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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL AROUND IN DlXlELAND
Ncw Companies Being Organized In
Numerous Southern states for
Pence Time Operations.

The Sterling Hosiery Mills. recently
orEanized. have about completed their
big factory at BennettSvilic. s. c.. and
Will soon be turning out go dozen
pairs OF hosiery q day.
The Georgia sulphur Ore Company.
Of $i.SoG.oco viii Sa an' an im Hnp,s
factory near Atlanta for the manufac-
,ure, OF fertilizers and fertilizer in
gradients.
The Galloway Coal Company. COM
has increased the capital stock TO
Carbon lin. Alabama.
The city. of rascagoula. Miss. has
TO completes paving work already com.
menced. and to extend the sewerage
system.
The Tlamoss Company is tho name
Of new concern which proposes to
establish moss ginning plant at Pa
latka. Fla. The company is capitalized
at $4,000 and its business will be 10
make hair from tree moss found in
abundance in Florida.
The Southern Rice Products Com
pany capital $500 coo. is establishing 4
factory at Houston. Texas. for the man
utacture OF specially prepared foods
from rice. The company has bought a
California plant which is being re-
of Fort Estill. Ky, has increased lis
CAPITAL stock from $4,000 TO S1o5. 600
for the purpose of charging it's two
plants.
The Johnson Harlow Lumber Com
pany. of Clarksdale. Miss. has increased
its capital stock from $4,000 to $780,
COO, and proposes at once to make
great improvements to tho already
large plant
The Star Lumber Company. OF Can
Torment, Fla. lately Incorporated with
100000 capital stock. will operate en-
tcnsivc mills in Baldwin County. Ala
bama.
The 7.ooe-acre tract of the New Or
leans Lake Shore Land Company. along
the Lake ronchartrain at Little Woods
4 suburb of New Orleans. will be to a
great extent cultivated in cane next
season II the recommendation OF Dr.
w. c. Stubs. the first director OF the
Audubon Sugar School, is followed
The orange trees will be planted more
thickly and removed from a large por-
tion OF this fine. large body OF re-
claimed wet lands
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WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
More Coal Mining Companies md Other
Industries Getting Under Way
In Mountain Stntc.

The Hendricks Oil and Gas Company
has been incorporated at Hampstead to
bore for oil and operate natural gas
works near Hendricks
Riley & Riley have commenced the
rebuilding of their extensive blaming
mills, RECENTLY burned at Bridgeport
TIE United Zinc Smelling Corpora
ton is erecting an immense storage acid
tank at MoundSville.
The L. l.. oil and Gas Company has
been Incorporated at ShinnSton, with
$4,000 capital stock
The Beaver Run Coal Company has
been Incorporated, with $500. 900 can't a
stock. TO mine coal at Holly, in BruXton
county NJ Of tho incorporators are
of Phila lphia
The 'avy Department has closed con-
tracts With Washington concern for
inc immediate erection OF booster
pIaEt for the water system at the gov
crnnent rroIectiic works in South
Charlcston The cost is to be s5OOo0
The RraXton County Coal Company
MADE up OF Chicago capitalists. has
Decn duly organized, and will proceed
at once with the development OF the re-
in BraSton County '''"'
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an Easy Way to EechnrEe tho System with
PHOSPHORUS and Restore Health and
strength TO the Weak and Aunemic

BOSTON, Mass. Your nerves and brain
'''tu nhosnhorus hk. your body needs food -
says I'f Reid. and the trouble with most
"' US rs We use NJ our supply OF phosphorus
"Hf hnd ourselves all run down and un. bic
20 do our daily WORK without feeling ali tired
out We may look strong ana healthy an
we could do a full days work witEou,
'ansrc. but while We have "a certain Kind OF
strength We easily become AL tagged out
we can't sand anything. We give out he
cause We lack phosphorus and lack endur-
"'ie" tor months and years we 20 on usinr.
hi'" more phosphorus every day than we
s'"i" W. and the loss Is So gradual that IL Is
''h' ICED wi a crisis is reached and we find
ourselves On the verge OF a complete nervous
lie"n down. This coniitiOn affects both
'..''i4 ana boGy. Nothing interests Us AZ IL
i ~ I'd ana we actually live Hlrus--our
! : are less scusitiNc-thcy are no; go
| ~ awe Whom nhd this condition
| me phcsuh"raied malt and have seen
| tiIuo ' :" " WY sh"r'
! , n's'ni!y Ti'icn, came to ne ali RIM
! 80. "t.' "a he vCrge or a mentaI col
ana 's daily "ork had become d.udg.ry
81, - R'' neither rest nor recroation from
-" '''''S o' ho!idaya lilo could neither
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
SOUGHT BETTER CLIMATE;
FOUND IT IN OLD VIRGINIA
Man Who Came from Nebraska to Mnks
Things Grow In old Hanover
County.

