Mountain Advocate from Barbourville, Kentucky • Page 5

rA ji 'f Do Not Get Ge'Al With 'YouiBlood Supp Iaparltlu Isvlte DiaeMe. Yen should paj tMurttealar Wed to any indication tfcat bWod apply la becoMte ritMr. that, there la a Jwaie la ta atrong and vital force. By keeping year Wood purified, your syiteih asoro asJly wards off disease that is ew prawnt, wit- J- Mfn1 tothviiMa- ftJiarrt In An AXKbotttwTS. 8.

I havo Installed an up-to-dafo X-hay 'Mncliino for tho examination of toothy which may bo causing niioumntlsm, Hcnrt Troubto, etc A. L. Porker, Dentist, Barbounrillo, Kentucky. 10 Personal Mention SEE REID FOIt INSURANCE Your best Interest looked after If you Insure with C. Dickinson Co.

Miss Helve Donaldson la down with II this week. Louella Itflller, who was sick with tonsllltls, Is back in school. Mr. J. T.

Gibson Is recovering from a severe cold. Miss Llllle Creasy has accepted a position with tho Model Bakery. Mrs. Toulmln Garrard and little son have met and conquered the flu. The family of Esom Smith are happily lmbrovlng.

Lud Miles, of Swan Pond, was here Tuesday. John Gibson, of Fount, was In our noisy metropolis Tuesday. Mrs. Hugh M. Cddfield surprised her family with a visit Tuesday morning.

Can you afford not to have your home or buslnes insured? C. Dickinson Co. "Wo sell the C. Dickinson Co. for alt kinds of Real Estate, Farms, Coal and timber Lands.

R. N. Jarvls returned 8unday from a business trip to Nashville, Tenn. Claudq Miller tlgthnlng express man for Stanflll Is recovering from flu bugs. Rev.

John Ruggles made his regular trip to Middlosboro Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lockle Campbell, a studont at B. B. I. visited home folks at Wilton over Sunday.

Elbert and Sam Humfleet were with their parents in the country over Sunday. Arthur Wilder, of U. C. visited his parents at Corbin from Saturday till Tuesday morning. Sollle Hammond and wife spent tho week end with relatives at Mt.

Vernon, Clarence Swearlngen. Tho Heinz Man, spent Sunday with his family at Barbourvlllo. Miss Cassey McCoy, of Plnevllle, visited Union College Monday afternoon. Clarence Jackson was called back to Lee County wlitao he is employed in tho oil fields. There will be rogular services at the Christian Church on Sunday morning but no evening service.

Wanted The name of the person from whom Rev. T. J. Belcher borrowed an umbrella some two'weeks ago so that ho may return same. D.

C. Wells, stenographer at the C. M. R. R.

haa resigned his, position and left Saturday for his home In LoulsvJIIe. Henry Merenbloom, of Corbin, spent Sunday with the Cawn family and In the big Colo 8. Ellis Winter, of Harlan, was also a guest. Mr. and Mrs.

C. JJarnerv- of Plnevllle, spent Sunday wjth the Hawn Miss Ida May, of Harlan, Is also visiting tWllawns, 't Mrs. Keith, of Manchester, was calling on friends in Barbourvllle Monday and visited her 'daughter, Jane Keith, at Speed C. E. C.

Mitchell has bough and renovated a house back of the Baptist Instituto, at tho end ot'Plne Street, and has moved Into It. The Cut-Rate-Drug-Storo' has received Its new soda fountain and expect it to bo working before we go to press. Miss Flora Ella Staphenson, a trained nurse, who has been with her sister, Mrs, Chas. D. Cole at Harlan for some weeks, is visiting; Mr.

and Mrs Jno. M. TisuUy. iy At-1. t.1jAjl VAftt.

tno groat vegewDiw -cine, -will retltallto your blood and elvo you new strength and a Wealthy, vljtorou; vitality. Every- yjtom In perfect condition. Go to your drug store and get a bottlo to-day. and if you need any medical advice, you can obtain It without cost by writing to Medical Director, Swift Specific 109 Swift Laooravyfi If you wish to sell your farm or homo, sco Reid Real Estate Co. Geo.

T. Faulkner, Phone 102 Is now meeting all trains, day and night. He will be glad to receive calls from anywhere In the city or deliver passengers the same way. i Sam Cawn spent most of tho week In Cincinnati, where his brother-in-law, Louis Merenbloom, took a degree In tho Scottish Rite Masonic Order. Supt.

E. B. Hemphill wishes thoso Interested In the United States Garden Army would apply to him should they need literature as a supply has been sent to him. Sheriff Read P. Black lost his hat which tho wind snatched from htm Tuesday, but ho Invoked tho majesty of twinkling feet and recovered the errant hat.

