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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTEB-GUABD. EUGENE, OREGON Page Font Feb Potatoes SQUASH. APPLES HIGHER IN PRICE L ' The nrlre nf nntatoee la atlll sky rocketing In Eugene. Buyer are pay ing Ihe growera f'J.75 a hundred for them and toe retail price la correa spondlngly high. Hubbard and banana aquash were higher Saturday, the buyera offering 3 eenta a pound for tbem, which ia 100 per cent increase aince the 0.110- tationa In tnia column were correcieu Utat. Apples are higher, buying price be Ing quoted at $1.25 a buahel, ' The Eugene buying price liat fol Iowa: LOCAL PRICES Ella fNaw Yark Onda Buying Prlcia) Jumboa : 18c Eitraa ...18c fttundarda ITc Medium eitraa . We Medium atandarda Pulleta ...15c ..12c .15c Crag., (Eaa Dsoot Buylni Prlcia) Large eitraa ITc Eitra mcdiuma 15c (Paclfie Co-oa Prion to Rttalltra) 1 (Oirttna ar Vt M '' Extra) (trarllze ................ c Eitraa, large ...i. 20c Ritru. medium ..10c Extras, email Standards, large .... Standard mediuma Standard mediuma . ..18c ..10c 18c 20c Cheg ... ..18c Poultry ' . ' . (Buylni Prlcai) Colored bena, over 4 Iba. ..l2fi;14c Leghorn bena, over 3,& Iba .0llo Leghorn bena, under 8V4 Iba 70c Leghorn broilers, l'4-2 lba...12c14c Leghorn fryera, orer 2 Iba 10lSc Colored fryera, 2-4 Iba. ll13c Colored roaatera, orer 4 Iba. 1214c Stags , ?c Coeka 7c Buttarfat (Buylni PrlMi) "A" grade cream, delivery twlca Weekly .35c .83c "B" grade cream , Butter (Whtlstala Prleaa: Cirtana lo hloher) "A" trade, lb. 3c "B" grade, lb. 35c . Chaeis ' (Whalaiala Prloa t Ratallara) Loaf, aingla, lb, . 22c Caae lota, lb -21c Tripe, aingle, lb. Caea lota, lb. ..20c Waal Mohair (Buylni Prleaa) Medium wool, lb. -85c Coaraa wool, lb. -82c rina wool, lb. 82c Lamb wool, lb. . 32c Mohair, lb. Hlaea Green beef, lb, Calf, lb. Dry, lb. Cescara Birk Caicara. lb. Drains Wheat, red, buahel .... Wheat, white, buahel Barley, ton Oray oata, ton ........... ..1.08 11.08 40 $30 White oata, ton 2830 Mav. New Crei Cheat hay, ton . $8(80 Oata and retch hay, ton -..$() 10 Vaietablaa (Buylni Prises Average far Ne. I Produce) Potatoes. No. 1. 100 Iba $3.75 Tablt Queen aquaab, dos. 2530c Huhhard and Banana eauaah. lb, Carrot. 100 Iba ' Parsnips, lb Frails Dried Italian Prunea, lb. . Applea, buahel Noble French prunea, lb, Nute Filberts, lb. .... .4c ..$1.25 12c T3c CHICAGO LIVESTOCK OHICAQO. Feb. 13. (U. B, II. A.) Hogs 7000i acattcrcd ealei steady to 10 lower than Friday's average; heavy butchera showing niailmum decline; good 1S0-210 lbs 10.20.25: quotable top 10.35; compar ed week ago, market unevculy ateady to 25 lower. Cattle 200, ralvea 100; compared l'rlday last week: Choice and prime fed ateera aud yearling! fully ateady, weighty kinds 25 higher In itatam-rs; othera moitly steady; wcek'a top Will lb. yearlinga and l.