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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

In review of the business interests
of the county there is no one concern
more worthy Of extended mention than
this one house. Here the public has
at its disposal the services of n man
who possesses the knowledge and who
obtained hls manufacturing and bust
ness education in'the school of practi-
cal experience. From the i'm ,eptiOn Of
the enterprise, quality has been the
aim and standard of excellence has
been maintained from the beginning.
The plan of the concern ''is'very ex-
tensive and is equipped with the latest
Of scientific machinery for the produce
ton of high ,lass work. His name
stands for quality, reliability and prog
ress i'm the monument lines of this see
ton Of the country, and as the advan-
tages of the period have marked inn
prOyements i'm the monument makers
art this company has adopted these late
scientific prod as rapidly as they
were approved by the trade. That the
management has been especially active
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

This well known bottling works is de-
serving of more than passing notice in
this review of the onward progress of
the community. as they are perhaps
the largest producers of soda waters in
this section of the State, their brand
being a standard of quality and is so
recognized by the trade for radius of
many miles.
Their products are popular because
their plant is most modern and they
have realized the popular demand for
pure and wholesome refreshments
Therefore they have gone farther than
the pure food law requires and turn
out Il product that is entirely free from
impurities as well as being delicious
and wholesome.
Many pure food experts have ruled
that soda water when properly made
is a food product containing lIfe-giv-
ing, energizing substances essential to
build up the bodies of children and
grown-ups The value of the sugar
alone in bottle of soda is of such i'm
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

the wearer the air of distinction that
belongs to all well-dressed men, but
which may be hard to secure.
The mems furnishings department
is on par with the clothing depart
ment, and here you will find shirts,
collars and hats-in fact all the essen
tials that comprise the wardrobe of a
modern gentleman.
Through the very commendable
methods that have marked their bust
ness career, and excellent quality of
their goods and expert workmanship
they have built up "A reputation that
extends throughout this county, and
viii IN adds to the volume of their bust
ness each season.
The manager and his statesmen are
well known and prominent men and
have always aided i'm booming the
home interests. They are well known
in every corner of the county as prog
ressive business men and authorities
on men wear.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

In making this review of the onward
progress of our community it would b,
very unjust to fail to mention this
well known concern and the famou,
line of cars for which they are agents
When the management of this firm
decided to take on the Buick automo.
bile they displayed rare judgment in
their selection and that their choi &c
was n good one is evidenced 10y the
great number of cars to be seen in use
daily i'm this section.
Anyone familiar with the automo-
bile business and with the many diff
ferent makes of cars that can be found
in any city are always ready to give
praise to the Buick car and its superb
or qualities.
There is no need to go into extern
sive detail as to the construction>of
these cars, but you all know that the
famous overhead valve system first
adopted by the Buick company, and
since adopted 10y many other cars in a
modified degree, is the secret of the
great success that this car has attained
To build a car that will work success
fully under all conditions, delivering
to the owner all that any automobile
user could ask i'm the way of pprfOrm-
ance and at the same time be extreme
in the low cost of upkeep has been the
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

Located Mount StrngEnos Patronage
Surrounding Specaize Plumbing Heating,
ting and vi Modern Plumbing

In the upbuilding of the modern
American city of the Goth century the
services of the modern sanitary engi-
neers are of the utmost value, for by
the modern standards of living the
length of the average human life has
been greatly increased This is part
ly due to the work of the sanitary
engineer. This condition compels the
modern sanitary engineer to be man
of advanced ideas, with a thorough
knowledge of the laws of sanitation.
As regards the above we cannot in
this review of our onward progress
fail to compliment him as he is regard
ed as most practical and competent in
this line and is assisted by the most
competent corps of helpers he could
secure.
He has been called to execute hot
water, steam, vapor and other heating
systems in some of the best dwelling
houses and finest buildings in our
county, and his ability and faculties
for the undertaking and carrying to
successful completion even the most
intricate work in these lines is well
known to those who have in the past
had business dealings with him.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

