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Grea5e iid)ern segea
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Washing aud L.nchinr OF u.n,r.

FARMERS nave been 80 accustomed TO
tlrow the nanur, from the Stable i'm
i!i!e IN the Darnrard. and leave IL I'M
III u - convenient 10 haul IL TO tho
heIhs, that they do not give the mat
ter ~ loss by washing and teaching
any consideration Usually bu, little
or tho value OF the solids OF tho manure
IL lost in the stable. but great losses
occur after II IL thrown in a pile The
manure in the ahle. saturated by the
urine contains more than 80 per cent
water. Tho moisture In the manure
holds in solution inc rr.ater par, Of
the plan, foods which tho manure con
tatns When the rains fall upon the
manure and the water from tho melted
snow soaks into -, the teaching nro-
cess carries away much Of the soluble
plant FOODS and t, il los, beyond re.
coVerE. for IL IL -ith". carried away
in the water az IL flows in the surface
10 the streams. or sinks into the ground
where. for all practical purposes. II
Is wasted.
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Here is just Il paragraph from long
cGi; or!al In the Progressive. Farmer:
We don't believe II is TOO much "a
say that to put boy or girl in corn.
i:r. or canning club work is worth a
months schooling year. While other
parents are giving their children these
advantages, therefore. Brother Sub
scriber. what about your children? See
yoUr teacher. county superintendent. or
demonstration agent, right away AMI
get your family represented in this
great ard inspiring work. And be sure
TO have your hoy send US his name
for en'ry in the $500 contest for
corn club boys who read The Progress
size Farm DO II now"
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Dairymen to study Feed Cost.

Our dairymen make no EFFORT to
count the cost. or TO find out which
cows are most economical producers"
say the Progressive Farmer. in n care
fully prepared article on the general
subject. Continuing, this paper says:
They refuse 10 do such a simple
thing as weigh milk from each COW.
though the milk from each COW, ever
though il does not consume more than
40 seconds a day per COW 10 do this.
The manufacturer who took no ac-
count of the cost OF his raw materials
or OF the efficiency of the machines
used in his factory would expect to
fail, and his expectations would GER
tainly he realized If he had any COM
petition.
To weigh the milk is the first nee
essary step in finding the most eff
cicnt machines. the most economical
producers in the dairy herd and the
most important step in reducing tho
cost Of the raw materials. the feeds.
IL TO produce them on the farm
Why pay 335 u ton for cottonseed
meal. even though IT is an excellent
dairy feed and cheaper than most
other protein feeds at that price. when
thirty-fvc bushels of SOY beans and
two tons OF soy bean straw, contain
ing more feeding value than ton of
cottonsced meal. can be produced on
two acres during four months OF the
growing season, NJ n cost of not ex-
cecding S2h?
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trnding of Past Week Has Been
Heavier Than in Any Like
Period for Months.
RENTAL AGENTS ARE BUSY
Owners Notified That Extensive Re-
pairs Must BE Made To Old Houses
if They Are to Compete With More
Modern Structures.
RENTAL AGENTS ARE BU
The Weeks Record

Trading on the local real estate mar
kct during the past week was probably
the most active. in the money involved.
of amy week in the past two months
with the sales OF city property aESrr-
eating close to 100000. OF this amount
more than 500 was sent To the courts
for rccordiation, and the remainder was
made III OF numerous small transfers
just closed by the agents they report
cd Yesterday. hut which have not Yet
been placed on record i'll the courts.
There WAS q varied activity on the
market during the week. with every
day but ono showing unusual business.
Small property continued active. the
business being III the main for lots
in the suburbs where homeseckrrs
have heen buying III volume. but the
large total was made up principally 10y
the larger transactions. West End
property featured the business, al
though there was one large sale n!
downtown property which involved the
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STRENGTHENING Crooked Trees.

Young trees with crooked trunks.
either from wind pressure or from dis
toriIon in the nursery may be straight
ened easily. as follows before the SAP
starts in the spring make about three
parallel Sits lenEthwise OF the trunk
on the conceived side OF tho trunk
This will arrest the flow OF SAP AZ that
point. causing the bark 10 thickCn. This
in turn will produce rnirl"d spot
in the wood. like wedge. cxertinr its
force ~ right angles 10 the trunk,
strengthening out the most obstinate
deforInities Blu; thia must he done
while the tree is young. ar the bark
wedge cannot exert sufficient force 10
bend tho crooked trunk. This scheme
81 particularly useful In Strengthening
up the Rcsc and other pear trees. which
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On Listening I'nfrOl.

