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Gift Suggestions

satin Pillow. Was 81. Nov n
Needlepoint Cushion. Was. So. Now q
soudeir Pillow. Was s2.5o. Now 81 50
Eatn Phlows. Were 80. Now %. 50
6-piece Beverage Set. was IS iDS
Italian Bexss: Were $50. Now Il
! eatin Pillow. Was IS. Now n
SO at Nav modernistic design. was
I Vase. DAMAGED. was ST. Now. .:se
Mut set Was S.. Now ..,.... .isi
Italian Pottery Lamp Rass. was al
J., Cigarette BOZ. nPERFE6r. Vas Vas
!, .cissS..ts Box. iiiipEiRsriiIic;ir. was
j Cigarette ii.ht:r. DAMAoEiiD W.
ss. Now ....'..'
sprays Artificial Fiswers. Were soc.
g Sprays Artineiai Iiew.r... w.r. 7 rSe
70 China Fie.:ii. Were i5c. Nov, ise
six 7 sI,ss:. w =. ss,.; pitcher and
Were $3.50. Now. ri
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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All SoI6 as IS
, .:. , ss.nS was c: .ss.s Now nt:'s
I UDkelsteTedN Bex SPRING. single size, with
Yebit edge. Size 3px14. Was $50.
I Fsidin9 Ceaeh ana Pad. was iaa 50.
EsN Mattress, single size. Was s24.
/ Piiiews. in white satsen tickinG. Size
iex26 inches. Were 81. Now. .....N
Hiilssws w s.teep npvsT MoW sine l.sis
tcp and drawer. was sas. Now. $3.50
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Sporting Goods Reduced


WemanS Suit Case. Was ssll7s.
i Mans Suit Case. was ,a2 50. Now IS
J Weman's Fitted Case, as is" was
Dr.s" Trani, "a: Is Wa. sis 81
fis,lin Bii.f Case. was iil.s0. Now low
Mans Fitted Cas-. Of senuin: s ftS;ss
tor. Was SIS. Now ......... e32.s0
l Mans Fitted Case. of genuine alli-
gator. Was S325o. Now ser so
Mans Fitted Case Of senuine ALI
gator: Was S2S., Now .f:.v.. SIS 50
Cellar Box Of genuine alligator. Was
Collar sex Of genuine alligator was
Eev -. ".;'....;;:..n S;S0
Portfolio Of genuine aiiisator. was
! Collar Case Of renuin: ALLIGATOR. was
Cellar Case Of genuine aiiisator: Was
10 NOW .SIU
TRAVELLING C3O0DS T0rfR%w Fronn
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Shades Greatly Reduced
u Mighty DAMAGED

Az on9hfIy O1UGged
Ie;ineh Tailored. Figured SIN SHADE;
iIan-nned peach; blue velvet and yell
SIS. Nov ......., s1o
! Janier Lamp shade. figured silk: tam ~"
lined fesh.. Corded panels. green vel
yet Sst. and braid edge. was sl4.So.
Junior Shade. spider silk desien;
rosewood LINED desh. Corded panels.
saiiored edge. Was tiG5o Now sic
Jnnier Shades, pleated. tatYeta. gros-
raIn rloPon edge. sold-lined hesh.
Nov .................. Is ~ n
I Pearl Mica Bridge shade. decorator 1i
N SORT sreen; hexagon shape. was
Parchment Paper Bridge shade Il tar. re
niue border and edge; colored flower
Pose Geersstte and silk BED Lsmp,
SOY snirred eneet: Was IS. Now se.s6
Treen POTTERY One-Light Table Pert
LAMPS, SEVENTH FpooR.
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Mirrors Reduced

Wx1ITOIS xNC0uSSo
49, Ssbjsef 10 slight imtsrfsesioss
- Mantel MiyFer. was sac Now s1S.,s
I AM.Glass Console Mirror. Was S36.
0 SNAIL Con::i. Mirr:rs. Were ss.7s.
Csnsele Miirser. was $3.50. NOW Is
8 Revolving Deuble-stand Frames, size
exs Were $3.50. New ............N
MINORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Wonen's Linen Handker-
chiefs, Csc: 8 for$ St
Were 75c each. 40 dozen initiated
handkerchiefs Of sheer white linen
with hand-rolled hens, emhroid-
cred In drawn-work block.
HANpKERcHIRFs. FIRST FLOOR.
Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue
Special. 78c
500 Rolls High-grade Toilet It's
sue. 1000 sheets to the rolf.
ToiLgTRns, FIRST FLOOR.
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10 handle the business Of that tribunal.
Rosa Polio sang several solos, Elisa-
beth Gardner Coombs, accompanying.
r. L. McKeever, president. presided.
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Linen Guest Towels
Special. 81 pair

