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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
VALLEY OF RICH IRON
ORE FOUND IN ALBERTA
Loose Blocks Scattered Over
Ground Will Require No
No Mining Operations

EDMONTON, ALTA. Nov. 26.-Dis-
covcry of valley OF iron ON the
shores OF Lake Athabasca ha,
thrilled tho North almost us kcenly
ns the discovery OF oil on the Muc-
kenzlc.
The iron by analysis is 64.3c per
cent pure. Steel tape run over the
outcropping ore showed 100000 900
tons available for mining. while o.
100000 tons in loose blocks scattered
over the ground will require no min
ing operations. The entire ore lody
lies close TO water navigable by large
vessels.
The discovery was made by Norman
Z. Buttcrheld and T. c. ButtcrficIu
his son. They had gone on IL canoe
TRIP TO Fond-du- Lac, n fur post at
the east end of Lake Athabasca. ana
on their return voyage were forced
ashore on beach OF black sanu
which formed the entrance to the
valley of iron.
The iron is within convenient
reach Of railway transportation. 1t
can be shipped aboard steamboats,
from Lake Athabasca up the Atha-
basca River to Fort McMurray. north
ern terminus of the Alberta and Great
Waterways Railroad. which connects
with Edmonton. Fort McMurray for
years was Il fur post of the HudSon's
Bay Company. now closing out its
remaining prairie lands to farm set
tiers. but has been transformed into
Il busting town by the oil boom In
the Mackenzie basin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
CLERKS GRASP CHANCE
TO IMPROVE SERVICES
Lima, Ohio, Merchants Asso-
citation and Public Schools
Offer Craftsmanship Course.
lily Mansfield T.. House

Topnotch service for the entire
shopping area Of Lima, Ohio. is the
aim OF special classes for cinployed
clerks as well as high school juniors
and seniors now being operated joint
~ by the Merchants Association OF
the Lima public schools. Two classes
daily in the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium are being attended by
clerks employed 10y the merchants OF
the> city and two early afternoon
classes OF the two high schools arc
followed by laboratory work" I'm
the Lima stores.
Much interest OH the part of sales
folk who have been employed for il
period of time has wiped away the
only danger that merchants saw In
working out the plan. but virtually
without exception clerks have been
quick to grasp the opportunity Tor
Improvement. Under general sales
manship Is being developed the i'm
portance OF retailing in the chain or
business ana the rcla ton OF employ.
TO employer and customer. Stages
OF the sale taught include the i'm
pcrtance of good bookkeeping. APP
proach. greeting. Judgment OF char
acter and taste of customer, ussOciat-
ing the customer and the merchan
disc. talking up the merchandise, etc.
Besides the actual selling. classes
are being Instructed in buying. re-
ceiving goods, cashiering. Wrapping.
auditing. delivery. etc.
Another phase Is the study of tex
tiles. Including personal examination.
methods reproduction, raw materials
ana sources. methods OF finishing and
dycinS, weaving and laundering. Spc-
cial emphasis tx being placed upon
WOOL. silk. linen. cotton. hemp ami
jute.
Another group is becoming better
acquainted with glass. soap. silver
ware, perfumes. leather. pottery
aiuminum, rubber cclluloid and
paper.
Direction Of the work is in charge
or Miss Elizabeth Riddle. graduate
OF Gouchcr College. OF Baltimore.
and post graduate OF University OF
Copyright. 1921. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
LEWIS C.. WILLIAMS
HEADS MOTOR CLUB
(Contlnued From Eirst ragcl

