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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-15
BIIhdaxparfI

On Thursday evening. September Z
the friends and neiThbors Of Mrs. Jno
Il. Leese, OF Cranberry Valley, gave
her an old time surprise birthday par.
T.. They all arrived In body. and
surprised Mrs. DeeHe as she sat talk
Ing with the members OF her family
The guests took possession of the
house, and soon every room was NH
ed with the merry visitors. and 10 say
al had a good time Il putting II
mildly. The evening Wa spent 10
playing old time games, vocal and In
aIrnmenial music, and social chatting
By Mrs. Leese and her friends. When
the invitation To the dining room
came 10 be served Nth candy. eakea
fruits Of all kind. and lemonade. all
responded with a hearty appetite. Al
late hour the guest departed for
their homes. and al agreed In say
Ing they had spent moHI delightful
evening. All wished Mrs Lease many
more happy birthdays. Those pres
ent were. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ieeae
Mr and Mrs. Walter Stephan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. YinglIng. M. and Mrs
George Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. James ClafY. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Iseese. Mr and Mrs. Edw.
!. Caseell, Mr. and Mrs. John harm
hart, Mr and Mrs. Percy z. isnDo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones. Mr. Oil
Fer Hoover, Hanover. Pa. Mrs David
] Brown Mr.. Jesse {. Hull. Mrs
Howard Bachman. Misses lydia YinR-
Ing, Laura F1IckinKer, Ella and En-
ma Haines. Baltimore Elsie iingilng
Florence YinKllng. Dada ZumITnm
Jane EhauRh. Treea Black. Edna
Harnhart. Sadie Hunt Tfesa zum-
brnm. Eve Hunt. MAJ Barnhart
Mable Hunt. Melfa Conperamith,
Mable bond. Mary Barnhart. Mary
hull Sadie Deese. nuthetta Izeese,
Ruth Baehman. Katharine ianpo
MeBsra David Stephan. Nm Gallo
way Dewey Reese Nm. reese. Rob
ert Baumgarduer. Lester Barnhart,
Harry narnhart. Leonard Poulsen,
Horatio Hunt. Sterling Brown. Herring
Brown. George Brown. Sterling Dappo.
Paul Walsh, George Lesse. Toy Ieese.
Charles Barnhart, 10y Hunt. William
Ebaugh. Carroll Hunt, Curtis hunt,
Charles LeDpo. Ralph Hull. John II.
Hull, Charles Hull. Alfred YinelIng,
Roy Barnhart and Willie Hunt.
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Harvest Home and Ran. Day.

n Grace Lutheran church, next
Sunday. September Il, Harvest Home
viii be I1ttingly observed with spec
ial service at 1890 a. m. IN the sum
day school at 9.15 q. m, Rally Day
will be held. Mr.. George Y. YeIser,
OF Union Mills. president Of County
Sunday School Association Will adj
dress the school. Al members OF all
departments are urged to be present.
Let us make this the largest rally we
ever held.
YIN. II. HETnICK, Pastor.
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NORTHERN CARROLL.

Mr.. George W. Dntterer spent sun
day with Granville Reinecker and
family, Lttleatown.
Mr.. John Wise, wife and daughter.
Miss Helen, and Joe Bowers, Of Lit
tlestown, spent Sunday evening with
Herbert Motter and family.
Mr.. William Davidson, wife and
daughter, OF Mayberry, spent Sunday
with George Heltibridle and family.
Mr.. John =. Maua. wife and son.
George. spent Sunday with John Dut-
terer and family, New Oxford.
Mrs. George Dutterer. daughter
Ruth and Miss Mae Bair, spent Sun
day with the latter's mother and step
father. Mr.. Howard Barnes and fam
liz. OF Bloom. Nd.
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Harvest Home and Rafly Oar.

