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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-15
Personal Mention
John Main is in Iowa trading.

JOnn MAIN Is IN iowa trading.
For Rent-Nice sleeping room.
See Mrs. Rachel Cole 4S-2t
Good candles at our store. Try a
box. Cut-Rate-Drug Co.
Mrs. s. F. Morris spent last week
at her old home at Jarvis Store.
Marshall House. OF Garrsrd, Clay
County, was in town Monday.
Our smokehouse is at your service
Drop in and try our stock.
J. Will Davis was at his home at
Rockhold this week.
Collie L. Franklin is visiting his
father at Alton, Ky.
A choice line OF hats to suit all
pocketbooks at Miss Beadie Mains.
Aaron Gibson is suffering from
bad boil on the left hand.
L. H. Hurd. of Hamilton, Ohio, is
the guest OF Sam Lewis and family.
For saie--ono No. 90 Overland
Automobile. VIII sell At q bargain.
Robert w. Cole. se-tt
T. ]. Keilums, OF Red House, Ky.
Is visiting Mrs. Joe Sampson and the
Cole families.
Sawyer A. Smith returned Sunday
from Louisville. Mrs. Smith will re-
main there for some time.
Former Senator Eugene Asher, OF
Louisville. was a business visitor
here this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. EyaIt Yer
million, of Fighting Greek. Q hoy,
Saturday night.
We can supply what the children
want in school supplies IL they are
ehtainahle. Grant DRUG Ca,-suc-
cessQrS 10 CQStellQW.
G. B. Afford, a prominent coal OPP
orator of Brush Creek, was In town
Monday.
Miss Jess Mayhem and Miss Nan
Faulkner were in Middlesboro Sat
urday.
Prof w. C. Faulkner on Sunday
formally became a member Of the
NJ. E. Chufch.
Mrs. ]. f, Archer, Mrs. Wyatt ana
Anna Stewart Archer visited Wood
bine Sunday.
Gin body meet body goin' thru
the rye, il wont be in this section.
It's corn brew here, bad cess to it.
John Croley, Arthur and Jim
Clark were in Middlesboro Sunday
and report rough roads.
Miss Ruby Putnam has gone TO
New Orleans. La. as the guest OF her
aunt.
For pure unadulterated drugs,
you cannot do better than go to the
reliable Grant Drug Store-succes-
sors to Costellow.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-15


For Sale-Good Jersey Cow, gives
plenty OF milk. See w. r. Lay, Bar
bourville, Ky. 46
Jewellery of taste may be bought
from us when you wish to remem-
her a member Of the family or a
friend. Cut-Rate-Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Gilbert and
family we're here Sunday visiting
their daughters and sisters. Mrs. G..
l.. Franklin and Miss Xenia Gilbert.
, A. w. Faulkner, OF Ashville, N. c.
was a week end visitor with his
brothers J. II. and John w. Faux
ner.
Prof. C. f. Ahler of Union College
states that the orchestra has started
out in fine shape and the band is go
ing to be the best ever.
The Nu-Coal Company has just
completed a tipple on Nelson Gray's
land at Flat Lick and will commence
shipping coal Immediately.
Our prescription department is
under an efficient pharmacist. Let us
fill your prescriptions. Cut-kate-
Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Dickinson
returned Tuesday from Cincinnati.
Ohio, where they went on business
and pleasure.
Edward w F. Murphy, OF the Nat
ional Income System. was here this
week explaining the Income Tar
problems.
Richard Lawson, son OF Tyre Law
son and Mabel Miller, Grays. were
married at Cumberland Gap on Sat
urday night. Their many friends
will wish them every happiness,
Matt Young, OF Girdler, was in
town Monday and paid the Advocate
Office a visit, subscribing for the
paper for a year. He says crops in
his section are fairly good this year.
Ferraline. Have you tried it? 1t
is Natures compound for rheuma-
tism. and other internal complaints.
Grant Drug Co. Successors to Cos
fellow Drug Co.
Hemstitching aud peco work cor
rectly done on our new machine.
Hemstitching IL " per yard for cot
ton goods and l5c for silk. Miss
Beadie Main.
Attorney V. A. Jordan says corn
on Little Richland is better than for
years. People have also saved more
hay. Mr.. Jordan has sold II stacks
himself.
]. B. Yory on Saturday returned
from Louisville with Mrs. York who
has been in a sanatarium for three
weeks following an operation. She
is improving nicely.
Drop in and see us for your smoke
needs. Our cigars. cigarettes and
tobaccos are fresh and fragrant.
Grant Drug Store, successors to Cos
fellow.
The Sun Coal Company, Of Horse
Creek, has put in an 500 ton stor-
age bin so that the miners will not
have to lay off when there is short
age of cars.
For Sale-FOuF Year Old Horse.
saddle or buggy. Apply G. p. Balm
between Barbourvills and Artemus.
49-2tpS
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-15

