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Newspaper Page Textlugnst 21', 1937. Wheat Wheat took a sudden dtvt In the Eu I me market Saturday, dropping from n cent to S3 cenU a bushel. Reports ol bumper crops In the middle west, at threshing season advances. Is responsible for the slump. White oat were hl.tr.er In the Eugene market Saturday, heir quoted at 129 a ton. Gray oats continued at 123 and barley was also 139. New York grade eggs advanced cent dozen In three classes Saturday. The buying price of Jumbos was 23 cents In stead of 22 cents, extras 23 cents and erax 18 centa. The Eugene market price list follows: LOCAL PRICES EGG fNaw York Grade Baring rrlces. J umbos. . . ..... 3c Extras. . 23c Ktaanrlarria l&C Medium Extras Bc Medtum Standard. . 15c Crax .13c I Elf Dspol nvrtmf PrUsi) I,arge extras. . , Extra medium (Par If Is C- Frless t Retailers! iCartons er U ease lota Is extra) r.. ,m . M rxtM. Iirae . . 3Wc Fxtras, medium . Standards, large Standards, medium Chex J3c 7c 20c 19c POULTRY (Baylnt PHeetl Colored hens, 4 to fl lbs. te Colored hens, over ft lbs. - " H Leghorn hens, over 3lV lbs. ., - 9c Leghorn hens, under 3'i lbs. 8c Usghorn broilers, 1V-14 lbs. 17c Leghorn fryers, over ld lbs , c Colored spring. ins. Colored springs, over S'i lbs. Slags. . . Cocks - - AU No. I, J cents less. BUTTERfAT fBaylDg Prices) -A" grade cream, delivery twic weekly. Me 33c "B" Grade cream . "C" Grade cream . - 28c ROTTER (Whotssale Prlessi Certene la btghtr) "A" Grade, lb. ... . -M'frc "B" Grade, lb. . 3c CBflESK (Wholesale Price le BaUUsn) Jaf. single. Ib. j"6 Case lots, lb. !? Trips, single. Ib Jl Trip Case, lots, Ib. , 0c WOOL AND MOHAIR (Bnytog Prices) Medium wool, lb. Coarse woo). Ib. - 'c Fine wool, lb. 30c Lamb wool, lb. . 3Qc Mohair, Ib. BIDES Oreen bead fb. , Calf. lb. Dry. lb. CASCARA BARK Caacara. Ib GRAINS Wheat, red, bushel . Wheat, white, bushel Barley, ton Gray oa. ton Whiu oats, ton , ,.85c B5C -25 J2! Caeat hay, ton ., Oats and vetch hay, ton . -98C9 Clover hay -I9Q910 VEGETABLEn fBaytng Prices Afar, for No. I Produce) Cabbage, lb. ... 2c Green and Yellow Beans, lb 4c Laltuca, dor. heads 50c Zuchlnl squash, lb. .4c Crook neck squash, dot. . . 45c 40c iOC wmmmm !Wf 50t90c 11.75 40c 5c onions, dos, ouncnes . Carrots, dog. bunches . , Radishes, dot. hunches Kothouse cucumbers, doi. New potatoes. No. 1, 100 lbs. Beets, dot. bunches , . Spinach, Ib. , , Tomatoes, crate Celery Hearts, do. ,-7c .1120 Sweat Corn, doc. 15c Green peppers, lb. Peas, lb, FRUITS Himalaya Blackberries, erat ..1125 ll.M) -11.75 4C .-$1.75 Loganberries, crate lloysanberrles, crate . ... Dried Italian Prunes. Ih. Eer bearing Strawberries, crata Bhiibarh. lb. Noble Trench prunes, lb. , , 10c Raspberries, crate , , ti vmsi Peaches, crate ftoi BOc Apples. , , , L m box NVTS Pllberts, th. .... Bc Walnuts. Ib. . 15c 4 PORTLAND (Jt'OTATIONS PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 31 APi Butler, punts: A grade 3ft cents Ih. In parchment wrappers; 37e lb. in rartons; B grade 35c in parchment wrappers. 31c in cartons. Buttrrfal (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade, delivered at least twice weekly 35V3e, country stations. A grade It glide 2c Ib. less. C rade Ac less. Cheese Oregon triplets. 