $7.50 down: eastern shippers paying $11 upward for fat oattle; taking yearlings up to $12.50 and 1400 lb., averages to $12.25; dressed market still under ad verse influence of poultry; live steers market sharply higher than week ago today, however, mainly 50c-$l over that low apot; she stock also steady to strong; bulls strong to 10 higher and vealers mainly steady at $10.50 down mostly; few shipper vealers making $11. Sheep 0,000, Including 800 direct. Fnt Iambs moderately active; early Kales fully steady to stronger; aged sheep steady; good to choice native and fed western lambs $8.75-9; band weights held upward to $9.25 and above; slaughter ewes $3.50-4.50 mostly; feeding lnmbs scarce. NEW YORK PRICES NEW YORK, Dec. 21 OP) Evap orated apples steady; standard un quoted; choice 11; extra choice un quoted. Prunes steady; California (30-4Os) 64-7; Oregon (30-40s) 7. Apricots steady; choice 13 U; extra choice 14: fancy 15; peaches stcday; standnrd unquoted; choice 9-: extra choice 9 -10. Radio Programs MONDAY KORE, Eugene 4 p. m rnns-rndio news: 4:15, Christmas shopping; 4:45, Twilight Shadows: 5:30, NJK; 5:45, Little Or phan Annie; 6, Aces of the Baton; 0:30, News; 6:45, Club Cabana; 7, Yuletide Greetings; 7:15, Studio Re cital; 7:30, Government Rehabilita tion; 7:45, House of McGreggor; 8, Emerald of the Air; 8:30, Eagles Flight; 9, In The Crimelight, KOAC, Corvallls 4 p. m Symphony hour; 4:30, Stories for boys nnd girls; 6, On the Campuses; 5:30, Music; 5:40, Vespers, Rev. D. Vincent Gray: 6, Music; 6:15, Nows; 6:30, Evening farm hour; 6:45, Market and crop reports, weather forecast; 7, R. E. Stephenson, O.S.C. soils department; 7:30, 4-H club meeting; S. Music; 8:15, Book of tbe Week; 8:30-9. Music KOIN, Portland (CBS Programs) 4:30 p. m.. Organist: 4:43, "Who's Your Hosier?"; 5, Continentals. CBS: 5:15. Toyland Express: 5:30, Helene; 3:43, Moonglow Melodies, CBS; 6, Radio Theatre, CBS: 7, Wayne Kings orchestra, CBS; 7:30. Little Show; 7:15, Gooso Creek Tarson, DLBS; S. Poetic Melodies, CBS; 8:15. Ren frew of the Mounted, CBS: 8:30. Pick nnd Pat, CBS; 9, Horace Heidt's or chestra, CHS; 9:30, Jack Pearl; 10, Dorothy Dix; 10:30, DLBS; 11, Ever ett Hoaglnnd's orchestra, DLBS: 11:30. Sterling Young's orchestra. DLBS: 11:15, Ben Pollack's orches tra, DLBS. KEX. Portland (NBC Blue Network) 4 p. m News: 4:13. Radio show window: 4:30 to 8. Silent to KOB; 8. News: 8:15. Night Watchman; 8:30. Stanford University. NBC: 8:45. Uncle Ezra's radio atation, NBC: 9, Homicide Squad: 9:30, "Bambi," Helen Hayes, NBC: 10, Wrestling Bouts; 10:30, Biltinore Hotel or chestra, NBC; 11. Paul Carson, NBC: To 12, Weather. Police reports. KGW, Portland (NBC Red Network) 4 p. m.. Program, NBC: 4:15. Stars of Toiler; 4:45, Invisible Trails: 5, Piano Surprises: 5:15, Jack Meakin. NBC; 5:25. Cocktail hour: 5:30, .Tun ior Nurse Corps. Sunbrite; 5:45, Stars of Today; 6. 