have installed an up-to-date
N-R,y Machine Toe the examination
OF teeth which may be causing
Rheumatism. Heart Trouble, etc
A. l.. Parker, Dentist, Barbsurville,
Kentucky. 10
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-15

You pay ten nts for your bread
at the Model b tery and It is good.
Mrs. G. NJ. . iney is improving
nicely.
Clyde b. Sta III is expected here
from Colorado ii1xt week on a visit
to his brother, l3hn b. Stanflll.
Work CONNIE ed Monday on the
pike from Bell county line to Bar
bourville.
Mr.. and Mrs. :! G. Evans are back
from Knoxville where Mrs. Evans
had her tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Croley, who
are in Marble City, Okla. write that
crops i'm that Sc otion are fine.
Pie! Pie! At the Pie Supper at
Swan Lake Church House Saturday
night at p. m.
Type-writing and Stenographic
work done. See Mrs. T. j. Belcher.
Dishman Street. Phone 1888.
Mrs. f. w. Golden, who is in a
santarium at Louisville following an
operation, is doing nicely.
Rev. A. II. Davis and family are
moving to Williamsburg this week.
We all wish them every happiness
in their new charge.
Bishop Burton, of Lexington, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church
Monday night, October 18th. Every
body invited.
Senator Beckham while here was
the guest of G. w. Tye and family,
Mr.. Tye accompanying him to Man
chester.
Congressman M. Robson and
E. V. Barge spoke at Trosper Sat
urday night to record breaking
crowd.
F. w. Golden has sold his inter-
est in the Parrott Garage to his cou-
sin, j. S. Golden and to c. B. Par
rott.
w. d. Chamberlain, who came
here recently from Lynch sick, has
developed typhoid fever but is doing
nicely.
There will be a baptizing Sunday
at Swan Lake following the revival
services that have been held by
Revs. ]. II. Mcdonald and John Ba-
ker.
Messrs. Joe Kavanaugh and C. l..
Bash and Wesley got
eight alleged bootleggers in Laurel,
and nearby counties last week, be-
sides destroying the stills.
G. C. Parrot is preparing for ex-
tensive improvements on his farm
on the National Highway. Improved
farms along the route will be big
adj
Mrs. Mary Creekmore, of the Coun
ty Poorhouse, recently fell into the
fire and was badly burned. M. G.
Dizney, who extinguished the flames,
is still suffering from burns.
Mrs. James Michael, of Warren,
was operated on at the Logan In
Urinary Wednesday for gall stones.
While serious, the results are salts
factory and she. is making "a good
recovery.
Mrs. Mile Nash was here over
the weekend from Berea College
where the children are in school and
she is assisting in the teaching de-
partment They like their new loca-
ton very much.
G. w. Baker, the undercost mer-
chant of Poular Creek, was here on
Tuesday buying -four and other sup
plies. He recently returned from
Powell's Valley, Tenn, where he
purchased a team of mules for $3.50.
W. II. Davis, j. w. Messamore,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Barge started
out Thursday to Saturday on a
speaking tour thru Sinking Creek
district on behalf of the Republican
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs, Toulmin
Garrard entertained at lunch in hon
or of Senator Beckham who is an
old time friend of Mr.. Garrard. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Garrard, and Mr.. l.. l.. Richardson.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-15

