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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25
SrnfIihe Mnsfnnf1

= SrO Hide Qustunft.-
8ait: n&elIner, i4 babe nur flint
Wlinuten 3eit. &ann i'd ba nod Elm
Seeiiteat eiien2"
&ellner; r@on uniern 8eefIteotg
- mebrere!!"
9elun9ener Stant :
puntt. - u. (ber 9. auf benz
We9e gum Sbeater triffD: nunb
ipenn Der S9pant, ben Su 9ir
beute anieben pillit. sor 10 nett lit,
iparum nimmit 9u Define 5rau niht
mit2"
g.: ra6, 1T nidt n6tis. ib Iade
fhpn aIlein genug!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25
Sa 70 u giidter: rWarun

-SafoI- Ri6tsr: rWarum
babsn Sic bic Gier eisentli4 seitobs
Ien2"
9iebin: rSm &o9bu4 itanb Mans
lid. man nebme % @ier = uno. ba
bab' ib Fs' bait ~9encmmen!"
Iuseef bmiert. Stamms
gait gum SoteIpd9ter): ~Warum
beufe 10 elenoer 2aune9!"
IootelpG6ter: p3ein Wunoer. por
elm paar sosen bdtte it einen qlufs
tritt init msinem !Saustnedt. beute
frib fat Der Sduft bas 9efddft GEE
tauft unb TT nun mein Sausberr!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

9uter Gat. &ommis: .8its
tie, Serr proYeIoE, taufen Sic liebsr
3tpel S3trms, ben einen tDnncn Sic
oann ia elei9 hier iteben laHen."
9i!bunst tut not. 9atte:
r@sibt ou pas. 5rau. i9 min uns
5u uni'rm neusn 9ii9eri9rant sin
&pnfirultipnslsriton taufen.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

ars perseBli@. Don:
nerpettsr. iebt babe id beim llmlteis
gen meinen Sanbtoffer iteben selois
fen."
rSosen sic es bod sunddit S6rer
Srau!"
.2fd @ott ia! - o6er bic bab
i1 au9 mo iteben geloien."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

Our6f9aut. - Gbef (3u
einem aommis, Der. INN iid sinsus
idmeideln, itets oeitig fonmt uno
ipdt sebt. aber nitts arbeiteD: sd
slaube, Serr S9mipt, Sic tommen
BLOB besbalb 10 seitis ins Bureau.
um beito Idnser fauIlenaen gu fin.
nen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

@eil's eIei6 III. 5rsurb
(su einsm 8aufmnnne): nOu iastsft
bod nsulidb. Ssiner ssirmo tann. nur
gsbplfeu iperoen cur9 bic 6eirat nit
Der rsi9en 9antisrsto9ter9"
Saufmann: pStimmt au9, nur
1T nod nidt entidieben. OF ih iie
nebm', pber mein SeiIbaber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

Sic: uprddtiges @etter beut!
Modten mir ni1t slnOenfen einfau.
fen?"
@r: nS6on ipieber slnoenfen? I?
@eiBt Oh, Sdat, mir graut iest
ibon Dor Dem gluspaden!"
sic: pglb ipas - Der @eri6ts.
boll5ieber miro Cir idon belfen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

nIoeIbeio batte Saare 10 idmars
lpie TabenfIiigcl, barilnter elm a6pi.
den 10 ruuO unb meib pie elm
Efiriib. Sbre slugen maren pie
Slpei bimmliide Sterne, ibre 2ippen
pie Soppelfiriben. Sbr Sdwonem-
balls mar lpeiB uno bieeiam, ebenio
ibre elesante @eipentaille. Ga3u
bate iie Sdnbc 10 5art uno burd.
ii6tig. iuie ebei aifeebrodUe Sic.
berblatter, ipib Siibbcn bon Ser
5einbcit Der @aaeIle poIlenbeten lire
ariItofratiife Shonbeit. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

SouriIt: .Sieien geg riiiiel
mir MIN redts geben, bonn idnei-
ben mir ein eonscs Stiif ab!"
SarfmGb btcr: .Meine Scr.
rem, bies lit Gin 9onialiber Garf,
uno oapon biirfcn 9 niidt abibnci.
bent"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

