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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
COTToNSITD OIL.

rrics' changes In tho cotionseed oil market we're
narrow. closing points net lower 20 points
higher There was q show ~ nunncss during
early operations but WHEN lard eased N the West
was a conspicuous seller here and price, droppcd
Range q prices 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
HAY AND STRAW.
pn1.1nEs AND vrGEIAeLEs.

POTATOES. Bermuda No ]: Dbl s'-'o@e '-su
iou SRl s'i iss cia5 N bD $40 6.s Is5s'
SdE $50 S' H. 'tes "'i Tag state
in hulk. $50 lb $l.5Oa 81 g.. Dbl or nag, y t9@
81 "a: SWIFT POTATOES. Ier~ey. o.k' Sl.'o9 -
s.: red 5Oca 81 90 Texas. new. yellow crate s. =
1sg: white $2a$22i. Bermuda; new crate. Sae
new. crate 81 25e Sc -; ASrARAGrs; {. dog
punches. Sl@S2 20 Ga. 81 4" s25W; ~ *
French boz. $500 $50; JeruSS,,em; DOL &c -
ANISE. New orleans. bbl. s., BEANS, ia Wal
bk S$o s.ee SSe S5'2 n. hEIiS, ate e" 20 a
5sr. Cd bbl. siaSI25. : {. 100 punches S31 =
CARROTS. old loo-b bag. SlaEl - bag or DBL
ido Guncbe.' siaS2. : G. 100 punches. tl@$2.
Frnch crate $l.'iass. IA * a'G: AZ ,-. 1T
FLOWERS. ca cIate, Size so ~, hsf & S 20.
CFLEIY Fla. l2-nch case. 81 25@S- Io.mrl
crate tla So ca I2,G ,e Gs;'y H''' rrste,
$2aS9: b,k $lgtlio: Fla. crate; $2@ $50; ISM
sla$l IS. red crate S"-'ghH ~. Ne" ,
s90l9s5f. hi S2mk2 -: red Dbl $40. CHl' okl
Fla bsk, 7jce 81 - Ne' oteass; e9l. as, TS,I
BANP1 Ii o, GREEN S I2 8" "a M
q q: EGGPLA%TS Fla. tot. ga s. %. #, 0g1a!'
si6t3so ENRlvE French g Ia 20! me- S..r m"HH5
S.gSi 20. Imported loose Joe ih. $50 y" 30.
KALI Va. bbl 5O@eic. Baltimore. ''' ~ 'e
koHLRABL Ne" @rf' ~ I Il. e. rS b,s
1"r,aSi Is: S &. hsk 81 g. TcXas PIX or c,A'e.
-scasi Sew orleans ~ g; .i LEEA;. 81 So
WVIiiitSgTIiRI, Nc% orleans. Dbl. Sl@Sl50. okRA.
cuban G carrier SO S25' rEAI fl%. i', &C.
bsk s. 5O6$5. small S29N FAhshi, e (t" a. ~,
mTds 2jG75c. rEPrERS. f!a ,eao5, - 81, ~
gtiIl box SeqS2 = cuban hoI s-S - NJ ~
hi. EE" Goa Sc; Va. 75cqX g RoMAlNt; G.
b,f I5cei e. ~ 'oc is1 B.f@udsss ga G g.
SII.IIoT'S New orleans b5l 500 s.; StAlJ,-
i6Ns Jer.ey and y e. crq9,e $ig s., 80, y AS ~
marrow. bul $500 S2.-' human >I,.< al
Io,,6 ai' tn 7sr.1 81 "a. TOMATOES IA cslricr.
e.. Cuban. slos2. 80. Nassau 81 ',fS'. ~ IL
NtpS white DID, bib or Dag. ST. 'Nl-''. j.. H.
more 100 .ib bag. slasl 20 rutahsra. ucar. ST.
al 20. Fla. new. bag. 81 'snsd,aH. Si'e1
I,or,ni,ds .rrite crate. $l25p<l 90. WATER
CKESs 100 lunches. >l7F-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. y. No 1fSl427ig Flour. Mpls pat s.
Iron y No l425 Cotton, rniddliug 10 80
Iron s No Z 400 coffee 40 RIO "a
steel rail... lc5 sugar. fine gran $50
Flec copper. 16.Sits Molarses OK, a.
sTin ........... $40 Beef family. 1850
Exchange lead AIM Tallov. special.
Wheat, 40 red / SO Pork. mess 1917
Corn. No vel sax Hogs, dr.. le0 10 1915
oats. stand VIII GA Lard. mid West ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

