Page Eight
THE REGISTER GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
January 13, 1s
Few Price Changes Noted In Market; Stocks Are Irregularly Higher
41-2 LBS.
1 CENT PER P
The only price change In the Eugene
markets, reported Wednesday, wns
that the buying price of colored hens
OTr 4 pounds advanced a cent a
pound, the quotation being 11 to 10
centi. ,
Wheat remained at $1.03 a bushel
and other grains and hay were the
same aa before.
Very few varieties of vegetables are
coming In now as the cold weather
killed many of them. The price Hat
follows:
LOCAL PRICES "
(New York Grade Buying Prices)
Jumbos 2;,c
Extras 21c
MARKET MOTES
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13,
j The position of the treasury on Jaa
: uary 11:
j Receipt $42,840,342.03; expendi
! tures S30.7g2,IMU.tt7; balance $1.1)10.
I tlii3.443.4X. Custnins receipts for the
month, II4.8.V.MI23.56.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since
' July 1 2,2R7,803,2!.33i expendl-
tures, .(,i.4,;iii;j,UU3.1o, tuiciuaing
$l,AU3.4Ml.tU2.0U of emergency ex
penditures); excess of expenditures
1 ,400,542,304.83. Gross debt $34,
406,889,530.91, an increase of $14,
708,628.00 over the previous day. Gold
assets 111,300,510,345.48, including
$00,108,027.93 of inactive gold.
EGGS AT PUBLIC
Standards .. .,
Medium extras .
Medium standards
Pullets
Orai
Retail prlco of eggs at the Produc
ers' Public market advanced again
Wednesday, tho quotations being 20,
27 and 23 cents. All other prices were
slcudy. . '
Along with other people of Lane
county the market vendors welcomed
20c the rnln and warmer weather Wednea-
10c ! day. It Is not o uncomfortnbe in the
18c building. The price list follows:
15c
16c
(E Ospet Buylai Priest)
Large extras .. ........ -
Extra mediums -.-
.20c
.18c
(Paclflt Cs-ts Pristi U RstalUrs)
(Cartsas tr Vi east Ittt It Extra)
Oversize 27c
Mitres, larie 2.
Ei trae, medium
Extras, small
Standards, large
Htandard mediums
Chen
..23c
.24c
21c
Pttltry
(Bayltt prion)
Colored hens, over 4V& 11".
Leghorn hens, under 4 lbs.
Leghorn hens, over 4 ids. .
PUBLIC MARKET
RETAIL PFflOKS
Vsfetaklas
Cauliflower, lb,
Rutabagas, 8 lbs. .
Turnips, bunch
Carrots, 8 bunches
Cabbage, lb.
-8c
10e
Be
.10c
Parsley. bancs ...
Potatoea, No. 1, 8 lbs. 26c; No. 2
10 lbs. 23c
Oreen onions, 8 bunc.es for
Bermuda ontons, lb. ,
Squash, Zoeelnl, lb.
Squash, summer whits, 2 lbs.
Meets, 8 buncbea
Green peppers, lb. 8c; 2 for .
Parsnips, lb.
...Hfilflc
..0C!llc
.ll(rll3c
Leghorn broilers, l-2 lbs. .18(gluc , siuitac greens, lb., 8c; 2 fot
Leghorn fryers, over ids. iuiic ; Appeit e and 8 lbs. for
Colored fryers, 2-4 lbs. -; I ptrv (dre.ttd. draws)
10c
15c
Be
16c
low, 53 3-8; close, 64 1-8.
July, open, 47; high, 47'j; low,
16 7-8; close, 47 8-8 to
Sept., open, 44 5-8 to 7-8; high,
40 8-8; low, 44 5-8; close, 48 1-8.
Barley:
May, open, Mi',i; high, 87'3: low,
SO'.i; close, 67',i.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Jan. 13 (A. P.-U. H.
Deot. Asr.l Hogs: 13011; 1(18.') direct.
slow, stendy to weak; good-fdiolce 15-
215 b. driveins, $10.75; few medium
SUSS
Cocks
Batttrftt
(Baylai Pries)
- grade ertsm. dillvsry twies
Wsskly Wc
"B" grade cream . 82c
Baltar
(WfesMMl Prices: Cartsas Mitiir)
"A" grade, lb. 80c
"B" grade, lb. . 8.1c
Chtatt ' '
(Whtttsal Prist It Rtttlltrt)
r-nf. alnsie. Ik Mf
Cass lots, lb,
Trips, single, lb. .
