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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the Plumbing Inspector yesterday:
capitol Plumbing Company. for : VI.
Adclanski, a0l South Meadow Street.
George III. Edelblut, for l.. +. Tciscr.
GO Judah Street
j. c.: Pictri, for Chris Giloni. 1922
North twenty ninth street
ILL., North Thirticth Street.
same, for Wiley Coles. 1910 North
Tw"ntN-Srcond street.
Same. for George Dennis. l2lS North
Thirty-sccond Street.
same. for James Thomas. 1890 North
Thirty-scCond Street
%, same. for J. \. Williams. 1924 North
Thirty-Sccond street
p. same, for. Eta rimslcy. 1903 North
Same. for Ellen shelton 1923 North
Thirty-tirst Street
Same, for same, 1928 North Thirty
second Street.
same, for Luther Robinson, 1905
North Thirty-Sccond street
-. same for Oscar Holmes, 1905 North
Thirtr-iirst street
North Thirty street.
: u. Goodman, for Elizabeth Harris.
@3o6 Hull Street.
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cuANcEny DEEDS or TRUST.
MUG Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to
S1I,Nf3G3

II. II. Singleton ct uX. to NJ. d. Nun
nally. trustee. 2l.l5Xll0 feet west line
Twenty third Street, l32 feet south Of
peasants Street. March ). 1915. ST.
o15.2J.
W. II. Jackson ct uX. to H. r. Richie
son. CT al. trustees. ~ feet 81 inch by
Il? feet east OF Fourth Street at the
north corner OF Duval Street February
>. 1915. $26G.SS.
same TO same. 6oxl25 feet ives, line
sixth street. l%S feet north of Crouch
street February !. n9l5. 1896.
l.. W. Harris 81 uN. TO G. II. SUIT
ton. trustee. 25XlI? feet . inches north
line Grove Avenue 10 feet inch
east of Tildcn sire. March :. 1918,
S5.G0c.
Il. W. Wilson ux. TO +. T. SUIT
ton. trustee. l0CN:5" feet west line
hawthorn Avenue, s feet north of
Wcstwood Avenue. March ). 1918, ST.
ESQ.
Fannie Holt to John Eagby. trus-
tee. lot :. I'm block !. in the plan Of
Virginia Place. March :. 1878. S2G5.
Il. II. Melton to Charles *. Willis
trustee. lot :, in block y. in the plan
OF Falkland. March |. 1913. $Sl0
Eva G. Turner ct vir TO j. T. Car
neal. trustee, 2GXl:5 feet east lire
Twenty sixth Street. ID ID feet south
OF Street. March /. 1915, $l,0Go
George IL. Parater ct uX. to W. s.
Robinson, trustee. lots Is. 80. 30. 3 and
b, in block 10. in the plan of Provi-
dcnCe Park. January II. 1918. SilU.J0.
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IaHcrn into building lots. and reports
that IL Is selling N number
CIIANcEnY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds of NnrSnin nnd Snlc,
Admitting fn fun