-l.'xl lb, ateera 14.50; medium, good, and choice britera gen erally ateady, common kinds around 26 higher; load lO'.HI II. IJ.V., n. criterion of general trade, few load 10.00-75, bulk 0.50 down to 7.00, cowa tteady, apola 25 highir on good and choice weighty cowij bulk beef coin for week 5.25-6.25, cutter grades 4.00.75; bulla fully ateady; practical top on aauaaae offerlnga 6.50: vealers 80 lower, 10.50 down. Sheep 1000; for week ending Vrulay 10,600 directa; compared Kridny last week; Fat lamba mostly 50 lower quality considered; late top 10.45 to thlppcre agaiutt 11.00 to all Interests early In week; late packers top 10.35: 1 Dieting bulk fed Iambi 10.28 -35, bulk fcrweek 10.15-50; few throwcute late S.50-0.25, these eh.iwing very little price, downturn; fall shorn lambs early 0.50; freshly shorn on week'a opening 0.00; closing 8.50, with lighter weight wrinkly klnda 8.35 down; frt aheep strong to 25 higher for week, nandwtrlglit fat rura up to 625, bulk for week 5.00-0.10. Steam can be produced at a depth of 12,720 feet In the earth. Imported Luncheon Clothe 4$i4$ Inehaa JC. mIH 3 Napklna Bo Etch METROPOLITAN Still Skyrocketing Here PUBLIC MARKET RETAIL PRICES Vegetsslee Rutabag 11, 8 lbs. .,-... , .JOc JSc 5c Cabbage, lb. Parslev. bunch ...-.. Potaloea. No. 1. 6 Iba. 25c: No. 3 8 Ibi. .25c Onlona, sweet, lb. Parenipe, lb. Applea, 6 and 8 Iba. for , Eiia Kreah eitra Jumbos ....... Fresh eitraa Fresh mediums Ponltry ..25c 24c .22i .21c Heavy bena, lb. . .24c Leghorn bena, lb. , 22c Leghorn fryera, lb. ..24c 28c 22c Heavy fryera, lb. Turkeya, lb. Mlsotllanasns Hominy, pt. 10c; qt. Butter, lb. - 18c 36c Filberta, lb. 20c ..20c Walnuts, lb. . Sorghum, qt. ..35c 15e Horseradish, lb. PORTLAND BUTTER PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13. (U.PJ There continues a lack of change in egg prices here although in spots the market ia firmer to higher at other pointa. Price on butter here continuea arti ficially held despite the very rapid in crease in local churning and receipts from out-state pointa. Storage stocks are about three times aa great aa a year ago. ,; . . There a still a good movement ot rurkeya Into consuming channels. Late receipts have been of quite fair vol ume. Trices are uncnangen lor nom buying and selling. Moro 2a are ar riving. There Is a strong demand for coun try killed lamb of ton quality but moat of the aupply does not reach that grade. Demand for ewe offerlnga re mains very firm at receut advances. Market for potatoes continues to rise here and at Pacific northwest aourcea although buying is of smaller volume both by consumers and retail- era. On the baala of recent purcnasea further advanco ia considered likely hero. - PORTLAND QUOTATIONS ' PORTLAND, Oro., Feb. 13. M) Duller, prlnta, A grade 35c lb. in parchment wrappers: 80e lb. In car tone; B grade, parchment wrappers 34c, cartona 85c. Butterfat Portland delivery A grade, delivered at leaat twice weekly 0'4-37c lb.; country routea, S4- PSUic lb.; B grade, 35V4-30VjC lb.; C grade at market B grade cream for market Buying r.rlca butterfat baals, 66.2c lb; milk. 64.7c lb.; price paid milk board, 67c pound. Kgga Buying price by wholeenlcra eitraa, 18c; atandarda, 16c; eitra iiiCdium, 15c; medium firsts, 13c; undergrade, 14c. Cheese Oregon triplets, 17Mc; Ore gon loaf, I8M1C Broken will pay e below quotations. ' Milk A grade Portland delivery. 58V4o lb. butterfat baala, for 4 per cent. - Country meata Selling price to re tailers: Country killed hoga, best butchers, under 150 Iba., 13V4-14c lb.; vealera, No. 1, 15-lOc lb.; light and thin, 10-lSc lb.; heavy, 10-12c lb.; cutter cowa 10-1 lo b.; canner cowa, S-Oc lb.; bulls. 