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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
'. L. l. WILL. CONTINUE IT'S
tRN WITH. JULY

-..- SS.H'' icim % the session l"l>-
S;';u;e ps-sa Jsnuary /. an, will con.
;:aQe unt. ju't Without interrupt
IGN nee w "e n" holidays and
no leaves pt 1hSenr" FROM college Wi!
2. STanted an! student; except in cases
~ 1ire niece S.ry The ~ months from
January 10 u VIII Ice divided :nto
inree terms ct t"o mouibs Sach. WITH
me puTngS. 81. ro.rrjnG IA the six
months ;hy +, ound tina, would HAY"
h? .S coEere' an ordinary. session.
This ARIA, = l.Ut OF thc Schedul. was
made ncHcSs. - ny The decentralization
OF the students Army Training Corps
!usi before the holidays ana the return
10 peace has. students who, in ;h4
hrSt term. Satisi }cturily completed sub
iects Will l." allowed 10 repeat these
subjects in the classes offered from now
1t was though, likely that the
abandonment Of the Students Army
raining Corps would cause . decided
stump In III" attendance III the college
for the rest OF the YER Nut this hn.
not proved the ease, Fou' hundred and
s;iNty-iive men have ma;Iiculaicd -
who. il Is definitely kuown. wtIi re-
aurn, Among the students who have
course are, u number who Gct commits
sions IN the various camps hut We're
hot gwen oversees duty, Thc maiority
of these viii hc in This wears gradual
lnE class while others nave u year or
more in school
MAJOR Iah\ Z. si>i|E
=, ~ Npi| t'MN Nj
been detained IN inc WA ncpnr;,nrn;
as commandment ut C:tu.t. and pro! g ssov
Of military science and tactics at ,he
Virginia l'"lt tcchu.c Institute for tho
present session. and Captain James l.
Cannon. t. : 4. has t,Ccn detailed ms
assistant cnmnIudant and assistant
professor of military science
Major Skusc his been mt ,n,. collie, ~
since the first training ctmp las, sum.
mcr ana haS madc IN cnViahlc record
mere. CAPTAIN Cannon was assigned 10
v. i. l. when the :. y. +. G. was cs;al,-
lished, IN" rrcsidcn; Di the college
mad" special rrouc { TO the Wrr pr.
partment for Tho ,cryicS &C hoth 81.
hcrS TO continue through The rcguI.!
NJ. c. Harrison has hccn released
from further scr'ic" In the Unitcl
states Navy and returned 10 resume
us WORK rs 4 'Scciatc p.ofcS .or in tho
deparment OF Nr.lish Thomas Cary
Johnson. ir who j. now IN INC armS,
service, WI return later in the month
10 act rs Instructor IN the same depart :
=. Q. Matthews who has served the
supe rintendeni II buildings ana
nnll" leave nt absence on ac,Sunt ~
III hea!th !l'f work VII hc carrie,!
on by. those Who jar" bccn as-nrtlfn,,
Win him in tie various cn-l.tncn;g.
and 1t Is ho:ed ihai III absence lrur,
duty .Wtll he -: ebert Duration
l.i.sS SeGt' i."Ti.s'Ou has been away
from college ;h.g VICE., attending IN.
Laymer's Conferences ia Eoanoi.r.
l-Snchbur- .ud t;rhmnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
Look, Mother! If tongue is coated, breath
feverish and stomach sour, give
California Syrup of Figs"

Mother. Your child ISM, naturally
cross and pccviah. See if tongue is
coated. this is sure sign its little
stomach. liver and bowels need a
cleansing ut once. ~
When list!css. pale. fcvcrisll. rull Of
cold. breath bad. throat sore, doesn't
cat. slccp or act naturally has s;om-
ach ache. diarrhea. remember. a gen.
tie liver aud bowel cleansing should
always be The first treatment given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

