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New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
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New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

MACHINE HANDS WANTED-Wo ood working, variety machine, four sid ed sticker, band saw planers. George Mertz Sons, Port Chester, N. Y.
 7-S-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

LOST-Rabbit hound. net Oak, Saturday. Finder
 21 Lilac St. Reward. sSl
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

Delegates of the American
 Labor party. Meeting Thursday night July 10th at 34 Church St.
 Business of importance. H. F. Gar diner, chairman. 7-7-d3X
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

LOST-Will the gentleI
 changed black traveIf New Haven Sunday, .ec with c. D. Tyack, Box IpD bury, Conn. -F
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
JOHN w. ALLEN
 BUILDER
331 CTIESTNU- ST.

The war is over, now for buildings. After being a contractor for 31 years in New Britain my hat is in the ring for all old customers and many new ones. Wm. Peace, who was with me four years, is back from overseas and with me again, having been in the army for IS months. We are ready for reconstruction of any and all de- scriptions.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

Autom obile parties taken out in Buick Six, prices right. Shore par ties a specially. Box BOA, Herald.
 7-9-d3X
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
AUTOMOBILES.

We buy any make of used cars. If you have car you wish to sell
 come and get your cash. SheCht-
 mans Auto Exchange, 10 Chestnut street. 7-9-4d
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and trimming, Top and slip covers made to ordes and repaired. Carpets, back Scurtains, lights, running board recovered, .>etc. Victoria tops and One Man tops. Estimates. furnishedsg@ gBristol Auto Co.,, 135-137 School St, Bristol, Conn., = Phone '232.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

one desirous of open
 ing service stations for a we'll known, 6,000-mile, wide advertised
 tire and in a position to invest $500 to $1, ,O00 communicate with Robert Lee Gray, Inc, Poli building, New Haven, Conn. This is not a get rich quick scheme but propOsition in which a live wire can make big money. 7-7-d4
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

NOTICEA- Lawnm overs srarpened,
 Geo. Fritz, 31 Greenwood street
 Tel 153-12 4a .-.. 6-5-+f
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
FOR sALE-MIsCELTyNE;,

FOR SALE-Player piano,
 ly new. Rolls and bencha
 sonable. Easy payments
 change for touring a5Sfo4 Come and see. Call 447 Ara first bell. 7.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
MALE HELP

WANTED-Ten carpenters for rough and finish work. Wm. II. Allen Co.,,
 16 HungerfOrd Court 7-S-3dX
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
BuildirfS--Repairir

LEAVITT & .HAY&6
 BUILDERS IN WOOD, fER IC K !. j. STEEL AND CONCRETE. N
 4Repairs of all kindss 9 Courb St, 'Telepnones 2244 New Britain, Eonn. @. .,s'A. 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
mnnn ,1nw nnMr tIrrs

SOUND VIEW NOME SITES
Large, level tracts. graded streets,
city water; near Fauntleroy car
and paved boulevard. No city
taxes or assessments. Prices $3.50
upwards. Terms. $40 cash, bal
ance monthly. See a lot of good
homes and a fine neigh borhood.
Will help you build. This is the
kind OF view property that grows
In value. Very high class sites at
old prices, as I am closing up an
L. =. HOLMES. 252 Empire Bldg.
SOOcad and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
MOODYss
WEST SEATTLE BARGAINS

$3.50, on easy terms. buys a nice
little new plastered house and
good lot in a nice part OF West
Seattle.
$4,000; $50 down. and s25 per month,
buys n nice 4-room modern house
and lot, one block from ferry. I'm
mediate possession.
$500, on easy terms. busy a SPLEEN
did 4-room home. only two blocks
from high school.
have several exceptional bargains
in vacant lots near the ferry.
y. - WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle
Phone West 334 Open sundays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

