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Jackson County journal., 1919-11-21

We will pay 1.6O cash or ITS
merchandise for your Irish Potatoes
if delivered at once. Sylvia Supply
Co.
Jackson County journal., 1919-11-21
THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY

has been God send to me. | havel
also used it in my family with the
best results.
MRS. r. P. WRIGHT.
Hendersoaville, N. c., Route
SYLVIA PHARMACY, SYLVIA,
HOLMES BRYSON, DILLSBORO,
R. j. ROANE & CO., WHITTIER
R. G. SNYDER, NILLETS, r. R
FISHER ADDfE. GEO C. SNYDER
BETA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Good Work Going On In south Carolina
cotton uclt-Murh Development
IN icOrElN and lNlnrl,n.

me Columbia Aircraft Corporation
mas been chartered to build airplanc.
at Columbia. =. &.
G5O-aCrc tract OF land is 10 be de.
Neionrd as an annex to GrccnvitiC : 4
~ VIII be both business and residential
IL SURROUNDS a forty four-acre lake
Inc Hamilton tarhartt Cotton Mjlls
plan to largely extend The mill viilas,
around their cotton milling plant -
Rock Hin. :. c.
The Columbus Manufacturing com
iany, of Columbus. Ga, has appro-
prtntcd Sl.ooQ,0o0 fur the proposed adj
uitioES TO the immense Columbus plant
Ft/ty moro houses for operatives will
also he built.
movement is on foot, being en-
Hineerd by the Naldosta. Ga, Chamber
that place 10 spin and merccrizc cotton
yarn and Ia knit hosiery thcr.->om.
n 100000 meut-killiuG and pack ing
plant il to be established al .Atncricus.
Ga.
The Pensacola Compress and Ware
house Company. capital stoUk >l0u.uOO.
has been chartered 10 build and in
stall congresses and cotton storage
facilities at Pensacola. Fla
nany has. commenced operations at
The LAFAYETTE cotton Mills Com
p1ny Will build a 100000 cotton fac
tory at Lafayette. Ala. which j. to
be Installed with 100000 worth OF
machinery. including i0c00 Spindlss
!ol cotton yarn manufacturing.
one hundred thousand .scrt'S nf Flor
ida timber land are 10 he developed
mcnt Company o. Nest raim Beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
WAGING WAR ON MlDWAYS
AT NORTH CAROLINA FAIRS
enforcement of Inv Against Side
priuIions Sim,Is. IT,

RALElGli. Nov. 29.--Couuty and DIS
ttTu ,airs as well as the great State
LIT witch do no; comply With she
law reEarding the nxclusipn of games
WisS!y variety from their :niiWnys
urNl season VII !ind themselves minus
tuu iuhuS appropriated by tho state
LOT me aid 81 such fairs, Il the r"com-
icnIi tloh OF the fair committee Of
urpa ~ hcmt of agricultural workers iS
week by = q. Rubinow. head o. iii"
inir work OF the extension service and
,,iH ue.lsiou was reached 10 make am
,n"ri ~ clean Up" tho fairs in North
class Of an ordinary carnival 10 ruai
aSrlcaltural and commercial CAn:bits
II this Is possible. by an enforcement
ni the law already on The statute
The law, provides, tn. agents were
money snail not be paid To fairs which
allow gamblers 10 operate games of
'h"h'c; or permit disrcDutihlc shows
a. .Nhiplt under The auspices and au-
law has been on the books for some
time. but has been only partially en-
!prccd Thc meeting WAS called 10y
me 'aIf director Tor the purpose Of 90
inE over the plans for the coming
var. friciichily all of the - fairs in
season. "N' ''''
The aid Of women's clubs and other
,N!c organizations viii be enlisted in
ne effort OF the committee to clean uu
the fairs. tor ii is believed the bcs,
more Interested III seeing great FAIRS
cNhibitlng the agricultural and indus
iFla growth OF the state than ~
watching cheap carnival show
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
BUSINESS MOVEMENTS IN
MANY OF VIRGINIA'S TOWNS
More ShIpbuilding ut \orfolk-;rcnt.r
I'ote's-horr Apartment HOUSES.
Several New Plants.

