Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, February 21, 1940, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Teh. Price Changes Are Few Eugene Markets Produce market In Eujrtne hav re mained unchanged for nearly a week. The list follow: HUTTEDr AT (Baring Prices) Premium duality (maximum of JS of per cent acid) -32c Firit quality (maximum ct JS of 1 ner cent acd Second quality , 29c HOTTER (Wholiul prloaat Carlona la Bffni A irrade. b. 34c B rade. lb. . 33c CHEESE Loaf.'1 tinrlet. lb. Loaf, In case loll, lb. Trips, single, in. 18Vic Trips. In case lotf. lb. EGGS (Bnytng PrItM) Dozen 1 Paelfla Co-Op Prleca ! B nrade A oversize ..24c Tirade A largo Grade A ".mal, Grade B largo Chex 1C WOOL Valley long Lamb and coarse Short Spring dip Short , Beef . Kip Calf . . , Dry Long wool pells CAB CAB. A . Casein, lb. OrtgoD grapt root. lb. - TALLOW No. l-3o No. 23e GRAINS Wheat, red. bushel Wheat, white, bushel Whits oata. ton Orav oatt. ton -K0-21 Barley, ton $24-25 VRUETAnLEB. FRUITD (Bartoa PrtoM Avar, for N. 1 rrM, Potatoca. Nol. 100 Ibi. ' " Seed. dor. bunchea Tnr Lettuce, crate " " Carrots, doc , , ..aOc Green onions, dos. bunchea Cabbage, lb. IM- Broccoli, dor, heads 11 Turnips, dot ounche Apple, box Brussels sprouta. box Squash, lb. , Celery heart, dot. 75c 80c Public Market Oversize eggs dropped a cent a dozen at the Public Market Wednesday and were selling nt 22 cents. The other itizes were unchanged. The market price list follows; , Vegetable Cabbage, lb. ,-. -...-. 3c Spinach. 3 lb, - 15c Green onions, bunch 5c a for 9c Potatoes. No. 1. 14 log. , , Hothouse leaf lettuce, lb. 10c White beans- lbs for Hathoufte leaf lettuce, lb io Beets, bunch Mustard greens, lb. Parsntoa. lbs. for , 5c -106 -ISC -15c Turnips, bunch Sauar kraut lb. , Hominy, quart . Fruits Applet, 8 lbs. for Pears, basket Dried prunes Italian, lb. fie: Miller sweet. 4 lbs. for 25c; Noble French. 3 lbs. for - - 23c EffS . Oversize . .22c Extras 19c 13c Mediums Poultry Heavy hem. lb. Light hens, lb. Fryers, lb. Capons, lb 22c 2c -28c .22c -20c DUCKS. ID. Turkeys, lb. M Hlsccllaneoa Butter, lb. Popcorn, lb. PUberU, lb, Walnuts, lb. Horseradish, lb, Rabbits, dressed, lb. . Sauerkraut, quart , Country butter, lb. Cider, gallon Black walnuts, lb. Orape Juice, gallon Country sausage, lb. IOC 15c -15-250 20c 24c 1C 37c .10c -II Cbarlia McCarthy MORTIMER SHERD SPRINGFIELD Theatre ANOTHER STLTtNDOl 8 BILL Bftta DstIi anil Frral Flvnn la -eUZABEIll AND KS8KX" Their Private Lives rilmtal In TtehnlceUr -Th Beeontl Big Festar RonsM RersM Msrgst Stevens In "SSIAHIIING TUB MONET RINti" Short Snbjeets News Matlnet Sands y Arivrnnen Mrt Seats 15e nllnrtn le QEDD.DJS Last Times Tonltc! rffl Robert CUMMINGS l Constance MOORE "TrV Sollt, Ian Cilkiri t M VOU 'ft f 00tlE...0H Portland List PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 21 (API Butter: Prints A grade. 34c In parch ment wrappers; Hjc lb. In cartons giado, 33c in parchment wrappers; 34c m. in cartons. But terfat First quality maximum of .8 of 1 per cent acidity, rteltverea Portland. 32'z-33c; valley route ar country points. 2c Icfs or 31c; premlm quality, maximum of .33 of 1 per cent acidity, l'c more man first quality. 2c less titan first quality. Cheese Selling orlce to Portland re. taiiers: Tillamook triplets. 22c Ib.t loaf. 23c Ib.t f. o. b. prices to wholesalers: TriDlets. 20c ib.i loaf. 2lc lb. Eggs Buying prices: Extra large, 16c; standards, large, 15c; extras, medium, 15c; extras, small, 13c; standards, small, 1ZC. Live dou It ry nominal buying prices: Leghorn broilers, 1 to Is lbs.. 13c: do 2 pounds. 13c: fryers, under 3 lbs. 13c Ib.t no 3 to 4 lbs., 13c lb.; roasters. over 4 lbs.. 14c; coloreo hens 4 to a ids. 12c; do over 5 pound. 12c; leghorn hens under 3'.4 lbs.. 8c: over 3tt lbs. 10c: No. a grade. 5c less. Turkeys Selling prices: Hens. 18 -17ci torn. 15c; buying price. No, 1 hens. lfi-15c. toms. 14c. Country meats Selling price to retatr izft-150 lbs., a-8 ''i cents: veaiers. 