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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
DOCK NOW READY
FOR SHIPPING
Gates Reopened to Incoming
Vessels-Improvements Along
Water Front.

Richmond's ship dock, closed 1or
nearly two years and recently repaired
and nut in order. is ready Tor tramc.
The city's dredgc was locked through
the gates yesterday afternoon, and the
new gates are ready to receive any
and all vessels drawing fourteen feet
or less, and not of too great length
to pass through the lock At meet
ing Of the Council Committee on I'm
provement Of the James River last
night reports were presented by CITY
Engineer Boiling on the repairs to the
lock, the progress Of the dredging In
front Of the new city wharf erected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
.CEtEBRAT|ON-DAY
PLANS GROW BIG
Committees Hard at Work.
Everybody Cooperating to
Make 1t Great Success.

p,snaration. went on apace yester-
day for the Statewide wilson ceao-
hration which Richmond will pun o"
paxt Tuesday. The members OF the
committees were all actively At woIA'
and when the headquarters closed ~
night a full days march toward the
.oaI had been registered. The men
IN charge are leaving nothing Tor the
last moment, and everybody ID ooine -
now.
A Petersburg citizen called At neeo-
quarters Yesterday and said that SO
many people Will be hero from inc
Cockade City that they wiz want
hond Of their own, which they Will
hrino with them. This was enurey
sat;sfactory to the parade committee.
and Chairman Frank Ferrandini VIII
hermit any number OF bands from any
number Of towns, ana give them places
in the parade.
Business people are hourly pufuns
in application for positions In the pa,
rade. Their wagons will be decora'eo
for the occasion. and naturally theS
u;,y make them as attracttvely as pos
sible. q.
All the military commands are II
line, having agreed to turn OUT Ae, ~,
BowIes said last night the blues W"
be there. -.,
The parade and hail committee WI
meet at headduarters Tonight. 70 con
slider further detaila Chairman :. :.
purcell. OF the hall committee, va
make his plans for decorations wnic'
will be mainy OF fiags and ount'ns'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
HIGHLAND PARK
OPPOSED TO HOME
Citizens Petition Council to Have
Institution for Inebriates
Removed.

A petition signed by forty weii-to-do
citizens Of Highland Park was pre-
ssnted last night 70 the regular meat
ins OF the Town Council. asking that
s,ep. be taken to secure the removal
from tho town OF Q home for ineoriates
which parties from Shelbyviile. Ind
have recently started at 200 Fourth
Avenue.
The petitton was referred TO tho
Committee on Buildings and GROUNDS
and an adjourned meeting OF the Coun
eli called for tomorrow night. Al
which time . report In regard TO the
institutton will be made. It Is not
known what the rights Of the town IN
such a case are, and an investi9auon
will be made before any action IL
recommended.
Thu Council gave the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company . iran.
ehise to lay ten blocks OF UNDERGROUND
conduit along Fifth Avenue ana DIV
sion Street. The placing Of ths con-
duit will materially improve the tee
phoue service given the SUBURBAN ois
tr:ot.
No action was taken on the resigna.
ton of e. NJ Mcclure from the Councii
Mr.. Mcclure presented his resignasiol
1t the meeting last week Action OF
IL was deferred until last night. ou'
| the matter was again allowed to 81
| over. II win probably come up fo'
I discussion tomorrow night
I In view Of his enthusiastic support
Of annexation the loss Of Mr.. Mcclure
from the Council win be seriously fen
Tho majority Of the Council member
and Mayor Behlks himseH. favor an
nex,sSon. but because Of NJ. MCCLURE
mast connect1on With the moveDsar D
n looked upon a. one OF the most IN
6uential workers for II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
BLIND TIGERS At
THE eAYI0N MINES
| Officers Arrest Five Prisoners on
Raid to Northern Sec
ton of County.

