Mountain advocate., 1921-09-16

nandllnR cOllarS WnOcn are dOinB ex-
celient work The business OF the
plant is increasing fast due to good
work and prompt delivery.
Green Logan, who hsa been a resi-
dent of Texas for some years, is NOV
ing back to Bryants Store. The long
ing for the old spot gets 'em after
years. OF roaming and they come
home.
DR.. p. F.. Burroughs. Of Nashville,
Tenn, delivered a stereoptican lee
ture on Church Architecture at the
Baptist Institute Tuesday night.
This was particularly apropos since
the Baptists are building their fine
new church.
Mr.. and Mrs S. p. Franklin are
comfortably settled in the w. B.
Minton home on College Street hav-
ing rented the lower floor. Mr..
Franklin is a member of the faculty
at Union College this year.
Guy l.. Dickinson reports that the
sale of lots he conducted at High
ISplint last week was a complete sue
cess. lie says the country in that
section is u succession of coal pro-
pcrtics for miles and loaded cars are
moving out all the time.
y little Barbourville girl recently
bought a sack of panuts at one of
| the grocery stores and found they
contained worms. She took them
back to the grocer and asked for
her nickel because the peanuts con-
tanned "weasels," meaning of course
weevils.
q. NJ. Richards, manager of the G.
K NJ II. u. went to Richmond the
end of last week. From there he
went TO Winchester, Ky. and on to
Atlanta and Rome, Ga. While in
Rome he will do as the Romans do
but Is primarily there on business
connected with his road.
Just received a large shipment Of
the wonderful remedy, Tanlac. This
| is the great medicine you have been
Ihearing so much about. The remedy
that's made such a wonderful repu-
tation and which has accomplished
such remarkable results all over the
United States and Canada. Get your
bottle now at the Cut-Rate-Drug Co.
| The New York Store Sale, one of
the biggest in it's history, is now on
land some wonderful bargains are
being offered. Mr.. Gavin says he
lhas the goods the people want and
Mrs. Archibald asks the opportunity
to show the patrons of the store
Just whit thaey have. 1t does not
cost anything to look over the goods.
Rev. L. J. Terrell, of Broadhead,
Ky. was here hits week visiting DR..
Z. T. Franklin of Union College who
was converted by his ministry when
a boy. He persuaded DR.. Franklin
to so ahead with his education and
later ofliciated at his wedding. He
is thoroly satisfied with the result
of his labors.
Mrs. Cheslie Broughton, o' Day
ton, Ohio. who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cannon,
left Monday for Dayton, Ohio, to re-
lsume her position with the Wolf
Tailoring Co. Her son, Otto Smith,
went home with his mother. as did
iWill Cannon and wife also. The
trip back was made via Covington.
They will visit relatives in both
cities.
Tom Lambert, or swan Pond, and
Dr. VIM. Burnside are both garden
enthusiasts and especially in regard
to strawberries, in the growth of
(which they are experts. Mr.. Lam
bert some time ago found a straw
berry growing wild and it is giving
remarkable results, bearing as
many as fourteen berries on one
shoot.
j. F. Hughes Charlie Cole, ]. F.
Rasnick and +. S. Dudley, of the firm
of Cole & Hughes, went to Detroit
Friday to get trucks for the Dixie
Wholesale Company and the gro
Gerry store, That is the store report
but the Advocate is of opinion that
what they really went for was to try
to buy out Henry Ford who has now
got interested in railroads. 1t is
not long since Charlie showed him
| self 4 financial genius by buying