Til" National Concrete Boa, CO.. oc
Norfolk has completed arrangements
|" install at 100000 plan, and agd TO
me present equipment II marine rail-
way ana repair shop.
The charlottesville SILK Mills arc IN
be greatly enlarged by the new pur-
'haSers from Pennsylvania
IN" Homestead Hotel Co. will cree,
S'o'oeo addition to the Iomcstea
iio'ei at Hot Springs. II viii l.. 7ox 200
feet.
TWO more three-stor, anartncn,
houses have been started iu-pnrts.
such buildings. Vi
twrhty-room annex Is being buiI,
10 the liotcl burton ia Danyille
Inc Farmers National Bank nr 'ruy.
Wei. capital SlOO,OUD. surulus 81, ana
having obtained its charter. viii he
ready Tor business before lh, A., &c
the coming year. VI
Winninglam School District Of Not-
t"w3N county has voted S250DU or
bonds Tor II" erection of first clnss
school building at Crcwc
chartered At itoanokr. with Sl5o'no0
capital stock. and with r. H. Angcli M
president. has commenced business on
Il large scale.
TN" West TruNton Land Corporation
has been incorporated in Portsmouth
\ plant for cresotimp ties is TO he es
idniished soon al Radford by n l..
Harrison and associates
inc new AiD"marir EXtract Corpori-
ton has secured a building at CroIo,
and after making few improvements
and installing machinery viii get bmsy
manufacturing dyes and tannin. cX.
tracts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
COAL LAND ACTIVITY
strikes Don't Seem tn brighten CnpI-
taiists and Coal Mine Operators
iu West Virginia.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Nov 2a-Ac-
tivity in coal land development
throughout til" IVES, virGiniY coal re-
gions continues. Capitalists Of Wheel
ing Fave invested in coat lands near
Fairnout and will proceed at once TO
develop the same. The High Knob Coal
Company, recently organized. has COM
menced the construction Of Il $4,000
plant on their coal lands ut l'ircco.
Parties have just purchased outri eht
1000 acres Of coal land near Occana
and will organize strong company
to begin immediate development. The
Norris SmokclesS coal Company. lately
incorporated with 5000 capital
stock. has leased l60o acres at. ramS.
in Raleigh county, and Will install {,
100000 plant for mining coal there.
NJ. t.. Ddell and II. y. Hall are at
the head of syDdicatc hat has leased
for immediate development. The Wolf
Summit coal Company has sunk addi-
plant at Wolf summit. in Harrison
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
NEGROES BUY FARM LAND
southern Cotton Growers Sol. ,,;J,
at Land Sale In Scoti,,,i
County, y, g.

hAtRl%nCi,G. y C.. Nov. ya--vho
, 1870 propl'ht - there is such - urot,.
.rt' ~ IN :! iair way to he xoIrri ~ -.
ms scotland County. AS a ,.nna,', ;,
rruit 'ne negroes of this par, of 49,.
state are good workers and un, Wv, ~
ihcm are now taking an iut"rn., W
agriculture and becoming lai,,I-,.y W.
IMAM ever before. aud they ar un''l ~ - :
TO themselves In agricultural coin,ni,nt-
ties OF their own. '''h"hi-
it"c,ntly some $50 acres ,C
farming land were sold +. I'M
only in the eastern part az S uS "''I
county, in Ia. Wagram neiunhnriI,,.a,','|I
near the Il"kc County line .rI" ,oo'''
asG nag been cut up into small farms
n . "nrr.u 10 nero bidders rh"r
we're hcliN" bidders, anl eyer, 49,!
OF ground offered was sold to thnm
thcy coming from i've OF six COUNTS
10 attend tho sale.
On" negro bought over 10000 worth
al good farming land paving huic
cash. MI Of tn" purchasers arc ,.ond
farmers. some -: ih"m being cMpcri
AZ cotton growing Good schools ana
churches for negroes are in the neigh
borhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
NEW TEXTILE CENTER
Chattanooga Brcomipg Ercnt t.utuu-
manufacturing Town, and Hosiery
Mills Arc Growing Every DnN.

