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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Death to Mosquitoes
Here Are Latest Control Methods
By DR.. j. III. PEPPER, State Entomologisf
Err, State ~Entomologisf

where it is impossible to treat the
water separately, is the above pro-
cedure recommended. Where 5 per-
cent DOT in crankcase DRAWINGS
has been applied, as low as / pint
of this material per acre has given
satisfactory control of the larvae.
Residue Spray Treatment
3. Residue spray treatment to kill
adult mosquitoes. During bright
sunny days adult mosquitoes rest
IN dark places inside barns, sheds,
garages and other outbuildings. By
spraying the inside of these build
ings with a 5 percent DOT oil solu-
ton, water emulsion OF suspension
spray, good control of the adult mos
quitoes can be obtained. Under av-
erage conditions this treatment will
remain effective for 6 weeks to 2
months.
Tall weeds, and grass are ideal
resting places for adult mosquitoes.
By keeping this vegetation cut short
many of the usual resting places for
the adult mosquitoes can be elm
mated. Spraying of flowers, shrub
berry, ETC., around houses, with a
S percent DOT water emulsion will
not only kill the mosquitoes in these
areas but will give a residual de-
post of the DOT which will in many
cases last for several weeks.
If a city or parts of a city are to
be sprayed by the use Of aerial
equipment it is recommended that
not over a gallon and a half to two
gallons per acre of 5 percent DOT
water emulsion be used. If a 5 per-
cent oil solution is to be used no
spraying should be done until the
people residing in the area have
been notified, as the oil treatment
will soil clothes which may be hang
ing on the line, and will also produce
a greasy film on windows, parked
automobiles, etc.
Area of Treatment
Under the average conditions it is
recommended that breeding places
within an area of three miles of any
city or town be treated. While adult
mosquitoes may be carried further
than this if they happen to be picked
up by strong winds, the three mile
limit usually suffices for all prac-
teal purposes.
II mosquitoes are breeding along
the edges of a river where the water
is normally moving very slowly, +;
drip system may be installed tx
control mosquitoes which may b'
developing in these waters. A 5 per
cent solution of DOT in crankcas,
DRAWINGS or some other oil which
has good spreading qualities shoult
be used. This solution may be al
lowed to drip slowly from a barre
or other container.
It is always desirable to expert
ment with such a setup in order t.
find the correct point at which t.
release the oil.
Before undertaking to control tn
mosquitoes within any specific are
it is always advisable to make
. thorough study of the area in orde
to determine the nature of the prob
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

general categories as follows:
l. Elimination of all possible mos
quito breeding places. 1t is impor-
tant to remember that mosquitoes
can breed only in water and in most
eases the water must be either
standing O. very slow moving. Many
of these places can be eliminated by
draining, etc.
Mosquitoes quite frequently breed
ia barrels, buckets, cans, old tires,
and many other receptacles that
may hold water during rainy sea
sons. 1t is therefore essential that
a good cleanup campaign be initial
ed in and around towns or cities
where mosquito control operations
are being carried out. This is q
community project and requires the
cooperation Of all people residing
within the control area.
DOT in Oil Spray
z. In areas where mosquitoes are
unusually bad there are generally
present certain areas which cannot
be eliminated by draining. 1t is
essential that these areas be treated
to kill the larvae before the adult
mosquitoes hatch. The most salts
factory method for killing such lar
vac is to spray the water surface
with a 5 percent solution of DOT in
crankcase DRAWINGS, or other oil
which has good spreading qualities.
Remember that, to be effective,
the DOT oil solution must form and
maintain a film at the surface of the
body of water in which the mosquito
larvae are present.
1t is recommended that a low gall
lonage of oil be used, preferably a
gallon or less per acre. When applied
at this rate good coverage is OBJ
tanned and the possibility of poison
ing small fish or other aquatic ami
mails is reduced to a minimum.
The oil should be applied ia the
form of large droplets, otherwise loss
from drift, evaporation, etc., will
be so great that poor control will be
obtained. Do not use an oil in water
emulsion for this type of treatment
as it is ineffective in forming .
surface film.
Aerial Application
A Choteau air service recently
performed some experiments using
aircraft TO spray erankcase drain
ings at the recommended rate fol
mosquito control. With the use of
modified boom they obtained excel
lent eoverage and distribution o.
the Oil at an application rate of les
than n gallon per acre.
Where relatively large areas o
water or inaccessible swampy place
are involved this method of apply
ing the larvacide would be quick ant
very effective. Where ground equip
men is used an effort should b.
made to first locate the specific re
gions within the ponds where tn.
larvae are concentrated and trea
these areas.
The above treatments should Civ
effective control of the larvae TO
a period of 8 to 5 weeks. Where
single spray is being applied for tn
control of both larvae and adul
mosquitoes it is recommended thu
the DOT be applied at the rate {
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