15'ic lb.; light and thin, 1 0-1 2c pound heavy, 10-llc Ib.i spring lambs, 15c: cutter cows. 8-8c pound: canner cows 7Vi-8o lb.: bulls. 10-lOWc lb. Potatoes Yakima Gems , Deschutes. $1.35-1.50; Klamath. $1.30 cwt.: one Malin brand. $1.65 cental; local whites 15c box: sacks, $1.10-1,23 cental; sweets $2.40 crate. onions Oregon, 45-1 5c; Yakima. ic-wc tacK, Wool Eastern Oregon, fine. 25-2Sc crossed. 2tf-29ci Willamette Valley. 29ct Iamb. 20c. Mohair Nominal: 12-mo. 30e lb.: fall. rsc lb. Cascara bark Buying price 193B peel. 4c lb. Hops 1930. 23c Ib.t 1933. nominal. Hay Selling price to retailers. Alfalfa no. l, sit toni oat-vetcn, si 2 ton; clover. $11 toni timothy. Eastern Ore gon, $18: utile, valley $12-14 ton. Port land. PORTLAND FLOUR PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 21 APt- Domestic flour Selling price, cily de livery, l to Z3-DM, lots: ramny pat ents, 49s. $8.05-7.55: bakers' hard wheat net. $4 90-0.20; bakers' bluestem, $S 80- 00; blended wheat flour. JS.90-S.1S: soft wheat $5,2.V5.30: graham, 49s. $5.50; whole wheat, s, $5.83 bbi. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 21 API- Grain; Wheat Open High Low Close May 86 83 88 8 Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 24.50 Barley No. 2 45 lb. BW 24.50 :orn No. 2 E, Y. Ship 28.25 No. 1 Flax 2.02'4 Cash wheat (bid); Soft while 88. western white 88. estern red S5S. Hard red winter ordinary SSifr. 11 per cent 88. 12 per cent 89'i. 13 per cent 98. 14 per cent IM. Hard while Baart ordinary . 12 Per cent 95, 13 per cent 1.01. 14 per cent 1.04. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 21 APi USDAI Hoga salable 750. tota 1200: market steady to weak: few sales 5-10 lower; good-choice 185-215 lb. drlvelns oo-io; few lata 8.15; carloads quotable S.ZAI 230-270 lb. weights 5.25-50: 120- 160 lb, kinds mostly 5.00-50; few 3.75: packing sows 4.50-75; light weights to tew feeder pigs 4.50-75. Cattle salable and total 125: calves salable 25, total 33; market active, fully steady; few lots medium-good fed steers 8.00-75; few light feeder steers common ne fers 5.50-6.50: good light heifers up to 8.00; cutter-common cows 4.00-5.00; canners down to 3.75: fat dairy type rows ft.23-50: good beef cows quotable 6.00-75; few mixed cows ana netrera l.mi MtiMg bull 5.75-6.75: odd head 7.00-23; good-choice veaiers 1II.OTM1.00. Sheep salable and total W0: market icllve. strong; load good -choice at lh fed. shorn lambs 7.75: few truckin shorn lambs 7.00: good-choice fed. wooled lambs quotable 8.50-75; few fairly good ewes J.ia; cnoice otiotabio to 4.40. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Feb. 21 (API Another wave of buying swept wheat prices upward more than two cents a bushel today, to within fractions of the peaks readied yesterday. Just before the close, however, about a rent of this gain was lost as a result of profit kin. Buying was associated with renorta of Improved flour business. Canadian ex port sales and war news from Europe, ine most alarming or which was the ussian bomb ns raid on Swedish frontier village. Wheal futures closrrt l-l's cents high- lhau yesterday. Mav JI.03',-5.. Jtiiv .oaS-V corn unchanged to V un. May 57i-V, July 37V'.i, oats U-U gher. Wheat May open !.04V-1.0,Vi. hlah 06V low 1.04' 4, close l.OS'i-H; Julv open l.oa'V,, high 1.03 low I.021.. lose l.oa.