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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
Poison Gases

From the Popular Science Monthly.
 We do not know definitely the com position of the gases used in trench fight ing. From the appearance. odor and ef- fleets on the men it is believed that a mixture of chlorine and bromine is em- ployed with the possible addition of sul- phur fumes or formaldehyde gas. Ger many produces chlorine and bromine in large quantities. These gases attack the eyes, the lining of the mouth, throat and nose. One part of bromine or chlorine in 1000 parts of air produces almost instant death. The gases first cause a violent caugh, followed by splitting of blood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

An employe of the Chinese postof- flee. having become interested in the gospel by reading the small magazine, Gospel Mail. registered a letter which he wrote to missionary because it contained question which to him was all-important. What must do to be saved?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

ored button. One can wear a white turn over collar, but the smart thing Is to keeposthe collar of the fabric. What is known as the marine tie is a popular note. It Is black or colored when worn with a white shirtwaist, and it is often attached to coats that have wide rolling collars. To be correct, 1t must be utterly careless. It must drop to one side and look as though 1t had been tied when the whistle blew for inspec- ton.
 WHITE LACE; BLUE SERGE
 It is not usual to see blue serge frock trimmed with wide. cream-colored Span
 sh lace, but 1t Is done today. It is an innovation. The frock itself may be in the new Egyptian pleated lines or in the slight pannier effect which is the French interpretation of the jupe tonneau. but the sash that goes around the hips is of six-inch Spanish lace with a scallop at each edge, tied in a loose knot at the back, with long streamers. This lace Is repeated in a shallow, square yoke and a rolling collar.
 On another blue serge frock four inch band of the lace is used as high collar, with its ends crossed, surplice, above the waist. These ends go around to the back. cross there, and drop to- ward the front with long sash ends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
CAFES IN TWO PARTS

The summer wraps which are consid- cred very smart are divided into two parts, one checked, one plain. Even If the top part of the cape Is not checked. 1t is covered with a design of some sort.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

lot Waiting for the Profes- sional designer, They Ex- ploit Original Costumes. White Linen Coats With Black Velvet Skirts Worn for Luncheon - Garden Hats With Chaplets of Flowers Keep the Black Velvet One From Start ing Its Season-Robin Hood Jerkin Substitutes the Sweater.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

A student of Dubuque college, who spent last summer doing home mis- sionary work. earns his way through college by serving the members of yhe college community as barber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

The Puget Sound divhion of the Northern Pacific railroad has adopted the policy of employing women instead of men wherever women are able to do the work required.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
POLICE OFFICER
ENDORSES TANLAC
Was Gradually Weakening Dur
ing Nine Years Of Service
on Richmond Force.

/ "For eight or nine years my system
has been gradually weakening an'i
! last January while ! was on duty at
the e. Il .. fire. on East Main Street.
! my other troubles. put me pretty much
20 the bad said Traffic Officer L. w.
.Nieu. who for nine years has served
on the Richmond police force
Il began to have frequent headaches
and bilious spells. and was greatly
troubled with my Kidneys. My
sleep wasn't restful. and felt pretty
tough until brother officer on the
force. J. +. kerscy. told me what !,
wonderful lot OF good Tanlac had done
his wife. by following this tip did
exactly the right thing. Before ! had
finished tho treatment OF Tanlac and
the tablets that come with il. I became
stronger and WAS able to eat Il hig
variety or foods without trouble from
indigestion or bilious spells. and my
kidney and stomach troubles disap-
pearcd along with those terrific head
aches. just like magic. | felt like a
now born man. and work was fun. |
entered into the days duties with new
zcst. ranlac to me represents Il
bright spot in my life. | surely in
dorSe it," declared officer Allen. who
nearly every one knows here in Rich
nond.
Outdoor life hardcnS ono and is fine
for robust constitution. but the mo-
nent tho vital organs system he
como deranGed then one must he dou-
Oily careful OF exposure and disease
Taniac is designed AS a tonic. stimu-
liant and invieorator OF run down peo-
pie. II helps to tone up the rundown
system and by assisting TO restore
the vital organs to normal. prevents
as we'll ns relieves attacks Of indigcs.
ton. constipation, headaches sore
sour CASEY stomach. the hundred and
one symptoms OF troubles due to auto
intoNication. catarrhal. stomach. kid
ney. liver or blood disorders Get a
hottie to-day at Tragie's. either Polk
Miller store. or LiEgetts Drug Store
MI four stores sell and indorse Tanlac,
81 per bottle. For name OF druggist
nearest you write =. 4. Prince lo2
East Broad Street Richmond. Va. if
yours hasn't it.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
For Sprains,
Lame Muscles

