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POULTRY (Baylor Frlst)
Hem, over 4 lbs., No. 1 colored
Hem, over 4 lbi.. No. 1 color
Hern, under 4 lbs., No. 1 colored
Hem, under 4 lbs., No. 1 colored
Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 1 light .....
Hem, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 light
Hem. under 4 lb. Jn it..K
No. 1 colored nrintr. -i ik.
No, I colored springs, 2-3 ibi! "7""
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No. 1 colored iprtngi, m-j lbs.
!48e No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs.
no. a coiorea springs, z-3 lb.
SOe No. 2 colored springs, 1 lb.
Mc No. J Leghorn springs, 1, lb. or otu 24c
- 10c
CASCARA
Cucini, lb.
Dry Grape rout, lb.
Ferns, per bunch varied .
TALLOW
Tallow, No. 1
Tallow. No. 1
Houh grease .
areas ..,
...19c K ORB (UM vnx'ni
c -"v p.m. uaDriel Heat tar
18c Concert Miniature
7:00 News
?:Jr"A0Ur Public Utilities
f pwwgt Do It
S: A 1 star Parade
S in v Goodmnn Orch.
8.30-Jimmy Conielman
o.u..:::, - ',V1 "u Brsv-Tuesday a Tunes
2JC
...... J1C
- &JC
-JSr
..38c
S3c
11:55 Newi Summary
12:00 Sign Off
KORE (14B0) TUESDAY
6:00 a.m. Newt
6:15 Early Bird
6:45 Birthday Club
7:00 Frank Hemingway
7:15 Rise and Shine
Hex Miller
Public Market
IOGB
Jumboi ...L
Oversize .
Grade A Large
Oracle A Medium ,
Grade A Small ,, ...
VEGETABLES
Avocadoei, No. 30, each
e. faMfnm'tn win a
Bateum""""
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la distinguish a fine wine -Ey,
wealthy bouqutt, snd I
Mttelysausiying ;"""
UnosePetri Wine, you en)o)
trior on ail counts. A wini
L most select grapes . . . anc
Co perfection by a famllj
lo wine-maKing rur miti
U, Try Petri wine tomgntl
9:4SHenrv J T.vl.
10:00 Fiiltftn t.
N 11:00 Due Kite
c tl:3n Holly Houi.
..We U:45-N.wi
i::uv Nlfht Owl
12:30 ..m. Ssndmsn
1:00 Slfn OH
KUQN (U00I MONDAY
Cabbaa., Red, lb.
Local Rhubarb, a lbs.
Carrots, bunch
Cmntxrries, lb.
Celery, bunch .
84c
..eoc
18c
-He
..62c
..15c
8c
-Ik
-15C
Lettuce, head, two
Cucumbers, hthie, local, ea. .
Greens, Mustard, lb
Onions, bunch
(Tnlons, ary, s lbs. .
Parsley, bunch
Potatoes, Sweet. I lba, .
Radishes, bunch
Peppers, Green, lb.
Potatui. 10 lbs.
Tomatoes, id.
-.S8c
35c
15C
20c
10c
JSC
-10c
-S5C
Summer Squash, lb.
Zuclnl Squash, lb.
?u..n Ann Squash, S tor -urnlps,
3 lbs. ,
Beets, bunch - .
FRUITS
Tomatoes, lb.
-10c
...So
-JSC
0
-1BC
19c
lSe
J5c
Apples , .
MISCELLANEOUS
Walnuts, lb .
Walnut Meats, lb.
rilberts, lb
Grape Juice, gallon
8:45 Happier Living
:uu rwaie brr.lin
9:15 Victor Lindlahr
9:30 Three Sons
9:45 Community Calendar
10:00 Newspaper ol the Air
10:15 The Picuweet Show
10:30 Art Bsker
10:45 Pisno Play House
11 :00 News
11:15 Erakine Johnson
11:30 Queen'ior a Day
KUGN.FM n.Uv VAm 1. 12:0(1 Knnn N.u.
8:00 p.m. Headline Edition 12:15 p.m. Licht Classics
.98c
J5c
$i.n
6:15 SaMTa R.r.n.M.
g2ff Waaia to Lesd a Band
7:00 Lone Ranger
7:30-On Stage America
8:00 Constant Invader
8:15 My Sereande
8:30 Ople Cates
9:00 Date With Dinah
9:15-Volce of the Army
9:30 Chrlstmss Fantasy
10:00 Count Basie
10:15 Sports Final
10:20 News
10:3O Club .Morocco Orch.
ll:0O Rockln' Rhythm
12:00 News
12:a.m Sign OH
HASH (1600) MONDAY
8:00 p.m Guest Time
6:30-.Melody Lingers Ob
6:55 Cascade News
7:00 Serenade to You
7:30 Accordion Center
7:45-Hospltallty Time
8:00 This Hour Is For You
8:55 World News
9:00 S.P.E.B.S.Q.A. Carol!
9:50 Swing Soiree
9:55 Sports Spotlight
10:00 Graves Music Tim.
10:30 Swing Soiree
iu:aa rsews rtounaup
11:00 River of Dreams
11:55 Bulletin Board
12:00 Sign Of!
3:00 Musical Mattne.
3:55 Northwest News
4:00 Down Harmony Lane
4:15 Springfield Hour
4:55 News of Springfield
5:00 The Dinner Hour
3:55 Police Bulletin
El'ON I4M) TUESDAY
KVGN-FM Dally From II
Noon till 9 P.M. 99.1 Megs.
Channel 256.
