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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07

Have you ever heard of Ladies Night in a Turkish Bath? If you haven't, you must be numbered among the five per cent. of the pop ulation who abhor the printed word. Ladies Night is the title of the fa- nous A. H. Woods farce success which played all last year at the FL tinge theatre, New York, and which will be presented at the Park theatre on Monday, September 12, for engagement of three days with a beautiful production and notable
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07

cast. Ladies Knight" is the joint work of Avery Hopwood, the most successful dramatist in America, and Charlton Andrews. The authors have set a jazz tempo of comedy and action which they maintain from the first curtain to the last. Ladies Night had the honor of the longest run of any New York production for the season of 1920-1921. MT. Woods has given the play a beautiful pro duction and an excellent comnanV
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07

All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the "Beauty Chats'' department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however owing to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07

the great number received So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, stamped and seIf-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07

about 55,0OO,000 square miles, which is equal to the entire land surface ot ::he globe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07

results produced under the magic touch of Director Bernard Steele.
 Not only do all the Poli Players show to advantage. but Turn to the Right itself proved to be an ideal selection for the Lyric opening. It's a whale of a show, with loads of good clean laughs, several big dramatic moments, which are handled surpris- ingly effectively, and there's a sob or two.
 In short, Turn to the Right" has got everything that play should have. and the acting and scenic pre- sentation leave absolutely nothing to oe desired. Bridgeport has never seen company the equal of that now playing at the Lyric, and in Turn to the Right they are all afforded the best of advantages to show their worth. Get your seats early for Turn to the Right" or you may get left"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07
LYRIC.

The emphatic hit registered by has redoub1ed Bridgeport playgoerS interest in the Lyrics initial produc- tion of Turn to the Right" with the result that seats have been going so fast that crowded houses will be the rule all week.
 Brid exporters were surprised to find that a stock company had been assembled with so much ability to Ripht with onIy feu rebearsa1s with so much finish and polish. Vet eran stock-goers were amazed at the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07
WEST END

Tonight charming and dainty Viola Dane will be seen in her newest pie ture. Puppets of Fate" a Metro picture in six acts. "The Frame--Up,'' two reel comedy. and News reel will also be shown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07
PARK

PARK.
 A new burlesque will be the at traction at the Park Thursday, Fri day, Saturday as the opening bur lesque offering. The book was writ ten by Billy K. Wells and produced s.nder the personal direction of Jean Bedini. No expense has been spared either in it's scenic splendor nor in it's cast of principals and chorus in order to make Harvest Time" one of the best attractions that will appear here this season. Seat sale is now on and an early reservation is desirable so as to insure against disappoint- ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07
EMPIRE.

Should a Prince be subjected to such an indignity as a slap on the back by a man in whose veins flows plebian blood?
 It was this question. and the fear that, a certain Franklin Pinney laundry owner and member of the Santa Yacht Club. would take this uncouth liberty with the clubs royal guest, that his fellow members decid- ed to take advantage of his weakness for detecting plots and hatch up a Kidnapping story so that the jovial Pinney would follow the scent and thus be away when the Prince arriv- ed. But the plot turned into a real one but Pinney saves the Prince from real anarchists and becomes a hero.
 This new Paramount comedy starring Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, ''The Dollar 8 Year Man." which was shown at the Empire theatre with great success yesterday. is chock full of the humor which Roscoe Arbuckle alone can put over. The big come dian is at his best in this production. Lila Lee is his leading woman and others in the cast are Winifred Greenwood, J. M. Dumont. Edward Sutherland, Edwin Stevens and Henry Johnson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07
POLLS.


 Settings of marked etsborateness mark '"The Great Moment" a Para mount picture written by E1inor Glyn, author of Three Weeks and starred in by Glorious Gloria Swan son, one of the most beautiful women depended on to make anything she writes highly interesting. The story of '"The Greater Moment has to do with a girl half aristocratic and half gypsy. Her gysp impulses finally overmasters her in a scene that is Tonight will be the last opportunity to see this striking creation.
 The vaudeville show closing today is uniformly good with the honors vile" with it's really funny comedy and it's fine melody. Anderson and Burt in Dizzy Heights" a novel talking skit was also registered well as do the other excellent offerings.
 Tomorrow, Thomas Meighan will come back to the PoH screen in a powerful crook drama entitled t'The Frontier of the Stars.'' a Param ount picture and a story that grips the in terest every second of it's exhibition. production with catchy music, pretty girls and clever artists will be the star vaudeville attraction.
 PLAZA.
 William Farnum's sensational pho toplay '1The Scuttlers,' ends a most successful engagement at the Plaza theatre tonight. It is one of the best he has produced under the di- rection of J. Gordon Edwards. Miss Jackie Saunders plays opposite the star. Murray Kissen, formerly iden- tif1ed with the Avon Comedy Four, has a clever company presenting '"The e Barber of Seville A good quartet of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