Mrs. G. H. Albright and daughter, Miss Lillian, who have been wrest ling with flu, have downed the rascal and are feeling better as a conse quence. W.

C. Faulkner missed two days at the Bank thru the illness of his family. Miss Emma Morris was present however and the affairs of the institution went smoothly along. For Sale 3 good mine cars in first class shape. Guage 34 Inches.

W. S. Edwards, Sanitary Grocery Store, Barbourvllle, Ky. American Legion benefit play at the Star Theatre Tuesday night. You will be expected to be there If possi ble.

wish to build a Commun ity Buy a ticket. Mrs. Millie Nash has assumed charge of the Sanitarium. Whether it is education. Red Cross work or nursing tho sick, Mrs.

Nash is always competent. For Rent New 3 Room House on Third Street. See Ben Gregory, at The Advocate Office. The Star Theatre has arranged to get "The Eyes of the World" for May 1st. This Is ono of the masterpieces of the screen world and will draw big crowds.

Misses Fannie Helton, Maggie Burnett and Alice Walters, students at Union College, visited their parents at Wilton from Saturday till Monday. Frank Haun, from across the river, "brought In eleven and one half dozen eggs and a surplus cracked ipno. He got forty cents per dozen for them. Miss Martha Hampton, who lived near Glrdler. died Wednesday 17th, at the home of her father.

Interment was on Thursday, the 18th. Chester Arnold, the three months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith, passed to eternity Monday at 4 p. m.

The sympathy of their loss. Interment was in the City Cemetary Tuesday afternoon. Lost Between Cole Hughes and Dlshman St. and Depot St. a pair of gold rimmed glasses.

Please return to Mrs. Mavla Davis, Allison Avenuo. 19-2t Col, Alex. Sevier Is back from Shewanee, where ho went to see his little granddaughter, Ruth Hamilton Sevier, who Is becoming quite a walkatlve and talkative young person according to blm. Rev.

J. F. Ruggles, Rev. Aubrey Ouyn, Rev. Walter Butler, and Rev.

Saunders, pastors of churches In this section, wtU attend the Inter- Church-World Movement Conven- tlno held in Louisville this week. B. P. House of House Station on the C. M.

is nursing a very bad arm as the result of a jump from a mine trestle, made necessary by a run-away car. He was sent to the Logan Sanitarium by his medical advisor to have his arm X-rayed. A lottor from Dr. J. T.

Gibson of Owensvllle, to his fathor, Mr. J. T. Gibson states that his son, Sphar, fifteen years of age is dangerously ill with splnil meningitis with not much hope of his recovery. The Presbyterian services under the direction of Dr.

M. W. Lau and wife of Detroit are being well attended and much Interest Is being manifested. Dr. Lau is an able ex-pounder and Mrs.

Lau an excellent sbtjpr. A TI3XAM WONDER For kidney and blnddet troubles, gravot, weak nnd lame back, rheuma tism and Irregularities of tho kidneys and bladder In both mon und womon. not sold by your druggist, well bo sent by mall on receipt of 1 2 One small bottlo, often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr.

W. Hall "126 Olive st St Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. Adv. 48-521 Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Faulkner aro guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jno. H. Catron. Mr Faulkner recently drilled In a dry hole nt Scottsvlllo, Ky. Mrs.

Faulkner has been on the sick list for some days. The little play and program put on by the 2nd Grade under tho In struction of their teacher. Miss Pelly last Tuesday night, wns great suc cess nnd netted about twenty dol lars In spite of the rain. Mrs. John M.

Tlnsley and Mrs. 0. M. Richards spent the week end with Mrs. Chas D.

Colo at her now homo In Harlan. They also attended tho special meeting of tho Ladles Aid of the Harlan Christian Church. Tho Inter-Church-World Movement Convention held In Louisville this week, bids fair to be one of the greatest religious gatherings over held in Kentucky. Pastors of all tho churches of nearly all tho denominations nre in attendance. Sunday Sawyer A.

Smith and Mrs. Smith went to Corbin whero tho Mr. Smith addressed the Whitley County Post of the American Legion of which T. H. Haden, Jr.

Is Comman der The address was an eloquent one and kept the big audience interested from beginning to end. Mr and Mrs. Smith were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haden.

The Barbourvllle Brick Company under the efficient management of Mr. L. L. Richardson are mak-improvements that will not only-mean a great labor sacr, but they are also preparing, within the next sixty days to make a rough texture brick. The labor saver consists of a gas system producer, which will permit all the coal used being fed at ono point Instead of being carried, (often with half a shovelful of water) to each Individual fire.

