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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight. Wheat Drops to Prices of Produce In Local Market Are Unchanged tiday it-r h v lua 1 an-cl f i rij,i 71! 1o flf crit during Uw p;ii v.rrk. There were no other iIi-inim". in l rim-- prirrs In the F,hk'iip m un Wednesday. The price J i at folium: Eugene Prices (Ntw Terk Grid nayiag FHcm) fxtras lc Standards, lr- lr Medium, extras . ....... 1 4c Medium, itandards 12e Chtx - He (Eft Depot Durlm Prices) Ijirge extraii ... 17r Extras, medium 14c I Tactile Co-op Prlcei lo RrUlltri) i Carton or lot- lo elrl Oversize . 2Ie Notice to Turkey Growers Because of numerous requests from members of the Coopera tive known as Oregon Turkey Ci rowers, that we buy their turkeys, we must announce that we will not receive breeder hens, or any other turkeys, from any member of that Cooperative without a written release of tho:,e turkeys duly signed by an authorized officer or Oregon Turkey Growers. This is because of present efforts of the Cooperative to penalize dealers for al leged past accommodation purchases from members of the Cooperative, NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. : jtLJl-ealiirei Indicilinj Merit m I ttjS Drr ply rprrsnpH eyri Ift I jaur' ' " MnfflT I "r" I"" l"-nratli heavily r ;iMf.jftty&$i, ZMWQSK lfl I Kr,,wn brovrii, whirhar -ou- tivtft jk ' r " spit-nous for llirir length. Xjk Thin tipper lip with wide r ' SV, bnw. .ower in fu . hut V ' - t. t nrr niii.rlen. You'll find a Mark of Merit on this fine straight Bourbon of Kentucky . . . It's "Doube-Rich!" gm -aw PINT 80." I QUART'1.55 11 , ,,u,,lt ,H 0"IOON Jfc STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISK tY 90 proi)l Copr. IVU, Si hmley I'ntilm ti Co., Inc., N. V. C, 4 ,1 .1 9 I GOODBYE, JOE, V? f I I'LL SEE YOU AT ; A leader in hi community meceisfu!, capable, hard working and likeable he is proudly a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, whote hundreds of Circlet include outstanding men and women from every walk of life in each locality. No wonder th Circles ore a vital force in each community . . . no wonder the regular meetings are such happy occa sions, eagerly awaited by every membor,,.no wonder that the minds of the Neighbors are free from worry, secure In the protection of low-cost insurance on standard legal reserve contract. m 'OUNDID TOK. fK.tEI.NlTy..UNIl 10 fVK rOUCTlCN 79 Cenis Again Ktrs, Irnpe Kxtras. rr-edfurr lai ds. mcdiu POUl-TRT 'Rnylm PrUei d h-ns 4 to V, lbs. . 17r f'ntfired hfirinKi, over I U No. ?. ? cent" I- TIRKETB (Bnrlnf Prleo DretMfl) Mo, 1 yours tfimi, In. ., ,, N'n. I vAuntr hem, lb, -. , - "fl" Grarle 'err am BlTTEHF AT fltojlni Prleei) A" jrrade cream, delivery twle wecktv I 'C" Grade cream , MUTTER WhUetala Prkcu C.rloai U -Ifbtrt A" (irnde, lb, 20c Grade, lb. 28c IT ClIr.FSE (WhuleiaU Price to BcUlltn) Iwif, i iMK'e, lb 20c he lips' ror- Th fire nt tk onh artar ta kor 6 "it la ArM VuHntr Vrit Pint. One of tlte ftanrj-bvi of the I lirntreOtiilrl. Has ajiprarrd phivs. He's appear ing in tlic international niuii cil litt " I'ltree Waluej." 'V .Jtfc ' N.ghboM ot Woookrrtft wtUem forwnnh fook.ng man fino women who wnft, fKrtnfjH mcmbtrihio in Ihatr lecol Circle, to takm Chair rigMM plate tn rheir community NEIGHBORS QF VOODCRAFT Cawt lots, Tb. Trips, mngfe, lb Trip, case lot-, lb .