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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-08
FOR RE "T-Apa,Incnis.

FOR rent, scvcn-room apartment. 1l5
South Third street second floor: $35
per month: possession now. CITY and
suburban Sales Company, 60i Mutual
building.
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" AT t.D-Agents


AGENTS wanted 10 sell our goods
House to house canvass. Exclusive
territory given and protected; quici
sales and good money can he made by
hustler. reference required and no
Inns hccns' need apply Address I r.
NJ srs * co. BoN J 233. Richmond Va
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale, q, a sacrifice. automobile
80 touring car, perfect condition:
fully equipped. Can be seen Shenan-
noah Garage, Apply Jno. y. Clarke
1915 East Main Street.
FORD ana other five passenger cars.
ono convertible; two or four passen-
ger Maxwell: two seven passenger cars.
all in good condition. VIII trade seven
passenger cars Tor rOur or five -pAsscn-
ser. Leslie Johnson. III West Broad.
AUTOMOBILE. Buick or overland:
must bo in nrst-clnss order. Adj
dress, stating price and particulars,
J 10 care Times Dispatch.
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MEETINGS..

Virginia Railway and Power Co.
No i4o broadway, New York.
May -. 1914.
THE board of directors OF Virginia
Hallway ana Power Company has
this day declared n dividend of 3 per
cent. equal TO three dollars per share.
on the preferred stock OF said company.
payable on July 10, 1914. to the pre-
fcrrcd stockholders OF record on June
-. 1919 The transfer books Will noc
be closed. Dividend checks will be
mailed. O.. u. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer.
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POULTRY, PER AND LIVE sTOCK

FOR sale. At y. II Hewltt's Stables. cog
East Cary street horses and mules.
cons!st!ng Of the following; Eight head
OF heavy work horses and mares. six
head OF good mules, in fine shape; eight
head Of driving and wagon horses. one
pair OF extra fine drivers and saddlcrs
one extra nice combination horse, lady
broke. All the above stock Is IN nicc
shape. young and ready TO 60 to work
50 call and see for yourself before pur-
chasing elsewhere. FOR they Will be sold
- very reasonable prices.
iHS for sale Welsh and Shetland.
can or write for catalogue. River
side Pony Farm. City address. 4lI
South Laurel street.
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River View Lots
AT AUCTION.

In execution OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Henrico County. entered
April 20. 1914. In the suit OF Well
fords Trustee vs.. Chafln's Admins
traitor ct ais" Will. az substituted
trustee and special commissioner sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1914,
at 500 o'clock p NJ.
tho property above referred to, being
Square No. "a. In the plan OF River
View, bounded by Pennsylvania Ave-
nuc, Carter Street New York Avenue
and Maryland Avenue: and also n lot
fronting $50 feet on the west limo OF
Georgia Avenue, at the northwest cor
ncr OF New York Avenue. and running
hack between parallel lines III feet.
moro or less, being Il portion of Square
No | In said plan.
This property is sold subject to the
restrictions and limitations prescribed
in the plan of River View. and will be
announced on the day of sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash. and tho
residue in three equal installmcnts. at
SIX. twelve md eighteen months. evil
dcnccd by negotiable notes, carrying
interest. and title retained until all OF
the said purchase money Is paid; or
all cash. or greater portion than one
fourth thereof. at tho option OF the
purchaser.
HILL CARTER.
Substituted Trustee and
Special Commissioner.
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FOR RENT-Iiouscs

FURNISHED house on Barton Heights
TO let for July and August; refer
cnces. Madison 649O-l
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pnOPOsALS-Seaicd

PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
VIRGIN A-lN THE CLERKS OFFICE
T TEh IIih * SCr riI GR8ET 2 Az !,
ING. IL TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Va, JUNE :. 1914:
Pursuant 70 the provisions OF Sec
lions 3iTT. 34IS and 3iTJ OF the Code
received ~ tho undersigned IN said
the printing OF all such records as
the supreme Court OF Appeals Of Nir-
glnia. at Richmond. may require for
one yeor from The ist day Of July,
used at prcsenD, printing: binding
and cover tsuch as is used ut pres
cUtD. with the style Of the case and
the court from which the record comes
neatly printed thereon. each page to
contain 1900 ems; said printing to be
pages or blanks between the lines or
parGTraDhs; no extra charge 10 be made
for figure work. not exceeding three col
omns. Small caps and italics TO be
oscd when required.
The proof must be read before being
sent 10 the clerk. and a proofreader
furnished him when 80 required.
The printing IL 10 he done I'm the
city OF Richmond. under tho super
vision OF the clerk. as prescribed by
within such spaCc Of time after such
records are delivered 70 tho printer as
the court or CLERK may require: and.
upon the failure, to do so Within the
time SO required, said printing is to he
put out by the clerk upon the best
for such printing 10 Toe held responsible
for the cost OF Tie same In excess of
his contract price.
II. STEWART JONES. Clerk.
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UELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WANTED, school teachers for Bruton
District, YORK County. Va. Apply To
y. H. Newman. X. j. u No. 2. Williams
burg. Va.
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SITUATION wANrED-,salc

HIGiiCla salesman. producer open
for position; prefer Eooh speciality on
commission. Address q. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. general bookkeeping and
st"nuRraphic work. CAN give good
references Fox Sos, Wyth'WNc, Va
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Clty Auditors Ofice.

CITY Auditor's Oi'iCe
Richmond. Va, June 4. 1914
NoTlCE.-Thc transfer books OF tho
bonded debt of the city OF Richmond
viii be closed on ana after the 10th
instant and reopened the lst day OF
July next.
GEO. 8. CRENSHAW.
Auditor.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

PERFECTLY dry oak and pine blocks.
easy 10 split, dry slab cut In right
season is the cheapest hot weather
wood. because II makes quick blaze;
virginia anthracite stove and nut size
where; delivery on auto truck on thirty
minutes notice. Longs. Madison 1865
KILN dried kindling wood. Si.75 per
load. Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg
Co. Madison l54C.
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Fol; SALE


ONE high grade Tunabout. with silk
canopy top: cost $500; VIII sell for
800.
TWO rubber-tired phactons. newly
painted. very cheap.
SEVERAL top buggies cheap: also one
oren delivery wagon for $50.
SEE our large stock OF business and
rc?s Wagons for every purpose. top
ANA opcn. Let us show YOU our line
before buying. Prices reasonable.
a. MEYERS SONS. 7ai Ens, Cary
FOR sale, chear. nil kinds OF second
ban hnnd oci mech AXIS iooIs JeGerson
Joseph Elsncr. proprietor.
sECOND-NanG bicycles. 50: tires, CSC:
motorcycles from $50 up. Tompkins.
Broad street at Monroe
EDISON Debating machines: cuts cor
,,d respon ,,. cost cost, Free dem onstra-
building.
FOR sale. Mica paying confectionery
business: good stand for the right
party. Appiy at l6oi West Cary street.
ONE laundry wagon, ono furniture
wagon. ono grocery wagon. top hug
giles. surrcys ana runahoUts Thomas
II. Duke K %. S0i Brook Avenue.
ALL ladies' and gents pauainas given
special attention ana prompt ship
rncnt. Virginia and North Carolina
leading matters. Schloss. s22 East
Broad. Richmond. va.
WE sell bicycles that satisfy. We have
demonstrated this by our large ana
increasing patronage If YOU want 10
buy or miro q wheel or have your old
ono repaired come hero. and YOU VIII
never regert II. y. y. Gentry, sos Yves,
broad Monroe 2oS1.
STUDEBAKER burgies surveys and
runabonts lnundry.> farm ana
grocery wagons; Hight truck. Si0 top
buggy. $40: runahout. $50. one turni-
ture wagon. 7. II. Duke e Co. 500
brook Avenue.
PANAMA and straw hats cleaned
blocked and .retrimned; no acids
uscd. SchloEs. SO East Broad street
Uptown branch 233 Yves; Broad Street.
BOILERS and engines from TO 100
horsepower. all STILES; condition
guaranteed. /. Bluford &: Co. sol
North Fifteenth street.
FOR sale two 1o0-horsepowcr boilers
and nttings !u Nrst-class condition
VIII sacrifice to ready purchaser. Tyler
n Ryan. 1901 West Cary Street
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FOX RENT-Storcs.

