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ADAM A wEscnLER & SON. Auctioneers.

ADAM A WESCHLEK SON. AuctloneeFs,
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE NO Or a9ta
FForrmiss oF rms TrYrE KNOWS As MARfNt.
recorded ny cafi' IN Lber II 500 folio esa Il SEQ of
tha land records OF the District Of Columbia;
md q ne reansst s IRE psfIsl I sears se 81
N soNpks G SsRIL sixrE,ESSTn, ,3S; iSss Al ST
of Columbia aud known, and described sa
Haven and described a. follows Beginning
Tar The same at potnt on the north line
~ nronosea Sherrier nlaee, as shown unnn
lhe highway extension plans recorded IN the
nfflee ~ the surveyor ier the nistrlct oI
tlftv+fiva fShl minutes west Forts-five t4al
fert from stone an the southeasteFtv
boundary ne o The pSresl ses e%nSeSsd r"sc,sa
Iiher 4ldI at folio a3T,. and running thence
along tho north itne ,of Sherrier nlace a.
tsbt minutes west hftv tbOY feet thence
at right angles 10 sherrier place a. proposed
anuth forty 4Oi degrees nfty.nye tahl min:
nte east t SG s,rrr ss naf"l1f acs ~''n ensne ssa
asteriy al right angles. iron, said .sherrigr
e ons n. hnsa sSsrrsr pace ees and ,he ee ren f
fiedp Il '' sapSey BcoF % on paGe eoi. in said
Terms nf sale. Cash A deposit ~ $500
viii ha required nj the time of %ale hal.
ancu ~ deposit within thirty DAYS, Trustee
10 convey u good record title IN tee or no
safe faxes and rent - he adjusted to
date OF sale All conveyanclns IeeottIns
naid by purchaser u purchaser tails 10
con'piy With terms q ssle' w,thig thirty
viii be forfeited and the trustee reserves the
rgpt 20 resell. at defauling purchasers risk
and cost after Ave DAYS ahvsriisgmena nub'
ltshed IN soue neNspaper ~ WashtnEton
ID q WILLIAM q REED,
Auh.dNdnpNau Trustee,
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Bus
iness Property, Five-Story
Brick Building, No. 623 Pa.
Ave. NV.

hy virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 5126. folio ct seq,
of the land records of the Distr1ct OF Co'
lumbia, and at the request of the party ";
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees Will
,hs PEsgeiss on " WEpssEEfs1DA1X. ssEf1 1X.ss TIE aE
-FOUR O'CLOCK M. the following -descrio'
ed land and premises. situate In n the .,ha,- DIS,
W. Gait and William Cats subdivision in
square 43O, as per plat recorded in the ofiice
Of the surveyor for the District 81 Column
Terms of sale One-thIrd OF the purchase
money To be paid in cash. the balance IN
three years. represented by the promissOry
note of the purchaser. with interest az D
per cent per anuum from day of sale, pay
able semi-annually. secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold. or all cash. at the
option of the purchaser. deposit OF
So 800. 90 required of purchaser at time of
sale All conveyancng. recording and no.
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day OF sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaultinE purchaser,
after five days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published In the city OF
C. r. JACOBSEN.
MAURICE FITZGERALD.
ap1.f&dsexSu Trustees
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Trustees Sale of Twelve Un6n-
ished Semi Detached Brick
Dwellings, Situate on the
East Side Of 45th ST., Between
Garrison and Harrison SITS.
NV