iii oa Bit gana ALIENS for 5u bleb.
me; alto for ben Mieien bring aaes
III Dronung NIT
Nn unieren Beg Deim iagt bic
2iaaie: rs not, YDilipp, Die Snls
% is eigentlih E orig inteliiGente
IN gebiloete Yerion; i6 gleide oas
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Mdnner nahltelle oubt.1 SD iia
frob, ben i'd geiagt, bob Oh 6as
ausgefllnne bait, I'M for ben Mieie1
tannit ou Mid aud nit blebme, bob
i6 ben Misftebf gema6t I'M i'm.
mer gebenft ben, es mdr bid.
81 ten iub, Ste 2i55ie bat grob.
arttg gefablt, lsn 10 ben t6, no1nit
-i1 perbleitpe Sbne Sbrn lietper
HbiIipp 5aneramper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
Ole qUpO0e.
We1te &pitii,u. lJt nterialien.

Glnes Der neueiiten Materialien
lit mlifaQeno groB5iigig beorllctte,
isllltle Wtuiiuih Die in elllem Wto.
sgu ullgetelltel Ypifll finoet. IS
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,llulllme 9aille. Ser 5aum oes CT.
tlerell 1T in 3afen ausgeidnittelL
Die nit lbmalea 56ragitrelfen aus
.ussBem Drganoin eingefaBt iino.
Gen tiefeu ru1loen 3alsansl9nltt
ltluIdbmeid)elt cine gefalteter peiber
grgunDinfragen, unb Der gleid)e
ollllge Stoff gab Die ger5ierlng
oyr tllr5en Aermel. gu bieielt1 &let-
DC er5ielt man eilell maleriihen
giieft nit ei11e1n breitfrempigen
]dJpar5e1l Suite unb MuspuB bon
altiranfiihen 8oien, nidt 5ulebt
enlpfieblt lid cine Hofe-Gapote IN
Sbmor5.
SIN inonitrieaen Sortidritt 1T
illeaprooiings beionoers anf Die Bflan-
5~enfobrifate bin5upeiien. Muiter
Don Yflan5enfibern nn6 Sertilien,
}uluie aus iold)en perfertigte 4lei.
nllnasItiide fnmen iungit IN
9spm Dorf 3ur 5dau. Die aus
Wraiern Yflan5en uno 8latterl,
pcrfcrtigten grbibits iinb Die Bro-
QUITE zines in Deutidlano emf.
pitfclten 8erfabrenS, al Dem S1s
bern aus Sopfen, Weioe1rinoe,
Iidtennaoeln uno 5pargeln oie1te,
Sic 5u YaIetots, GiIbtiidern, Ba,
pier, 5portiaden, nnter5eng,
Smeoters, 5triimpfen n1o OGDEN.
uro aaerart geitridten &leioungs-
ltiidel1 fir Mt11nl1er nnb Sralle11
berarbeitet fporbefl maren. Bon be-
lonoerem Snterelie lift es, oaB Die
6iber Don gidtennaoeln olreft in
Nupier1Hiiblea perbrauht neroen
fam uto itarfes, iebr o%anerbaftes
Yapier ergibt.
gi1er Ser 5ibern, binell6es
@ras, lplroe Dor Dem &riege IN Den
Gereilligtcn 5taatcn cingefiibrt n1o
iii scr @plrllmamlfaftltr init ST.
fnlq be1liibt, nm1entli6, neil oie1e
6iber oas gingeben Der ltnterflei-
Scr in ser 8aibe per6iten. Sic in
Gcl1tidlonb er5ielten nu%noerbarert
neiuItate in Der Manufaftltr bon
Garn ais Grdfern, Bflan5g1 n1os
Nlittern filtoet a1ieitige Deroiente
lncrfenttllng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
Mufge 9nappt g