3:35 a.m. News
6:00 Yawn Pstrol
6:10 Chuck Wsgon
6:23 Spokesman Report!
6:30 KUGN Farmer
6:45 SunrUtf Serenade
7:00 Gospel Singer
1:13 Martin Agronsky
7:30 James Abbe
7:45 Wake Up With Wally
8:00 Breakfast Club
9:00 Welcome Travelers
9:30 Breakfast In Hollywd.
10:00 Date With Betty Lou
10:15 Kathryn Comments
10:20 Siath-Myri Orch.
10:30 My True.8tory
iy: news
Portland List
12:30 Sidewalk RtDc.rtr
i.w unnea wauons ioaay ras.uin iuu
1:15 Johnson Family
1:30 Ughthouie Temp)
1:45 Inside Story
J-.Ott Heart's Desire
2:30 Red Cross
2:45 bland Songs
3:00 News
3:15 At Your Command
4:00 Fulton Lewis
4:15 Frank Hemingway
4:ao Combo Club
4:45 Adventure Parade
5:00 Pac. Coast Roundup
5:15 Superman
5:30 Captain Midnight
8:45 Tom Mix
I ifKI
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JDIi
i W1n Co., Sob Francisco, Calif.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Dec. 22 (AP) (USDA)
Salable cattle 1350, total 1350. holdover
330; calves 300; market slow; generally
steady to weak but many bids and some
sales 25-50 cents lower; some bids on
steers off mors: 1 load high good 1037
lb. fed steers 29.25: scattered lots common-
medium grades 20.00-25.00; few medium-1 in-no riv (Mat rini
good heifers 21.50-28.00; common down to : 10:15 The Happy Prince
19.00; canner-cutter cows largely 12.50- j io:30 Dvana Gale Songs
14.50; fat dairy type cows 15.00-50; shelly j n:oO Serenade
cows downward to 9.00; medium-good 11:55 News
beef cows 17.00-21.00; good beef bulls 1 12:00 Silent
lV.ov-M.Wi meaium-gauu muaaBe dujis ,
17.00-18.00; vealers mostly steady with , KOAC (550) MONDAY
medium graaes siow; gooa-cnoice grnaes 1 6:00 p.m. News
2f.uu-ou.uui Kijruu iivovy Kaivn aoi.uu-aiu.ww,
common down to l.oo; ugnt cuu veaiers :
down to 8.00. I
Salable nogs tw, xotai szsu; noiaover
WV marltut uctive. 50 cents hiffhsx: HOOd-
oholce 185-230 lbs. largely 29.00; few lots
28.50-75; 250-300 lbs. largely 27.00; 340
lbs. down to 26.50; good sows mostly
25.00-50; light weights to 26.00; good-choice
feeder pigs jja.ov-ci.vv; gooa sibki 11. ou.
Salable sheen 400. total 1750; market
slow, .tteady to weak; some medium
good lambs bid lower; good-choice grades
2l.ou-ia.uu; common Brouca iu.uu-ia.uv, icw
feeders 17.50-18.50; good ewes salable 6.50
ft.00; odd common grades 5.00.
(The North Portland Livestock Market
will be closed from Christmas Day to
Monday, Dec. 29.)
ROW (6t0 TUESDAY
6:00 a.m. N.Y. Honeymoon
6:30 Kneass With News
6:45 Early Bird Ballads
7:00 Farm Time
7:30 The Old Songs
7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Fred Waring Show
8:30 Jack Berch
8:45 Song Shop
9:00 Tommy Dorscy Show
10:00 Dr. Geo. W. Crane
10:15 Kneass With News
10:30 Claudia
10:45 Joyce Jordnn
11:00 Today's Children
11:15 Woman In White
11:30 Holly Sloane
11:45 Ught of the World
12:00 Kneass With News
T:30Scr.(.M ftullri Plov-t-. p.m. ma rwRins
8:00-Lowell Thomas ' IV.iJStl
KOIN (970) MONDAY
8:00 p.m. Radio Theatre
7:00 My Friend Irma
11:15 Meet The Band
11:30 Club Time
11:45 Ethel and Albert
12:00 Kieman's Corner
12:15 p.m. Lane Co. 1st Ed.
12:30 Paul Whit em an Club
1:15 Trading Post
1:30 King Sisters
1:45 Evening's Headlines
1:00 Music By KostelaneU
2.15 Abide With Me
2:SO Matinee In Melody
3:00 Ladles Be Seated
3:30 Haven of Rest
4:00 Juke Box Review
4:30 Off the Record
5:00 Chimes' At Christmas
5: JO Merry -Go-Round
5:45 Lane Co, Home Ed.
KOAC (W0 TUESDAY
10:00 a.m. News
10:15 For Women
11:00 Concert Hall
12:00 News
12:15 p.m Noon Farm Hour
1 :oo Hide 'em cowboy
1:15 Holiday
1:30 Melody Lane
2:00 For Women
2:30 Memory Book Music
3:00 The Oregon Reporter
3:15 Music of th Masters
4:00 News
4:15 Favorite Hymns
4:30 Behind the News
4:45 Children's Theater
5:00 On the Upbeat
5:50660 Sports Club
For Hire
Accordion Music
Old and new time for your
parties, frange clubs and wed
ding. Ask For Charlie
467 West 17th
8:15 Jack Smith Show
8:30 Talent Scouts
8:55 News
9:00 Inner Sanctum
9:30 Club 15
9:45 Edward R. Murrow
6:15 The KOAC Organ
6:30 Czech Music
7:15 Evening Farm Hour
8:00 United Press Report
8:1ft Christmas Seal Party
8:45 The News
9:00 Music That Endures
9:45 Evening Meditations
10:00 Sign Off
KGW 0 MONDAY
6:00 p.m. String Serenade
6:30 Dr. I. Q.
