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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1949)
fid to . I' ..AM Id policemen . .S - jciaiic to. m RsWrl.C.8onWhitt in otf-au7ltV. nffic al YonTired S ?'lh.t tired all J AKE COMB TO ) SPRINGS ,JI. 0'"V & AtOThere in 0rew Alt, .1 0"' rv.n 77.cf Xrrv 'IVairrh'L JrvHorse Meat First Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sum., March 13, 1949, frage 7 AH Ja Austin sells is horse am ha doesn't sell it just for cat aid dog food, either. Peo rJe reports Austin, eat 75 per cent of Old Dobbin's carcass sold at his market. 91n he opened tne iiorse raeai Market at 104 W. Broadway last S, Austin has developed seveial "steady" customers, By Sally Timmens said, One man comes ui j , r steaks, and on Saturday be hmEht a 4-and-a-half pound Austin said that he has talked to ali his customers who cone back and that they really lite horse meat. Itersonal Endorsement I eat horse meat," said Austin. "It's Just any other . Vmi don't eai pom every STv do you?" Austin said that he had his nrsi one uj. ......... in 1942 when he opened two horse meat markets in Portland. His Portland markets were the first t their kind in the country. Austin has his own slaughter house and cannery. From his can- nery, Austin says, comes m"j f" horse meat, io Canned horse meat is for animal consumption. The most popular horse meats for humans according to Austin, are the backstrap and loin steaks at 25 cents a pomi. These, he are like a New York cut steak. The reason people seem to be turning to norse meat as a supple ment to the meat diet, as well as for cat and dog food, is the price. mere is course-ground horse- burger for cats and dogs at 20 cents a pound. This, and chunk meat, are the most popular for leeaing animals. He has tenderloin steaks at S5 cents a pounc (the most expen sive item); col .neat for roasts or steaks at 30 cents a pound: horse means and lean stewing meat at 2o cents a pound; and liver, heart and kidney at 20 cents a nound. Oregon-Grown, Too Austin uses wild range horses from Eastern Oregon. Horse meat for sale must meet the same stan dards as other meats, although It is not aged like beef. Horse meat is as tender as beef and tastes sweeter. It must be government inspected before it can be sold. Austin's special animal cut is: his own puppy steaks. The meat is cut from the horse's neck, and gives the puppy a little gristle and ! bone to chew on to develop his teeth. These are two for 29 cents. Ordinarily, Austin said, thei neck meat is wasted because it is hard to cut. Use Your Credit! PROMPT! EFFICIENT! ECONOMICAL! Now nurek your tempernieiitol time plm te WEISFIELD'S for trie finest repelr iervlee ovallablel WEISFIELD'S eipert repair mta wlH flrw you a froo estimate, and If yo Ma, thoroughly recondition your watch lor spilt second atcuraey t IHtte cosh SI? 17 1 Wtrtch adJustera 00 Wetefleld'e I JlMg Electronic Tbne-o-graf f i ' 'I HERE'S WHY SELL MORE DIAMONDS Tk THAN AMY OTHER NORTHWEST JEWELER J . NO MONEY DOWN f AS LOW AS $1 WEEK " 3950 kT: 695V & 0WH . . . i .oo WEEK Nl MONEY DOWN. YEAR TO MY jNU. YEW TO MY TAKE A FUlt YUI TO MY Nurses' Raise Dr. A. Triolo, city-county health officer said Saturday he intends to ask higher salaries for Lane County's public health nurses in the next fiscal year budget. H said two public health nurses wave rcugnea irom nis stall since I v.w .uaw jt. Ulic JCU, giving CD I thett reason "too low salary." Dr, Triolo said "We can do no thing but agree with this." In Lane County, public health nurses ' with advanced training are paid ?Z3S a montn. "this," he said, "is the lowest in the state." The salary here for public health nursing supervisor is $250 a month. , The average for this position over the state