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tive building win have two competing lines Of
trade In other words there will not be more
than two butchers, two drug stores two hard
ware stores, two electricians, etc. The reason IS
simple. II there was only one, he might not give
such good service as il he had little competi-
tion. It will also tend to keep prices at their
correct level OF course, the management or the
board Of directors-or il you wish to call him
the mayor" Of the house--will see to it that the
two butchers the two hardware stores do not
ants. This is also the reason why no rent is
charged the trades people. They have no perma-
nent lease. If the manag cement OF the co-opera-
tive house finds that unfair tactics are used, the
trades people be dispossess-d at once on
short notice. All these things will tend to keep
prices down and service up; far better than Is
the case today in the average community where
things are handled very loosely, and only for the
benefit Of the trades people themselves.
As for the goods and supplies themselves,
these, Of course, come by train direct from the
city, and here again we have saving. Take
your present butcher in the city. He buys from
the wholesaler, who himself maintains dis
tributing station. 1t means q double handling.
Your butcher on the other hand in our co-opera-
tive building buys his goods directly from the big
distributing centres, and they come by train and
are therefore only hauled once. Another saving.
All this saving goes to the tenants who there
fore will be enabled to buy their supplies, goods,
ETC.. at a very greatly reduced figure
Coming to the apartments, these are laid out
in such q manner that all Of the rooms have sufi-
cient light and air. (See illustration OF ground
= H. ,.yxI v.lAvx NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
NORTH AND SOUTH ROAD
Coming Great Highway Through Vir-
Sinta That VIII Help Buckingham,
fluSana and Other Counties.

-.
Ni;NONiA. VA, San. Sit is under
stood here that work Will commcnc. \.
ErcIno carly i'll the spring OH tho much :
advertiser North and South Highway.
Which is TO extend from Point Of ROCKS
on the lotoNac. across Virginia 10
Raleigh. ~ {. The road Will pass Lees
hurG. Warrcuton. Culpcpcr, Orange.
GordonsNilic. Ialmyra. Brcmo. New
canton. Arvon!a, Dillwyn and Farm
VILE.
Tho road north o: Bremo. all ,hroue h
fluNannt County, is now uuimprovcd.
and VIII require a bulldinw from tho
foundation, with entirely new surveys
IN many places. The approach 10 Brcino
from the nortr will have TO be rcSur-
veyed, owing To the heavy grades an
preaching III" river valley From New
Canton southwark 10 Farmviilc. cMclu-
S r OF a small section. the road is al
ready improved and is in a high state
Of efficiency. This North and South
Highway Will be tapped by the Class 4
Richmond and Columbia Road at or
near Fork Union, Il distance Of Mbout
siSty-ive miles from Richmond ii.
rcctly west
This North and South rT!ghway Will
penetrate line and prosperous section
Of Virginia, :rom Loudoun sou,hward
and VIII connect NJ. Southern and Cen
ira! virginia with Washington. Eal-
tmore and PENNSYLVANIA cities and load
systems. and VIII ne largely Travelled
oE tourists going south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
New Enterprises In SOUTH Carolina.
'hhuS Waking la GcOrEin-NcM
Furnace Blown In,

The Adluh Milling Company. of Co.
lumbia, S. g. new company, will
! build 50o-bushcl- pcr-hour elevator
and build 4 four-story Touring mill.
with Il daily capacity OF $50 barrels of
hour.
The Swansea Gas and on Company
has been Incorporated at Columbia. S.
C.. with $4,000 capital stock.
y new dry dock will be built n,
Charleston, S. c., of sufficient capacity
10 accommodate the largest hattIcships.
vidcu Tor dredging the forty-foot chan
mel which will be necessary to accom-
m9aatc Vessels of the largest draft
voted big bond issue to build and
equip an elcctric-lightins and power
plan; in that town.
$4,000 tobacco rcdrying plant a,
Marion. s G.
candy nnItac,uring company. in
c"rporHted IN Macon. Ga. with 500. 900
CAPITAL stock. Is constructing Il large
plant in Macon. solely for tho manu-
fac,urc Of plain candies
strip miil Of daily, capacity for
fruits has recently been established ar
West Palm Reach. Fla.
The southern Candy Company has
big candy factory at Tampa Fla.
The Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron
C"mnany tiew IN = new furnace a,
sirisenca A H.; III lie iss which was
furniture corporation formed Mt
Chattanooga. Tenn. with 5000. 900
rnn!tn,' has acquired an interest in
COMPANIES in that city.
The Hemp Co. Of America has hccn
formed at Lexington. Ky. aud plans
De erected, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
HOME OF THE SMOKELESS
f;iacttc County, w. In.. Iukcs Great
Nh"winE-Lnnh Where SmokcIcSs
Coal Was First Found

