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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
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ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
'"ckhoidcrS or Norfolk and we.,cr,
Hnii"aE Name Wen tu Look After
Tbtir Interest.

EpNNokE. VA. Feb. 1.-THE re
rent election Of officers Tor tho Nor
JotH "nd Western Railroad by Tie
n'"c" h"!""rf OF the company creates
numerous important changes. prcsi-
dcht l." w. Johnson becomes chairman
~ n" board Of directors. whil.. \. -.
Name VII" has been regional director.
.! The forah"ntas region. takes Ny.
'rohnSoh place as prcsid"n, of liz.
COMPANY Hoth OF these officers VIII
h'rt th.!r headquarters III This city
IH. following appointments clfcc-
,ife March J. have also been announced
mere. William q. Macdowcn. assist
AM 10 IA" pres dcnt. philadelphia. Pa. ::
\; I. Needles, Vice Drcsid in charge
OF operation: T. :. DNvani. vice pres :
GENT ~ 1h"rE" OF traffic. ;ud Charles s.
thurch!H. vice president in charge OF
puFchaSoS. real estate and valuation.
az AT Eoanokr; T. H. .lldcu. vicc-prcsi-
tent IN charge Of finances. at Pnila-
II"lph,h; Joseph ". Coke comptroiior.
w " Wilson. assistant comptrolicr.
ana Joseph - Lacy, treasurer. al. al
Ho"n"kc: w. Booth, secretary and
..'S slant treasurer; l.. w COS. assis,
ant SECRETARY. and f.. VI. Rivinus, gen
'r"i solicitor. all ut philudclp hin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
DIXIE is ENTERPRiSING,
NEW INDUSTRIES VARIED
virginia Men Interested in Zig Fac
tory In Observation-Disclosures Ot
Mnpy Cotton Mills.

The rl1rolinu Oil Company. manu-.
+ facturcrss OF uottonsced oil at Green
vile. s. g. has. Increased capital stock
from 100000 10 100000.
The Merchants Lime Cola Bo;tline
Company has been incorporated at
OrunecburS. :. g.. with 100000 CAPT
tai stock. and win build there what
wi!i probably be the second largest
Tho LilIiston Harvester Company.
Incorporated with 100000 capita /
stock. 10 establish Il plant at Albany,
Ca, to manufacture peanut rickei.s
and gasoline engines. Is made NJ q.
SUFFOLK. Va. and Georgia men.
The china American Tobacco and
Trading Company. OF Rocky Mount
house in Naldosta. Ga. for drying and
packing leaf tobacco.
The Lakv"lcw citrus Company. cap
iial stock $4,000 has been chartered
and organized at Orlando. Fla
The Crescent THE Company. recently
chartered. with Arthur Norwood as
president. Will establish a tile-mailius
The Spartanburs Underwear Minis
have been chartered TO build and OPP
crate a factory at Spartanburg. : G..
Tor the manufacture of mems Under
wear.
With all contracts now awarded. The
Lafayette tA'a) Cotton Mills Will
have an equipment of 10000 spindlcs
driven by electric power for daily
output OF 10000 pounds OF warn
Tw" additional buildings viii be
erected by the Griffin tGal Mauurac-
turing Company. which. has increased
lis capital by 100000 and -wII en-
large til" cotton mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
NEW ENTERPRISES ADDED
TO WEST VlRGINIA'S LIST
Nitro Is Ioming-Magniticc Office
hniidtnE Tor Observation-Disclosures
tons HiS shoe Shup tnlnrrfpr

-. The Inc Sis,crsyiHe Tank and Boiler
Works arc having erected a $4,000 adj :.
nltinn Tor TN" enlargement OF the ca
naGity 81 the plant at Sistersvillc
n" Charleston Coat E,Xcilauuc rro-
poStS I" erect ma Gniilccnt otice
building in Charleston. with riuh-
rooms grill. assembly hall and l5o o.
The West Virginia Housing Co.. .,
.,harteSiGn has closed contracts for
ne building OF coo cottages for min
erS:. ~ ana near Mctirau
,,amlhnSS, Nitro Power Co. capital stock
SI"o;ovo. mas been Incorporated a, Nj
ire by Nv. u. Payne and associates.
The fireoinctcr Valve Co. has com
menced the manufacture on large
scale OF Valves at the temporary faC.
Tory III chnrlcSton. \ larger factory
Is 70 he built next year
'lncinnhti and lIlkus. ". Va par
,its nave Incorporated the camp i;un
100000 ''''"' N'V-N
:, Ihr Norve!i,, Cha MIXERS Shoc Co. of
stock from 100000 to $500. oao. and
place ~ '"''
The Art Class co.~haS been lncor-
n"rateh IN Charleston by Frank I'ilch-
er. X ~ Mckee and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
NORTH CARROLL INA ADVANCES
ALONG COMMERCIAL LINES
Banks Have TO Increase Capital to
Meet Demands-Ncw Industries
Sprin.iuu I'm.

