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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19
Girls and Clushqu.

0uy
How about putting the following In
fhe Item 4 out Il from one Of our
South Carolina weckiies. and thinh II
nsisss< help?
"Aa ois 70 Tbs Girl"
tBy enc Of the Boys).
Little siri. you are so small.
Don't you wear no clothes at all7
D~nt you wear no shimmy shirt?
Don't you WEIR no "petti Skirts
J,ist your corset and your hose
Arr tlfuee All your underclothes?
x<ttle oSrl. you are 30 slight
When see you In the light.
win your s,xirts cut rather high
Won't you catch q cold and die?
Arent you fraid to show your calf?
~ must make tho fellows laugh.
Little siri what 'is the cause?
why your clothes all m1de Of eauss
Don't you wear no updervsst
When you 60 out fully dressed?
IN. you like those peek ~ -boos
Stead ef normal underciothes
A1eoIs oirI. your 'Spsudsrs show
When. the sunshine plays Just no.
can see your tinted ,esh
Through your thinneN gown OF
mesh:
Isfk swpAea DO you s'pose,
Not 10 wtar no undsrclothcs7
can zee way past your throat
10 region most remote;
'Natnt my fault. now, don't suppose.
Why not wear some underclothes?
Litsis sirl. your socks have shoals
Qf those tiny little holes;
Why you want 60 show your limb
10 'nst know; ts II = whim?
potyov wast 70 catch The eye
o. the fssloW paaiha by7
4t0s sstL where 10 The charm
10 yeps Ions. uncovered Asm7
Aid tbe w. behird your neck
to'N Cor the birds 20 peck?
Little girh I tel, you those
'Ars ~ - nice - undsrclothes
Attls 'sirl, new Msssn here:
Hou 'wOeM BE- J,aa tWtce ~ dear
r. lyes'd esves up youf chAtms--
Neck. back. lees and both your
asms .-. /, !
! vrpvtteteks you to sems shows
l4 you'6 wear some undarciothss;
Dut no' tever--Secdness khows--
,fAas Girl ''sans" underolotheA
..tt.f,' ~ q "a. q
Little sdrL your mystery.
l<ovlaG charms And inedssty,
Am wlsAt naekts uw fAllews Keen
10 posssss = little queen. b
wposs wore some harsm panta
Q no shirt like, all my, hunts.
Or . rthgiet throvsh uiy noss-
IheS'd sFrsst me. don't you s'puse?
Z tnpss War z yeoat es mail
C1o>hed 6oin. head to btS toe nail.
I most cover up my form D..
HNsn when the ,weather's warm.
!. =. Maybe .yeu think this l.,stoic boy.
80 IS sti,lrsa GIRL
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19

New York, Feb. I6.--Ten vermin
infested immigrants, including one
typhus suspect, we're detained by the
city health authorities when they ar
rived here today from Boston by
coaStwise steamship lines.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19
CODE COMMIs-
SfONER ELECTED

Columbia. Feb. t7.---The assembly
reelected J. NJ, Mcclure OF Chester.
code commissioner. This was By ac-
ciamation there being no other nom.
fnee.
There we're no nomination speeches
FOR tho tustIceship race. a rule OF the
Joint assembly adopted recently hav-
iux barred all speeches In nomina
tion. ''
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19
DIR. BIackwood to Leave Columbia

Columbia, Feb. 16.-The relation
between Rev. A. A. Blackwood and
the First Presbyterian church Of Co.
lumbia will be dissolved at a meeting
here Sunday of Congaree Presbytery.
DR.. Blackwood has accepted a call to
Columbus. Q. 49,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19

Judge Puerifoy is making inroa DIS
on the congested docket. lie seems to
have the ability to run the court, in
stead OF letting things drift along any
Old way
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19

Discovery Of soid In 1889 drew
srest numbers os foreigners "a ths
TrsAsvAAi and ultimately led tn the
oDoer War.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19

The Zambesi is the largest river
flowing into the Indian Ocean.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-02-19
Different Things
AS SEEN BY A. FOCUS.