For rent. store 1905 Hull street. rent
reasonable. Apply licl Huh Street.
South richmond.
FOR rent. store Apply 9I0 West Cary
street suitable for any kind OF
business. For sale. two ice boxes and
showcases cheap.
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LET us gc. you II tenant for your va
cant property. Special attention TO
collection or rents VIM II. Miller IL
Co. Inc. i15 North EiRhth street.
LIST your farms with J. a. Connolly
81 co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
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Zoo West Moore ST.
22O2 West Moore St.
22O4 West Moore St.

In execution of n decree of the Law
and Equity Court of the city of Rich
mond. entered May %. 1914, in tho suit
OF Virginia Il. brown and others vs..
Mary II, Voolfolk. etc. [ will, as spe-
cial commissioner thereby appointed,
Uses, on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-08

WANTEp-F TX cursiou parties ana spc-
cial Visitors to popular Beach Park
West Point, Va: park has reopeued
under new management: correspon-
dcncc solicited, dancing and latest
nmuscments !. W owens. Proprietor
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MOTTO f,-ENrCIIiur

ALL persons having claims against
Mrs. NJ G. Jcter deceased. will pre-
scnt them for payment. Any person
Indebted 70 same VIII come forward
hnd settle. X. Y. JETER
May 81. 1914
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana statesmen

HiGH-clnss office appliance salesman:
pernaD"rt positions exclusive rights.
Curiosity seekers, save your time: ref
c!cnccs required. Leath sales Com
nAny. Richmond
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
90 TO zoo PER CENT PROFIT.
IL MOTION PICTURE BUSINESS.

- 49, 4p.N iJ'I l NE III DIN L.>S.
\ GROUP o, New York business men
or the highest standing organize to
operate great circuit OF nigh class mo-
ton picture theatres: Richmond In
Guided; small block OF capital stock
offered at $50 per share write to-day
ior prospectus Chartered Theatres
Corporation. 1893 Broadway. New York
II you want TO buy or sell a nusincss
Of any description. any location.
write Commercial Bureau OF Informal
lion, Inc. Box 756. Richmond. va.
RELIABLE brokers wanted. Calgary
iA!hcrta) Petroleum Company. Linn
tied; ten million dollar CORPORATION:
ten thousand acres leased In heart OF
OF district; well financed. Directors
successful oil men and capitalists:
drilling rigs on route Opening price
low rapid rise certain. For reserVa-
ions wire or write, giving references
I. Y. orr United States Selling Agent
1915. Calgary. Alberta.
LYRIC Theatre. Pctcrsburg's largest
ana best picture house. wants man
agor: salary. S25 per week: must invest
1000 In business; no eNperience neccs-
sarE. don't answer unless YOU mean
business Richardson Amusement Cor
poratign
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NOTICE

Ar.nny S62 park Tmn iHii1ni1 oe,eCtlve
Tenth and Bank. Phone Monroe 1856.
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. the public to know that
Jahnke Bros. Jewellers. e12 East
Main street, buy, sell, exchange and
rem cunt diamonds in The latest styles
Old gold and silver always taken in
exchange.
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HEir WANTI>D-llale and remalc

SANDS government Jobs open go
mca and womcr. big pas, Wit. ina
mediately for free list FRANKLIN In
sutute. n"nt. t3L.M K0choalor. y Y
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LOST AND FOUND.
nIlLp wNNrGp-Mnle

SALES manager for VirgIuta: exclu-
sive contract; must he energetic and
have ability TO sell goods and handle
agents; commission only !" NJ Archer.
Washington Loan aI,d Trust building,
Washington. -. 6.
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TO EXCHANGE.

FOR sale or exchange, nne grocery
business. doing "a fine business. Win
particulars in first letter. a 200. care
Times pispatCh
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! hereby certify that the bonds re-
CURED of the substituted trustee and OF
the special commissioner in the above
suit have been duly given.
S. L. WADDILL,
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:! IN WOucn-Cct government JOBS;
big pNy Examinations announced
everywhere July 10 SAMPLE questions
free franklin inNtitutc. Dept i3I-N.
tochcstct. x y
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BY y. w. Bowc & Son,
Rcal Estate Auctionoeru.
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BOYS wanted to neil Kimo shoe rolish
given as premiums; also many other
nice, premiums. sample - cents: par
iiculars cents. Address l. r. Myers
6 co.. BOX 1898. Richmond. Va
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