7:00 Contended Hour
7:30 Fred Waring Show
8:00 Supper Club
0:10 news or me worm
12:45 Right to Happiness
i:w uacKstage wile
1:15 Stella Dallas
1:30 Lorenzo Jones
1:45 Younc Widder Brown
2:00 When a Girl Mairles
2:15 Portia Faces Life
2:30 Just Plain Bill
2:45 Front Page Farrell
3:00 Road of Life
3:15 Lor a Lawton
3:30 Aunt Mary
3:45 Dr. Paul
4:00 This Woman's Secret
4:15 Life Can Be Beautiful
KOIN (970) TUESDAY
6:00 a.m. Morning News
6:15 KOIN Klock
7:15 Duncan Macleod
7:3) Bob Garred
7:45 Fred Beck
8:00 Consumer News
8:15 Smilin Ed McConnell
8:30 Grand Slam
8:45 Rosemary
9:00 Wendy Warren
9:15 Aunt Jenny
9:30 Helen Trent
Our Gal Sunday
4:30-Guy Lombardo Orch. 2:.?i;?.jf pit'ifu,
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND. Dec. 22 (API Butterfit
Tentative (subject to Immediate change),
nrminm nualitv maximum of .35 to 1
per cent acidity, delivered In Portland,
94-97C lb.; first quality, 92-90c; second
quality, 84-87c; valley route and country
points. 1 cents lets than first, 90-93c.
nu.tsnwWholeiale. F.O.B. bulk cubes:
Grade AA, 93 score, 67c lb. A, 92 score,
87c; H, hu score, etc; 1, ew score, idc.
cneese selling price 10 rrouina www
salers: Oregon singles, 44-53ci Oregon,
5-1 d. ioai. oa-roc. 1
ems to wnoiesaiers: a araae, large, :
65V66ttc; medium, C ftlHc; A grade,
small, 53 Vie; B sjrade. Urge. 63.s-56c
dor.
Eggs efurcnasea xrom Termers; cur
rent receipts. 57-50c; buyers pay 3-34e
below wholesale quotations on graded
basis for Den Hennery eggs.
Dressed turkeys (quoted to growers
on dressed basil). Grade A toms, 40-41c(
grade A young hens, 54-55c lb.
DreAed turkeys (to retailers) 1 A grade
young hens, 60-62c lb.: toms, 46-50c lb.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2V lbs.,
28c; fryers, 2U to 3 lbs., 30-32c lb.; 3
to 4 lbs., 33-35CI roasters, 4 lbs. and
over. 36c; fowl, Leghorn, under 4 lbs..
20-21c; 4 lbs. and over, 33c lb. 1 colored
fowl, all weights, 30 -33c lb.; stags, all
wlohU. 18.14c lb.
Rabbits Average to retailers, for locally
dressed animals, su-mci icw nignen fry
ers, live, white, 24-Stic lb.t few highen
colored, 22-23c; old or heavy, 14-1 6c. '
Fresh dressed meats (The following
fresh dressed meat prices quoted whole-.
..Ur. in rot., Hi ft f nr frAnh meats AT in'
dollars a hundred pounds as reported by !
the USDA Market wews service ai worm .
Portland). !
Beef Steers' Good, 48.00-46.00t com
mercial, 42.00-44.50; utility, 36.00-40.00;
cows commercial. 35. 0O-38.00; utility,
32.00-36.00; cutter, canner, 26.00-30.00.
Beei cuxs igooa sieer. neucri nina
quarters. 49.00-52.00; rounds. 47.00-43.00;
IU11 101ns uimnicu, iu.wn.uv, uiin
37.00-40.00; square chucks, 44.00-45.00; ribs,
58.00-63.00; fore quarters, 42.00-44.00.
Veal and calf Choice, 43.00-45.00; good,
41.00-43.00; commercial, 3B.O0-4O.O0i utility,
33.00-34.00.
Lamb and mutton Lalmbs Choice and
good, 42.5O-43.50; commercial, all weiffrtts,
38.00-39.00; mutton good,' 70 lbs. down,
Ports cuts Loins, no. 1. o .0 ia iur..
51.00-53.00; shoulders, 41.oo-.Qv( epare
ribs, 3 lbs. down, 4tf.00-52.00.
Cascara bark Dry, 33c lb.
WnfilUjillv. marse. 45a lb.
Molinlr 42c lb. on 12-inonth growth. I
Onions 50-lb. sacks, Ore. Brooks, yvl-
low. med.. No. 1, 4 25-4.50; 50-lb. sack No.
2s, 1.75-2.00; boilers No. is. 10-lbs., 50-56C;
No. 2 med., 50-55c; White Globes, No. 1,
4.25-4.40; Idaho yellows, med., to lfie.,
3.75-3.85; Wash, yellows. 3.25-3.50.
Potatoes Ore., ueflcnu.es ana iiamain
Russets, No. 1, 4.25-4.30 cwt.; 25-lb. sack,
1.15-2.20; lo-lb. sacK, iu-T&c; no. t, aw-ios.,
1.65-1.75; 100-lbs., No. 1 bakers. 4.50-4.90;
No. 2. 3.75-4.00; Local White Ross, 3.65-
3.75. . . .
