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hUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
AN ORDINANCE

a. NffUIEVNtI MITCH n, TED,
10 rroh!nlt the use ot sand gravel or
water taken tron tho bed OF Shockva
Creek ai any point between the river ana
KS Intersection With Magnolia street. for
any purpose.
BE it on! %Ep nY THE COUNCIL
Or TtiE GIii Or KlCHMOND:
/. That no sand gravel taken from
the bed OF SAusNoe Creek or within thirty
feet OF the waters edge. at any point be-
tween james RIVER ana the Intersection OF
the SAID creek with Magnolia Street. and
no water U! the said CIutk between the
saId points shall tie used Tor any purpose
whatever. either in The construction OF
houses uE IA the laying Of paveinents or
ana N!H- OF concrete or mortar. nor shall
any such water be used washing
clothes or anv other purpose. Any person
violating tn. pTON!aionn VI this section
shnii pay iHu OF not lcss chan five dol
iars nor more than twenty collars, reeOy-
cradle before either Of the police justices
OF the Guy OF htchinond o: tho Juvenile
Court. as Inc may be.
:. This ordinance shall be In force from
It's passage.
y Copy-Tcstc:
LIZ. M,I
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Ine .uesapeahe anu Ohio halfway
Company.
N.npIrt, tIE

NOTICE OF AHNHAL MEETING.
E NoFiGE IS isai:EyY G.vkN ih assi tn,
Ansu Mfsas aud Ss oa.o 'Gst coS
pany wa! ne he'd. as provided in The py.
h haMS "a the cs oi k,camond. V,rs S1a.
Oh Tuesday. the ls.n day or April. 1871.
I'll O. IS fot ,Hs eieet,on ot directors;
az 10 app' Ss a s.a son nSt,t To- py vote
and SUBJECT TO '.ny necessary approval
or consent ~ puS!e sa"in.r,ty the Lease
wise oy Tue Company II ana to inc exIeat
* a w fas s.01S sa
OF The CGesapeshe ana ONO halfway
psny owns SUBSTANTIALLY Nj! Tho capital
81 20 authorize and consent 10 the
lease or otherwise in the premises thai
~ TO Approve. raiiry and coniitin such
acton ,hsret9i1 Pre- taken or authorized "
tive COMMITTEES or the Company, whether
s sae aS 1my pr ny
sunnitted 10 the meeting. and
as may i4wiaiis come SSloro the m Sasines,
The stock transfer books Will be closed
nroa d ''tS Kew York Gpy on sa NS 81
thS istn day OF Mareh. 1921. a, twelve
VI leu o'clock a. 81.
S 'taeF in0 rK Kew 81 E'Fs ,ssas;ary
rnE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
Ricnmond, Va.
the Hoard al Directors al this bank
i hnyg declared reEuiar quarterly, nv.
ers OF record March 81, 1921
checks WIN be mailed.
Vice President and Cashier.
TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL hank.
.r.o Rishmoni' ", March %. 1921.
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF iqe on the capital stock. payable April
!. 1921, to the stockholders OF record as OF
March rs. 1921
o"s0"' WIZ nc ' II. i: GODDARD.
Vico-President and Cashier.
THE UNION RANK OF RICHMOND.
THE directors OF this bank have declared
per cent G"o) on the capital stock OF
"a s9id . ennk' payable An 10 s.Sekholdor5
he mailed. G. G, Durksdale. Cashier.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The directors OF this company have
cent eco. paya bile and after AprIl
l.. 1927. to stockholders OF record on March
l.. u. AYLETT Secretary.
VIRGINIA hAALihWAAy 6 POWER
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond March 81, ,,,
meeting OF The stockholders OF the Viz.
Be held at ne General once o. tho
on We'inesday ArFu 20. 1921 a; 10
rho transfer books will be closed on
Thursdssy, March 81. iS2l. Mt 99.sioek r.
G. II Williams
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Special Commissioner.
CLARENCE -. BURNS,

IN THE cLERk's OFFICE or riiE Cf'R.
CClt SOuRf OF RUSSELL COUNTY.
!, !. u: x: Combs. Clerk OF the said court,
or the Special Commissioned and 'rrus,rr
oy the decree iendered III said cause on
uuiy given.
Gwen under my hand us clerk Of tho
said court TINS l%ih day OF March 1891
l.. r. COMBS
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale
A%pEnsoS's SPECIALS.

