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Treasury Salute; 4:4ft Cugat; SM Up
beat; :4S Sport Renew; S30 N
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siovakia; 7:2 Sons of South; 7:44 Key
board Masters; 00 Music ot Lands
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Th Xmprs Catberina receiv
ad Russian peasant woman In
1717 who had 57 children, atl liv
ing four acta of quadruplets, sev
en seta of triplets, 10 twins. .
j Of approximately 100,000,000
pound of feathers picked from
chickens in a year, not more than
one-fourth are used now by feath
er processing plants.
"THE YOUNG IDEA?' ; By Mossier
" 0 (V-7 Q I
Young Motlier
School Work" ;
i A 17-ycar-old mother o
small child could b excused from
attending;, school, ; though she -has
not finished hih school. Attorney
General George Neuner has ruled
and so notified th state depart
ment of. education. .1 1 , ' , c
' The law, as amended early this
year by the kgdslature, provide
that "all children - between the
ages of 1$ and IS years must be
in school or legally employed." If
Salem Marlsot
Quotations
Th nrlees belww auoo&d b . ' lo
cal grocer are tadtcaUv of the dally
market prices paid ta grewar by sa-
buyers but are not guaranteea
by Th Sta teaman : ... . ,
RrJTTER. BC4SS AMD POULTRY
(Skect t caaax . wttat aeu i
Premium : ' ,
No.
No.
BUTTER PRISTS
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: tradltlaaua taiT. dark
price I strMs at least get the
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Quotations at Portland
Quarters
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Medium
Standards
PuUets
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Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Or Sent. 30 (AP
Cash wheat (bid); -Soft white l U'i;
son white (excluding Rexi i-W'fc;
white club 1.53 kx: western red I. S2 '
Herd red winter: Ordinary 1.53; 10
per cent 143; 11 per cent 1J0; la per
cent 1.63. s - Y '
Hard white baart: 10 per cent 11;
llper cent 194: IS per cent 1 54.
Today's car receipts; wheat 27; bar
ler 18: flour S: oats 9: hay 4; mUUeed
11; .flax Up, - r -I i -
Portland Prodnca
PORTLAND, : Ore., Sept. (AP)
Butter A A print 4&-4C hc; cartona
464-47e; 4- A grade prints 43',-4c;
cartons 45V-4c: B grade prints 4S',S
454c; cartons 44-44 ,.
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of .6 of II pet cent acidity, delivered
in Portland, 32-52',e; premium qual
ity, maximum of JS of 1 per cent
acidity 53-53.ac; valley routes and
country point 2c less than first or
0-50'iC.- - - ;f ' M
Cheese Selling price to Portland
retauersi .Oregon triplts 30.4c; loef
30.4c; triplets to wholesalers 27.2c;
loaf 30.4c delivered.
Eggs To retailers: A A extra large
60c; A extra large Mc; A Urge-c;
A medium 54c: small (pullet) 44c dot.
Dressed meats Ves) AA 22 Uc: A
ll'4c; B W'tc: C 17-174c: cull ; 15c;
hogs, fancy block 20c: lambs AA ' 24c;
A 24' ic; B 12ic: C 20c; mutton fancy
. 1.1, -. u 14. B Iflt,... V. A A
A 20c; B 18c; C 16ic; ranner and
14c; . canner and cutter-
bulls
cutter
14ie
Live DouRry Broilers 3I': col
ored and Leghorn fowl 27c; roasters
31.6c: old rooeters and stags 23e.
Rabbits a Government ceiling, ave
rage country killed to retailers 1 44c;
live price to producers 22-24e; lb;
Turkeys t Government takes np'
bIy. market nominal. t
Onions Oregon dry No. 1, ' 2 65
94 lb. sack; .green 75-SSc dor. bunch.
potatoes Hoard man cem ZJe. ,
Wool Government control
Cascara bark Dry stock 3oe Rk
Mohair 1942. la-month 5e lb.
Hay Wholesale rail shipment; Al
falfa No. 2 or better- $34-35; eats and
vetch, mixed hay. valley grower'
price SZ4; clover hay szi; ie
farms. - .