IL W1luQQt y Stlt
iurger 8aitor, Der i6 lebbaft fir
cine 2ebrerin intereiiierte, batte emit
Die 4laife oerielben 5u inipi5iere11.
Nadoem er Bic &ir0er nber Deridfe.
bene @egenitdn6e eran1iniert bafte,
iagte er g0nnerbaft Iddeln0:
ngeun, &Ieinen, molt ibr Mid
oieleibt nod irge1o ettuag fragen,
ebe ia gebe21
5ofort mel6ete iib ei1 fleines
Me1odten unb iagte: rggiitte, Serr
Baftor, Mutter iagt, Srdltlei1 fam
sic Inn ben f1einen Singer
nideI H. u1fo oag n6d1ten mir
bod al aern nal iehel1l1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
. bieie Sinner!

u6riibs" iprtGt oas 9annden,
nglal1b es mir,
Ser Slob lit bod elm Sdugetier.
go tits hno bleibt's, oenn fllr5 uno
gut
Ct 1T Elm Ster uno fa11gt 6as
90 idiitteIt SriB Ben &opf uno
..ss5 fpribt: ].
nQQeben6'ge SSlnge Bot er nidtl - ~
uMeiin mir1 er 0o1ner110 al1ge.
inrie'M
.2ebeno'ge SS1lngen baben ibn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
@efdtg-@ tnbien,

gs 1T Elm befannter Spru9, BOB
oas @eitbt Der 5piegel Der Seele
lit; aber rur menige Meniden bead-
ten oieie alte @eisbeit nnb aiebe1l
aus ibr oie n0tigen Solgerunge11.
User ii9 oadn er5ogen bat, 0ie Sc.
iibter ieiner Mitmeni9en al itloie.
ren, iet es in Der 8abn ODER auf Der
5traBe, Der Iieit bon ben 3ugen ie.
oes @in5elnen feline @eidi9te al.
ga gibt es 6as unibuloige @eiidt,
oas 6as 2eben nod ni6t fennt, uno
oas @ef6t, 6as es nur au3u gut
fennt;; % gibt es traurige uno luiti.
&c @eltdter, quite uno i6lebte Sc.
iidter, @e1idter, Die in Ser Berga1t-
genbeit leben nn6 iolGe, bie Der 81,
funft %5ugepan0t iino, oas menide1s-
ireun0libe @eiidt, oas idapeigeno5
ieoem @ilfe anbietet, un6 Das Sc.
libt BEG @goiiten, oaS ii9 gegen oie
Mitmenihen DeriblieBt, uno Damn
gibt es Sun0erte bon @eiibtern, oie
Dumpfbeit auS0riiden, 2ongeipeile,
Ginf0rmigfeit, nidts mebr.
8arum gibt es 10 Diele @elihter,
Ste mie ein leerer 5piegel mirfen,auf
oenen nidts ooer nidts @iiiensmer-
tes geidrieben itebt? Nidt allen
oeslpegen, neil siele Meniden nit
Den leeren @eli6ts5iigen Elm une11t-
mideltes SSrnenleben baben, fonbern
neil tie ielbit ibre @eii6ter gu me-
mig beobabten u1to nidt oorauf od-
ten, tbren 3ugen einen gelpiiien
Aus6rnd 5u perleiben. Dieie 2eutp
pergelien, oaB oas @eit6t Ser 8aro-
meter oes @barafters lift; iie baben
oas zSS11terelie am 2eben perloren uno
lino menidlide Mai6inen g%emoroet1.
sic nberlegen niht, bob Der erite
@inorud, oen elm @efibt madt, bon
groBer 8ibtigfeit lit. Gem miiroe
ib nibt meiter tral1en, als i1 i'm
ieben fann!" n5ie felt 10 gut aus,
Dob i'd ibr alles alDertrauen f0nn-
tel" SD miir6e nienals cine Srau
6eiraten, sic einen iolden @eiidts,
aus0r11d bat!" ugeein, ben Mann,
ben moIen mir nibt engagiere1.
5ein @eiibt iiebt aus ME aqe Gage
8ege1tnetter. Sd min etma5 Come
I'M mid baben!" 5olbe MeuBerln-
gen bort man INNER mteber; tie 8ei-
gen, mie bobe 8eoeutnng Dem Sc
1tdtsausbrud I'M aat6gliden 2eben
beigelegt miro. 8ie fan11 man iei.
mem @elibt etnen angenebmen Mug,
0rud perleiben? Wan blide in Sen
5piegel uno febe itb an. 9as miro
our 5elbltbeurteilnng nn0 Selblters
tenntnis beitragen. Summer nno
Merger 5eibnen idarfe 2inien 5ni.
l9en Die Nngen n1b nm Ben Wuno.
WaiBm1t madt 0ie 3uge iblaff uno
ldBt Die M1n0minfel berunterbd11.
gen. 8eiiimismus, @leinlibfeh,
Mangel an Mitgefubl oriidfen iih
aus III Ben barten9inien oesWeunbes
uno Der 2ippen, IN ben i6arfen
&un5eln Der Mugen. Aber S%reuoig-
felt, biel 2adben, ber5lider Mnteil
am2eben Der Mitmeniden, iie
maiden elm @efidt glatt u11o runo,
berleiben ibm cine gemiiie 2eudt,
fraft, Die tire @irfung ME berfeblt.
Da3 5tuoium uniere3 @elibts 6as
A# sYL.E#Et4. e-&aETr YZG1E&NI q 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
Sir &aus uno Arbeit.

