Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

Tuesday sales at Stanfll's. Always
I Cash and Carry.
our special for Tuesday, March
30, prunes a 23c a pound. We
have only few to sell at this price
so come early. Stanfll & Co.
Congressman ]. NJ. Robson is not
only gallant, he is practical. Mann,
Of his friends have received mic
packets of flower seed from him ~
Gently.
The best freshest drugs and a
licensed pra$ ner to dispense them
assure the "A service at THE CUT
RATE DRUG co.
Tom Carroll, small son of Mrs.
Mollie Carroll, fell off the old bak-
cry Thursday and is wearing court
plaster which DR.. Leslie Logan art
istically put on his face. Tom is all
boy and good sport.
\ shooting occurred in the Jarvis
Store community when a dispute
over rent arose between Bud Hurst
and his sOn-in-law, Jim Hammons.
II is reported that the latter fired
on Hurst who is dangerously wound
ed, he himself being wounded in the
arm as he ran making his way to the
hills
Let us repair that broken piece
of jewelry or watch that is now use
less until repaired. CUT RATE
DRUG co.
We are very pleased to be able
to state that Mrs. Ralph Tuggle is
able to sit up part of the time, fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia.
Sam Gavin Is back from Cincin-
natl and is moving into the fcrmcv
home of Judge b. B. Colder.
Representative Sam Bennett. of
Lay, was in town Tuesday. He
swears by Governor Ed p. Morrow
and says he has not only got a back
bone but also fine ribs. Incidently
the Governor knows no a. With an
axe to sharpen at the expense of
the people of Kentucky Mr.. Ben
nett says the program of Gov. Nor
row which was put thru at Frank
fort will mean the saving of thOus-
ands of dollars to the State and will
also mean better roads and schools.
Mrs Morrow, according to Mr.. Ben
nett, is just as kind and unaffected
ms the Governor and, having par
taken of their hospitality, with good
5eefSteak and corn bread as the
chief hunger killer, he ought to
know That cOrnbread came to Rep
resentative Bennett just when his
system was crying for it.
The death of Miss Efie Baker, 81
years of age and diligent student
at b. b. l., occurred Thursday,
March 18th. The funeral was held
At Flat Lick Saturday March goth.
Besides her parents two brothers
survive.
a citizen of Fighting Creek was
ined $500 and costs Saturday for
keeping a dog without a license
Smith Carroll, son of Mrs. MOllie
Carroll, leaves Tuesday for Lynch
burg, Pa, where his sister has Sc
,ured him a position as steel salter
1t $500 a day. Smith is only four
cen years of age, but he, like his
brother Willie, has stuck loyalty by
his mother who is a widow, and has
helped with the support of the fam
ly. Mrs. CARROTS boys are a cre-
Ii; to their mother and contrast fav-
,rably with many boys who have
lud superior financial chances.
North Dakota has no claims to
Florida climate when winter arrives,
md motor trucks find plenty of ha-
,ards in snow filled. Snd slippery
'oads, The problem ofSaily truck
eryice is one that puzzfes> H'srE ~
ruck owner in that state John =
Keller, Of Lisbon, N. d., who opper-
ties drayage and transfer service.
las solved the problem, His Good
ear cord pneumatics in the last six
months have travelled 5000 miles
ever having been off the
inns. Mr., Keller says that his
rucks have made long distance
Iauls thru deep snow where it was
impossible to operate on solid tiiss@za
lis operating radius has been grea.
y increased a saving of 20 pea
ent has been made on gasoline con-
umDtiOn and not A cent has haah