Dcar Mr., Editor,
With your kind
Permission
win ondsAvor. =,
From time to time,
TO give YOU solrie limos
For the botheration Of
Your thoukhtful readers.
II at .>. 49,
Anytime
Anyone has anything
He or che would like
To say to rne. addreu
A. Focus, care OF
The item, and I
Will get Il. ...
At the outset
T wish to
Take or my hat to thu
"Sumter Giri'
Who offered such
Good advice to the
Younger generation
In regard to
The clothins they wear.
Or rather,
The clothing they fail to wear.
Sister, .-., ,..
wish to congratulate you.
You have good Judgment,
Common sense.
And nerve to back Il I'D.
The subject you discuss
Is a timely one.
And the situation is
Becoming quite serious.
II this process or
R64uctfon II continued
AZ the pfseent rate,
AFTER A,fsw tnofSths
bslf'rsspectfng gentlemen
Will have to wear
Smoked giaages or
HING their heads Tn siTame
When they 80 on the streets.
What IL II coming to?
~ order or creation
Woman cafne AFTER man,
And a certain c'aasa OF them
i3Avs BEEN after him
Dwer uanee.
J,-,(ft+ 81" -
Man Chasing variety
Would only stop
ktf0 think
TREY would realize the
FotiIity 'ot their folly.
Man dosA not want
10, be caught,
a man OF discretion
Will not be
Caught. .:N- ..
I heard three ladies talking
One afternoon
Not i>ns ago.
One said: .e, ,,,
Lohave a hard time
Managing my husband.
1As secoMd A,ds ;'ei.g
II isya proposition,
Ard eosne<imes veems
Impossible. ';'
t.ts.a'.. t.i. -.,' -.
= u
Thsethird said:
I nevsr tried to inxasss
Mtne;. ,,~,i'i, -
f,renIised should
Be In subjegtfon
To him.. - j.
And didn't want -.
40 be, otherwise.
We were happy, ...
Nj 'tt.i.S : ~ "
sAtd,s 49,. ..
Amen! sister. -
Ton tsft 'em.
w. .". '.'-r-'
Good nights! ~ =.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
MARY" GEORGE
NJ. COHAN'S SHOW
Has Unique Plot.
MUSICAL COMEDY COMING FOR
THREE.DAY RUN.

- the Lexington Opera House for
three days. beginning Thur a. Jan.
lary iS. George NJ. Conan will pre-
ssnt he greatest musical comedy
iccoss in The history o. tie stage.
3ary,' a sweet story wonderfully
told. with a vein Of humor trat Is
irresistible. melodies that you viii not
easily forget. and dancing that will
make you gasp with delight
The story Of the play has do do
with a young man with an inventive
turn Of mind. who. in an effort TO
make secure the financial standing Of
his mother who is leader in the so
cial world. hits upon the happy idea
Of a portable house, the selling point
Of which is the sure elimination ~
the prevailing evil. the high cost Of
living.
The we'll laid plans Of our ener-
getic young hero comes TO grief. but
accidently. he becomes millionaire
over night through the discovery Of
oil on the land where he had erected
quite number Of his portable
houses. or course the inevitable
happens. cur newly rich Young man
returns from the West and marries
tie girl Of his dreams, MARY"
rns book and lyrics q "Msry" are
... 'la'hach and Frank Mandel.
and the music by Lou Hirsch. Mr.
Cohan has assembled distinctive
oast 81 PRINCIPALS. and chorus Of
girls who are an outstanding feature
because ot their beauty aaa grace
their excellent singing and capivat
irg and bcwildering dancing Tie
oostuming is a rare treat 20 the eye.
and he science embellishments all
thta could be desired. The ensembles
az. Che r.. striaIEl .ase picture
ever seen In muEicH. com. and re-
aect the genius II tre 1ost-mastcr
~ tHis art Julian Mitchell
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