CoNee cables Rio-\o :. N913. exchange. Esd:
receipts 5000 hss,. stock $4,000 bag. Santo,
10 l. unchanged al $500. receipts. y 900 bags
stock COS 600 hags. Receipts at The two ports
Il O00 bag. against 10000 last year and 900 two
year, ago Sac Paulo had 20 900 bags. against L.
op0 and I 600. and Iuuliahy. II 900 sga6st 9 900
q 90 OBJ haze re-uffliyfb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
Orders Stretch and Contract.

Not 50 long ago a big contract for
;hfapnel was placed with the American
Var and Foundry Company and other
corporations in this country largely
through the agency Of the Canadian
lM and Foundry Company. which OBJ
nlned the order from the Russian gov
eminent. Il was said in the early re-
Ports TO amount TO $4,000 900. but in
NE course Of travelling through many
SS asne the story grew until S80.000,-
WV vas set IS the figure. Yesterday q
nan IN position 10 know, because his
company has been one of the unsuc-
ussiul bidders. said that the real
amount was S25.O0OOOO. How big the
contract is that the American Loco
motive Company is figuring on could
20. be learned definitely yesterday,
oe; between SjOo00.O00 and 100000
wy was said 20 be the right range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
Two Large Apartments
on the East Side Sold

Nassau a. ys7j
30 Az 1928 N, land: same 70 Jennie singer y
East s2d -. 81 years from Feb ], 1915 sans
atty. asp
srH Az. e 25Ii Itch At. % jXl00. all;
Louisa IIolldlck ludiS and gln. 81 A. to gohn
McNamara, 202 West l06h 81 . yrs from MAY
/, 1918, atty. y N Burghsrd. IN Bvsy. 50 900
4TH ST. l67 East. ali; Windmuef 20 q hoe
mig. % Avenue A: yn from April l. lDlJ;
atty. Meyer. t05 Lexington sV: s2.40O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
All Members of This Club"

me Allis-Chalmers company does
y" Hke war orders az such, but, as
' sS explained some time ago by one
VI rs officers, 10 has done some bust
..S ior The Bethlehem Steel Corpora
, -on; That has been enough for the
ii . market 10 rate it ms & war stock.
- ne same category are American Car
30 foundry Baldwin Locomotive.
p..1'enem Steel, New York Air Brake,
"a. Used Steel Car, Westinghouse Flee
~. every stock, IN fact. representing
-. ..0iporaton capable Of turning out
ssf material or actually producing IL.
.-''Paohe Iron and steel Is the latest
oe admitted 10 a company now too
~se 70 be select. Yesterday the com
.a stock showed an extreme gain Of
~! yo'nis and a net of So. At the same
20 me preferred held 81 points of
't'poInt advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

There was no chang, In the local turpentlns
market. and trading was only moderate and ~ a
sessonAble character. Ro'ln firm aud m
chsnged. Tar outlet at recent prices SPIRITS
tort /" and Kin. Sc hoslN-common to good
STAINED, scoo: u, 9e5c -. 9.ioc: T., a75e. =.
soc: q. S.s5c. II, 9o0c; af'c: X. 1c; NJ.
eso. n 3 dc. WG 9 isc WV 6,SOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was moderately active
After adtsu'ing early on buying by commission
selling r,l.-, agsta appeared. and late IN the day
values we've lower closing near the bottom. he
,n.n.s az log, al Chicago were 10 900. estimated
sor ssttiriay COCO; Kansas CITY received j00
ana Omaha 800. FORK steady. mess. tI9s$l9.s0
family <ZIlaS23. short clear. $l9GS22 BEEF
XlGn so. extra India mess. sS3dfSi DRESSED
H0GS hrm. bacons. loc. $50 u. JOG: 100 TO- loizc.
bellies ess, 30 NJ. FAC. Il 10. l2c. Is H. ne.
p,rkled hams easy letc. TALLOW stesdy: special
r.. cts. 6isc; country. 6laR6'sc. LARD barcS
- refined steady. South America. lie, Col-
,,6eut. 10 soc. Brazil kegs. l2c. compound steady
-lmTa.c STEARiNE hnn, oieo. 9hc. city lard
steanne NAc ana
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ASKED.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April 10. 1915.
GRAIN.