The Church Of God In uniontoHn.
VII hold Its annual Harvest Home
and Rally on Sunday. September II.
Sunday school II :. m, md at 1915
u. m. Rev. w Il. Snyder, OF York. Pa,
VIII deliver the Harvest Home ser
mon. II 2 y. N. one=half hour VII be
devoted 10 Junior Christian Endeay-
or Rally. conducted by Miss ArmInta
Murray. At 30 Rev. Paul II. bow
man, president Of Blue Ridge College,
New Windsor, Nd. vii deliver an ad-
dress, Theme. Thanksgiving and
Temperance"
At p. m. one half hour will be
devoted 10 special song service. aft
er which Rev. W. II Snyder will de-
liver an address, On The Need OF
More Efficient Work by the Church
and Sunday school. in Home and
Foreign Missions"
Special music has been selected for
each service. The public il cordial
" invited to attend these meetings.
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70 CREDITORS.

The i % give notice hat ths subscriber h
ohtained from the OrpAana' Court Of Carroll
county. n Maryland let's of Administration On
- Personal EaIals Of
JACOB. :. zArH.
ate Of Carroll county, deceased All perposs
having claims azzinst IL deceased are hereby.
warned . exhibit the ne. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, = the suhaaxibsr.
- or bs|ore the 18th d. Of APRIL lsII.s thes
may otherwise b law Be excluded from II benefit
y aaid szlats.
Given aHdsr ~ hand this III day Of szptemz
her. 1919.
DAVID l. 2AHN.
aept IE=H Administrator.
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led It the Methodist Protestant
church on Saturday. Mrs. Belt. State
Superintendent, was present. The So
ciety will meet On Saturday aI 2 p.
N. Miss Gertrude Devilbiss was APP
pointed Superintendent b. the Senior
Society.
Miss Berthe Shriuer is visiting
friends In Henover and attending the
Fair.
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WUIn.


In ths Circuit Court for Carroll County.
ExPARfE.
II the natter Of the Trua. Estate Of Elgsr a
Sale, Edward O. weant TTuatee.
Ordered fhis i.th day o September, A-n. 1919
that the account Of the Auditor filed II this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed. unlszz Gauss
u the contrary thereof Be HHown . OF beIoIs IN
md day o. October next: provided : COPY q thus
order be inserted Tor two zaeeeaslss weeks 9sIefs
IHs last named d. n some newspaper published 70
Carroll County.
True Cops. Test.
sep lb-sI EDWARD U. CASh. S.z.k'
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DAVID HsXZRRHIHE

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County. In Equity
Herbert 9. BlxIeT. Assignee d Mortgages, vs
Anna !. A. Llppp Edward o. Llppy. hsf hns-
band. HortgasuTs.
Ordered this 18th day q September, IN t. yeai
eunity that sale oI the Re- Estate mads md re.
ported In the abaTe entities cause - hsTnsrt y.
HIxler Assignee d Mortgages, be ratified M con
shown On or before the laIh day o. October. next
provided : copy Of This order be inserted = soms
newspaper published In Carroll County onsa n
eaeh Of three successive .seks before the n dAs
q October. next
The fepsrt states the zmount d sale 70 b
.ss EDWARD o. CASH Clerk.
TTue Copy. Test
sep l6-sI EDWARD o. CASH. Ilszk'
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SEPTEMBER MORSS make oae
thin of the cooler daYs thai are oen-
Ing. Order Goa 1t once and hope md
pnay for mid win1er. Smith i
ReIfsnider solve fuel problems.
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DON'T DELAY ANOTHER DAT.
Tousve got the trend Of my advertising
lately that the Coal situation Is not
verT r0sY. Nor We say e0rder Goal
at once i yOu Hould be sure.v Giro
Smith = ReifsnIder lhat oraar.
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DUHLIC SALE
/ OF / VALUABLE
House and sc
i WINFIELD.