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Jan. "a
detailed report on Eayette County In
this state. prepared by DR.. L. V Hen
N R!i ms Just been issued by the Wcs,
comp: ehcnsivc volume of 1000 pas
ri"h with Photographic reproductions.
"ichinSs and topographic and geologic
maps.
fayet;c County lies to the south and
southeast Of kanawha County. and is n
part Of the great soft-coal basin. II is
the rag!on where the New River. or
smokcless, Goals were first mined on an
rNtcnSiN. scale. These and other coal
beds and the minerals generally OF this
..,',t, AZ 'tinulciH dfScrioeh aiu
ana!EZcd in the volume. 1t q ono OF
The best publica tons the Geolog ical
Survey has vet gotten ont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
NEW BUILDINGS WILL COUP
IN CAROLINA CAPITAL GROUP
nld North state begins Work on Home
FOR Its Agricultural Dc
nartIurnt.
.:UccIal 10 The T!mcs-l

RALEIGH. Jan &.-North Carolina 5
building program for the new year is
one OF the most comprehensive that
has been mapped out IN recent years.
consisting AS it does. OF a number OF
new buildings. comp.etion OF work
thnt has already been started,
plants. The biggcs, single item on
the new building program is probably
the erection OF new homo for the
Department of Agriculture.
This building viii hc erected on the
site o. the present building. corner OF
ilal.faN and i;dcn,cn Streets. directly
behind tn" Capitol building. Il VIII
cost approximately 100000 ana viii
be especially designed To NEST the
nouSine needs OF the Department OF
Agriculture. The Board OF Agriculture
Is charged with the work OF getting
the kiAd OF building II wants, anil II
has already held a number OF meet
inGs with the State Building Comrlis-
sion.
The state Architect is working on
plaus Tor this new building. aud il il,
expected they will bc submitted some
time in the near future. The old puilL
ing will be taken away just as soon
as a definite date is set for beginning
work on the new structure. The
various departments will move into a.
nnoccupied room in the Museum
building and INTO one OF the Office
buildings downtown. All arrange
TneNiS have been completed 10 make
these changes on short notice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
AGRICULTURAL RESULTS
LAST YEARS BIG SHOWING
Nations Farm Products Measured i'm
Dollars and Gents Made n
phenomenal Record.

pun's first weekly report for tn.
pas year furnishes the wonderful fig
UreS given below:
Measured in dollars. the past year
set anoth": phenomenal Agricultural
record. the aggregate value OF this
nations Farm products approXimatinu
$4,000. 041.0o0. or about Sl.5UO.0oo % 90
above the previous high mark of 1918
In other respects. also. the situation
has been favorable. tho various lead
ing crops. With few exceptions hay
ing been both Of largo size and OF
good quality. and therefore oc unusual
economic Importance. Tho yicld Of
corn. while not establishing - nov
precedent ran we'll beyond 2.aoGoOO. 0OO
was At first expected TO reach uncx-
oco,ooo bushels. Yet This total sur
passed that Of the previous YEAR by an
nppr"eithie. margin, and was 1907
"oo."oH bushels in excess Of tho aver
aEc for the i've years prior TO 1915.
OF the remaining cereals. increases
over tn" nvc-yCar average We're almost
general. while the cotton production
although again comparatively mcdcr-
ate. may conccivably prove larger than
tn" ll.o0o,oo0 bales, without lintcrs.
estimated By the government early in
December. An outStandinr feature Of
tho year which has just come to its
cl"s!+il.. was the remarkable export
movement; Of agricultural articles.
such shipments in the eleven month
ending with November having n va!u-
alton 90 moro than s30oO,OC0.0Oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
North Carolina Claims the Lcadcr>h
Additions 70 Sanatorium in tho
Sunuhill COunu.