Deputy Sheriff W. W. sydnor went
to the Clayton Mines yesterday with
a detail Of Henrico County policemen.
and brought back five prisoners. two
of whom are white OF the negroes
VIII Stone and Nose Lockett. are want
ed on charges OF retailing liquor with
out q license.
The other prisoners are Fred Banks.
colored, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapon: Ed Cowisky. charged
With stealing one lot Of clothing valued
at 500 from vilem Arch!a- and An
thony Nskiki. who was arrested be-
cause he interfered with the omcers
while they were capturing the o'nsr
four.
Gayton does not possess any distr1cs
with q population dense enough TOT
liouor license TO be issued. and there
fore any sale Of whiskey In the vicinity
ia illegal It has been suspected ios
some time by the county omcers tnas
despite the restriction whsskey was
being sold to the miners
One week ago County Policeman
Shoemaker and Constable DAVIS wen'
to the mines In the ordinary ciuzehs
ciothes. since that time they have
been camping around the placs. keep
inr their eyes open for possible vio-
IAtors OF the law.
ACCORDING to the warrants on wh!ca
Iockett and Stone were arrested. 70
Neeman ShoemaksF succeeded In pur-
rhasine some whiskey fJom both, snd
Consta6le Davis was present - WIZ
ness to the two transacdons.
The remainins asrssts are merely
Incidental TO the nrst two. The three
men were not implicated In the alleges
sale Of uQu0r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
PAY POLL TAXES
BY DECEMBER |.
Penalty win Then Be Added
importance of Voting
Citizenship.

The time has now come for citizens
20 nav their state poll taxes. This tax.
along with others assessed for 1917
is due and payable at the ONCE OF
every city and county treasurer In
varginia. A penalty of S per cent Will
hs added TO all tax tickets unpaid after
December ].
In the larger cities It is desirable
10 nay now and avoid the inevitable
rush and wait during the last few
DAVIS before the penalty goes on.
To vote IN any election. regular or
snec,aI which may be held between
January 1 and July /. 1913, II is neces-
sary TO pay poll taxes before the sec
ond tuesday i'm December. But IL the
payment is delayed beyond 'Decemoer
j the penalty is added.
All State officers are to be elected
mex, wear, including the Gov vernon. the
Lieutenant Governor, the state Treas
urer. the Secretary of the common
wealth the Superintendent Oh fuoAc
Instruction. the Commissioner OF Asri-
cu,,ure. and all members of the House
If delegates. In addition, every cits
in the state will elect its ofncers. III
cluding treasurers. clerks OF courts
.areeants. commissioners or the rev
.n,,e oons,ables and justices OF ehs
peace. s liam. on
the POLL tax proposition. A fairy sooa
vote is now being cast here ha'!hs
exceeded $500 in the Democratic PR
may Of September II" THOSE en-.
zens who have decided TO b" real CT
IONS can now keep qualified by pa
their poll taxes annually and pro"'p''S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
SUFFRAGE NOTES
ur.,.,, ,r,i nj Chxrlo;te-Silie WIN "sS'
Eurrui, Hubbard 7resident-

The Aibcrnarl" branch OF me Ean .d..S N
,ro~c L,a.ur OF Virginia. was oreahiIeo -,
=, -, IN University q: Virgins, py
MIS- II r. Valentine ani Miss johnston.
this city. o. saturday with mem
), :, - he hubbard vas appointed pres
49,. and Mrs Katherine F"ntaine Mo.an.
sc,efary. Further permanent 49,
was reserved Tor a. later rieetins, n -
" TEomas 4 Fitzhugh. DR.. A!pnohso
smith and d.. Albert c. Irt:le.
Mrs Valentine and Miss Johnston 49, -
en-: in the courthouse. an aftsr-meet'nS os
;rr nd in the rooms Of the bius Hiuss
80, TSsv r.r. introduced by Dr. Fi,zhueh
and were heard BY large Audiences OF 10y.
a.. "a .,r,sr Including number OF uni
vc-sity students
The Virginia delegation will IeaSe 20 mo.
row to attend the National suffrage Con.
nom In Philadelphia. Virginia heaoqu"
during III. convention VIII be AZ Hote! va.
10, TIL regular Thursday afternoon meet
In: will b. omitted this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
OFFICERS ELECTED
v;.,.,,,,a Assembly BrntEerhood oil 81 Al
ar-.,. Hold. Annual Meeting.

