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Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

As further security for the bonds the District
is required TO create reserve fund at the
rate of 20T of the annual principal and in.
tereSt requirements on the bonds which
must be maintained in an amount equal To
at least the principal and interest require
mentS on the bonds for an average veal.
Such amount to be computed by determining
the arthmetical mean of annual principal
and interest payments on the bonds.
The bonds are TO be issued for the purpose
of providing funds to purchase the prop
critics of California Electric Power Company
as described in the 1943 Power Development
Project of the District, to provide for the
consolidation thereof with the Electric SyS-
tenn of the District. and to provide for addi-
tions and betterments thereto.
bond election has been called to be held
in the District on September 16. 1943. for the
purpose of authorizing the issuance of the
Electric Revenue Bonds herein offered for
sale and the sale thereof is contingent upon
the approval of the bonds By the electors Of
the District at said election.
The bonds, prior to their iSSuafi,e, will be
certified by the State Controller of the state
of California, after an investigation by the
California Districts Securities Commissor
as legal investments in California for al!
trust lullQS ana lOf the lulQS OF all insurance
companies banks. both commercial and
savings, trust companies, the State school
funds and any funds which may be invested
in county, municipal or school district bonds.
and may be used as security for the deposit
of public moneys in banks in said State.
In tn event that prior to The delivery of the
bonds the income received by private holders
from bonds of the same type and character
shall be declared to be taxable under any
Federal income tax laws either by the terms
of such laws or by ruling of any Federal I'M
come tax authority or official which is fol.
lowed by the Bureau of Internal Revenue or
by decision of any Federal Court, the sue
ceSsful bidder may, at his option. prior to
the tender of said bonds by District, be re-
lieved of his obligation under the contract
10 purchase the bonds. and in such case the
deposit accompanying his bid will be re-
turned.
The legal option of Harry w. Horton, Esq,
of FL Centre, California, Attorney for the
District, and of MeSSrs. Orrlck, Dahlquist,
Neff IL Harrington, of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, Bond Counsel, approving the validity
of the Eighth Issue will be furnished to the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26

Bonds maturing on and after July |, 1854
are callable as a whole, or in part, in in
verse order of maturities COR by lot within
maturities) at the option of the District on
any interest payment date on and after
January L. 1854, at the principal amount
thereof and accrued interest to date of re-
demption plus a premium of
80 of such principal amount if re-
deemed on and after January l.,
1854 and prior to January |, 1889;
% of such principal amount if re-
deemed on and after January L
1889 and prior to January l. 1864;
and
II of such principal amount if re-
deemed on and after January /
1864, and prior to January |, 1869.
and
Callable a whole, or in part, by
lot at the option of the District on
any interest payment date from and
after January l, 1869, at the prin-
cipal amount thereof and accrued
interest to the date of redemption
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
HEAVY BARRAGE

Crew members back from the lat
est attack said German ground de-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
PURPOSE OF ISSUE:
RESERVE FUND:

ELECTION:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
BERLIN STUNNED

According to reports from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

yICTORS MovnE Local and sIAurosn'
Place your order day before moving
wv 1850 I7i2s Syracuse
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COMPLETE line pants and varnishes
Railroad Salvage corp SA65-77 Gratot
DAVENPORT. lamp, wine press. fur coat
buffet, china cabinet Tyler 6-sils.
FULL coil innerspring mattress, 500 90
Cook Furniture, 200 Gratiot.
GRAY painted bedroom suite lovely for
young girl. SO. University 3-33es.
LEAVING CtTY--5 rooms furniture; sell
al or separate. 3ii3 Gladwin. Murray
$3.50
MAPLE LIVING ROOM and dine,te maple
tables; reasonable. Vermont $3.50.
MATTRESS special. xil.yo. Many others.
sac. Superior sanitary 1929 I'd. River.
New Furniture-Hard 20 Get Items
WE HAVE THEM ON EASY TERMS
TOO Living room suites with coil springs
lunerspring mattress. box springs, coil
springs Metal lamps, smokers Better gas
stoves, Bedroom suites. dining room sets
Porcelain dinette setsl Complete stocks Of
brand new furniture,
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE Co
1872 MICHIGAN, NEAR GRisWOL,D
Open Mon. Thurs. Fri. Sat Ewes toDe
NEW innersprlng mattresses, studio coucnes.
U. $. Bedding Co. t5i0 Mayoury Grand.
NEW furniture; trade your piano. CITY
Music NAP Mack. Open eyes
RED Chinese Administer rug. sxi2. uscd
very little. s27. Mnchelis. 5000 Grsuot.
RFPOSSESsED clean rooms Of furni-
ture $50. 2ist GRAND RIVER
RO1.LAWAY beds. compete with mattress.
must be sold spiiz. 1855 Gratiot.
RUGS USED. CLEANED. 9xl2. sxi0.
6xe wit. AKIN. $3.50 up, carneting.
CSC sd up, throws 81 up. AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs.. s63s Oakland. MA. 1913
STUDIO COUCH with timer spring SIS.
good condition. Apply ls7ts Bntmore.
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Moping, Storage, Carriage
Upholstering

MOVING. Trunkt. furniture. APP iances,
local. REDS CAFTAGE. 1880 warren
Z w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

WILL pay cash, used accordions AL
types. s266 Woodward. Trinity 2-3p33
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Wanted Miscellaneous

A DEALER wants furniture Immediately
for cash IL reasonable. TYLER 6-e223.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

9Hle IinnIeum, S2-Pc, set dishes, 90
piece silver set. electric iron, tosster.
All new furniture. Radio and gss range
inc. We give credit ~ mos, to pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
FRrT KrNDLING
Electric Refrigerators

A DISPOSAL sale OF Iceland refrigerators
Sacrifice Sptz, 1855 Cratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Form Produce, etc.

MANURE contract FOR sale-'a horses
guarantee Eageuon' stables, 2Oa2l
Ns,y road Prospect 2ses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

Hardwood. maple ar walnut finish
BEDROOM. Dresser, chest, bed ar
vanity, coil spring, cotton mattress, ?
pillows, 8 boudoir lamps and shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

S-pc. solid oak nINFTTE, 9Nia Con-
gOleum rug and S-piece console set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

ROBERT PALMER FOCAL nov'Ns cart
aes furniture p.snos, retrgerators
2S4T Hsrpsr Plaza 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

iuts rug. 4 lamps, Z shades, end TIA
bles, smoker. magazine rack and mirror.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY

WH1TE-EARED HONEY-GUIDE.
One Of the most interesting birds
of Africa is the honey-guide. They
have a strangely interrupted range
which includes the entire Ethiopian
region, with the exception Of NADIA
gascar; the Himalayas, and the
Malayan and Bornean Mountains.
The honey guide is about the size
of lark, clothed in dull brown
with yellow wash. There Is some
white on the wings, rump and tail
At the base of the tail there is a
splash of orange.
What attracts the attention to this
bird is its strange habit of directing
humans to the nests of wild bees
If at first the man shows scant at
tention to the birds endeavor to
lead him to this toothsome treasure
the guide will fly before his face and
utter strange and worried cries.
Honey-guides also like honey and
they feast on the grubs. bees and
eggs as well. These birds are al
ways found a long distance from
water, even when there is drought
Whether they have some secret
fount Of other LIQUID than honey tc
slack their thirst has as yet not beer
revealed.
The natives are quite aware of the
honey-guides ability to lead them
to the bee nest. They even go sc
Evening star., 1943-07-19