wHEAT-Ths MAY premium over July In The
whest market was further reduced 10 - -, com
pared with SSe early IN inc WeeH' am tne tftue ~
now turning IS attention 10 the manner IN Nmrh
the premium OF the old crop over tie new Wu! le
resdJusied There was further huying OF july. Wn'ch
WAS attributed both 20 foreign Interests ara 10 Nal
Street and early in the day the market was strong
and higher throughout the list. At one time show
iug gains Of 2E.6i'sc over the previous close
Toward the close there was good deal Of pressure
in May and Hual quotations showed n net decline
yers II, d5ilc ne, higher E1po-ters were said to
lave taken about 500 600 bushels on THURSDAY ana
sales yesterday were estimated a. about ~ pgp
Whea's although there was better lnqulD iof
American new crop wheat for july August shipment
Crop news was favorable. hut for the time being Il
having little or no influence on 'Iu6s some races h
stil Skeptica regarding the ability 70 market Inc
early moyemsrt Of The new crop "a, a. present. PTS
may be willing 10 transfer their Interests 10 tie new
crop positions at prevailing differences; cash pre-
entity an Inconsistent factor IN the situation. espe-
clsliy as depleted stocks " old crop Is ore Of ne
principal bullish features IN the market me condi-
lions believed 70 have been Brought rboit by tho
fact that those who Lave sold wheat FOR export nave
covered their contracts and that for tho time being
the market lacks the stimulus ~ ar aggressive new
cash demand. The Argentine market was strong
with an acti,. erport demand. and shipments from
local cash market No rod winter wheat was quoted
Al 81 % and 70 hard At 81 50. all rail; 6
northern Manitoba. $I62'.. { Buffalo opening
navigation. CORN The corn market was nnn and
j igiIer WIN more hgsftSsNS Nfulh'il 'iNs'''s
with ret gains of = a &c The buying movement
wss based evidences of export sales hero and on
reports ~ better domestic cash demand IN the
West 4 sharp advance in The Buenos Ayfes market
and reports Of hulish character regarding co1di-
lions IN the Argentine we're also factors IN the
situation which we're reflected h higher prices In
Liverpool in the local cash market No 2 yellow
corn was quoted AZ s6"ac. G. ( 70 arrive. OATS
Values in the oats market were frucr I'm sympathy
with wheat and corn and reports ~ export de-
maud as well as large clearnncrs. closing atN l'tc
act higher The local cash market was firm; stand
ard quoted at G2nG3isc: No , white 63i7 a sc; No
. white. 2ie@c.c: No white. 6lis o2c; fancy
.liuueI white, 6jie sc; ordinary clipped white 81
a6ii.c. ali elevator. RYE-Alstket arm. 10 .
Western. sll.27. c..it eIport. BARLEI- iIsI
Market steady No /. 'l.o7H sN, TO- 10 2, $a
{,cIdins eour eInor,s for he %eek with Portland
aud oregon missing aggregated 7.lls709 bushels.
AGAINST 1911 AGA the previous week 2So5.Gsl last
year: since July ]. 825.25l III. against 2os.AbbNi
las. season Corn exports for the week. 1881 .OZ.
against 0sl 468 last week and IS si5 last year.
since July l. 80 $50 $40. against 2.456Si0 last sea
son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
NAVAL RIORIs.

Nov York ard phiis hhis f.soc, bulk. &c: eases.
ioc water white hhl. s soc bulk 5r cases lie.
LtNFEED OlIs-Amedcan seed city. raw. 63mGtc
out " town. 02d63c. Calcutta. zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
The Bronx.

cAmBReLLENG Az 1884 corner store: Bolosnese
Investing 60 20 yinrenzO GiAmo 1885 LOIillard
place. yrs from April !. 1915. attys Fitch
VI a q. % Nassau 81 $500 and $3.50
OGDEN Az. 1881 SOILS; all; G " HoblltSell 10
w Gilbert. " from May l.. 1915 u year
renewal. atty. W Gilbert. lils Boscobel Az
$3.50
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL H.
Manhattan.