The First National Bank OF Durham
mas increased capital Stock from s4co.-
600 10 s6oo.06O
The Machinery and Hardware Com
panN. OF Wake Forest. hSs been in
corporatcd with $4,000 capital stock
The Alexander Cotton Mills, capital
stock 100000 have been Incorporated
TO manufacture cotton goods at ST.
Paul
The stockholders o! Tile First Ma
tonaI Bank OF Rocky Mount have de-
vihcd TO increase tho capital stock Of
that institution from 100000 10 500, 600.
y. +. Ruckcr. j. w Lewis X. "
scott ana others have Incorporated the
Lewis Ruclicr Lumber company at
charlotte with paid-in capital stock
OF 100000.
\ stock company has been formed
a. shelby To build a 20o-roorr hotel at
Cleveland Springs -. NJ. Null. OF
shelby. is at the head OF the company.
The Boulevard Bank and Trust Com
panE. OF LeakEvillc. has increased cap
ital stock TO $4,000.
The First National Trust Company.
authorized capita $4,000. is new
banking financial institution to COM
meucc business in Durham this month.
sam :. Shuford. ~ j. Rankin and w.
T. Rankin have incorporated the Shu-
ford NILS. OF Gastonia. y. C., with
s5"o.o capital.
John 9, Rankin and s ". Robinson.
% Lowell y. G.. and j; L.. Lincberger.
OF I.incoliton. have incorporated the
oaks Spinning Company. OF lincoln
ton. with 100000 capital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
TOBACCO GROWERS HURT
Slumps In the Darl, Leaf Market, nj.
concerts Farmers in buckingham
and Other Countless
Snccia, TO The Times Dispatch ]

AiiNoNIA VA. Feb i4.-Tobac,o
growers throughout Bucki ghln,
county are much disconnected as ;,
result o. the great slump in tobacco
prices which came about The middle
OF lasi week. All the markets In ills
portion of the state appear TO nave
reflected the conditions in Tho larger
cites, ana prices from 81 10 slu below
last weclt'# best prices have sinrn nra
iuied Il; * understood that much
tp"acco still remains IN the hands OF
'hr growers some OF II OF hne quality.
RMS section raises heavy grades az
aark tobacco, some Of It being OF the
nfcd ana some % tho air-c,ired va
,;i.tE. rs ruic. this is the last por-
ION oi Tao State 10 market tobacco
'he heaviest sales occurrin. in ISoh.
IuarI, and some extending over jnro
Mhrch ana even April.
INC highest prices obtained lust no.
iofe me Christmas holidays but after
NE Withdrawal Of the French order
me drop ~ foreign exchange and Ccr-
Laih oiher conditions. prices fell mi
Eood hsures were paid up to last week
whcn tho prices further drciirfcd 10 :,
low level. :" 1t
Farmers here are comD!aininc az ~.
uncertainty OF tobacco prices ANA ,Ln
tlSN ~ growing IL. no: knowing what
prices VIII be paid when selling t!n,a
comes, and as a result OF tho nrnse,,,
stump In prices II is strongly stated ~
growers that ncSt years cron aill h.
largely curtai!cd, with "A suhst itutir,,
or corn, hay and other more stahl.
crops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Nux-Iron-PaW-PaW
DIGESTsFo0D. MAKESBLo0D. GlvESPoWER
BE PREPARED TO WITHSTAND WINTERS BLASTS
BY REVTTALIZING YOUR BLOOD.
PUT YOUR SYSTEM IN CONDITION
FOR THE COLD WET DAYS AHEAD


all right Know
taking Tonic that
Paw Iaw,f in one.
nzed stomach and blood
dreaded z, +
better bottle of
feel that
O r 3
Without it, food
a.
Everywhere
Ironked aw-Paw
New York Distributors
lsAdyGiscmp. 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
VIRGINIA POTASH is FINE
Governments E,perts Say Germnns Go
Thousand Feet Under Ground for
Virginia Surface Product.