A Nebraska man who sought tho
better climate OF Virginia has made
good up in Hanover County and In a
letter to *. Il. Crowley. Industrial and
agricultural agent of the Chesapeake
Ohio Railway. he tells all about 1t.
ter tells the whole story. Here. It is:
Il came from Nebraska. whore /
farmed for nearly fifteen years. and
the long. cold winter days. ! thought
would better my condition by trying
TO farm in Virginia.
peake & Ohio hallway. the 2Sth Of last
April thia year,. and 1t took me fully
was n neglected farm OF ninety-six
acres. planted twenty-five acres i'm
corn cor and It prod produced nifty bushels 70
clover-about fifteen acres. and ten
acres In alfalfa. and it surely is look
ing fine. My garden and potatoes also
we're success. plowed up my old
pasture and put In winter oats and
retch. 1t could never look any better
When commenced farming here
very poor piece of land. and II would
not produce any crop at all. but | was
too old in farming. l was not that kind
judgment and now when they see tina:
the poor land ! got can produce any
kinds ;n of crop put In !, they surely
way with a lot of people in this cpun-
try--they talk too badly about their
own country and the newcomers get
scared and don't dare to invest in the
land.
Now. ! Will say this nuch--the land
here in the State of Virginia can pro-
duce as big a crop. If not bigger, than
any other state in the Union. If any
body wants 10 come here to Virginia
and locate. / Will say come! They
Will never regret it..
Il went to the county fair here and
] surely saw samples of all kinds Of
grain and garden stuff--the biggest
pumpkins and melons have ever seen
i surely WAS surprised TO see for my
self that Virginia land could produce
crops like this. but all we need hers
are some good farmers that are no.
afraid to take hold OF the land and
farm IT right. and they will reap as l
have done"
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lions in the same hall and the indica-
eXpositions will be the biggest thing
of the kind ever pulled OF In Virginia,
The horticultural Society has offered
more and larger prem iums than In any
previous year and the responses al
ready received from all of the apple
growing sections OF Virginia by Sec
rotary Massey justify him In making
the announcement that the fruit cx-
hibit at Lynchburg this year will be
by far the largest and most varied tho
society has ever pulled OFF.
The officers of the society this year
are: &. Purcell McCuc, president; T. w.
Woollen. treasurer: William l.. Mas
sey. OF Winchcster. secretary.
The officers Of the Virginia Corn
Growers Association are: r. b. Hutch
ison. OF Blacksburg, president: g. w.
Wampler of HarrisonburS. vice pres
iddnt: Il. II. Hodgson. of Blacksburg.
secretary ~. r. Bcllwood.
of Chesterfield County. is chairman of
tho board Of directors
Secretary TIodgson reports that tho
Lynchburg corn exhibition Will be
record-breakcr.
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Without hosphorusNerues ofSteel
Weaken, Waste Away and Die
VINO
the Nerves. Clear Backs

sleep nor concentrate his mind on his work
ADVISED hin To cat less and take two five.
grain tablets OF phosphorated malt after
"ach meal. In less than ten days he waIked
INT" my office full OF vim and vigor his eve.
bright. his step firm and His manner tina [
oil man OF twenty-five though he was well
past dfty."
The value cf malt in we'll known 10 nil
PhgsiSiahs 1t is remarkable tonic and
Tissue builder. Combined with phosphorus
ana phosphatcs as in phosphorated malt n
increases mental stamina, balances tho blood
anu hina tho system convert food init
living tissue The old liquid forms of malt
are inconHenicnt TO take. and most of than,
contain alcohol. which produces q needless
stimulation always followed by a depressing
reaction Phosphoratcd malt ha. tho nutri
I'VE properties Of matt without the evil ef-
reefs OF alcohol After few DAYS of n yu,,
WIZ wake In tho morning vigorous nd re-
ircshed ready TO begin the days work with
rrdoub!ed confidence. optimism and endur-
aECc
NOTE-The feeling OF exhilara,ion often
npnCeHblc after few weeks usc ~ nbos
phoratcd malt In not duo 10 stimuIniion II
~ me chetrfuin"ss that comes az nerfcct
htaith- liic ttream Rowing ::c.iy oarry.
~, mr.: Nh, nc n"urishment the .h"dv needs. and
needs !" hc rid. The Hnc eIharstion o. p ner
icci health and faultIes. uourishmrnf 81 40
rare 10 mnht people as to lee r.marka HE nd
sr1nEe. Incorporated malt * saiS ~ I'll
drngrihts and especially in RIchmond ~
tragic. bauer. Polk MiiiIr.-Adv. w
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Light mt Rocky Mount.

