Pane Ten.
All Berries Now
Eugene Markets
All local produce market prices were
uncnangea weanesnay. n.n waaww
berries are now nlenttful, loganberries,
youngberries and blackcap raspberries
being ine latest arrival, atrawocrnw
ar now in their prime, or perhapji a
little past, and housewives are huylng
them lor canning, i no local matuci
price list follows:
POULTKI
(Buying Prices)
Colored hens. 4 to 5Mi lbs. ll'ic
Colored hens, over 5'i lbs. ll'ic
Leghorn hens. 3'i lbs. and up 9'-c
Leghorn hens. 3'i lbs. and up J'jc
Leghorn springs, over 3.4 lbs. .9'8C
Colored springs, under 4 lbs. .l 1 1 jc
Colored springs. 4 lbs. and up w12'jc
Stags 5'c
Cocks -bVgc
All No. 2. 2 cents less.
RHTTFRFAT
(Buying , Frlces)
A grade cream, deliverey twice
weekly 24c
B grade cream 22'aC
C grade cream lT'ic
BUTTER
(Wholesale Prices: Cartons le Higher)
A grade, lb -- 27'jc
B grade, lb. 26,'3c
CHEESE
Loaf, singles, lb. Iflc
Loaf, in case lots, lb. 15c
Trips, single, lb. 15c
Trips. In case lots - .14c
EGGS
(New Vnrk Grade Buying Prices)
Extras, large I6'4c
Standards, large .14 'zc
Medium, extras 15c
Medium, standards ,13c
Chex -LlQ'ic
(Pacific Co-On Prices to Retailers)
(Cartons or ,i cast lots lo extra)
Grade A oversize 27c
Grade A large 22c
Grade A medium
.lflc
..17c
20c
18c
17c
Grade A small
Grade B large
Grade B medium
Grace C large .
Valley long
Lamb and coarse
Short
23c
-22c
Spring clip
Short 20c
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Long wool pelts
..8c
Short wool pelts
CASCARA
Cascara. lb. -
GRAPE ROOT
Oregon grape root. lb.
TALLOW
No. 1 4c; No. 2 3ci
GRAINS
..5c
Wheal, white, bushel
Wheat, red, bushel 74c
White oats, ton
Gray oats, ton
barley, ton
i i
Oats and vetch hay. ton $10
Alfalfa, ton - S12
VEGETABLES. FRUITS
(Buying Prices Aver, for No. I Produce)
Spinach, lb. 3'ic
Potatoes. 100 lbs. $135
Beets, doz. bunches 40c
Lettuce, crate - --SI. 00
Carrots, doz. -. -40c
Cabhage. new. lb,
Cauliflower, crate
$1.25
Uic
Parsnips, lb.
Turnips. doZ. bunches 50c
Local hothouse cucumbers. doz.fl0c
Green onions, doz. bunches 40c
Asparagus, crate $2.25
Strawberries, crate S2
Cabbage,' .V."ZZIII --3c
Rhubarb, crate 60c
Public Market
Retail price eggs was up a cent a
dozen at the Producers' Public market
Wednesday, jumbos being quoted at
24 cents, extras at 22 cenU and me
diums at 20 cents. All other macket
prices were steady and firm. The price
list follows:
RETAIL PRICES
Vegetables
Beets. 2 bunches for 15c
Radishes, bunch 5c; 3 for 10c
Cabbage, lb. 6c
Spinach, lb. . 5c
Green onions, bunch 5c; 2 for 9c
Potatoes. No. 2, 14 lbs 25c
Hothouse tomatoes, lb. 25c and 30c
Hothouse cucumbers, lb. 10c-22c
White beans, 4 lbs. for 25c
Rhubarb. 4 lbs. for 10c
Head lettuce. 5c and 2 for 13c
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Mayflower
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..29c
25c
15c
,.25C
..25c
10c
-25c
25c
,.25c
,.25C
29c
.29c
Gooseberries. 4 for
Strawberries, 3 boxes for
Raspberries, box
Pie cherries. 3 boxes for
Hoy at Anno Cherries, 4 lbs. fdr
Currants. 3 boxes lor
Loganberries, three boxes for
Blackcaps, box 10c; 3 for .
Youngberries, box 10c; 3 for
- Elg-J
Jumbos
Extras .
Mediums .
Poultry
Turkeys, lb.
