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" ' Optical Stir*. " Opposite
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' B. Ms?7. persons, B
. B vigorous and haakhr, . si* r3
' D .baQnni ocoastaislly wun Q
5 illpwrtetid iloaMk en the 5
g s*atem ore dangerous, on*
J prompt feet mi it of tndtoas- B
Q ttoo Is important "The osly Q
N medietas. I hare needed has we
~ been eomethln* to aid- dlges-. "
B lion and uieaih .the Kvor," B
B writes Mr. Fred Ashby. a WW
9. McKlnney, Texas, tanner.
D "My medicine is
S Thetffdrd's S
HBUCKJRAOGHl
Q tor Indigestion and stomach M
'25 " trouble of tny iiod. i hare 5"
B never round ray thing that 15!
1 touches the sptji Ilka Black- fe$
B Draught 4 take It fh broken 22
doses after meals. For a long M
'O time Itried'plUB, whteh grip- n
S ed and^dldn't give the good. 22
results.Biaok-braaght liver Ka
, medicine is edey to take, easy BJg
to keem inexpensive." _ ?
m />? s package from your g
- g . driicgist -today-r-Ask: for and"
B ir.F.jet ufton Tbedtord's?the E3
D _jOnly;ganulne: jgj
D .Get it todays - , 0|
833 em Rg
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TJOW human it ii to be |
?ow couniry-iQ time oi
pceciaeive thdagU tt?the ?
" in lime of peace
[? A similar. attitudeis tomet
[' .vice# of the funeral directo
r7* * --n^frofewiuuelly trained, >n
I ' prepared to serve us in th
I * .face without him is initsel
Ittiy time of need he an
j at. what hour of the day
ter^tow far it takes him.
?reea(>le tasks it teads hitn,
witness and. beinjf human,
Then it is thai >oq? find in
and because he has been
homes wtuJK- sorrow ht
r'andsjust what todc
!he lust tribute a c
Rtf-roducrJb?
fjnyjrom ? tipyrichud ad:
HWu J5 Jiurdcy L.imtng Post
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: . R. A. SPEN<
r?] .
r> tXfl Funeral Directota
^ Potmtnr ' '
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I? .
I Prices ^ "
_ jfcji Radical price reduction piits
,'jgjj that no family with a home
JSC out this m'ordern heating nl
' II *'
tfeT" J? At the-hew. low_price
^5 X than stoves hecesn
r,y ;* ra s Costs less than a go<
?j_. X. Costs less' than a go
1C 'Costs; less than twice
ing machine;
Coists' ress than -twia
Ofder a Calui lC rnr
II _ K' comfort and .Convenience yoi
cause it protects/the-family'!
fc__. .... K* ilyis pocketbook. Because it
trl ; . . jl Inthis fuel it saves.
|~ -7* Sr hecau3e prices ca
--? ing now you will enjoy the i
i h rentage-of its. cost this'witr
i | -DojiaLdelay. Wi ntfer* is he
L '3 " an. argument for CaforK
I . ?9?risk. Our guarantee?year;
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XpTiCE LAND -SALE
- Under and by virtue'Of tile powers
pcntkined in that deed of trust executed
by Jotyi E. November
l'oth, 1815, to the undersigned |
"as Trustee, default having been mado.
in', the' paynWnt of the note secured;
Uieifby, a:il u|iun tl.ij tequeat of tho|
holder,. I will as frv&ee,' on .
MONDAY. APRIL 17tV, 1922,. firjffj
'clock' Nboh at the Court K5u8c dOorc
p Roxboro , x 1
3?li-to the. highest bidiijr at pubic
auction far cash tH' fiffowiiig described
lot or paTcc) of. land,,lo-wit:
Lying and bving "-in . Htiahy ' Fork.;
Township on both sidea of 'rrs-iOvsboro-Btishv
Fork public road bjginI'.lnn
at- i"rock-rend- pointers in \V. A.