animals roam about valleys, hills
and mountains. They run on four
legs, very much like dogs.
Baboons are of an entirely diff
ferent family than dogs, but some
of them have heads shaped like
those of dogs and are called dog
faced monkeys" They are rather
fierce animals and can whip dogs
of their own size. Indeed cases are
known in which baboon has won
fight against two dogs of its own
size
Dogs are set to guard some of the
farms in Africa, and it is while they
are on guard that they may have to
struggle against baboons. The ba-
boons like to raid farms to get food.
Dogs known as "baboon hounds"
have been given special training to
keep the animals away.
When there are only few ba-
boons a pack of baboon hounds may
drive them off. Usually, however,
baboons travel in large companies.
A hundred or more of them may
roam about together and raid first
one farm and then another. When
farmers come out with rifles few
of the balloons may be killed but
most of them scamper to safety.
Baboons attack crops, but they get
much of their food in the wilds.
They eat great numbers of insects
and worms. also the roots, berries
and seeds of wild plants.
Baboons find it rather hard to
stand on their hind feet, but they
can sit down and use their front
feet as hands. When tanned they
can perform many small tasks for
their masters.
Artists of ancient Egypt drew
pictures showing baboons picking
fruit and letting the fruit drop into
baskets which men held up below.
The animals also served as watch
dogs.
Many Egyptians looked on one
kind of baboon as sacred The num-
mics of scores of balloons have been
found in the Nile valley.
Years ago pet baboon In South
Africa proved very helpful to his
master. This baboon, known as
Jack, was about the size of a collie
dog. The master had lost both his
legs in an accident. Jack learned
to pump water for him and also
would fetch a key for him when it
was wanted. Often the baboon
would push his master about in a
small cart.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

far as to acquaint the birds Of their
arrival by a special whistled note
The birds respond at once, futtering
before them and flying toward the
tree.
Further, If the tree is some dis
tance away, the guides will fly from
one tree to another as if fearful the
man will not be capable Of following
When the tree is reached, the de-
lighted bird encircles the tree again
and again. There is no further effort
to attract attention.
Sometimes, the guide will lead his
seeker to within radius of two or
three trees and yet find he is not
successful in pointing out the exact
tree. But patience will be finally
rewarded by the birds continued
pointing.
1t is said that the honey-guide
sometimes leads to trees occupied by
tame bees. But this Slight error
should be overlooked. The bees re-
semble each other. The bark hive,
muSlnga, is fastened to the tree.
Honey-guides are found in two
genera, Indicator and Prodotiscus
with nine and two species. All have
the fondness for the young bees and
the comb containing grubs. This is
the share they fully expect and are
given by those we'll aware Of the
honey-guide's part in the seeking.
Another excellent description of
the honey guide is by an observer
who says that the ratel. a small
animal neighbor, would also be given
a chance at the honey, both often
gourging themselves on the sweet.
Honey-guides lay white eggs in the
nests of their neighbors. The birds
make friends easily, are full of
curiosity and lots of fun.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

My pneumatic lifebelt brought from the seat Of
the wrecked plane to the surface Through streak
luck shock the crash had broken the doxide
capsule that initiates the belt up the driving
rain that beat down of the blackenng sky couldn't
swim. I paralyzed
The waves lifted and dropped me. I struggled
feebly against them but they'd pick up and roll me
under with their Furnishing in my and I'd roll
around the bottom until my belt brought me to the
top again. Finally reached shallow I stood up
and legs felt very numb. thought that if walked
around little bit it would bring circulation back
them. So walked around in little circles the beach
in the rain. all alone. That didn't impress
lDra wings copyright.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

when first thought of it. When did comprehend what
1t meant started to nufed voice I couldn't
recognize cursed myself for the loss of and the
loss of that ship.
My voice sounded strange to me- and the words
came so thicky that vaguely reached up to mouth
and felt it, The bottom lip had been cut through and
tapped over and down. My upper teeth were bent in.
reached into my mouth with both thumbs and put
thumbs behind the teeth and tried to push them out
straight again They bent out straight again. then broke
of in my hands. did the with the bottom teeth
and they broke off, too, bringing with them pieces of
lower gum. stood in the rain with that wet handful
Syndcae by
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Uncle Rays Corner