Absorbing. Jr.. brings quick rclle,
Keep II always at Hand for instant u.e
Athletes use Absorbinc. Jr.. for IN.
muscle that has been strained. for Tho
cut or liberation that runs n Chance n,
infections: for tho abrasion that min,
and the limbs that are stiH and ,,n,J
from oyer-exertion. y
Walter johnson, the famous pi,cb,,
OF the Washington Americans, NAYS.
'Absorbine. Jr., is Il FIRST clnss liniu,,t
ana rundown for tired musclcs ,
have used II myself to advantage. AMI
can heartily recommend it to BAH
players everywhere"
Absorbinc, Jr. is conccn,r,,
nntiscptic !ir iment--oniy "a few Jrnn.
reunircu az an application. II is 80 70
anu plcasaht TO uSc--leavcs 40 10 en-.
resi- ~ an sol" BY most drugeists 500
ana sk.Vv bnttit or postpaid. Liberal
w. f.. YOUNG. r. ID. r..
:I9 Temple St SpringGcid. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
BOND LIST

imcrc.n Writing Paper 5s az
49, "S ;'':..'.,..-...-. ...-.. ?5'.
-. -. IL, Hnd \ COZ, T. Ibiut. -
~ =, u. or - baltimore tbidl...... 80
.nosapeaEe and ohio Cy. ii.y ,hIi, :,
i.jrrsi, ~ a yu ohio cN. ds............ sl's
Msrcsn,i.. ,inss.r '''-'''...-.-...... lo-l2
:, s alarm" = ;...--.............. $3.50
Soutb,rn ID s;-, - '"h'"' '..'...t.-.--. 50,
Snu, -. 'Init.N"! - .'''.........-,. 7bs.
;, - h"i!Wa! " ....,,..... ...., lrli.
- & 7, Nai, - 'Hu .............. l'-ii,
y ntsiNt'r"h y. l:-5 'hilD ............ Jos
: hssl.trr:g Panama g. 1851 ,uidb ro',
Shi'eH states Steel I ... iU;..
"a a hio"n hro. SifS. ,W "a ,ud, -
Na.-Car. Chemical 10 IS -
Va ~! a!it Power 20. - ,asEea =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

Munitions. 3:.a4; l.ooo United Motors So. n
Stnn,, 10" ~, I'm, ConCen,ratiy"; 3o5a.; So
H , % Ref: 15a .s,. l.ooi Cos,len Oil
.!"$ common. 10 Hi.: l.a0o Federal oil.
%. 40 INT Petroleum. li'. q li7.: 10000
,,Strepoiiian Petroleum. ~. :, ess 10000 Okla
NH" r; oi!c common seTio 500 Victoria 3. is
20 20 %; loo Boston and Siontans s. a IS /:
coidheid Won. 'mI ;'er"nc. ~ ni;,; 1900
/ Ia ~. o;ie III: REQ Jumbo Extension 42d q;
- - Mothcr Lode 20 "a $751;. $500 Rex CONS :
), n ii; 500 Success 100 IL: 200 Jonnnsh
f IHsns'G i1 -. q 81. 500 american writing
an. =. Papsr. 5as n 5"i 2OG50 Midwest Oh
e. $780, g. 80, ~, Usage lIomlny. ST.dois 100
-. nj ''' 20" - oklahoma p. e r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
NEW WORM rKonrCE MARKET.