A meney-maker, the Skyline Pick
Up Harvester quickly pays for itself.
All the newest features that make a
harvester operate easily and work
efficiently are built 10 the Skyline.
Ii is engineered TO cut and shred
grass and hay silage properly to in
sure better feeds. 1t is also designed
TO do an excellent job of chopping
semi-eured and cured hay for dry
feed with variation in cut length
from ~ to E inches.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
USE THE SAME MOTOR
AND CARRIER FOR OTHER
SKYLINE ATTACHMENT

MULTI-PURPOSE.. -. In a fifty, the
PICKUP HARVESTER can be re-
placed with the SKYLINE ROW
CROP HARVESTER or a PORT
ABLE GRINDER. Each attachment
is designed and built TO give the
best possible service according TO
modern scientific farming. Put the
Skyline TO work for you. You'll say
you have made one of the best TO-
vestments tbatyou ever made.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

Don't hesitate TO write to an advertiser in MONTANA FARMER-STOCKRAN
for further information about his product lie viii be glad to be of service 10
June J. 1878
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Court, Police Offer
Aid in Baltimore Plan
ForD.C. SIum Cleanup

Cooperation Of Municipal
Court and the Metropolitan police
has been offered In the so-called
Baltimore Plan" to clean UP Dis
trict slums.
Chief Judge George P. Barse Of
Municipal Court has informed
Senator Flanders. Republican. Of
Vermont that he would be willing
to set aside Tuesday and Friday
Of each week to hear suits brought
to require landlords to comply
with sanitary regulations under
the District Code.
Police to Aid Inspection.
Supt. of Police Robert J. Bar
rett has assured Senator Flanders
he will assign two officers from
each precinct to assist health de-
partment inspectors in checking
complaints. The police also would
cooperate with health inspectors
In helping to prosecute violators,
Mai. Barrett said.
These developments followed
announcement yesterday by the
District Commissioners that they
have decided to launch a munich
pal cleanup program. 1t will
be discussed at a conference at
10 am. Tuesday in Commissioner
John Russell Young's office.
Housing Action Awaited.
First attack on the problem, 1t
was announced at the District
Building, will be an attempt to
get the slum dwellers to clean up
their own residences.
Senator Flanders was one OF
several Senators who toured
Washington slum areas during
consideration by the Senate OF
the national housing bill.
The. measure. which passed the
Senate and now is pending on the
House calendar, contains amend
ments to authorize full participa-
ton of the District in grants and
loans available to other parts Of
the country for slum clearance
and redevelopment.
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Bolivian Airmen's S Widows
To Gel $40, 900 Under Bill

The widows of five Bolivian air
men, killed in the crash Of an
Air Force plane of Peru In ls47.
would receive $4,000 each by
terms of a bill proposed to Con-
gress yesterday by Air Secretary
Symington.
The officers killed included Col.
Juan Antonio Rivera, chief Of the
Bolivian Air Force. They were
en- route to the United States by
Government invitation TO parti-
cipate in an orientation program
In view of the fact that these
officers had been invited as guests
Of the United States under the
provisions of the congreSsionally
approved orientation program and
lost their lives while travelling in
an Air Force plane as special
guests of our Government, it is
believed that there is a moral
basis TO justify legislative action
which might alleviate the financi-
al distress of their widows and
dependents" Mr.. Symington
wrote
Evening star., 1949-06-03
$420 Reported Stolen
From Rooms at Hotel

Two thefts. totaling $420. from
guests at the Hotel Statler were
reported by police today.
The money. police said, was
taken Wednesday from the rooms
of Lee E. Taylor of Crosse Pointe,
Mich, and John E. Canady, Hol-
lywood, Calf, who are attending
the Presidents Highway Safety
Conference at the Departmental
Auditorium.
Mr.. Taylor told police $500 was
missing from his wallet in the
pocket Of a coat he had left in
his room closet. Mr.. Canady lost
$120 and a watch. Police said
both men apparently had left
their doors unlocked.
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Murder Defendant Freed
On Unsound Mind Finding

Earl z. Hatcher, "a, was &C
quilted yesterday by a District
Court jury Of second degree
murder charge on grounds that
he was of unsound mind when he
shot a man on a street Car here
in November. 1916.
After celebrating several hours.
Evening star., 1949-06-03

the jury acquitted Hatcher. who
is colored. IN the death Of George
z. Janey. -. colored. 1900 block
of Wylie street NE.
Court records showed that he
had been found Of unsound mind
Evening star., 1949-06-03