10c lb.; lambs 15c lb.; ewea 8-8'jC lb. Caacara bail, - Buying prlc 1030 peel. 6-7c lb. Hope Nominally, 40c. Live poultry Portland delivery, buying price: Colored hens, over 4 Mi lbs., 14-15c lb.; under 4 Iba., 14-15c lb.; leghorn bena, 10-13c lb.: leg, horn broilera, 1 to l'i II., 14-15c lb.; do VA Iba. up, 13-14o lb.) col ored aprlngera, 2 lbs., and up, 13-14c Hi.; over 3Vi Iba., 14-lBc lb.; roost ers. 8-Hc lb.; Pekln ducUa young, 14-17c lb.; geese, ll-12c lb. Onions Oregon, $1.50-1.75 per 100 lbs.; California yellow, $1: Wells Walla, $1.75-2; Takima, $1.75-2.00 cental, New potaloea Florida $2 S5-2.05 per 60-lb, hamper. Potatoes Deschutes, $3.SM.0O; Klamath No. 1,-$4;-Yakima No. 1, $3.75-3.00 ceutnl; locnl, $3.25-3.50 cental. Cantaloup SI. .Ml-1.75 vrate. Mohair 1036 clip, 40-42c lb. Wool Nominal: Willamette valltj medium, 30c In.; coaraa and bralda, 28r lb.; rasUrn Oregon, 23-.4e lb.: cross bred, 27-2So lb.; 1037 contracts, 30-3tlo lb. Hay Selling price to wholesalers' alfalfa, No. 1, $111.50-22; eastern Ore gon timothy, $18-18.50 ton; Willam ette valley timothy, $13-18 50 ton: osls and vetch, $12-13; :b.vet. $12 ton, Portland. PORTLAND STAPlfcb PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 13. OP) Sugar Merry or fruit. lOOt, $5.35; hales, $.1.45; beet, $5.25 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, city delivery, 6 to 25-bhl. lots: Family patent, 08s. $0.30-8.05; hikers' hard wheat. $5.83-8.40: bakers' bluestem, 5.05.6.65: blended herd. $6.05-7.65,1 giaham, $0.45; whole wheat, $6,55 i 1-1.1. I LAST TIMES TONIGHT! Ill PLUS Doora Opan :J0 Tonight! CHICAOO ORAIN CHICAGO, Feb. 13. W) Three centa buahel late Jump of Chicago wheat valuea carried the market up today to well above the aeasou'a prev ious top price record. Dust atorra renorta from domestic wheat territory In the aouthweat did much to bring about enlarged buying, and to hoist prices. Chicago May wheat delivery reached $1.3SVi; against $1.87 8-4, the peak hereto fore thla season. At the close, wheat waa 1 3- 2 5-8 above Thursday's finish. May $1.37 7-81.38, July $1.18 7-8(&l-l, corn VAvVA up. May $1.09 5-8C.3-4, July $1.04 5-8I&3-4. oata ($3-4 ad vanced, and provisions unchanged to 5 cents down. Wheat: May, open. $1.35 3-4fg7-8: high, $1..-!8V,; low, $1.35 8-4; cloae, $1.37 7-838. July, open, ?1.17'4f(J3-8: high, $1.10 1-8: low, $U7'i; cloae, $1.18 7-810. Sept,, open, $1.13 3-83-4; hlgb, $1.14 3-4; low,. $1.13; cloae, $1,14 5-8. Corn: May, new, open, $1.00 1-8; high, $1.10; low, $1.08 7-8; cloae, $1.00 B-8&3-4. : May, old, open, $1.07; high, $1.08; low, $1.07; cose, $1.08. July, new, open, $1.03: high, $1.05; low, $1.03 3-8; close, $1,04 5-8 &3-4. July, old, open, $1.02; high, $1.02 S-S; low, $1.02; close, $1,02 5-8. Sept., open, 06.5-8; bigh, OS; low, 00 'A; close, 07 5-8. Oats: May, open, 50 3-4: high, 51; low, 50; close, 51 1-8 , i. July, open, 44 3-4; high, 45 3-8; low, 44 3-4: close, 403-8. Sept., open, 42; high, 42; low, 41 7-8; close, 42. Bnrley: May, close, 85. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13. 