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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Meeting of County
Executive Committee

The county democratic executive
committee wascalled together today
by Chairman Wilcox.
They met at the county court
house at ten o'clock.
Those present were: B. E. Wilcox,
J. G. Minshew, G. A. Roberts. H. D.
Vaughn, D. Ewing and Sec'y j. E.
Mercer.
Chairman Wilcox explained that
he had called the committee togeth-
ier for the purpose of discussing and
deciding what rule should be adopt
ed in the matter of. assessments and
funds in hand for defraying the ex-
penses of the next primary, as there
seemed to be a difference in opinion
as to the use of funds for the Sec
ond primary.
q The secretary reported $12o.66 In
the treasurer and it was ordered
that those candidates, eighteen in
number who were assessed $1,000
each for the county primary May 4,
who are not candidates in the state
primary to be held August 23rd,
be refunded a pro-rata share OF
the money paid in by the thirty
county candidates and not used by
the committee, amounting to $4.22
leach.
The secretary was instructed to
notify candidates for congress, state
senate, legislator, superior court
judge and solicitor general that they
are assessed $4,000 each for primary
} expenses, to be paid to the secretary
and treasurer by July, 23rd. Com
mittee adjourned to July, 23rd.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
OcilIa Wins Two

1 Ocilla has been laying it on to
FITZGERALD this week in baseball
realms. Thursday the Fitzgerald
team braved the Ocilla rooters in a
game on their grounds and were de-
feated by a close score of 2 to 0.
Friday the Ocilla boys defeated us
on our grounds by a score of II to
5. The game was not called until
after 4 o'clock and some fast playing
had to be done in order for the Wis
itors to return home before dark.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Everybody Interested;
Subscribers Are Easy;
The Prizes Are Waiting

First, get yourself nominated, OF
nominate some friend at once. 1t
is never too late to enter, and never
too late to win.
Second, call on the contest man
ager or have him call on you for
general information and get him to
give you a subscription book.
Third let all your friends know
that you are in the contest and by
no means a dead one.
Fourth use your subscription
book to the advantage commenu-
rate with your ability.
Fifth, get busy at once and get
several subscriptions and place your
self up and among the leaders.
Six, take down the Overland Auto
mobile.
There yet remains five weeks in
which to win that wonderful car.
Plenty of time for any one to make
an advantageous campaign, and
plenty of time for a new contestant
to get in and overcome the slight
lead gained so to speak, by the
early birds. Five weeks to attain
an elegant automobile. What can
not man or woman accomplish in
five week. Think it over.
The candidates chance of success
depends on her or his own efforts,
aided by her friends. Primarily it
is her own effort, for she must en-
list her friends in her cause and the
more friends she has to help her
the better her chance of success.
And the more she asks to aid her
the more she will have working for
her. So don't hesitate to enlist
every possible friend and you will
find there are many ready ane will
ing to help you secure this great
opportunity and are only waiting to
be asked.
just few yearly subscriptions
with your nominations will place
you a good leader. If you think
you have the slightest chance, act
on your though Immediately. The
sooner the better.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Beware OF CaIOmel.

Ask pour doctor and he will tell
you calomel is a good medicine, but
to be careful when you RE taking
it, for it is always taken with some
risk. Why take this risk, when
Dodson's Liver-Tone possesses all
the good medicine properties of cal
omel; but is perfectly harmless, and
does not cause nauser or restriction
of habits or diet?
Get bottle of it under the guar
antee that they will refund your
money, if it does not give satisfac-
ton. Try it at their risk.
DRESS MAKING.
Mrs. Viola Sanders with Mrs Stoner
40 East Pine Street.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
HISTORY MAKING
Passenger Service Thru the Air

Dusseldorf, Germany, June 22.-The
first regular airship passenger serv-
ice was inaugurated today, when
Count Zeppelin's great craft, the
4 Deutschland, carrying twenty passen-
gers successfully made the first sched-
-uled trip from Friedrichshafen to
this city, distance Of 800 miles, in
nine hours.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