- 19c VIOOL AND MOH AIM (Bnrlnf Prlcai) Vall'v wool, lb. . 17r Coar&e wool. lb. 1 h' Fine woo). Ib. IV tamh wool. lb. - lac Mohair, lb. . 15c HIDES Green heef, lb. 2c Call, Ib. 4r Kip' "JJ- "ll.-ZZ7- 3c C'ASC'AB A Caarara. lb. - Be GRAINS Wheat, red. bmtie, .7!r Wheat, white. buhel 1 7!t- tJray eat. litn S27-S21 While oat a, ton S23-S24 BAT Oa ta and vetch hay, ton Alfalfa, ton sn -SIS VEGb TABLE ft 'Rarttii Prlre Avrr. for No. I Prodae) Squash, Hubbard. Ib. lc Sqtiakh (Table Queen) dot. Cabbage, Ib. Carrots, dot. bunches Potatoes. No. 1. 100 Ibf. Turnips, Ib. -11.15 pinacn, id. Hothouie tometoe. Ib PBtJITft )rted ItaMan Prunes, to. pp1ei, fancy, box Public Market BET AIL PRICES Vt-tela blot Radishes, 2 banchea for waobage, io. Hothouse lettuce, bunch aplnach, Ib. Green onions, 2 bunchea Squash, lb. .... labia Queen Squash, each i'artley. tmncti . Poiatoei, No. 1. 20 lbs. for No. 2. 25 lbs. for Jiiiunv sweet, ib Carrota bunch Harrnlp. tTv Beets, bunch Turnip", bunch , , uima Beans, box , .. tfir Mustard greens, 3 lbs. for 15c Water cress, 8c lb.; 2 Ib. for 15c Pratt Dried prunes, Nohle French, lb ., IV Dried prunes, others, 4 lbs. for , Apples, tt and B Ids. for :k Quinces, lb. flc Fresh jumbos ....., 23c Fresh extras ... "t- Fresh mediums .. Pnoltrr 20c Turkeys, prime, Ib. Prima toms, Ib. Light hens, lb Heavy hens, lb. 26-2Rc ..24C 24c rryers. lb. HlseellaoeoBS cider, gallon , Butler, lb Filbert.. Ib. Walnuts, Ib. Rabbits, dressed th. . Mince Meat, pt. 20c: quart , Hominy, pL 10c: at. Portland List PORTLAND. Ore.. April 1.1. 'API Butterfat Port, deltv., buying price: A grade, 26'a-27u lb.; county stations: A grade, 26c lb.; B grade, 2c lb. less; C grnde 6c lb. Iei. Butter Prints: A gr.ide. 28 cents In parchment wrappers; 2Uo lb. in cartons: B grade, 27' ic lb. In parchment wrap pers; 28' c lb. hi cartons. Cheese -Oregon triplets 14c: Oregon loaf 15c; brokers will pay ',ic below quotation. Eggs Buying prices by wholesalers Specials, 18c; extra. 16c; standards, 15c; special mediums. 16c; extra medium. 14c; standard in ed nn in, 15c; under grades, 14c dor.cn. Live poultry Iluving prices nominal, with premium nf 1 -2r lb.; leghorn broilers. l'.tl Ins.. 16-17c lh.: 2'a lbs.. 17- 18c lb.; colored spring. 2-3' i lbs.. 17-18c lb.: over 3'v lbs.. 18-19c lb.; leghorn hen, over 3'a lbs., 13-I4c lb.; under 3' Ins., I2-I3c lb.; colored henj. to 5 lbs., IS-ltic lh.; over 5 lbs.. 1B-I0c lh.: No. 2 grade. 2v lb. Turkeys Nnniin.il. Buying prlre: Breeder hen. "IK- lh,; sailing price; Breeder lien.. 22-24c Ib. Country meats selling price to retail ers: Country killed hog, best hutclie under 160 lb.. 10-1 lc lb; vralers 15c lh.; light and thin. 9-12; lh.: heavy. 10c lh.: cantier cows, 8-9 cents lh.; cutters. 9-10c lb.; nulls, 10c Ib ; spring Iambs, 22-24C lh.: old latnb. 14-1. V lb. Potatoes Yakima Gem. 70c; local. 60 70c cental ; central Oregon, SI. 25-1 .35 cental. Onions Old crop. Oregon, $3-3.30 cental. Wnol IflTT, nominal: Willamette valtev medium, 23c lb.; co.ire and braids. 23c lb.; fall lamb wool, 18c II,.; eastern Ore gon, fine, nomlnat. Hon Nominal, lf.17, 15c lb. Mohair 1937 clip. .15c. Eastern Oregon 30-;6c rb.j Willamette valley, 33c tb. Hay Selling prlca to retailers: Alfalfa No. 1, S18-16 50 ton: oat-vetch. S14: clover, S12 ivn; timothy, eastern Ore- HELP STOMACH DIGEST FQQ nilwul Laialires -and Votill EverTthini from Soud in Nui Ttl tnni,h lh"i)M rtl(t t.in p''u 1i of fvt Ulii. Vlin iou h !', (inii, roars f rirh ttvl or hii fru it nrr,Hn. huirlf.l or chut Mnrl.r "'ir lnm,-ri puri onl ii much flisM irtur 1 ttnin l rtiM) md ton br (t. bom bum, ii4Uif. pitu nr ir atoiDirti. You tml ttmr, lwtin ir n' ut ttnllt fir tiMn(h pttn. II ti .IIr(.roui n.t fililh 11 I4k lli.'it llltl Mli-k UM-ti iV!t nH m for lrt.1UMi lo mk lh now tl.ieii.