THE ATTRAvTIvE FRAME DwELLs
ING OF SEVEN ROOMS. NO. 21o
VIRGINIA AVENUE. NORTHSIDE
PLACE. ADJOINING HIGHLAND
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PERSONAL

hair bought and sold at
liughcs's. 200 North Third street.
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TUESDAY. JUNE Q. 1914.

mt 5:3o o'clock u. M,
tho store ana two dwellings sDecifiod
above. and bounded as follows begin-
ming Mt tho northwestern intersection
of Moore and Dinnecn Streets. thence
running westwardiy along the northern
line OF Moore street and fronting there
on 30 feet, and extending back north
wardly between parallel lines 100 feet
to an alley 10 feet wide.
Here Is your opportunity to secure
n splendid business stand and two
good dwellings, in section where
values are Increasing every day.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and the ball
ancc in three equal installments at four,
eight and twelve months. respectively,
from date of sale, evidenced by ncgo-
table notes. with interest added. and
the title retained until all of tho pur-
chase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court: or all cash. at
the option of tho purchaser.
GEORGE w. LEWIS.
Special Commissioner.
I horeby certify that the bond re-
quired of tho special commissioner IN
the suit specified above hns been duly
given.
P. P. WINSTON.
Clerk.
Chaplin & Hume. mo-.
Real Estate Auctioneers
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FOE HENT-liooms
suSiMER BoARDING

DIGGS new cottage. ocean Wow. Va.
opens FOR boarders May ) for season:
private baths, running water In every
ROOM running ice water; fronting
ch"sa pcalte Bay: ASKING. bathing: ac-
Communications unsurpassed. Mrs H. H.
iirgs. iropr!"tr"ss. on cottag" cnv line.
Boulevard Inn, Hampton Roads;
country and seashoVc combined with
tltE cuuvcuicnces. near golt links.
Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn. Hainp-
WILLOUGHBY Club. Mrs. Andrew
Hrowu seventh street. Wllloughby
boach' oper june for guests
KIEiEWOOD Cottage. Ocean View, Va.
water front. on cottage car line. all
modern cou""ulerc"s spacious grounds.
fine bathing. hcatIng and fishing; sea
food a speciality. Special June rates.
.Irs- W. j.. foat.
HoAHDERS wanted. Hebrew boarding
house. cottage line, ocean View. viz
GINA. water. front hot and cold water.
electric lights: all modern convc-
u!enccs; rHc bathing ana fishing Mrs
~ RatilcWan and Mrs = Goids:cIn.
managers Address ocean View. Va
NICE cool. ghady house and porches;
large yard. fresh milk. butter and
vegetables. Terms reasonable. Write
for prices to Mrs. r. II. Thrasher.
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WANTED

WANTED. 10 buy FOR cash household
soods ~ any quantity Phone Madi.
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BOARDING

ROOM ana hoard IN private family With
home comforts. on 1900 block West
Grace 7oi. care Times Dispatch.
WHEN YOU come TO Richmond stop at
1000 East clay street, where you can
set - nice, clean room for soc Meals
c.vej ia old Virginia STYLE
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Auction SALE OF FIVE EXCELLENT
DWELLINGS on CHURCH HILL.
NOS. COO y 2lST ST. AND 500
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IMPORTANT ADDITIONS
TO GRANT SALES FORCE

averal important additions to the
stan OF the Grant Motor Company,
findiay. -. have been made neces-
sary by the rapidly increasing bust
ness OF the company. which has al
ready put out over 1000 cars for 1914
OF which number over 500 we're manu-
featured and shipped in May. The
Growth Of the Grant Company has been
one Of tho most successful recorded for
the season OF 1914. and In fact one of
the most rapid and successful ever
known. Composed of men, all veterans
of the motor car industry. and actively
employed in executive capacities since
the Inauguration of the business. the
Grant Company has grown naturally
through the unlimited experience and
known ability OF it's mem ers In manu-
featuring and selling.
X. a. Green, formerly connected with
the Oakland Motor Car Company OF
Pontiac. and more recently with the
New York branch of the Oakland Com
pany. has been appointed territorial
manager for Wisconsin
Benton Freemont. formerly q mem.
Der OF the sales force of the Oakland
Company. has received the appoint
men, OF territorial sales manager for
tho state OF Iowa. and william Ieh-
man. formerly production manager of
the Commerce Motor Car Company. has
accepted the position of special repre-
sentative of the Grant Company, and
has started on trip through the
Wet
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the reple nishing OF the water supply
or the radiator at frequent intervals
II overheating is to be avoided: the
rust markings % tho leaking water
gives the motor an untidy appearance.
and If tho required rcplcnishng Of the
water supply is not carefully attended
10 considerable damage can be done the
internal mechanism OF the motor as "A
result Of the overhcating
The motorist or rcpairman who finds
difficulty in fitting a new piece of hose
70 the male metal portion OF radia-
tor or water manifold can greatly
facilitate the operation by use of white
lead as above mentioned. The white
lead is oily and permits the rubber in
ner lining OF the hose TO slip onto the
metal connection very easily. thus pre-
venting II from being skinned or
scraped from the fabric and clogging
up the entrance To the metal connection
the oil in the white lead has slight
disintegrating effect upon the rubber.
that keeps the rubber and the white
lead in a comparatively soft condition
This insures water-tiGht joint, keeps
the rubber from cracking, and makes
II easy 10 disconnect the rubber hose
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Motorcycle Notes

