Mountain advocate., 1920-10-08
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In a letter from ASnVllle, N. T.,
F. c. Moore states his health is inn
proving nicely. He hopes to visit
Barbourville 50 lie time before long.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes acted as clerk
of the Tammagy District on Regis
tration day AMI will serve again on
election day Nov. End
C. NJ. Price has returned from a
five weeks visit to his mother who
lives at Hawesyille, in western Ken
lucky His mother is eighty-seven
years of age but is in good health.
f. T. England, accompanied by
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Ellison, of Williamsburg,
expect to visit Edward England at
Atlanta, Ga. this week
Rt. Rev. Bishop Burton, of the
Episcopal Diocese of Lexington, will
hold divine service at the Presbyter-
an Church, Monday night, Oct. IS,
at Z p. m. All citizens are invited to
attend.
Hemstitching and peco work cor
rectly done on our new machine.
Hemstitching 12Rc per yard for cot
ton goods and 15c for silk. Miss
Beadie Main.
The meditations of a bachelor and
the nominations of a married man
are best carried on behind one of
our excellent cigars or cigarettes.
ut-Rate-Drug Co.
Mrs. F. ID. Sampson entertained
the following guests at luncheon on
London, Mrs. Joseph Sampson. Miss
Cora Jones, of st. Paul, Mimi, and
Mrs. Margaret Hicks.
Suits marked down! Just a few
days since we had the opportunity
of buying some rs dollar suits that
were reduced. We can now sell these
suits for So dollars. You can find
them at England's.
Oscar Logsdon, of Louisville, will
open Monday with a sale of reclaim
ed army goods in the J F. Hawn
building on Walnut st. This is the
building formerly occupied by the
Carroll Cleaning Co.
Striking miners at Horse Creek
who signed up the Jellico agreement
last week, are said to have worked
only one day and again quit. Coal
has dropped in price until it is sell
ing as low as $500.
Mr.. Joe Burnside, brother of DR..
VIM. Burnside, is here from Lancas-
ter, Garrard County, on a visit. Mr..
Burnside is not as young as he used
to be, but like DR.. Burnside. is a
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his age -
New Suits! Ladies' Suits. Made
OF the fashionable weaves. such as
Tricotine, Poisette Twiles, Pole
Cloth, Silver Tone, Gold Tone, all
to be found at England's. Prices
from $500 up to 1900 dollars.
Concrete work on the foundation
OF the Knox Garage was begun last
Wednesday. The timbers for the
roof have arrived. Construction
work, which is in the capable hands
of Bert Churchill, will proceed as
rapidly as possible.
Mrs. Ben Logan and Mrs. and Miss
Wood of Pineville. were the guests
Of Mrs. G. II. Albright last week
They took advantage of their being
here to visit the Dahla Gardens and
were carried away with the beauty
Of the flowers.
Davis & Graham. the contractors
who have secured the contract for
building the new highway between
Bell County and Barbourville have
brought in their equipment. Work
will commence at the Bell County
line toward Barbourville.
Charlie Mitchell resumed his job
At the l.. & N. depot Friday follow
ng long layoff due to being struck
by lightning while operating the
phone. Charlie says we may posi-
bly, see him up town wearing insulat-
ed soles when the lightning striking
season opens again.
October list was Dahlia Day at the
Mountain Dahlia Gardens and many