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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

III UUI SlOtNeF 8
Friend" In which
thousands Of women
have tho most un-
bounded confidence.
They have used 1t
and know. They tell
OF It's wonderful in
fuence to case tho
abdominal muscles
and how they avoid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
PLUAIRING PERMITS

The following permits wore Issued
BY the Plumbing Inspector yesterday:
g. John 10. Rose & Co, 3ol East Broad
Street
Same, for B. w. Showalter. s14 Ora
ham Road. Battery Court
Capital Plumbing Company for Ro-
oerta Yates, 121s North Thirty-frst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
l!NlkI.!iEE LICI:NSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
cleriS II the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
nueben j.. Ridgeway and Leila Shep-
hcrGaon.
Phulip o. Enroushty and Robccca
SuGaa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
unHR,Co TRANSFERS.
TWO Deeds Of Bargain md SnIr
trnnnnfir.. =, n-lI -,

:. l.. Smith 80 UX TO j. H. Goodman.
20 acres about SLY miles east OF city,
also. i.20 acres adjoining above tract
Fcb!UaTy ., 1918. $I.fEO
g. W Iiarro.d TO NJ. II. Omohucdro
: 3gT'. south OF Fort Lee. January 80
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l.ucal ItnInfali.

h@lhthil last twelve hours. ...... None
itdhN. iaEt twenty four hourE. NOne
Deuei,ney in rainfall since Aiasch
Accumulated o.cCss in rainfall
since January i............... 2a7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

according TO directions you will soon
Ioi drains of iodidc of potassium: :,
o of SGd,um saiiey;ate. - or Vine
Tioi o;,'iic"in' or comp. essence car
"ZS; OF syrup sarsaparilia conn. Min
HnI tax teaspconful NJ meal Tim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
HEADACHES

Thousantis Of men and women suffer from
nchIhches every day other thcus Gnds have
Ae'.caci!es every week or every month and still
2HleT3 nave headaches occasionally, but not n;
ttglnar interoui. Nhc best DOctsr IL often unable
10 ma the cause Of many OF these head achcs
a'iI III most othcr cases, knowing the cause he
Hoes not Know what viii remove Il. so as to give
trermalcnt cure: AL he can do Is to prescribe
.c!ai, OUT the headache returns nc usual and
tea:Aeht Is again necessary. II you suffer from
nehd9ches. no mater what their nature tnkc
AMI Eamnia Tablets, and the results win be suits
factory IN t!ie highest degree. You can obtain
lgiu n. All arugsists in any quantity. loo worth
-JC worm or more. Ask for Ar. VnhIntc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
SICk-HEADACHES

SicE-heaGa ache. the nos. miserable OF all sick.
~ sses, loses It's tcTrors when Al Tablets nre
IdEen. when you feel an attack coming on
like TWO tauetS, ana in many cnscs. the attack
WI oe varied of. During an attack take one
a-iS Iahict every two hours. The rest aud com
!oE; which follow, can be obtained In no other
Hay
Gsnuine Ak Tablet. b:ar thc * mono.
syeIu- 4. oil druzsfst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
nnc Decd of i,nrrnin and Snic, Amount.
in.. IN,

Ed'nurd 'Gurp.us hoirs 10 l.ouisa
Ross. i5Niis feet east line Sixteenth
street, 100 f,et north Of Stockto,
street Jannary &c, 1915, tax 81, sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
MEMS HATS.

soc Hats, bankrupt price. 28c
$500 Soft Hats, bankrupt price .S1.e0
$3.50 Soft Hats. including velours
bankrupt price .S1.75
$500 Soft Hats, including velours
bankrupt price S1.9S
$500 Soft Hats. including imported
velours, bankrupt price ....... S2.4a
$3.50, $2.0o and $3.50 Stiff Hats,
bankrupt price .OSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
iH1ot3lef's Friend
Before Baby Arrives

During several weeks OF expectancy
there is q splendid external ernhrocation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
REAL estate RECORD
AUD COURT CALENDAR
Small Property, at Nominal Prices
Shows Continued Demand on
local Market.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE SOLD
Mrs. Bertha ~. Smith Sells House
on Monument Avenue 80 Archer G..
Jones for S2G, 5o0--Iiui'ding Opcf-
ations on Steady Improvement.