30 pairs White Linen Guest
Towels, with point of Venice IN
sertion and filet edge.
3 Hana-veven, Hemstitehed Linen
Damask SETS, colored border. Size
64x64. Were $3.50 Now. .Si0,Se
henastiIehe celcred border; sise e4xea.;
igasa-vcve~, Hemstitsksi Linen DsM-
Soxe0.. Was $3.50. Now: 49,. ;ss.w
j Nana-weven, Memstitehse Linen Dam-
ask Luneheen Set. colored border: size
iHsns.vo,sn. i Rs%stitsS:i Lia:n Dan.
ask Lunehssa Set. eelorsd border: size
stSsSs We: s3s u, Me- ii::. ns.s
ask LunehssA Sets, cclered border: sise
63x6S.. Were $40. Nov: $3.50
nand.vsysn. nsmstitsAse Linen D.n an.
.e3x63. Were SO. Now. .se.6e
FANCY LINENS, SECOND Floor.
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Women's Street Shoes
$6.35 pair Were 5I2.SO

40 pairs; group includes center
strap, strap and opera pumps. In
calf. with genuine watersnake
trimmings: In patent leather, with
genuine lizard pipings. Spanish
and Cuban heels. Sizes In lot: 5
to 6 AAA; 6 AA; 4 to 6 A; 4 %
5 and 8 to Z b, and 5 to 8, Q to 7 G.
20 pairs Women's. Patent Leather
Pumps, with fancy cut-outs and
straps. Cuban heels. Sizes in
group: 8, 81 and AAA; ga, .
and q IA; 4 and 51a "A; AZ. D,
81 and 'eh B. and ;, "a. 4, ), 8
1U~,..w,: avore Tvyvn ErooR.
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Cildren's Shoes, $2.,s :

" HfEVT 70 20 pUsT
Were "a and 9S. IA pairs. Tan Calf
Oxfords, with Goodyear welt soles.
Two styles; Sizes In group: 81, .,
81, 10 and IL B; 81, ., ga. 10
and II G, and s1a. o. 81. 10 and
1lh D.
Were 81. T. pairs Two-tone' OK
fords; siaes In group: 5, So and q
c, and 51z, & and 81 D.
WsFe $3.50. s pairs Misses Black
Calf Oxfords. Sizes In group: 4,
S, 5iaa, 8 and ga "A, and ~ A.
Were %. pairs Brown SUEDE
One-strap Pumps. Sizes 4 A, b
and 4 G.
CHILpREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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70 setI aNd aeMGge
Furniture Reduced
. Decorated MaEasire Baskets. 1 green
3 Masarins Baskets on legs. green and
i walnut finish. Were $3.50. Now. 50
I GRAY Portable Mirror. Was s12. Now. 50
1 Chsise Tongue. covered in sla5ed ehintI
Was SGT 50. Now. E5.Bo
I Hixhboy. mahogany and gumwood; co
lcnisi style Was SOS. Now. So
4 Hammsek. without stand; atriped can
vas. was $40. Now. $3.50
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Wonen's Umbrellas
Social. 1915

IS fancy bordered silk umbrellas
in purple. navy, brown, green and
red. Mounted on 16-rib frames
with assorted handles OF punjab
and ambertone with tips and fer
rules TO match.
UMBRELLAS, FIRST Floor.
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Writing Paper, 55c

n sheets of ripple finish paper,
double or single sheets, and so
envelopes. Special for tomorrow.
q Red Leather Folies, slightly soiled.
Were $3.50. Now ..l..-............M
! Leather Bridge Sets. containing .
packs Of cards. score pad and pencil.
sRirshS.y Scsi:. were 81. nov sSe
{ sets Of Domines. We're 81 as. New TIC
90 Celluleid Bridge Score Pads. Were
1oc. NOW ......'. &c
Tv
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Mattress Covers, $40