RALEIGH. y. g. Jan According
10 the statistics in the state Health De-
partmeni. Tie death rate fGoin tIbcrcu.
tcr!nliy lowered in Tho past twl years
Ia the year just close. :: was reduced
is per cent;
1t Is now claimed thai North Caro-
una leads all the Southern States IN !ts
Equipment tor lighting: the dret! dis
case and its spread It's sauatorjuni
is in Moore County. iu tho alnGail!
country ana among tho long-lcai pines.
and is now hcing cu!a god Thcrr wiji
Dc completed and ready Tor occupancy
March next. or sooner. an additional
lnirmary that viii ac"ommod ate liO
or Too more patients. This building is
being completed ~ 4 cost of SII5OOO
othcr buildings being completed are
1" b" used as adn.nst ration building.
consulting rooms for physicians. exam
ihlhS rooms, library. etc. The place.
"hcn these additions arc ready will
AS-o!n!nodAte COO nMiicmia a NcAr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Some nix Nurk Mapped Ont for th
Nc" >:nr--G"nnt olive HnA
New Hank.

The town Of Newton is TO oNpend S7o.-
N"V th'i .%"Hr ~ the Improvement, OF it's
ciJct.ic light water and sewer systems
IN. w j. Wcsturooh Elevator Com
nan% VIII add an irom furnace TO it's
greensboro r.an' -: the manufacture
81 castings. ctc.
me i'n"m Lumber Company has been
'.'l1iH,rrpoTaicG 1t Charlotte. with $4,000
The HAYWOOD Building In Ashevillc
IS 10 be, enlarged at Il cost OF S200, 900
~ ne Liberty Realty Company.
me southern security Service Com
many mas oe"' cadrterea at Greens boro
W.tn l""."o" capital stock TO do a
y 500" thcatcc with a seating ca
'ac!tE az 200 Is To he erected in the
spring in Statewide
me tanceo"ro Cotton and Lumber
"ih9ahN has been Chartered at Vance
n'uH 10 <9Auuci cotton elnnery and a
INC fa~ncrs and Mo,chan;s' Bank.
ii".Sd with SlpO0oo authorized and
."'''h r1id-up cap!tal, commercial
"l -hesS last week al Nj, Olive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
GREATER MINING OF COAL
FOLLOWS AFTER STRIKES
Nor" Money ncing Invested In West
Virginia Mining Properties Than
Ever Srforc s,nONn,
CHARLESTON. W. VA. Ian 3.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Jan. 3.-Be.
sides proposed enlarged operations OF
many OF the old coal mining companies
in this state. new companies arc bc!n.;
crSaisMcd and Chartercd every May
since uc settlement oc the miners
strike.
Within tn" past three weeks no, less
,h2n two dozen new companies. WIKI
capital stool. ranging from 10000 UP
10 more than 100000, have been CHAR
tered.
The West Virginia Eagle Coal Com
ranN. made up largely of Char.cs;on
CAPITALISTS. and Incorporated with
nu":ouo caH:,ai stock. has acquired coal
once with the development OF ZOO
acres. installing = plant With 200 Geo
TONS rs annun! canacity.,,
Win hcadauarters in this city, has
coinp!e'cd plans for increasing the out
pu, OF rs mines a swiss to 400 tons
The Faulkner Coal COMPANY ,,,c,y.
in%"rrorat"d At Huntington, with $500
oVo paio-op cap'@,', has commcnccd
operat ,n, on l-rEc scale a. Faux
of HUNTINGTON, a newly incornorats,i
'onrern, has secured salualN coal
lands in MinSo County, and viii com
year.
The Nanawha Gas and Coal Company.
lncot porai"d by Charleston ana Penn
savanna CAPITALISTS. with S3OC. 600 cap
IA *tock: ha" secured coal lands in
fraNt"n County. and the dcvelorlrcnt
VII DO commenced b% the middle OF
The ,Marh.ne coal company. incor-
porated 10y New York, New Jersey and
larksourS. w. Va. parties. SroN ooO
naiG up capital stock, has sccurcI val
uhhiS coal lands ut Ecyr oldsviil. i'm
this state. which Will te lcyc!oDcG
at once More coal ..i!l lie p-odUcca
in ."es; NirSinia this yea. ;han ever
before in its history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
FINEST HIGHWAY YET
Lchoir County Section of Great Cen.
'r"i hootc contracted ior-Twcnty
Miles OF Asphalt.

