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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
THROUGHOUT SOUTHLAND
BiE Work Going On tn Sout, Cnroiin..
Georgia. Ainhnmn aud other
Dixie Stutcs.

The Cowpcas Manufacturinx Com.
"anN. OF S~parianburg, S. c.: have in
lotion mills at ~SpartanburE.
The Gainccock Fertilizer Company.
sumter. -. g., lately Incorporated, a
ON a plant that is to have a l0O-ton
daily capacity. "
The ToNaway Mills. OF Anderson. S.
s,oo.ooo for h purpose OF cniargins
The cotton mills at Anderson.
ihc Columbus Manufacturing Com
Rahy' OF columbus: Ga. has contracted
big mills that will accommodated I oo6
looms. A'0oo
y cotton products mill i. 10 he built
being organized with s175, 900 capitni
The Union Land aud Cattle Company
n; a n S@eh at Plncora with
STOCK ranch and engage in the lumber
business. 'io
i,v y Of suE s"od refinery with "a daily eapac-
ia. by Philadelphia interests: 20 q o
acres Of Everg!adcs and between Mi
ami ana ~lSkeechobce have been pur-
i RosN M sGf Se glowing:
C :, Sm,D.neht by the Maule Ojus Rock
$4,000 lapi;al stock and organized
NJ, n me Anniston Manufacturing Com
cotton mills at Admission, Ala . - us
$40 looms and $4,000 spindles :" 'u"
IS .~en to bc banS and eniee build
Ala; at a cost OF $3.50. GOO. D'''''s"ai"
The Fairfax Cotton Mills viii aha
4 bleachery plant to it's eStensive
hu'ssft odn nSo plant at Fairfax. Ala.
sonnlca at Jackson, Miss. for the manh-
iacturc Of rubber products.
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COMES
TO GREATER RICHMOND
Sale OF Big Manufacturing Site at
Fulton Feature OF Real Estate
Transactions for Last Week.
GRACE STREET LAND ACTIVE
Old-Time Richmond Homes Being
Bought to BE Repaired and
Observation-Disclosures Realty Trans
actions Show Creator Activity.

y big real estate deal that has been
Tor some time hanging OH the string,
and was consumatcd last week means
a new industry tor Richmond, that wilt
employ /" large number OF hands and
open up Il market for orchardists and
farmers. who grow fruf,, especially
apples. for miles around Richmond. in
'" j.: Thn'Sso" iE'rraswsnm'" & Co. sold
plapt Of the old virsluia.Nor Caro-
lies at Fulton and consists Of abom;
nine, acres. on which there arc eight or
ten large brick and frame warehouses
some OF which latter are now ovcupic
Company. OF 1ndiana The proper!s
amount raid for i by Mr. E:N Sraiswel fn is
not stated. but, whatever II was was
naid In cash.
Cider, Vinegar md JelIy-Mnkins pipnt.
ar: Br3swell is at, the head Of the
Incorporated. and it is understood that
IT is inc PURPOSE of that company. 70
mense, cider and vinegar-makins plant.
Already the uncccupied buildings are
being repaired, some enlarged and Mi
Tor the INSTALLATION OF several hundred
thousand dollars worth of machinery
which has been ordered.
The plant, whom this machinery is in
s,alled and L, force of workmen en-
pioEed. is to be used in tho manufac-
vi n large scale OF laStGuriZoI
CIDER. vinegar. fruit juices. jellies, jams.
etc. The storage tanks. TO be built,
II - said. Will have II capacity of over
10000 barrels.' Nearly 500. 600 hounds
OF apples. alone will be required daily
10 Keep the cider and vinegar factories
gong at full capacity, to say nothing.
oil fruits required for other products.
mus the farmers for miles around
fichmond will ave II home market for
ABOUT all they can produce.
Richmond Hest Distributing Point.
~ new process of centrifugal 1ryers
Will be use din pressing the fruit and
separating; the pulp and rind from the
seed. the Juices being used for cider
and vinegar. the rind and pulp for iel-
lies and Jams and the seed and other
refuse for hog feed. y branch plant
Cl the same conn which has been
operated near Baltimore will be con-
soiidated with the Richmond plant and
make. IL the largest industry OF tic
kind in the South.
After making Investigations at Bal
tinore. Norfolk and other points Air,
Braswell, who is the sole stoekmolde:
as havinE greater advantages for
MISUNDERSTANDING in his line and for dis
~tributinG the manufactured goods
throughout the South and West. Hence
ne acquired the property. which is suf-
iciently large fer his purposes with
out dispoSseSsinG some OF tile prescn;
tenants.
i. Thompson Grown * Co. who
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COAL OUTPUT INCREASED
IN h0HUNiON TERRITORY
Power Being Supplied 60 Md in I;n-
IarHins supply From the Strike-
lesA RcGions.