The undersigned having purchased
; farm. viii quit business nd VII cell
II public sale. on the premises. In
Winfield. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7th. Ieis,
Il one o'clota, r. l., the following
DWELLING HOUSE. Of eight rooms.
nth three shop rooms adjoining. used
- coach. paint and blacksmith shops.
xater and fruits On The premises.
This l. . corner property and : good
business stand. with frontage OF
over no feel. Possession At once.
Also variety OF coach, carpenter and
blacksmith tools, OF I'll Kinds, buggies,
surrefs. carriages, ruHaboHIz, A. 9TH
IT vehicles, N good order. and : va
riety Of other articles. such as stoves.
sewing machines, md other articles
not named See bills for further
particulars.
CAROL !. WALTZ.
:. A. Crawford. AueL sspIi5 u
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OF giving everybody some. Smith
Relfsnider uill eHdeasor TO maintain
their Especial sersioe.s
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TO CREDITORS.

This i u give n1zlesthsl he Subscribers he o.
IAIneifrom the 0rpbans' Curt O Carroll 0kf1nu.
n Maryland letter. Of ADMINISTRATIVE 60 PEI.
zanAl Eszz1s Of
DAVID H..WzRRHIHE.
IzIs Of Carroll County. aacsaazH An persons
having slzIms against IT, deceased are hsfehz
HzTned !. exhibit the ne. wit the E91eherz
thereof IszIzily authenticated 10 - sab=zTIbsFs
N OF before ths 18th daY Of April iaII. ths5
nay otherwise b AZ be excluded fTam II hshsni
Al said estate.
Given under our hands the 18th asy Of Ezptsrn'
CHARLES u wAnEnIME.
IRWIN r. WHETH
WILLIAM L MYERS.
sept hI=Zt AdministEzsors'
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MONDAY. OCTOBER sth. 1910,

The TIT o. lho hereinafter described
promises. q
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9Th. Iaie,
II : o'clock. .. n. all re following
valuable real estate
fIMsIi Al that lof or parcel Of
land containing 0Af.IIsHTu o.
~ aIRE. more 81 lezs. located On
the Nszt KI1e of lain street. N The
town 81 Mount AIRY. adjacent % tn
HaumEartnsT Hotel property, former
~ tn Simpson Hotel. On one aide.
and = the Wordsworth property o.
The oznor. fronting. Rboal thirty or
thifty=fs0 fesi on Maln street, artandz
lng H@zt for depth Of Two hundred
feet, moro O less. N fee simple. Thiz
property IL improved BY 1 @-a
= TMo.ST0nY DWELL Gzzs
ING HOUSE AND -
sTOnE-R00z COM
HINEn. the dwelling containing asvea
rooms md n the cellar Of the house
= q bakery. ovens. etc. The property
lav.Hz boon built for uae - q Iakgry.
dwelling and atoreToom combined. The
building is Of franc, covered with
Imitation ironclad aheetlng and m0tAl
roof. There arc oZnar necessary out
buildings On Tho property. ThIa prop
arty i located II the eHnter Of tn
business district q Mount AIrY And
i ons Of TIE mo- valuable zIIss IN
Mount airy. II i In axealle1I con
dition and may b inspected II an
Tine b application 10 Mrs. L 7. Q.
Frazier. The present tenant This II
tho anne property hat as conveyed
b. Charles D. Clemson. assignee. To
Clara = Ciary, b. deed dated Janu.
ary {. 1906. nd recorded In Izbsr ..
T. s.. 10. 10. folio ses. ETC. among
The LAnd Records Of Carroll County.
SECONDS Al that lot Or parcel Of
land. containing se.17s SQUARE
FEET. more Or iezai which ~ con-
Yeyed 70 AIhart Jones and others 10
Clara !. elary and others b. deed
dated August 10, 1904, md recorded
among the land Records OF Carroll
County. In Lbef .. +. 8. No. 100.
folio 20. ele. Thu In n nnimuroyed
LOT In the town o. Mount Airy. and
les On the east side OF Dorsey avenue.
IN the south side Of Paradise avenue.
and The north side Of ShIpley avenue.
This i one Of the most valuable
building site in the town OF Mount
airy. being located ON very high
point md remote from any noises or
disturbances from the busy thorough
fares and pet on : well kept. wide
open street. Both these properties
are valuable and the ofIer OF sale
should receive attention by persons
desiring a business or residence
site IN q prosperous, growing COM
munity.
TERMS o. sALE.--one-thir cash
On the day Of sale. or upon the rati-
Iieation thereof b. the Court. one
third n one year. and one-thIrd in
two years from day of sale, with in
Ieresl. to be secured b. the notes o.
the purchaser or purchasers, with Sc
ourity 70 DO approved By The Trustees.
Or all cash Il the option Of the pur-
chaser.
CHARLES :. CLEMSON.
BENJAMIN 1. FRENZY.
Trustees.
Charles o. Clemson, Solicitor.
Gan. * II
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TRUSTEES SALE
u Of
Valuable Residence, Bak-
cry and Storeroom
Combined,
md lLs0 ! VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT. SITUATED N HOrNT ATHI.
CARROLL COUNTY, ID.

