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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
ADDED ADVERTISING FUNC
BRINGS IN NEW BUSINESS
Topeka Store MuIiiplies Vol
ume of Trade 30 Times
by Proper Publicity.
by Mansfield T.. I,o,sc

twelve years ago Fred Voi,and
ciothier. seldom advertised. Then
ne began following a definite. con-
S's'eht course in advertising. The
result is that his volume OF busiposs
has been multiplied thirty times
since 1899.
The Voiland- Engle Clothing "a NJ
which Mr.. Voiland is the head is III.
heaviest advertiser OF any clothing
store IN Topeka. Kan. with the cx
ception. It's growth during the last
-FOUR years has been sensational
newspaper advertising with one
yer! dchhitc aim. accomplished this
business miracle. Noilnnd nsserts
Every line of Advertising corv is
written by members of the nrm. and
i"n" gives most OF ii his personal
attention.
Money spent for newspaper advcr-
using Is the cheapest means OF u,t
tihe business II the copy is properly
prepared. Is given the home town
MAYOR which is 50 necessary To its
pulling power ana il il is used CON
siS'ently I" push home very def
nltc Impression OF the store Tor which
IL speaks. Noilaud claims.
- ""9 "ctH MS experience that
! every time the store has increased
us advertising appropriation an in
crease in volume has followed immc
dlatciy. Careful checks on cNpendi-
lures for publicity have been made
AGAINST sales. with the result that
Noiiand knows what his advertise
ln"nts have produced and which has
I brought in the greatest amount nj
business.
Ambitious 10 cxpanG. convinced
that an offensive in n period Of calm
~ preferable To u watchful- wnitiur
policy knowing that the only sure
| way To get business is to 20 and
bring II in, Noiland today is ad
ve''isins more heavily than ever be-.
tore in the history OF the store. lie
has set million dollar annual bust
ness hs his goal--a prctcntious tar
set-but he is climbing every year
nearer that mark. And the ladder
he climbs on is advertising.
For three years this firm has been
conducting q unique advertising cam
paign and il that tir Il has dis.
! posed OF enormous quantities Of
clothing and furnishings. added two
! new departments and at the present
! time Is increasing its floor space and
charging its basement store.
| the boys department was the FIRST
/ added. That Was two years ago and
! IL now does a large business. IL has
! been consistently advertised. some
reference. to II appearing In nearly
/ every advertisement published
| Copyright. 1921, Public Ledger COZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
ART EXHIBITION CLOSES
At THE ATELIER herr!
Plans Already Being Formu
lated for Another First
of Next Year.

Among the distinguished visitors
who attended the exhibition Of the
work or Louise Grow. at the Atelier
or the Virginia League of Fine Arts
and Handicrafts. were Arthur Daw-
son, who installed the Payne col
lection at the Battle Abbey; Mrs
Arthur Dawson and John Dawson.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davis. of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute: Miss Julia
I.athrop. former head OF the National
childrcn's Bureau: Mrs. Wcstmorc-
land Davis, Miss Virginia Randolph
Elicit Mrs. u. Is. Munford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gary Lambert, Miss Hooker. OF
the American Red Cross Society: Mr.
I.aignoli. William c. holland. DR.
Mary Erydon, head OF the Child Wei
fare bureau Of the Virginia Board
OF Health: Captain Baker. of Chcs-
terfcld: j. Rinford Walford. secretary
and treasurer OF the Architects AS
ISOLATION; Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Archer
and Mr.. MonfalcOne, who has just
completed the decorations In the Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
The exhibition closed Yesterday and
the executive committee met and pre-
pared plans for a meeting OF the
council OF members and a series OF
lectures on art for the active or
lay group OF members. while II was
reported at the meeting that the
artists group is arranging meetings
for that group, that the student
group has a program of its own. and
that plans for another exhibition to
he held the first of the year are in
process.
This Is the second exhibition the
Art League has held this year. the
first having been the exhibition of
war memorial photographs, brought
here by the league from the Ameri-
can Federation of Arts, OF which the
Virginia League Is a chapter, and
hung in the State Capitol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
CARPENTER IS NO LONGER
HAILED AS FRENCH IDOL
Break Comes When Fighter Fails Appear at Matinee
beneht Performance for Widows and Orphans of
Ills Dead Comrades of Air Service.