II District Cour. In Octooe-. lst7
He was pronounced sane seve-al
months ago. Thus, the 'urys veg-
die: gave hin his freedom
Judge Edward NJ. CurTan pre-
S,GeG al the tr!al.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05

Tanaka 442. Kiyo Yamaguchi 379
Gladys Hon ano 479, Jean Numoto
$40: MARTHA'S (0)-Miye Ishikawa
1886, Martha Ikeda $50. YoSh Tani-
guchi 342. Alice Terada 1872. Mitzi
Sanico 437
TAILS (3)-Yo Kitayama 45l,
Sue Lew 485, TAX Kojima 400. Fumi
Yoshida 438. Fudge Sakanashi 400;
METZGER'S ID - Myrtle Komaki
$40, Jane Akiyama 366. Nancy Ma
gamma 372. Mary Hiraki 1858, Amy
Taniguchi 331.
GYOKKO KEN "a - Madge Ono
412, Ruby Nishiguchi 434. Yoshi
Dol $50, Carol Daty 4lO, Rose Young
427: MINT (0-Mary Morimoto 1853.
Anna Yagi 1853, Aussie Sakai 1876,
Kimi Jinguji 324, Decko Iwasaki 378.
Sunday
N P. (4-Ida Nakauchi 1896. Mary
Tskemura 381. Hats Higa 1926. Tonic
Urakawa 425, Ruby Nakauchi 800:
NORTH COAST t0-Pat Hidaka
410, June Takahashi 1856. Mickey
Oyama 1868, Jean Terao 426, TAX
Nakashima Asa.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05

Last year, Manzo Nakahara. des-
pite high winds and choppy waters
topped the more than $50 local ang-
lers to win the motor with his IL
pound, l1-ounce silver.
Other top prizes for this years
derby will be spinning rod and reel
for second place. spinning rod and
tackle box for third spot. and glass
spinning rod and spinning rod for
fourth and fifth places respec-
lively. There will also be a special
woman's prize.
The derby will be held in Elliott
Bay from sunrise to 10 am. All en-
tries must be in at Haurys boat
house by 10 am. for the weighing
in ceremony. Only one prize will be
awarded per individual. NVC derby
tickets must accompany the fish to
be entered for prizes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05
CRACKER SALMON DERBY SLATED
FOR SUNDAY HERE BY LOCAL NVC

Sunday will be the day when another 5horsepower johnson
will be awarded the lucky fisherman hooking the largest
second annual Nsei Veterans Committee cracker
derby
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05

PatroniZe Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05

The Nisei Veterans Committee
wishes to thank the following firms
for their generous donations toward
the derby prizes: Tashiro Hardware,
Seattle Tackle. Nordby Supply, Hab's
Seattlite, Mikado, Tokuda Drug,
Mitch's Cleaner, Vii Barber Kashi-
wagi's, Chihara Jewelry, Nakamura
Jewelry. HigaShi's Mobil Service, A
& NJ Garage, Mint Beverage. Crown
Furniture Yesler Way Service, Main
Street Service, Rainier Poultry, City
Produce, H & I Service, Main Drug.
Bo'S Grocery, Richards Jewelry.
West Coast Printing and K. K Ka-
waguchi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05
S'1|l|'{l||||'gD


. IT SETTLED NOTHING II PARTICULAR
As expected, the American Bowling Congress bgwgs
East have ruled that the Ne Clippers ineligible for pa
cipation i'll Abe competition.
So compromising. friendly gesture the local bowling
association has approved the idea of letting the Clippers
tnue to play unsanconed' basis in Boeng
Majors circuit
All the fuss raised has accomplished nothing and settled
nothing in particular.
Abe tournaments still for ''wlte males only.
Oh, WE'LL such is life
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05
.Sachi Nakata
Aids TSubOi'S
In Alley Win
NIGHTS HIGH
OREGON NISEI GIRLS
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
(AS of Sept. SO)

