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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
NJ MEIER REQUIREMENTS
MlDE on THE FRANKLIN

/ The franklin automobile Company
NJ syracuse announces that numbcI
0f important refnomcuts In the way
OF mechanical design have been incor
unut'd in tho various models Of IN,
Franklin car chief among these an,
the Introduction of tho Long type pls
tom and an improved electric vaporlzer
Ter cold weather starting. The Ions
piston o. IN" result of over two years
constant experimentation and II tho
l1st word iu advanced piston cnnstruc
dion. n practically eliminates the pos
dh.liiv of piston sllps and permits II
higher compression.
The electric yapurlzcr. located on the
caIhurrior EbuNc the gasoline level
utilities O hot coil to accelerate vaporl
nation. This type greatly increases
the efficiency of cold weather starting
u rs. moreover practically impossible
80 food the crginc with raw gasoline
.n stnrtiug.
In addition. the service brnkc--of the
transmission typc-has been given n
greater leverage. with tho result that
the huklng efficiency has been In
creased .H4 percent.
Franklin Automobile Company
syracuse, y. Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
BUICK STANDS TEST,
ESCHEWS FREAKISH
BREAKS IN FASHION
{. ~. DiNON GIVES HlGn LIGHTS"
On PRESENT YEAR NV
iilICk MODELS.

When asked concerning the Buick
.ro'lols fur the current year. e. n.
Dixon u the Western Motor Company.
local Bulck dealers suid
"liglrk adh, renee o. definite princl.
pies 81 motor design and chassis ,un.
sirucuon b. again .S,uu,lnrd .u the
ntW BUICK Tine fHr nineteen twenty.
enc.
While r'tninin- those features that
have established tnn thmuufh sound
hess and prlD.'h.iiity e.. Bu.t ears
during The lnsi twenty wears improve,
m,nts In body d"nrI and mechanical
units have been Incorporated n the
new Buick ears thlt place them iar
In advance nl Oh" usual trend ~ dcycl.
upm,nt.
Yet Just as boo past yD4r. 'hrr, H.
..hs nee "a radical d,iI1Hn ur un.
tried change. ln thr rrW EulrA line.
IN" new improvements after exhaust.
~" tests haN" proved uHpural and ,ur.
f,rily related to ih~ as..k chassis.
80. IN the new 1900, Ulr tref, b. au
expression 90 distinction .HI luxury.
otaNiv lnl .rIrruDuL consistency
nni power almost ue0nc.i,lII, Ana
ware = NOT fHr trr uurrsr Buick or.
Ganizst.un built un daring tl. iH.' dee.
ace this wonderful Gg.,, WHid. ir.
d'gd. i' Impossible,
II j. well % bear GOO m.nl that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