-. . .. a..
WI" .eors'a puhh ,e'' "e""e
u"y 'o' ho"'s''''e 70 a'''"u "'''.
INV o' we hA.c.'Ve 'o"ns''e' o
me Ne"'"'Ny 'h''s''"h h""'"''o"
Union
N. T,..a.. $780,, N. Il, ~
r.h,na,y A.. C,,.o WiInot ..,t
4, a. tot. E.d.,.,io, ~ womap's
Ci,h iii .,y. /. to.,,,. =, 2 o,eloek
Il, po,.,,s n,.,a ,ton.. Oh. will
a.. a. .,.,.s.ono sl,des An ulu..
80. A. 60. - In,.,,o, p.co,a,.
IL. A.. w,I.,o, go. h,,,hIy -.
,,.,,,ona.a a,d 49, I.sy IN hi.
- .la,l. .,,a,l $40. uo., ,,,s,..,.
80 to.,,.. no,, Co.,, N. da,.
"a A., ,h.,o 4. . 49, a,,c,d.,c.
The following from the society
column Of the Norfolk. Va. daily
has 10 say Of Mss Marjorie Spindle.
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
y McRobcrts. Of this city: Little
Miss Marjorie Spindle was hostess
recently AT the home Of her parents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
That Extra Session.
louisville Evening POST

louisville Evening POST
Governor Morrow is unmistakab'
feeling his way" toward an extra
session - the Legislature. and We
may expect for the next few weeks
at regular intervals the publication
u reasons why the Governor thinks
an extra session may be necessary.
always coupled with the statement
tha, the Governor has not yet made
up h.s mind the final announcement
coming after ~ way has been care
uly paved
There rs really little need for such
elaborate camoilage Governor
Morrow proposes 20 call an extra
session we have little doubts that
such is his intention-because there
Is every probability that the Legis-
'a;ure TO be chosen th's fall VIII -how
large Democratic majority in the
House. wherein the Republicans now
have majority The Republican
organization in Kentucky wishes 10
rcaprcrtion the congressional dis
tricts in the State. and. although its
a.ajority in the Senate depends on
the vote Of man elected as a Demo
crat, il IS easy to conjecture that IL
VIII rcrfer 70 take the chance with
that condition than dcferr.ng eou-
grcssiona! reappoin,mcnt until after
the election Of the next year
or course there viii De number
Of other reasons given FOR calling an
extra session, but the chief reason
IN the minds Of the Governor "ai-
visers" Is that the matter Of the con
gressional districts.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Hardin Wheeler.

Mr. J NJ. Wheeler. u Paint Lick
and Miss Lila Hariiu. u Berea,
surprised their friends on Wednes-
day, Dee. 18th. by quietly getting
married al the home Of the brides
sister. Mrs. Moore. OF Berea. Rev.
Vanwinkle Of the Christian church OF
that place Officiating. After the
ceremony the bride and groom went
60 the home Of the groom's sister.
Mrs. Simpson, Of Nina. where cor
dial reception was given them and
sumptuous wedding supper served.
The bride Is an accomplished lady
with many loyable traits Of charac-
Ter, who numbers her friends By her
acqgaintances, While the groom Is g.
nan u sterling qualities. vell known
throughout Ggrrtri county where
be has many friends.
lnsy viii De- az home 90 their
,heir present home. the old Ramsey
friends for the next few weeks at
place, on The Richmond and LHncas-
ter pike.
Tacy aIe soon TO move 60 ,hc.r
new home on the Lexington pike
near Lancaster
We extend 10 them our hearties,
congratulations and wish them many
years Of happiness and prosperity
4 friend.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Fast Age.

This Is fas, age. We have win.
Yer on the Fourth Of July. spring
vegetables on Christmas; We buy
straw hats In February and our felt
hats in August; we get our Sunday
papers Saturday night and our maya
zines O month ahead Of time. II We
telephone a man in San Francisco
from New York he hears our voice
about four hours before We speak
and u some one in Japan sends Us
a cahlcgram tomorrow we get 10 to-
day
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
New Owners
Take Charge

sg.lt BRADSHAW Hf3t.,rs. who
recently purchased che grocery AMI
meat store Of Mr. J W. Walker on
Fourth street between Main and
Walnut. took charge u the business
,ha week The new firm is now
composed ~ Messrs Leslie r.. Wal
ker and 4. d. bradshaw. who are
widely known in Boyle county. 1t
Is pleasure to welcome men like
these to our city Mr.. Walker will
20 back 10 his farm on the Lexing-
ton pike Danville Advocate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