Mattress Covers, $40
Were $l.6S. IS full size Mat
tress Covers, of good grade un.
bleached muslin, with tape ties.
q soE In d.. 's.' s'' w.:
ssssir All All :xs::..i. f.id i!;.n;s:i:c:
SLIGHTLY sonED. Size 7oxso was
i1 Sslr HR.vss,' ii.ia hi.:nkstsi. ' siss
1sxsl. was $3.50. New. $685.
BLANKETS, SxcoND FLOOR.
Criss-Cross Curtains
Special, Sis pair
50 pairs Criss-cross Rufied Cur
tains, of dotted marquisette
in cream color only.
Marquisette Curtains
Special, s. pair
: Is pairs Ruled Marquisette
= Curtains, in ecru and cream col
ors. NO VALANCE.
SOC Short Lengths Of CSetennss.
GREATLY REDUCED FOR
CLEARANCE.
Remnants Of Nets. Rayons and
Marquisettes, In q large assortment.
VERY SPECIALLY REDUCED
FOR FRIDAY.
rs pairs Rsfled MArquisette Cur
tains, In cream and ecru. Full
valance and tie-baek. az yards
long Special. pair. ...... .$l.A6
DRAPERrEs, SIXTH Floor.
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WOODWARD &LOTHROP
nFAND
Art Embroidery

N AkkI00 Ol0SEf
] r1spper Don. was 81. Nov =. see
Green Metre Baskets. We're sass.
I Small Nest Of BsIes. was Sis
Utiity Bsxss. Were 81. Now 81
REESE kaysn Pilisv. Was % So
Blu. v.i.1r and fai:t: iiiiev. Was Was
I Hand: embroidered Black ssts:n iiio
low Was s. Now ..,,.l.........S3
SHADED Rose Tahsts Piiisw. was
fsstei T.G:ts Pillow Wa. ,ia'
i BI.. Raven fiiils.s;i.' = Was $50
=. j, Srees s.sri.ts. Bed I.;.;,;.. Vas Wss
% ss.Ssilsdi R..a,...;sis: x,;.n -
oound IN green, peach, yellow, brown
and blue. We're 81. 80. Now -. ri
h:sa-emsfeidersA Laundry Bag.
I nand- embroidered Apro., blu: and
brown. Was 50. Now .....,., Is
Mand embroidered Hemespun Piii0v
,HanS:embroidered We.i Piiiis;.... was
:. Arr ExsRoIDERY. SEVENTH F1oon.
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Glassware, Sc to $3.50

Odds and ends of table glass
ware and fancy pieces greatly
reduced for clearance
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Mems Madras Shirts. $2.55 Yer. 81

II High grade Woven Madras Shi
to match. Fast colors. Sizes IA to
10 Pajamas, OF broadcloth and Eng
lish madras. in white and colors.
small, medium and large sizes.
Were $S and $3.50. Now. .$2.SS
- Four-in- Hand Ties, figures and
stripes. Were 81. Now. soc
10 Fancy Foulard Bow Ties. Were
81 each. Now. a. 35e each; for 81
IA Celaneee U en- Suits. athletic
style; sizes - to a. Were 50.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
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MISSES OIlOTI-VdII1p 0ElOeS
$5.7s Were $40
7 pairs Blonde Kid Slippers. with
high heels. Sizes A, and
6I B, and 81, s. 61z and 2 c.
10 Pairs Patent Leather Slippers,
with high heels several styles.
Sizes and 6 "A; AZ, 5, 81, 8
and Z A: az, ~. 5, 512 and D;
al, 4, IA, 5, SHa. 8, 7 C..
MISSES SHOES, THIRD Floor.
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eckband style with laundered collars
II Soft Felt Hats, in grays and tans.
Sizes 634 to ~. Were IS. Now Sass
Q Knitted Wool Vests. sizes 50, 80. a.
1s pairs All-weol Imported Golf Hose,
plain and fancy. Sizes 10 to IL.
Were 81 and IS. Now. ..... .4z.6S
"a pairs Fancy Rayen mixed Socks,
seamless Isle heels and toes. Sizes
10 to liz. Were soc pair.
Now ..........5 5c pair; 3 pairs, 81
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China Reduced

