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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
Times DISPATCH. RICHMOND VA SUNDAY JULY a 1910

D . -
These are tile questions that con.
from each manager. and his ability to
give the right answer and to act
promptly goes far toward establish
ing his reputation.
In my operations In Virginia, I have
deldom resorted to putting the alfalfa
In cocks, and az yet have not used a
tedder.
Implements Tint Are Used.
The side delivery rake is used to
throw the hay into long continuous
windows when possibly two.thirds or
three-quarters cured These rakes are
admirable for gently agltating the
alfalfa and leaving 1t in a loose con.
dition SO that the air can easily pass
through 1t. The rake returning throws
the second windrow toward and about
two feet from the first windrow, thus
making 1t possible for the hay-loaders
to pick it UP and elevate 1t to the
wagons as rapidly as three men can
take care of 1t on the load.
These machines prevent any rough
handling of the alfalfa, thus lessening
the tendency to shatter the leaves,
They also keep the hay in a loose
condition so that 1t cures much more
rapidly than 1t otherwise would.
For unloading, either the cross draft
carrier or automatic sling carrier is
used, with two six-tine grapple forks.
With these contrivances loads are
quickly and easily elevated Into the
barns
person having from ten to fifty
acres OF alfalfa should experience no
serious Inconvenience in saving the
same In perfect condition
Demands of the Market.
Right, here a word might be said as
to the "ear-marks" of good alfalfa hay.
me general market has long Judged
OF a!talfa any in the bale by Its color.
The demand has been for bright
green hay. but such demand is
not so strong as It used to be and
is fast changing and will continue to
chanse until in the not very distant
future the dark drab. the brown and
even the black or tobacco cured"
aifalfa VIII be more In demand for
general use than the bright green.
Ihls condition already exists in the
extreme Southwest, and is growing in
favor throughout the West. The
reason is obvious. AS rule the
aiialfa which retains bright green
color Is trifle "over-cured" and has
iose much OF Its nutritive value, is not
as lender, does not retain so many
80 GO anu is not reNsned so
well by live stock. etc.
Prove this by feeding some dark.
almost black. alfalfa hay, which is
sweet and free from dust, to your
cows, sheep or work horses, and see
now ea gerly they will eat 1t and note
It's effect on them.
The cow can be deprived OF other
teed and yet her yield OF milk win
increase. The horses feed OF corn
may De reduced one-third or one-half
and he will still show gain
me general market has been used to
Judging other hays by their color, so
~ Judges alfalfa by the same rule.
would say to every alfalfa grower.
40 not be disturbed because your hay
Is duii or dark colored. II 1t is sweet
ana free from dust or mold, Its feed
ING quality will equal. IL not excel,
the bright green alfalfa.
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and a 100000 office building OF steel,