20 aND io-ACHT
srEcfsI.S
70 acres. ssso: $50 down. $40 per
month. Fine for fruit and chickens.
20 acres. $500; ST5 down. SIS per
month. win grow anything.
20 acres. ,7oo; 800 down, $40 per
month. Half celery land.
20 acres. $500: 500 down. SIS per
month Fine alder bottom. with
good creek crossing H.
- AcHrs
20 acres. 800: 800 down. $40 per
month. South slope. fine. deep
soil. Grapes will make you rich
on 10 acres OF this
20 acres. 1900: $50 down. Gas per
month. Rich loan soii. with two
springa This IL a real buy.
10 acres. 1900; 5000 down. s7s per
month. Level alder bottom. with
creek. Very easy TO clear.
These are just a few OF tho bargains
We are offering this week out Of
q large tract Just on the market
In the famous Cherry valley dis
trict. close TO Seattle. on good auto
road. You can find just the 20 or
90 you have been looking for. and
at prices and terms you can buy
on Come in and see photos and
soil. We will show you the land
any day. 20 acres for the price of
lot
nEAT.FN NsfiANet
1oa HlnFhies utk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

vou
WANT
FORD DELIVERY?
WE HAVE ONE WORM
.DRIVEl-IT'S IN FINE
CONDITION, TOO. PANEL
BODY. WILL SELL CHASSIS
ONLY. GLAD TO HAVE YOU CALL
EIpRIDGE BUICK COMPANY
EAST ss2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

vERsITY
On paved street and car line, T.
room house: full basement, fur
mace and fireplace. Lot IL 40x
1903 TO alley. Well located for
professional or business man.
Priced low, at
$4,000
We can arrange reasonable
terms on this.
ALSO
Five-room coy cottage In good
condition and location. Base
ment and laundry trays.
$4,000
This In n forced sale and owner
must have $1,000 cash. Ifnme-
date possession.
MecAskfIb a DoNNAH
lls4 Fourteenth Avenue Nosthe ast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

DEPENDABLE TRUCKS
1918 Commerce, cab. pneu-
matte front tires. nearly
new .................. $1,S75
" ton Federal. good shape. 1850
%-ton WHY'S. body with top. s. AIS
ACME MORON ruuCK SALES co
Phone East sO4. i5Os 18th Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

a .oou
oNE-ToN GARFoRD
TRUCK FOR A GARDENER
OR A RANCHMAN. WILL
MAKE GOOD PRICE ON THIS
TRUCK.
gLDIDGE HuICH CO. 500 y. PIxR
PHONE EAST So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

TWO YEARS
OLD AND HASN'T
MISSED A DAY Is
THE RECORD OF THIS
3-TON FEDERAL wORM-DRIvE
TRUCK, LONG WHEEL BASE. Me-
CHANIcALLY IN GOOD ORDER.
LARGE FURNITURE BODY. CALL
REYNOLDS. EAST st2 OR EVEN
INGS,
CAPITOL ass2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

FARM ron SALE
% acres good land; over half
cleared. balance In good pasture: 4
good running springs; about so
bearing fruit trees, cherries.
piums, prunes apples pears.
house, n barn. chicken houses.
milk house: on good hard gravel
led road. ~ miles from Hothcli:
close to schools and railroad sta
ton; milk route and stage pass
door. $4,000. on terms.
A. M. SCHILLESTAD
Room 2 Downs Block
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rom
i-TON
TRUCK WITH
BODY IN Al
CONDITION.. LATE
MODEL. PHONE OR WRITE
~. " sfTAvrg
NEW RICHMOND HOTEL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