24c
. 22c
20c
.23-25C
26c
24c
30c
Heavy hens. lb.
Light hens. lb.
Fryers, lb.
Miscellaneous
filberts, lb.
Walnuts, lb.
Horseradish, lb. ..
Rabbits, dressed, lb.
15c
.15-25c
20c
30c
Cider, gallon
25c
mincemeat, pint, 20c; quart
Sauerkraut, lb.
Popcorn, lb.
...35c
...15c
...10c
,2Sc
10c
25c
Hutter. lb.
Watercress, bunch
Tomato plants, doz
Portland List
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 21 AP
Butter: Prints A grade. 28c pound in
parchment wrappers, 29c pound in car
tons; B ijrade, 27c in parchment wrap
pers: 27 'Ac in cartons.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
.6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
Portland. 24-24'ac: valley routes and
country points, 2c less or 22V2c; premium
quality, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent
acidity. Hie more than first aiyility.
2c less than first Quality.
Cheese Oregon triplets, 13c. Ore
gon loaf. I4c; brokers will pay Vic
below quotation.
Ebbs Wholesalers buvins prices: A A.
19c doz.; A. 18c doz,: B. large lGc doz.:
A, medium, 15c doz.: A. small. 15c doz.
Selling price to retailers generally 2c
doz. higher. ' -
Live poultry Buying prices: Leghorn
broilers. 12'i-13c pound; colored springs,
colored hens to 5 lbs., 15c lb.; over
17c pound: leghorn hens, over 3'i lbs..
14c lb.; under 3' pounds. 13c lb.;
colored hens to 5 lbs.. 15-16c lb.; over
5 lbs.. 15c lb.; No. 2 grade, 5c lb.
less.
Turkeys Selling prices: Hens. 17-18c
lb.; toms, 15-16c lb. Buying prices: New
hens. 15-16c lb.: toms. 14 -15c lb.
Country meats Selling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best but
cher under 160 pounds, 10-10 Vic pound:
vealers. 11', -12c lb.: light, thin 10-llc
lb.; heavy. 9'4-lOc pound: canner cows.
S'a-Dc lb.; spring lTibs J6c b.; year
ling lambs, 10-12c lb.: ewes 5-7c lb.:
bulls. 11c lb.
Potatoes Yakima Gems. cental:
local. .$1.00: Deschutes Gems, S1.25
cental; Klamath Falls No. 1 Gems, S1.25.
Onions Oregon No. 1. $1.80 per cent
al; California fax. 80-00c; red 80-90c;
yellow. 80-DOc per 50-lb. sack.
Wool Nominal, Willamette valley me
dium. 25c pound; coarse and braids,
25-26C lb.; lamb and fall. 20c lb.;
eastern Oregon. I8-21c; six months
fleece. 22-24.
Mohair Nominal, 1938. 25c lb.
Cascara bark Buying price. 193S peel.
4c lb.
Hops 1938 clusters. 20-25c; iuggles
23c.
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfalfa
No. 1, $16 ton; oat-vetch. $12 ton;
clover, $11 ton; oat-vetch. $12 ton:
gon $19; same, valley. $14 ton. Port
land. PORTLAND. Ore.. June 19. (API
Sugar Berry and fruit 100s. $5.10; bale.
$3.25; beet, $5.05 cental.
Domestic flour Selling price, city de
livery, 1 to 25-bbl, lots: Family patent,
49s. $5.70-6.33: bakers' hard wheat, net.
$4.00-5.45; bakers' blucstem. $4.70-5.00:
blended wheat flour. $4.70-5.00; 50ft
wheat flour, $4.40-4.45: graham, 49s.
$4.50; whole wheat. 49s. $4.95.
SUGAR AND FLOUR
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 21 APi
isugar Berry and fruit 100s. $5.10; bale.
$5.25; bpet, $5.0,') rental.
Domestic flour Selling price, citv de
livery. 1 to 2,1-bbl. lots: Family natfiit.
4ns. $5.70-6.33: bakers hard wheat, net.