17c; Oregon loaf, lftc Brokers will pay le below quotation. Live Poultry Drying prlrei Leghorn broilers K-2 lbs.. IB-iSc Ih.; do I lbs. and over, 17-16s lb.; colored springs 1-3, llm. 19-19C, do over 3S lbs.. 20-llc; undtr J' horn hens, over ;t lt. 12.13r; under 3i lbs., 10-llc; colored hens 45 lbs, 17-lBc; over I lbs.. Iff-llc lb. No. 1 giadei 1c less. Eggs Buying price by wholesalers; xtraa, 2lr; tUhtUrds, 19c; (U?t lite; me diums 10v; medium fit its, 10c; under grade, 14c. Country meats Selling price to retail ers: Country kllleU huss, best butcher, DANCE NOTICE: Th. public hi, dtmindtd tha return o Dn Hood and hi, hand, ao thry wilt appaar again Saturday night, Auguit 21at. The managamant advlaaa thoae who wlah to attend to aeeura table reaervatlona early by tele phoning Eugene 19:9. WILLAMETTE PARK -j3 Last Times Today BILL BOYD "North Of The Rio Grande" "50 Roads To Town" with DON AMECHE ANN 60THERN Slumps To 85 Cents Here under IHO lbs. lf-l"lc; veeien lHS4c: light and thin NMic lb.; heavy lo-ue. cutters 8-10e lb: earner cows, -Lc; bulls 10-llc. spring lam be lee lb.; ewes potato Detchutee 11.75: Klamath No, I, 12; Yakima No. L U 'Si l 1 25 cental. potatoes New Crop Ysklma Gemt I 15-1.30; Yakima Whit Rose H PT cental: locals II. IS-1 Si orange box. Onion New Crop Welia Walla 90c per M-lb. lr. Yakima Ki. Wc. rantjloup Calif . nominal ; Yakima Standards, toc-ll: The Dalles l-U5 crate; Dlllard, $1.90 crate. Wool 131. nominal. Willamette val ley, medium. 15c rt. coarse and braids. 33c To.; eastern Oregon. 2-c I., fine, a Wc ib; medium. lb-: cross-bred. U-33C lb Hops Nominal. ltM. 13 lb. Mohair 1JJ1 contracts. &ftc. Eastern Oregon 0-tc It-1 Willamette alley, 33c lb. I iUy Seiim price to retailers) Alfalfa. , 1. Sis; ' n union 29.30: oat and vetch. clover 1I-1S : ion, Poitland. Changes were noted Saturday tn the retail price of poultry at the Producers' Public market. Light hens were quoted at 24 cents a pound; heavy hens at ie cent, liaht fryers at 2 centa and heavy fryer at 32 centi. Green peppers were lower, being quot ed at 10 cents a pound, and tomatoes were retailing at five cents a pound. The Public market price list follows: PUBLIC MARKET RETAIL PRICES V 1 e tables Green com. doxen ears Celery, bunch , Green beans, Ib --.. , ,.1520c 15 , 5c , 3c . so Cabbage, Lettuce, head Radishes. 3 bunches for .10c Spinach, lb. 7c; I for .13c Green onions, bunch 5c; 1 for 9c Hothouse tomatoes, I lbs. for 25c, up to 20c lb. Outdoor grown tomatoes, lb, 10c; S for 25c Table Queen Squash, each 10e Pickling cucumbers, lb. ... ,L. a'av Parsley, bunch , , , New potatoes, 12 lbs. for . Onions, sweet. Ib. , Carrots, bunch Parsnips, lb. , t. ., , Peas, 3 lbs. . 3 for 9e 3c 15c 3 for 9c Beets, bunch All greens. 3 lbs. for. 15c ,10r Green peppers, lb. Tomatoes, lb. ..... . 5c Pro Us Htmslaya Blackberries, 3 boxes . Youngberrles, box 10c; 1 for, 18e Loganberries, 4 boxes , , , . . . Pie Cherries, 1 lbs. for .. ., Raspberries, box Black Caps, 3 boxes 25e -15c -10c -39c -10c 10e Strawberries, box ., ... Rhubarb, 4 The. Peaches, basket -15 25c 10c $1.00 Be Pesch Plums. 3 lbs. , Plums, 30-lb. lug . Gravensteln Apples, lb. .... EfgS Fresh Jumbos - Fresh extras Fresh mediums . Peflltrv Light hens. Ib ..24c ,..2c ...2Bc Heavy hens. lb. Light fryers lb , Heavy fryers, Ib. Miscellaneous Water cress, 3 bunches Hominy, pt. 10c; qt. . , , Butter. Ib. , -15c -18c -35c Filberts, Ih. Walnuts, lb 18c, 3 lbs. for . Sorghum, qt. Horseradish. Ib. . Rabbits, dressed lb. -35c -38c 20c -30c PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Aug. 21. "AP-U. S. Dept. Agr.l Hogs; Saturday none, for week 3S10, compared one week -en. hnlrh.r hogi 23 lower, packing sows steady; late bulk 105-21 A lb. drlveins 12.23, early sales up lo 12.50. carload lots up to 12 113; 225- -0.1 ins. ii .3-n.73, early to 12.00 and better; light lights and slaughter pigs 1123.12.00: Parkin sows B.1S tn mn.tlv 9.00, few to 8 23 and above; feeder pigs 1 1 1 1 ..