Case lots, lb. .
Celery, bunch
Green Broccoli, lb.
Ell
Fresh extra Jumbos
Fresh extras
Fresh mediums
PrslU
Heavy hens, lb.
..21c
21c
20c
Wttl tsd Mttiilr
(Baylst Priest)
MeJl".r- wool, lb.
Ootrst wool, lb. !
fins wool, lb.
Lamb wool, lb. .
Uohalr, lb.
Wtsi
Oreen beef, lb.
Calf, lb.
Dry, lb.
-80e
.28c
28c
40c
4c
..Rc
..7c
Leghorn hens, lb,
Leghorn fryers, lb.
Henvy fryers, lb. ,
Turkeya
NEW YORK. Jon. 13. OP) Al
though the stock market milled around
energetically today, only apecisltles
and low-priced utilities managed to
hold the buying limelight consistently.
Volume approximated ,vw,uuu
shares..
Rome analvsts focused attention on
the fact that although trading has
swelled recently, the market seem-
ingly has been unable to get anywnere.
This "churning," they said, suggest
ed the possibility some traders may
have been reducing eommiimenis
pending settlement of strikes In mo
tor and allied industries.
Closing quotations:
Air Ileduc 78 1-4; Aluska Juu 15
1-4; Al Chem and Dye unquoted; Am
Can 115 1-4; Am Coml Alco 26 7-8;
Am and For Pow 10 3-4; Am Pow and
Lt 16 1-4; Am Smelt and Hf 06 1-2;
A T and T 184; Am Tob B 117 3-4; An
aconda 56 3-8; Atchison 73 6-8; At
lantic Kef 32; Bait and Ohio 22 8-8;
Bendlx Avis 26 7-8: Beth Steel 75
7-8; Boeing Air 38 3-8; Borden 27;
Burr Add Macb 33; Calif Pack 44 1-2;
Case JI 154; Cat Tract 89 1-2;
Chryaler 118 1-8.
Col Gas and Elec 20 5-8: Coml Solv
18 1-2: Comwlth Sou 4 1-8; Contl Can
66 1-2: Corn Prod 70 3-8; Curt Wrt
7 1-2; Dupont 178 1-2; Eastmsn 170;
Elec Auto Lt 40 5-8; Erie RB 15; Gen
Elec 57 3-4: Gen Foods 40; Gen Mo
tors 5 1-2; Gillette 16 1-2; Gr. No.
If 42 6-8; Homestnke Mln unquoted;
Int Harvest 104 1-2; Int Nick 64; I
T and T 13; Johns Manv 154 3-4;
Kennecott 62 1-2: Lib-O-Ford 76;
Llgg and My B 111: Liquid Carb 40
1-4; Lorillard 28 8-8; Monty Ward 58.
Nash Mot unquoted; Nnt lilac 81
T..R- Kit Dslrv Prod 23 3-4: Nnt
38c I'Diatlll 28 3-4; NY Cent 43 1-2; North
Am 84 1-2; Otis Steel 17; Pac Gna
and Elec 37 1-2; Pac Light 53; Pack
ard 11: Tark Utah 5 1-4: Penney JC
101 1-4; Penii 11R 42 1-4; Phillips
Pet 50 7-8; Pub 8er N.I 50 3-4; Pull
man 00 1-8; Radio 11 1-2; Hem-Rand
24 3-8; Rep Steel 28 5-8; Rey Tob B
57 1-2: Senrs Roe SO 8-4: Shell Union
20 1-4; South Pac 47 8-4; Bperry
Corp 22 7-8: Stan Brands 15 1-2.
8L Oil Cal 45 1-4; St Oil NJ H;
Stewart Warner 18; Studelmker 14
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 10)
Theatres
By N. S.
WEDNESDAY'S BILLS
McDONALD, "Come and Get
Tt," and "Can This Be Dixie'"
HEILIG, "Pennies from Heav
en." ,
STATE, "Two In Revolt."
MAYFLOWER, "Pigskin Pa
rade." REX, "A Midsummer Night's
Dream."
111 "sa n , ; - jr
.10c
..20c
..27c
......25c
24cj
-22c I
24c .
20c
22c
MlaesllasMsa
Hominy, pt. 10c; qt. , , 18c
Butter, lb. , 86e
Chestnuta, lb. 20e
Filberts, lb. q""
Wslnuu. lb. - 20c
Watercress, lb. bo; 2 lbs, for
Radishes, 8 bnnchet for
Tomatoes, hothouse, lb.