/.
Amounting 60 S.D,i
siNl22 feet east line Fourth Street. 81
feet south of Duval Street. February
!. 1918. tax So, $40.
w. u. jackson ct uX. to fshclla Rus
SO. 20 feet "a inches by 60 feet at
the northeast corner of Fourth and
Duval Streets. February 3. 1915, tax
$40
Albert wittc ct ux to w. II. jack
son, 6ONl25 feet west line Sixth Street.
l3S feet north of Crouch Street. Feb
ruary !. 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
u. II. Goodman CT uN. to t. H. Sing
rcy. IiNlio feet at the southeast cor
ncr of Fcndan Avenue and Rogers
street. February 20. 1915. tax 81. $40.
Georsanira y. Drvdcn's tXccutriccs
TO Is: IL. Singleton, 2l.l5NiiO feet west
line Twcnty-third Street. 1872 feet south
o. licasants Street. March ). 1919.
Mary c. McCrccdy to \. D.. Thomas.
2SNlGo feet west line Doolcy Avenue.
~ feet south Of Grove Avenue. March
:. Il. Goodman ct ux. TO G. II. FoT,
i0Nl32 feet south line Brandon Ave
nue.. Ice feet west of Lafayette Street.
November Ii, 1913 tax S2.3a. $40
Zeal Estate Loan Deposit Company
to Mrs Fannie Holt. 5cxi$2 fec, north
line i.aburman Avenue. being lot > in
block |. in the plan of Virginia Place.
December ,, 1914. $3.50.
George H. paratcr ct uN. To Charles
X. Willis, 20 feet ? Ia inches by 100
feet west line Davis Avenue. 1853 feet
south of Main street. January =, 1918,
tax $40 $40.
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exports for February broke all rec
ords exceeding by far. Collector Ham
iitoh said. the export tonnage passing
through Hampton Roads during any
one month III the previous history OF
the commerce S,r tn" ports thereon.
Thc principal Items making up ilcs,.
unusual export figures for Norfoiil and
Ncwport News includes 20.2Oi horses.
valued at $i.9iI,?S5: 2.22o,bjO bushels
OATS. valued ut si.'TS.6Sl l,7lS,OiG
bushels wheat. valued at S2.I2S COB :
,'"'ili tons of coal, valued at $ii3.-
10; lo.oi3.l2G pounds OF cotton. valued
at Sl.236.S9l
large portion Of the cotton en-
ported during the month of February
WAS sent to Germany. The cotton sent
mo mat country sold for a much
hiSher inquire than that disposed OF
elsewhere
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday-Wilsom VS.. OLD Dominion
Steamship Company O'Flahcrty Il Full
ion y. o.: Christian. Gordon & Chris
t!an, y. a.
Tucsday-Jcnnie NJ Flood VS. Annie
NJ Smoot ct ais. law e ilaw, p. a.:
Throckmorton. p. a.
Wcdncshay-Mrs. NJ. L. Jacobs vs.
Charles Il. toehr. George e. Fi,z-
huEh, y. a.; Alfred L.. Cohen. y. d.
Ihursday-Cartcr vs.. Southern Rail-
way company. Aiken ~ Meredith. u. a.:
Munford, llunton. Williams n Nndcr-
son. y. 81.
friday--Raymond vs.. Nirciuia Trust
company. receivers. Wcndcuburg 4.
fiada"n,. p. o.; Gum e Mathews. y. d.
j. d. Mayer vs.. 6. q. .Ashworti. Il.
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law AND EQUITY COURT.

Notwithstanding Barton w. Mrs
J" ~. Ecspass. James r. Sheppard, Jr..
=. q" ol'lahert & Clarke. y. d.
i>albauSh vs.. Richmond Loan Com
pailA. ioodc. y. o.. Sheppard. y. d.
Croft vs.. Todd Scaton, y Il: Jus
It's. p. a.
Tncsday-W. NJ. Cary vs.. J. w
y. Hanson. y d.
Eastern Motor Sales Corporation vs.
Virginia Railway and Power COMPANY.
Wallace, T. q.
Wcdncsday-L Louis C;oldbach vs. w
-. Knapp. Goodc X Farimholt y. q
Thursday-Staplcs X staples vs. Pat
tcrson Brothers Tobacco Company l.
I. DaSh!c!i. y. u: y. W Patterson. y H.
friday-Waltcr - Moses & Co VS.
j. w. Braski
Richmond Building Corpo-
ration vs.. Ian" Wells. John Howard
p. o.: Collins. y. a.
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rsTrNGs counr. PART II.