-1: Sent, ooen 1 oa't-1 m. high 1.041!, low 1.02. close 1.03-, BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Feb. 1 (API lUSDAl A siting at t hide predominated in the o s t o n wool market today. Users ere showing no Interest tn erenxv combing domestic wools except for peclallles such as low quartor-blood tor an occasional very small quantity nme great to piece out stnt-k for tm- ediaie need. These needs were re- lctel to a very few users. Despite lark of demand holders of terrt- tory wools were maintaining quotations im ween s levels, combing Ihree- ghths territory wool, which Is cur- ntly one of the most plentiful grades domestic wools on this market. u quoted lalrly firmly at 80-83 cents, wotirrd basis. THOSE !1IGI 6IM17MIS WAITER C0NN0UY Onilo Sliirani Ith Mtttdith RAMIT.I FLIRTATION I Sli.M .M.rl ' . . New York Markets Bv VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK, Feb. 21 API Stock prices slipped fractions today under intermittent selling pressure, but erased some of the larger losses before the final bell. Despite the declines however, selected issue increased yesterday's gainn and the average level Feemcd only ylightly off toward the close. About 7."i0.000 shares were exchanged. Securities op the downline ineiunen U. S. Steel, Chrysler, Johru-Manville. Standard Oil of N. J.. Loft. Chesapeake Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Hctstant were General Motors. Harvester. United Aircraft. Pan-American Airways. United Drue, and u. &. minoer. Hitting new highs for the year through fractional advances were Studehaker. Twin Coach, American Crystal Sugar, and Colgate. Analysis generally aescrioea me mar ket's course as along a firm track, with operations largely designed to test price structures in specific stocKs. if tnis lew was correct, the session apparently failed to disclose any great weaknesses. Bonds were irregular. Art Esc 74. AliRed 30'i. AlasJun fl3i. AlChmA-Dyc 179. AlSlrs S'i. AmCan 116 EngTile 2n, AmFrPwr 1. AmPwr A-Lt 3V AmRdStdSan fl'i. AmRolMilli AmSmtA-nr .10'.. AT&T 172. AmTbB IKH. AmWtrWkg 10. AmZncL&S Ana M'i, Armlll Ateh 23. AubAuto IV Barns S?i. B&O ll'i. BdxAv ."Jsi. BthStl IB'', BoeAirp 23ai. Bord 23'4. Bge-Wnr 23'i. BuddMf 5. CalPk 25'i. CalZL 16. CalHcc 8'a. CanPac 5. Csc JI 70. CtTrac 50', Cel 28V CTeed 7B. ChCftO 39T, ChTys 85'.i. ColGs&El 6'. ComSolv 14. ComSo l!i. Con Aire 27i. ComSol 14. ComSo l'i. ConAirc 27a. CrnProd 84U. CwnZell 16si. CtxWcht DugAirc 82,. DPont 1844. EKod ElPwrArLt 63, ErieRR , GenEl 38H. GenFods 47i. GenGas&El A3i. Gencrnl Motors 54, Gillette 6V2. GdyrTire 24'i. G NoRvPf 2.V. Hec Prod 10., HolFurn 32. HudMot 6'.. Ill Cent 11V InupCop I4si. IntHarv 54' i. FntNlr-kCan 37. TntPAPPf S7.ai. IT AT Jns-Manv 70'4. Kenn 38Vi. LibOFd LieeMyrsB 107'.. Loews 38" . Lne- BellA 3U. LorilPf 24i. MontWd 531.. NshKelv 6. NatBiw 24'. NalC-ih 15. NatDlaryProd 17', NatDist 25. NatPwr &Lt 7, NYCenl IS'4, NoAmCo 22. Nor Pac 8',i, OhloOil fl34. OtlsStl I0si. PcAmFish S,. PcGfAEI M'l. PT&T . PkdMot 3's. PcnnJC B9Ji, PennRR 22'i. PhlnPet 39'. PAfG 68',. PresSMCr PuhSvcNJ 4Pi. Pulman 27"4. Radio Ray . RayPf 28U. RmRand 10. RepStl 21. RsyTobB 4Pi. RichOil 7k. SafeStrs 494, SrsRoe H3it. ShetlUn 11 'a. SocVan 1 1 1 . PouCalEdl 29'i. SoPae l.V, ilBranns 7. stdCisK stdOUCai 24. StdOillnd 28'?. StdOilNJ 44. Stn&Whst lo'i, Stude I2'i, SunMin SupOil 2. TxCorp ,4S. TxGlfSul l'i. TdewtrAsOII 10'. TmkRolBrg 50. Transam 5i, UrtCnrb 84 a. UnOilCal av. UnPac 94'4. Unit Aire 47i. Unit Alrl UnltCorp a'.'. UnitFruit 80. nltGsImp 14V. tTSInrfAlco 21. USRub 37H, USRubPf 112B. USStl 58, Van 33. Wal 5'fc, WnrP ct 3V WestUn 24. Wes- tnghseElMf 113, WhiteMot 12H. Wool- wortn 40 Vs. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. 'Feb. 21 'API (USDA1 Salable hogs 78 000, total 24.000: slow, mostly 10-20 lower than Tuesday's aver age; closing dull at full decline; spots 25 off; top 5.50; bulk good and choice 80-220 lbs. 5.15-43; 220-240 lbs. 5.05-35: 240-270 lbs. 4.85-5.15; mostly 270-3M lbs. erages 4.B0-H0: good 400-500 Ihs. pack- K BOWK 4.00-35; lighter wciehtn tin tn SO. Salable rallle POOO; calves 1000: sirfctlv good and choice fed steers and year- ings steady to strong; sh oners and order buyers active on kinds selling 10.00 upward: numerous loads 10.75-11-85; top 12.23 Daid for vearllnirs as well as weighty steers; - common and medium grades slow, about steady: ab sence killing on Thursday weakening nuence on steers selling at 0.50 down ward; moderate supply sold, however. -r.3U-v.uu; cnoice heifers steadv: others' 