There is nothing so important to the
commercial development of the mod
ern city as an up-to.date establishment
where the men Of the community can
satisfy their demands for clothing and
haberdashery. This is the day and age
when the men of all ages must be neat
ly attired in clothing Of distinction and
quality. II they have to do their shop
ping along these lines i'm some distant
city, the home community suffers ac-
cordingly.
In this part of the State the needs,
desires and demands of the male popu-
lation are more than satisfied at this
well known store. The progressive es-
Enlistment is strictly modern and up
to-date and is stocked with a class of
goods that would do credit to much
larger city. 1t features Kuppenheimer
Brand clothes for men and young men,
which in itself. is proof of wisdom, for
these lines are found only in the lead
ing establishments. Just at present
they are well prepared to serve men of
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Sam Jackson
of the
Over Large Territory.

along these lines is evidenced by its
most modern and up-to date plan.
The large number of monuments
placed in the cemetery shows jim what
appreciation the people hold this estab-
lishment. Their unusual symmetry
and beauty of design stand as exam
piles of their expert designing and
workmanship and are'the admiration
of all who see them.
Any desiring or expecting to want
anything in the above lines should con-
suit them and look over their designs.
The manager will be pleased TO show
you whether you desire to purchase at
this time or not. Ii is pleasure for
us To point To this concern as one of
the leading enterprises of this section
and to say That it has always been en-
inently fair and honest as we'll as pro-
gressiye and up-to-date and that il has
won for itself the reputation of being
the leading concern engaged in this
especial field of endeavor. Ii is your
advantage 10 transact business with IT,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Foley's Has Never Failed

January is bad month for IN.
iluenza, la grippe and bronchial
troubles. 1t is unwise to neg.
lect the slightest cough or cold.
Mrs. f. A. Gibson, l547 College
Ave-, Racine, Wis.,, writes: $50.
ley's Honey and Tar has never
failed IN giving immediate relief
and | am never without it,
Children like fisherman Rob.
bins d Sons local agents.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

all ages and ideas and have an immense
stock of all newest and most attractive
designs.
The clothing department is one of
the very popular features of the estab-
lishment. Here you will find that the
excellent material and the expert
workmanship inculcated into their
clothes will render your apparel that of
distinction and quality. That individ-
uality which is so desirable and gar
ments n fame which is ever increasing
the patronage.
A full line of haberdashery, includ-
ing collars. ties, shirts handkerchiefs,
hats and undergarments, is carried in
stock.
We are pleased in this review to
compliment them upon their selection
of lines of merchandise, the high quail
ity of materials and workmanship dis
played i'm their stock and the courteous
treatment they extend to all callers at
their pla 20 of business.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

The establishment and workshop are
comfortably housed and the display
rooms are filled with the latest inven-
tions of modern manufacturers o I
plumbing fixtures. lie carries a stock
at all times of everything needed in
the line, and you can go there and
pick out what you want and see it be-
fore buying.
Those Of our readers no desire
work of the above character executed
should avail themselves of his serv-
ices and at all times we can assure
them of reliable work, while the
charges are always right. We compli-
ment him upoa-the well merited pro-
gress and the increasing patronage.
One of the features of his business
is the installation of complete plumb
ing and water systems. He only in
stalls the most improved designs and
San show you places Of reference that
gives the best satisfaction.
In this edition we also wish TO com
pliment him upon the prominent po-
sition obtained in the business life of
the country and upon the modern and
work in which is being
executed.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Furnace.