Warren's lihe S. W. corner oT Lot
No. 4; thence 3. 25 deijr^es, W. 2 cha.
and 98 links to a ricTc N. W. corner
of Lot No- 2; theftce with Lot No. "2
S: 83 degrees, E-S7 ciia. and 70 linka
to a*, iron ia the Roxboro road ; thence
with said road S. 36 1-2 degrees, W.
leh. and 35 links to an iron in said
road; thence S. fc decrees, E. 35 chs.
to stfcke, S. 86 degrees* East/37 chs.
and 5>0 links tp a stake; thence N.
78 decrees. W. 31 chs.* and lO-'Tinks to
iron in Roxhoro road; ' tHjpce* with
said road: N. 38 degrees, E/J. fiji.
trtsd 4o links ta andiron in said, road;
fhenc^ N.-85 degrees, >WV 40 chs. and
00 links to the beginning, containing.
39 U-4 acres more, or less ftrtd4- being
I;o?t No. 3 in the division of Lewis
taWfrM-MVlinHq S<x> iY<*txi Geo. Blackwell
;am> others to Jno. Blarkwell,
Bpok 2&, page 95. Person County.
V This -the 16th doy of Match, .192*2.
v L. M. Carlton w
3-22 4fe. . *< Trustep,
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J. - VLBMC TRANSFER.
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Whtn you want hauling t>?_any kind
call on jr?fe,: I am in pofeition to do it.
1 hav^ just piit on a twq vTop Truck
/or * puti.k-w tftTnflfec. 1 ' slalic.it your
t?^sinGs&. . .r :
Day phone So,/ Night" phone 126
'JACK BAR\'r:*ITj-:
3 19 tf,
r' % , k
ip-aleful to the defenders of .lgtj
! war,-and to give scant ap- ' ? Ql
aldiers and sailors who serve . fife
:?jnes taken toward the ser- ?5
r Yet the very fact that he '
odcrnly equip^d and fully
>e crisim we could in nowise jSK ,
f a service toms all
swers evepr c^ll^ qo. matter ^nj
or night it corflH, no matto
what dangerous or cft&a- JHI
or what sutferingf he mutt .
mi^ft share W
hima friend and Counsellor.
called so many times into |A
is called hr*t. he under- pr\
. in the way that makes /a
0 ml or ting memory. /
1 Tk<.Cimtnti>Ui Ccfln-Cam- /S '
trinrmtnl "thick op frayed in twf
o] March it, l 2.
CER & SON $5
Roxboro, M. C. J 9^x
tar'.Etyf'Ot Tnam, Cod ./ ikyrtiurrnlicm. JKI
CopyrtfhiiJ ipit C C CiI %/ V j^Sy
iJERjttiMLaidunrro^^ IF
Down J
ih" ' i ii 1 'i'.ui(
to beat can afford to be with- jpjl
ant. '. * -KB
'... VI \>> M
is the CaloriCj'.oafs less . Jgj
lary.to heat the building. v . gj
>d niano. ^ ?T
od home water, system,
the price of a good wash- js]
? the price of a lhonograph. ^ tjg
iv' b^ause-it is tho greatest a
u can have in your home. Be-.. ||
v health and thereby the fam-; H
.pays every dollar of its cost. Kg
* ' ' ' . ' . .. jol
Bhsfbe tower ?and-by order- $
:ompprt,arid save a good per- jl
re in earnest. Every buzzard |g
1 comfort now. Yoti takV no a
satisfaction or rrfoney back.
F. H_E A M S
R1H lAHULlNA ' ( "~~i
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TIIE ROXBORO cQgU'lEH adm
TWreOTTAi
~ ENRICMED S0|t VVJLL PI
;W?11 frerthized Plat of Ground, With
Giv? Satisfaction to tho Grower Who Wi
vitf?\Sufflcient ^roount of Moisture^ >,
FROM COLUFfiAME
TO YOUR GARDEN!