Nothing equals california Syrup Of
FiSs' for chiidreus ills: give a tea.
Spoonfui. and in u few hours all the
foul waste. sour bile and f.rmcntiur
food which is clocEcd In the bowels
passes out Of the system. and you have
a wcii and playful child again. Al
children love this harmless. delicious
"fruit laxative and il never fails to
chcct good inside" cleansing hi
rcciions FOR abics, children of all aycs
and Srown-ups on bottle. Remember
name ,aiitornia."-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

feet in the various pairs of shoes they
tried on, there might be fewer misHts
than there arc now, but there would
stu DC many. for feet will over be-
rebcllipus against confinement. Have
Il different pair OF shoes for each OF
your different occupations. that is the
only way to keep your feet even rea-
sunubly efficient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

Inference IN us src"it'
MRS. g {. H.--you can COW dissolve
*upernuous hairs away instead or
red and irrtat"d. Neither do YOU have
!" shave Of; the hairs amy more SnIv-
ing makes hair grow faster. and be-
come more bristly. Htin and disconn-
for;inS. Just mo!sten the hairs to he
removed with e fcw crops Of suifp
solution. II is absolutely safe. aud Is
as easy and delightful TO use as . face
lotion The hairs viii .hriyel up so
that You can Just wipe them right on.
The skin i. left beautifully soft
smooth and white. like that Of "A baby.
!, makes the removal %! supcrlluoii.
ha ire real delight. whereas bafor. !:
was u hruiScry. The sulfo .olutI:,a.
aaicty and real comfort IL is The only
thing !" use IL never fails
MISS T.. IS. L.--MakinG the pores
smaller has Il direct aud ircmcmr. Us
result ia tho elimination 81 wrinkle
III" reason for this IL that wi.n the
pprcH become smaller the tcxiur.: +
the =kin bccoInca finer. and Inc 'I..
sues are thereby braccd IN Course
JUST try this method once and you VIII
realize that you have found a power
fuI wrinkle secret. Get ~ twn-ouncc
parEar" Of cDtol from your druggist,
ANA mix this powder with ono ~ Ole.
spoonful Of giyccrinc in e half pint OF
water Apply ihis cream Very FREQ,
on Tho face every day. and you VIII be
make In ?our appearance oFaSc. II re.
moves the ibOuaandg Of small wrink.
Icy, cro"s' fret and even tho dcop
wrinkles Try iL---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
&mpjdnonR g0ndlanzpa1a
and The ,yeciett - 49,
How Identifying tho dinner" skin
Produces Startling improvements In
Any complexion. 4 Simple Me-
thUd W hich Never Fails.
ny Nnicskn Surntt.

Ncl l. complcXiou * not merely in
I INC Very outer skin. II is deeper
nan That. Il is in that part Of
III" skin Immediately underneath the
outer layer. Complexion creams which
merely affect the OIItcr LAYER are "a :;
rule Very Intellectual. \ method gain
,n& TIDE use because Of its tremendous
success lies in the usc of zintone. .,
powder which - simply mixed ct HON"
WIN i!ttic gi!cer!n" and dissolved in
Matcr. IniS makes an cNquisit" c:ca ~.
s,"rc III one-"uncc packages. This is
also very economical method ~
iit"ral use Of this article. "a trcIncnd
Gus difference in III. complcyion il
noted IN a few days by the disaDpcar-
"nc. OF mudGincss saliowncss rcd
spots 'rec"ies and other blemishes
MS" " T. Il Hair never falls out
,'"i"1s ~ N;sor l. affected. This often
haFp"n2 Npn wiii notice that your hal.
mas dead appearance after being
Washed. It's growth has slowed uD.
!!e roots OF the hair are sick and no
amount ~ hair tonic VIII Az :. rule do
h'4h good. The proper method. ana
"ne which rarely falls. IS to use SAY,
az onnc" "f beta -quinol IN a half PM
oi nay rum and half pint OF water
rms makes wonderful hair-root de.
N''ohcf: The hair vii! stop falling.
'nn bhih spots viii nj out Thc hair
WI begin 10 gro" fast aud thick. and
/ ~. -, s7'' ~ l'H HppcArd nee.
drug store. -
Ht.\DW WASH Your hair appears
!" need nothing more than 10 hnyo
,nht seal OF fatty accumulation ON
nc schtp removed. II is smothcrinr
INC growth OF hair These accum,ila
,ionS can hc removed in no other
,,n"F"ufh way than by being dissolved
/ ~ purpose use 81 tc1Hpoonful ol
r-t1l III Il Gun Of water and t,s. AK :,
d "v"n H"Nh. II "Ill maize your uc,lr
w" fN'i"nSI' clean, This makes III,
m,"S' luxurious head wash YOU can ever
tci' soap and ordinary sha m oos ar,
/ usually Intellectual for The nurno.c r.,
i've cents enough eggol ca
HrtHrcd IN an original package 1,
90 '"' ""HcI OF more Of these An,
""h''s' IL VIII let your haii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
CULPEPER