Monkeys which live on the ground!
That is one way to describe the
balloons. They are real monkeys,
but they seldom go into trees.
The ancestors of balloons may
have lived in trees, but now these
Evening star., 1943-07-19
LETTER-OUT

remove one letter from each word
called Tor In the last
the
correctly, the batter is expected ~ WV
Answer to Saturdays LETTER OUT.
Letter Out
(M) FOMENTS-SOFTEN less harsh
(O HOSIER-HIRES an
(O STORIED-DRIEST Git certainly n all we)
(S) HNGES-NEGH a
MATERIAL-MARITAI pertains to marrare)
Evening star., 1943-07-19

of teeth and for while trying to think. Then
dropped the stuff the beach, guess must have been
punch drunk, because remember saying to myself that
now I'd have to go to dentist.
For some reason I can't explain started to stagger
up the beach, didn't know where I going. After
bit thought 1 heard behind and when I
Davenport up to We didn't say anything. He
took my head in his hands and held it back he could
it little better tried to say how glad to
him, but he said Damn! You're really Dashed open.
Your whole face is pushed in!' Somehow, his words
meant nothing to me.
Continued tomorrow)
Evening star., 1943-07-19
I~cA lea4

II you wish a COPY Of tn. leaf,et.
Flying Machine Pioneers" Just send
stamped envelope bearing 3-cent
stamp to Uncle Ray in care of Tn.
Evening Star
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

Pairings for the initial round OF
the 1943 golf championship match
es for the Barbara Worth country
club will be announced Friday,
tournament Chairman Forrest
Manley disclosed Thursday.
Manley said that three flights of
Is golfers are sure to start play
Sunday, opening date of the tour
neg. Golfers will be allowed to
complete first round matches any
time after that time until the next
Weekend
Defending Champion Jersey
Blrchfield will be a decided fav-
orite to retain possession of his
crown. Birchfield has been shoot
ing consistently in the low los
since the current golfing season
began.
Trophies for both winners and
runners-up will be presented,
Manley said.
No consolation tournament will
be held for defeated Fights in or-
der to conserve golfers tires and
gasoline. AS soon as they have
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

We've got blisters on our toes.
It's our own fault, well admit,
for ever becoming so energetic.
While hunting for tidbits OF in
formation we wandered into high
school gymnasium recently. We
highjacked a pair of basketball
shoes and Il Sweatshirt and decided
To try to rid ourselves of Il little
excess poundage
The result: we weight pounds
more and have blisters.
Can't explain the additional av-
oirdupois unless is was from in
dulging too freely in refreshing
H-tWo-oh after working out a while
but we can explain the other ca
lamity.
We were shooting at a basket
casually when the coach, who didny
recognize us in the gym clothes,
mistook us for a third or fourth
stringer. Before we knew 1t we
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