Tell n Ia the marines is an expires
sion frequently heard IN England al
Though II IL not 81 common In Can.
aca. The marines were solticr,
placed On hattleships In the old days
when boarding and hand-to-hand hght
ing were common. A. these men did
not know anything about seamanshiF
n WIS common practice 10 tell then
the most outrageous sea stories. all Of
which they would believe. CJnsc-
quently whenever any one told par
a, ulnrly tail story be was adjured O.
tell II 90 Tho marines.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

! will be in the city for several
days making up income taxes for
several parties and anyone desiring
my service IN this work can find me
ut the kengarlan Hotel My charges
for this service will be- reasonable.
Will be here until January 22nd.
tltl Jeptha Dusiatt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Engagement
Of Local Interest.

Announcement 81 the engagement
Of Miss Helen McCarty, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs james Dixon McCarty.
% Or. Dan Collier Elkin. viii be Of
general interes, in Georgia and Ken
lucky d. Eikin being a native Of
Lancaster. KY bul now resident
81 Atlanta.
Miss McCar,y has been a distinct
ly charming figure In social life
since she made her debut under
bright auspices. She Is pretty and
loyable ald has the social attributes
which have Won scr her a general
admiration ana a large circle Of
warm friends.
Snc was .Is OF the group q pa
trioac Atlanta wcmon VINO devoted
them elves Co The Re Cro,s work
during the pcrlol q the var. cs-
pecially m ,h' Rci Cross.
~. Elkin a the son ~ Nr anI
Hrs Robei. Kiln. = Lancaster. No..
and "a nepig,. 90 l-. ". =. Ek.n. 81
Atlanta lie B. o. gfa luat, Of An
cover and Yale ant suhsepueu 81 ~
le School % Medicine Of Emory
university
DR.. Elkir ienves February lst. for
Boston, where he will De- house sur
geon of the Peter Bent Brigham hos
pital lie is a member Of Delta
Kappa Epsilon and the Scroll and
Key.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Origin Of Old Saying.

The original quotation. II fear the
Greeks hearing gifts" appears In Yer.
gii's Eneld. The reference Il 10 the
siege of Troy. The Greeks besleged
the city Of Troy without success
Finally they resorted 10 strategy. u.
ferinE huge wooden horse TO the
Trojans as a gift. The horse was
taken into the city and while the rro-
jams slept the Warriors. with which
thu horse was filed. came forth aud
opened the gates for their Greek com.
rades The conclusion il that one
should fear an enemy when he seems
friendly
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Fifty Farms For Sale.

In Fayette and Franklin Counties.
lni.ania ~ greatly reduced prizes.
One 2.7 acre.. close &, school and
market on good road Extra good
-lir. - acres fine creek
acssJ... alance upland and woods.
O., $50 acre 4 slia al once. $4,000
cash balance TO suit
? Gave e. large lis, that | viii mail
N application. W 2. Murray.
C-rr -sv.lle. Indiana. y. 2. Ne. s..
l-i3-3--pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Oddly.

Mr. Perry Long brought to this office
a curiosity in the shape Of an egg.
presented 10 him by one Of his favor
lite hens.
II is as exact replica Of a well de-
veloped kershaw, though not near so
large as kershaw, displayed in our
window q few weeks APO.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