By virtue of deed Of trust recorded IN
Titpev Ma sSsQ az f04ios ssh. 3SS. SST, S9l
:SnS. 1aa. 4C@. 4o6 4I0. ala AIS 4@i. OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia
ne saall sen n front e the nrsnalses. Ss
APRiI4 An Ia.S AT THREE O'CLOCK
Pm lots numbered fcrty.four f4&t 20
nfGy-Nvs 1881 inclusive IN Price ami NJ
hers suh<fiyiSlaa Of lots in S1uAre Numbered
hfteen hundred and elShty-ore tIoSll. as
pr Plat recorded in the 0fecc OF the sur
SeScF for she District Of Columbia % Liter
s. at folio -. Suoicct 80 the 5ulAflnS hne
restriction as shown an said ntat.
Terms OF sale. Oae-feavth cash, balance u
ore. two and three wears. VITA intereSt % 2
Eser Venf neg annUm paNahse semi annually
nesr,s,Sit of S@s0 tid each rsuutrvN1 ss time of
sale and the purchaser allowed nfteen gYNys
from date az sale 80 CDnlpsete the pIrc as>s.
Further PARTICULARS NJ time pt sale. AT CCSs'
vsyapCing and recording At cost ct r4r-
chaser -
ARTHUR C. BISHOP
FRED MCKEE
T. g RRANngNRER6 Trustees.
Attorney for Aogttsr Of notes
Anl0.dXsfS @NSu
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ADAM A. wESCRLgR 4 son. Apcuoneers.
Trustees Sale of Tapestry Brick
Dwelling, No. S723 9th ST.
NV

Nv vtrtus at = certate aees' of trust auly
Tseurtted L&Uss No, AFS1- Apkta AZ ~ Sis,,
az tAe lard FsS0rtsS eg tee DISTRICT az &C.
iatf0haa and at the reetsAS& 0t the eSTty
secured Thereby Ehe undersigned trustees W
ufyer teF sale bS auolte allctI0a. II fgysslt ~
the nrrnstsf$ Nu FRIDAY TIM IMENY9EGh
nAN 1F APRIL. fas>. At fOGR-THIRTN
CNCL.a>k rM, tAe foliowtT,S ,ssessess<Ss lard
and t,rpnaases situate &W tAe isS8rsct oc Co
lumhsa .a vie, Los IlS tm ftoEeurN Bar.
h0Nr,s SHts{sV st0u 0t bots w s009Sv S
A,
A. per plat rceS,yie3 "a the Otsse eS the s,tr~
Veyoe tor tAe hStrees oY Coaeesela tn kAt~r
tjen itate as $hwn an Sstd n@at and 80 cove.
nants n rTe<srte, }Ng ~ ~ M 50 i'll IS ae-gs
allev issapgoVed nv hytGs DWELLING s rvessss
ragspttan hail mfe bath An1 shower concrete
covered tront nOgSh scge~nsI double gssr
porehes; INV h sise,. aateEaatsc stCgssa
Terms af sale Property wtt te ssAa SUR.
iaet 80 4 prior gtes<l ok trust fer &SSSa A2
St az s. tisle <OvSRaes@r = 1928. N&samea
81 ~ cash, geesasNsee pAyaehe $50 ssa
taP N0ush at R1s 80 SeclFeSs hx seccgsA eaeeSa
ef tsUs& unea pS@LseFtN SOLD NF all raxA over
trust st 0pttan 81 nGeShaSeF. 4 tSeE0sss at
SS0h Na se0nlre<s AZ sale All canxey snR8aS
tes'eFtI8ns ApsA ua&aFtSl fees at ceSt III pWr~
chaser hsrnsS ta N SsanaAAsesk Wtka WtthiN
tasvtS dayS frNYp aaN eg sale otherwise
trustees reserve the y(ght 80 reseN aeasSas8y
II gtsk aad vt~t ek deFaNstlng eWvvaaS@r, aftss
Eve dAyS, assNeYtise@eas % s0VA gySa1e -
sHNle neWseaper eWbissAed 10 wssAsagtes
RAYMOND 4 McArfSFYS.
HttNN q STANARh
AptOv3AttS VNSA TeassseS
xxsxAss ~ ~ x<YS
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM <. WEsCHLER 4 SON. Anotioneers.
Trustees Sale of Two 3-Story
and Cellar Brick Apartment
Buildings, Three Apartments
Each, Nos. 2O6 and 208 D St.
NV.