* lNSTON. \. c. Jan. ) Tie I.enoir
county section OF the -r,at central
Ing away of North caro- 'p.. w.l Ger.
tracts have ocen seaI.i. signed ana de-
!Ncred. and the contractors VIII doubt
less lose hut lille time in getting 10
Wo:h on the great improvements
twenty miles in length and when com
pleted in accordance with the plans
aad specifications it will DO ono OF the
nncSt. IT no; the very finest public
highway in the state II y % be Of
sheet asphalt surface, and Will cost
= BinGhamton Tenn. firm OF con-
tractors has the contrac; for The grad
ing and draining at cost OF s135. 900
and the asphalt surface will he con.
Structcu by the &. W. West Cousrruc-
tion Company. Of Chattanooga Tenn
az cost Of 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
HIGH PRICED REAL ESTATE 4
URGENT DEMAND FOR HOMES
CREATE INFLATED VALUES
Holders of Nlchnond Dirt Advancing
Prices DcHOnd Rcitsun I'm Opinion
OF Some Agents.

The week FOR Closing up business
! Tor Il year. which was last week.. in
! the calendar of the Richmond real
estate agents. kept these active repre-
srntativcs OF Richmond busters tied
down to business ;hat did not pertain
10 actual sales OF property, and in
Scns"quGnce few are ihe sales OF
realty that We're made. II WAS the
week for corporations to make out
their reports of = years work, ana all
tile agents represent one or more cor
roration" and have the handling of
these reports. and there were otho r
things chat KEEP, them in their Of
However. some sales were made and
some deals that had been hanging on
the string for quite "a while were
close" up as FAR as 'hry can be closed
were on the small order.
The first week or part of week
Of the New Year finds the demand for
residences Of the prctentious Kind as
wei! as FOR the smaller homes and cot
,agcs still urgent and still dissatisfied.
This ursatis,cd demand has caused
want To sell. 10 build up Il rather in
Hated idea Of The value Of Richmond
dirt. and the prices demanded for wha,
thor" is for sal" in the residence line
hay been advanced far more rapidly
ana 10 FAR greater percentage than
any other article that has contributed
T.
limild!ng E0om l. the Kennedy.
That. at least. is what the agents
say and some OF them are complain
tnS not Il little % 1t. one agent re-
iatcs that Within the past week he has
taken prospective customers 10 see
four pieces o. residential property.
placed IL hands for sale. and in three
OF che cases found that the holder had
advanced his tiSUrcS large per cent
over those at which the property had
but u few days before been listed. The
agents say this kind of thing is driv-
inG new comcrs back from Richmond
are.
The out!ook for building was never
ur!Sht@r IN Richmond, ana the agents
think the carly spring Viii see Il real
bu! ding. boom at or rapidly rcachin-
its height. Some OF them arc look
ing hopefully to this as one means OF
calling halt on the trouble above
complained Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
DEMAND GROWING
NATIONALLY FOR
JEFFR!ES' NO. |
Thos. Tnbb JcTrics. Wcii-I<uown Rich
mOnd Pharmacist, Discoycrcr OF
Valuable EormuIn-Now Known
as JcnricS' No. 1 Cough
Mixture.