-h (lni.U hirtuloii. nliri rllntfti in mlntiin put leu htrk fut )n,n tt. B1W It an .)iil(k it It arutiliif n, on TV pacai i ptoiM 1L Aik foe Bn-ut (or ludllMiloa RECTAL AND COLON TROUBLES Fntltelydona way with h-non-sutgtcsl methods. No confinement to home. No Ins of time from work. What wo have dona for thousands ol others we can kt for you Latin whst it mains to ha ttatr1 bv specialists who ait long wotrlsnced I this pariicnUr line nf wotk. FRKK BOOKLET Ctt or write or K, Vtty intereTTrng nd instructive. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Physician mnd Surfon N K. Cor. K nurniilf and Grand Are, Tlrr-hone KAi Portland. Ornon EL23H lOIIW tlM.V! hk iwi.iiNT ri ay STRAIGHT with a WOMAN (ail rstrlrk-Rirardo (nrtrs AKlm Ijmlroff-June Martel lorn trovn S( RKKN V.M Dl-VII I K THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON i xon, l-i ton: do valley SIS ton, Portland. CtMrara bark 1S37 peel, e. lb. H! OAR AND FLOIE I PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. AP' : SugarBerry or fruit. 100s, 5.10; bales, 5.20; beet, 5 00 cental. ! Domestic flour Sellmc price, Icty de 1 Iiverv. t to 25-bbl. lota: Family patents, 49, 6 05-6 SS; bakers' hard wheat, net. ISi.l-SW; bakers' bluentem, 4.B5-S.20: blended hard wheat. 4.95-4 45: soft white floum, 475-4 SS: graham. 49s, 4.33; whole v.heat, 49s. 5.55 hbl. PORTLAND GRAINS PORT!. AND. Ore.. April 13. APi Grain; Wheat Open H'gh lyyw Close Mav 71J 7H'4 7 7S .lutv 74" 74a 74' i 74' j Sept. 744 75 74' 75 (.'ash grain: Oata No. 3 lb white 25.W Oata No. 2 38 lb. gray 25. V Barley No. 2 45 Ib. BW 28.00 Corn No 2 EY Shipment . 28.75 Mllirun utandard Unquoted Cash wheat 'bid): Soft white 78'?, western white IS'-i, western red 77. Hard red winter ordinary 77'i, 11 per cent 79, 12 per cent 82, 13 per cent 86, 14 per cent 90. Hard red spring ordinary 77, II per rent 79, 12 pr cent 82, 13 per cent 80, 14 per cent AO. Hard white Baart ordinary 70, II per cent 80, i per cent 81, 13 per cent 82, 14 per cent 83. Today's car receipts: Wheat 34, barley 4, flour 6, corn I, millfeed 4, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., April 13. (APi 'USD A l Hogs 500 including IBS direct: market fairly active mostly steady; good choice 165-210 Ib. drivetns mostly 8.75: carload quotable to 9 00 : 225-70 lb. 8.00 to mostly 8 25: light lights mostly 8.23: packing sows 6.75-7 W: few choice 104 Ib, feeder pigs up 8.35, Cattle 150 Including 8 direct: calves 25 including 10 direct; few steers steady at Monday's advance: common-medium 6.25-7 50: strictly good fed quotable up to 8.75; heifer warce few cutters 4.50 500: fed salable around 7.50-8.15; cows slow weak to nhade lower most of Monday's advance lost; low cutter and culler cows 3.50-4.75; bulls 5 50-6.25: veatcrs steady choice 9.O0-15; deluxe up 9.75. Sheep 200 including 18 direct; market about steady: few lots good spring lambs 9.00-15; choice quotable lo 9.50; com-inon-mcdium throwouts 8.00-15; few common-medium shorn lamb 5 00-8.00; medium-good shorn ewes 3.50-4.00. New