RcANOkE, Va. Feb. IA circular
letter issued by the United States Pot
asl. and Hrick Corporation OF this city
tcilS OF the fo!dspar to be found III
Virginia from which potash is profit
ably produced.
Tin. United States governments eX-
p"rtS. :: seems first made the discov-
'r'ts aud after five years OF research
dnd experiments Uncle sam found that
tn" :oldSpar beds OF Virginia were SUI
peri"r 10 amy ihai had been inycsti-
gated and contained potash In uuan-
tit.cS equal 10 German materials EN-
n"rimcnts by the governments experts
and other chemists have discovered
the ocSt method OF eNtructin. this pot
ASH. To Set !natcrlk,s no; so rich in
potash. Germans 20 more than bdO
feet UNDERGROUND. while i may be.
found IL Nirsini practically on the
top cf tic ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
MASONS ARE DIVIDED
i'an,t'r Fraternity Split. on Nd>i.a.
h,ftt! OF Erecting SkyScraprr Temple
and bnice Building

i'ANNiILE, Va. Feb. ii.-ColoncI 4
=, ."rrInE'on has returned TO bauyii..
IRON l-NnehourS ana Charlotte. y G.
10 The cost Of office buildings and r.,'e-
nue. derived from them. \ report wiz
10" made a. tho Masonic meeting. to he
n"!' Mph"AN night. H. IS known Ira,
MhSons arc opposed 20 anythin. an
preaching min atGr" shyS"raDcr. and
arc considering = building from four
10 SIX stories
Tn" Zen story building opt!mis,ica,lv
forecast after tho recent fire would
cost about S5oo."U0. and older members
- n" craft who are on tn. board OF
rug into 81 big venture during the pros
"'I, uncertain times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
WORK Is NOW UNDERWAY
Grcnt Textile Mills al Dau,iIir Heinz
Mnde Grratcr-Scw buildings
to Cost $1,000, ONN.

bANNtLLE. VA. Feb. l4.-.rhe IRE.
iiminary work for the hie addition 20
Ihr riverside and Dan River Cotton
Mn'S. IN thtS citE. Is getting well un-
der way. The building constrilc.inu
alone Will cost sl,50O.000. and /, vii
require S2.00O,0o0 worth Of macainery
to cquip il.
The principal structure will be four
stories $40 feet in length 10y ~ feet
in width. and will have a partial base.
ment. In addition there will he u
i;"Vo-ioo, concrete bridge across Dan
EiNcr. connecting il with the mills on
the north side.
The new machinery 10 be installed
VIII include $4,000 SpindlcS and /. 700
looms. These Will be run by electric
power The entire work Will probably
he cOmplctcd this Nenr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
MORE BANKS IN VIRGINIA,
LARGER INDUSTRIAL PLANS
Gre1ier Busincss In All PARTS OF the
acknowledgements or Capt.
Ill tai aud p1nnfS,

III tai aud Plants.
The Citizens Bank OF South Hill. i'm
Meckicnbure County, has Increased It's
MINIMUM capital stock from $4,000 Ia
S2',Ouo7 anu maximum from $4,000 /. 10
100000
The First National Bank OF Crundy
Buchanan County, has been organized
with $4,000 capital stock and applied
for charter.
The Sparrow- Gravely Tobacco Com
pany, of MDrtinsvillc, has increased II <
capital stock from $4,000 To 5000 600
The Tazcwcll Manufacturing Com
pany. RECENTLY Incorporated with $3.50.
noo authorized capital stock will re-
Dui!d and operate the burned bott linz
pinnt AZ Inzewell. ginger ale being the
principal product
The town Of Whnlcyvil,. i'm Nnns.
monu County. IL to have an ice factory
TO be built this spring by BROTHERS 4.
Brother. -
The, city OF Roanoke proposes to as
'abilsn an asphalt plant and boiler "a
cost about $4,000.
The city Of Portsmouth has sold 10
Il cincinnati concern 100000 Of bonds
nan OF the proceeds to be used for
water works improvements and nnif for
street and other improvements. ali for
this year ''
The Commercial and Savings Eamk OF
lnchcSiert has decided to increase It's
capital stock from $4,000 to sljOOop
TN" Page Biscuit Company. OF Nor
folk has been Incorporated with $780,
e"n capital stock 10 establish "a large
baking plant in that city.
The Bank of Stony Creek. in SUISSE x
county, has doubled its capital stock.
making ii 100000
y bank with capital stock of $4,000
IS being organized In Eadford. Robert
tccIl VIII be the cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
TELLING SAME OLD STORY
REAL ESTATE MEN COMPLAIN
OF SCARCITY OF GOOD HOMES
some Evidence of Longcd For uuiId.
ing bOom--Ncw York rOIucco con-.
Germ Leases Isichmond FnTtory,

