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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Sove Now on
Junior Miss Coots

II VeIveteen AII-Weother Coots.
slightly fIored Red, black and tur-
quoise. Sizes 7 to s. Were 20 IS ond
1895. Now 1900 and 1900
20 Wool coots, mostly closslc styles.
Assorted coIors. Some coshmeres IN
the group. Sizes 7 10 IS. Were 1895
TO 1000. Now 1900 TO $500
WGL-Junior Miss Coots, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Christening CootS
Here 1925 u"
II christening eoots, rsyon and
aIbotros. White only.
"a Poip NyIor Rompers.
l.plece. rbbine Of wostline for
snug fit Snop crotch. Were
299 Nov oSe
80 Boys Wool Sweaters reoulorly
3.o9. Nov 2.S9
l53 Imported Bath end Hair
Brushes. Pink and blue hondles.
Were / rs and 50. Now, soc
80 Toy Furry Dogs. Regularly
AIS. Now ----- z.S9
II pairs Corduroy Crowlevs and
quilted cottons with feet. Postels
ond dark shodes. Were 3.99
Now 1879
10 Christening Dresses. bot,ste
and nylon. Slightly sorled Were
much more. Now 500
So Dresses. cotton broodcloth.
tucks ond loce trims IN postels.
Middle sizes. 8 70 9 months
Were l.p9. Now Las
2s6 Dresses, cotton b'oodeioth,
some oreordies. PoStels. 10
months and toddlers.
II Were 2.99, Nov l.ss
I42 Were 399 ond 4.99 Nov.
z.9e
81 Were 500 ond 7.99. Now.
800
"a Were 7.99 ond 1895. Now,
500
WGL-intonts, 4,h Floor
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RemnGmtS-Friddy Only
Robes and
Loungeweor
Reduced up to "

7 Cotton Quilted Robes. short
with I'D front. Pink or blue print.
Sizes 10 ond II. Were 8.99,
Nov 500
Z Poiomo Sets. quilted revere
crepe tops. Nelveteen points. Pink
or blue. Sizes 10 and Z. Were
1875. Now 500
I NyIon Tsieet Hostess coot.
Long, 2-eoIor conjunction. Pink
ond rose. Zip front. Size Z Wos
$500. Now 1000
; Hostess Robes. long striped
royon toffeto 3-coior combino-
ZION. Sizes 8. 10, l6. Were 3 90.
Nov 80 1000
I Long Revere Crepe Quilted
Robe. Wrcp style. novy with red
trim. Size 10. Wos 1895. Now,
1000
4 Short Revere Crepe Quilted
Robes, wrop style fitted. Red in
size 10 and IL. White in SIZE q,
navy in size Is, Were 70 IS
Now 1000
Z kyIon Quilted Robe. zip front,
border print. White, size 10 10
Is. Was $500. Now 400
I Peisme Set, nylon quilt, border
print top. Solid aqua points Size
II. Wos $500. Now 400
! Long Hostess Robe, Princess
STYLE. Foiiie in red. Size 10, Was
$500. Now 400
WGL--Robes and Lounoeweor,
3rd Floor
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Junior Sportsweor

IS Wool Skirts, mostly slim lines.
LIGHT coors in solids. tweeds and
stripes. Sizes 7 10 IS. Were : 80 10
l495 Nov 800 TO 1000
100 Orion Sweaters. both toll fosh-
ioned end cut ord sewn sleeves.
CLASSIC styles in puIl-ons and cordi-
cons as we'll os mock turtle neck with
"a sleeves. postel shodes. Sizes "a 70
40. Were $50 TO 6.99. Now
400 ond 500
WGL-Junior Sporsweor, 4th Floor
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Save " and More
on Swedish Glasses
Regularly 100 9US

