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' Page 2 Register-Guard, Eugene, Orc.Thurs., Aug. 21, 1952 CALLING ALL ELKS CALLING ALL ELKS CALLING ALL ELKS v i -I ;.. i j r Si's (J ! 14) Ui H L - o z I 3 Attention ALL ELKS ANNUAL ELKS PICNIC FOR ALL ELKS AND THEIR FAMILIES 6. 24 SUNDAY. ELKS COUNTRY CLUB 2V2 MILES EAST OF GOSHEN ON HWY. 58 ADMISSION BY ELKS CARD ONLY BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC LUNCH BEVERAGES AND ICE CREAM FURNISHED z CD z CD CALLING ALL ELKS CALLING ALL ELKS CALLING ALL ELKS Another 4-Srar Feature! Boyville rayon gabardines 98 Sizes 8-20 Guaranteed washfast colors Completely lined acetate yoke ' Maximum shrinkage only 2 to 3 Meels the highest standards for quality, style, value! In maroon, green, gray, royal ;. blue, chartreuse, com or ginger ... all , washfast. With loop convertible collar, r You'll want several at this low price! Auto Court Sold GOSHEN Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Hendrickson of Reedsport have purchased the Goshen Auto Court from Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gump. Mr. and Mrs. Gump have moved to Eugene. The grocery store is still owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gump. Directors of Kennecott Cop per Corp.vhave declared a divi dend of $1.25 per share on the common stock, payable Sept. 30. A total of 78,734 shares of $50 par value convertible pre ferred stock of Carrier Corp. will be offered to stockholders around Sept. 3, on a basis of one share of preferred for each 11 shares of common. back -to -school boys need Gold Bond shoes! SV i 7T 47 i v i f . -dm SS' Miles More Wear ISz&t Rtfe&& Tt3J iVjpgPr.l and Dollar Savings! 5 Jr. Western Shirts Jr. Denim Jeans Flannel Shirts Jr. Playshirts I s I pQC TOR 2QO Popular Button-On Assorted Plaids and Fancies , , M fn W U Suspenders Popular Pineapple Stitch 11 TO i "Roy and Trigger" embroid- Sizes 3-8 165 Slet i-0 149 ,,,. 1 RQ 4 w .l r ,,, ... , ' ' eryonfront.Indeeptonecol- BowU1 BoyviU. Jr. printed shirts. " 1,03 1 Month Guaranteed Sol. Style. 7.25 pl, ors with contrasting color oS iipprWeslem . Washfast, Sanforised (max. 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RnamQ Rnv eicrnattii-A AO K as 98 embiem. 4-12 " ya 645 Seed Markets Continue Slow Warehouses Report Buyers Lack Interest Movement of seed from Ore gon warehouses to consuming areas was below normal the past week, according to the weekly Seed and Specialty Crops Review prepared by the OSC Extension Service. Growers' sales were also slow because dealers were either out of the market or growers were reluctant to sell at present offers. Most prices were unchanged from the previous week. Common ryegrass seed contin ued to move from growers' hands at 6V2 cents a pound. The volume of sales by growers was not up to normal for this time of year. Dealers' sales to the consuming I areas were also below normal I volume. ! Several dealers were reportedly out of the perennial ryegrass seed market during the week ending Aug. 18. While offers as low as 9 cents were reported, the few ac tual sales that were made were at 9 'A cents a pound. No actual hairy vetch sales by I growers were reported last week but offers ranged from 13 to 13 'A cents a pound. Growers' sales of common vetch were made during the week at 5 to 5Vi cents a pound. These prices are lower than a week ago. Sales of blue tag alta fescue were very slow throughout Ore gon last week. What sales were made by growers were within a range of 25 to 27 cents. Dealers were either out of the market for chewings fescue seed or were offering prices ranging from 45 to 48 cents a pound dur ing the week ending Aug. 18. No sales were reported at these quot ed prices. These offers are un changed from the close of the previous week. Austrian peas were selling last week mostly on a feed basis. Of fers ranged from S50 to $60 a ton, machine run, depending upon the amount of dirt content. Most sales were at $55. Sales of Austrian peas on a cleaned basis ranged from $3.15 to $3.50 a hundred pounds. Most sales were at the $3.25 level. Most of the sales were on a ton basis for machine run peas. tTTl r"AS1'"-'"l"llir"'ll''lt rf''C'llS!r,,', turn ' marks the end of a remodeling project which has almost doubled the avail 1 if space and modernized the store with self-service features and enlarged nres i'j photographic supply departments. Above some of the attractive self-servi? jt Filbert Surplus Set by Board The Filbert Control Board has recommended that the salable percentage for this year's filbert crop be established by the Secre tary of Agriculture at 66 per cent and the surplus percentage at 34 per cent. The board estimated that these percentages will result in a 10 to 15 per cent larger offering of un shelled filberts than domestic out lets have taken in recent years. A minority of the board favor ed still larger offerings in-shell at a meeting in Portland last Fri day. However, the majority ex pressed concern that larger offer ings would break the in-shell market and reduce returns to growers. Salable percentages can be in creased later, if warranted by trade demand. The recommenda tion is subject to review and mod ification by the secretary of agriculture-. Invesimenl Highlight Willys-Overland Motors re ports common stock earnings for nine months of $1.73 a share, as compared with $1.08 earned in the similar period a year earlier. It is estimated earnings of Westinghouse Electric Corp. for the year 1952 will amount to almost $4.50 per share, com pared with $4.03 earned last year. Woven Gingham Plaid Reversible Warm-Up Sport Shirts Jackets S Pacific Power & ul plicalinn tor pormissinif 1 sue $7.5 million ot bl been approved by Ihji Utilities Commission. Crown Zelierbacl earned $1.65 a share in ft ond quarter, slightly the $1.92 earned in thefst period a year earlier. Dt of the company have deci riivirionrl f It i. T u, , icuis common stock, payable stockholders of record 12. A revised edition of York Stock Exchange pi investment Facts Aboa mon Stocks, has been pit and copies are now beic tributed by member fin Exchange. The cunentji lists 305 stocks whidt paid a cash dividend it year for at least 20 yi Eugene, the pamphlets i obtained without chary the office of Foster 4 Hi at 89 W. Broadway. 1 1 Directors of CasfSdi wood Corp. this week fcc. a quarterly dividend of 11 1 a share on the common ! plus an extra dividend t. cents 1 share, both K Sept. 10 to stockholder record as of Aug. 22. A!f distribution was made:! third quarter of 1951. Stockholder! of UnM Plvwnnri Corn, will vol 10 on an Increase In tv common stock from mi to four million shares, nf lh romnanv have sti they do not plan to uses ditional share for eithefi split or for additional ration. . n:rnin nf Howe have declared a 'divide cents 1 share on the iir nr.vable Sept. 10 holders of record on Ai UP Agent Is Promoted general agency - j, cific Railroad Co. in Eug 1 1948, has been appof eral freight agent j 0: t Pacific at Lieuvc, - Taylor ien 1 and his wife and I ttar dren will lorn mm .district freigni '"-, ent for U.P-.at,K1f'J succeeds iay.u. - - g Atherton has jet f with union " - in Klamath Fa I . ber or me t in Scouting. &tfl co. where ne j, 1 Fcrnte Agcn' IXCUI - Moves from Tone Macon Jack a,h r,l continue f southern Ore n. I . rated W 1 real o"" Boyvillo washfast, Sanforized, shirts. 1 porket, loop con vertible collar, double yoke. 6-16. Max. shrink. 1. Boyville Jr. two-tone, water repellent jackets. Striped knit trim, slash pockets. 4-8. 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