BY ,vir'ue. Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 4671. folio D2 Ut seq.
% the land records Of the District Of Co"
umbia, and at the request of the party se;;
cured thereby. the undersigned trustee viii
offer for sale by public apction in ,v tront S9 e.
THIRD DAY OF APRIL. 1923. At FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of Co
lumbia % wit: Lots IA and Is IN Ida M.
Middleton's subdivision OF lots IN square
572, as per plat recorded in the Office of the
surveyor for. the District of Columbia In
Liher 10. folio 1874.
=, Terms OF sale: Holder Of note secured by
chase pricc on property sold deed Of trust
for $4,000 at 6eo for three years, balance
cash; or all cash. at option OF <burchaser.
A deposit of 81 900 required of purchaser at
sale. All eOnveyanciug recording and no
tnrial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to
he complied with within thirty days. other.
wise the trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property Mt rsk and cost Of defaultng
purchaser. after five days advertisement in
some newspaper published in Washington,
ID. G. -
DAVID l.. RLANKEN.
- Substituted Trustee.
TEpPER & BTANKEN.
Attorneys for party secured.
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WANTED TO sisJY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO GJH-HOUSES.
WANTED--C0L0RED HOME BUYER HAS
50 .hC0 as cash nayment on modern q TO n
room house in BluumngdAie lie Droit Park
good NV. sectiop. must be direct from
owner and reasonably priced. For quick ac-
tinn give number iui description. lowest
price and trusts. Address Box l05-R. Star
office
DETACHED 7-RM AND BATH HOME, IN
ar near Washington, at bargain price
81 500 cash: answer quickly, with full de-
scrinsion. Address Box 2DiK. star office. j,
I WILL PAY EQUITY CASH FOR SIX
room brick house, northwest location. What
have gods Answer quickly. Address Box
l62 r. Star office. I5s
ALL. CASH FOR SMALL. HOUSES, PREF
eraoiy OFT Of rep2ssir or bad cendition.
Room l0i2. lOlO Narmonl Ave. NV.
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Administrator Sale of Valu-
able Two-Story Brick and
Frame Dwelling, Being Prem
ises No. 2I24 I1th St. NV.

BY. virtue of a decree Of the supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding a
Probate Court. passed in ease No. rs
ADMINISTRATION Docket 70. wilt sell at pub.
Nc auction, in front OF the premises ON
WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY. FIFTH DAY
or APRIL. lasS. AT THREE O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described land aad prem
ises situate IN the District of Columbia, and
being l3t - in sauare BOB
Terms OF sale Sold subject 20 sn existing
eneunbranee of $Rsss 81. further particulars
Of which will be announced at time OF sale
the purchase price above said encuna hFapcV
tn me paid in cash. $500 90 sienoslt REQUIRED
apon acceptance Of bid All eoayeyancing
notary fees and recor,il0s at purchasers cASt.
Terms of sale 80 be COMPLIED with within
thirty days from day 0f sale, otherwise the
administrator reserves the right 10 resell the
property az the risk and cost Of defaultlng
purchaser after five DAYS advertisement af
such resale in same newspaper published in
Washington. u 4.
CHARLES III. ANDERSON.
Administrator,
q. G. SCuRI0Ck
Attorney for Administrators.
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NO SACRIFICE NECESSARY
OUT-OF.TO,VN REAI. ESTATE.

,ss-,s--s - = = = : -
home acres on Washington Frederick
highway. miles sbath of Frederick over
looks Monocaey battlefield near Monocacy
shrubbery Apply owner r. n LANsDAI.E
81 r. Church 81. Frederick MI l5a
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This hand some new home Is very destrably
Incaicd in Marietta Park. adjoining the Q. 5,
Government Fort Slocum Park. Six LARGE
rooms f4e bath and shower and buili-in
enrinnent three niE covered porches; i'm
rnenss INT fi6s fl. deepl ~ fully sodded
ard yaraEe faces wide paved alley. home
IL beautifully finished: has hardwood floors
ehroaghout. geGaT closet duA brass hafa
ware attractive brick mantel. fTagidairs
ard rev American SQUARE sectional boiier
b sure 10 see this one before you buy
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TH)s. j OWEN Z son ATCTT0YFFPs
I425 Eve ST wv