Hay U.S. No. x, green aiiaita or Deuer.
carload lots, F.O.B. Portland. 34.50-36.00
ton; V.st. iso. 1 umoiny. tasiern vregon
Washington, carlo u, r.u.c. mniana,
35.00-36.50; oats and vetch, mixed hay.
uncertified clover nay, k.uv-vi.uu, oaiea
at Willamette valley farms, depending
upon quality and location.
Bird tongs aro now betttvod to
bo a meant of warning Intruders
away from territory appropriated
by the singer.
,
Many narcissus blooms havo a
narcotic effect when their fra
grance is inhaled and the name
Itself Is the Greek word for a
sleep-producing drug.
4:45 Stars of Today
3:uii -nucn rosier
5:15 George Moorad
5:30 Date With Judy
HASH (1606) TUESDAY
6:00 a.m. Crossroads .
6:55 Sears Farm Fair
7:00 Top of the Morning
7:55 World News
8:00 Top of the Morning
b:3U HlDie Fellowship
10:15 Ma Perkins
10:30 Young Dr. Malone
10:45 The Guiding Light
11:00 Second Mrs. Burton
11:15 Perry Mason
11:30 Look Your Beit
It :45 Rose of My Dream
12:00 Bob Henderson
12:15 p.m.Come and Get It
jjoume or coining
1:00 Art Baker
1:15 -Lullabv Time
1:20 Newspaper of the Air
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Mon., Dec. 82, 147, Pag ft
nil
Delicious
Foods
Fine Music
Ph. Sp. 875 8144 - HI 99 So.
Parioital
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alio. Army Whit, ftkl'l. ft
K Uay.lr Auu. Pttka.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any bills
other than those 1 contract myself.
S. E. Russell, Rt. 3. Box 153, EpI
gpfld.
lost and tarn 150
The Holland
Eugene's Leading Spot For
Floor Shows and Entertainment
NEW FLOOR SHOW
Billy Hamilton'! Orchoitra
Chicken and steak dinners
served from 7 p.m. No cover
charge before 8 except Satur
days and Holidays.
Phone 4080 For Reservations
9:55 World News
10:00 KASH Party Line
10:30 Christmas Calendar
8:30 Cavalcade of America 10:55 Eugene-Lane News
9:00 Morning Melody Time 2:00 School of the Air
Why suffer any longer
When ethers fall, me ear Chinese
remedies. A mas I rig success for 8000
rears In China. No matter with what
ailments yoo are afflioted disorders,
sinusitis, heart, longs, liver, kidneys,
gas, constipation, nlears, diabetes,
rheomatism, gall and bladder fever,
skin, female complaints,
CHARLIE
CHAN
CHINESE HERB
CO.
TT4 Willamette
OFFICE HOURS
4:80 to 6:80
Wednesday Only
9:00 Telephone Hour
9:30 The Big Story
10:00 News Flashes
10:15 Current and Choice
10:30 U.S. Navy Band
10:45 The Band Wagon
11:00 News
11:15 Jan Garber Orch.
11:30 Time to Dream
11 :00 KASH Party Line
iz:uu naoio rtewsreei
12:15 p.m. Weather Report
12:20 The Farm Digest
12:30 Crossroads Jamboree
1:00 Curtain Call
1:55 Washington Today
3:00 Musical Matinee
3:55 World News
2:30 House Party
2:55 Tops for To-day
3:00 Art Kirkham
3:15 Traffic Safety
3:30 Arthur Godfrey
4:00 Hint Hunt
4:15 Evelyn Winters
4:30 Meet the Missus
5:00 Knox Manning
3:15 Time for Meditation
8:30 Charles Collingwood
8:45 Bob Garred
3:55 Bill Henry
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Dec. 22 (AP) Wheat: No
futures quoted.
Cash Grain: Unquoted.
Cash Wheat (bid i : Soft While 2.82; Soft
White (excluding Rex I 2.82; White Club
VLM: WMtern Rd 2.82.
Hard ttcd winter: ormnary x.tw; iu
per cent 2.85; 11 per cent 2.95; 12 per
cent 3.05.
Hard Wtilte man: urainary .w; m
per cent 2.90; 11 per cent 2.96; 12 per
ceint 3.02.
Monday's Car Receipts: Wheat 80; bar
ley 12; flour 9; corn 1 hay 1 mill
feed 6.
The Rhine river normally car
ries more than half of Switzer
land's foreign trade.
New York Markets
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (API Rising
tendencies persisted for selected stocks
Monday although many market leaders
edged downward.
The list churned with considerable ac
tivity in the forenoon, blocks of 1000
to 10,000 shares appearing. Irregularity,
however, ruled throughout and the direc
tion riatur tha drum was notablv clOUdV,
Most of the recently buoyant rails took
a "' ' :.u"r'""V" ""-f' ! At ram anded down 3 to 6
?d 1,500.000 mTrMlmniM bushel, corn A to S (th. day's
in two montiiB,
U. 8. Rubber, American Can. Westing-
house and American Tobacco "B."
The upswing of the past two weeks !
inspired some professionals with good
profits to cash in on the thought that a
technical correction might be in the
offing. Further tax selling was offset
to a certain extent by reinvestment de
mand. Other bidding was attributed to
the hope that a real bulge would be
witnessed before the end of December.
A break In major commodities was a
chilling Influence.
Bonds turned snotty. Cotton, toward
the finish, was off $1.18 to $1.78 a bale.
