Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26


Come and get 1t and be happy.
L. G. Morris. of Trace Branch,
Likes the Advocate well enough to
come in and pay for it for another
year.
Mrs. L. L. Richardson bought a
Cole from the PARROT Garage on
Friday. II is heigh no for the
country when the roads dry up!
One of the State Travelling Lii
braries has been established at the
Hickory Mill for the benefit of the
boys. This is a good move and will
put the best of reading in the hands
of those who care for it,
Mrs. Alice Sasser, of Grays High
School, is back from Pineville, hav-
ing gone there for stay in the hos
pital following an attack of pto-
maine poisoning from eating can
ned salmon.
DR.. S. C. Jones, of Jarvis Store
was here this week to see about
getting his house painted. He re-
ports health conditions as improv-
ing.
There are several cases of small
pox on Richland and a new case at
Hi-Land Park. Jessie Burgess, two
years of age who has had the di-
sease, is we'll again. Eleven others
in the house we're vaccinated.
Our candiesare fresh and dainty.
You cannot buy better, either for
personal use or for gifts. Cut Rate
Drug Co.
w. T. Stewart, conductor on the
c. G M. says he can get fifty to a
hundred workers for the knitting
mill from Clay County. They are
anxious to come here to work. Let's
help them to do so by putting the
thing thru.
We are indebted to the courtesy
of the Barbourville Supply Com
pany for lending us the use of a
gas engine when the power went off.
Tho we did not have to use it, we
appreciate the kindness OF Mr.. New
lit in making the offer.
Wanted Man with Team or
Auto who can give bond. to sell 1877
Watkins Home and Farm Products,
biggest concern of its kind in the
world. $500 to $4,000 yearly in
come. This County open. Write to-
day. j. r. Watkins Co., Dept. 112,
Winona, MINI. 2O-2t
Judge S. b. Dishman and wife
have moved to the Spring, beirg in
fiuenced thereto by the zephyrS of
Spring which have been zepl yring
around here for more than a week.
In fact, we should not be surprised
to know that the Judge is turning
handsprings by this time. You can't
keep a good man down.
Found Big bunch of keys. Own
err please see DR.. F. r. Burton.
Oscar Mealer registered his trien-
ia y tres year of youth on Monday
and his wife, who thinks a lot of
him, put up a dinner that did him
and the other guests good. Those
present were Mrs. S. N. Miller, Mrs.
Amin Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Hale, Sam Gavin, Mrs. B. p. Walker
and Mrs. G. NJ Golden. Sam Gavin
ate so much that he has suffered
from a gorged feeling ever since.
Rev. Aubrey Guyn is back from
louisville where he attended the
er-Church meeting. He also Wis
tied Cincinnati.
Mrs. Tillman Cole was in town
Monday from Bailey Switch and, be-
ing interested. will get names of
boys and girls at Bailey Switch who
will agree to plant strawberries this
spring. Mrs. Cole says much can be
done with fruit in this section if we
get down to business. She and her
mother have some excellent land for
fruit on the Dixie Highway.
The Parrott Garage has accepted
the agency for the Brunswick line
of tires, known as the Swastica Cord
Tires and the b. b. C. Tires. The
agreement was put thru by Mr.. w.
w. Quitman, representing the Bruins
wick Company, who is alive to what
the business in tires will be when
the Dixie Highway is in full blast.
Besides the agency for Knox Coun-
ty, the PARROT Garage will handle