-wt iino KAiei 1 1 .ici oown. Cattle: Saltirdav none, for week 4005. calves Saturday none; for week 870; com pared one week eiio. good ute-rs steady, others 25 to as much as 50 lower, stock en nearly steady; she stock mostly steady in si tower, cunery rows ana all nulls strong, vealers 30 higher; good grass steers 9.30-10.00. medium grades 8 50-9 25. common 8.00-8.00. cutters down to 4. 73; grass heifers 8 23 down to 5 50. cutlers down to 4.50; low cutter and cutter cows 4 00-75. shells down to 3 25. common to medium grades. Including fat dairy tvpe cows 8 00-5.73; good beef cows 8 00.825 Rood young cows 8.50-7 00; bulls 5.50-8.25) beef kinds to 8.50, cutters down lo 4.75; god to choice vealers 9 00-10.00; selects to 1050, common down to 5.50, common calves down to 4 50. Sheep: Saturday none, for week 8390. compared one week ago market strong t 25 hinherj bulk good spring lambs iti-1-v..a, iw cnoice to b.po early: com. t"on in medium 7 Ott-8 30; common to me dium yearlings 5.00-6.50; medium to good ewes 3.00-4.00, common grades 3 00-3. 50. PORTLAND STAPLE PORTLAND, Aug. 31. APL Berry or fruit. I00, 35.30; bales, sugar 35.45; so ao cental. Domestic riour Selling price, city de livery. 1 to as.bbl. lots; family patents 49'. f 75. bakers' hard wheat. $3 53I 7:3.1; bakers' bluetem. 3 41-J.B3; blended haid wheat. $5 80-8 90; soft wheat flours. $3 30-3 40; graham. e49s, $3.35; whol wheal 49s. SB.tS barrel. The Pacific pen ni en nire fl7,- r0l.t;.io souare nulrs in area. Wing the Inrgect body .f water in the world. The Gideons are an orKaniiatiou of (raveling men banded tnjether for the purpune of supplying every hotel mteit room with BiVle. Greeting Card Vstley Printing Co. in 4t!&B-aa TWO SMASH COMEDIES! THi GAYItT N t WIP4PI COMEDY DRAMA OF THt SlKMI MkMURRAY 1 Ooora Open 6:30 Tonlghtl BHHyr Hr.g AND e STEEL ISSUES IS NEW YORK. Ant. Ast Cutet huvinf in Steels and Specialties today managed t bring mild rejuvenation to a raher tired looking stork market. In most ol the two-hour proceedings lr.tr trains and losies were about even- divided. SAfne short covering, based on the theory the market has already hll1 , f0od ,-n-off. then appeared and low upward trend developed. Dealings were on the pathetle side from the start. Transfers were around 300.OOO shares. Trxav't closing quotations: Atr Reduc H Al Chem and Dy Allied Stores Am Can ... Am and For Pow A T and T Am Tob B ...... Am Wat WkB ... Anaconda. . Armour. III. . ...... Atchison. . ....... Aviation Corp ., Rail and Ohio ! Panndall Rendlx Avla ....... Peth Steel ... Boeing. . ..... Brlrjr Mfa? ... Budd Mfa; Calif Pack Callahan E-L ..... Calumet and Hee Canadian Pao 11 Case JI . 1744 Catcrpll Tract 9H Celanese. . SH Certain-Teed Unquoted Che- and Ohio ... Chrysler Col Gas and Flee Coml Invest Tr . Coml Solv ..... Com with and Sou Con Edfs ..... Con Oil - 15 Corn Prod , . 63H Curt Wright 8V4 Du Pont 180H Elect Auto Lt 3fl4 Gen Flee L. J3 .. 85H Gen Foods . J7H cen Mot Goodvear Tires Gr. No. Pf ......... Hudson Mot .. Illinois Cent .. Insp Copper Int Harvest mi nick Int p and P Pf I T and T Johns Manv Kennecott. , Lib O Ford Lig-Myers B .. . Unquoted Loew's . 84W Montv Ward .... . &2V Nat BIjc 38V, Nat Distill ,. , 30K, Nat Pow and Lt . , 10V4 NY Central - . 39 North Am ,., 24 Northern Pac . 391,, Packard , ,. 8 J C Penney T -T. J fig Penn RR - 38 Phillips Pet 58H Presse Stl Car . ...... 20 Puh fierv NJ . - 4H4 Unquoted 104 Pullman. . ... Radio Rem Rand . 28 Rep stl . 37 V, Key Tob B Sears Roe Shell Union So Cal Ed South Pse Stan Brands ... St. Oil Cal St. Oil NJ Studehaker Sup Oil 4S .....Una uoted Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sill 3R'-i Transamer . ... . 18'4 Union Carb 99 Union Pac .......... .......Unquoted Unit Airline. 1SS Unit Atrcraft . 