= mics gem a DIT mil b. -
Sunitoiingerfa6ritant (als Der Sphn
bon Der eriten 9eiddftstpur erfoIss
los beimtommD: .Sa. pertaufsn 1T
cine sroBe &unit. Du mubt bas ben
2ellten 10 einsureben periteben, tob
lie benten, iie tDnnen gar ni9t ipei=
Ter leben. penn iie teinen 8unitbiins
ger boben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25
= 3u SiIfe aeto m m en-. :

: gu Silfe get m men. =
S0bnden: nSater, beute in Der Priis
fung mar i'd Der einSise. Der pie
iSroge beantporten tonnte, lpelter
grobe Stub in ae9ppten fliebt!"
@ater (ungldubi9): so; ipie TT
csnn bas Susssnngen?"
SDbn6en: Der aehrer fliiiterts
mir su: 10 antporte bod au9 NAL,
ou RiIpferb -. oa 1T es mir Elm.
gsfallen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25
Sic fam lids Ieiitcn.

.Sie baben iid aIio wirf!id ber.
Iobt. Gndoieite9"
.Sa - aber meinem SrGutigam
gefGlIt meine Sciisung nidt! gtun
!peiB i6 nift: ioll ib mir cine an'
bere 9eiisung ober einen anoeren
9rGiitieam nni1aifen!2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

nSos Jag / a6er nj 9aoer: mann
ct mir iast nod m faIiden siobst,
laif / mir ben ri6t'gen bon lei
aonfilrren5 5iab9'nl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

- SIM Spred5tmmer. -
arat: vSie oiirien ii9 nidt aufresen
unb muKen bas Bier meioen!"
patient: .aber. Serr Oottor, bas
lGbt ii.b nidt pereinen! Wenn i9
bas Bier meioen iol, rese i9 mid
fiirdterIib auf!"
Bel 4omm mmersienrats.
.Serr ppn WauSelbaum. mos balten
Sic boa bem Sanger Oolpbe?"
sd balt ibn mer for meine =
Soupers!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

2ebemann yit anoeden Getm meines SpIegerpafers
in spe ichent einen Soften ST. baben."
v8io2"
SEQ ib bin bo t peraebn Gage nit eincr engen 9ober
rerlobt; aber mnen Sic es mir elmer was?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

9iener: nslh, 2iiette, bie Sci.
ten merben iib GnOern, Der @nGoiac
muB beiratcn. Seine @lGubiger
5lpingen i'm ia bo5ul"
gillette: n@csbalb benn fpenn
icine @l6ubigcr n6tig @eIo bral,-
den, ioaen iie ieIber beiraten!"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-12

in Strange ruins and out Of the debris
another structure formless as yet, but
obStinately sturdy, was rising.
81 am not going to do what YOU want
me 70 do, AR. D0nham-step in and be
your convenient scapegoat" he said.
wondering a little in his inner reeesscs
how he was finding the sheer brutal
man-eourage to say such a thing to the
president Of the Lawrenceville Bank
and Trust Il suppose you have rea-
sons of your own for wishing to shift
the responsibility for this particular
loss to nay shoulders. But whether you
have or haven't, l decline to accept it
The president tilted his chair and
locked his hands over one knee.
ut isn't question of shifting the
responsibility Montague" he Slid.
dropping the bullying weapon TO take
UP another "The loan was made In
nay absence. You have taken the banks
money 10 bolster up a failing concern
In which you are stakeholder. Go to
any lawyer in Lawrenceville-the best
one Won can finland he'll tell you ex.
actIV where you stand
While the big clock over the vault
entrance was slowly ticking off a full
Aalf-minute the young man whose fu-
ture had become so suddenly and so
threatenlngly involved neither moved
nor spoke. hut his silence was no meas
ure Of the turmoil Of conflicting emo
tons and passions that were reudinG
him.
Il may not provo quite the easy
mark that your plan seems to prefig,
ure, Mr.. Durham" he returned at
length, trying 10 say It calmly. "Just
what are you expecting me to dor"
"Now you are talking more like
grown man, was the presidents crusty
admission. "You IRE in a pretty bad
boat, Montague. and that is why sem
for YOU tonight
"Wel@ said the younger mau.
"You can see how it will be. If
can say 10 tile directors that you have
already reslgued-and If YOU are not
where they can too easily lay hands on
y0u-they may not care to push the
charge agc-nst you. There is a train
west at ten o'clock. If were in your
place, I should pack a couple Of suit
eases and take it. That is the only
safe thing for YOU to do. If you need
any ready money"
1t was at this point that !. Montague
f Smith rose UP out of the stenographer's
chair and huttoned his coat
Gre ho ConUnUei Monday
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-12
greeting.

presidents greeting.
"Oh. its you. at last is itf" he
raeped. "You have taken your own
good time about coming. Its a half
hour and more since / sent that note TO
your room"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
FlUVANNA VETERANS HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL REUNION
Time-Honorcd Meeting Day Again IL
Fnir-EIement OF Sadness m Coun-
~ Again Prepares for War.