10-15 lower; cows steady6 scarce; weignty cutter tows up to 5.40. Salable sheen 5000. total 70OO; lot. Tuesday, fat lambs 25-35 higher; spots up more; sheep fully 13-25 higher: wool- lambs 0.65-75: today's trade, fat mhs fairly active, onenlnc strong to i higher: good to choice wooled of fering upward to 9.R0 and P.OO to local packers: top 10.00 to sinnll killers: sheep strong tn unevenly higher: good nd choice 128-127 lbs. fed western slaughter ewes 3.30. Wednesday Kadio KORK Eugene Hill Kilocycles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 5:43 d. m. Little Ornhan Annie. A Shatter Parker. 8:15 Magic Carpet of Fairy Tales 6:30 John B. Hughes, 8:45 News. 7 Raymond Gram Swing. 7:13 Frank Gagen Orch.. 7:M) Lxmc Ranger. mis is lYiagic, u:ia Aivmo Hey, 8:30 .ane County Medical Society. 8:43 Let's Swap, 9 News. 0:15 Everett Hoagland Orch.. 9:30 Phil Harris Orch., 9:45 Ku. ton Lewis. Jr., 10 .Joe Rcirhman Orch., Hawaiian Echoes, 10:45 Sktnnay mils' Orch., 1 1 Ozrie Nelson Orrh.. 30 Freddie Berren Orch. 11:45 Ornan Melodies, KOAC rorvallls 550 Klloryrlrs S p. in. On the Campuses. 8:30 Music. Vexners. Wesley I oundntion. fi usic, 6:13 News. 6.30 Farm Hour. 6:45 Markets Crops, Weather. 7 Arthur nar&en. Dent. Fish St Game Manaue- ment. 7:13 OSC Student Ag. Club. 7:30 Music. 7:45 Consumer's Forum. "When Huylng Garden Tools" A. G. B. Bou- uet. Prof. Vegetable Croos. OSC. 8 Songs of Araby. Dr. Erma Gordon. 8:15 Music. 8:30 Pacific Collene. 9 OSC Round Table. 'A Corvallis Homemakinc Class omes to Collegt." School of Home Eco- lOintcs. May DcBols. Asst. Prof.. Stu dents, 9:30 Dept. Music. Prof. Paul Petri. Director, 9:45 Advances in Biochemistry. ru-noni of .science J. S. Butts, Prof, of Biochemistry. Miim I'tiriianq pin Kllncirrle tt HS NMHorkt 1. m. Hello Again, 3:15 Dealer In KIPLING'S GREATEST DEVIL-MAY-CARE HERO LIVES AGAIN!!!, . with Walter HUSTON , &I0NI Dreams, 3:30 Leon T. Draws, 3:43 Bob Gerrcd Reporting,. 3:55 News. 6 Star Theater, 7 Glen Miller Orch. 7:15 Little Show, 7:30 Burns & Allen. 8 Amos 'n Andy. 8:13 Lum & Abner, 8:30 Dr. Christian. 8:33 Sammy Kaye Orch.. 9 Al Pearce's Gang 9:30 Baker Theater Players. 10 Five Star Final, 10:13 Night cap Yarns, 10:30 Herbie Kay Orch. 10:55 News. 1 1 Vincent Lopez Orch., 11:30 Manny Strand Orch. KfiW Port la nd i0 Kilocycles (Nnc Red Nrtwork) 5 n. m. Pleasure Time. 3:15 Will An hrey. 3:30 Reading is Fun. 5:45 Cocklail Hour. 6 Musical Soiree. 6:30 Hollywood Playhouse. 7 Kay Kyser's Kollege Svmnhonv of Melody. S:13 I Love Mvstery. 8:30 Avelan rune, 9 rreq Al len Show. 10 News Flashes. 10:15 Bill Ross & Glenn Shelley, 10:30 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Orch.. 11 News. I IMS Bal Tabarin Cafe Orch.. 11:30 Floren tine Garden Orch. HEX Portland 1180 Kilocycles CNBC Blue Network) 5 p. m. Bud Barton. 5:13 Tom Mix. 5:30 Problem Corner. 3:45 Old Songs. 6 Green Hornet. 8:30 Sports Final. 6:45 Dinner Concert. 1 Roy Shield Revue 7:30 Story of Wool. 7:45 News. 8 Breezing Alone.. 8:30 Quicksilver, 9 Be yond Reasonable Doubt. 9:15 Sam Haves, 9:30 Wrestling. 10:30 Ambassador Orch.. 11 Moving World. 11:15 Police Reports, 11:18 Paul Carson, Organist, Thursday Radio KOBE Eugene 1130 Kilocycles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 7 a. m. Early Bird, 7:45 Morning De votional, 8 Breakfast Club, 8:30 Hawaii Calls. 8:45 News & Music. 9 Time for Romances. 9:t5 Charles Freshwater. 9:30 Ma Perkins. 9:45 Carters of Elm Street 10 News, 10:15 Happy Gang, 10:30 Piano Impromptu. 10:45 News & Music. 11 Raymond Kelly. 11:30 Hits of the Day. 11:45 Behind the Scenes. 12 News. 12:15 p. m. What Lane County Thinks 12:30 Refreshment Time With Singin Sam. 12:45 Let's Dance, 1 Don Lee School of the Air, 1:30 Washington Birthday Handicap. 1:43 Book a Week. Edward Da ad er. 2:15 Front Faze Drama. 2:30 Johnson Family. 2:45 Na tional Defense. 3 Herhle Kay Orch.. 3:30 Eugene High School. 3:45 League of Women Voters. 4 News. 4:15 Haven of Rest. 4:43 At Your Command. 