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Arizona republican., 1922-05-19
Special Bargain

Special Bargain
A new modern 6-room brick house,
fireplace, H. w. floors; lots of BIZ.
Free paving and 4 acre of land:
price $4,000, small payment down. A
rare opportunity to get a good home
easy.
STREET REALTY co.
SIC w. washington br
TEN ACRES = one of the best
ranches in the valley, acres in solid
fruit Sommencing to bear. consisting
of peaches, figs, apricots, finest of
plums and grapes. House, well and
pump; all clear land. Located / mile
west, is south of Alhambra packing
sheds on Grand Ave. on road to be
paved. Price, $4,000; half cash; good
terms on balance. See owner on
place. II. 7 6ROSBY. db
YOU CAN buy 21a acres Of the best
land in the valley; n. E., in the
orange belt. on paved road. for al
most nothing down and $40 per
month. Can make a living on this
land. See Frank Williams. Room los.
Monihon Bldg. Office phone 6310;
residence 7R5. T
Ia OR 2la acres. in good stand al
falfa, on paved state highway. close
in and near school. III acres. SIS
down. SIS per month, 2ta acres. $50
down. SO per month. A. L. West
1902 w. jackson St. Phone S03s. t
10 ACRES
All in cultivation, 4room house
good shade. well, family orchard and
garden. Land extra clean and good
mellow soil. It's on paved road, close
to school Price $3500 terms. B. NJ.
Atwood. 230 W. Jefferson Ct br
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Act quick: your chance has
surgeons. act quick; your chance has
come. Am leaving Phoenix. will sell
150 acres adjoining the O'Brien sana-
torium at a sacrifice. Government
experts have located the site for an
artesian well, near Comeback. A
sanatorium, health resort or villa
colony tract. Address sos y. First
street dh
SMALL ranch for sale. Is acres,
all in good stand of alfalfa; two
roomed house; immediate possession;
good water system: good citrus land;
four miles northeast of Peoria; Sec
ond crop of alfalfa ready to cut soon.
Price right with good terms. Write
or phone. o. r. Weed, owner. Glen
dale. Ariz. br
ACRE CHICKEN RANCH
Close in, all fenced and cross
fenced for chickens; room and l
screen room; house furnished; barn,
garage extra good shade. some fruit,
about 800 chickens; a lot of farm
tools. acres In wheat; price. $3375;
$500 cash; $25 per month on balance.
Apply Bolin Realty Co, 26 w. Van
Buren,. Phone 1852. It
S400 WORTH--Turkeys, chickens
and fruit goes i'll with this 21a acre
poultry RAJ cf room house; shade,
city water; s3,S00; $500 cash. Phone
6027 Southwest Realty, \. Second
Ave 1t
i ACRE
1-acre chicken ranch, fenced with
5-ft. wire, shade, garage, store house,
| 6-room modern house, good we'll;
price $500: $1,000 cash, bal. very
easy. Phone Fiske. 6419. ds
| t2-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
REALTY
| FOR SALE OR TRADE-10 acres,
| fair improvements. For my equity
will take good light car and $3.50;
part cash, balance terms. Balance
| $500 mortgage. 335 n. 9Th Ave. ds
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

Old car as part payment; rest on
easy terms. sos II. md St it
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

DO YOU want a 1920 Nash s tour
ing car in perfect shape for the small
sum of $3.50? Grab 1t quick; it won
last long. Leaving Phoenix and must
sell See car at 425 West Adams ST.
or Phone 1859
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

FURNISHED cottage. sos East
Portland. DIS
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

AM LEAVING town and must sell
my late model coupe at once. Call
60S3 between am. and pm. dh
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

REQ 7-passenger, newly painted,
thoroughly renewed, seat covers, ex-
cellent tires: $500 cash, balance very
easy monthly payments. Dulmage q
Dunbar. Central Avenue and Mao
ison. -
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

SMALL ranch for sale. Is acres,
all in good stand of alfalfa; two
roomed house: immediate possession;
good water SYSTEM good citrus land;
four miles northeast of Peoria; Sec
ond crop of alfalfa ready to cut soon.
Price right with good terms. Write
or phone. o. r. Weed, owner. Glen
dale, Ariz br
Arizona republican., 1922-05-19