Miss Gladys Lowe is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bert Kincaid.
Mrs. J. r. Bowler has been i'll
for several days but is better at
present.
Miss Anna Broaddus, of Irvine,
has started winter school at
Mountain Springs.
Mr.. &. w. Lyle left Furnace
Saturday afternoon for Louisville
10 sell 800 pieces of fur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley are en-.
tertainlng the sister of the for.
mer, Miss Ester Bradley, Of Leu
isville.
Mr.. Fowler, of the New Do
minion Oil Company, was here
the past week looking after
leases.
Mr.. Phil Hodgkin was here this
week in the interest of the Hodg.
kin Grocery COMPANY at Win
chester.
A new oil well at Furnace on
the property of g. K. Newkirk
has proven great success. The
well was drilled by Mr.. j. Il.
Blgler. A few more wells will
be drilled near this location in
the future since this first well
was beyond expectation.
School closes at Furnace jam.
airy 20. The following program
will be given on that night by the
grammar school class and Others:
lnvocation-Prof. Campbell.
Reading The daughter of He.
rodeas"-Lilly Newkirk.
Chorus -"kentucky Babe"
Solo 1.-The Lilac Tree" Glynn
Miller.
Reading-"Betsy Hawkins goes
to city" Daisy Shouse.
Trio - "Plantation Lullaby
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. LYLE and
Mrs. Miller.
Solo-"Mighty LAX a Rosen-
Tito Adams.
ChOrus-"I hear your voice in the
shadows"
Reading -" Lasca" Edwin
Shouse.
Violin Solo = "Humoresque."
Mrs. Dickinson.
Presentation of Diplomas-Mrs.
j. S. Lyle.
Address--Supt. +. S. Land.
Address-Prof. Il. @. Campbell.
Jhorus MEDLEY Of National
Airs"
Violin Solo - "Traumerei. -
Mrs. Dickinson.
5enediction-Supt. +. s. Land.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Kentucky Wesleyan College

Through the progressive efforts of
this valuable institution the younger
generation of this Sc ,tion is now offer
ed the educational advantages of any
of the larger cities of the state. 1t is
not often that counties like this can
boast of such an up-to-date institution
like this one. Not only can young
men and young women in this county
secure general education, b u t
through this college they can prepare
themselves for their life's work.
This is a day and age of business eff
cheney. The man or woman who is
not prepared to keep pace with the
demands of the present day business
efficiency is soon lost in the hurry and
hustle of modern methods. 1t is not
necessary that one become a machine,
but it is absolutely essential that
everyone who wishes to be successful
in business have practical business
and such training can only
be secured in an institution devoted
to preparing its pupils for business
life.
They have very modern up-to-date
buildings, and college trained teach
ers which enables the young people of
his and adjoining territory to secure
IN adequate education.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Mount Sterling Bottling Works
High
Soda Waters-Featuring he Popular Our

portance the commission will permit no
substitute.
The eructations produced by the car
donated water, which contains a pre-
dominating sodium content, not only
cleanses the mucous membrane of the
stomach, but also in passing into the
intestines, digestion and nutrition are
assisted thereby.
The plant is credit to the commu-
nifty and is open at all times to the
inspection of the public, and the public
is cordially invited. Few cities many
times larger can boast of such a mod
ern and scientifically equipped bottling
works.
The brand is very popular about the
country, being handled by all first. class
retail dealers.
We are pleased to point with pride to
the establishment and recommend the
class of goods that they are furnishing
to the trade and assure everyone that
when they order soda waters or Our
Cola, they will get the very best.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

aim of the Buick company. That they
have succeeded we all know and we
wish to compliment their local gaents
for having given people of this section
such an opportunity to purchase real
car values.
At their salesroom will be found the
many accessories that make automobi,
ing a pleasure, and the public will be
surprised TO find such courteous and
magnificent service as this well known
concern insists on showing each pat
ron. whether new or old. The manag, =
ment is in the hands of men who are
well known in business circles of this
community and have carried the pro-
gressive and boosting spirit that they
have shown in all affairs pertaining to
expansion and upbuilding of this sec
ton into their business. BY the prac-
tice of fair dealing with the public they
have won reputation that is well war
ranted and that the people have conf
dence in them is evidenced by the
many pc ople that come to their sales
room to have the many little motor
troubles that come up, ironed out.
We wish to compliment this firm for
the great part it is playing in the on
ward progress of our community, and
for the selection of merchandise they
offer the public.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Mount Sterling Garage
Unexpectedly


Motor Car who Offering
lent service extensive Phone 3lS
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

