i
Sales of Tukey
Finn List Week
Total $107,200
Karl Burk l'lice Purchased
ly Harry F. M'ilkini for
Ilonif SwarUlanJrr
Property Sold.
Um wrrk amounting lo $07.
2l wrr fftotif hy A. T. lukf y K
.Son. 1 h 'I u,r y lirnt romidrri hi
4 goo-l indication that bumrti 11
b. k to where it belong.
Krai rtute atvay brrn the
!t to rfovfr after depreciation
n usually thortty follow the te
rovery c.( the iuk rjiarkcu. The
recent Urge purchaei of Mock ami
hotid in the eat ha been looked
upon a good index of the Urge
amount of money that ha been held
hark throughout the country, and
that i now coming out to eek
profitable return, and with the low
ering of interest rates a great deal
of thi money will naturally turn to
teal estate.
Wilkin Buys Back Home.
One of the Urgent ale made by
the Tukey firm last week wai the
le of the Hail Ituck home at .191.!
Dewey avenue to llarrv Wilkin
of Chicago. Mr. Wilkin wa at one
tune a mtdeut of Omaha. His wife,
formerly Sue ColpeUcr. wa Imrn
and raird here. Me moved to I'hi
tago with the t'ndahy firm and then
went into the Sinclair Oil company.
He hat now resigned and gone quite
extensively into the oheep business
in the western slate and n going to
make hit headquarter in Omaha. A
peculiar coincidence in this sale i
that Mr. Wilkin bought hi lot from
the Smith etate through Tukey on
April 14. and planned to build
ln home there. Being transferred
to Chicago, he sold the lot on May
."!. 101(1. to Mr. Buck, and now he
purchase the aame location back
again for hi future home.
Among the other large transac
tion was the tale of what is known
a the Swartilandcr property, owned
hy Mrs. II. C. Swartzlavtder. on the
southwest corner of Twenty-sixth
street and Capitol avenue, consisting
of six large brick buildings. Thi
inerty ha been purchased by Bert
Smith and he plan to remodel the
building and make it into a first
clas apartment.
The J. V.. Baum estate sold several
additional tots last week, one at For-ty-seventh
and California street to
F.ugene K. Onrrcux. and five lots
at Thirty-fifth avenue and Capitol
avenue to Derka & Musil, who plan
to huild bungalows at once.
Raymond SaalFeld bought of Maud
Hollo, S.U6 North Twenty-fifth
Mrect. a seven-room modern home.
Charles Trimble sold some vacant
property at the northwest corner of
Forty-first and Charle street to
Henry Wilson, and Mrs. John Jen
kins' vacant property at Seventeenth
and Sprague to Gits Lawson, who
will build a home there for himself.
Clarke Coit sold four lots to Fran
cis and Tony Mas.sara. immediately
west of the Country club, on which
they will erect one or two houses.
Francis Massara's father is very well
"known anion? the Country club cir
cles, as he has been the chef out
there for a good many years.
Week's Realty Sales
' Sales of real estate, averaging
$4,000 or more, filed in the register
of deed office last week, totaled
$313,380. These sales, . by districts,
are. '
Central.
lirnats Bfrkowlts to Jm's Vlckery.
southeast cornr. Twenly-nlnth and Jack
aon atreets. t 2.1110.
H. A. Wolf ompunv to A. O. Mammon,
111 Karnarrt afreet,-1.Ml.
(1. W. Loomli to EmH Thomaen, 10.3-J5
South Thirtieth avenue, $6,500.
Jennie E. Hanson 10 Elisha . Cook,
W North Thlrfy-sUth street. I7.JO0.
Katherlne F. Wlflll to Hans Pock, 1129
North Stxleentn street. M.000.
F. P. Wslker to E. -K.. Austin, southwest
corner Twenty-seventh avenue. and Cht
aro atreet. tta.oon. '
F O. Hartman to Pearle H. Clrk, 118
South Thlrtv-flrat street. $6,000.
r North Mile.
G. F. Jone" to Edeasa M. Cooke. 2703
Fr.it afreet. $4,100.
C. J. Heater 1o tlertha J. Guild. H51
Spencer street. $5,600.
C. J. McCann to Pearl F. Maley. 410S-10
North Twenty.-eecond street $5,500.