pubic aid wiaRiag ogi 0ycr all Kinds
Of composition tho old reliable Titan 40
20 and our selling orgauization arp a
comhlnsllon to be proud ~. -
"Klm titan defeated Formidable
looking bunch u rivals In a road grad
Ing contest rvcently held at Warsaw.
Indiana.
'"rhe contest was supervised by tho
county commissioners aud resulted In
he sale of two Titans Tor road work
with excellent prospects for three more
early next p.n". so other tractors
we're purrhls T.
AFTER d,u Wntgg the superiority
OF the Ti'fn or ihc rough and billy
country rndF, Tractor Salesman Letter
ana Sorylccman ilrnmm too their
Titan and the heavy ax.foot grader
doyvi into town and neatly graded up n
very rough street, This Eos TO show
neither tho Harvester tractor nor the
Harvester organization Ii afraid OF hard
work"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Buick has never been built to price.
Months before the season opens. the
nov models are designed and tested.
When each has Aoycd ~ correctness,
the selling price " established M close
G" ih" manufacturing cnst nH goud busl.
ness practice permits And brcause
Toe Buick ear II distinctly product
90 the Buick factory. ~ value Is al.
Na,s exceptional
"hrciuicullS, the new Buick IL more
than "a Wurihy Successor to the pre-.
Ntoua models that have performed their
way into the eoaris ct motorists every.
where. in appearance. The new Buick
is q revelation.
'Thr line for nineteen twenty one
comprises seven new models each pow.
red with th famous sN.,yliudr Buick
Nalycin.h'1d motor. ~ other wards
a single standard of mechanical excel.
irnc' and reliability IN nVaillbl" Tor the
purchasers 10 nll Buick ears. supple.
Wrnied hs tnur rlnrnd and three open
body types which make 10 possible to
Apply The liui'. standard tu individual
requirements"
Asked f,r Re- general description ~
oro ~ the numerous 1921 models urfrr.
al by the lui0k dealers. Ne. Dixon
said
The now Ruick Model Twenty one
Fly .r ln elegant motor car fur the
FAMILY That seeks more uNury. added
room. and d,iiCotc ruuomouts boz
rcu round vehicle. u j. the latest do.
''tpm'ui ~ master craftsmen who are
skilled I'm puitlng the most into ear.
While 10 b. dcrlupd primarily a.
n''' the needs 81 fhr family in Nv
daily requirements. rouycui.nD,s that
1ii comfort to long and continuous
'Ip hay" been d.yrl.rDd side hy side
With 'fiicicrCy strength and wearing
EEL llti's
Tho altered lines ~ IN. exterior
have. in addition Goo improving the
beauty ~ ~" eat made possible greater
r.u ard more generous seats Tor "N.
tea passengers Tho folding seats dis.
'pno'r 'omulc'cly leaving % commo.
d'"rs r"1r compartment.
Ventilation IL controlled ly adiusta.
Die windows ana windshield. the door
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
CREEKM0R[ States
FACTS Of INTEREST
ON MACHINERY LINE
FINDS HARVESTER TnREslIER N
GREAT FARM SCHEME ~ THE
GOLDEN STATE

l.. ]. Crcckmorc Of the Crcckmoro
implement Company ct Amarillo IN one
ul the most enthusiastic business resi-
dents 90 tho city. While ne IN con-
ccrncd deeply In his avn line OF husi'
ness be- also takes general interest
In the advancement If the entire terri
tory served through his exceptional list
OF machinery Following iH taken from
a letter from Mr. CrVekinurc relative 10
the work az the Mccormick Harvester
Threshcr, In action.
"'rht writer made u trip last summer
to farm to soo % Mccormick Harvest
cr Thr,shor az work. The FARMER was
% man about Go years u age. very In
tclligtnt and well educated. lie had
been farming bc, In IN" Middle West
about twenty years. ana came out TO
California to retire. his ambition would
not allow him in give up farming. -
he bought q small ranch ~ about zoo
acres. ana inside of five years had
added 600 hcr,s tie owns three
tractors. two combined harvester
,hrr.h,rs. many r.ows. ul'aro imple'
monts and host of huying machine.
his grandfather was Mccormick
booster. as was his father, and he
swear. Is Mccormick machines"
Asked concerning ;he much talked Of
Titan 1890. Mr. CrcoSmorc said.
"whcn Il comes TO performing In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
.cHIsuM SAYS ESSEX
ACHIEVEMENTS CAR
RELIES ON RECORD
ATTENTION CALLED To WIDELY
PUBLISHED RECORD COVERING
cot NTLESS TESTS.