' . > : . * . ; . ;
Plants Should Ec Accustomed .'to ^
thcOHtside' CSft'dttions i
PJ5STE0TI3N mmNlMt/
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>' * *
Boxes or^Sprall Boards Wili Save From |j
Sun, Wind and Prool-?-Water Bo- <>
ftMre Transplanting?parry Con- p
tamers to Plafce for'Planting. t
if . ' ~ ' ' V*,
' "* it. is ossuhi&i^ that the wlde-awafcej
gardener has been busy long" before' y
the weather la -wa'riu caough ro^ v
, 5.'nv s.'^tls Iji |he grailnd; rHut.-, r
a window bos or hotbed has been pro- pa
vided, and that a supply of plants j>f^ a
tomatoes? peppers;'early cabbHTTS7~and} 1
' eggplant are undpr way to set In the r j
garden as soon as ganger -of fjrost Is t :t
past. . . __ j <
if plenty of south Window spare1 Is J "*
available, the Tutted Stntpa. ru?nni*-t
rnent of Agriculture advised that such ; *
frpps hs snap heaps, cucumbers, musk- j *
melons, and. even corn juay ;be >j
started, In fUpver ~ppts7~pa~per bands or% fcerry
bose* -filled, with good, soil," and 1
tney, will be o?. considerable size by . t
the.time the air is warm enough to- <
plant , thejn o\kdooil Plants?that /
grow in the house or in -the hotbed |
.must he hardened or.adapt^d toputdoor , J
'renditions bbfore they are set In the
open ground. This is accomplished ^
by 'gradually exposing them to the
open air during the warmer part of ?
tS?e day aj>d later' at night, care being
takem that they are hot caught !?y a
trodden cold snap. j
Hardening ?arty Plants.
When the plants,are growpJp^oies i,
or trays, the boxes inayJje-tSfrried into v
the open eaclfjl^y^hntl the plants &1- #
lowed^a-heCome gradually ac^mtforaed r
. outdoor conditions. If they pre- t
in a hotbed or coldframe, the sash or v
other cover is lifted off during the.day
and replaced at night. -> I>eter the cov: f
ering Is left pff entirely; however,, it n
Should be kept close at TiBftd^Tt^b& put 0
on at any time thgt the weather should y
turn cold. < K
Plants set in the op-en ground may p
. be protected fronv frost by'turning b
small boxes over tnerti andE covering d
"the boxes with a little-earth. Old n
berry boxes are sometimes, used for
this purpcfee, but should be covered
completely with sotlrns the plants will
frHeze just as readily- underneath the
exposed boxes as if left in tKe open t<
wttnout any cover whatever. A good
method of protecting plants isj>y set tl
ting, a common roofing shingle .or a u
small piece of board at an angle over rr
t>arh plant. ^hese shingles can be set c<
on thg side'-to protect the plants from cl
, ihe>^ffb-'duffhg tin*" dayfifiiPrnw they "Fi
'(Unay bo placed "on the opposite aide In f<
"order to protect the plants from the si
rtYlpd:and allow the sunshine to reach !B
t-crj.' . T * l.'l
> .-in soma-.raao* ? Cdener* ha VP pro-"Joi
itded small -frames, on the top -Of
which ore;TOed-rtnj!TB"'t>anesTSf~Etnt? f
eaoh plant or bttl to p rot art K. The j *
- (rtflSs ?tiont(J he-ao arranaed thnt It"* *
can be parttally removed" aurtfljt thr- \ *
??rma- peat gf.-magy Inprder to #
prevent tlie temperature becomtng too J
tnea-gtve garni peeults over^ J
hljla of eacowbwa, mnnkmelona and J!
"lummar muitHo. aa Welt ar over a
plant! af tweet pepper, Eggplant- ami J
. ??9to?~ . , ^ _45
Vowta to _1 I
There-are a few pdlnta In connection
with the transplanting of hooae-grown t
plant! to the garden that are worthy J
: n at aa. m the (hat ptaf . f
the ptanta to b? tranaplanted ihoold J
b? watered a few honra before taej - r
j -are to. be bandied; thla will'haoee tba ]
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FTODUCE 800D CROPS
Rcaeon-ablo Attiwtioo,?U ^6uq>.'.l4\
rllKeep the-" Weeds Out su^rPrF
.. . V'--. ' ?' f t
Irt to adhere to the roots, and give
teui." a ^better *91 irt when fhey are
faSf^Tfrdut; ?it' the plants ore grown
iflawor V91S, in impjjr hhuds, or'
?try boxes. tho^ shoui#..bc carried to
IP ^arrfop^ln their containers?*' PW
rown fijanfe- chotild be lobsohed by
rvertlhg Them gently and knocking
Je.edvrs <?'" 4^111 on w>wy;Uln:'-sniiib.