PALMYRA. VA. July 30.-For
twenty-one years the F%luvanna Camp
OF Confederate Veterans, has held It's
annual reunion on the last Saturday
in July. The first commander OF the
camp. Colonel William B. Petit. Sc
lected the day because his father and
his grandfather had kept a record OF
the veterans. as the old-time Virginia
gentleman often did. and noted the
fact that the last Saturday in July
was apt to be a fair day"
The sun has unfailingly shown upon
the old soldiers for twenty-one years.
and last Saturday was no exception.
me day was fair. and a gentle breeze
tanned the Stars and Stripes and
the Stars and Bars" that foated side
by side over the large and representa-
1--WE crowd that gathered on the court
green 10 celebrate the day.
Flu"anna is proud Of the fact that
she sent more men to the front in the
war Between the States, in proportion
TO her population, than any county in
inc state. But the Fluvanna Camp is
thinning fast. Only forty-one vet
Grams answered to the roll call on
Saturday.
DR.. Battle was the visiting speaker
OF the occasion. A lavish dinner was
served, f1rst to the veterans and then
to the crowd at large.
The court green recently has been
hclosed with a retaining wall, with
hVe nights of steps leading up to the
beautiful old courthouse. which crowns
the town like an acropolis.
AN undercurrcnt OF sadness per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
COTTON >iAIiK E:3

NEW YORK, July 3o.-An opening decline
. was toI!oMSd. % . very sharp rally IA the
cotton inaf.et to-Eay. with october selling
up from - bSAto 400. The genera! list closed
STEADY at d net advance q: 10 to :. points
on al months except August. which was
relatively weak and IL points net lower.
|he market opeac'! steady at IA advance
= OF , points on September, but generally II
81 70 = points net lower in response 10 iavora.
s. 1ie crop reports. Liverpool selling. and
.rIortheT scattering liquidation. DeCcmb her
- cssed on 70 $50, and January to e5& before
% the END OF The call. making new low ground
Esfor The movement. and 1t decline OF about
--SSSla TO so points from the high level of
Uply The market then Stsad!.u on trade
puy1nE ana SOLD ny sharply late In the
afternoon on covering Apurehcnsions that
the southwest Mas IN for Il spell OF dry and
hot weather, probably accounted ior part
yof the BUYING, while there was also NOR. or
Jess peace TAX around the ring. which in
creased the disposition TO even IN accounts
Tor over the government report due on
Wednesday. Two private crop reports We're
published. one making the condition -.
compared with 1rl !aSt month. while tn.
other PLACED II al al. against 81 last
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
50 Il IS FEATURE OF MARKET
= 10y
Stocks OF All Companies Having 10
rs,.a Do With .AirplaneS Go
ing Higher.
CURB HAS STELLAR DAY
Z.s.Curtiss and Motor Issues Are Sent
soaring and Wright-Martin
Touches New High-United States
Steel Score Gain.
BY WALL.

