UOttNINO EtiTKKPRISK. SATURDAY. HKCEM BKK 1(1 1911
A CJtjtzty Mavomont In Chrfsintao Qooda from Today oh. at too Dto Oioro-Oticp Earty cad Pel FtrcUJk
TODAY IS DOUBLE STAMP DAY
PramK ByscBi
Oa all aceounla paid today we will aUe Itouble Trading bUbi
Tba wilt enable rod to both pay your account and ...
On all purchases made today will give double the amount of
Trading Stamps. Carlatmae shopper ehould lake ll'MUM f
thla offer.
able gift.
STORE
Santa Claus' Headquarters
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The Gift of Lasting Enjoyment
Too plMM the home-maker moot when rm ghe her eomethlng that
ru be weed la the bom. No knick knack, nothing ho value or wa
fulneee la for only a abort time. No matter how eipeaelve that thin
ana bo, tt cannot offer toe complete noytnft and aaitsfactloa of
aoanething that will brine constant comfort and pleasure day la and
day -out to the woman la the home, and ao we suggest to you. father,
eon or dsugater. to you Individually or collectively. gift that will fill
with delight the womaa who pridee over yoar home and be a pride
and comfort to her for many yeara to come
Tb Standard Favorite Range we bare them from $50 to $80
The Standard la only one of the maay makea of ran gee we handle.
See oar complete One before buying
BEAUTIFUL RUG FOR XMAS
What U more appropriate for holi
day preeenta than something that
will beaatlfy and make more com
fortable, the home? And what adda
more to the beaaty anj comfort of
the home than a handaome floor
covering. Right here' la the place
to and the newest and largeet line,
to select from.
A Ggeat Holiday Display
Christmas Stocks at Highest Point of Completeness Now
The HoliJar arc almost here and ChrUtmaa (.itta will rraJ.lv mcgevt thcmrUca if you tthia Kttat nt
Store.' The splendid rradlrx-w of our unumal stockt now nulca tclcvtiom a rrMUW"lc,r.V.T"'?'"!li2!
handling the holiday rush have been made. The choosing of rP.KiiJjl urPlinS ."LL'L"!?-!
household need of almost every description could never re more pleasantly and cowvwk ally a4wnplihed than
now at this helpful atore. Today we call your attention M a number of attractive uffct7lnr; hu,jhryare
small proportion of the great number you'll find here.
MANY ATTRACTIONS IN TOY DEPARTNENT
So there will be interest for nwtbejx.a4eJlAiixcilemr4 for children from now on. Come to the atore ol plaything
Ciladdrn the Girl'a heart by trtting her a writing dek ;
only $VJ.3,Y A larr a-rfmrnt of hamUm iloll
from, 8c to $i.50.
Make your boy happy give him an automobile. Here
is Gift that ft sure to please $M.50 to $
GIVE HER A KITCHEN CABINET for CHRISTMAS
You couldn't find anything in town ao certain to delight your wife as this great labor-aving machine, $7 to iVM
A GIFT OF LASTING ENJOYMENT
One of the most appropriate, and a gift that will be appreciated for a long tinie will be a good carpet swerper.
Anything that makes the housework easier is appreciated t a gift. We hare them at up.
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YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER
Why not enjoy it on a nrw dining table? One llr ibmc cut.
9.1113. We have nthera. up to fMMMI.
SEALY MATTRESS
No Tuft No layers The ttoaly la the Maitreea of qualltf; M l
worth what It ruete. u filling le all pure, eg flbre rot loo eonk t
a pound In the bale. We ao guarantee It
No other malt ma maker gtvea aurh guarantee Ha bta mattrwa
Many felt mettreaaea are not even adrertld aa cotton. Manr that
are advertised aa rottii are really made of llnlera. or the eaale frea
cotton gtna. or of mill acre pa 'and abodly.
The Healy tnftleaa albgle bait construction require fbe beet mtnal
In order to produce a tunlesa mattreaa that raa be guaraaterd ( W
yeara against becoming lumpy or hanrby. The BCALY la ao guaran
teed ao other tuttleaa mattreaa ever was.
PRICE $24.fl5
C o o O u r Window DiopiayThoyVJiii Nolp You In Golootlng Your Chrlotmao Qifto
Stories froni Out of Town
. - LOGAN.