SIN Az. V cor 3iU -. - 4Ii1s. eehii
loans stratheona Construction Co. 20 erect Y
sy loft bldg 10 psymerts), Ail5oo9
The Bronx.
WISE Az - 1908 Home Il. 80 ?Iioo.s; Man
haitian Mortgage co loans Tom Building 60, Inc,
10 cree, one s'y sprn, fi3 payments. s35 90
WISE Az. 9. 1908 Home -. 50 2Iloo.6; Man
haitian Mortgage 60 loans Tom Building 20, ING,
~ erect one s'y apnt tl5 peymenisl ~ oVp
BECK ST, " cor Leggett az. 4ssIl0j. q Nents
loans Macy Construction Co. 20 erect two 50
spmts % paymenu) $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRlL is.
Manhattan.

,sru ST 10 ". knickerbockar Electrical ard
10 ,r"",,Sc.i,- Supp.. Go agt Evan Costume 60 a
,;o1iy' owners l.. y Benedetto. CONTRACTOR: So u
Ala ST n 10 p " Bayer- GARDNER Hines Z .
A. 90 SUBJ contractors renewal. Sl5o
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL IS.
Manhattan.
serg ST. 800 10 90 ". ] Schlesinser at Ida J.
Eise.e e. a.. teb .. 1912. $50
The Bronx.
t4Isr ST. 80 4. { Pace ct 81 ig MARI Fries c,
w. AMI \ 1915. SilN q
uoe az. il5I. Hickman 4 Co. Inc. sst Eliza
I-tA Rub hirchhofer e. a. Dec II. 1915. SIS
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OIL

Refined ~. rol,um vas .'esN and prices remained
preylous levels PETRULEt t-slandsId white
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The Bronx.

Mu'csne' ''O'' Sbl4 =
sproessis's Storage Warehouse Co and II Sproes
sg-F BIZ. Jan %. 1915. S2lFo 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

BAILEY Av-Cahn A Pittman have sod 10 q
client II william J. Robbins 2si5 2s92 Bailey aT.
two three story dseings. each on lot 2jtioo.
TIFBOIT AV-The Schorn Realty COMPANY.
Henry Schon president has sold 70 Louis Acker.
mann and Can Schsble the northeast corner ~
nebOut sY and lSSth s.. two i've s'0J na's. on
61rsl
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Deth eraGe
Entertain

Saturday evening an 9th Mr. and
Mrs W II Detherage entertained q
few OF their friends with Bottle
Party" The bottle scheme was
carried out by lighting the house
with many candles in bottles
During the evening the guests
were invited invited into "a room
where there was q table upon whi.h
sat a great pan OF dough-cach
guest was iucase his or her bottle in
dough aud tint or color them, paint
ing flowers, leaves aud small scenes
upon them Mr. & II Nav was pro.
nounced by the judges to be the
most artistic in his decorations. Nj
and Mrs Deth RACES guests WERE
Nessrs and Mesdames L K Reuia
min. W II Green, " Hughes, G II
May, II Lawson, Mrs Lawson
Miller, Mrs Jordou Miller, Mrs = "
Golden, Miss Dora Abner, MeSsrs
B E Parker and Jno Lawson.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
THE GROU I'll

The Great Creator in His wis.,
dom created many men Of many
minds and Compartments know.
ing that if the sons Il men were
alike wishes and desiI : it would
lead to unending strife.
He created we'll, for man is the
noblest work Of God. But in
some way there crept into the
world a creature God did not
create-a thing self.made, be it
male or female, that Is hated, de.
spised and abhorred; thing self.
created, self, pitied and abnor-
ma lily self-loved.
This self.created creature is
the chronic crouch that walks
here and there in every town and
community searching for happi-
ness that he may destroy it.
Flowers and children, because
they represent beauty and love,
he detests. He reads as he runs
that all men are liars and all
women but creatures of evil.
In summer he re7iles the
bright sunshine and hates the
green hills. In winter he reviles
the cleansing snow and the pur.
flying frost. The bitterness OF
gall and wormwood is within his
heart.
Children flee from him and hi;
wife can be classed among the
martyrs. Men shun him nd the
world hates him. From an early
age he walks this earth spread
ing unhappiness and nbelief-s
maker of evil and di, ord.
Let us throw the y ay of self
examination into Oui swn hearts
and search out the little microb'
that has tendency e. multiply
and produce, in time the hates
crouch There is too much lov,
and sunshine in this old world o
ours to spoil it with the canke
Of selfishness.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
A FINE REM ~ FOR
BILLOUSNES i. AND
CONSTIPATION