3B-' Unit Corp ........ St. Unit Gas Imp ... ..... . 13'i US Rubber , 59 US Steel Walworth. . West Union , West Elect White Mot . Woo! worth. , Cirh: .,-, H5H 14 i 48V, . , .....149 . 24 Cities Serv S Elect Bond and Share 174 CHICAnO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Auf. 11. AP-U. 8. Dept. Atr.t Hos 1.000; two loads eholca too. 210 lb. averages around 10 lower than Friday's average at 13. 65; compared week ago nogs from 33!t lbs. down 70-lw lower heavier hogs IA3(i lower; sown 40-80 dawn: ihtppara took 115; estimated hold over 1.000. Cattle, soo. ealves 100 compared Friday last week: Fed steers of value to sell at Ifl.M upward IV 40 higher; kinds turning at 15 00.16 00 fully steady, but IS-ftO lower on offerings turning at 14.R0 down; best long yearlings 17.35; 7M lb. yearlings 17 00: specialty TM lb. heifers 16 50; best Ksnsas and Nebraska weighty grass lleers 13 00; outstanding Montana grass cowi 10.75 and heavy feedera 11.50; frass rows 15 lower; cutters steady, grassy and fed heifers steady to IS higher, but slow; bulls 13'frfl lower; vealers M lower; aver age cost slaughter steers well above 14 00. Sheep. T.OO0; for week ending Friday ro.doo directs. Compared Friday last week: spring Ismbs 35-50 and more low er: yearlings and sheep around 15-50 off; week's spring lamb top lt.M, paid early for choice natives; hulk natives 10.50 1100. eloilng bulk 10.11 down; elostng top 11 00 paid for choice westerns, most westerns this week of medium to choice grade at 10 15-1100; top yearlings 9 50. other plain to good offerings 7 15-9 00; extreme top slaughter ewes l.W bulk 1.50-3.00, good 08-14 IK range feeding r I ENDS TONITEI STAGE! I The GREAT DELMAR Hypnotlat and Eaeapa Artist A RIOT OF FUN! I SCREINl I r t HITSI JKteTtTUUnVn pi Tit I 7B Alao Chapter No. 11 "Secret Agent X-9" NEWS CARTOON Contlnuoue Show Alwaya! 234 20 "ZI. J 89 J 8'i . Ms ....... 25 . . I9't .... 98 'i 33H 45 H . 10H 35i 3'4 IB', Unquoted 13H I 2H 3314 . . 24 Ml. iinzz I II" 95 HI I 44l! 11 nimir"""n... 88s 13'. r v ! m i THE REGISTER. GUAKD, EUGEXE. OREGON lambs 10 00-10 25; few choice western yearlings breeding ewes 9-50. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Aug. 21. AP The wheat market rallied about a cent a bushel to day on the strength of moderate buying attributed to rernova of hedges by ex porters and some profit taking by pre vious sellers. Trade specialists said a break of around 25 cent a bushel in wheat since the season's high level was reached last month has eliminated many weak hold ers who have taken losses, thereby strengthening the technical position of the market. Private advices Indicated the Canadian export sales overnight were better than expected. Wheat closed S-l cent higher compar ed with yesterday's finish. September 1.05 V-1, D December 1.0TV, and corn was l' tower to 4 higher, September December 6Ms. Oats were un changed to ' off. PORTLAND BUTTER PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 21 (UP There was no change In the egg marketing ireateI here. mixed auite thoroughly as is Quality. Desirable stuff la finding a very good ie wim "rejects' slow. Piling up of butter In storage con tinues with the movement Into coolers unusually liberal In view of the ex treme, lateness of the season. Tomato market deal Is Increasing rap- Idly locally and through the Pacific northwest generally. The Dalles, Dillard, Wapato, Yakima and even local points are contributing but prices are showing only very slight recession. Because It is difficult today to secure well matured Yakima potatoes that will fill the Oregon grade, operators are look ing more than ever to the local pro duct. Prices are