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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-29

Try the Club Billiard Hall for
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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-29

relief from the mess
and labor Of washday.
And you win, too, more
leisure for pleasanter
tasks.
D Have your f a m lily
washing done this bet
ter way. Telephone
and we will have our
driver call.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-29


COlI1CS 70 Us 71T yOUT
family bundle. The
articles to be Numbered
are carefully placed in
a roomy washer, which
in appearance resem-
bles a bass drum about
four times heightened.
Soft water and creamy
suds are added.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-29

Once every art and craft was close corpora
ton. The methods and processes of each
were secrets jealousy guarded by industrial
guilds and societies.
In Queen Elizabeths time the practice of
starching could only be learned by paying a
fee of more than 500 lesson.
But modern industry is an open book. 1t
invites confidence.
And so, too, does our laundry There is
nothing about our plant or our methods but
what would please you.
In marveling at the snowy lustre of your
linens, haven t you often wondered how such
perfect cleanliness was obtained?
Thirty rinses minute in clear soft water and
suds Of pure white soap is the superior means
by which we, in our modern laundry, achieve
such results.
We wash separately each class of goods that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Enln rSement or Cotton NIills-SntiunnI
Bank for spring Hope-Lumber
Plant at Fayetteville.

Rowan and Davidson Counties will
joint" buiic a n.stclaSs bridge owe.
the Fsdk!n River q point six miles
ZOE! salisbury
The iior:on Telephone Company, Of
winston S@.~-, has been reo-ganized
s-o Viii !-r1-ove and add - the rura!
.acs r:cs. rs cc:tro!
-Gc G-a-.:@ Pans Manufacturing
Eo:npsr! las increased Us capital
s.c'r.. = :<rl roc and VIII enlarge the
got:oI ;a---s =; Granite Fails
-.= 20; aH;.oaa Baa.. Of Spring
49, "a. h.-I organized with $50
COZ - oi.zl 500. e.u applied .o- d
=: ga na:,. .as-ts-.
- 81. ics s.d coal Company, o.
C-:-s-- .Ls tie: Incorporated N that
49, s-.f :-i .tyg -z1itG! stock
Ssl-E-E-E Nd. parties nave pur-
r-zH=c ctcts:-: anc propose TO os,a b.
..ka s:st .-mc*: plant Z; f'ayc,tc-
vile
Golasbo-o has contracted 70. The i'm.
media: erection q txo new schoo!
buildings 20 coz. So 200
The un!on Tanning Company, ..
Sec iorE. haz Oougn: or the United
S-s,eS government The timber rign;s
q: 400 acres ct lana near Old Fort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
COAL MEN OPTIMISTIC
Owners of West Virginia Mines See
Better Days md Moro Busl-
ness Ahead.

CHARLESTON, WEST NA-Aiarch
ga tone OF optomism has sprung
up throughout the coal mining regions
within the past TWO weeks. and the
mine owners looking forward to more
active business.
While there has been no marked in
crease In production as yet. il is re-
garded as certain, ia view OF the gem
eral increase i'll demand for bitumin-
Gus coal that production will % s;imu-
lated before very long. and tina; tile
good effect viii be felt III every d.s-
trici in ia ; &c
The mines in West Virginia have
not averaged over two days for week
OF full work for soulc ti!ne PAST. but
this has increased within the past
few weeks until, III many instances
mines are getting IN three and four
days of work week.
The cncoura Gcnlent hercabout is duo
10 the fact that there seems TO be a
better market reported IN every sec
ton OF the country. In the past three
weeks there has been quite a marked
i.'nand from New England tor West
Virginia coal!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
LAWRENCEVIlLE TO HAVE
GREATER TOBACCO MARKET
New Warehouse and Other Big Inn
provements to lie Ready by
Next Selling Season.

LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. March 22.-
with the close Of the leaf tobacco
selling season, Lawrenceviile is taxi
ing steps to enlarge and improve this
market, which has been growing ever
since 1t was opened up three and more
years ago.
The Business Mems Association has
taken the matter up and Secretary II.
l.. Warrener has been in communica-
ton with tobacco experts. who have
given some good points and offered
valuable suggestions AZ to increasing
the number OF buyers. facilitating the
handling of tobacco. reducing the cost
of handling. anording more floor space
and factory facilities. etc.
Two OF these men have been here
To make an investigation OF the entire
situation. and while II may be irnprac-
ticable at the present time to adopt
all of their suggestions. plans arc now
them and to greatly'improve the tobac-
co market facilities here by next fall.
or by the opening OF the selling sea-
son for the 1919 crop.
committee from the Business Mems
Association. in conjunction with a
committee OF the COOPERATIVE Tobac-
co Company. are working now over
the plans to put In a third warehouse,
this warehouse to be for the packing
and storing Of tobacco. and to be be-
Plans are also under way to put in
a track from the main line OF the
southern Railway to the warehouse 50
mat tobacco can be loaded from the
hoors onto cars. There has been some
talk about the establishment OF a
steam drying plant: whether this can
be done this season or not. Is as yet
undecided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
BUSINESS IN VIRGINIA
Industrial Movement in Various Parts
of tho Old DominiOn-Ncw
Works Starting Up.

The Curricr Lumber Company, with
headquarters at Pound, in Wise Coun-
W has acquired large tracks of hard
wood timber in that county, and Will
develop the same.
The Liberty oil Company. OF .AlcNan
dria has increased capital stock to
$4,000. 600.
The Locust Hill Coal Company. of
Norton, will establish near their mines
n handle factory. and have it in oper
alton at an early date.
Morris & Co, packers. Of Chicago.
are erecting cold storage plant in
Lynchburg.
The Amer ican Truck Bodies Com
pany. recently incorporated at Martins
vile. has organized. by the election
OF officers, as follows: II. :. VIM.
president; r. y. l'ontainc, secretary
treasurer.
The Crowcil Automobile Company
of Danviiic. has increased capital stock
from S3uoO0 10 100000.
The Abingdon Hotel property has
been purchased by l.. W. Winter. who
proposes To build an addition and to
remodel the entire building.
The Brooke Packing Co. Of Stafford
County, Will establish a canncry at
Brooke, and have il ready Tor BUSH
ness with the opening Of the fruit
season.
Lodge, a small town in Nor;humber-
land County. is to have an ice-making
plant TO be put in operation by Bailey
Il. Dawson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
REPORTED IN SOUTHLAND
Increased Shiphuiiding mt Several
i""MNsW ,'ntsrprisss Starting

The Q. l.: Williams Co. recently or
factory at Sumter. $. G..
The Lowndcs County Cooperative
Canning Company have leased Il large
building and purchased the machinery
for the establishment of 4 canning fac
tory at Naldosta. Ga
Tho Georgia Alabama Power Com
pany are constructing s2.O00,OOO
power plant on Flint River, near AL
bany. Ga. and will develop 10000
Thc Talafox shipbuilding Company.
or pensacola. Fla. has been incorpor-
atcd with $4,000 capital stock to build
barSes and small boats.
The Blount Mountain Coal and Iron
company has been chartered to do
business at and near Gadsdcn, Ala.
large furniture factory is TO be
established this spring at Milligan,
Fla.
The National Shipbuilding Company
OF Canada has bought the shipyards at
Violet. La, and will make improve
ments and additions so as to hand lc
ocean going ships. a million dollar
nrydock is to be included in the ad-
ditions TO the plant.
The Quinn Milling Company has been
chartered to build large grain mills
at Quinton, Ala.
veneer plant is TO be established
NJ Alexandria. La. 1T is expected to
be ready TO begin operations by August
next
The International Shipbuiiding Com
pany are enlarging their plant at
l'ascaEouia, Miss. to increase capacity
for building wooden and steel ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Notes of Few OF the Things Tint
Feature Industrial Enterprise
In Foreign Lands.

Because copper is used so extensively
in currency. the Chinese government
controls the mining of that metal
throughout China
The use of electrical goods is con-
S'antiy increasing in Brazil and at the
present time the United States is sell
Ing more of these goods there than
any other country
Greece now has a total of o.2l3 fac
tories of one kind and another en-
pioying about $1,000 workmen. and
with the close OF the European war
special efforts are being put forward
FOR increasing the industries.
Armenia has Il copper mine that has
been operated without interruption
since prehistoric times, and now. i, is
said to have more operatives than at
any previous time.
The war has taught the industrial
institutions Of England many new
tricks. Gas masks. the same as used
In France and Belgium for war pur-
poses. are now being used successfully
against hredamp in British collieries'
IL is said that practically all of the
dental parlorS in Rio de Jancrio Bra
I'll. are equipped with furniture. fix
lures and implements manufactured in
the United States
Italy has $500, 200 lemon trees which
produced 100000. 900 lemons per year
even in war times. The total is eS-
pected TO be largely Increased. now
that the European war is at AN end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Industrial Notes From Vnriou. Part.
of the Sntion-Sr>r InScn,ions
or the Day.