900 tumblers and oId-feshionsd
glasses in the hondsome Demo" pet-
tern. Heovy bose. In fine Swedish
gloss.
500 Pieces wells" StenweFe, pIoin
in the Waterford shope, Were 90.
Now ACE
20 Sets OF II Colony Vonity"
TumbIeFs, l2-ounce. Were ! IS. Nov,
100
WGL-GIosswore, 5th Floor,
Upper Level
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tloEoIWIeoth Cote CuTtoinS, dointy
design.
So" Long Cotton. 10 polrs pink,
7 polrs gold, 3 polrs turquoise
Were 295, Now las
Toppers, sproy florol design. Ruf-
lied. Were 3,95. Nov $50
AZ Poin Plostie Dropes. Were
2.25 Nov lbs
6 PoiS Cote Curtains. turquoise
print Bfoss rings. Were Q Is
Now 4.o5
Matching Dust r titles: | double
in turquoise, ! ] rose, 3 green.
II single in turquoise, 7 rose,
" green. Were l2,95. Nov,
7.e5
5-Pieee chintz Cote Curtains.
Strawberry design. Were 495
Nov 2.o5
~ Pairs Seenueker cofe Cur
toins, tlofol design. Orange ond
green. Were q SO. Nov AS
WGL-Dfopeues, tn Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Il Of these Hotterins coats for year
round weer. In silk. silk sotin and
cotton velveteen. Red, green. peo-
cock and black. 8 10 Is, but NOT
every size and color in every style.
II Were 1895. Now $500
s Were $500 and 5995. Now 34.oo
Were 1896. Now 44.oo
WGl-Misses' Coots, Ord Floor
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Outstanding Savings
on Mems Spring Suits
We're 5000 and $500

RemndntS-FridGy Only
Important Savings
on Mems SIocks
weys 1925 ass
$50 mems sIoeks in oil wool
sobordine. ColoTs include beige,
brown, sFoy and noVy. Broken
sizes from 80 TO AZ. Some shorts
and longs.
800 Mems Sports Shirts. mostly
long sleeves, in royons and cot
tons. Wide range Of colors onnd
potterns. Sizes smoll, medium,
large, extra large. Were 3,95 10
500. Now .85
zoo Mems Sports Shirts. mostly
long sleeves, in royons. cottons
and blends. Wide ronoe OF coIors
and patterns. Sizes small medium,
large, extro Jorge. Were SOS 70
$50. Now 2.S5
100 Mems Sports Shirts in royon,
cotton, orion or blends, in long
sleeves. Sizes snofI, medium,
loroe, extra large Were 7,95 TO
1875. Now 3.S5 and 4.s5
$50 Mems Sweaters in wool NIX
lures. orion ond nylon. long
sleeves ond sleeveless styles.
Mostly oronQes or coruIs, but
some ether coIors. Sizes Sc 70
46. Were 6.o5 TO 1875. Nov
z.ss
W6L--The Mems Store,
End Floor
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400 Junior miss dresses including
spring prints, royons. silks and eottors.
Dressy and eosuoI styles. Dark and
posteIs. Sizes 70 5.
W6L-Junior Dresses, 4th Floor
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Who's Who
In Baseball
is Released

The 1856 edition of who's Who
In Baseball" forty-first in the ser
les and the third edited by Allan
Roth, statistician Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, is now at newsstands.
Included in the book is the fol-
lowing information on AS players
more than any previous issue) now
on major league rosters: place of
birth; date of birth; how player
bats and throws; height; weight;
year-by-year batting records of 259
payers Gin ten different batting de-
partments); year-by-year pitching
records Of 186 pitchers Gn nine
different pitching departments);
and World Series statistics on play
ers who have participated in the
Series League-leading perform
ances have been indicated.
Playing records of 123 players
not listed in 1855 have been in.
cluded in the 1856 edition. This
group contains a number of rock
les. some with no major league ex
perjence, and few who have play
ed briefly in the majors. Among
this group are such players as
Henry Aguirre, Luis Aparicio, Don
Blasingame, Neil Christley, Rocco
Colavito, Al Curtis, Billy Harrell,
Connie Grob, Ken Lahman, Frank
Malone, Buddy Peterson and
Rance PleSs.
Also included In this years edi-
ton are final standings of the
1855 championship races, team bat
ting, fielding and pitching and the
box score of the 1855 All-Star
game.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

stockpile or buy some at the lum-
ber yard. Also obtain some chalk
board paint, either black or green.
Follow the manufacturers direc-
tions for preparing the Presd-
wood and applying the slate sur
facing material.
Finally you mount the chalk
board in the frame. A piece Of
scrap aluminium bent into a U
shape or a discarded venetian
blind slat screwed to the bottom
Of the frame makes an excellent
trough for a piece Of chalk.
You now are ready to hang the
memo slate in a convenient place.
Unframed chalkboards may be
made in any useful size, too. They
are excellent for grade school
Youngsters.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
CELTlCS HAND CRUSADERS
SECOND DEFEAT, 54-48