People all through, this section
are buying LLN.NER / : hecaust
t is a preparation o. rsal meIit
1t is a vegetable tem,dJ that acts
naturally and ettscti,, J, thorough
ly cleansing the Irvsr .ud bowels.
1t is easy to take and has none OF
the dangers and bad after effects
Of calomel. LIV VEL LAX, will
get YOU right, keep y,i hight and
save you doctors bills Sold in SOC
aud ST bottles under IA absolute
guarantee. Every bottle bears the
Iikeuess OF l. X Grigsby. + or sale
oy Herndon Drug Co, this city.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
DEATHS.
FAULKNER

Louis Faulkner, son of j. d.
Faulkner, died at his home in
this city, Thursday evening at
5 o'clock. Some ten months ago
Mr.. Faulkner contracted typhoid
fever and had not been well
enough to be up since that time,
but had grown gradually weaker
and weaker until death relieved
his long suffering. To his wife
and family we extend our sim
cere sympathy in this their hour
Of sorrow.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
INFORMATION BUREAU

For the lsAe6t of the readers
of the ADVOCATE and many Others
we will say that we are making
this office a sort of bureau of in.
formation for the general public.
If you want To know where some
one lives, or who has house oI
room to rent or who will take one
or more boarders, come To the
ADVOCATE OFFICE. Ii you have
anything for sale come to tbl:
office, aud we Will tell you how
and where to dispose of 1T. We
can probably tell you where you
ca buy an automobile, horse,
COW, chickens or eggs. All III.
formation will he given freely
and free of course we Will take
care Of our advertisers first of all.
Aside from the direct results us
ually obtained from an al IN tins
paper, We make a personal effort
to lookout for our advertisers.
Come to the ADVOCATE Office
fjr information about any body in
this neigh bOrhOod.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
A Thorough Test
One to Convince the riost Skepiical
Barbourviiie Readers

The test Of time is the the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have mad,
their reputation by effective action
Barbourvillc residents should b,
convinced.
The testimony is cOugirmed-th the
proof confirmed
Testimony like this cannot be IL.
nored.
II. w. williams, College Hill,
Loudon, KY says:-"I had often
noticed while working ina certain
kinds of paints, my kidneys were
irritated. had weakness in my bac k
ut times and also bladder trouble
The kidney secretions painod in pas
sage. Doan's Kidney Pills gave me n
fine relief statement given March
%, 1909
OVER THREE YEARS LATER. Mr.
williams said: II use DOan', Kid
ney Pills occasionally and they
never fail to give good results
Price zoe, ut all dealers. Don {
simply ask for IA kidney remedy get
Doan' Kidney Pills the same that
Mr., Williams had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
Luke McLuk Says

What has become of the old.
fashioned man who used to wear
a new paper collar every Sunday?
Ii You imagine that women
haven't a sense of lumor Just
take a look at the hats they are
wearing.
Any woman who has a 40-inch
waist can tell you that the waist
of a Perfectly Formed Woman
should measure forty inches.
Since the vacuum cleaner dis.
placed the broom a man can't
find a blame thing but his wife's
hairpins to clean his pipe with,
The lad who couldn't tell YOU
the name of the Vice President
is the same fellow who can tel
you how to run the Government
Before you get her she can say
things with her eyes that MAKE
you feel funny all over. AnC
after you get her she cen sa!
things with her mouth that max,
Won feel funny all over,
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con.
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by nm intiamed condition of
the mucous lining of the Eustachiqn
Tube When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbing sound or inn
perfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation am be
taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed for ever; nine cases
out Of ten are caused by CGtarrah.
which is nothing but an mhamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness caused
by catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send fol
circula rs, free.
| f. ], CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for cost
patton.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15

Judge " W. Tinsley, Reierse in
Bankruptcy, made trips as follows,
aud held Courts in Bankruptcy at
Pineyille, Corbiu, 'Whitesburg, Haz.
ard, Jackson and Lexiugtou. all in
one week The Judge is a hold.
over. lie is "A Republican of the
old school, aad when it comes to
hustling around, he has to go some
to keep pace with the Democratic
Donkey. IL they go at the gal,
they are going, Judge Tinsley will
be holding night sessions, aud SIX
DAYS 10 the week.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15