Nh. Galloway has been a recent
visitor in Richmond
Mr. and Mr. ~ Pnther were WISH
tors In DanvillC Saturday
Miss Rosa Turner spent the week
end with Miss Mile Bourne.
Miss Sauie Lou Nyes has been a
recent visitor IN Paint Lick
Mr.. Ike Dunn. ~ Danville, was in
Lancaster Monday on business.
Mrs Joanna Ball has returned
from a visit 20 her daughter m Stan
ford
Mrs Meade Tcatcr has been the
guest 81 bis sister Mr. Nal Carter.
~ Buckeye
Mr. Emma Higrinbotham and
Mrs , y knualrI were Danvills
visitors Saturday.
NJ " K Cook and Niss Dove
Harr,s. % Ianvi.lc were visitors in
f.lEca ter Friday
Nrs Eila Cecil and daughter. Miss
Anna. q Danville are visiting Miss
Eugene Pollard
Mrs Ethel Mae Jones spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs Byran vii
mott al MrQucrry.
Misses Tlossic Mae and Bessie
Tsatcr we're the weekend guests Of
~. Leila Toatcr
Mr. Harry Tomiisou ha, returned
from a visii 10 her parents, Mr. and
ars Walsh. in Ludlow.
Airs. George Robinson. Misses
rarry and Bette West have been
RIO M visitors In Danville.
Mrs. J 4 Beaz.cy and daughters.
Nsses Lucille. Mildred and Virgin
% were In Danv.lle Saturday.
ses Dora Scott. Alice Sutton
ana Emily bourne were the week
end guests % Mn Mote Pollard.
80 III Gaines. Rev and Mn.
Eau Hudson Misses Jane and
Mary Doty we're IN Danyi1c recently
Miss Ethel Mae lo7c- Of Coving-
'on. Ky. spent the wcck-cd with Mr..
and mr. Witt. on Danville avenue.
Missss Calle Scott entertained
'hout thirty -fvc u their friends at
social on Christmas Eve a de-
lightfn time was sprni by all
Mss Moliic Bourne and Miss Rosa
Turner spent most enjoyable day
Sunday NJ the home - Mr. and Mrs.
Milton ward
Mrs. Anna lee Johnson, Of Gov
ngtou. was the weekend guest 81
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Poff on Dnnvillc avenue.
Mr. james Lock and children.
Miss Lucille and Billie. % MAyUille.
nave been guests u her aunts. Miss
g Kate and Lillian kinnaird
Mrs. Napo Price gave dinner
sunday In honor q Mrs. r. r. Fris-
bic. only a yw relatives were pres
cnt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Sweet Clover
And Honey

Sow sweet clover, cheaper and
better than red clover Buy direct
from grower, special scarihcd seed
for prompt termination. Prices and
circulars free. Also prices on
honey John 4. Sheehan.
L. T. d. No. l. Falmouth. Ky.
i-G-6t pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

Miss Etha Mae Jones. Of Coving
ton. has been visiting Mrs. Bryan
Wilmot
Mrs Layton. 81 Buckeye. has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs Dave
Sanders.
Miss Bessie Smith has returned
home after a pleasant visit with her
aunt. Mrs. $. D. Turner at Lexing-
ton.
Miss Mary Noel o. Danvillc. is
the guest o. her sister. Mrs James
Woods and Mr. Woods on Richmond
road.
Mrs Il. Brown. Of Stanford, is
the guest % her son. Mr. =. Prescott
Brown and Mr. Brown. on Danville
avenue.
Mrs. Russell Brown and little
daughter. Reka. o. Bryantsville. have
been visiting her mother, MR. S. u.
Cochran
Mis- Betty Broaddus. who was
called here by the death - her faith
-. NJ Mote BroadIus. has returned
TO Michigan
Mrs T.. L. Ovsley entertained
Saturday at her room on Danvillc
avenue with birthday dinner In
homer - Mrs. Martha Price Frsbic.
NJ and Mr George McRobor,s
alt little daughter. who have been
rucsts ~ Lancaster relatives. have
returned 3D. their home in C,yinyion.
Miss Warilcc Lear left this week
90 take zap her school work "a, Bristol.
Tenn after spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr and Mrs. v a.
Lear
Mr. T. T.. MeRoberts left sun
day for Norfolk. Virginia. where
she will spend several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Buckner Spindle and
Mr. Spindle
Mr 4. H. Denny. Mrs Matty
Duncan. Mrs Luther Gibbs Mr.. and
Mrs Cabell Denny attended the fun
,ul Of Mr.. Pauline Hooker Foster
in tanforl sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs Moat Pollard enter
tained az their home In honor Of
Miss Emily Bourne and Mr. T. T.
Sutton saturday evening az a social
About thirty guests we're present.
The Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian church held an sall-day
meeting "Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Harry Hudson. on Maple ave
Mrs. J. r. Stormea had charge ~
the program.
Miss Rebcoca Williams entertain
ed Tuesday evening at her home on
Haselden Heights. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occas-
ton and n delicious salad course was
served. About twenty-five guests
enjoyed Miss Williams charming hos
pitaltiy
Mrs Darnall. who has been con
fined with a broken ankle in 81
Joseph Hospital IN Lexington for
several months. has recovered suffi.
ciently TO be removed 10 the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. George Smith and
AIR. Smith on Danville avenue.
Miss Francis Long celebrated her
birthday anniversary Monday eve
ping with picture party at the
opera house followed by refresh
menis at the new Gulley restaurant
on Lexington avenue The table
had for its center piece vase OF
flowers surrounded By candles.
About fourteen guests were presnt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