An inspired Celtic basketball
club STAYED off a desperate rally
by the once invincible Crusaders in
Senior Boys makeup game Fri
day night and gave the Crusaders
their second licking in the Second
Half of the Senior Boys Basketball
League. The Celtic's victory over
the Crusaders coupled with their
Monday night 1888 squeeze past
the Roses assured them of the
second half championship and a
playoff spot against the Crusaders,
the first half winners. The play
off, a 2 out of 8 affair, is scheduled
to start at ZOO, Tuesday, March 27.
Other Monday Results:
Falcons As - Courtmasters 20
Crusaders 36 -- Bouncers 29
Blue Trotters 49 - Purple Tide As
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
BROWNS CHILL GOLDEN
KNIGHTS TITLE HOPES

With Charles SkaggS hitting IL
points and Dick Rice pitching in
with IL, the Browns cinched the
YAL Junior High School Basketball
Crown at Kellom, Wednesday night
as they drubbed Golden knights
43-30. The Golden Knights had
been strong contenders for the
title. a game behind the Browns
With only two games left on the
schedule, the Browns victory as.
sured them for a share of the title
Other YALY results:
Sacred Heart AZ - Red Raiders 9
City Mission 80 = Social Settlement
26.
Hope Lutheran % 18th Street
Eagles "a
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
TAP RECITAL

The Kellom Adult Council will
sponsor their annual tap recital on
March 29th in the Center's auditor
ium. Starting time is 800 PM.
and the price of admission is Csc.
Tickets may be purchased from
members Of the Adult Council and
at Kellom Community Center, oath
and Caldwell Streets.
This years recital which will
follow the school age boy and girl
through their school day holidays
will present the Kellom Tap Dan
GERS and several guest stars. You
will want to see this grand show.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
HZoAezM Splif-LeveI.

HERE is home in the modern manner-a brick
IL and siding, split-level beauty. There's
maximum OF living comforts packed into this
design. The huge living room is complemented
by rear picture window and the cheerful fire.
place. The separate dining room adioins the
kitchen-dinette. Up short fight Of stairs there
are three bedrooms Besides having its own pri.
vate bathroom, the master bedroom has closet
along one entire wall. For relaxation, enter.
tanning or watching TV, there is a playroon.
only few steps away from the living area
There is another fireplace in this room and an
entrance to the outdoors. An extra bedroom
and bath on this level is ideal for a maid or
guests. Don't overlook that large basement, 50
handy for storage, hobbies. or workshop.
king-sized sketch plan Of this house Is available
to readers. Simply send 25e in coin to Modern
Plan Service, Department l1s. Lincoln Building.
Area: l.79o 50. f. cvbose. $4,000 Gu. 4.
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LAKE JR. HIGH JETS
ADVANCE IN MIDGET MEET

Lake Jr. High and the KelIom
Jets advanced to the finals in the
Kellom Midget Boys Double Elimin-
alton Tourney, Saturday morning,
March 17ih.
The Lake Jr. High team remains
undefeated in tournament play as
they knocked off their semi-final
foe the Court Devils, 1910.
Playing in the losers bracket.
the Jets, reached the finals the
long way round as they eliminated
both the Devils (32-16) and Sacred
Heart t5O14). Saturday.
FRalS will be played at 1000
Am Saturday, March "a.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Army Reserve
Program Fighting
Losing BottIe

The much touted Army Reserve
program IS fighting a losing bat
tie" according to the current issue
of PICTURE WEEK magazine. The
program, designed to provide
young men with an attractive al.
tentative to the draft, "has been
dismal failure" the magazine
reports.
The program permits a high
school graduate to spend six
months on active duty with the
Army or Marine Corps. Instead of
two year draft. That service
would be followed by seven and a
half years in the Ready Reserve.
The six month reserve program
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

was impIemented last fall. So far,
about II 3OC young men have vol
unteered But only $500 of these
have actually begun their initial
training.
BY June 81, 1856, the Army had
hoped tc have at least 10000
volunteers. 1t is apparent now,
that they will not reach that goal.
PICTURE WEEK says that reasons
for the failure are many: Since the
reserve program is completely
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
| |HBAMMa |
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| For the Home
Frame Your Memo Slate