Lame back may come from over
work, cold settled in the muscles OF
the back or from disease. In the
two former cases the right remedy
is BALLARD'S SNOW LINIENT
1t should be rubbed in thoroughly
over the effected part, the relief
will be prompt and satisfactory.
Price 25c, soc and 81 per bottle.
Sold at J. Frank Hawn's drug store,
this city.-Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15

Pleurisy pains are located just
below the short ribs Iumbago
affects the same region, but toward
the back. BALLARD'S SNOW LIN.
GMENr is the remedy ia either case
II rubbed in thoroughly it eases
paiu, relaxes the muscles and the
patient, can move about freely and
comfortably. Price 25c, SOC, soc
aud 81 per bottle. Sold at I. Frank
Hawu's drugstore, this city.-Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
PERSONALS

Outing gowns, l0ets, 65tts and
e0Sts, at the Little Shop
I'M Jarvis. of Tedders paid this
office n call Tuesday evening.
ALI dress skirts one third of at
the Little Shop.
ia Stansbury of Knox Fork, Is
attending Court here this week
All trimmed hats 50 es and less.
Ut the Little shop
Mrs c NJ Eclton and children are
visiting relatives in Bell county this
week.
Bath Es,bc4 one third OF 1T the
Little Shop.
C,lumhus Mills, the Mail Order
Man, was in Flat Lick the first OF
the week ou business.
Bargains in all goods at the
Little SHOP
If Won miss the cash sale of L +
Faulkner ~ Co. you will have lost
something
Bargain IA all goods at the
Little shop.
CIR Bennett. of Horn Branch, en-
tered school at the B Il this week
When YOU have anything for sale
tell the people through the columns
of the Advocate.
Your attention Is called to the big
nd of II. Faulkner X Co. elsewhere
in this issue.
am poing to the big sale OF L
Faulkner d Co for people tell me
that they are selling them very cheay
RV Guodsou, the popular repres-
entative of Brock Candy Co., was
seeing our merchants Wednesday.
julius Fitzpatrick Bodden-Mueller
If the Evening Post, was In to see
US a few moments Tuesday.
Jno ID. Mills, who is teaching
school in Bell County came nome to
spend Sunday with homefolks.
Miss IuciIe Woodson. of Flat Lick
visited her sister, Mrs. F { Moore
several days returning home We'd
nesday.
letter from Or. l. Logan, who Is
attendin- school i'll New York CITY,
saws: your failure to meutlon my
leaving for the Metropolis is nnpar-
donable" He also says speaking
of bauling-the folks here are away
behind with their hanliug and don't
seem To be able to catch up and
wishes he had his team with him.
We are lust in receipt of a mark ed
COPY of the Fidelity Field Man IN
which appears the photo Of Mr.. Geo
H. Wilson, " no was recently ap-
pointed General Attorney for the
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co
This is "A very lucretive position, and
we congratulate Mr.. Wilson. We
all know Prof. q. II. Wilson, as he
was teacher for many years III
Union College, of which he was u
graduate. After leaving Union
Collere he attended Law School
and graduated from one of the best
Law Schools in the Country and has
made rapid strides in his profession.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
Baptist Church Revival

A Revival will begin at the
cumberland River Baptist
Church, next Sunday morning,
conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Russell, assisted by Rev. Martin.
1t is hoped that from the very
first these services will be well
attended and that good may be
accomplished.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15

Losr-Betwec Judg, Davis cor
uer and I Beddow's ssidence on
Main street-a bunch OF keys, 6nder
will be suitably rewarded for return
ING same to Advocate Office.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15

Recent sales by the govern
ment totaling l26, OOO. 900 feeU OF
sawtimb Der in the Olympic ma
tional forest, in western Wash
lngton, mark the opening of this
hitherto inaccessible storchouse
of tim Der, estimated to contain a
stand of 38 billion board feet.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

The liver loses its activity at
times and needs help. HERBlNE
is an effective stimulaut. 1t also
puri6es the bowels, strengthens di'
gestion and restores strength, vigor
and cheerful spirits. Price Scots.
Sold at !. Frank Hawn's drugstore
this city ADV.
Mountain advocate., 1915-01-15

A dry, hacking cough Is hard on
the lungs, often causing them to
bleed. BALLARD'S HOREUGuND
SYRUP is a healing balm that
quickly repairs damage in the lungs
and air passages. Price 25e, SOC
and 81 per bottle. Sold at !. Frank
Hawn's drugstore, this city.-Adv.