LIGHT roadster, goad condition,
good rubber: must be sold this week:
first reasonable offer takes it. See
Mr.. Hulett. 130 n. Central Ave br
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

ballot. which struck us as being n han.
penstance or circumstance or sometbin,
Had quite time keeping their minds
on the ballot, because Just about the
time they would settle down one of
the actresses who was going to be in
the show which followed the business
meeting would pass through the room
Then they all had to stop and look at
her, Of course, but after the parade
stopped the voting began.
Those who composed the jury were
Jack Albright, 1000 South Fifty third
street; Charles Engard, 66O9 Limekiln
pike: Raymond Chestnut, 1924 North
Camac street; Herman Zimmerman,
1910 North Mervine street; b. Gessle.
mari, 51O9 Knox street, Germantown
Clifford Koelle, 6025 Germantown ave-
nue.: F. Benham. 20 East Walnut lane I:
Russell A. Deiln. 426 West Bringhurst
street: George Knapp, northwest cor
ner Twentieth and Venango streets, and
George E. Foster, 4S40 North Hutch
nson street.
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Lin,'rick 500 Doesn't
Care HOlU Far 1t Goes
Continued from PAGE One

Condnued from PaKe Uns
Richard G. Dillmore, 3424 North
Twenty first street.
r. J. Kitsch, 1922 Diamond street.
Robert Villa. 1918 Marlyn road.
Charles Kretz, Gill Upland street.
Florence Taylor, $50 Corinthian ave-
nue.:
G. Brearley. Swarthmore, Pa.
G.. Ellis Deibert, Elkton, Md.
William J. Wear, 6133 Market street.
George Townsend, Haddon Heights,
Pa.
The jury was composed Of branch
of the American Legion known as the
Forty Men and Eight Horses" which
was got from the box cars used in
France.
There were ten men on the jury. all
of whom voted for the tenth line on the
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HELp wANrED-fEMALy

BkPR. who also can typewrite; advise exp.
and salary req; Jewish pref. 2 $40, Led.O.
CHILDNURSE. experienced, Protestant pre-
ferred to take care OF 2 children. and 0
years old: willing to 60 to seashore In sum
mer; Apply 431 8. 48th st.. or phone WOOD
HkPR., mid. age. VIII. woman; small family;
good home; sleep In. 1923 WingohocklnG 81
NURSE--A competent nurse to care for
small boys Under yrs. best ref reu.; loc.
PERSONAL MAID, white, to live in an At
lantic City hotel: must be neat sewer; best
reference required. Call Monday morning be-
nned and experienced In legal work and Ac-
Sounting; best 0f references REQUIRED: Reply
tions. sxpSriencs and salary desired el2.
6TENO0RAPHER, nrst class, EXP, IN law
effice. Apply 00l stephen 0irard Blde.
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1915 N. BROAD ST.
HOUSEKEEPIN9 APARTMENTS
FERDINAND D. FLEMING

SOUTH BROAD sT,-Entirs first floor; suit.
sbls for profsssionai offices; sISo other
ready April /, CARSON REALTY co..
w. Cor, Broad . Wharton. Ph. Oregon 0287'
ERIE AVE, 14Os-FHve rooms and bath;
janitor servce: all oonveniences; S80
BERT, Northern Central Trust Co.. g. w.
WzHTMENTe-Nodern 8. rooms, tile bath;
Il 1D1ttor service; steam heat hot watsr
o0k monthly; open. a1lb ", Broad a. =
!; APARTMnNT HpXDQd XRTER5 . : :
s& ~ fsessss $1,000 80
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver, platinum. pis!eSS wa .or
- style Jeweiry. teeth plates oouta ~; 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

WOMAN. capable. to manage . Summer va
cation Home for women and children neaa
fnilsdelphla; must be refined and expert
enced; applicant must state age and refer
ences. Q 500. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