SALE
8 I SURPLUS SALES CO.
3720 Hiway 99 So. Across from Holland Club
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS
JBT and PAINT MASKS, each c
T0P-NEW LEATHER BOOTS 6-95
IW DIESEL GENERATOR YOUR PRICE
New Wz h.p. Gas Operate Water Pump
fS GEAR TROUSERSNAVY PARKAS-SKI PARKAS
UNLESS STEEL A PLASTIC TRATS ' 890
WEST FI.ASHLTftHTS Pin on Type 9c
tffi'G BAGS trom 12-9S
UTHER GLOVES ,9c
PUP . 2.50 ALSO
lNTS MOUNTAIN 7.95 16 x 16
9x9 27.50 16 x 32
k Electrical & Plumbing Supplies Below Cost
TrmnhinB rifaki for the year were Sup
erior Oil, which jumped about 8 points
on meager sales, ana uun uu. van iwane
was a climber In the wake of a stock
dividend. Ahead now and then were
Allied Chemical, Woolworth, International
Nickel, Western Union (as threatened
strike was averted), J.C. Penney and
Backward most of the day were Beth
inVipm steel. U.S. Steel. Chrysler. Gen
eral Motors, Southern Railway. Southern
pacific, unesapeaxe vmu, M3wni
Lines, United Aircraft, Montgomery Ward,
limit) and oats 1 to 4V.
When telegraph lines were built
across the Great Plains of the
United States in conjunction with
the first transcontinental railroad,
hostile Indians long took care not
to disturb the wires, regarding
them as the "talking medicine of
the Great Spirit."
i
RI STOW GRAM...
Buy It "on the, cuff"
We won't "treat you ruff"
Or "twist your arm"
Or "do you harm"
Come see usl
BRISTOW'S
620 Willamette
NOTE: 12 N.oon TO 5 P.M
At The Rex Theatre
t s Merchants' Christmas
Theatre gift. Tickets to this
special cartoon show can
only be obtained at . . . Mor
rtsson & Hennlngs, Burohs,
C&S Electric, Katies, Singer
Sewing Center. Laraway's
Wiltshire., Williams Store,
Potters Insurance. All be
tween 10th and 11th on Willamette.
NOW THRU WED.
Men-Begged for her love!
Beautiful . . . Fascinating
... Alluring;, yet.
Th drama j-r I
Woman .v h
vlolaf. Sur j
very yt VT), i''-"i!
law of
MEMBER Of THE ASSOCIATED TRESS
The Aaseelated Press Is eatlilsd eitla
slvfli te tfae ase far resablUatltn ( all
tats lees news prints In tkls BewsMPer.
a well an all AF news sjlspalesiea.
Want Ad Rates
1 day. 19c line 1 days, fttc lln
I days, 81c line 1 month, $2.15 line
NOTICE OF SALE OT SCHOOL BONDS
Receipt of sealed bids by the under-
.la..wt r'l.rlr i.l llninn Uloh 8i-Vinnl nia.
trict No. 4, Lane County, Oregon, Is LOST
hereby requested for the Issuance ofj
fio.wu worm par vaiue oi dohos oi
said District to be dated January 1,
1M8, and to mature as follows:
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1850;
One bond of $1,000-00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1951;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1952;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
I uary 1, 1953;
1 One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
i ii.rv l. 1054:
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1955;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1958;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1957;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1958;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 1950;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1, 19P0;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary 1. 1961;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary l. 1962:
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan
uary, 1, 1963;
One bond of $1,000.00 to mature Jan-
nsrv 1. 1M4.
All bonds of this series maturing after
January 1, 1952, shall be callable at par
on any interest due date after January
I. 1052, bv thirty days' prior notice pub
lished in a Lane County newspaper, said
bonds to be called in inverse numerical
order beginning with Number 15.
Bids will be received up to (he hour
of Eight O'clock P. M. on the 2nd day
of January, 1948, by the undorsigned.
nnd will be opened at the Flmira Union
High School District, Elmira, Lane
frtunlv flriiitnn. nt Mt tl hour.
Bidders aro requested to i inciucte xne L0ST IN CQUNCIL CREST DIST. Wed.,
rate of interest at which they will nc d 1(1 cminp blaclt enamel trim,
cept the bonds at par or premium. Bids RewBl(r. Ph. 3889-M.
check In the amount of $200 must ac- I LOST-Ono Rhinestone chain necklace at '
company each bid. ! .Central Grange Installation. Ph. 24-F-34.
Said certified cheeks shall not draw! VIA VI "THE WAY TO HEALTH."
...it will he fnrfiMled to the said 1 Pnuline l.lnscolt. 1089 L St.. Sofld.
District as l1,". th4,L6FT-$!!0 bill, probably "in "post office
successful bidder withdraw h'. bid or . VriA -ftrtrnn ,Tn n-ward. Ph. 3393-M.
chase in accordance with the terms
hereof.
The District senooi noarn or saia innc
Couniv Union High School District No.
4 Lane County, Orcfion, reserves the
right to reject any and all bids and also
to waive any ana ait lomnmns mu
hid. All hid munt he in writing.
I RALPH WIGHAM, Clerk
Publish Dec. 15.
No. 888. Monday. Pec. 19th.
brown and white vartl-colored
male Cocker Spaniel, answers to name
"Clipper." Lost in Fulvue or Cottage
Crest area. Please notify R. E. Hirt,
P.O. Box 964 or Ph. 4761. Reward.
LOST Black purse with Identification of
Airs, trust Miner. Detwcen Miner ana
Newman's Fish Market. Finder keep
money and return other valuables to
Reg. -Guard.
LOST; In Montgomery Ward. Black plas
tic purse. contains laeniuicaiion.