10 English Bone China Dessert Plates,
beautifully decorated. Were sl.1S
= . sp.iaty Chin. L.i, ini w.;i,:. Were ~
81. Now reduced to ....,.....,.... Soc
= swan Ash Trays. Were Sc. Now csc
ImDerted Fruit or Cake BASKETS, yell
low BACKGROUND with deeorations Were
SS.9S. NOW ......................SZ 80
Weller Rioer Vase. Was Sl1. 100
ODDS and Ends Of Fancy China ana
Pottery and Ciose- este Of Engiish and
American Psreelsins at sreatly reduced
CHINA, FIFTH Floor.
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We're IS par
Straight-tip styles; in tan cali.
Sizes as listed in stock. ia, 5,
31z. 4, "a and S B; 21z, ~, 5
and 51z c.
Youths Tan Elk High Boots. Sizes
10. 1917, IL and liz G and 10 and
IL d. Were So pair. Now. Sass
Boys Patent Leather Brighton
slippers. 6ises ~ and 3. Were
"a pair. Now ..............i.Ab
BOYS SHOES. FOURTH FLOOR.
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1v4S1I I C4t A541PP01S
Csc pair We're IS
II pairs Mems Felt Everett Slip
pers in brown and oxford, leather
sole and heel. Sizes sH, 6, IL
and II.
30 Pairs Men's Leather House Slip
perx, In several styles and colors
with leather and comfy soles. Sizes
to s1s. 1o1a and IL. Were 81 to
$3.50. Now .............:.:SI $50
e5 pairs Mems Tan and Black
Calfskin. Black and White ana
Tan ana White Combination Ok
fords, in wide, medium and mar
row toe lasts, straight, plain and
wing tips; leather soles and
rubber and leather heels, in
several different feathers and
styles. Arnold Glove Grip Shoes
in lot. Not all sizes in each
style; sizes In combined lot as fol-
lows: IA, z, .81a, 1914; A, ga to
liz; B, 6 to l1a: G, Sh to ~.
10h TO 11h: d, 6 to z, . to 10h.
Were 90 to 4l2. Now. .......SS.SS
MEMS SHOES. SECOND FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1929-10-07
The latest cabinet
models from the New York Show!

Lowboy type :. new lustre hilite finish
moulded front end panels and
moulded top. The speaker opening is
covered with tapestry charming
scene. beautifully shaded in four
colors. These and other features such
as the small blended walnut overlays
below the speaker and over the set open
a.: e. !: Is: !: r; :; 5; ;'' Il: $l47
son. LESS TUBES
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment IN modern home, ground
floor. private entrance. Also for
sale: A duofold. Call at 024 Fourth
street or phone 543-W.
FOR RENT-Two room unfinished
apartment on ground floor. gas
range. private entrance. $1,000 per
month. Inquire at l0l4 Broadway
or phone 499-M.
FOR RENT-Brand new duplex
apartment. Five rooms and bath.
ground floor. gas stove, good loca-
ton. Phone 082 or call at 2l1 w.
Rosser.
FOR RENT-Five room apartm. mt
with hot water heat and warm gar
age In connection. Located at Ga
Seventh street. Apply to p. G. Rem
ington.
FOR RENT-TWO room apartment
furnished for light housekeeping
Also single room. City heat. Col
lege Bldg. Phone 1913.
FOR RENT-A furnished four large
room apartment in modern home
ground floor, close in. Also garage
Phone 932-R forenoons.
FOR RENT-Small furnished apart
ment, suitable for one or two
adults, $50. Evarts Apartments al
314 Third street. Phone 752-W.
FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment on ground floor. Call al
$50 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur.
nished apartment at Varney Apis
Phone 773.
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MONEY MARKET HAS
! BUOYANY STRENGTH
BulIish Operations Switched
From Utilities TO Rails,
With Call Money Easy