IRt ~IEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE BEING a THREE STORY
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
CONTAINING NINE ROOMS AND
THREE BATHs. KNOWN As 1919 FM-
ERSOS STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF 3 certain deed of trust 70
corded in Liber No. 36si at folio a2 Cf
the land records Of the District of Columbia
aud At the request OF the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned will seil al public
auction. in front Of the premises on
MONDAY. THE TWENTY THIRD DAY 0r
APRIL. 1928 AT -FOUR O'CLOCK NJ the
follow wlFg- described land and premises zittI-
ate IN the District of Columbia and heInz
lot numbered f3rtv-three t43t in sl1iare
numbered twenty seven hundred and eight
f.10Sl. a. described IN said deed 0f trust
upon the following terms.
Terms IF sale: All cash. Said property Il
subject to , prior dted of trust securing an
Indebtedness Of $I3550 30 and SAID prop
erty will be sold subject 10 said deed-of-tr1lsf
Indebtedness Interest and taxes TO he pad
or adjusted 10 date of sale A deposit Of
$500 90 will be required st the time Of sale.
All Cunveyancing recording. ETC. al the cost
of purchaser Terms of sale to be COMPLIED
with within thirty 1907 days after date nt
sale otherwise deposit viii be f0rfel ess3 and
property resuId as risk aud cost OF dsfAultinz
purchaser after Ave So days adverti sarneHt
OF such resale IN some newspaper published
I" 3" 17'''''S ''B a. FRANcIs SAUL.
pcs 15th'St. NV.
WILLIAM p BENSON.
e25 18th 81. NV.
a. %@~--7a
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anl1.Ia Trustees
THus. j OWEN 4 SON. Af7cTIOkFrRg
lla5 Eve ST. NV

THusTEEs' SALE Or VALUABLE TWO.
sITn9AYa dEldn'f ROOM AND nATH
KNOWN Al PREMISES D11a HIAIR
ROAD h0HTHEAsT
b2 virtue ut certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded Ia Liber No 57D8 folio 4sh al sea ,
~ the land reaufda of the District uf Goltlu,s
bia. and At the request ~ the party secured
thFffhg, the undersigned trustees will sell al
nuhllf Hnetigu, in front ~ the pfemiees uit
WEUAEsDAY THE EIUHrEEkTH DAY
uF APRIL, AU 1898. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
y M the following described land and prem,
iHes. sitHnta III th9 city 0f Washington.
District nf Columbia. and designated ~ and
h0n made bg tbs Washington toan II Mort.
oatiilod RF'h.iii in Casllse Manor'd and now now
ifnDWn Ha "ihiliUm fHatie Heights" aa peF
hiat recorded 10 iha office ot tho surveyor
inf ihe District Ut Eunmhia. in iilef AZ
M fuiia niR0 iut 47 IN t.nulsA II f.neha'
continuation ~ inis ij aud ~ ~ said sltlars
1909 "Cbiifunl taslla Heights as nuF. ptai
fae'l ied ~ SEQ surveyors ofiea. ~ tlht'
FERNS VI sale All each A dapasit nl
5000 90 viii ha REQUIRED az tlHI8 III sale
All rnngfsaneng rHcnidinH etc, at enst al
nHFehnsrr TERMS uf sails IA hH annlpilpd
with within thirty dass tram daY ~ sale
ntinrWiea ihe iflntera rHaeFpa the right 81
tnseli the proneFty ~ the risk and aost ~
JafHHitina purchaser after Avs DAYS aiyeFs
iisHneut Of such resale IN Annia nsHsnansl
pubIiahad in NaahlnginnA y. Tg
tsosIfi soIfi,nWY'yt nWY'ytLk5ihAlSAa NAM
apg dAiF.s4aA Trustees,
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q. c. SCuRL0CK.
Attorney for Administrato.
THOS j, OWEN d son. ATCYONEERS
iA@S Eve 81. NV
TRUSTEES SALE or vALuARIr THREE.
STORY BRICK ArARfME%T BEING
PREMISES $500 sNth STREET NORTH