.en,rifuEsl 5s9 rnolasses SIi: renne,i,
GrIl. iu@ ETauual"l. ..5Ts."l. Butter
=. Star: cheese. unsettled. Spot COFFEE quiet.
l;iu -. o.. Santos = -.
!h"I" = big trad" nm the Cottonsccd
on market to-day and decided strength a.
I" result Of N" Presidents message a strong
C-uG- market ana artiN" covering july
sold f:om li.1- TO i4.2i. closing at li.Sa Sor,n
81 the late buying was ~ expectation OF Il
siroUs lard market Wednesday,. Prime
crude, i..c3T i.s3 Th' close was strong
SPOT % Did: Nay. lA.l 2 1879. June, i4.SiT =
-. jay. liNa! 'i.g. august, 1855 Il IA :. ::
Se"temhcr, lisS ii:s' october. l+.i4alIlS
N"Ntnipfr. 1851 n 1915. Sales 900 barrels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

MEM YORK. April Calm prevailed to-
Gay OF til. curb market. \; the opening.
however tn" war message OF the President
was received .iih general movemcn,
inward: with tn. strength evenly distri-
nHisG throughout tho liS:. The steel stocks
We. N|ry active. superior Steel reached
a new h!Sh record Aetna Explosives was
strong. but later realizing carried the price
nacH <oH'cwha;. United Motors was rcac-
ILohaTi. IN exception 10 tho general trend.
The other issues were firm. but auie,.
Among rhc mining shares there was ten
Irripsiyeg a. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
Atlantic Coast Line

The stnndard Railroad Of the south.
TRAINS LEAVE IIIuMDND DAILY
tt,"rp fGridr an 3 sonth; S;i6 A, ii. and
:, For Horloik; e;i6 4: NJ, 500 A. N s:os
a, g.. 900 ?; NJ. S:s5 p; ST.: " - '
r.. M 800 p: ~. t4:iS +. NJ, $3.50 p. H..
:, Fer GoidsDoro aud Fayet;eSiiis: .4:os
For HONEYWELL: s:15 A. b.. .i:l5 p. A..
Trains arrive Richmond daily sos A. ST..
7:io a: A., s:ia A. A.. s:ls A. NJ. s35 a.
81: 1l;49 A.. NJ. ,.2;iO 81. 1850 +. NJ.
NJ 1850 &. 81.
Except Sunday. fSunday only
Tlme OF arrival and departure and con.
nections not guaranteed
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81 StELIASE .OlS MARK ELS
my GOODS

NEW YORK. April b Many lires ~ cot
Ton goods and other merchandise were tenn
porariiy withdrawn from sale al The OPEN
ing OF business to-day ewing TO the war
situation. Mills asking higher prices
because Of the rising costs OF production.
Scarcity OF mill Ia nor forecast
Lur's Of manufacturers to selling agents
The market was generally quiet Arm
values.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
NAVAL. STORES

SAVNNNAH On. ApriI 5.-Turpeniine.
hrm. 80. receipts, l4l casks; shipments. l2s
ASS: stock. lilo. Ec-iu. firm: sales So.
barrels: receipts 50. barrels; shipments. sol
barrels; stock. io-,ICl barrels. quote: hB.
ID. y, 49, :, q: II. $50; T. 56r 10 5.1S:
X, 5.s5 10 80: NJ. 5.65; y. SO; VIC So;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

iicu"-t-t ~ Rodgers. PIunmcr IL CO. TrI
i'kVl.RSBCRGi, VA. April S.-Spanish
-F:riEe-> sto,S-Marhst firm a; Sl..y per
Hu>h.l
N!rsini a. Farmers s,ock-Marke; f:rn.
Fancy Jumbo. "a, 20 5i.c per pound: ezra
prime. % 20 J'.c pr pound prime. 47.c 10
=" yer pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

cotton. y SUSTAINING influence in the after
noon was the rise Of - points III s;'o; quo
tJticns 20 l. l. cents :, 'ouPi for mild Ing
closing hii MAY. - -: July. Is -: ccto-
u'r, 1875. December. 1902. January. ls05.
SrOl firm &, points up Sales ON I'll" spot.
100 bales; 10 arrive, SIS bales. MiddlinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