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Sachi Nakata. Tsubois.
POI.
Series-Sachi Nakata. Tsubois,
SIS.
PORTLAND, Greg. Oct. 5-Sachi
Nakata not only led her Tsubol
jewelers. to a smashing 40 triumph
over Jane Lees in an Oregon Nisei
Girls Bowling league match last
Friday night in Hollywood Alleys
but also received two cash prizes
for hitting the first 20O-plus game
and the first high 500 series of the
season.
Miss Nakata's high game was
POI, and her series, 518.
In other contests. Captains sported
a 81 victory over Taylor st. Smoke
Shop and the Three Us made it 40
over the Chinese Youth Group. Lois
Yuts 513 series spearheaded Captains
attack.
The results follow:
TSUBOFS (4-Mary SaSaki 372.
Misa Michikami 391, Sachi Nakata
518, KIM Sasaki ass. Fumi Waka-
matsu 408; JANE LEES (0) Mary
Jane Chin 1.-TWO games) 259, Rose
Lee 302, Betty Leong 319, Jane Lee
1856, Marilyn Wong Ash, Dummy 10.
CAPTAINS (3)-Kathleen Sasaki
423, Jessie Furukawa 348. Jane Aki-
yama 344, Jinx Tamiyasu 494, Lois
Yut 513; TAYLOR ST O-Ruth
Komachi $50, Toshi Tamiyasu 400,
Kimi Akiyama 297, Ava Fukuda
40, Mieko Fujita 800.
THREE Us (4-Marian Lee 423,
Max Fong 435, Lii Wong 424, Anna
Wong $751; Chris Guam 376; CHIN
ESE YOUTH GROUP (0) - Gwen
Yut 1923, Patsy Fong 400. Lorraine
Chin 400, Mae Lee 318, Liz Wong
286.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05
Gle, TAKANOS GYOKKO KEN CAFE
HOLD UPPER BERTHS IN SNCBO

SNGBO STANDINGS
las of Oct. p
w L
China Import q Export IA 2
Takano Studio 13 3
Gyokko Ken IL 4
Tails 8 7
North Coast Importing 8 8
N. P. Hotel 8 8
Marthas Beauty Shop 6 10
Chikata's 4 IL
Mint Beverage 4 IL
Metzger's Real Estate 2 IA
WEEKS HIGH
Singles Jean Numoto, Gle.
1911.
Series - Jean Numoto. GLE. $40.
Both China Import a. Export and
Takano Studio scored 40 wins to
stay one and two in the Seattle
Nisei Girls Bowling Organization
last weekend in Main Bowl
Gle. led by reliable Jean Numoto.
walked over Marthas Beauty Shop.
40, and Takano Studio snapped
by the same margin.
=
In the meantime, Gyokko Ken
sneaked up to third place by over
Mint Beverage, 40
Tails had no trouble in beating
Metzger's Real Estate. 81. and N. p.
Hotel had room to spare in beating
North Coast Importing Co., 40.
The results follow:
Thursday
TAKANO "a = Xxi Yamamoto
410, Dot Kodama 400, Suzie Shimizu
316, Mich Ishii 344, YoYo Konishi
400; CHIKATA (0)-Cathy Yamada
314, Alice Tsue 2O5, Pat Tanaka 301,
Mits Kodama AIT, YoYo Ishii 408.
Gle. (4-Peggy Okada AIT, KIM
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-05
. SIDELfNE TOPICS

most men who make their share of the world gold and
silver by beating each other with their fists midmannered
pleasant fellows out of the ring Sattes Tommy lmeda and
lateyoFfscos Carl Arakak typical examples least
two blslneSsmelboh of them jewelers. Jackson Stare
mighty proud of their Mr. Chiaras boy Charley tong
The pigskn for ODa high and earning the pauts of his team
mates ana Mr. NakamIras Kui is carving "A slick niche
for himself in the Puget Sound Golf Club sngeandcap
divodigger Nisei bowes please that 'loaded team
doesn necessarily win championships the rdded New
York Yanls whipped the favored Boston Red Sox straight
days to snatch the American league penant the cagest
TO date appointment of Fm Yosd be director of the girls
basketball league after the NVC salmon derby take short
trip Tacoma the Tacoma YBA bazaarance this
Sunday, Oct 9
eNVC DERBY THIS SUNDAY, FELLOWS AND GIRLS
You re the right line if you re thinking of entering the
Seattle NVC's annual cracker salmon derby which will
scheduled = rain shine atom-bomb = this Sunday
Oct. 8.
The derby fiIstcass outdoor attraction not because the
prizes will be abundant and useful to the winners but because
every contestant will have day of fun.
If have itch to try luck and if have the
patience wait for that big oe the derby your
this Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

