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s43.5oo.ooo bonds Sold.

Drexel & Co. announce the closing OF
the subscription books on the publi,
offering of s3,50006o of the Georgia
Railway and Power Company's twenty
five year per cent. general mortgage
gold bonds, seriesfof 1922.
Blair 6. Co. Inc. the National City
Company, the Chase Securities Corpora
tion and the First Trust and Saving
Bank. Chicago. closed the subscription
books for the 100000, 900 Of the Sinclair
CRUDE Oil Purchasing Company's three
year 5la per cent. gold notes, series "A,
at 10 A. NJ. yesterday. the issue having
been approximately five times oversub-
scribed
Kuhn. Loeb & Co and the National
City Company announce that the
$40. 100000 of the Paris-Lyons-M -Mediter-
ranean Railroads external per cent.
gold bonds. offered by them, have been
sold.
Il. II. Rollins & Sons announce that
the New England Oil Refining Com
panys first mortgage per cent. bonds
have all been sold.
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Municipal Offerings.

The Guaranty Company OF New York
will offer to-day $4,000 OF city OF
Cranston. r. T., 4 per cent. sinking fund
gold school bonds. dated April Ia, 1922.
and due on April Is, 1852, for 80 to
yield more than 4.05 per cent. They are
exempt from Federal income taxes and
legal investments for savings banks and
trust funds IN New York. Massachu-
sets. Connecticut and other States
The Hanchctt Bond Company Is offer
ing an issue OF S25O.000 OF city OF Tulsa
okla. 5 and " per cent. water honds.
maturing. in 1927 to 1947, inclusive. at
prices 10 yield 4.s0 10 $50 per cent.
Rutter & Co. arc offering At 9S.25 and
interest TO yield more than 5.15 per
cent. s150.00e OF the Province OF sas-
katchewan's ) per cent. bonds. due on
May 1. 1899. and payable IN this city
in United States gold coin
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Bonbright & Company
ILLINOIS CENTRAL DECLINES.
Net Income Cut TO $3.50 share
Owing to Special Charges.
incorporated

CHICAGO, April 20.--The Illinois Cen
tral Railroad earned in 1921 net in
come equivalent to $3.50 a share on the
s1O9, 1885, 900 of its capital stock. in con-
trast to s12.41 share in 1920, according
TO its annual report. The reduction is
attributed to special charges in connec-
ton with tho company's accounts with
the Government.
In 1920 the company had set aside a
reserve OF S6,S54,45i for maintenance.
including IL among operating expenses,
but in the settlement with the Govern
ment for the guaranty period this claim
was disallowed by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. It was deducted,
therefore. from this years income, the
charge being included under deductions
from gross income.
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Railroad Employment.

An incidental effect OF the coal min
ers' strike has been to throw n consid-
erablc number OF railroad employees out
OF work. owing 10 the curtailmcnt Of
train service TO tho mines. Estimates
OF the transportation workers idle on
that account run as high as 1900 Vlr-
tually all large coal carriers of the
Eastern territory have reduced their
working forces as result OF the strike.
Even railway clerical forces have come
or its system tho Erie Railroad in ad-
diiion to outright layoffS. has had in
effect since April n short time pro-
gram for such employees as remain at
work
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Block Of Rails for sale.

r.. w. Chapman & Co. are offering a
block OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and
Puget Sound Railways first mortgage
per cent. bonds. dated January J.,
1909, and due In January /, 1949, to
yield about Q per cent They are So
cured by an absolute first mortgage on
$3.50 miles OF double track or main line
road, 4i0 miles OF which have been cleo
trfied a first mortgage on the terminal
properties In Seattle. Tacoma. Butte and
Spokane and about 200 miles OF branch
lines. The bonds are non-callablc md
are a legal Investments for savings
banks and trust funds IN New York.
Connecticut, Massachusetts,, New jersey
end other states.
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OFFER Intertype Bonds.

Swartwout & Appenzellar arc offering
a new issue of S750.0o0 of the Intertype
Corporations ten year per cent. de-
benture bonds. dated April /. 1922, and
due on April |. 1892, at 9s and interest,
to yield more than IL per cent. Tho
Intcrtype Corporation of Brooklyn Is one
OF two companies in the world manu-
featuring approximately all line casting
composing machines used by newspapers
and printers for rapid production Of
type. The company has no mortgage
obligations. Its earnings for 1921 were
approximately six times interest charges
on this ISSUE after taxes.
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Expect Czecho-sIovakian offer.

