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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON
Produce Prices Unchanged
Eugene Markets
Product prloM remained unchanged fn
th local markets Wednesday. Tns liit
foUowa;
BOTTMFAT
(Bayinf Mm)
Premium quality (maximum of M o 1
per eent acid)
Fint quality (maximum of .6 of 1 per
cent acld 59c
Second duality , ..37c
BUTTE H
rwhaleula Maen Cartoai It Hlfher,
ClrmAm A
Grade B .
Five-lb. loaf, lb. .
TrltM. lb.
Trips, single, lb.
CBBESI
-We
la BetaUers
Trint In fa Iftt. Ib. -
EGGS Baylof Frleet
Grade A large
Grade B large . ... .
Grade A medium .
Grade B medium
Wboleialo Prices
Grade A large ,
Grade B large .....
Grade A medium
Grade B medium
POULTRY
No, 1 colored hens .
No. 1 leghorn hens
No, 1 colored springs
No. 1 leghorn broilers .
WOOL
Long wool ....
Coarse, lb, ...,
Short wool -
Lamb. lb.
Mohair, lb.
37-29e
M-26c
,.22--4c
18-tftc
16c
1T-I8c
l-17c
-42c
-42e
3Sc
HIDES
Beef
Calf
Kip
Long ool pelts
-17c
.12c
-11.03
-$1.05
130
S3S
Cascara. lb. :
Oregon grape root, lb.
TALLOW
No. 1 5c No- 2.. -4c 1
GRAINS
Wheat, red bushel .
Wheat, white bushel
Wbtte oats, ton
Gray oats, ton . ... . -
Barley, ton gfll
veoetabl.es, fruits
(Buying Prlees Ayer. ter Ne. 1 Fredaee)
Turnips, doc bunches
Parsnips, dor. bunches Artm
Rutabagas, box
Beets, doz bunches
Ifcc
$1.33
$1.29
Hubbard squash lb.
Delicious apples, box
Jonathan apples, box
fepoers. id.
Hothouse tomatoes, lb.
Mustard greens, bunch .
Public Market
Vegetables
Green onions. I nuncne ,
Spinach. 3 lbs. for
Carrots. 4 lbs. for
Potatoes, $ lbs. for
Bee, bunch
Celery, bunch
-lfte
15c
-35c
Green peppers. 3 lbs. for
Turnips, 4 lbs. for
truce. IP
15c
lRc
15c
To
Winter squash, lb. cut Set whole, le
Cauliflower, lb.
Parsnips, 4 lbs. for
Hotnouse tomatoes. Ib.
-WBUM, BOX
mite
Apples' per boor $1 to -
oru- Prunes. Ib.
Oversize .
Sxtras
Mediums .
Eggs
-$1.39
10c
Dressed Poultry
Heavy hens. lb.
Light hens. lb.
are. id.
Turkeys, torn, lb.. 28-29c: hens
UUeeUanee.s
Butter. Ib.
walnuta. lb. - and 25c
iDerts, IP., -
HoneradUh. lb.
RabUta. dressed, lb.
Black walnuta. IK
Rome made eausage. lb.
wrap Tuieet gauoo
-lOe
-XV
-toe
-15e
Mustard Greens. 9 lbs. for
Sorghum Molassee, qt 45cf fA aL 79c
Cider, gallon
Chestnuts. Ib. , "n-
Mineemeel e. i , , "
heifers steady; dairy type cows under
pressure, few sales weak to 25 lower,
many bids 50 off; odd bulls steady;
vealers steady to weak; part load good
1231 lb. fed steer- 12.13: common-med
ium steers 9.50-11.23; common-medium j
heifers 8.00-10.75; canner-culter cows ;
5.25-6:50; fat, dairy cows held around j
7.00-75 or above; good beef cows lacking;
quotable 9.00-35; medium bulls 8.75-9.23; !
good beef bulls quotable to 10.00; good !
vealers 13.50-14.00; choice quotable toj
14.50. I
Hogs salable 500, total 1130; market
active, steady to strong; good-choice 170- j
213 lb. drivefns 11.90 to mostly 12.00; few
selected lots 12.10-15: 230-280 1. weights
U. 00-50; light lights mostly i i.uo-;
sows weighing around 375-450 lb. 9.50
10.00; choice 72 lb. feeder pigs 13.00.
Sheep salable and total 150; few
weighty lambs unsold; asking fully
steady; lightweight fed lambs salable
to 11.73 with carload fed Iambs quotable
to 13.35; fat ewes salable 5.50-75.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 21 (AP-
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 1.03 1.05 1.03 1.05
Cash grain:
No. 1 Flax 3.124. Others unquoted.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white 1.03( soft white excluding
Rex 1.04V'a, white club 1.06, western red
1.04H. .