ROCKY MOUNT, ~ g., November is.
me receipts of tobacco this week
nave not been as heavy as expected.
tho farmers from stripping, while the
open weather as very favorable TO the
crops.
Receipts for the week totaled about
i.eoo,o0 pounds which sold at AN aver
age OF S5s.s6. making total for the
season Oh about l0.T50,000 pounds at
an average of S36.U3
me offerings as Il whole have been
INFERIOR 10 those of the previous week
showing q large percentage OF COM
mon. nondescript leaf and Jugs. with n
great many common tips. Some good
with a'fair sprinkiinE of Warmers
frices are very high on all grades
ana seem TO advance each day on the
wrappers sell as high as $50 per nun
dred ~ good season will bring heavy
receipts.
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Woman's Faith Helps
8. Husband

~ III ypYe my good health TO INV ,g,,e
&Who had faith In ii newspaper ad sh.
z1aw OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
&WAs down so badly with stomach and
oliver trouble after Is years OF suffer.
$tnE and trying every known remedy
shat had no faith in anything. This
has certainly been a 'God-se,.t,
Mo me-" 1t is simple. harmless pre-.
Eparation that removes the catarrhal
hucus from the intestinal tract and al
Ways the Inflammation which causes
all stomach. liver ana In
3&sstJnai ailments. Including appendicitis.
SQnA dose will convince or money re-
&s5nAcd Grant Drug Co. and druggists
S4ky,yhcre.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
CaIome| Loses You a Days Work!
Take D0ds0n's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guaranteed If bilious constipatcd or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up

Every druggist in town-your drug
gis, and everybody's druggist-has
noticed n great falling off in the sale
OF calomeL They all give the same
reason. Dodson's Liver Tone Is ak
tng it's place.
"Caloincl is dangerous and people
know II. while Dodson's Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better re-
suitS. said prominent local druggist
Dodsons Liver Tone ~ personally
guaranteed by every druggist VINO
cells IL large bottle doesn't cost
very much. but II Il fails TO give easy
relief In every case OF liver slugcish-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

know that il is needless to have dys-
pepsia y little Diapepsin occasionally
keeps the stomach sweetened and they
eat their favoritc foods without fear
If your stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion; IL
your food is a damage Instead OF 4
help, remember the quickest, surest
most harmless relief is Pape's Dia-
pepsin' which costs only fifty cents for
IL large case at drug stores. It's truly
wondcrful--it stops fermentation and
acidity and sets things straight, So
gently and easily that 1t Is really as
tOniShing.-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
Stomach Upset? Stop Indigestion,
Gases, Sourness--P ape's Diapepsin
Instant Relief! Neutralize stomach acidity and stop
dyspepsia, pain, heartburn, bclchng. Try it!
Wonder what upset your stomach

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the dam
aEe-do you" Well. don't bother. If
your stomach is in revolt: il sick
gassy and upset, and what you Just
ate mas fermented and turned sour:
mead DIZZY and aches; belch gases and
acids and cructatc undigested food ;
breath foul. tongue coated-just take
a little Papc's piapcpsin TO helm ncu-
traliZe ac!dity and iii five minutes YOU
wonder what bcca me OF the indigc s-
ton and distress.
Millions Of men and women to-day
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Don't scold your fretful peevish
child. See If the tongue is coated: this
Is sure sign that the little stomach
liver and bowels are clogged with, bile
and imperfectly digcsted food.
When listless. pale, fevcrish. with
tainted breath. q cold, or a sore throat:
IL the child does not eat sleep or act
naturally. or has stomach-ache indiges-
ton or dlarrhea, give n teaspoonful OF
California Syrup OF Figs" and in a
Kew hours all the waste matter. bile and
iermenting food will pass out Of the
bowels. and you have a healthy. playfuI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