Rev. J. Franc. fiho'e' re- W. sd ,he
-. rnurch III this city, addTt sss" ~.
ItChnon5 Assembly. Brotherhood o. -, N
drew. as, night re- " Russ. ~. mo",e' in n
- .~cou,- OF the recent brotherhood
cc-vrnysou In CHICAGO. -, .,.c,aa
c,frict-s 10Y me ensuing year we're ~
a. @clrn~s: PresideEl. W. N. Boase' o. AZ
o. s5o,- vice-c-.sident. Il. c. BeEery' o.
t,.sc.: secretary treasure. Phil +. srown
II Of -. James; assistant secteIaIE ;. E 80
ron, Al Saints Mr.. sampson: rom n. -
~ RoHs,soa from Epiphany; Mt Arm
x--,-1- IRON, Holy Comforter MI ha1o-
,yrSe. <-o-, Ho.y Trinity. M. Johnson
--a-n Monumental. Nj. james: from -. An
crews M Newell. from ST. James. ~
H,-crenb-ouEh: from -. Ioan's. NJ Macon
Ger ST L-ke's. Nj Stu;=; rom 81 Na,h
NJ Tyrer; fror, St PauIs. NJ. Heiiha'a;
I,,i,- chapter directors: EI-oaicic counc''
--ns n Wheat. Of -; LCkes; NJ.
vide. OF A.. Saints: Dr.. Biankenshi2. OF =
Jahr-.: NJ Field % St james ara Ny:
Friend of Monumental NatIehat toci.S''
rserbA- Rone.. E Anderson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
RUSH FRANCHISE
|. THROUGH FRIDAY
This the Announced Program of
Richmond and Henrico
Railway Company.

Wilton r. Jenkins. vice-president OF
the kachmond and Henrico Railway
Company. is circulating q petition for .
special meeting OF the Common Coun-
Gil for Friday night at 8 o'clock to act
on the light and power franchise mat.
ter A sufficient number Of signatures
have been secured. and the request for
a special meeting will be placed In the
hands Of President r. Lee Peters to-
day.
The matter comes up on report OF
the Committee on Streets which re-
commended that both bids be rejected,
on the sround that they are insufficient.
that no beuent accrues to the city
rom the granting OF such franchise.
since there 10 no guarantee 81 lower
rates and no promise 20 serve The en-
tire city: and on the more serious
ground that the City Attorney has re-
v.or,ed that the franchise - advertised
10 not In proper or the best form. OF
such A paper - he would have drawn.
n was preparcA originally and SUBJ
nss,ed by attorneys for the Richwond
ana Henrsco Railway Company. whd
bid SIC for the frsnchise. In oppcsi.
hon to Arthur Upper q Co. OF New
York. who bid 5000. Councilman T.
Gray fssddon- Of the Committee or
Streets. bas given notice that when ths
/ report r. presented In the Council h
I win move 20 aware the franchise u
[ the Ricsropd and Heurico Company q
I iss b,A. The Council ss reported 20 h
abcu, evenly divided on the PROPOSE
ton. su, a vigorous and well organsx
Cd lobby In doing effective canvasssne
for the Henrsco people. and that com
pany nov claims majority IN th'
sover brasch, 10 not n the Bears o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
BAGBY RESIGNS


Retires from City School Board After Cse-
full Service.
John Baeby, a member Of the City School
Board from the Third District, has placed
his resignas ton in the hands OF President
William H. Adams. Of the Board OF Alder
ment II will be acted upon at q joint ses-
sion Of the City Council to be called shortly.
Mr. Bagby gives the pressure OF his own
business as his reason for retiring from the
School Board after Q most useful service.
covering Q number OF years. Mr.. Bagby.
when living on Church Hill. was elected to
the board from the First District, and WA
reelected shortly after removing his home
to the western part Of the city. He has
taken active part In supervision OF the
finspces OF the schools. and In the campaign
which has resulted in the erection o: . mum.
be: OF modern and up-to-dsse school build
ipe0L
The election Of his successor for the unsz-
pired term will Be ss the hands Of . joint
session OF the CITY Council. ana alreaAy q
number Of names are being mentioned fol-
the position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
MUSIC FESTIVAL
Audience of CoiOved People see Te''
torInance ut Auditorium.

