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New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Consolidated Exchange

UNIT Of trndc ON this exchange. 10 sharesl
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active eharea follcw.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures.-The market was
closed as usual on Saturday.
Cottonseed Oil Futures-The mar
ket was again dull and featureless, as
far as business was concerned. Bid
prices were about 10 points lower, but
holders were not disposed to reduce
their offers, and consequently buyers
and sellers were further apart.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

=, Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
thoDe OF year ago:
Yesterday. year ago
Live steers best "
100 ID -: $i4.7o @si7.s5 sio.25 @sis2s
Dressed e. Of.
SIC SIDES, ID '2s g 1854 .is q .s7h
100 ID 49,. 1850 q 1900 1880 @ 1900
Dressed veas.
city. lb -. 20 q .z5Na 20 q "a
Iye ewes. 100
ID ........ 900 @ 400 ZOO q 1000
prime. 100 ID. 200 q - I70o a l7.1s
Dressed mutton,
~, ID ..;.,...;... 20 q .2s .is @ 20
lb .......... 80 q s4 .23 @ "a
Dressed hogs, ba- '''o
con. lb ..::... .2ss4@ as ~ % .2tM
Mess pork. Dbl. 400 @ $500 44.0o q -
91ss 91iess psSf; bbl $500 @ 34.O0 32.0O d $500
Id ..--........ 24.oo @ 24.iO 2s4o @ 2i.so
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

dollars dividend dollars
u.r is hasedc lastzr
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted). Open. High Low. Last
$4 Beth s 5s 2-yr n. esIs ssIs eaT esIa
so .Can Gov 5s. -. e6aa eesR ess% esq.,
zoo Federal f L 5s. 1o1s4 1o2 1ofa4 1o2
unlisted. tscll cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Orchard and Field
'Florida. new. bbl.
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
tPer toni A year ago
Timothy No. l,
large bales. $28.oo@31.oo $4,000 $500
No. clover mxd 23.oO@24.oO 18oO@19.So
Rye straw. No 16.0o@17OO 5000
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Fresh Poultry-Dressed

Turkeys--Dry packed, in barrels, dry
picked, young toms, average best. 30M
Sic; young hens, average best, 32033c;
poor. 25W28c; old toms, 800 32c.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
lndustrials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
1000 .Aetna Explos. a y 1874 1874
5'F Blumenthal. e5 So 90 %
200 sBurna Rros Ioe "a "a a. "a
600 Chevrolet Mot. 127 1913 12e 1e7
,sSS sSS :SSDsits :SsDsIss-Fs s.,ss sS IL iN /" u
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

Se@97 NC; storage packed extra hrsts,
.,5c137Ac; regular packed firsts, 1914
80 &c; fresh gathered seconds, 28N
5z1sc;. fresh gathered dirties, storage
PACKED, 29H030c; No. /, regular packed
ze1sC4 q 29c;; No. 2 and poorer, 2502Sc;
fresh gathered checks, good to choice,
dry, 26@2ec; undergrades, 15025c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry whites, fine to fancy, 42044c;
ordinary to prime, 38@4oc; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 36@40c; West
ern and Southern gathered whites. SO
@38c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns, 38G41c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 30037c; duck
eggs, 29Q45c.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

Eggs--The market continued in the
buyers favor, with prices low and ir-
regular. Trade consisted Of 27,940
cases. Fresh gathered extras. per
dozen, 8S@s9cs storage packed irsta,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

. Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
thoUe OF year ago:
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
Produce Markets-Cmrent

"Kiln dried.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Co1lgl1ed All Night,
Felt Miserable
Bones Fairly Acbcd--Was So
weak Could DO
Nothing.
three DOSES STOPPED
HER COIGu.