low. However. II was the body beat
ing by Dempsey's terrible left that
appears to have caused the injury TO
which the L'Auto man referred by
saying: There Is something wrong
with him inside"
Georges WAS not prepared for crit
icism. Fctcd by the most distin-
Eulshcd circles Of French social and
artistic society. checrcd by the peo-
pie in the street every time he step
ped out Of doors. Carpenter might
have realized that the people always
demand far moro of their heroes
than or ordinary mortals. But he did
not.
There came Il time when Georges
was 10 have appeared ut Il matinee
benefit performance for the widows
and orphans of his dead comrades of
the air service. AT tho very last mo-
ment. Carpenter sent Il telegram 10
the committee asking to be excused.
That was the break" The press
lambastcd him for IT, Newspaper
comments pointed out to Georges that
many other former flyers. totally
blind or manned. went through in
tense pain to appear In benefit shows
Tor the dependents of their dead COM
radcs, whereas he. the idol, pampcr-
cd by all France. man OF great
wealth. would not exert himself to
make success OF tho benefit show,
after promising to appear
One newspaper Socialist organ.
cyhically reminds Carpenter that
with all his wealth. he has not con-
tributed To the rebuilding Of his ma
tive city of Lens. His name is the
subject OF jcsts on tho music hall
ana revue stages particularly in con-
nection with his latest stroke OF
business. the lending of his name
TO brand Of aluminium kitchenware
for promotion purposes.
And. finally. the stories Of his mar
ties in the Montmartrc, particularly
during the time OF Charlie Chaplin's
visit to Paris. contributed nothing TO
the rebuilding of personal Carpen-
Ter popularity, which may now be
said To he practically nonexistent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
CENTRE AND GEORGIA
PLAY TRUE TO FORM
Score Expected Points Over
Washington and Lee
and Alabama.
Ry Associntcd prcss

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. oO.-Ccntre
College and Georgia University played
true to form during the last week,
and scored their expected victories
over Washington and Lee and Ala
bama, respectively, but the unlocked
for results came In Tulanc's victory
over Louisiana state and George
towns triumph over Boston College.
Victories Came ms Surprise.
Tulane bested Louisiana State. 81 to
IT, exactly the score by which the
state eleven went down before the
New Orleans team last season, but
comparative scores this fall had
pointed toward revenge for the
Staters. Georgetown was downcd, 30
to o. In 1920 by the Boston College
eleven, and after the Blue and GRAY
loss recently to Georgia Tech. II had
appeared the Bostonians might re-
peat.
Another contest that attracted wide
attention was the tight put up by
trinity College, OF Durham, y. C..
against the heavy New York l,ni-
Fersity team on the latter's home
ground. the North Carolinlanr,, hold
ing their opponents to Il 7-to-T tie
trinity had won all it's previous
games this year played against instI-
uutionS Of similar size. except n l4-to-
loss tn William and Mary. Florida
University and the mississippi Col
'ege added another tie tn the sen
sons record Friday, and :, but
MISSISSIPPI University was not so for
tnh"'e and bowed to the team from
me medical department Of tho .I'ni
rersity OF Tennessee. "a to o.
Week Dissstro. One.
The week was a dis rous one for
Clemson lost to Ersk /. and Marc r@I
land went down before Carnegie
lech. but Furman. North Carolina
state aad Virginia Polytechnic In
slitutioh rolled up good scores. Fur
man piled up a. 62-to-O score oycr
Wohord, North Carolina won it's
state championship by defeating
wake Forest and Virginia Tech
ncsted Roanoke, IS to 0.
Many big clevcns '.>rc not In ac.
ton Saturday. but mt their time
getting on edge for ThankspIvinr
pay games, which will end the sen
son FOR most OF them. Georgia, how
ever, was the exception. for the BuII-
uoss not only played Alabama yester-
"nF. nut Will play Clemson Thanks
giving Day and then meet Dart
mouth In Atlanta. SATURDAY..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
FORMER BOXER
KILLED IN CRASH
lBy Associated Press.