bin. the guest OF Mrs Fred Reiser
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with a dislocation as the result OF
fall from mule which ran away
with him.
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asking her to 60 to that place to
look after her cousin. Ohio Hisel,
who lie to be operated on.
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facture Of pistols, except for army
purposes.
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DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 10 (Spe-
ciaD by boat: Live poul-
try. chickens, spring. IL pounds and
over. 6oa65; spring. u to IL pounds
50a55; do, spring leghorns, 4oa5o:
old ROSTERS. 20; old hens. over 4
pounds, So; do. small. So: do, white
leghorn hens, IS: ducks, muscovy, u
a2S: do, pekins, 29a30; do, puddle, -
a2s; do. smaller, poor. 25' pigeons.
old, pair, 45a50; do, young, 4oaoo'
guinea fowl. each, IS.
Eggs-Loss off. western Maryland,
Pennsylvania and nearby, doz.. 43;
eastern shore Maryland and virginia.
43; western. 43; West Virginia, 4S;
southern, AZ
prints, 59a61: nearby creamery. BOA
S.; dairy prints. Maryland. Virginia
and Pennsylva mia. 43a44; store-pack-
ed, 42a421a; Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania rolls. 43a44; do. West virginia
rolls, 43; do, Ohio rolls. 4S; process
butter, 50a52.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Butter-Unset-
tied; creamery. 45a56.
Eggs-Higher; receipts, 1S,704 cases;
firsts, 37a39; ordinary frsts, 33a34; at
mark. cases included. 35a37: storage
packed, extras, 411a; storage packed,
firsts, loN. ga,
NEW YORK. June 1s.-B Butter =
Steady; receipts, 5.466 tubs. Cream
ery, higher than extras. 5s1sa5s: ex.
ira (92 score). 571sa5S; first (ss to 81
score), 53a56A; packing stock. cur
rent make, No. 2. Al.
Eggs irregular: receipts. 1884,
cases. Storage packed, extra first, 4!
a4s; do, first. 44a461s: fresh gathered
extra first. 45a471a; do, nrst, 4zxtf'
state, Pennsylvania and nearby west
ern hennery white, first to extra fla
IS: do, brown extras, 50a53: do. gath
cred brown and mixed colors, hrst TO
extras. 42a49.
Cheese-Firm: receipts. 1882 boxes.
State, whole milk, flats. current make.
white and colored. specials. IS Ea26 y;
do, average run, 24ka25; state, whole
milk twins. held. white and colored.
specials. 271ka281s; do, current make,
25ha26ls; do. average run. "a 1sa29;,
Poultry, live-Firm: Freight oro,s
ROSTERS, u: turkeys. IS. Dressed
Steady and unchanged.
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THE COURTS.