Tonpy Chisum cats attention q the
reputation ~ "a. Essox. when asked
by % representative ~ The News fW
sonc Information aboai his rcmarkahl
car. IN %" following manner
Every locality now knows Essex fof
thc accomr lishmont ~ some great feat.
In hundreds 70 ways Il has showed iis
supremacy IN an kinds of tests Econ
ony. endurance. reliability. speed. hill
climbs, easy riding. acceleration-ihcs
are some 81 the things Essex has prov.
ii. and assumed the leadership.
Countless local records are now held
by the Essex everywhere. But. stand.
ing out and Of national interest, ar.
such achievements as the 3.037 miles
5o'hour endurance run on the Cincln
nad Speedway. 81 Essex stock chassis
under the \. A. A. supervision.
And greatest % all-the coveted
trnnsconiinsntal record from san Fran
'is'o to New York. which the EsieS
now holds. -Four times during the
month - August. Essex touring carr
/ crossed Am'rica. two eastbound and
.wo wcstbound. and each time did these
'nrs break al previous records. Tn,
fastest time Was mnde from san Fran-
asco 10 New York. days. 10 hours
and ~ minutes The average time q,
the four cars vas days. 81 hours and
y minutes on each trip. for the first
time In history. United States mail was
carried across the continent hy motor
chr. These records of four Essex tour.
!ng cars stand cut as the greatest proof
ot Essex reliability and endurance"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

tlng back upon a more Substantial ana
permanent econOmic foundation.
THAT this readjus,ment h rapidly
nearlng completion IL Indicated by tho
fagi that for some little time past there
has been reported by the hanks AN In.
cfeaHlng turnover u money. This Is
always n EoOd sign.
"A process 81 liquidation IL taking
Mace which is putting the money II
the country into healthier lines Of bus
mess enterprises. While the hanks re-.
mort No radical reduction In the total
amount 81 leans they do report an In.
creasing LIQUIDATION ~ outstanding nl,
legations and consequent increase ~
new loans which means that the ma.
tiun's money Is going back "a work
again and that buying power il on the
increase.
Il should my off hand that every dol.
lar Islid IN on an old debt Increases tho
buying capacity ~ the country to the
extent az about five dollars
by way of illustration: n man
owes vou q dollar and pays Il. you have
a dlhlr more with which O. buy aud
the man from whom you buy has an.
oihcr collar with which he may pur.
chhso, and va on. throughout the circle
''Thc present condition og business In.
dicai's pretty clearly 10 me that there
Is bound T. be- an impr Aem'nt In tho
buying market IN automobiles and Kin.
drcd lines In which am. 81 course. pii.
marily Interested hui that business. ~
a wholc. soon viii h.. To- quote the Old
sloean, Carrying an as usual"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
R00s QUOTES MASH
GDNPbHY's LEADER
ON 1921 BUSINESS
DECLARES AMERICA RICHEST AND
MOST PR0GREssivE IN
WORRY.

+. L. Roos % the Roos' Schns Com.
nany. gives out the following Interview
nom the head of the great Nash No.
tors company:
"wlth the abundance of material
wealth IN the country today. the busl
ness outlook Is bound 10 be most en-
couraging." says I. ". Nash. Prcsi'
dent az the Nash Motors Company and
one q the oountrys foremost mann
facturers. .
"Amcrlca II today the riches, natioa
n the world, This will not be question
ed. For sumo years past We have acted
az the main source Of supply Tor othei
countries. The volume ~ our prOduc.
tion In meet lines has been limitnd only
By our ability 10 produce and not "
The size of the dsmand
'our products havs been sold AZ top
prices. In payment for these products
there has been a steady flow into this
eoantry q the money ~ the world ua.
I'll America. lasiead ~ being addled
by stupendotss financial obligations "a
are most Of tho other countries. stands
In the enviable position 81 being tho
worlds crcdilorr-the greatest money
power among nations
AS nation We are more than 81
vent. We have n handsome balanc,
On the right side ~ the ledger. And
this wealth In not concentrated In the
hahds Of few insiividuals. II T. spread
through every Industry and every layt
Il the nations fconomic life.
-f5uslness has Jns passed through the
most profitable era In it, history on
The American, continent. Sales total.
have passed all previous marks and
profits have hsen correspondlngly good
'Thia naturally. brought with u n
period of unprccsdentcd prosperity foi
labor which has received more fur Il,
services. In many instances for a sin
sie day. than Il formerly received in a
week.
"nrmers. too. have shared aund
antiy In ihsss general good times.
The point am making Is that Their
10 wealth. a. grtat amount ~ wealth
throughout the land. This, 81 course. r.
fundamentally Important. Il Is the
eround upon which base my convlc
ton that the Tcadjusiment through
which we arc just passing il to be- fol
lowed b. a period u good business n,
this ! do not mean boom business sucl
as Immediately preceded the present De
fiasion process. but business condition,
which viii be a great deal more s,abl,
and sound.
my confidence In the average Amer.
lean business man and his adinlnistra.
tive ability II grsat. know that taker
collectively. he Is the best business mar
IN the world. I do not believe this 4
mere patriotic talk. bu; feel that III,
facts bear me out.
so I fed certain that he Is a his
enough executive 70 20 through nee.
essafy period 81 deflaiion and emerge
stronger and more secure than he was
before.
In short. my confidence In the Amer.
Fan business man. backed as he il by
The nations wealth. leads me 90 b.
most hopefal over the business OUTLOOK
for the future.
IL Ia true that we are right now un.
dersosng rcadjustment which was nec.
e>zary and inevitable and which. 20 my
mind. h bound 10 have a good effect
upon the entire country.
This readius,ment means a soueez.
ms out Of fictitious values and a ee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