Monday and Observation-Disclosures I'm
provcnrnt Company rs. National Bank
Of culpcpcr and s. Russell Smith.
J"ffricS Jcffrics & Grinnan d. a.:
Griusl,y Il Miller. p. d.
"Wednesday and Thursday r. T.
Freshman vs.. Virginia hallway aud
Power Company. H. .. Wcndcnburg
p q: w. G. pulliam, p d.
FridaN.-Fricndship Lodge. No 10. |.
-. .. r.. rs. Chewniur. X BvNlcy.
Montague e Winston. D. O.
Saturday-R. \. Vaughan VS. imperial
Tobacco Company. Pollard Smith IL
Pollard. y. o.: Coke X Pickrcll y. d.
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LOOl> FORWARD rO LARGE
NJ SlNESS THIS Spring;


ELAN Il Funston reported the sale OF
the two story and basement brick resi-
dcnc@ at 10 West Grace Street. for ST.
600 This firm saws that business is i'm
proving and that they are looking for
ward to u good business during tho
spring months when real estate is sell
iiG To the best advantage.
j. w Lord n Co report a good dc
mand for farm PROPERTY ncar tho city.
There is Il large number of inquiries be-
Ing received and. IL is said there is
every prospect for a number of West
crn farmers locating near Richmond.
This firm has sold several tracts during
the past few days. but they were OF
small acreage.
building operations ar" showing fair
activity. hu; are not coming up to
the expected amount. considering the
nanN advantages that arc set forth
for those that decide to build just
at this time. However. ii Is believed
that building will take on a renewed
activity before the end OF this month.
Davis Brothers have started cNcavating
for tn" foundation of eleven two-story
brick residences on Addison Street to
cost 10000. and have also started lay
ing the foundation for Il $4,000
apartment hous" on stuart Avenue
adjoining tn" new telephone exchange
NEW SUBURB OPENED
NEAR RESERVOIR PARK
I'm interesting item is the announce
mcni Of tn" Gihboncy- Nuckols Com
pauy that they az" placing ON the
market new suburb L. be known a :
rarkvicw. The tract = situated IN
the road leading from the reservoir,
Ia the rumphousc. and faces William
Byrd Paris y large amount has been
expended improving the property and
il has been graded, granolithic side
walks laid and has Il drainage system
The city is going ahead and pre-
parin" t" make improvements that will
u" OF vast value to the city and will
ais" increase the value OF real estate
III III" sections selected The \dmin
istrativc Board awarded the contracts
durin: the past week for the smooth
paving OF Porter street. between Tenth
ana Twelfth Streets. and Decatur
street. between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets. Second street. on the South =
side. * 10 be paved with granite snail
between stockton and Everett Streets
ami Everett Street. from First tn
second Street
III" hoard has also concurrcd I'm Tho
recommendation of the Board OF Supcr-
NiSorS OF llcnrico County that the con
tract Tor the permanent improvement
"t ne cary stree; Road from the city
UNITS TO IN" Country Club OF Virginia
ne approved The contract will i'm
n"diateiN 10 executed and work on
IN" Improvement will begin at an carly
date. The Cary Stree, Road is mo
most extensively used automobile
driveway in the city, as il is the dircc,
approach 10 the Country Club.
The board also approved the conr,vs
'c'o,h hendation for the Improvement
OF the Williamsburg Road. Nine Mil,
foad and the Osborne Turnpike
'hc sale OF farm and timher i,nt
/ amounting 10 $4,000 during the mas
"rrk Tn" company has started IN,
, SUBDIVISION OF liz acres near Yellow
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HEAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
business Shows Signs OF Steady.
Though Slow, Improve
e mcnt.
SALES OF WEEK WE'RE SIG:s.5G3
New Suburb Opened Up Near Will
liam Byrd Park-i,uilding Permits
Show Some Signs OF Renewed .ic-
tivity-Firc Loss Small.
SALES OF WEEK WE'RE s,a:s.5o
The Weeks Record