4 fcit miserable all over. Ny bones
fairly ached and could get no rest
from coughing. Just n soon as would
lie down at night would have a v!o-
lent III % coughing. My appetite was
poor. too, and | was so weak 1 could
Jus; barely drag around and that was
all was tired all tho ,inc until 1
saw liypo-Cod advertised and bought a
bottle. This is wonderful medicine.
ana took so many remedies prior
20 getting 1t without any result that
want Ia praise il and point the way
for others. II is surely the right rene
dy, for the very first day took three
doses ana tina, night didn't cough :,
bit. got a good nights rest and
felt better the next morning Since
then | have regaincd my old-timc
strength and energy and my appetite
is just nue. My cold and cough left
ne completely. and it only took two
bottles 10 do all this. I surely recon-
mend il in the highest terms" do
clared Mrs. NJ. t. Hodge. 1927 CIai-
borne street. Richmond Va
The lady above Is well advanced in
years and when she sent her grandson
down TO the drug store for 4 bottle or
llypc-tod She was almost ready to give
up. The very first day she was re
iicved OF her awful cough and slcp.
good that night. In just few DAYS
her strength was restored. her cold
and cough had gone for good and sh,.
WAS NJ and about doing her work with
renewed Zcst and risor. Take her AID
vice and get Il bottle yourself If YOU
"a
ton following serious Illness over
work or exposure. Read what others
say about ilypo-Cod on this page and
then get Il bottle for yourself oS any
member OF Your family troubled as
Mrs. Hodge was above
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
100000 Soldiers
of France Killed

20 per cent OF the French army
| has been killed in battle. another %
per cent have been seriously wound
ed. This terrible sacrifice OF half its
magnificent army has been freely
made by heroic France that liberty
might live. The world, and espec-
tally America, owes France an cnor-
nous debt Of gratitude, not only for
this. but for the discovery by French
peasants of Il perfect remedy for
stomach, liver and intestinal disord-
ers which is reported to have saved
many thousands OF lives the world
over, prevented innumerable surgi-
cal operations and alleiviated meal
culablc suffering. Geo. II. Mayr. a
leading Chicago Chemist, imports the
ingredients and sells this remedy in
America under the name OF Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy. 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the innamma-
ton which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Grant Drug Co. and druggists
yerywhcre.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Her Husband Had
Symptoms Of Flu
Achcd MI Over. Languid. Head
aches. Chi!ls and Fever.
AWfully Weak.
WEE TELLS WHAT
SHE DID FOR iIJoI

My husband was taken down with
4 bad cold and we were afraid that
he WAS taking the Flu He ached all
over and felt so tired and languid | WAS
sure he had it, His headache alarmed
both of us and he would feel HOT and
fcvcrsh one minute and cold as ice
the next. His appetite had gone. too.
and II" was 50 terribly weak | was
almost desperate. We saw Uypu- Cod
advertised for such troubles and read
whore many people suggested that il
be used To ward off the Flu so we
got a bottle and he now has used two
bottles OF this wonderful medicine. #
not only prevented him from getting
down with the Spanish Influenza bu:
II made him feel ever so much strong
~. The cold and cough lief. him and
lac began enjoying his food ana had
II good appetite right away. He sleeps
good. too, once again and I often tell
him that Hypo-Cod did him more
good in two weeks than all the med! :
cine he ever took. 1t is surely fine"
declared Mrs EuGenia Carter, Gl5
Stockton Street, Richmond. Va
IT you ache all over. cough and are
stuffed up: if you feel weak ana Lam
sud aud seem 10 have all the symp-
toms Of the dreaded Flu" stop by
the drug store and get Al bottle of
TYPO Cod. Take it according TO direc-
tions and watch it build you up and
drive away those symptoms.
Read what others on this para saw
about it. Read how they. too. were
relieved just as Mrs. Carter's husband
was above Then stop by the Tragle's
Drug store and procure n bottle They
gladly prepay a large bottle anywhere
upon receipt OF Sl.20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
CARY MADE CHAIRMAN
OF FINANCE C0|NnITTEE
Undertakes Task Of Haising Sl5,OnG
for Billy Sunday,
Campaign
MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
Prcl!niinarj"s Incident To Coming of
Eain"uS Evangelist Now Grtti,,:
Into Full Swing III Richmond.
Union Meetings To-Du,.