20.000 Years in Sing Sing. NBC; 6:30, NBC program: 7, Contented program. NBC: 7:30, Haw thorns House. NBC; 8, Amos '' Andy, NBC; 8:15, Lum and Abner, NBC; 8:30. Voice, NBC; 9, Fibber McGee and Molly. NBC; 9:30. ( ham- NOW PLAYING "BEYOND BENGAL" GREATEST ANIMAL PICTURE EVER MAOEI "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY" Freddie BARTHOLOMEW Dolores COSTELLO 1 Stock Market Shows Slight Losses FLAPPER FANNY 0VNUUaviCW "Oh, everything went swell. Men had a fight." Theatres By N. S. MONDAY'S BILLS MoDONALD: "Polo Joe" and "Isle of Fury". HEILIQ: "Love In Exile" and "The Luckiest Girl. STATE: "Little Lord Fauntle roy" and "Beyond Bengal". MAYFLOWER: "Two in a Crowd". REX; "China Clipper" and "Wives Never Know". "Polo Joe" is the title of the fea ture picture at the McDonald Mon duy, with "Isle of Fury" ita support ing production of the double-bill. Joe E. Brown is the star of the "Polo" picture, in which he becomes a rare hand at the game played with horses and mallets. "Isle of Fury" is all about the south seas, with pearl div ing, and things, "Love in Exile", at the Heilig until Tuesday night, is a tale which might have had its suggestion in the recent nbdicntion of King Edward, Cive Brook plays the part of a king who abdicates from his throne so he can marry the woman be loves. Helen Vinson is tbe woman. It's a Gaumont Eritish production. Freddie Bartholomew is at the State Monday and Tuesday in "Little Lord Fauntleroy", with Delores Cos tcllo taking the part of litt.o lord's mother. Also on the double bill is "Beyond Bengal", an adventure pic ture filmed in the deepest jungles of Bengal by Harry Schenck, noted ex plorer. Joel McCrea and Joan Bennett are at. the Mayflower until Wednesday night in "Two in a Crowd", one of the better pictures of the year. This gay young pair romp through the hour and a half picture, giving splendid per formances. They meet v:hen each finds half a torn thousand dollar bill. They finally fall in love as they try to patch the bill together and split the proceeds. There are complications sitch aa police, gangsters, and race horses to Interfere, but all ends well. "China Clipper" and "Wives Never ! Know" are the two pictures on the j Rex bill. The former stars Pat O'- i Brien, Hobart Bosworth, Ross Alex- ' ander, and Beverly Roberts. The lat ter is a swell comedy with Charlie Buggies and Mary Boland. Adolpb Menjou adds just enough mnd-cappe-v to their antics to make it a howling success. pions, NBC: 10. News. NBC; 10:15. Tenor, NBC; 11, Ambassador Hotel orchestra, NBC: 11:30, Reveries, NBC; To 12, Weather report. . mm umarm at nuwa. 1 ALSO Technicolor Novelty "Chanln of the aref Swimming Crjllit paw!'tiolar'' Tfintyileolor Cartoon "At Your Servico .Madam" A New H ' Romance II f if)l Team.,.. 1 f . l . With 1 f Plenty ij OfLaughil yJaMiCv ' J0L McCHEA By Sylvia V. M. MO. U. I PT. Off Chuck blew up in his lines and two Wise u-tl GOLFERS IN EXHIBITION SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21 W) Horton Smith and Luwson Little, touring pros, won one up, over Harry Cooper and Jimmy Thomson in an exhibition best ball golf mntch here yesterday. Cooper and Smith carded scores of 69, while Little made a 73, nnd Thomson 80. Par is 71. l'b Eugene Register-Guard la a member of tho Associated Press. The Associated Presa I exclusively entit led to tb nae for publication of all aewa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also all tae local new published here in. 