5:45 n, m. Little Onrhan Annie, fi Shafter Parker. 6:13 Victor Hill, 6:30 John B. Hughes 645 News. 7 Ozzie Nelson Orch.. 7:15 Sterling Young Or., 7:30 The Shadow. 8 Ballads by Bow man. : 15 Alvmo Rey. 8:30 Trip to Mars. 9 News. 9.15 Wrestling Matches. 10:45 Skinnay Ennis Orch.. II Sterline Young Orch.. 11:30 Kings of Rhythm. 11:45 Organ Melodies. KOAC Corvallis 650 Kllooyeles 9 a. m. Today's Programs. 9:03 Home- makers' Hour, Neighbor Reynolds, 9:30 sany," ine uregon uairv Council. 10 Weather, 10:01 Music. 10:15 Story Hour ror Adults. iu:4& Music. 10:55 KOAC School of the Air, Today's News. 11 Radio Shorthand Contest. 11:30 Music of the Master?. 12 News. 12:15 o. m. Farm Hour. 12:30 Market Crops. Weather, 12:45 OSC Ext. Service Farm Flashes. 1 Music. 1:15 Variety, 1 :45 Music, 2 Home Garden Hour, Pruning Roses." David Robinson. Trus tee American Rose Society. 2:30 Music. 2:43 Guard Your Health. 3 Music. 3:15 American Legion Auxiliary. "The Char acter of George Washington." Mrs. Wm. Sherman Nicholson. 3:30 Music 3:45 The ivinniior views the News. 4 Symphonic Half Hour, 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls, 3 p. m. On the Campuses. 3:30 Music. 3:43 Vespers. Dr. Daniel Stevens. 6 Music. 6:15 News. 6:30 Farm Hour. Ore. Employment Service. 6:45 Wea ther. Market Reports & Reviews, 7 OSC Animai riusoanary uept.. O. M, Nelson. wool l-oductlon." 7 :30 University of Oregon Hour, 8:30 For Scandinavians 8:45 Foresters In Action. 9 OSC Round Table, "Building the Geologic Column In Oregon." School of Science, E. L. Packard. Dean. Director of General Re search, and Associates, 9:30 New Books. Library. Lucy M. Lewis. Dlrecto- of Libraries. 9:43 Drug; News. School of Pharmacy. E. L, Beals, Assistant Prof, of Pharmacy. KflW Portlsnfl 820 Klloryrle (NBC Red Network) ft:30 a. m. Sunrise Serenade, 7 News. 7:13 Trail Blazers. 7:30 Homemade Sun shine. 7:43 Sam Hayes. 8 Viennese En semble. 8:15 Stars of Today, 8:30 Against the Storm. 8:45 Guiding Light, 8:39 Time Signal 0 Stars of Today. 9:15 Den ning Sisters. 9:30 Talk. 9:45 Good Morning Matinee. 10 Benny Walker's Kitchen. 10:13 Ellen Randolph. 10:30 Meet Miss Julia. 10:45 Dr. Kate. 11 Betty & Bob. 11:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 11:30 Valiant Lady. 11:45 Hymns of All Churches, 13 Story of Mary Marlln. 12:15 p. m. Ma Perkins. 13:30 Pepper SUN. MON. un aasiBBSssssssBSBB 55s"" 1 EsSll 10 GREAT t 1 in I 1 GORILLA New Subm.rin. M IN PERSON SWING BAND lii "A Chlll-SUr m w pi I Insures flavor, l Vcl I smoothness UU1 - VL U 1 1 and mildness M--5. M 1 oiCaWertV Mf BLFNDFD YTHISKFY Calvert "SrevUI": 90 Prpof-?2K'V Grain Neutral Smtm Convfuht lMO, divert Diviiller, Cnrrwitioo, New York ("itv. Young's Family. 12:43 Vic At Sade. ) Saxophohia. 1:13 Stella Dallas. 1:30 Stars of Today 1:45 Blue Plate Special. 2 Girl Alone. 2:15 Midstream. 2:30 Or gan Concert, 2:45 O'Neills. 3 News. 3:15 Malcolm Claire. 3:23 News. 3:M Maga zine of Air. 4 Easy Aces. 4:13 Mr. Keen. Tracer, 4:30 Stars of Today. 4:43 Statler Orch. 5 p. m. George Jessel's Celebrities. 3:30 Little Concert. 6 Good News of 1940. 7 Kraft Music Hall. 8 Pleasure Time, 8:15 I Love a Mystery 8:30 Sym phony Hour," 9:30 Those we Love. 10 News. 10:15 Abe Bercovitz. Violinist, 10:30 Sir Francis Drake Orch.. 11 News. 11:13 St. Francis Orch., 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orch. K1X Portland tlfKI Kiloeyrles (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 a. m. Musical Clock. 7 Altar Hour. 7:30 Trail Blazers, 7:45 Novelettes 8 Financial Service, 8:15 Young Dr. Malone. 8:30 Dr. Brock. 8:43 Christian Science, 8:59 Time Signal 9 Eugene Conley. Tenor, 9:15 Health Club, 9:30 Farm 8c Home. 10:13 Home Institute. 10.30 News, 10:43 Hoosfer Hop. II Stan dard School Symphony. 11:45 Musical Chats, 12 Orphans of Divorce. 12:15 p. m. Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. 12:30 News. 12:43 Market Reports. 