cULpEpER VA. January il.--ATrs
L. l.. lludgins is tho cues; this week
"e her brother, Willie Male. in Alex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

Large Buffet. with French
beFeied plate mirrors: Serving
labic, large China Closet and
AA-inch Dining Table Gas illus
irat"dp. Distinctive period de-
signs; siurdily built. faultlessty
finished. Special at $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

II N-ray machines could no cs.,i.
:ishcd in shoe stores AMI customers
..:'i time and patience TO AVA: ~.
d""elnn'nN rt o. photographs OF til. T.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
GENERAL PERSHING'S RECON-
MENDATiONS

Six months training each year for
youths nineteen years OF age, to in
clude vocational as well as military
training.
A standing army of from 275,000
to 20o0o0. disregarding the recon-
menaation for an army OF 100000
made by Secretary Baker and the
general star. -.
Development Of American aviation
commercial as wen as military and
naval, equal to that OF any other ma
ton in the world, TO be authorized by
congress in joint appropriation fol
the three branches.
Creation Of a large force OF reser.
we'd officers.
Continuance Of high standard for
the West Point academy. with no re,
duction % q three year course.
Increase in the efficiency eli the
general star.
Authority in the president over
transfers n TIE branches OF the ar
NY.
Establishment q separate corps
c. transportation, Excluding railway,
wafer, motor ane animal r'ansporta.
ton.
erection of a corps OF trained in.
S reeto under the Inspector gener
al.
= ~o2arate division ot finance for
the army.
Development OF tank corps as an
adjunct to the infantry.
Promotion OF officers by single
list. to prevent iealousies and settle
disputed questions.
Ccnl9ri1g Of high rank. such as
general and lieutenant general, tenn
porat.ly n war time.
Rank for army nurses.
Transfer Of line officers TO staff.
end staff to line. to increase eff,
cheney. y
Increased pay for officers.
No rank Tor chaplains, except rs
to pay and privileges to keep them
in close touch VIA enlisted men.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
LARGO GROVE PROPERTY SALES
NEAR 100000 WITH A READY
MARKET

A special to the Tampa Tribune
from Largo says that the place known
as the Turner grove, owned by John
5. Taylor was sold to Foley & Trow-
ell, OF Tampa. The selling price is
reported to be $29,C9O. The deal was
made by J. A. Walsingham.
Mr.. Walsingham mas been very
successful in the real estate business
this summer and fall Through his
office s27S250 worth OF orange grove
property has changed hands. Other
orange grove property has been sold
amounting to $4,000 This makes
total of nearly 100000 worth OF
orange grove property sold in this
section during the last six months.
Grapefruit are beng shipped tro.n
Largo now. John S. Taylor and Gene
Campbell are each operating packing
houses This is the beginning or
what is expected to be a very pros
porous season.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
EGGPLANTS ST. AT HIGH
PRICES

a Speri"l ifo'" "@uc''"'& 70 '''e
! "Hlpa mes s"5S '"e " '"c'l'''''
truckers VINO nave e=spi""'9 az
reapins " rieh harvest esSplan'7 sen
ing IN the northern markets from s.
20 - d craze
The growers OF peppers are not
quite so fortunate as tennessee pen
pers are still on the market Florida
peppers are only bringing about 500
per hamper, and the demand is not
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
TIE DIMENSIONS or HEAVEN

