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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON
Page Seventeen,
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D OD IT IT U E 8
itiLDiKO riimri
Rapslr residence, IMS Columbia, a.
B. Summers, S1SO.
hlnfle mMann, ISO Orchard, M.
Park. S2S.
Hereof residence 199 Monroe.' E. A.
Johnson, Ilea.
JtlSTICC COVET'
Oliver Lee Gey peld line of Sl.to
on s charge of failing to stop at a
slop sign.
William Theodore Bergman paid a fine
of SIS on a charge of having a com
bination overload and William Worlte
Remey paid $10 on a charge of having
a trailer axle overload.
BIITBI
STRODE At Sacred Heart general hos
pital, Thursday. Oct. 31, 1S43. to Mr.
and Mrs. , Ralph Strode. M Mala street,
Springfield, a daughter.
KILEMAN At Sacred Heart general has.
pltal. Wednesday. Oct. 10. lata, to
Pvt. and Mrs. R. M. HUemaa, Mt
Fourth Avenue west, a son.
GUTHRIE At Sacred Heart general hos
pital. Thursdsy. Oct II, 1MJ. to 8ft.
snd Mrs. Hugh Guthrie, ao River
Road, a son.
WICKS At Sacred Heart general ho.
pltal, Wednesday. Oct. 10. IMS, to Mr.
and Mrs. Donald E. Wicks, Vtda, a
son.
The tallest known eucalyptus
tree in California, 209 feet high, is
on the University of California
campus at Berkeley.
Now a Better Way to
Eesy! Quick!
CttAMi H Pouni lutur (wfttned, but
not oily.)
H teaspoon Ckescekt Imita-v
hom Bum Flavor
AW i I egg unbeaten. Beit well.
COMMNIi I cup warmed top cream or
evaporatedmilk(nottoohot.) -
i teaspoon salt
ADD i Milk mature to butter mixture
a tablespoon at a time, beating
srth rotary egg beater or elec
: .' trir mixer after each addition,
until all is xmbined.
KACI i In refrigerator. Remove half an
hour before serving.
i let tlnf. frying. endieeonln,ldd H
teaspoon L'mscent Imitation Butti Flavor
to i cup of shortening or cooking oil. Cream
nth shortening Tor sauces, frying and thick
emiji. Add like other flavoring to batters.
A brand now way to stretch butter and add
flavor to fbods-t It's yours . . . with Crescent
Imitation Butter Flavor with Color! I Jiis
fine flavor improves any butter-stretching,
method. It accents color and flavor! "
Wonderful buttery flavor... the flavor that
. gives so much goodness tc meals. For season
ing and for butter-spreads it brings back all
the natural buttery fiavorl For tastier home
bakingt add Crescent Butter Flavor to
your cakes, pies, cookies and other foods when
you use shortening other than butter. Tested.
Fine restaurants and good bakers have used
Crescent Butter Flavor for years! ',
iasy arid quick to use! Just add to your
favorite butter-stretching method, to mar
garine. Or blend with vegetable shortening
and use it for all of.your frying and seasoning
uses. So economical.
A grand flavor for feeds. 'Discover this
seasoning trick that fine cooks have used for
years. Crescent Butter Flavor, with color
is now available at your grocers. Look for it
. . . it's in the famous blue and white bottle!
WITH
COLOR
MEN! "HOOK ON" TO THIS
GOOD-PAYING RAILROAD JOB
Southern Pacific will train you to be
a Yardman a vital war fob (most . .
Yardmen average over $200 a month)
Here's your chance to be a railroader. If yon are able-bodied, under 41 years old,
sad not now employed in another war industry, we will train you to be a yardman.
Ife previous railroad experience is necessary. '.
Arstr brief training period yon will have the opportunity to make good
wey. (Most Yardmen at present average $200 and over per month in some
; um t good deal more.) . . ,
offers you many extra advantages besides good pay. It is a vital war industry.
It it a good company to work for. It it a big company in business to stay. If you are
J "on-essential work, and particularly if you are a married man with children,
"eopporrojiitytobriildforagoodfntore. .
en S, p. employee you will have the benefit of the Federal Railroad Retire
eat Act, the advantages of S.P.'s fine medical service, and transportation court e- .
erabject to reasonable rules. .
"re you take any job, eome in and talk it over. You may find this job is exactly
kind you'll like bt; .
Here's what you do as a Yardman
Yon work in the yards at railroad terminals, assisting to the
witching of ear and making up of trains and the "breaking
ot trains after arrival. It is an active and absorbing job.
