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Wildrlck. now stationed at Fort How
ard. Md. has returned after a fortnight
visit to New York and West Point. At
the latter place Mrs Wildrick was the
guest of Capt. and Mrs. North.
Mrs. Merriam. wife of Maj Louis Mer-
RAM retired. has left Washington for
the season and Is at San Francisco. Cal,
where she is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Albert e. Gillespie. Early in January she
will go to Honolulu with her son. Capt
Henry Merriam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eeis of 1900 Har-
ward street WILL he at home Sunday
evening. December "A. from : to 10
o'clock. in honor of the bar-mitZvah of
their son Julian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

lander. Morton kohner. Henry Louis
and Jacob Gichncr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

Mrs Rice viii be her sisters guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

Miss Catherine Lehman. daughter OF
Col. Michael j. Lenihan. spent Thanks
giving week at West Point as the guest
of Lieut.. and Mrs. Nichols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

Mrs Meade Wildrick. wife Of Lieut.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
FERTILIZER INDUSTRY
LARGELY IN THE SOUTH
Incrcasc In tho Business In Ln.t Few
fenrs Indicates Grcntcr Activity
the Farms.

Comparative statistics Of the fcrtili-
Ger industry Tor the United states is
sued ny the Cen Os Bureau in a recent
preliminary summary. show tina, there
ar" about onc-third more establish
ments manufacturing fertilizer prod
ucts In 1914 than in 1909. with a tom
mage output nearly one-half again a..
much. giving sos per cent increase
in tn" total value OF products
In 1914 the fertilizer production Of
tn" country was S,il4.959 tons, valued
at $l52, l5.1sf. and In 1909 the produc-
tion was 5,6lS,23, tons, valued a, 800. :
osS.s'l. an increase in output Of 2,Io6
'2' tons. or i9E per cent with a cor
responding increase in value Of $50
'25,Sl5, Or 50. per cent. However. the
t"ta value of all fertilizer products.
which Includes sulphuric acid bone
n!ack. oil, glue. fish scrap. etc. was. IN
l'i', Fi"5.3ts.iO5. gain of S56.5i6.ao
or 'o-H per cent. as compared with
Elll.s'l.4Si reported for 1909
Reports wer" received from LIZA es
Establishments in 1911. 7o3 Of them he
inT located in the southern states
against SO reported for the whole
country In 1909 OF these i.l2i es-
adjustments tho principal business Of
~ was the manufacture OF fertilizers.
~ We're cottonseed-oil mills. 63 were
engaged primarily in the rendering Of
grease and tailow. and 81 in slauCh-
'erinG ana meat packing. and the rc-
naming 81 esta blIshrncnts were dis
'rihut"d among some Is industric.
Snch as the manufacture OF SOAP. glue.
canned fish, bone products leather
goods, etc. which produce waste ma
teflai OF iertiNzinC value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
BIG BOTTLE-MAKlNG PLANT
Gets Ncw Industry That
VIII Employ 100. Operatives.
others to follow.

.cLARkSBGRG W VA. July Is
ne ovens Bottle Machine Company.
OF Ioledo, Ohio. have fully decided to
ouii" Fl'o"",o0o plant mere for the
purpose of manufacturing bottles. All
or the plans have been completed and
""rk on the new plan, will commence
b. the first Of August
Inis plant VIII be a duplicate OF tho
''"ehS o. present factory. which en-
pioys about $50 operators rho nov
layout will be modern, In every detail.
ana ~ is estimated that it Will also
employ $50 hands. In addition IA the
bott" plant. tho company also pro-
poses 1" huild modern box factory TO
employ hfty Operators. and to turn out
fiber boxes in which the company's
product viii be packed for shipment
the present plant ~ill be improved
AZ an OUTLAY of about $4,000. iuclud-
ing some hetiermenrs which will add
materially 10 tho comfor. Of its cm-
ployces.
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WHAT A BOTTLE
OF TANLAC DID
It'd BY Richmond Man Long Troubled
With Catarrh of Head and
stomach.