20 l." Bss; heavy hogs lSt.: medium
weight. = to -: shuats. 10 IL io's: SONS aud
stays - 10 Fest sheep. ST. To "a: COM
mon - fair, Ia .. Hes; lambs. lo'. TO II:
fair. ; y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
STEAMBOATS,
OidDOniniOnI,ine

- is.,h'"ou az, "i Ash ST. daily. :Uv l.. VI.
se.N's t.Smppr' news. -.........l UO a. u.
CONNECTIONS With main line steamers ieav.
iuI NnIloIk toI New York daily. except sun.
uay. ';eo y. Nv Connections i,isu ,nsds by
y. " w; i.y. : l.. NJ. anu G. & o. ny. az
J.. 81. NInni mo steamers stop Glare 4
mont on a's"ai. ana are met ~ pL.s,iu CON-
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. Jn,nes River,
" ha!liEni tYr NoiIuik. Old Point. Nawport
; Gay Wednesday nnd Iriday nj 500 a. ST.
fiei:ht received Tor all james River poiu:A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
.sTEEL COMPANIES HOLD
UP THE UNITED STATES
Take Advantage OF Wall Streets
Buoyaut Enthusiasm Over Viii
sous Address to Congress.
PROFITS PAINFULLY APPARENT
Failing to Take Cue From Tact Of
Copper Traders. Owners of Stocks
May Now Have to Sell for Lower
Prices.
my uuo,n,< WALL.

e NEW YoKK, Aprsl 5.-prc>ident Wilson,
-hu afssi i"S Sthc stock mar'Si 5o,iay
X With Standard issues opening almost buoy;
sam OF NOR 'GI hrc rs"'s ? NOR frT
apparent that somebody was taking pro!ts.
aHSt T its II rs srT " on ths ,spe;
D,her stocks tool, The Gu. from, ms AND
a Conflict PrRsnsS IN market sentiment.
si.ris. 30, tne 'nort Interest," lid MOI ssem
Very large Duriul tn" remainder .; ,hr
day the AhScu," -, selling pressure va
iSs io%Ss, IA mo. stocks. ''s' - ''''
=, Another rer"rt "i insr.1SinS prices oi rlg
means 10 some corporations II may Ice stated
Tie present es piG of .S =, ,an han a
nITohi Of ii.4H.sy in ,pis irSn puTrhsssd Tor
>. plates. Tina, c"mran, claims, to h"ye bust,
nNs actually on IT. h"oks that Will Yield
stock. THAT Is about tho market price of
The Issue and explains some OF Wall Streets
The advance OF Ray Consolidated is due
s. neglected wealth NJ the company. /, is
l,oiieI"d ny mnins people thai the stocii
,r In 'h h; Eserusry Teror,s now being, made
addition 10 tina, there was very bad weather
into % ' IS v fYsn has ,h"F
increase has become necessity.
ST. LOUIS hls f TiiEl"MTlli accom-
Eut 81. Louis and Southwestern. a stock
nespissd by spectators ana neglected ~
: Wall street. turns W with F.bruar! "arn-
J. inEs at the rat" Of - per cent tn. COM
mon stcck This road Is making renlarka.
bic progress rho phenomenal earnings OF
. this road have attracted tho attention
group OF shrcwd business men.
NaH street vas anSered at the attitude
taken by senator La Toilette bu' had
hardly begun to discuss the matter When
..rcport came OF tho refusal of tho steel com
ranics TO replT to III" government FOR :,ir
prices for war material Indignation -,
once turned toward tho stceis
Wall street has refused heretofore uo-
lieNe that tn" steel companies would at
have done with the allies.
IL The matter u OF vast impor;anrc tr .--
.NesioTs ANA traders FOR II may come ne
government 70 impose even lower p..,r>
IMAM would hay. prevailed had Tho steal
men followed the example OF the co,,ier
mon.
rhe incident is only another proving ;he
superior Statcsinanship Of the copper PEG
PIC They hay" maintained their cope
: trust unInolcste6 for wears bcCa usc they w.r.
, ne steel rcopl" Will hc Very glad befo-.
me war goes FAR to got tho average rric.
!. "f ten years. .Anybudy buying stocks he
\. cause OF war must do 80 realizing rh.,
-. no"ody Is going 10 max" any money out il,
!, NEW YORK. ,prtl a.-Mc-can,i,e psp.r
. 20 -. Sterling; si%ty.day bills. $i3l. com
commercial siNty-dsy bills - .Oa, demand
Z" - 30 s-lO: cables Si.Is I-l6 lS"r silver Ii'.,
McNlcah dollars, Ji. Government bonds
" WeaE. railroad bonds. irregular Time loans
",aHi; sin moniha, 3a,n Cal ,non:.['
steady, ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
A. j. CRAFTS PIANO co.
FACTORY wAREROOMs.
"iS-o:0 NORTH SECOND ST.