child again. Children love this harm
less fruit laxative" and mothers can
rest easy after giving It. because it
nefer tafis to make their little "insides"
sweet and wholesome.
Keep 1t handy, Mother. 4 little given
to-day saves a sick child tomorrow.
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gist for bottle OF genuine california
Syrup Of Figs and Elixer of SIENNA !"
made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
which has directions for babies. chill
dren OF all ages. and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle-Ady.
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COTTON GlNNED TO DATE
Figures Given Ont by the Cen,u. IN
reau of Work Up To
October IL

g. Accercing 10 tho report OF the Census
SEsursaG ne cotton ginnrd up to Oc,oSer
~ ,on or h me crEi1 81 ihis year amounted TO
tso,lsg,pVo oa!cs which ig l2l6.SgT Li,I.S
Smore than was Gjnued in 1Hi7, ht,t sts
;SSsaSo 6nies less than the number gained
lsnotvasd ~ ~, ,n's report round bales are
IE1ncluneO, bOt or" cpuT' I'd o.. ra II =,
This year II 3,@35 round bales have bacn
kginned. The numher Einncd in 1917 VA
8f. The report OF the Census Bureau .,
$zsrs no estimate nate Of NE cotton Of this
&Snt very little OF the Sea lsla,d o ,m.ru
|shaS been ginned UP TO d. 'O'toH
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ness and constipation. you have only
TO ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy
harmless TO both children and adults.
Take u spoonful at night and wake I'D
feeling hnv: no biliousncss. sick head
ache. acid stomach or constituted
bowels. 1t doesn't grippe or cause In
convenience all the next day like vio-
lent calomel Take dose of calomel
to-day and tomorrow you will feel
weak. sick and rnauseatcd Don't lose
Il days work! Take DOdson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine, fun of
viEor and ambition.-Adv.
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COMING OUT UF WOODS
Village OF Prince George Courtbousc
Ma! iin'e Electric halfway
AdNnntaEcH by Snrinr

PRINCE GEORGE. VA. Novcmber ,c
THE people OF this village. while ceie
orating the great victory across the
waters. are also rejoicing over the
with the outside world The Peters
burg and AppoinattoN Electric Rail-
way company. which operates the troll
sidering the extension Of the line 10
this place. 1t is hoped here that tho
track VIII be laid TO the ancient Prince
George Courthouse, and the line nut in
operation BY the coming Of tho next
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BIG SHOW AT LYNCHBURG
Virginia Stnte horticultural Society and
virginia Corn Growcrr' Association
to HIVE Joint Exposition.

The Virginia State horticultural So
ciety VIII hold it's annua! meeting this
year In Lynchburg, December g. and
o. On the same dates and In the same
city the Virginia Corn Growers Asso-
ciation viii hold it's annual meeting
Both associations will have exhibit
IONS In the same hall and the intlicn-
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SOME SHIPBUlLDlNG
Fnst Work Tint Has ncrn and I. We,
GotnS on AZ baltimore
Yards.

The Baltimore Dry Dock and Shin
building Company. according TO a de-
tallSd report IN tho Manufacturers Re-
cora. Is building ships of various kinds
AT three separate plants Two u,a
eS'2hiished plarSS and third complet-
cd last March IN addition, AN cnorrn-
GUS amount of repair work on vessels
or the largest type Is being under
taken The new plant. which is one
or the most modern and cGicien, in
the country. cost more than 81 900 600
and is located near old Fort McHenry.
There are two airy docks TO ,ak. care
or vessels up TO Go feet In length
Ten vessels have been launch,i this
year, their tonnage being 200 tons
and four others with a tonnage Of
$500 each will be launched before
January The company mas e, an
tract for eight vessels OF this type
and II conditions permit this program
TO be carried out, il will mean six yes
sells launched within less than nm"
months from the laying of the first
keel at the new plant.
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Mcndcr.on and oxfora nam H.