Il suffered with catarrh both of the
head and stomach. and was consider
ably bothered with gallstones or gravel.
had pains in my stomach that we're
so severe 1 had to take hypodermic
opiate injections I was constantly eX-
pectorating to the annoyance Of my
wife and friends. and my wife always
knew | was nearing home several min
utes before I arrived because of my
hawking and splitting in a continual
effort 10 keep my throat clear. Just
about the time when / was feeling the
worst l noticed some OF the Tanlac tes-
timonials in the paper. and they fitted
my case so nicely l decided TO take
bottle. After had finished about one
half OF the frst bottle my trouble with
bladder and kidneys was relieved. and
before finished the bottle the terrible
pains in my abdomen had ceased | am
now feeling as we'll as | ever did in
my life, and my appetite is splendid.
and ] sleep we'll I've since bought
several bottles for friends and know it
Is a great medicine for any one sut-
fering stomach, kidney or bladder
trouble" declared another man re-
lieved. Mr.. W. NJ. Greene. at ooll Ed
ward Avenue, Richmond
Surely with the remarkable results
the above gentleman secured. no one
can safely refuse to give Tanlac a
thorough trial. Get il at one of the
druggists named below.
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ALL PAINS and
ACHES LEFT HER
Richmond Lady Relieved of Constipa-
tion, Catarrh and Many
Symphonic,
PROVED WONDERFUL
REMEDY IN CASE BELOW

After suffering with constipat ton.
catarrh and general poor health and
feeling badly, tired and weary all day
long for | don't know how long. any
one would plaise a remedy like Tanlac
If II did them much good as / have
gotten from taking il only very short
while." said Mrs. Hugh Palmer, 4o3
West Main Street. Richmond
What a relief II was I saw the
from the start felt fine. | feel nne
now. and can eat ANYTHING ] want to
without trouble, and am no longer
bothered with constipation The old
head noises caused ny catarrh have
disappeared and are no more. It
proved wonderful. absolutely Won
derful medicine in my case, and
recommend it," continued Mrs Palmer.
who wrote the above testimonial and
sent it down one day not long ago.
Catarrhal troubles. constipation. in
digestion. loss of weight appetite,
energy and sleep are symptoms all
closely allied with the faulty assimi-
lation which is causing so much con-
Germ among students and the authori-
ties. This condition. OF course, among
so many people, old and young, is due
10 our present Decentralization and
presentday methods OF living. and
changed. Tanlac, which can be secured
must be Overcome or mode of living
will give the system another chance
all right, but after the system is re-
stored 10 normal some effort should be
made to maintain the vital organs
without constantly resortinE to medi-
cines Not even Tanlac. Get a bottle
az the nearest store below-regain your
heslth--then by sane living keep we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16

World" this country has for the past
few years been importing annually
from 10000 10 5000 tons of ASBESTOS.
Of value of from sl,37s.ooo TO ,l.s7s.-
600. and practically all Of this cam.
from Canada. about 200 tons being
imported from Europe. In no year
previous to 1914 has the total domes-
tic output amounted to 5000 tons
while the average is less than 1000
tons year. and in 1913 and 1914 IL
was less than 1900 tons.
Rubber manufacturers arc using
eadilyincreasinS quantities Of as
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COP

All >nints--The rector. Rev J y.
Dowunlau "ill preach ~ :! and :
o'clock There will he Holy Communion
81 clock this morning
Epiphnny-In The a bsence of the rec
tor Rev Wythe Leigh kinsolvinE, OF
New York, will offcate at the II o'clock
service
st. Automatically communion will
be held a, 80 o'clock. morning prayer
and Sermon hy the rector. Rev. j. Fran
els Rihhle. at II; evening prayer and
sermon al SIS o'clock
It. Misunderstanding prayer and ser
mon at II o'clock evening prayer and
sermon al SIS o'clock. with summer
sunday schoo! d, 10 o'clock. Rev
Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne Will
preach az both services.
-. Paurs-Sumner Sunday school az
10 o'clock morning PRAYER at Il; even.
irE PRAYER AZ SIS. The rector. Rev
w Russell Bowie. p n, will preach
st Roth services.
~. John's-Servtces Viii be held
morning and night by the rector, Rev.
Hugh W SUhle-t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
Great Enterrri.e for Mnund.rilIe