NH,re than |. 100 coor,d people o. ifth'h'.'"
-, l., ,,. c,,y Auditorium last night
witness a musical festival ana fahtas'.
drill wniun rn!ored knighis of fythlas 49,
Tor the benefit of the cadet CORPS
forms one branch Of the organ"
cors,st.J OF rnusical numbers
- - pr,nI,, hand aud drills r"EIormeo
Nv IA, companies OF thirty cadets ehch'
Several costume drills w"r" gwen y!
c,.,pany OF twenty Ave young girls pa
Of trained acrobats performed III
10 the musical Program
n Johnso, acted as captain ana
o,,-dp,ror of tn, ha nj. Rebecea A shtCneII
- rha p;3ais;. The pyihian order nampeIs
more lhan sea c"lcr.d people Q. '"'S NY
.r.ony ia It;bt -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Princeton, n. j.. November 1S.-Mass
Esther Cleveland. daughter of Mrs
Grover Cleveland. made her debut this
afternoon at a reception given for the
purpose by her mother at Westiands'
the Cleveland home here.
Miss Cleveland. who is the second
though the eldest living child OF Mrs.
Cleveland, was born in October, 1893,
in her fathers second administration
She has moved quietly in society Her
fayoc!te pastime Is lawn tennis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

The engagement OF Mss Cleveland
IN Randolph D. West. Of New York.
son Of Professor Andrew D. West. OF
Princeton, has been rumored several
times recently, but denied by the fami-
lies.
On Octobe4 % Mrs. Cleveland author
lied the announcement OF her own en-
sagement to Thomas ]. Preston. pro-
lessor OF archaeology and history OF
arts at Wells College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Frederick ". Painore- Of this cry. ana
x,ss Frances 1. Seay. o. Fork Inion Were
Married yesterday in Washington. u =,
NJ Palrore IL n the employ % Wei
xnnwn mercantile Arm IN Richmond The
n.w,y-mA.ried couple will return here III a
.sv DAVIS TO make their home with MS u
B. Cooke At IL West Clay street.
william ]. OConnor Of IIes Virginia Ave-
nue.. Fulton. and Miss Hattie L. Leonard,
OF 101s Louisiana Avenue. Fulton. were also
married yesterday In the nations capital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
Nnxhers' Club Meet.

me meeting o. the Mothers Cub OF the
Fairmount Public School in the assembly
han Of the school last night was one or
more than ordinary interest because Of the
.peakers who addressed the members. Miss
Elisabeth Cooke. socia, worker OF the In
rtruc.ive Visiting Nurses Association. read
the principa! paper On the program. Miss
Maria I.eahy rave several readings. and a
number OF pupils Of the school. including
Miss Mamie Rouse ana James Sampson. took
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
TALK TO SOLDIERS
Mann. Sale and Parker to SPEAK at National
Guard Meeting.

Three Richmond people will take part IN
tn. opening session OF the NauouAi Iuato
Associat.on which will hold its All nual meet
i,r T., Norfolk the nrst week in December
csn,,iu Waiter G. Parker. pastor OF Park
p..c. Methodist Church and chaplain OF tine
FcurtI Infantry, Will lead the sssoc'SHoH
l, III. u,uinx prayer. Governor Mann vii!
deliver tn. address o. welcome on the part
OF the state and Adjutant General W. y"
sale will speak for the Virginia volunteer
general Leonard Wood. chief OF the general
stan. and General Albert l. Mills. chief OF
the division Of militia affairs. vii! be amonS
The speakers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Ali alumni OF the University OF Virginia
where Presidenc-elect Woodrow Wilson was
once a student Will be given especia
place in the pa rade OF Tuesday night. They
are asked 20 meet at Ninth and Broad
streets half an hour before time for the
parade TO start. Each is requested 10 wear
q small orange and blue knot in his lapel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
Educator In City.