is $268.75, Dr. Triolo ! sail "We pay the lowest salary in I the state for this position too," he I said. He points that competition for nurses, not only In public health, but in all fields is acute. (The county is one nurse short of its budget allotment of six public health nurses at the present time.) Dr. Triolo said Oregon must of mcessity compete with Washing ton and California and that sal aries for comparable positions in ihmmm rA at lpaxf "nne fourth ihigher" than the minimum Oregon I salary scales. He said counties with low pay scales are losing personnel to counties with higher scales. Minimum public health nurse i salaries are set by the state merit j system. "Lane never pays more than the minimum," JJr. vltioio said. Principals to Hear Of Nu rem burg Trials County School Superintendent Lucille Klinge announced Satur day that a meeting of all elemen tary principals in the county will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Osburn Hotel. David Kullowatz, a student at the Northwest Christian College, will speak. He will discuss the re cent Nuremburg trials in, Ger many, where he was on duty with the Army in a liaison capacity be tween the prisoners and their at torneys. Viron Moore, head ot the Uni versity of Oregon extension divi sion, will speak on the extension division program. M. O. Sanders Addresses! Springfield Kiwanis V SPRINGFIELD Marvin San ders, President of tne cnamoer of Commerce, Thursday addressed the Kiwanis Club and outlined duties, accomplishments, and fu ture clans of the local Chamber. Kiwanis Club president rerroii lies Thursday appointed Norvill Eastin as chairman and Don War- , nick and Al Carley as members; of a committee to work with Har rison Doreman, manager of the McKenzie Theatre, in launching plans for the annual children's Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by the Springfield Kiwanis Club. Kl UTILE R FREE nil nil YES!! FREE!! We wint too oo our ouiline lilt heoce rim SENSATl6??Al OFFEit The, LAST ISSUE of Gensao sumps bore Hitler i profile. Due to tbe sudden end of ebe war rhe tslue wi; small and our supplr. while limited, is tbe urgest to our knowledge! 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Umtt One to a shar,f ,urt m ttm, Wack and pag. Cultem.r WlUa and Color,d to a Box CuB,0m" for your Eaater Sewin,. teU. -Customer Rayon Sport Shirt. SPRING COAT SALE $1900 Values to $24.95 100 Wool Tweed, and Fine Quality Rayon Gabardine Swing Rain Coats. Misses Sizes only. : . MEN'S KNIT JACQUARD POLO SHIRTS 99- Reg. $1.95 Comes In Small. Medium and Large Sizes MEN'S Work SOX Reg. 29c Pair Sizes 10 to II White and Slate Grey Colors BOY'S DRESS PANTS 99c Reg. $2.98 All Wool Waist Size. 26tt to 28. ONE BURNER HOT PLATES 99c Reg. $2.95 Value Umlt One to a Customer Black metal base with covered element. Com plete with attached cord TABLE MODEL RADIOS 14'5 Admiral. 5 lube table model radios, complete with built In antenna. Use with either AC or DC power. BASEBALL CAPS Reg. 79c Values Large assortment of colors and in sizes 63s to 7'.. PLASTIC YARDAGE 29 Reg. 49c Yard 38 Inch clear plastic yardage In white and assorted colors. Limit ten yards to a customer. All Wool! BLANKtlS $g80 Reg. $12.95 to $14.95 Made by a famous Ore gon Manufacturer. Gen erous 72x90 size. 4-lb. weight Satin bound. Guaranteed against Moth Damage. Monday only. 48 INCH DRAPERY FABRICS $119 Reg. $1.98 Yard Boaullful Floral pat terns and smart new stripes that will do won ders for your rooms. Reduced specially for this sale. MEN'S TERRY CLOTH T SHIRTS 88' Reg. $1.50 Value Colors, white, maize. Ian and blue. Sizes assorted. STRIPED OUTING FLANNEL 25 yard Reg. 49c Yard 36 Inch striped outing flannel. Assorted col ors. Limit ten yards to a customer. f a ifnymAjj