Hard red winter ordinary 1.03, 10 per
cent 1.05.. u per cent 1.1214, 13 per
cent 1.17"a,
Hard white Baart ordinary M3V. 10
per cent 1.17, 11 per eent 1.23 'j, 13
per cent 1.27Vi.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 29, barley
1, flour 1, corn 1, hay 2, milUeed 8.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON. Jan. 31 (APl fUSDA) A
number of inquiries were received for
domestic wools in Boston today. Graded
fine territory quantities at SI. 10-1.13.
scoured basis. Graded three-eighth blood
territory wool had mme demand at Ofi-
98 cents, scoured basis. Fair quantities
or spot Australian ana soutn American
wools were moved at firm prices.
New York Markets
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK. Jan. 21 (API Stock
market resistance levels were softened !
a bit today with a recurrence of pres
sure on steels, aircraft and Industrial
blue chips and losses of fractions to a
point or more were established over a
wide front Volume was around 600,000
shares.
One of the firmer share performers
was Patlno Mines which edged up a
point or so at one time. The stock has
been prominent lately in connection
with reports of elareed himnt tin
from its mies In Bolivia to the United'
aiaies to maKe up in part for sup
plies cut off by war In the orient.
Du Pont and J. C. Penney slipped to
new 1941-42 lows. Others in 4h mlnti
division included U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
v-i.i yaicr, uougtas, unitea Aircraft,
American Telephone, Westlnghouse. Dow
Chemical, Du Pont, Union Carbide.
Eastman. Standard Oil NJ, Southern
Pacific. Southern Railway, and Santa Fe.
Bonds yielded some of their gains
scored earlier in the week.
13c
Hominy, pint JOct quart
Portland List
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 91 AP)
Butter Prints, A grade, 40tte lb. Jn
parchment wrappers: 41e In cartons;
B grade, 30Ve in parchment wrappers;
cartons, 41 We.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
. of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In
Portland, 4014-41 ci for premium quality
414-42c lb.i valley route and country
points So less or 36c pound; second
38 '4 -20c.
Cheese Selling orlces to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplets. 23 '4 o lb.; loaf,
39V4e lb.; triplets to wholesalers 26 Vic
lb.t loaf, 374c F.O.B. Tillamook.
Eggs Prices to producers: A. luge
33ci B, large, 31c; A, medium, 30ci B,
medium, 30c t A, small, 26c; B, small,
24c. Resale to retailers. 4c higher for
easest cartons, 5c higher.
Country meats Selling prices to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, 129 to 148 lbs., 164e lb.;
velaers, fancy, 21-2U4c lb.t lignt thin,
14- 18c; heavy, 17-18c lb.; canner cows,
13-14c; good cutter cows. 14-15c; bulls,
15- 19c lb.; lambs, 20-21 c lb.; ewes.
6-11c.
Live Poultry Buying prices. No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, under ltt lbs.,
18c: over Vh lbs. 18ct fryers, 3V4
to 4 lbs., 20c: roasters over 4 lbs.,
20e: colored hens. 20c lb.t Leghorns,
under 34 lbs., 17c; over 3 ',4 lbs.,
19c lb.: old roosters. 8c lb.
Dressed turkeys Nominal selling
prices: Hens, 28c; toms, 28-29c lb. Buy
ing prfces, toms, 27c; hens, 26-27c lb.
Walnuts Price to wholesalers: First
grade: Fronquette. lumbo. 22c. large 20c,
medium 18c. baby 15e lb. Soft shell,
lumbo none, larae 19c. medium 17c. babv
1414c lb.i Mayettes, lumbo nonet large
30c Ib. Second grade: Franquette, large
iHc, medium 17c. baby 15c lb, soft shell,
larre 17 medium 16c. baby 14c lb.
Onions Yaklms. S2.30-2.40; Oregon,
$3.40-2.50 per 50 lb. bag.
Potatoes White, locals. S3.25-2.50
rental: Deschutes Gems. S2.8S-3 cental;
Yakima No. Gems. $2.85 cental; Kla
math Full". $2.95-3 cental.
Hay Selling orlce on tracks Alfalfa.
No. 1 $21 ton: oat-vetch SU trm:
Willamette valley clover $12 ton; timothy.
eastern uregon gzi.soi valley timothy,
t ) ton. Portland.
Wool 1941 contracts. Oregon ranch.
nominal, S2-33c lb., crossbred!. 34-37c
id. iamoi lb.
Mohair 1941 ir-month. 45c IK
Hops. 1941 crop 40ci contracts. SSe,
Cascara bark 1940 peel. 10c; 1941. 10c
IB.
Wednesday Radio
KOBE Eocene 1S0 Klloeyele,
(Mata.l.Don Le. Network
8:00 p. m. New.
5:15 Orphan Annie
8:30 Captain Midnight
5:43 Jack Armstrong
6:00 Let's Dance '
6:15 Dinner Dance
6:30 New,
6:45 Song, at the nfeilde
7:00 John B. Hughe.
7:15 Spotlight Bands
7:30 Lone Ranger
8:00 Light Clasjlc,
8:30 A Trip to Mar,
8:45 Let's Swap
9:00 News
lJJ.unlor ChM'iber of Commerce
9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
9:45 Song Favorites
10:00 Horace Heldt Orch.