51nlffmu1fer 3517.
Dieies Muiter fommt in Z @ro.
zen fir 81, 36, IS, 40, AZ, A
ltnb 46 Sol Saillenneite. Sir cine
mittelgroBe 8ignr brau1t man 6
gos. 6es So 3oa breiten 5toffes.
Ser Mod lit ultten ~ O0s. melt.
CUR gerarbeitung oiefes MniterS
eigner iid @eeriuder, @ingbam,
GbambreD, 2atpn, Boplin, &epp
ur0 6lanelette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
g fenrr 5d)reibebrief hes
htlipp ! amerauapter.
.Mriu lieher SEER Neoadtionatt
166.

tper oie Masferebo
fam Id eigentlih
gau5 fora abihneioe,
biefabS Die @eid1iht
is ~ausgange graz 10
mie Sic edipedtet
gebabt beh 0as
beiBt, ib ben mein
SUB enei friegt.
4-@ 49, GsNt.E=eHs - ARs-lGp " 49,
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11

DR.. Starks, of Evarts, was here
Monday visiting his sons. Robert and
ALIVE.
Miss Lena Smith, OF Middlesboro.
spent the week end with her sisters
Idamae and Hazel.
Ben Haynes has been elected to Ill
the office of president of the Junior
Academy Glass until Jane Keith is
able to resume her work.
The boys of Stevenson Hall have
been working very successfully this
year under a system of student gov
eminent. They recently elected or
GERS for the remainder of the year
with James Blair as Captain.
The fire Saturday night caused
considerable excitement in both halls
Nearly half the boys were out and
some of them did good fire service.
We are all looking forward to the
play Abraham Lincoln" which the
Senior Glass will give next Monday
evening, Feb. Ia, at eight o'clock in
the chapel.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
CLATE NEWS

1, r. fiiii, Of Btysnts store, rnsds
n haslsess Trip 10 Cis," !ast wess,
". h. shd e. ~ 1harp, Of itlhs,
hhss ratthased The form VI =. n.
fsFfsti.
rissssat Williams, Of hessRts
htsft, WAS the guest ut his daughter
Mira. W u, cebh and airs. j, e.
sharp TUESDAY and Wednesday OF
last week.
w. X. Cobb made business trip
to Bryants Store last week.
, Arlie Cobb was the guests OF her
cousin. Helen Sharp. Wednesday.
Mrs. S. j. Mays made a business
trip to Arch Leg;r's last week.
G. NJ. Sharp of Mackey Benl, was
in Meadow Creek Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Mays, who has been
at Corbin the past few weeks, has
returned home.
Matilda were the guests of Mrs. S.
Matilda weret he guests of Mrs. s.
j. Mays Sunday afternoon.
PAP'S BOY.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
HUNG JURY
In WINES Case ut Harlan

owing to a hung Jury Witch DELHI
eral,h Tor eisHty.nvs heata ana still
Was Aushic 10 nstee of rcrdi6,
In Tia esso % Df. n. q. WINES,
totms, state ystsrihatinh, the iatp
wsh discharged IT IL Hnatsst6sa
that nn's 6ns NAT OF the tTelSb jut.
8fs kiopa fGf e6hvictah os bt. villa
hes TOE the mUrasF OF M:su Lara
Parsons, but he stuck to his opinion
so tenaeiousiy that the case will
have 10 be retired at the April term,
1t will be remembered that Miss
Lura Parsons was assaulted and kill
ed while on her way to tbs Pine
Mountain School some months ago.
Negro convicts working on the roads
were also suspected but after long
Investigation it was decided to try
DR.. WINES.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
EMANUEL NEWS