Maud A. Hollo to R. W. Saelfeld, 2ST3
Camden avenue. $S,10.
Thomaa Dennlaon to F. M. Crane. S141
Florence boulevard, $24,000.
Luclan H. Johnson to J. F. ' Moacrop.
2903 Flllsnn avenue. $5,000.
X. a. Nelson to 1. P. Putnam, 3S14
Ca 'dwell street. $fi,000.
Edith Snnderson to Bertha Alshuler,
SOI.i-17 Florence boulevard; $9,000.
Sophia W. Petersen to Etta V. Nelson,
381s North Seventeenth afreet. $5,000.
Arthur Woodruff to W. F. Berger, 1434
Pratt street. $5,250.
H. C. Trim to R. J. Hess, 2733 Saratoga
afreet. J4.250.
R, S. Starrett to Clara F. Spelce, north
west corner Twenty-eighth and Mary
street, $8,200.
Kiuth Omaha.
H. F. Fennett to Elsie P. Ttldgeway,
4520 South Twentieth street. $5,000.
Hanecom Park.
"W. X Peterson to Vlda V. Hasaelquist,
northeast corner Thirty-fourth and Wright
atreet. $4,100.
F. M. Veatch to H, H. Hennlngson,
South Thirty-slith street, between Pacific
and Mason streete, $.,-9. ,
Henry Rohlff to Nebraska Conference
Association of Seventh Day Adventista,
$.500.
Dundee .
Alice Zi. Oeiaehman to Letha O. Taylor,
Fiftieth atreet, between Farnam and How
ard streets, $9,ooo.
Tella . Belden to K. P. Smith, .4909
California atreet, $17,000.
F. H. Vfhling to O. E. Wagner:- Fitly
first atret between Howard and Farnam
atreeta. $8,000.
Haael W. Lancaster to F. H. Black
burn, 621 North Fifty-first atreet, $8,000.
W. H. Smalls to E. Eugene - Adams,
northeast corner Fifty-first and Farnam
atreeta, $19,000.
Sooth.
Joseph Spatolo to Jennie Engales, 2227
il Pierce atreet. $5,000.
Mary A. Krier to William Huston. 57S4
Boutn TMrleentn atreet, .uw.
Charlotte Maddiaon to Joseph Ruiicka,
1109 Martha street. $4,600.
Week FWriuun.
T. J. Shanahan to ratherine T. Kelly,
721 South Thirty-seventh street. $5,600.
John Happe to Alice J. Humphrey, 61$
souta Forty-tnira atreet. jo.iuu.
Northweet.
Treda Scott to Myrtle B. Mariner. For.
ty-elghth avenue between Blondo and De
catur streets, $7,600.
J. A. Ball to Katherine R. Crouch, IS20
North Forty-fifth atreet, $5,200.
Catherine Sullivan to Alvina U Munson
430$ Lake street. $4,000.
Temple McFayden to Q. E. Beindorff.
northeast corner Fiftieth and Miami
treats, $5,700. '
Benson.
J. E. Laycock to Leo Coppersmith, $931
.Norm stxtletu street. $4,050.
Bemis Park.
R. F. Lee to Ed Bonge. 3211 Decatur
treat, ,po.
West Leavenworth.
Barker company to L. E, Bernhardt,
Mayberry atreet between. Forty-fourth and
Forty-fifth atreeta, .jen.
Falracrew.
Jsabet M. Robblns to Margaret B. Bur
gess, jrairacrea. j.pv.
During the past frve years, motor
truck transport m ureat Britain has
Rrown to an investment et
OilOJlOn in 3.000 lines. In 1921. 6.000.
000 tons of freight were carried as
auxiliary to the railroads.
I Homes of Comfort
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Bee Ad Woman Joins
Real Estate Company
Miss Serena Rohan of the real csj
tate advertising; department of The
Omaha Bee has accepted a position-
as real estate saleswoman with the.
new J. L, Hiatt coiiipan'y, 1338 First
national bank building.
"I believe there is a well defined
field for a saleswoman" in the real
estate game," said Milrs Rohan. "In
many ' instances the wife of a pros
pective buyer will confide in another
woman and be frank about matters
that ordinarily arc hard to learn."