Some Of our fellows arc being sen;
OUT on listening patrol. and they don't
seem To u" in low" with their work.
Thcy start out through nm abandoned
trench, ana az soon AZ they come 10
the end or II they win have to climb
out int" the open. aud worm their way
along hat on their stomachs. They
must get NJ close So the German
trenches as Dosnihlc. and find out all
they can about whit ~ going on. They
have LEFT tn. trench now. ! can see
'hem MS they sHnirm along slowly but
surely toward the German parapet.
How many OF them Will como back"
frobnbly all OF them. hut IL they are
NO unlucky rs TO he spotted by n snipcr,
they Will all die Tn less time than IL
takes TO tell IL. See how they crouch
and hug the ground when tho star
shells go np. Yes. indeed. theirs Is
dangerous worh. They are out Of sight
now We may see them again and wa
may not.-William j. Robinson, in tho
Worlds Work.
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SCHOOL TEACHING EASY
IN ENGLAND TO-DAY
hisciplinnr! McRrures Virtually In
necessarily because of seriousncss
OF Boys--Ifme for Ideals.

Schooimastcr in one of the public
schools OF England. visiting not long
ago IN the Fortniphtly Review. drew
attention 10 the fact that school
mastering to-day is easy with English
schoolboys Discipline is made yirtu
ally unnecessary because Of serious
hess OF the students. many OF whose
companions and teachers are Fighting
In the trenches only u few hundred
miles away. Even games which are
second nature to the public school boy
are relcSnted to their right place. and
form now all incident simply. new
sense OF proportion has heen achieved
as result or this terrific conflict,
which has stirred the depth OF nation
al character. Even chapel exercises
are perraded with :, new and deep at
tehtiNencss; the preacher and the au-
dlence are one in ness and common
sympathy
this schoolmaster account. that real
" matters is the corps A.. gives an
illustration Of the way in which pun
ishment has become. II not entirely
obliicrated. at leas> diitcult \ hoy
who was expected 90 be engaged upon
mathematical test paper was discov-
cred devouring book: the inevitable
penalty OF s"v"nty-nve lines in this
case OF Paradise Lost. was learned
ana after the student had recited his
punishment lines NJ was asked wha;
move! or maGaz!n" had been taking his
attention. Field Service Regulations
sir was the boys reply.
In view OF this breaking up OF old
Ideas and traditions. and in recogni-
tion of an "xtraOrninary seriousness
TN" writer goes on To Say Now IS
the time TO throw our whole weight
on the side Of ideals. 10 make them
t'he studcntsp reaiizc The myriad -hued
beauty OF NE In which lies all truth
All appreciation OF nobility. all rell-
sion and depth o. character"
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dred years she'd never fnd nicer
man. Every time he came out $40
liked him better. / used to think that
WAS judge Of humanity. but he had
mo beaten. 'Didn'. l pick out nice
husband for Clara? her mother said
L" me little while before she died"
MISS Hardwick. the calm. thoroughly
american GirI, who had known how to
Keep her own counsel and who bnd moi
believed in letting any feminine thrill
OF pity interfere with the course of
Justice said that she had ALWAYS liked
Doctor Waite and had never had any
occasion 10 suspect him before Mr..
fecks denth.-New York Times.
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CITY CIRCUIT CoupT.

Monday-F. G. Hoffman VIZ. j. NJ
Jennings ct ais. Montague. y. a.:
Barnes. y. a..
uesday--Charlotte and Western
Carolina hallway Co. vs. Crenshaw
Coal Co. Mcclure. Riley & Bryan. D.
a.; Taylor n Wexford. D. d. Mitchell
vs. Hart. Pollard. Wise e. Christian.
y. a.: Abbott. p. d.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Realty co. VS..
Eugene Il. Sydnor. Lamb & Lamb. p.
a.: Gum * Mathews. y. q. Hudgins ~.
Mosclcy Meredith. y. o.. Gum ~
Mathews. y. Il.
Thursday +. Roschcr vs..
Smith. p. O.: Collins. p Il.
Friday--WashinEton F;ducat ional So
ciety VS.. Mary Scott Campbell Ct ais.
williams Mullen, y. O.: Page &
f.eary u. d.
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LAW AND E0UITY COURT.