F. C Wilson attended the meeting
of the Lower Columbia Fire Relief
AaaocUtion. held in Oregon City, Mon
day. ,T
Frank Kohl had two Angara badly
eruahed while working In the saw
mill. Mrs. IfeMorray, Br, has returned
from a visit la the East, accompanied
by her aged parenta.
Creamery patrons received 34 cents
for butter fat for November from '-he
C C Ceamery.
V. Hutchlns. one of the enterprises
dairy-men. waa la attendance at the
dairy meeting in Portland.
O. D. RobMne la putting In a con
cre'e foundation to bis residence.
Mr. Henry Hageman haa moved
near Portland.
All who are looking for a good time
get your basket and come o tb en
tertainment Saturday night and smile
at the way "A Quiet Family" doea
Jours. Good muale.
There waa a social bop at Gill's
hall Saturday night
' Clackamaa County Pomona Grange
meets with Hardin Grange Wednes
day, January 10. C. E. 8 pence, who
attended the national aeasion of the
order la expected to be present to ad
dress the meeting, "aleo State Lecturer
H. A. DarnalL
COt-TON.
The membere of the Molalla tele
phone dlrUlona Na 13 an J , held
a meeting last Saturday and elected
new officers.
Mr. 8anaon, the supervisor of road
district No. 11, and a crew of men
are doing aome needed road work,
and bias ting this week.
' Mr. and Mra. C. Carr, of Bee Hills,
passed through Col ton on their way
to Oregon City Friday.
Mlaa Nora Wilson, .our teacher, re
tnraed from Oregon City after apend
lnr a week with her folks.
C. Stromgreen, director of Beaver
Creek telethon dlvlalon 14. attended
the dlrectora' meeting at Beaver Creek
Monday. He also mad a trip to Ore
gon Cltr.
Mr. 8 wan son fa visiting bis brother
and family at Colton.
Uncle Stromgreen butchered two
hog last week, one weighing JM
pounds and the other 370.
Mlaa Nellie Bonner, who waa home
from Eatacada spenJing a few days
with her folke at Colton, waa pleaa
antly eorprlaed Saturday evening, by
anlte a number of her frlenda from
Klwood and Colton
Mlsaea Blla .Dohlstrom and Nora
Wilson, teachers f the Bee Kill and
Colton nrboole, attended the teachera
meeting at Clarkea Saturday.
John Arquett made a trip to Upper
Colton the latter part of the week,
v Ed. Ball la working for Law Hub
biM. W. B Oorbett did aome stump pull
inr for A. Erickaon with bla stump
puller 1"t week.
Charlie Swan, of El wood, who was
butchering bore Saturday, dellverod
the meat at poltotj the first of the
week. .
MARQUAM.
tereral realdenu of this town at
tended the basket social at GladUJ
Inga school houa last Saturday night
Harry Hibbard and hla vlfe will
take charge of the telephone the first
of the year.
Mlaa Nora Barth and her brother
Albert, who haa had charge of the
Marquam telephone for a year, will
retire the first of the year.
Guy Larklna. Miss Bell Gray and
Mil Kate Ridings were appointed on
a committee on muale and program for
the 'Christmas tree eierctses Christ
mas evening. Other committees will
be appointed later.
CheMey Bentley took a fine lot of
hogs to Canby Friday. Ha bad twenty-five
or thirty bead and reowed 7
rente live we'ghL
The Thaakaglvlng euper given by
V. f iluy A L4 waa a mail flnan.
rim i if mm wni u .mil. a
crowd waa present The night's pro
gram consisted of recitations and ao
loe. The Marquam Marine band
played. . I
John Barth la hauling lumber to !
build another barn.
Mr. Aabo la hauling poUtoea. He
is getting IS centa a busbeL
t -CLARKCS.
Haaev Rogera la on the sick' list
H Wallace waa calling on our new
neighbor, Mr. Harrison, on the Beck
place Monday.
E B. Stark and N. Lapham, hla
nephew, were In Oregon City Monday.
also Mr. and Mra. L. Wallace and
children
Pete Sagar passed through our burg
Sundav.
W. Wallace is clearing land at pres
ent r Mueller anJ J. Delnlnger, the In
surance agent, were calling In thla
burg Monday.
A number from here attended the
shooting match at R. Bullard'a Satur
day and many carried off prieea In the
dnck llae.
