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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
ATROCITIES
On Part o. Turks ard Arabs III Trio
Oh Reported D. itsnsr Minister
% italy.

WASHINGTON. Nov. @ San Gull
.'ho. the Italian minister OF var. for
"hrded to The Italian embassy rodsv
n Mosaic from General Caueva TO-
aiing fo ihc battles OF Noyemhar +.
fnd b. ln which f1e Italian general de-
'.'f'l fhor' vas Iudispuiabie c,f
acnoc %. violation o. the Articles or
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FoR YuPHIsHrro COAL.
TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF WHEELING

seated proposals. viii De- received a.
-, Lerh Dffic~ lu the fIiEh school
...i4AihE until .. ~. WEDNESDAY. Nov.
Istn. 1871 O. supply the Public s.lnois
OF WheelinE with Clean Coal Tor the wear
BEGINNING Soy. 16th. 1911
. nsl % be delivered a. tie various
school HuildinSs as required
ne ,ommitte" reserves the riElt %
I~J"'t sny or all bids
vs.. J. STEIN.
Chair Com ou BUILDINGS ana s;-o,t,1-
PRANK STANTON
CLERK nj
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GENERAL NOTICES
Pitts6uTs' whssiinS ana TSSfScSS Rail
road COMPANY

road Company.
litfshHrEh. ga. NoNsunher 30. 1911
The uud"r~iE ued. Trustees under ffe
fBst Consolidated Mortgage or the
Ilttsourgh. Wheeling and Kentucky
hMlroad Company. dated January !. 1854
hereby give notice that thev nave on
nand flW,lsAsW applicable 10 the rur-
chase Of First Consolidated Morfsar.
upnur secured Pos said mortgage Tor the
purpose u the SINKING fund provided
fHereundsr. irupoe1is VII bc received
until 'eCemher 80 1911 Tor the sale o.
theu - $1,000 On - such bonds
The maximum price Wlf~n me Tris-
tees ere authorized 90 pa. t. los and ar-
crued interest In case no bonds are Of
fered. the Trustees VIII proceed 10 I~su.
By LOT - 900 90 o. sid bonds 80 par and
accrued Interest
3 % LrGGETT
Ell. SOFT
n-f0-1--.s -rr-.t...
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axes ner picture
h mon
rest
m s1n Gee is telephone very good worker and s,
orn she telling
sa
'' '''''''- asked completely misunder-
Nnat DO mean rquestfo
'-' '' "'''e'' instead OF asking
She laughed haven't ans o,o - ~
mo she took her doing BE- n nafer
a
b payiuE tho
aU' Ihinb tho
eN incidentally she
Tor wedding nj furnitu ~ o"e"N TO save
o. or read
lesu thar
%
does 70 me
And doesn't ma ,our rattle
me middle OF pe7e To CAT
I certainly m
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LIQUOR LICENSE.

LaquoE Application CITY OF whsslinx.
wheeling. ~. VI. oct o.. TefT
TO Whom DO Nay Concern
The following ie o. aprff.af..-. filed
with ne for liquor license year IafI-f--
Retail
stanIsiaIs kloe. 1855 Main street
~ hereby certify that the above A.
riicart Tor retail li4u1r license Fnu -
ceive1 = certificate from the aherIff ~
ohio county. certifviuE chat he fas de-
Eosited Five Hundred ard Flgnfy-ftrsa
Dollars and Thfrfy-fIve Cents ffrsa rrI
a. required b. iau
Iifara fff.fr
rIfA- o. gErgTg
'.srk ~ tie o.. .renae Court
c.eraH-T.ff.
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Hncn made sacrifices 10 educate them. and which
o1e 700 ,asy time 10 GET along Eow
And Yet they mentioned their small contrfhut,o,s
WIN an evident sense OF righteousness
MI pr that so strange after all for they know
many among their circle friends who In str,r.r
sua'lohs do not give their fathers cent for board
u4l speho an ihelr money upon themsevee with the
,eplloh OF spasmodic gifts which they are occasion
agant gratitude Pe0' eA''@'
. MAJ ma II one picture. Now let paint another
our Washerwoman has daughter who has bee-
uuoated 10 the extent % the grammar school ana i've
.noI,"s h business college She eight dollars
NtsA az a stenosrapher' Her mother f. very proud
W ner she was telling me all about her
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PARDON ron BUR-

sNN Francisco. Csi. nov.
"''' OBJ parole Abraham. ur..r
iflH.-i. political IrsIer. started rs r-.-
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