LA FAYETTE, IND, Nov. 20.-Mil-
burn Sayior. % years OF age, OF In
dianapolis, a Big Four Railroad fire.
man, who. few years ago was n
prominent contender for the light
weight boxisS championship. was
killed here today when a string or
cars running wild crashed into his
engine Saylor was pinned against
the boilerhcad aud scald.h To death
by the released steam. The engineer
OF the train was seriously injured.
Saylor started his boxing career
in 1884 and participated in over 200
ibatties. In 1914 he won the light.
weight and wclterweiEht titles OF
Australia. He had not been active
IN the bo1ing game for over two
Fsara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
HARvARD's DEFEAT OVER
YALE DISTINCT SURPRISE
The Uncertainties of Football
Have Never Before Been
Better Demonstrated.
by sdnc. Is. whIpplc,

United News staff Correspondent.
! NEW YORK. Nov. Gothic uncer-
= Iinticstof football were never better
Illustrated than in Harvard's defeut
Yale In the annual game that. for
sentimental reasons alone. attracts
more attention in the East than any
@ her gridiron battle.
Yale went, into the game a clear
voritc. an undcfcatcd eleven. VIC
tor over one team that had already
pcatcn Harvard To II standstill. She
came out at the short end of a
10-to-3 score. her hitherto imprcgna-
bic line shot to pieces. her once
powerful orrnsc riddlcd. and her sec
ondary defense battered and wrcckc,
AL this Harvard accomplished III
practically one week of intensive
work, plus the spirit of the fight,
Ing undcr-dog which, in football N
all sports. so often turns the scale
would rather lose every early
game In the season than to have
l "sc boys get ovcrconfident," said
mincnt football coach recently
confidence. either on the part
,-'e team or the student body. IS
e worst sin In the entire list. and
erconfidcncc wrecks more football
1tachtnes than any other single Gle
ment"
At any rate. Yales collapse in her
ritical game settles one thing.
Neither member OF the big three
can lay claim to the Eastern title
Princeton. starting the season with a
bunch of veterans that should have
turned out the finest eleven Nassau
has ever seen. lost two games one
% Navy. the other to Chicago. Har-
ard. with less promising material
rst two games to Centre and
rinccton - and tied another with
'cnn State. Then Yale was beaten
Z Harvard.
OF the indicated teams now left
the East, Penn State would seem
have the call. Hers has been the
j. ,, lest schedule, and she has pro-
ii the most impressive results.
v IN n climax, perhaps. in the game
Sainst Georgia Tech. which turned
he golden tornado into n moaning
pring breeze. Lafayette. Cornell
nd Washington and jefferson each
C aim the title, but the sclf-appointcI
J dyes OF the matter will listen more
20 Penn States pleas than to either
OF these.
only one thing can remove tn.
ci own from Penn States dome. ,rh,,
would be defeat by Glen Warmers
Pittsburgh team this week. Stranger
things have happened-one OF them
happened at Cambridge Saturday.
but once more all the indications
point to Penn State conquest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
BABE RUTH APPEARS
in THEATRICAL BENEFIT
IBy United News1