Fro. " VI. Lynch, q member o. the State
Board o. Educs tion and division superinten-
dent OF the schools OF Frederick County. was
IN the city last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Paul NcRae. former member OF the
House OF Delegates from Cumberland and
Buckingham Counties. Is in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

NsrTiaee Unano@
A marriage license was issued yNSz
., the cIerk's Office Of the HusttnoU CeWs
20 Robert l. Gibson 90 Eusme y A"S@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Uewssre wsWee
n ,vsrySsGp u~ease wss teugs4 yeSsesyey
81. c0I~c 81 f1erk wadsIi % Hewx1co
cevrthcus. to Dudley Q 0srdss - -
)0s9SO J. 9D0cA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
SCHOOL LEAGUES
TO Be DISCUSSED
DR.. Henry Louis Smith VIII Ad-
dress COOPERATIVE Eduea-
ton Association.

Announcement has been made OF the
oficial program for the ennuaa mees"S
a tho Co operative Education Associe-
zion a department Of the virginia Ecu
cation Association. which VIII meet ~
.h;s c,,v next week. The co-opeetve
hodx vii, hold two meetings on frsosS:
November %. at $50 o'clock A u. ano
=, s.Is o-clock r. ~. both In the euos-
forum OF the Joha Marshall Hss"
Ms p q. Munford. president OF the
co.operatiye EAucaatO0 Assocssuo"'
vii, presiSe. Following tne PRIV
gram:
pc,cr, on league WORK. ~ Mrs. l.
n D,sh,eIl. in charge Of school i'm
provemenf leagues
=. successful League In . One Room
srhoo,.- by Miss Belle Webb, o.
Prince George County.
"Thc school Leagues and clubs 9
Charlie. CITY and New Kent Counssess
nv Miss Sue C1eaton-
Patrons Day In Bucklngnem, ~
| super,nseudent TIummer y. Jones.
fr.sue work. by J. II BtnYofd- sec.
| --,ary Of the Cooperative boucat'on
Association.
| J,s~,n n Exsleston. chasrmaa exec
| g,,yc committee. presiding
Annual report Of the rressden@
y. r. Munford. x-,.s
Adsres. by Dr.. Hensy LSuss smt.
president Of washington snd Lee e"'
versity.
II n
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16

No doubt about it the prettiest
and fullest line OF Dress goods, in
town at Hendricks. Prices right.
Misses Verge Tobler and Hell.
on Germany, of Bristol, attend
cd the burial of Mrs. Chas. r.
Baamgardner.
See what Hendricks. has to tel
Iyou IN his big ad on page A.
Roy and Emory Hankla were
in Abingdon LAST Saturday on
business.
New Mattings Rugs, Curtains
otc, at Hendricks.
Now Slippers and Shoes al
Hendricks.
New lot Of Hardware just IN
and you will find what you want
with prices right at Hendricks.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16
Farmers Protect Your Birds

VI An item appeared in the En-
terprise in regard to the farmers
feeding birds,
They were severely roasted by
the writer, whom / suppose was
a bird hunter. He saidthe farm
ers sent up howl last fall
against the bird hunters saying
he had asked the farmers in his
locality if they were aiding the
birds. And MT once had he. re-
ceived an affirmative answer.
The farmers think II o. poor
business to- feed tile birds from
THEN. grane-ies, for the town and
city sportsman to bag, carry off
and sell
Now ! think II time for all the
farmers to set upsa howl and
stop bird haunting altogether.
Farmers never have time to
hunt.
Allowing" Farmer.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16
SPRAYING FOf Potato Diseases.