been established In Macon. Ga. And al
though In business but short time. the
company already has many patrons.
4 single rider on motorcycles is now
doing the work OF three bicycle deliverymen
AT the Crosby Department store OF Topeka.
Kan.
About NIFTY motorcycles are used by the
Rel Telephone Company In Allegheny Coun-
~ Pa. The county is very rough and nilly
and tho two-wheeier Is about the only
Twenty-Five thousand miles Ia the distance
tina, has been covered by motorcycles used
Scott. OF Chicago. and the machine appa-
rent!y Is good for another 25.oeo miles.
seven additional motorcycles have been
second Division of the army stationed at
NJ. and Mr.; W. B: Flaherty. of Atlantis.
Ca. are making honeymoon motorcycle
trip to the Pacific Coast.
Noincy Davis holder OF the ean-to- n
motorcycle record until Bakers recent trans
from san Franc!Hco TO Texas.
w. u. Haupt was recently graduated from
the Asricuiturai College Of Davis. Cal.
mounted his motorcycle and sped over ths
oel miles separating him from his home In
Redlands.
About seventy Ave motorcycles were in lin.
10 help celebrate Rose Festival Day at Port
y number o, IN. inspectors for Tn. New
10 Animals have been supplied with motor
cycles
\ feature o: the recent outing Of tn.
per OF women who attended. riding tandem,
In side cars and on single machines
X Tn; Concord Mo.toTeyele Club Of Concord.
ton OF American Motorcyclists
?25|nile endurance run IL being planned
ny tne chesapeake Motorcycle Club OF Bal
tinore The event Will be held under r 4.
NJ rules.
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Car. of Leather Tons.

Leather tops often become spotted,
due TO the fact that rain water has
not been brushed of with a cloth
Usually the water is allowed 70 evap-
crate. but the inevitable result is a
number OF unsightiy spots These, and
spots due 20 other causes, may be re-
moved by using spirits OF sal ammo
Mac as the cleanser. y little of the
spirits should DC allowed TO remain
on the spotted portion Of the top for
a fe" minutes and then rubbed off
The top should then he washed with
clean water and dried with a cloth
This method usually Is successful
In snowy weather the best method
OF preserving the top is by the use
OF castor oil. If applied but once a
month Il not only keeps the top water
proof. but preserves the leather The
oil should be applied with soft rag
and rubbed IN. \ former practice and
a poor one was TO use llnseed oil, but
this has been found 10 rot the leather
instead OF preserve Il.
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eepairman to work under II for a long
while without becoming dizzy when
tho eyes arc lifted. Aside from being
valuable as a means OF subduing tho
light OF bulbs In the garage and re-
pair shop, the frostlng may be used
for headlight bulbs. as types OF this
sort have been accepted by headlight
committees In various cities. \ very
satisfactory solution for frosting bulbs
;s made by mixing the following sub
stances: Sandarac, two ounces; mas
tic. one half ounce: ether. twenty three
ounces. and bcnzine. fifteen ounces.
The mastic and sandarac should be
ground together and then mixed with
the solution OF ether and benzine.
After the solution has been prepared
1t should be placed in deep bowl
large enough to accommodate a bulb.
The latter is Immersed in the solution
and the extent of the frostinG will
depend largely upon the number OF