What sort of a storm is necessary
to impress upon the people the mag
nitude of the Enterprise contest?
Any story that might be beautifully
phrased, and pretty comparison
made; any striking illustration given
in fact, anything out of the ordinary
way of sort of story of this nature
could only have one ultimate pur-
pose-that is to impress upon the
contestants in this race that the
present opportunity is the very best
time to secure subscriptions and
that during this period you are en-
titled to more votes on a subscrip-
ton than during the two following
ones. Also to impress upon the
readers of the Enterprise and friends
that The Enterprise is running a
contest and a contest that is worth
while. The more interesting the
move vivid the comparison, the
more startling the Illustrations the
more enjoyoble the of it, no doubt,
and too, the more impressive and
productive of results should be.
No one need be told that the
Enterprises rewards are worth while
that the beautiful OVERLAND CAR
is waiting and longing for mistress
or master and is only waiting to
grace some garage, to establish that
air of prosperity. That the hand
some piano is only waiting to be
awarded to some one who will ap-
preciate the adornment of their
parlor; and the other prizes we are
going to offer are awaiting under
cover to be given on July the 3Oth.
Further, this being the case, why
not take unto yourself one of these
costly rewards, give it a berth and
have Your friends admire it and
yourself forever and eternally for
attaining it.
And how do you 90 about getting
one of these prizes. A very simple
question and one that has been
answered so frequently that we can
tell you with very little effort.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
The Federal Indictment
Of the Cotton Bulls

vi the cotton Bulls
To the Cotton Farmers, Merchants
and Citizens of the South:
These are the times that try
mems souls" This phrase that be-
came famous when men were fight
ing for liberty, is equally applicable
again to-day to the South, as it is
evident her comm ercial liberty is
at Stale.
The writer, of New Orleans, who
happens to be in New York at pres
ent, is familiar with the cotton sit
uation, and thinks it high time for
the people of the South to know what
to expect in the future, whenever
they attemp to protect themselves
and their property from the raids of
money power of New York, and who
seem sufficiently powerful, when
faced with defeat in any of their
schemes, to secure the assistance OF
the United States Government in
their behalf.
Those who were familiar with the
cotton situation this year, realized
Immediately aftet a panic year the
world actually spun last season 49,
157, 900 Bales of Ametcan Cotton;
as the natural increase in consump-
ton runs about 100000 Bales per
annum' the necessary supply for
this year, without adding anything
to the invisible stocks, would be Is
100000 Bales. 1t was realized early
this season the coming crop would
not be over 100000 Bales, exclu-
sive of linters, and bales of only SOC
pounds in weight and of poorer spin
ming quality than last season; so by
comparison with the weight of bales
of last season, we were faced with
a shortagsof over 100000 Bales;
which, in comparison with the supp
ly, is equal to over 80 per cent. The
South being on the ground, so to
speak, realized these conditions more
forcibly than the North, and purchas-
ed cotton; trade conditions were good
and the mills re-tendered innumer-
able times; and herein solely lies the
so-calle crime the gentleman have
committed, who were indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury in New
York City, June 18th.
The raid made in New York in
January caused July cotton to be
quoted down as low as Is IL cents
and it ranged for quite while be.
tween that figure and IA cents
while no spot cotton in the South
obtainable under a basis of Is cents
These conditions affected the pros
perity of the mills, because dry.
goods were selling on a basis o.
future" quotations in New York
and not on the actual spot cottor
prices the mills were forced to pay
The New York market was selling
at such a heavy discount that sew
eral investors who were long" of the
market, and had carried same thru
the unwarranted decline, simply
agreed to call for the cotton agains
the contracts they had bought, anC
not re-tender it to each other, fol
such action would simply have play
ed into the hands of the bears, a.
the same cotton could be re-tender
ed innumerable times; and herein
solely lies the so-called crime the
gentlemen have committed, who
were indicted by the Federal Grand
Jury in New York City, June 18th.
Under the law of supply and de-
mand, allowing an increase of 3OO,-
900 Bales per annum in consump'
ton, which has been the recent
average, the world would spin next
season IS IA million bales of cotton
and if the crop was of that magni-
tnde. cotton would likely be mex
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Congress Passes Law
Forbidding Speculations
In Cotton Futures

Washington, D. c., June Is 1910
Fitzgerald Enterprise,
Anti option or cotton gambling bill
passed the house yesterday after
noon by a large majority.
Dudley H. Hughes.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Hot Wave Continues.

Washington, June 23.-The hot
wave will continue over the eastern
half of the country for 48 hours long
er. The weather sharps decided this
morning that atmospheric condi-
tons everywhere east of the M
sissippi river warranted such pre-
diction. Generally fair weather was
the prediction for tonight and to-
morrow. No excessively high tenn
peratures were reported from any
point during the last twenty-four
hours. The mercury in Washington
touched 102 degrees yesterday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