HERE'S a clever way to make
an attractive memo slate for
your home:
Take an old picture frame; the
size isn't important. Give it a
good cleaning and sanding. Then
prime and enamel it to suit the
surroundings in which you plan
to hang your memo slate. For
best results, sand lightly between
coats.
Now you'll need a piece of Ma
sonite Tempered Presdwood to fit
the old frame. Take it from your
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
KeIIom7 Kopers
KeIIom
Youth Study
Delinquency
Juvenile Delinquency Panel
March 26fh

Juvenile Delinquency Panel
March 26fh
The Kellom Youth Council will
lay the guilty for the large increase
in juvenile delinquency at the
door steps of the Adult World in
a fiery panel on juvenile delin-
quency at Kellom Community on
March 26.
A panel of four girls and one
boy, led by Carolyn Robinson will
challenge the adult world to in
vestigate its self and to do some
thing about what they will find.
The public is invited to attend
this discussion which will start at
800 Pm in the Center Auditor
ium. Admission is free.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Youth Council
Hold TryoUfs For
stors Of '56

The Youth Council will hold try
outs for the Stars of sc Show at
7:3o in tine Kellom Auditorium on
Wednesday, April 4. Further in
formation about the show and try
outs may be had by calling Pat
Hopson or Josh Gibson, JA 1116.
The Kellom Senior Citizen Club
is working on crafts displays to
enter in the Home Improvement
Show which will be held at the
City Auditorium on May 5, 6, z.
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o,s our x1x5 zSS 5s: |R @ 3ZSSR 25 IlS So A9

voluntary one, many young men
have preferred to take their
chances with the draft. Many have
taken this calculated risk, hav-
ing heard about the cases of men
passing the draft age without serv-
ing.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
RELIABLE PERSON

Man or woman from this area to
service new revolutionary Gig
arctic Vending Machine. 6 to
10 hours weekly nets up to
approx. $4,000 90 yearly. Great
opportunity for capable person
to expand When fully es
tablished, party selected should
earn SIS, 100000 yearly. S1,195.0C
cash investment required. Full
ly secured. For local inter
view give full particulars
Write p. o. Box 7047, Mime
apolis IL, Mimi.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
BEAUTIClANS!

It's Real Smart to be Listed in Our 1857 DIR
ECTORY. Your Name Will be Seen in 100
CITIES Across the Nation by Over Million
People. THINK, Write for Details Today.
NEGRO NATIONAL BEAUTYLOGUE P. o.
BOX 8, TIMES SQUARE STATION, NEW
YORK 36, N. Y.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
No surgery needed
to reduce swelling
of painful piles!

In doctors tests, amazing new
Stainless Pazo instantly relieved
piles tortured Gave internal and
external relief without surgeryl
8 medically-proved ingredients re-
Heve pain, itching Instantly Reduce
swelling. Promote healing. You sit,
walk in comfortI Only stainless pile
remedy. Stainless Pazo0 Supposi-
tories or Ointment at druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Grand Canyon

Ths Grand Canyon Of the Colo
RADIO b at miles long. four to 10
miles wide Ut brim, and 1000 70
A50o feet deep.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Nfc8fagua

The production Of gold in Mo.
aragua has taken first rank In the
country. taking precedence over cot
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

FOR RENT: l Broom furnished
apartment 2 broom apartments
2-room unfurnished apart
ment. 2 1-room furnished :
partment for working man or
woman. Call Ha. 0800, Omaha
Guide Office.
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Toofhhruah MlrrnY

On sale u q toothbrush with 4
dental mirror built into its handle,
- you can look at your teeth a.
yur dentist does.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

WANTED: A cook for private home
call Mrs. Pettis, Ha 0323, 404 S.
39th st.
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FOR SALE: TWO LIKE NEW
TELEvISION COMBINATIONS.
WERE $4,000, NOW s195.OO.
EVANS RADIO & TV SERVICE,
1886 N. oath. PL 1919.
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FOR RENT: 3 modern unfinished
rooms, all utilities furnished.
Call Ha $500 before $50 am. or
after 500 pm.
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FOR RENT: A large sleeping
room right on a bus line for
only $3.50 per week. Call Pl.
4318.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
We will establish you in business
with our capital. If you are
trustworthy and energetic, C,
write us. No investment or ex-
perience needed to start. Part
time or full-time. WINONA
MONUMENT CO., Winona, MINI.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