MoJNDSNILLE, " va. July I5-A
smelling and chemical plant 10 cost
not less than il,5on0o0 viii he built
here by the United Zinc Smelling Cor
poratior Of which =. Eckentels. Of
this city. Is chief engineer
This corporation has obtained A
siXty-acre site, utilizing .wentv-tour
acres for l.2nnNiioo-toot plant. in
Guiding 35ox2iA-foot main structure.
chemical factory. furnaces gas produc
ers, tile factory 70 supply furnaces Of
fee building etc Steel. brick and con-
crete construction has been decided
upon. and It Is reported that the build
Ing material required Will include -
nnn 600 bricks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
BUSINESS IN CAROLINA
Textile CcntcrS Of old North Stnfc Re
port Great Activity and
More Coming

RALEIGH, y. g.. July l5.-Erom the
teHtiie cent"Ts or North Carolina come
encouraging reports Of Increased ac-
urity. me cotton factories are work
ing fun forces and have no trouble
whatever in dispos!nc Of their prod
ucts In fact. the mos, Of them are
just no" engaged In trying TO catch up
wi.h their orders
The j. NJ Oden Manufacturing Com
pany have completed their arrange
ments for the rebuilding Of their co,
ton yarn mill tina, was burned about
two months ago
The MoorcSyiilc Cotton Mills are
adding 10000 spiudlos. with acco,npany-
inr looms. "a their big plan,
The Haynes Mills co mas been in
corporat"d with 100000 cari,ai TO
build and operate factories a, Avon.
dale
". y. Mc> CHI, Of Faycttevilla: Miles
! Hoffman and y. j, Fleming. o.: Ph.!-
adeiphia have Incorporated the Aspen
Cotton Mills Company, Fayettevillc.
with Si5o,ooo0 capital This company
purchases the Holt Morgan Mills. and
II has organized with these onicers:
president, Mics = Hoffman; treasure.
Arthur j. Fleming both Of Phila,Ici-
phia: vice president ". r Mindless:
secretary. ". n. Mcneil! both Of FAY
ettsville.
Construction is procressinr on the
Seminole Cotton Mil Co.'S mill u Cas-
trria. The building Sc - he 3ls feet
long by i27 fa=t wide. and tho ma
cA'Aery VIII include 10000 spinil.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
BAPTIST.

Pine Strcct-This morning at II
O'Clock. the pastor. Rev. J. b. Hutson,
y n. Will preach on the topic. a Sc
rious Condition There will be no
service at night.
Grove Ayenue-The pastor. Rev w.
G. James. y. D., Will preach this morn
ing at II o'clock, and at S:l5 O'Clock
he will deliver an illustrated lecture on
tho subject. John Knox"
Grace Strect-Thcre will be preach
Ing at IL O'Clock By the pastor. Rev.
LLOYD r. Wilson. ID. p. There will be
no service at night.
FirSt-Rev. George W. Mcdaniel, d.
y. VIII occupy his pulpit ~ both ser
vices. His theme this morning will be
with Christ on the Mountain and
at the c!cn.nr service, The Christian
Soldier.
SeeOnd-The pastor. Rev T.. Clasett
Skinner, - D.. will preach at u o'clock
on HAS Reason "A Place in Religion"
y prayer and praise service will be
hcld 81 ~ o'clock.
Leigh Street.-The pastor, Rev. J. J.
Wicker. y. D.. will preach at IL o'clock
or is Life Worth Living" and at sis
o'clock on Three Steps 20 Heaven"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
Twentieth Century Industrial school

RALEIGH. y. Q. Julv l5-N.. >
County, Of which Raleigh is the main
sHrinc. has taken another educational
step in the establishment OF an indus
trial training department for boys in
twenty weM-Scattered rural public
schools.
The public IS keen for thi. progress
sive measure Wake has two farm
LIE schools and about thirty school
farms cultivated by grammar school
pupils, ard Ii has over 200 members
OF sch oi-be'tern@nt associations. who
nave raised in the past twelve years
S1o,o6o for school Improvements and
betterments
Both the school farm and the bet.
terment association plans originated in
Wake. and their value and popularity
are great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
METHODIST.