EIGHT LOTS, near Aronlmink Country
Club. IN DrsXel FN. Pa: viii eychane es
for desirable Warrington. y. G, property.
J. i. a., Goa Quincy ST.. y. W. Washing
ton d, =,
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RIDLEY PARK


o-rc6m bungalow; mod large lot, Sc TOO
S-yoom and bath, mod; T. $. lot t..,.,. 5000
Broom and bath. cor; mod. Z, 4. lot. 4. 900
eroom and bath. mod, succeed. -. @, 200
Groom and bath detached; large lot $50
o-rm., bath. det sub. brk.; lge. It.. $500
Arm. bath; mod: IS. & r: main st. $500
10-rp,.. bath; mod; s. 4 T.; mn. cor, $500
11-th,. bath; mod s.. 4 r. mn, cor. 10. 900
,a DSuirable ground. all imp: $50 y. It. Nc
4 tGHaa Aldlsy Park. Pa. Phone sil,J.
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HELP wANTrD-xA,.s

isz isz1NtsSD.1Mass!sd soasefMssars.sl!s couple 4. vo,,.
must be absolutely ru tr,. houesmSs,
.eiiifent and refined, rsunorSNorthy. iS.
roL rey. 0s considered withoup,n up,ncSanN VIII
s'eTmssGss; on msSsss; family of sSd SdunIsr..t unIsr..tic!aS
M 7a'. LEDGER oFH4csSsl oaFAH1!4scsslOSis.
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FOR SALE

- modern used office furniture oi WI
descr,ption; comprises everything imanIss na.::s
in this line: has been used by tne e.,is. ~
mani and sold TO Is In large auanuus,
renovate. 1t and offer 1t to you "s
rsas0haIISS hMTSHEs. 1lth and Rattonwood--
9EsE!ScE Es!S! EYE TTnNITuRe Tl..! Cabinets 7
Ssnsrsi Office furniture; store ebsnss un.
,,,,.r SESEYS, s$3S III EtKN!EYahEE tHRaE aE "a fRac. ~
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY, aisn dining ws1nut ana oe' IL
pieces, including grandfather's clock. Ss5 ~
carved, and other household goods; w
tWss Wsst oea a4s2s Nswhall st.------zz--- st.
ToT PANELED partition IN sectGinhs s,li,h ~
doors to match. all Wooa or ana M" sSsC
glass. suitable for WorRroo"' anu
any aHnupa9'HtyEi aHHuaHEs. yeiyi ii.S and nu..enweed
bEFRIGERATORs, meat grinders. 'c ~,
"cash registers for grocery. meat anu sv
s,ores; large stocks Of above go99a'i nS
Sd stof hand. The Howe Scale Co. 4l5 ATea mn; ~
SsRAYK BURRoUGHs ADDING MATnTiiR ATTiR3
WITH MOTOR. n2o' @is'
sAFEs-our entire stock Of new sry So ssfsp spsc
new s,zes buIdins. ID The Howe Scale Co. tle ~
PULPIT CHAIRS, pedestals az and y,S. Sas
pews, Chair exchange. 8th ana ylas
rTPEti Phta pPFsiinets pPristsr. I supply Il S. 9th q!
Ems ms price s75; worth 500. a20s Area
p0OI- TABLES bought, sold and repMts epaats
Iafs Keafer, s29 w. Glrard. Ken. ss.S1 -
BABY CARRIAGES. al styles; factory -
to public S2O7 Cedar.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
NEW JERSEY-sEA-HORE
CAPE MAY

TWO COTTAGES-No 9 Windsor ave ~
rooms and bath on Beach Drive, No 0
Grant ST., il rooms and bath near Beach
Drive. Apply Lea Estates. 200 SAMSON st
Philadelphia. .
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APARTMENTS

a'1fs hEso 1TH sTBAdH2HsaKEEekSg BAdHGoR HPISg
MENTS; RRIVAfE PATHS; OPEN EoS ~.
GRDAY XFTERNooN AND suNpAYs,
FOR Full. iNFoRMATIoN OTHER DAYS,
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rooTINo

|G,I i|sss; ~ y
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MAIN
CAMDEN. MAINE