FOR RENT: One 3 room furnished
or unfurnished apartment at
252O Lake st. Call PL 3165.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

FOR RENT: l 4+room house. Call
At. 3747. Between 2 bus lines.
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Announcement

Announcement
The Waller Radio Re-
pair Shop, which was
located at 1904 North
24th st. has moved to
2525 North 10th st. /
block north from Lake
st. on the north side
of North 10th st.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
WANTED: Houses, Apartments, and
fhe Names and Addresses OF people
that ore looking for a place to stoy;
and for people who want to rent an
oportment. Coll HA O8OO.
FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMEN sew easy ready-cut house
coats at home. Earn from $17.40
to S26.16 dozen Write 80 AC-
CURATE STYLE, Freeport, New
York.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

We want to sell that car OF truck
you have to sale. Call HA 0800.
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FOR RENT: Several nice exclusive
rooms for men. Price reasonable
Call HA 0000.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

FOR RENT: Nice room for settled
couple or elderly single person
in a private home with use of
kitchen. Call HA 0801. 2310 N.
22nd St
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

FOR RENT / 3-room unfurnished
apartment Call Ha. 0800.
FOR SALE: 2 large chairs, newly
upholstered in red. Also a
large mirror. Call after 2 PM
ia. 0994. 2510 Erskine.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

FOR RENT: large furnished room
for working couple WE 1477.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

On Sale Monday at $50. Washington Store Only
next on the ogendo this opportunity choose exquisite
Modero linens at very substantial savings The exquisite pieces
in this oencompossn9 collection from Leading importer of fine
linens are in many instances few ookind So plan to
shop eorIy for the best selections.
W6L-Linens. 9Th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

l2o-coIored linen, embroidered.
69c
l20-Modeiro, embroidered.
CoIored linen. S5c
l20-Modeiro, embroidered.
White linen. S5c
96-Modeiro, embroidered.
White linen. Las
72-White Modeiro, oppliques.
Las
6o-Ecu Modeiro, oppIiques. Las
6o-White Modeiro, embroidered.
Los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
5.piece tea sets:

36-lrish bisso with Lurex threads.
45x45" cloth, 4 napkins. 4.o5
6-White Madeira, 4lx4l" oroondy
cloth, 4 napkins. 14.9S
3-White Modeiro, 4lx4l" oroondy
cloth, a hopkins. 1895
3 Eeru Modeiro, 45x45" linen cloth,
4 napkins. l4.95
6-White Modeiro, white en-
broidey. 45x45" linen cloth, 4
napkins. 1898
3-White Modeiro. blue embroid-
ev. 45x45" linen cloth, 4 napkins.
1925
5--Ecru Modeiro 45x45 hopkins.
1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Use our convenient Deferred Payment Plan pur.
chases of $500 or more. Pay just 1919 down, the
balance in budgeted monthly payments. Minimum
down payment 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

25-lrish bisso linen. hemstitched.
3.75
36-Irish bisso linen. ooId-eoIor
stripes. 4.95
24-cut work and hnnd-embroidered.
IL white, z ecru. 9.95
l2-Modeiro cut work. s white,
6 ecru. 1925
l4-Oroondy, white or eolors. 14.o5
I2-Modeiro, embroidered. 8ecru,
Awhile. 1405
Awhile with blue threod. 14.05
S-Modeiro, cut work and en-
broidered. 4 white, 4 eeru. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

l7-piece ecru Modeiro sets elegant
with cut work, embroidery and Gro
cheted touches. 1894" CENTER
piece. s each ploee mats and mop
kins. 9 sets available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