Spinach, lb. lOei 2 for .
Sorghum, qt,
tindlvs, lb. ,
lorstradleh, lb .
.16c
10c
,1520e
IBc
-85e
m10(
-U
Cases ra Bark
Csscaro, lb.
Qralss
Wheat, red, bushel
Wheat, white, bushel
Barley, ton
Gray oats, ton -
Whltt oats, ton
-evic
$1.03
$1.03
$38
.$24ft20
..$24(i(!20
Hty. New Crea
Cheat hay, ton $10(.) U
Oala and vetch hay, ton $12
Vsgttsblss
(Btyltl Prices Average fsr Nt. I
Presses)
Toinatoea (hothouse), lb. 15c
Potatoea. 100 Iba. $2.50
Spinach, lb.
Table (Juecn aquaab, dot. 2530c
Hubbard and Banana aquaab, lb. lc
Carrots. 100 lbs. $1.76
RuUbsgaa
Tornlps. lb. lHc
Parsnips, lb. -2
PralH
Dried Italian Prunes, lb. .
Apples, bushel
1-8: Texas Corp 55 3-8; Transnmcr
1 7-8: Union Carb 104: Union Pac
131; Unit Air Linea 24 1-8; Unit Air
craft 80 1-4; Unit Corp 8 1-8; Unit
Gas Imp 10 8-4; US Indus Alco 87
3-4; US Rubber 48; US Steel 70 1-1;
West Union 70 7-8; West Elect 152
3-4; Whito Motors 28; Woolworth 02
3-4.
Closing curb quotations: Cities Ser
4 5-8; Elec Bond and Share 28.
Nobis French prunes, lb. .
Nuts
Walnuts, lb. ..
Filberts, lb.
.4c
$1
12e
lflc
10c
PORTLAND 8TAPLE8
IORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 13. W
Sugar, berry or fruit, 100a. $5.33;
bales, $5.45; beet, $5.25 cental.
Domestic Flour Selling price, city
delivery 5 to 25-bbl. lots: Family
Patent. OSs. $0,110-8.05: bakers' hard
wheut. $11.05 (1.00; bakers' blnestem.
10.25-6.05: blended hsrd, $0.35-7.75;
irnhani, $0.75; whole wheat, $6.S0
lbl.
CHICAGO LIV-8TOCK
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. (A. P.-U. S.
Dept. Agr.) Hogs 25,000. Mostly 5-10
lower. Tup, $10.40; huk good and
choice 170-300 b., $10.25-35; beat
sows curly, $10.00.
Cattle. 15,000, calves 1,500. Medium
weight and weighty stcern weak to
25 lower; prospects 25-40 down on
medium and good grades; yearllnga
slrnily to 25 off. Brat long yenrllugs
$14.10 but prospects $14.23 top; best
1450 lb. steers, $14.00; all she stock
comparatively scarce, niuotly ateady;
strictly choice weighty heifers $12.00;
most heifers $7.50-0.50; bulls and
venlers etendy at $0.05 down and
$13.lki down rcHpecdvcly.
Sheep 10,000. Fat lambs opening
low; undertone weak to 25 lower;
heep firm; early bids downward from
$10.40 on Inmlw held $10.50-00 and
above; hind good dipped lambs $0.00;
scattered native daughter ewes, $4.50
5.50, PORTLAND GRAINS
POHTLAND, Ore., Jsn. 13. (
Slight betterment of Ihe national
wheat prlco was Indicated, tin the
l'orlland future market, without trad
ing, May was up Vi cent n bushel.
Cash wheat gained 1 cent a bushel
r.11 around.
Wheat: May open 1.15, high l.HHt.
low 1.15. close 1.154.
Cnh hent: Big Bend bluestem,
H. W 12 per cent 1.21 Vi; nrk hard
winter 13 per cent 1.3(1; 12 per cent
I, 30; 11 per cent 1.24: soft white and
wi slern white, 1.10; hsrd winter 1.18;
western red 1.17.
Oats, No. 2 white 33.50; gray 32.50.
Barley. No, 2 43 lb. B. W. 30.00.
Today's car rcceligs; Wheat 4,
Iwrle; 2, flour 5, oats 2.
CHICAGO GRAINS
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. W Whe.it
scored a maximum advance of 1 3-8
rente a bushel late todny, helped by
reports that Germany and Italy were
both purchnaing grain in Argentina,
A relatively biioyunt trend of wheat
prices at Minneapolis and Winnipeg
attracted notice. Upturns of wheat
markets was aided nt times by "new
high price records for corn.