sSSses-NEw YORK. July So.-The heat. sales of
S$tA only 10000 shares during the noon hour on
EsrSths .exchanEe. ana advances in the locks OF
aS companies having any connection with
S.tkAt aircraft industry were to-day's fea-
,%athres.
= q single share OF Union Pacific
SrSs4shsnSed hands during the day.
NNe9Th weekend brought a mild amount OF
Soraers into tue market. and a trio of inter
Views from powers-that-ee in the central
..~,poWers on the subject OF peace.
ss~+ 1T Was on the curb that the days stellar
4 s,lpsttormanees occurred. curt!ss Aeropian ne
s SSsas ioaehsl u tsHrIars Sar,iss Iolss.
: " So = share; ON rrilay last ranged oe-
s;sss ss Ss;x X "a sa .a0 l'' ,. .sa %', re. '4 ".v a ., MS. ..
s 10 -. overland. nov the dominant
: interest IN H ~, T, "H IS a., a,u u, and IN sym
! anu also oios.Ds ne1Ge, fisner heIy;. wn,een
) Unitel states Steel gained l IL. Closing
( prices, throughout the lst were at or above
5 Steel G Goss p , lIsn .t t5tl qu l2itn'F tt%se,ne ent
s WI! be "mnouh-eu; "nu a total IN excess or
! c.aient' betniehsn rs haiuwin ana
! Su,et s1ylas 81 has H'f been noted in Federal
! M,n,ns ano S aatni preferred. ~ thar .ssue
! price TINS year saHase Arms. on reporls
] gums mao been received IRON the govern
) seton circles e. are a"aiiins the govern,
{ 5spsr, estimates isn the eEop eondl,iGn nov =,
8 $50 ana ;oS pc. cen, a year ago. "'4
! .. sh yiss h1hk sls Sr = " sili4, san. soR RsnsE:
5 nal sif's.Gay 9i,!s on bangs 't7iA; com
) at5e s:is .s eas Is s.7s Si liz. s Bar s.lv esms :s's
. s 1s = r sG'io1si BON s0E ii4ssais4. 04 Tpass
) loans easier; sixty anu ninety days. ~.
: i,rp,.nE rate. "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
MARKETS.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. July 5o.-Cotton goods were
MONEY TO
LOAN

Why pay pawnbrokers 100 per
cent per mum, when the Equitable
Loan Society, Inc, will advance you
money on your watches. diamonds
and jewelry at from l per cent TO 3
per cent per month? Your collateral
can be redeemed in installments.
We redeem pawnbrokers' tickets, and
can save you money by so doing. All
business strictly confidential.
125 North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

MisdSas 2.sSs'S5,. a 51'f rs5 sas1Eo5 IS G asyt'g s;5sE.
s.o %S's bales .o'e eaSor 4, i 81 'S S.iss. s,oe lef s5l,.ss
TOTAL FOR week-Het receipts. s.a2s bales:
bales: exports. 5~,ai5.Si5 bales, ~
NEW ORLEANS July so-At,er a session
Of unsei,lsd t.adtng. the cotton market
a net advance OF . 10 25 POINTS, ana ended
The. h1an nSss'S ap SSst d'' To- GS tn !'i res ti,'e q,
a drive against the shorts. The buyers
In the early session the tone was nervous
and there vas much evening-up in pr-par-
ton ,wednestsy. on the opening prices
acre, 10 u 'SiH5s np on ;saee taiE ant The
sharply on bearish predictions, regarding
ievel| 6 points under The ciose Of aft' I / w as
The forecasi o: continued dry weather IN
later market Comment reflected more con.
servatiXe IDEAS resardinE the percentage
levels in the last half hour Of business
brought special orders which caused buying
The receipt q new bales in Georgia and
ton In Texas helped to give the marke, an
cotton futtuies closing bid:
.s 9s.os saieh fs: ssoa Dt Ma2. .5,,: % s. s3o; 5a sn,5g
SSssi'ssss; to sGifss %. S sftss G a.d s9f sno 4 7 -
NEW vc!tk cE0n1Cl MAuKEr.
NEW YORK July 3o-Raw sugar. nrm:
centrifugal ~ mousse th rehned.
&+0: cubes. SIS: %%XX powdered. &iC:
powdered, sos; hne graduated, 7.yo; diamond
A. $50: confectioners A. $50: 10. J. us.
Butter and cheese. hrm. Spot coffee, quiet:
Rio 7s. 81 Santos 4s. l0k
Cottonsecd oil opened easy under scat
cotton. but turned hr,n later on the rai Hns
in these markets. which promoted covering
and g little commission house buying This
tember sold from i2S0 10 400 and c,os.d
l4.y20 lfr3. SalGS. lf3O. prime crude 70 "a
nominal. The market closed strong. Spot'
1870 bid: August. l3:N113as: september,
1902 1906: October. 1898 Il OF: November
IS7G13se: December. 1os59iaS: January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