^10 plants thpn' arelft$t %ffll .the-toW
f earth-Adhering,"to their roots" 1
It the plants have been grown-In po--|
pc" bands pr? -ry . boxes. the sides
? tHe hands or bdses shoilld- bp ^Ut i
dth. a knife nn'd removeci a^ the plants
re set. ?\Vhore .the plants are grown:
arrays <or.ln-a hbtbed\ a-.knife should.e
rim* between the rows, cutting the
rirth In both dtrae^kHfS; --rrmi each
4ant tjkpQii witB a cube. of '^arth attacked
roots.- . *
Use Fresh Furrows.
"The holes or furrows fti which the
(hints, are set should. not bp made *unU
ready to-transplant'-the plants. If
UQtle 100 -S'X'U. the .soil will dry frqt
mil <Tuso the plants to wilt. Under
ill ^ircuoistances.'-it piiys^ to apply a
ffiTe water around the roots of etrch
xlarit as it Is set ; this cajisesr the soil
o form a close contact with the roots
if the plofit/ After the water has
oaked into .the sojl, dry carta should
e {Tiled in' ground the plant and
iliglSly fifmed. l*lants set lit* this
nan&f? will Invariably start without
jilting. >v-.' -"* it
always a good Idea' to have a
ew-raore plants__fhan are required ror
llling \he'spare in the garden. In orler
to renlace ;mv *u?? ? ?*
treyeil ky Insects.
SOYS AND GIRLS' GARDENS
'oungsters Gain Valuable Knowledge
From Tilling the. Soil; Increase-?
the Food Supp
-Junior ga?dent*rs and members, of
beglrlfl' clubs have been
rfiportant. factors ih Increasing Amerea's
food supply. In. many cities this
rork has ;been joined with the schoot arden
movement. This kind of wort
lot only produces more food but teaches
he youngsters self-dependence and the
alue of work.
Teachers have reported that the efort
bnv* rrtrl? hn? bean
lore than repaid by the knowledge
f Nature gained by the pupils. Both
he hureuu of education, through the
cjfiools, and (he United States" n?F
artment of Agriculture, through the
oys and girls? clubs, are giving oifllal
help to the4 junior gardep movelent.
' i J
dUNFi-OWERS AND SHRUBBERY
Sunflowers have not received the at- i
motion they deserve. The tail-grow- I
ig. large-flowered sorts, as well as j
le dwarf many-flowered varieties, are i
seful when skillfully employed In
i(zed plantations with other herha?ous
annuals. The golden yellow
Isks afe like sunbursts-^mnong the
trubbery. The' tall habit and dense
>linge of some varieties make them
iltable .for backgrounds "rind screens,
ecouse' of their * long stems and ex aorcttnhry
lasting qualities they are
J value as cut flowers. ,vkV
-JJ . .. ."*?f
U ? % ?'*m ^ ^ ti
FUiNTo amuinc m^iaturi * I
P'?nf? tdlr* In "molnturt J
theougji their email feeding root- ?.
\(*t& unci fllBthnrfr^ |
mirf&t* of thalr leaves. Aia re- $
rolf of ttlg tmratrtng of the root*
In ttpneplanttm, the fcnpply of f
moUtura i> cot oft and (he plunu J
>rut.. .'To 'pee*?m_tho. ejltta<: of i
t}M> iavn tun* the United J
[1 ,Jrmr>n-.,.nt rif A yri/nifl. <
tone: water ehouW be poured J
are and the root* TieWW Uie dirt >
U filled la: alau.the tope of the ?
i-lanf* -deuiM be eBSaefflrwl i.r<> '
"WWd TFMB ir.f It lTid for * da/ !
ee two tlrwlew tW e reparation [
from theVearoe.. "?
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> O-UV A a-JS 4i
nH * ?*
fyini s.^qTr="
SK Peon's is packed
- air-tight in the pat- '
- e?ted-new co,n?
fain^r.?It is always
ft ' bacco. Try Penn's
' next time. Clean?
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YnJty ^TtC&ri
\YAREH'Ot;SBS # EAST
CAROLINA' DE-TUPN.ED
. Jioto ; cooperatives
. " -P- ; r
Go ^ Operative Tobacco Growers Will
Erect Houses in Wilson and .