New York. Jan. 3l.--(R)-With un-
expected improvement in the money
market. strong support came into the
stock market today and buoyancy
spread throughout most Of the list,
after several sessions Of unusual ir-
regularity. Bullish operations were
switched from the utilities to the
rails.
Call money renewed at Z per cent
and was In adequate supply at that
figure, although q higher rate had
been looked for today.
The days news was largely favor
able. including announcement OF the
institution Of the policy Of paying
stock dividends by 8tudcbaker with
declaration OF four quarterly per
cent dividends for 1929. Packard de-
clared an extra dividend Of SO cents.
Postum announced the acquisition Of
the Certo corporation.
About dozen rails were boosted
Southwestern, Chesapeake g. Ohio,
New York Central, Canadian Pacific.
Rock Island, Erie, New Haven, Atchi-
son, and Union Pacific were among is
sues bid up 3 to points.
The new Dupont stock jumped Ill.
points on the excellent 1928 earnings
report, while United Fruit, National
Cash Register, Underwood Elliott
Fisher, Studebaker, Pacific Gas and
Electric, International Telephone. and
Western Union rose to points.
Some of the utilities encountered
profit taking after their sharp adj
vances. National Power and Light
lost points. and American Water
works, Consolidated Gas, Electric
Power and Light and others sagged
to 2 points. American and Foreign
Power lost an early gain of points.
New peaks were scaled in the late
afternoon when the demand for stocks
overlooked into the copper group.
Kennecott scared ~ points to 1907
Anaconda moved up 4 to 1861, and
Dupont climbed 10 to 1893, all new
highs. Union Carbide, Midland Steel
Products preferred and Simmons
gained points. and Johns Manville
Cerro de Paso. Nevada, and Greene
Cananea between and points. The
closing was strong. Sales approx
mated 100000 shares.
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MINERS POVERTY AND HUNGER
HORRIFIES PRINCE OF WALES
RAILROAD SHARES
SOARING UPWARD
Dozen Large Roads Bid Up 81
to 81 a Share to High
est in Years