Please return contents, and keep
money. Return to Reg.-Guard Lost and
Found. PLEASE.
LARGE, White and gray torn cat. Named
ruiiy. itewara. Mrs. tt. l,. urr, oia
West Broadway. Phone 2588 day time
or 3301 -M evenings.
FOUND 6-mos.-old Jersey bull. R. L.
Jenkins on Wolf Creek Mountain.
Owner may have with payment of this
adv.
LOST Black leather key case with about
eiRiix Keys, sonirwnere neiween reari
and Wood row Wilson School, Reward
1483 Pearl St., Mrs.Nelson.
COST Brown "farly's billfold. Friday
evening in Wool worth's. Money and
Identification: "Cleva Armstrong,"
Plcaso return to office at Woolworth".
LOST Light gray overcoat at Eugene
Hotel, Thursday even Finder call
W0-W.
STRAYED or PICKED UP from ISth and
Hllyard. part-Persian Tortoise Shell
cat. Call 4932 eves., Taylor.
LOST Small black female dog. ahort hair,
answers to Maggie. Lost Wed. Reward.
Ph.59lW-W. :
LOST Gold Belson watch. Blue Crystal.
Vic, 2nd Main St., Spfld. Reward. Ph.
4331-W EiiRcne.
TAKEN from car, suitcase ofafaghan
blocks. B 20 E. 19th. Finder please
return.
i;
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Charlie Barnette & Orch.
HEY KIDDIES! . . . FREE
Christmas Eve Show Wed.
morntnr, 10 o'clock . . .
See All . Your Favorite
Cartoons and ComedlesI
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Reward. Ph. 3393-M.
160
Death Notices
50
WHITE Harley A. White. 82 years
of ago passed away at his homo at
1533 Hllvard St. on Monday, Decem
ber 22. 1947. He was born February 22,
1885 in Minnesota. He married Annie
Lien at Praitieform, Wisconsin, on De
Mmtiinr ait. IH9S! Ha mi no to EtiBene In
mi ft Hp Ir a member of the Chris
tian Church In Eugene. Survived by his
wife In En itune. s dntishter Hazel Bol
ton of Orovllle. Calif., two sons Oils
of Detroit. Ore., and Roy of Bur.
hankH. Calif., twelve erond children,
also a brother. Wellinnton White, of
Cemetery.
BII JER BACK Thomas O. Bllderback
died at his home in Springfield, Sunday
afternoon, December 21, 1947, at the age
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iir
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GEORGE HAFT
"lACHDAWN
1 DIE"
AND
Dennis Morgan
Ian Wyman
"BAD" MEN
OF MISSOURI"
Now Thru Wednesday
An outstanding English
production filmed in
Glorious Technicolor
"This Happy
Breed"
Starring
ROBT NEWTON
CELIA JOHNSON
Also Cartoon, Newt
WANTED someone to pull trail erhousei
either N. to Tacoma. Seattle, Portland
or Pmco or S. to Sacramento, Twin
. Totum Trailer Park. Ph. 33.
LEAVING DEC. 29th Grand Junction,
Colo, via Salt IJiKe uuy. L.ai moaei
snd. Take ono or 2 passengers, refs.
exchanged. Write Heg.-Ouard Box 312.
Real Estate For Salt 200
PLUMMER'S REAL ESTATE
IS ACHES Fine Willamette soil and ex- .
ccllcnt bean land. AH In cultivation
and under irrigation. A 2 bedrm. mod
ern house, close-in and on a surfaced
80 ACRES Just north of Walport, S
year-round streams, lots of Alder and
2 acres cleared for a home-site. Only
a short distance to the Bay. Only $2300.
BUSINESS LOT Corner lot 110 X 127,
no business restrictions, Close-In and
a good district.
CITY LOT 50 x 93. close to bus, sewer
and water, onlv $850.
Spooner, Wisconsin. Funeral service i WANTED Listings and Money to loan,
will be held at the Simon Chapel on J. A. PLUMMER
Wednesday. Dec. 24,1947, at 11 a. m. REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE
Rev. H. McCallum wltl officiate as. 'H90 Miner Bldg. Ph. 2683-J
slsted by Rev. F. L. Cook, interment i , WHAT DO YbUTOINK OF THIS?
wm ins neia in west Lawn memorial $0 acres of land only about 10 miles
xrom Eugene, 30 acres cleared, Balance
Umber about 100.000 feet on the
8 round besides wood and poles; 8 aoree
nit and Rarden; apples, pears, cher
ries, prunes, plums, grapes and wal
nuts. New and goodXiouse, cement
foundation, fireplace, plsstex interior,
stucco exterior, RE A electricity, won
derful view, some personal property.
All for $6600. Better look this overt
ASK JOHN A HTTjI.ES, HE KNOWS1
at
OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION
bp sasi Broadway Phone 3240
SPECIALS
Fine Suburban Creswell Home. With one
acre. House has D bedrooms, Inlaid
linoleum In dining room, kitchen and
Daw. tsuiane not water tanK, ueautuui
of 70. He was born In Cottage Grove,
Oregon Dec. 17. 1877. He married Cora
Falrbanxs in Redding, California, May
s, iwa ana uvea in uranis raas, ure.
for the next B years. He moved to
Springfield Vh years ago from Wend
llnir. Ore. where he lived for 18 years.
Besides his wife he is survived by two
eons, Milton F. of Springfield and Mar
vin T.. of Portland. Ore.t two grand
children, a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Storey of
Fullerton, Calif. He wns a member of
Ihn TO OP arid that Rahecea Lodae. Fun
eral announcements will be made later
by Bartholomew-Buell Chapel In Springfield.