r. Archibald Cary former food nd
lniniStraior Tor Richmond. has accepted
the embarrassing Of IA" finance com
inlttee OF tn. Rilly sunday campaign.
TINS committees first activity wiil %.
10 raise in cash and picdg.s 30 per
cent Of the $1,000. which amount is
recess, 10 cover the expense bulge,
o, IN, sunday c@i"npai.n and without
me absolute assurance Of which the
kIChmondwar.!.
VIII be held at hcadurIarrcrs for ii,
l;iity sunday CAMPAIGN in tn. y. n
g. y. tomorrow night ~ S:I5 O'clock.
Wnen preliminary .n"tructions will ..
given by James r. Walker advance
agent of Billy SUNDAY raI,.iye 20 -.
pan by which this amount can H.. mos,
,Np.nlttonsy raised in Richmond in tn.
next two weeks.
Mr. cary's committee. sclec,.a rIar,
me membership of Tho sixty ono CO.
@%herallnS churches OF tho city. is as
81 Hi i.rrf BARN, G,ss2 s. rataeriage v
Miiisn v f HTi"-ry; ,a@ r2@ir .aP%Tai
j;a ann,rTY" ,Atgmu.. z l. Powers i,ir,,.
Gint.r inrf. r NJ collier. Gro.o tycn,;.,
i.o!si sr@ ". '"'T Is .7, J. iignp9n
i.ino (, r...., - ''E Gr"fe i !. Hariort.
r Made. Ridge. .um !: In!,,nln H'fS",
1 Wn Thgn1s Mor,"G STOCKTON S,r.ci
;@9 yen$oS s,r%at I K reaa Mn!'TE c MY
ar,MisIi,> jW!." % %s& GaMat stfh'% Aye.
HIM" - NJ n.",, ,Ir S.'en'h street. Il
t"i>c2na' John = tasley. Grace Ep.co-
G Giarcncd M" f.nI aE% iialy Comforter:
:, LtTIEKAN ! Sa.!.ns+@,.rr. Frs, Ens.
t. Haam.sn %n,.!2n, i!rsaG
I ,: w X Gibbs. Decatur street.: II 4.
noun, Av6nu" r. Arch.r G i;lnd. T"ir'
Ka"mpf. Highland r&rt: i, /. R'i.I
j 9 Wilson. !, radii;'s, '' A I'm = 3it,.
@%'"''} w n l''G Na,a,l Eaa" <"so" .
s'i h' y NAi,5Ser. s.,a "sse. hy. An
ton I"i aG@ Trarii !.@lo Fn: T. T. Cram ~,
Hi;""s.c". Mi1tah; I o. K"mp. Mon,rosa: ".
liam i! nHl Third Chgrch NJ II AnGiaTr--
Two union meetings in widely sep
arat"d sections OF the city Will featnr.
10 nights program. Mir. Waller VIII
huuieSS ine union meeting Al the l.ei.h
street Baptist Church at o'ci0ci,
while Al saunders. OF the sunday
rarty. viii address the union meeting
at Grove Avenue Baptist Church.
" nat iho sunday Campaign Viii
Mean 10 Richmond" VIII be the sub
Jcct OF Mr.. Walkers address a, Con
tchGrN Method.st church this morning
~ o'clock, and at the sam" hour
Ny. Saunders viii address the cnnur.
cation Of IN" Pine Street Baptist
Church on "Wha; Billy sunday Did for
Scranton"
Tomorrow at 1920 o'clock a, -.
i;tulS Episcopal Church there viii Ice
an important meeting OF the ministers
Oh me city and Of business men ana
representative declaration from
cach OF the siNty-On" co-ouaratiu.,
churches Of the city viii b" present a,
~, ~ WORRIES rally III the First Baptist
NAurch inns afternoon at . O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
SiEI'FIiODISJ'.

urond street Preaching Mt II
"ciock by Bishop Collins Denny and
Ut O'Clock by Trv. Fred r. Chenault
Pnrts PIare-Rev. II. c. pf.iTcr n
-, the pastor Will preach mt II and
o'clock anu
=, M3nnment-Thc pastor. Rev. George
NtS!eF Jones, ID. u, Will preach nj II
and o'clock. ''
Trinity-Rtv. e. r. Gambler. the mas
,or: VIII preach at IL and s o'clock
y watch night" service will he heIl
ny the Epworth League. beginning 81
II o'clock Tuesday night. :"
brsn"h Observation-Disclosures at II and
3 oc!oHk, with preaching biz the mas
tor. Rev. j. NJ. Mooney yea
ccntrnnrry-nreac ching at II o'clock
nN James +. Walker, advance agent q,
Billv sunday. AT s o'clock ~ ~
y. Smoot, D. D.. will preach
Grncc--l'rcachinE at II and 8 o'clocl;
by the pastor. Rev. J. T.. Carey, -. d. "
Laurel Street-The past or Will preach
at II and o'clock. Installation nj
stewards at morning service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Was Terribly
Weak After Flu
Had Pains Under Shoulder
Blades and in Small Of Back.
Could Lift Nothing. ssa
STRENGTH ALL GONE
But FEELS FINE NOW