Realty transactions yesterday we're
Tor small property with ono exception.
This class Of property t. showing a
good demand, many sales going to rec
orc. Tho market Is better and from
tn" number of deeds or trust the in
ui"ationE ar" that money conditions are
bcttcr. The agents report that the
prospects of the real estate business
Tor the early srring arc good, and that
'h.y EXPECT good business. Building
operations are expected 10 open shortly.
aS soon rs the weather permits "%t"n-
"lN" building.
Bertha W. Smith sold yeqtcraav TO
Archer .. Jones the briclu residence ~
zoe Mnuu'Hert Avenue, for S2G,5r0. The
property fronts thirty feet ~ INC uogtn-
vest t"rrcr Of Monument Avenue and
Addison street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
HENRlC0 RELEASE DEEDS.

A"Tcc INcIchsc Deeds, NIn0unting to
@3D.2S3.iS.
". J. Whitchurst ct al tru,tces. to
broadous Construction Company. 2OG.i5
acres on east line Brook Eoad; also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Sweet, Orr & Co.'S Overalls and Jack
cts, bankrupt price. ........ . zoe
Blue Ridge Overals and Jackets,
bankrupt price soc
Iron King Ovcralls, bankrupt price .G0c
soc Work Shirts, in blue, black and
colors, bankrupt price. zoe
loc White IIandkerchiefs bankrupt
price .....'....... &c
25c Neckwear, bankrupt price ...11c
soc Neckwcar, bankrupt price. -. zoe
soc Athletic Underwear. bankrupt
price ...-......... It. 20c
$500 Sweater Coats. bankrupt price 81 .Os
$500 Sweater Coats, bankrupt price ITO
$50 Sweater Coats, bankrupt price .70c
50c Heavy Ribbed and Fleoce-Lined
Underwear, bankrupt prica 20c
$50 dozen Fine Dress Shirts to go at
o'Sii soc
This is tho best and cheapest Shirt
on earth.
y big lot of Fine Silk Shirts to 20 at
SacH Csc
There has never been a Silk Shirt
like these ever sold before at
twice the price.
100 dozen Dress Shirts to be sold at
."' ''''.''....'. '........ SOC
This Shirt would be very cheap at 75c
Mems High Rock Fleece Lined Under
garments, to be sold at SIC
Never in the history Of Underwear
selling have garments of this
KIND ever been sold so cheap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

C. . G. asks; Il am constipatea.
'2hEuc coated, have headache. div
spells ana INDIGESTION Sometimes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

TcmperutUfo. q, hUmidity. 81 wind.
direction, east; wind velocity 4
wnutaer. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

Answer: I advise thot yo, r.;,
us;hs tHreeaErain sulphcrb tablets tT,ni
u.p,anil These tablets are laxative,
nSt on inc ilNef. Kidneys and bowels
a.a t'i" 70 keep the blood pure nv
arousih% the eliIninat.Vc functions Rr
licI should follow quickly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
BOYS SUITS

One odd lot of Boys Suits and good
ones; bankrupt price .......... Csc
$3.50 Boys Suits Of good serge; bank
rupt price $500
$500 Boys Blue Serge Suits Norfolk
style; bankrupt price $500
5000 All-Woo Suits. with full peg
lined Trousers; bankrupt price $500
big lot Of Boys Fine High-G,ade
Suits, positively worth SIS: bank
iupt price ...'......r-.. $40
Boys ATWOOD Blue Serge Suits. with
patch pockets, Bulgarian style;
worth $500 for. 5000
$500 All-Wool Blue Serge Suits Nor
folk and double breasted STYLE
bankrupt sale price $500
$3.50 Boya' All-Wool Suits, Norfolk
Coats and patch pockets, in all col
ors; ages II to 20; bankrupt price S0.1g
LADIES' SKIRTS
One lot Ladies' Skirts. $3.50 up to
20 at. .................. Sos
$9.9S Ladies' Ramacaan Coats to go
Ut ....'....'..- SS.83
One big lot Ladies' Coats to go at One
Fourth price.
100 Fine Dress Skirts. no two alike:
actual values $3.50 and SO; bank
Mems Fine Flannel Shirts value $3.50;
| bankrupt price, 8Oc.
MONEY ORDERS OR CHECKS MUST
BE MADE PAYABLE TO BUCK & co
GOODS SENT BY PARCEL POST AT OUR
EXPENSE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