I'm the real estate realm there was
no SpSSini activity last week. bur a
another was transacted. No very large
sues We're made, or IL there were. the
INTERESTED parties arc Keeping tho facts
70 themselves, but numerous deals that
haEc occn on the string FOR quite Il
Wniie were closed up and tho papers
sent TO record.
There was noted increased inuuirv
tor broa1 street business property.
~, so tar as could bc learned no
, ,,ransai =, ms We're n'nde. In fact mo
put on the string FOR future. The
truth is thorc is very little Broad
street property on the market. ana
De induced 10 sell want mighty Mig
money for il,
real estate circles all the week about
the demand for residential property
nsims in eNcsSs OF the sunny and it
crease. while fewer and fewer resi-
dcnccs that are np-to- date are on the
selling lists OF the agents. Tho time
must be getting busy building more
homes. and that regardless OF The high
cost OF building material and labor.
New Tobacco Concern Located Here.
j. Thompson Brown X Co. have
,cased 10 the International Tobacco
Eompany OF New York, warehouse and
Gently acquired by the Richmond Vine.
gar Company. located in Fulton. and
ihus brought 20 this city another to-
hacco Industry The International To-
harco Company will do an export leaf
business from Richmond and will com
mencc operations at once
There appears from last weeks rec
ords 20 be some Improvement in the
building situation. Applications for
permits 10 build homes within the
city limits are growing more nuIncr-
Gus. although it is painfully evident
that the high cost OF things in gen
cral. building materials and labor in
particular: are Keeping on the real
building hoom that so many people
have hccn longing 10 see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
EAST RADFORD MOVES ON
Much building Going on-ToMn liza.
the Money in HIND for Street
improvements.

EAST RNDFOKD. VA, Feb. IA
East Radforh is getting Il move on
itself y great deal OF. building is
going on here, the stores are doing an
unusual business and all OF the indus
irial establishments are crowded with
workers and much work is being
turned out. The new hotel that is TO
Ne erected has become a necessity.
tnder the leadership of y. y. Osborne
the business men OF the town are or
'SaniEinS a new building association
winch VIII! give an impetus 10 home
building.
The town will do considerable work
III the way OF street improvements this
year Bonds for streets that were re-
amount Of 100000 to baltimore bank
ers and sold al premium. They are
- per cent. twenty fiNc-year serial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
GrecnyilIe Has One More Week

market sold THIS week 5iS as no,,,i.is
90 eorisht tobacco. the same uvcrarimg
nseoi per 100, There has been Il bit;
harms sold. Colo.y tobarcos an, 49,,
WIN cnafacter have been full up. some
me rear going 10 sl0i per 100. h,it
ne common yprs have had few friends
This season. ""H an"
The Greenvillc market will clos. for
ny season on Friday, February 20 m.
sates 10 gate this season have been
lose 10 29.5Oo.o0O pounds. wh!cl! IS m,
most ever sold here IN q season
Next season there VII! be three s.ts
OF buyers on ,he market and TRIM.
sales VIII be the order OF the Juv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
HISTORIC PLACE is SOLD
Roland Farm, In LouiOun County. 4.
BouEht by New Sorkcr-NIuch Agri-
cultural Property Change.

TSpccIn TO The Timos- D1spntPh.J
= MIDDLEBCRG. MA. Feb. 1i.--Thcre
continues to be noticed much activity
IN Loudouu County farm lunds. Dur
ing tho year 1919 there were over 100
transfers OF realty In this county. Du-
merous farms and parts of big farms
were and are being bought by now
Corners
Thomas L. Dudley has just sold his
iluc place. known as Roland Farm. CON
tanning 1913 acres, to Captain Oliver
Islin. of New York. for 100000. Cap
some residence to replace the splcn
did one that was burned In October
last. Roland Farm is one of the his
toric places OF I.oudoun. many of which
have been sold within the last few
years.
Mrs. l.. Y. Adams has sold her farm
near bloomfield to Edgar Robcy for
$3.50 per acre. The highly improved
place contains nCiN ncrcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
COAL SITUATION is BAD
Car Shortage in East INrntuchy Ei.Id.
>erous-Not Much Better In
West Niyrini,