'P (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: ' Week 5745: compared one week ago, mar ket 65-75 cents lower, packing sows and feeder pigs off less: 165-215 lb. drive-ins closed $10-10.10, early soles up to $10.50, few to $10.75; early bulk load lots $10.50-10.05, eitrerae ton $10.75; 230-280 Iba. $9.50-9.75. early to $10 and better; 130-150 lbs. $0.25-9.50, early Bales up to $10; packing sowa largely $8-8.25, light weights to $8.50; good to choice feeder plga $8-8.50, early ealea $8.75-0. Cattle: 60, including 64 direct, week 1685; calvea 200, Compared one week ago, market uneven, steers ateady to weak, heifers steady, cowa 25-50 higher; bulla 25 up, vealera 60 higher; bulk medium to good fed ateera $7.25-8, few $8.15-8.35; medium to good heif ers $6-7.60, load spayed helfera $7.90, common gradea $4.50-5.75; low cutter nnd cutter cowa $3.50-4.50, common to medium gradea $4.7(5-5.70, good beef cowa $5.75-6.50; bulla $5.25-6, few to $0.25, outatanding klnda to $6.50, cut ters down to $4.50; good to choice vealera $9-10, common to medium $5.60-8.50. Sbeep: 500, all through or direct; week 4100. Compared one week ago, market mostly ateady, choice fed lambs fully 25 higher late; bulk good to choice drive-ins $8.75-0, load lota mostly $0-0.35, four decks late $0.75; common to medium lambs $7-8.26; medium to good ewes $4-5.25, choice quoted to $5.75 or over. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13. OP) Wheat ruled higher during the week end sessions with finals up after an early dip In spots. On the Portland iuturea market with sale of 1000 bu. May closed l-2c higher. There waa a bid of $1 for July but no trading, therefore no official quotation was made. Sample cash mnrket gained lc Icr local and 3c for Montana, Wheat: May open 1.10 1-2, high 1 17, low 1.10 1-2, close 1.17. Cash wheat: Dig Bend bluestem H W 12 per tent 1.24; dark hard winter 13 per cent 1.38 1-2: 12 per cent 1.32 1-2; 11 per cent 1.20 1-2; soft white and western white 1.18 1-2; hard winter 1.20 1-2; western red 1.18 1-2. Oats, whito No. 2 33.50. Cray No. 2 32.50. Barley, No. 2 45-lb, B.. 30.00. Corn, No. 2 eastern Y ship . Argentine 3S.50. Millrun standard 34.00. loday'a car recelpla: . WEDDING REPORTED DRAIN, Feb. 13. (Special). Glen linker, son of 11. S. linker of Drain, litid Miss Christine Shelbourno of Cottage Grove were married at Hose- burg Saturday, Judge Quine perform Ing the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce (nrUnghmtse accompanied them to itosehurg and acted aa witneisea. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will live in Cottage t,rove, where Glen haa employment WED AT DRAIN DRAIN. Feb. 13. (Special) 1.1 mer R.Mohoe and Palms Johnson of Youcalla were married at tho Chris tlan paranuage in Drain. Thursday at 2:30 l. m.. K. J. Helseth officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman acted as witnesses. "8CARFACE" and j4, Tim McCoy T Q -In- A -w. Juatlco of i- Th Range" -T Hurryl ' J If Voj Want I .1 To Sao I .. CAPONES ln $20,000.00 Front Bullet Proof of I Limousine Thaatrof RALLY IN STEELS BOOMS TRADE IN NEW YORK, Feb. 13. OP) A rally in Steel and other Industrial fa vorltea after an early drop pepped up tne stocx merKet near me end or toe second half of the abort week-end session today. U. S. Steel recovered most of the decline which ran to more than 2 pointa at one time und other Steels, Motors and miscellaneous industrial shares rallied with it. ' But buying on the whole waa ae lective and lacked the drive of re cent sessions. In most sections prices were highly miied. Transfers approx imated i,ju,uw anarea. Closing quotations: ' Air Reduc 70 1-2; Alaska Jun 14 1-2; Al Chem and Dye 240 1-2; Am Cnn 108 1-2; Am