Monday-kin Seed & Implement Co.
w. Adams Express Co. Throckmorton,
y. O.. l.. r. Cary. y. d.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Miller Il
Co. vs.; Parrish. Meredith & Cooke. y.
u; j. l.. Anderson, p. d.
Observation-Disclosures National Bank
rs. Samuel l.. DuSgins, Smith & Cor
don. u. O.: Lamb y. Il. Clyde Roanc
vs.. Thomas II. Wyatt. Sheppard. p. O..
Lewis. y. d. Merchants Manufacture
ing Sales Co. VS.. j. o. Goodwin. Shcp-
pard. p. O.: Fuller. y. q.
Fr!day-A. ID. Price ~. Virginia
Railway and Power Co. Smith IL Cor
don. y. q: Guigon. p. Il.
Saturday--John S. Fleming VIZ. FL
deity Mutual Life Insurance Co, Col
Inns. y. q; Scaton. y. Il.
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Easar wesley Lane and Myr.l. NJ.
BUILDING PERMITS.
-Four Ucpnir aud building Permits,
ArnOun tlua. IN RS.l:t.

-Four REPAIR aud building Permits,
Amounting to 5.l30.
Permits Tor new and repair work
were irsucd yesterday by building In
spcctor HutlCr M follows:
Mrs. w. u. Schcif. IL repair brick
dwelling 6l3l-2 North Sixth street.
to cost $50.
Otto israucr. to repair brick store
ao1 South Pine Street to cost 500.
'MrR. L. w. Wise, to build u brick ga
rage I'm rear OF sos West Franklin
street. TO cost $3.50.
A. R. Adams, to build II two-story
brick dwelling on the west side Df
hermitage Road. between I.aburnum
and Confederate Avenues. TO cost s4.-
500.
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Five Deeds or BnrEnin and Sale,
Amounting To SiO,IlSO

itnland Park Realty Corp 10 F.
w. Evans. 50NlS0 haet east line Cham
heriarnc Avenue. l5n feet north IF
Edgehiil Road. May &c. 1916: tax. 81;
$40
NJ. +. Bradley 81 ux. to r. A. Dean.
- feet l-2 inches by SIS feet east line
twenty NTH Street. 50 feet l-2 inch
south OF NJ Street. June = 1915; so.-
l.. =. Kelley TO Estcllc Malone. ask
~ feet south line Hill Crest Avenue
lHl feet inches west Of the Meadow
bridge Road. September |, 1914: So
600.
X. H. StoltZ ct TX. 10 O. J. Davis
6oXl35 feet southwest corner OF Moore
street and the Boulevard May 90
1915: tax. So: $40.
Charles IS. Willis. Jr. to L. H. Stoltz
I'M 20 feet north line Taylor Street
% feet east of Rowland Street MAY
10. 1916: tax. 81: $40
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FOR observation-disclosures.

BEFORE -"nt!rE. $50 our beautiful ! rooms
aud house keeping apartments. lch', maid
and tgUiiur service. hot and cold water:
service uu'NC"llcd. best location in city.
Gree ham Court Apartment Corporation. cor
ucr ES!a-d AMI Franklin streets city
700 W.~t franklin.
WANTED oar rent list in N" hands %.
every ono contemplating moving Phone
RanH"!lh % IL seldom Taylor " Son.
EVE ROOM apartment at Monrc" Terrace.
Handsomely furnished. FOR rent: months
a. very moderate" figure. Address l. 7iS.
car" Times Dispatch. or phon" Randolph
SIN.
FIRST floor. connecting rooms ali outside
with irivIt" bath. large closet in each
room. heat. light. water furnished Call
boulevard lis;
-FOUR ready three room apartments: alright
central Attractive. modern. economics Spe-
ciaiiaed. y East Main
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ursTINGs COURT. PART II.

Monday-.Austin Machine co. vs.. a
II. CailiSan, Williams * Mullen. u a (.
Justice, n. d.: Anderson. p. q. W. T.
Elicit CT ais. vs. Joseph {. Mason ct
ais.
Wednesday, and Thursday-i-elia g.
Wade w. J. O. McCrory Co. Sands a.
Lewis y. o.: Wcndenburg, p. q.
Friday and Saturday-Charles f..
Brown vs. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Co, Hanlcy. Anderson ~ Hall y.
q. Leake X i.eake, p. a.
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cnANCERY DEEDS of TRUST.
Five Deeds OF Trust, Amounting

Five DfrHS OF Trukt, Amounting
to S4D.ID
James T.. Donahue ct ux to w r.
Redd trustee, 80 feet by 1871 feet north
line Grace Street, 90 feet S inches east
OF First Street. June ;. 1916; $4,000
Charles w. Crump to C. c. Chaplin
ct al. trustees. 3nN1Sl feet south line
Grove Avenue. 246 feet s inches west
OF West Street. June 5, 1916; $3.50
Davis Brothers TO ELAN & Funston
trustees. u feet Q inches by 40 feet
Floyd Avenue. June :, 1916: $4,000
NJ +. Dean ct ais. 10 w l.. TYLER
trustee, 22X151 feet south line NJ
street. So feet east of Twenty-fifth
street. June :. 1916: $500.
p. a. Dean OF ux. to same. 90 feet
6 - inches by Sc feet east line
Twenty fifth Streets. ST feet 1-2 inch
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cHANcEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Release Deeds, Amounting to
$1,000.