The results / got from using Hypo-,
Cod following the Spanish Influenza
were SO good my husband and little
girl are both taking it now and it IL
doing wonders for them just as 1t did
for me.
My chief trouble was weakness
after the Flu ] was feeling so weak
and always SO worn-out and wearyFI
could hardly carry package from
The corner grocery without becoming
utterly exhausted, had pains and
aches across my back and under tho
shoulder blades. / had no strength and
no appetite either when 1 started tax
ing liypo-Cod. but now I am on my
third bottle OF this wonderful remedy
and the results have been splendid.
The pain and ache has all gone from
my back and shoulder blades and I be-
iicNe | could now carry UP a bucket OF
coat from downstairs and never feel
1t. 1t certainly gave me fine appe-
lite. too. and / feel stronger now than
for several years. My husband and
little girl are both taking 1t now, and
| am glad TO recommend Hypo-Cod, for
know 1t VIII do all they claim" de.
clarcd still another Richmond lady.
Mrs. J. J. Lyons. % Maiden Lane. "a
Many people after getting over tho
Flu" have found it difficult to regain
their old-time strength. Mrs. Lyons
above says that She feels stronger and
better than she has for years. Many
have complained OF achy1 sore ana
tender muscles and bones. They have
almost screamed with pains in their
back and yet with Hypo-Cod such
troubles quickly disappear az thou.
sands OF users have found after using
but a bottle or two.
Hypo-Cod puts people back to work
days and weeks sooner than usual. It
wards or sore lungs. pulmonary ana
tubercular troubles ami stops that
hacking cough, cold and indigestion.
IL cnrichcs the blood and brings back
the health. color and vigor. Stop by
Tragle's Drug Store tonight and get q
bottle. They gladly prepay a bottle
anywhere upon receipt of price 81 2O.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Had & Children
Down With "Flu''
Mother Almost Ready to Give
Up. Caught Cold and Was
Desperate. d
HER MOTHER MADE
HER TAKE HYPO.COD
Grandma Said Mother Should
Have Given 1t to Children
Right from the Start. ~

Il had bad cold and cough and
had four children down with the Flu
1T one time and waiting on them pref
~ nearly wore me out. l was tired all
the time and could hardly drag around.
My cough bothered me terribly and
especially during the daytime. had
no appetite. and. in fact, would go all
day sometimes without n bite to eat.
| was almost on the point or giving IN
when my mother came to our house
bringing with her a bottle OF IIypo-'
cod. She had used 1t and It built her
up and kept her from having the Flu,
:" she insisted that try it. Well. my
love FOR mother was so strong I de.
cided To use the bottle she brought me:
although had little faith in 1t. But
TO my surprise and delight I had not
taken more than half dozen doses
until my cough was better and I was
feeling stronger and better all over.
am now on my second bottle and can
cat good again and am feeling like
my Old self again. am glad to enS
dorse Hypo-Cod. for il does what they
claim for ii and mother was right when
she said. You should have taken Hypos
Cod when the Flu first broke out in
your family" Fag
SO declared still another Richmond
lady. Mrs. Janet Clary, 1851 Tay!or
Street. Richmond. Va.
The success OF Hypo-Cod In Rich.
mona is more phenomenal than It's
Wondcriul success elsewhere In Nor.
io!k fifteen thousand bottles were sold
during the epidemic and Norfolk holds
i record III this country for quickly;
overcoming both the first and second
tpldemics. In Akron. Ohio, in Whsels
ing and in dozens or other centers,,
where the epidemic ragged, people
bought Iypo-Cod by the thousand and
In not single instance of record did
anyone who took it as a preventive
s'' sick. or did single one who took
~ after an attack fail TO quickly re-,
cover This is astounding. but never.
theicss true. Droo by the drug store
II you are still weak. bothered with
cough or cold and in Il weakened, run.
down condition. Hypo-Cod builds I'M
people quickly either before or after
serious Illness You can't get sick II
In perfect health. Why not be that
way? Read what others say on this
page about Hypo-Cod. Then send for
bottle tonight. The price Is si,e0 for
large hottie. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
EPISCOPAL.