Wall Street heard yesterday a report
that the balance of :he 8 per cent.
Czecho-Slovakian secured external sink
ing fund gold bonds, due on April !,
1861. would be offered soon. Their
authorized issue is $50o0o,o0o. of which
about $30.0o0.000 was sold recently
simultaneously in New York. London
and Amsterdam for 96is The rumor
accompanied q decline in the bonds
listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change, which finished the day at II
point net lower at 9Sh.
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HUDSON TUBES SURPLUS UP.
Reports Gain TO $01. .OGO in March
After Charges.

The Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
reports for March a surplus Of 1860
after charges. including full interest on
it's per cent adjustment bonds. in con-
trast to s45.073 in March. 1921. Last
months gross operating revenues ag-
grcgated s954.751, in contrast to sS9S,919
In March. 1920.
For the first quarter OF 1922 the COM
pany reported gross operating revenues
OF s2,755,54a, contrasted with s2.5S9.724
for the corresponding period in 1921.
Surplus after all charges for the former
period aggregated s213,719. in contrast
10 SG6.299 in the first quarter Of 1921.
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Average Bond Prices
April 20. 1929
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
s7.eao,o0o New Car Trusts.

An issue of s7.ss5.0oO OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroads equipment
trust 5las, maturing serially in year
TO fifteen years, has been placed pri-
vately at par and interest by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and the National City COM
pany. 1t is The largest block of new
equipment notes to be sold since the
$37, 1000 of the New York Centrals
notes two years ago. 1t is believed that
ether railroads will sell equipment notes
soon. as purchases of equipment by Inn
portant roads have been large In the
last few months and are expected to
continue for considerable time.
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shipping Board opens Bids.

Bids on S4.000,000 of the Texas Com
pany's debenture notes given in pay
ment of ships We're opened yesterday
by the United States Shipping Board.
The procedure of the sale differed
little from most competitions in
which bankers are asked to participate
end from closed bid proposal it de-
veloped into an open auction. 1t is
understood. ,fhe notes were awarded
to Goldman, Sachs & co. at what was
considered a fairly high price. They
are due serially in 1923 to 1927. inclu-
sive.
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ADDED TO COMMITTEE.

In yesterdays meeting OF the Assocla-
tion OF Railway Executives standing
committee. Ralph Budd. president of the
Great Northern Railway. and w. @. Bes-
Ter. president of the New Jersey Central
Railroad. were elected members OF the
committee. The associations committee
on express contracts is busy investigat-
ing the possibility OF working out a uni
form express contract which would be
more acceptable TO the railroads than
the one In force
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Telephone Offerings Coming.

Two sizable blocks OF telephone
bonds will be offered soon in the local
market. The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company, n subsidiary Of tho
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. will float about s25.000. 900
OF its mortgage bonds and the New
England Telephone Company. perhaps.
$40. 000, 900 OF its securities.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
TITLE COMPANY ADDs CAPITAL.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company's stockholders authorized ycs-
terday an issue of 81 200. 600 Of addi-
tionai 500 par capital stock, thus in
crcasing its capitalization from $4,000
0a0 to s4.000,00O. The new shares are
offered for subscription to the stock
holders on the basis Of share for three
shares held on April 20. The subscrlp-
ton price is 500 a share.
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Baltimore Asks Bids.

Proposals for s5.t74.000 Of per cent
general Improvement serial bonds. ma
turing In 1929 to 1916, inclusive. and
for s2,S5S.0o0 OF 5 per cent. water
serial bonds. maturing In 1922 to 1861,
inclusive. will be received in the City
Registers office. Baltimore, until noon
OF May /.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. April 2o.--Priccs we're frmer N
tho Stock Exchange to-day. GILT edge -ec,t-
rifles opened quiet, but business improved
later. Oil shares and British Industrial Ia
sues were firm. Quotations follow:
Bar silver. 3t3sd. an ounce.
Bar gold. AJs. Cd.
Money, per cent.
Discount rates--Short and three nonths'
bills. 2isn2 g-1G per cent
~ pcr cent. consols, 5gk
British per cent. war loan, 1Oi
British ~ per cent war loan, o5h.
dc Beers. 10ys.
Rand mines, 2ss.
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WHEAT-No. . red and No. hard, 81. SO /:
Manitoba. Si.60is; No. 2, mixed. 81 46i5, C. l. (.
track New York to arrive.
tORN-No. . yellow and No. white, roc. !:
No. . mixed. 7sisc. c. /. (. New York.
UATS-No. white, 4siad49c.: No. . white,
47r47hc.. No. white, 45jsc.; fancy clipped
white, 55l5Ic.; ordinary clipped white.
50151c., all elevator.
RYE-No. Western. $f.is.% Z. o. b., and
s1.i7 c. 1. (. New York export.
BARLEY-Malting, 7J979c. c. 1. Z. New
York
HAy-No. /. s2sa3i: No. ., s2ea2o; No. 8,
Soi126: shipping, S22924 per ton.>
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