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HARDY FIELD-GRoWN AzALEAs.
ali color. years OLD, 5Oc each
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FLAdsT0kI E sn kHooy WALKS, terraces, are-
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tanning walls. pipe drains &C: sh
kinds d,s ct cement H1Trsrs %ors ,an. Roef.
BEAUTIFUL sTRAWBERRY PLANTS,
dug while you wait. all best varie-
ties imcludins everoearins al nhlo ninos
sgRDoFF s1s eaRiles. colesyiiie. hh ''H; Md, eai1
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black, top; blYestons, a1H Stag bank
60 anywhere. Grading, Easements.
iand CLEARING, ss,5 roads, drivey.ys.
IMPoRTEP cRoGys. hy.s,n.hs and and
ice. Free estimatss, Live shiekens
AND FARM MARKET. 6Ol2 Aser
I'd. Hyattsville, Md. Open Z days
LANpscApE xfsbsssApE GARDENERS Lawns.
TOP soil, nursery stock. tree surgery,
cattle manure. bcxwood. dIsinass
per Der Ii bushels: sd per 10 bushels;
$3.50 per bushels. delivered. Top
GARDEN TRACTOR wanted. used
No. 9 to 5-h.p.. with or without
TOPsoiL, very good. rich. fbr lawns
and greenhouses; very, reasonable.
Cau HI. 481S.
TOP som, best quality; very rich
loan; reasonable. GL. s31e. 10
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Observation-Disclosures. F,

egIID1SG = tTEMsopsR tRIKTs p}IlMSsR sysEy sss. so
BuG Killer! Amazing johnston S
mo Roach" Sanitary coating kills
reaches. ants. waterbugs for months.
eo et9t EAssBSkGH & ss 81 II s. s kANN LHh HEcH1
Do comb: tcietrac1 0 cost ss,sls. : yrs:
old; used very little. builder. houi-
dating: will sell for 500 OF orig.
BURNHAM ITfS' IAN BOILER. 4oo-foot midget.
low radiators 90. 2 more available;
pipe; valves installed new l948
burner with controls, completel
Must be moved this week. KLQMP-
AIR SYSTEMS. VI. $500. -AO
CALCULATOR, Marchant, elec.. auto,
MULTIPLICATION or division. recond.;
guaranteed; S1o5. RE. l177. IA,
essf c.s Snd am aim and telephSto ne isns sioG
CAMERA FANsN1t's here See ana
handle the new Century Graphic and
THROWN PHOTO SUPPLY. 1863
Irving st. NV, no. s722. Open
till 8 pm. =
CAMERA FANs-we invite you to
compare our prices Win any otnelS.
You will be amazed. Authorized
dealers of Ampro, Ansco. Argus,
Bolex, Bell q Howell. Grafiex and
etc. UPTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY.
1869 Irving st. NV, HO. S722.
Open till pm. -
CARRIAGE, baby's stroller, high
chair and play pen for $50; good
condition. must leave town. Call
DU. 4l60 from IL to q. g.
CASH REGISTER for any business
Bi Pss' a4a Sona' Wy iath satpinde ste NV SiH'hh
CHAIN LINK FENCE. AZ inch, double
galvanized. $123 per it.. installed
in cement. MALONEY'S. INC. Sl26
Ga. ave, Silver Spring, SH. $3.50
CLARiNETS-Rent a new instrument
with option to buy. JORDAN'S.
corner 18th and q sts. NV. ST. 94OO.
COAL-FIRED HEATING and air
conditioning system. for. 4 rooms;
aluminium ducts installed complete,
$335. KLOMP-A1R SYSTEMS. vi.
$500. 10
Evening star., 1949-10-06
PIANO
PIANO

We have . beautiful
been put in Al condition by our
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CAMPBELL Music Co. 11os G st.
NV DI. S464. 5
values IN used and floor sample spin
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DAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th and g
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PIANOS-We have complete line OF
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Evening star., 1949-10-06
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COLLIE SHEPHERD DOG, gentle
young, for kind suburban home. SH
DALMATIAN PUPPY, female. 3 mos.
good home. SIS. WA. 4934. =
sIAMEsE, female, purebred son,
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dewormed, tails cut; male. SIS; fe-
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sCOTTIEs, Axe reg. S25 to $50
wiRE.HAIRED MfaEzHIi1 aH5'' TERRIER. female, 8
was. Axe .eaistered. healthy and
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Toy CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. Call
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KITTENS, white. gray, black, tiger;
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.sGsH G sE-TGR Ter PUPS. male and
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EXPERT GROOMING for your show
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DAcHsHUNp PUPS. 7wks.. tan
females $50. FA. 3l35. IL"
COCTRS. leaving town, must sell
healthy. SH. 1888 -
TERRIER. male, white and tan
housebroken. / year. needs LOVING
home In suburbs. 81. 6709. =
HORSEMEAT
Govt. insp.. canned or human use
feed your pets the best. 22c a can
$3.50 dozen-Sg case of AS Also
frozen horsemeat. kibble and meal