II ohlns srs belonging what
u NNN'"e ""a' they did With their
vi 'ouse pay a home" the
"''S' 50 mats where eighteen
she
ne ainy budget while another hall '''
lhese all good
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o. " CuAENos-S.
Nrnwar rr
Greer OF uo,is. rs,..sa

Norfl~rn Ifst.f.f % Wet NTrg.r.. -.
On thl- 49, dat uf Nassrul-r a liz.
81. ou r-aairs see fa-~gelns g-t.tsol.
ordered n- 80 Taurr f.ar = t~sr. q
D. "a -Iel tur same Hr lie f.ra .fat.
- i-csuher. A L. 1911 before $50
So-ft 81 " bee. ug. ln ratd district a.
Ten clock in tl- forenoon auI t-at
n9tie- thereof be- p4n'l-n~d lr fa-
h--ifnr Int .tg~nc~r. uswsEap~r
irini-1 IL saii District and trat aIi
-noNu creditors ana othsr persons bal
interest nav appear a. fIe sad time and
place ard sros cause - an tr-v rat.
Any me prayer - tf@ ssId petition
= putd not b- granted
Aud q l. further ordered ., --. ,-a..r-
fhsf -. clerk snsl. sent hv mail to aid
Anes rrsi.fprs optics 90 sald p.titIaa
80 IT, order adhered Goo them 80
thrlr pisces - re- tsrre - srafeT
witness she Honorable Aston q. pa,-
Ton. J4dge - tHe aid Court arH 90 .
sesi thereof - WheeiiuE Co. safI g.
VI ,. on the SEA dag % November 4 o..
Affsst
e. ~. NEFArVEE Ci-~k
T. l. a.. y ID " Va
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Wanted Male and Female HeIp

- : - |>---~->--~~--~-~~>~~~-
v On NBD-f"u ns ana Hiddiss ged men
81, sti"n. Guarantee salary 5000 for
30 days. 80 month Adde'S. ~
care Intelligence. Wheeling. W Va
Nil
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BANKRUPTCY


Lnifs1 STATE - Ar--rics Norsas-- -
frlrt . West klrrfrla -
% tie Eult-d STATE rlsr~lrt l-rar- d
ant o. sd uistrtrf
N - uaft.r . e. u .~a-rc.k
tAnsrurt -. 1s- In EarE-..t.r
f-tit4er fgr lfslharg~
TO tne, honorael- Al.-na - Iastu-
-cEe - f1s lisfrfrt Cont - go
nitsd -tstss Tor Sc Ngr.h~ru d.
triet - W-sf virgins
" " ttgrro--a. - WHee1f-E "a 80
"-hfl - taie arsi STATE - Asst Nt--
- o On SD irstrtrf r~sp-s-ffI44r f~t-
r~srlf inst on th- -fst az - 49,.
lest past as ~Ns t-iv Atiles-d q hars-
r-pt un1sr the acts % Coagr~.. r-..tiax
G. - n-r epfrr tf.t - - A-fs surr---
i@f@a al - prcp-rtg aaa slEEts -
ErHf-~rff. 49, rAH fltIr con. t,.I-.f AN.
a. - tsa lir-fusr'- cf sald arts .na .
on rfrs
Nhsr.fcr~ - prats Tat hs uisv b.
lscr~e1 - trs 'o1rt 90 1--we fult al.
Argr from 40 debts Irursl Asalns,
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frorl sucn ~. lsrE~
Dates t7's .th 90 o.. Ssyeul ~. = D..
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joins F MuuruY.