81. Johns at II and &
o'clock by The rector. Rev Hugh W.
'Subictt.
All snint.'-Thc rector. Rev J. i.
bowman. -. d.. VIII conduc, the usual
services at II and 1880 o'clock.
81. MISUNDERSTANDING prayer and
sermon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at S:l5 o'clock Tn. rec
tor EeV. q. treeland Peter. - D.. viii
preach a, the morning service. and
Williams at night.
NIonumcntnl--Th. rector. Rev. James
" Morris; u; -. VII preach IT II
O'Clock. The Christmas music VIII be
repeated at the O'Clock service.
Church of tho Holy COMMUNICATIONS
Communion at go and morning prayer
at 10 o'clock. y; II o'clock there VIII
be a special sunday school Christmas
with Christmas music. Evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock.
Church of the AsccnxIon-M Morning
prayer and sermon ~ II O'Clock. I've
The rector. Rev. rhilip y. Arthur. wi!l
preach 1T both services.
Holy Trinity--Se!vic"s at j and s
O'Clock. Rev; J. j. Gravatt, y. D.. will
prach a: both services.
st: rnnl>-Rev. bergman Green, D.
ID, viii preach at II o'clock and at The
Christmas carol service AZ S O'Clock
~. Mnrk's Morning prayer ana SER
3 mon at u O'Clock Evening prayer and
{ sermon at ) o'clock Rev K. cary
! service and the choir viii render spe-
cial music.
81. Lukc's- Morning prayer and SER
mon ~ II o'clock by The rector Rev.
j W. Field
Christ Morning prayer at II o'clock.
y. de Foe Wagner. tho rector will
preach at both services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
a SOTHER ENCOu NTER TELLS
OF THRILLING: SEA FIGHT

Further honors remained in store fog
me same .h!p. tor later in the day she
ran in with another submarine. which
."WlE "E.Fiook hcr. opening fire when
about Two miles of.
After the. sixth round the ship was
stopped and a boat put OFF from her
10 II! outward appearance the ship
WAS abandoned. From :. position ava V
ON the port beam the submarine main
tanned her fire tin the boat had pulled
clear Of the ship.
., I in"r""ftsr her manepvers were
stopped exactly abeam; then suddenly
sh" began 10 approach the ship. and
Vas soon travciinG At her fnli surface
began 10 subm"rGe, and she remained
submerged Till she was within about
my yards OF the ship. when she rose
As The hull appeared one of the de-
Coz coy snap aft.rguns hred. and the
tower, piercing the rounded side foo,
y flash of brilliant blue flame and n
dense volume OF yellow smoke came
from the hole. Almost simultaneously
another shell struck forward. and the
bows We're envelopcd in II cloud or
The submarine gave a conclusive
!urch. and with loud noise of gurg
great pool of oil.
some times the disguised merchant
man mas rough time while waiting
The opportunity TO make sure OF the
enemy.
On one occasion the enemy opened
fire At long range. but his aim was
poor. and he approached at full speed
from close quarters he sent shell
through tho poop OF the merchantmen.
when exploded a depth charge and
blew an officer from his control posi-
non. TWO more hits were scored on
ne poop. which was now burning
Soon q big explosion blew the four
men Gnn and the guns crew into the
air. Tho gun landed forward on the
we'll deck AT the time only one gun
you'd bear on the submarine, and this
opened tirc.
The enemy. surprised that the ship
Was not really abandoned. hurriedly
G!Ncd put IL is possible that one hit
was obtained on the coming tower
before he disappeared Hoses were
turned on the poop, which was by
This time mass OF flames. the deck
being rcd hot.
The submarine then fired a torpedo.
which struck near the engine room
For an hour she cruised about sub
merged Then. as the mcrchantman n
had been torpedocd and was badly on
IRE. shc deemed Il safe TO break sur
.acc and she came up directly astern.
from which position she shellcd the
ship At range Of a few hundred
rect hits or falling near the boats
which had been lowered
TWO exploded on the bridge, tear
!nE 1t to pieces. \ signal for ass,s-
tLncc was sent out. and very shortly
Attrrward e destroyer arrived Ii
tackle a crippled and bl?zing mer-
chantman: u destroyer was another
matter. and at first sight OF the war
snip INC enemy disappeared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Whole Family
Says It's Fine