windows being nttod with patented
handles Ter raising or lowering them.
Convenient will, shades grace the win
dows AMI the nniiglarc sun shade
makes for tn comfort ~ the driver.
The d1or' are of ample sizo and
omen completely. affordlng convenient
entrance o. or exit frum either com.
mruuvut The doulW M this model.
ANA alan Mod" Tbrty Elght. are
oguipprd with concealed sion hinTcs
and double safety latrhcs. The front
springs. ~ the pocinl Buick suspcn'
sion, are supplemented with snubhcrs
a in the ease ~ all CLOSED mldels
This upholstery Ia beautifully done
In rich ear plush with which the In
terror decorations blend beautifully
The commitments are illuminated viii
corner lirhts"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

pro1i'lrnt.olect Harding rays: The
tendency 20 supplement our transpor.
iatlun facilities by more extended uss
Il IMPROVED highways and motor
vehicles. rs so apparent that Il cannot
be- douh,cd that We viii more and
more rely on this mode of tranuporta.
ton"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The Farm journal says ?.sG6,i7s
passenger ears are owned by farmers.
~ Yea realize how little you use your
ear iur pleasure and how much for
business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The motor vehicle has hroadcncd
the sphere cf The usefulness u tho
physician. and has actually saved
thousands - lives ~ the result
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Fifty million citizens are made
healthier. happier and better by the
automobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

with Co. Iulckucss and flexbillty
The automobile IL an absolute neces.
Sly tu the farmers business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Can you imagine this city without
automobiles? Think about Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

We exported si7s.S.s.sss worth o
automobiles In 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Fi,y million citizens are made health.
icr weather. and better by tho auto
mobile.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Mr.. Pieratt adm son Of near Rich
mond, were guests o. Mr. and Mrs.
T 5. Pieratt Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johns. Of
near Nicholasville. spent Sunday with
Mr. Hiram Ray and family.
Your old tires and tube. made
good az new. Bring them in and
let Us show you.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Noel. Of Madi-
son county were guests Of Mr.. Ollie
Bogie and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. W. Sanders. Miss
es Lucille Sanders, Myrtle and Chris
tine DAVIS spent Tuesday in Lexing-
ton.
Mr.. r. O. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbot jenkins have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Bradshaw at
Danville.
Mrs. Permelia Bogie received news
Tuesday Of the death Of her sister
in-law. Mrs. John W. Tcater. at Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Rev. Boiling Of Louisville. preach
ed here Sunday morning and eve
ming and visited Mr.. T. O. Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot jenkins.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
PAINT LICK