1919 s-rAss. maxwell SEDAN
With wire wheels. 8 tires; used
but little. We will make a
good trade or give you a good
discount
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THREE RIVERS
FARMS
-
Come 20 with us TO tho Land
OF Sunshine and Big cropa."
where big new body OF
irrigated land has just been
opened to settlement
Good land. 800 an acre. on
easy terms. subject TO per-
pctuai water right on es-
tabiishcd irrigation sys-
tenn.
raises six to ten tons OF al
LONGEST growing season
north of Mason Dixon line
everything thrives: big
money in dairying, hog
raising. sugar bects. grapes,
melons, corn. potatoes. and
general farm products.
Over a million dollars being
spent this season In this
district Lots of work for
ambitious men at good
wages. Call for complete
Information.
gsTERS PACIFIC
SECURITIES co.
Nuns white nIdg.
Fourth and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Arer boy ~ hfsG COUNTY
AIS ACRES. ONLY s1.175
$500 cash---s25 Monthly
Has good view OF Sound and 'front.'
age of 800 feet on new paved road
10 Three Tree Point. Good soil !;
about 100 cords OF good standing
timber, balance In easily cleared;
owner needs money and must sell.
Other properties In this district
held at double the price asked for
this. Can drive you out to see IL
in 80 minutes any time you can so.
CALL 2so BURKE BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Nouru atEiN ANNE
A good home Of rooms:
large corner lot. slightly
location garage. owner
muat sell at once, WIN
saerifiee. at te.Tso; only
500 cash.
rHIHNEF
bungalow. 6 rooms. mod
ern except heat; piped for
age. bargain at ts.so0.
$500 cash. balance easy.
GREEN LAkE
Modern s-room bungalow;
fireplace. In good district:
well located. An cxc~r-
tionsi buy at assoc: $500
will handle.
eLonE stct nfriEs 90.
SO Central bldg. Elliott .oss
poNT ny toTs
aUs uktr ~ stnf
wtru q SO nit
I have ons-haif acre. ise feet front
by izT feet deep. square piece
which IL right near the car line
at Lake Burien. for t37s.
No. cks pr1 ~
by Paying go Down. Then SO
a MONTH
Put up a tent or build a little shack
and ~ 10 yours.
The rent yoa pay now. sppiy Il here.
TACKLE IT-You can handle IT.
IL 10 just what you want
zee a&NN.N
eos Boston Block, us Second Ave.
Phone Elliott tss7.
DO you WANT To MAZE
fSoof
II 80, come out TO Fauntieroy sta
ton, on Fauntieroy car line. to-
day and buy this new s-room
bungalow. with two fine view
lots; bcautify the yard. that has a
Ia 80 In md Eun
sell II at a profit OF from 1900 to
$1,000. Our price for a quick sale
only s2.T50. s5oo cash viii handle
this bargain.
s7.5o0.
Call at 2i5 Boston Block. or come
out on Fauntleroy car line to
Fauntieroy station.
Jou~ v. ADAMS 90.
West Bss or Main 6t5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
ruisSEY DISTRICT