$4.00-5.45; bakers' bluestem. $4.70-5.00;
blenTIerT wheat flour, $4.70-5.00; soft
wneai nour, 54.40-4.45; graham. 49s.
i.,jv, wnoie wneai, 4us. 54.95,
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 21 lAPl
Wheat: Open High Low Close
"u,y - 72 72 72 72
Cash grain:
uats No. 2 3R lb. white 29.00
tiariey No. 2 45 lb. RW 26.00
.orn no. 2 E. Y, Ship. ..26.75
iiu. 1 r lax ... . . i7i
Cash wheat ibidi;
Soft white 71 fi, western white 71.
nam ren winter orri narv no it. 11
per cent fiil'i, 12 per cent ' 71, 13 per
tern 1,1, 1 (ier cent in.
nam white naart ordlrrv la
I per cent 78'a. 13 per cent 79'i,. 14 per
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Asparagus, lb. 10c: 3 lor ,
Peas. 4 lbs. lor
Carrots, 2 bunches lor
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DONALD WOODS
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., ' June 21 AP1
(USDAl Hogs salable 600, total 650.
close slow, hteady. good-choice 165-215
lb. driveins 7.50. few off grades and
over fat kinds 7.35. carload lots 7.60
and above, one sizeable lot outstandins
truckins 7.75. 225-75 lb. butchers 6.75
7.00, light lights and slaughter pigs
6.50-7.00, packing sows 5.25-50. choice
light feeder pigs 7.50, and above.
Cattle salable 150, total 175; calves
salable 50, total 75, slow, mostly steady
with week's decline, few grass steers
7.5041.00, cutters 5.50. good fed Ktpers
quotable 9.00-60. common-medium heif
ers 6.00-7.25; cutters down to 4.75. low
cutter and cutter cows 3.25-4.25, com
mon medium 4.50-5.75, including dairy
type cows 5.50. good beef cows 6.25.
few bulls 5.25-6.50. cutters 5.00. . choice
vealers 8.25,50, common-medium 5.50-
7.50.
Sheep salable 350, total 5.50. active,
steady, good-choice trucked in lambs
8.00, extreme top late Tuesday 8.15.
common-medium 6.00-7.00. feeders 6.50
73. few old crop lambs 4.50-5.50, good-
choice ewes 2.503.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. June 21 i API "L'SDA
Salable hogs 10.000; active; generally
10-15 higher than Tuesday V average;
top 7.00; bulk good and choice 180-230
lbs. 6.75-95; 250-290 lbs. largely 6.50-85;
290-350 lbs. butchers 6.00-50: good Hr.ht
and medium weight packing sows 5.20
6.00: few 6.05-15; heavy sows 4.50-5.15.
Salable cattle 9509: salable calves
10C0: very liberal run strictly grain fed
steers and yearlings here: compara
tively little done but early sales year
lings and light steers also plain and
medium light cattle both steers and
heifers steady; weighty steers steady to
25 lower; good to near choice kinds
scaling over 1200 lbs. showing most de
cline; highly finished 1200-1400 . lbs.
averages steady: demand broadest for
light cattle however; heifers under 7.50
lbs. steady, others 10-15. lower; best
steers early 10.25. with 10.50 bid and
severe loads held around 10.75;-- best
heifers ea-ly 9.50: other killisf classes
scarce and steady; heavy sausage bulls
up to 7.50; vealers 8.50-9.50; stock cat
tle scarce.
Salable sheep 1000: old crop clipped
lambs and .springers active; strong to
15 higher: Rood to choice native spring
lambs 10.00-50; native throwouts around
8.00-50; good old crop clipped tambs
8.00: one double good to choice around
82 lbs, 8.60; sheep steady: light weight
native ewes 3.25; 150-200 lbs. kinds
I.0O-50.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. June 21 'API Wheat
prices tumbled to new low levels for
the season in the final minutes of trade
today after prices had ruled firm dur
ing most of the session, gaining as
much as cent at times.
Selling of wheat In Winnipeg by
prominent commission house Interests
with U. S. connections were said to
have touched off stop loss selling here.
July wheat fell to 69 cent, lowest in
about two months and September 10
70Va cents.
Wheat closed Vb-V-'k lower. July 69
aA-, September 703ii-la. corn j-3
lower, July 49-49e, September 50'-3,i,
oats aA-lV off.
New York Markets
By 1 VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, June . 21 lAPl Buying
was concentrated in a few stocks, rais
ing them, as much as 2 points, while
the market generally prolonged its draft
today.