Epb Iodge and family have moved
to Redlsnd.
A number are suffering with bad
colds. I : I
Fall rown grain looks fine around
here.
The Wallace family spent Sunday
with IX Sagar and family.
Tbe teachers' meeting waa held last
Saturday In the Clarke school house.
Mr. Gary and the supervisor, Mr. An
derson, were present and also genersl
tescber. A short program waa ren
dered. Refreshments were served ,
Mr. Marqnardt was la town last
week.
Tbe German M. B. church la mak
ing preparations for a Chr1mna tree,
Mr. Berath, from Portland, was la
Clarkea last week.
Mr. Hasg Is very 111.
Mr. Eaaton, from Canby, visited In
Tlmbergrove over Thanksgiving.
A special road tax meeting will be
held on the 23rd of December In dis
trict No 30. r
Clarkea haa organized ' a society
which meets on Wednesdays of each
week In the achool house.
Henry Orossmlller, Will Melntyra
and Vernon Larklna have postponed
their trip to The Dallea until the fol
lowing Wednesday, the postponement
being due to a minor accident which
Mr. Orossmlller received by cutting
his toe off while splitting wood one
Amw tart WMk.
Mra. ' E. A. Creavea fa Ttalttng her
parenta. Mr. and Mrs. U. N. Larains.
Lew Maion. wife and daughter at
tended church Sunday evening.
The leap year dance at the Orange
hall will be on New Yeara" ntgbt The
ladles of the Grange will be In charge.
Vernon Larktue and- 8lene Sagar, of
thla place, attended the basket aoclal
at Beaver Creek Friday night and re
ported a good time.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Jim Shell and family, who spent the
last two yeara In Aberdeen. Waah , re
turned to thla place last week and
have moved Into H- Brand's houae ad
joining the atore on the south.
F. M. Darting haa hla green house
nearly readr for the glaae.
Mr. Grady, who Uvea In the Hyaom
cottage on Hood street, papered a
house this week for Fred Eggiman. of
Mount Pleasant.
Mra J. H. Qulnn la staying with
Mra. W. A Eggiman thla week
O. F. GIbba haa a lama foot and la
using a crutch..
O. M. Heckart, of Meadowbrook, waa
tranaactlng business In thla burg laat
Saturday and Sunday.
The bible atudy class of the Moun
tain View Sunday achool. met at the
home of Mra. A. Mauta laat week with
ten womea present and next week the
meting will be held at the home of
Mra. J. A. 8wanson. , - .-
Claude Van hoy la Ill
Mr. Babeock. wf Beaver Creek, took
bta alek horse home Tuesday after
having It here four weeka.
Mr. and Mra. A. Manti are 111.
Mr. Waltera la III at the home of hla
daughter, Mra. D. W. Orifffn, of Hood
etreet.
Walter Oorbett, of Colton. waa the
gueat of hla parenta Tuesday evening.
He la hauling goods from Oregon City
dock to the Colton atore. .
Fred Ballard la making preparations
for a fine garden next year.
Mra. Jennings Is spending this week
among relatives In Portland. '
Mra. Maggie Cnrran la much better
thla week.
Rev. S. B. Moffft of Newberg, is a
guest of W. 8. Oweng.
Mra. Magle Lowry, of Falle View,
and two children, are visiting her
mother, Mra. Edgecome.
Rer, B. Cyrus Smith, of Mt. Scott,
Portland, will hold services at tbe
Mountain View church next Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock. He preached a
One aermon at tbe church last Sunday
evening
George Strong and wife, of Willam
ette, wera gneste of D. W, Gillett and
family laat Sunday.
COffiCIAl CLUB CAINS 43 MEMBERS
(Continued from page 1.J ;
Hyde, O'to Hogg, Fred Hogg, Dr. OeoT
E. Humphreys, George J. Hall, Cbae.
J. Hood.
Dr. L G. Ice
A F. Jack, J. E. Jack, Frank Jag
gar, Dr. O. I j. Jenkins, O. F. John
son, Hsrry Jones, Linn E. Jones, Joa.
Justin, Carl Joehnke, R. V. D. John
son, H. If. Johnson,
' If. L. Kelly, L. If. KIrchem, John
Knspp, B. Kuppanbender, Arthur W.
King. .