a. III i,cnico!n, OF comp. essence car
oHS OF syrup sarsaparilia conn. Min
amI tax :. teaspconful NJ meal TIM,
an" again before going to bed
c. c. asks; Il am cons,ipatea.
,9nSue coated. have headache. dizzv
Please advise"
Answer: ! advise that Won hepin
usiimG tHree1g grain sulphcrb tablets (I,ot
Sct ~, ,,o l Ii tablets are laxative.
and tend TO keep the blood pura nv
ni I} me eliminat!ve functions. re-
49,, "seGrrstary" writes: Il have pains in
back OF head. fainting spells. twiichinG
and ucmblng. ncrvousncss sicnni.ss7
ness. ioFs o! appetite and strength, and.
IN !act am has been when il comes
duties. Please advise" anu
Answer: In all such cases the asslmi
iatiye functions have not kept pace
with waste functions. and powrrTul
harmless tonic treatment is needed
niu ,ihrree-Grain cadomene tablets un-
snch cases and advise them Tor YOU,
Mrs. c. W Il. asks: "T suffer croory
OWING to too much fat. Can you advise
me OF gooo reduction rcmedv?'
Answer: Any well stocked pharmacy
can supply you With 5-grain arboione
fun directions for use. These tablets
lave proven wonderfully effcctive IN
reducing abnormal fat.
Fern" writes: II have suffered with
a bad cough for some time and I am
also weak ana tired most of the time,
which II think is due to the severe
coughing Can YOU give me n remedy
Answer: Yes. your weakness is due
10 the coughing. but you should be wei
relieved by using the following: Get n 4
IL or package of essence mcntho-
laXenc and make according to dircc- i
tions on the bottle, then take n ton (,
cough is cured. This MAKES full pi MI
Of the very best and safest cough
syrup; If your druggist does not have !
mentho laNcne. have him order 1t for |,
you OF the wholesale firm.
Mis D. r. Il. asks: "Win YOU please |
give. me a prescription for Pelvic ca |
tarrh and catarrh of the head?"
answer: The very best local treat
mont for the relief and correction OF ca |
tarrh is antiscptic Nllanc Powder. Oh |
tain either a two or eight pack
age and with 1t you will find complete
direetions for treating .catarrh Of tho
head and pelvic catarrh QedcorrheaJ. |
1t is an antiseptic of tho very highest
quality. ~ ~ IT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11

MEMS OVERCOATS
The season is getting late for Oyercoats.
SO we are going TO sell what We have so
cheap that ii Will pay YOU TO haze II good
Coat for the rest Of the winter and lay
it aside for another season
$1,000 Ovcrcoats, bankrupt price ssi.0S
$3.50 overcoats, bankrupt price. $3.50 :
$500 Overcoats. bankrupt price $50
$500 Overcoats, bankrupt price s0.75
$3.50 Overcoats. bankrupt price sif.15
$500 Overcoats, bankrupt price st3.ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29

$I.OO Scotch Net Cur
tains, in s different pat
t c ms. CHI OF ce, S0~
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
SUMMER FISHING ENDS.
Vessels Lay Up and Owners Prepare
for Fall Season.

Summer fishing which has been in
progress on the river for the past two
or three months, or longer, is now over
for the season, and the vessels that
have been employed in the work have
been laid up and crews returned home.
Three Washington vessels were en-
pioyed at fishing grounds this summer.
the sloop Enola, under the command of
Capt. Jacob d. Faunce; the Ada Bal
lenger, in charge OF Capt. Aleck Wat
son, and the Emma Faunce, Capt Jake
Faunce. According to report the fish
ermen had fairly successful season,
and made some money though they had
TO keep moving from point to point on
the river in search of the fish.
While a large portion of the catch
was shipped to this market. many hun
dreds of pounds of fish We're sent to
Philadelphia and New York, where
Potomac fish have an especially good
reputation and command good prices.
The fishing fleet will now overhaul
and make ready for fall fishing 1t
will go down the river about the mid
die of October, and. unless ice comes
will fish until the coming of next
spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
Of Interest to Mariners.