12:50 Dance Hour. 1 Quiet Hour. 1:30 Medicine in the News. 1 :55 Irma Glen Organist, 2 Curbstone Quiz, 2:15 Finan cial tc Grain. 2:20 Lost tc Found. 2:23 Organ Reveries. 2:30 Frank Watanabe. 2:45 Affairs of Anthony. 3 Portland on Parade, 3:13 Musical Bits. . 3:23 News. 3:30 Hotel Edison Orch.. 3:45 Lil Abner. 4 Between Bookends, 4:15 Biltmorc Or.. 4:30 Kathleen Connolly Presents, 4:35 Harry Jvogen orcn. 5 p. m. Bud Barton. 5:1a Tom Mix 5:30 How Do . You Know. 6 NBC. 6:15 Sports Final, 6:30 America's - Town Meeting. 7:30 Wyman St Thomas. 7:45 News, 8 Adventures In Photog.-aphy, 8:30 Musical Americana, 9 Beyond Rea sonable Doubt, 9:15 Love Tales. 9:30 Ice Hockey Game, 10;4a Bal Tabarin Cafe Orch., 11 Moving World. 11:15 Police Reports, 11:18 Bill Sabransky, Organist. State Club Leader Visits Bellfountain BELLFOUNTAIN, Feb. 21. (Special) Miss. Helen Cowgill, state Four-H club leader, met with the Bellfountain cooking, canning and homemaking clubs recently-at the schoolhouse, giv ing them an interesting talk on judging, stressing the various points to be considered. This talk was followed by a judging contest in which all the club members participated. Eleven di visions were represented, rugs, dresser scarfs, pillow slips, pic tures, peaches, string beans, ber ries, drop cookies, icebox cookies, bread and angelfood cake. Lois Humphrey made the highest score in judging, Barbara Post placed second and Mary Lou Nystrom, third. Miss Cowgill also showed the new sewing kit she was mak ing for the county leaders, and exhibited some of the prize win ning garments made, by the" club girls, including the dress that won the blue ribbon at the interna tional Four-H exhibit. Present Famou, Dancing CHORUS mm -Ess u Leslie Howard M "PETRIFIED FOREST" ' M ;lV Humphrey Bogart flh lM Virginia Weidlcr VV f "BAD LITTLE k ANGEL" I 1 Guy Kibbee ' H with the club members to enjoy the meeting wcrc s- A- Jackson' Benton county Four-H club leader, Mrs. Elsie G. Buckingham, local club leader, Mrs. Leta M. Davis, school principal and club leader, Mrs. F. A. Nystrom, Mrs. George Davenport, Mrs. R. M. Key, Mrs. Howard ' Buckingham, Mrs. Ed ward Byrne, Mrs. Elmer Sankcy, Mrs. Fred Humphrey, Mrs. John L. Post and Miss Edith Larkin. . - Buy Tropcrty The Kundcrt Brothers of Daw son have- recently purchased the Fannie Starr property in the Bunker Hill community, better known to residents of this vicinity as the Harley Leach place. The Kundcrt Brothers came to the Bell fountain community three or four years ago from South Dakota. . 4-H Clubs Meet The first year Four-H Cooking and Sewing clubs met at the home of Mrs. ' Edward Byrne recently for a meeting of the clubs. Miss Norma Jean Holter is leader of the Cooking club with Mrs. Byrne assistant leader. Alberta Rich ards is president, Arvilla Byrne, vice president, and Donna Holter, secretary. Delores Martin was the other member of this club who was present. Miss Maxine Smith is leader of the Sewing club with Mrs. Earl Jones assistant. Donna Holter is president, Delores Mar tin, vice" president, and Alberta Richards, secretary. Doris Gragg, Alena Richards and Arvilla Byrne are . the other members of this club, which scored a perfect at tendance. Refreshments were served by Norma Jean Holter and Evelyn Byrne. Miss Stella Sankey was a guest of the club. Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Sankey- included Mr, Sankey's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Zack Scott of Marcola; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haskins and daughters, Lou Ann and Paula of Wells, . and Mr.' and Mrs. C. L. Haskins and children, Robert and Shirley of G.reenberry. Miss Violet Holter, who has re cently returned from a three years stay in Southern California, has left for a week's visit in Portland and Albany. LAST TIMES TONIGHT! B5 VM k. Ik. nuink... tw i(ht...Swt4tet SUV Plus A Musical with New Songs & Laffs Doors Open at 6:30 P. M. WHEN OTHERS FAIL Come to as. Try oar Chinese nstnres herb remedies will helo tos regain good health. Disorders, sinusitis, heart, long, llrer kidney, stomach, gas. constipation, nleers, diabetes, rheumatism, cH and bladder. fever, tkln remale com plaints. Charlie Chan 'lift vninese mea. nero y vo. Oftlc. hoar, on!. Wed. nd Snndar. 