10:30 News
10:45 Enrlc Madrlguers Orch.
11:00 Bob Crosby Orch.
11:30 Horace Heldt Orch.
12:00 News
13:18 Band Wagon.
KOAC CmrnnK 50 Klloeydn
5:45 Evening Vesper Service
6:00 Dinner Concert
6:15 News
6:30 Farm Hour
6:43 Market Reports
7:00 Oregon State Gam Com.
7:18 OSC Student Club
7:30 Radio Shorthand Contest
8:00 The Business Hour (Eugene)
8:30 Higher Education Speaks (Eug.)
9:00 Independent College Prog.
9:30 Music of the Masters
9:45 News
KOIN Portland 979 KUoojel.a
(CBS Network)
5:15 p. m. State Traffic
5:30 Eyes of the World
5:45 Bob Garred. News
5:55 Elmer Davis. News
6:00 Tonight's Best Buys
6:15 Leon F. Drews. Organ
6:30 Wilbur Hatch Orch.
7:00 Glenn Miller
7:15 Great Moments in Music
7:45 News of the World
8:00 Amos n' Andy
8:15 Lanny Ross
8:30 Dr. Christian
8:55 William Winter, News
9:00 Fred Allen
10:00 Five Star FlnsI
10:15 Dance Time
10:20 Air-Flo
10:30 The World Today
10:45 Defense Today
11:00 Lud Gluskln Orch.
11:30 Manny Strand Orch.
11:55 News
KGW Portl.ua CM Kilocycle,
(NBC Red Network)
5:00 p. m Star, of Today
5:15 Children's Playhouse
5:30 Cocktail Hour
5:45 News
6:00 Pleasure Time
6:15 Candlelight Concerto
6:45 Your Mayor Speaks
7:00 Kay Kyser's Kollege
8:00 Point Sublrme
8:30 Plantation Parly
9:00 Eddie Cantor
9:30-Mr. District Attorney
10:00 News Flashes
10:15 Yoxir Home Town New,
10:25 Musical Interlude
10:30 Sir Francis Drake Orch.
10:55 News
11:00 Bilunore Hotel Orch.
11:30 News noundup
KEX Portland lloo Rlloryel,,
NBO Bin. Network)
8:00 p. rn. Adventure Stories
5:15 Flying Patrol
5:30 News of the World
5:45 Straight Shooter,
6:00-Secret City
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 21 (API
(TJSDA) Cattle salable and total 300:
calves salable 33, total 50; aleers and
hot m m H
ENDS TONIGHT!
TtSSTuB of th. Ywr I
IVW
NOW PLAYING
with
ALAN BAXTER
MARY CARLISLE
So t YOUR 0M Mont
Tn8
PR1ME
6WIT WTO-UM BRKOT-JOU U1H(
8:15 Bollte Trultt Time
6:30 NBC
7:00 American Melody Hour
7:30 Modem Music Box
7:40 Miracles of Faith
7:45 News Headlines and Highlights
S: 00 Quiz Kids
8:30 Manhattan at Midnight
9:00 Eaiy Aces
9:15 Army Camp Newe
9:30 Moonlight Sonata
10:00 Basin St. Chamber Musle
10:30 Broadway Bandwagon
10:45 Sir Francis Drake Orch.
11:00 This Moving World
MM 3 Organ Concert
11:30 News Roundup
Thursday Radio
KORE Eugene 1456 Ktl.eyel,,
(Mutual. Don Le, Network)
6:00 a. m New,
6:15 Early Bird
7:00 News
7:15 R. F. D. Oregon
7:30 Morning Varieties
7:45 Morning Sermonetta
8:00 Musical Interlude
8:14 Breakfast Club
8:30 News and Music
2:45 As the Twig Is Bent
9:00 John B. Hughes
9:15 Health Club
9:30 Navy Band
10:00 News
10:15-Helen Holden
10:30 Front Page Farrell
10:45 Music Shop
11:00 Standard School of the Air
11:30 News
11:45 Radiating Rhythms
12:00 News
12:13 p. m. Memories. -Words,' tt Music
12:30 Time, by the Top Bands
12:45 Refreshment Time. Singin' 8am
1:00 Mutual Goes Calling
1:30 Johnson Family
1:45 Boake Carter
9:00 Novelty Time
9:15 I'll Find My Way.
2:30 Surprise Package
3:00 News
3:15 Quiet Hour
3:45 Listen and Answer
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
4:15 Conference of Ministers
4:30 Ssm Brewer from Cairo
4:45 Afternoon Varieties
5:00 p. m News
5:15 Orphan Annie
5:30 Captain Midnight
KOAC Corvallis 650 Klloeyele,
10:00 a. m Review of the Day
10:0i-News
10:15 Homemakers Hour
10:20 Neighbor Reynolds
10:40 Nurse Beth
11:00KOAC School of th All
11:20 Musle of the Masters
12:00 United Press News
12:15 p. m. Farm Hour
12:50 Market Reviews
12:45 Farm Flashes
1:00 Fsvorlte Classics
!:1&-Var!ety. Time
1:43 Melody Lane
2:00 Home Garden Hour
2:30 Memory Book of Musle
.1:00 Great Songs
3:15 In Defense of America
3:30 Piano Concerto
3:45 News
4:00 "Pops" Concert
4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls
, KOIN Portland 970 Kilocycle.