At the close, wheat was 1-8 to 1
cent above yesterday' finish, May
$1.83 to 35 1-8, July $1.17 1-8 to Vi
corn i to 8-4 up, Moy new $1.11 7-8
to $1.12 1-8; July new $l.07Vi to 3-8;
oata V4 to 7-8 advanced, and provi
sions 10 to 17 cents down.
Wheat:
Mhv. onen. f 1.34 3-8 to 7-S: hlch. I
1 Wl.'. . i..u- 1 u. ti ?w .. i
33 18.
July, open, $1.10 7-8 to 17; high,
$1.17Vii low, $1.10; close, $1.17 1-8
lo H.
Sept.. open. 1.124; high. $l.12i;
low. $I.U'.i; close, $1.12 3-8 to Vi.
Corn;
May, new, open, $1.12 to 12M; high.
$1.12'.i: low, $l.UVi: rlo-c, $1.11 7-8 1
to 12 1-8. Old. open. $1AS 3-4 to 00; 1
high. $1.00 1-8; low. JI.OS's; close,!
$1.08 3-4.
July, new, open, $1.07 1-S to 3-8;
high, $1.07 5 8; low, $1.07; close,
$1.07i to 3-8. Old. open, $1.04; high,
$1.04 1-8; low, $1.03 3-4; close,
$1.03 7-8.
Sept., open, $1.03 to 03 1-8; high,
$1.03',; low, $1.02 5-8; close, $1.03.
Oals:
May. open, 53i to 3-8; high, 54 1-8;
At the Helllg Wednesday for the
last tlmea is "Pennies from Heav
en,' latest release starring Bing
Ornsbv. Filled wltn meiomea wnicu
are hita'of today, the picture gives
Orosby every chance to mane a suc
cess of it and he does. Madge
Evans is the heart. interest, and the
plot la ingenious.
.
A horse and a dog are the stars
of "Two In Revolt" two onimala
that show almost human intelligence
in their response and reaction to
circumstances in the picture. The
film la the Wedneaday feature at the
State theatre, starring "Lightning,"
the dog, and "Wnrrior,"the horse.
John Arledge, and Louise Latimer,
and Moroni Olsen are : the other
stars,
s
"A Midsummer Night s Dream" I
plays for the last times at the Rex I
Wednesday, after playing to capacity
houses since its opening last Fri
day. The film, an adaptation of
Shakespeare's immortal - comedy, is
well cast and beautifully filmed. One
of the outstanding features of the !
picture la tho musical score. Among
the featured playera are Ian Hunter,
Dick Powell, Olivia de Hiivillauil,
Ross Alexander, Jean Mulr, Anita
Louise, Victor Jory, James Cagney,
Joe B. Brown, and many, many
othera with little Mickey Rooney
stealing the show in his portrayal of
Puck.
s "
At the McDonnld Wednesday s
brand new bill opena featuring two
of the newest picturea to be re
leased. Number one is Edna ter
ber's "Come aud Get It," an nd-ventiiro-romnnco
picture of the lum
ber camps starring Edward Arnold,
Frances Farmer and Joel MiK'rcu. Tho
picture was filmed mainly In 'tho
northwest ' logging camps, and Is
crammed with thrills and action. Tho
second feature on the double bill Is
"Can This Be Dixie," and stnrn Jane
Withers, Slim Suminervllle, and a
host of others with lots of good
music and dance revues thrown In,
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, lilting melodlos, and plenty of laughs tre promised
when "The Gold Dioaers of 1937" opens at the McDonald on Satur
day. Starred In the big musical production are Joan Blondell and Dick
Powell, who are shown above In a scene from the production.
is all about n little Texus college
which Is invited to pluy Yale by mis
take and the fun begins when the
Invitation is accepted.
Radio Programs
WEDNESDAY
KORE, Eugene
4 p. m., Transrndio News: 4:15,
Odds and Ends; 4:45, Twilight Shu
lows; 5:30, Popular; 5:45, Little Or
phan Annie; 0, Time Marches Back;
0:15, Sketches in Melody; 6:30,
Transrndio News; 6:45, Club Cabana;
7, Burch Program; 7:15, Realm of
Terpsichore; 7:30, Fedeial Housing
Administration; 7id5, House of Mnc
Gregor: 8. Auction Broadcast: 8:15,
Emerald of the Air; 8:30. Townsend
Ouarter Hour: 0, In the Crime Light;
0:15, Eddie Scroggins.
