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,uooestIons for Control Of Water

suooestions for Control o. "a'e
melon Anthracnose
The farmer who grows watermeions
a. No enemy more serious than an
[S~acnose When this disease Sc
a,res firm foothold and where no
|arorts are made to combat It, the
losaas are enormous. however, there
70 very effective remedies for the
,,saosa which have meant great saw
|ings already to Florida farmers. me
FLORIDA Experiment Station ana tne
4 Agricultural Extension Division nave
long advocated this remedy.
This hest method of control is by
wing the vines with Also Dor
.doaux mixture. If anthracnose spores
uorms are carried to healthy melon
vines. they will become diseased un
hess protected by coating OF spray
mixture. which prevents the germlna
lion of the spores and the develop
,nant Of the fungus. Thoro appllca
lions of bordeaux mixture will pre-
vent the spread of the disease ane
will help to control other diseases o.
the crop as well.
The following schedule will serve
as = guide in knowing just when &c
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TEST OF A MAN

q
The test of a man is the fight he
makes,
The grit that he daily shows;
The way he stands on his feet and
takes
Fate's numerous bumps and blows.
A coward can smile when there's
naught to fear,
When nothing his progress bars,
But it takes man to stand up and
cheer
While some other fellow stars.
1t isn't the victory after all,
But the fight that brother makes;
The man who, driven against the
wall,
Still stands up erect and takes
The blows of fate with his head held
high,
Bleeding and bruised and pale.
Is the man who'll win in the by and
by,
For he isn't afraid to fall
It's the bumps you get, and the jolts
you get,
And the shocks that your courage
stands,
The hours of sorrow and vain regret,
The prize that escapes your hands,
That test your mettle and prove your
worth;
1t isn't the blows you deal,
But the blows you take, on the good
old earth,
That shows if your stuff is real.
Dallas Saturday Night.
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show you how it is done. Call upon
him; he is for your convenience, free
of charge

show you how it is done. Call upon
him; he is for your convenience, free
Of charge.
SPRAY to Free Citrus Fruit Of
BIemishes
Application of Lime-Sulphur Control
Tear-Stain, Making Florida Fruit
More Readily Salable.
Applications of lime-sulphur spray
to control rust mites on citrus fruit
has been found to be equally effective
for the control of tear-stain, according
to specialists of the United States De
partment of Agriculture who have out
lined the results or their experiments
| in Department Bulletin 924, Tear-Stain
of Citrus Fruits, recently published.
While tear-stained fruit seems to
possess the flavor and keeping quail
ties equal to that which is free from
the blemish, specialists say that grow
ers in Florida sustain losses each
year because the disease renders the
fruit unsightly and unattractive, thus
reducing its marke. value.
During the season of 1917, when the
department. specialists were conduct
ing spraying experiments in a grape
fruit grove in Florida for the control
of citrus scab, it was observed that
tear-stain was almost entirely absent
from plates that received several ap-
plications of lime-sulphur solution,
though it was quite prevalent where
| Bordeaux mixture had been applied
during the scab spraying season. Since
the first observation, many similar
manifestations of the lack of control
of tear-stain by copper sprays have
appeared in the experimental plats
Begins IN February
Ordinarily the scab-spraying season
in Florida begins in February when
the spring growth starts and extends
over a period of 2 or 3 months 1t is
followed rather closely by a period of
attack by rust mites, which usually
are most abundant during May and
June, and are readily controlled by 2
or 8 applications of lime-sulphur So
luton diluted to 66. In general the
results of the spraying experiments,
the bulletin says, show that tear-stain
was controlled in that part of the
grove which received applications of
lime-sulphur solution shortly before
the period when rust mites are in
greatest number Tear-stain was ma
teriaEy reduced on that part of the
grove which received applications of
the l,me-sulphur spray considerably in
advance of the appearance of rust
mites. ann the blemish was not reduc-
ed on fruit which was sprayed with
copper mixtures.
+. Practically all tear-stain on Florida
grown fruit is associated with rust
mites and. according to the bulletin,
can be readily controlled by spraying
W CoHliOi InOSC hAeCo. WnOh ouhphi
sprays are applied for scab during
the early spring. which is usually too
soon for the best rust-mite control,
and are not followed by the regular
rust-mite application, tear-stain is
greatly reduced. But when the appli-
cation is made later at the best time
to control rust-mite, tear-staining is
practically eliminated.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST TO The FARMER
49, AND STOCK GROWER