What some brokers described as
"long pull" buying in anticipation of
business improvement was .translated
into plus signs for a number of spe
cialties. American Can and Continental spurt
ed -more than a point as the canning
stocks drew attention on favorable crop
reports. Some merchandise shares were
In demand, notably J. C Penney. Cel
ancsc and Public Service of New Jer
sey were other outstanding gainers.
But minor losses were the rule In
the usual speculative favorites. Includ
ing U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Kennecott
and U. S. Rubber, during the greater
part of the leisurely dealings. Motor
shares stiffened toward the last, eras
ing earlier losses .in. General Motors.
Trading ran at about the :same pace
as in the previous session, approximat
ing 450,000 shares.
While traders In most fields were
developments at home and abroad, a
recovery trend again was traced in cor-
dlsposed to mark time awaiting for
corporate bonds.
Adams Ex Air Rcduc 5QV, Alaska
Juneau 8. Al Chem & Dye . Allied
Slores 9b. Amer Can , An Eng Tile
. Am For pow 2b. Am Pow & Lt
4b, Am Rad Std San lib. Am Roll
Mills 13b. Am Smell & Ref 42b, Am
Tel & Tel 163b. Am Tob B 83b. Am
Wat Wks 9b. Am Zinc I AS 4b. Ana
conda 24. Armour ill 4b. Atchison 28.
Auburn Auto 2. Barnsdall 13b. Bait
O 5b. Bendix Avia 23b. Beth Steel
56b. Boeing Airp 22b. Borden 20b.
Borge-Warner 23b. Budd Mfg 4. Cal
racmng zu.
Callahan 7.V. . Calumet Hee !
Canadian Pacific 4b. Case JI 20b, Cat
Chesapeake fi; O 33, Chrysler 71. Col
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GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Gas & El 6V Coml Solv 10'',, Coipm
wlih fit South l'.ii, Consol Aim-aft 10V.
Consol Edison 31U. Consol Oil 73i.
Contl Can 38b. Cord Prod 64b. Crown
Zellerbach , Curtiss Wright 5'i, Doug
Aircraft 67 'a. Dupont dc N 149'i. East
Kod 169, El Pow & Lt 8, Erie RR l1'.
Gen El 35'. Gen Foods 44'. Gen Gas
Ac El A J. Gen Mot 443;. Gillette 4U.
Goodyear Tire 28",. Gt No Ry Pf
Hecker Prod . Holland Furn , Hud
Motors 4'-i. Ill Cent 12. Insp Copper ,
hit Harvester 57'4. Int Nick Can 463a,
Ini Pap & P Pf 3Ps. Int Tel & Tel
6', Johns Manville 75V2. Kennecott
ri2'i. Lib O Ford 47 Ligg Myers B
105'a. LoeWs 44. Long Bell A 2'i, Lor
illard Pf 23i, Mont Wd 51 'a. Nash Kel
6a. Natiisc 27U, Nat Cash 18. Nat
Dairy Prod 15H. Nat Dist 25H. Nat
Pow & Lt 8b. NY Cent 14b. North
Amer Co 22, Northern Pac 6V4, Ohio
Oil 7', Otis Steel 8"ii.
' Pac Amer Fish 4. Pac Gas fit El 31i.
Pac T&T , Pack Mot 3b. Penney JC
B8b. Penn RR 17k, Phelps Dodge 34a.
Phillips Pet 35, Proc & Gamble 59'a,
Preyed Steel Car 8. Pub Serv NJ 37ss.
Pullman 26b. Radio 5. Rayonier 8b.
Ravonier Pf , Rem Rand lib. Repub
Sleel 15b. Rey Tob B 38b. Rtchfjeld
Oil 8b. Safeway Stores 41b. Sears Roe
76b, Shell Union 11. Socony Vacuum
It3,. Sou Ca I Ed ison 26b , Sou Pac
13. Stand Brands 6b. Stand Gas & El
, Stand Oil Cal 26. Stand Oil Ind 25.
Stand Oil NJ 43 b.
Stone &. Webster II "A. Studebaker 8b.
Sunshine Mining 83i, Sup Oil 2. Tex
Corp 38b. Tex Gulf Sulphur 28 V4. Tide
water Asso Oil 12b. Timken Roll Bear
41b, Transamerlca 5b. Union Carbide
79b, Union Oil Cal 16b. Union Pacific
93b, United Aircraft 36b. United Air
lines lib. United Corp 2b. United Frt
80, United Gas Imp 12b, US Indust Al
, US Rub 42b. US Rub Pf 107b.