Extra large mirror. suitable for
HaFoes shop or lrCssInaklnY
establishment .................I 80 50
! Golden oak Morris chair....;I IT so
Imperial uuartcscd oak buffet, 81 &c
Mahogany VIVA, Sot..,........., II rs
Ladies' desk. mahogany slightly
used '......'.. ,....S 81 fs
upfight mahogany piano........,iss so
Victor phonoEraph. with 6 double
Disc records .......-.........i - as
ANDERso&s. 20 L. nRoAD.
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ROOMS md hoard
Where 10 Eat
77-7I--7l-.------
Apartments and Flats

Beautifully furnished
fiat Of 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath, located in
West End. Immediate
possession. No chill
dren. MORTON G.
THALHIMER, S &C.
ond Floor, First Ma
tional Bank Building.
Phone Randolph Sd.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
HeUv THE stated communication OF
EsSA I.!odsc Of strict Observance. No
kMTyESI 2o1. y. T.. Il A. ~. will bs
M~M held Friday, March 90. at
&A <G8 o'clock. Work IN the degrees
Members of sister lodges anL
tTans.ant brethren Invited. By order .,
the Worshlpful Master. j. q. Seeiinger
Secretary.
BY THOMAS POLLARD,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 9l5 Hull Street.
Special Commissioners
25 Feet on Fifth Street
Between Hull and>De-
catur Streets.

Pursuant to decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of the City OF Richmond.
virginia. in the suit OF City OF Rich
mond w. the unknown heirs of Thos
IL. Dornin, Trustee. entered March l6
1871. the Undersigned special commits
sioner will sell at auction. on the
premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH a5, 1921.
Al $50 O'Clock Il. NJ.
The real estate described as follows:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
land lying and situated in the city OF
Richmond. Virginia (formcrly Man.
chester. Va.l, fronting twenty five
and one-half (25l.) feet on Fifth
street. beginning ono hundred and
torty-one DAD feet and six ,6)
inches north OF Decatur Street and
running back between converginc
lines one hundred and thirty-two
l32) feet and is twenty l2O) feet
wide at It's rear.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD.
Special commis sioncr
! certify that the bond required nv
the above decree of the special com
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this END day
Of March. 1921.
CHAs. o. sAviLLE.
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Receiver S
Bankrupt
Sale

BY order of the United States Court,
| viii offer at bankrupt prices tho
entire stock OF D and l0-cent goods
at Eleventh and Hull Streets. Rich
mond, Va, beginning
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1921,
ut retail.
This is u four thousand $4,000
dollar stock OF goods formerly be-
longing TO II. V. Gregory Co. and
must be disposed OF immediately
There will be some choice bargains,
and the sale is timely to meet your
easter needs. Come early and get
the pick OF the bargains.
j. NJ TURNER.
Receiver.
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\ Id IL ArIhhNN ELL

FIRST NATIONAL HANK
Richmond. Va. March -, 1921
The directors OF TINS bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
per cchi On iha capital stock, payable
OF March 20. chrciSs viii be mailed
JAS. NJ. BALL. JR,.
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.1UCTiONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
SALE En OF yy ss;U ZEAL: ESTATE ny