ss.sso-Here Is a dandy s.
room home which we have
just received authority TO sell.
Located at Ta0s Fremont Ave.
on a corner s0xi0a to alley,
Five large rooms with large
attic. Full concrete basement,
All improvements in and paid
except paving. Fine lawn and
flowers. Sign on property.
Look at 10 today. You can buy
on terms. Main 1854 o-.S
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Groom S-story house on lot Bsx
lilo. with dandy fine garden! two
blocks from ear and brighton
school; 1900 cash. ssS per menth.
Rainier %.
A fine one-half acre. ono block from
paved street one block from
school. three blocks from car.
with a Groom cottage. Lot lies
level nelghborhood unsurpassed
rainier %.
,s.sss
5-room cottage with bath: plenty
OF ciossts; electricity aud gas.
Lot sssioo. Graded streets. Lots
house. Yours for $500 cash. sg5
per month. Rainier 20.
GRO. g. SPENCER 90.
RAINIER VALLEY naANtn
aSff Ferdinand 81 tCetamsial
senn-snndais--------- -ikalnlrG-E
$4,000 Cash
wnsr arEt.N sNst
s-room cottage. nice level lot.
alley. paved street. assessments
paid. $4,000; 1900 cash. 1857
$4,000 Cash
wg>T a. EES ANNT
etc. Nice level Tot 20 alley.
Paved street $4,000. $500 cash.
balance f25 per month. i5-7os
$4,000 Cash
Ntsu ga rf> tNNT
lot. s0xi2o. paved street $4,000.
month. is-fi,
~rsHkuaN q urIEss 90
ieos rhirs Ave-.
areaad rts>r
--------------
-
BEAD THfs AND HMM
n OVER
banking reports show
that the banks of Petaluma. Cal.
show the largest saving deposits
per capita of any community In
the UNITED STATES.
CHICKENS DO IT.
We have an ideal little chicken
ranch. about one-auarter acre.
nice 5-room. up-to-date cot
tage on H.. garage. chicken
houses. fruit. berries and splen-
did garden; located just outside
the city limits on paved high
phone, but not city taxes: $500
cash will handle this. the chick
ems will do the rest
We have bargain price on this
place. Come IN and talk IL over.
w. c. MADrNG a co.
sol Hinekley Bldg.
oNg-HALF ACnr
ON PAVED ROAD
At Lane uiuitcN, ssso
Plot In 100 feet front by 127 feet
deep: covered by shade trees: all
level; a few blocks from car line
and the lake. paved road To the
city. Build what you want a prop
erty that will bring 81 500 In three
years. Just the thing TO raise
chickens or rabbits.
ONLY SIS DOWN
THEN SIS MONTHLY
II is the beginning OF a home
CUT OUT THE RENT
Build what you can now. Apply the
rent you pay toward this.
Let me show you this now.
See me today.
W. .. MARVIN
20s Boston Block, us Second Ave.
Phone Elliott 1887.
HOME ron stdoo
Easy terms. Good house Of rooms
and barn; 80x120-foot tract. fine
view OF Sound and mountains;
city water. Near car and paved
boulevard. Just outside city lin
Its. West Seattle.
HOME ron 81 500
Easy terms: walking distance: Raj
nier boulevard or Beacon Hill
cars; on nth avenue Sopth. Very
room; good plumbing, gas. cleo
trio fixtures; partial basement.
L. +. HOLMES. 252 Empire Bldg.
Second and Madison.
SOUND VIEW NOME SITES
Large. level tracts. graded streets.
city water; near Fauntleroy car
and paved boulevard. No city
taxes or assessments. Prices $3.50
upwards. Terms. $40 cash, bal
ance monthly. See a lot OF good
homes and a fine neigh borhood.
VIII help you build. This Is the
kind OF view property that grows
In value. Very high class sites at
old prices, as I am closing up an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

AIR WATER BEACH TRACTS
BETwEES SEATTLE
AND TACOMA
Sal for summer homes and camp
ites: 40 minutes out via the High
Inc boulevard. large tracts beau
ifuily wooded. parked out ready
of use; pure spring water, sandy
each for bathing. good boating
nd fishing; $3.50 to $3.50.
, pretty bungalow with fine large
ract- Sf,25o. easy terms.
A BETWEEN SEATTLE
AND TACOMA
kClose TO Highiine Boulevard.
acres. facing boulevard. $4,000.
L acres. close to boulevard. all
pearly level. good soil, 1850.
kacres at Zenith. a fine. level tract.
Facing fine auto road. $4,000.
Eacres. with over 500 feet choice
ake frontage. all cleared. large
frchard. Broom house. $4,000.
tcres. few rods from brick road.
10 minutes out, 1850.
4 Two PINE lots ron 500
5oxf1O EACH
Etra good soil; spring water: close
70 car. Buy this fine tract. have
our own garden and chickens
$50 cash.
HERE ~ A GOOD BUY
Efty acres rich valley land, south Of
town. all In cultivation. 1850 per
here.
HoBERT nAITBy co.
1905 Tsira Ave.
t-nooa MODERN HOUSE
Lot eox1o2. Price s2.ioO, easy
Terms. This Is a snap.
-roorn house. lot 5oxfos; pr,os
l.lO0, easy terms.
room modern house; price
z,ioo: lot 40xi00; / block from
mar. Easy terms.
tracts at Duwarn-
sh, just outside city limits on
nterurban and city car wav
Ihese tracts are all cleared and
le level Fine garden soii
t,fIees from $3.50 to $500. on
cHoRcETows REALTY co.
ssis Duwamish Ave- Sydney 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
CT FOR SAI.E-AUTOMOBILES
SUNSET MOTOR 90.