M
JIZportunUie' fr W" teould like to $lgn up at ttudenl loco
w Firemen or Brakemen.
"d experienced Brakemen, Yardmen and Firemen too. If you have had
"Penenee, don't lose any lime getting in touch Kith us. ,
lhbuUh I'" OP"U VU dnl T"aroad exPerienc ' "
Apply in paf(an, WT)f Bivt og, OBd jroft ,ttus tei
! P. Boykln, Ttainmaaler, Eugene Yard or any S. P. Aejen,
5P
IfofrUnily
Southern f otitic
Eugene Markets
irrrurAT-ifsej-s no
Premium quality isnaatmum oc
1 per cent "'
at
-Sites
tint ouaUty i maximum at Sett oer
cent acid l toe
Second quality av(e
.tIMe
4C
-3Se
-Sc
Bl;TTS i Waeleeaie
Grade A ortuta
Grade B 'oruita
CBEESti
mpieta
gGUStBertag
uraoe a larae
Grade B large .
uraae A medium
Grade B medium ,,, A-
CQOB twkalcssle frUs se Batallsrs)
Grade A large -. .
Grade A medium "
Grade A small
Grade B large tt
rOULTBt .. " . . , , ... !
n.ii. a
Grade A broUers under 14
3C
under Hi 11
Grade A fryers, lbs. and up.
huul
Long wool
Coarse, lb.
Lamb. lb.
Mohair, lav
BIDKS
CaU
Kip
-Se
Portland List
Delta
Lorig wool
t. ABC ABA
Cascara. lb.
Dn erane mm. nv
ferns, lb.
NUHA1S
Lore. lb. .
Short, lb. -
nBAlNS
Wheat, red. bushel ,
Wheat, white, bushel
White oats, tan
Gray oata. ion ,
Barley, ton
VEOSTABLSS. VBUITS
Baring fries. Aeer ler Me-,1 Fregers
Concord, grspes, 20-lb. lug .ll. SO
Oreen peppers, lb. ,, , -
Corn. dot. ears w
. rOKTLAm, Ore- Oct 11 (API
Butter AA grade prtnta, W,e, cartons,
Tsci A grade grtnts. Wt'.e. cartons.
47ct B grade prtnta, 4Se, cartons. teHc
Butterfatrirsl quality, maalmum ot
.S of 1 per cent acidity, delivered at
Portland, uuftme lb.1 premium quality,
maximum of .35 of I per cent acidity,
SS'SStie lb.) valley routes and country
points Se less than tint or S0-Mmei
second quality at Portland Ss under
first or M-S0tse lb. t
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tellers: Oregon triplets, tec Ib.l loaf,
tfHc lb.1 triplets to wholesalers, tie
lb.) loaf. STo r.OB.e.
. EggsPrkea to retailers. In easeet
AA, toes A irade Urge SSci A medium
Met A smsll, SOe doxen.
aesPrleea to Broducersi A lane.
Mci B large. Sic; A medium SOe doien.
Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1
grade teghern broilers, up to SVe lbs
Soc: color sd fryers under SVs to 4 lbs.
SSci colored roerters over . 4 lbs. Sect
leghorn bens, under Stfc lbs SSWct over
SW lbs., tiVtti colored hens, 4 to S
tsclers. Sltso lb.1 sugs, JlVic lb.
RabbitsGovernment celling: avarate
country killed to reteUera, 440 lb.1 live
price to produoara, 14c lb.
Onions Oreen. toe doeen buaehut
Vaktma, SS.1S SO-lb, bag.
Potatoes New Yakima asms. No. L
IS.IS-S.S0i local S U cental.
country meaieriouDBea: price so re
tatlers: country killed hogs, bast butch
ers, 110-140 lbs., ISC) vealers, AA, JJUci
A. Sltic; B. ISHci C, l"o Ib.l culls.
IBtiei csnnsr-cutter cows, UHe lb.t
.bulla, canner-outters, t4scl lambs,. AA,
reel A. S4Hei B, Sittei C. S0Vci ewes,
rs, lSV.c: medium. Itct ft, lOHct beef,
AA, tltkci A, SOHet B, liHc: C, letio.
' Wool Govt rnmrnt control. .
, Cascara Bark Dry. too lb.
Mohair Itu, .19-month, 4Sc lb.