York Stocks NEW YORK, April 13 'ApiBuyers favored industrial snares and shied away from rails In a temperamental stock market today. A wide break In Santa Fe shares threw oilier rails off the bullish track. De layed two hours before a market could be made, Santa Fe preferred plunged more than 13 points at one time while the common soon after the opening broke about 4. later rallying a bit. Liquidation In Santa Fe followed over night announcement that the road had decided to defer action on payment of interest on the 4 per cent adjustment bonds of 1905, the first delay since the road was reorganized in 1896. The slide shocked other sections of the market for a while. However, good support for leading In dustrials pulled the market Into a rally and gams of frartmns to more than 2 points were numerous, especially among steel, chemicals, elertric equipments and other groups favored in a return of inflation sentiment as result of the new federal spending proposals and suggest ed use of "sterilited1' gold to help fl lii'ire the outlay. Activity died away In the afternoon .?s traders withdrew to await President M'totevelfs "fireside" chat on the air 'onioiTow. The approaching Easter holi day, especially the slated Good Friday exchange closings, also tended to take li.ider out of the market. Transactions appro ximited 630,000 Today's closing quotations: Air Reduc 44'j, Al Chem & Dye 142' i. A 'I led Stores 6', Am Can 86. Am A: or Pow 3. Am Pow A: Lt 4'a. Am Fad St IP., Am Roll Mills 17V Am Smelt A- Rf 36',. ATfVT 127' i. Am Tnb B Am Wat Wks 7i. Anaconda 27'a. Armour III 5, Atchison 25'.. Bait Ac Ohio riJi. Barnsilall 12', Bendlx Avla IM j, Both Steel 48'j, Boeing 25't, Budd 'ifg 4. Calif Pack 19',, Callahan 7.-L Calumet Hec 7'. Canadian Pac .V.. Ca-c UH 73's. Caterpil Tract 40. Cel-ane-r 134, Certain-teed 6-V Ches & (Hun 28' 4, Chrysler 44V Col Gas At Klec 5V Coml Solv 7'. Commwlth Ac Sou IV Con Edts 19 V Consol Edis 19',, Consol Oil RV Corn Prod 59' t. Curt Wright 4V Douglas Aircraft 39'., On Pont 1022. Klec Auto Lt 15V Klec Pow ft T. . I" ie RR 2' 3. Gen Elec 34V Gen Foods '.'6. lien Mot 32V Goodvcar Tires 18V Gr, No. Ry. pf lav Hudson Mot 7. Illinois Cent 7V Tnsp Copper 10-V Int Harvest 62'.. Int Nick Can 46V lnt Pap A- P pf 24 V IT A- T 7'.. Johns Manv 67' jf. Kennecott 33', Llb-O-Ford 28' s. Lis Myers H unquoted, Iew's 40. Monty Ward 31V Nash Kelvtnator ft's. Nat Bic 19', Nat Distill iflV Nat Pow A Lt 6V NY Cent I2'. North Am 17. Northern Tac 8's. Packard 4V J C Penney 62" .. Penn RR I7'i. Phillip Pet 33V Pressed Stl Car 7'. Pub Serv NJ 29',, Pullman 28. Radio 6, Bern Hand 12V Rep Stl 14V Sears Roe 53V Shell Union 14V So ChI Fd unquoted, Southern Pac II-".. Stan Brands 7V St Oil Cal 29'4 St Oil NJ 47V Studebaker 5. Sup Oil' 2V Texas Corp 38V Timken Det Axle 10 T'ansamerica 9V Union Carh 67',. Un cn Pnc 62' i. Unit Airlines ',, Unit Aircraft 6 V Unit Aircraft 24'.. Unit Corp SV itnit Oa Imp 10, US Rubber '.'fiV US Steel 45V Walworth 6V West vtnnc Motor av wooi- irtli 41' Elf Bond r-HlCMiO L1VFSTOC K CHICAGO. April M API L'SDA Mod. BW including 2300 dtrn-t: m,rk,t I iniHli-r.trly ,,-nv,. K,n,r)illy 10-15 hn;li,r PLAYMORE THEATRE nettrr Shows for Levi Money "STAGE DOOR" with Katherina Hepburn and Ginger Rogers on the State, almost an hour's vaudeville entertain ment sponsored by the In dian Clue of Springfield. LAST TIMKS WEDNESUAV! The SIIt.i Throated ley Tou Lots ... In a Thrilling Adrenrut in the South Seul ""-at . t Continuous Shows Always! than Tuesday's average; top. 8 85 spar mglv. bulk god and choice 1W-2W lbi,. 