8:30 to 6.00 D. m. S. B. rONQ CONSULTATION FREB 720 Willamette. Eugene, Ore Spedal Sanders OU Permanent $2 Value 95c complete Modern Beauty Colleges 200 Miner Blag. Pbone 67S ROLLER SKATING v Every Night For Tarty Reservations Thone 3250-J Paramount Skating Rink 25 West 7th, Eugene, Ore. The Enien. Rrtl5ler-Gu.ro 1, mem. ber of the Auoclated Press. 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MIL ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisement, msy be placed b mall Sufficient remittance for,, d.nmt. number of Issues must be enclosed MONS ADVERTISEMENTS t,, U.'.'T ,'"n """ ,h "leohon. I J3 mm SO CORNELIUS A. McMahanT pioneer Nov. 29. 1857. Came to Oregon at age of 15, making his home near Springfield. He married Margaret E. Bennington in Eu gene in 1900. They lived in Burns for 30 yrs returning to Lane Co 10 years ago. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret McMahan Funeral serv res will ha Phil Bartholomew chapel in opiinRiieiQ inursaay. 2 p. m Interment Mt. Vernon cemetery BEATRICE PET ERMANN. Rte2 . riioH SafrftH Hoart hnr.n:tj c , ' 20. aged 48 years. Born in Han cock, Mich., Jan. 1, 1892. Came irom KocKiand. Mich., to Eu- ann Or., ID-JO church in Michiean. Survived u.v iiur uubuana, r . rwari ieter mann. 2 daughters. Beatrice and Karoline. and a son. Karl. Fu neral veaicn cnapei Friday at 2 MRS. LAURA GAYLORD died at hr hnma dQd W tnih TTw itn Funeral announcements later by veaicn cnapei. ; . .. Funeral. Directors 75 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Ph. 112j-Pearl St. at 10th PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL springneia Btn ana B. Ph. 1 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL h'none 43 1152 Olive St. POOLE FUNERAL HOME Phone Eugene 723 or Springfld 62 Lodge Notices 110 McK E N Z I E RIVER LODGE No. 195, A. F. & A. M. Wed., Feb. i. dance, . All Ma sons and friends in vitcd. Temple, 850 E. . urn Ave. Thursday, Feb. 22. E. A. Degree, 7:30 p. m. Temple, 850 E 14th Florists 120 RAUP'S Better Flowers. Ph. 616 Personals 145 YOUNG women in trouble and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with Adjutant ROSA Morsch of the Salvation Army White Shield Home. 264 N. w. Maytair Avenue, port' land, Oregon: or with Mrs. Ad jutant Mable Ford of the Salva tion Army. 719 Pearl St, Eu gene, Oregon. WILL the persons who witnessed the auto accident on night of January 23, 1940, at 14th avenue and Mill streets, please give their names and addresses to party involved by writing P. O. Box iu, tugenc. uregon. GENEVIEVE, vibration reader. Consul, morn., eve. Circle Wed. eve. Ph. 3014. PSYCHOLOGIST Readings appointment Phone 1984. by Lost and Found 150 LOST Lady's Hamilton white gold, rectangular wrist watch link band. Lost Eugene business section baturday aiternoon. He ward offered. Reg.-Guard 2845 Transportation 181) LOWEST RATES Portland. O. W. $1.85: R. T.. $3. Lv. Eugene 8:23 a.m., 2, 5:50 p.m. aan Francisco SB.oo; H. r. sii.vu. Los Angeles $12: R. T. $21.60. DOLLAR BUS LINES 48 E. Broadway . Phone 909 Real Estate for Sale 2110 SEEING IS BELIEVING And we would be glad to show you a new Home with nice basement, pipe furnace, deep lot, two bed rooms. Living room, dining room. builtin kitchen, hardwood floors throughout: nice fireplace. A real west side buy for $3900. E. H. PETERSON CO. 23 E. Broadway Ph. 942 COLLEGE HILL LOTS. APPROVED BY FHA On East slope of College Hill. No delay m titles. Prices from SJia to seso. RAMEY W. RUGH 948 OAK 12 A. open ground; good 6-rm. hse. Elcc: small barn: fruit trees; grand view. 5 mi. from Cottage Grove. Total price $1000 with only $200 down, RODMANS 820 Willamette Ph. 2267 903 Main. Cottage Grove 80 A. ImD. Timber tract, rock rd Good for turkeys, chickens. 