80 fAeru District - West VIRGINIA -
ON this Nh daV OF November. A H.
BE- is
ordered be- fI" Court ttaf "a hearing
be had upon Go" same 600 tie fIrh dav
~ heoeWber. A. -. 1913. Lefor. said
court 90 Wheeling iu said district a.
Ten "cIo,A ~ tie forenoon. ana tlat
npbr- ilereuf Boz" published in the
herliHg IrieiiEeucer.a I~wspaper print
-fiu District. ami That al known
creditors and other persons IN Interest
o.. ..I''aI a. tHe said time and place
tnh Snow cause 20 aus they have. uhy
90" pfuNer - Tire said r~tition should
rot Do Erant-d
And 20 - further ordered D., TIE Court
tlht the clerS shall send ry mail 20 All
AhoWh 'reditors copies or said petition
and THIS order addressed 20 them ~ their
places ~ residence a. stated
witness the Honorable Aston q Dav-
ION. Judx" - tee satI court ami the
seal thereof az NGeelIrg. iu said Dis
1911 '
Attest
%. % KtFAt-Nf.x. CLERK
I. * %. g.. y h " Va
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsDd

60 =. Llfsctors aad Hmnalnsra
- --~a - aad sssA
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WANTED-Male Help.

ana deliver for general store In.to.
WORK part OF time. Must be sober and
have good references. Position psrms-
nsnt 70 right man. n. A. Hornsr. Ken
wood, Ohio. rto-1
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HALLER q BIEBERSON

Real lft4fs ana rirs Insurance.
Icfrsr fuurferuft sud MARKET str@-sa
nofh Phousa. f9a.
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WAITED boy TO run srrand-. izf7
'hapline ~ o-ro,
NAhTkp-At oncs ssverai Eood cAiiv-
cry ano taie1 boys. TO work bSfors
school Appiy =: Circulation Depart-
ment intelligence. between . ssd q
y. m
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20 n "a NJ FIX. Ilfrk
Z. = a. &C. y II W y.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
new INDUSTRIES
OF THE PAST WEEK
Recent Developmental Announce.
ments From Various Sections
of South.

Balumor September 16.-Reports
10 the Manufacturers Record show
mat the development by reclamation
and irrigation of vast tracts of land in
tue South on a scale which makes
'heSe operations a great manufacturing
as well as an agricultural movement
IS probably the most striking feature
OF southern aotivity at the present
time This Is illustrated in the opera.
slons OF the Edna Irrigation Company.
of Texas and New York. which has
completed preliminary surveys for n
system to include twenty-eight miles
Of canals. two reinforced concrete
h concrete tunnels metallic
tiumes. 400 miles of secondary canals.
etc. In connection with the dam now
under construction for irrigating CO.
600 acres of land. the ultimate OUTLAY
on the whole operation being figured
Rt about Sb6, 900. 900. In the same State
the Pecos and Toyah Irrigation Com
pany. during the past week. awarded
contract for the construction of
twelve miles of feeder canals. s!xty-
five miles of distributing canals. dams.
etc, at an estimated cost for the
whole undertaking of $500, 900.
zeal was made by Western capitalists
for A 43,000-acre tract of land in Texas
for development. In Louisiana nego-
tiations are under way for the pur-
chase, also by Western land operators.
of very large tracts of land for re-
clamation. Several hundred thousand
acres of land in that State are now be-
Ing reclaimed by a number Of COM
panies who are operating on tracts
varying in size from 5000 to 100, 900
acres. In other States similar work is
under way, in some cases by local peo-
pie. but to a large extent by outside
: operators. who. recognizing the un-
usual opportunities presented in the
South, are turning their attention to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17