Continued From First Pagc)
secure better streets, roads and rel
road crossings
Commercial car: This Is already
IA problem in our midst and sooner
or later must have attention.
Road maps: The club expects to
publish n tour book which will be
free TO all members. Maps and logs
of all principal roads leading from
our city
Legal services: Most OF the large
associations maintain the services OF
an attorney to represent their mem
bcrs when necessary.
Fair license fees: Each Legislature
is inclined toward placing II heavy
tax on motor cars. This must not
reach the prohibitivc point.
Membership card: Your member
ship card secured for you welcome
from other association when tour
ing.
Blue book touring guide: The club
expects to have copies of the Blue
Eook for use of it's members when
on tour.
Emblem: The clubs radiator en-
tiem is furnished each member free
of charge.
It's use stamps you as a man who
recognizes IA civic duty--the support
of this NECESSARY organization. 1t
is moreover an effective measure of
thief prevention.
Registry Of ears: a State law
should be enacted requiring for a
small fee the registration of all ears
to minimize as far as possible the
disposal OF stolen cars within the
boundary OF the State.
Lost and found bureau: The club
requests that any found article OF
part pertaining to an automobile be
left at the office and same Will be
promptly advertised. Parts fire.
uucntly lost and found are of no use
to the finder. and if through our
bureau restored 10 the owner, Will
save purchasing a new one.
Glass on streets: The club re-
quests that any glass seen on the
streets he promptly reported to II.
The proper city officials Will be no.
titled at once.
Cooperation: One Of the chief
aims OF the automobile club is To
promote a better understanding be-
tween automobile owners and TO
create in their mind II brotherly feel
ing.
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women DELEGA7Es Will
ATTEND. ROAD CONFERENCE
DIR. Jennie c. Murphy, Boss"
of Construction Gang, 10
BE at Chicago.
MISS II. NJ. BERRY Is INVITED
As Secretary of the North Carolina
Good Roads Association She HeIprd
to "Put over" the S5O.OOO.OOO Dund
Issue.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 26.-Thut
women are beginning to invade an
other field which heretofore has been
exclusively mans estate. is shown By
the fact that numerous women.
actually engaged in highway con-
struction and In the promotion of the
good roads movement generally. viii
participates in the Twelfth American
GOOD Roads Congress and Thirteenth
National Good Roads Show to be held
the Coliseum here. January II 70
-.
The American Road Builders Asso-
cation. under whose auspices the biz
congress AMI exposition will be held
Is taxing coEniZancc this year of the
FEMININE invasion of tho road build
ING arena and is extending spcciaI
invitations to women, fully reaIizinr
'hat they are voters. taxpayers and
ioad users. and when once interest ted
IN patriotic movement are indie.
fatiGablc in it's behalf.
inc surprising extent to which
women are invading the field of high
way construction is shown bv "a lon.
iSt or feminine road builders invited
10 'ne congress. Among these is DIR.
Jennie {. Murphy. the only woman
Murphy bosses the construction gangs
ana street cleaners ut Yankton. $. ID,
ana mas held the job to the eptirr
satisfaction of her constituents and
'hc credit OF her city. for sewers,
years
Woman liz Contractor.
as contractor" Mrs. Axel Holm.
y, south Range, Wis. has Just com
pieted four and Il half miles of state
nlgnwnv thFnnph
near superior. Wis, doing Il iob thnt
would do credit to any man. Tho
.oad winch she has just completed
, , part of tho great Mississippi
valley Scenic Highway from New
orleans to Canada. Mrs. Holm
n"hdies the finances Of her companv
BOSSES gang OF nfty-scvcn workmcn
COOKS their food and looks after tho
Meilare OF her machinery and twenty
,,: OF horses. Two daughters.
VIVIAN and Ncrna. keen her Ionks
ana assist her In her work Ano,hnr
engaged in road work is
MISS Eva Cr"ssey. president and gen
et"i manager OF the Cr.sscy Con
li"ceihg Co. at Everett Mass. Road
l.'achihcs manufactured bv Misc
cresHey are used in many Sta,cs or
we Union for spraying oil. tar and
asphait In road work. At the present
tlme Miss Cresscy has machineswork-
r.s on contracts as far South ny
,,' IN hduition 10 many in the
East and Middle West.
~ was Miss II. NJ. Berry. Of Ch,no,
mn. y. c.. who. as secretary NJ n,
North Carolina Good Roads Associ..
ION. did more 10 put over III. $50
ooo.ooo bond issue for the splcndid
nc" roads now being constructed i'm
ner state. She is expected to attend
,ne congress. An invitation I'M. n,.o
1', sent to Charlotte RumboId
e.eiand' o., secretary of the Ohio
a'e conference on City Planning
az, "no.her mas gone to katherine r.
Weis"r. Idaho. who won tho Ejrcs,on
sood roads essay college scholarshin
.on'cst last year and received her cor.
t,h'hte direct from the hand. n,
rrcsldent Harding himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
RAILROADS PLAN Drive
TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS
Movement Inspired by Sue.
cess of Campaign by Bal
timore and Ohio.
BY Associated press.l