? ?Xl^envjile arid n?*ht
"Old lepers.
Raleigi4 .'April 7.?-Warfchouserne?
from" mapy sections of,Eastern STort'1
farolina ruel: directors, an i officers o
the Tcbacro^rowers Cobporatryt as
socidtiott here today, apd* signed cot)
tracts delivering:- tij -'.ii> .'nonyfr.tr. Tfa
asSocthtkm. -^ThorG were 'probably SO
wiirfehouStem9n and others* interest?
->*v the- move merit in the liall of th
house of representatives when th
meeting was caiiod to order by D
J. Y. jpyner and Aaron' Sapira, httoi
iiuv J?oi1.1*iu ll.MOl'l:ilidii,'Av!iy IJUWI
ed to rhi warehousemen, for the pir
pose of explaining the contract th
association 'wants to enter into wit
the warehousemen- fsr the sale (
lease of their" "Houses. v -~v
Mr. Sapiro told the warehduseme
thair the association expected ta c
these-things: .** :. ' "br " Vw
1?Rent lease- qr "buy ttaureh o?s<
for the cooperative * association ft
thV co-operative lua^&^g tobacp
2?Pay-fcr the warehouses in-not<
and bonds secured by the cooper at i\
associations3?Buy
fedrying plants^oj^-rrTiytrai
with the^re^ryingu-pia^sja the stat
to' puV^tha--ttrbacco through fhe redr;
; i^sr^rocess, retaining: this business i
the smaller communities u scatter^
ever tho-atqte as far as it was poi
sihle to do' this. . _ -?4?eMake
preparationsJto fight tlwarehousemen
and others oppose
to cooperative marketing throug
the purchase o?' ereCtam of warehju
es in Wilson. Grfen Villi' Bf any c<hc
places in. the Stfcte where the w^rt
housemen ftave-ntft sj\own d djsposi
to cooperate with the'association.
Mr. Sapiro went into detail in ex
jjiaijoing every phase the conttac
the association -Wanted- to go into wit)
the. warehousemen. He told the tob
ncconists that the association wante<
to get possession -of every house ii
the state and pay a reasonable prio
for it. Ijj addition they wanted to em
ploy every warehouseman to aid tHem
in handling the tobacco. Three, meth
crcU of * financing the purchase o:
lease of thdse warehouses Were pro
posed, either of which was o^tiona
with the warehousemen One of thos<
methods provides for the warehousei
in three and a -half ;Aar3.^Tbe othei
wroukl stretch the payments out ove
about twice tKat efnrov- The warehoais
men would be e;iv(-'n boryis and pre I
ferre-b. stock and^Jthse. would be en
dorsed "imd secured by the tobaco
growers association.
Many For . lt|
Following the close of his enplane
tion of. "the warehouse contract* Mr
wurahfflfaomtih ahnnt, the plan or, an;
other'phases of the cooperative mar
ketintt plan. Many of the warehouse
-men asked <ftfe*Hons IB response tf
this invitation. Most of tbenu are A
botrtf details connected with the con.
tract? - ~ZT"" ' . ~??
.at- /.t^ thl. ph'""' nf f>"
"Meeting Or. Joyner opened the con.
ference for & general, discussion of .tin
whole proposition and a number ot
-wareMjusomHii from different seclipi
fluid tliambei uf i uniting) it' miit a .1
preeentative- to tail the' asaociatior
dlwctpra that all the wsfrehousee ?
Smithfield would be available, aik
- "T "a>
- ' - ?
'M.I ' 'it-'I i
HM B B fl |W9
? > C.O ?^0M ?*? '
; -,- ' ; ...; s
,ihat ff mbre. space was nOeded that
wrulJ cilao be available, The.vrepres- ' -..'j
j^ptative was r^i'ly'to srwnr^ip. S?v- $
^ ^gflTof th<. siiaiier places a$rou*uf:WH- '
*opAwhj). .said thev- hadr*beena .choked' '
r mjt ivf a Trtprket i?y the- -market.* '*
sent resresehtatives to tell the as^K-.,
i at ion that th'ey 'wort ready anfl r\vili- , .' ^
inp to put their housV-s at the cffitfofc- f.. . *'>.3
:<V of the aasOtiatrop. -Some of tVAc-m.
thfv had ' V*in "upable, to V'e-p
i- T'-.wafc.warkv.j .pe-. owfr^. ta tho com- ^ .