- 1tfIN DEItSUN, y. G, November TO-
nesSipts or lea tobacco both on this
been very large this week with prices
s.ili climbing on ali colory goods that
show up. The highest prices or tho
season were recorded here and in on
ford this week "
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"Sea.onr Needed nt Enrmx,I1.

,lFARMV1LLE, VA. November l6.-
nue receipts OF leaf tobacco this week
we're something less than 100000
rbOunas . and Will continue light until
and the farmers have a season Tho
onerings this week consisted of pri,n-
ings and long leaf. Much OF the lat
ter was in bad order md drnrpcd hut
tne strictly good stock in good order
SOLO well. some of 1t bringing fancy
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Chcmicnl Factory Coming to nristoI.
=, Bristol; VA. November LITTLE
ca pitalized at 100000. has been en- Char
tered to establish chemical works in
this vicinity. T.. w. Pendelton, Of
new company and T.. Il Levy. of New
York: is the secretary The company
VIII have a New York office
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Stuff RE: RS.
Read This
Announcement!

If You Are Afflicted With Any of the Troubles Men
toned Below, This Article is of the Utmost I'm
portance to You. To Read it and Take Advantage
of the Opportunity it Offers May Make an Entirely
Different Man or Woman of You Perhaps Add
Many Years to Your Life
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Another Mig Week Mt Danville.

DANVILLE, VA. November l6.-An-
other week Of heavy receipts OF leaf
tobacco with the medium and lower
grades In excess. However, there were
large deliveries of the finer goods and
they sold out of sight. Bright cutters
OF the finer type were never so high
on this market and the same may be
said OF the extra fine wrappers. The
receipts this week were little over
100000 pounds. The market was very
active and bidding spirited from the
first hour OF the opening sales TO the
closing minute OF the last days sales.
The average for the week was close
10 $40 per hundred. Unless there shall
come rain over Sunday and season"
throughout the old bright belt the re-
ceipts on this market will doubtless
be much smaller next week.
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start Work In Winston-SaIcm
WINSTON-SALEM. y. c.. November
l6.-Thc city has just closed con-
tract with the Atlantic Bitulithic Com
pany. of Richmond. for resurfacinG
$4,000 yards Of bitulithic pavement in
TO be $4,000.
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Two Million Pound. at south Borton.

Two Million Pounds at south Boston.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. November 10.
ton warehouses have peen filled each
day with the bright tobacco and the
market was never more active. The
larger part Of the offerings were of the
medium and lower grades. hut good
quantities Of fine bright cutters and
wrappers were on the breaks These
going from SEQ TO ss5 and some OF the
latter from $40 TO SIS. The offerings
for the week weighed out about 1000
600 pounds and notwithstanding the
many common to medium goods in tho
breaks the remarkable average Of about
S39 per hundred was made Unless
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RfrhrnOndcrs May BuIld Street RAILWAY.
6 FATmhETTE a, II n C.. Noyem6er
city have before them for considera-
ton a proposition from Rlchmand CYa.)
parties to build and operate n street
railway here In, asking for the char
chase the tarck now laid In two OF the
Fayetteville streets. Tho matter has
been referred to seelct committee.
ard 1t is believed the franchise viii DO
granted -"
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thefe comes season" for handling
Viii b mee Con- it is believed the receipts
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Uncle sam Works raIrsa. Roads.

FAIRFAX. VA. November 1S.--The
United States government is doing
work on tho roads In this county that
VIII stand and be q blessing long aftor
have been almost forgotten by many
people. The War Department has Just
authorized additional work on tho road
from Camp humphreys to Accotink In
this county. and also from I.orton to
Iohick IT is stated that this road
work VIII cost about $4,000 and DO
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l,nther Light Receipts Mt Lynchhurg.
LYNCHBURG. VA. November 10
Receipts of leaf tobacco this week 2s9.-
200 pounds. making the receipts so far
this season 3,o05.9oo. an increase over
the same period OF last year of L.
$4,000 pounds.
The farmers sold most of the tobacco
they had down last week, and this
weeks sales were rather light for the
time of year. Prices were much higher
with all grades IN strong demand at
splendid figures.
Air-cured tobacco was particularly
strong. bringing pr. rs that were highly
satisfactory to the farmer.
The advance on bright tobacco was
very marked indeed and 1t may be said
that all grades are bringing remark
able prices.
There will have TO be season" for
handling tobacco before sales Will be
heavy again.