COMMISSIONER AND rIluSrEE
The uudeIs!6ned Special Commissioner
anu IrIsH,c. acting uatur the direction OF
Couniy. HnG,nia, entered IN the chancery
cause OF Catherine l.. Johnson aud A. j.
Johnson. complainants. VI. Harvey e.
u: March. 1921. vii. offer for sale I" ih,y.
highest OIduer. at this front dur OF liz
Cou:ihouse. IN The town OF Lebanon. Iir.
DAY. APRIL IND, 1874. The foiio~,n:
tracts OF Had set out and u.sSrihni
in the repor, or Il. :. Meade. COMM
soneT. TO whom the said cause Mas re-
a. Oae irnct containing 200 acres no-.
or less. conveyed 10 Harvey u. Gibson nv
". H. sa!yer, W deed bearing date ON tho
Creek. ia Russell County. Virginia,
CD Oae tract containing lIlU6 acres
more or less. conveyed to Harvey L. tnp
On tne 10th day OF February. lis. on
Copper Creek. u: Russell County Ntrstn,n
g, one tract containing .3t Acres
more or less. conveyed TO Harvey c. Go.
son by c. VI. Hawkins by deed nna T,1,.
date on the 9Th day OF January, lyIG or,
Copper Creek. In Russell County. viz.
Kinia
TERMS OF SALE TO be as follows; Chs
sufficient To pay The costs OF sui mi
costs and commissions OF sale, ana a sum
suiheient TO pay the amount due under a
son TO {. &, Burns and Il. RanuoIph VII
llhlns. trustees. to secure the Atlantic Ia,
Insurance Company III. payment OF Ger.
tam notes. taxes. ETC.: and the balance OF
the purchase price TO DC paid IN one ;wo
ANA three years from date OF salc. ali pur-
Snasers being required to execute nsis ,
payments.
Given under our hands this li,h day
j. 4. DUFF,
Special Com,nI.s,orcr
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business Places for Rent 75
WE nave Broad. Main and side street
stores for rent. Gordon K. Straus Co.
1915 East Main.
Houses for Rent 81
FOR MISREPRESENTATION residence: all
modern conNei.rucrs. overlooking lamp
ijn Roads and Old Point. 0n iiie Rose
land estate, Phocbus. Va Rent, Sos Der
month. H. II. Kimberly, FRS; Nationu!
Nnnk. IIAmpion. Va.
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OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY,
RChmomd. Virginia. March 10. 1921
Al meeting of tho directors of the
Old Dominion Trust Company held this
day. the regular quarterly dividend or =
peg cent on the capital stock or The conf
pIny Was declared. payable on and after
April ]. 1924. 10 stockholders OF record as
OF March - 1924.
Checks viii be mailed
". II. SLAUGHTER
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FOR RENT.

onum ent Avenue
Apartment, Z rooms and 2
baths. Every modern con-
venience.
Storage or Job bin +
House space on railroad
trackage in amount to suit
your convenience, from 100
square feet up to 1000
square feet. Price very
reasonable.
Downtown Offices, sin
gle or double; every con-
venience. Price reason
able.
WEST END GARAGES.
300 block, between Main
and Floyd.
$500 block, between Main
and Floyd.
270O block, between Main
and Floyd.
Morton G. Thalhimer,
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. 81.
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Office Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHEMICAL CO.,
Rchmond. Va.

DIVIDEND No. lO2.
Thc Board OF Directors OF Virginia
carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared the lU2nd consecutive quarterly
dividend ot y per snare eco ON the
preferred stock OF this company, payable
Friday, April 10. 1924. to stockholders OF
record ~ the close ot business on Satur-
Transfer books viii not lie closed.
II ,rr....
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TiE AMERICAN NATIONAL. BANK.
Ricnmond, Va.
The BOARD OF Directors ri this bank
have declared regular quarterly dIvi.
dead az per cent, pnyable to stockho,d-
crs OF record March 81. 1921.
Checks wiz be matted.
Q, u. hill"
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HAVE your home sani-
terry; kill the insects by
spraying Duncan's Dis
O-Fect-All, for sale by
best dealers everywhere !;
price Csc per ct. bottle;
none better. If your
dealer cannot supply you
phone Boulevard 373.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wanted-Iscai i.Stutc

FOR BEST RESULTS. list your property
with Us. Garrett 81 Co.. lil2 East Main
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HUNDREDS of users voluntarily
testify to the good results obtained
from Times Dispatch Want Ads.
NOTE thai every. Ad 10 correctly indeIed.
whsn you want Il 10 to read ana nas
Ames-Dlspntch classified ads. -,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
l42: East Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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YOU save money when you buy and usI
through thsya columnA
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RE.fL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale 8:
A BARGAIN.

GREAT EASTERN LAND CO.. 2Oo-2lo
Contra! National Bank Bldg
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REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFIELD DIS
TRiCT. HENRICO CO. VA.
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FOR RESULTS list your farms aud city
property with Pollard & Iiagby, Rich
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
NO SPACE IS WASTED IN THIS TWO
STORY, SIX-ROOM HOUSE

