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Bulls, good ’ 80.00- 30.9& •, Medium 28.00- 20.00
Plain_ 25.00- 27.00
Common_down to 21.25 Calves, good -u—... 38.00- 40.00
Medium _ 86.60- 37.50
Main..-34.00- 35.00
Common_. down to 27.00 Hogs, top gr’d pen 23.75
Heavies, lights __ 20.35- 28.00 Sows-- 18.00- 20.00 Shoate ..17.00* 24.00 Pigs (by head) -- 5.00-10.00
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
Bulls .$25.70-129.50 Cows -. 17.30- 24.35 Veal1 Calves: .Good-choice _ 35.50- 40.00
Medium.. 34.25- 36.00
Common _;_ 33.00- 35.00 Hogs, 180-220, top 23.45 ^
Heavy ____ 22.00 -
Light____20.60 Shoate.18.00- 21.60 Sows .. 17.25- 18.40
Per Head Cows.—— 148- 234 Stocker Cattle .68- 153 Baby calves_— 10.50- 40 Pigs ,_ 4- 10.25
Homemakers* Items
Here’s a modern adaption of the idea behind the little white arm and back protectors grandmother had on the good parlor furniture:
Cut the “tidies” from the same material that was used to covfer the chair. Cut them so the design exactly matches the area where it is placed. The protectors are'-' inconspicuous and can be made large enough to serve a real purpose. . "
To keep the arm and back protectors from curling up at the edges, finish the edges with cotton tape, and press. The matching slipcover protectors are easy to launder, and they’ll cut down on the number of - times the whole slipcover needs cleaning. Darning Materials
Prompt and skilful darning of a little hole or tear often can give a wool garment a hew lease on life, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture clothing specialists.
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