Miss Kohan has been connected
with the real estate advertising de
partments of Omaha newspapers for
the last four years. She enjoys a
wide acquaintance among real es
tate dealers.
Six Sales Totaling $33,775
Made by One Firm in Month
The followinir six sales, totaling
$33,775, arc reported by the Bedford
Johnston company for this month.
00l Norm Thirtieth street to iranK
Wear, $4,600.
Construction of a house at Forty-fifth
and Spencer for a client, $5,325.
7016 Minns Lusa boulevsrd to J. TV.
Bowler, $e,860 (through C. B. Stuht com
pany). -
2574 PlnUney street, to Mrs. Frank Bur
dick, $5,100.
Bungalow at Fiftieth and Military ave
nue (through Glover & Spain), to Mrs.
Matilda Benm, fa. 500.
1110 South Thirty-second atreet. nine
room house, to ho used as a parsonage,
for Rev, Mlckcljohn of the Church of the
Seventh, Day Adventista, $6,500.
Houses on Larimore Avenue
Sold Before They are Finished
Eigjit houses which Benson &
Carmichael started building on Lari
more avenue in February have all
been sold, although they are not all
finished, as yet.
E. A. Benson, head of the Ben
sort & Carmichael firm, had not seen
any of these houses until Friday.
"This is pretty good proof to me,"
Mr. Benson said, "that there is de
mand in Omaha for five-room
houses.
W. Rv Gibson to Take Rcsf
' of Three Weeks in West
V. R. Gibson, city manager for
Payne Investment company, is plan
ning to leave todav for California to
iook after personal business and for
a three weeks rest.
Mr. Gibson will visit Los Angeles.
San Diego and San Francisco, and
will stop at Salt Lake City en route.
Frank B. Heintze, with an assist
ant, will be in charge of the Payne
company's city department during
Mr. Gibson's absence.
Nearly Half of West Benson
. "Acreage Sold in One Week
Approximately, one-half of the
West Benson acreage, a 110-acre
tract put on the market a week ago
by Hastings " &' Heyden, has beeu
sold. The firm reports several tracts
were being sold every day. This
ground is divided into one-acre and
two-acre tracts.
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No. noe-A.
Beauty in a home it a real asset, not only because it is a aourc of con
t nual enjoyment and satisfaction, but also because it always assures
greater sales value, and therefore reducci the depreciation.
In this home beauty it not obtained by expensive ornament, but by
careful planning. Proportions are right, but not at the sacrifice of con
venience. Study the plan, with its living and dining rooms in front, the arrange
ment of hall, bedrooms, bath, stairs and linen closet. Notice the breakfast
alcove, the clothes chute, the cabinet and the cool place for the refrigerator.
Working drawings for Homes of Comfort may be obtained from Adams
& Kelly company, Omaha.
Grading h Started
on Ridgewood Tract
Grading was started last week on
the Ridgewood tract. 70 acres, bought
by Shuler & Cary last winter from
the Wood estate, on West Pacific
street Streets will be built in the
tract and some of the hills cut down.
The tract will be subdivided into
lots of one acre or more and will be
put on the market in May.
Pacific street paving, the contract
for which was let last week, will ex
tend along the south side of this
ground. A petition is being circu
lated for a water main and those in
terested believe they will meet with
no opposition in obtaining the water
service. '
Insurance Agency Sold.
Bedford-Johnston company, real-
tr.re hae nlirrriaspd the itlSUraiTCC
rJ tlie Rhndp.fnritromcrv
company, 806 to 812 World-Herajd
building. The Rhodes-Montgomery
company has been in general insur
ance business for 14- years. Dur
ing the last four years it has been
associated with the Bedford-John
ston company. A. j. Yvcsierncrg,
who has been manager for the
Rhodes-Montgomery company, will
continue as. manager, of the Bedford
Johnston company's insurance' de
partment.
Sarpy County Tract to Be
- . .. Marked in Acre Plots
. Hastings & Heyden have taker!
over a .tract at Forty-eighth and
Harrison streets, just over the Doug
las county line, in Sarpy county, and
it wilt be put on the market in, acre
plots in about a week. ,
This property is west and slightly
south of the Dold Packing, company
plant.