by virtue Of decree q Tie Circuit
Tour Tor CARROLL County. passed n
Equity. No. 1928. wherein VIRGINIA
Clara Weaver aHd husband are plain
tins nd Loretta : ClaHY and Others
re defendants. Tho undersigned.
Trustees I'll sell n public ale o.
The TIT O. lho hereinafter described
promises. O.
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coal DEALERS ARE LIKE MANu-
FACTuRERs OF NEWSPAPER. We
are asking people 70 In 70 one, buI
not u bur any more than they can
help. N other words, is question
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Bethel Gets The sbort End.

The PaIapseo base ball team played
the strong Bethel club Saturday and
defeated them to :. The game was
well played throughout Ray Taylor
of Frederick Fame. did the twirllng
for Bethel, assisted BY Ben Spencer,
OF Hanover, but all pitchers look
alike to the PaIapsco boys. Evans. OF
Patapseo. had the Bethel boys at his
mercy At all times. Patapsco will
play Sandyville. Saturday. September
23Td. The score by innings:
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NOTICE.

The Mayor and Common
Council will sit for Transfers
and Attachments, on Monday
night, September %, 1916, at
10 O'clock.
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Our Dressmaking Depart
ment-

The Dress Making Department will open on Sep
tember 18th A usual, this department is in charge
Of Miss GertIe Null. Same prices same courteous
treatment heretofore This department has al
ways been appreciated by our customers and patrons
We hope to continue in Your confidence
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HOWARD :. k00HTz. Mayor.
Samuel J. Stone, Clerk & Col
lector.
sep. 16-2t
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CHARLES :. CLEMSON.
BENJAMIN I. FREEET,

Charles 0. Clemson, Solicitor.
Sent. ID, I.
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Boys School Suits

Just another one of the many bargains We offer
This time II Is In Boys School Suits. Sizes years
to IA years. These suits would cost you anywhere
from 800 TO $500, our special price s19s
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Our Dress Goods Depart
ment

This department will not BE- found wanting for
materials. Nss shades New HeaYea. Here
You al hnd the newest cloths. MANY patterns.
sergea PopIlns, Premier Cloths. ottaman, Hezzines,
Novelty PlaIds IN all WOOL pure yarn dyed Satns.
soft Tafeaa. Novelty six P1aidH, plain eolors 10
match. Rich Black Silks. Dress Trimmings. Gold and
Silver LaeeH. Innings 70 match Dress Goods, Fur
trimmings IN ErmIna. Black Brown coney, edge and
side band trimmings, Ornaments and Medalilons
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Our Coat and Suit Depart

We were fortunate in securing our complete line
Of ladies' Misses. and Chflldren's Goats. These are
now On display. They are nobby styles. suitable
Good ziyleHz New materials. Just little different
from he general lines usually seen. Prices from =
up see them.
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Ladies and Children'sS Shoes

Our new Fall line OF Ladies' and Misses and
Ghildren's Shoes IN stock. Ladies HIge Top
Boots IN French Kid Lace price $780, Ladies' Pat
ent and Gun Metal Button Shoes, newest shapes
prices nearly the a. former seasons. Chill
drens High Tan Button Boots, just the thing for
school. Boys heavy School Shoes When you see
them you will appreciate their value. Good wearing
Shoes for eyeryone..The largest and most complete
line we have ever shown.
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Sweaters. Sweaters