V petition of the larger it),\fket$i"' _
i jfrv; of 'die vrrrtrftCllsOpieh and .
Irepresewative* of the*owners of yrove- - ^
hoiises* vrece^vfittiustastic over the coer>>v^-raT
vv]; )f ark(>ting- plan for 1 it n d Unp / ' ^
0 * tha tobacc-- c : t ^ j #
d i At the olofie of the- "P*
e Jnyncf invited the ware}; )U^.eu^i ic \
if> s:pn the contracts, .and a Tarpe htifet- \
r; her \ f them-.^fowied. ai oand .the" desk . , ^
r- in the fiouse chambeV to deltrer ^heiv ^Imi
-[fiUMJ-l ,tiTiu'ju tmii vliu?' '
r- cchtraots home with them, and- pro>e
.mibed to consider/the jjiropoaUion
h more in detail. They were asked ' ' <
ir ' rot to sign if they had any doubt as . . - r
fyout the. ability *of the association tq v
in meet, the obligations. Mr"~Sapiro toW * ,'M
!c the warehousemefT it would be better
. b^uf iiUi> >v aiKU umvsa
?s|lieved in the association as the cor-^^.?
tr Met method for handling :he.-tol)*ec5C^\.... -1
js
They werea^ked^p send ift sJt oon*- 4
re trn^jjrisS?rva\vay. by the whldte ..of . .
^-Amril<or by Apirl 20 at the optf1 . </ - ,;v.
etr?Durham Herald. \
? -* o? -?*! <
y 44f Never Knetv you Could Keep li... < ' ' """!
in Out cf a Kutcher Shop/* !
;d ' What Ralph Watkins .says ?jlm Rig- '
5- ured rats around " store biad^elrcough. to feed-on^
Wouldn't touch anything sus- ?
ic picious. "Heard, about RAT-SNAP
id- g?ve. it a trial". Resujts were woriderh
?ul.' Cleahed all rats out in tep days. *.
ifl! Dogs about store -night and day nev-.
?r er tuoeh E/AT-SNAP- Three sizes,' ' j
?-1 33c, 65c,'$1:20. Sold >and guaranteed* !
u'fiy ' .
" . ' ' / - $
LONG BRADSHEF. & COMPANY
tT ? ~~ koxboro, X. C.
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~ <, THE HA.PSBl RC.S " I
1 ^(From The Philadelphia Record;)
e . ;
The loath of .Charles brings avio'th- '
i- er Pretender into existence. THo mon'- " 7^
.'arcH!sts of Hungary are proclaim-* '* r
ing Otto age fO. the heir to Jhe 7
- throne. But then, there* is thq quefl1
tfon of the Regent. It might be h>?
k mother, Zita. but she.>b involved in
t. war politic? ami is not particually ~ 'I
-' popular It mijiijt be Archdbke Albr
reeht and then it might tot be any- ' I
2 body; Admiral Horthy resisted Char- .
- ; lea, nntl he would prolWbiy resiBt
."the Supporters of tHto -though there - ?-I
j has long "been a story that the Act- I
jmiral would marry .his daughter.' to
I a Hapaburg .and then help his son-m- ? ,
law to the tb.>one of Hungary. Appar- _ ,?. [.aptly
Austria. tti? homeland 'of tho " __
^ IKpaburgg. cares nothing about them
Fdund Seven Hats iioad in Bfn NTyt
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.J Robert Woodruff says: "My prem-'
. ises were infested with rats. I tried .
_ RAT-SNykP on frieiyFs. recommends
1 tioni Next morning found seven dead '
7 rite iri bin, two near feed,Ibex three _
> i'n stall. Found large nambdr since.. .
f Nf smell from <jead rats?RAT-SNAP ?
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fpgiari 7y.Thrr5r?iaa?a-3bf filar jiHg
f soui null iiuuniiibdr i ny .[ "
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