12 A. cleaved, 2 dug wells, springs, fruit: O. 2r. niline. cd. wd. furni ture. $700. J. D. Kerr, (Wolf creek Koad) Veneta. FOR SALE by Owner 1 A., and 4-rm. hse. 1st $750 cash taken: 1'4 milps frnm Fprrv fit. hrirtee. 1st lane after vou take Coburg road. Harry Powers, Rt. 2, Eu- cene. 5-RM. mod. hse.. will trade for good car, mo. payments or $250 aown. iNear scnooi. sacrnice. ay owner, l'n. I30I-M. REAL ESTATE of AH Kinds. OTTO MENNF.S & CO.. Bank of Oregon Bldg., Springfield. urc. rn. 113. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS. Call at the National Farm Loan Office. 167 F,. Rth Ave., for lists, Telephone lfP8. VALLEY FARMS, Homes. Auto ramps, acreages and exchanges: right values. H. N. TRAXLEH. Crcswell. Ore. RODMANS 820 Willamette St. Eugene.Ph. !267 mim main, uouaee rfrove CLOSEIN 3 A. on hwv. for auto court, sub.-div. business or won- aeruii home. C, E. Root, Agt.. 2 jni. o. i-iwy. 55 A.. 50 in cultivation, all filbert, clover and alfalfa land: fair im "lovements. rlec. and water. Brownson. Cloverdalc. LUNCH and grocery,building and lot included, near Detroit dam sue. 5iiuu for quick sale. Apt. 26. Kozy Keurt. Jte. L EAST FRONT WOODED LOTS Hyde's Addition to Kincaid Pars C. F. Hyde R ea 1 1 y CoJEu gene. Or. LOTS on terms, for coast cottages or business sites on 101 Hwy. See- owner. B. F. Tucker, l'j mi. ill . p'.yvy. Juct Florence. - 7 A. in Santa Clara: S rm! hsf. Sev eral kinds of fruit trees, garden spot, barn, chicken house; other . out buildines. Ph.2977. TWO Springfield "lots, large, S150 each. Sell or trade for car. Reg- Guard 2837. M?property has been taken off . the rnarket. GLEN SHAW. CIX3SE in income property. Take somcjradco. w. lOth MEW 5-rm. hse. "hdwd. firs., bsfint Nic varrl trarden IBft Wash HSE. in Bethel Dist J. II. Soren- sen. Rt. 5. Jh. 2II3-W. Mop. ?-bedrm. hmise with finish ed attic. Inq. 1476 W. Broadway. Obituaries --fetaTrH "Brope, COMMU&I t. f "11114 " 'raist bt JT'-i J?m tt iff , ginEVS !r?stjt., FARM CATirSS & I Located war Fa 1 miles SE oll,,'! n hay crop w61 Si all farm iSS;lSJ m rataloir """Ha 5-rm. cottar, r8 f. kitchen, utji J1- and Die trays. lar BEAUTinrrrsii nALT 1 About ij A.' In IWwi. 1 as crmvenlentWl o'l Un-lo-dMenewfivfr,J low. on chnire tmZJS 'o ritv. Msni) SAM R.TJ0H REALTYCff ATTENTION! HSTcM 6 A McKenzirTnlypr, oft. -'v...ik nume, JOB H 9i (nam aurAa, - i .1 barsam or trade fa h See S. J. BAKES, 1! J T3hnna linn w 691 Will-HEAL KTATX-a: Beai Estate VuM LISTINGS houses. for meJiua rf PAUL W. CAMPBELL, RWJ 310 Miner Bldg. Fo. a Real Estate lor Tn SWAP CLUB TRATYFS Owner wants to trait ioi ( casn up 10 miwi m SUBURBAN Home. K if district, strictly rain) rooms with unfinbM a basement, fumatt. l PORTLAND home of 5 met attic, basement. st ner wanlc In swanfarfcl nf flhnttl Mfflsl Tlbl PENDLETON Daoles: orai and one 3-rm. w-ith oilie exchange for Eutrtal CORVALLIS 7rroom notsta business aist. win asi tage in Eujent ami "l trade. Call MR. PAINE - THE SWAP OT 1029 Wintm $700 equity in finelMM Balance $2300 at 35 bt Eauily 5-rm. norm tract on good road.-Um burs stock ana sn i Rogue River.-JOO A. j farm. New bun!k. J Q.nrf arm for 0 Many other exchanio and small. i iViS" ri? 1 1 7rrM Salt fSP Portland to Si Ph. 1652-W. Business OpprtiinMej GWNG'BUSiKKj STOCK-FIXTXmK- COMMUNITY BUMP 241-2 Miner BWtJ For Sale or Tra BALED ) oats, veicn S9 cash (5 or, S3 t.r. Baled i I Langdon.n.wf-rj OLIVER ; Mower. I iron wheel 2-hnrse niim M JU-M- rack: J-W-r-XAnTl- !SM ALU knen acressr; henhouse: .' "n H ai.n or wntel??-J iVfJ'-li T1, 2282-R DRY 2nd evenings. 1300-LB. Z1 BtJICK neaici 29 TUl N. E. Wai TO TRADE . i tn trnsrm'"ig hogs. W-ri orasr... tie. Elden Clairr. Gates. NEW Guitar withOW-'V ir ltd ..t. n in w i.lu rati I O, IV."7, J -,e. I3tn i" 28PONTIAC i.l Ph. 1 of S -vrsircTIC r t U XX1- iw i oth and .V? a! ''.':.. ni Tw i" 669 High Street H5A"eK A OL.U U". Kjg- BONF. DrrJJ'd W.1