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Saturday for 8unday edition. Entered at Poatoffic In Engene. Ore. aa Sec- Person oat of work will receive a pedal rat on "Situations Wanted" tds and most be cash In advance. Reader noticea 10c a line per day. Advertisements run for 1 month without change of copy will receive, a rat of S1.72 a line. ADJUSTMENTS If yonr ad appears incorrectly no- WASHERS FURNITURE COMPANY McPOrJALP Ifj- WN0W1 tify o -.mediately. We accept re ponsibility for on Income! inser tion only. Florists 130 RAUP'S for Better Pl wers. Ph. 810 Funeral Directors 120 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield tith and B. Phone 1. BRANSTETTER . SIMON CAPEI Phone 4331152 Olive St PflYiT 1! lUr.KTUlO k T nnt.r, . Ph. a. w -- v Uila VJ DUftim Eugene 723 or Springfield 62-J VfcATPTJ JTT7V V t A T n-vm Phone 112 . Pearl St. at Tenib Card of Thanks 140 WE ish to thank our many friends for the kindnesbea extended during our recent bereavement. Kate S. Thompson, Liza Thompson Mrs. V. R. Sly, Miss Genevieve Thompson Mrs. J. Hewitt . Bert Thompson. Personal 145 YOUNG women in trouble and in need of a frieud are asked to communi- cate with Adjutant Rosa Morsch of the Salvation Army White Shield Home, 2641 N W Mayfair Avenue, Portland, Oregon; or with Mrs. Ad jutant Mable Ford of the Salvation Army, 710 Pearl street, Eugene. Or. Real Estate for Sale 200 7 ROOM HOUSR clnoo In'- aosnn ALSO 2 APT Houses; fdtatrlJS): 1600 "down."'9 'e8'- iv wuici uuuaes at. an prices, on paved streets 25 HOUSES that can be bought for 10 down 440 ACRES, 8 miles Eugene, 7 rm. hs., many bldgs., 293 acres t t cultivation, 8000. $800 down, 20 to 30 years on balance 10 ACRES and nice bungalow in College Crest; price $55O0: will t.v. Eugene house worth $3200 on it ' 69 6 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM, $1300; 12 acres R. B. $2500 - are.. ?;,B' 'Uh bldg3' 1700' S0 down! acre K- B. $900.' All about 2va miles. D. P. DRUM, 841 Will. St. Ph. 2981, Ecs. Ph. 1043-M FINE CHICKEN PLACE " Very cosy and convenient home, with bath, lights, etc. Up-to-date build ings for 1000 chickens. Fine location. Will take a nice little horns in Eugene as part payment SAM EUGH REALTY COMPANY 1029 Willamette Phono (4 Real Estate for Sale 200 1 ACRE in Springfield; 5-room house, newly painted; large barn equipped for chickens; garage and other buildings. Pruit. 300 W. L. Pulleta with place if desired. Snap if taken at once. $1650. A. W. Martin, Ph. Spr. 142-W. BUY A LOT in Hollenbeck addition. Build among the better class of homes. Your dollar will go further nnd your satisfaction will be great- E. H. HATHAWAY 1609 Washington. B'REE OREGON FARM CATALOG. Kinney's 1930 Summer Catalog; Details 330 farms, 300 pictures; 64 pnges farm information. Oregon Settlement Assn., Si W. 8th WHY RENT? 5 rooms, fine location, only $1200.00. L. E. Hodges, 721 Will FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call 0. A. Barnes, field salesman In charge of land sales in Southwestern Oregon. 1163 Oak, Eugene. Ph. 2517-R. 4 A. CHICKEN ranch, stocked, equip ped. Ph. ia-F-11, Junction City. TO close an estate. 7-room 715 Lincoln. Phone 314-M. house. U S. SCOTT, Real Estate. Ph. 310. Over 1st "'t'l. Bank. Room 19. PARSONS CO REALTORS 61 W. Broadway Phone 042 ENDS TUESDAY NIGHTI SHE WAS ALONE in a BIG CITY... , IUT HE TOOK 3! CAR-.OF THAT! tig 11 , JANE WYATT i Louis HAYWARD i NAT PENDLETON EUGENE PALLETTE . k U..,ll l(t,M TKSTOtY TWY COMMIT swmsy mm mm vmifiifflfflii Oswald Cartoen , "The Beach Comber" Clyde Luka And Hi wand Universal MeName Newareel ' New and Cartoon 12:S 3:34 8:23 9:12 v .