(CBS Network)
6:00. a. m. Farm 'Reporter
6:15 Breakfast Bulletin
e:3u kuin Klock
7:15 Headline
7:30 Bob Garred Reporting
7:45 Nelson Prinile. News
8:00 lane Endlcott
9:15 Consumer News
8:30-Hymns of All Churches
8:45 Stories America Lovee
9:00 Kate Smith Speaks
9:15 Big sister
9:30 Romance of Helen Trent
ft.SS Tlllp flml fin....
10:0O T.ifM fn T4 Tl ...IJ..1
10:15 Woman In White
iu:w vie and Sade
10:45 Mary Lee Taylor
11:00 Bright Horlton
11:15 Aunt Jenny
11:30 Fletcher Wiley
11:45 Kate Hopkins
12:00 Man I Married
12:15 p. m. Knox Manning, News
12:30 Refreshment Time, Singin' Sam
12:45 Woman of Courage
1:00 Stepmother
1:15 Myrt and Marge
1:30 American School of the Air
2:00 News
2:15 William Winter. News
2:30 The O'Neill's
2:45 Scattergood Balnea
3:00 Joyce Jordan
3:15 Voice of Broadway
3:30 Bob Hannon. Songs
3.-45 Newspaper of the Air
4:00 Second Mrs. Burton
4:15 Young Dr. Malone
4:30r!JjW5MI,CT tn Air
KGW Portland 620 Klloeyele.
(NBO Red Network)
6:00 s. m. News
6:05 The Quack of Dawn '
7 : fin Mlir MabHIIk - a J. I .
7M5-Meat Curing mm.
7:20 Music of Vienna
7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Star of Today
8:15 Symphonic Swing
8:45 David Harum
9:00 Women's World
9:15 Words snd Musle
9:30 News for Busy Women
9:45 Musical Bouquet
10:0 Woman's Place
10:15 Bess Johnson
10:30 Bachelor's Children
10:45 Dr. Kste
11:00 Light of the World
11:15 The Mystery Men
11:30 Valiant Lady .
11:45 Arnold Grimm's Daughter
12:00 Against the Storm
P. m.M. Perkins
'???''1pn" Young's Family
12:45 Vic and Sade
1:00 Backstage Wife '
1:15 Stella Dallas
1:30 Lorenzo Jones
1:43 Young Wldder Bren m
3:00 When a Girl Marries
3:15 Portia Faces Life
2:30-We. the Abbotts
2:45 Story of Mary Martin
3:00 Right to Happiness
3:15 Lone Journey.
.1:30 PnU Irwin
3:45 Three Suns Trio
4:00 Bob Carroll, Singer
4:15r-Llsten to Llebert
4:30 The Eaton Bovs
:rH. V. Kaltenborn
KEX Portland lloo Klloeyele,
(NBC Blue Network)
6:00 a. m.-Farm and Home
6:45 Western Agriculture
7:00-Amen Comer Program
7:15 Breakfast Club
8:15 What Can I Do
8:30 What's News
8:35 Musical Pleasantries
8:45 Keep Fit Club
9:00 Hollywood HeadMner,
9:05 Andrlni Continentals
9:15 Christian Science Program
9:30 Bill Sabransky, Organist
9:45 Charmingly We Live
10:00 New Show a Dav
10:15 Breakfast at Sardi's
10:45 News
11:00 Musical Interlude
11 :05 Current Events
Il:20-Hotel Tafi Orch.
11:30 stars of Today
11:45 Keep Fit Club
13:00 Orphans of Divorce
12:18 p. m Amanda of Honeymoon Hill
12:30-John's Other Wife
I2:4JJust Plain Bill
1:00 Your Livestock Reporter
1:15 News Headlines and Highlights
1:30 Market.
1:35 Rose City Calendar
1:55 News
2:00 Quiet Hour
3:30 A House In the Country
2:45 Wayne Van Dyne. Singer
3:00 Between Bookenda
3:15 Newa
3:15 News
3:30 Stringtime
3:45 Traveling Cook
4:0OChe( Mtlanl
4:15 Mr. Keen, Tracer
4:30 Stars of Today
4:45 Bilunore Orch.
P.-T. A. Unit At
Willakenzie Busy
WILLAKENZIE, Jan. 21 (Spe.
cial) The Willakenzie Parent-
Teacher association held its post
poned meeting Friday at the
grange hall. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Mrs. Alva Ferebee, at which time
Mrs. Gyneth Olson was appoint-
ed defense work chairman of the dren, Wilma, Gail, Mable and Jo-P.-T.