According 10 a special in the Manu-
lecturers Record from Chattanooga.
Tenn, there are now about l5.uUU op-
crntives employed In the textile indus
includ" the operatives in the branch
plants in nearby smaller towns The
annual volume of the business tor
these industries is estimated at $50.
UuuuDp
/, is estimated tina; $25.oUo. O0u is
invested ia the various plants in Chat
i'npbSa. nni now il is LG.,,r.'. | ~
the Thatcher Spinning Company THAT
IL VIII build another addition. for 80. g.
Que Sp!ndles, increasing its investment
I" nearly S3,'u0.Qoo. Nm addition now
under way VIII increase the Thatcher
equipment from 2l.Ono 10 20. 900 spin
dies. Thatcher spinning interests now
represent an Invested capital Of $l.2iu,-
GOO. the standard Processing company.
which 1t controls, being listed Al
The United Hosiery Nils Corpora
ton has invested $2.25O.rou for i'm
pruv"mcntS during the yea. iucludin.
cottages and additions to the Madeline
Hosiery Mills. This compLny's invest
mcn' nearly S!.ooo.oo". !; has sew
labor is aNuilabie. TN" Richmond
Hosiery MiUS ana the thutiunoo.u
Knitting Mills. wiki plant Il; East
Ghattauooah and EossVillc. Ca have
an Investment OF &, 0OC.0o an increase
OF >"co.ooU dGr.ng the yea President
Garno,j Andrews announces that a
large amount j. TO br expended for
further addit onnl machinery and inn
proNrm"nts to- these plants. Twenty
three years AGO iarnctt Andrews cS-
tabiishcd the hISt textile mill here. his
rmpany then having a capital Of
$4,aOo From This nucleus has de-
vcloped the Richmond ana Chattanooga
companies. with >2,0oeono Investment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful CITY OF thousands
since DR., Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, prsctcng physician
for II years and calornel's old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid ivers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain ca!cHel, but healing, soothing
vegetable Laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" of these
little sugar coated, oliYe-coloeed tab
iels. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
II you have dark brown mouth
bad breath--a dull, tired fceling-ack
tieadache-torpid liver-constipation.
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two Of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night just
"a hes3 Iigbt Try them. l0c and 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

lNNCNBCEG, VA. Nov 2N-rhc
sales OF leaf tobacco this week were
10000 pounds, bringing the total for
the season up TO i,32i 200 pounds.
Receipts this week came about up
10 expectations, and good sales are
expected again next wc"k
Prices continue 10 improve. closing
stronger ;han at any time during The
season.
All grades are eagerly sought after
by the buyers, ana are bringing un-
prcccdcntcd prices.
Dark wrappers brought SO ycstcr-
day which is. rs far as known. the
highest price ever gotten for dark to-
bacco on tho LynchhurS market All
other grades are selling in proportion
as shown by graduation OF darn to-
baccO below
Large common. So 20 SO. large
good $50 10 So; leaf ,ShortJ. $50 TO-
s31: leaf ,E0odi SIS a. SIS. Loaf
(wrappers) $40 10 So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
DID YOU EVER
Use SLOAN'S?
Keep il handy To promote prompt
relief FROM rheumatic
pains aud aches.

~ 1HEN you know what Sloan's
M Linimcnt w,il do. as thousands
w OF men and women the world
over know. you TOO. viii keep II handy.
lou VIII use II for those ''twinEcS Of
rheumatic" for relieving hat lame
back. muscle stiffness and soreness
aches. all sorts of external pains. and
exposure" aftcrlna;hS
Only takes . little. applied without
rubbing soon pcnctrates. scattering
the congestion. bringing mcrciful re-
lief TO the tNbbins, jumping part
Three sizcs-35c zoe. 81 10. Any
druSGist has it. II not we'd like TO
know his name.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
NEW HOTEL AT WILSON
Eastern Carolina Tohucco Town 4,
ifn'e ip-to-Dntr Hotel Seven
stories i'm Height.

WILSON y e., NOV. % Til. build
ny Of large up-to-date hotel for
wilson i no longer Z. matter Of speCu-
.aton ana discuss on The contraris
have been made 70. al OF the ms;nrini
and for rho Putting {; torefber ma
q SeEru-~tOry hotel Tho .-ot,r5 ~
De covered 4, ?VXli- feet
According 20 the p'au: tina, hay.
t'rH accepted and upon which the
hu!e'n- con 'Tact- Were made. The
Hotri "ll have is rooms, elevators
electric lights stem heat ana al Of
tn o'ht' modern conNcuiences
I'M hotel, without furn!cucr. Will
'1' owner, l. y. Cherry. T. viii b..
iin.saed 10y me latter part Of next sum :
ucr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
NEW INDUSTRY AT GALAX
Acids Ia Br E>trnctcd From Cruysun
County Chestnut TimbrrS-'rnn
Bark Side Line.