GEARHART Willetta (Etta) McDowaU
earhart, passed away saturaay, uec,
20, 1947 at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. James Coleman of Creswell, at
the age of 89. She was born January
13, 1858 In Curwensvllle, Ponn. Her hus
band Alvln C. Gearhart preceded her
in death In 1042. Mrs. Gearhart Is a
member of the. Methodist Church In
Pennsylvania. Survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Wesley Husted of Phillps
burg, Penn. and Mrs. James Cole
man of Creswell. Two sons Lloyd L.
nicKEnziGn
Ends Tonight
Gable-Tracy
"BOOM TOWN"
ter of Erie, Penn. Many grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held cn Tiles,
day, Dec. 23, 1947, at 2:00 p. m, at
senwering at England cnapel,
large rock fireplace. Large poultry
$60 mo,
or
garage bldg. 20 by 88 ft. Will give pos
session Jan, 1st. Price $7250, $1600 down
MOO down.
Good road.
DR. PAINLESS PARKER
Says:
"Those who need new Dental Plates"
Should Call Now to Have
Teeth Extracted"
No Appointment Necessary. .
DR. PAINLESS PARKER,
DENTIST
717 Willamette. Cor. 7lh
Telephone Eugene 288
Other offices In Salem, Portland and In
all leading Pacific Coast Cities
TfirrvJ STARTS 0:8tt P.M.
"BUCK PRIVATES
COME HOME"
AND
"ON THE OLD
BPANIBH TRAIL"
Frank Morgan
' Elizabeth Taylor
In
"THE COURAGE
OF LASSIE" '
AND
GARY COOPER
JEAN ARTHUR
. In
'The Plainsman'
well, Oregon, with Rev. Joseph Knotts
oiuciaung ana iwermsni in in ures-
well Cemetery.
BURKE: James C. Burke, ff7 years of
age of Rt. 1 Eugene, passed away at
a local hospital on Sunday Dec. 21,
1947. Born August 31, 1886 In Balti
more, Maryland, he has been rcsl-!
dent of Eugene for 20 years. Survived
by his wife, Alta A. Burke of Eugene,
and a son James J. Burke also of Eu
gene, and three arrandchildren. Fun
eral service will be held at the Simon
, Chapel on Wednesday, Dec, 24, at 1:00
p. m. interment win oe in west ivawn
Ml
Choice 8 Aere Tract. 42000.
No bldgs. Land In prunes.
iweci,, man, etc,
tt Acre. Nice bldg. site. $378, easy terms.
Choice S Acre Tract with nice bungalow.
$5500.
140 Acre Farm and a good one. flf.600.
Small Business Bldg. In Creswell, $1800.
Ifc Acre, 9-room house, garage. Could
easily be improved. $2100. $900 down.
H. N. TRAXLER
Real Estate and Insurance
Creswell, Oregon -
harrv n rnoiTRih niCAT. ttflTATflf""
Cres,,WEST SIDE: Good 4-room house, living
room with fireplace. 1 bedrooms, bath.
kitchen and utility room, completely
furnished with modern Gen. Blec. '
ranae. rafrlserator. etc. Small down
payment, owner noiaa contract, xnie
Memorial Cemetery.
LAST DAY
"HOME STRETCH"
(In Teohnioolor)
"THIS GUN FOR HIRE"
FuntriJ NotltM 75
SffNOR The funeral service for the late
Emma Minor will take place from the
Manlcton Evanitellcel Church on Tues.
day, Dec. 23, 1947 at 2 p.m. The Rev.
Hubert Ulrlch will officiate. Interment
In the Manleton IOOF Cemeterv. The
Mapleton Rebekah Lodge will have
cnarge of tne graveside service. Poole
Larsen In charge.
navr
Is a aood buy.
SIX ACRES top river bottom lam
modern four-room houses In good i
river bottom land. I
dltlon, double garage and horse barn.
4 miles out of town just off 90 So. $9000
takes the works!
HARRY 0, CHOUSE REAL EST ATS
681 Willamette St., Room 204
Phone 8608 Res. 8820-W '
PLANNING TO BUILIf In the spring?
Now is the time to select your lot. Be
fore you make your choice drive down
Willamette St to 29th and take a good
look at Parkview. This Is a new sulv
division with reasonable restrictions, ft
la lorated near transportation, school,
and grocery store. The streets are wall
construcied. Electricity and city water
are available. A sewer Is being planned
for the area and in short it has all the
city comforts but without city taxes.
The prices are right and the terms are
reasonable. $500 to $678 with 10 per cent
CARHART - Willetta (Etta). McDowell jnu n T . M IK ERELL. REALTOR
i.earnan runerai aerviceswill be held ' Phone 8438
tor Mrs. oearnart on Tuesday Dee,
23. 1947 at 2:00 p. m. at the Schwer-! MOVE IN BY XMAS: Owner leaving
ing V England Chapel, Creswell, Ore. state. 3 lovely A., 8 mln. or town.
with Rev. Joseph Knotts officiating
ana inierment in tne uresweu teme-
a wry.
Funeral Director 100
VlATCB HOLLDlQ!IWOTH tMQLAKD
Plum, lit
P.arl 81THI at lttk
lUOIKfCBIUATORnjM
nog cnani.iion '.an. 7X1
BAnTndLOMKW-BUFLLBAPSr.