Instead the manufactured gas will be carried to the fires, onsurlng a regular and constant heat. With a brick plant in town, our people should build brick houses, which arc nioro comfortable and less liable to go up in smoke and flamo. Tuesday night, March 23rd. the, American Legion, Denton-Smith Post 69, will give a benefit performance at tho Star Theatre, featuring one of tho Famous New Photo Plays, a new release of Farnum's. The proceeds will be used to start a fund for the Community House for the soldier boys.

We trust citizens will give every support to this splendid object. Price of admission 50c. Don't fall to attend the Star Theatre Tuesday night, March 23rd. Tho Denton-Smith Post 69 of the American Legion will put on a fine play and ask the support of every citizen. Tho fund raised will go toward the start of a Community House for tho soldier boys of Knox County.

Ad mission 50c. For Sale Farms from 20 to 175 acros. Size to suit purchaser. For quick sale, cheap. See Bart Reid, Barbourvllle, Ky.

Keep Well Do not allow the poisons of undigested food to accumulate in your bowels, where they are absorbed into your system. Indigestion, constipation, headache, bad blood, and numerous other troubles are bound to follow. Keep your system clean, as thousands of others (do, by taking an occasional dose of the old, reliable, vegetable, family liver medicine. Thedford's Black-Draught Mrs. W.

F. Pickle, of Rising Fawn, writes: "We have used Thedford's Black-Draught as a family medicine. My mother-in-law could not take calomel as it seemed too strong for her, so she used Black-Draught as a mild laxative and liver regulator We use it Inlhe family and believe it is the best medicine for the liver made." Try it. Insist on the genuine Thedford's. 25capa; age.

E-75 Km Br Din tin Eyestrain causes headaches, itching and burning sensations, Inability to read for a length of time without fatigue. Neglect of theso conditions may cause regret In the near future. Only 20 out of every 100 people have perfect eyesight today. Tho remaining 80 are or should be wearing proper glasses to correct the deficiencies of their vision. How about your eyes? Are you giving them the proper uttentlon promptly, due them they trouble you? If not, do so today! Early Eye Neglect causes regret.

Eyes which are weak in one way or another must havo proper care at onco. Wisdom Is supplied with many tools, yet none can ever repair the Damage caused by Early Eye Neglect. If your eyes are defective, or If they trouble you in the slightest way, attend to them at once. It you are wearing glasses now, and your eyes are bothering some, don't delay In having them examined ana refitted, for delay Is apt to lead to still greater troubles. Properly fitted glasses will Improve your vision and relieve eyestrain.

Eyes Examined Scientifically without the use of Drugs. Glasses prescribed only when Examination shows their need. PERSONAL SERVICE J. EFFRON, O. D.

Sight Over Cole Hughes Store Found 2 bunch of keys. Owner pleaso see Dr. F. R. Burton.

Tho family of M. P. Llewellyn aro all Hi, It is thought two have tho pneumonia. Insurance with C. Dickinson Co.

the best Insuranco and Service. Miss Pauline Lay has recovered from flu. Every dollar spent at home makes all the people more prosperous. Tuesday, March 23rd, wo will sell regular 50c cans table peaches for 41c a can. Limit three cans to a customer.

Stanflll Co. Mrs. W. B. Mlnton and two girls, Emily and Wlllamarai aio about over the flu.

For Rent 3 Brick Apartments, each containing 4 rooms. See T. F. Faulkner. 20-5tp Moso Potter, the sixteen year old son of Mack Potter, of the JacUhon Mining Company, Artemus, died Tuesday morning from pneumonia.

Interment at Swan Pond Wednesday. We will bond you. C. Dickinson Co. Bread is your best food Eat more of it Model Bakery 20 5t Parrott'a Garage Is unloading tluoe now Colo S's this week.

Thoy aro also expecting 6 Chevrlolet cars. Buy a home. C. Dickinson Co. Real Estate Agents.

Watch our home advertising columns. Our merchants are anxious for your business and are telling you what they have for sale. The ladles of tho Baptist Church will have a food and pastry sale on Saturday, April 3rd. SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS T1IH P. F.

DAUBY CORPORATIONS Specialist Ky The Stanflll Co. store li Installing an electric coffee router. Don't overlook the advertising of Miss Laura Hayes. She baa things that will please every Uste. Don't put off until tomorrow what can be done today.

Insure with C. Dickinson Co. On Tuesday, March 23rd, we will sell regular 50c cans of table peaches for 41a. Limit three cans to a customer. Stanflll ft Co.