8 4KJ0; 250-280 lbs.. 8.20-40; 290-350 lbs.. 8 00-20: good 350-550 Ib. packing sow 7.25-50; smooth butcher kinds up to 7.73. Cattle 6000; calves 1200: both bteers and yearlingh strong: yearlinits active: medium and weighty steers rather slow; instances 10-15 higher on yearlings: in cluding light heifer and mixed offer ing; cows very scarce, firm to higher: bulls steady; vealers unchanged; strictly choice 1272 lb. steers. 10.35. the top: next highest price 10.00: long yearlings 990: steer market mostly 8.00-9 50; bet yearlings 9 10; weighty rausage bulls 7 ' down; vealers 10.50 down; mostly 9.50 down to 8W. Sheep 5000 tnrJudtng 500 direct, late Tuesday fat lambs steady to weak, about 10-15 lower: top 8.50: bulk 8.25-35; choice 102-112 pound wootktns, 8.25: today's trade moderately active; mostly steady; wooled lambs 8.25-40; good to choice 129 Ibi., 5.00. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. April 13. ' APi Late re. actions today more than wiped out mod erate upturns of wheat prices. Increased selling pressure developed on advances. Bearish traders made much of denials that the British government was buying wheat, and also emphasized late reports that rain had fallen In parts of Italy, relieving droughty conditions. At the clost, Chicago wheat futures were unchanged to '-j cent lower May 82-'i. July 79,.-80. eorn off to up. May 59't-60. July 61. and oats varying from ! cent to advance. Wcdnesday Programs KORE Cogrne 1126 Kilocycles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 3 p. m.. Kiddles' Karnlval; 5:15, U. S."j Marine Band; 5:30. Howie Wing: 5:45, Roundup; 6. Aristocrats; 6:15, Phantom ; Pilot: 6:30, Frank Bull; 6:45. News.; 7. Symphonic Slrincs: 7:15. Piano Cruising With George Hopkins; 7:30, Lone Ran ger; 8. Jungle Jim; 8:15. Howard Wood Orchestra ;8: 30, Emerald Rhythm Revue: 9. News: 9:15, House of MacGregor; 9:30, ; uream Time; :45, Jack Russell's Orch estra: 10:30. Louis Prlma's Orchestra; 11. Bob Crosby's Orchestra: 11:30, Bob Millar's Orchestra; 11:45, Talking Drums. KOAC, CoM-allli ! 530 Klloercltt 1 9:00 a. m.. Today's Programs; 9:03, Homemakers' Hour; 9:05, "Time Out"; 10::. Weather Forecast; 10:01. Music; 10:15. Story Hour for Adults: 10:45. Music; 11:00, Today's News; 11:06, Great Songs, Schubert; 11:15, The Story Teller of China; 11:30. Music of the Masters; 12:00, United Press News; 12:15 p. m.. Farm Hour; 12:15, Safety Talk. State Department, Salem: 12:30. Market and Crop Reports. Weather Forecast; 1:00, Music; 1:15. Variety: 1:43, Music; 2:00, A.A.U.W. Half Hour. "Galsworthy's Works," book review by Mrs. Ralph Crum; 2:30. Music; 2:45. Travel's Radio Review: 3:00, Music; 3:18, U. S. Navy as a Career; 3:30, Music; 3:45, Monitor Views the News: 4:00, Symphonic Half Hour; 430, Stories for Boys and Girls; 5:00. On the Campuses; 5:30, Music; 5:45, Vespers, Rev. H. E. Bennett; 6:00, Boy Scouts of America; 6:15. United Press News; 6:30. Farm Hour; 6:32. Agriculture as Viewed by Oregon Edi tors; 6:45. Market and Crop Reports, Weather Forecast: 7:00. H. R. Sinnard. O. S. C. Agricultural Engineering Dept.; 7:15. Snow Surveys: 7:30, Music; 7:45, Municipal Affairs: 8:00. Music: 8:15, Book of the Week; 8:30-9:00, Willam