Centenury-Preach both morning
ana evening by the pastor. Rev. T.
\ Snoot, D ..
Paramount Avenue-Rev. E V Car
son, pastor, will preach al II o'clock
or Where TO Go With Our Sorrow"
and at night on The Crowd That
Jesus Is Most Anxious 70 Help" There
will he special music NJ night.
Monument-The pas~r. Rev r H
and evening
broad Street.-The pastor, Rev Fred
2 Chenaul,. will preach al IL o'clock
on When the Song Closes"
Highland Park-services will De con-
Quoted by the pastor Rev. c. . Tuttie.
=, II o'clock. when the subject will be
The Baptism Of Infants" Al night
union services will be held al the
Methodist Church. led by Rev. F r.
Templeman.
Union station-There will he preach
ing both morning and evening by the
pastor Rev. w, Asbury Christian. y.
p. His subject at II o'clock will be
"A Faithful Soul A Jewel of Great
Price" and az S o'clock. Law
makers. Lawforsakers and Lawbreak-
ars."
Grace, Soldiers Home Chapel
Preaching at II o'clock and o'clock
morning subject Uill he The Man NOT
Far From the Kingdom OF God" and
his evenin ssubJect. Inward Marks of
Christian"
Laurel Street.-The pastor. Rev j.
Is. Jollif, will preach az Ii and SIS
o'clock. The night service will be the
first In a series of song and story ser
vices with a largely increased choir
The story will he on the life and work
of y. l.. Moody.
Branch Memorial-The pastor, Rev
". Oliver Gordon, Will preach this
morning on The Capa city of Religious
Extirpation by Disuse At the even
ing service he will speak on The
Shadows of a Great City"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
TANLAC fine
FOR DIARRHEA
'orrccts DernnEed Condition of Stom-
nch. kidneys nnd Liver-BrouEht
Back Health.
RICHMOND MANS CASE
PROVES EVERY CLAIM

"A friend here in Richmond. who
knew my terrible condition. advised
me what to do. and I must say am
grateful. was a sufferer with chronic
diarrhea and indigestion. The symp-
toms Of my condition included every
thinE imaginable l guess, for I was
easily fatiSued. lacked energy. had no
appetite ard never slept we'll MY.
stomach would bloat and ! would cx-
Perienc" disagreeahle fun feeling
after every meal. Fains would follow
a hearty meal. and was extremely
nervous, but by taking just one bottle
Of Tanlac on the advice Of my friend.
regained splendid appetite, can now
eat anything want without i'll effects
Diarrhea is much better. and never ex-
perience any pains in my stomach as
before. feel stronger. sleep fine. and
am so much better in every wav want
to say good word for this wonderful
medicine and recommend il TO all who
are troubled with their stomach diges-
ton or bowels. 1t helped me where all
other remedies had failed" Yours
truly r. C. Priddy. Is Harvey Street.
Richmond.
Tanlac is sold only through author
ICED agents for the better protection Of
the public against possible substitution
and disappointment. See the list of
agents below for one nearest YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
PRf.STiYTEIlIAN

Montros~-The pastor. Rev. George
West Delhi. Will preach this morning
on The Heart OF the Gospel" and to-
nigh; on The Failure Of Saul"
Firrt-The pastor Rev f. 7. Nc
Fadcn, y. r.. will preach at II and
SIS o'clock A. the morning service
Mrs. Hudrirs and Miss Camp Will sing
Whispering, Hope"
Grace Cnvenant-Services at u and
s.ij o'clock, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. !. Calvin Stewart, n. d
>econd-Rev Russell Cecil, y. ID.
the pastor, viii preach this morning
at II o'clock. No service At night
sunday school AT a:45 o'clock.
observation-disclosures at II o'clock
by the pastor. Rev. j. y. Fair. -. II.
At this service the Lords supper VIII
% observed. At night tho conEresa-
ton ~ill join in union services AT the
Hanover Christian Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16

hestos. chieny in packing and auto
mobile brake lining. Tn. latter is
narrow asbestos fabric impresnated
with rubber and vulcan,zed That II
;s an Important product may De in
ferred from the fact that the. :, ooo. 600
or more automobiles in this country
and the 100000 trucks. have certainly
two. usually four, brake Innings. Tho
total length OF such lining needed for
single car is about ten feet This.
of itself. would make about 81 600 600
feet. When il Is considered that such
Innings wear out In use. and must he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
Thrilled steel Order. Decline.

