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The Mt Sterling Advocate from Mount Sterling, Kentucky • Page 9

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6" i 4 1 fe is; I Gome in and fe. Oi9 Holiday 1P StoekJk FOR HER Imported Perfumes Houbigant, Djer Kiss Azurea, Mary Garden Perfumizers, Serving Trays Desk Sets, Writing Sets, Manicure Sets French Ivory Brushes, Mirrors Buffers, Combs, Files and Scissors Eastman Kodaks and Ko'dak Albums New Ezcl Picture Frames Pictures, Latest Novels Crane's Linen Lawn Writing Paper Leather Hand Bags and Music Rolls FOR HIM Icy Hot Bottles Fine Leather Bill Folds and Card Cases French Ivory Military Brushes Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens Gillette, Gem, Ever-Ready and Duplex Safety Razors Shaving Sets His Favorite Cigars 1 i Cigar Cases, Pipes in Cases Tobacco in Humidors Flash Lights Select Your Xmas Cards Now From the Famous A. M. Davis Line We Have a Most Complete Stock of Books This Year Late Novels, Popular Copyright and Juvenile I Land Priest DRUGGISTS PHONE 70 Mt. Sterling, Ky.

i THEY MADE GOOD-HAVE YOU? Tim Boy Who Went To War Relinquished Income, Endured Heartaches Of Parting From Loved Ones, Risked Life, Eyesight nnd Limbs That We flight Stay At Home And Prosper. The Man, Woman Or Child Who has not invested What they can afford In War Savings Stamps Has not earned The right To look That returning soldier In the eyes (If ho has them). There is But a short time left For these people To mako peace With their own conscience And contribute To the honor Of our State. CXX! i PROFESSIONAL EARL W. 8ENFF, Attornoyat'Law, Mt.

Sterling, Ky. DR. H. M. WRIGHT DENTAL SURGEON Mt.

Sterling Kentucky Office over Geiger's Pharmacy, Court and Maysvillo Sts. Formerlj occupied by Dr. F. A. Millard.

Office Phone 237. Fees reasonable, work guaranteed. (27-lyr) Chesapeake Ohio R'v Shortest and Quickest Route VICTORY EXPOSITION Certain sections of Cincinnati have resembled nothing so much during the past few days as a sec-( tion of the retreat of the German Army. This representation was brought about by the movement through the streets of hundreds of captured cannon and other implements of war, taken from the Germans and now being displayed in Music Hall. The enormous Victory War Exposition which opened on Saturday, Dec.

14th, will continuo for nine days. As these instruments of war were moved along the streets they were greeted by enormous crowds, who gavo to them probably the same reception as was accorded similar equipment when moved through the re-conquered portions of France and Belgium. In this almost continuous procession of field nrtillpry and smaller ordnance were a number of different sizes of German Howitzers, Trench Mortars, Winnc-werfcrs, 88-Millimeter Field Pieces, and smaller artillery unit3. Tho chief attraction, however, of this parade wcro the famous "Big Bertha" Cannon, tho largest example of German artillery brought to the United States, and a gun from the famous' German Raider, "Emdon," which played so romantic a part in the limited sea service of the Huns. All of this equipment is now on exhibition in Music Hall and represents, with tho addition of enumerable Trophies and Relics which played a prominent part in tho activities of tho United States ami Allied Fighting Forces, what undoubtedly SOO I I I The Fordson Tractor The Fordson tractor, manufactured by Henry Ford (8, Son at Dearborn, Michigan, is here.

I Hundreds of farm owners in this community will be interested in this announcement in knowing that Fordson tractors are ready for distribution. The urgent need for greater production and the vital neces-slt7 of employing man-saving machinery In farm work la apparent to everyone. Remembering these Immense tasks ahead, tho coming of the Fordson Is of Importance to every Farm owner at this time. The Oliver No. 7 the Plow for the Fordson Oliver No.

7 has been built for the Fordson. Henry Ford (Sl Son recommend It as the plow that will work to the best advantage with their Oliver No. 7 Is strictly a one-man machine. A trip levef right at the operator's hand raises or lowers the bottoms. An even depth adjustment lever is right at hand, too.

You will appreciate the high clearance of plows and beams because they save ttmo and annoyance Just as the rake between bottoms prevents clogging with trash and makes overy second of operating time count in plowed ground. The Oliver No. 7 embodies principles of plow construction fcunded on sixty years of making plows, of intensive study every existing sou conamon constant micnuaa mw requirements of the tractor since the tractor Industry began. Come in and see this complete outfit the Fordaon and th Oliver No. 7 Plow.

The Strbther Motors Co. Mt. Sterling, Ky. is tho most extraordinary and inspiring exhibition of any kind ever offered in any country. It is officially announced that when this exhibition has completed its present tour, it will not again be seen in -this or any other country.

Tho various Trophies will be returned to their respective nations and from part of tho Government Exhibits which will be housed in buildings now being' prepared for them. It is certain that perhaps only one other city in the Ohio Valley -will seo this wonderful collection of war materials aftor tho engagement in Cincinnati closes. Aside from tho 15,000 or more exhibits in tho show, there will be practically a continuous performance of entertainment in the main auditorium of Music This will include concerts, by tho famous Great Lakes Naval Training Station Band, organized by John Phillip Sousa; Tnbleux, and Pageants by natives of various countries engaged in the Musical programs by members of tho May Festival chorus; new moving pictures from var ious portions of the battle front of Europe, Asia and Africa; addresses by prominent men of various nnd many other splendid offerings along these lines. Special days arranged for the run of tho exposition so far have been ns follows: Monday, Dec. lCth Belgium Day; Tuesday, Dec.