L. J. I Agesen, N. R. Lang, E. S.
Larsen, C. D. Latourette, M D Latour
ette, J. R. iAtourette, Ward B. Law
ton, George Laxelle, M, J. Laxelle, J.
Levitt, A. J. lewla, John U. Lewtb-
walte, John W. Loder. Kurt Luti. Dan.
Lyona. p. D. Undaley.
- B. Maaa, M. A. ' Magotie, W. H.
Mattoon. J. W. McAnolty. . T. Me
lUln. Dr. C. H- Melsaner, C. O. Miller.
r. J. Meyer, J. W. Moffait. Dr. I..
A. Morris. H. 8. Moody. 1. 11. 8
Mount. Dr. Clyde Mount. Win. U Mul
vey, Tom J. Myera, Henry A. Mont
gomery, 8. J. Manning.
L A. Noblt, Charles 8. Noble, Em
ery J. Noble. (
F. A. Olmsted. Henry O. O Mal
ley. Theodore Osmund. Oregon City
Enterprise.
E. L. Pope. O. A. Pace, C. T. Par
ker, R. C. Parker. M. E. Parka. Pari
fie Telephone Company, R. Petsold, Dr.
L. L. Plckena. Forbes B. Pratt. A.
A. Price. George E. Pueey, R. O.
Pierce.
Rev. C. W. Rob I son, George Ren
dalL, Thomas p. Randall. E- P. Rand,
H. A. Hands. John F. Rlsley, Charlee
W. Rlaley. E. O- Roberta, Thomas F.
Ryan, L. Ruconlch.
L. A. Smith, W.'W. 8mlth, H. C.
Stevens, R. L. .Shepherd, F. B.
Schoenborn. Henry C- Salisbury. J.
C. Bawyer, Fred Bchafer, W. F.
Schooler. C. Bcbuebet W. A. Shew
man, H. G. Stark weather, Carl A.
Schram. Ed. Schram, J. E. See ley,
W. H. 8llcox. Wnt. Shehan, C. E.
B pence. Dr E. A. Sommer, Samuel
L. Stevena, Llvy Stlpp. H. W. Btre
blg. Dr. M. C Strickland, Wm. Stone,
Jr., W. B. Btokea, Dr. C. A. Stuart,
E. Kenneth Stanton, T. W. Sullivan,
D. T. Skene, Clarence 81mmons.
I. D .Taylor. M. D- Telford. J. J.
Tobln, V. i. Tooie, I. Tolpolar.
W. 8. U'Ren.
J. L. Waldron, J. If. Walktr, A. C.
Warner. Charlea Walte, J. C. P
Weatengard, Walter 8. Wells, Norman
White, Lloyd Wllllame, D. C. Wil
liams, W. J. Wilson, W. J. Wilson
James Wilkinson, J. N- Wtsner, John
A. Webber.
R. O Voung, Harry E. Toung.
AMONG TflCflURpIEi
First Bsptist Church Main and Ninth
streets 8. A. Hayworth, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at IV a. in.
and 7:30 p. m. '
German Lutheran Church Service
Sunday. Dec. 17, 10:30 a. m. Sun
day achool at 9.30 a. m. In English
and German. At 3:30 p. m. rehear
aal of tbe Cbristmss progrnm. Wed
nesday night meeting of the Young
People. All are cordially Invited.
Rev. H. Mau, pastor,
Csthollo Corner Wster and Tenth
etreeta. Rev. A. HlUebrand pastor,
raaidence 313 Water; Low Maaa
a. tn., with sermon; High Mass
10:30 a. nfT; afternoon service st
4; Maaa every morning at S.
Congrsgstlonat Church Rev. George
N. Edwards, pastor, regular morn
ing service 10:30. Sunday achool
11:60. Evening service 7:30. Morn
Ing subject, "The Quest for Christ,"
a Christmas allegory. Evening sub
ject "Tbe Child Crowned King."
' Special mimic.
first Church of Christ, gclsntlst,
y Ninth and Center etreet Service
at 11 a. m. Sunday achool
Immediately after morning service.
German Ivsngsllcsi 3orner Eighth
and Madison streets. Rev. F.
Wleveslck pastor, - residence 713
Mtdlson; Sunday School 10 a. m.,
Ing Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Olsdstene Chrlstlsn Rer, A. H. Mat-
. key, pastor: Bible school at 10 a.
m.; preaching at 11 and I.