1920.
$22,2S5,000
l,57S,O12,000
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U. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

March ~ 100 Ole 100 i-32 100 ole s.s7
Nay... ~ ioo.'i 1oo.Ts io0.o6 400
1924.
,junc.. 5s dos J-io ios 7-ie fos Gle 4.oe
sept. 5s 1o5 Is 100 ~ 1os IS 400
1875
.Marrh iss ioi 5-is ioi rio ioi IS 4ai
1870
'Msrch 81 ioi 1915 1oi i5-ie iot "a IRA
Acceptable m payment Of Federal taxes
on the dates OF maturity.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Tnp Nrw
ew yorkH ureau.
D. c.
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roeep busincss
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Fisk Rubber
ist GIN SIS 1882
I.....107ls
FramericanID
TiS 1912

Cenl Elec Co
Is deb 1910
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Chi Ind a Lou
ref IS f917
10. .of
Chi Nil a. T. sd
a. i040
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Business and
Territory:

Business and
Territory:
Security:
Earnings:
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Equity:

Equity:
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PARIS, April 20.-Prlces were steady on the
Dourse to-day. Quotations follow:
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FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.
LONDON, April 20.--The weekly statement
of tho Bank OF ENGLAND shows the follow

PARIS, April 20.-The weekly statement Of
tho Bank OF France shows the following
changes. -"
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located at the City OF Buffalo, In the Staie
OF New York, IL closing It's affairs. All
note holders and other creditors OF the az
present the notes and other claims for pay
ment.
Dated January 20, 1922.
y. y. uRRANsKI. ca-r:.r.
THE Broadway National Bank Of Buffalo,
located AT the CITY OF Buffalo. IN tile state
OF New York. is closing It's affairs. All note
holders and other creditors OF the sss0cia-
tion are. therefore. hereby notified 20 pre-
seps tlic notes ard otiief tlaims Tor pasmeHiF
Dated ianuare 50. fr-"
JvHN A. yTACHowIAii. cashier.
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Den e Rio q
imp Is 1928
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Ist a 1875

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Detroit Edison
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THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS
NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK

The men who succeed are those who always
know where they are going, and when they arrive
at one point push promptly on to the next.
The right kind of bank helps the forwardrlookng
to see his goal clearly and to keep his course
straight. AS he expands on sound basis his bank
should aim to keep up with him.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11

house will have larger capacity than
heretofore.
Preparations are being made in the
Bushnell section for growing the
heaviest bean crop ever planted in
Sumter county. A large fall acreage
will be planted in beans
There viii be no letup in the pony
refrigerator method of shipping straw
berries, according to a Hillsborough
refrigerator manufacturer. He has
received orders for several hundred
new containers.
The citrus fruit coloring process will
be tried out extensively by a number
of packers. One of the latest moves
in that direction is the exclusive fit
ting ont of packing house to color
Parson Brown oranges.
Pineapples in express lots have
been moving from the Punta Gorda
district The heaviest movement is
in July although the month of August
also sees number of crates being
shipped-
More than 1000 acres of new land
are being cleared for 1923 paintings
fof watermelons in Lake county alone.
If other sections are preparing land
in like proportions, Florida will sure
ly have a bumper crop in 1923.
A corporation known as the coop
eratiye Fruit Company with capital
stock Of 100000 has been formed at
Lake Wales. The company will en-
gage in the establishing OF citrus
groves and growing of citrus fruit.
More than 1000 acres near Lady
Lake are in process of clearing for
next years watermelon crop, and pos
sibly 5000 acres will be in melons by
next spring.
The JuLe bloom on Indian River
| orange trees this season, it is claimed
was the heaviest ever known. The
outlook is for a heavy June bloom
crop of both fruits in that section.
The citrus season of 1922 for
Frostproof came to a close with the
grand total of 301,s45 boxes shipped.
It was found that the crop this sea-
son will not quite equal that of last
season. when 100000 boxes were ship
ped. However. the total receipts for
fruit this season amount to more than
that of last.
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Buick Skies
Buick Fours