Mems and Boys heavy Sweaters. colora gray
blue, cardinal brown and black prices from eso up
Copen old rose blue, cardinal. Special values In
these goods.
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Babylon & Lippy Co.
FALL DISPLAY
Our Millinery Department

Never In the history of Millinery Depart
ment have xe offered such values In ready TO wear
Hats. Shapes and Ornaments. Here you will find
several hundred shapes from which 10 make = Sc
lection. Velvet Tams. Mushroom Grown Velvet
Hats. Flonny rim Velvet Sailors. All coors IN
noppY rim and straight rim Felt Hats. Two color
rims in Velvet Sailors. Let rs again demonstrate
TO you that 10 not necessary 70 pay high prices for
Hats. You own two for less than the price Of
one We en- RhoR YOU.
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NoZoAUUln

septbl4t
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vAUGHN's MILL.

Steve Strange has moved hi;
family out to Sans.
Mrs. &. w. Bush has gone to
Illinois on a months visit to rel
atives.
Mrs. George Wiseman, of Ak.
ron, o., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mize.
Services will be held at the
Vaughn's Mill Christian Church
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Asa Todd and wife spent
Sunday with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Martha Martin on Snow
creek.
Mrs. Bette FIcklin and son,
Walter, of Montgomery county,
spent from Saturday till Monday
with her brother, j. F. Smith.
Mr.. Joe CLARK and Miss leila
Sans were married Saturday even.
ing at $3.50 o'clock at the Chris.
tian church. Miss Sans was the
youngest daughter of Mrs. Pryor
and Mr.. Clark is a prosperous
farmer. All join in wishing them
a long and happy life.
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BPwORTH LEAGUE

Subject: The Conservation Of School
Life.
Lesson found Prov. 4:1-13.
Leader: Miss Ethel ID. Johnson.
Prayer.
Song.
Scriptural references:
Gods Promise to David, Psalm 80 4:
26-34--Joel Mountz.
The Close of Students Day, Psalm
119 :175-188--James Searles.
The Value of Righteousness, Eccles.
2:28--Etta Bowman.
Special music.
knowledge made safe by love, Cor.
S:1-Ruth Eaton.
School life and eternal life, John II 3
Ethel Duncan.
knowledge used to meet human
needs, Isaiah 12:l7-20--Ouida Mountz.
Making friends with wisdom, Prov
4:1-13-Mrs. f. Conlee.
What School life means-Mrs. J. H.
Burgher.
The conservation of personal powers
Mr.. Edmon Searles.
Living for others-Miss FannieMountz
League Benediction.
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FORGET YOUR ACHES

Stiff knees, aching limbs, lame
back make life a burden. If you
suffer from rheumatism, govt, lum-
bago, neuralgia, get a bottle OF
Sloan's Eminent, the universal
remedy for pain. Easy to apply !;
it pepetrates without rubbing and
soothes the tender flesh. Cleaner
and more effective than mussy
ointments or poultices. For strains
or sprains, sore muscles or wrench
ed ligiments resultiog from strenu-
Gus exercise, Sloan's Liniment
gives quick relief. Keep it on
hand for emergencies. At your
druggist, 2he. adv
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-28

The production of Tanlac now
stands at the rate of 5000, 900
bottles per year.
These enormous sales mean but
one thing and that is merit. 1t
is the repeat sales that count.
When the first bottle gives good
results a second bottle is always
sold. In thousands of cases PEG.
pie have voluntarily come for.
ward with their personal endorse
ments. These are facts as indis.
putable as the rock of Gibralter.
They prove that Tanlac has re-
lieved stomach, kidney, liver and
catarrhal ills.
Tanlac is being specially intro
duced in Clay City at the store
of Eaton & Mcclure.
Tanlac may be obtained in
Stanton at Hardwick & Co. !;
Bower, Day and King; College
Hill, Ginter Bros. Torrent, j.
Taylor Day; Irvine, Irvine Drug
Co., Genet, Genet Cash Store !;
Waltersville, Henry Waldron.
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BOWEN.