ette University. HOW. Portland m M0 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 5:00, Ray Harrington's Music; 5:13, Stars of Today: 5:30. Tommy Dorsey Orchestra: 6:00, Spring Swing: 6:15, Vic Arden Orchestra and Guests: 6:30. Thrills; 7:00. Kay Kyser's Musical Class: 8:00, Amos 'n' Andy; 8:15. Uncle Ezra's Radio Station: 8:30. Hawthorne House; 9:00, Town Hall Tonight: 10:00. ntchfield News Flashes: 10:15. Hotel Sir Francis Drake Orchestra; 10:30, Uptown Ballroom Orchestra; 1 1 :00, Ambassador Hotel Or chestra; 11:30, La Conga Orchestra; To 12, Weather Reports. KEX, rorltand 1180 Kilocycles (NBC Blue .Network) 5 p. m., Roy Shield Review; 5:30. Hollywood News; 5:45, Speed Gibson; j 6:00, NBC Program; 6:30, NBC Program: ! 7 to 8, Silent to KOB; 8; 00. Rainbow Grill Orchestra: 8:30, Ambassador Hotel Orchestra; 8:45, Oregonian News: 9:00, The Magic Carpet: 9:30. Wrestling Bouts; 10:30. Biltniore Hotel Orchestra; 11:00, Oregonian News: 11:15, Paul Carson, Or ganist: 11:30. Clover Club Orchestra; i To 12, Weather and Police Reports. REVIVAL NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY REX THEATRE SHOWINGS 1:00 9:00 Emerald Rhythm Revue Tonight 8:30 On the Stage McDonald Theatre Featuring Mauri a Biniord'i Band Broadcast Sponsored bv Kubenstein Furniture Co. KOIN Portlsn. 94 Kliof-cle (I BS Network) 5 p. m . Maurice Orchestra; 5:30, Charlie Chan: 5:45. Boake Carter: 6, Andre Kostelanett' Orchestra: 6:30, "Jef ferson and Roosevelt;" 7. Gang Busters; 7:30. Jack Shannon. Song; 8, Scatter good Batnes; 8:15, Lum and Abner; 8:30. Ben Berme; 9. Cavalcade of America; 9 30, Northwestern Neighbors; 10, Five Star Final: 10:15, Your Witneu; 10.45. Les Parker Orchestra; 11. Harry Owens Orchestra; 11:30, Ted Fiorito Orchestra. NOT responsible for any bills contracted by Clara Holdridge. SHAKLEY HOLDRIDGE. USE BLUE BELL MILK Pure - Safe - Pasteurized Tested and InsDected EUGENE FARMERS' CREAMERY Phone 638 Used Electric Refrigerators Cheap: HOPE REFRIGERATION AND ELEC. SHOP, 73 W. Broadway. Do your own sewing at the Sell Serv. Sewing Shop. I.O.O.F. Bids'. ON STAGE 8:30 EMERALD RHYTHM REVUE O MAURIE BINFORD AND HIS BAND O DON KENNEDY HE LOVED TO LOSE- LOST IOVE ... TUE SHUFFLE! rft"tti SEE AN OLD FAVORITE EACH WEEK! . THE REVIVAL THIS WEEK CHARLES LAUGHTON In "Ruggles of Red Gap" 0 A Complete Array of Selected Short Film- Also! mko'iiLocvcus I "Romance I tit the Dark" I ga mm UsaA THEATRES WEDNESDAY BILLS McDONALD: "Romance In the Dark" and "Love, Honor and Behave." HEILIG: "Hawaii Calls." STATE: "Her Husband Lies." MAYFLOWER: "Snow White And the Seven Dwarfs." REX: "Ruggles of Red Gap" on Revival Night. I! IT ENDS TODAYH o o Your last chance to see 1938'f best picture . . Starring awfully nice, but kind of silly You'll lova him bait when he's at his worst. WALTWSNEtf iiztt all length production o AND THI Seven dwaais Shows Start: 13:54 2:55 4:56 6:57 8:58 CHAN CHEW Chinese Herb Co. Herb Special,-! Tested by eenturlea of a e t o a I osa In China. Cbronlo dti- tes v V orders can be relief - ed. D a f I n 1 1 a gain M M m riD diseases g&Jmam nd male and (fe male ailments can he obtained. Try these herb remedies. They bare long ago profeo lb elf worth by showing resolta. Come, or write, to as. 30 Tears' experience In this work. Office hours 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. nt. Sundays and holidays 10:90 a. m. to 13:00 noon. 935 Oak Street, Upstairs Gas Ca. ti 1 Real Estate for Sale 200 1 Real Estate for Salt FARM RIJVKRS HFADOTT ABTF.RC FRF? V ATJM CAT:' LUVELY MOUNTAIN RANCH $2100 or $3000 with equipment, mu acres on gently rolling bench land win: near V Ovn moll rira nar) fi-AA en im4a. -11H imt inn creeks and several springs on place. New 3 room ha warn ouxou, otner small ouiiaings on good grave, roac: Of town, bus to erari anri hirh srhnnls. 