notice regarding buoys, recently
placed on distractions to navigation in
Chesapeake bay and it's tributaries, has
been issued by the lighthouse authori-
ties in charge of the fifth district, as
follows:
Maryland-Chesapeak bay: Sunken
raft wreck gas and fell buoy. II. s.,
of water. so yards Z. y N of wreck,
y mile 209 degrees from Sandy Point
lighthouse. to mark sunken raft
wreck. Buoy shows an occulting red
light every twenty seconds-light, ten
seconds: eclipse, ten seconds
Chesapeake bay, Rock creek: John
weathered wreck buoy, H. s.. estab-
lished August = in "a fathoms of
wateT, Is yards N. N. E. from wreck,
and about y mile SO degrees from An
ME K-Duke wreck buoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29

Made with handsome Goheln borders.
& inches wide: rich Orieutal and floral
patterns. The grOund-weavc is IA Close,
Arm rep tapestry. in solid colors, such
as blue red. rose ard green.
Included in the sale are both tile
fringed and plain eGge portieres.
Hangiugs Of this character give a cozi-
ness, and comfort to house nothing
else can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
RD-BREAKING SALES IN
Jars Etc-Fa Needs About Fourth to
Carload of Umbrella Jars, Jardinieres
and Pedestals at
Values, $1.5O to $3.50; Sold
Subject to Imperfections

$50 to $3.50 Umbrella Jars or
Stands. handsome new shapes;
rich colorings. exquisite shapes:
sold subject to slight de- d7r
fects. Choice. .........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
Our Enlarged and Conveniently
Arranged Store Makes Selection
Easy

% different patterns to select from
one shown here.
All strictly this seasons design:
never shown before in curtains at thi
price; many being clever adaptation
from expensive Brussels. Irish point:
renaissance and Marie Antoinette de
signs: other entirely new and origina
novelty effects.
81. to 3 yard lengths. Choice q
white, ivory, cream, biege, ecru an
Arabian.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-22
A TRAIL THAT NEEDS ATTENTION

we see by late paper from Fairbanks that Col Richard @ the Road Commission has recently promised the people
 'airoanks, SO00O to be spent the trail to the .oioVaha placer camp. We glad any district in
 sk get some aid for roads and trails but without anywse eng the Iolovana camp would call attention to the M at 'his IS new and almost unprospected region, Tn whch but little gold has discovered and about which uoVeror Strong has stated that in his judgment the pay streak IS very limited one.
 On the other hand we are confronted with wavering me of mud ten miles in length extending from Mccarthy the Nizna River and forming the only connecting link by whc rahc between the base of supplies and the rich placer dggmgs o Chitttu Rex White Dan Chsana Young and the Chitina be reached Progress over this highway is follows You load your horse with hundred of grub and lead nm into the mire He founders until he is all and you then remove his pack and poles which placed under hs body and head with view to keeping him in sight until you get help You then get another horse and harness to which you fallen friend of by of long rope tied his neck After much stranng at the end of which horses neck is extended to such length to make him resemble giraffe, he staggers to his feet and you place his burden his back and enter into the next mudhole.
 The Mccarthy blacksmith making lot of steel braces by means of which trail horses may have their heads firmly attached to their bodies thus rendering the possibility of the separation of that important member from the rest of the beast more remote These bid fair to be very popular
 The Nizina District reached by this delightful highway has produced millions in gold and not half worked out Many prospecors would be glad to spend time and money develop
 ing Young Creek the benches of the Chttiu and the Chna River section it possible into the country with outfit costing less than its weight in gold.
 But while the trail is probably the worst in the world must the COnllSSlOn TOT as the may need the money, and besides the Road Commission has already spent $ 00 building bridge the Nzna to help this district To be the bridge built at point the inaccessible from either side and during its short but Lonesome existence crossed but ceechaco who had read something about in the paper and who wandered the woods three days trying to find it and after crossing had to back and the in order to get the other sde yet it perfectly good bridge and monument to its builders until the river few inches when urc and started on journey for Chitina
 We have statements in various newspapers to the Of from the forest fund.- to be spent at Corova Valdez Seward and Chitna further statement is to the effect that of this money would the construction of
 road cemetery Far be it from render anything respect for the dead but why not put this money into something that will be of benefit to the live and which might bring more live to the country.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-22
SELLING COPPER FOR EXPORT