When the editor Of this paper first
entered printing offce-now sixty
years ago-&mong the first pieces he
remembers putting into type was the
following article
It IS still going the rounds, which
proves that a good thing is never
lost.
II makes clear the truth that there
is ample room in heaven for the tril.
lions of the earth.
The article will bear re-publica
ton:
In the twenty-frst chapter Of Rev
citation. sixteenth verse. we read;
And ne measured the city with a
reed, twelve thousand furloughs. The
length and the breadth. and the
height Of it are equal"
accepting these figures as author
itatiye. mathematician. it is to be
hoped not irreverently. has fgur
out the room space in heaven as fol
lows:
Twelve thousand burroughs is
100000 feet. which being cubed.
gives 496793.0SS. 000.00o.Oo0 cubic
feet. Half Of this we will reserve for
the throne and court OF heaven, and
half Of the balance for streets. This
leaves 1892, 0000O0.0O0.00o cubic
feet. Divide this by 1926. the cubi.
cal feet in a room sixteen feet square
and there viii be 30,321.S43.000.00 600
rooms.
We viii now suppose the world
always did and always will contain
900,000,000 inhabitants. and that a
generation lasts for thirty-three and
a half years. making in all 2,970,000,.
90 every century, and that the world
will endure 100000 years, or 1000
centuries, making in all 2,970, 900,
600 900 inhabitants.
Then suppose there were one hun
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
LEPER COLONY NOT DANGEROUS

The Pine'las Medical association
q meeting held at ST. Petersburg
having discussed from meiica
standpoint the question Of the IS
adjustment OF a leper colony on the
coast # Florida. has gone on record
as not being opposed to the colony,
for, according to the medical stand
point. leprosy is not a contagious
disease and would do no harm.
The leper colony question has been
discussed throughout Florida and
the governor is fighting the estab-
lishment Of such a colony on the
Florida coast.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
Must a Child Be
Pale?
P5Ucr. "Tiredoutness" and Poor Ap
petite Almost Always Remedied
by Pepto-Mangan
Il Builds Up the Blood and Thus
improves the Appetite and
Strengthens the Body.

There IS but one legitimate excuse
Tor pale. rundown. listless child.
and that is some serious disease OF
one or more OF the vital organs,
which OF course. needs the prompt
.attontion of competent physician.
Mess this condition exists, the
weak. white youngster who takes no
pleasure in romping or playing can
To- very materially helped by a course
ot that thoroughly dependable blood
enlicher and general tonic, Guides
Pepto-Mangan. This standard Rem
edy ion Anemia (blOodlessnessl has
been continuously prescribed by
ply siCianS all over the world for near
ly thirty years. To restore the weak.
ened. watery blood TO its normal con
dition and thus improve appetite,
add color TO pale lips and cheeks and
impart strength to the whole body.
GHdeS PeptO-Mangan can be had in
both iquiu and tablet form mo off
ference in its effect, the liquid of
course. being preferable for young
children. When buying Pepto- Man
gan be sure the name GUIDES is on
lie package. Without GUIDES it is
not Pepto-Mangan.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
MILLIONAIRE MEMBERS

A special from Tayares says that
the Lake county chamber of com
merce had its membership greatly in.
creased and augmented by the
receipt of membership from Frank
D. Waterman, of the Waterman
Fountain Pen Company, Of New. York
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

OF inhabitants and duration Of years.
giving a total OF 297 100000, 100000
persons, there would still be more
than one hundred rooms sixteen feet
square for each person"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

City, and Frank L. Mulholland, of To-
1edo, head of the Rotarians, both OF
whom are more or less interested in
Lake county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

Mr.. Arthur Clark spent few days (
the past week in Ocafa9 with rela-S
tives. Mr.. Clark is a former Ocala
boy and his friends are always glad
TO see him AAsAAk
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