and either reinforced concrete or tile,
d $4,000 club house, three school.
houses costing $4,000. a $50, 900 Young
Mems Christian Association building.
$4,000 planning mill outfit, 100000
water-works and electric-light plant,
~ 100000 cubic yards of levee work. a
$4,000 heating contract, 100000 worth
OF lock and dam work In river i'm
provements. $4,000 baseball park,
an $4,000 hotel, q $4,000 post office,
a s225.000 hotel, $4,000 office build.
Ing, 81 si50000 drainage contract. $780,
900 of street Improvements, 1926.
900 sewerage system. a $4,000 country
club, a $4,000 store building, a 500.
COO boulevard, a $4,000 work Of tun-
neling, $4,000 OF miners houses at
one point, and many private dwellings,
| ranging in cost from $1,000 to 100000,
are among the many other items men.
toned in the letters.
New Industries Announced.
Among the leading Southern in
dustrial and other developmental an.
nouncements in this weeks issue OF
the Manufacturers Record are the
following:
Davis Coal & Coke CO.. Baltimore
announces Its plans for expanding ST.
OUVbVVO LII dSNSicpiuS new mines, III
stallifig new equipments and making
other improvements to its properties
at Davis and Thomas, w Va, in con-
nection with its twenty-year contract
TO furnish coal TO the Bethlehem (Pa.)
Steel Co; present daily output is 9s-
900 tons, and 1t Is proposed to in
crease by 1000 tons.
Panlico Chemical Co., Washington,
NJ c., completed organization with
100000 capital to establish a ferti.
lizer factory.
Standard Knitting Mills, Knoxville,
Tenn, purchased site for s31,50o, and
VIII construct an additional plant
costing several hundred thousand dol.
lars; this addition will include 10000
spindles. 200 sewing machines, fifty
knitting machines, bleachery. dyeins
and drying equipment, 45O-horse power
steam plant, etc.
Crowell G. Spencer Lumber Co, Long
Leaf, La. awarded contract for i'm.
provements to cost $4,000
Central Fuel OIL Co., Bartiesville
Okla, was reported organized by John
w. Gates. of Port Arthur Texas. Sam.
uel Untermeyer, Of New York City. and
English capitalists, the capital stock
being s2o,0oo,0o0, and the purpose to
purchase $4,000 of oil land and wells
flowing 2U,0U0 barrels of oil per day
Webb Coal & Mining Co, Charleston,
W. Va. was organized with 100000
capital.
A. Drum & Co., Mansure. La, are
Interested in organizing sa5o,ooo
company to establish sugar refinery.
American Hosiery Co.. osago, Okla.
was incorporated with capital stock
OF 100000 to build knitting mill.
Central Kentucky Phosphate Co.,
Versailles. KY. was Incorporated with
100000 capital to develop phosphate
properties.
Kansas City Southern Railway
awarded contract for Shreveport. La.
locomotive shop power house, car re-
pair shop, planning mill. etc. to cost
about 100000.
Sunshine Coal G Coke Co., Charles
ton, Va, was incorporated with a cap
ital stock of $780, 1o.
Shepherd Automatic Switch Co..
Montgomery, Ala. was Incorporated
with a capital stock OF 100000 to
build plants for manufacturing auto
matte railway switches.
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BUILDING ACTIVITY
NORMAL|N SOUTH
Continued From First PageA