PITTSBURGH. July Ih-unflled or
d"rs OF the United states steel Cor
pora'ion on July 10 stood AZ o.sin,45S
TONS decrease Of 2o73fo tong com
pare" Win those of May 81. accord
Ing 90 the monthly statement. This
Is tn" first decrease in unified orders
shown hr tho steel corporation since
August. 1915. During the ten months
following that period. tho corporation's
unified tonnaE" steadily advanced from
F.'os,+5a tons IN tho high record Of
.,'"Hn'S tons reported at tho end Of
last May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
MORE PEOPLE EMPLOYED
Enlargement Of Mills NJ Burlinrton
Made nr Gust of
SIrN. lliIl.

BURLINGTON, y. t.. July - Build-
ing and machinery contracts have been
awarded for the additional mill Of the
James y Williamson < Sons Co Of
TINS place, operators ot the Ossiuce
and Hopedale Mills. The nea mill will
be $50 by 80 feet, with warehouses;
Of mill construction. costing $4,000
II viii have 5000 spindles with &C
compa nyinE machinery driven by cleo
trio ma chinery to cost $4,000 more
and the daily capacity will be 900
pounds Of yarn. Two hundred addi-
tional operatives will he employed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
Sit East Broad Street
1.-TWO Doors from Murphy's Hotel)

Franklin. Va. knight Drug Co
fredericksburg. Va. ". L. Bond.
E E,,eds Ti Han Va F. H Fointerter.
Guinea Va, W: n. CovinEton Z: Son.
Ciordonsville. Va. J. II Stratton.
Goochland c. H. Va. c. A. Gathr!Eht.
Glen Allen. Va. Glen Allen Store
Hampton. Va. Hairs Drug Store.
Harrisonhurg. Va. Williams Drug Co.
Holland, Va. Hoila nd Jones Co.
Fopeu.ll. Va. Georges Drug Store.
lvnr. Va. Rawls & Stephenson.
Irwin. Va. j A kean
JJetersyiile. Va. Dr. r, j. styers.
kaysvile. Va, W A Keeling
kenbridge. Va. kenbr.dEe Drug Co
Lightfoot. Va. l. 7. Hankins
Lacross. Va. Nash l. Matthews
Lawrenc.vtile. Va Prince Drug store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store
Lexington, Va Wayland 4 Goodal
Mannhoro. Va, J, A. Sydnor.
Midlothian, Va. l.. S. Bass.
Magnet, Va, W. r. Cox
Manassas. Va. ". Fred Dowell
Mineral. Va, Mineral Drug Co
MoorinEs. Va. F. s. Lana.
Motley. Va. G. W. Shuler & Co
Michau1. Va, c. e. Denoon.
Newport News. Va. J. c. Gorsueh & CO.
New Canton. Va, The Economy Store.
Orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store
Petersburg. Va. James p. Banks
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renewed. II will be seen how import
ant is this one branch OF the asbestos
rubber industry.
The raw material is also u..4 .o-
c!utch-linins. Abou: - per cent -
1915 models OF automobiles have dr.
disk clutches. and while the amour.
used for this purpose is small. corn
pared with that used for brakes, stili
IN the aggregate. this is. in itself. an
important addition 10 the business.
There are. OF course. other uses FOR
asbestos in the rubber trade All man
utacturers Of mechanical rubber goods
use this material. chiefly in packing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
CHRISTIAN.