y D. =.
Some interesting facts concern-
ing20 seasons of experimental
spraying against potato diseases
are given in a bulletin issued by
the Vermont Experiment Sta
ton. The first experiments were
made with late and early blight,
using Bordeaux mixtures both
strong and half strength, copper
Carbonate, sodium carbonate and
glue. .Bordeax aud Molases and
seven other fungicides. Strong
and weak Bordeaux aud molas.
SEES, and modified eau celeste
prov cd the best -though the 9th
|ers were also beneficial.
In 1893 90 fungicldes were test
ed. In all cases the strong Bor-
|derux proved best, with the weak
mixture n close second. BY 1897
experience had shown the Bof-
|deaux mixture to be go superior
that. 8 continuation Of compare
tive trials were deemed of little
value. Commercial Bordeaux
was found to cost about &c a gal
Ion, and home made about 1c.
| The ravages of blight and rot
| in 1901 were SO severe that an
admirable opportunity was az
| forded for>testing the fungicidal
efficiency Of the applications. A
mixture OF Bordeaux and Paris
green proved to be the best. On
/ six varieties damage from early
blight on unsprayed plants, in
1908, varied from IS to 90 per
cent. In 1908 lime-sulphur mix
ture was used which, though il
had value, did not equal Dor
|deaux. In short, Bordeaux eff
cheney protects the plants from
attacks OF early and late blight
and serves in some ways as q
Stimulus to it, so that IL remains
green from one to two weeks
longer and gives heavier and
larger yields of tubers. Expert
ments made in l9oa-lO indicated
that these results were due to
copper, for 'iron-copper.sulphate
mixture produced results equal
TO those Of Bordeaux Spraying
pays for itself II blights are
prevalent the potatoes. are ins1r-
cd against loss; if the season is
dry and free from disease the
crop will be enough larger to pay
the cost Of spraying. Produce
News.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16
LOCAL NEWS

N. l.. Banmgardncg returned
Wednesday to his homo ct Ma
honey.
Don't forget that you can get
ID. NJ. Ferry's Cabbage seed
(uone better) A. B. Hendricks.
Albert Tobler, Of Fremont,
Nebr., came in on No. l3 Mon
day night to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Chas. K.
Baumgardner.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16
+ have a car Of corn and oat,

Jhave q car Of corn and oats
for sale. See mo at once.
II r. Kidd, Crockett, Va.
We have received T. w. Wood
& Sons catalog, the Richmond
seedsmen,s for which they have
our thanks. It shows many fine
specimeps OF seeds, plants and
bulbH,
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16

The Rural Retreat Produce
Company. has purchased the r.
B. IIedrick, ware house and will
rent same to some good produce
dealer. If interested, apply to
M. G. Huddle, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16

II FOR SALE. My orchard, ~
Ing between i ". Eiffert's and
w. G. Hankla's. Lot contains
4 acre. Mrs. NJ. j.. prickett.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16

WANTED Three young men
wish to correspond with nice
young ladies. ssX' is Il years
of age, NY"is is is, and ~ ID
II. Write ut once to either TX"
''Y" or ~" in care of The
TIMES, Rural Retreat, Va.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16
Special 10 The Fruit Growers,

We wish to call your attention
ia our add on the last page OF
this paper. whore You will find
an analysis published by one OF
the Eastern State Experimental
Stations showing t he actual
amount of soluble sulphur used
in the various brands of CONNER.
clal solution. You will notice
the Rex Brand Lime ard Su'
phur Solution (the ono we sell)
contains "A lbs more soluble
sulphur per barrel ofs50 gallons,
than any other brand sole
Therefore you got $1.44 worth
mare soluble sulphur in the Rex
Brand than the Orchard Brand
(as you will see the Orchard
Brand ranks next in actual mat
erial re
We consider we have gotten
the highest grade of Lime ahd
SULPHUR that is possible to get.
Something shat will give you re-
suits. Where a cheap material
is used you can't expect tho best
results.
We also sell the Rex Brand
Arsenate Of Lead ct l0c per ID.
Wesare, yours 10 serve,
Rural Retreat Drug 90.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16

Most everything in the grocery
lire at r. S. Doak & Go. e.
We having purch ased the res
taarant and groceries Of III. Fl.
Bridges on Nov. 2sth, 1911. we
will not stand good for bills
made by him previous to this
date. y
r. S. Doak & 90.
Feb. snd, 1912.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-16

Notice is hereby given that if
any party has q claim against
the property decided by Solomon
Buck, TO Jas. s. Williams, and
later by said Williams, to II. A.
Eiffert, same must be presented
within thirty. days.
II. A.. EIFFERT,
I. II. sHUMATE.
Feb. 9Th, 1912. A..