steady. Even though killers as a rule are still quoting the extreme low point to the country for light hens, they are as a rule securing local places for their actual needs. Theatres Q. EL J. SATURDAY BILLS MoDONALD: "The Good Earth." HEILIQi "It Could Happen to You" and "Two-Gun Law." STATE; "Sea Devils" and "Bong of the Gringo." MAYFLOWER: "Swing High, Swing Low" and "Love is News." REX: "50 Roads to Town" and "North of the Rio Grande." Harrisburg Girls Picnic Near River HARRISBURG. Aug. 21 (Spe cial) The F. L. Girls hold their meet ing Thursday night on the river bank near town. The bright moonlight and generous camp fire lighted up the grounds sufficiently. The meeting was made a social affair with Miss Helen Hebnke as hostess. A liberal lunch wai partaken of weiners being fea tured. Ralph Weeks, cousin of C. F. Morse, arrived here from Philadelphia, Pa., Friday as a guest at the Morse farm home. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kuchl have bought a hme in Eugene and have TO n c ((' vi '3kL - ' (."K.! I -Jr. tff&r48 j 1 " A ! Lli Us $ fjlfii SPSi . i CSX e I JJ E ti love! ? j MMim : "LAN brought her 1 'f3rfe- , " husband good fortune ' j j'n exehge for 'V r' " T- iifiis-- ----. - --- .j moved there. Mrs. Evelyn Warner is packinff up her household gowls pr? paraturr l moving to Eugene. hc is on a deal to eicbange her Harriaburg prop erty or pruirty in Eugene. The Harrisburg budget committee which consists of the town council ajid as many more property holders appointed by the city council has been at work making out a budget for au other year. They have tpent one eve ning on the job and find it quite a task. It will take another evening and perhaps more. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Msrsdort of Eugene visited this week with Mr. Mersdorf's mother, Mrs. Maria Mem dorf, Th inrreae in the production of beam with the extra work in picking and in canning theru is providing work for many of the women and childen of IlarrUburg. Nearly every available prrson is u work in the field or in the cannery. Among the visitors to the Willamette ralley and Ilarrihburg homs recently were Mr. and Mrs. Chrig Miller and three children from Iowa, Mrs. John Bender and daughter Naomi of Iowa, and John Voder alfo Croin Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belts from Hood River are visiting here with their cousins, George and John Belts. Mrs. Anna McMahon went to Port land Monday for a clinical observa tion. She has returned home and will Abraham .Miller d Olive Bucher were married last Sunday in Califor nia. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. mid Mrs. Albert Miller who live on a farm northeast of Harrisburg. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bucher of North Pomona, Cal. They are spending their honev- mnon with Mr. Miller's parents. The Linn county Pomona grange will meet the first Saturday in Sep SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAMS KORE Eugene 1420 Kilocycles 5:30 Phantom of Broadway 6:00 Rhythm Without Reason 6:15 Sketches In Melody 6:30 News 6:45 Garden of Melody 7:00 Popular Tunes 7:30 Piano Soliloquy 7:45 Hawaiian Echoes 8:00 Roundup 8: WPA 8:5o Hit Tur.es 9:00 In the Crlmeltght 9 ; 1 5 Eddie Scroggin's Orchestr a KOAC Corvallls 560 Kilocycles 6 30 rarm Hour 6 45 Market and crop reports 7:30 Music 7:45-0:00 United Press News KEX Portland 1180 Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) StOOOresonian News 5:15 Hornik Orchestra 5:30 Musical News 5:45 Speaking of Sports 6:00 Cincinnati Summer Opera 6:45 Fleet Week Flashes 7:00 KEX Program 7:15 Silent to KOB 8:00 Orchestra ' 8:30 Oregonian News 8:45 Ambassador