1-t milp from; ! ment. for this and 200 other farms. . a real good investment, reasonable cash oayment j main 99 highway, 10 acres of ground, new building? t I bargain. See BUSINESS DEPARTMENT for other bimi portunities. farm. 6 miles of Eugene, all tilled, 7-room house, br Exchanee DeDartment for trades of real merit. OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION 81 West 8th I Real Estate for Sale 200 IF you want a real suburban home better sec this one, now as it can't last long at the price. $3500 with splendid terms. 2 acres all level garden land, l1 miles of F.ugene, modern 6 rm. house, double plumbing, newly deco rated, electric water supply, A wonderful home. . E. W. Walker with F. J. BERGER 32 8th Ave. E. 6 ACRES, cood house. Rood land. 20 minutes of Eugene. SU00. S200 down. Other farm, home and exchange bargains. H. N. TRAXLER, Real Estate. Creswell FARMS FEDERAL LAND BANK FOR information Inquire of C. W. Buckley, Secretary, or C. A. Barnes, Field Salesman at the National Farm Loan Office, 167 E. 8th St. Tel. 1068. SUBURBAN 35 A. level, good soil, house, barn, outbldgs.: fruit, shade trees, nut land. Must be sold. See it before vou buy. 65 W. 19th St. Ph. 3087. 4 ROOM Modern house, with gar age and wood shed: located 2493 Kincaid St. 250 cash, $25 per mo on balance due. L. B. Cox, 218 Miner Bide. 64 ACRES, 4-room house. 2 barns. 2 chicken houses, berries, fine nut und fruit orchard. Creek through place. Call 1952-W. CHOICE property. 2 blocks west of p. O. sacrificed, (income, re liable people only. Ph. 2591-W, Apt. 2. FARM BARGAIN 60 A. 40 in cult., Bal. timber, $750 total price. L. E. HODGES 628 Will. St. NEARLY New 8-room house, large grounds, lovely view; will take part trade, balance terms. 2550 r.asl lnlh REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE LLOYD A. PAYNE, a 10 Miner B JUMPLETE list of city and nib homes 10 down, bal like rent McCu1It Realty 69W Bdarr HOMES BUILT TO ORDEB Malr T Alderman Cont- Ph. 30 W. K. STRIKER 691 WilL-REAL ESTATE-Ph. 912 April VOU can wMpT you can't beat ouT? miWi.i . t n - nntir- i.on nITETJT J4fc Ym,. . ' --lory sonH. . ' '""r.WL-1. Cerent in me rviacnn n - . The Ceremony X., ne a at a a . .-V" "-IUVJI IPS m- j f-sciuuers nf :.;r"j 7 "K1" are ctr J ai i r nnofa ri: a O D A M CT1 crnm in T". 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S23.26 monthly include tLXC. utct cmr unvK. i fry ana sieepiiiy tion not old. only -price; $300 cash, ten 1" . .1. DLnuw Vast nth A WHi-ur rAN VC nQnu i.rw,m huncaK t- i ..v,n,,i Laut- fruit room. Al P uro"" Large attracme BRAND NEW only - sam'rtioh REAtr. 1029 Willamette-P?!? 4-ROOM house. ex' tion; dry basemeni. . just repainted. ,Lar?rJ, beautiful shrubbery, age. Owner will immediate cash and balance -month including taw, With Cashman ... Ti-;llam,ttr WELL BUIL'l BUNGALO fine furnace. Eiecirn other furniture throw--good terms. ..-iTf SAM RUGH , YfTOT ) A .LI "'. - galow. 4 rooms. . i0 have cash and sru