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.--Babe Ruth.
home-run king and lately vaudeville
actor. Keeps right at It,
among his stunts Sunday were:
Appearing in a theatrical benefit to
AID victims of sore feet and assisting
Marshal Foch. in defeating the FIRST
brick for the new 100000 Knights
OF Columbus Headquarters here.
The stage benefit was designed to
hhahce the foot clinic OF New York,
which iast year made $4,000 sick feet
happy.
Archbishop Patrick j. Hayes acted
as interpreter when Foch handed the
Is. OF c. brick to the Rambino.
Mon Frerc. un chevalicr dc Co
iomh.' said the marshal.
Wee. ouicd the king Of swat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
IOWA BEST SCORING
MACHINE IN BIC TEN
In Defensive Ability Ohio
State, Wisconsin and Chi
cage Surpass Winners.
IHy A*sociatcd Press. |

CHICAGO. Nov. 20--Thc Univer
sltH OF lowa's football eleven, cham
pion OF the Western conference. and
OF the Middle West. proved to he the
hest scoring machine in tho big ten
u"rinE the past season. hut In de-
iensire ability. Ohio state. Wiscon-
SIN and Chicago. all surpassed the
title winners on the basis of figures
alone.
The iIawkeyc scoring machine
crossed it's opponents goal lines in
championships games for "A total. of
III points. one Of the best records
made by hiS ten team since Michi-
cams famous point Il minute" eleven
OF years ago. Wisconsin was secured
in scoring ability against the CON
Terence teams. but was far behind
Iowa. the badgers total being SO
points. ohio state was third. with
9" points, and Chicago fourth. with ca.
ON the defensive. In conference
games alone. Ohio state kept it's goal
line safe in every game hut one. nil
n"is alone crossed the Buck.yc line
for seven points. Strangely. this
touchdown ana goal. the only one
scored against Ohio state. was the
only one scored by Illinois during
the season in big ten game. and
kept Ohio state out OF a tie with
Iowa for the championship.
Wisconsin. with ten points. scored
against her in titular contests Chi
caEo with thirteen, ana Town with
fifteen. ranked next In defensive
ability on The basis OF statistics
alone.
The following table shows the
games won. lost and tied hy each
team. and total points scored by
each eleven. together with opponents
total points. Only conference games
ar" Included and the teams are listed
in the order in which they finished
on the basis OF games won and lost:
On.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
.HARvARD's VICTORY DUB
TO BUELL. and OW|
Crimson Outclassed, but Gu!
icrback Turns the Tide ii
Third Quarter.
WEST VIRGINIA MAKES M1sr.
UndcrcHtimatcs Strength of l,,,rI
ny sthrtinE Nine SubstItutc.
Stnrts Regulars Too I.Rtc-nra3
Earns Close Victory.
IBy Associated Pros,


NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-yI,r,..
victory over Yale in the final OF 1
football seasons big three meett,l
VIII stand as one OF tho creates,
complishmcnts In all the prbH1
cians that have worn the Grind
owen half back. assisted by op,,
Back Buell.. turned tho trick. ~
left the Blue on the short end ID
1913 score.
There was every evidence b.fa
tho first kick -off that the Grim y
was outclasscd. and in tho q,
stages Of tho game. when Aldricb II
Jordan plunged time and ,,
through the Harvard tackles
center for gains and nrst dowS
this predicted Blue superi,r
seemed TO be proven. And 1. was
later. when. with the wind arai
thcm. the Blue got In trouble ON T.
Kicking, but marched over II,
Crimson territory by tho hull
Jordan and tho determined plune,7
OF Captain Aldrich.
Huell's Stnr Play.
But in tho latter staEes o,
third quarter. Buell.. who for q
seasons had been in the Harvard M
hp as general. standing Off
tcil'nE his warriors what to do.
cided to carry out personally ono
his own Ideas. He did so in a uni
did manner, and when he came
earth 1t was on YaIc's twcly,.y
line. The quarter ended. and In
beginning OF the next, Owen. IN,
pcndabl plunged across with
touchdown. from which Buell. kio
goal Yale tried desperately to
the lead again. but Harvard's
defensive hght was made and
were held. Later Owen booted
goal from the ncid, final scorfb
play.
Captain Jim Robinson. OF IN
mouth. one of the seasons stars.
in poor form when his eleven
sent against Syracuse. and II
partly because OF his poor pun
that the Orange was able to
u Ia Z.
Down in bethlehem. Pa. Lafay
triunph"d oTer I.chigh. % to 6.
inderrstimnicd RutE~rs.
West Virginia UNDERESTIMATE
strength OF Rutgers and started
Substitutes against them In the eli
at New Brunswick. ~ j. RutE
scored two touchdowns In the sect
quarter. and Vets Virginia, trying
overcome the lead. sent in It's re
lars. Only one touchdown could
accomplish. however. against
Rutgers defensive. and the final SGD
was IL to Z.
Brown concluded its season "
II hard-carned 20 victory over C
gate at Providence. Gcorgeto{
played listlcesly against Boston q
lere IN the early minutes Of IN
game, but fought hard later al
won, IA to 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Dr. Coleman Addres.c. Physician.