1t is easy to heat this model
home, plans for which were fur
nishedI the Evening New by
the Curtis Service Bureau. of
Clinton, Ia, experts in interior
and exterior woodwork.
The English type of architecture
is finding a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
popularity in this country. That TACT
is not hard to understand when we
recall that it is the most domestic
of all domestic types, and that the
Americans are a home-loving peo-
pie.
Steep roofs to shed a and snow.
and many easements counting sun
shine bespeak the English lov of
the great outdoors. Yet the English
insist upon privacy, too. This char
acteristic is reflected in English
architecture by the design of the ex-
terror doors: by the location of the
porches, and their treatment; by the
arrangement of the rooms them
selves.
Has Six Rooms
The six-room home illustrated
here is of English design in every
detail, interesting, wholly charm
ingf, and not expensive. 1t is care
fully planned so that not a bit of
space is wasted. Standard sizes of
easily-procurable materials are used
and stock patterns and sizes OF
woodwork of the correct English
architectural design.
The floor plans are as fascinating
shaped sun parlor is an alcove off
the living room. Opposite it, in the
most charming. secluded nook i'm
aginable. Is hat symbol of home,
the fireplace. At either sid of the
living room are attractive French
doors. At one side. these open upon
a porch. At the other upon a stair
hall. The hall is shielded from drafts
and intrusion by a vestibule, so es-
sential in a well-planned home.
There are French doors between
dining and porch, and pairs of
easements at the side and
Kitchen Is Roomy
In the kitchen thede is space for
range. refrigerator. built-in cup
board, sink with two drainboards.
and a built-in ironing board.
Another sink and many nve
lent cupboards make the pantry a
k~itchenette in itself. Between kit
chen and dining room 1T keeps
noises and odors of the kitchen out
of the dining room.
The three bedrooms upstairs fair
1y revel in closet space. There are
large ones and small. tray cases.
linen closet. and a built-in dressing
table. Light and ventilation they
have in goodly measure. too. The
sleeping porch adds materially to
the housing capacity of this home.
A large. well-ventilated attic not
only provides storage space. but
means cooler rooms in summer and
a more easily heated house in win
ter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15

visited in Alpha Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Gust Chilberg at
tended the Orange mems picnic
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry and Mr.
Christy and son, Dean. spent tues
dayat Crescent Lake, Alpha.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15
o.v-rH, ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-JULY 15 1921

hull spent q day with the iatter's
nareuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Parks of Vi
ola visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Anderson
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15

Mary Kalin and Miss Ruth spent
day this week In Alpha with reia-
tives.
Mrs. VIII Davidson spent q day
In Gaiesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Christy, sou.
Dean, and daughters. Margaret, and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15

Helen spent o day at Clinton, Iowa
Miss Margaret will remain for a
week visiting her cousin
Miss Dorothy Russell OF Viola
spent o day with her aunt, Mrs. +.
w. Streeter.
Larry spicer. Lloyd Curry. viii
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15

Davidson and Dewey Lundgren
were in New Boston fishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall OF Gales
burg visited with Mr.. and Mrs. l.
b. CLANCY and Betty Ann.
Mr. and Mrs, johnson OF wood
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15
BEG YOUR PARDON

In recent issue, a dispatch from
Keithsburg, ILL.,, stated that the Mis-
sissippi Sand and Gravel company
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15

had closed its doors. This is not
true. officers of the company de-
claring that we are still operating
our plant and have no intentions q
quitting business.
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NEW WINDSOR

Especial Correspondence-)
Mira. r. w. Streeter left for Win
IN. Alberta Canada. to visit her
Ans.
New Windsor. Ill. July 1s.-Mrs.
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Girls Fine Middle.
Brassieres

Women's brassieres Of
very fine material, well
made and spe- o.
cial at ....... wv
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Mems Work
Shirts

Blue work shirts, we'll
made and full cut, sizes
e eaas to II. soc
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-03

KINSTEAD. the Shelter Home
of the Board of Charities and Pro-
baton at Montpelier, of which the
above architects sketch will rive
one a good idea Of its homenhe
lines, is now nearing completion
1t is expected that Contractor
Lane will be able to turn the build
ing over TO the State before
Christmas.
Owing to the high cost of
building material and labor. Sec
rotary Jeffrey and the Board have
found it very difficult to provide
a suitable Shelter Home with the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-03

ing Cancels Hump. The site was
donated to the State by the citi-
zens OF Montpelier.
When Kinstead is ready for &C.
cupancy all children comritted to
the Board Of Charities ana Pro-
baton will go TO this home where
they will receive a thorough pnysi-
cal and mental examination and
uncurable defect will receive the
best possible treatment and care.
Here the children will receive that
first training so necessary before
being placed in temporary or per-
manent homes. It is expected that
children will average to remain at
Kinstead about ninety days.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-03

appropriation made by the State.
The beautiful seven apd a half
acre site upon which the building
is erected was donated gener-
ously disposed persons of Montpe-
her. The entire appropriation has
been found only adequate for the
construction of the building, the
plumbing. heating and wiring. and
but for the help of various organ
izations and persons it would not
be available for the children until
further funds could be appropriat-
ed. 1t will require about $500 for
complete equipment and about 81,
500 of which has ALREADY been do
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-03
Had Kidney Trouble for
Ten Years