17th Franco Day nnd Ohio Duy; Wednesday, Dec. 18th Great Britain Day and Kentucky Day; Thursday, Doc. 19 Italy Day and Indiana Day; Friday, Dec. 20th West Virginia Day; Saturday, Dec. 21st Pershing Day.

Tho black crow don't only know just how black ho is, but ho lives nnd dies in tho belief that no mocking bird can bent him singing. For Sale Pure Rhode Island cockerels and hens, nlso some late cockerels. Will make prices if sold immediately. Want to make room for winter. Miss Ola Quisenberry, Route 2.

Mt. Sterling, Ky. (22-4t) i The Advocnte for Printing. GOVERNMENT CONTROL Continuance of Government con trol or ranroaus ior live years, or nntfl January 1, 1924, was recommended by Director General McAdoo a letter to me en airman oi liie Senate and House Interstate Commerce Committees. This would permit fair trial of Government operation, said Mr.

McAdoo, and elimi nate the unsettled condition under which the railroads must be operat ed during the next year or two if their status is not changed mater ially by legislation. WELL DESERVED The Praise That Conies From Thankful Mt. Sterling People. Now raisins, dates and figs Vnnarsdell's. at How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any caso of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

P. J. CHENEY Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known P. J.

Cheney for the lust IS years, and believe htm perfectly honorable In all buslneea transactions and financially able to curry out any obligations made by hi Arm. NATIONAL UANK OP COMMERCE. Toledo, O. Hall's Catasrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface! of tho system. Testimonials sent free.

Price 79 cents per bottle. Sold by all UruRgists. Take 1IM1 a Family rills for coostlpatlon. One kidney remedy has known merit. Mt.

Sterling people rely upon it. That remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills. Mt. Sterling testimony proves it reliable. Elizabeth Hon, 12 Harrison Mt.

Sterling, says: "I had kidney troublo quite badly and suffered a lot with dull pains ncross my back and loins. I had dizzy spells and headaches and tho action of my kid-noys was irregular. Three boxes. of Doan's Kidnoy Pills, which I got at Duorson's Drug Store, rid mo of the troublo. The backaches left and my kidneys wcro in good order." Prico COc, nt all dealers.

Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidnoy Pills tho samo that Elizabeth Hon had. Foster- Milburn Buffnlo, N. Y. (24-2t) JOHN WHITE CO. LOUISVILLE, KY.

EublubeJlal837 Liberal assortment ad lull value Through Pullman Sleepers to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Pefro-tota The Quicken nnd Most BlTectlre Itemedr for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Sprains, Cruises, Clicps, Burns, Etc. IETn.O-Mi;NTA Is an absorbent nnd Inhalant nnd when applied externally produces marked effects. It gives Immediate relief pnicr: 23c For Sale by W. S. Lloyd For Sale Two Runabout Ford cars, ono Chevrolet touring car, good as new, ono 1910 Model Chovrolct touring car, 7-tf GRIGGS MOTOR CAR CO.

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Direct Route to Richmond, Old Point, Norfolk, Virginia and North Carolina. Two Through Trains to Louisville Steel Equipment Dining Cars. (38-lyr.) For Sale One saddle horse, two work horses and two work mules. Apply to 0, B. Clark, Phone C8 W-3.

1-tf RINER LAPSLEY Shelbyville, Ky. REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS Shelby County's Best Farms A Specialty (18-tf) Highest Market Price Paid for and Produce Poultry G.D. Sullivan Co. W. Locust Street Mt.

Sterling, Ky Phone: Offloe. 471. 132. FORMER RESIDENT DEAD Mr. Fithian Clint Stewart, aged 36 years, died a short time ago at his homo in Guymon, Oklahoma.

Mr. Stewart was a son of Mr. Chas. L. Stewart, who resided in this city many years ago, and is well remembered by many of our people.

Deceased was a nephew of Mrs. Lou Riddell and Mrs. R. F. Mastin, of this city, and had many other relatives in Bourbon county.

He who pardons infidelity once must make up his mind to pardon it a thousand times. REV. ROBERTS ARRESTED A man, saying he was Reverend Roberts, wns arrested here by Police Chief Tipton on the charge of disorderly conduct nnd being a nuisance. He was tried before Judge Turner and fined $20 and costs and in failure to pay fine was remanded to jail to work out the fine. When brought out he refused to work, and was placed in the cacre on brood nnd water.

If a Young Thing a fad, it indicates she has a steady. When you get cornered in an argument, just say: "Well, I meant Generally Speaking." So many sworn statements don't amount to a tinker's dam. WL nm pw s-FURSp Buy Your Coal Now! We are receiving 5 Cars a Week of Miller's Creek Coal Come and get your supply for the winter NOW McDonald Bros. i Telephone No. 3 Mt.

Sterling, Ky. i (VmVm'mVm'm'mVmVm'mVwVmVmVmN C. FISHER Old Postoffice Building L. FISHER FOOT SPECIALIST Everybody's Store This is the name we have earned why? Because this is in reality EVERYBODY'S STORE. You receive just as careful and courteous treatment here if you make only a penny purchase as if you had bought a thousand dollars worth.

J. D. hazel rigg Son Mt. Sterling, Kontucky CARPETS LINOLEUMS I I.

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