Mountain View Union (Congreca
tlonall Sunday achool 3 p. m.,
Herman Behrader, Monroe a'reet
superintendent; mdrnlng service
11; Young people at 7 p. m. and
preaching at I p. m.v prayer meet
Mrs. J. H. Qulnn, suMrintendent;
Bible Study every Thursday after
noon. First Methodist Eplacepsl Church,
T. tl Ford, pastor I'sstor's reel
dtnre SIS Center street. Pastor's
study In the church. Services: Sun
dsy school :tJ a. ra., C. A. Wll
llama, superintendent. 10:41 a. m.,
public aervleea, preaching by tbe
paator. 13 m.. Class meeting. Broth
er Yoder, leader. 3 p. m.( Junior
church aervlce, Mlsa Caae. leader.
:30 p. m , Epworth League devo-
. lional meeting, Harold 8 w afford,
preaUient 7:30. preaching by
paator. Prayer' meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30. A cordial Invita
tion la extended to tbe publle. Ac
commodating ushers await you at
the door of the church. "Come thou
with ua and we will do thee good."
First Prssbyterisn Church Rev. J. R.
Landsborough, minister. Sunday
' achool at 10 o'clock. Mra. W. C
Green. superintendent Morning
worship at 11. Y. P. 8. C.E. at 6:45.
Parkplacs Congregational Rev. J. L
Jonea paator, realdence Clackamaa;
Chrlstlsn Endeavor Thursdsy eve
nlng 7:30. Sunday school 10, Emery
French superintendent; preaching
aervleea each Sunday, alternating
betweea 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ;
at. Paul's P rotes tant episcopal
Church; C. W. Robinson, rector:
Holy eucbariat, S a. m.; morning
prayer, 10:30; holy eucharlat and
aermon, 11; evening prayer aod aer
mon, 7:30; Sunday achool, 11.
United Brethren Corner Eighth and
Taylor, Rev, L F. Clarke pastor,
residence, Portland; Sunday achool
10 a. m., Frank Parker, Maple Lane,
superintendent; morning aervlce
11; Y. P. 8. C. E. 6 p. m., evening
aervlce 7.
Willamette M. Ev No regular preach-
Ing aervleea; Sunday achool 3 p.
m Mra. Reama, superintendent,
lion Lutheran Corner Jefferson and
Eighth atreeta. Rev. W. R. Krai
berger pastor, residence 720 Jeffer
son; Sunday school 3:30 a. m.. Rev.
Kraxberger, superintendent; morn
ing aervlce 10:80; evening 7:4?;
Lutber League 7 p. m.
West Oregon City School House J. O
- Saata will preach at 3 o'clock. Sun
day 'achool conducted after aervlce,
Churoh Of the United Brotherhood In
Christ B. Clack, paator: Sabbath
achool 10 a. m., F. Parker, superin
tendent. Y. P. 8- O- E., 6:30 p. m
Alice Boylsn, president Evening
sermon 7:30. Welcome to alL
A Waip That Uses Tools,
Wsspe are In one ree-t more civ
ilised than any other Insect or animal.
John Hurrongua tells us that, "though
it bss been thought that man Is the
only tool using animal, yet there Is
one species of wasp, ampiophlla, that
uses a little tiebble to pound down the
earth over her nest She takes the
pebble la her mandibles, ss yon or I
would Iske a atone In our band, and
usee It aa a bammer to pound dowft
tbe aell above the cavity that holds
her egg. This la a remarksble fact
So far ss I know, there Is no other
animal on this continent that makes
any mechanics! use of an object or
substance foreign to Ha own body to
thla way." (
TWO HURT IN SAME
WAY WHILE DmVmG
Charlea Derrick, who la employed
by Chris Muralt, of Beaver Creek, sua
talned a eertoua Injury while working
Thursdsy morning at the Muralt farm
Mr. Deirica waa driving a t4m of
horses, and when hla left foot became
caught between tbe breakbeam ot the
wagon and a stump, breaking hla
ankle. The injured man waa brought
to this city by Mr. Morsl' and plated
ta tba Oregon City Hospital, wheie
lr H b. Mount attended him.
Fred Josal, wbo lives on the Beaver
Creek road, waa Injured a frw days
ago In the same manner aa Mr. Iter
rick. He waa driving along a road
when hla foot struck a stump, break
ing bla right ankle.
