Mountain advocate., 1920-11-19

4 Hughes Store for reward ? 2tr
The cut.Rate invites you to bring
your business to the store. Drugs,
candies. jewellery, toilet articles, and
standard remedies all in fresh con-
dition.
Have you put your name down
on the Red Cross Roll for s1.OO.
The Red Cross is engaged in doing
that greatest of all -salvaging
human lives. ~
The Grant Drug Store will open
its Christmas goods for display on
or about December 1st Those wish
ing to buy should wait for this line
which will be first class.
What are the young men doing to-
ward the upbuilding OF Gods King
dom? Offering Him the butt end OF
life as foul as dead cigar. or Civ
ing Him the strength and vigor of
young manhood?
Mrs. Sarah Hughes is visiting her
brother. II. B. Jones, in louisville
this week and is also attending the
meeting of the l. o. O. F. at Lex
ington. Mrs Hughes is director
OF the Orphans Home.
Your automobile may be able to
travel fifty miles an hour but IL Il
is the. excuse for keeping you from
the worship of Almighty God each
Sunday 1t is keeping you frof the
best thing in life.
The habit of church going is one
that may be cultivated until it is q
pleasure even IL you don't care much
about it at the start. Get interested
in. your church and work for God
and humanity. BY losing your soul
for others you may save 1t.
The official test of the we'll Of the
White Oak Fuel Company recently
brought in at Bowling, Green, shows
NJ ot Twenty-Five barrels. The stock
Of the company has gone up greatly.
John c. Main and other citizens are
Interested in this well.
Cu;bs for Sale-Hardy White Mar
cissus, early bloomers, 25c a doz.
Purple Iris streaked with white and
Yellow Iris streaked with bronze,
SOC a doz. Mrs. Robert Cole.s
The local store of Rexall remedies
the Herndon Drug Store, is proud of
the showing made by the big chain
Of Rexall Stores over the country in
the straw vote taken during the pres
itential campaign. Out of forty
eight states the vote was correct in
forty-six. and in the case of Tennes-
see the fact that the mountaineers
did not use the straw ballot boxes
to any extent was the cause of fail
ure in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Croley are back
from Oklahoma and say the flnan-
cial conditions in that state were
never worse. Cattle were down to
&c pound, cotton to &c in the seed
and other products reflected a like
The reason for the cleo
tion of the Republican Congressman
Mr.. Croley says was due to dissatis-
faction with prices.
VIII Faulkner has been promoted
to the position of manager of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of Philadelphia, Pa, at Nashville,
Tenn. The. agency of the company
here will be in the capable hands of
Hugh NJ. Oldheld, who foI the pre-
sent will also have charge of the
business of Barton S. Reid, now
field manager for the Oneida Insti-
tute. We are glad to have Mr.. Old
field and charming wife with us once
more.
While driving his one horse wag-
on to the depot with the mail on
Tuesday morning during the. snow
storm, Joe Riley was pitched out and
his wagon turned over when the
automobile driven by Walter Ver-
million struck the wheel of the wag-
on. Walter did not see the wagon
on account of the snow. Mr.. Riley
was considerably shaken up. his back
and hip somewhat strained but other
wise he appeared to be none the
worse for the fall.
Be an optimist. Confidence is in