Hope Nominal, aeed stock, 1144 crop,
11.40 lb.1 seedless, S1.S0-1.S0 lb.1 contract
seedless, Too; seed, SSa 1 ,
were reduced near the doss, f
Trsnsfers approximated 000,000 shares.
Conspicuous In the rear ranka the
greater part of the time were Standard
OU IN. J.). Standard Oil of Cel., So-cony-Vacuum,
American Distilling, Al
lied UlUl. V. S. Steel. Chrysler, U: S.
Rubber. American Can, Santa re and
J. I. Case.
Boeing Aircraft was an exception,
advancing a point when directors voted
another SI dividend. Thia made a total
of S so far this year against SI for
ell of mt Distillers Corr.-8esframs
wae given a lift on reports negotiations
were under way for the purchase of
rrankfort Distilleries.
-eoe
.410
-lie
- st
10c
-SI. IS
S1
-S44
Csrrots. dozen bunches .
Cabbage, lb.
Lettuce, crate
Cucumbers, dor.
Bummer Squssh. lb. '
Table Queen squssd, doten
Hubbard squash, lb. .
Green onions, dor.' bunches
Zuchlnl 8aussh. lb.
Celery, dor. bunches ....
-80c
. 3c
-St
-toe
..sc
-40-SOc
SOe
.40
Celery heerts. dor. bunches
Appier, oJsnei , ,
Strawberries, crate ,, .....
Cauliflower, lb. ,
Tomatoes, crate 80c: bushel
Dry onions, lb.
Spinach, lb. . i i
11.2.1
JJ.50
Sl.S0-
-so
..10c
11.25
Bo
POBTLAND OBAIN
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 11 (API
'wneat futures unouoted.
cash aTaln: rjals No. e3H IB. wnne
4S.00. Barley No. J 45 lb. B. W. 44.90.
Com and flax unquoted.
Cash Wheat (bid): Soft while l.SS:
soft white (excluding Rex) 1.41; White
club 1.4114: western red 1.41H.
Hard red winter: ordinary 1.384; 10
per cent 1.4014: 11 per cent 1.42;. 12
per cent 1.44. ,
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.43:
11 per cent 1.44: 12 per cent 1.45.
Today's car receipts: wheat 16, barley
3; flour 31i corn 1; mlllfeed 3; flax
seed 1.
Public Market
lb.
VEGEl'ABLfc-
Swlas chard. 3
Cauliflower' lb.
Green Corn, a eara .
Green Pepper, lb. .
String Beans, 2 Ibc
Celery. bunch ..-a
Cabbage, lb. ,.
Rad.thes. bunch
Spinach, lb. , . .-..
parsnipi 1 IM.
Bermuda onions.
Scout Charter Club
Makes Many Contacts
. Reports from members of the
Lane district charter club, special
organization snd extension com
mittee of the WaUamet council.
Boy Scouts of America, indicated
today that contracts have been
made with nearly 20 institutions
in Lane county regarding sponsor
ship of cub packs, boy scout
troops, or senior units.
The charter club was started
last week to carry on an organira-
tion campaign during the next 60
days, Lynn S. McCready, cam-
paign chairman, said. McCready
explained that the club hopes to
make available more quality
scouting gor boys in Lane county,
He pointed out that only one out
of six boys are boy scouts, si
though surveys show that three
out of four boys want to be mem
bers of boy scout troops.
The boy scout program is offer'
ed to such organizations as
churches, civic clubs, parent-
teacher associations, granges, vet
eran and fraternal groups, or
other stable community Institu
tions which desire to include the
program in their own youth pro
Potatoes, lb.
Bulk carrots. 1 lbs.
Tomatoes, bushel
Green onions burjeb .
Parsley, lb. .. .
Lc.f lettuce, lb.
Head lettuce, head
Zuchlnl Squash. Ib ,
Crookneck squash.' lb. -Table
queen squash 3 tor .
uma tseans nerry box
Ground cherries, lb.
FRUITS
Cornice pears, bu.
Grspes, basket
Apples, a lbs. for .
Strawberries, box .
Spear melons, lb.
eaos
Oversize
Grsde A lsrge
Grsde A medium
Grade A, small
DRESSED POULTRY
Turkeys, lb.
Heavy nana. lb. ,
Fryers, lb. .
lb.