Portland Ureslock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 20 (AP)
(SUDAV-Salable cattle 200. total 223:
carve 23; market fairly active, about
steady; few - cotninon-mediuni steers
11.5O-15.00; odd good steers up to 14.04;
cutters down to 9.04: common-medium
heifers .54-13.50: cutters down to 4.04;
common-eutter cows 4.00-4,00; shells
down to 5.00; fat dairy type cows 1 00
50: medium-rood beef cows 10.50-12 75;
common-medium sausage bulls : 8.54-
50; outstanding heavy beef bulls to
12.50; good-choice vealers and calve
13.50-14.54.
Salable hogs 24. total 144; market ac
tive, steady t ceiling: few 322-351 R
butchers 15.73: good sows 15.90; choice
light feeder pigs quotable to zi.nu.
Salable and total sheep 140; few salea
ateadv: . common-medium lamba . 9.04-
11.00; good-choice grades salable 12.04-S4-.
chotc closely sorted lots eligible to
13.00; common yearlings 8.00; good
ewes salable 5.00 down; culls down to
1.00.
DENVER SHEEP
DENDER. Sent. 20 ( AP-UUSDAM-
Salable sheep total 20.000: market
ateadv. all classes fairly active late; 24
rinnhln choice Colorado soring lambs
scaling around 80-100 lbs. 13,50. others
13.35; few leas oesiraDie toaas unsom;
ihrx Vnada mostlv eood slaughter ewes,
emiy shorn pelts 3.00; several loads
good-choice 70-73 lb. feeding lambs
14.40-14: toad raedhim-good 13.50, few
tmcked-tn steers 12.00-13.50 ;
PIG GUY WI6LY!C
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Slalby's
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Gingcr Snaps om Fhion
Cream Stylo Corn
Uhcaiics Ch&wpions .
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11
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H&D f 2's tin
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8-oz. pkg.
lVi-gaL
170
110
Vrii Catap
CMIiConCarco
Snidcr's Calsop hotn.
J24-OZ. jar
SCiU Colics GriBdL-!!i ik.
Toilet Soap c.r
Krispy Crachcrs
300
200
290;
23(4
330
13 bars
2 lb.
carton
1.00
200
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Pcacakt and
Usifle Flonr
Clapp's DabyFood
Strained
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230
Long jrrain,' fancy J..3 lb. cello bag
Spcfry's Fbnr snowed25-ib. . 1.19
Pndilinrj miiih kirt ! Pkg. 3120
BaMng Poudcr 5o 1(0
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jsxuia A baaf or raoL If s daBcious. ;
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Wo. 1 colored
No. 2 colored k
Colored fry .
Yearling lamba
UVESTOCK (By Tauay Pack)
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employed, they must attend the
part time schools - . . unless they
have already acquired th ordin
ary branches - of learning taught
in the first 12 years of the public
schools, -or are attending an eve
nine school for an equivalent
time,",. - .
Neuner pouts out .that the iact
that the irl is married takes her
out of the, class of nunors, but
that the law does not refer to
minority or majority- but to age
alone. However, the ruling: quote
another statute to the effect that
the school board of Iter district
has authority to excuse her from
compulsory - school 1 attendance, if
she has completed the first eight
tTades, provided, the board be-.
lievea -further t attendance in
school would causa hardship - In
her family.
OCnwi!lljl -H wvlsr
Time aomputed 4
Um U. S. Coaat and
for The Oregoa. Statesman.
r Taft. Orel, by
Geodeti Swrvey
Sept.
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Oregon WeeldyV
To Be Launched .
PORTLAND, Sept 20-(Speclal),
Plans for. the launchinc of a new
jveekly newspaper, to be known
as Moore's Oregon Weekly -and
to emphasize coverage of activities
in such cultural fields as music,
education, books and writers,, art,
social problems and related ub--Jects,
"with a little poUUes," were
revealed by Hal Moore, veteran
Oregon newspaper man, apeak Ing
before the Oregon .. Advertising
club here. Moore said the first"
issue would be out about October
12. Offices win.be in the Henry
a a r . C "
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Salcn
: Taxi Scrvico
f:;;;Than!rs:
It'a many pcrtrons for lsA ,
ing ao patiant! With' the ,
lirttncj cf war time reelrio-' .
Hons we can again give i
normal tar vice with a
new total of tan taxicabsT
We shall try and rneTit'
your undivided support
1 R. A. Clark and . ; l
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