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The Climax, Richmond, Ky., Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1917.
BABY GRAND TOURING
Chevrolet "Baby Grand" Touring Car is built for the
man who likes to feel proud of his purchase without
paying excessively for it.
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This model is made with ex
treme care. The car always looks
good. It always makes a good
impression.
A Chevrolet reflects favorably
on the good judgment of its
owner.
Buying a "known quantity"
is much better than purchasing
an "unknown quantity" claiming
quality.
THE DIXI
"We Doctor AD Cars"
In the Chevrolet you get qual
ity plus the known quantity. You
purchase a certainty "The
Product of Experience."
This model has often been
described as the "happy medium"
in automobile purchases. It meets
every demand for a reliable, de
pendable, economical car.
w Price. $935.00. f. o. b.. Flint
E GARAGE
E. H. SANDLIN, Prop.
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: 4 PER CENT
INTEREST paid on TERM SAVINGS DEPOSITS. Secure a profitable return for
your money with absolute safety. Dro p us a card and we will mail you a booklet
giving full particulars.
3 UNION BANK & TRUST CO I
South East Corner Main and Upper Sts. LEXINGTON, KY
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Irlalley Hawkins Hulett Wells Wilson Barker Bass
Fayette Warehouse Announcement
In order to better take care of its customers the Fayette Tobacco Warehouse Company, of Lexington, has
purchased the warehouse at No. 655 Broadway, known as the Broadway Tobacco Warehouse. Contracts
have been let to enlarge the lights and improve the facilities that they may meet the requirements of the
Fayette trade.
We have enagaged as sales manager of this property which will be known as the Fayette Tobacco
Warehouse Company No. 2, Mr. J. D. Noel, one of the best judges of tobacco in Kentucky and widely and
favorably known to the entire tobacco trade of the State.
The Fayette Tobacco Warehouse Company has endeavored since its organization, nine years ago, to fur
nish the tobacco planters of Kentucky as reliable and high class service as could be had. Our constantly in
creasing trade has borne testimony to the success of our efforts.
For this coming season with the same employes and under the same management we shall be better pre
pared to take care of our customers without delay.
AH the reports we have received from the Southern and Easter markets indicate the highest burley mar
ket we have ever known.
Mr. Early Bass, our Auctioneer, who is now selling at Greenville, N. C, reports tobacco selling at from
five to seven cents a pound higher that last season. This proportionate increase will give us a very high
average here. '
Because of the splendid patronage we have enjoyed in the past and because we desire to do "our bit," we
shall divide one half the commission received from tobacco sold on our opening sale about December 1st,
between the Soldiers' Tobacco Fund and the Local Chapter of the Red Cross.
Fayette Tobacco Warehouse Company
Lexington, Kentucky
By SAMUEL H. HALLEY, President and Gen. Manager
Noel
Latham
Shouse
Offutt
Martin Ferguson Vaughan
BIG SALE IN CLARK.
The sale of S. J. Conkwritrht in
Clark county last week, is said to
have been the larerest and most sur
cessful held in that section in vears
The receipts totalled over $12,000.
Cows sold all the way up to $185
The horse and mule stock sold as fol
lows: C. T. Forkner nair fivp-venr.
old horse mules, $425; J. H. Bond,
eight-year-old horse mule. $185: L. S
Hamilton, six-year-old mule, $157.50;
C. T. Forkner, seven-year-old mule,
$142.50; T. M. Swone. nine-vear-old
mule $107.50: John Thurman. nine
year-old mule, $140; B. K. Duckworth,
nine-year-old mule $67.50: Willis
Golden, nine-year-old mule $110: J.
W. Dawson, two-year-old pony, $140;
horses brought from $55 to $152.50:
J. S. Mullins sow and eleven pigs, $70;
D. T. Kailsback, 10 cattle, $140; Geo
Hunt, 10 cattle $468: Audrev Hair-
gard, 10 cattle, $415; J. C. Hisle, 8
cattle, $422; R. L. Penn, sow and p;gs,
4l; K. L. Penn, sow and pigs, $51.
AN INCREASE OF PENSIONS.