rs virtue OF q certain deed Of tr1st duiy
recorded IN iiheF AaaH tuisa 80 1T Sess
ot the land reeOrds af the District sc Colum,
bi0 and AZ the TrutteSt at the nartS ~pSQEesl
theFehy, the under slgned trustees Will sell
~ p9asl,s gn",!on, M n tront Il NC gryn,,ssss =;
DAY QF ApRits Axn iagS AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm, the following .sl@SeFthea Isns,
and promises. situate in the District at 60
iumhia and liesigRateti as aud hetnE lat SA IN
block tu in WagFaman and Ritsumt. Trustees
subdivision OF "WoNilev Park as neF piat
recorded W Iaheg, County Ia At folio : Ia
the surveyors afftee ut the District af tSa-
iumhia. said block Ia hetng now kaewu teg
purposes of assessment ami taNatsaa As
sauale sloa, subject to hptlhng tine Pc
strirttons.
Terms; Sold subject tn a nriOr deed ct
TRUST for SaS Uan ,ua, further nartigulArs az
which will ee anuoNnced at taie 1 sai"
The purchase rrtVc ahaSe said uus4 o. IN
paid IA cash, depa>tt al 81 .Sn0 tAA w
autred, Convey aoc1nS. recording and reVss.
Aue stanana as purchasers 4NAst faFaAx t.,
i've eomnhed With wlthtn th,ety siaN> etAes-
Wise tlVnNait forfeited aad tha nttAtAsttN MssaS
I've a,herttscd aad resotd az ihe discretion et
the trustees - ..-
LEWIS n. RREJ NI<1ER
WILMER +, SfICkl.E
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THos. J. OWEN SON, AucrinNEER
14ab Eve street EnFthwest,

I9@D ENo Nitttt sN+EAhNNHNt
TRtsTEES' SALE nF YSLuAniaE, TrWns
ATOHY HHfrK DWELLING WITH TWO
CAR nMlCk uARAGE,, nE! Nc rNEM,
lsEss mo, td0s EIdiiTh STREET
III virtue az a certain deed ni trust dpted
febfltary Az, lO9b, heips Instrument No. sAs,
recorded February II lnah. among the lahd
feenfda ut the District ut Columbia, apn az
the request ~ the pArtf secured thereby the
nnderaiHged lrn.iaes viii seli a. pnhie al.e'
tsnn, Y tfe,,t \, 81 Hr 20 nIssnlsns' 9n l.
i0aa AT F0uMTIiiRrY oGLOck PM,
the tnlloMnn .trsellhnd land aud premises
.ilna.e \ the District y gqmphla, ard
lilli- subdivision, ~ ie,a N, nauaree aalt
sseso! for tle District at Columbia n l'ler
1ernis suld suhiacl ~ nfiaF tteed Ut
trust far "a nnD.au further particulars ~
which viii ha announced Al tins III aae tnh
purchase p,'iea ahnvs sald trust % he paid
~ paeh A tlepaslt 0f NAnn iln required Tnn
sexanfinF recording etc. n The p,lfeha..esrs :
thifix dass otherwise aenosit forfeited and
the ntnpefts niag e adfnfiiAad and fesnlh At
lha iialrnttnu at the trustees.
nI.ihr MlnihiIfroA
aps,9.Io,talA Grassssa
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE flANG
TIUS. j. OWEN a SON, AIcTI0NEERS
l1ab EYE ST NV