Coml AIco uuuuot ed: Am and For Pow 11 3-4; Am Pow und I.t 13 3-8: Am Smelt and Rf 81 3-4: A T and T 1S2 1-2; Am Tob B 115 1-2; AnacondR 55 1-4; Atchison 77; Atlantic Ref 34 1-4; Aviat Corp .8 1-2: Bait and Ohio 25 5-8; Bendix Avin 28 7-8; Beth Sreel 80 7-8; Boe ing Air 43 3-4: Borden 27 3-8; Burr Add Mach 34 3-4; Calif Pack 46; Case ,11 172: Cat Tract uu; Celanesc 3 3-S: Chrysler 132 1-4. Col Oas and Elec 17 1-2: Coml Solv 10 1-4: Comwlth Sou 3 8-8; Contl Can 02 5-8; Corn Prod 60 3-8; Curt Wright 7 1-4; Dupont 176; Eastman 175: Elec Auto Lt 44 3-8: Erie RR 10 1-8; tien Elec 1 T-S: Uen roods 43 1-2; Cen Motors 60 3-4; Gillette 10 3-8: Ooodvear Tire 40; Ur. P10 Pf 40; Homestnlto Min unquoted; Int Hnrvest 107 7-8; Int Nick 65; I T and T 14: Johns Manv 150; Kennecott 61 1-8: Lib-O-Ford 77 1-2. Ligg and My B 112; Liquid uarn 48 1-2; Lorillnrd 'JO 7-0; Monty wnru b-. Vn.li Mnt 11 7-8: Nat Blsc 31: Nat Dairy Prod 24 1-2: Nat Distill 27 7-8; NY Cent 44 5-8: North Am SO 3-S: Otis Steel 21 6-S: Pac Gas and Elec 33 5-8: Pac Light 47; Pack ard 11 1-2: Park Utah 5: Penney .10 101 1-4: Penn RR 43 l-s; rmuips !', nn :t.S: Pres Ktl Car 30 1-4: Pub Ser NJ 49 5-8; Pullman 69 7-S; Radio 11 5-8; Rem Rand 26 7-8; Rep Steel 311 3-S; Rey Tob B 55 3-4; Sears Roe SO 3-4: Shell Union 31 1-4. South Pac 4H l-: nperry yorp j.- 3-4: Ston Brands 15 8-4: St. Oil uai jo 5.8. sk Oil N.T 72 7-S: Stewart Warner 20 1-4: Studonaker 18; Texas Corn 54 3-8: Texas Gulf 8ulphur 40 . ... i r . TT; Carh 1AR 1-2; Union Pac 132 3-8: Unit Air Llnee 21 7-8; Unit Aircraft 31: Unit Corp 7 1-8: Unit. Gns Imp 15 3-8; YS Indus Alco 41 1-2; US Bnbber 57 1-2: US Steel 108: West Union 78. West Elect 158: White Motors 31 1-4: Woolworth 57 3-4. Closing curb quotations: 1,111 ort 4 3-8; Elec Bond nnd Share 24 1-3. Property Is Sold By Mr. K.emerrer c . v-rr. , nr.irfi Vnh. 13 (Sne f."l 1 . ......... - - , . m-i Anna Knmerrer has 80m l-ini; ..nr. - . i i r as. area tn a Mr. and Mrs. Fluent of Wiaconsin. Mrs. Kam- errer will give possession in tnrce weeks. m .. 4 .mlu, tt ffrnnf-ers met at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Emer- aon Friday night to practico aing ing. n.H Ttfl r.iirvaii s - nr.. Tfl (i. Vntrt left TuosdnT for Corvnllla to visit ber eons toward and Alfred who have both been .11. vtlh thn flu. Mrs. Vast also attenVed the Home Makers conference whilo there. A group of ladiea met at the home nt Mra 1 F Hnnnnker to make the Santa Clara band caps Friday. They were Mrs. Tony Helnbolti, Mrs. ti n v...i m. n M...rl1 Mr, T. Montegomery, Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Mrs. H. It. F.merson. Mrs. t.ten rnismra. Mrs. H. .1. Jeppesen, Mrs. rwey nnd tho hostess. New 4-H Club Is Formed For Drain DRAIN. Feb, 13. (Special). A Four-H club In sewing was organised in the grnde school Monday, with Mra. H. J. Laswcll. leader. Sixteen members were present. Officeis elect cd are: Virginia Henderson, president; Georgia Disbrow, vice-president: Hel en Corbell, secretary. They ylinve named their club "Sew and So. MOTHERS TO MEET WENDLING. Feb. 13. (Special) The Mothera' club will meet oi Monday at the home of Mrs. II. K Bnlley Instead of the regular meet ing night nf fuesdny. Mrs. Jack Dil lon is assistant hostess. mssm LAST TIMES TODAY PLUS JOHNNY MACK BROWN "Lawless Land" News and Shorts 10:00 1:00 $.45 6:30 9:15 "Lawless Land" 10:69 1:44 4:29 7:14 9:59 "Lsglon of Terror" 11:641 2:4$ 6:28 $:1J 10:6$ BRElTHT.KIsY I SATURDAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS KORE, Eugana 1420 Kilocycle. 