The management of this school is
progressive, able and efficient and has
built for themselves and school rep
utation of accomplishment and hon
esty and their untiring efforts merit a
liberal support from the people of this
section.
This college is one of the leading in
stitutions of its kind in the country
and has contributed in no small meas
ure to the fame and prosperity of the
middle-west.
There is an undefinable something
that this school is building around
which is more durable than its con-
crete pillars; which will abide when
people and measures are forgotten,
which is as lasting as the blue grass
landscapes which your children will be
telling when you are gone.
1t offers the people of this county
the advantages of a modern, progress
sive and efficient college right here
almost at their very door and in this
special edition we wish to urge that
this is the logical school for students.
Write for catalogue and for book of
views. Address The Presidents Of
flee, Winchester, Kentucky"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
Safe Fat Reduction

Reduce. reduce, reduce. is the slogan
of all fat people; Get thin, be slim Is
The oyerfat wiring their hands in morti-
fication and helplessness;. revolving at
n~auseating drugs, afraid OF violent
exercise, dreading the unwelcome and
un satisfying diet, until they, hit upon
tho harmless Marmola Prescription 2
learn through 1t that they may saleIy
change in their mode Of life, but harm
iessly, secretly and quickly reaching
their ideal OF figure, with a smoother
skin, better appetite and health than
hey have ever known. And now comes
Marmoia Prescription Tablets from me
same famously harmless formula as the
Marmola Prescription. II behooVes you
10 learn the satisfactory, beneficial ef-
fects of this great, safe, fat reducer by
giving to your druggist one dollar FOR
a case, or sending a like amount 70 tns
Marmola Company. 46l2 WoooWaro
Avenue, Detroit, Mich, with a reques'
that they mail TO you a case OF Marmoia
Prescription Tablets.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
Wood Filler Should
Be Used Upon Floor
Before Applying Wax

The most popular way to prepare a
floor for waxing is to introduce a wood
filler before applying the a To DO
this. the floor should be scraped \
then sandpapered until very smooth.
Then apply a coat of paste filler IN
which you have introduced some STAN
or color, the amount of color to repre-
sent a slightly weathered floor OF OAK
or maple or whatever the wood may
be. II a plain filler is used, it should
follow a coat of stain.
To apply a coat Of paste filler 1t is
necessary first to thin the filler with
either BENIN or t%urpentine to- a
creamy consistency. Cover a few feet
of the surface at a time, working the
filler well into the pores of the wood
by means of a sturdy brush or cloth
Wipe across the grain OF the WOOD
When the filler has thoroughly dried,
which takes from 80 to 4S hours, ap,,
DIV the wax. Filters are used to fill
and level the surface for the applica-
ton of wax or varnish, which, it not
used, would permit the finishing coats
to sink into hollow pores and holes
! thereby giving the floor a porous ap'
pearance. Filters do not require sand
ing. Apply the first coat OF wax witt
q cloth, after which it should be thor
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

[ aim always to be gowned differently;
and to EXPRESS that individuality i
feel within me-" Miss Walsh answered.
And that's the urge that mas
brought you back today?" Madame
asked.
Just that she confessed. And
because il the late summer days l
think one needs some garment par
ticularly inspiring
Clothes have a wonderful psyche
logical effect, of course" madame
agreed. And I've always felt that at
the tag end of a season one can keep
UP morale by dressing more carefully
I'm feeling just that need of hay
ing my morale boosted. n that's
why I've come to you" was her
clients answer. =,
madame. Were not busy just now
as it's n little early for the fall sea
son. so I'll have a stunning black crepe
designed for you, instead Of letting
you choose a design from the ones we
have to show. I think you'd rather
enjoy getting it that way"
Il know I should" responded Miss
Walsh, enthusiastically.
/ was much interested, and stood
nearby while the designing process was
going on in the fitting room.
Its wonderful to see you poke
those pins in and watch the dress fal
into line as you do it," Miss Walsh
remarked as she watched madame't
deft fingers moving back and forth
Madame was working or the skirt
THE Grapes which pull straight
across your figure are not 81 becom
ing as the longer ones, so I'm letting
them fall in long, vertical lines" sht
explained.
II do crave the long line" Mis-
Walsh answered. And the skirt will
be very long, won't it," she asked.
"Oh, very answered madame
And a long, loose panel will SWIM
from the back"
/ watched with interest while tn
! sleeve was in the process of evolu
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
Health Restored
By Radium