Bill and Dewey Kelley were guests
Of Lloyd and Hugh Rogers during the
week end and attended a party at
the home of James D. Ray which
was given in their honor. The ,osng
people wish to extend an invitation
" them for another visit sacE.
Lawton and S. NJ Turcer wks
have been at Emanuel working al
the building of the new railroad,
have returned to Georgia "a their
former positions.
Roxie e, Ray is the gues. OF Eank
and Bertha Ray this week
Irwin h. Roberts. ST. y. Shepsrt
and q. u, Smith attended tbs petty
al James y. Rays GlturuaS nisht,
Mr. aha Mrs. SHm Mica ha't
nSSsa 10 wiitoa Sherr tbs t'fnth
hAs MAen n position,
fhk Ntseia Constructors tlp. sss 4
steam shovel sBd dlnhy &C n ufk lAfI
ssio~ ths l.. q \. dssot snd hfs MN
La fFass atvsfoss.
levi sbNriueE. who has hepn ssrt'
sasiy III With typhoid fsver, Ia tvs
proving slowly
Edna Ray spent Friday nisht
with Roxie Ray.
Everybody is going to attend the
church at Rossland Sunday.
Martha Ray made a visit TO Cor.
bin Tuesday to her cousin. Nasbti,
Miss Roxie F.. Ray went 10 Cor
bin shopping Wednesday.
Chris Owens, who has been sick
for so long. is improving.
PANSY.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
hTNG NEWS

p 4. Halls home is qulreutinad
on account of small poX.
1t is reported that Josh Vaughn,
son c. w, r. Vaughn, has pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. r, j. Elliott were
veIy much surprised as well as pleas
ed when they went to the barn to
find twin calves with their fine milch
COW.
ID. d. Lawson has recently pur-
chased a new VictrOla.
Rev. C. p. Prichard and wife have
both been on the sick list but are
now improving.
Mrs. James William and daughter
both have measles but are doing
nicely.
Rev. ], II. Mcdonald has recently
purchased large fat hog from ].
T. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Elliott went to
Prichards Branch Sunday to meet
Mrs. Elliott's son from Corbin.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
nARBoURVILLE STEAM
LAUNDRY

We are glad to report that the
Barbourville Steam Laundry will be
ready to begin work in a few days.
Edward Scent informs us that ali the
machinery except two washers has
been installed. The washers were
shipped about two weeks ago and
will be here any day now. The fill
ter for the use of river water is be-
ing installed. The floors are of con-
crete, the machinery is of the latest
type. Electric motors will be used
as will steam heat and drying rooms
A five roll Hagan fiat work machine
and ironer does both sides while the
water extractor takes out the water
but does not remove the buttons
from garments.
Announcement will be made of
the opening.
When one considers the difficulty
experienced by housewives in getting
someone to wash the family clothes
he realizes what a distinct benefit
this laundry will prove.
When the laundry is in operation
use it and stay young. What is the
use of breaking ones back over the
tub and acquiring age when it is not
necessary. The latter comes soon
enough anyway.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
GAUSEDALE NEWS

One case OF small pox in this dis
trict.
Rev. league has returned home
from pineyllis where he has heah
Ger tsw days,
Artbat TeasAe wsht 10 Packard
Sunday
chssIis fehsae ~sht 10 bathsar.
wills weahssaas al hAsihtss,
Subscribe Tor tht hdTeehNs and
sst the latest news.
VIII Whfheld, 6E Maekey bend,
aajlsd at the homo OF J. i, league
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford went to
Swan Lake Monday.
Miss Ethel Anderson, of Big Pop
lar Creek. has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Nellie Lundie.
James Leger is dealing in the cat
tie business.
Several from this place attended
church at Mosse Gap Sunday.
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE

By order Of the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its November
Term, 1920, inrthe case Of
James T. Hale,
Plaintiff,
against
Mat Hale. 2t Al
Defendant.
will. as Master Commissioner,
on the 2Sth day of February. 1921.
same being the first day of the Feb
ruary Term of the Knox County
Court, sell at the Court House door
in Barbourville, Kentucky. to the
highest and best bidder the follaw-
ing described property, 2 houses ahs
lots, to satisfy the judgment In said
case. and $1,000 probable cost.
Description:
BEGINNING at the southwest cor
ner OF Lot No. 0 on Allison Avenue,
and running an elstwardly direction
with line of Lots M. s and to
the southwest corner OF Lot No, &.
POO feet TO an alley; thence with
'he line OF alley north west wardly
dire elton 100 feet to stake corner
If Lot No. 10 on the southeast cor.
ner of Lot No. II; thcnce westward
! Is With the line of Lot No. IL. 200
feet to Allison Avenue. which Ia the
! northwest corner of Lot No. lie;
thence with Allison Avenue TO the
! DEC MINING so us to include Lots
70. . and 10 on said Avenue and be-
ing the same property conveyed to
Jane Hale by w. O. Smith and wife
by deed dated 3lst day of October.
1918 which deed is recorded in Deed
Book 80. page 1873
There are two houses erected on
these two lots described herein
above.
Said property VII be sold on a
"r,dit Of six months, purchaser to
execute bond with approved security
bearing interest a. six per cent from
date. having the force and effect OF
" J"NbWSh' "hN iN'oihih6 hcu Ou
said property until the purchase
money is paid,
WITNESS my hand. this the 9Th
day of February, 1921.
J. r. JONES, Master missioner.
Knox Circuit Court.
Sale about | p. m. Purchaser
must execute bond as soon as sale
is over, or the property will be im-
mediately put up and rssold. ls-st
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
CONDEMN HIGH /.
PRICED STOCK
FOODS
Prominent Hog Raiser Says
Prices Charged Are Unwar-
rantcd-Makes His Own
Hog Food, With
Better Results

THAT he is all thru paying fancy
prices for stock foods and hog rem
dies and that he is raising some Of
the best hogs ever placed on the
market" was the statement made re-
Gently by +. II. Beckste1d, we'll
known hog raiser and authority on
live stock.
Mr.. Becksteads hogs are the envy
of his neighbors, and have topped
the market" for several years in
Iowa. He states that for years he
bought high-priced hog foods and
hog remedies, but he is all thru pay
ing extravagant prices for what he
can make himself. He states that
what the hogs need are minerals.
and tells the secret of his wonderful
success by explaining that he
takes about five pounds of ordinary
mineraline (Which is pure concen-
trated minerals and cost only a cou-
pie OF dollars) and mixes same with
enough bran or filler to make nun
dred pounds. All hogs. and especi-
ally brood sows, require minerals as
they keep them free from worms,
and in the pink of condition. and
are essential to the hogs growth and
we'll balanced ration. This inexpen
sive mixture, placed in q sheltered
box where the hogs can get at It
as they need 1t, will produce far bet
ter results than any high priced So
called stock foods.
Send two dollars to the Mineral
inc Chemical Co., 1888 North Wells
St., Chicago, ILL.,, and they will for
ward you by prepaid parcel post,
enough mineraline to make full
hundred pounds. ADV. 14-4t
Mountain advocate., 1921-02-11
WILTON NEWS
From Last Week
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North JellicO Coal Co. ran three
days last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. virgie Hell
ton, big twelve pound boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Granvil
Hobbs a girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs George Hell
ton a girl.
Henry Engle sold his farm to
Glenn Brown last week.
Lee Campbell and family we're Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. virgie Helton
Sunday.
b. p. Allen is back at his old job
hauling logs this week.
The roads are so bad the logging
men cannot to much hauling now.
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Campbell were
in Wilton Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Black.
Mrs. Jane Profit, of Indian Creek
was visiting her father, Easom Engle
on Flat Creek Saturday and Sunday.
j. c. Thomas sold a good fox
hound for $26 and j. M. Thomas
sold one for $25. I think that is
good price for dogs, don't you?
A number of our people were in
Barbourville last week on business
w. w. Snyder's saw mill blew up
last week. We hope he will get II
in order soon and start saving at
once.
BLUE BIRD