spray:
Make the first application when
the vines begin to run.
SPRAY the second time about one
week after the first melons have set
on the vines.
MAKE a third application about
| two weeks after the second
Should anthracnose appear and the
above schedule has not been used, try
these emergency measures: Spray
with bordeaux Immediately and re-
peat the operation about 10 days later.
If rains are frequent at this time
third spraying will probably be re-
quired.
Precautions to be observed:
unless necessary, do not work
among the vines when they are wet
This is a good time to spread disease
if any is present.
Select a bright, sunny day for
spraying, in order that the mixture
will dry thoroly.
IF POSSIBLE, avoid spraying when
the heavy bloom is on, as great care
must be taken at this time to avoid
breaking oc blossoms with the hose
Order quicklime and bluestone
(for making bordeaux in advance.
In an emergency hydrated lime, in
amounts of fourth to half greater
than quicklime, may be used
Make the mixture carefully. If ii
contains more than pounds blue.
stone to so gallons, the foliage may
be severaly buried. Always use
freshly prepared spraying material
i
Store Eggs in Water Glass
The supply of eggs is nearer the
demands of the market now than at
any time during the last IL months.
1t is not likely that the price will go
lower than it is. Professor n. w
Sanborn, poultry specialist of the
Florida Agricultural Extension Di
/ vision, says that it will be well to
save eggs now for autumn use. He
advises:
If you are producing eggs, put most
of them down in water glass, or incu-
bate them. Do not rush them into
an overloaded market. If you are a
housewife with no laying hens, pur
chase all the eggs you can well save
4 to have on hand when the high prices
again come. Eggs can be bought now
for third the price you will have to
pay next October. Storing eggs in
water glass does not injure them in
any way. A well kept, fresh, clean
egg will be nearly as valuable in six
months as if it were newly laid.
Directions for preparing water glass
for preserving eggs may be had fol
the asking from the Florida Expert
ment Station or the Agricultural Elk
tension Division at Gainesville, OF
your county agent will be able te
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She pleaded and pleaded 20, Milly
dear where did you get that adorable
little hat you wear with your spring
suit?r Madge who is inclined to be
economical as well as little ultra
did not want to disclose her secret
but finally consented, why bought
il at FISHEL'S, and that is why can
buy SO many HATS on my allowance
from lack 1-mo
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oLpsMAR GARDEN TRACTOR

Biggest small tractor and smallest
big tractor on the market today. Does
the work of one horse quicker, cheap
err and better; just the thing to work
your crops or orange grove. 1t oper-
ates at half the cost of maintaining a
horse. Send for literature or come
and see it work at j 81 Reitz's, local
agent, Weirsdale, Fla % Tyr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Correction ms 10 Awards.

The list OF the scholarships an
bounced in The Times Dispatch of
August AZ awarded by the Vir-
sinia Division Of the United Daugh-
trrs of the Confedcracy in co-opera
ton with the Southern Woman's
Educational Alliance was an error
All scholarships contained In The
announcement were awarded by the
southern Womun's Educational AZ
lianc, itself. although three of them
those AT William and Mary. /, Ruth
Oliver. of Milton. y. ~. and Caroline
Hin. Of Roanoke. Va, and that Il,
the iiarrisonbure State Normal
School L" Julis Dunnaway, OF smith
field. VA. were given to young
women making application through
the L. H. G. The T.. -. c.. Virginia
Division. had, however. II large num-
Der of valuable scholarships AMI is
shortly To publish II list or it's own
(. awards. Mrs w. c. y. Merchant, of
Graham, Is chairman of the cGuca-
on committee II the l.. d. &. ANA
MSS -. l.. Hatcher acts as vice -chnl.-
ElIn OF the committee.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
21ONorth Lombardy
Street
RICHMOND, VA.
ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE.


IN execution or Il certain deed OF
trust. dated July -. 1872. and record
ed IN the clerks Office OF the Court
of Chanrery Tor the city % Richmond
Va. In Deed BOOK 2l7-G. page 2ys
default having been made in tue nay
fncnt OF - portion OF the debt secured
Thereby. and hav!nI; been required by
the notchuldcr 10 do so. wc Will. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1871
ut 1880 O'Clock i. NJ.
proceed TO sell ut public auction OF,
tnc premises. The property conveyed
therein. to-wit
All that certain lot q; land, with
improvements thereon lying and
being IN the city OF Richmond Va
on the west line OF l.ornbardy street
between Grove Avenue and Hanover
Avenue. beginning at Il point on The
west line OF l.OmbIriy Street distant
l53 feet inches south OF the south
line of Hanover Avenue (bcing
the center OF the partition wall
which divides the tenement ON
the property hereby desci,Sed from
mat which adioins IT on the northJ.
thence running southwardly along
and fronting on the west line OF LON
Dhrdy street 20 feet TO the north line
OF an alley "a feet wide, and extend
ipg back wcstwardiy between parable!
INES 20 feet TO an alley 20 ictst wide.
TERMS Cash.
\. NJ COVER.
ROiiT. y. POLLARD.
Trustees.
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vii SON AND DOWNEY
TO FIGHT 12 ROUNDS
lHy Associated Press.