these great reclamation and irrigation
enterprises. and are handling the
work OF draining and irrigatsng as
ensineering and manufacturing prob
lens, requiring the highest skill and
the largest use Of the most modern
machinery and equipment.
No other phase OF Southern develop
ment is likely to have q more far
reaching effect upon the turni-y OF
population TO the South and the en-
richment of this section by the utili
cation of millions of acres of hitler
to waste lands than this Southwark
trend OF land operators and COLOMBIA
ton agencies from the North and
West.
Among other Of the more important
enterprises reported during the week
arc the following:
l. S. Colyar. Chattanooga. Tenn.
and associates have acquired large
acreage OF iron and Goa property near
Chattanooga. and are planning to or,
ganize n Sl5,o00.0Oo corporation TO de-
velop 1t and build iron and steel plant.
Glenn Lowry Manufacturing Com
pany. Whitmire, S. c., engaged archi-
tect to prepare plans and specifications
for construction OF additional build
ing to be equipped with 10000 spin
dies. 700 looms and other machinery.
at a cost of $4,000 to 100000.
Blue Seal Ice Cream Company. At
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It's board OF directors and all of the
They are for the most part married
women. but 1T is distinctly understood
that their husbands have nothing what.
ever to do with the stock they hold In
the corporation. and are to have moth
ing whatever to do with the manage.
ment OF the business, for as a matter
of fact. mere man is supposed to know
but very little. If anything, abou,
m~anasins and conducting the parti
cular Kind of business these good wo.
men are engaging In.
The name OF The company indicates
the character of the business, which
is to make and sell all kinds of pre-
serves. fruit. %jellies, spiced fruits,
Jams. marmalades. mince meats, pud
dings. fruir cakes fruit juices. meat
juices. fancy canned fruits. pickles,
catsups, sauces and generally all kinds
OF sweet things for the home. The
authorized capital stock is $4,000.
much OF which has already been sub
scribed and paid in. the shares being
slo. No woman has yet taken less than
hVe shares and some considerably
more. The officers are Mrs. william
aodses Mann. president; Mrs. w. E.
Greene. vice-president and general
manager; Mrs. Frank Banner. treas.
urer. The boa I'd of directors Is mace
up OF seven other good women, and
among them are some OF the best
known matrons and housekeepera NJ
the city.
Under the charter the 10
allowed to own as much as ten acres
OF land, and already they have acquir
ed two acres in Chesterfield county. on
railing Creek. near the village OF
Bensley, on the Richmond-Peters
burg electric line and on the Seaboarl
AIR Line Railway and near the Allan
tic Coast Line. There the company
will erect the preserve-making and
canning and picking plant. and Will
offer all kinds of Inducements to the
armer and farmeresses Of Chester
field county to grow the raw material
to upply the factory. such as berries.
fruits of all kinds, cucumbers, cante-
loupes. tomatoes. etc. The
Will maintain an oflce in this city, in
fact. they already have an ONCE and
small home factory at 21o East Cary
Street, where the general manager and
her corps Of assistants have been
busy for several months past making
the goods to supply the present de-
mand as far as she can.
For the past thirty years Mrs.
Greene has been engaged in a small
way in making these good by receipts
of her own, and her products have be-
come so popular, the fancy grocery
stores making them a speciality, she
finds it utterly impossible TO supply
the demand, and hence the orGaniza
ton of the ompany TO provide more
capital and to erect a modern plant
OF the required size. Mrs. Gfeene OK.
hibited her preserves. catsups, canned
goods and other good things at the
jamestown Exposition. and there was
no display OF the kind on the grounds
that attracted more attention. Her
goods carried of FIRST honors. and sha
poM xe1Qlaas In the pQsasssiQR Of tYal
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PULLMAN

Gorgeous Travelling Which Only the Rich
Can Tackle-The Laundry Bag.
With all their luxur!ousness. there are
other heights FOR Pullman cars to scale;
they have scaled them as Will he seen by
reading n description OF the New York
bankers trains five OF them of nine cars
oach-which will leave New York for New
Orleans prior to the opening OF the thirty
sixth convention of the American Bankers
Association.
Tho cars arc now being completed. They
are Of steel construction with mahogany
Interiors. electrically lighted. BARRIERS will
be Installed with barber chairs. and there
VIII be bathrooms on every car. There
VIII be .Aeo!!an pianos in the observat ton
cars and Victrolas in the dining cars.
There Will also be telephone service. and
arrangements have been made to receive
baseball scores and general news bulletins
en- route. Each passenger Will be provided
with a laundry bag bearing his name and
stateroom number.
Tho laundry bag appears to he the cap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17