4 CONTINUED From First Page.)
For will finish within the next three
months bank building costing ST.
op0,ooO and has Just started upon a.
factory building to cost $4,000 In
suburb Of Texas city contracts are
nearing completion. representing an
aggregate expenditure of nearly $780,
ooo, and in Florida city, where
rairPad system is preparing to build
passenger depot $50 feet front and
100 feet deep. the general situation is
.descrtbed as. $4,000 residences are
more( numerous now than $1,000 res.
idencfs We're few years ago.
work IN filter beds. for municipal
drainage plant, costing ss5o,Ooo, upon
thrice mile extension Of railroad
costing 100000. upon inacadamizing
ABOUT three miles of public highway
costing $4,000, and upon a mile en-
,oankfnent across marsh costing $780,.
ooo, represent the activities of anothe.
contr4cttng firm. A 100000 building,
part steel and part reinforced con,
creteI for a retail grocery company,
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flisfelIa1rrous.
SPECIAL TO DREssMAKERs AND
LADIES TAILORS,

SAVE MONEY FOR YOURSELF AND
YOUR CUSTOMERS. DO MORE.
BUSINESS WITH LESS LABOR By
USING THE GOLDSTEIN BUST
FORM YOU CAN MAKE, A BETTER
GARMENT THAN YOU HAVE EVER
MADE BEFORE. THE COAT WILL.
HOLD ITS SHAPE AS LONG AS
THERE Is A PIECE OF 1T. YOU
CAN HAVE THE LINES IN THEIR
PROPER PLACES, AND DO AWAY
WITH ALL UNNECESSARY FIT
TINGS AND PADDING. YOU CAN
AFFORD TO Make THE SUIT %
PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMERLY
AND STILL MAKE 10 PER CENT.
MORE PROFIT THAN IF You DO
THE WORK IN THE OLD.FASH-
TONED WAY. DON'T DO ANY MORE
GUESS WORK. AND LOSE TINE
AND HAVE TO CHARGE YOUR
CUSTOMER MORE THAN IT Is ACT
uALLY WORTH. THROUGH THE
MONTH OF AUGUST WILL GIVE
INSTRUCTIONS DAILY FROM 4 TO
NJ. FREE OF CHARGE, AND
SHOW YOU HOW To MAKE a PER-
Feet COAT IN LESS TIME BY US
ING THE LATEST METHOD. THE
GOLDSTEIN BUST AND COLLAR
FORM. FOR FURTHER INFORNfA-
ton. APPLY TO NJ. GOLDSTEIN,
2lS NORTH FIFTH STREET.
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THE BUST FORM DOES THE WORK.

We ARE IN A POSITION TO MAKE
THE BEST LADIES' TAILORED
SUITS IN THIS COUNTRY AND For
LESS MONEY THAN OTHER TAIL
GO BY. AND WE DON'T DO ANY
GuESSWORR. WE KNOW WHAT
WE ARE DOING. IF YOU WANT TO
BE WELL DRESSED. CALL ON M.
G0LDSTE1N AND HE WILL MAKE
SUIT. ACCORDING TO YOUR MEANS
WHEN WE SELL YOU A SUIT WE
SHOW YOU AN ORIGINAL. CLOTH
MODEL TO SELECT YOUR STYLE
E Er, AND We SHOW YOU THE MA
TER1AL IN THE PIECE AND NOT
IN SAMPLE. DON'T PAY FOR YoTTR
SUIT UNTIL IT IS ENTIRELY SAT-.
iSFACTORY. NJ GOLDSTEIN. Dis
NORTH FIFTH STREET.
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FANCY WORK..

r A DE BROID Erred SHIRT
I waists, skirts, underwear, etc, from
your own material, done by an eX-
pert; send material and instructions,
work and prizes guaranteed satis-
factory MlS6' VLORENCE DAVIS,
GalaX. Va
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Reliable Transfrr

RELIABLE >TRASsFER. M1LLNER's
! 3O2 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for csc: valises. 15c. Claim checks
issued at the house for your bag
gage. two men on our wagon. We
make a speciality of moving furni-
ture and pianos. Phone Madison
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LEADING QUESTION.
AND ITS ANSWER

continued From First Page)
that just can't help from telling
about them for the information and
of the young farmers
and the boys who are coming on to
succeed their fathers. I am doing It
also with the hope OF waking up and
converting some of the old coolers
who are not yet in the twentieth CEN
fury class. Yes indeed, the Industrial
Section, among other things, is an ag-
ricultural paper. and we are trying to
make 1t much more SO every week. II
you don't believe it, Just read about
Alfalfa on another page to-day.
F. S. w.
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70 INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN MAKE
THEIR OWN CLOTHES:
EXCURSIONS.

ALL KINDS OF PRESENTS GIVEN
away; five boxes Samoset Chocolate,
donated by Gathright-Chlles Co.; 66
cans Of Boquet Butterbeans, donated
by Spence. Nunnamaker Co.: "a cans
Peanut Butter. donated by Aragon
Coffee Co.: one suit OF clothes, value
SIS, by Quarles 4 Wheatfeld; large
country ham, by Whttmore q Co.:
half cord wood, by Vaughan q
Baughan; two boxes Jem cigars, by
j, f.. NJ Walker, and lots more to
follow. All these things to be given
away absolutely free at the Retail
Grocers' excursion to Buckroe Beach,
August 10.
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Hntire8.

NTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that we are the sole owners Of the
Southern Tent and Awning Company,
and Mr.. F.. L. Goode is manager Of
same. suGcseding the ola companies
B. Norvell; all work done In first.
class manner and at lowest prices
consistent With good work. SOUTH
( ERN TENT, AND AWNING CO., 400
East Broad. Marx r. Lloyd. Fl. l.
COOde kjE
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STOP, LOOK AND THINK

JOHN LA ToucaE. JF.. NEW PLACE.
AT West Main: Monroe 1852, French
and dresses cleaned. $3.50: plated
skirt cleaned. 75c; plain. soc; glovesi
cleaned. any length. 500 per pair:l
gents suit dry cleaned, b0os Frenchi
cleaned, 81; reduction In all work.
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Rotites.

PROFESSOR AND NINE. BEIDATsCH.
surgical chiropodists, corns, buniong,
narrowing toenails and all other dis
eases of the feet treated. Instant
cure or relief. GOT u. Broad st, up-
stairs. Phone Monroe 1861.
SOUTHERN. DENTAL ROOMS. OPPo.
son ssss. = Esaminations a and n estI.
mates Tree.
sAMosET CHOCOLATES ARE DELI.
cious; ask for them.
wfnSM Az, 3 THE guBEs s. lsNoW
East 's sais ss hrss ssy ss u.
The latest styles. Old gold and al.
Yer token In exchange.
so MANY GOOD THINGS AT DRTNK-
ARDS; 81 day Monday. 1921 North
SUMMER INN; RATES. POSITIVELY Ex-
$40 by buying scholarship now; good
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. -
IF YOU FEEL BLUE, JAGGED OUT
out OF sorts with yourself, we can
cure you. An you have to do is to
go on the Retail Grocers' excursion
TO TO Buekroe Beach. August 10.
WE HAVE TILE LARGEST STOCK TO
select from of wagons for every
business In the city-iaundry. gro.
GERS. butchers, baggage and general
delivery. a call will convince you
a. MEYERS SONS 73l East Cary,
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S, !
3O2 North Ninth street. hauls trunks
Tor 25c: valises, 15c. Claim checks
Issued at the house for your bag
gage; two men on our wagon. We
make specially of moving furni-
ture and pianos. Phone Madison
lf45.
JOHN La TOUCHE. TAILOR. CAN BE
found at All West Main; Phone Mon
roe 1852: formerly at No. South
Second Street.
TAKE NOTICE-RICHMoND REFIN-
ing Company's telephone number
VIII be. on and after August l. Mon
roe $50. Dead animals removed
PROMPTLY.
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OPTICAL

If YOU WILL ALLOW YOUR EYES
to smart and ache and annoy, YOU
may never. be able to make them
strong again; neither can we; avoid
dangerous delays and see at once
DIR. H. BREITSTEIN, The Optic1an.
lis East Broad Street. Consultation
free ~AN
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Alfalfa,s whim. and D.,,.,.

It should not be understood from
what has been said that a farmer can
select lands at random-take up an
old back lot, and with Indifferent at
tentton, or In any old way attain
success. To undertake the cultiya
tton Of alfalfa to any considerable ex-
tent in Virginia one should Thoroughly
understand the plant and be able to
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TO THE LADIES; BEFORE PLACING
YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR FALL
USES THE GOLDSTEIN BUST FORM,
VIII, MHICH REDUCES THE PRICE IN
THE COST OF THE SUIT AND ALSO
GGlVES YOU "A BETTER FITTING
COAT. THEY. ARE ON SALE FOR
THE PUBLIC. WITH SPECIAL
PRICES TO LADIES' TAII.ORS.
THIS BUST FORM IS PATENTED
IN UNITED STATES, CANADA,
Eng Z a ND, G Err NJ ANY AND
4 FRANCE. NJ GOLDSTEIN. o1S n.
FIFTH STREET.
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MADAM BEIDATSCH, THE ONLY ONE
in the city that gives mud mack. the
latest treatment for the skin. will
give them at reduced prices for next
ten days. GOT e. Broad ST.. upstairs.
Phone Monroe 1857.
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GOOD FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE;
eight years old; bay color weighs
LOO lbs. goes single or double any
where anybody can drive her; is
not afraid of autos or locomotives; a
good traveller, with smooth gait; very
gentle; also makes good saddle horse;
sound and perfect; all around; price,
$3.50. Inquire at the office Of this
Oaper. 5t3l
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YES! YES! YES! WE ARE GOING,
and we want you with us to Buckroe
4 August 10. Retail Grocers Associa-
A ton. Nothing but a good time from
beginning to end
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miscellaneous.