HbSToN. Aug. l0.-Martin killiea,
manager of Johnny Wilson, an
nounced tonight that Wilson mad hcen
matched by Tex Rickard to meet
Bryan Downey. in Il twelve round no.
decision bout at Jersey city. Labor
Day In IA recent bout at Cleveland
ihe referee awarded tho decision to
wilson on foul. Lut the Cleveland
boN!ng commission announced that
Il had ovcrruled the dcciSiun unc
you'd recognize Downcy as middle
weight champion on the ground that
he had actually scored Knockout
The Massachusetts boxing commiss ion
has refused 10 recognize the action
pf the Cleveland body.
Wilson viii receive - per cent OF
the gate receipts and Bowney 20 per
cent. Both men are to weigh leo
pounds 1T 10 o'clock in the morning
They will enter the ring at i. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
MANY DOCUMENTS RECEIVE
THE SIGNATURE OF MAYOR

Mayor A!nslie yesterday attached
his signature OF approval To num-
Der OF papers passed by both
branches OF City Council. including
measures Ia accept dedication OF GER
tain streets and alleys in North
Richmond: To establish true line OF
alley from Meadow Street, between
Grove and Hanover Avenues: to place
III. &. Truman on the supernnntiatcd
list: To acquire land for widening
Patterson Avenue at Roscncath Road:
Ia reimburse FitZhugh Lee Camp.
Spanish War Veterans for money
expended in entertainment of dele
gates To state Encampment. July.
1920. Ia acquire two feet OF land for
extension OF sewers on alley north
Of Woodrow Avenue from Ladies'
Mile Road: 4" authorize the Comp
'rollcr To pay bill or State Warden
{. T. Sims, Ter killing SRA: dogs
under state dog law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
DEEM CAUSE OF ALASKAS LOSS
LlNSLSPEC7ED OCEAN CURRENT
Coast Survey Chief Describes Pacific Phenomenon
Which Deceives Navigators, Throwing Them Off
Their Course When Fogs Prevent Observations

Influence has probably been factor.
ne declared In the loss Of Il hun.
dred ships along tn. Pacific margin
III the last twenty years
These water drifts toward The
mainland Colonel Jones pointed
out. affect II vessel navigation north
or south along tho coast move /;
gradually nearer and nearer land.
when is officers have chartcd thri,
course out into safe deep waters Il
logs or bad weather intervene Il
hinder their usual observations. the
vessel may hc piled upon Il reef. and
even her wireless calls for helm will
u" confusing. because the location
Ter captain gives will he miles away
rom the actual location.
IT the observation studies OF the
current can be continued. Colonel
ones said. cnrron; tables serving To
'r"tcct til" mavigators may he built
up.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY CHAS. l.. RUEHRMUND.
Real Estate Agent.
Trustees Auction Sale

In part execution OF 4 certain deed
OF trust TO the undersigned trustee.
dated December =. 1920. and duly re-
corded In the Clerks office of Rich
mond Chanccry Court, In ID. Il. 27I-A,
page 20. there having been default
in the payment OF the debt thereby
secured. and being requested so To do
by the beneficiary. | VIII sell at pub.
liz: auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST Ii, 1927,
Al 1870 O'Clock y. NJ.
all that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land located In the city OF Richmond
Va. In What is known as SCOTS Adj
dition; said lot fronting - feet on
the south line or Brookland Street
beginning at "a point so feet east of
the southeast intersection of Brook
land street with High Point Avenue.
and runs back nSrthwardly from sal
frontage between parallel lines the
distance Of 10 feet to a 2p-foUt alley
TERMS 10 II: announced at sale.
MAX Il. RUEiIRMCED.
Trustee. &.
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
lcA. EASTERN DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA.