Ask about fbs G. VI. A. G. Purchase PLGn
uhich propidss for Deferred Payments
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owners to dip their cattle nay undo
the efforts of their neighbors who
bring all their cattle to the vats on
schedule. The Bureau of Animal In
dustry, United States Department of
Agriculture, win supply on request
full information for completing tick
eradication in the shortest time-one
season when directions are faithfully
followed.
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Brief ITEMS INDICATING CON-
TINUEO PROSPERITY IN
FLORIDA

'FC4A - oboAN ~ AC4 @SAt "a what II
vas last season. Some report a ane
setting OF June bloom fruit, especial
ly of the grapefruit.
The American Fruit Growers. Inc.
are putting in additional equipment in
their citrus packing house at Wabas-
so.
The ElfeFs Citrus Growers Associa-
ton IS erecting bungalow for its
managers.
The Manatee Fruit Company's new
citrus packing house at Lake Wales
was completed and Skinner maohin-
cry installed during July. The plant
will be in running order for the new
season.
Growers in the vicinity OF Okeecho-
bee are planting Strawberries. L is
claimed that the climate and soil here
are favorable for berry production.
The setting Of strawberry plants
was carried on extensively in the ber-
~ sections of the state during July.
Weather conditions generally were IA
vorable.
One OF the latest in horticulture it
is claimed is the creation of Naval
grapefruit 1t has been made possible.
it is said by the cross -pollinization of
a grapefruit with a Naval orange.
Lisbon is to have a new packing !
house. S. J. Sligh of the S. J. Sigh |
Company. is planning the structure to |
be completed. by October l.
Preparations are being made in
Monroe county, Georgia, for the stor-
age Of large quantities of sweet pota- |
toes. Farmers are offering several /
thousands of bushels for storage.
The packing house equipment OF the |
American Fruit Growers at Crescent
City has been replaced by more up
to-dare machinery.
The packing house OF A. NJ. Klemm I
& Son at Winter Haven will undergo
changes directed toward enlargement,
during the summer
An eight-car capacity citrus pack
ing house at Frostproof for Chase &
Co.. is nearing completion. So also is
their packing house at Pomona.
w. E. Lee of Plant City is erecting
six-car capacity citrus packing house
az Lake Garfield 1t is understood
that Mr.. Lee will derive power for the
plant from local crate factory.
Successful results are being obtain
ed by those attempting the CONNER
cial production of strawberries in the
Manatee section. 1t now looks as if
another shipping point would be add
ed to Floridas strawberry industry.
1t is claimed that the highest and
most productive orange tree in the
United States is located in Florida. 1t
is so feet high and has produced as
many as 10000 oranges in a single
season
Large interests, are at work on cit
rus fruit production in Sarasota coun-
ty. One concern alone is preparing
land for 1000 acres of new grove.
Early shipments of sweet potatoes
have begun. There is large acreage
in this crop. Sweet potatoes are grown
in all sections of Central, Northern
and Western Florida.
The Bradentown Citrus Growers
Association is having its packing
house remodled When complete. the
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11
TRY SULPHUR ON
An ECZEMA SKIN
CnsA1 Lsftae and Overcomes Trouble
Almost Over Night

Any breaking ont of the skin. even
heTy, itching eczema, can be quickly
evercnne By applying Mentho- Sulphur,
declares . noted skin specialists. Be-
eanss Of it, germ destroying proper
6ea. this sulphur preparation Instant
b brings ease from skin irritation.
snothes and heals the eczema right
- and leaves the skin clear and
smooth.
Il never fails to relieve the tormcn
without delay. Sufferers from skin
trouble should obtain q small jar Of
Mentho-Sulphur from any good
druggist and use Il ike cold cream.
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mean much in the development along
scientific lines OF the fertile acres TO
the west OF Fort Pierce. a deal was
closed by three prominent Kansas
men for the purchase of tract Of
around 1000 acres of land from a
local company. the land being sit
uated from three olive miles west
of the city-New York Packer.
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Keen Interest in Poultry