Furnished cottage to let for 1922: bed
rooms . baths, maids room with bath:
privAta garage; beautiful Wow overlook ing
Pcnohscot Ray. price $500 " III, Led. OF
SUMNER HOUsEs-MT. P0CONO
FOR REET-Attract!ye furnished cottages
+. r. MERWIN. MT PCCONo. PA.
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WOMEN
We have an or.anizati where the women
nav nave as great q chance for promotion as
tne men; we need q woman who has proved
her ability In the business world: We oan
GnNr,.y Gmer you permanent position With 4
strictly CONFIDENTIAL: only those who can fur.
Widencr Bldg.
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OVERLOOK

STONE HOUSE. BEST SECTION
LOT b0xl5O
Five sleeping rooms; /. baths
CENTRAL HEATING. ELECTRICITY
Well financed; price $4,000
c, a. sCHLICHTER. 28O S. 18TH ST
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HOMEWoRKERS wanted: female; 500 to
,-n,,cd S9c an hour; new, profitable, profession.
YOUNG WOMEN. over II. DESIRING Govt
frey pist st Tos,tiSns siso monthly write for
ara formsr Civil Service examiner), 08c
Eauitable Blds.. Washinston. D. G.
CLERKS: typists, -tenoEs qualify for Govt
ton partieulars. 1922. ledger OfYice.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

FOR RENT-FURNISHED
GERMANTOWN
CiERMhNTOWN--FU rent. furni she'd facing
'yoods: 2l5 East Cliycden ave; 4 bed
rooms, two baths. available Apr! 10: Ss5
per nr0nth. Phone Germantown l89l-W.
PENSSYLVASIA-sUB
RENT furnished Modern Groom house.
Juna u to September Is: reference re-
qulral g 7l5. Ledger Office
FOR RENT Furnished house for the sum
NOR Tror,ha: bedrooms. baths; garage;
IN JeuklntUwn. Phone Og0r'z G02.
RENT Turn. for sumrner--Stone house on
acre Of woodland; 65l1 Lincoln Drive: refs
required. {. y. Z!es!er. 1909 Locust 81.
LANsDOWSE
HOUSE for rent. furnished. for summer
months. all coEYen.enCts; tennis court; ITS
y. Lansdowne ave. Ph Lansdowne 1888 j.
WYSSEW OOD
SMALL. modern house, furnished. near sta
t!on. Box .. Wynnewood Pa.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
r. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

SEWALIn y. J-Twelye ull-s 10 ferry; 4
acres. quick a'A wanted
TACLANE. 9!8 Walnut ST.
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JESKTNTOWN
LAWNOALE
LANSDOWNE
MEDIA

SUBURBAN residence, l3 miles from Phla
And trolley; In the real country; high up OF
NE slope Of q hill, with a beautiful outlool
lver Q creek valley: 10 acres OF lawn; wood
land; cultivated land: first floor. large living
oining, library. toilet; second bedrooms
= bathrooms. ample Servants quarters
garage for 4 machines; quarters for chaut
feur above. Apply go $. Doth st. Pha.
OVERLOOKING Rose Tree Hunt, attractive
semi-bungalow stone house; IL acres:
streams running through property: this IS a
delightful place.
FRED T. LEWIS. Morris Bldg
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VlO Cd ST.-Full ocean vi"w, now apart
ment ready weeks: 6rst floor. { bed
rooms: second floor. bedrooms: In1i"rl.
Garages: soil or rent. Details II. q. Hal
'InEer 2H7 s, 46th st.
BARGAIN-TOt on Ocean ave-, NJ 10Th st.
teasy terms), or ! VIII erect house. your
plan payments easy. II. q. Ha.l.nger. 251
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CLAYTON

FOR SALE--s-room dwelling. with cows
Lot 60X16J It.
Eight-room stone dwelling. new. with
y acre OF land: worth YOUR attention.
LOUIS r. LEDDOS
10 o,tnr
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yENTSOR

VENTNOR--ChoiCe corner and m dals Ia
with or without restrictions StHd.cn, =
Penna. Bldg. 18th Chestnut sts SprC
35o2.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
WEST PHILADELPHIA

400 s. b8TH ST.--8-room modern apart
ment; immediate possession.
GREENwELL & DORNAN 422 8. SEA ct.
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LOST AND FOUND