US Steel 47b, Vanadium 20b. Walworth
3b, Warner Pictures 4b. Western Un
10b. Westinghouse Elec MM 99b. White
Motor 6b, Wool worth 47b.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, June 21 API (USDA
Only scattered sales were closed in the
Boston wool market today and prices
were inclined to be irregularly lower
on active wools.
Good French combing length fine
territory wools, in original bacs.
brought 65 cents, scoured basis. Twelve
month Texas wools moved at 66 to 68
cents, scoured basis. Mixed grade lots
of three-eighths and one Quarter blood
fleeces were being offered from bright
and semi-bright areas at easing Quota
tions. Some users were taking a few
offerings, but their purchases were
mostly small. Many users were irjac
tvie awaiting developments. Bids on
fine territory wools, not needed im
mediately, were ' distinctly lower than
recent and current selling prices on
similar spot wools.'
Wednesday Radio
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5:15 p. m. Crimson Trail, 5:30 Buck
Rogers, 5:45 Shatter Parker, 6 Freshest
Thing In Town. 6:15 Steve Lennet's
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High Seas, 7:30 Lone Ranger, 8 Frank
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Let s Swap. 9 News. 9:15 Fulton Lewis.
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8:45 Music, 9 OSC Round Table "Camp
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tor, 9:45 Between the Infinities School
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professor ot Chemistry.
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6:15 Leon F. Drews. Organist. 6:30 Ask-
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8 Gang Busters, 8:30 News and Re
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Archie Bieyer Orch.
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Marian Miller's Problem Corner, 5:45
Cowboy Rambler. 6 Ransom Sherman
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Kelsey's Almanac, 8 Sports Reporter,
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Ambassador Orch.. 10:30 La Consa
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Police Reports. 11:18 Paul Carson. Or
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3 p. m. Stars of Today, 5:30 Cocktail
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Richard Himber Orch., 9:15 Percy Har
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12:30 Refreshment Time With Shi; In'
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Crimson Trail. 5:30 Hollywood Night
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Hornet. 6:30 Club Cabana. 6:45 News. 7
Kay Kyser Orch,, 7:15 Mutiny oa the
High Seas. 7:30 American Legion, 7:45
Jimmy Dorsey Orch., 8 Frank and
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Service Farm Flashes. 1 Music. 1 : 15
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6:15 a. m. Markets. 6:20 KOIN Knock.
7:45 News, 8 Breakfast Bugle. 8:15 Her
Honor, Nancy James, 8:30 Romance of
Helen Trent. 8:45 Our Gal Sunday. 9
Goldbergs, 9:15 Life Can Be Beau
tiful 9:30 Consumer News. 9:45 Yours
Sincerely, 10 Big Sister, 10:15 Real Life
Stories. 10:30 Short Cuts to Success.
10:35 Eddie Eben Orch., 10:45 When a
Girl Marries, 11 Fashion Chats.- 11:45
News, 12. Pretty Kitty Kellv.
12:15 p. m. Myrt and Marge, 12:30
Hilltop House, 12:45 Stepmother. 1
Scattergood Balnes. 1:15 Dr. Susan. 1:30
Kcireshment Time With Singin' Sam.
1:45 March of Games. 2 Fletcher Wilev.
2:15 Hello Again, 2:30 Speed. Inc., 2:45
ian wynn, songs, 3 Newspaner of the
Air, 4 Tea- for Two. 4:15 Pianolosue,
4:30 Melodies. 4:45 Danc Tim
5 p. m. Major Bowes, 6. Lcwisphn
Stadium Concert, 6:45 National For
ensic League.. 7 Amos 'n Andv, 7:15
Matty Malneck Orch., 7:30 joe. E.