CHAnLEsroN. w. VA. Dee. G.--1n
tne southern part OF this State and
!ast beyond the kentucky and vm-
sInia' tines Is the %nonunion mining dis
lrlci. and the coal production in that
ssSss'ion has been but little curtailed by
ire striko, and probably will not be,
no matter what becomes OF the strike.
rHr those reasons and others the
kentucky and Western Virginia Power
at Logan. the tug River
Tor the increase of power to aid in
coal mining In this n%onunion territory,
INC fields are already being rapidly
developing and its stands 10 reason
hat the strike troubles in other fields
there.
The Kentucky and West Virginia
POWER Company has already acquired
nc Logan County Light and towcr
Gomapny. at Logan, the Tug River
lower Company, at Sprigg, and the
hentucky. River Power Company. at
Hazard, NY. and proposes to more than
double tho facilities OF each.
Ihese cnlarEenients of its electric
generating and distributing systems
AZ over this %nonunion coal mining ter
ritory will hasten the development OF
tuci mines, and largely more than
uouDic the present output from those
mines.
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BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub.
shtute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, s-ugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
al who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
lily but firmly or the bowels and Liver.
stimulating them to natural action.
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without anu
OF the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickenine.
gripping cathartics are derived from.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
grlping. painor any disagreeable effects.
Dr.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
lice among patients afflicted With
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; YOU
will know them by their olive color,
Take n two every night for a week
and note the effect. 10c and 25c.
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HOSIERY MILL TO TRY OUT
NEGRO LABOR AT DURHAM
Factory. Owned by w.,..i
VIII Next Year Employ Coio"st<s
Operatives Only, "'ea 1

The Durham Hosiery Mills.
ham X 'awStpri concern Of buurs
a1 ,I S In which General Jaliaan nss :, c,y
holders s amI are are tMe principal s,os.rs
Poses 70 try something new SeI - PrOs
whicb ~ nn, is to DC = Knitting min Tiul In
employed. VIII BIO
the e0r plant .mls Of PfuttRRo o no ,nsy hayo bought
aa Durham; another h%osiery xiii, 10.
in this r., nal or Ine operatives lwhitaE
car other plants controlled by tho lS
YOUTHS and Iroes-men: women.
p'gTy mn to luke their former places ON
has IL plant Tor colored folks oniy
iIoJ,coo nnd General Carr has na,nc al
~ - ."S i2nm Z. Daniel Mil, i'm mcmorv
%, x faithful colurcd servant cn,ninosE
oy ri M tnmiy for many years.
inf mn is now being overlaulcd
'tuuitlonal machinery installed and ~
it Will be ready to Star, ~
OF negroes. ""uc up
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.erest as to how this iron deficiency can h,
supplied. For want of iron a woman NAV
~ ana feel old at thirty, pale, haggard.
Mr'nkled and all run-down-whiie at Gftv
VI sfty, with good health and plentv ~
y IN the blood. she may still he Young
IN iceiins and so full of life and attractive
hess as 10 defy detection OF her real age
IHat women may become stronger ho,,,h.
!Si, moro beautiful and better able IN mat
,he cares or home, social and business ITO
~ increasing the supply of iron in fhcir
o,ond ~ the belief OF physicians. who ~.
pain below why they prescribe organi ,ro,
-NnNa,ed lron--to build up tho -cd-biooI
corpuscics and give increased power ,nu
endurance. DIR. Ferdinand King, New yor"
rhSsieian and Medical Author, says: "Ti,r"
ana again women pa ticnts come TO Inc nn5
say. Doctor, | don't know what ,s ih"
matter with me-rn always tired on nor.
vnns. and I'm beginning to look awfulIv Old
IN so blue and discouraged l don't know.
"Hat 10 DO. Cant you give me somelhinr
I" ouhd me up?' In practically nins out
VI Ten snch cases ono OF the real and true
causes OF their weak. tired, nervous condi-
.Ione may he simply q lack OF suricIent iron
IN tho blood, Almost invariably I'm thcnc
cases prescribe organic iron--Nuxot.d
iron-to enrich tho blood and create thou-
sanos or new red blood cells. thereby
Quickly transforming the nabby. toneie,s
ncsh into hrn,. healthy tissue. I have known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
THE PAINFUL
RHEUMATIC TWINCE
slonn's Liniment will bring comforting
relief quickly