Miss Mabel Han spent this week
in Louisville and attended the X. +.
A.
DIR. II. j. Patrick attended the
Dentist convention In Louisville last
week.
Your cid tire. and tubes made
good as new. Bring them in and
let Us show you.
All the teachers at Paint Lick
school will attend the X. Z. A. at
Louisville this week.
Mr.. Henry White Of Atlanta, Ca,
is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. X. c.
Woods and family.
Several from here will take ad-
vantage Of the excursion Sunday 10
hear Billy Sunday in Cincinnati
Sam Campbell Beasley was taken
TO Richmond hospital Monday eve
ming to be operated on for append
citis.
Misses Mamie Sloan, Zula Calico,
Martha and Fannie Dowden were the
guests Of Mrs. Rube Ralston Mon
day night.
Rev. W. A. Ramsey and j. y,
Denny left Tuesday, as delegates
from Manse Presbyterian ehsTeh 70
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
LLOYD

Eta Bell Ross was in town Satur
day.
Mrs. Fred Snyder visited her moth
er Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Ray is some better al
this writing.
Mrs. A. r. Burehell IL some better
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuby Teater were in
Danville shopping recently.
Mrs. James Foster visited Frank
Ray and family Sunday.
Mrs. Harrison Teater and baby
have the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sebastian. Wis
tied Mrs. Burehell recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simpson visit
ed her home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Sale Hurt is able TO be out
after a long spell Of rheumatism.
Allen Howard entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alex Masters Sunday.
Mrs. Ollie Black and baby visited
her mother, Mrs. Adams Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hicks spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Ray attend
ed preaching Sunday at Sim Clarks.
Kirby Teater was on Buckeye
ridge Friday buying hogs and cattle.
Kirby Teater shipped a load Of
hogs and cattle 10 Cincinnati Thurs
day.
Your old tires and tubes made
good "a new. Bring them in and
let us show you.
Kirby ycater bought from Huke
Preston a nice milk COW, price un-
known.
Mrs. L. L. Matthews is very low
with blood poison from a nail in hei
hand.
Hogan and j. l.. Ieater bought
several hogs from different partie,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baily Ray are re
ioicing over the arrival ~ boy
His name is Edward.
Mrs. Sailie Ann Simpson Is with
her sister Mrs. Matthews, who Is very
IN with blood poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. jess Casey spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. Sparks.
Miss Alice Ray has returned hons
after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Nc
MILAN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
BUCKEYE

Mr.. Rsather Ray was in Lexing-
ton Monday.
Mr.. Everett Grow and family have
moved near Haekley.
Mr.. r. W. Sanders bought a nice
pony from Mr.. W. A. Whitaker.
Mrs. Hiram Ray and Mrs. Nora
Teater were visitors in Nleholasyille
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd. Of Virginia.
Rave been visitingN Mr. and Mrs.
ThOmPS Davis
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21
MOTHERS FRIEND
For Expectant Mothers
usEp BY Inaee GENERATIONS
s..s %. soos,rr .. sor-ss@ooe sAs'.
ssAsusls sssslAIoa Co.. psyr. SO. hrlAsrA. ca
BRYANTSVILLE

Mr.. Dean. Of Elizabethtown, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. ]. II. Edward.
Mr.. Melvin Harris. o. Lexington.
has been the guest Of Mrs. Belle
Tomilson.
Mrs. 4. H. Ballard mas been the
guest Of friends In Lexington for the
past week.
Mrs. NJ. O. Kennedy and Mrs. c. c.
Becker were in Danyille shopping
Thursday.
Mr.. Chenault Ruble has returned
home after a two weeks stay in Haz-
ard, Ky.
Mrs. Fannie Bryant has been on
the sick list. but Is some better at
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