A. A. Wayne Gibson re- I ane of AlDha. Rex Seits of La-
Family Reunion
Held On Birthday
SWISSHOME, Jan. 21. (Spe
cial) A family reunion, celebrat
ing the 84th birthday of Lafe Prin
del, was held Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Prindel in
Swisshome. Lafe Prindel has
lived in Oregon since 1893. He
homesteaded on Five Rivers,
where he lived until 1939. He now
liv with his son Harry and fam-
ilv at Canary. Present at the
birthday dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Trindel of Eugene, Mrs. Effie
seits nf Nvssa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Prindel and daughters Dean and
Doreen of Canary, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Prindel and children uer-
aid. Leta and Ray of Swisshome,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prindel and
sons Ralph, Jr.. and Ronald of
Swisshome, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Fisk and children Jackie, Shirley,
Boyd, Ama and Lafe of Glenada,
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Seits and chil-
in . ft it is dug out.
Three large culverts have already
been sunk and inree more aio j
to be put in.
Oregon-Oregon State '
Game To Be Broadcast
The Oregon-Oregon State bas
ketball game, to be played at Mc
Arthur court Saturday night, will
ho hrnarlmst throueh the facilities
of station KWJJ (Portland), 1080
kc, starting at 8 p. m., according
to an announcement made by
Tide Water Associated Oil com
pany. Sportcaster Hal Byers will
be at the mike.
WANT-AD RATES
1 time, per lino .......12c
3 timet, per Una .21c
3 times, per Una ....I3o
T times, per Una 51c
1 month, per Una .1.95
Deduct 5ft where cash
accompanies Ad.
Count 5 averare sired words
per line. Minimum - ad two
Unes. Minimum chirga 25c
A special low rate to person
leeking employment
Largest Stock Victor Records In
Eugene. Wilson Music House, 39
East 10th.
porting for the playground equip
ment committee, told that a bas
ketball, a volleyball, three soft
balls and three bats had been pur
chased for the school. Mrs. E.
Derflinger reported on the Christ
mas candy committee. A petition
was read, asking for a new county
road to make a shorter distance
to school for the children- from
u j Jj4-in. T.S-
: Gibson, Mrs. Clarence Sunkler,
i and Mrs. Marxen were named on
I the petition committee. Mr. Fere
bee asked for volunteer help
among the patrons in getting the
schoolhouse seats on strips so
that they could quickly be moved
into the new school when it is
completed.
The P.-T. A. voted to sponsor
an "open house" when the new
school is ready. Mrs. Robert J.
Hughes was appointed chairman
of the invitation and announce
ment committee. Mrs. A. J. At
water was appointed chairman of
the entertainment committee. Mrs.
Ray Brabham was named chair
man of the refreshment commit
tee: - The P.-T. A. voted to pay for
the subscription to a newspaper
comb, Lester and Dale Prindel of
Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ross
and son Danny of Waldport, Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell Hockemma and
son Roger of Alsea, Mr, and Mrs.
F. W. Taylor of Deadwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Ike Keonlg, Siltcoos, and Mrs.
Kate Isackson of Siltcoos.
Mrs. Walter Vincent entertained
recently with a party for her son,
David, who was six years old.
Those present were Nadine Pearl,
Mertlyn Lee Miner, sonnie pense
Un, Shirley An Kearns, Dickie Jo
hansen and David Vincent. They
spent the afternoon playing games,
after which Mrs. Vincent served
refreshments.
"Grouchy" Husbands
Bed vtfee, mar to saHerta boa tat ml.
tsf bevel gas, aom stomach of teaaasks,
esosed by spells of eosstipaaea. Try AO
Haiti I, effeetrrely Meads 0 eaimlBl
trna Ice islloi of gas pains, tadiUssdne
lor teoue. Quick bovsl aeaoa. Ton orofrut
EVERYBODY'S DRUG, 8M' Wlllam.tts
BEWg?e WORMS
inside you or your child
Theuimdi ef srown-upi snd children hit, bowel
worai (roundworm!! I Watch (or tbeie vamtnt
lrns: Fidsetln,, ilrhr note end icit. unfair
llomaeh. rcttteu lep. If jou eicn auipcct round
worm,, get Jarne'i Vermlfuss riitit swart Jarne a
la Amcrtca'a leading proprietarr ttorm medicine:
uied hy mllttoni (or oyer a century. AcM g.ntlr jet
.apali Kormi. Demand JAYNC'3 VEBM1FCGB1
Florence Notes
FLORENCE, Jan. 21. (Special)
A dental clinic was held Tues
day morning at the Western Lane
health office with Dr. Vern Web
ber in charge, assisted by Mrs.
George Albright, Mrs. Howard
Reppeto, and Miss Beatrice Turtle,
pubUc health nurse. Four outly
ing districts were represented: Fid-
T? nvTemtS neri,f 1 dle Creek, 13 present, three with
T&bT! ht teet and mouth 0,K., three par-
subject of the meeting will be I en? 3. 2P 5
Mrs. Frank
founders day with
Rust as chairman.
The program of the evening
consisted of group singing and a
talk "Realities ' In Parental Re
sponsibilities" by J. A. Holladay
of the school of education of the
university. Following this Harold.