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. &C.
Prompted by the success OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad in It's cam
paign of education to reduce accI-
dents to automobiles at grade cross
ings. other railroads have enlisted in
the movement, and a drive is being
planned for next year that will ex-
tend across the continent. j. T. Brod-
er!ck. superintendent OF the safety
department OF the Baltimore and
ONO and chairman OF the safety sec
ton committee of the American Rail-
way Association. is making arrange
ments for the national campaign.
The drive. according to plans dis
closed here. will open on specific
day. and there will be efforts to
obtain the cooperation of automobile
drivers. Unlike most nation-wit,c
this one. il is promised. for its pro-
motors regard il as unwise for the
railroads to cease even for a dav
their efforts to reduce accidents cf
this kind
Many railroads will follow the plan
inauSurated by the Baltimore and
Ohio of watching the grade crossings
to observe the motorists who fail 10
heed the warnings TO be careful.
An estimate made by the Baltimore
ana Ohio's safety department placed
the number Of automobiles in use I'm
the United States at the present time
nj 100000. Baltimore and Ohio rec
ords show that 1 per cent OF the
drivers arc careless.
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High Prices for Dark Stock

~ NClibJRG, VA. Nov. aG-yvirh
carr oar ioosc-leaf tobacco avcrorinr
-''o i"f III" past week. rflnn con-
ncctsd with the trade here DO not
,St'I! "hen such prices nave ever
nH;lorc prevailed for dark stock. ThIs
average Is held To he equal 10 anon,
tfp Tor The much lighter hrick To-.
oacco The sales during tho wei,
sggresatcd 100000 pounds. th.rc hn'
Ing no breaks on THANKSGIVING Day.
Inns hnought the sales for the season
up 70 2755,oOo pounds. an Increase Of
.-;o45'"oO pounds over the sales nm -
this time last year from the 1874
crop.
AN grades are in strong demand
.he market holding strong through
.he week Quotations based on sales
aTe; inferior and trashy Tugs. 81 TO
-; common Tugs. IS to s12. good nurs
$40 TO SIS; short leaf, SIS to s3s.
good leaf '35 to $50. ana wrappers,
sfa 10 $50. 'i''' .
me tobacco association has de-
cided TO close the market after mo
sales OF December 90 untll Janrsry
Tor the Christmas HOLIDAYS
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Il DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
73[EDERAI.
PRINTING CO. Inc,
- lOi5-l5 BANK STREET.,
nv TELEPHONE MADISON 1904
:" RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
CHAS. X. WILLIS & co.
Real Estate huctionecrs

In execution OF n deed or tr,o.
o dnagI June ,,go. 49, 1919. recorded in
fault having been mhde in n nor, I In,,
Of the debt therein secured ana 10
ing required by the beneficiary M -
do. we Will offer for sale at public
auction on the premises. No. lii2
barton Avenue. Richmond, Va.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER rs, 1921
AT 1880 l.. NJ,
the above property. described ,boro
Az follows: All that certain 10,
land. with improvements thcrcon VI
ginning at IA point on the westnrn
ithe oa bar,%n Avenue 50 feet south
o. inc southern line of BrookInna
Park boulevard. thence rnn,,ii
southwardly along the said wn.'..t.
line or barton Avenue aud fronti',,.
,ncreon 90 fect and extending borihs
alley 10 feet wide" d"
TERMS: Cash sufficient IN n,,. an
costs OF saic, insurance and turo. -,
uhy or sale and debt OF si2o. AZ
now now dne. MI, With interest from Novcm..
secured In the deed TO he nniG ~
~ consecutive monthly instnIna,.,,n,
oil $4,000 each. the first one ar ,,,t,l "a
VIII DE que DECEMBER IL. 1921 m,,d
one note Tor $4,000. due Mnrcb ;s
1873. the residue at Il credit nf 80,
years. with interest, and sor,i. ''a
py dccd OF trust on tho said nra,
cry. but said residue shall be nnh.
,nn D''', mr 10 me other credit pay
residue at the option OF the purch s, 'aii
rms sale IL made subicc, ,n
prior lien OF Sl.S00.00. on which
,ep.st mas been paid TO August 70
bs5i richmond Chanccry Court ID. IL
24'-B. page i03. D.
GHAs; X. WILLIS.
JSO. Il. BLILEY,
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TOBACCO SALES LARGE,
DESPITE HOLIDAY SEASON
Average for Bright Weed
Falls OFF, Due to Low.
Grade Offerings.
RICHMOND MARKET Is ACTIVE
Receipts of Sun-CurcJ Are Bctween
100000 and :75,O0O Pounds-R. @
Carter, Caroline County Man, S4i.c5
Hundred Here,