IiIAEI 'f.SFON. ". w, FEB. li.--Ac-
CofHihE 20 authentic reports received
foal fields Of Eastern Kcntuc}iv, Goa
production here has fallen down 10
nardir more Than 60 per cent of nor,n,,
IheSe reports are based on TN. Ian
nary hSureS. and ~ is said that ~.
shortage is due entirely 10 the scarciiv 8,
Of Goa cars. When this condition vas
"ade known =" IL. Federal agents
would be- corrected a., once M I.i,
Of February - 10" gone. aud .hcr.
g hnt little Improvement iu the sii-
Estion.
ne car shortage Ia the Yves, Vir.uri
heias and the powers that u, sem
- pe bry SLOW in finding the remedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
knitting Willis ut Rndford viii Turn
Out 700 Dozen Fairs of
Hose Daily,

RADF0RD. VA, Feb. l4.-Accordins
70 the announcement Of plans OF the
Paul Knitting Mills Company ot
l'ulaSki. The branch hosiery mill that
will be erected here at once Will en-.
ploy not less than $50 operatives and
VIII have daily capacity OF $50 dozen
pairs of hose.
The building TO he erected will be
OF concrete and Will cost about s3p00u
II VIII be installed with $50 Knitting
inachlnes which Will be run by cleo
trio power The new mill will H.,
rushed TO completion a. rapidly as nos
Siblc and the machinery having M.
ready been purchased. il is expected
il will BE- in operation by Tho carl.
summer time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Cant Cut Off My Leg"
Says Railroad Engineer

'rn f"iiroad engineer: .bou. 20 c.rs
20 my '": waa seriously iniureh ~ an
".' cent ont West Upon my refusing 10
il would be Impossible 10 hc, tn. rvo,,nI
nave NF!'G an i.iEds OF salvcs ana had
man Doctors IN no past 20 years. yu, %
10 s.p -" u finally resolved 20 use PETER
.7o'> 20 NJ NJ 90 my lCs You canno.
imasin" my aa,ouiShnent when found II
was "hnf what over 100 things had ::iIcc
70 40 W leg Is now completely cured 90
y. Y. On , 10
makes ne feet proud u hi abb. 20
produce an Ointment ltsc thai" say. peter.
son, of BunaIp. ''So' only do I cu,r.n,..
Peterson's Oiutncn, for ola &C. -
wounds. but tor eczema. salt rheun. ulcers
chabnE itching stsin aud blind bl.ed.na mr.
tch'hG pics ana W.T. W Il big pox ;oy
40 cents AT All Druggists prtce al ,p
afford 10 pay and money back n not 49,,
isaed" Mail orders hllcd by r.ts,rnn
Ointment Co. lnc, uuGaIp. n. Y.-Aar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

ROCKY -Mt!4 Vt. y - i'.l, IL
Nedn. sd,y. February II. marked in.
oHhclsl close Of tho tobacco ,uurkr, for
me season OF l'l"-'20. ana while there
VIII ne i.H more loads of tobacco
SOLD during the coming wc.ks ,hs,e
- - but NIUE LETT So the hands OF IN,
turner's VINO are now busy preparing
tor 'Ae neN' crop. which. i is ucn.Y
ally tonccded. Viii b. increased 10 som.
eSlchl. though J., Is protahlr ,hnt III.
acreage WI! not he u.s. large as Senc,-
ally thought. owing !" the Scarciiy an,
nigh price Of laoor
The total sales reported To- dt.
amount TO 2l.36o.,lt hounds. which snIJ
ior rS s,,eSig,..eso' an average OF s., o5.
rms c9Lnparcs With sales last season
10 GATE % 2@.s%S,It pounds for si5"l
SnQwlnS Il loss IL pounds Of 2.0GS. sly
put 4 gan IN average OF 3G.o5. amount
207.55. '''''
One new factory is being buil, here
and several other plants are prtDar.
inE 70 add greatly to their caDatit
ana all are looking forward Ia TIC rnost
nrosherous season IN the history OF the
market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
TWO COMPANIES NAMED
Belm"nt. y. C.. 1, To Have Connie
Wore Miiiion-DoiIar Cotton
Yarn Mills