WANTED. EVERYBODY I'd KNOW
that Samoset Chocolates are simply
Irresistible,
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W. q. COSBY TRANSFER, PROMPT
trunks. 25c; vallses. l5c Two men
on my wagon. My agents meet the
trains on the outside OF the stations,
Claim checks issued for all baggage
S21. 306 North Ninth Street. III.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ApMINIS-
traitor OF the estate Of the late James
w. Bailey, I hereby notify all per
sons having claims against The estate
to present sameto me for settlements;
also all persons indebted to the es-
tate to please make payment To me.
GNORGE r.. PITT,
Administrator s07 N, 9Rth Street
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PT.ACEDWTTH
N, W. BOWIE & SON insures best IS,
suits, =
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PURITY AND FREEDOM
from organic matter-five gallons for
25c-Holly Springs Lithia Water.
Phone Monroe AIT.
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JOHN La ToUCHE. TAILOR. CAN BE
found at Al West Main Phone Mon
roe 1852: formerly at No. 6 South
Second Street
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RABBITS! BELGIAN HARE RABBITS,
the finest stock in the land, for sale.
Write Your wants. T1LLMAN JETER.
PAGES Va 4
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Dersur1aIs.

DON'T LOSE THE oPPoRTU-
NIFTY TO GET a SUIT OF THE,
NEWEST MATERIALS AT MY
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ONLY WANT TO TAKE FIVE MORE
ORDERS AT THESE PRICES. /
HAVE RECEIVED MY FULL STOCK
OF GOODS; ALSO SAMPLES AND
STYLES. II. LEWIS. LADIES' TAIL
Oh. 202 NORTH FIRST STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
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If YOU FEEL BLUE, TAGGED OUT.
out OF sorts with YOURSELF we can
cure you. All YOU have to do is to
go on the Retail Grocers' eycursior,
to Buckroe Beach. August 10,
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LONIT- Is HUstDI
mer wood Slabs for kindlins. oak,
hickory and pine. sawed lengths to
suit every home, 1t will advance
summer prices. Place order now.
1905 West Broad.
$3.50 BUYS ONE-HALF CORD PRE-.
pared pine kindling wood Why pay
S3.25 when YOU can get the same
results from this. Try load. SAM
uEL Fl. COTTRELI4 & SON, Phone
(, Madison III
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JOHN LA TOUCha. TAILOR. CAN RE
found at All West Main; Phone Mon
roe lt52: formerly at No. 6 South
Second Street
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,PARROTS-I HAVE A FEW YOUNG
parrots. three months old; direct
from the nest; will make tirst-class
takers; the sort to get: can teach
them anything; SIS up. T. A. BUR-
FORD, Midlothian.
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SOUTHERN. DENTAL ROOMS, oPPo.
site the old post -off1ce. Phone Maj.
son 1896 Examinations and esti-
mates frae
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TAKE NoTICE-RIcHMoND REFIN-
ing Company's telephone number
VIII be. on and after August 1. Mon
promptly.
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Mr.. Joseph E. Wing. who is possibly
one of the best informed men on the
subject Of alfalfa in the United States.
says: "a safe method of ascertairjr{e
whether 1t is sufficiently cured to 10
into the stack or barn is to twist
the stalks. and If no water appea,fs
the hay is in safe condition.
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FOR SALE, TWO FINE BEAGLE
pups; two months old: also one Jer-
sey COW. Phone 355S-J
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Goal ann QMnoo.


QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak,
nine or slab wood and our prices
are right. We please every body.
Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. 827
Rrook Avenue
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FOR SALE. THOROUGHBRED FULL-
blooded bull pups; six weeks old;
males, So: females, $3.50 CHARLES
a. SCOTT, Seven Islands,, Brook
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SUMMER RATES POSITIVELY EX-
pire August 10: save from s12.5O to
$50 by buying scholarship now, good
any time. day or night sessions
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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FOR SALE. TOUR FREsH COWS. APP
ply Monday 100 North Eighteenth
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, oPPo-
site the old post-office. Phone Madi-
son 1895. Examinations and estl-
mates free.
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sAFETY- RAZOR BLADES SHARPE
ened; guaranteed better than new:
csc per dozen, T. KILTHAU co.,
Box 227. New, Rochelle. N. Y.
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BUFF- ORPINGTONS OF QUALITY;
trios, So and up. WALTER SCHAAF.
426 East Broad. Monroe 571.
FOR SALE, ITS HOMING PIGEONS.
Apply at 706 n. Twenty-flfth Street,
NJ M. FIDDLER
COW FOR SALE AT 2S02 Floyd AVE-
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These are the questions that con-
from each manager. and his ability to
give the right answer and to act
promptly goes far toward establish
ing his reputation.
In my operations in Virginia, have
seldom resorted to putting the alfalfa
in cocks, and az yet have not used a
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Further Information.

Generally speaking, both of these
statements cover the ground but j
believe one might profitably add note
the odor of the hay and see If it has
a grassy" smell. and If SO try ana
let 1t cure a little more Observe
also the atmospheric conditions and
determine whether the alfalfa is still
curing or whether 1t is beginning TO
gather moisture again. If the latter,
and the weather promises better con-
ditions later on, do not hurry the hay
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YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WN. TOHIEN. JR., Is a guar-
antee Nat 1t Is done properly,
TweatS ,ears' experience. Cleaning.
81 Main springs. 81. 40S East Broad
Street. AN work Hunranteed.
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9lbdm Sobn Sbitling, 8 Mouate
2178 Central qpenue, uHt.rleibsent'
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girginia St.pbenion. 2. 1922 W
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Wlarsarst 8ordarb, 81, 1928 Dad
BERN Strubs. Sirnihlas.
Soispb Millsr. 40. 1900 plsnian
StraBs. eHnsensnt3iinouns.
Sobn gpillenbors. "a. 21O0 Gree
man aoenu.. 4ltersihpdfe.
4nna 5uexs. 46, 6 Rings aaep
5srsihIag.
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Mnflage Der 6eblerei
Oeeen ben Wirth WliMaeI Dradem
abobeH.

Der Wirtb Wihdel 9raden bon Der
Rorolpelteds Der aenpon uHo 8apmiIs
lsr Strabe ipuroe atiiern abeno bon
ben 0ebeimpo!i3iiten Bel uno Shd.
fer. osm Spssialaaenien 3. y. Wat.
iheips bon Der g. &. s. siisnbabu
uub benz axnien !. Doootporo bon
Der e., s.. & .. 6iisnbdbu psrhaites
uno unier Der 3ntlaae Der Aeblerei
siHasipsrrt. Dir gsamten bebdupten.
in hm aellsr nts 0efanesnen Gin Jah
Wbisiep ssfunosa Sa habtn. pslfles
fiirslih aus timer Jrahicar a.Itobls.l
iporbsn mar. 8raden mill ben Wbis'
ten bon sinsm Wtann ettcuft bdbsn.
ipslder iih fir einen aaeuten be,
Jreibtrg eompann ausssssben babe
sS<rnsr fanDsn Die gsamttn sins
Menge 6anoiuher, gett!einen ETC., 81.
aentbnm Der pulman gompanp. an.
seblih Inn geIibe oss 8radsn Dor,
Iiefs SafeH tpin beritlbs bon sinenl
portier Der pullman Co., tpelfsr BE-
bauptets. bic 0sgenitinoe i'm anftrags
Der leBttren gu psrtaufsn. erUorbsn
6dben.
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