BANKBOOKS-Lost. bankbooks on <1 q
Schuck. 716 Raymond st.
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$50 TO S47.5o-Fopr. 8, 9 and rooms
and semi-detnchedj immediate possession.
open and attractive ,surroundtngs; large
Electric Railroad and 80 minutes by autobus
from Federal et ferries. Camden, y, Il
Sunday, Noreg Realty COMPANY. Brooklawn.
/ 30
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

YOUNG LADY with high-scbooa .s,..
ana years' practical Office sxn",,ss
wishes clerical position; Wiiiinr sr4
se'sns'ous worker. G COT. Ledger ofSH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

NEE 'casS registers for grocery. meat ana gJ
,,cnss. casn large stocks OF above goods, ne.
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AUDUBON
CAMDEN

CAMDEN--s6iO0; terms: 8 rooms and bath:
scn-detached house: new. on main thor
oughfare owner leaving town. HIGGINS,
PA Smith.Austermuhl Bldg, Camden. Phone
9653 W,
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! WILDWOOD * ]. Building lots near
| beach; inm poss Simon Wet, ll41 y ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
VIRGINIA CORN SHOW
IN ROANOKE JAN. 26-27
Virginia Crop Improvements:
Association to Join in
Corn Growers Meet.

Ef.ACKSBURG. VA. Jan. LITTLE
Virginia Crop Improvement Associa-
ton and the Virginia Corn Growers
Association Will unite in staging a
corn and grain show in Roanoke.
January &c and -. Officials OF tho
Two organizations say they expect
the 1872 Corn Show to be the larg-
est ever held in Virginia and the
most largely attended. About 500
Farmers from all parts OF the State
both members OF tho two co-opcrat-
ing organizations and others, are cy-
pectcd to gather In Roanoke for the
Corn show and annual meeting.
In addition To the usual Corn show
there VIII be held 4 utility corn show
In which the corn will bc gcrminatcd
anu tested as TO disease condition
ON account OF tho fact that seven
days are required to make the ger.
mina;ion and disease tests, corn in
tended for entry I'm the utility show
must he at the Association OF Com
merce not later than January IS
y new factor OF the Corn show is
the classification Of corn into ahc
large dent rari;ics, prolific corns.
the HICKORY King type. and early
cornS. Definite premiums Will he
awarded the winners in each class.
y program ana premium list or
further information may he obtained
from Il. Gilbert wood. agriculture
agent. y. and w. Roanoke: Nelson
H. Rue. Association of Commerce
Roanoke. or W. u. Wysor, Blacks
burg. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PUTS
ALL OLD OFFICERS BACK

WOODSTOCK. VA. Jan. 1.-THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Shenandoah National Bank was held
Tuesday. The business OF the year
was very satisfactory. The directors
and officers We're reelected as fol-
lows: president, Judge +. ID. New
man: vice-president. ". Is. Wunder;
directors. +. j. Newman. NJ. b.
Wunder, w. IL. Newman. DR.. J. H.
Smoot. DR.. ]. II. Rush. DR.. w. c. Ford
and Jacob Haun; cashier. VI. Coffman;
assistant cashier. Allen Is. Albert;
bookkeeper, Milton Lambert; assis-
tant 20 cashier. Miss Arlene Walker
The shareholders OF the National
sank OF Woodstock held an enthu-
siastic meeting Wednesday and the
years work declared sciisfac-
tory. Ohicers elected were: pres-
dent, I. @. Locke. Vice president, $
r. Boyer; directors. T. q. Locke, :.
H. Boyer, George Irwin. c. A. Boyer,
l.. $. Rhodes. DR.. J. ]. Triplett and
Josiah Wisman; cashier. y. II. Cot
man: assistant cashier. Miss Minnie
Donaldson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
NEW VARIETY OF CORN
ANNOUNCED FOR VIRGINIA
SILVER King" Is Early Variety
Adapted TO Virginia
Soil.
TEST COVERS SEVERAL YEARS
Variety Wns Introduced by tho yir-
gihln Experiment station Prom
Wisconsin I'm 1915-It Il High
Yielding ind Is Certified.
I-cparcd by Extension Division