NEW YORK. Jan up - President
RooseVeli's state Of the union message
had little influence on market today.
Stocks nuctuaied lrregularly. bonds mov-
ed higher under the lead of rails and
commodities advanced with wheat al
new fiVe-ycar tops.
new l9f2-43 high for the utility
averae and weakness in movie shares
featured the stock list Trading was
slightly above yesterdays Slow pace.
The market opened irregular. slipped
down moderately prior 10 Mr.. Roosevelt $
address and then cut the losses slightly
in later trading
Bonds, however. moved up with rail
strong Foreign and L. 8. government
funds were quiet
Wheat closed on gains running To j"
cents 4 hushe and other gains reached
new seasonal tops on gains extending
TO more than cent IN corn and rye.
May Soybeans jumped s cents a hushel
To new top Cotton rose almost Al
dollar a bale and hogs firmed
Utility shares appeared on the tape in
big blocks in the final trading and hte
DoW-Jones average Tor the group hit
n now high since Dec :, 1871.
General Gas and Electric reached n ntw
1929 high at L., up d on blocks
ranging 10 5000 shares Commonwealth
and Southern preferred Columbia Gas q
preferred and the West Penn Electric is
sues rose one 10 more than two points.
United Gas and United Corp. preferred
reached new highs, the latter on a point
gain.
Movie shares had losses running 10
9lb points in LoeW's and more than
three points in Paramount first preferred
in early trade on belief that theater at
tandance might be curtailed by the ban
on pleasure driving and cut in heating
oil for non-reSidential PURPOSES.
Chemicals also were weak. with Dow
down 2a4 points, General Foods, Lima
Locomotive and International Business
machine lost 4 point and more.
Rails rallied after early sOftlfess but
the group was little changed on bal
ance. Norfolk and Western had point
loss. Steels rallied to small gains after
early softness and motors also edged up
with General Motors preferred reaching
a new high.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 1897. off 029. raj
2S.04. off 0.10; utility 1910 up 0.29. anc
65 stocks % 95. Off COS.
Stock sales were 40. 20 shares com
pared with $50 40 shares yesterday
Curb stock sales were 1l2375 agains
81 Gas yesterday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan. (. - up
Herbert Bayard Swope, the debo-
nair New Yorker, who holds SO
many turf positions that he some
times is called Mr.. Racing" has
come through with the most SEN
sible suggestion since the war be-
gan 10 question the necessity for
lacing's existence.
Crisp-clad Swope, with the flower
in his lapel, suggested that horse
drawn vehicles be used TO haul fans
TO race tracks, thereby modifying
the ban on pleasure driving.
Swope wants TO bring back the
koss-and-buggy days to shake off
the strangle hold of gas buggies on
the sport. The gas-buggy rip is so
deadly that already both Hialeah
and Tropical parks, at Miami, Fla,
have called off current and sched-
uled meetings.
HEAD MAN
If Swope can put over this prof.
ect for suburban tracks, he will
have done more for the betterment
of the breed of horses than all the
organizations of which he is chair
man. And he is chairman of 50
many outfits that if all the tables
he were supposed TO head were
placed end-to-end you'd have
enough fireWood TO last the boys
in Iceland all winter
Swope apparently intends TO sad
die two bosses with one suggestion.
He can keep the thoroughbreds
running if he can corral enough
plebian equines to provide trans
portation for the lads and lassies
who provide the breakage at the
mutual windows.
Swope, despite his purist, pa
triotic motives and his love of all
classes of dobbins, is certain to en-
counter opposition in at least two
quarters: % the farmers are cry
ing for nags who can pull the
things that till the soil, now that
both machinery and fuel oil is
scarce, and 90 because of the vir-
tual disappearance of beef from the
butcher shops, any hale horse is
looked upon as a likely prospect
for our wartime market.
TROJAN HORSES
Even If SWope and his disciples
can get priorities on enough nags
to nave the suckers 10 the tracks,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Barnes Storn1inq
by RAY BARNES