Hot-water bags have beer designed
in the shape OF boots for the hen.lt
of those who suffer from cold feet
The records show that on January
there was IS per cent more poultry
held in cold storage IN this country
than at the close OF the year 1911
For the twelve months ended De
cembcr 81 last the export value Of
horses shipped aboard was t9s5S,t7J.
and of mules. t+3,360G5a
Turning the handle OF IN Illinois in q
ventor's doub!e-acting Churu rcvoIves
the paddles in one direction and tho
barrel In another, making churninr
easier and perfect
a hollow perforated currogated
drum. with suitable cover. that can hc
fastened 20 any TUB or boiler TO con
vert II into q washing machine has
been invented by Western genius
& a decrease Of nearly so per cent In
requests from employers for female
help Is noted In reports, received by
the United States Employment Service
from it's agents throughout the coun-
try.
Notwithstandins the limitations on
the use OF sugar. the per capita con.
sumption OF sugar In the United States
lRst year was only a little more than
I four pounds less than in l.lT--T4lS
pounds against 1874 pounds. Ours wa.
still by far the highest per capita con,
sumption az sugar in all the world
som thing IKE twice the next highest
The reduction In consumption vas onl,
ia per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
ACTIVE SHlPBUILDING
Whole World busy Constructing We,
sells Tor tho VAST Commerce Com
Ing With FinaI Pence,

The total number OF merchant ab;
under construction throughout III
world on December 81 last. accord;r
TO Lloyds Register Shipbuildinr nd
turns. was double tho largest corre,
ponding tonnage under way i'm Jnn1
The United States and Great Dr;,,
Iead. Hoiiand and Japan come next
yard at Shanghai has a numLrr
ships building. Denmark is active n
the construction of commercial
sells, and even In Singapore siiipbuiid
For the seven months ending Jam
airy 81. 1919 1.1i3 merchant vessel
were built in American yards and "a
ncialIy numbered. In addition, eigh, d
one wooden vessels were built FOR r. y
cign flags i"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
FEBRUARY EXPORTS HEAVY;
IMPORTS ALSO VERY LARGE
with Exception Of january and Two
Months OF Former Year Big-
SCSi Month Recorded.

NEW YORK. March 22.--with fewer
Ca,S. and with commodity prices on Il
lower plane. February aid nos match
Yc; last months merchandise ship
u,cnts. a S5SS.uU0, 0U0. have been cx-
cccdcd on but three occasions II the
nations hiStory---name!y in January
II this year. and December and Janu-
AIRY OF lal7--aud in II" previous Feb
ruary have they been so heavy. Com
pairing With February. 1915. an in
and for TWO months this year L gam
of nearly SS00,ooo.o00 appears. The
excess OF exports over imports of $685.
U01. 900 in February is, however. con-
sidcrabiy less than that OF January,
for not only were last months ship
mcnts smaller. but the imports rose
from $3.50 600 10 S235 100000. there
by establishing L new-hiGh record for
February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Doing His DUTY

For two years l suffered agoni,l
Ing pains in my stomach, belchinr nd
sour and bitter fluids and "a
Tongue always coated Doctors wcr|
unable to help me. The first dos|
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy mad
me feel 100 per cent better, and
am now feeling better than at AMI
Tune In my life. | deem 1t my dut]
TO advise other sufferers" 1t is
simple. harmless preparation thai
removes the catarrhal mucus FROM
the intestinal tract and allays TIL
Inflammation which causes pract 4
cally all stomach. liver and intest
nal ailments. including appendiciti1
One dose will convince or money r.1
funded. For sale by Grant Drug Cd
and druggists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
7|MPLY? WELL, DON'T Be!
t'eople Notice 1t. Drive Them OFF
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embar7a.s ON,
nuch LONGER if yor get package Of DR.
edwards Olive Tablets The skin shomli
begin to clear after 5ou have taken the
tablets few nights. '.
Cleanse the blood the bowels and the ,;v.,
@ith DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the s"c.
ccssfui substitute for calorncl; there's new,
ony sicSness or Pain after taxing them
Or: Edwards Olive Tablets do tha,
Which calonlci does. and just aa effectivelv
OUT their acton is gentle and safe instead
OF severe and irritating. e''
No ono who takes Olive Tablet. =.
ever cursce! with "a dark brown taste {"
q bad breath, q dull, lsucss, mo GOOD"
ieelins. constipation, torpid liver bsd
disposition CT p::np!y face.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets az,
purely vegetable compound mise6
with olive oil; you will know thsm
by their olive color. '" '1e''
DR.. Edwards spent years AMONG =.
dents afflicted with liver and hop pe
Complaints, and Olive Tableta are m,
immensely effective result wv Wv
lake one or two nightly for a ,v..,
Zee how much better you feel .TI ana a T ieek
NC and 2se per box. All druysists wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