whereas. on the 25,h day OF July.
1921. Rodney y. Smith filed q libel In
the District Court Of the United
states FOR the Eastern District OF
Virginia against tile steamer Rose
dale" her boats. tackle. apparel and
furniture" In :, caus" OF debt, civil and
maritime.
And whereas. By virtue of process
In due form OF law, To me directed.
r"iurnablG on the IND DAY OF
AUGUST, 1921, have seized and
taken the said steamer "Roscda!c."
and HAY. her In my custody.
Notice is hereby given that a DIS
tr!ct Court VIII be held In the United
States Courtroom. in the city OF Rich
mond. Va. on the l2th day OF August,
1921. 70" III. trial OF said premises.
ANA the owner or owners. and ali
persons who mag have or claim any
interest, are hereby cited to be and
appear AT the tim. aud place aforc-
said. 10 show causr ii any they have.
why final decree should not pass
as prayed.
CLARENCE q. SMITH
l.. :. Marshal.
Ey j. G. ELLIOTT.
Deputy y. :. Marshal.
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FRlGHTENS OFF BURGLARS
WHEN MEN ARE ARRESTED

Upon receipt OF information that
an attempt would be made 10 rob
the safe OF tho Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company. IL South Twelfth
Street, II number of policemen Sc
GREETED themselves in and around tho
Office building early yesterday morn
ing. but their efforts were unreward-
ed. II was said that the combin;t-
tion OF the safe and other valuable
data relative to gaining entrance To
the Office had been obtained by tho
suspected burglars.
The arrest Of three men on n
charge OF vagrancy in the vicinity
of the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company's building, is said TO have
alarmed the thieves planning the roo
berry, and caused their getaway,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
GIANTS SPLIT DOUBLE
HEADER WITH CUBANS

The Richmond Giants ana III.
Cuhans split a double header yester-
DAY the first game going to the
Cubans 10y the score OF To /. ami the
second to the Giants by the score OF
: To =
Tompsom, pitching the second game
Tor the Giants. hurled Gtellar ball
throughout the entire game. allowing
but live hits
The Giants play the strong Hrook-
Ign Royals. from BroolSlyn, y Y.
here next week. In the meantime
the team VIII he strengthened by
three new players from the naruchap
Giants.
Score 10y innings: IL. ii. T..
cubans 100 3e2 600 10 /
Richmond 900 400 Ol0--l I /
batteries: ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
Grant CubanS---curran ana Fer
nanda.
Second game: r. H. T..
cuhans ..........o00 COL OOi--2 /
Richmond .......l03 600 0l0--5 y o
Batteries: Acknowledgement and
Patterson. Cuhans-Fclla and Syl-
via.
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GREAT BRITAIN WINS
SIX METER YACHT RACE
lGy Associated Press. ]

COVE RS. ISLE OF WIGHT Au. 10.
TREAT Britain today won the inter
national siN-metcr yacht race from
the team Of four American boats
sent across seas 10 contest for the
cup.
The sixth ana final race in the
series was won by the British racers
By margin OF four points. the home
boats scoring twenty and the visitors
sixteen. Previously the point score
stood at nincty-Seven for the British
craft, ana scvcnty-two for the Amcri-
cans, thus making the final score
Great Britain III and America eighty
eight.
The order Of the Snish was Vie
toria. lean. Grebc. Genie. Shcila
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

WHITE AND DUNDEE DRAW;
PAUL DOYLE BEATS CROSS
lny Associated Press

NEW YORK. Aug l0.-Charlic
White. %: CE.Srgo. ana Johnny Dun
dee. Of New York, went ten rounds
To Il draw. n an opcn-air arena here
tonight E0th are iightweiShtS.
faul Doyle. claimant OF the New
England wcltcrweight title. was
given the judges decision over Mar
~ Cross. OF New York.
Johnny iiun, claimant OF the Amer
lean hywciSht championship. re-
ccived the Judges decision over
Charley l.edUuS. French bantam
weight, at the end OF their ten-round
bout, but the crowd expressed its
disapproval ut the verdict. Sun was
knocked down in the third and
fourth rounds by lcfts To the chin.
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tBy Associated pressI

WASHINGTON. Aug. l0.-A baf-
ling phenomenon Of ocean current
tendencies jus, discovered. probably
accounts FOR the loss Saturday OF
The steamer Alaska and a. lives on
IN" California coast, IL was announced
ere today by Colonel l.. Lester
jones director OF the coast and
scodctic survey.
Winds driven parallel to the Pacific
coast, he said. set up new currents
which. unsupported by navigators.
DRIFT inland. instead OF exactly in
wind direction.
Tn" tendency. and som. Of the
principles governing it, have been de-
vclopcd by observations from light
Siips along The Pacific Coast Col
olcl Jones said. aud probably can he
Worked out further by research for
.hc protection of navigation. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
AMERICAN TENNIS STARS
WIN STRAIGHT VICTORIES
IEy Nssocinte1 rrrssl