n lever breaks faith. Sloan's I.ini-
" mcnt doesn't. lust penetrates
= without rubbing and cases the
pain and ache. rheumatic
twinges, lumbaso. neuralgia. sc;atica,
la me. sore. strained muscles. bruises.
SpIains.
For 30 years it has gone ahead win
ning new friends, holding old ones.
strengthening its reputation as the
worlds Imminent. Clean. effective in
relieving the aches and pains of men
ana "omcn this old family standby
can be relied upon to do its work
promptly and surely. Don't be with
out II bottle another dov-k..n T.,
handy. -
All Druggists-35c. zoe, $40.
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NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
ulS Money IbelnH inve~Srd In New
industrial Observation-Disclosures '
llSdro-l;1cctric Power Plant.

J. H.. Cutter & Go. will erect a S30Q.-
900 cotton warehouse at Charlotte That
SALEM Gpd Madison parties
have Incorporated the Nuway Manu-
featuring Company. Sl25.00O capita
stock, TO build and operate u shirt
factory at Winston-:Salem.
a company is being organized 10 de-
velop what Is believed TO b. a rich
gold mine ncRr Brcvard.
The Rucker Warehouse Company. OF
greensboro. has decided upon an cN-
penditurc OF 500. 200 for the enlarge.
mcnt and Improvement OF it's cotton
warehouse IN that city.
The Eagle Gin Company has been in
corporated at Goldston and will cstab-
lish II cotton ginning plant there.
The town OF Murphy is planning TO
construct a hydro-clcctric power plant
OF from 'oU to io0-horsepower at Il
cost OF not less than $4,000.
The Newbern Dairy Company, capital
stock 500. 600, has been Incorporated
SociatcS.
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BRISTOL'S SHIRT MILL
wv" nork Garment Factory 10 O,er
:. Branch on Virginia Side or
Twin Civ.

BRISTOL. VA. Dec. 6.-.Announcc-
Sons Co., shirt manufacturers, Of Nov:
Y nr,i: are making arrangements for n.
sta!iihs machinery in thc building
fishing a branch factory in this civ
Wtti the beginning of operation &c
Inf iactoty, only 100 girls and women
W. pr n!np!o%el, but it is stated that
eFect iheir " building and eouino
PING a factory that will give empinv.
ment 10 about 400 hands. n'o
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COAL TO COME EASTWARD
'ihns Completed for DryeIopn.u, q,
80 'onl Land Acreage in south
crn West NirSinIn.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Dee. s-T,,
Haie;sh-Wyoming Coal Company. one
panies having hc~adquartcrs On - ON.
IS planning extensive devcloIlucn, -;
coal lands in Wyoming AMI nn,a;.h
Counties In bon OF which the com :.
purchase and patty by lease n ~
ing privileges: vast acreage. "
Much machinery Us being nurcn.eod
ior the equipment oc mines m beth
counties. The present plan is for No
immediate commencement OF dcvclon.
ment OF 5000 acres in Raleigh Conn.,
from which a daily OUTPUT Of SnSr
IONS Will be provided for. 49,
~ In Wyoming 1000 acre A.. ,is, -.
DE deve!Op.d d. and :nere u di,, tnfnI,
OF 5000 tons is expected whcn omoS
inc machinery is in place and tSe
mines arc manned. Both of thes. connoI
tics are in the south part OF Tie Sta.n
and the output of the mines there
VIII be shipped mainly 10 the East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
BOND ISSUE FOR SALEM
Town Wants auditorium Bettcr Streets
ana Firehousc-Seiis Bo1ds TO
Get Them.