Roberta, and Beth Rutherford
sang a trio. Refreshments were
served in the dining room by the
men.
The Willakenzie Thimble club
will meet on Thursday afternoorr
with Mrs. Anna Carstedt.
tffi1 till Siirj
RETURNED! 2 HTTSI
WALLACE BEERT II
"THE MAN
FROM DAKOTA"
' 2nd GREAT HIT
CLARK GABLE .
JOAN CRAWFORD
ta
"STRANGE
CARGO"
New Officers Named
HARRISBURG, Jan. 21. (Spe
cial) The W. S. C. S. met at the
home of Mrs. J. W. Owen. Mrs. Ina
Kirschman presided. Mrs. A. L.
Darling presented the lesson and
Mrs. Zona Rexroad led the devo
tionals. Officers were elected. The
complete list of officers for the
year is as follows: President, Mrs.
Ina Kirschman; vice president,
Mrs. Zona Rexroad; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Ray Warren; treas
urer, Mrs. Ina Hughes; corre
sponding secretary, Mrs. Fred Go
forth; secretary of missions, Mrs.
A. L. Darling; secretary of local
church activities, Mrs. J. W. Owen;
secretary of young people's group,
Mrs. Eva Spurlin; secretary of lit
erature and publications, Mrs. Alex
Elliott; secretary of supplies, Mrs.
Rexroad; chairman of fellowship
committee, Mrs. H. K. Vannice;
pubUcity, Mrs. Ina Hughes. At the
close of the business meeting re
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be Feb. 12, at the
home of Mrs. DarUng.
Burl and Warren Brown of the
Boeing plant,' accompanied by the
Misses Karen and Ruth Jacobson
of Seattle, spent the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
L: Brown.
Funeral services for M. D. Mor
gan of Florence, were held at the
Masonic cemetery near Harris
burg, Sunday, the Masons in
charge. Mr. Morgan was editor
of the Harrishurg Bulletin for a
number of years, selling out in
1924. He continued to work on
the paper here until 1927 when he
moved with his family to Florence
where he edited the Siuslaw Oar.
Gordon Sasse and family have
taken an apartment in the Steven
son building and Gordon will as
sist with the work at the Bulletin
office until the editor, Mr. Chris
tian, has recovered from his ill
ness. Mr. Christian and family
have moved from Eugene and are
now occupying the George Hall
house recently vacated by W. J.
Price.
Tom Carr moved his family and
rtls household goods" to Portland
the first of the week. Mr. Carr
has employment there in a gov
ernment shop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Morris re-
I till FRI.
I . t iShC', nw
SJS213ujSEBw!
ent, six with teeth and mouth O.
K.p one parent present; Portage,
14 present, four with teeth and
mouth O. K., four parents present;
Cushman, 31 present, six with
teeth and mouth O. K., parents,
none.
Mrs. Treasa Alexander returned
Sunday from Portland where she
has been visiting with her daugh
ter since before the holidays,
Veterans of Foreign Wars are
planning a card party at their hall,
lust north of town. Friday evemng.
Lunch will be served. Tickets are
now being sold. Meeting days for
the local veterans have been
changed to the second and third
Fridays.
Bob Treffry Is hauling gravel
from Reedsport for the new city
weU being dug near the present
pump house. The gravel is put
around the outside of the concrete
culverts to keep sand from work-
turned last week from Everett,
Wash., where they had spent sev
eral days with their son, Charles
Morris, who is stationed with the
army there.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Davidson
report that their son, Hillis, who
enlisted last October is now sta
tioned at a government technical
air communications school at Scott
Field, Illinois. Hillis will finish
his training some time in March.
The Past Noble Grands club will
meet Friday at the home of Mrs.
H. K. Vannice. Members are ask
ed to bring their thimbles and
scissors and pieces of outing flan
nel. The club will work on quilts
for the Red Cross this year.
Largest Stock Victor Records In
Eugene. Wilson Music House, 39
East 10th.
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Legal NoticM
National ForMt Timber for Sal
Jan,
RESINOL
HEMORRHOIDS (PHes)
HERNIA-FISSURE-FISTULA
No Bd to uHr any lonar,
Toi 31 yiui w havo ,
e fully troatod i?ofo I
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Booklet ooatainlnff Tluabl
Information and xplalnlng -
our uatbod.
Ifbmf Credit Trm Available '
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
prrsfetart antf SurgsM
K. K. Cor, I. Bnrnelde and Grand Ats.
Telepnone EAet 391S Portland, Oregon
Sealed blda will be received by the
JW Supervisor, WlUemetU N.Mcm.l
forest, EuseneOreson. until "
on Friday, February 6. 1. n will
immediately thereafter, tor all
the merenantaDie w..-..,
30-x" and larier that can be cutfrora
an area ot about 700 acres, In portions
of the SEV. NEVe. SEVe S. lfXJ Sec.