f91b EYE ST. NV.
TRGsTEEs' SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
IktMPhOyEu LOTS. - FEET FRONT
EACH. ON SOUTH SIDE or HESNINa
ROAD, k.onrHLAsT nETWEEN FOR.
TtETH AND FOMrfFIHST STREETS
hy virtue ot a. certain deed of trust re-.
corded March q, taaS phner M, ~ uf the
land records of the District Of Columbia ard
r the request Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell ~ public
auction u front ot the premises on FRl.
DIaAY, TIE ,T!WEhIilEIH DAY or APRIL.
following ,doscfibet land and premises in The
District Of Columbia heins lots one hundred
seventeen t11It. one hundred eighteen
tilh1i one hundred nineteen fltnl tn square
hftg hundftd eightS.thfse th0AHt IN ths
a0bdyislon known M 'itenninR Heights m
rer plat recorded In tbe office of the sur
y.eyof pf she District Of Columbia In I.iher
Terms Three hundred d0ltars cash. bal.
anea secured by deed 0t trust at nes nav.
able $50 monthly. including interest until
paid 4 denoslt OF $500 required al sale
eohtesunrins ~ cost Of puTGbHaer. Terms
to be complied with within thirty davs ar
ieD0sit forfeited
rFHCf J. GRADY
NORMAN r. KY0N
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Irsuec4 tonight or SUNDAY. Go ont I4th,
aesh a, ,r Ca are 70 Kennedy ST.. east 10
Bth and north 10 0glethorps.
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THos, ]. OWEN & SON. AT'CTIONEERs
i425 Eve St NV
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THOs. j, OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEFRS.
1425 EYE ST, NV

THOS. j. OWEN T. SON, AUCTTONEERs
1435 Eve Street Northwest.
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an1o-dNds cxSu Trusteea.
ADAM A WEsCHLER & SON. AuctioneerG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''"'''s'
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THOS OWEN L SON. AUCTTONEEES.
1teS Eve Street Northwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-19

This IL c. ". Gordon. widely
known Dallas, Tex.s. pharmacist.
who spent twsnsJ years developing
"Gordon's," an internal Antiscrtic
for the stomach AMI bowsls. fer
which he received SS0,oo0 for the
rights to the sccrc. process Of
compoundins.
"The greatest obstacle to the
successful treatment of stomach
troubles" said Mr.. Gordon was
fermentation (souring of food mat
ter in the stomach and bowels).
which inflares and irr;;atcz these
organs and produces Gas that
causes much distress. F~crmenta-
tion car be stopped only with an
a~ntiseptic."
"Co-don's" goes right TO tie seat
of the trouble. as il exercises a dis
tinctly antiseptic as well rs a diges-
tive effect. u stops and prevents
fermentation. soothes ard heals any
irritsted or infiamed condition and
will bring quick relief in cases Of
Gas, dyspepsia. heartburn. blcating
after meals, excess acid, bad breath,
constipation, sick headache, ner-
y-ousness, when caused by faulty
digestion, tone up the digestive or
rams and stimulate the stomach and
howels 10 their normal functions.
A few doses will convince you. Sold
Eaele Pharmacy and other good drug
rists. $3.50 per bottle of sixty-four
doses-less than three cents a dose.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-19

does not see how much fruit he IL
removing from the trees.
Place Heaters: liz orchard heaters
are to be Used, they should be placed
in the orchard early in the month,
and a supply Of reserve fuel provided
that will take care of any emergency.
The above calendar of orchard
practices for aged citrus orchards Of
the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Tex
as was compiled by the Valley Ex-
pertinent station. acting upon the re-
quest of state, federal, and railroad
agents engaged in agricultural ex-
tension work in the Lower Rio Grandc
Valley. In an open meeting Of the
above agents, held at Mercedes, Tex.
on February 10, 1928. the recommend
atoms of the Experiment station
were read and discussed and finally
approved as they appear above.
(Signed)
W. II. Friend. Supt. Valley Ex-
perimental station,
Jno. W. Kirkpatrick, county agent,
Hidalgo county.
Henry r. Alsmeyer, county agent,
Cameron county.
Committee on standard orchard
practices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-19