Ut. {. &. Coleman, at the meeting
tomorrow night at $40 O'Clock in
the auditorium OF the Chamber OF
Commerce of the Academy OF Med
icine and Surgery. will read a paper
on some Observations on Recon
struction Surgery OF the Face for tho
Relief or Deformities" There viii
he lantern slides Case reports VIII
be made by Or. G.. c. Woodson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Footbni Game Is Insured.

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. Gothic
Thanksgiving Day football game be-
tween teams OF the Winchester IIrh
school and the Shenandoah Valley
Academy, regarded by fans as the
lootba'i classic OF the Virginia VAL
ley, has been insured against rain
and snow. II was announced TODAY.
Winchester High stands at the head
OF the Cumberland Valley Athletic
League in football this fall, and Shen-
andoah, Winchester prep school, has
one Of the best teams In recent years,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Lynchburs II. $. win. h, 90.

LfNCHBURG. VA. Nov. Gothic
iootball team representing the high
school. which ended its season here
Yesterday In blaze OF glory by an
unexpected 6-to-0 victory over yir-
gina Episcopal School. Is to be given
banquet at the Y. NJ. G. 4. by tho
Hiy Club. the evening OF December 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
~ Cobb I. Fined.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. 20.--Ty-
rus Cobb. manager Of the Detroit
American League baseball club aud
manager OF the san Francisco team
of the California Winter League, was
aned $50 as the result OF an alter
cation between Cobb and Umpire
Phyle during yesterdays game be.
tween the San Francisco and Vernon
clubs here, 1t ,becsms known tonIsht,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
TO Concb Lynchburr Five.

1.YNcHHUIiG. VA. Nov. 2o.-Pro-
fcssor &. l.. Mcphearson. head OF the
English department at I.ynchburg
College. will coach the basketball
team 10 represent that college next
season. Professor McrhearSon was
q star PLAYER at the Hiram (Ohio)
College, and several years ago coached
successfully. the Minigan CTenno
College Guint. The team promises to
have the hest material in the history
Of the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Would Honor so,s,.,.. u

An appropriation by the next Gen
eral Assembly to he used in placing
en- equestrian statue OF General
Joscph +. Johnston on Johnston
circle in the Nicksburg National
Miiitary Park. TO commemorate the
devotion, patriotism and faithful
service of Virginia soldiers in the
NicksburS campaign and defense, is
asked by William 7. Rigby. chairman
OF the park commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
WHAT VIRGINIA LEAGUE DIRECTORS DID

a receipt NN '0"'S S'"" 10
RAISED club o from;
' " ''' ''S' '"'eu 10 portsmouth
" 'N''e"So" OF
'Neue'
~ S'eA
-
thatth
robcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
English I,urj,i,t Dt...