Don't give up hope if you are
suffering from backache, rheumatic
pains, stiff, swollen joints, always
tired feeling pains in groin and
muscles or other symptoms of kid
ney trouble. J. T. Osborn, r. F d
No l, Lueasville, o., writes: 81
had kidney trouble for 10 years.
l tried all kinds Of kidney remedies
but they did me no good. I took
one bottle of Foley Kidney Pills
and they helped me so much am
we'll now. "-Advertisement.f
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-03
NORTH DANVILLE

Stanton and Walter Clifford are
Ill with the grip.
Mrs. Christine Tovne is visit
ing relatives in Gilman and White
field.
Mrs. Warwick Smith of West
Danville visited in town Thurs
day.
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mated.
The capacity of the home is &c
children.
The buildin1 is of wood the ex-
terror painted white with red roof
The interior will be finished in
natural wood, walls tinted.
kinstead is situated on Upper
Main at the head of College street,
fifteen minutes walk from the cen
ter of the City, five hundred yards
from the street car line and Heat
on Hospital and located upon a
wonderfully beautiful site of
seven and a half acres overlooking
the City with a panoramic view
of our mountain scenery includ-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-03
Matinee Races Had
to Be Postponed
Continued from page one)

Bullock. Jimmie K, Ed Keopa.
Class c. Preciept Jr. Frank
Prue, T. c. w. Lee Warren.
Glass D.-Pat, Mr.. Gotta, I'm
known, George Prue.
Class E.-Mary S., John Corri-
veau, Moco. Fred Robinson.
Class F, trotters-Franklin,
Louie Leelerc, Lady Frico, Arthur
McGinnis.
I Glass G,-Roan Mare, NJ. NJ.
Jewell, Belle H.. Chas. Hawkins.
Class H.-Milk Boy. Matt Flem-
ing, Luvy H, Carl Hopkins.
Class REX Brine, w n.
Barnard. Gypsy, Bobt. McGill.
This list is subject to revision
but so far as possible will be the
Order of exercises for next Sat-
urday.
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Liberty met Thursday Dee. J..
There were twenty members -"eS-
ent. A special meeting will be held
Wednesday Dec. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lemos,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Her
man Healey, recently.
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North Danville

Mr. and Ms. Fred Cederkirk of
Danville were the guests of Mrs.
Winnified McCosco Sunday.
The Sons and Daughters of
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THE CALEDONIAN-RECORD
DAILY
S1.25 for Three Months
$500 a Year by Mail
$3.50 for Six Months

|
|
| Gift would be daily reminder friendship Tyi
Evening star., 1921-09-09
BY PHIL s. HANNA.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DETROIT, September 9.-Tangible
evidence of the increase in retail
trade was given today in the report
for August of a system of chain
stores with headquarters here. which
shows total sales of merchandise of
$4,30O.OO0. an increase of about 7
per cent over the corresponding
month of last year. Notwithstanding
reductions in prices in many lines.
Further curtailment of operations
has taken place among the copper
producers of the upper peninsula OF
Company has laid off 500 additional
men. leaving only force of Sky,
five to work the pumps. The clerica! !!
departments of the Calumet and
Hecla, Ahmeek, Centennial. Osceola
and Allouez copper companies have
been combined under John L. Bennets
of the Hecla company to save eX-
pense. The Superior copper mine mas
been abandoned entirely, as Its cost
of producing copper in this property
reached almost As cents a pound lasI
year. The Imperial iron mine. at
Michigamme, owned by Henry tord
has been reopened after long ldle-
ness.
Pere Marquette railroad officials say
the shipments of Buick automobiles
from Flint are rapidly bringing up
the volume of business Of the Sagi-
nav branch. which is now operating
at so per cent of normal tonnage.