14. Ntt Sec. 33, and NWV. Sec 34. T.
1 S. R. E. W. M.. south of the
McKensle River, estlmsted , to be SO.000
llnesl teet. more or leu. of western
red cedar poles. No bid of leaa than the
followlnf minimum prices per. lineal
foot will be considered: 30 - SS" x S" -1.015:
SO - J5' X 1" - I.0JSS 30 35' X
8" . $.0175; 40 x or !" - .0!
40 . 80' X " - S.09S: l - X " or
.04JS Vt and over -X S" or t" -
033; 1 f or materiel ' umherehantsble for
poles to be cut snd removed at the
option of the purchsser In the form of
stubs or pillns - $.015. In addition to
the prices bid for stumpsgei a co-operative
deposit ot $.0073 per lineal foot
based ' on the total footage ot poles,
stubs and piling cut will be required to
cover , the cost of brush disposal work
to be done by . the Forest Service.
$300.00'' must lbe -deposited with each
bid- to .be spoiled on the purchase
price, refunded or retained In. part aa
liquidated- damages according to con
ditions of sale: The right to reject any
and all bids Is reserved. Before Dtos are
submitted,-- full information concerning
the timber, conditions -of sale and sub
mission of bids msy be obtained from
the -Forest Supervisor, Willsmette Na.
tlonal- Forest, Eugene, - Oregon, or Dis
trict . Rsnger, McKenzle Bridge. Oregon.
744 wed. jsn 31,
"uneral ni-:
PHILBAnifiiXin
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- J-ards 0f rri
we wiSvrir-siS5i
friends fotheiiT a
th illi...ueirklllili,.
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. Ruth H.1K..I Nil
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So helpful are Cutieura Soap and Ofntanent In
relieving exttmaUycaused akin blemishes that
the makers will refund your money ifyou are
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Soap and Ointment regularly. Only 25t each.
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LOANS
WANTED
Construction Loans
Remodeling Loans
Purchase Loans
- Eugene-'
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS tt LOAN ASSN.
248 Miner Bide. Phone 121T
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Com to tit. Try our Chlnest naturM
herb remedial . , will halo ' too
-egaln ttood health.
Olsordera, dnusIUi. heart lung, Uvar
ddney stomach, gas, constipation
ilcp-g. diabetes, rheumatism, call and
bladder, fever, ikm
female complaints.
Charlie Chan
Chinese Med. Herb
Co.
Office hours only Wed.
and Sunday. 1:10 le
6:00 p. in.
4 B. FUNO CONSULTATION FRKB
720 WUlamerla, Eurjena, Ore.
NOTICE : OF FINAL . HEARING
Notice I. hereby given that the under
sighed has filed . his final ' account as
sdmlnlstrator In the matter of the
estate of George Hsdley, deceased, and
the county court oz tna state, ot uregon
has appointed Thursday, the 29th day
of January, 1942, at - ten o'clock In the
forenoon, as the time for the hearing
of objections thereto 'and the. settlement
inereoi, .
HENRY R. HADLEY,
. Administrator.- .
C. A. WTNTERMEIER, Attorney. .
734 Willamette.
741 Wed Jan 31.
IN
THE COUNTY COURT ' OF
STATE OF OREGON FOR
-LANE COUNTY '
THE
IN THE MATTER OF THE)
ESTATE OF . ) NOTICE
ELLA V. MACY. . ' ' I TO
Deceased.) CREDITORS
NOTICE - IS "HEREBY GIVEN. Out
the undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator or -. me estate of Ella. . v.
Macy, deceased, by,-the County Court
oz ajane county Oregon, au perai
naving claim, against said estate are
required to present them, with the
proper Touchers attached,, to the law
office f David B. Evans. 330 Miner
Building In the City of Eugene, . Lane
County. . Oregon, within six months from
wie new ot mis notice.
DATED at Eugene. Oregon, this 19th
taay ,- ox uecemoer, . 1941.
VAN MACY. Administrator.
DAVID B. EVANS.
Attorrley for Administrator.
, SMJ "hwr Building. Eugene. , Oregon.
TSs Wed Jan 28.
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ber of the Associated Prs Th- ammi.
eted Press Is exclusively entitled to the
un ior puoiicaiion 01 au news aispatcnes
credited to It or not otherwise credited
in this paper and also all the local news
tlon of special dispatches herein are also
published herein. All rights of publlca-reserved.
By Carrier, yearly in vancwje.00
By Carrier, monthly an
By Mall in Oregon, yearly s'no
OuUlde of State, yearly .. g.oo
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in Making Change of Address please
X,foner ddr as well as the bw.
Thia u necessary in order that your
credit can be transferred and the dm
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Accounts
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ten thousand classified ads a
month. Naturally it is imprae
tlcal '?ACha5 10'0)0 small ads
on a 30-day basis. The accom
modation account is our method
."fflae.thern.
i !i lluw account
f-iii T8? ""j exenaea to es
tablished residences oj Eugene
who have telephones listed in
their names and who have no
unpaid ads against them. (Trans
portation. Situation Wanted, and
Business Opportunity ads can
not be accepted on flite basis).