I PORTUffTJ MvtSTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 31 (AP1-
I (WFAI-Cattle: Salable and total 250:
1 calves 35: market active, mostly stesdy.
but some late bids wesker: common to
medium gTase steers 9.50-12.50; cutters
, . i ogwn in i.aui common io mraium
i i nerfers S.00-11.25: odd heed to 1100:
ine 1 cenner and cutter cows 6.00.T.OO; fat
! dairy type cows to 8.00: heavy hol-
"ir: 1 steins to 8.50: medium to good beef
! cows 0.00-11.00: . common to medium
! hull. T.nma 7A! ' enmmnn mIm. anH
vealers 8.00-10.00: good to choice veal
ers selsble 14.0O-U.t0.
Hogs: Salable 300. total 4501 market
slow, about steady: good to choice
around 185-329 lbs. largely 14.50; odd
head 14.S5: 240-300 lbs. 13.25-1J.75:1 liiht
lights largely 18.25: good sows steedy
at ll.75-iz.oo; light weights to 13.50:
Choice light feeder pigs cjuotsble to
14.25. -
Sheep: Salable. 300, total 750t market
steady, but slow on lower grades; few
good to choice wooled lambs 12.00: com
mon to medium grsdes 8.50-10.00: medi
um 85 Ib. feeders 8.50: medium to good
shorn lambs 10.00-11.00; common to
medium yearlings 7.00-0.00: good awes
4.751 common -down td 3.00.
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15C
.17c
10c
6'ic
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10C
10c
30c
18c
Sc
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.15c
20c
Tokyo Sees Victory
For Allies in Europe
By UNITED PRESS
' Tokyo radio has switched from
its usual theme of eventual axis
world domination to give, for the
first time, its version of what
would follow an allied victory In
Europe. .
"With the defeat of Europe by
the anti-axis forces," Tokyo said,
"America Will have to foot the
bill with anarchy rampant after
a victory in Europe.
.S5-50
SSc
.250
.35c. 30c
..Sic
..!8c
..95c
90-Inch Cosmos, Giant
Beet and Eeaster Lily
In Produce Spotlight
Very tall cosmos, huge beets,
and Easter lilies 'twas a day In
the produce department, ,
Says Mrs. Walter Lunney of
Yoncalla: "I believe I can beat
Route F on cosmos. I. have some
that measure 90 inches in height"
The large augar beets came from
our old friend T. J. Robinson, 164
Nineteenth Avenue east, whose
garden has been in the news con
siderably this season. One ot these
beets weighed 37 pounds and had
a circumference of 32 Inches. The
other beet weighed 32 pounds and
was 32 Inches in length. Robinson
displayed them at the First Na
tional bank.
Mrs. F. B. Simons. 972 tt Twelfth
Avenue west tells about her Easter
lily blooming for the second time
this season. She received the lily
last Easter ss a potted plant. She
planted It outside when the flower
ceased blooming. Now the plant Is
blooming again in the yard, having
three liues on It. . .
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Ship Named for Poet
Launched in South
WILMINGTON, Cal. (U.B The
liberty tanker, S.S. Paul Dunbar,
named for the negro poet and
author Paul Lawrence Dunbar,
was launched this week at Cali
fornia Shipbuilding yards, 31 days
after the keel was laid.
The vessel is the eighth ot its
type launched at the yards and
the 274th ship prepared tor war
service.
Dunbar, Whose poems are In
cluded in the collections, "Majors
and Minors" and "Lyrics of Low
ly Life," also served as assistant
in the library of congress. ?
" J;
A peacetime manufacturer o(
dolls' eyes and voices now is mak-i
lng Instrument lights and radar,
equipment in his New Jersey
plant.
like muffins?
(ve tkue vS-jT
'Hewty VtJs
atseffiu"! y ..';
sterssaias , .Ztmt I
cup bee- Jbalt-f I
WlsgfSSJ-S, 1
l-"! mm
Crttpl rMldotal rTrrtrTttooiI Me'
Cfsstober, arauoMs aU-sajLai ss a rleti
natural atorabouaa of rrHatlTa,' a
mants protein, the B ritarrUaa, phoa
phonu, fsktum, Iron. Usks tbatB-itb
MlSCELLANgOUS
Rabbits, dressed, lb,
Grape juice.- esllnn ,,
Honey, s in. pall. Sl.SSi I
New York Markets
NEW YORK. Oct. .I (AP Whllt
Ecetttred strong spots were present In
today', stock market, many leader, and
recently climbing upeclaltiea came out
cm me losing ana in a mild rxwt wun
profit takers. Bonds were mixed.