LOST OR STOLEN-One large
white pointer dog named Major
Left home Wednesday, the 22nd
Any information will be apprecia
ted. Drew w Paulk. tt
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TRUSTEES SALE
I1NU51CE4o oAliE
Dwelling or Hotel
roperty
IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Default having been made in til
payment OF interest and insurance. ar|
the undersigned trustees having bee|
directed so to do. notice Is heret|
given that the undersigned trusted
Will sell at public auction in the cid
scribed property:
All that certain lot OF land wit
buildings thereon. situated in the CHI
OF williamsburg. Va, bounded as fo
lows. to-wit: On a,e north by tt
by the property Of c. J.. Person. on ii
south by the. property of the Fir.
Baptist Church (colored) and on Ii
west by the Seymour property. rh
lot fronts on Duke of Gloucester Sire
80 feet and runs back in parallel lin
$50 feet. and is now used as a hotel.
The above property will be sold
the premises, on the
DIST DAY OF NOVEMBER, AT IL
O'CLOCK NOON.
TERMS: For cash as to so much
the proceeds as may be necessary
defray the expenses of executing I
trust, together with insurance prem
UNI OF S'425 and any unpaid taxes. a
to discharge the amount OF money tn
PAYABLE upon the note OF. $4,000 d
of said purchase money to be payat
the 2Tth day of March. 1912, and (
residue in equal instalments. with i
terest at one and two years from I
day OF sale. all deferred payments
be secured by deed OF trust on So
property. or, all cash as to said res
due, at the option of the purchaser.
This sale Is made pursuant to Il
terms and conditions OF a deed OF tru
duly recorded in the clerks Office
the Circuit Court of James City coun-
In Deed Book No. 5. page 363.
r. "A. LANCASTER. JR..
E. RANDOLPH WILLIAMS,
TrllSfaes
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TOBACCO THE
GROWERS CHANCE
(Continod From First Page.)

NSoutAHeu FROM 4 lTst Td6e.l
lasting only until about, noon.
Tho character Of the tobacco Offering Is
of better quality than receipts heretofore.
There Is, however, good deal OF rough.
coarse tobacco in the crop. which 10 rather
too heavy bodied and strong to suit high
grade manufacturers Wrappers OF all
lack character and face. Hlgh.grade Gig
arctic tobaccos and good to fine English
leaf are very scarce. Medium to good NIL.
crs are abundant. and fine filters arc In good
supply, but the brighter grades are rather
scarce The darker grades OF common to
good mahogany wrappers are in fair supply.
Prices arc irm with an upward tendency.
All grades are In good demand, and with
tho exception OF few spectators there is
a full corps OF buyers In daily attendance
upon the breaks, all OF whom arc liberal,
Il not eager buyers. Heavy receipts are
looked for with the irst seasonabe weather.
Redrled tobaccos arc active.
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to do is to file the order. giving the
measurements and dimensions Of what
they want and the order will be filled
as quickly as a tailor can fill an order
for a suit Of clothes after having taken
the measure of the man who made
the order.
Mr.. Bedford tells me that he has all
ready put In an order for a great
crushing machine that Will be put to
work In few weeks. and that this
crusher will enable him to fill all
orders for crushed stone for road build
purposes.
Several Problems Solved.
To make long story short, and very
short, this granite plant here at But
terworth Is now and is yet to be one
OF the big Industrial enterprises of
virginia. Mr. Bedford has simpIiaed
q troublesome situation. Granite blocks
for se-bulding purposes have here
tofore been too costly. crushed granite
for concrete working has also been be-
yond the reach of the average house,
builder. finely crushed stone for road
OF the good roads enthusiasts. The
plant that Mr.. Bedford Is putting in
here is far-reaching. 1t provides for
granite blocks for house-building and
for ment-building, and for other
purposes; 1t provides for crushed stone
and for curbing stone for towns and
cities. for crushed rock for street and
matchmaking, and as all of the de-
partments of this granite enterprise
work automatically. 1t may be said.
one with the other. and all combining
to reduce the cost of the ultimate
buyer. 1t looks to me as II 1t is going
to be boon to all OF the Virginia
cities and towns that may have an
inclination to sit up and take notice
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,o.,,v Mount robacco Market.

[speciai 70 The Mes.y.ssr i..IIow,ns
- sV ,hs election tuesday and to the con
70 the ar,, wsather the receipts of leaf to-
b snus have again been very light amount ssan
Ing 10000 pounds recent ras au osln es' With
abou. Va iaprer proportion of bright leaf
pea Wrappers. and fewer tips and
us. Prices continue to advance ~ an ssve asi
higher Than THEY sa have as h Sssa a. ~ IS to So
years. sa.onI Will tend to increase the
oreri su though the bulk Of the crop mas
been sold.
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