BEi.MoNT. y. g, Feb. l4-Tfe go, :
ton milling company recently .ucorpo-
a'cd here with $1,000. QUO capital stoc.
oy ID, i. stove. A. {. Lincbcrgcr and
as. !at"s, has been named Perfection
summing company. y yarn mill of
l9:nop sp.ndleS is To be built
Tho other new company. organized
by Ford i.nebcrecr. also with ST..
ouu.uou cLnital stock, Will he known
as the l-iniord Mills. Il will also be
{. 10000 spindle mill and its i,roducf
VIII be cotton yarns. Work Is 10 he
"oin:ncnced in the erection of these
mills imm"diaicly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
WAR MADE ON RED CEDAR
Shenandoah county Apple Grower,
Appeal Z" County .tuthoritirs to
Help In the Eight.

Shenandoah County Fruit, Growers
Association has been organized nj
W"odstock, with James G.. t;roody
president.
The society has begun an active
campaign against red cedars. which
nave caused great damage 10 apple
orchards IN recent years. The County
Board Of Supervisors WAS pctitioncd IL
adopt the state cedar rust law Tor The
rntirp CONT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Snake. Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain In n Few
Minutes.

viii Positively Relieve Paia in n Few
Minutes.
Try it right now for Rheumatism,
Neura lgia, LumbaEo, sore, stiff and
swollen joints. pain In -sho head. back
and limbs. corns. bunions. etc. Aftcr
one application pain usually disappears
as IL by magic. ~
A nov remedy used externally for
Cousha CoIds Group. Influenza. Sore
Throat. DiphthGria and Tonsilitis.
This Oh is conceded TO be the most
prompt and immediate effect in rclicv-
ing pain Is due to the fact that 1t
once. AS an illustration, pour ton
drops on the thickest piece Of sole
leather and 1t will penetrate THIS sub
minutes.
Accept no subetitutc, pills great. oil
Is golden red color only. Manufac.
tured by Herb Juice Medicine Com
pacy only. Fer sale at all druggists
.~A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Nations, nanA csar,er Ask,a For.

NINTON. w, Feb. li-Nlnton is
soon TO have national bank Of It's
own, INDEPENDENT of its larger neigh
hors. The National Hank OF VInton.
capital stock $4,000 has applied TO the
tomptroilcr of the Currency for char.
ter The officers will be George NJ
Muse. president: W. II. Vineyard. vice
president, and Frank l.. Mitchell
cas- hiCr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
DO YOU GET UP WITH A lame BACK?
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder
Trouble?

Pain or dun ache in the lack is often
evidence of kidney trouble. l, Is Ma :
lures timely warning TO show YOU
that tho track OF health Is not clear.
Danger signals.
IL these danger signals are .unheeded
more serious results arc sure 70 follow;
kidney trouble In its worst form mas
steal upon you.
Thousands OF people have testified
that the mild and Immediate effect OF
swamp Root, the great kidney, liver
and bladder medicine, Is soor realized
that ii stands the highest for It's re-
markable curative effect in the most
distressing cases II YOU need medi-
cine, YOU should have the best
I.sne Back.
Lame back Is only one Of many
symptoms Of kidpey trouble. Other
symptoms showing that YOU may need
swamp Root arc, being subject To elm
SPECIAL NOTE-You may obtain sa
closing ten cents TO DR.. k!lmer & Co,
opportunity 10 prove the remarkable il
send you a book Of valuable informa rio
grateful letters received from mon an
Root to be just tho remedy needed In
value and success of, Swamp Roo, are
yised TO send Tor a sample size bottle,
y. y. BE sure 10 say you read this of
patch.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
WILL BUILD RAILROAD
virginia Lumber Company Ia m,
- to Forests OF Ashe County,
North CuroIlps

ABINGDON, VA. Feb n rh.
singer Lumber Company. which ," nas-
a.es Il large lumber plant at Ko,,nn
i ,oGk, In Washington County. has az
I'm Ashe County, s.. c., and will sa,.,,
r pui,a lumber railroad from Konno.
,ock INTO Ashe County, so as the bel
chased. Puf-
1T, ~ is understood that the plan is I,
i maui inc roush timber from tho Caro-
and woodworking es,ab,ishmen. 'iii ~
the company at Konnorock. \ vcrv
,n, IoyGe or hands Is employed the
yeur around at the konnorook plant.