is also great producer of hay. and
the fruits and vegetables are us nu-
merous as in any Virginia county.
Apples hold the lead in the fruit line
but peach orchards are numerous and
the lands are we'll adapted to all OF
Railroads are looking toward Bland
ana when they get back into the hands
or their original owners and railroad
building and railroad extensions be-
come fashionable again, other lines
VIII be run into Bland, and il does
not require the foresight OF prophet
distant future when every part OF tho
county Will have it's railroad facilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
FINE FINDERS THAT INVITE
FURNITURE. FACTORIES

There, is probably no county in the
State that has greater variety OF
oaR the .h popa niana Tns the
lock. pine, hickory and beech abound
in large. quantities. and while. since
the building OF the New River. Holston
vast quantities OF lumber have been
cut and made into building material
and TO supply furniture factories. one
who wanders through the forests can
hardly observe that a start has been
made in cutting out the fine timbcrs
valleys.
The walnut. oak, poplar hickory
and beech to be found in the county
would supply material for furniture
factories and Wagon factories for
biltty, is that ere long such ia ctories
will be established along the railway
!ine IN order that they may be con-
rnne 70 the raw material.
TO BE DEVELOPED
The development of the coal mines
OF inc county has not been as rapid
lieved that when the country gets well
settled down to peace basis and the
Id oor question gets little nearer 70
settlement. coal mine development will
hsins men and capital TO Bland as
s, coai , is not the only mineral that
manganese, barytes and Slate. There
has been limited development OF iron
n!ncs. and the county looks forward
70 greater working OF the mines that
erals named
In the meantime. there is to be no
..t-up IN farming operations. The
no anus IN the state bring forth more
corn 70 The acre or more wheat or
olcH*h"at O. oats or rye. The county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
VILLAGE OF VIRGILINA
New Industries Headed for Town on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iiorder-Flour-
ing Mil the First.

NIRGlL1NA, VA. March o2.-This
town, located right on the State line.
lima and partly in Virginia, is not at
IL standstill by any means. although
it seldom gets it's name in the city
papers. Several new enterprises. none
of them very large, but all carving
good pa" rolls. are expected TO ma
ter'ali@c mere this spring and summer,
one has already come to the front.
ppnv las been Incorporated for tho
purpose OF establishing and operating
a Touring mil. G. T. Szen,ore is pres.
iden; or III" company: 6. W. Wiikir-
uTcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

'"',"I"Ftj 10 the Sew Ynrh Post -Grhhu-
are ""fi,@i f'hrol and Hospital. never
AAd r"'"ufse - ~ yaigabin remedy for
hHi!rinR ~ the h'alih AMI strength OF de.
HiRil"N, ''bsHi"r'' nj rbtlcnts M FuSht"n
ron f"'"r' trtiE recently Tihdr with EuS'
'''' IRON hF - aks"Iu,,iI convinced me 'hht
IL " pr'paTa'!"h II most extraordinary
Ifrrl'
~ perpi, wopf rniy rnsiiz1 tina, iron is
l'h' az Indispensable 10 'hr blood as 10 ar
T" the lung. ana -" JJs' "a particular
about weeping W su1Ici-Dt nuppiy Mt hli
irn"s. ih.r- would IN ny opinion. lee far
'ss ilnesn' r-sul'inY hom g.hssrnic. weak
rn"d c'nii'ions Prr ,,Ars " was pfobirm
"I'h Dhysitinnr how 10 administer iron In -
FORM tina, COULD d. tss-n up ny tho System
ana intrehIs ih' red blood cofpBsc!ss with
""' "rs"tnng The stomach, blAekrnins the
ut"'h or producing C,rsf disorders almost a.
sHu"ns az the IAe| ~ iron itself. But tbs
introduction OF b1ated Iron has done away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
CULPEPER WANTS WATER
{ humber of Commerce Calls for stor
age bn"in-PHsAes Quration u
To Town Council.