Richmond is again IN the l!m.jiGht
nationally. y few years ago Thos
Tabb Jcnrics. Druggist, OF East Broad
Street. perfected a formula for cous hs
which now seems TO be destined 10 be-
come nationally the most Important
discovery and remedy of it's kind in :,
decade. The remedy is trade marked
and is known as JcUrics' No. i Cough
Mixture. AT first Dr. Jonrics sold II
only in Richmond. but the merit o. the
product was such an Improvement over
the ordinary remedies that the demand
grew so great that people were calling
for Il from all parts OF the United
States.
During tho Flu epidemic Jeryica
No. l Cough Mixture was used extern
s!vely ana sucecsafu!!y. This prcpa
ration is LIQUID ana ani!scpjic. there
fore relieves the cough promptly and
heals The Irritation. tickling aud sore
ness il the throat and chest. !, has
the advantage over the ordinary rem
cdies in that it is ant.scptic, soothing
and healing.
JcNries No. Cough Mixture IS FOR
sale By all druggists Clip this ad
take 1t to your druggist, get a bottle
and Keep II In the house FOR use when
needed. Three sizes, soc. G0c and $40.
Thos Tabb Jcmrics. Mfg Pharmacist
Richmond. Na--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

i, keep the kidneys in good order"
"Avoid too much meat, alcohol or tra.
Drink plenty Of pure water, preferably
hot water, before meals, and drive tho
uric acid out OF the system by taking
Anuric." This en- be obtained at
almost any drug store.
Send bottle Of water to the chemist
at Or. Picrcc's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo.
X. y, and you viii receive free medical
advice rs to whether the kidneys arc
affected. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog, you suffer from backaehe,
s;ck-headachc, dizzy spells, OF twinges
and pains OF lumbago, rheumatism or
govt; or sleep is disturbed Two or three
times night, take heed before too late.
Get Anuic (an,i-urc-acidl, for it will
put new lie into your kidneys and your
entire system. Ask your nearest drug
gist for it or send Dr.. Pierce EN- cents
for TRIAL package.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

NEW CANTON, VA, Jan. . -Rep"c-
scatatives OF the New Canton Farm
ors' Tobacco Warehouse arc arriving
this Wees from North carolina. where
they spent The holidays. and are pre-
spar:ns for the opening OF the market
'on next MOndIy.
il is generally understood that a
large quantity o. tobacco in EuckinS
ham, Fiuvtnl.o and Cumberland Coun-
ties is still unsold. III fact II IS
stated tina, only from 70 TO % per cent
OF the cron has been marketed.
Before the c. -!A..lhas holidays high
prices we're pat!2 Tar. tonacc" ., tn"
New Canton Warehouse. and many
growers went away picascd Dark to-
!haccos. which some Years ago sold At
an average Of IRON. IS to SO pcT 100.
readily brought from Si0 TO $40, while
tugs brought up 10 $50 ana So.
The tobacco crop III this section was
generally considered quite "a failure
last summer. but such hi.:h prices arc
being paid for sucl tobacco as wa
made that N" growers VIII realize as
much for tncr crop Is usual. and lar
more than iH prc-w;," times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tell
Wonderful Results Of "More Eggs"