Hotel Orchestra 9:00 Bismarck Hotel Orchestra 9:30 Stevens Hotel Orchestra 10:00 Ellis Kimball's Orchestra 10:30 The Quiet Hour 11:00 Oregonian New 11:15 Paul Carson. NBC To 11 Weather, Police Reports KCW Portland 6?0 Ktlocvclrs f NBC Bed Network) 5:00 Oregonian on Review 5:30 Rainbow Grill Orchestra 6:00 Jamboree 6:30 Musical Moments 6:43 Renson Hotel Concert 7:00 National Barn Dance 7:30 Circus 8:00Castle Farms Orchestra 2KI- THE GLORY u A ki i i u n in n i i n w ....add this story j a( ka.u kA A.. shipped the soil... J and gave of their ( hearts to good earth! J WANG the husband who had learned meaning of fa- mine and plague... J never the value tember in the Brownsville city park for a picnic and a regular business teiou. Mr. Gladys H-dlemon and daugh ters Henrietta ami Madaleiue return ed Monday evening from Yakima, Wash., where they spent two weeks wjih relatives. Several of the Mennonlte young peo ple of this community went to Hub bard Friday to attend the young peo ple' institute. Among them were Edna Voder, Jinmer (lingerie-, Arthur Gin cerich, Ruth Stewart, Mabel Eash, Mary Eash, Levi Hostetler. Six former Harrisburg high school students went up the McKenzie Sun day for nn afternoon of boating and a picnic. Included in the party were the following: Mona Brock of Portland, Evelyn Hnrmon of Eugene, Lorane Marguth of Benton-Lane park, Anne Cersovski and Clarence Spurlin, Har risburg. Mr. and Mrs. James Bucher and son and daughter, Mr. Harder, and Esther Horst were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Yoder Thursday "while on their way from California to attend the Mcnnonite conference at Turner. Walterville Ladies Aid Society Meets WALTERVILLE, Aug. 21. (Spe cial) The Walterville ladies aid so ciety met Thursday for tiuilting with several present for the day and for the covered dish dinner served st twelve o'clock. A sunbonnet baby quilt was received that day for work and will he put into the frames later. Many of the ladies who are in attendance during the year are out on pickine beans and doing other work at band at this time of the yonr. DAN FLOOD Willamette Pnrk Sat. Nite. Re-booked by popular demand. 8;30 Promenade Cafe Orchestra 9:00 Jantzen Beach orchestra 9:30 La Salle Hotel Orchestra 9:45 Congress Hotel Orchestra 10:00 Biitmore Hotel Orchestra 10:30 Olympic Hotel Orchestra 11:00 Ambassador Hotel Orchestra 11:30 Jack Meakin's Music, NBC To 12 Weather Report ROIN, Portland 0 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 5:00 Maurice Orchestra 5:30 Hollywood Showcase 6:00 Your Hit Parade 6:45 Leon F. Drews. Organist 7:00 Bunny Eerigan Orchestra 7:30 Johnny Presents 8 00 Professor Quiz 8 30 Benny Goodman Orchestra 9:00 Paul Pendarvia Orchestra 8:30 Don Chlesta 9:45 Five Star Final 10:0O Jan Garber Orchestr 10:30 Orchestra 11:00 Pasadena Orchestra 11:30 George Hamilton Orchestra "America's Sweetest Swing Band" at SWIMMERS' DELIGHT SUNDAY, AUGUST 22nd 8:30 till 12 Tickets 40c Each pped" Charles Peggy Stratford LAST TIMES T0NIGHTI Csxrt tati -tfte mm Biocttf Jpfff (Swain I tie Euccttc KetfiMfr-Guara u a mem-b-r of the Aisociti Press. Th Assoc 1 tted Pr-ss 15 exclusively entitled to the u.e (or pub'.icatlon cf ill news dupetehes creHt4 to it or not otherwise credited in :hn paper and a'.so s!l the local news pubU.thed herein. All ri.ht at publica tion of dispatches herein are aio reerved. Sob-crlpilon Rie By Camer, yearly In tvancc. t amer. monthly.. .M - J-2 -11.00 By Ma;! la Oregon. yearlv. By Mail In Ore.on, 8 MPnlhj By Ma.i, j month By Mall In Orenon. 31 Months Ou!ije of state. yerLv LOCAL WANT. AD RATE One Insertion ll'tc per tlnr S cor.srcutne ti:nrs ...... 19 o line 7 cxir.