Mountain advocate., 1920-09-17

second year AcnSsmy class NJ UNION
College this year. Charles is . good
student and will be q credit to his
class.
Or. J. @. Tye has installed q new
Arcola hot water beating system 10
his residence AM Sam Gavin has al
so put In the same system. J. N.
Hinkle, the competent plumber, did
the work.
While Candidate Coz is charging
the Republican party with q 500
per cent In excess 10 election funds.
he should be made to state where he
gets his supply OF hot air on the
subject.
Steve Il. Golden planted some sp-
dan grass this year. The hrst crop
was very satisfactory and tho the
second crop has been held back for
lack Of sunshine, II Is now doing
nicely and he hopes to get some seed
from It.
The Ladies Aid Of the Christian
Church wishes to thank those who
we're OF assistance to them when
holding their refreshment booth at
the County Fair, especially Messrs.
r. b. Minton, Clarence Banks. Sam
Davidson and A. Y. Anderson. They
did fairly well financially.
Miss Xenis Gilbert flls her head
with knowledge while at Union Col
lege, but Just now she Is demonstrat-
ing what q good looking store looks
like at Franklin 4 Csnnon's. She
has been as busy as q bee putting
the big stock into shape.
Don't overlook the fact that Hon.
Richard p. Ernst, Republican nomi-
nee for Senator, will speak at the
Court House Tuesday. September 81
at 1880 O'Clock. Mr.. Ernst is going to
be our Senator at Washington and
we want to make him feel that we
all take a warm interest In him and
his candidacy.
The next meeting Of the Civic
League will be on the last day OF
September, Thursday the S0th. The
place will be announced In next
weeks Advocate. Beginning with
that date the meetings will be held
regularly every two weeks. 1t Is to
be hoped that the members will take
an active interest as there are many
things which need attention.
The attention Of the women OF the
city Is called to the date OF the ad-
dress Of Judge J. NJ. Robson to be
given Saturday afternoon at one
O'Clock In the Court House. This sd-
dress Is in response to an invitation
from the Civic League that Mr.. Rob-
sion present the principles of the
Republican party to the new voters.
the women.
Mr. and Mrs. Chss. r. Mitchell.
son Paul and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell
spent few days In Detroit, Mich,
motoring from Detroit to Barbour
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. r. Nit
chell continued their motor trip on
to Ashville, N. c. where they will
spend q few weeks. Chsrleys eye
has SO much imprvsd that he ex-
poets to resume work on his return.
Union College will open on Tues
day. September 22nd. It will be a
pleasure to see the smiling faces OF
the young people on our streets. II
you know of anyone who wishes tC
take q college course tell him thai
Union College can give 1t and give
It with sound knowledge behind the
degree.
Edgar Mullins. of Mt. Vernon, KY.
was here Tuesday looking after the
business Of the famous Calumet
Baking Powder Company, OF Chica:
go, so popular with housewives. Mr..
Mullins was formerly In the north
western territory but since his re-
turn from France he has been given
his present territory. He is q genial
gentleman who will make friends for
his Company's product. Mr.. Mullins
5 also great booster for the Amer
lean Legion.
can darn stockings. patch old
clothes. knit, crotchet. net and help
you in your French lessons. II you
need anything along this line | will
be glad to serve you. Mary B. Seilaz