\ few exceedingly fine bargains
which are of particular interest to
music lovers. Your dollar has greater
purchasing power by dealing direct
instead OF through an agent Use any
bargain below for two years. then en-
change IL for q new CRAFTS and we
Will allow full purchase price. Thirty
days free trial. No money down. Pay
from soc to $3.50 weekly on pianos On
player pianos the payments are from
Si50 to $3.50.
Sterling upright ............. 4 9S
ti1bler, mahogany case tUp) 80. ~.
STANDARD upright dixie new .... IgS
Wheelock. fun size upright. So
kinEsbury upright ........... q.
Crafts thoroughly rebuilO. lan
soHuhTe piSilo 10
Square piano IL
Square piano ~
PlaEer-Piano tSSnote) ..... M
Player-Piano $3.50 modcD 81.
Playcr-Piano mahogany caseD -. .iS5
The above are but a few OF the many
bargains to he had at these factory
warerooms. the only ones in Virginia
where no agents arc employed. If you
cannot call in person, write for com
plctc bargain bulletin.
A. ]. Crafts Piano Co.
THE HoUsT: THAT MUSICAL RICH
MOND MADE.
"iS-".O NORTH SECOND STREET.
Open saturday, Until o o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RY.

Newport News Local 200 A. 900 H.
. s.a "rr;>e lr"n Erk.. 'll:oo a.. 'l!s p,
,b:JV D.; y. News, 800 IS :oJ n. From
A,cs'. 500 a.. $3.50 D., 1873" a.. .I:I5 p.
800 - daily from Charlottesville except
.o"".ih! from Ihurtlohd. Jas. River, $50
Main Line. Local. .7:!5 H.. f5:ij ~
/ james River Line. eIU:Ou n yS:i, H.
Chi, Lou,yille and West, :: D. D.. iii j..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
COTTON MAKkII.