The without doubt destined change more than in the copper trade Among these is the influence that speculative market for standard" copper has had market for refined copper previous times of that market has enabled arbrage made whenever the two markets out of joint but recently the British restrictions have prevented such
 ons any important extent and when the difference between the price standard" copper and the nominal quotation the London Metal Exchange for eectrOyc spread the absence of broad commercial meaning the uc tuaons the price for standard" copper became self evident There should be difference excess of about f2 that discount reners should easily able buy up all the standard copper and it eectroytic Of ate however foreign reneTs have been excluded from the stanard" market by the governmental restrictions against the export of copper
 For the time beng anyway and perhaps for longer no attention need be paid to the fluctuations of sandard London Rises or falls neither buish bearsh points for they scarcely anything do with the real movements in the trade for the metal
 Another time -honored custom that has been psot o considerable extenand will be abolished it hoped is the selling copper for export in terms foreign pons sterling in London francs in Paris At one of the important American producers selling only on the bass dollars It's prices include freight insurance that is they are made in terms of dollars and cents eff this producer says will again sell in terms of foreign
 factor conrbuory to this innovation is the uncertainty with the future of sterling exchange The producer selling copper for delivery two three months hence now unable to judge closely what he is going realize is to be made pounds sterling francs sterling exchange may fall in the meanwhile to 470 lower If sales be made in there of this respect Anyway the dollar exchange in this market is further commended by fact that after all it American market about cent of the copper production of the world being supplied by American refners. We would like to see of the trade modified step further woud ke copper quoted only in terms of per pound cash
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-22

New York and the of the world compelled buy terms However, this is too much to expect right away for copper producers in their competition among
 themselves and with those of the rest of the world will doubt
 feel themselves obliged to court their customers by naming delivered to them to port with which they
 familiar Nevertheless the method of doing business with them be altered Congress next winter makes such decara ton of the Sherman law will render it clear that it
 intended to apply to combination among sellers in foreign markets The arguments upon this point the hearing of the Federal Trade Commission impressive and there
 is to believe that Congress will view avoraby that which exporters want it to do that is, make it positive that Sherman law.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-22

Upon the request of two mayors and congressman Secretary Daniels ordered the bateshp Utah to attend cee braon in small inland Connecticut town Now the wooden nutmeg makers cracking chesnus at the village smhy while Secretary Daniels is ownng up that the joke him by gumi'
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-22

Novelist Wells says the British fighting without which is bad enough don tcenow but bawsted unfortunate when considers that they without ammun ton we'll
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-22

Jersey recently stung to death in Oregon by Italian bees Had she been Hosten the federal agents would have arrested the bees for breach of neutrality
New Britain herald., 1915-10-09
N. & J. HOLDERS WILL
 60 TO WORK MONDAY
Supt. Johnson Announces Re-opening of the
 Foundry.

Superintendent Johnson of the North & Judd manufacturing com pany announced this morning that the foundry of the concern which has been closed down for the past two weeks, due to the strike, would re- sume operations again on next Mon day morning, and it is expected by the officials that the entire force of holders will be back to their places again.
 He stated that no conference had been held with the strikers, and the company is to start operations with the belief that the men will return He also stated that the entire force of strikers from other parts of the concern have returned, and every thing is of a normal state at the fac tory.
 Operations at the Union Manufact- urlng company are well under way, and the greater part of the strikers have returned to work. The strike had a bad effect on the factory's or ders, a number having been taken away from the concern during the trouble and givep to other concerns, but it is the belief that these out of town orders will be returned to the local concern. Several of the mold CTS have been laid off during the week on account of the lack of or ders but it is expected that they will be again placed at work when busi- ness merits it.
 There is no apparent change in conditions at the other concerns af- fected by the strike, workmen contin- uing to return daily at the Corbin Screw Corporation company. The same aVowals of remaining out are heard daily from the striking ma chinists of the New Britain Machine company and confidence continues to predominate among the strikers.