NIAGAltA-ON THE LAKE, ONT.
Aug. lO.-Straight-Sct Victories were
scored by the American tennis play
ers over their Canadian opponents IN
the international singles matches to-
day. r. i.indicy Murray. or Niagara
Falls, former American singles cham
pion. defeated j.. A. Purhiss. Toronto.
e., GO, and paired with G.. Herd, OF
Chicago. in the open doubles. defeated
t. w. Rickic and Il. Shcard. OF To-
ronto. 6-i. 6-l.
Frank Anderson. OF New York. ma
tional indoor champion. and Waiter
Wesbrook. OF Cleveland, outplnyed
y. r. Bcrnhardt. Of Preston. and J. NJ
Laing. Waterloo. o., CO. In the open
doubles
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ITALIAN BANK OF AMERICA
ORGANIZED IN NEW ORLEANS
LEv AsHncinte1 prnss 1

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug l0.-Pcr-
lection oi plans for organization Of
the italian Bans OF America. capt.
talizcd at 100000. was announced
tonight ~ g. Ecs;ri. chairman of
she recently organized Italian Cham
Der of Commerce OF New Orleans.
Organizers OF the bank say it's oh
Ject /" To promote larger trade between
the United states aud Italy, and also
to Improve trade relations between
Central american countries and New
Orleans. BaclcrS of the project are
leaders In In, local Italian colony.
which owns 81 per cent of New Or
leans real estate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
8-Room Dwelling
513 N. 31st Street

by virtue of certain deed of
trust. dated May 18th. 1920. and ro.
corded in the Richmond Chanccrv
Court. clerks Office. in Deed BooL
263- y. page 3SI. default having been
made in tho payment or portion OF
the debt secured thereby, and having
been REQUIRED by the beneficiary
hereunder so TO do. !. the under
signed trustee. will. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST IlTII, 1921.
at $3.50 O'clock j.. NJ.
on the promises. proceed TO sell nj
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz:
.'All that certain lot of land. with
all improvements thereon, living md
being I'm the city OF Richmond Va
and known as No. 5l3 North THIRTY
First Street, fronting on the eastern
limo of Thlrty-hrst Street, between
Clay and Leigh Streets. thirty-two
t32D feet and extending back east
wardly from said front nj right
angles and between parallel lines one
hundred and twcnty-siX I26O III
three (3") inches to an alley sixteen
$50 feet wide."
Any one desiring TO purchase n
good home or an Investment will do
well 10 attend this sale.
TERMS. Cash.
VIM. r. REDO.
..-,-..li-.. -. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Advertising Committe. 10 Meet,

II. l.. Harrison, chairman OF the
Advertising committee of the Chamber
of Commerce. will call that body
together early next week for the pur-
pose of taking UP the subject Of
pushing RiChmonu- made goods and
presenting the same to the people
OF Richmond in Il systematic way
throughout the fall months. The
Made in Richmond" exhibit Will also
be discussed. and recommendations
made 10 the board OF directors re-
latiVc TO the exhibit.
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No Meeting Code Commission.

], was stated yesterday that the
Commission on Revision OF the Build
ing Code would not meet until early
in September. II had been announced
that tho commission would probably
meet this week, hut owing to business
plays of several members the meeting
Will not lie held until later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Ercc DIsrcnsnry nenort.

The average number OF patients
who visited the free dispensary daily
during the month of July was ninety
three. the lowest number on any one
day being Mftytwo ana the highest
$50. Prescriptions to the number Of
LES were filed during the month.
The total number Of patients call
Ing during the month was 2,aSA.
Patients who did not pay Tor s"ca,-
mcnt numbered 1851, or 81 per cent
OF the total number calling.
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Nninrcd I.n,,,rr To- SncnI..

Under the auspices of the Rich
mond branch az the National Assoc
citation for tho Advancement Of COL
orcd FcOplc." William r. Denny. a
colorHd lawyer OF this city. will speak
'oniSht AT St Philips Episcopal
church, colorcd. 50. james and Leigh
streets, On the subject. The Appli-
catiun OF Justice" This Ia the fourth
OF series uf lectures by this
speaker lie VIII he presented by
Rcv. !. l.. Taylor rector Of the
church
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$3.50

100 NORTH PLUM STREET
rooms and bath. brick. modern.
with electric lights and pinclcss FUR
mace. Possession ri once. Terms easy.
". = ROBINSON * co