Mrs. Moore OF Lake Park, Georgia
is in Oca1a, the guest of her sister
inlaw, Mrs. Jennie Keeffee and fam
lily, at their home on Third street.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

In Dunnellon, If you want the kess
It's Federal Bread.-S-22-tf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Brazil PLANS STEAMSHIP
LINE OF II SEA CRAFTS
government Aim. to Take over Prom
~r's which Failed To Pay
own Way.

no DE JANElHO. Dee. G.-l;cor-
ss"n.HAtion or the Lloyd BraziieirU che
h'"Hii!ih governments steamship sn-
't'priSe. Is tC!eShuduwed in a mes.
80 seat by President pessoa /" Con-
.rcSS.
the organ ization has "a nee, OF
seventy Two ships. with a total dead
WriSnt tonnage OF :il.5S2 Il has
iaiicd 10 pay its own Way even under
var conditions. and il the efforts OF
t"e government TO improve matters
10 not succeed he will appeal Ia CON
greSs 10 sanction its reorganization.
he rlan the President viii propose
III mat case will be 10 fnrm mixed
otsahiZatioh. in which both private
interests and the state will have Il
snare the right of the latter TO in
tSfvene being no greater than that
Oh nthcr shareholders.
ne Lloyd BraZiltiro has been up-
9sf government control since August
-. ~ Before the War the company
owned hfty-siN ships. with 4 total
ncadWeisht tonnage OF ASi.c When
b'aZii declared MAR on Germany forty
I'VE ''ermm ships OF 237 Sal tons IN
H'r!oHs brazilian ports were t1Ecu
over. and added TO the Lloyd Era
nc!riro fleet. Later. twenty.cish, Of
these former German ships. with \
dcadwciSh tonnage or l5.Jao were
leased IL France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
National Costume
for Men Offered
Price Is Fired at no
Francs by the French
Government.
fuv Associated pr,x:.I

tv associated Press.
RotRAl\, FRANCE. Dec. GThc
new national costume" for men is
ready /" he placed on the market.
The first lot is composed of 1900
suits
The price has been tined at 10
francs. as compared with 100 To 500
francs now clarScd by taiIurS The
p:"ht Q! The tailor on the new ma
tona! costume is fined at 10 francs
q suit The cloth is Of cotton warp
with WOODEN filling. and will range
in color from navy blue 10 lichi gray.
black. olive drab dark and light
green. Although perhaps not adapted
!" tie needs q; The profess ional boulc-
Warbler. the new costume is expected
10 meet the requirements Of the WAGE
earncrS and Salavicd men.
Andre de FouquiegcS. recognized for
seNcsa! years a. the French arbitcr OF
fashion. announced that he would pur-
chase one OF the suits as soon as they
were placed on sale. and that he would
wear it,
Much OF tho cloth mas been manufac-
tu"cd IN itouNaiN and Tuurcoing In
nto"Nc.n" II the government authori-
Is undertook a d .tiicUlt task. as uau>
FIcHch manufacturers had been
stripped %: their machinery by the
h":ulaD invaders. money MAS scarce
cotton ANA WOO trcblrd ur quad, Urlrd
ia price. ana those cmptoycd in the
manufactures demanded for a dav's
w"rh wages they would have been
ga" L" accept as a weeks pay before
the War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
CuANCERY RELEASES.