New. York, Jan. 3l.-(P)-Bullish
activity was centered upon the rail-
road stocks on the New York stock
exchange today for the first time Tn
several weeks. The shares Of about
a dozen large roads were bid up 81
to 81 q share to the highest prices
In years.
The switching to the rails followed
more than q week Of concentration
upon the utilities, while tho induS-
trials were persistently heavy. The
Associated Press index Of 20 utilities
was raised about 40 points in the
last eight sessions.
The whole market was strengthen
ed with the upturn In the rails to-
day, several industrials rising from
S. to more than SO q share.
Chesapeake and Ohio, Canadian
Pacific. and st. Louis Southwestern
were bid up 81 share. while New
York Central. Missouri Pacific, Rock
Island, Erie, and Union Pacific
mounted s. to nearly S..
The new Dupont stock rose $l1.50
share on publication OF the 1925
earnings report. showing gain OF
over 40 per cent. Columbian Car
bon mounted I'll, Wright Aero. Uni
ted Fruit, and National Cash, Reg
lister about 81 to 90.
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the matter of only one physician
came up in counties of less than 5000
population. Lynch, Richland county,
recommended the bill for indefinite
postponement. The Westford bill
providing for the private sale as we'll
as public sale of lands acquired by
the board of university and school
lands through mortgage foreclosure
passed the house with brief explain
alton of the measure by Twichell in
response to an inquiry by Swendseid,
Mountrail.
Four bills were recommended out Of
the committee Of the whole for pas
sage including the Martin time bill
providing for central standard time
west of the Missouri river.
Dormitory Bill Passes
The house heard the first and Sec
ond readings OF the Fowler
bill providing for construction Of dor
mitories at state educational inStitu-
tions by holding associations. This
bill caused considerable committee
discussion before its final passage BY
the senate.
The Svingen- Thatcher bill. the first
introduced In the house this session
which would amend the present
muskrat trapping law. was indefinite.
ly postponed.
The administration measure to pro.
vide a commission of three appointed
by the governor to run the state mil
and elevator which has been expected
for several days was presented in TIT
house today by Northridge, Barnes
county and Freeman, Grand Fork!
county. A fourth bridge bill for Nc.
Lean county also was introduced. Thi!
one asks a 100000 appropriation fol
! bridge across the Missouri river a
or near Stanton.
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<2c.s-WLW cinelnnati-7oo
C:30-Lircus: Music
7:30-nuakers: Review
Spotlight Opera: Challengers
9:30-Dancc: Slumbar Hour
II :O0-Dance Orchestrns
sco.2-WTAM.WEA3 cieveta nd-1o7o
7:O0-Orchestta and Cavaliers
S:00-Fur Traprers
S:30-Friday Frcl:cY
0:30-Dance Orchcstras
2s3.c-Woc Davenport
5:3c-Mechanics OF Mirth
S:oo-orcnes,ra ana Cavaliers
8:00-An Evening In Paris
S:S0-BraSs Band
S:OO-Concert Bureau Hour
lG:00-Dance Music e hrs.)
3ss.s-Wcx.WJa 0strolt-sso
7:0O-Concert; Grocers
T:30-Quakers: Review
S:30-1ight Opera: Challengers
a:30-Serenaders: Amos; News
l0:lb--Dance Music
ass.s-WoWo r. Wayns-ttso
545-Melodies
7:3O-BrotherS
S:O0-Story Hour
9:00-United Choral singers
c:3O-Thirty Minute Men
sS9.+kFAe lincoln-77o
e:oo-Organ; Concert Program
7:O0-Symphony Orchestra
i0:00-Orchestras
37o.2-Wcco MInnea apollo. 81. Paul-sIa
G:00-Musical Program
7:00-Crystai Gazer; Then and Now
X.00-Howard Mclaney
S:30-Ramblers; Musical
10:05-Quartet
l0:35--Dance: Musicians Program
275.1-kMox st. louis-1oeo
6:00-Vaga bonds; Orchestra
7:0O-WOR Programs 6 hrs.)
10:OO-Newscasting: Amos-Andy
10:20-Hot Stove League: Dance
263-kvoo Tulsa-1140
acknowledgements Studio Hour
10:30-Orchestra
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Jan. 3l.-lR-tU. g. A. d.
Hogs. 5000: mostly 10 to l5c lower;
top go paid for load 100000 lb.
weights largely m 9.35 to $50 market
on desirable 100000 lbs. Butchers,
medium to choice 26o-soo lb. $40 to
9.55: 200-250 lb. o.2o to go: 10000
Id. go to o.70: l36-l00 ID. $40 to
9.65. Packing sows $40 to SEQ. Pigs,
medium to choice e0-l30 lb. 7.25 to
8.75.
Cattle, 5000: calves 1900: generally
steady trade on most killing classes:
light steers and yearlings slightly
more active: weighty steers still very
A6}ow ct recent 50 to 100 decline: talk
\ Round 400: choice offerings absent.
Slaughter classes, steers good and
choice 1300-15O0 lb. l2.25. to 1925:
11O0-1300 lb. l2.25 to 1925: o6o-llc0
lb. l2.75 to 1850: common and med
ium $50 ID. up 900 TO 1915. Fed
yearlings, good and choice 560-e60
lb. 12.75 to 1850. Heifers good and
choice $50 lb. down HOO to .l3.26:
common and medium 500 TO 100.
Cows. good and choice $50 to 1850:
common and medium TOO to $50; low
cutter and cutter 600 to TOO. Bulls,
good ana choice (beef) o.75 to. 1l.26;
cutter to medium 800 to 1000. Veal
ers milk. fed good and choice 1850
to 1850: medium 1900 70 1880; Gull
and common 900 to 1900. 6tockel
and feeder steers good and choice
(all weightO 1850 to ll.76: common
and medium Gas to 1850.
0A>~. AAA. &C., >~~a,, ~~NA~ A~L
bids steady: some held higher: bull
fat lambs 1915 TO 1919: best held
above 100 sheep steady; feeding
lambs steady ct 1900 ct 1880. Lambs
good and choice % lb. down 1900 Il
ITO: medium l4.75 to 1900: Gull and
common 100 to 1875; ewes. medium
to choice $50 ID. down 500 to 1925;
Gull and common 100 to $50. Feed.
er lambs good and choice 1850 *
1855.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-31
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5:30--unc,4 Bob
6:O0-Orchestra: Circus
7:0O-Orchestra and Cavaliers
S.00-Review; Light Opera
9:00-Cha!lengers
9:35-OrcheStra and Artists
10:00-Newg; Orchestra
1O:30-Slun,ber Music: Orchestra
l2:00-lnsomnia Club
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S:00-Concert Orchestra: Features
9:30--RQyal Canadians
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7:l5-Farmer Rusk
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60O-Quin: Nighthawks; Almanak
7:0O-Radio Floorwalker
S:00-An Evening In Paris
S:30-Theater Gang
9:00-Great Operas
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344.e-WLS chicaoo-S7o
6:05-Livestock Service
6:3O-Music
7:OO-Scrapbook: Angelus
7:30-Quakers
S:30-OrcheStra
9:0O-Special Music
lO:0O-WLS Showboat
447.s-WMAQ chleaeo-e7o
5:l5-Topsy Turvy
6:0O-Orchestras
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