Buy Your Furnace
at Factory Price
THE Omaha -made "Over
draft" line of furnaces, ex
ceptional in their capacity , for
producing greater heat from less
fuel, are obtainable at extra
ordinarily low figures.
You secure factory prices with
out the addition of heavy freight
costs and dealers' commissions.
Installed complete by our factory
experts.
See the various models of these
guaranteed furnaces at our Ral
ston factory, or have us mail
literature and prices. ,
Howard Stove & Furnace Co.
. Ralston, Neb.
Omaha's Industrial Suburb
Telephone Ralston 52
THH lit: OMAHA. Sl'NPAY, Ami!. 16. 1922.
By Adami ft Kelly Company.
W. J. Palmer Enters
Business for Self
W. J. Palmer, for the last five
years an officer of the Drake Realty
Construction com
pany and former
manager of the
Drake' Rental
agency, has re
signed from the
Drake- companies
and ' entered the
business of prop
erty management
under the name of
V. J. Palmer
company. His of
fices are in 616
Kceline building.
Mr. Falmer or
ganized the Drake
Rental agency and
was sccreta ry-
W. J. Palmer.-
trcasurer of three
Drake holding companies
Has Ground Floor Quarters.
Pending installation of new eleva
tors in the Railway Exchange build
ing, the Schroeder Investment com
pany has secured temporary quarters
on the; ground floor of the same
building with offices facing Fifteenth
street. During the time it -is occu
pying temporary quarters this. firm
expects to have its present office re
arranged and remodeled in order to
take care Of expanding business.
Three Houses Sold in Day
The following three houses were
sold last week by the D. E. Buck
company in one day: 6015 North
Twenty-fourth street, to G. Gippe,
$6,500; 3524 Fort street, to J. H.
Noble, $3,700; 2731 Saratoga street,
to E. Alford,. $4,000.
A
River Huns Over
Grand View Lots
Of feretl for Sale
Prosnrrttvf Drali llradft! Off
It Real Fitate Hoard
After I n dilation
of lWationt.
The Real Ftte board last wrrk
dinoveifd that efforts ate being
made to sell lot in the Mi"uri
river, in in addition known Grand
View,
The board is uarniug every pros
pective nurrhaer cf liiaml View
iott to cet the ttreet address and all
other detail in connection with the
property before raying any money.
An inqmry was received by a
member of the board from V. A.
Tuhb of llouktou, Te: , (or an an
ptaiaat of lo tirand View lots.
A telegraph reiiict wa received
from C, S. llaiiacu of Sioux City
for an apptaUal on one lot.
The board office investigated and
found that the 16 lM inquired shout
by Mr. Tuhb are all in the ilouri
river and that the lot inquired about
by Hansen of Soux City is in the
rat bottom between s couple of
railroad track, out of the industrial
district and with sn involved title.
"Of course, we headed off thee
ales." Mid President lholei of the
l-oard. "but we don't know what
further efforts are being made to sell
these river lot. We have not found
out who i trying to sell them, but
we nope inai any nuver oi i urann
View lot k the Real Estate board
for the address of th lot before
making any payments.'
Three Lola and Three Homes
in Dundee Sold for $.')8,690
Sale of three Dundee residence
tots and three homes announced by
the C. B. Stuht company last week
total $58,690. New brick -eneer
houses will be erected on all three
of the lots immediately, according to
the Stuht company. The lots and
their purchasers are:
Vorthaast cornar f If y-firat avanua and
Farnam (ihroiiab Ilaatinsa A Hydn), to
Myra E. Whlta
Klfiy-firat avenua and Podf, to John
X.-rarvin.
Fifiy-arond. htirn Farnam and Har
rv. to Tampla McFayil'n.
The homes and their purchasers
are:
MM Hawtnnmr. I Alfrd J. Brawn.
Wnnlwnnh avanua. lo l.anra Janrr.
"A Minna l.uao houlrvard (through
n'lrord-Johnann) to J. W. Howlta.
Drake Agency to Furnish
Apartments in Dartniour
Manager Austin of the Drake
Rctnal agency announced Saturday
that the Drake interests will enter
the furnished apartment field. The
Dartmoor, at Twenty-econd and
Jones streets, is the first Drake build
ing in which the apartments will be
furnished, according to Austin.