SprUi,flld th and B - Phon. lit
VARSITYn
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
Eddie Dean
"Tumbleweed Trail"
"Untamed Fury"
MTLLRR-SHCRMAN PUKKRAL ROUT
Junetloa City, Ph. m Harrlsburs !
SCHWERINO h ENGLAND CHAPEL
cresw.ll 1st and c St. pn. 317 Eusana,
10th and Pearl, Phon. Ut
POOLI-LARSEN FUMIRAL HOITS
Phnn. 7Jt
alalON CHAPEL
us 1191 oiiv. tn.
lodgei
110
roadway
At Oak
Eugene"
Oregeat
Heets Every Tuesday, I p. m.
PENCER BUTTE NO. I
Card of Thanks 120
Wl WISH to thank the Girl Scouts, our
friends and neighbors for their many
kindnesses to our daughter, Betty Jean,
during her hospitalization. Mr. and
am. u. m. uorucr.
3
XMAS PAKTY
TUESDAY-DEC. 23
SNOWBALL FIGHT - TURKEY - RACES
NOTICE
CLOSED XMAS EVE
OPEN XMAS NIGHT
CHICAGO SHOE SKATES FOR SALE
AS LOW AS $18.50
NASHOLM ROLLER RINK
Personals
-m
SHOPPING SERVICE
GIFT SHOPPING
EVERY DAY SHOPPINO
Out of town orders solicited.
VIVIAN WHITE
1S24 Madison, Eugene Ph. 1097
VICTOR F. SVOBODA. Physiotherapist
Swedish Massage ana steam uamneis.
Hampton uiag iei. osss, noom aie.
6th and Willamette.
yrs. old. near country club. 3 commo
dious bdrms., 2 full bath, hdwd. firs,
thruout, 25 ft. living rm massive fire
place, brkfst. nook, bar kitchen, oil
thermostat turn., dble. gar., cedar
shingle roof, complete Miaul., weather
slrpd., wlk-in freezer rm stable, 3 box
stalls, 3 T. hftv loft, diversified orchard,
attractively landsraped, 2 wells, deep
soft wtr., surface well, pressure system.
Ph. 3548. ,
10 ACRES. SOME I TIMBER"
3-ROOM HOUSE, finished with Flrtex
and DlaslerbonVd. Wired for range and
heater, drilled well. Elect, pump. 15
mln. from Eugeno, $2950. Turn left on
first gravel road pt grange hall on
lyrane, oy rirat nouse on ieii.
BY OWNER Hniir in 1941. Automatic
Oil ileal, nenroomn, muiiy, nvum
room, dining room, larpe kitchen, party
room, patlon and outside fireplace,
oversize lot, enclosed back yard and
garden. Ph. 5237-W.
HOMES, acreages, farms, business op
portunities ana suDoivismns. 7
I Hilton, Realtor, Rm. 201. Lumber
men's Exchange, 119 E. Broadway.
Phone 1545
" C. A. BARNES FARMS'
RestrletM home sites on Malabar HIU
ana in me unase uirgcn
SOS Ardel Offices, 23 East 10th Ave.
Phone 1437
SrifH. e Eixiorf
For Detwndable Real EiUte Servleo
1488 Main, Springfield, Tel. I1N
Branch Jf flee Gllmore Rsalty C
"PAUL CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE"
1060 High St. mmJ$2!J2
BarrriR rtowis and ncvEBTTMEirrs
RObeTt W rTIKHs-rs. erw
OKT ACQUAINTED
Young and old make new friends In f
strange citj. msry v-rnsr, iim. at, m
Willamette. Ph. 5368-R 8:30 to p.m..
Sat and Sun. 1:30 to 9 p.m.
PLATE REPAIR. Dr. Harry
Dentist corner 8th and WUf-
DENTAL
nemier.
amette, Eugene, Ore.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any bills
other than those i contract myseu. mrs.
ranels JVelter, Rt. 2, Box 152, Spfld.
VIAVI Heslth Product dealer Eva. B.
Storer, 1208 Beech St. Ph. 190-R Eugene,
very day exceptBatuiday.
D LOrfltXtVrlU Rutk U Wade, Wn
07. Vaaesruvar. Wash.
FOR BETTER REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
CRESWELL. OREGON
FOR BALE BY OWNER. Small f-bed-room
home, furnished, on large lot 1H
blocks from Colin Kelly School. 1288
Park Ave.
"""i-TVt Vvoiiste Sell Your Bouse"
HARRY O. CROU9E. RmI Ertatf
881 WI1L Ph. , Off 2606. Bea. VWhW
feHTdn tt
FhoM 1789
LADY PSYCHOLOGIST, palmistry. Read-
tngs dally. HO B. Bdwr.
' .brurrn rnRr.TT?r(i;
Lillian Hanson, M Njljlrtrson. PtJSSOW
VELMA KINO pitas, call ut b.twn
TOR BALE
s-ROOM hotis. to b. mov.
14B2 W. BUI Bl-
I -1ST WITH JOF
Rm. S. 7l Wll.ra.tt.
90 Wnl tth ' Phon. W
ElilC E LAWRENCE, REAL EgATT
n, . sani S3 W. Sth
ROY V. BALDWIN, M W. Sth. PB. lool.
We snncu your
appraisals. Hon.st effort.
"HERBERT-St WINANDY. HSALTDM
Fir. .nd Automobll. Insurane.
l t. 10th Avt. Phon. tit
HOUSiTon 10 acres. WIOO. 6 mile. N W.
of Elmira on Lawrenc. Road.
iATfEdLES REAL ISTATI
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