Crude Mining Methods.
Mica mining In the .Xelloro district
India, though a highly profitable Indus
try, la earrb-d on practically aa It waa
by the aatlvea a hundred yeara ago.
Tbe mica vein la followed up by un
derhand atoplng which rulta In the
production of tortuous, wormlike boles
sometimes extending to a d-.th of .110
feet below the surface. Tbe mica St
eavated la brought to the surface by a
string of roolles working band over
hand on rudely constructed bamboo
laddera. On account of the scenmuu
Istlon of water during the nlitlit whro
work ceases all sinking nitrations lire
delsyed each morning for an hour or
more while the water la being dipped
out with buckets by coolies.
Net Yst Pini.hsd.
During a visit to a tit hern town
a Washington man am much Interest
ed In a smrtll durlir mho bad leen
told off ft- MilinliiMrr to bla wsnts
One nioml. ir the -sininirer neiied ils
eyes to (In I the diminutive cool black
servlior -Mndlng n hU Itedidile with
a imy benrlng coffee and rolls.
"WIki sre j-u, enyhowr facetiously
demanded Hie Wahlngionlitn.
The taciturn yrtitister vouchsafed
no reply, but grinned timidly,
"Where were you raledr next In
qolreil the visitor, with a vague no
tion that this waa an opening iueatin.
The little darky griunpd again and
chuckled. "I ain't done raised yrt sub!"
-New York Herald.
Hired. Wsdding Presents.
Did you ever hear of hired wedding
presents? Home t-urlotie Information
about them la given by the Paris Ex.
relator, which declares that wedding
presents may le hired for the occa
sion. The niofher wbo la am Ions to
make a brave show of presents st fier
dniighter's wedding haa only to go to
one of tbe Inrge atores In the opera
qtiarter. There a complete aet of prea
enta may lie hired. The goods remain
under the care of a shopman dlagulsed
aa a guest Honor la thue saved, but
the Journsl adds that it la aa well
when paying a first visit to the young
couple not to ask to be abown aome
of tbe charming glfta of jewelry ex.
hlblted on the wedding day.,
111 MARKET IS
HEARING BIG W.
The chicken market la Or Ouj
bowed no change Friday. Ilu ata.
selling from 10 to 11 rents, sprint to
11 cents and roosters fur 3 reata.
Continued heavy arrivals kar
dd to tbe great accumulation asJ i
big break In prices Is eiect4.
Last week aalea of rhlckeM
i made at better than lie a poaa4; k
fact one dealer allcg-s that k sV
talned lo above this figure. At Us
time reeelpta were so small ani
demand Ittieral enough to abtnrk 1
offerings at the extreme point
Those who hav rhlrkena to os
at Itlll lima, ir. tntrmi lo areft
whatever buyers are willing to eaV.I
because the latter hold the hid D"
and are forcing . prices kwsr at I
rapid rate. It la predicted la sues
quartera that eblckea prices will "
aa low as 10c a pound for live af
before the week Is over.
Prevailing Qregoo City prices
aa roiiowa: .
Frulta. Vsostsblss.
DRIED1 FRUITS (Buying)
Prunes on basis of I 14 pounds for
BO'a
itinm i-ni.vinsk riresa Msk
He to go; salt era, to to 6a; dry W
13o to Ho; sheep pslts, tie to T
esrh.
Msy. Oraln. Fsd.
HAY (Buying) Timothy. M JJ
fIB: clover, M to l! Pr- b!:
to lift- mtieit 19 to 1.1: alfalfa, I''
in tl KA
niTo n . - n,i. 127 to 1
tit- xk.ai iA ta- oil rneallM-
Sha'dv llrnk itatrr feed, tl' r
ion Dounda
FEKD (8e!IIng)-8horts. UT
tin: rolled barley. 137.60: proe"
K.rl.v niu. tinla corn.
cracked corn, 38; white. V 40 ,r;
bran 37 to 2I.'
utter,' Poultry, Egfl
FLOOR 14 SO to 151V
BUTTER (Buying) - O6?.
nntmtrw l..llar K ta IOC! IV!
dairy, line- cream erv. JOC to
POULTRT (Biylng)-H'. 1
11... .rlr.. in. mnA ronsiera, o
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1 lloj 140 to 300 pounds.
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Bnterprl
gain Period
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