l2o--lrish Bisso linen, l7xi7"
dozen, 3oS
"a boxes Madeira teo hopkins,
box Of s, s.9S
l2o-Irish linen, lsxls".
dozen. $50
l2o-Irish linen with Lurex threads.
dozen $50
24o--lrish crash, hemstitchsd,
1919. dozen, $50
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cHICACOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 8 A9.--Butcher hogs
ended steady to rs cents higher this
week after falling sharply during the
early part OF the period. sows could not
regain all their early losses. FINISHING
rs 70 so cents down. Prices went down
Monday and Tuesday. ct which time the
top was SI4s5 and the average price
Of barrows and giits Sl4 20. both prices
the lowest in seven months. A. year ago
the top slipped 10 Sl3.65 and the aV-
Whiis hieh choice and prime steers
and heifers closed steady to 90 cents
higher. other grsdes declined IN the
heiiers Still were unsold when the mar,
ket closed Friday. They will be placed
% the market Monday
: 900 Itestlmstsdj: compared week ago;
advance on veishtS under $40 lbs;
; S under o ssc S most r.e sssn, conn on
pfissd i2 per cent sows; az the close
: tor Of 1873 was paid for 4 10y Of No.
1870: No. and ) srade lots iao-S5O
veirhins $40 los. and heavier, 800
is2S; weights above $40 lbs. continued
scarce With fewer hogs under goo lhs. ~
receipts: larger lots 3dO-b5O-lb. soWA
closed 81 l3.s5-l4.36, one lot No. ] and
GRADES 325 lbs. 10 1880,
salahle cattle 900. total 600 lesti-
mated; compared week agc: hieh choice
and prime fed steers sealing over leo
and Grades steers unevenly week 70 1 80
lower high choice and prime heifers
ever 900 10. steady 70 50 higher; Al
other ueights and Grades weak 70 30
lower: COWS mostly 15-5O lower; balls
steady 70 so higheF; veaiers unevenly
steady 70 90 lower: modest supply
prime i.tO0-I 500 10 fed steers 7D.2b-
10 so; two loads mostly high prime
126a and i.37S 10. weights 3l.o0.
weeks bulk high choice and prime steers
ssso-2s; o.; gegosd 70 avsrass s sso,ss
hssvy steers np g. 81 80; mixed SEQ
steers IS 0O- 90: utility steers largely
IL 90 ~ so: lad hiGh prime goo 10
fed heifers 2T.75. few loads prime i.0tO-
LAO 10. hefers 20 On-27 90. hinh
choice and mixed choice and prime heif-
ers ESQ 10. down et.bo-9s.75; good %
average choice helfers ~ 50-2A 90, util-
~ and standard heifers IL .50-t7 90:
few standard cows early sold Up 70
$50, standard eows late l3.b0-ts 50;
late BULK utility and commercial cows
~ aezS-ls ~, Win eannsft and cutters
- ~ ss, s.sss lsrgeiy soeslo .ei uti.iiy
80 s se9sm sg;,.I salls AZ ssis ~ ssn.
pstms ysaltrs early Is 90. goee and
snrlce vsalert late n 00-14 O0s Gull 70
stnnnard veaisra 0n-5n afs few ehetee
80 ieeding steers 20 so: most coed
IS nneEe tealtre ntaern and Veariinn
49, sisera le-So-3o.oo.
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Cattle: Compared last Friday: Slaughter
steers heifers and bulls generally steady
Utility and commercial cows steady t.
weak; Gamers and cutters fully steady t.
20 higher, pots up more than rs
Stocker and feeder cattle steady to strong
Few choice and prime S00-I1O0 Il
slaughter steers 25.25-30 90; most sale.
good and choice 9nO-14n0 ID S.75-25- ~
II .0O-17 40 Most good and choice 67b.
A3O ID heifers 1R.00-22 so latter price
load lot top sales standard and good youne
cows 1900; some commercial 14.0G: bull
utility and commercial II .0n-1 so witt
scattered sales utility below the IL .0(
marx on Thursday. Bulk Gamer and cut.
ter cows S.00-1 90 but shelly Gamer.
down 70 700 or below. Medium and gooc
100 $50 ID stockefs, feeders and calves
1892 90. bulk sales around .OC
down: inferior and common IL .00-I4 so
Calves--Compared last Friday, mostly
steady, High. .ri1oice and prime vealerl
IN Iairly broad demand at 27.00-2S. 90
some good and choice % O0-26 90
standard and good 1600-2I 90: Gull anc
utiilty 500 IL 90 Few scattered salel
utility TO- choice e7O-500 ID. slaughter
calves l5;00s20.o0. mostly good anc
Hogs.compared last Friday. barrow,
Th.grsasy,s : sales so INCLUDED du mixed lot,
gifts al. I600-16.25. latter price paid
Is. 25-f600: 27O-30o lbs. i4.T5-i5 ~;
over 200 lbs. and under l40 lbs. scarce
Few 140-160 lbs. 13.75-14.75: O-iSC
lbs l5O0-1h 80