N'rcparcd by Extension Division
V. T.. u
BLACK SBURG, VA. Jan. a.
There has long been Il grea, need In
virginia for an early adapted and
high yielding variety OF corn.
About seven years ago the virginia
Experiment station undertook 10 dis
cover or develop such II variety.
After complete tests covering a
period OF several years. silver
King" has proven 20 be easily the
best variety OF early corn The cx-
pertinent station now has about 100
bushels OF certified or registered
SILVER King" seed corn which will
he distributed in qua nt!tics not ex-
cecdng one bushel through tho Viz
vinia Crop Improvement Association
Farmers who obtain th!g registered
seed must either be members of the
Crop Improvement Association or
must join the association when the
seed IS obtained. They will be cx-
pccted to cNe!cise every effort TO
keep the corn pure. planting /, at
and growing their crop TO be sold
as certified seed in accordance with
the regulations OF the crop Improve
mcnt Association.
!!utches"n Explains Variety.
Professor 4. H. Hutchinson. agro-
nomist Of the state Agricultural Col
lcge gives the following description
OF silver King: This variety was
introduced BY the Virginia Experi-
lnent station from Wisconsin in the
spring OF 1915. The particular
strain introduced was the result Of
an ear-to-row test at the Wisconsin
Experiment station, and in W!scon-
sin Is sold under the name OF Wis
consin No. {. II IS a high yielding,
early variety which Is particularly
vel! suited to the high elevations OF
the mountainous section OF the state.
However. II gives splendid results,
wherever Il very early variety OF
corn is wanted. In all sections OF the
State. II IS we'll suited for hosgjnE
down early. planting in orchards.
and for planting after early crops.
such as potatoes. have been mar
vested II natures In ITO days from
the time OF planting, making sma! !!
stalk with ears close to the groun"
The grain Is white and usually H"rE
sound. 7; should not be considered
:, competi,or with large late varie-
ties, where Il long growing season
Is available. but 1t is the best early
variety OF corn yet tested at tho
virginia Experiment station
Certified seed OF this variety VIII
u. distributed by the Experiment
Station TO the members OF the Nir-
g!nia Crop Improvement Association
In quantities not exceeding one
bushel to an Individual. Farmer
Mo wish to obtain certified seed
from the experiment station should
take the matter UP with their coun :
~ agents. Parties in counties where
there is no county agent may write
the Virginia Crop Improvement As
ISOLATION at BlacksburS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
FREDEItICKSBIRG BANKS
HE.BOIlT I,lnNDI.n III, 4.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Jan. IA.
Three OF the banks OF this city
TueadaJ held annual stockholders
meetings. elected directors and Oil :
GERS az follows:
National ank--DIrcctors: Judgn 4
w Wallace. 4. II. Wallace. 8. &. Wal
lace. DR.. ]. T. sur. Hugh u. Scott. II.
Lewis Wallace and George a. Scott
Officers; II. Lewis Wallace. PRECEDENT:
Judge y. w. Wallace. vice president:
Hugh -. scott. cashier: George a.
Scott. assistant cashier.
Planters National Bank-Directors:
Captain Il. G. Vance. Captain NJ. y.
Rove, Allen Smith, L. 6. Baldwin, 4.
l., Brulle. J. G. Chichester. Dr. J. w.
Massey. Alvin Z. Rowe. Il. .. Dick
!nson and ". ]. Ford Officers: Cap
tain r. Z. Vance. president. Captain
~. B. Rowe and Allen smith, Vice
presidents; ". J. Ford. cashier: Paul
karstcn. Jr., assistant cashier: II. Ii.
Lane. assistant cashier.
Commercial state Bank directors:
Edgar NJ. Young. q. Is. Wallace. q.
". Perry, George w Shepherd. 6.
X. Swift and W. Mayo Smith. Officers
r. NJ. Young. president: q. u. Wal :
lace and q. w. Perry. v!ce-president;
George W Shepherd. cashier: W
Mayo Smith. assistant cashier. All
Of these banks had good business for
the year.