this writing
Miss Thesssa Woods. Of Asbury
College wllmorc. spent the week
end with home folks
Mrs. Z. NJ. Dean and Mrs. John
W. Bryant and Mr.. A. T. Scott. Jr.i
were in Dauville Thursday.
Mrs. y. u. Edward and Miss Allie
Mae Edward were the guest Wednss-
day. Of Mrs Belle Tonilson.
Miss Lucy Turner Of Lancaster,
has been spending several days with
her grandmother. Mrs. J. A. Trumbo.
Mr.. and Mr.. Sam Montgomery,
Misses Lillian and Jessamiue Watts.
were in Nicholasvillc shopping Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryant enter
tanned Sunday Rev. Bouniin and Mr..
Richard Conant. Of Wilmore and
Miss Elsa VI. lson.
Your old tire. and tube, made
good q, new. Bring them in and
let Ne show you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gosney and
daughter. Louise Of Markshury spent
the day with Mrs. $. =. Croushorr
and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Hogan ant
children. Carrie, Jessie and Marion
Of Springfield, were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. adm Mrs. NJ. o. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Edward, Mis-,
Allie Mae Edward. Messrs. Thoma,
Henry and Robert Edward were thu
guests Tuesday 81 friends in Nieho
lasville.
The Bourne High School playe,
Bryantsville High School Friday AZ
ternoon at o'clock at this place. II
ball game the score being II 20 o
IN favor Of Bryantsyille.
Among those who were in Danvill,
shopping Friday were Mrs q. NJ
Moreland and son. James bourbon
Miss Zillah Dawes, Mr. and Mrs. W
T. Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs. u. II
Halcomb and Mary Belle Haleomb.
Among those from here who at
tended the Opera House "Lightnin'
were DIR. and Mrs. Il. c. Rose. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Hogan Ballard, Mrs.
II. Ballard. Miss Wayne Ballard. Mr.
Jake Burnside. Mr. and Mrs A.
Swope, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Dean an,
Miss Stella Mae Grow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

attend the Presbytery at New Pro-
violence, Ky.
The meeting at Walnutta Is well
attended. The services will continue
through the week To date there
has been one addition. Bro. Vogel
Of Berea, is doing the preaching.
Miss FAME Dowden was given a
birthday dinner last Thursday by
Mrs. W. c. Wynn. The following
were present: Miss Fannie Dowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wynn, Mrs. Mar
tina Wynn and Mrs. T. J. Thompson.
TODD.
This community was very much
shocked Thursday u last week when
the news was received over the tele-
phone that Miss Mary Todd was
dead. Few knew that she had gone
to the hospital as she was in Paint
Lick and community in the interest
of the Cradle Roll Of the Baptist
Sunday school Saturday afternoon
and AZ church Sunday morning. She
helped get dinner Monday before
going to the hospital on Wednesday
evening for gall stone. She was re-
ported as getting along nicely Thurs
day morning In about an hour az
ter the message came saying she was
doing nicely another came saying she
was dead. Too much cannot be said
in praise Of Miss Mary. She was a
devoted christian. member % the
Mt. Tabor church since young girl.
hood. She never tired Of doing
things for the sick and needy. Al
ways visiting them and never going
empty handed, especially IL they
needed assistance. Miss Mary wa,
horn Dee. 18th, 1870. She is sur
viyed by three sisters, Mesdame,
Robt. Botkins, 4. +. Caldwell ana
VIM. Rogers and five brothers. Newt
and John Of Okla. Geo. Jim, ane
Tom. Of this place ard a host OF
friends who will miss her.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Miss Lena Hollan visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Ray Saturday night
and Sunday.
Several attended the sale Of James
Litte,el Friday. Everything sold well.
Mrs. Josie Matthews visited Mrs.
/. l.. Matthew Monday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

DIED

In New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become q victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

When a maiden discovers that she
has fallen ~ love with the wrong
fellow she has a perverse craving to
dive In just a little deeper.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Conducting baby shows in order TO
determine the most perfect ones u
becoming quite a fad in the biz cities.
In this community such a course Is
not necessary. They are all perfect.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-21

Get busy. Keep busy. l. your
job unSafeF l. il permanent
You want a lifelong business sell
ing more than 1877 Watkins Pro-
ducts direct TO farmers II you own
auto or team or can get one; 4 you
are under so and can give bond with
personal sure,ics. We back you
with big selling helps. 90 years in
business. 20.OO0.OO0 users Of our
products Write for information
where you can get territory.
J. X. Watkins Co.
Department III, winona. MINI.
(l-7-st. pd.l