mere was little or no change in the
local real estate market during the ia 81
week, although several agents inter
viewed yesterday were inclined TO he
.eFe that business was slightly better.
mere Is large loan business being
transacted. and the Indications are that
Inc situation will continue to improve
rs IL has during the past several
months. March is spring month and
Ia considered one OF the best months in
the real estate business.
Tho deeds Of trust Indicate that there
Is greater freedom i'm The money mar
ket. and this will rctiec; favorablv on
mo number OF sales that arc made The
safes that were made during tho past
week were in tho main for small prop
erty to permanent investors The
suburbs came in for good share OF the
business as well as property in Hcnrico
County. The suburbs that were in Hen
rico County prior 10 the recent anncNn-
ton are showing the greatest activity.
while property in the far West End is
also active.
SALES DURING WEEK
AGGREGATED SIG::.565
The sales of city property for the
week reached a total Of sl6S 80. and
with the sales that are reported 10y the
agents but which have no; Vet gone to
record. this amount Will II" Increased Ia
nearly 5000, 600 Among the larger sales
closed during the week were The follow
Ing: L. j. Walker To George Eryau. the
brick residence at 92i Park Avenue.
fronting thirty feet on III. north side
Of Park Avenue. for $li?ro. James a.
cabell to Minnie i. Miller. the two brick
tcnements at and South Cherry
Street, for $500. The property fronts
thirty-nine feet on the wcsl side of
Cherry Street. Il. H. lilakcy sold to
Mrs. Imogen T. Walters 100 fee; y; tho
southeast corner OF the Boulevard and
stuart Avenue. The consideration was
$4,000. The Richmond. Frederick sbur.-
and Potomac Railroad Company WAS
the purchaser OF two lots az the north =
east corner of Clay and Duncan Streets
for $4,000
The largest sale or property not in
the corporate limits OF the city was for
lot in Westmoreland Place. =. rharo
Cage bought a lot III this addition. pay :
ing $4,000. Marion :. Eranch sold To
r. G. Talley twenty -four and one hal
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fccc on the south side of stuart Ave-
nuc. cast of Davis Avenue. for $4,000
pau - bouahuc sold to Samuel l.. Ecl-
lev forty four feet SIX and one fourth
inches at tn" northeast corner of Rob-
iuSon ami cary Streets. The purchase
,,,.,.. &
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CmANCEuY COURT. .

William G. Armitagc. trading us the
NicatraZ Co.. 2I2I East Main Street.
hicd a decd of assignment in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday afternoon. Ills
iianilllcs aggregate about $4,000. John
u. lilake WAS named as trustee.
Inc debts are for supplies furnished.
AmonE the largest creditors are tho
church Hill Bank, $4,000. and the city
OF ltichn}ond, for gas. $2,OI3.
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C0rNCII. SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF the Coun-
eli and committees are scheduled for
this week:
Monday-Committee on streets at :
o'clock
Observation-Disclosures monthly meeting
Of the Board of Aldermen. at \ O'clock
Joint session, $50 o'clock.
Thursday-Committc" on Dock River
and Harbor, at y o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

DEATH or AN OLD vIRGINIAN.
CI.Altk.-Dicd at his home, Banistcr
Lodge. Halifax County. Va. February
20. 1918. of pneumonia. and was buried
~ the family burying- ground. MIR
JOHN tI.l;AE ~" was one Of tho old
est residents Of the county; was born.
lived and died on his estate. canister
Lodge. He was II Confederate veteran
anu served as first lieutenant of IL
volunteer company from Halifax. was
made Il prisoner at Rich Mountain by
home as bonded farmer. Nr. Clark
comes from one OF the oldest families
OF Virginia. His father was William
II. Clark. of MccklcnburE. and his
mother was Elvira Henry. Srandauph-
ter of Patrick Henry lie leaves :,
wife and six childrcn--Mrs robert
Nclson, Mrs I.ownau Miss NJ w
Clark. Of Halifax. Mrs. William Null
ford. OF New York: Mrs Robert W
Williams. OF Richmond. and John Clark
Jr., OF Halifax.
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,uANcEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Kclcnse Deeds. Amounting I,
StH,SnN.