Keen Interest in Poultry
Many requests for information on
poultry raising-averaged between so
and IS letters day since early in the
years. reported by the Bureau of
Animal Industry, United States De-
partment of Agriculture. In addition
the supply of poultry literature dis
tributed by the Division of Publica-
tions has surpassed the records of all
previous years.
The Departments literature on poul-
try raising is unusually complete.
ranging from discussions of the prin-
cipal breeds of poultry to manage
ment. housing incubation, brooding,
and culling- The departments poul-
try publications include mere than 80
bulletins for general distribution and
many others of technical character
on special phases of poultry work.
| sss
Dip All Cattle Regularly Quickest
Way With Ticks
How long do we have to dip?"
Judging from numerous reports re-
ceiyed by the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture. the question OF
length of dipping interests the major.
ity of livestock owners in areas quar-
antined because of cattle ticks. The
departments answer is lone or sew
eral years depending on how you dip. :
Naturally cattle owners wish to com
plete tick eradication in the shortes,
possible time and at least cost and
inconvenience.
The experience of the department il
eradicating ticks from half a million
square miles shows conclusively thai
regular systematic dipping of all cat
tie every IA days is the quickest
means. Failure of even few cattle
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ITEMS OF INTEREST To The FARMER
AND STOCK GROWER -



DO not gerninate very we'll in warm
weather 50 they should be planted un
ga September or October.
The cabbage seedbed may be start
ed now where it can be wate.ed and
partially shaded Such varieties as
the Jersey Wakefield and the Premium
Fiat Dutch are desirable for early
planting.
onion seed planted in a seedbed
sai pulled out when they are the size
4 lead pencil. three-fourths OF the
tsp taken Of. and the roots cut back
20 one inch. and planted in rows 10 8
inches apart will grow well thru the
winter
Garden or English pease may be
planted any time from September 10
February The Gradus. Prosperity
ami Thomas Laxton are desirable vari-
cites. which mature in SO to 30 days
''Radishes mature IN 80 days. and
may be planted any time thruout the
fall and winter II is important that
they be grown rapidly and well water
ed. or they viii be strong and pithy.
~Rutabagas should be planted the
latter part of August or early Septem-
ber. as they require longer time to
mature than turnips. The common
varieties may be planted any time dur
ing September for fall and winter
greens"
Gull Out the Stacker Hen
Are you keeping ''boarder" hens. or
a flock OF productive layers? Now is
the time TO select those which will
pay their board for another year, ac-
cOrding to Professor r. C. Blake.
poultry instructor for vocational stu
dents. University of Florida.
To do this go into your flock dur
ing August and by systematic culling
separate the layers from the non-
layers. and observe that you get as
many as you did previous to culling.
The following are some important
indications of laying: A hen that has
layed heavily will have pale. whitish
shanks and beak; the feathers will be
worn. rough and broken: the beak
and tOe-nails will be short showing
good usage; the pelvic bones chose
two bones which come down from the
back bone ard almost meet in front
Of the venD should be pliabIe, free
from fat and spread wide enough
apart to allow two fingers to be east
ly placed between them. In case of
the larger breeds like Rhode Island
Reds. Wyandottes. and Plymouth
Rocks. this space should be the width
Of three fingers.
The body of the good laying hen
contains three distinct wedges. in
good body capacity. The
first wedge is seen when looking at
the bird from the side The back
should be straight, with the lines of
the breast and fuff sloping obliquely
toward the ground. The second wedge
IS seen when looking at the back of
the bird, the wide part of the wedge
being in the region of the TAIL and
getting smaller towards the
neck. The third wedge is seen from
the rear of the bird, with the wide
part Of the wedge at the base of the
tail. and the point ending between the
legs.
With care and practice good culling
may be accomplished to your financial
benefit and the improvement of your
flock.
Keen Interest in Poultry
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Counts Dry Cleaning Plant at No.
210 South Main street, is now open
and ready for business. Orders soli-
cited and work intrusted to us will
receive careful and prompt attention.
One Day Service.
-7-4-tf Wilbur Counts. Prop.
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and Liver
"Chamberlain's Tablets for the 1om-
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When bilious. constipated or tronn.e,
with Indigestion. give them trA-
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