GNl.NN. VA. Nov. 29-'rh. noun
t1inS around here are famous for chest =
nu; timber. and Il plant is to Toe cstab-
lShcd here FOR manufacturing acid
from from the chestnut wood and at
the same time preparing tan bark.
Danccy brothers, of charlottesville.
va. are the promoters OF this enter
prise. and ii is understood that they
will install! here u plant that will cost
with equipment not less than $1,000,
possibly SlVp,0D or more.
The production 81 3cid Will be the
chief work Of the plant. but IL is en-
pectrd that the saving of the bark of
the chestnut trees ana preparing ii for
tanning purposes. although u side is
sue. viii nrONe NnrN nruliI Anln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
RAILROAD EXTENSION
ilkin-N cnrcr Short Line tt,,,,,
NcM w, WWnsrs VIII Extend Line

ELKlN = Q. Nov. oe.--.rh. ..I. -,
the Ell<in and AIleIhany Raiiroad
snort sixteen -inilc line running from
mere" TO veneer. has been coniirn., ii
~ the court, and the purchasers J. w
i.ihs ana associates. Will take charge
IN a few days. The sale was made Hy
Z. u Penny. the receiver
This short line has been in on.r.
ZION for several years, and viii h.,
kcpt gong by tho new owners II is
understood that IL * their puruoSc 10
extend the line some Gig hty-odd miles
nut nothing definite has yet been Sivcn
out as 10 their immediate plans fl
extended the line Will prnc,r.t, .,
:nhsniiiccnt timber ana farming Sec
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Cotton on viii. IN Du,,,,

calypso Cotton OIL Company. incorpo-
rated with $4,000 capital stock by
j. w. Abritton and oihcrs, viii build
ana operate Il cotton OIL mill at CALVIN
so, station on the Atlantic Coast Line
halfway in Duplin County. II Will be
III the center OF Il Very large cotton
producing TERRITORY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

EEl.MoNT, y t.. Nov. .a.-Tnc SUI
pcrior Mills Inc. viii bc The nani. -,
IN" ncw company CragauiH"h mere is
j. -. Han ana K. l.. Stove. Of thi-
place. and *; r.. Rhyme. of I.iiMoInton
M!ih capitalization placed at SHG6.Or0
IN" superior NILS viii in the buSUl-
hins conhmc it's efforts 10 spinning
cotton yarns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Mr,uorinI lIo,pI,n, u, nri..,i,,.

hil DSNIl.LE, y. g.. NuV 2, --J.t-
ItrAon i'"nn. formerly ~ I;.!GsviIlr
no" OF funalo. y j.. has announced
mortal hospi,al 20 COS; abou, slI,nno
Is 10 he fire proof. Of stcc! ana
concrete construction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Power Plant n, Ma,uut ,,,o

DANNILI.E w. Nov 9o.-rnc Dan
valley fo"er Company has been moor
poratrd at Walnut Cove in IiocLin"
ham County. y. e. by H. l.. Mitchrll
and associates with paid-!u capital
stock OF $4,000 This company viii
Cove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Advancing Daii, N, brakes nrnnch.

pEAkES REAStH. y" NoN. -
Sales OF leaf tobacco for the week
amounted 20 little over 100000
rounds The market was decidedly ac-
tive. with prices advancing daily. Yes
ierdays sales. amounting TO about so
600 pounds, made an average OF S3S.HO
Der 100. Some fine dark wrappers IN
this sale brought from $50 TO S15 pcr
100. AS the farmers have had a strip
ping season this week, larger sales arc
looked for next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
MUST Be BUILDING BOOM
OR RICHMOND SUFFERS
Dullne>> in Real Estate Realm, but
Would-Bc Residence Buyers and
Reuters Are Numerous.
HOMES FOR NEWCOMERS SCARCE
Now Is tIf Time for Capitalists 10
Build Homes for RcDt-So Say
the .lgcutS-Thc Boom Must
Come.