II. y. McCurdy. trustee. to Lewis Il;
Chelf. ct al, l5oXli0 feet at the north :
east corner Of Broad Street ana Alta
mont Avenue. March 4. 1915. $500.
T. i. sutton, trustee, To Eliza bet II
Y. Lee. l00N2J0 feet at the northeast
corner of Chamberlaync and Remuie
Avenues. in Ginter Park. February -,
1915. $3.50.
h. G. Whcrry. trustee. TO Mamie r.
Kline et vir. 72xT5 feet At the north :
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MtItItIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
as follows
Robert j. Allison and Margaret T.
Davis.
William " Bird and RUBY l.. Bcnsit.
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cotur CALENDARS.

The followin. are the cases set for
trial in the various courts this week:
II. Il is the abbrcNiation for the term
pr" quo rcntc. which means for the
plaintiff.
i. d. is the Authorization for the term
pro dcfcndcnt". which means for the
a l.,,,
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EXPORTS FOR FEBRItRY
BREtN ALI. RECORDS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK VA. March 9--Thc cx-
ports from Norfolk ard Newport News
for the month OF February totalcd
$l2.SS3.7ao. according TO February sta
tistioal report as finally completed to-
day in tn" Office OF the collector OF
The port. Norman X. Hamilton. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

WILL. sell nj public auction. in the
1918. 20 head horses aud mules one 40
II. j. boiler. one COLL. l.. engine. two
3o-H. J.. boilers. two 2J-fI. L. engines.
TWO NO. Lane sawmillS. Dlancr ShinHlO
mil. several wagons. carts. harnVSS.
etc. Sale at L. o'clock sharp. Brad
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mENu,co DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds Of Trust, Amounting I,
xu,151N).

y. L. Dorton ct uN. to w w BIRD
aud Il. \. Pollard. trustees. 2iO.G5 acres
about fourteen miles from the city.
February -. 1915, S6.OIi.a0.
Same to u. H. Pollard, Jr., trustee.
same property as described in deed
next above February -. 1915, $3.50.
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/, est nm. one one horscpowcr ootor
/. l.. Warinncr. for NJ H. TaNlor,
2ill East MARSHALL Street. ono light
Morris liuntcr. for !. u. carncal 7OS
! Brook Avenue. three fixtures.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the Electrical Department yester-
dav;
w. r. Lucy, for Richard Taylor, For
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nuII.DING: PERMITS.

yesterday by building Inspector Butler
to repair frame dwelling, los East Six
t"cnth street, to cost S23J
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nE>nIco RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Rc1cRsc Deeds, AMOUNTING 10
~

II I,NES:sI.
H. \. Lancaster, .Ir, trustee, to
Thomas Guy. 2iO.65 acres about four
teen miles from the city. February
%. 1918. S2.l2i
John Bagby. trustee. to \. g. Dor
ton. same property us described next
above. February % lGlI SNN3S2i
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3Ak E1t-Dicd. March C. 1918 at tn.
residence of her son. T. l.. Phillips.
~ Newport News. Va. MRS. MARY
BAKER. age siNty-nine years
Funeral at the grave in lakewood
THIS SUNDAY MORNING; on the ar
rival the 4 t,,iu
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MASON'S widow. 80 years old, needs
position. Can use typewriter: some
able. Address Box eco Newport News,
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81 to $40 a day easily made. Co-ope-
rate with us No capital or expo
ricncc necessary. Write at once.
Shwin Specially Co. Bon 81. Warren.
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FOR sale. well established. paying drug
store in one OF the best paying loca-
terms TO quick purchaser Address /.
Ia. care Times Dispatch
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, west corner Of Twenty -scvnth street
| and Ninc-Milc Road. March 1. 1913.
I
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FOR rent. modern G-room house: every
convenience. oIlU Floyd Avenue.
BOulcCard 1850.
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WANT TO rent store and dwelling in
prosperous village ON railroad Adj
dress Moore X Co. MorrisvilIc, Va.
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roo LATE no CLASSIFY.