Brown. 8 Kate Smith. 9 Evervhody
Wins. 9:30 Anson Weekv OrHv, 10 iw.r-
Star Final. 10:15 Nightcap Yarns. 10:30
Kay Kyser Orch.. 11 Erwin Yeo. Oran,
11:15 Artie Shaw Orch., 11:30 Archie
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Altar Hour, 7:30 Financial Service. 7:45
Accordiana. 8 Dr. Brock. 8:30 Farm and
Home, 9:45 Agriculture Today. 9:30
Patty Jean 9:45 Christian Science. 10
nome institute, 10:15 Home Folks Fro
lic, 10:30 News. 10:45 Lioht Oncra s.
lections. II Dance Orch., 11:30 Hooker
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Syracuse Orch., 2 Curbstone Quiz. 2:15
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cal Interlude. 2:25 Naw n-in unt.i
Edison Orch., 2:45 NBC, 3 Hotel Bilt
morc Orch., 3:15 Grace Shannon. Pia-
niM. j..ju iioiaman Hand, 4 Primrose
Quartet, 4:30 It's Uo To Ynn
5 p. m. NBC Program. 6:30 Minstrel
Show, 7 Benson Hotel Orch.,. 7:30 Now
and Then, 7:45 Know Your Grocer. 8
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Orch., 11.45 Sports Final.
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7 a. m. Viennese Ensemble, 7:15 Trail
Blazers. 7:45 Newt. 8 Elizabeth Earl
Organist. 8:15 O'Neills. 8:30 Stars of
ioaay H:aa Time signal. Piano Recital
9:15 Three Romeos. 9:30 Martha Meade,
9:45 Dr. Kate. 10 Beiiy and Bob, 10:15
Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 10:30 Va
liant iaay, iu:i5 Hymns or All Churches
U Story of . Mary Marlin. 11:1S Ma
Perkins, 11:30 Pepper Youngs Family.
11:45 Guiding Light. 12 Backstage Wife.
12:15 d. m. Stella Dallas. 12:.V) vn
and Sade. 12:45 Midstream. 1 NBC. 1:15
nouseDoai nannan, l :3U Morin Sisters.
1:45 Johnnie Johnston. Bar it nn o
Stars of Today,' 2:15 I Love a Mystery.
vi me wir, o easy Aces,
3:15 Mr. Keen. Tracer of Lost Persons.
3:30 News, 3:45 Stars of Today, 4 Rudy
Vallee Hour.
JAMES
CAGNEY
AS THE
"OKLAHOMA
KID"
with
HUMPHREY . -'
BOGART
"WIFE HUSBAND
AND FRIEND"
with
LORETTA YOUNG
WARNER BAXTER
BINNIE BARNES
YOUR DOLLAR'S
WORTH ALWAYSI
ARMY & NAVY
STORE
716 Willamette 8t
DANCING
Willamette Park
Every
and Sunday
25e Couple
Sat. Nitc: Art Holman'a
Band. Reg. Price.
Springfield Theater
TODAY'S SUPER DOUBLE BILL
John Bole, and Lull Dpste In
"SHE MARRIED AN ARTIST"
Also
Boris K.rloff In
"BLACK ROOM MYSTERY"
Plus Selectrd Short
Matinee Sunday
Most Seats 15e Children lOe
The Eugene ReKlster-Guard Is a mem
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Real Estate for Sale 200 1 Real Estate for Sale
12 A. all under irrigation. New bldgs. fruit, berries, garden, and j
versified. Trade tor larger iarm, or uu.
UUol -nm. nunin i- - s
. . om Pin hasement furnace., beaum
1 Dea ini;,. auiuiu. mu. - ...nn ,
. . .-.i. i u ton a viv for heat. $4300. "8
yara. tiose in. t-usus icm .nan ---
take most of value m traae m smaii uui.b.".
a -,-nt nAirTTrt HTP.HWAY
Nearly new house, barn and poultry house. Very pleasant locatit
Pr ce $2,000. To uaoe lor cuy v"'- . :
Lot 66.8 by 160 mmway between U. of O and busmess center. I1J
SAM RUUlT KiiALil I V.umrn
1029 Willamette Phone 64
AN IDEAL HOME
1 R V T) If you would have an
nn-ic! idcal llome Pri.Ced
ROOMS substantially below
U of O. its present worth see
t' f W M th'S- Two sets plumb
J. U W IN ingi ine living room
with fireplace, corner dining rm
well built-in kitchen, fine base
ment with sawdust, burner, good
garage, profuse flowers and
shrubs. This home only 4 blocks
from town, doubly constructed
and a home of refinement. Total
price $7000. Very good terms.