stone of this tour de luxe 0f a tour may
nave n capstone); almost all the other
convcnienccs and appurtenancss of q lifa
OF ease have been offered the weather.
travelling public. but never before has 1t
had It's own laundry bag. than which
there could be nothing more desirable.
VIII this great deslderatum become q
general feature OF travel or shall some OF
us still be compelled to crowd our dis
carded garments back into an already
bursting suitcase. and with more or less
intnrlation paw around among them every
Time we look for clean handkerchtefs?
II this great boon is made one for every
traveller and not merely reserved for bank
ers and other magnates. then shall we call
down blessings on a corporation as heart
felt as those we bestowed upon il when IL
abolished the fshnet across the windows in
your berth, in which everything that did
not fall through its interstices was per-
vcrseiy eniangled in them.-St. Louis GlsSss
Democrat. f
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1anta, Ga. will construct building &c
cost $4,000 and install machinery cost
ing $4,000 for daily capacity of 1000
gallons OF Ice cream and 5000 pound,
OF candy, and for thirty,on refris-
Grating plant.
ch1lhowte Mountain Mining Manu-.
featuring Company. MaryvilIe. Tenn.
was organized by Pittsburg capita,
lists to develop 10000 acres Of iron or,
iand near Chilhowie. Tenn.
american Ice Company, Baltimore
NO. awarded contract for construc.
'ion or building and installation a,
machinery for daily capacity OF ,os
tons of Ice and $4,000 tons OF stor
age space. ~
Atlantic Mills Corporation, Dillon. 6
y: is reported as being organized
with 100000 capital stock to com.
pine twelve to fifteen cotton yarn
"liIs OF North and South Carolina.
interstate Coal Company,
vile. KY. purchased 500 acres of Goa,
ana Tor $4,000 and leased 500 acres
for development.
Dixie Guano Company, Suffolk Va
was Incorporated with $50, 900 CAPT
tai stock to manufacture fertilizer.
Ebony Mills Company, High Point
NJ C., was Incorporated with SIPS ono
capital stock to manufacture hosiery.
aryVi Hosiery Mills. Maryville
Ienn., began construction of SO by 800.
foot building costing $4,000 and will
install machinery costing $4,000 TO,
daily capacity OF 500 dozen pairs OF
hose.
Mississippi Delta Planting Company
Memphis. Tenn. will invest 500. 900 IA
100000 TO build cotton oil mill a,
Scott. Miss.
stone Mountain Granite Corporation
stone Mountain. Ga, was incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock by New Or
leans capitalists.
Clark Brothers. Kissimmee, Fla.
purchased swamp estimated to contain
5000. 900 feet Of cypress and pine tim.
Der near Eau Gallie. Fla. and are
planning development.
White Sand Company. Narrows. Va.
was Incorporated with $4,000 capita
stock to develop sand deposits.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Wheel.
ing. w. Va. voted to increase capita
stock from $4,000. 900 to SO, 900, 900 ana
will install additional bottle machin-
cry.
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Augusta, Ga. will expend $500 900 for
improvements to Ice and cold stor-
age plant.
Kenneth Mcguire. Louisville, KY,
and associates leased for development
10000 acres of coal land in Harlan
county. Ky.
Knott County Coal n Lumber
Company. Lexington, KY. was incor-
porated with s250,000 capital stock.
Central Fertilizer Company. Mid
Vile, Ga, was incorporated with $780,
900 capital stock.
Pamlico Land Company, Bayboro. n
C., was Incorporated with 5000, 600
capital stock.
National Druggists Sndicate. Chi
cago. ILL.,, contemplates purchasing l.
900 acres of clay deposits near Cam
den, Ark, and organising $4,000
edAyalnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17

Petit & Co., Furniture.
Planters National Bank.
Pollard & Bagby, Real Estate.
Purity Ice Cream Corporation.
Retail Merchants Association of Richmond.
Richmond Iron Works Corp, "Virginian" Ca
Royal Laundry.
Smith Courtney Co., Machinery and Supple.
Stephen Putney Shoe Co., Battle Axe Shoes.
The c. F. Sauer Co., Flavoring Extracts.
Schwarzschild Bros, Inc, jewelers..
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Southern Manufacturing Co., Good Luck Bak
ing Powder.
Southern Steel Products Co..
Chas. NJ. Stieff, Pianos.
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straus Cigar Company, Wholesale Cigars.
Seymour Sycle, Shoes.
Ihalhimer Bros, Department Store.
The Times Dispatch.
Underwood Typewriter Co..
Vaughan & Co., Real Estate.
Virginia Bonded Warehouse Corporation.
Virginia-C Carolina Chemical Co., Fertilizers.
Virginia State Fair Association (Oct. 9-149
Virginia Trust Co, Executors and Bankers.
Everett Waddey Co., Stationers.
]. E NJ. Walker, Manufactures 81. E. NJ"
Cigars.
John T, Wilson s. Co, Inc, Builders.
Woodward & Son, Hardwood and Building
Lumber.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
oOMBrNrNG Corroy MILLS.