Five Release Deeds, Amounting to
So 900.
John NJ. Purcell, trustee. to Charles
w. Crunip. 60XlS1 feet south line
Of West Street. June ., 1916; 81 .03a
l.. T. Brown. Jr., trustee, to Susan
Il. Rowden. 81 feet 3 inches by 1855
No. 1925 June s. 1916; s424.
Cornelius Mimms. trustee. to w. II.
Hewlett ct ux.. 25x132 feet southwest
corner Of Thirtyhr and S Streets.
February is. 1916: $500
NJ. D. Nunnally. trustee. to l.. T..
Parrish. 26.04x139.37 feet north line
Park Avenue. 320.S0 feet west of LON
hardy street June Q. 1916; $3.50.
Stuart Rowe, trustee. to Annie c.
Butler. 3nxl20 feet west line Jefferson
Street. 40 feet north OF BYRD Street.
juno s, 1916; $3.50.
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following are the cases set for
trial IN the various courts this week:
NpTE--P. q. IL Authorization
used to denote counsel for the plaintin
and L. -. for tho defendant)
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were lSHued by the
clerk of the Hustirg6 Court ycHte rdR y
as follows:
Henry Armistead Bullock and Mabel
Norbert GeisinRer.
Marion Dicknrson and Richie r'ar-
IRISH.
Willie sacrn and Jennie HuiGher
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
ycstcrdaynby Plumbing inspector Lam
dcrs:
: u Goodman. for Carter c. Jones
1915 Decatur Street.
I IL. Delaney. for x. e. Lee Camp
Home. boulevard and Stuart Avenue
BOWMAN & Gregory. for B. II. Lips
comb. 40J Market Street.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF the Coun-
ell and committees are called for this
week
Monday Committee on Streets at 5
o'clock
o'clock
Thursday--Committe on Ordinances
at \ o'clock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANIEi'. by september l. Hat or apart
mont rooms and bath: West End or
suburbs r 10. car" Times Dispatch
REVISED rent list now ready call pho,..
or write. H"wlaS & Jones Co. Inc lG
N"Tih tiEhth street Phone Madison sr",
WANTED. by couple. modern 4.rooiu RAJ
contra or West End preferred. - lo
car" TinlgS- Dispatch
WANTED. Hat ot or rooms In Wnst
t.nd. ~ viii rent house with party rhou.
h"H!"'Ard ls.N-W, or address II ais car.
f'in"S-D DISPATCH
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greatest figure of amy transaction dur

greatest figure OF amy ranractlon dur
ing the week
The agents reported that despite the
approach OF tho sumWcr season, that
business was holding ur unusually
we'll, and pointed I" the excellent ,con-
dition OF business generally as tho
prime reason for this situation A fucL
tor that will have to I've rcckoncd with
by property owners IN tho next few
weeks Is the result of cNteusiyc bu,ld-
ing this spring and summer, Huild-
ing operations this year have been con-
fined in the main IL tho erection of
residences in the outlying sections. and
these houses arc said tn he lar superior
To many Of tho older houses in tho city
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HusTINGs DEED OF TRUST.

One Deed Of Trust. Amounting to
$1,000.
y. IL. TOler ct uX. to Henry Mctirnni-
CHAN, trustee, 79x15n feet southern
line Of Rainbridae Street. June Q.
1916: $1,000
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.HEETINGa.