Notwithstanding the fact that
Thanksgiving holiday INTERVIEWED, and
n tobacco circles II meant two days
of. the sales Of loose leaf tobacco on
the Virginia and North Carolina mar
kets were fairly large and the mar
kets were quite active.
In the bright markets there was Il
decided falling of in the averages
made, but this was due entirely to
the very large percentage OF low
grade and inferior tobaccCs compos-
ing the breaks. The good TO fine leaf
that showed UP in the breaks sold
we'll. certainly no lower than hereto
fore, and in some instances higher
than AT any previous time this sea-
on. but the supcr-nbundancc OF low
grades, which continue to sell low
cid the average down considerably
UT .Sr those recorded earlier in the
sc.lon.
The receipts OF sun-cured on the
Richmond market were between
100000 and 275.000 pounds. and the
market was strong and active. The
average for the entire week on all
offerings was about $3.50 per hum
drcd. while on one day. the offerings
being of better quality, the average
was. above 500
tuEtSr SctlS FfnC Lot.
Some special lots of good to fine
obaccos brought really fancy figures.
At Hutchison's Warehouse on Friday,
Il. c. Carter. 4 Caroline County man.
who knows how to make and cure the
weed, sold truck load divided into
Tor large piles. which brought s39.
Si3. s41 and $is, making the entire
load average S4i.25 per hundred. At
this warehouse sales amounting to
22,aI6 pounds averaged s@0.5u per
hundred.
At Buffers Warehouse, NJ ]. Eel.
OF Caroline County, sold a small load
tnat averaged S43.02. the piles BRING
ing the following figures: els pounds.
VA; lis pounds, $50; 10 pounds. $50.
and $50 pounds. s67. r. 7. Goodwin,
OF Louisa County, sold at Buffers !,
small load at the following figures:
80 pounds. $40: co pounds. $40; So
pounds, $40; 65 pounds, si4, and Co
pounds, s63.
Some fine sales were made at Shoe
eoe Warehouse. among them n small
load by c. ~ Taylor. OF Hanover
county. as follows: los pounds. $50.
20 pounds. s55: IFS pounds. sci, ana
lao pounds. SCI; average on the sos
pounds. $50 per hundred
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SAVINGS IN BANKS,
DESPITE IDLENESS
Continual From Eirs, p,,.