SALEM. VA. Dec. G.-Grco, ~
forest is being manifested in the bond
election In this town. which is To take
place December 23. The vote Of the
ton OF issuing bonds hearing :, ncr
cent interest to the amount OF SIIO-
.oo, ana they arc to be lJ-30-yoar
bonds.
Thc purpose is TO make extensive
town improvements. tho plan heinz In
eNpend $4,000 for "A public auditoriI,m:
sewers and $4,000 for a nrehonse ari
of which are badly needed. Il js 10.
lievcd now that The bond issue viii
be carried by a handsome najori,v.
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GIFT R o ROTARY CLUE
Hccrcnti"m building for Home for
Homeless Boys in Allegheny County.
Dairy Barn Also.

Home for homeless Boys. located in
Allegheny County, has just let a con-
tract to W. Il. Barger. OF ~L.ynchhurs.
ne. which is the gift OF the Richmond
Rotary club, and which is 10 cost APP
proXin1ately $4,000.
The home is just completing the
erection of a thirty-cow dairy barn al
the cost or $4,000 and Il s~upcr.ntcnd-
ent'S residence.
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nishtcr Receipt. MT noch, Mama,

IsoCNf MOUNT y. O. Dec. C@"Tbo
TsatneE continues cold and drv and
nave re bec = OF leaf tobacco this week
.S.sls pounds. which sold fnr 40 a."
average of $G32G. making me- ~
aT.ss 10 cate lI;57o:5l3 pounds. at an
poem OF fairly good quality moi d;fTer.
Ins materiaNy from previous weeks
eHsep. me very fine cutters arc rettin"
a rpearcd from the offerings ""S
!. iliceS showed a slight recession To-
Mar1 the end OF the week. bui an
55rGf.ns are sun selling for verv hich
farmers. 20 inc
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FAYETTEVILLE BONDS
Issue for Streets, Etc, Sells at Irc
Another to He Voted for
Wharf.
YE,TTENILLE

AYETTEEILLE. y. G.. Dec. t.
An election has been called for Janu-
AIRY -. at which time the voters and
property owners Of Fayetteville will
be called upon TO decide on u $4,000
bond issue for the purpose OF building
wharfs To meet The city's now business
conditions.
works. streets and bridges amounting
10 100000 has been taken by Toledo.
Ohio. capitalists at something over
$1,000 premium. They arc l920-l94!
bonds bearing ) l-2 per cent interest.
Fayctteville'S credit is Al.
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his Money at South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Dec. 6.-De-
i!vefies OF leaf tobacco have been fair
~ large this week, the sales lasting
on Tuesday. ~
irires continue high. especially on
nrtSht Tugs and cutters. which are in
EFeat demand. The demand seems To he
1usnler on iihe wrappers than for he
naS, rev weeks. but these grades are
SUI, nr,ns!ng"tancEfpriccs.
i,loo'eel pounds. which made an aver
sc OF $3.50 per hundred.
ia,s brings the total amount Of sales
LOT the season up to 15,276.S34 mounds
- an average of nearly $50 DER hun.
ulent Ihe, total amount OF money
~ mas oeen paid out on this mar
600. NF over Ss,JOo.-
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SILK Hosiery MI, In Dur,.,,.