| EQUITY DIVISION Chief Justice Mccoy.
No. sss chop I a9s bsi Hhne attorney.
Bell. Marshall & Sullivan.
No. 3ss. stewart agt. stewart; attorneys.
No. 1877. sehan agt. Urdong; attorneys,
Ahalt. Jones-KinE. Simon. Young & KoeniEs-
No. 400. Hunt agt. Hunt: attorneys, Gas.
No. Al. Elwood agt. Elwood: attorneys,
No. s4s; Dulany ast. Dulauy: attorneys.
Stewart-Hill.
EQUITY DIVISION Mr.. Justice Bailey.
Assignment for Monday, June p.
No. Az Klotz agt. klotz ct al; attorneys.
No. 4ss. Beach agt. Beach ct al; attorneys.
No. 400 Washington Loan and Trust Com
erts, Robb Brandenburg. Whiting.
\ No. ALB: Pryor agt. Pryor ct al; attor0e -,
No. 42e. Montero agt. Montero; attorneys,
No. se4; Northup agt. Northup ct al: at
Of Mary 3. Kellogg; attorneys. Fletcher
| No. 40s. white agt Cockreli: attorneys,
Linton. Fahy-Beall. Macdonald.
| No. 344. Dunbar agt. Dunbar ct al: attor-
No. IA. Thurman at. Thurman; attorneys,
| Darr. Whiteford & Darr. Osterman-Hamilton
| CIRCUIT DIVISION Mr. Justice Hitx.
Assignment As for Monday. J1ne 81
| No. 4lg. Carney agt. Works; attorneys,
No. s15. Evand agt Chemical Products Com
paSy s1sornsys Ahat
neys, Morgan-Turnage. Quinn.
No. 205. Berry agt. Littlefeld, Alvord &
| Co.: attorneys. Hayden-HOgan.
No.. 81. Riordan agt. Rowland: attorneys,
King. Simon. Young. Koenigsberger-Esher.
| No. 453. Thigpen agt. Turner; attorneys,
Darr, WhitefOrd & Darr-Hoehling, Peelle &
! Ogilby.
No. 49,. Coney agt. Sullivan; attorneys.
| Hamilton-Onutt & INLAY.
I No 4s7. Gray agt. Driscoll; attorneys. Hol-
| lander-Toomey.
No 400. watts agt. Marshall: attorneys.
| Schuldt-Williamson.
No All. Hummer agt. District Of Columbia !;
attorneys. King. Simon. Young & koenigs-
| berger-Marshall.
| CIRCUIT DIVISION Mr. Justice siddons.
| Assignment for Monday. June 81.
No. 558. On trial. Newcomb agt. Metzger;
attorneys. Bailey. Lambert, Yeatman-Hogan.
| Darlington Whiteford.
| No. 272h Stewart agt. Washington Rail
way and Electric Company; attorneys. Bright
Hoover.
| CRIMINAL DIVISION Mr.. Justice Gould.
| Assignment for Monday, June 81.
United States agt. John McHenry; on tr1al
CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Justice Stafford.
In re will Of Timothy Brosnan; on tf1ai
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THE SUNDAY WASHINGTON, g, 920-PART T.