Theprescnt plan is to furnish these
apartments whenever any vacancies
occur and rerent them furnished.
Clean Awnings are
New Awnings
Let us clean your old and soiled
awnings. We also put them up.
Estimates on Ntw Work
Sorensen
Tent and Awning Co,
"Th Home of Classy Jkwninga"
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
AT Untie 9187 2524 Farnam
Iron and Wire
Fences and Gates
Railings, Window and Door
Guards, Trellises and Flower
Borders. Iron Clothes Posts,
Door Screen Guards and
Paper Burners.
Champion Iron and
Wire Works
J. J. Leddy, Prop.
150S Jacksonl JAckson 1590
Anchorite Fence Posts
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Omaha Real JZstate
Easy Monthly Payments (
Funds Available Immediately
The Omaha Loan & Building Association
Northwest Corner 15th and Dodge Streets
A RESPONSIBLE CONTRACTOR IS
THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR
IN BUILDING YOUR NEW HOME
Let us refer you to such parties.
Your problem, whether large or. small,
will receive our careful attention.
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4500 DODGE STREET
Genasco Latite Shingles
The Interlocking Shingle That Cannot Curl
A reliable Trinidad asphalt roofing with a green slate
surface. The lower corner folded under, giving a
beautiful shadow-line and hexagonal shape. The inter
locking wire holds the bottom fast.
Adams Kelly Co.
Omaha Man Writes Book .
On Art of Salesmanship
,"MoJfni Mrlho.il in Selling
i PUfu.af ProMfnit in
Coticiaf, RratlatMr
Manner.
Innumerable articles au.I hmAa
ilue been written on the art of
! nle.mnlip, One of ilir Utieat eon.
iritnitor to literature oi thi char
acier i an Onulun, .. J, oeng,
jlr manager of the Ntbraka le
nient romponv. The botk' title i
"Modern Method in Selling"
lltohhf Merrill rompaiiv).
It i well written. It statement
are made in routine huinc I'ng
luh and ran be read with pleanne
bv the ale manager who hat'rrarh
ed a lnsh pnioii. or the tonus
salesman who i nll struggling for
recognition.
Experience in Selling.
The author know whereof lie
h rites. He las had experience as a
salesman and alr manager, to
which he ha added a wealth of
knowledge acquired frnm atudy of
other text book bv sale expert.
The woik i written not only for
he who already is engaged in sell
ing, but (or those who are contem
plating the sale field. It presents
thi problem of thoxe who are sell
ing at wholesale or retail; of the
salesman who calls on trade or the
man who writes the sales tetter,
diei-cs the window or display
counter or writes advertisements.
In his introduction, Mr. Hocnig
tavs:
Each Has Same Problem.
"The traveling salesman carries
his sample or his articles for
demonstration. The sales person in
the retail store ha the goods or
articles in stork and his knowledge
for hi equipment. The man who
writes the sate letter has only his
knowledge of the goods and those
who are expected to buy them. This
knowledge and hi knowledge are bis
equipment. Kach has different equip
ment with which to work out the
TE IV ART'S
EED
TORE
Carry a complete line of
Flower, Grass and
Garden Seeds
Bulbi, Hardy Perennials and
Poultry Supplies
Fresh Cut Flowers
Always on Hand
' 119 North 16th Street
(Opp. Postoffice)
Phone JAckson 0977
The
KELSEY-OMAHA
NURSERIES
Office and Salgrount
17th and Capitol Avenua .
I'omplet lin of Treea, Shruba
and Roaet.
Special Price All Week
On Apple Treea and Grapea to
farmers and gardeneri.
I.andicape man at your service
free.
Tel. WAlnut 3430
Ornamental Iron and
Wire Fencing
Anchor Fence Co.
207 North 17th DO 6799
Lumber &
'Coal Co.
L. J. Hoeni.
ranie irolilnn. Kadi pienl on
griting Iik mr!.4Ke mIouk certain
p.-iUiM ay la the hrain. lite wnier
through the MTt-r of mkIiI, the cr
foii.il mIi'miuii ihriMicli a many
m nr a. nooMhIe."