4 rom TIME tDllnplnOrlal the season
cNirndins from THANKSGIVING Day to
January has been accepted as the
dull season in The lichmond real estate
realm. II looks as ii this year will be
no exception to The rule. Times have
changed, II rs true, ANA new conditions
business rules aud regulations in near
~ all industrial aud commercial lines
but the rules, regulations and customs
by which ltiChmond'S real estate bust
ness is governed seem never TO change.
That business is conducted i'll this
! century ago. and The only reason that
IS given for The appar"nl dizziness OF
!o"k i"r from now until the new year
is that lit il always that way" and.
I may he added. always will he that
way.
Read. Ia nuy ar Rent.
o noMsNHr !mrry Is ton'in ,h inaniry
Icne IN yNcess Of he surpiy. I thnt is
the demand Tor residences that are
np-,odate, well located and nave ali
agents would have no difiicuitv in sell
ins houses that are not up-to-da If
homes comparatively few Of either
Kind are on the market.
WouId-bc renters. too. are as nu,ucr-
oNs as Inc stars in the armament. to
~, ID" cNpression Of rental agent.
papers snow That fact also. one adYer-
tiSor. u luan whose business calls him
70 Richmond Tor The winter or longer
mas "con begging Through the wan;
ada medium for somebody who Is
So!nG io Florida Cor The winter to
cent nim his house II stands while
the owner IS enjoying III" Palm Beach
oreeH"S hunting aiiGators and eating
oranges Just from the trees
Buiiiins Room, Must tumc soon.
Many newcomers TO Richmond are
either huy or rent the iSind OF houses
lnoE want TO I've in. all Of which en-
ph?SiIcs ihr absolute necessity for Il
building boom in this city. ANY realty
and rental agent VIII mako IL ns piuii,
rs figures can Inailc/ anything that
Notwithstanding the higu cost OF build
M material and Labor. I viii nay The
capitalist 20 build modern homes OF
any KIND. from the cottage to the large
ana "ommodiouS residence. to be rented
The agents generally look Tor tho
inlI season 10 Last Uutil the end al
the year. after WHICH they expect
lively business OF one kind and am
Other. They also express the opinion
mat me long looked for and greatly
desired building boom cannot be held
OF much lonSc< thdn january J. some
.! tncm think that only the unsettled
r"hG',ioi that is nat.on-wi IS hold
.hS II on nov and the optimistic ones
lh!hN There VIII be vast Improvement
40 ms rcSpcyt by the New Year and
mat building era for Richmond viii
20 one OF the FIRST fruits OF that i'm
pfoNcincni. Anyhow all .. them are
looking for 1.-THE buildins boom,
several Industrial propositions arc
hanging in The balance waiting Tor
ms Improvement ana a scttIc!nsu, ~
some OF the labor troubles and on
y early all OF these. large real estate
deals are hanging.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Rocky Mount. yhrc. n,,., .,,..

NOCkE MDCNT. y. q NDV- gN.-'r0-
Dscco sales adjourned tais week.
THURSDAY and Friday ,or Thanksciv
ing holiday, giving only three DAYS TO
sales. The receipts were fairly la-nc
total OF 100000 pounds being s1II
within the three days al an avcr.r.
OF more than SO per 100 Tho 'oiai
salcs TO date amount TO 10 S0DOOu
= pounds, which IS estimated TO be- ahsu,
. SO per cent 81 the crop
y IN" oN'ringr were about Ike the
previous week, With perhaps = larrrr
prSp".t'o OF scrap and common Tugs.
iEdicatnG 'lc near approarH 10 Tn,
+, end % the scason
pr'e's continue hsh on -! sradcg
.nu Pn w.. ''ltot srddcs o! inc TO-
eaSco AAo" = deceased advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
VALUE OF LEAF TOBACCO
STILL TENDING UPWARD
Short and Exciting WEES for Leaf
Sellers and Buycrs-IiiShcr in =
All Markets.
RECORD PRICES FOR suN-CrRED
Wrappers Scarce and High Accord
ingly, Some Guitc Move Eighty
Dollar Mark-Dark Shipping Leaf
Also Makes New Record.