1EpeCfaI 10 Tue IIlIIes-DIaVd0CII.J
1,yuchburg, Va. November 12-John D
oglesby, of the Lynchburg Tobacco We're.
report OF tobacco sold on the Lynchburs
market:
Sold week ending November 4. 7e,io pounds
sold week ending November H. s6ol
nounds: increase this week, 1860 pounds,
sold from September l. 1900, to November
%. 1900, l.27I,s0o pounds; sold from septen,:
Der i, 1910. to November II, 1910. ss35oa
pounds; decrease for 1910, as.lo0 pounds.
sales continue very light owing to the
continued dry cold weather, and Will not
be large until there Is a warm rain SO that
tobacco can be gotten ready for market.
prices hold about the same, with al com.
mon ana medium grades selling Aue.
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THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE MER-
CHANTS OF RICHMOND WHO MAY
BE MAKING OR SELLING ANY AR
TICLE IN THE SHAPE OF a BUST
FORM FOR LADIES GARMENTS
THAT THE SAID MAKING OR
s SELLING is AN INFRINGEMENT ON
MY PATENT. NO. a63367. ISSUED
JULY 9Th. 1910. AND WILL HOLD
SUCH PARTIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR
SAID MAKING OR SELLING Or.
SUCH ARTICLES, EXCEPT THOSA
4 MADE AND SOLD, OR AUTHORIZED
TO BE MADE AND SOLD. BY ME.
Z NJ GOLpsTEIN, RICHMOND VA.
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Tobacco Sales in South Boston:

Especial TO the Tlmes-DIspHtVH.I
south Boston, Va. November E.-The to-
bacco sales for the past week have been
rather small. owing to the farmers be!ns
busy gathering corn and finishing seeding
~ wheat. the weather being most appro-
,,.,,tn TOR this. Prices were better than
ppreyiously reported, and general satisfac-
t,on seerns TO reign among the planters.
Wrappers brought from $50 to a5. Wrap
pers arc very scarce this season mis- mar i,,
tst Intends to exert every effort to sci!
Ok 900 60 pounds OF the weed this fiscal year.
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petersburg Tobacco Market.

..Ints continue light. owing to unfavorable
season for handling. The sales since the
lat Of october aggregate about 5000
pounds, with no very fine grades Grades ofterin rs
~. rne ,sraest and finest known In years. and
q 1, ali 10 come In yet. Prices on on,
rraHe. the past week ranged from $50 70
Sis per 100 pounds iS1, are year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

WE TAKE LADIES AND GENTLE.
mems clothes. feathers, gloves and
clippers. clean or dye them by our
system, SO that they look fresh and
have new appearances; every artt-
Gle turned out by us is bound 20
make customer; our motto ls
aFafr and Square; we pay express
age one way on out-of-town TRACE.
co. sos North Second Street. Phone
l1p2
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In Other Sections.


be commenced before the SHOWS come
In Other Sections.
The Falkland people who hold the
goods near to Ginter Park, had good
businss the past week. having sold six
nice building lots. Lower down on the
street car line the Battery Court prop
erty attracts not a little Of attention.
A man who went out into that part OF
the country last Sunday, exploring. de-
clared that Battery Court showed to
him the biggest improvement Of all
the suburbs. He saw houses complet-
ed where only three months ago were
vacant lots and houses going up where
only three weeks ago there was much
broom straw. All of the streets and
avenues In Battery Court have first
class sidewalks and macadamtzed
streets, and the water and sewerage
systems have been completed.
In the westward sections there has
been some activity In contrast with
the alleged city dizziness. AT Colonial
Place, a good deal OF business was
done. The Abbey Realty Corporation.
which has this property In hand, has
had large experience In suburban de-
,velopment, having sold other high
grade properties to the Joy and the
profit Of the buyers. The property
they now have in hand is right on the
car line. and in many respects Is at
tractive.
On the Southside.
Across the river there has been some
activity the past week. The records
show that many lots in South Rich
mond changed hands. Some of these
are business properties. upon which in
dustrial enterprises are to be develop
ed. The Southside suburbs are doing
well. The Woodland Heights Company
reports good business for the past week.
1t reports the sale of two lots on
Spring Hill Street during the past week,
and a great increase in the number OF
inquiries from prospective buyers.
Among the latter were two or three
owners OF lots elsewhere. who wished
to exchange for Woodland Heights
properties. Development work and
home building go forward without
interruption in Woodland Heights,
many new houses now being under con-
struct!on.
Clearings for October.
The real estate clearings for the
month OF October. as compiled by w.
E. Purcell Jr, are worthy the con-
sideration Of the real estate men gen
orally. The hgures are as follows:
Old city limits:
Improved property ........... sss5,s41
Vacant lots .................. 2I774
Annexed section exclusive of
manchester:
Improved property ............ 65,24o
Vacant lots ...-.............. ao,l7e
Suburban lots and improve
ments ................... 1oe.s55
Suburban acreage ........... 1858
Total ................. s72o.os5
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THIS rs ONE OF MANY OF OUR LET
TIERS RECEIVED FROM OUR Gus.
TONERS. WHO MAKES HER OWN
BUST FORMS. SHE CAN DRESS
BETTER THAN ANY ONE FOR LESS
MONEY IF YOU WANT TO HAVE
UP-To-DATE. STYLISH SUIT BU
THE GOLDSTEIN BUST FORM AND
SAVE FROM so TO 10 PER CENT.
BUST FORMS FOR SALE AT LITTLE
BROADWAY, 2f2 n. FIFTH STREET
RICHMOND. VA, nov. IL. 1910.
MR.. GoLDSTEIN:
DEAR SRI AN SIMPLY
CHARMED WITT TIE SUCCESS.
I'VE HAD WITH THE GObDsTEIS
PATENT BUST FORM AND THE IN
STRTfCTIoNS THAT CANE WITH
Any ONE WANTING TO MAKE
THEIR OWN TAILORED suns
Gould REST AssuREp THEY
WOULD BE SATISFIED WITH
THEIR INVESTMENT.
/ HAVE NEVER HAD ANY IN
STRUCTIoNS FROM ANY ONE.
HAVE MADE FOUR SUITS AND CAN
ONLY SAY AM MORE THAN
PLEASED. WISHING ALL I Lar
HAVE THE SPUNK TO oATRON1ZE
YOU PERFECT SUCCESS. I BEG TO
REM IN ONE OF YOUR PLEASED
PATRONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