NFW YORK. ApTU y.-Thi, mornings
ic%s from Washington was followed Ly IN
c.t.teG advSnl" ia tho cotton market wnirh
y|io"nts reflected bu'lish view Of Tho -
i"cl- OF ;hls yOUUtry.s entrance mo Tho war.
Advances % apu; oElHs'"!s - Z. ~ points
OCCURRED ~ prices. with May CONTRACT.
te.i:ne aF 10 l'.oi INC highest Lowell rcscAen
i.ehruary on ne sunoVDgyuent OF the Ger
man submarine polite. Iur delivery closed
at 1854. with the general list closing STEADY
az a net advance OF ., 20 g. points
the market opened firm 49, Al aGyaur.
81 to .! points. aud SOLD 70 10 50 points net
higher night sftcr IN. oaIl on covering
i-zde buying -ud broadening outside de.
maud. Demand tapcr"a oil somewhat around
le.3" for Jul! ana there we're reactions OF,
20 or l. points from tho pcst, but :..liyir.
sales were soon absorbed. and Tho m.r,n3
rrm"d up again during The middle az th.
DAY. The highest prices utr. re-. ciiea wall
along IN the Afternoon. wi,n JuIg selling
~ 1856. October az l.;. aud December -
Ib.5i This mad" az advance Of - To- q.
points over last nights closing n.ure. aat
~ over 81 per bhi" from the low leg. =
OF G 10 % Illuis t...--- ~ -. --.- --.n-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

THE ProxresAlye Railway Of the SOUTH"
lteins leave daily: A. ~. Noriina local
J. 30 4. 81. Sleepers Atlanta and jackson:
vile So r. Nj. sisepers IasAsonville. Tam.
l2:+s a. sieepers Atlantis, Birmine han.
Jacksonviile. Tampa and ST. Petersburg
4 Al. 90 Z. 81. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

ONLY ALL-kAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
r5H ;;;oRfCLA: .s;iiS 4. III. s;vO 4. ii.
For LYECHBGKG. AID TIE WEST
,,s:iS A. ~: $50 A. ~, ..:Us Il H. 's;H
Arrive RiGhsnend trom SortoK; 'bln
efon M tae west: sci; A. ~. .i:s7 A. n.
il:IV 7. L.. $50 T.. NJ. 's:I r. a.. s.0a
z. ~.
WIZ. REvIIIA w. c. SAUNDERS.
p. +. ~, Ko.noks. G. r. A.. Roanoks.
L.. II BOSLLT. y. p. A. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

NEW YORK. Apiil For, ~oyc,n.,,.
40; hjntc,ins lf's'c: exports. ',"H bale, stoci
Total Today 8, all po-t.-x.. .o,..,,.
is l@ bales; exports. 1850 Dses etGc,
Total for week NJ, r,ccir,s <tf5. bale,
Total for .eas o.. te-,p,s s..s7.s,,
new ORLEANS Aprii r,pcc...io,,
that Congress would declare /; sta,, = ,"
"AIsts bct"een ihis oountry ana ,;orp,.i',.
got the cotton market upwarG half 60,
poono to-day 10 the hisncsi levels r.,o,I
cd thus far in IhII '''o'4
IN the. face OF considerable roalfnr. -,
goh,S, nc market held its gam wcU :,
Ire highcst trading months We" =. Ia ~
points up and toward the close Deccrnh.y
Tor short 'imr. Was so w. The c!g, . "a. .
stcshy q, net gain OF - Ia. s.; T., .r,s
~ inE. va based ON The theory that var
"ouiH greatly fncrcasv the consumytt a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
Richmond and ChesapeaA. Bay Railwa, Comu,n,

Richmond and ChesapeaA. Bay Railway Company
sur ssSra S sSnsa9'e q Ap.h IT, 1914
; Notice.
Train. leave RichInond b..:5o A. ii. IA.
], p. 81 z r; Ii. IL; b H.. $40 P.
n. 1895 p. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 A.
81 noon. r. NJ r. Ms P. n
T.. NJ. hs p NJ. II r. NJ
bCarr!es baggage. DAILY e4cspt Sunday.
ssSui,,iayH only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

Shares
Total sales for week 1.-TWO noo sb,ros
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20
MAGNOLIA.