12a121s: medium. per h.. 10 all; bulls,
as to quality, per h.. 7a9; thin steers
and cows, per h.. SAT; oxen, as to
quality, per h.. Gas; milk cows, choice
to fancy, per head, .60.00aS0.00; COM
mon to fair, per head. 3000a50.00:
calves, veal, choice, per h.. 16a161s /:
light. ordinary, per h.. Halls; COM
mon. per h., 10a12: heavy, smooth.
fat, per head, 25.00a30.00; rough. per
head. 15.00a25.00: small. thin. per
head. S.00a10.00.
Sheep-No. /. wool on, per h., sa
10; sheared stock. per h.. Gas; old
bucks, as to quality, per h.. SAT;
common. per h.. 4a5; lambs. spring,
choice. per h.. 16a17; fair to good. per
h.. 14a15.
Hogs-Straight, IA: sows, per lb..
10a12: stays and boars. per lb.. Gas:
live pigs. per h., 17a20: shotes. per
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lb., 14a16.
CHICAGO. Juno 10 Omitted States
bureau Of s).-Catt1e-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head. Compared with
week ago: Beef steers, butcher bulls
and choice cows and heifers. rs lower:
other classes and calves, SO to Is
lower.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market
mostly steady to Is higher than yes
terday's average. better grades gain
ing most; top. 1886, and bulk all
weights. 14.50a15.70.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; no
market today. Most receipts direct to
packers. Compared with week ago:
New crop lambs, IS to 100 lower;
spots. $50 lower; yearlings or shorn
lambs. $50 to ESQ lower: handy
weight ewes, mostly 100 lower;
heavy weight off more.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June 19.-Cotton goods
were quiet and there was some easing
on sheetings, print cloths and other
gray goods. Mills held steady. Yarns
were offered at slight concessions.
with demand light. Linens were not
so firm, but offered freely. Wool
goods were dull. Burlaps were stead
Ter.
Cloth prices current are as follows:
Print cloths. 2S-inch >64x64s. 16A /;
64x60s. 15A; 38k Inch 64x64s. "a;
brown sheetings. southern standards,
81; tickings. SOC. staples, SIS; denims,
2.20s. 471a nominal; prints. %; staple
ginghams, 27z; dress ginghams. 35a
37E.
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securities market this week gave
promise of settling down to a dull
but strong summer routine
Trading was on the smallest and
most contracted scale of any similar
period in over year, but the trend
of prices, despite uncertainty among
erstwhile leaders in the industrial
division, was irregularly higher.
Rails Make Best Showing.
Among standard or high-grade is
sues railway shares made the best
showing. Interest in, that group.
which Ianguished after the cut in
Chicago and Northwestern dividends,
revived as result of the retention
of regular dividends by such repre-
sentative roads as Northern Pacific.
Great Northern and Louisville and
Nashville.
In substance. however. changes of
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the week were commonly attributed
to an overextended or precarious
bear position, rather than to anything
even remotely approximating public
interest or support.
Further Progress Noted.
The price cutting crusade and cur
.tailment of nome essential loans were
less obtrusive factors, but further
progress in both directions was made,
according to adviceS received from all
parts of the country by well informed
financial interests.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Expected cur.
tailment of receipts had a bullish et.
feet on the corn market TO-DAY. ana an
deliveries reached a new high price
record for the present crop. inc
close was nervous at IL TO
net gain, with July 1.S1 to ISL Il ana
September 1.712s to III oats mn
ished "a to l up, and provisions uh-
changed to 10a12 lower.
Although as rule traders looked
for liberal fresh arrivals of corn on
Monday. opinion was positive that
falling off would be witnessed there
after. With this opinion as a OASIS.
bulI leaders made much OF the 1act
1918 cash corn in Chicago ruled at
times we'll above 50 a bushel and
might do SO this year.
Sentiment in favor of an upturn In
values was also emphasized by con-
tinued difficulties of transportation as
well as by gossip that farmers Wers
refusing to let go of holdings; that
the size of country elevator stocks
had been exaggerated and that no
corn was being loaded other than
Struggling cars. Oats reflected the
strength of corn.
Provisions were firm at hrst, OWING
more or less to hope of better export
conditions. Subsequently. however. lhe
market became easier as result OF
CORN Open; H Ugh L e.,. ClSse'
september....-. 10 1.71% l.ssA 1.TA
,n OATS 1az 1857 1.o4m 1o4x
seIs:1 $50 SIT SO .ssis
NEW YORK. June 19.-Wheat-Spot.
quiet: No. red. No. hard and No. 2
mixed durum, 500. elf. track. New
York, export
Oats-Spot. firm; No. ] white. 1.2"a
Pork-steady: mess, 4o.ooa4I.ea
Other articles unchanged.
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5oo-M1LE PIGEON RACE ON.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 1.-TWO
hundred carrier pigeons took the ar
here today in the annual 500-mile race
to Baltimore, Md. The contest was
under the auspices of the American
Pigeon Racing Club. 1t was expected
the winner would reach its goal with
lin twelve hours
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BERTY BONDS AT A GLANCE

RESOURCES.
Gold and gold cts. -.
Gold settlement fund, F.
r. Board ...........
Gold with for. agencies
Total gold held BY bks.
Gold with F. r. agents
Gold redemption fund.
Total gold reserves.
Legal tender notes, sill
yer. etc. .>>..~..-.
Total reserves 49,.
Bills discounted
Secured by govt. war
obligations .....-.
All other ............
Bills bought in open mkt.
Total bills on hand. .
o. 8. govt bonds.
o. 8. victory notes.
U. s. ctfs. Of indebt'ness
Total earning assets.
Bank premises .....
Uncol. items L other de-
dues. from gross depos.
so redempt. fund agt.
F. r. bank notes. :.
All other resources -.
Total resources -.
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in.......
Surplus ...............
Government deposits. .
Due to mem's-res. acct.
Deferred avail'ity items
Other deposits, includ-
ing for. govt. credits
Total gross deposits.
F. r. notes in act. cir.
f. K. bank notes in cir
culation-net liability.
All other liabilities. =.
Total liabilities
Ratio of total reserves I
and F. r. note liza biliti
Ratio Of gold reserves t,
in circulation after
$3.50 against net depos
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lR6AOMT|ONOF DULL
i SECURITIES MARKET
Approach of Mid Year and Unprec.
.. sFnted Large Disbursements
~ Have Effect on Dealers.