S5 PRIZE FOR DAGGETT's BOSTON
chocolates; buy box from your
dealer: write your opinion OF the
goods in twenty-five words or less,
mail with gold seal or seals from
package Best opinion for adNer-
tisement received before November
19 gets SIS package of Daggetts Bos-
ton chocolates. CHAS. B. McEWEN
g.. co fN5
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Rnarn QQaantrn.

COUPLE DESIRES ONE or Two
rooms. with board; bath privileges;
private family or first.class boarding
house: will consider light housekeep-
Ing IL rooms and neighborhood are
flrst- class. Room 4s5 Jefferson Hotel.
Telephone Sunday and Monday.
WANTED. BOARD WITH NICE FAM
lily for mother and daughter, soutn
Of Broad. Address K 2s1, care Tines
Dispatch.
WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD BY
refined couple, centrally located.
Please describe fully. D 2h7 care
T!mes-Dispatch.
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BAKERY.
scuEER's ANNOUNCEMENT.

IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK
! THROUGH OUR LARGE AND VA
RIED STOCK OF WATCHES,
& CLOCKS, JEWl1LRY, CUT-GLASS,
DIAMONDS AND BE- SILVERNVARE.
us. "SCHEyI RS" eESTABLISHED
1870. 1903 EAST MAIN STREET
4 (NEXT TO CORNER FOURTEENTFI)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

Fl. scHRosTocK, ARTISTIC AND
FASHIONABLE LADIES' TAILOR,
607 EAST BROAD STREET. IS NOW
PREPARED TO FURNISH SUITS AT
SHORT NOTICE. ALL THE LATEST
SHADES AND PATTERNS OF M.
PORTED GOODS. FIT AND WORK
MANSHIP GUARANTEED. PRICES
VrRv pEAcON NRTE. YOUR PAT
RON AGE SOLICITED. PHONE NON
ROE 2106
GUESS WHO'S BACK? TAYLOR PORK
Roll
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s. y
In execution of a certain deed {
trust, dated April II. 1908. and record
ed in Richmond Chancery Court. 4
D. B. 1904. page 4s9. we will. at til
request of the beneficiary therein. thel
having been default In the payment Z
a portion OF the debt secured thereb.
sell at auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1910,
at 1870 o'clock P. NJ.
that certain lot of land, with the tw
two-story frame houses thereon. si1
uated at the northeast intersection {
Taylor and Rowland Streets. frontin
Al feet by a depth of 40 feet to a u
foot alley. The improvements consis
of two two-story flats. well arrange,
This is good renting property. an
should attract persons wanting a goo
investment.
$3.50 n. w. BOWIE.
Trustee.
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HAVE YOU TRIED A LOAD OF OUR
factory wood. suitable for kindlinz
and light cooking? Cost you only
one.half the price OF other wood
S. II COTTRELL & SON. Phone
Madison III