ADS are NOT charged to your
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tesy by paying these small items
on the first statement, thereby
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in THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
oaAlje, ur ORTOON TOR
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5 THE MATTEROF THE)
ESTATE OF )' NOTICE
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Deceased.lCREprrORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY OrvBN, that
the undersigned has been, appointed ad.
mlnlstrator of th. .state
?Li"Z";.. :countyCourt
of Lane County, Oregon. An Mr
dav rJDnlJ.fS!re:.r0"' th
DAVID I B. EVAKB- A,ln"""t"
ATS' 'or Administrator. '
Protebslonal Cards
DENTIST"
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PELLIO-ao. P. BL150.
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PJNCERJtbLUNS & CO"
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CtBROTRCtic PHY8IC1AN
DR. HTri. PETERS, tiffany Bldi
Death Notice
50
JA?J!'mma Jacobs died at
evening at 7:30 rather suddenly.
fe0bin TJA
Upm.Tl jrvywiu nave ceie
SS'cS.8 wed"ng anni
versary. She had made her
home here for the past 37 years,
coming with her family to take
Jfftfnkfie of the ed&nal f5!
iS"wln uEu85n: She is sur
Xin .by hr husband; and the
inC; ti Jl'mren: A. J. ja
L' HrTri,burKi Mrs. W. H.
hSflf B- Turnham,
both of Portland: Dr. F. E. JaJ
tSiSL.0 Jacobs, both of San
y,a" Duyn, Mrs. Join Enright,
Mrs. Marcla March. Ra nond
a Eugene. Funeral
Uj " .wy oe nelQ "loay, Jan.
, at ,m. from the St.
S? Catholic church, with
fiSii'.i r r p.-Leipzig of-
ilclnttnD' rjA. i ..u
T. , "WUJ Will bv sa iu
Thursday evening, Jan. 22, at
7.30 at the Veatch-HolUngs-Ma17,sJ
,ctholic church, with
: i e a in ine Kest Haven Me
morial nnrle
FCE-MrosrFrance died
, ay ,an' 10 A- M.
funeral announcements will be
ti-ii, lawr .irom the , Veatclv
Hollingsworth chapel.
Funeral Director 100
brastetterTsTmichapel
riiuue j 113)4 Ullve St.
POOLE FUTJERAL HOME
rn. fugena 723 or Springfield 341
LOGSoTd-r!K
Ph. .John Banks, 3
FOUND-S'rnirblJcrS'
Wll'P hn nu, f. .Vi
Mcia Cockra,'la5
andjn-iip. m.
Wintergarden. Phil J
geneHotcl.
Lost gibssk.
FOUNp-4 muielTTlijl
ar aiaa. VY, UC
Hoisington.
LOST blue rjur u
able to owner on. u
reiuin to , nea.-uiiani.
LiUbr black anrl ahh
Willagillespie DisL till
rn. ioi,
ijtjai I1V111B ntr
sake. Reward. 1140 m
SDrW-J.
LOST Gold link braM
HEdna engraved.Pk. Uj
LOST Billfold on HendiB
roaa; vaiuaoie papen m
rewaro. rn. aw.
LOST Red & white spmSI
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Transportatioi
LOWEST RATH
Portland O.W. $1,85:8.1.
Eugene 9:15 a. m, M
San. Francisco $MS;
$11.25: Los AnceleslU:
19.80. New York tUil
' cago $38.50; El Paso.&l
. DOLLAR BUS HI
49 E. Broadway m
Real Estate for Si!
IT'S DIFFEREi
Just like a oicture tm'
. Beautiful" is this !W
suburban home. It hull
and charm all lis oni
bedrooms, snug den, tj
bath with shower. Braa
that-looksoutonaliwil
ers and shrubs, ouUnl
place. You'll "Oh-hJrij
a. vnn stpn Into the ta
hall. Large attic atay
for occupancy, imm
. with sawdust lumn
eatage.- $6500-TenM
take smaller home it I
Pa'TTwkTi? rmrtrmil
. 'BUILDERS REA1WJ
"It must oe gown'
recommend it
541 lvtlner Bide. Telffl
Be Your 04
Landlord
Buy this 5 room swf
nome on
large floored attic,
ventilation and jd
room, will make um
rooms, large luUffSJ
oTmSS
F. . W
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Qfnir-r f!lnra
10 acres of firetctojl
torn; all tuiaoie. - --j
nut irees. -y"f.-i,, vrf
house, electric 1
rnee. chicken house. M
sonable terms. "'"
, . 948Oak
wr v ORES
FARM Cm
taxes and crop InWJH
big new Kinneys tm
catalog goes to tM MF3
week. OMer your coj,
' OREGAS?0
VeATHome5,
Almost - Nice igL
A REALTOR
jmametjej-js
burban home on j,
Rodmans B
702 Wilamette.rjfij
FACRES of If3!!
from Eugene,
' elec. 4 room J-J
garage, cn.r .. for
Fine home
E.
' nt F,
61 W,
Immediate posset J
down, balance WSjjM
Rodmans nj
702 WiJL
Mew olrinTnouse.
wood floors. w2 a
eves340 W.13th.
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