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-IIerbert
Crossley, English heavyweight pugil-
list. who recently came to this coun-
try. died today after a weeks Illness.
His last bout was with AL Roberts, OF
New York, about two weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
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Stock MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 3. - The stock
market was .hesitant today, favorite )
moving within restricted areas, while
specialties continued to denote the IN
creasingly doubtful prospects indicat-
ed in the less essential lines of in
dustry.
Foreign and domestic oils were
firm to strong, especially the cheaper
or low grade. Snares, these GeelVln ;
their better tone from the higher
prices quoted for crude products. Cop
Iers moderately enhanced last week )
salns unuer What seemed like pool op
I erationS.
Rails, excepting coalers, were un-
usually sluggish and many of Nthe mo-
tor, chemical and food issues sho"
ed progressive weakness, incidentally
establishing low quotations for a yea.
or much longer periods. Conspicuous
features of the latter class embraced
American Sugar common and prefer
red. Cuba Cane preferred, Cuban
American preferred, and Pierce Ar
row preferred at extreme recession5
of l to about points. Sales amount
ped to $4,000 shares.
Advices over the weC,-end were
mostly of an encouraging tenor. Rail
road tonnage moved more rapidly To
market and western and southwest
ern financial centers reported grad
ual growth of confidence in the bust
ness outlook and expansion of invest
ment demand.
! A firmer tone was eyinced by the
, LEGAL money market, call loans open
ing at 512 per cent, presumably in
consequence of last weeks deficit IN
clearing house reserves. On the very
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
BANKERS CONVENTION
TO BE OPENED TO-DAY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 3. - Finan-
ciers of the nation will examine, dis
sect and determine the condition of
the country's economic wealth in the
formal opening Of the 47th annual
convention OF the American Bankers
Association here tCmorrOw. Tho
economic situation of today, the rcla-
tion of money to industry. the rcla-
ton OF capital and labor, the relation
of the national pocket book to the In
dividual, will be analysed by experts
from every angle.
For four days the bankers will con
tinuc 10 probe and absorb ideas on
policies for Improvement.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04

limited inquiry, however. the rate fell
to per cent at noon.
London furnished higher level of
exchange rates to this market, al
though Itaiain and Belgian bills re-
acted here, marks also falling to with
in a point of their low records. Elk
change on reece weakened in connec-
ton with the more adverse economic
conditions in that country.
+ Heaviness OF French and Belgian
was issues, also Mexicans and Cuba
Cane rs detracted from the strength
OF thes bond market Liberty 81
which Jagged in the recent rise OF
that group, were active and Tstrong.
Total sales, par value, 81, 375, doc.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. Oct. 8. - Liberty
bonds closed strong: 31as sSS.62:
first As S9O.SO bid; second As $90.62;
first AS 5000; second 4As s90.64;
third ANS $4,000; fourth 4Hs s90.S6;
Victory 3%s s99.42; Victory 4Ms
$99.42.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
MCCRS DRIVEN BACK
SAYS MADRID REPOR

MADRID, Oct >. - I'm official com
munication received today rom Gcr-
cral Bcrcngucr. Spanish bi~h com
missioner in Morocco, said.
To-day was Il glorious ddv for our
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
By CONDO

arms. The bravery with which our
troops fought resulted in beating off
humorous banfIs Of The enemy. Nos
only did we carry the fight against
the larre concentrations of Guelayas
and Eirrian3, but wc occupied posi-
tiuns which benefit materially our
lines for further advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
DENIED HABEAs CORPUS

Los ANGELES Oct. 3.--AppIica
ton for a writ of hnbcas corpus wa
denied here today by tho state a0uei
late court i'm the case of &cnophon
Jones, arrested at san Diego and
wanted m Oklahoma to serve sen
tenCe for murder
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-04
FOR SAlE-POULTRF

FOR SALE - Chickens, chicken
wlre and chicken houses, by McDon.
aid tank, Brewery GulCh.
2O2l-lU-5
FOR SALE - Thoroui Inbred >. c. q.
Minorca cOckrcls, q months old. Adj,
dress 31l 18Th Terrace, 3rd Addi-
ton, Warren 2O36-iO-6