The wonderful curative power OF
Radiurn has been known for years.
However, the benefits Of this precious
heaIth-giving substance nave in the
past been only within the means or
persons of wealth.
Since the invention Of Degnen's Ra-
dio-Active Solar Pad. any man or WON
an, poor or rich, can afford this treat
ment, which offers so much RELIEF from
suffering and disease.
Degnen's Radioactive Solar Fac IL
worn next to the body day and night.
II pours a constant stream OF radio
active energy into the system while you
work, play or sleep, helping to build up
weakened nerves and tissues TO a
strong. healthy condition. 1t creates a
Vigorous circulation Of blood, thus re.
moving congestion, which Is the real
cause of most diseases.
To prove just what this remarKaoie
treatment can do for you. we Will send
our appliance on trial with the under
standing that we will not charge you a
cent If II fails to give satisfactory re
| suits. This offer Is open to any person
| who has pain of any kind, nerve weak
ness, high blood pressure. stomach, Kid
ney or liver complaint, bladder trouble
or disease of the lungs or heart.
No matter what your ailment or nov
| long you have had It, we will gladly LEI
YOU try the appliance at our risk. Write
today for free literature giving complete
information. Radium Appliance Co:
175 Bradbury Bldg, Los Angeles Cain
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
What This Buffalo Physician
Has Done For Humanity

The picture which appears here OF
DIR. Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y, was taken
in 1910. AS a young man DIR. Pierce
practiced medicine in Pennsylvania and
was known far and wide for his great
success in alternating disease. He
early moved to Buffalo and put up in
ready-to-use form, his Golden Medical
Discovery, the well-known tonic for the
blood. This strength builder is made
from a formula which DIR. Pierce
found most effective in diseases OF
the blood. 1t contains no alcohol and
is an extract Of native roots with the
ingredients plainly stated on the wrap,
per. Good red blood, vim, vigor and
vitality are sure to follow If you take
this Alternative Extract. DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery clears away
pimples and annoying eruptIons and
tends to keep the complexion fresh and
clear. This Discovery corrects the
disordered conditions in a sick stom-
ach. aids digestion, acts as q tonic
and purifies the blood. Write DR.
Pierce's Jnvalids Hotel in Buffalo,
Nj. Y, and receive confidential medical
advice without charge. All druggists
sell Discovery. tablets or liquid. Send
Zoe for trial package.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
Hints for Wash Day
on Removing Stains

To remove coffee stains, fresh or
old. from table linen, pour boiling wa.
ter gradually around the outer EDGE OF
the spot. then all over it and you Will
see the spot fade out. Rub with some
good white soap and plenty of hot wa
Ter. rinse out thoroughly in warm wa
ter and hang in the sun until dry, says
the Designer.
On Monday morning put molasses on
the children's white stockings or SUMS
before washing and let stand a short
time. This will remov all OF the
grass stains.
Use BENIN instead of gasoline TO
take out stains from wooden goods. III
will remove the stains without leaving
a mark.
After white wool and silk have been
washed several times they become vel
low. This may be prevented by adding
two tablespoons of vinegar to each
quart of rinsing water used.
Use n little sugar in the rlnsing wa
fer when washing laces and fine fab'
RIGS. 1t gives a gloss that starch can
not give. IN.
On wash-day try putting your doiies
and small pieces in a pillowcase ant
YOU will not have any trouble gettnf
them out of the boiler.
To save the trouble OF
comfortables each year, sew a strip o.
cheesecloth across each end ttop ant
bottom) and when it is soiled 1t car
be removed, washed n put oaci
again. ,u;+.o,
In ripping up an old sweater, knitte'
or crocheted. wind the wool into skeIns
then dip in lukewarm so~ap-suds, lie
dry and wind into balls. This take
the wrinkle out of the wool and 1t be
comes easier to knit and looks hk
new again.