g Wi"% M Ynr,h T%s!s. ,Slra n- s,reas
:'Al-o feet cas-, line rwentN.thirh Strrst -,
A. y pe,ii.rsw trustee. to & \. Martin
j. J"Nlsj feet west Inc Grain Avenue
be, l. 1919 s5""
Julian Anderson. trustee. t." c.
Iledcnrth ana y WAishe ,.,,is' feet west
side Gr,n'n Avenue So, i.-, south OF Booeer
street. HoNenber - 1919. Sl.sli.
X. Il. ii-rrison and X H. railev, trustees
70 Edw Si-n-rd -" ~ Ninth street.:
inches >ou;h or Auis-. street. December :.
M.nn \ svc.. ,,u,'-- % william T.
H.%v E'"s- :s'sNi.s >onin .rds Grace
sues "a, feet "H.' ~ Sh~:e, *ue"t -"
". zee = Ertw" r,"-t-" 10 Starv'rn-
i.tt s"n'n !I"e Gr--- Sir--t ~ f-ei YES,
u Sh-ier Str--l Dc..nh-r 1879. $40
u s-!io" 'rHlor .rd ~ S-d"n r.Vlnr
r-rN AN"nu. ia'., i".t ,"r'i 81. RAJ,
A,-nu- -, To-, ~ M..now Srrt-t
p=,. mh~r I'i' iIn
ui".nity \" ~. <n'in ru-.tN. ."rnid
sIi-"l 1l>l-I 'r"i iprnr, southwest
COM, 1w"n. N,sc"n;t .nh 9 S'r--ls No.
-, ,'.,.~Y- o. : u-rrY HrH,,u ,IiT;
IS t', >"i"--ti -Prnef Madison -ni
- - T." "a TIA 90, .. D Mo>.
.-, r Lost j" '--, = sm.nU..t :',rI,.,
o. ~" No. .",n ~ L""."- - S'r.et
trustee 80 Ar:.. :. sai-,k liSi:n 49,
':,'.,, ..as M"W.m.o, AS.nnc. ., f..i .
!. !"it b-""'o
i-s.n n N".-"p ,r,,sIs-. ,o> . Sr,ra.
- ~'i h,.'n ,". Mpn"m"n' Avenue
" ~ 49, - h"rir-pn S.re-t
to -'..o-t l.'f'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
DELEGATES FROM MANY
COUNTRIES TO HAVE VOTE
lrirnnial Worlds Convention or NJ
I. l. l {" lie Held in London
Neat April.
LEY A.,ort.t.d r-cs.

LON lpcN. Dec. G.-Ncw siEnihcanrn
VIII nc attached to the Triennial
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union To DC
held in London mex; .prli. For thc
ilrSl time in the history % che orsAui-
@at on. delegates from many COMMITTEES
VIII asSembic IN possession o: voting
power and able to b:inG direct political
Mcisht TO bear on their problems
The British Womcn's Temperance
Association is preparing for The meet
irc. The last worlds conference was
ht;d in the United states six years
ago, In tho Years that have elapsed
since. il IS claimed. tho movement has
made marked str DIES. though its rou-
tin" WORK has been partly checked
Icy tn diversion Of many members to
Miss A@ucs Elack. who is Supervising
urranc cmcuts for thc London confer
,ucc, has been assured that, in con-
lection with the meeting. temperance
sermons VIII lie preached in st. Paui's
cathedral Wes;minster Abbey and
Westminster Cathe3ra;. The Sa.va-
ton Army intends dealing with the
ORGANIZATIONS work IN special service
30 every one o. its nails throughout
tl," W Grid
Tho ,lomc Office has instructed E.i;-
'yh cpnsuls in South America AMI East
I'm countries 10 give facilities FOR
the delegates coming TO England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
ou,hr:.H> t.is,>r,,

So %an,s,.'-r'- ',,'',i'"cti%Y" "amr.nv 'r~
mum. '""" '',i"i"""n; $500, orn.r, .;
Mass '-"f- t-N 'ns' cas- u. .no ~
,-|t 4" $3.50 =" th- h',-n-As ~ s-ne,.
AL-t-"h". ~. tsr4;, sno Mcr,-sr. Cor.
mrn 10000: "trii,nm 800 40 or!.-.
". y. Sw"nt nr-sio-n' Geor-r RI ~ ..
S,e-rtsty. s-cron Lies NJ u Harrow G.
snG l.. n Dnhl-v. ali Of Ai-xardrta y,
Ooi-oit genera rear estate business.
E..en G-ov. supply Corporation. Id y,
'.orSI M yip,um. SO 90: minimum s.o
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