DURHAM. y. C. Dec s--1ho p,.
ham Hosiery Mills have finally &c
crp'cd revised plans and specifications
FOR thc big mill they propose to build
t " ono purpose OF manufacturing silk
user. ~ Viii be u scvcn-sto-v
structure OF steel and reinforced con.
GrSle. ana viii rave all OF h modern
Industrial couvenicnces.
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Good sales A, cr.nxu.

y. T.. Dec The
wse 'ooacco sales on this market this
Whlcn made an average OF SEQ * TS;:
- lower average tina has hcer -
Gornaeo ion many weeks past. and is
mis- wees there was - ,a~c onerinss
ron OF scrap tobacco. which is aIwave
sns case 'Swards the end Of the selling
crop OF 1912 in this snr,ior 81 inc
PISSED out Of tirsi hnnnn ""s now
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Road Building in Cumh,r,.,a

MEItRI.AND. VA, Dec. G.-The
board o. Supervisors OF Cumberland
.ountE has contracted with local con-
,Wenty miles Of soil roads in Hamilton
district. The successful bidders for
t!le work were Sanderson G. Parker.
~ y. Baker & Co. and the Hamilton
Construction Company, all Of this
county,.
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Light, Power and lee.

VICTORIA. VA. Dec. 6.--rhc VIC
toria Ice, Light and Power Plant. in
corporated with S25. 900 capital stock.
mas completed Organization. anu will
go to work at once to build an ice
factory and along with it Will cstaO-
iiSh Il small light and power plant.
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PreyidIns Ar.in.1 Ice t,amiu.

DANNlLLE, VA. Dec. 6.-The Dam
overly is president, has contracted
Tor the ERECTION of an ice storage ware.
mousse OF 2WV tons capacity, and TO
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%Alr1andria Company Nov orr,,uu

VA. Dec. 6.-Tbe
~n"oLp3rated with 500. 600 ]canital
STOCK. mas been organized by tn. eeIcc.
A"p oIa; NJ. Newton as president. ana
~. Il liauSc as secretary. GU"
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FrsderIcksbnrE nnnds Sold n, Home.

Bonds to the amount OF $50. 600. recen,.
~ voted by the city for school pur.
poAes. have been purchased at home.
INC Planters National Bank thc
Farmers and Merchants Bank and rho
commercial Bank having taken the en-.
,,.e insuc. aging a premium. They
ore 01f per cent bonds.
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The Kind That
Puts Strength i'm
the Nerves and
Roses In the
Cheeks.

With anaemia.
lack OF iron in
tho blood. threat
ching the health.
strength 4 II Il
beauty Of SO many
women of today.
1t has become q
matter OF Il
SlHnAd nnhI.n
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BRANCH. VA. Dec. 6.-On
ms market the sales of leaf tobacco
lcil on some this week. as compared
with last, due to the cold. dry weather,
l.rlces on most grades were higher
IMAM last week. the general floor aver
age being So per hundred. 4 quantity
ol wrappers were sold this week a,
i2ncE prices, some piles of dark wrap-
pers going as hish as $50 and Ssh per
hundred, which broke the record. This
market will close for Christmas hoii-
DAYS from December 20 10 January s.
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Yet bigger Prices at Farmyi,I.

"a RM WILLIE. VA, Dec. t.--Itcccipts
week have been somewhat smaller than
ior The past several weeks. and tho
puscrS nave closely watched every pile
ln3t was put out. and paid for them
prices somewhat in advance OF prc-
nl3us quotations. Ia fact. every DAYS
saIes seem TO show q higher avcrare
farnNIiie is now drawing tobacco
rom territory IL never before sold for.
rms market will close for the
Christmas holidays on Dcccmhcr q 10
.copen on u D. at which time a
nc" rule Will so into effect. Actei.
men there VIII DC only one sale al e> N,
n!nS At 10 o'clock and lasting until III.
iaSi pile is knocked out. This chang
~ made III the interest OF the over
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ID NCFiBUT.G, y. Dec. G.--ltrcciDtS
VI leaf tobacco this week were fairiy
large, amounting TO sol, 700 pounds. and
coininS about up TO Expectations. The
uemand tor all grades of tobacco was
higher than they have been all the
The better grades were particularly
sought after. aud brought prices ,Lat
are without precedent. WrapDcrs were
very strong. selling as high as $50 per
!iunored' which is a record Nricc for
dark wrappers.
DARK quotations taken from sales are
given below: Tugs, common. SIS 10 sas:
s good, $50 TO S34; leaf, short. $40
10 VS.: Leaf, good SIS to stS; leaf
wrappers S45 to $50.
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LEAF TOBACCO ACTIVE
ON ALL VIRGINIA MARTs
Richmond Makes New Price Record
ON Sun-Curcd Leaf. Highest
Averages Ever Known Paid.
WRAPPERS GO OVER 500
Bright Markets Getting Near the
End-Scrap and %Icavings Being
Offered Which Indicate That Far
mcrS Arc Near Sold Out.