EUGENE
COMMUNITY BUILDERS
Ph. 479 241 Miner Buildjng
ELEVATED SIGHTLY
LOCATION
2 A. Neat 4-room cottage in beau
tiful setting of well placed oak,
pine and fir trees. Borders creek
west of 14th hole of the Eugene
Country club. Mostly good till
able land. Price $3000; $500
down, bal. $25 per mo. includ
ing 5 int. See Mr. Rugh at
E. H. PETERSON CO.
23 E. B roadway P1VMM2
FOR SALE BY OWNER
an 9-3 A. ?.ia miles West Monroe,
Oregon. IDEALLY adapted for
. winter duids, o-rm. uiua "u.l,r
ern. nartlv furnished home with
electric lights and pressure
water system. Beautiful grounds,
eoorl barn, double garage. No
' floods, or hieh water. $1500 cash
will handle. Inq. Wm. H. Carson.
Monroe Hotel. Monroe, ure.
20 ACRES in red clover, ready to
cut, entire heavy crop goes with
place if sold immediately. North
of Eugene, most beautiful build
ing site. If interested in good soil
and fine location, you must see
this. At only $3,000.
F. J. BERGER, 32 E. 8lh Ave.
NEARLY 3 A. 6-rm. hse. Large
barn, 2 smaller cottages, rented
steady. Fruit trees. Shade trees,
horrific THfinl hnmfl nrid income.
Isaac Cline estate, 1 mi. from
Springfield toward Chase Gai-
aens. .
9945 FATRIVTOTTNT BLVD.
FINEST RESIDENCE DISTRICT
IN EUGENE
Drive by and take in the
SITRRnlTNnlNOS.
Property shown to BONA FIDE
CASH BUYERS Ph. m-JorJVl.
OWASSO Homesites, 2 mi. N.
Good road, electricity, garden
soil, fruit, room for cow and
chickens. $25.00 down $15.00 per
month, no int. till April iu
269W 12th, phone 353J-NL
F. ,T. BERGER REALTOR
32 East 8th Phone 2661
June 21. 19331
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Florists
RAUP'S Better FlowersTpiTi
Personals
YOUNG wnmpn in ttnku
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communicate with AdiutaJ
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land. Orppnn nr mitk i
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uon Army, via fearl St,
gene, Oreeon.
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"NOTICE" Almay has read '
the best people. Gives advice
an mings, us w. nm Ave
Lost and Found '
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LOST 32x6 truck tire andl
ueiweeu mils v-reeK ana opr
field. Leave at Jasper Ser.
or Acme Auto wrecKers.
LOST Red cocker spaniel 4
old. nouna learner color,
swers name Buttons. Ph,
PALMISTRY. Psychic. Numei
ogy. 112 E. 5th. Mohreen.
Transportation
LOWEST RATES
Portland. O. W. $1.85; R. T.
Lv. Eugene 8:23 a.m., 2, 5:50 pi
San Francisco $6.50; R. T. $11
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Los Aneeles $12: R, T. $21.60.
DOLLAR BUS LINES Hf
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NETS 21,
. i it. rinnct tin vine am1
mArl narks on Uic
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station u - ' a i
grounas re?lu?",i" V r
tract of fine virgin forest &
roads through park. NO Cl
PETITIUIN, ana
SIBLE. Right on Hign
$10,000 down.. Balance el
terms. Total price $20,000.
EUGENE
rvwMTTNTTY BUILDER!
241-2 Miner Building Jli-
- - - .""i iJ 53 ml
400 ACKtb gooa '""--
4
leeh' Wof wood pare.
water, near good roafe
??hool bus,$l-2?Aw alP
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?:. .a balance
Ot 1UYO uuwn
re"l- tivnr nF.ALTYCO.
727 Wlllimette StP
FOR sale or trade
moaeii -'"" Rn acres ra PS
in cultivation, 80 ac re
ture and timber. Ph. 3W- T
Olive, Ejgenejure. rFJrn
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Complete .details sou Ts
PrSoertv Managemfi 4
LANEPCY ABSTRACTS
22 E. 8th Ave. - Pnpj
Robert W. PoKeMfa
36 A. FAKM -J,t Hi.':
mouth, pre., all in 't ri jo
barn. Price suw
Bert Harper. oThel'
Corvallis and Eugenj jj
nuts and fruit; d
rTrnrTMNS in tan. "., A
springs and JvX,
changes. H.
sTROOMTnfinished hou e.
good location s'""ore
6t rn ins.
U5TFOir$200 ffloS a
."ern 6-room west side n rf
$10.50 m"n- ilYNTf "FARM
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