-'"Love In ExllC) 1:09 3:69 6:47 '' 9:38 "Lucklet Girl In TWiS Ayorld" DecemT)pr 21. 19 Personal eignt daily. Sure nf7i pensive. Write Dr. VeJtatf: So. Dakota. Union, Lost and Found - wu STRAYED Small, white terrier; beiKS Vco rc; string. Ph. titis-rt. 13.' a L . -""VUJTl, LOST-Small black and wlmTeTT paniel. Male. Ph. 3117. Cock Transportation 160 uu portlanS-Ts Leaving Eugene 8 a. m.. 2 n ma' M LOWEST PA RES-LOS Avr p?',, DOLLAR STAGES, IX fV ' 49 l?eBrBroadwflT Cs Store 49 E. Broadway Bhm !.SS2San Francisco..... T7Z $12.00 Los Angeles t,SS 6.00-Sacramento .::: Leaves Daily, 9:30 p"i "I REGON CALIFORNIA STAGE. ...Emnuig Unairs MODERN padded van servTuS or long distance movinj. n?tS prices. Bertsch Transfer. Ph. sp. RIDE to Seattle on 23rd or 24th"iiS responsible party. Ref. CaU Sa between 0 and 6. u LUMBER hauling. Specialized eoah", ment Bertsch Transfer. Ph. Svrii, 1 Miscellaneous for SalTfflii io,,n . 777. : Seal Estate for Sale 200 SUB. 7 rm. fine home. 2 A. land, hfj house for 500, brooder hs., bars, double gar., woodshed, 11 walnut trees, cherries, apples, some small fruit. 1 mi. from city. Ph. 1S-K-2. FIVE HOUSES Easfr terms. Very reasonable down payments. Ph. 295. PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS & LOA 992 Willamette St 5 ROOM house, just outside city limits. Will take livestock ur Intn model car on down pnymcnt. 1709 W. 6th St. PAYNE & WIPER Real Estate F.1I.A. Lnani 310 Miner Bldg. Phone :U0 HOMES BUILT TO ORDER Blair T. Alderman. Contractor -"ZIMAIR" Trailer Homes. Ph. SM MY Property is withdrawn from ths market through agents. MAIiV E. HILL. FOR farms, acreage, exchanges ss H. N. Traxler, Creswell. V mi. IV. THE BETTER BUYS JOSEPH DARBY PHONE 2697 Real Estate Wanted 210 WANT a bldg. lot $450 to JfWO cash, not far out, description. Write Kg. Guard box 402. Real Estate' to Trade 250 LOS ANGELES lots for clear lot and house, in or near Eugene. Is Jefferson. t ' Bnsiness Opportunities 300 FOR SALE My bottled milk busi ness in two towns, grossing M'-J month. Room for growth. J cows or contracted milk supply. other licensed dairy here. W cash buys it with complete e.iuip ment. Inspection invited if you mean business. Write Reg.-Guard Boi M FOR SALE My entire dairy. 13 springer cows; $05 per head. A. Kyle, Monroe. Oregon. BUSINESS WANTED Small pro. eery store. Write particulars. J. t Estep, Lebanon. Ore. . FOR SALE Lot and country stort building. Phone, elect. Ii;hts. ! 10-F-11. Junction City. Sale or Rent 310 PASTURE. Sheep, cattle. nnri"' house and feed: Chester WW brood sow, weigh around less than year old; 2 ! hens. yr. old. Oak wed. 1-" " M. Warren. Pb. evenings. -t For Sale or Trade 320 FOR SALE-Bargsin Well ljted 6 room house. Modern eirer basement. Owner, 04 L St., Si''" field. MY modem home, furn. '' '"k late model car ss part pmt. Tb is real buy. CsU st 0o3 .Bd7. 75. year-old W. L. Hens: 45. B ack Minorca hens. All ; laying. BLAIR'S RAM Wanted to Trade 330 GOOD Cow and 1) lb. "''. younr mule. l.MW ll or 'T- .J r an 1' lb. horse, "rite Guard 424. tAp Sta.. M. 31-F-2S. 340 Fuel for Sale WOt.n-KVFISY KIND;;-!:11' 1 BROOM IlHOTIIt.'i Door Open S:ironltel k''S:-1 8:10 7:S9- 10:4 - , T7 Cry" 09 1