=. CrLrEPEE. Va Marcn 22-rn
TIC question IF providing Detter
3" 'er suypiy for Culpey,f s, 4 meet
inr nelc ina wre. ':e proaoe ron. fre-
Glsrc5 c.'cuSsec :rfJrT.a' - u. tn.:
nLf-1.rG Of stDrage bae.u VA, d..
t1sfcc ~ al ri - pna*es Inc secrc-
iafE II me cHaurbtr WaE Instructed ~
fyfnjsn IT." Tp~n Council w.th the &C.
Inmates .! cost. &c. ano - yrgc
iafyraDl" acticn ~ Die pyoprs.t.Dl..
The rrurr.i ~! PROBABLY taEe tne
mater no - -. next regular meet
~: % TIA, h'Gy. Inc Improvement ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

with nil Objectionable features OF the old
mineral salts Of iron and gives to every care
fui thinhirG physician tried and valuable
pTescriptirr which hc can recommend nearly
every day with benefit to his weakened and
run down patients. Nu&atcd Iron by enrich
Ing tho blood and creating blood cells
strcngthcah the nerves. rebuilds the weak
rncd Tissues and helps to instill renewed
rhnrRy and endurance into the whole system
whether the patient he young old In
ny opinion SuAatcd Iron is the most valu-
able tonic. strength and blood builder any
physician prescribe"
DT. James Francis Sullivan. formerly ply
rician of bellevue Hospital iOutdoor DEPTH.
Now York. and tho wcstchcs,er County
Hospital. says: LACK OF iron in tho blood
not only makes man physical and
mental wrakling, nervous. irritable. easily
fatigurd. but u utterly robs him OF tho virils
force. that stamina and strength of will
which are nncessary to success and power
Ia every walk Of life. Thousands OF men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Fall on mt south BOSTON.

SOLTH BOSTON, w, MATCH -
-rhe sales on the Sou;h Boston market
have been light for the past week,
lasting only a par. o. the morning
each day.
hirb grade Is most Of what little
there Is .st, 10 sell is .he worst OF the
crop and mas been left 70. the vino
rom present prospects !: is very
lihe!y ;hl.t the market Hlll sci! about
&c rCt 600 pounds ms season.
This weeks sa.s= have amounted %
sSarIi Selling II IN average OF s2S
2s- -qr pounds which brings he ;ota!
- .a- = i-3oL- .j.sg0.too pornNs.
A. = - !E--e- e" al.= al?
leaf it.: =rs --z-:c- IS -oca e pos
SHE % =; j: - marie: before The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
More Dwelling. for Gn.tonin.

IANTDNIA. =. c, March 32-Thc
long felt need OF more housing faciii-
ties in this town is soon TO BE- met.
The Gastonia Housing Corporation has
been chartered with capital stock ID, id
In of 100000. II is the purpose Of
this company 20 erect dwellings, and
apartment houses In Gastonia 10 meet
the demands of the hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Chair Factory to he ne,,,r,.

LENOiR. :. c.. March 22.-The fire
llenor Chair Manufacturing Comnanv
destroyed the finishing and pack ing
pudding. involving a loss of at least
s3o.ouc. 1hc company announces that
twill proceed at once to rebuild the
burned structures and add to them sew
era! long proposed improvements The
cost OF the new work will be in the
neighborhood of $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
D1h- Ranch Near IL. End.

CFt.-. = bEENCE y. Nz-ca =
Sz.ef :: "a. :ooacoo o. M D-z.ss
Branch -oz-..: ::- u. 1:S. Te-+
at,u-: ~ sane (; AS z.c ms --:--
*, 1:4LE Ts-T ---0 - - otst-& -
cz-i: to1z12o- t-= Ee1s-s. average 81
.1r z-c--sc ~
si,-.: a. y: ts--e-u =. :-.--!.E
II ,ae. -as- ,recs. ea- j; .z -2crE.:
IRA: T.-E .--.s E.. :t--a- -.Ec-1
By RS c-s: 2: ..y-.-
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FREE ADVICE
ON ITS CURE

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what to do for it--how 10 drive every Dit
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Don't neglect Catarrh. Don't let Il
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
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