Jas. Holman attended the fun
eral services of Henry Morris, of
Stanton.
Miss Sallie Cressy will attend
the fall and winter term of school
at Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Atkinson
were visiting at Stanton Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Celia Frazier, who has
been sick for quite while, is
slowly improving.
One night last week we had the
Colorado Grant show with US. 1t
was very interesting.
+ Mrs. Granville Day and Mrs.
Ollie Kinser were the guests of
Mrs. Joe Holman Sunday.
Mrs. LottIe Roberts who has
been living here for quite while
has gone back to Cincinnati.
Virgil Atkinson and family
will move to their home which
was recently vacated by Gran
vile Day.
Granville Day and family left
last Monday for their new home
near Eiizabethtown, Ky. Their
many friends regret their going
away.
We regret that DR.. John Knox
has left off medical practice here
and gone to the state of Wash
ington to practice and make his
future home.
Mr.. Ebert Faulkner and Miss
Bessie Adams were quietly mar
ried at the home of Talbee Bowen
Saturday evening, Sept. 90. Rev.
Joe Adams, of Stanton officiated.
Many congratulations.
Asa Burgher, of Clay City,
Geo. Derlckson, of Stanton, Mrs.
Albert Even and daughter, Mrs.
Dick Benningfield and daughter,
were the pleasant callers at Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Holman's Saturday.
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ORPHANS HOME ITEMS.

Mr.. G. w. Mcintosh gave So to
be used for the children.
A trunk of girls clothing came
from Mrs. Duerson, of Rich
mond, Ky.
Alice Patrick and Jamie John
son, of Stanton College, spent
Sunday at The Home.
Mr.. L. A. Chiles, of Mt. Ster-
ling, gave the children a treat in
the way of watermelons.
Miss Barrickman and Miss
Heilburn, of Lambrlc, visited
the Oornwell children, and Mr..
Duff and Chester Gilbert the
Gilbert children.
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Advertise in The Times.
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NO AGENTS
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Notice to Creditors

All persons holds
against the estate of
Union Supply Co., of
KY, are.hereby requesc
sent same properly proves
the undersigned, Trustee, at u
City on or before the LIST day Of
October, 1916.
III. G.. CRABTREE,
Trustee.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-28
STOP THE FIRST COLD

a cold docs not get well of itself
The process Of wearing out col
wears you out, and your cough
comes serious if neglected. Had
ing coughs drain the energy a
sap the vitality. For ~ years
happy combination of soothing
tiseptic balsams in DR..
New Discovery has heale{
and relieved congestion.
and old can testify to TIN
iveness Of DIR. Kings NeX
cry for coughs and colds
bottle today at your ord
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Stanton,

be fan M of so acres at Spout
and $500 stock of shoes.
welling; well watered and
churches and school.
} w. L. BYRD,
Spout Spring, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-09-28

EVERY THING FOR ORCHARD
LAWN AND GARDEN.
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TREES.

Fruit and Ornamental trees,
Shrubs, Grape Vines, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Peonies, Phlox, Roses, etc,
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It's fine for Stomach Ills"
J. Sherwood Of Maysville says
cry it and you will soon see"

b, indeed, | don't suffer from
ch trouble after taking Tan
aid Mr.. John Sherwood,
md Walnut street, Mays
ny, for years | had trouble
indigestion and when l
|of Tanlac / decided to try
s surprised to find that it
PC, almost, at once. L
lily say that feel like
person. The best way
5u to try it and see for
rself."
ne wonderful success of Tan
q is familiar to everyone. No
matter where you 60 Tanlac is a
household word. 1t is the story
OF merit never before obtained
by a proprietary medicine.
Conservative business men to
whom the actual production of
Tanlac have been presented have
secuted them until the proof was
shown.
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