4:46 Twilight Shadows. 5:30 Phantoms of Broaoway. (i:00 Rhythm Without Reason. 6:15 Skstchss ia Mslody. .10 Traitarldln Newa. 6:46 Junior Symphony Orchestra, 7:00 On Wlnga oi song. 7:15 Speech oepanmeni u. oi u. 7:30 Hit Tunes, 7:45 Hawaiian Echoes. C:00 Basketball Gams. 5 Eddie Scrogglns and orcnestra, KOAC, Corvallls 660 Kilocycles 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. 5:00 On the Campuses. 5:30 Music 5:45 vespers, Rev. E. B..Hart. 6:00 Music 6:15 News. 6:30 Farm Hour. 6:45 Market and Crop Reports. 7:30-iMuslo. 7:45 science news or ween 8:00-9:00 Muslo of the Masters. KOIN, Portland 940 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 4:30 Sunset Serenade. 5:00 Columbia Conoert. 5:30 Columbia Workshop. 6:00 Speed Show. 6:30 Saturday Night Seranaders. 7:00 Your Hit Parade. 7:45 Lud Gluskln Orchestra. 8:00 Organist. 8:15 Benny Goodman Orchestra, 8:30 Phillip Morris. 8:00 A Capeila Singers. 9:15 Tod Fiorlto Orchestra. l':30 Henry King Orohestra. 10:00 Pete Pontrelll Orchestra. 10:30 Tommy Tucker Orchestra. 10:45 Ted Florito Orohestra. 1 1 :00 Feeley Dooley Orehertra. li:30 Kenny Allen's Orchestra. KGW, Portland 620 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 7:00 a. m. Morning Melodies 7:30 petite Musicals. 8:00 American Schools. 5 Financial Service, NBC. 8:30 Baritone, NBC. 8:45 Home Town. NBC. C:59 Time Signal. NOW! ! ALL GORGEOUS COLOR in v lira S!Z . rk. A Warner Bros.- VTVf,w First National ' 'PUUr OUT FOR A) KILLING! A F The grim reaper givesN I warning on a triple murder mystery that F: defied every criminalI Bruce CABOT Margaret LINDSAY Joseph CALLEIA K-e-PJ Plctirt av rv. 1 ' ' 4:45 Sport Parade. 5:00 Orchestra. 5:15 Piano Surprises. 6:30 Oregonlan Review. 6:00 Orchestra, NBC,. 6:30 Chateau, NBC. 7:30 Irvin S. Cobb. 8:00 NBC Program. 8:15 Legislative Interview, 8:30 Orohestra. 9:00 Shaador,-Violinist. 9:08 Jerry Blaina'a Orohsstrt 9:30 Orchestra. 10:00 Palaca Hotsl Orchestra. 10:15 Bart Woodyard Orchestra, 10:45 Orchestra. 1 1:00 Bal Tabarln Orohestra, 11:30 Deauvllls Club Orchestra. To 12 Weather Report, KEX, Portland . 1180 Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 4:30 Food and Friends. 4:35 Dsauvllle Club Orchestra. 5:00 Paul Carson, NBC, 5:30 to 8 Silent to KOB. 8:00 National Barn Danoo. 9:00 Ed Wynn. ' 8:30 Oregonlan News. 9:45 Ambassador Orchestra. 10:00 St. Francis Orchestra. 10:30 Venden Brothers. 1 :00 Oregonlan News. 1 1 :15 Charles Runyan, NBU. To I Weather, Police Reports. . e) MISSIONARY GROUP CRKSWELL, Feb. 13. (Special) Mrs. H. N. Trailer gave a book -re view on the study of Africa nt the regulur meeting of the Women's For eign Missionary society Thursday aft. ernoon at the home of Mrs. Clam Trailer. Mrs. W. W. Parsons was in charge of the devotions. Mrs. H. L. Wright gave a talk on "Stewardship" and also a story of missionary work Twelve members were present. SHOWER GIVEN SANTA CLARA, Feb. 13. (Spe c:l). A large crowd attended the siiower given in honor of Mia. James Cadman Thursday at the homo of MrB. S. 9. George. Mrs. H. J. Nigel and Mrs. I. F. Hunsaker assisted. Ladies were bnsy cutting the