KOAC, Corvallls '
4 p. m Symphonic Hour; 4:30,
YOUTH SACRIFICED!...
At the Mayflower Wednesday for
the last times is "Pigskin Parade,"
the comedy-satire of college football
starring Pntsy Kelly. Jack Haley,
Stusrt Erwln. Judy Gsrland, Arline
Kludge, Betty Grnble. and many other
young Hollywood atara. The picture
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Stories for Bots and Girle: 5, On the
Campuses; 5:30, Music;. 5:45, Vet
pers, Rer. H. H. Griff is: 6. Music;
6:15. News; 6:30, Farm Hour, 8:45
Market and crop reports, 7, Agricul
tural Engineering, Iran Brauton; 7:15
State College At. Club; 7:30.. Music;
7-45, Municipal Affairs; 8, Music;
8:15, Wiiter'a Craft; 8:30-9, Willam
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KEX, Partita
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4 p. m.. Easy Aces, NBC . 4:15,
Radio Show Window; 4:30, Ooui and
Johnson, NBC: 4:45 to 8, Silent to
KOB; 8, News: 8:15, Lura 'n' Abner,
NBC; 8:30, Mutual Melody Man;
8:45 Night Watchman; 9, Every
body Sing, KEX; 9:30 Wreatlin
Bouts; 10:30, Biltmdre Hotel Orches
tra, NBC; 1J, Paul Carson, NBC; To
12 Weather, Police Reports. ..
KQW, Partitas
(NBC, Red Network)
4 n. m.. Donald McGlbenv. NBC;
4:15, Back Seat Driver, NBC- 4:30,
Fiying Time, NBO; 4:45, Me and My
Shadow; 4:55, Cocktail Hour; 5, One
Man's Family, NBO; 5:30, Start of
Today; a Dinner Concert, NBC; 6:30,
Benspu Hotel; 7, Your Hit Parade,
NBC; 7:30, Drene . Shampoo: 7:45,
Revue, NBC; 8, Amos V Andy, NBC;
S'15, Uncle Ezra's Radio Station,
NBO; 8:30, Winning the West. NBC;
0. Town Hnll Tonight, NBC; 10,
News, NBC: 10:15, Del Milne Orches
tra; 10:45, Mark Hopkins' Orchestra,
NBC: 11, Ambassador Hotel Orches
tra, NBC; 11:30, Deaurille dab Or
chestra, NBO; To 12, Weather Re
port. K NX, Hollywood
(CBS Programs)
6 p. m., Nino Martini, with Andre
Kostelnneta' Orchestra, CB3, 6:30,
Beauty Box, with Jessica Drsgonette,
soprano, and Al Goodman's Orchestra,
CBS; 7, Gang BuBters, CBS; 7:30,
Hep. Maury Maverlick. "Let Ua Meet
the Issues," CBS; 7:45, Radio Head
lines; 8, Poetic Melodies, CBS, 8:15,
Renfrew of the Mounted,' CBS; 8:80,
George Burns and Grade Allen,
CBS; 9, Calling All Cars; 9.30, The
Morgan Family; 10:30. Tommy Tuck
ei'a Orchestra: 10:45. Phil Harrie'
Orchestra: 11:15, Nick Stuart's Or
chestra: 11:30, Dance Bind; 12,
Transpacific News; 12:15, Pontrelli's
Orchestra.
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gestion. Heartburn, CiKT tm a
pie doctor s prescription, lis
WESTERN THRIFT STOKE
MADAM ZONA, palmist, tells
present and future. Names uli
tials without asking mnoi
Hours, 3 till 9, Cabin City, tA
ol JSugene.
YOUNG women in trouble ai iaa.
of a friend are asked to Ansil
cats with Adjutant Rota llona
ths Salvation Army Wbiti &-
Home, 2641 N W Mayfair Itml
Portland, Oregon; or witl Mn w
Jntant Mable Ford of ths Sital
Army. 719 Pearl street. Ew.A
Lost and Found I
LOCAL WANT-AD RATES
tins insertion UHe per line
I consecutive timet...... 19e psr tint
I consecutive times 4.1c per Une
Minimum Charge 2fo
Mb ad taken for lest than two Hnss
lonnt 5 tvertft words to a Una.
ADJUSTMENTS
If ronr id appears uworrsetly so
lify as immediately. Ws aecspt re
sponsibilitf for one Incorrect Inasr-
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FOUND Brown and white sas
medium size; female. Call INv.