7, n.,S , sba-, ,y,ol, las, ,,.,l- ,,,c
NN 49,
Win the loose 'e"' 'oo"''" markets.
OF Virginia and North Carolina, there
bcinc- nm s,los q, I'M, Warehouses; after
80 40 ,,,.,,,,,.,,',
"eoheS""E' "". D.. was 9oi"''"'"s oi
an exciting wees Tor !rdi t"phcc" fresh
from the growers hands never before
I,,ou,~h, s,,ch ,ri.,s as v.r.. record.d
,>'l. y
on inc nooNS OF tAt warehouse men
oplnS mo Sei!iuS i9!. INC IA'ihttS
rms state or "i"!rS WIS hoI con
hhto 20 any oho ih''S "r'. ~ was no
leeapie IN ne n'lShI Ahu StIN ma =
ana 'Spcc!"liE IN fNtni"onu. "h,lc q. -
or th9 SHn-yure" ''ai Ei""" b" SIN
OF SlSh1 COUNTIES - SOU.
nc rtL'ipiS OF Su!l c"Itu lt.'i "sS'
Sstcu 1po,"pp p"u"HS' vNt.N P"u"u o.
Wni'h was S"lu al NJ 49, p"io't
nearu OF, 'nt fN'i"s' '"' ''' WEN
oolns %" Per IVY po"n"S, 'h' h,s.St
;N'raSe ever in""e on '"'s ''"sS ~ TO-
n''Co.
Wrappers Source and High.
SIM. cured wr,rn,rs which are very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To prevent mustard from drying in
the mustard-pot. add a little salt when
Candiegrease on a carpet may be re-
moved by means OF blottingpaper and
hot irons.
soaked in paranin. The garment may
then be washed as usual.
TO keep cheese fresh. wrap II IN
cloth that has been dipped in vinegar
and wrung as dry as possible. Keep
IN cool place.
sweeping thoroughly and then going
over them with 4 clean cloth and clear
salt water. Use cupful OF coarse salt
TO large basin OF water.
When preparing vegetables or fruit.
that stain, little grease rubbed on
the thumb or forefinger will prevent
Angers usually SO difficult to remove.
For every cubic foot OF an iceberg
that Is above the surface OF the water
Japan's postal service is the cheapest
in the world. Letters travel for two
sen-aoout seve1-tenths OF a penny
arch who does not sign his name to
documents and edicta His signature
can fly at the rate OF 1900 yards a
minute: with the help of moderate
wind IT Will attain speed of 1910
yards
Most birds are restless when a
change or weather Is expected. Rain
is indicated by guinea fowls and pea
cocks squealing. by parrots whistlinE
and by pigeons returning home un-
usually early.
The water OF the River Tinto. in
Spain. hardens and pctrifes the sand
OF its bed. and II stone falls in the
stream and alights upon another, in a
few months they unite and become one
stone. Fish cannot live in its waters.
oysters are obtained in various
ways. At Minorca, in the Mediterra-
mean. the fisherman simply dives to
a depth Of seventy feet. with a weight
in one hand to carry him down. With
the other hand he picks up as many
them 10 the surface.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
Advice to Lovelorn
a Risky Experiment.
ny BEATRICE FAIRFAX,

Risky Experiment.
asconn, Of bis sporty my disposi,ion oo9 and
sdneaiion ay myself This youns ?'G man an
love-, hn me and says that q we should marry
spend money tho as he docs now. /
know my parents would not allow him to
sronsos me h out and even to speak Of him
once once without their knowledge. and whom
! have known this young man for mum.
Der Of years and have found him gentle
and think ought TO have '.e" iy,i S"'e Of
my own Way wha, would you advise mo
10 DO IN this matter. as simply cannot
If this young man doesn't caro-
enough for you to settle down in ad :
vance va %. OF marriage and forego his
regard and respect OF your parents,
I'm not sure that he never will. Your
letter Is we'll written and bcspcaks
culture and fine feelings. If you marry
an uncouth or uneducatcd man, you're
all too likely to be Inundated by him
and to find your love waning. If he
doesn't care enough to make himsel II
acceptable and worthy of you. your
chance of happiness his wife will
be slim. The judgment OF your par
ents merits a little consideration. my
dear Parents arc generally wiser than
the younger generation and arc honest
and loyal in their stand.
Dear Miss Farfa9.-kindy tell m. wha.
girl of eighteen to give TO 4 young man
Of nineteen. We have been friends for two
years. PEARL
End out what his hobby is and per
haps you can give him something in
this line-books. tools. kodak, a
silver pe9c il;c picture for his room:
which isn't too personal and represents
ono OF his preferences will do