Continued From First Pagc)
ana indicating general improve
mcnt In the labor situation.
There is very little uncnnlov
m"nt In the building trades field. Tho
TABOR situation is generally reported
as satisfactory in the division. Nh
Widespread reduction OF wages hae
taken place during the. past thirty
days II is estimated I'm n bulletin
ISSUED by the Department OF Labor.
mat there are about $500 idle men
IN Roanoke These men arc almos,
entirely railroad workers.
Unemployment In the Norfolk dis
trict liz particularly among gcafa-
.hB man ana thoSG formerly employed
In tho Norfolk navy yard.
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scmbly of yir,,jni., H., &c 80,
" or district. or nr;voto cornor,,inr
or ncrson d.siro. - ~, 9v' ION
provo INV. .oo,;n ''n-
wor s,..,s ,,,,' VI thc state nigh
ha. honn ''. 1911 any county which
S,otc hich,rn, as part OF the
IIirhwoY Cn,, INC state
m '''.iSs,oh may enter into
nciols mr. n,ha 49, sa,u county CT
construction or 1900. W. '.''"cc me
10y or section thereof; pro-
.aueu' however that the funds SO adj
,. hn" small be without interest; pro-
siaI, "''her' mat the commission
n"a'. oe authorized TO make repay
20 sni" counties. or other par
u'S annually as the funds are avail
,,D.r 49,, are "rn"';.oncd t- snch
CONSTRUCTION, -, % 'Hce nstructi, until
VI" ''h'NAt 20 HCN"nccd has oecn re-
paid
An emergency is declared to
cNist' ana this act shall be in fore.
from its passage. '''
Under the above act. some Of mo
counties, and among them the noor-
est and less ady,nt,y Duo
are Issuing bonds. while others ;,r.
having individual notes o. ,hcir NJ
vatc citizens given fo- r PIT
yehrs against whicn money is ho,n "t
advanced by the rankinr i,,cro.,a
Many ProJcct, SIpn.1
Counties that have tnkon
la@c OF the law are sbov,n -,
appended list. which III 'o"n In the
route number preceding tho 49, ~
OF the town or board m,kinn
vance. and the amount 'He an.
disposition in the arrcomcn,s a;. .'",
lsOuir 80 '''p. =
Ni.S45.o2, agreement signed, nv
Route 3-Town NJ Inxino,,
south River Road Roard ono ,,i,a
north Of Lexington. sl2 0Oo n.n1;,
Route 5-Town of Er,,t,i,, .nn
$3.50. agreement signed
Route 5-f'inancc co,nmi,,o. CO.
Carrsvillc routc spoo mn ,, LOT
Route 5-Southampton Cnm,,v
board. S227. 200. agr,cmcn, .;,.,
Route G--Clarkc Coun,v 49,,
100000. pending. "
Route c-I.oudop, f,o,
and citizens. $40 00o ~" .' u
signed.
Route 7-Chamlcr OF commoroo -,
Front Royal and .pivcrtor 90 400
pending ''''''
Route 9-Albemarlc cour,, 49,,
charlottesville cast) s3oo ooo 49,,
ment signed. 80
Route ?--Albemarle coup,y ct,t
zcns. $4,000. agreement signed
Route g-Louisa coun,,. ,,
5000. 900 agreement sirpc1 ~
Route 9-Citizcns Of Louis, ,,oo
600. pending. '''
Route l0-Surrv Comfy ho,ra ,--
coo, agreement signed ''''
Route lO-Nv,h.
600. agreement sIrn.d '"'
Route l0-C!,izons ~ Nor,o,r ,,,
Virginia Beach Road .o95 nan ~
agreement aigncd
Route l0-H.dror1 co
SIS 900 arrc.,ncn, s;,, ""'' '"
Route iO-Virgin,o En,ch c,.
Of Commerce. Parker ,von,
lantic Avenue. Virginia Roach ,,,,,,r
necessary. '''''" ''"h"s
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). Reduced Average Mt D,n,,,,.

pANVllLE. VA, Nov. 2G.-Rece'p,s
OF rear tobacco have been very heavy
nus week. sales blocking every day.
anu on Wednesday the fourth sale
nad 10 he put on in order to sell out
me accumulation of tobacco in mo
warehouses;.
There has been n considerable fall
ng OFF in the quality OF the ofrc-inrs
N.'iarSer proportion Of common ana
,neuiunh grades ana tips are showing
up IMAM heretofore. and this accounts
This week. Prices on MI dnsir,,Ge
grades of tobacco remain firm. with
eonlihoh grades ana tips showing
rather weaker tendency.
"a, 2a'cs Tor the week were as follows.
an, hounds, average S2l.9S;
amount paid out. ,3s6.S6l.7l.
Saies Tor last week amounted to
Ehlf.44l pounds. average soa AZ
amount paid out, s6l4.o44.57, showing
sI4s average OF
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blackstone in Good SHINE

,hI."Ch sTONE, VA. Nov. 2G.-The
Blackstone tobacco. maaiket wn,
closed for THANKSGIVING ana Eridnv
ohiE selling two days, Market soiJ
ms week 2"s'os3 pounds. which aver
aged *l655. $otal sales to dale
o.o,oo' pounds: averaged. slGoe
oFihs 10 the general season. we cx-
- 10 nave good sales all of next
.n' lf!ceS on all good tohaccos
Wy active. great many farmers
a. averaging from s25 TO $ii. and
, Ie me crop is short in weight. a
UP. u" =
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Is. A. CEPHAS.
Roal Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
636A North Second Street.