TransportatioD II
O. W. 11.85-PORTLAND-E.t
flavins Eucene 8 a. m.. 2 n. m..6t
LOWEST FARES LOS AKGEIJ
SAN FRANCISCO JO
DOLLAR STAGES. 1X0.
Denot Brosdwav Cash 8toit
49 E. Broadway Phooef
t 6.50 Ban Francisco tl
12dl1 txs Aneelea ...WJ
1 6.00 Sacramento 114
Leavea Daily, 9:30 P. V.
New Bosses. Reclining Chut
Rlne Mnnn Cute. 621 Withsn
ORKGON rAI.IFCRNM Wl'"
Reiu Estate for Sale 200 Real Estate for Salt
WE OFFER FOB SALE A VERY ATTRACTIVE
LIST OF EUGENE HOMES
3 BEDROOM HOUSE AX UNUSUAL BUY
Eastsiile, doss to University, on paved street. All
assessments paid. On terms. Inquire
C. A. CHILTON & CO.
123 East 10th. Phone 474
WILL PAY CASH DIFFERENCE
Owner of close in well built suburban
home. 5 rms. Oak floors, bath, dou
ble constructed. Wanta modern
home in Eugene. '
FINE FIVE ACRES
River bottom. Four acres bearing
Frnnquette Walnuts interact, with
pesches. Small house. Fine poultry
house for 500 hens. Electricity,
Snnta Tiara district, 12500.
SAM RUGH REALTY CO.
1029 Willamette, Phone 64.
A REAL BUT
In a 6-room close in west side Home
llnsement, laundry traya, fireplace,
large lot. l.nrge fruit trees. Uood
garden spot. Anyone who is looking
for a good home at half price will
get a Real Bargain. $1700 and
street assessments. Reasonable
down payment, balance like rent.
PARSONS CO.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
til West Broadway Ph. 942
FREE OREGON FARM CATALOG
Kinney's Oregon Farm Catalog:
Details 330 farms, 300 pictures; 04
psges farm information.
Oregon Settlement Assn., 81 W. Sth.
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
Convenient terms. Coll C A.
Barnes, field salesman In -charts of
land aalet in Southwestern Oregot
1163 Oak, Eugene. Ph. 2517-R.
CITY PROPERTY, McKenile snd
Willamette valley farma tnd tcre
tges, irrigated tracts, 5 or more
acres. Clarence A. Nelson. Real Es
tate. 6004 Main St. Springtield.Or.
2 A. SUBURBAN, -complete Skinner
irrigation equipment, rine iniprove-
: mrnts. Meal for small family; !6.)
i haK cash. See owner at 514 Miner
Hldg.
HOMES BUILT TO ORDER
Blair T. Alderman. Contractor
ZIMAIR" Trailer Homes. Pb. 306
4-ROOM, semi-modern, house: 1.K
down, f lo mo. Inq. evenings, 2041
Lincoln.
THE BETTER BUIS
JOSEPH DARBY PU0Xj
Real Estate to TradeS
NEBRASKA property for H
property. n.T
Bnsiness
Opportunities
c -n-i . r,TjTMVT?V
Reliable, Experienced im
who has conducted some j
larKesL nuvuw,, on.. - -- j
west, will open Pr"'".jLj
house in Eugene. H"1
nnrlner. Investment
Box 389, Eugene Resist'
n..ln nnn lill. lies! fl ""1' "1
hatjciIVS CO.
REAL ESTATE-INSl.?l'
61 West Itronilway-tJ
FOR SALE 10.0iK ft. "
mill. Write Hec.-iinsni;
For Sale or TradeJ
1700 LB. brood msre tor
heifers. J. R. Wright. t"
No. 1. Eugene.
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SHINGLES for ssle, or trw ' ,
eedsr logs. Creswrll Sbnl
H ml. S,
SOW, farrow soon. f1
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Fuel for Sale
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PLANER ENDS
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PHONE 651 jjti
Wood C.-UttfJZ
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FOR farms, acreage, exchanges tee
H. N. Trailer, Creswell, U ni W.
PARSONS CO REALTORS
61 W. Broadway Phone 942
FIVE HOUSES Easy terms. Very
reanstie down pavments. m aw.
i PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS A LOAN
I in. WUIamettc SU
DRY Oak. 10 in.
liver, or you can
E. M. Warren. Ph.
ALL kinds of dr'
can be seen at
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