Attempts to keep .the forward jush
going at the start were unsuccessful
and. with oils turning somewhat heavy,
declines of fraction iy to - points soon
predominated. A little support arrived
after mid-day and extreme setbacks
HORSE RETIRED AT 41
TWIN FALLS, Idaho, At
the rare old age ot 41, a home
owned by fancher Curtis W. Bow
er has been retired to pasture after
serving four generations, of the
Bower family. Most horses die in
their 20'-.
Worn Out? Ho Pep?
Want New Vim nd Vitality?
a flaef tier -ier I
Ds't wnryl Trr faiet Oilm f mf
n (
qn
tan
If Iron-pastr bLod rnifcee m fan!
1r seHed Iron for tlm. ttallt , reonf f allot f
tit
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Hots, phoattharea Ue latrattaetorr alia aaw a-if e(
COUIITnYMAII a VEDD
, PRODUCE
Producer Public Market Bldg.
PHONE 2765
Specials for Friday and Saturday .....
n)la Uaraiwtifta ttoaaa t inn (IS tim
ailj reauiremeas;! miwm i
I iTWICE ml n Imam dallr
.1 J., sk. - u. ..... mm,A -a.es eearit tea feel ssoBB
yan yaaaser, tat Oatraa tcala TablaU lo4r.
For sale at all drug stores everywhere
in Eugene, st Everybody's Drug.
In Public Producers Market W. B'dway C Charnelton
Sirloin Young Hereford Steer (Grade D) Rib
at-
in
l v . . ii i i il i i m
i nir m - n j i j jl
-W M - a. Bk Jl. -aaaa.. -m WW WW SfJ
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Small Steer Beef T Bones . . Lb 43c
Grain-Fed Pig
PORK
CHOPS
Freshly Ground
YOUR CHOICE
( Fresh Made Bologna
FRANKFURTS
LIVERWURST
Lb.
YOUR CHOICE
Condensed 'Southern Style9 Chili . Lb. 29c
Cracklings
All P(
Pork jj)u.
Sugar-Cured
Smoked'
S,
squares
, -Hi sj
1
Fresh Porit
C
FeetJ
Loin or Rib Veal Chops . . ... Lb. 39c
Breasts Cesaercial Grade Milk-Fed Roasts
7T.c
U
Lk
WEAL
ID
Sweet Potatoes ...... 3 u, 29?
SUNKIST .'.''' ' '
Oranges For Juice ........ 2 Dot,
Sunlust Lemons ......... Do, 25
Oregon Onions 3,. 17c
Rutabagas ............ 4 u 23c
Parsnips ............... 2.19
STALL
SPECIALS
HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS
SQUASH
Potatoes Vegetables
LOCAL HONEY
A Doles Walnuts
Even If you don't buy from us,
smile wnen you go by.
CALVERT & BALL Stall 82
Squash Cabbage Lettuce
, TurnlpB Parsnips ,
.Greens Corn Peppers
New Burbank and Netted Gem
j- Potatoes
Fresh Eggs
A. H. JOHNSON
' Stalls U, 12, 13
FRESH FILLET
Red Snapper
45c
FRESH LARGE
Oysters
60c pint
MARKET FEED 4c SEED
. Stall 4
Special Cover-Crops
(or gardens
Seed Oats
Rat and Mole Baits
COLLEGE CREST VINEYARD
, STALL 48
A. S. Wltbeck
Concord Grapes
Brine bottles for refills
of grape juice.
ENDICOTT SORGHUM
Miller Sweet Prunes
Cornice Pears !
Apples by the box
Spinach Mustard
Savoy Cabbage
Honey by the Comb
MRS. FRYE STALL 88
PEARS APPLES
Vegetables Eggs
C. R. BRECHTBJLL Stall 75
TOMATOES, GREEN PEPPERS
x Vegetables
Myrtlewood for carving
Stall 28
Also shrubs, cut flowers, and
prays for funerals at
Stalls 36-37
MRS. W. Rl SMITH
FRESH
Oysters
FOR SOUP
50c pint
FRESH SLICED
Sturgeon
45c
IIEWMAirS
Fish Markets
39 East Broadway
and
Producers Market
COUNTRY EGGS
Apples Quince
Spuds Squash
HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS
Nuts
MRS. ELDER Stalls 26. 83 .
LOCAL HONEY
Tomatoes by the bushel
Spitz, King Apples
Lesf lettuce vegetables
Hallowe'en pumpkins
EGGS
MRS. CARTER Stall St ;"'