More Eggs" Godscnd
received yonr Nor" Ergs" Tonic .,d
r"t,tn ~ va a great GUds"uI wns ,,,i,
i'm ~ GEES :, dag. and now | am re:
49, MYRTLE ICE. nos,on ~.
More Eggs" r;,id the Pnstor
- tprcss ~ words how much 7 b,ro
Len hrnchttd by More EgEs." hayc ~" M "
az uop's, clothcd the children IN re 80 ~
dresses; and that i9 no, aiI--J nait az, "a"
M""S s ns d"e G@zs sold ~ dozen eggs last
dozen i"f, ""E.n. AT" some. and had ii,
-''i's. LEN: MUSHROOM
III. ..> 100 Eggs From 70 Hens ''''
me t .c Eggs Tonic did wonders for
and was "" s.c,i ~ ns rs when got the tome
AZ. Isl had over i2O6 egs s'S It nay a~y
i2Dw. MEKKER. Pontiac Mich
, i6o IIens--i5OO Eeys
egg record. have 10 Whifo oT T,c.ia Tie
MRS. H.. ". rArT6S. Wavn qT,h IG,GSs'
800 Worth 81 Eggs From IL Hen,
] never used "iforr Eggs TOME In'I =.
a,orcmDcf thrn lust used one 81 % ne, ,,,.,,
alh nave sofa over $500 90 worth r. - 49,, ...
IRON fortY-fonr hons. More f.ggs' r't1'if
Sterling. Eans. r. 10. 2 ,;oX IL
1,., tt3HPS Eggs After Package
sEEs ono ana wnnid like to hav, yo',
know nc result From January LIST TO Juiv
LIST my hens lay"d 1868 eggs W '"''
~ H. WHITE. Scranton. Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
BIG PICTURE THEATER
charlottesville 10 Have Si0nn0O piny.
hoHnc--t ontrNrfs soon to
BE Awarded,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. g.
i,lans :or the 100000 moving picture
5he Lcr 10 To- erected here by the Ken
icr-Ximmerman Go. have bcc,, rr.
pared by The architects ana practically
decided upon. Just whcn the contract
VII pc let is not set known. but II is
the matter. and it is expected that
nui!din" operations will he commenced
as Soor as the winter begins TO hrcali
mp little
The ;hcatcr building l. 10 he o25xEo
,eci ~ dimensions; Will be practically
nrcpI"of. steam heated clcctrically
liShted and properly ventilated. wash.
inSl"h AfcMtccts have completed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

'IiASE ClTN. w. Jan. 3.-F'o- 'hc
season Of 1919 chase City has sold
some S5o,o00 hounds moro o. tobacco
than for tho same season OF 1918, and
u has paid ont 10 the farmers nearly
twice as much money. The sales last
season mp TO this date were .i?T,3iS
pounds. which brought Si.4il.lG3.iS. or
business this season has been ,.S4S.-
~! pounds. sold q; al average OF
Sa52S. Tho lea has been increasing
IN value all the season. tho average
in December being $a?.22 per 100. II
- noted that TIC average recorded in
December of last year was only S52.1O
per 100.
Chase city warehouse men who keep
ia close touch with the farmers are
Of the opinion that larger nvrcai,c
VIII ur attempted this year. II would
be very much larger il tho farmers
could count with any degree OF cor
'a!niy upon the labor 10 cultivate the
Weed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
DO YOU GET Up WITH A LAME BACK?
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder
Trouble?

Pain or dull ache in The back is often
evidence Of kidney trouble. II is Ma
lures timely warning TO show YOU that
the track OF health is not clear.
Danger signals.
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED
more serious results are sure to follow
kidney trouble in its worst form may
steal upon YOU.
Thousands OF people have tcs.iiied
that the mild and Immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root, the great kidney. liver
and bladder medicine. is soon realized
that 1t stands the highest for it's re.
markable curative effect il. the most
distressing cases. & you need Il ,ned!
cine, you should have the best.
lame Back.
Lame back is only ono OF many
symptoms Of kidney trouble O;ucr
symptoms showing that you may need
swamp Root are, being subject 10 en-
barrassins and frequent bladder lrou-
SPECIAL NOTE-You may obtain a
closing ten cents 10 DIR. Kilmcr e. Co.
opportunity to prove the remarkable
send YOU book o! valuable informant i,
grateful letters received from men M
Root Ia he Just the remedy needed in
value and success of swamp Root are
viscd to send for sample size bottle.
y. Y. BE sure 10 say you read this o
patch.-.idv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
SHIPPING FACILITIES
Northern Neck Gets Deitcr Services
Ne" Ntrnmh"nt Line uuh More
Motor Trucks en-
!spec,a! % The rimcs-Dispo.,n

u tNTiiSNli.l.tI. VA. Jan. 2.-The
.]ih"NShncnt .: the line OF steamers
from t.lSne'l. Md. 10 tho Potomac.
i.''NHhhann"ck ana Great NViromiro
RIVERS, which seems an acca,nul,tDcI
.a.t Will mean big things Tor lie
Northc'n Neck. and viii give the ship
PcTS increased and :afc TRANSPORTATION
30 N Northern marncts.
me Produce MJ',r Trucl' Service.
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