YORK, June 19-With the
9ppSffach of the mid-year and its un-
preo4Femed1y large disbursement of
inteN4st and dividend payments the
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. Md. June 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-The live cattle market is firm
on top grade stock at the following
quotations.
Beef-Cattle. first quality, per h.,
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women in Warsaw recruited 30
volunteers to go into the saops ard
bake bread during recent bakery
strike. % children should not %
without food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

A London committee has been
named to investigate the question of
electrifyins the United Kingdom rail-
ways.
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RANGE OF MARKET AVERAGES.


rails for the month the
The Lake County times., 1920-05-03
TEXAS MAN
MAY FIND
LAW YET

law There ant no law IA Ind
lana Earbor"
This statement is attributed "a Dave
Brackine, co4ored. of Indiana Harhor
Ill was uttered in deAanee when the
father ~ the gil Dave claims is Dts
wife came % Indiana harbor from
Texas in an effort to persuade the 3 III
to give up her Wild life and return to
the farm from which Dave enticea her
I'm desporat tom the father told his
story To federal authorities and Brac-
kline is now being held pending lnves-
tgation whieh is e2neetea ta result
in the filing of white slave charges
against him.
THE girl Della Smith. who now at-
inches Tao name irackme in support
ing Dawes claim " thcr marriage
hsas had g cheeH ed career tn the short
ttane 'sha has lived ~ Indiana The
Elst Chicago palre court records con-
tain her name frequently Associated
with hers in the records are those of
The Lake County times., 1920-05-03
F. R. MARTIN
AGENT FOR
u. S. HOUSES

Tho United States HOUSINGS Corpora
tion has appointed Frank r Martin
Of the real estate firm of Woods Martin
x Go, as its local real estate represen-
lative in the sale of 1l9 buildings in The
Lyndora subdivision to the general pub
lic.
Considering the high cost Of materials
ana labor II is doubtful il the Hammond
project could be reproduced today for
less than $500. 600. and in view Of the
fact that the houses are 10 be sold for
in the neighborhood Of 100000 the
public is To have an opportunity that
rarely comes 10 = community in these
times Of high prices.
Frank r Martin, Of the firm of woods.
Martin & Co. is responsible for the sue
cessful handling of the big deal for his
coucern. lie went to Washington. ID. C..
six weeks $50.
Plans are now being matured for a
biz sale which viii undoubtedly be the
greatest real estate event in the history
of Lake county One of the great advan-
tages in buying from the government
Viii be the fact that terms as low as
te nper cent cash and one per cent Of
the balance monthly viii be made with
interest on the unpaid balances at the
rate Of siN per cent per anuum.
The sale VIII not be confined TO the
employees e the Standard Steel Car co.
or any other concern. Neither viii il
he confined TO the citizens of Hammond.
1t is expected that purchasers Will come
from East Chicago. Indiana Harbor and
Whiting. and even from Chicago
wn. o. Thomas (25) for Pros. Attorney.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-03
NEW TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL BOTTLED
IN THE LABORATORY
New Tasteless Castor Oil
Sold Only in Bottles La
belled Kellogg's Taste
less Castor Oil.

KcIIoge'S TnstcsIess Castor OIL is
bottled III the laboratories ~ Spencer
Kellogg & Sons Inc Insist ON INei-
fogE'S TasteIeSs Castor oil. laboratory
bottled with directions on the label.
II you want a really tasteiess castor
OH that doctors prescribe. with the
disae ereeable taste removed. Put up
il alright bottles. properly labelled.
kcIIogE'S TastcIess Castor oil comes
to YOU with all the strength and pur-
ity 81 the good old family remedy
But that nauseating taste has been
absolutely removed. Think what
boon this is IS mothers and the little
folks, No coaxing nor bribing Even
grawn-ups VIII appreciate this new
form of the good Old family remedy.
You can now get KeIIOGg's TaSteIe~~
Castor oil IN two sizes, Soc and 65c.
At all good druc gists. adv.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-03

william II. Crarens has fled suit IN
the Hammond superior court for strict
foreclosure Of a contract for the pur-
chase Of real estates. The defend
ants are Oscar Branson and his wife
Ibach Gavit & Stinson are attorneys
for the plaintiff