Having celia half interest IN my
b". 'a,s TO M.ss Iva Lee smith our
firm win be known as Francis and
Smith.
Ws solicit The same good patron
age Of the people and expect 10 give
the same splendid service.
1-l3-2t. Rella Arnold Francis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Classified Column
RATES

Single insertions ic sord
No al taken for less tam zoe
in this column. No adj ~ lis
column charged.
Seven insertions ~ ra
price 81 Eve.
Phone orders mus w. raid
promptly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13
Wanted.

Salesman and Collector. Apply TO
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Phone
772. Danville, Ky. l-i3-it.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE: A few more Pun Ply
mouth Rock rooster. Phone "a J.
Mrs. Mary Doty. Brysn,sviIie, KY.
Let.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR RENT New six room Bun
galow on Haselden Heights.
u-G-tfl W. b. Moss. Jr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR Large, round, oak
dining table Phone SO.
IT, Mrs. Bessie Estes
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE: Horse and buggy.
The buggy is good rs new.
u-13-2t) A. W. Kavanaush
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE Several nice meat
hogs. J. r. Henry.
it-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

Dr. Hsss Stock Tor.s eonditi0ns and
sives appetite. Slormes Drug Stess.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

For q quick meal or good lunch
sion a. the CITY Restaurant on Lex
ington street. ". II. Gulley. Prof.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms. with light. heat and bath.
Phone 25i or apply ~ this office I.
u-l3-3n
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE.-A few Blue Grass
seed AZ $500 per bushel. Phone
3s2-J. W. "a. Cornett.
G2-23 u.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE:-A lot Of choice clov:
cr and timothy hay.
Geo. q. Spooramorc.
I2-2G- 90. pei.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE:-S2.O0 each, Barred
Rock cockerals. hatched from eggs
brought direct from dealer in
Thoroughbred poultry.
Mrs T. ID. O'Hearn. Star Route,
l-i3-2t.-pd. Lancaster. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

have decided to rent my garage
-y the month Tor ihe year OF 1921.
one Of the best stanos IN tne
,ola.y. s. ~. Halcomo.
,S-2t-pJ Brysntsv,lle, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

e Pay 'hc highest market price
f9r eggs and poultry, delivered.
Stanford street.
Carrari and Lincoln Produce Co.
Libel.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

Good eats. short orders, and quick
service Everything in season. IL
you have not paid US visit, we win
be- glad to have gou call and see Us,
Ci'- Restaurant Lexington Street.
~. II. Gulley, Prof.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-13

TOR EENT:-1O9 acres, adjoin-
ing !. VI. Dunn. 20 acres corn, bal
ance clover and blue grass. Price
5000. See Emory McWhorter,
Lancaster or r. c. McWhorter,
Lexington. Ky. f. c. McWhorter.
Pure Standing Burnley Tobacco
Seed for sale-s2.oO per ounce. I
ar ewing away tushcl Of seed corn
81. .lc customer tina; buys four ounces
OF -cl. This corn shells 40 ears TO
t.' tushlL L. r. Kelley, Lancaster.
Ev.. K. r. Z. Ne. l. Box rs.
l2-9-St.