NAV YOKk 1--we STOCK MARkET.
NE" YORK. July 36.-Beeves. barely
steady: steers $500 $500. bulls. 500 q So, IS:
Calves. firm: veais. $40 a $500; culls.
s9OI 5lino: rrassers and skim-milk calves,
sI.NN $500: ycar!!ngs. tS.noI $3.50
Sheep and lambs. Arm. sheep, $500 $40. 90:
eu!ls, ttc?Q $50: lambs. sl4 OoQ sl7.O0; culls.
Hogs. frni: State and Penn. hogs. sls.oo4
$50 80: ToughS. Sli.1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

otiI@Go' July so-Large!y as a result OF
,"e settlement of the swttchnen's strike.
hoiceFs OF corn showed a disposition TO-DAY
20 in1uiee IN genera! proht-taking sales.
noSorcins!E the market had a wnw ward
nnChanScd I" &C lower. with September
! cSss 10 l63S.. ard December LIZA, 10 i,sSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Snles Mt Union Stock Yards.b

Report for the week ending July IS:
s = I no steers. los. IllE; medium to good.
81 glo: medium to good. 7h@sh: common
TO good S,.@T: common TO fair. sG5%. Best
oxen. SPsi7: medium to good. 81 4IG: COM
mon 10 fair. 5z I6x. Best heavy bulls. H.
as: light. 6I7: Best calves. uGfl2i1; COM
mon to fair. 991l. Best heavy hogs. TII5:
medium weight. lt01iis: shoats. l2Ri3;
sows and stays SOIL. Best sheep. fTS:
common to fair. ST. T5,s. Choice spring
lambs. Is; medium. l3HH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

quiet to-day with prices soft on print cloth.
heavy sheet!ngs have been sold. for China
shipment. Ruw silk was higher, cables
much disorganized. and late. Burlaps were
hrm. Dress goods wero fairly active for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
NAVAL STORES.

0IONbS.
SAVANNAH. CA. July 1.-Turpentine
frm. STA: sales. H3 casks: receipts, 63 casks;
irm; sales. l.lsl barrels: receipts. lii bar.
I SarIelss pne,S: 81 os sarr fo. stqsk; So go =
ISgtsl ~ z & sls!a gsls; Il. slsg5I7h: !.
G. OW6.35 WIG. G.S5 az IS. 70: WV. 6.S6@ 6.S5. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
pETERSRuRc NIT MApxrr

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tRen3rtcd by RodSers. PIummer & CO.. Incl
Farmers stock-Market stronger. s.37h por
bushcl.
VirEinias Farmers firm.
Fancy Jumbo. Sic per pound: extra prime,
SIC per pound. prime. &c psS pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

s7.6o@ s14.1s: Western steers. IS N
sn5o: stockers and feeders. 5000 5000: cows
ana heifers. $iao y 81 20; calves. sS.15T $500.
$500 $40 IS: lambs. Ss.TS a SIS. Is. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

CHICAGO LIVE ST0CK HaRKrT.
CHICAGO. July 2o-Hogs: receipts, 1000
slow: bulk, slS.GT $3.50. light, sIi75 n SID. 90,
mixed. SIS sl6.l5: heavy. sli+0H sl6. 10
rough. sl4aO@ Sli 50: pigs, sll. 6od SAC.
Cattle: receipts. 5000. firm: native beef
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

Wheat finished unsettled. SC OF to &c up at
90 July and PA September. The outcome
IN oats ranged from lc decline to &c ad-
vance. and in provisions from a setback OF
&c to a rise OF Ion u ,enis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia
Springs and Bath

Opens June l.. Elevation 2I5o feet. Cure,
dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration, Malaria
Kidney Diseases. rheumatic and Skin Trou,
beauthes the complexion. Write for book
let 81. c. THOMAS. Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
Norfolk 4 Western Kailwa,

ONLY ALL-kAiL LINE TO NORFOLK
FOR NORFOLK: 1925 a. NJ. 800 A. "
500 p. n, .3;t5 r ~. 1900 p: III.
.S:25 A, NJ: $3.50 A.. NJ $500 p Mss;
+. NJ. Local TO Crewe. s6:35 e. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk .ll:4o
A. NJ. .6:35 p. NJ. 900 p. NJ. From the
west: .6:1s A. NJ. $40 a. NJ, t2:lO r. 81.
1850 +. M.,.'6:l7 p. NJ, 300 p. 81. - -
.DaiIy. IDasi, .Arepi sunuay. ISunday
W. L. BEv1LL, W. c. sA1JNDeRs =
P. 7. NJ. Roanoke. G. p. A.. Rnanota
c. II BOSLEY. D. Q. A. Rich1nondp w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