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union met with the president
last Thursday evening. and in cOnnec-
tiOn with the regular monthly order
of business, formulated plans for the
reception and entertainment of the
County Convention, which will con-
vene at the church on May 3rd All
other matters gave way to this, and
committees were made to look after
the different branches of the work
Mrs. Sallie Stout gave an excellent
report of the County Executive re-
Gently held at Wyoming. A cordial
invitation was extended to meet with
Mrs. Edna Johnson the second
Thursday in May and was accepted
after which the meeting adjourned
Mrs. A. B. Smith was elected del
egate and Miss Elva George reserve
delegate on Sunday morning to the
State Sunday School convention to
meet in Hanover Church, Wilmington.
on the 26th and 27th.
The conference year opened with a
delightful service on Sunday, conduct
ed by Rev. G.. r. Ellis, who was
greeted by large congregations at
both meetings.
John Dill, of Wilmington, has been
spending some time with Magnolia
friends.
Linford, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Collins. Jr.. is III with typhoid
fever. DR.. James Martin is attend
ing physician, aided by a trained
nurse.
Miss Emma NJ Faulkner, of Sails
bury, spent the week end at the Faulk
ner home in Magnolia.
Mrs. Clara D.. Wharton, of West
is the guest of relatives
lere.
Mrs. Lewis Reiff of Landsdowne is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Nell
7aine
Charles Hart, of Philadelphia, has
leen a recent guest of Mrs. Patience
Hart.
Dr.. James Martin made a trip to
Selbyville this week to care for the
comfort of Miss Eva Davis. a sister of
lrs. Martin, who is seriously i'll at
Ter home there.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20
WILMINGTON

Eggs and Poultry, Wanted by
Eisenman Bros. ......113-5 E 4th
Johnson & Bro. .236 Tatnall
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20
SOLICIT YOUR CONSIGNMENT
Poultry Dressed), Wanted by

Heineman Bros. ..217-21 Washington
Hurley, William 664 Hudson
Poultry Dressed and Calves, Wanted
Hinrichs. W. J. Co. Inc. .423 W. 14th
Poultry dive, Wanted by
Kassel, David c.. .16-17-1S 18th Ave.
Krakaur Poultry Co. Inc. 1924 18th az
Wolowitz. NJ. b. Inc, 1872 18th Av.
Poultry and Rabbits, Wanted
Costa & Biggio ........199 Chambers
Poultry & Squads Dressed, Wanted
Heineman Rros .217-21 Washington
Knapp & Van Nostrand, Inc. PAL Wash
Poultry Squads and Eggs, Wanted by
Durham, N. & Sons, 313 Washington
Hoehn, Jacob. .......295 Washington
Sgnabs. Wanted by
Heineman Bros. ...217-21 Washington
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20
PHILADELPHIA

Butter Country, Wanted by
Nice & Shreiber Co. ....6-1O S. Water
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Wanted by
Aver & Mckinney .222 N Delaware Av
Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Wanted by
Kelsey A. R.. Cor. I'd & Callowhill
Hellerick Frank & Co.. .120 Callowhill
CLANS and Grabs, Wanted by
Bay Fish Co.............S2 N. 2nd
Schoch, George Y...319-2l S. Water
Corn, Cob and ShelIed, Wanted by
Bastian G.H&Bro. 1887 E. E.Passayunk av
Street, Sidney & Sons 31st & Chestnut
Eggs, Wanted by
Aver & Mckinney. 222 N. Delaware av
Nice & Schreiber Co.. 6-10 S. Water
Eggs and Butter, Wanted by
Bowers. r. A. Company 9&11 N,water
Macdonald. JnO. j. LIB So. Water
Eggs and Poultry. Wanted by
Coulbourn NJ. L........132 Callowhill
Stein. Edward P & Co. .30S S. Front .
Thurber. stephen .......11 S. Water
Fish. Wanted by
American Fish Co Z Dock St. Fish Mkt
Red skin White, Wanted
Bennett Bros. ........3O4 No. Water