Tho sun-curcd leaf tobacco market
the past week Was even more active
than the week before. and some
farmers who had given special care
TO curing and to preparing the leaf for
tho market realized the highest aver
ages the ~sun-cured goods ever re-
corded.
The weather was not altogether IA
vorablc to handling the weed. but tho
deliveries amounted TO about 100000
pounds, all of which was in good order.
for stin bidding, All the week the
market was strong and prices still adj
%Vancins.
sat ono of tho warehouses Iiutchc-
SOM a carefully prepared load of nine
piles made an average of S6I per un-
drcd. which seems 10 be a record
reakcr. For several other wagon loads
ss ' SIS. y5s sna ss5 s were oo1,mon as
was not an uncommon thing 10 see
s~un-curcd rappc knocked out up
to $50 per hundred. while filters. lu.s
and other. lower grades were proper
t!onatcly high.
Some Rccord-DreakinK Figures.
Al S~toncwail Warehouse a small sale
OF oris hts. grown in Hanove County
was a feature. The average made on
these briGhts was $751; per hundred.
lure also some fancy prices were re-
corded on sun-cured wrauoers and
:i.lcrs.
At Shockoc Warehouse some extra
line sun-curcd wrappers made record
figures, one small pile going above $50
per hundred.
4 few more nre-curcd dark shipuine
iobaccos were offered. and the prices
paid were an advance over former
records. smoked lugs going at SIS TO
$50: short leaf. S33 to $40. and long
leaf. s3S to 50. These arc the highest
prices tor dark shipping the oldcs, in
habitants can recall. The warehouse
mon look Tor continued large receipts
this week.
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IL ""nun.rauIers Note: NuSated Iron, which
n ,vhSish rs not II secret remedy, but one
wbnrn 70 MnL known 70 druggists every.
pro d II is easily assimliated and d MSs
"nt ihJuTe the teeth; make them black. nor
guarantee successful and entirely sai,srsc
10y rcsuIts TO every purchaser or hey "iII
CITY by Grant Drug Co, ChiIdrey Drug G w.
ana all other drugsIsis.-Adv. '"7 ~"
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Nuxated Iron 10
make GGG4i&I
look years younger and "AfssHl
IN TWO weeks time to - SSse1
give greatly increased strength HAIs4H
ana energy in many instances" 80
In commenting upon DR.. Kings f.E:
statement concerning the imperu- ~.
Two need OF moro iron in the
blood Of rundown, nervous
women, DR.. James Francis Sulli-
van, formerly physician of Belle
va" Hospital Outdoor Dept.). New
J "rk, and the Wcstchcster County
Hospital, says: CDR. King is ubso-
iutc'y right. AZ ! have said n hun
drcd times over, organic iron is one
OF the greatest of all strength builders.
Many a woman who is rundown, easily
tired out. nervous and irritable, suffers
from iron deficiency and does not know 1t.
l am convinced that there arc thousands OF
such women who, simply by taking Nuxated
Iron might readily build UP their red cor
puscies. Increase physical energy, ana get
themselves into condition to ward OFF tho
millions OF disease germs that are almost
continually around na. I have seen fire.
quent instances where IL gave renewed
strength and energy, increased pdwcr ana
endurance, steady nerves. and the ROSY
bloopi of health In about ten days Or Two
weeks time. consider Nuxated Iron ono
of the foremost blood and body builders