WE CAN NOW SUPPLY
YOU WITH LATE MOD
ELS IN X 81 TLT
CADILLAC s's, HUPNO-
BILES. BUCKS, FORD6,
MAX WELLS. cHEVRO-
LET'S. WINTONS, PACK
ARDS and OAKLANDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

1918 Maxwell. B-passonRer; an
good ...,,.,...,'. $3.50 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

WANT AID RHYME
WINNERS ANNOUNCED ON
FOLLOWING PAGE. ALSO
ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW
CONTEST.
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%
1913 Maxwell. b-parsenger. with one
Of those popular "All-weather
Tops" which gives you all the
comfort Of an enclosed car with
less weight. good tires. $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

DOWNTOWN CLASSIFIED
BRANCH OF THE STAR
is LOCATED AT 610 SEC
oND AVE. IN REAR OF
BARTELL's DRUG STORE.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
JOHN ~. CATRON FOR
REPRESENTATIVES,

To The Republicans of Knox
County After having been urged
by a great number of Republicans
have decided to and do hereby an
nouncc my candidacy for Che Repub-
lican Nomination for Representative
to the Kentucky Legislature for
S3rd. District of Kentucky.
am straight forward. old time
Republican, and have always been
found doing the best I could for the
Republican Party in every contest It
has had since ! was old enough to
take part in politics. My father was
u Union Soldier. Four of my uncles
were killed while fighting in the I'm
ion Army.
! stand for the election Of Edwin
p. Morrow as Governor of Kentucky
and along with him every candidate
on the Republican ticket this fall.
| want to see Kentucky made safe
for the Republican Party.
If nominated and elected, I shall
use my vote influence to secure bet
ter public schools and better paid
teachers. My vote and influence will
be used to relieve the heavy burdens
of taxation which have been unjust
ly saddled upon this section Of the
state. ! am in favor of fair wages
for the laboring man and if elected.
| shall use my vote and influence to
secure for them better living condi-
tons
l will appreciate the vote and sup
port of the Republicans of Knox Co.
in the Primary Election to be held
on August the End. 1919. and if g.
lected to this responsible office.
will use all my effort to make an
efficient and faithful officer.
Respectfully, John II. Catron.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
ISAAC II. WAKEFIELD HOME

Isaac II. Warfield, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Warfield, of King, Ky, is
home from overseas where he served
with Camp Hospital 40 at Laignes,
Cote d'Ore, France. His duty was
waiting on the sick in the hospital
and there were plenty of these. Mr..
Warfield left France on May 2Sth
and was discharged June Goth from
Camp Taylor, Ky. He liked the
work very we'll and enjoyed trip
thru England which he says is a
beautiful country. Hospital provi-
sion for the sick boys was very good
and none suffered for lack of atten-
ton.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
KNOX COUNTY AS A FRUIT
GROWING CENTER