Hunover-The pastor. Rev. George W.
Eerper viil preach this morning In
the evening, union services viii be held
in this church. at which time Rev. J.
J SchNrer. Jr.. Of the First English
lutheran Church. will preach
Colonial Place. stop i5, Westhamp-
ton line-Surdav school AZ O'Clock,
followed by preaching services.
Cowardin tyrnuc-The pastor. Rev,
= WAYNE Long. will preach this morn
Ing on What VIII You Do With
1esu.9" ard tonight Oh The only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
Nine OUT OF TEN ARE APT TO SUFFER
MORE OR LESS With THESE TROUBLES
TOOK TANLAC
GAINED 9 LBS.
Richmond Man Relieved of Pains in
Enrk md Chcst-IndiEcStion
Has All Conc.
WIFE NOW TAKING IT. roo.

Without doubt Tanlac Is the best
tonic | have ever taken. and |. a. many
others. was suffering from nervous IN
digestion and kidney trouble" declared
another Richmond booster Of the new
medicine which is causing so much
comment everywhere. Il was so ner-
Nous | could not stand noises OF any
kind. and tho food | had to eat to keep
body and soul together would cause
me pains around my heart and in my
chest. | also was troubled with Sc
we're pains in my back and often had
dizzy headaches. In other words |
was broken down completely. and peo-
pie who are likewise troubled surely
can appreciate the suffering went
through" declared Mr.. j. 7. Owen, Of
i23 North Avenue. Richmond, in
telling further Of the great results he
secured after short treatment Of
Tanlac said:
II was so bothered with constipation
| Ia! to he taking pills Of some kind
nearly all the time, in addition to all
the troubles ! mentioned above; but
was advised Tanlac would relieve me.
and IT surely helped me all right
am not troubled with the pains around
nay hear, or back any more, and eat
anything and everything want with
relish, as there are never any bad
after effects any more. My old dizzy
headac hes have become troubles OF the
past. and am much stronger and in
every way much improved My nerves
are as steady as rock, and after TAX
ing Taniac but n little while I have
gained already nine pounds. II did me
so much good in such "a remarkably
short period of time ! advised my wife
10 take ii, and believe it will help her
as much as II has me. In fact. ] be-
leve Tanlac will help any one who will
give IL trial IL they are at all
troubled with the ailments mentioned
Tanlac is certainly a wonderful rem
edy"
Tsnlsc is sold only by authorized
agents SEQ the list below
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0.nrrenton ,r,lI, En,orr.d

WARRENToN. VA. July l5-The
Warrenton Planning Mill Company has
increased Us capital stock from 200
70 s20,o00 'Thi- increase vas made
necessary b. The randy growing bust
ness of the comn,iy. The capacity Of
the MILLS w:ll ne rlore than doubled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16

Phoehus. Va. Lsrrahe.s Drug Store.
PheniX, Va. Phen,x Pharmacy.
Quinque. Va. r. y. stephens
Rushmere. Va. VIM. Peyram Wilson
spotsylyan,a. Va. J. p. H crt.moad.
Simpkinsvilie. Va Z. . Stmpk.ns
SaNe, Va. womack 4 Moon.
Schuyler. Va. Virginia Soapstor. Co.
Scottsv!iie. Va. Scottsville Drug Co.
Seerell. Va. Rowe 4. Jarrett
Sheppards. Va ? NJ Jones & SON.
Smithheld, Va. Parish 4 Simpson.
South Boston. Va. ". Reeves & CO.
South H,ll. Va. {. p. Jones
Stanley. Va, ". NJ Graves f. Co.
stanton. Va r. NJ Bell 4 Co.
stony Creek Va stony Creek Pha.:aaoY
suffolk, Va. Sansemond Drug Co.
Skipw,th Va. J II JeHress CO.
Tosno, Va J. r. Banks
Crbanna. Va. : + Richardson.
Victoria. Va. Victoria Drug Co.
NirEilina Va Red Star Drug Co
Nenter. Va. II. F. Trice
Wakefield. Va. j. :. White.
Wave-ly. Va. Or. John F. Mays Phaf-
waynssboro, Va. F!shhurns L sea.
West Point, Va. a. F. HarS.ave & Son.
Windsor Va. *. f. Barrett & Co.
Wintefpock Va. c. T. Henley.
Vale. Va, .. A. Dickerson.
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