-ectitiva time 43 per line AdvrtiemenU run for 1 manlh with, cut change of copy will receive rate ol 11 ?2 a Une. Verscni out of m-orlt wl'l rece! a tpe c!al rae on "S.:uat:ans Wanted" ads aad rr,ux he cash in advance. Reader ncMccs 10c a line per day. .V.ntmum Charge ! No a4 taken for le than two line "'-!t ive-ajte ri o a itne. 4 IIA.NT.E Or AtiDRt9S in Mak'r.g Charor of .idres, plea v- former addrese. as eli as the rew. This u r.eoery tn order that vour r.-ru:i can r transferred and -vr- a: pM ad--rew paper MIL AIlVEKTIStMIMS Aitver-ii.-g tt,, placet by mall Sfficier.t remlfarc. tor a derinlta Bum er cf i....ie. j-imi be enclosed ritoM-ad fa'rrtMtTs Ads w .il te taken oer i?-.e t:r-nfi. it Uw.e idnrMet is a utucriKr in u,. Ernie Fields pf and His 15 Colored Artists! "Tra Starnctl dTaiana MnSSH menu Or' I TTT Any Seat 15c Any Time 1 Have You Seen FREEZER SHELF 9 Glendon H. Dotson jj Electric Store I 11th and Oak Phone 202 CLOdVO TIME 11 noon far v. i Saturday for Sundv .. - pv ttL Poatoffic. In Iun prrrT- -!lfi?t Clasa Matter. " " cvcxa i!rvtV. AOJrRTW.L... U your ad aopear. mrnrwi ImmedUtaly. Wa accept nipoaaioT., tor on. Incorrect tnaerUan on:r Funeral Directors 120 mill u i ri'i-rtT.t ,,v.. rr - "'w uamuwu).ur, 1-ilAi'r I Rprincfielr! tirh and R pk,.. V BKA.3TET1'KU-IMUN" c'iTaTPT raone iir,-j ti r fOUI.K rUNEUAt HUME 1 XXmsir!. II Phone 112 norlsts 30 b.r"'.".'"".R KAUP'S (or Belter FtoWiTTTiTow WiU !,a Personals 145 VOUNU womeo in trouble iw in n..7, end J., ;u1- of friend are aeked to coomuoi- . ths Sslvstion Army Whk. Shi.in , hi... ,' Hom. 2641 N. W. Marfair Arcnus I rata. it, jmi y. Manair Arcnue. I r. rxktrV.' Jand, Orefon; or with Mra. Ad- N'mber at L' a t T. 71!l Pearl trt. Fn;.n.. flr i ,E bTi roruaoa, jutant . Arm Lost and Found I.OSl Bet. tith and Lincoln anrt tl" Domestic Laundry, dark conifurtcr. I'ease ret. to liDS Ililrard. RewnrH i.va in mver lioaa dist.. tt.h wire-haired fox terrlrr. Wliiip with black spots. Answers to 'Itis.'' Phone 4.'ll. Reward. LOST on McKenzie Itiwar., i-. . 1 1 ,,f beddins Aur. 14th. For reward cal' Tel. ftl2 or UOS-n. LC1ST lieail dress clin. bt. ViF and Ferry. Call 177-U, evenin-; Win. d.iy. KOI'NI) Ulack. wbitP, brown terrier. N'.i tall. Ph. HI3.W. FOUXI A imtu'Tiirir Pb. 17.M-W $25 REWAED For the arrest and c nvlctlon of the person or persons remormc or rip. stroyinir Eugene Repister-Giianl i -j-IOI. rursl delivery boxes alonu the b:ch. waya leadins out of Encer.e. Re port to Rpgister-Gnnrd office. Transportation 160 niairTv? BCI O. W. $1.85 PORTLAND R. T. (X LeaTinj; Eugene 8 a. m., 2 p. tn.. 6 p.m LOWEST FARES LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO $8.50 DOLLAR STAGES, INC. Depot Broadway Caab Store m E. Broadway Phone fWl TWO passengers to Colorado. Aug 24. via Boise and Salt Lake City. Inquire 905 Alder street or call 290-J. GOING to San Francisco Mon. 4 a. m. Want 3 passengers to share esp. 2B33 Potter. Real Estate for Sale 200 COZY FURNISHED HOME 4 RMS., beautiful condition. $20 a w. VERY PLEASANT APARTMENT 3 LARGE rooma and bath. Close in. FURNISHED. $30 a month. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 102f Willamette PJione fi I A BETTER INCOME INVEST MENT. Close in, 4 Apt. House and Garages. Income $125.00 month; price $0,000.00. See Oren C. Davis tor particulars. Rm. 5 U. S. Natnl Bank Bldg, NICELY FURNISHED bedroom home, close-in on wet XICE li;ht room. tt'i mt!l muc, oenr nil m-luuib. a. g i or (eu t lnTaiA vaiue, wsj oowu. 0 . r.iTT l PARSONS CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 01 West Bdwy. Phone Ol'.' HAVE SEVERAL GOOD BUYS Improved farms, ucrccges, homes, and city properties. OTTO MENNES, S10 Miner Blrltr. REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE LLOYD A. PAYNE. 