caps out for the members of the Santa Clam band. A POPEYE THE SAILOR ii 5 a.r9Ska I J Ncr- V5J n 1 Extra! Theatres By N. S. SATURDAY'S BILLS ' MCDONALD: "God's Country and The Woman" and "Sinner Take All." HEILIQ: "Legion of Terror" and "Lawleaa- Land." STATE: "Scarface" and "Jus tice of the Range." MAYFLOWER: "Killer at Large" and "King of the Royal Mounted." . REX: "White Legion." : Items From Drain For Late Week Given DRAIN, Feb. 13. (Special) Mrs. A. B. Gardner of Portland arrived Friday afternoon for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Cowan and brother, Gus Cowan. ... W. H. White has rented the How ard Woolman ranch in Scotts valley and will soon move these. Mrs. Glen Cox of Roseburg Is here this week to care for her father, J. N. Post who is ill with influenza. Miss Gladys Traylor of Cottage Grove ia visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Craig here, this week. Singers Llkad ' A packed house greeted the Cotton Blossom singers of Mississippi at the Christian church Monday evening. The company could not fill all their engagements along the coast on ac count of weather conditions. Mr. and Mrs; Loyd Coons and son Larry spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Safley in Eugene. Mrs. Gertrude Wilder, clerk in the J. T. Redford store, is confined to her home this week with the flu. Not one of the ordinary tests used by laymen to detect poisonous mush rooms is absolutely safe. The only sure method is to know the various species by sight. Whitman's Candies for Valentines Kuykendall Drug Store 870 Willamette St. COMPLETE DRAPERY SERVICE Upholstering a Specialty Applegate Furn. Co. 11th and Willamette rtjjBightiest tr Musical Of Uij The Year! II Broadcast - f of ' 193f l rJ With ' ' KllTfHl JACK" BENNY ". fi'fcL' i MARTHA RAYE . Wr A thrilling drama of heroism and love in a tropical hell! "WHITE LEGION" with . TALA BIRELL IAN KEITH EtatlefQZUft The Eugene Register-Guard is a member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press ia exclusively en titled to tho use for publication of all news dispatchea credited to it or not otherwise credited In this psper and also all the local news published here in. All rights of publication of special dispatchea herein are also reaerTed. 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M HOMEBTJIERS' HEiDQUl Selected homes in I'nirenitT.Dwi town, and Westsidf datrkJi; m very fine close-in suburtatB Special bargains for cut J I run apll Wf. down, bllnei rent TO BUI OR 801 BOB. ri;th rc.rritn.r at - I Oregon Settlement Ain. SI I VERT NEAT 4-ROOM KB) East side, with 2 bedrest" complete Mtbroom. im at S1500. Clear. Wul aefl oan irnrs I Good berry and fruit .but 1 v 1 C trial! hlVlU- M BirawoerriBa - - J100 Cash. I J. F. BEEGEB I 208 Tiffany Bldt I gooo roso. a k ,i casn. eo a. little work and double full price, sotnetiM.JuJ!"V ninaei a v.-.-- a-S DetaiU S30 farmi, wr- pages fsrm intoroiu Oregon Settlement AsO SEVEN 2Vfoot lo2H flu m 1 ACREAGE.5A.,lrripti au lor 1 mnn ftlCWM. - houses. 3-itaJ,n,nZo:i t.M. i.lsce. Terms. iu I ...... ,. , ioop 1 ,00 ,60 L TO TRAPE-Tit' ranch eqnirH JJBti-'J this fsrm i'gos .i r 4 I't.-Gni7"l bldg. place. ien a Tj-"r '- ACCOUNT M'M.Bi!W Atpo.o fc-fcgfli(SJ So. Ore. WriU Bel-jJ Half rash, haL w W. 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