Richmond Man at Head of Gigantic Corr
poratIon soon to Start Up.
II is reported that n Si0.001.t00 company.
TO be known as the Atlantic Mills Corpora
ton. Is being organized FOR the purpose OF
combining from twelve 10 fifteen cotton
YARN manufacturing companies of North.
ana South Carolina. Those interested in the
organization are said 10 include E. Strud-
Hnmer, president OF the Dillon Cotton Milfs
and Maple Cotton Mills. Dillon. s. c.: Henry
VI. Wilson and Robert Chapman. president
and treasurer OF the Marlboro Cotton Mills,
McCoil. 5 c., and j. +. Taylor. manager
of the kinston Cotton Mills. Kinston. N. C,
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Henderson, N. c.
F~ranklinton N. c.
Raleigh, N. C.
Sanford, N. c.
Aberdeen. N. c.


American Bread and Baking Co., Bakers.
american Locomotive Co.
American National Bank.
Anderson, Cain g. Shepherd, Architects.
Julian c. Anderson & Co., Real Estate.
The August Grocery Co.
Bell Book and Stationery Company.
Blanton & Co., Real Estate.
,. H.. Bowman. Steamship Tourist Agent.
John L. Branch & Co., Paints.
l.. Bromm Baking Co., Inc, Bakers.
Gable Piano Company.
Chamber of Commerce-"For Richmond"
Chatsworth Dairy Farm.
a. !, Chewing Company. Real Estate.
K. l.. Christian & Co., Grocers.
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magnificent first medals voted her by
the jamestown Judges.
That the business of this company
Will grow to mammoth proportions no
one who knows of Mrs. Greene's SUI
perior ability in the making of these
goods can doubt. The women who are
her associates as officers. directors and
stockholders would insure the success
of almost any enterprise. but more
especially one to manufacture and sell
the home d~elicacies named above and
in the charter.
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Charlotte, N. c.
Salisb bury, N. c.
Lexington, N. c.
Townsville. N. c.

]. S. James, Jeweler.
A. S. B. James, Seal of Minnesota Flour.
Jefferson Hotel.
The Kanawha Dispatch.
Phil. G. Kelly Company, Wines and Liquors.
Kline Motor Car Corporation, The Kline Kar
Life Insurance Company of Virginia.
Merchants National Bank.
J: B. Mosby & Co., Department Store.
Walter D. Moses & Co., Pianos.
Murphy's Hotel and Annex.
National Bank of Virginia.
National State and City Bank.
Node Brothers, Bakers.
The Office Speciality Co., Inc.
R. L. Peters, Wall Paper.
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Hamlet, N. c.
Rockingham, N. c.
Wad esboro, N. c..
Monroe. N. c.

n. Clarke & Sons, Wines and Liquors.
Dunlop Mills, Dunlop Flour.
Eagle Steam Laundry.
John Foege, Manufactures of John, Jr." Cigar
Ihe Freed Co, Women's Apparel.
First National Bank.
Golsan & Nash, Real Estate.
Gordon Metal Co, Tin, Iron, Steel.
Gordon Motor Co., Chalmers Motor Cars.
Green & Redd, Real Estate.
The Hammond Co., Florists.
A.. Hoen & CO., Lit~hographers.
Hofheimer Shoe Co., Shoes.
H Fio D srf FurnEt Io,' c laombruco" Beer.
Howe & Fox, Real Estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
A new INDUSTRY
THAT IS UNIQUE
Richmond Manufacturing Enter,
prise Manned Entirely by
Women.
EVERGREEN PRESERVING co.
Ten Thousand Dollar Company
Organized to Manufacture Mrs.
Green's Famous Goods.

The Evergreen Preserving Company
is the name of a new industrial or
ganfzation that has Just received a
charter from the State Corporation
Commission to do business in this city
and Chesterfield county. The company
Is unique, in Virginia at least. in that
all the stockholders and officers and