y suited Communication Of Fra,ernai
w Lodge. no 80. a. +. a. y. NJ. will
w he held at the Masonic Temple To-
Hf,rHoW tMONDAYD EVENING AZ :
{" cinck work in the Fellow Craft Degree.
Lr.ihJrn arc fraternaily invited to unite
..I'h
J.y order Of the worshipful master:
WIN. REINHEIMER.
Secretary.
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HUSTISGS TRANSFER.
one Deed of Bargain mud Snle,
Amounting ia INN


n. G. Beattie to T. r. Pcttigrew and
others. trustees. 96Xl40 feet south line
OF Midlothian Turnpike near Franklin
school. In the city of Richmond. May
e. 1916: Sla2n
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

p,Ve b,ixh, front rooms furnished and
unfy, ni,h~d. for gentlemen. Modern
,nnVeni.nocs Written appiicotions refsr.
Pas, franklin
TTDsIHIjf.D nuii- for light housekeeping
frnnt ToomB iig South Fifth.
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DEATHS.

uE.,D1.Y Entered into rest, Friday even
,ng June 9 1916. nj 1890 o'clock
F,nnrai from Second Baptist Church
'rfEFDkY nj 2 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

by property owners IN tho next few
weeks Is the result of cNtensiyc butld-
ing this spring and summer. Huilh-
ing opcratio this year have been con-
fined I'm the main IL tho erection ~
residences in the outlying sections. and
these houses arc said tn he lar superior
To many Of tho older houses IN tho city
proper.
MANY WILL. MOVE ON
FIRST OE SEPTEMBER
Renters. under the terms of their
annual leases. arc required ~ give
property. and this has hccn done I'm
large numbers Ivy those anticipating
changing their quarters September |.
The time limit for those removing on
Richmond's annual moving day expired
on June |.
II is known that real estate mon gem
orally have advised property owners
that If they wanted and expected them
To rent their houses that in many cases
extensive repairs would have to be
made il the older houses were expect
ed to compete with the modern, up-to-
date homes that are being erected.
Some owners are not inclined to heed
the warning from tho agents. and az
u result their property stands vacant.
The number Of vacant houses this
year. however. is not expected TO bc
much greater than in preceding years.
The largest sale OF the week was
that Ivy which pcSo,o ~ E'itz Gerald
acquired the concrete tobacco ware
house Al the northwest corner of sixth
and Cary Streets. which was sold some
time ago at public auction by special
commissioners. A w Patterson and
others. The property fronts l65xl2o
feet. and sold for S52.5o0
The Richmond Land Corporation f's-
urcd prominently in the business OF
tl,4
the West End. II. +. Patterson sold
the company two lots. one at the south
east and the other at the southwest
corner Of Patterson Avenue and the
Relt Line Railroad. for S5o.006. The
same company acquired two lots on
Grove and Patterson Avenues. east Of
the Rclt Line, from NJ. {. Patterson. for
s2s.6oo. James r Sloan sold the same
concern lot fronting 257 feet Q
inches at the northeast corner Of Pat
terSon Avenue and the Belt Line, for
$4,000.
DUIIDI>G OPERATIONS
CONTINUE HEAVY
w. H. White and wife sold to NJ /.
NorNell two lots on the south side OF
Floyd Avenue, just west of the corner
of Mulberry Street, for sls.lo0 This
sale was made about "a year ago. and
the property was sold last week by
Norvell TO John S. Cruickshanks for
$4,000 The lot is improved with two
brick fiat buildings
Lena G. Taylor acquired Il lot front
ing thirty feet on the north side Of
stuart Avenue, jus, west Of Rowland
street. from VI X. Lowry. for Sill, 900
Lowry purchased from her twcnty-one
feet. four and one-half inches on the
south side of Hanover Avenue, east of
Rowland street, FOR $1,000
Building operations during the week
continued heavy, with the permits is
sued by the department amounting to
more than SlIi.o"h. Among the largest
structures authorized were TWO three
story brick dwellings TO he erected on
the north side of Monument Avenue
between Robinson Street and Davis
Avenue. by Oscar Hooker tina, Will cost
approximately STo.ocu. The Lafayette
Building Corporation was granted
permit TO build thrce-story brick
house at sol West Grace
street. that Will cost s3l.0O0
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FOR RENT-Furnished HOUSES.

Ok rent. furnished house. 1911 West Ave.
nue. possession at once. Phone Madison
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FOR RENT-Houses

ron rent s-room house. newly papcrcd !:
VIII o'Hlde IN Hats or rooms each pr.vat.
oath' rent reasonable. Apply IN; West Main
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VIZ rent INST saves n tramp and solves tho
", pI,onieni. Phone Randolph So. ii. Seldom
! CR rent. furnished house Grove Avcnuc
curing July and August: cheap rental 70
riSht party. Address go. care Times
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iht ~ .'i"dcrn flats, UPPER 6 rooms
rover rooms SaS range. separate wards
entrance. hot-watcr heat. 232a and .3o3. :,