Willi llii arKiiiiient a his hai.
tlii writer pot into all the ramili
r.iiioiu of calrMii.iusliip ami explain
clearly tlioe ni;ililua(ioiH iirrHril.
In a canipaiiiii to prevent flruc
lioii of iIip lnnliways hy overloaded
vehicles, the Mate department of
puhlic vvork of Massachusetts ha
inspectors stationed on all of the
important I rat tic routes in the state
for the purpose of weighing the
loads of motor trucks.
PEONIES
10c, 15c, 25c Each
Once Planted Last a Lifetime
t
Large Roots All Colors
Monday, April 1 7th
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO.
1613 Howard Street . . .
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Made from Sheep Manure. Treated with 2,000. degrees
of heat and free from weed seed."- For your Lawn,'
Flowers, Garden and Shrubbery. Now is the time to'
purchase and apply 'this high-grade fertilizer.
Made RIGHT Here in Omaha
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Phone JAckson 2066 . 540 Paiton Building
f The Furnace That.
.The Sprague Guarantee, Issued by
Sprague Foundry & Mfg. Co., Co. Bluffs, la.
If any part of thia furnace givea ont within five
years from date of purchaar, we will furnish a new
part to replace 'same free of change f. o. b. our lac
tory. ' s S i
If any part of thia furnace Rives out within ten
years from date of purchase, we. will . furniati a new
part to replace at half price, f. o. b-our factory. ;
Grates are the only parts excepted from the terms
of this guarantee.
-SPRAGUE FOUNDRY AND MFC. CO.
Munroe Furnace & Sheet Metal Works
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" .
Phone JA ckton 4066. 1718 Cats Street.
why a concrete block garage
It's fire-safe important because of
the oil and gasoline fire hazard.
It's a stronger, more permanent
' garage than a temporary and fire
hazardous structure.
It protects your car from thieves
and trespassers, keeps the1 finish
new and gives cheap and conven- '
ient storage. '.. .
Omaha Concrete Products Association
Aik any manufacturer of Concrete Block
for detailed information
6-C
Starvation Wipes
Out Entire Village
linden, ,pi, I.VJlif eiitup.p
idalion f I one J!age in (he 'ole
Verrhnif O-nlon, I'aiUr repuhli.,
h een wipe J am hy (amine, Thi
report, nude by J Ru I hildt -t
l yiulihuig, ', American P'Jirf d
n iniktratioii aupervisor lor lliti di
rut. lut jut hem trrit, t h?
I nmloii elhte of Ihe A K. A .
The ehine popuUium h n0
peri.hed ol hung"." files Child.
"Wonl In jul heen hionglil 'in
that i he Ut luur Tartan iu
ded"
'I homh ihe A li . on Fehrua'n
I u leednig AHUM children m
il i. Iia.it I. t rtinuet ilia i
ll'ere are hem ecu .imi iimi JmKI.
ihii nihrrs who ate not heniK reached
hy anv rchel 4emy nd Ihi mux
oiprnil on a scant .npplv ol nhsii
lute lor their lues thin Hinier
1 oiirtirn ounce of edible day pei
day is ihe total supply available pi
oiue dikiriit. Itread. of ciiise."i
aholutely imhiitalde, and now ecen
coiniiion fertiher i hems used (ot
I'liuiau fitml.
"1 think alo thai the calm, al
most stoical niamier in which the
people are treadinu the path I"
death deserves to he recorded, a
showing a spirit tine sampled hy in)
people in recent years."
(loal and Par rot I.osinp '
Out at Mascots in 17. S. Nary
Wasltineton, April IS.'Ihe ea'
doing goats of the navy are retiring
to llie tin cans of civihiration.
They have discarded the navy tine
in such iiiiiiihcrs is to he altno.t e
tinct as navv mascots, it is reliably
reported. OwinR lo Ihe slacknei.
in the nuu-ot htisiuess, the Roat
historic place Is a ship's mascot t
bcine taken hv the cat. who is re
ported lo be t locking on hoard ihi)
in large numbers. The navy parrot
also is losing his perch on the navy
guns, giving way to the more re
spectable dog, who is now gain?
down to the sea in ships more thin
ever before.
j
FERTILIZER
Insures Satisfaction
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