AZ the request OF the owners. we
VIII offer for sale on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 80. 1921.
ut 1880 O'Clock =. NJ.
that splendid property known as tho
Richmond Hospital. situated on tho
north line of Baker Street. between
Fourth and Fifth Streets, fronting
73 feet. III. inches on tho said Bak :
er Street. with depth OF 1873 feet 2
inches, more or less.
This property has been used for
hospital purposes for many years. ana
is located i'm the heart OF the col
orcd section of the city OF RiOhmond.
TERMS: VIII be announced ut sale.
b. A. CEPIiAS.
AuctiOnccr.
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Dnrks Sell High at rn,m,;,,.

= AHMN WILLIE VA, Nov e6-Tho
.ap"cco market continues active ana
,nc prices being paid for tho lon,,
oe.N S.etnming. tobaccos are very
80 '"T'"'E TO the growers. The
80 inns week, with holiday inter
, nu.,'nS amounted to 10000 pounds.
which brought an average NJ 49,.
sIS per 100. The high 0rnr. M
week was $50 per 100 for :, snalI
phe OF fancy black wrnpners
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fine satisfaction.
Fat dark-rcd tobacco. both Tugs
and leaf, arc wanted. and they are
selling right along at high figures.
Wrappers are sought after, top lots
going as high as SSH
Quotations: Jugs, inferior and
trashy. Sc to IS: lugs. common, SIS to
s12; lugs. good. $40 to Sis; leaf, short,
SIS to 1885, leaf good. s35 to $50;
leaf, wrappers, SIS to sS7.
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SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Nov 26-Tbe
sales OF bright leaf tobacco on This
market for this week amounted TO
ABOUT 100000 pounds. with two DAYS
OF closed warehouses because of the
THANKSGIVING holiday. There was n
very large proportion OF low grades
'pd nondescripts in the offerings
Wnich' or course, reduced the aver
age greatly. 1t being about s2l.5O per
hundred: All fine tobaccos are high
and still moving upward.
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Deaths

/ ii.i.Eis-Dlcd, suddenly. at her residence.
Greenwood. llcnr!co County, Virginia. ai
''"o u. NJ. Saturday. Eta Jane Tiilcr
IN her scvcn;y-sccond year. Funeral
from Greenwood Methodist Church Mon
day at 7 J., NJ.
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Average Drop. mt win.ton-surcm.

W1NSTON-SAL y. c., Nov. 26.-
With the warehouses closed two days
this week, the sales of leaf tobacco
amounted to only 100000 pounds.
There was decided slump in the
average obtained the frs! sales day
Of the week when, because of the
enormous proportion of low grades
in the breaks the average was only
1882 per 100 Better goods on
Tuesdays breaks brought the aver
age up to s2l.3O, and on Wednesday.
the last sales day of the week. Il
was just fraction over S2l.
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Large snlc, n, w,,.o

-WILsON, \. G, Nov 2C-SaIes Of
lear tobacco this week. 2.Gs5.as;
pounds. which brought s7so.sI7.62.
average s2s.s7. This was n t,iiiu,,
OF from the average II las, wrc,
OF, 31.29 per 100. The total OF eal.s
to date for the season is 2essO
1854 pounds. which brought sg7Ic
63e.2s. average s2a.l7 per 100 pounds
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BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
5000 Grove Avenue

i" 6oxll1A feet TO Alley Corn
Alley. at = 80 "
l..
We his
and mmed
"a ~ "' W. "''''
Inspection OF go ' ''' '""'''''''
h--Hcc rtlnns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Good Price. nj t.x,c,,h,,

gLYNCHBUKG. VA. Nov. .s.-The
leaf tobacco sales this week were
$4,000 pounds. There were no sales
on Thanksgiving Day.
9-All grades OF tobacco were In
sSptsrdid demand. particularly good