No. ) red. ?57a259: No. hard. nominal:
No. 8 hard. nominal. Corn-No. . yellow.
2:S@ 2.Sc-z: No, : yellow. 2.2oh go: No. |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
Richmond anil Chesreake BaY RAILWAY Cnnn,
Southern RAILWAY system

Trains leave Ricnmond-Ma.n 81. sla,ion
sehsdule .nGures no. guaranteed. For ths
hr, Cafe Gar; 90 p NJ ISieeper to Atlanta:
VILE. open $500 p. II. $3.50 r. 81. Local sH ro{
days. ~
York, River Line-7:3s A. NJ. and as
p. II. daily local TO West Point: $40 u M
daily: except sunday. steamer Train con.
Trains Arrive Rich mond-Fro m. sor,,.
?:oS a Nj l:s5 p. 81 9;so r. 81. daily:
Point: o:t0 A. NJ. and 6:i5 p. nj. +daiIy
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ONCE 0o7 e. Main st Phone Madison o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31

po~ultry-Market receipts extremely heavy.
market lower: E~Sss-MaEk.t triner. But
and in good demand. Live stock and YEAS
Lower: receipts heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-31
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. RI
10 and from Washington and beyond-Dtu,
ty. Rich'd At Sis AMI AR. Rich,d T7oAMI
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-10
FRONT-MARkET'S
FINE GROWTH
Under Guidance of 7. B. Wild
ermuth and J. A. Alexander
Company Shows Growth

The most sanguine prophet, who on
April 1, 1914, cast a critical eye over
a little business in the accessory line,
ance of Troy 3. Wildermuth and Jo-
seph A. Alexander would not have felt
warranted in predicting even twenty
five per cent. of the growth which the
Front-Market Motor Supply Company
has attained.
But one policy has been apparent in
| the conduct of this business, and as
has been the case with others, sue
cess, growth and confidence of the
public have come upon these two mea
| in no small degree.
, On November 1, 1914, it was deemed
eXpedient to incorporate, hence the
lFront-Market Motor Supply Company
of Harrisburg.
The success of the business has been
due entirely to the fact that the COM
! pany has specialized in products
known to be the best of their kind
until the supreme article has been
discovered, adopted and carried in
stock in sufficient quantities to meet
necessary demands. Among the
products successfully handled by this
concern are the following:
| Bosch Magnetic line complete.
| All standard makes of speedometers
and parts.
Stromberg and Rayfield carburetors.
Knight, Blackstone, Amazon, Dou-
BILE Fabric and Goodyear tires.
Complete line of Mobiloils.
| Full line of Keystone grease.
Heinze Springfield Ford starting
and lighting equipment.
S. c. Johnson's line of wax cleaner
and other products.
Northwestern Chemical Company's
complete line.
Bright ball bearings.
Prest-O-Lite storage battery service
station.
Three statesmen are constantly on
the road in the territory covered by
this company, promoting the sales of
the lines mentioned above.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-10
HAYNES EXHIBIT
ATTRACTIVE ONE
Miller Auto Co., Local Dis
tributorS, Has Beautiful and
Varied Display

The Miller Auto Company. local
Haynes dealer. has an elaborate ex-
hibit at it's cars during the local auto
mobile show. The local firm has been
assisted in this work by the Haynes
factory at Kokomo, Ind. This exhibit
is one of the most attractive at the
show, and certainly the most attrac-
in Harrisburg.
Speaking of the exhibit, Mr.. Miller
said: 1--WE are greatly pleased with the
success in getting several special cars
ready in time for the automobile show.
I'VE have been so busy and work of this
kind requires so much time and atten-
tion, that we have succeeded in having
our exhibit ready only because we made
an early start.
Haynes cars are so popular in this
territory that we were very anxious to
make a, splendid display, not only for
the advantages of showing our cars to
those who may not be familiar with
them, but also to please our customers
as they are great boosters for the
Haynes, and Will be glad to see the car
so we'll presented.
"Our line this year is composed of a
| seven passenger model of our Light
Twelve, beautifully finished.
"A four-passenger roadster on the
Light Six chassis.
"A 'built-to-order' Springfield two
passenger coupe on Light Six chassis.
| "A Light six ve-passenger Spring
| field sedan of standard finish. Brewster
green viii be the seasons leading color.
| I'VE take particular pride in the con-
struction and are naturally very much
pleased to be in position to make such
an exhibit.