ling the ground if irrigation is nee
essary during the blossoming period.
March
Spray: Use lime-sulphur for rust
mite control u:50); use (1:40)
strength if scab is present in the or
chard.
Irrigate: Give a thorough irriga-
ton after fruit is set.
April
Give a thorough inspection for dis
eases and insect pests: Treat any dis
eased trees found in the orchard.
iIer 90 to Is pounds per tree) lob
5; 1866.
I~rrigate: Apply water early in pre-
paration for spraying with oil emul-
sion.
Disk: Incorporate cover crops with
the soil by discing.
Spray: Give trees a thorough APP
plication Of some reliable oil emul-
sion.
Dust: Give trees a thorough APP
plication Of dry sulphur for mite con-
troll.
Disk: Incorporate weeds and cover
crop residue with the soil.
July
Irrigste: Apply water early in pre-
paration for spraying with oil emul-
sion.
Disk: Disk down weeds and leve
irrigation borders.
Spray: Give trees n second spplica-
tion Of oil emulsion spray, If neces-
sary.
August
IrrigEte: Give q thorough irriga-
tion early in the month.
Irrigate: Give q second irrigation
during the second half Of the month.
No cultivation given between irri-
cations.
September
Dust: Give a thorough application
Of sulphur in the dry form early IN
the month.
Disk: Incorporate weeds grown
during August with the soil.
October
Irrigate: Apply irrigation water
! early in month If September rainfall
was less than normal % in.).
November
Disk: Prepare soil for winter cover
crop.
Plant: Cover crop Of Melilotus In
dica $50 to 40 pounds per acrcl.
Irrigate: Prepare irrigation border:
and irrigate.
December
Irrigate: Apply water early in the
month. Fall irrigation will delay
maturity and interfere with harvest
ing early varieties, but increase size
and total yield Of fruit.
Prune: Pruning may be started i'm.
m~ediately after the removal of the
fruit crop. A more thorough job Of
pruning will be done when the groves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-19
Airplane Club
Meets Saturday

HARLINGEN. Feb. 1s.-The or
g~anization meeting Of the Valley
Airplane club is announced for Sat-
urday night at the Reese-Wil-Mond
hotel. The meeting will start al 1880.
Since the announcement of this
meeting, made early in the week,
persons from all over the Valley
have signified their intention Of at
tending. some from Edinburg. Mis-
sion, McAllen and Brownsville, while
a group from Raymondville are com
ing en- masse.
The men will be led by Jack
Thompson, with short talks by Geo,
p. McAuliffe, and +. B. Ray, both
Of Harlingen. The business Of the
meeting will then be taken up, and
definite organization started. The
hackers believe that flying instruc.
| tion can be started the next day II
the club is fully enrolled to its de.
sired fifty members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-19
GROWER MUST
Be GOVERNED
BYCONDITIONS
No Cut, Dried Rules
For Orchard Care
Can Be Formulated,
w. H. Friend States
fBy W. n. FRIEND, supt.,

No cut and dried rules can be laid
Y TOT the grower Of citrus fruits
70 fellow that will hold rood for all
seasons and under any and ali CON
oitions. With three seasons Of ex-
perience behind ~ and from observa-
tion extending over a period OF six
years the attached calendar Of or
q practices has been worked ont.
fhat should be q fairly reliable
gnide IN q normal season. In an
early season, the different opera
tons will entprally be moved up in
y manner thSSocli make them fit
the particular seay&c>at hand. Like
wise, in q late sessc4&~she differ
ert operations will be 49, 10 a
relatively later time Of the <tsr.
" all the grove operations, ~
CATION probably occupies the mN
important positions, with pest conn
troll a close second. Use of cover
crops, pruning, cultivation, disease
control, and orchard heating are all
important and should receive their
Just share OF the growers attention.
1t is useless for the grower TO be
thorough in his campaign against
pests Of all kinds and neglect
i i.;;ii:s:: # UnlVerS;ol
probably failure to provide fra
section may cause all of the z
effort 10 60 for naught. CNr1