310 Miner Bids NTEW 6 ROOM SUBURBAN' Hard wood floors, fireplace, A. fruit, nuta. Going east, sacrifice for $3700 or furnished $-1000. Terms. Clyde Cockerill, Park Ave. TWO houses in Eugene: 2 houses m Springfield; lOri down, balance lik" rent. PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS & LOAN Ph. JUS 802 Willamette Su Over Seymour's Cafe BY OWNER 200 A. stock ranchTli' A. in cult., bnl in timber and pa; ture, living spring, hse., barn, Slj per acre. lri'.Kt Ferry. FARM, i6 acres, house, barn, out buildings, fruit, nuts, grapes, elec tricity, near Hwy. Santa Clara ti .st. Owner SW Olive St. S ROOM bungalow, 1134 Monroe St Full baaemant, furnace, watering system, garage. Phone S2S or in- quire at HQS Monroe. . TIIIS WEEK ONLY By owners, 2 A. ranch, with bides, close to i Kucene: bargain for iiuick sale Reg.-Gunrd 1423. . WHY pass up the best buy in town? ! 6 rooma, furnished and new. F'i!'. ! basement. For only $o6Tkj.OO. !'.") Van Buren. LAXD BANK FAEMS I TiB Oonvenient terms. Call or write C. if .ut, jreea or ')()S( W. Buckley or 0. A. Barnes, 107 I wood. ljf t-j. E. Sth. Telephone IOiIS. I '-!Ji--. FOR SALE: Full let. E. face. -la , u tyjff.VKi ri' blks. of campus, sidewalk, sew-:. t-.arut-oiled street and alley. H'JO.OO c"S 1 s..r. it Tel. 1778-W. IF yon want a home, and roultry rac ing or fruit and vegetables, or s divided and 4 or It homes built, th. place is l bargain, priced to sr.i; 5th house W. on Hilysrd Lane. KINNEY'S 1037 FARM CATALO'5 04 Big pages general Information: 8W pictnrea, detail S00 farms, location pricea, terms, taiea, covera aJ Weatern Oregon. Oregon Settlement Assn.. SI W. $: COMPLETE list ol city ami homes. ltc down, bal like reel Mi-Oily Realty. f,0 W. Bdwt nine ROoMMTimrbTNTFTr?i: Between the V. of O. and b-s ns district. WUI irovidc v,.j a home and income. Ph. 1100 V-'. Onr.'jv lutiO A. tock ran'-b, well :t good bides., considerable t:r.:.er. t n:L E. Cottage (irore. Cood foad .A'e HswIeT. C"'tee Crore. oil A. 7 mi. out. A !!rks''i- S-.--with 4' firkevs. In. a1.'.' E. -h. H. N. THAXI.Eil for farms, h acreage, exchanges. Cresw.'.l. M"IERN Firp!ace irst sld A rx. P5 iv.s.vc. i KM. liouaa at l.'a L. V.nh. half cah. ROMMAN'S E. iSTut K RANCH Wnta owner. rearl t. at T.ntk rit. r-.n !.l r'hll if.. 1 M;,bi(.V,7, Minr rr'!.n; in i - -, "i'twitOrfis V ''. Bartahi fS" f ifi.t. Ore. ' '"1 2 "rrhnnl. -"i t reit. r.;.::.'V .UV t-rai. h,. IdtTT J'fll f-r .'unit. 4,1 r .u 10 A. eirdfnini lute,, Lydict. Ht 2. Pi.?! Real Estate Wish 'niE Br.si uTtiTSrt Ke;..G;-.arii IK'S. ACKKAGE, mproTfi fpr cash. Wr.tt M jijl Basiieu Opportunitid FOR SALE ltol itSK site. All like frstt , K hill and timbtr. Liriiiwi crnnnds and pirku:( ra M tor tavern, cabins, m wan ming, rifling, byiuif. tl rc iti?, buntiDr. Small pvtq i beer parlor, boat, a I'lare for wrrirt rjltl road just out of ctrlrxk to biwar. Frict SW; i bnl. terms. 1W BitfeH WANT MAX TOM' LOCAL BUSLMS Mt'ST be enerpetie iH faoJ resnonsible. hmt tftvci to party qualifvini. Wrxrl phone. Hoi liV Rh.jjM ! (iOOD SMALL GE)3 1000 WiHaortte ftal FOR lease, tiimi prara U". prin:t!e!d ntr iosMlM!:r:e. .ew ir.-w finard H17. SMALL restaurant a t' 'ercel. loea. Prosptren "I rViliag beeau'f at e 4 lie-.il'isrd HW. sfoCK iaei aci IfJa etab V,l Met Co., J2i!lHiH Y'Vin "Minim Proferttl F-J MINKS SEHVireWJlll eery. 1409 KJ-6aA For Sale orJct nrvT- A l (",od h'r how. K iS rer ma. Mai H "ntraxleb-cJ For Sale orJ aaV Hewn r4T" r'ent.' Ref.-Guirf lt- IlKFl Fuel for SAWDUST I WE p-.ars:t ";: '''VkivSS?, i.-.x.w. rrl to sf!L r-''v iAr " ' a-' r Kwafc Wui Ad 0-ov. St ii?6i I