| LOST Saturday afternoon. collie dos:
in nciEhhorhood of Sheppard street.
phon" boulevard l?Hi-.I.
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WANTED, > or 6-fOOt second hand
counter service soda fountain. Must
hr cheap. Apply George Bazakos. lTl7
East Main Street
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oak. one walnut wardrobe chcal.
pply al North Fourth
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| HOUSE. s rooms. all convcnicnccs. APP
! ply All North Fourth.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST. pockctbook. Chicago Tus, and
SAVINGS Bank. containing 81 900.
IWo comfortable rooms for rent. on
suite or singly. at AZ West Grncc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-12
Gardiner Grange and Dollar pav.

A special meeting of Gardiner
Grange was held Monday for the pur-
pose of making plans to win the
beautiful flag so generously offered by
the merchants of Gardiner to the
Grange registering the largest number
during the three days Dollar Sale. In
order to win this flag it will be ne
cessary for every member to make
special effort to register. not only one
day but each of the three days.
This flag which is on exhibition in
Wakefield McNaughton's window. is
prize which any Grange should be
proud to win and therefore is deserv-
ing of great effort to obtain. Let
each and every member Of Gardiner
Grange register their names at the
store Of Kelley & Wheeler each of the
three days. and as far as possible en-
courage the merchants of Gardiner by
patronizing them as they have proved
themselves worthy Of patronage by
their generous offer and by their eff
forts to make these three days a sue
cess. 49,
MRS. GILLESPIE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-12

Without any doubt Jackson is Offer
ing some unusual bargains in his
Dollar Days" specials, and to be
surely convinced Of this fact visit this
drug store Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday and thus see for yourself how
far Your Dollar" will go. A regular
$l.50 Hot Water Bottle only s1.O0, 5
cakes Cuticura Soap sl.00, Is pack
ages 1oc. Liberty Toilet Paper s1.oO. 5
rolls Hospital Absorbent Cotton s1.Oo,
3 cans Bouquet Jeanice Talcum Pow
der S1.0O, boxes Saturday Choco-
lates s1.0O. csc. bottles Cascara Tab
lets $1.00, csc. bottles BANDS Iron
Pills $1.00, Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes s1.00 and best Of all any %
cent article for S1.00 at Jackson's
Drug Store. The Rexall Store Reg
istered apothecaries" fill all prescrip-
tons. Call, you are always welcome
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-12
F. S. SMITH &
COMPANY
the SARD|NE SIT
uATIoN At EASTPORT
IS NOT ENCOURAGING

PASSPORT. Me. August 1.-THE sea-
coast Canning CO. made a shipment
Monday of $1,000 cases OF sarolnes.
The boat was unable to take the en-
tire lot so part went by train. This
is the largest shipment to be sent out
from this CITY for sometime and, in
view Of the fact that the market price
js the lowest for several years, the
size of The order caused more or less
speculation about town.
Of course there are still hundreds
of cases of last years pack still
stored in the different cellars about
town but the number Of cases Of new
goods to be put up this year must
necessarily be very limited, as the
fishermen report an unusual scarcity
of small herring and all those who
are able to hold the goods over are
sure to reap a rich harvest when the
price begins to soar, as it is sure TO
do when the old lot is disposed OF.
The working people are beginning
70 feel the effects of the long sum-
r,er of idleness and one hears ru-
mors on all sides Of a great exodus
from this city to seek work else
where during the next few weeks. 1t
being generally understood that
should the fish strike in around the
weirs in any large quantities the
hackers would be able to put up al
the goods they require in very
short time. The most the help could
expect to get would be two or three
weeks steady work with which to
provide for their livelihood for an
other year. Many are realizing that
steady work at lower wages is pref
cradle to a few weeks at high pay.
Those who are lucky enough to Sc
cure employment elsewhere will be
reluctant to give up their jobs to re-
turn to PASSPORT another season, as
thew did this year. and It is evident
that another year viii! see a great
shortage in expert sardine workers.