Our Tuesday saea are strictly cash and carry, but look what a saving. Stanflll Co. Buy your Easter bat at home and help the home merchants to bring in only the best. This you can do and be "satisfied right at home. Collie Franklin will leave Monday for Knoxvllle, to buy Easier hats which will be here by Wednes day, March 24.

Your property may burn tonight. Insur? with C. Dickinson Co. Phone 186. Mrs.

Sarah Parker Comley, of Beattyvlllo, has been risltine relatives and friends for a few days. We have at leaat 17 different kinds of meat at a time. Give us your order. We're sure to have it. Always a variety In meats.

Fresh fish on Fridays. Stanflll ft Co. Mis. F. R.

Burton, who has been Hi with laryngitis, Is able to sit up. Miss Rosie Creacy has been her nurse. C. Dickinson ft Co. will insure your dwelling, household furniture, burn, stock, automobile and take a risk on your lite, accident and health.

Office over Cole, Hughes Co. Store. EfSfciJ LTO. MMLO. Urt ITS UNWISE to t-tor'ai daty snU Mmt.

yew atomac acU-4Mrbtl take KiwDID the a to cetttea tMtmf A pleasant relief the diacomfort of add-dysi MADE BY SCOTT BOV MAKERS OP SCOTT EMU For Potato Onions anil at Hawn's Store Insurance of alf kinds, Bonding and Real Estate, C. Dickinson Co. A D. Smith has purchased a 150 h. boiler for the Barbourvlllo Electric Light Company.

Wanted Man with Team or Auto who can give bond, to sell 137 Watkins Home and Farm Products, biggest concern of Us kind in the world. 11,500 to $6,000 yearly Income This County open. Wrlto today J. It. Watkins Dept.

112. Winona, Minn. 20-2t If desiring a good farm or city location. C. Dickinson Co.

"Wo sell tho earth." Mr. Wm. Lock, who has been for some months in California, may bo found at 2325 Mistletoe Avenue, Ft. Worth, Texas, in the biggest State in the union. Texans also declare it to be the best and are quick on the trigger.

K. W. Johnson, of Wheeler, and Tloyd Woolum, of Warren, were breathing our free air Tuesday. List your Real Estate with C. Dickinson Co.

"We sell tho earth." Miss H. I. Hornsby, who has oc cupied the position of abstract clerk nt the L. N. depot, has resigned and gone to her home at Athens, Tenn.

The vacant position will be filled by Joe Hopper and Roy Evans will have Mr. Hopper's position. Insure your property with C. Dick inson ft Co. Office over Cole Hughes ft Co.

Store. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R.

Mitchell, Tuesday morning, a nlco looking nine and a halt pound boy. Mrs. Mitchell had the girl naino but For Sale One 6 year old Jersey cow. Good milker and gentle. See V.

C. McDonald. 20-tf Mr. Miller, the contractor of the U. C.

gymnasium, was the guest of his wife at Williamsburg for tho week end. Union College orchestra will give a concert In the II. S. Auditorium in Wlllamsburg, Saturday evening, March Bread is your best food Eat moie of It Model Bakery 20 5t Dr. Burton reports more sickness in Park Valley than In any other section of the County.

Rev. A. H. Davis loft Monday for Catlesburg, to hold a meeting. Safety First Insure your Life.

Homo Business and Auto. Dickinson Co. News from Jason Sears, at Fort Collins, is that he is Improving under the sunny skies of Colorado. For Sale Two Story Brick Building, New, 7 Rooms and Basement. Hardwood Floors.

Nicely Plastered and Finished. Corner Knox and Allison Ave. Lot 156x102 Cousin Jim Golden, Barbourvllle, Ky 17-tf GET READY FOR "FLU" Keep Your Liver Active, Your System Purified and Free Prom Colds by Taking Calotab3, the Cal Tablets, that arc! lightful, Safe aric Sure. Physicians and Druggists are advis ing their frieuds to keep their systems purified and tbeir organs in perfect working order as a protection against tho return of influenza. They know that a clogged up system uud a lazy liver favor colds.

influenza and serious complications. To cut short a cold overnight nnd to prevent serious complications tako one laioinn at ucutuno wun a swnuow or water that's all. No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning- your cold has vanished, your liver is aet(o, your system is purified and refreshed and you are feoling fine with a hearty appetito for break fast. Eat what you pleaso no danger.

Calotabs are sold only in orlslnal sealed packices, price tliirty-flvo cents. Every drucetst is authorized to refund 7., jruur lUUMVjr ,4 jruu UIU uw, (turiBtU dell2tea wun uuouni. 0.