had the Spanish Influenza and
had no appetite. enjoyed a real bad
cough and was so weak just dragged
around. Others in the family, how
ever had been wonderfully strengthen.
ed and built UP by Hypo-Cod, SO
| got bottle and it has droven a
splendid tonic for mel 1t increased
my appetite and built me so good (
feel stronger and better than In yeara
Thc cough stopped before I had taken
half bottle and all the pains and
soreness in my chest disappeared, too.
| am glad to recommend such a remedy
ana believe IL will help anybody who
viii give it trial" writes Miss Blanche
burroughs. 1920 Brambleton Ave, Nor
folk "a
Wee. small children and elderly poo
pie around three score and ten alt
praise Hypo-Cod. 1t puts them back
on their foe; In no time. 1t is lust
fine. Tastes good and agrees perfect.
~ with the most delicate stomach. Ie
contains Syrup OF Hypophosphites, Cod
Liver OIL. Malt Iron, Wine and wild
Cherry Bark. Your physician viii
heartily recommend IT,. Don't take an
other substitute Bc sure only that you
get the genuine Hypo-Cod manufac..
tured 10y the nationally known Earle
Chemical Co.. OF Wheeling, w. vs--~
Adv. Ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29

kingsport N peace -time Industrial dc
vclopmcnts
General Sibcrt stopped at several
points ~ Southwcs. Virginia. MAKING
hurried investigation Of the minerai
and other resources OF th.H section OF
the country. Ne expressed himself as
Fin&Spprt. and said h. felt certain
chat all OF the plants there can easily
be turned 10 work on - peace basis
and that the new East Tennessee city
has - great industrial future before IL
A. has East Tennessee generally.
lie was highly pleased with the re-
suits Of his Investigations in Southwest
virginia. and says the opportunity for
this section for immediate Industrial
lrNclOp!ncnt is unlimited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
h"nt iub Going Observation-Disclosures
movement Mt Various Points
in Old North state

The virginia Dare Hunt Club pro-
poses TO establish a vegetable canning
factory on its preserves at Shallot,c
The Mint Cola Company a new bot
tllnE concern. has been incorporated at
SALISBURY with $4,000 capital stock
y building to cost $4,000 is TO be
erected by the Palmer Memorial Insti-
tH'c near Charlotte 10 take the place
OF one recently destroyed By fire
,, Inc Sarah Elizabeth Hospital OF
Henderson. Will erect early next wear
an amnitionai hospital building TO cost
The 7 j: Woodward Lumber Com
nany' OF Raleigh. has been incorporated
with 100000 capital stock
The Josephine knitting Mills OF
CherrNyille, proposes to add the manu-.
factnre of mems half hose to its 1913
output: and Will also build and eauir
a dyeng plant
The Colivia Lumber Company has
9 .eSnn o Incorporated at Wilmington with
sloo.ooo capital stock and will com.
mcnce business January l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Son Almost Went
Into Pneumonia
After "FIu" Son Was Having
ChiIls and FeycrS and
Strength Would Not
Come Pack.
SAYS SIZE KNOWS or
THREE CASES LIKE II
In Every Instance Hypo-Cod
Proved 80 BE Exactly the
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ana inc HfSt bottle ala wonders for
/ hin.
his cough stopped entirely before
ne had used half the first bottle and
his c"id absolutely disappeared. Now
since he has used two bottles he has
rcgainrd his old strength and energy
and is bacI; 10 normal again His APP
petite returned Just fine. and he sicadi