The visitor to Knox County Won
ders why the hillsides should be COW
cred with corn when they offer such
splendid sites for fruit and grapes
The big demand for Strawberries,
dew berries, rasp berries, peaches,
apples, pears, cherries, etc. with the
excellent prices paid for these pro-
ducts would appear to be an induce
ment to grow fruit. 1t is true that
i'm the case of the trees. there is nee
essaTy spraying, and in the spring
tine, there should be precautions
taken against frost in the form of
salamanders, or some other form of
heat producer, but, on the other
hand the compensation in hard dol
lars should be infinitely greater than
could possibly be made on corn.
As stated in our last weeks issue
the farmers of Christian County a.
veraged $4,000 per acre on this
years strawberry crop. That is big
money and the same may be made
from the larger fruits by intelligent
devotion to details.
Why not begin with a couple of
acres and enlarge from year to year
While doing this valuable experience
will be gained which will stand the
fruit grower in good stead when he
owns an orchard of from ten to
twenty acres. Why stay in only
comparative comfort when fruit will
give more than a competence?
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
FARMERS SCHOOL TENT
MEETING

The Executive Committee of the
Farmers Tent School which will be
held on July 18th to 18th, inclusive.
met Tuesday in the County Court
room with Judge Tuggle in the chair
The following committees were ap-
pointed to put the meeting through
in good shape.
Committee of Arrangements, J.
Frank Hawn, chairman, DR.. Leslie
Logan, and H. II. Owens.
Advertising Committee, Josh Tye,
Chairman.
Finance Committee, c. C. Smith,
chairman.
Treasurer, C. C. Smith.
Reception Committee, II. w. Cole
and Judge w. r. Lay, joint chair
men.
Those present made a handsome
contribution toward the expenses of
the meeting which have to be de-
frayed by citizens.
The Farmers School will be a won
derful inspiration to every citizen
of the County, whether farmer or
not, 1t will reveal what we have in
undeyeloped resources and which
may be converted into money pro-
ducers. The School will show us
how to live more profitable lives
and the Mountain Advocate hopes
that every one in the County will
help make II a success.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
REC FIVE BEACTIFUL
WEDDING GIFT

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy DcLong are in
receipt of beautiful set Of silver
ware, given to them as a wedding
gift by the Hickory Mill manage
ment and the boys in the mill.
The presentation took place on
Monday evening Mr.. y. W. Minton
making a pleasant and kindly little
speech on behalf Of the doners.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeLong are so CRATE
full for the happy thought which
prompted the gift as well as for the
gift itself, that htey have asked the
Editor Of the Advocate to publicly
express their sincere thanks for the
same. They will cherish the beauti-
full gift as a memento of brotherly
kindness and remember the givers
every time they use the silver service
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
"SHOW ME" GETS RESULTS

Many farmers are from Missouri,
they must be shown. The County
Agent in Washington County has
lately put on what he calls show
me" ten day hog feeding demonstra-
tons. He lately wrote concerning
his show me" demonstrations:
During period of ten days of
which an accurate record of feed
used and the weights of the hogs
We're kept, the following results were
secured on the farm of Albert Rudd.
SiXty-seven hogs made gain of
1878 pounds in 10 days. or a daily
gain of 10 pounds. During this per-
iod 90 bushels of corn and $50 lbs
of 500 tankage were consumed.
In addition, the hogs were kept on
Il pasture of orchard grass and Glow
er. Figuring the pork at $l9.75 per
hundred and the cost of tankage,
which was $3.50. Mr.. Rudd realiz-
ed 1898 for every bushel of corn
used"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-06-27
GENTRY BROS. FAMOUS SHOW

Gentry Bros Famous Shows and
Wild Animal Circus which will ex-
hibit in Barbourvlle on Wednesday,
July End, are presenting a patriotic
spectacle as the opening number OF
this years all new performance.
Nearly 100 of the ponies take part
in the picture which represents the
allied nations. At a command from
the trainer they march in different
directions, each one bedecked with
flags of the nation they represent
and the entire moving panorama Of
horses forms one of the most STIR
ring events in the program. This
spectacle is the result of the trainers
efforts of the past year and is pro-
nounced the biggest and best animal
display ever seen. Many new acts
and features have been added to
Gentry Brothers Shows this year in
Guiding a complete wild animal cir
Gus.