we're hustled into Il scrimmage A.
gainst the varsity cage ,eam.
1t is necessary to be perfectly
frank so we'll disclose everything.
There is no sillier feeling than to
be toged with by an expert. Thcy
ran around Us one way and Then
Tie other. They passed the ball
over our heads and through our
legs.
Hours later, it seemed, the coach
called a halt TO the fracas, We
crept out before he could find out
who it was that was being the goat
for his charges time and time a.
gain.
You know it wouldn't do for 4
reporter to be shown up as a fax
OH. pardon, we didn't like that word
as not being an expert on the
subject in which he specializes.
Would it?
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
l.. A. GRAIN
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES Jan. 7-(UP)-BUNCH-
ED VEGETABLES I: Generally steady. per
crt: Beets 2k-3 doz ISL S5; Carrots
3 doz 65-2 90. fair 1.4O-1 $50. Jbos ! 3d.
1.s5: small 75c-1.1o; iced crts doz
Guadalupe and Santa Maria 2.50-3o0,
Imp Wy 3.35. OXnard 2.65-275; Green
Onions local doz 4.O0-4.25 fair $50
$50: Leeks doz $50; Mustard doZ
5O-75c. Parsley doz l .25-1.50; Radshes
small red do2 1901 so; fair 1.00-1. . D.:
Spinach 4 doz 5O-1.75 ordinary 75c-1 90;
Turnips local 2la-3 doz 90e-1.l5 fair
65-75c.
Cabbage; slightly weaker: Cannonball
crts Guadalupe best 2.50-2.75, large 80
200. Imp Wy 2.75-3.0 90; red local 5.O0-6. 90
Lettuce: firm on best; dry pack Imp
Wy doz 3.50-4.00. fair 3.O0-325; 5s
3.25-3.5o fair 2.75-3.00 crt; Yuma 3.50-
3-75.
Peas: dull. per ID: San Diego Pole 10
13c. poor sic; Orange Co Bush 9-11c,
Ventura 9-10c; Wy 1oc.
Squash: stronger: White Summer Imp
VIZ crts 3.25-40o, fair 800: Italian Tugs
3O0-350 fair 250-275. No 2s 15o-l75;
Arroyo Grande 500: Imp Wy crts 800
$50: Yellow Crookneck Imp Wy crts
best BIS; Table Queen local Tugs 1o0-l- .
Tomatoes: siedy: INLAND crts 9-tops
375-400. fair $50: lbs 3.5013. 70; los
275-3.O0: fair $50: Dos 2.o0-2.5o: Orange
Co Tugs SKIS and 5x6s best 300-4.0 90 fair
2.00-2.50 poorer 1.00-1.50: 6X6s 800
$50. fair 2.O0-2.25 poored 1.00-l.5o.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
SPORTS PARADE
Horses to Horses Again

they may be furnishing the form
shelters with Trojan horses
goats that will SO disgust the pros
pective bettors, with their letharglc
progress along the highways, that
said bettors will shy away from all
horses in disgust.
However, those same bettors may
be inspired to higher wagering be-
cause of their contact with the ami
mails en- route. They may put re-
verse English on the coTny adage
and say: IF you can beat a horse,
why can't you beat the horses?"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
A. 4
L. A. SOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. 7-UPl-Prices
displayed an indefenite price trend in
heavy trading on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today. The midday report
showed three issues up. six down and
six unchanged with an approximate vol
ume of $500 shares.
The list: Western Air 100 at Ga down
Il Transamerica 500 at Gi3 unchanged;
Edison 81 per cent 100 at % up -;
Bandini no a 3tie unchanged: Lincoln
Petroleum 1000 at - up p Nordon Corp
5000 at unchangeed; Standard Dol
100 al 2Sa. down Is; Union 200 at 1885,
dowA =. Lane-Wells 200 at 63s un-
changed MenaSco 300 al 40 down Us.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 7-tUP)-Fedcral
State Market News:
CATTLE saable 300: slow, generally
steady; medium to good fed steers IL
IS. IS; Heifers lacking; common to me-
dunn COWS 9.50-11.50, Some held higher
Gamers and cutters 7-9.25; common &c
good bulls 10-1150.
CALVES salable 25: steady; medium 70
good vealers 13.50-15. so, odd head high
er: few calves unsold-
HOGS salabe 200; steady withss late
Wednesdays: small lots good 10 CHOICE
2IO-270 lbs. 16-16.25. fed top at 1910
sows 1850. feeder pigs %; late Wednes-
days market IS to % cents higher: lso-
% h.. easterns 1916 %; one load 16. 20
SHEEP salable 225; ewes strong 20 high
with . head out at IS: no lambs offered