Congressman Harvev Holm Ik.
us the following which will be good
news to those who are in line for an
increase of pensions under the act
mentioned: Congress on October 6.
lvii, adopted an amendment to the
pension law increasing the rate of
pension for a widow of an officer or
enlisted man of the army, navy, or
marine corps of the United States
who served in the Civil War, the war
with Spain, or the PhiliDDine Insur
rection, at $25 per month. This does
not include widows of men in the
regular army, navy, or marine corns
who did not serve in said wars; it
does not include the widows of the
war of 1812. the war with MpviVo.
the Indian wars, or army nurses, be
cause they are not named in the
amendment Applications are not
required from those entitled. Prompt
action will be taken in the Tension
office to make payment of the :n-
creased amount. Stanford Journal.
ANOTHER PRIZE WINNER.
We took pleasure in announcing
that our Eldean Patent Flour took
first prize at the Poultry and Agricul
tural Show in Richmond last year.
We are pleased to announce again
that Eldean Patent Flour took first
prize at the shows again this year,
for the best loaf of yeast bread.
Eldean Patent Flour per 241b cack,
$1.50; 1001b sack, $5.95; per barrel,
The flour with a guarantee that if
it doesn't bake up the whitest and
nicest bread you ever ate, return the
package to us and your monev will
be cheerfully refunded.
E. S. WIGGINS CUT RATE Grocery.
rnone 586, Second street Free deliv
ery. 44lt
WHO KNOWS THESE DATES?
In renewing for his paper for an
other year, this paper's good friend,
J. E. Taylor, of Brookfield, Mo., wrote
as follows: "I would feel lost without
the Climax as there is so much news
in it that brings my memory back to
boyhood days of the seventies. If you
can give space, I would appreciate
the exact year and month that thp
old Kentucky Central Railroad was
graded from Ford to Richmond and
when the steel was laid to Richmond."
We would be glad if any of our read
ers who have this information, would
furnish it for publication.
A TEXAS WONDER
The lexas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder trouble, dissolves gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame barks.
rheumatism and irregularities of the
kidneys and bladder in both men and
women. Regulates bladder troubles
in children. If not sold by your drug
gist, will be sent by mail on receipt
of $1.00. One small bottle is two
months' treatment, and seldom fails
to perfect a cure. Send for sworn
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926
Olive street ,St Louis, Mo. Sold by
all druggists 42 tf
HAZARD NEEDS A P. M.
The reason that a civil service ex
amination at Hazard will be held here
November 14, is that Rebel Martin
appointed by the government arrives
sition, was called in the draft and de
clined to claim exemntion. Sinrp his
departure for Camp Taylor, three men
have held the postmastership, none of
whom cared to accept the place per
manently. As a consequence, Hazard
with a total of approximately 10,000
mail patrons, faces the prospect of a
closed postoffice unless an inspector
appoitned by the government arrives
to take up the work.
Quite a number of people were in.
terested in a demonstration of a New
Ash Sifter, by Douglas & Simmons
last week. This device enables nno
to save quite a large amount of good
ruel that has heretofore been wasted,
and since the coal outlook is unprom
ising, it affords one a means of con
serving fuel that is hard to beat
Always Have PERUNA
Mrs. I A. Patterson, 1399 Kentucky
ou, aiempnis, Tennessee, writes:
"I have been a friend of Peruna
for many year. I have used It off
end on for catarrhal complaints and
lound It a very excellent remedy.
I have a small family of children.
Times are hard with ns, but I can
scarcely afford to do without Peru
na, especially durina tho ......
the year when coughs and colds
are prevalent. We always recom
mend Peruna to our neighbors, for
the benefit It has bees to us."
For
Coucrhs
and Colds
in the
Home. Recommend
It to Our Neighbors.
Those who object to liquid medi
cines can procure Peruna Tablets,
IT TAKES A TAILOR TO MAKE GOOD CLOTHING
NOT A PRINTER :
Printers Ink can do wonders it can make cotton
look like wool. But it can't make cotton give
the service that wool gives. Any clothing tailor
ed by machinery will not hold its shape not if you
hot-iron it, every day of the year. Strictly all
wool HAND TAILORED CLOTHING for MEN is
sold by us. We handle everything usually found
in a clothing store.
FUR CAPS, HATS, SHOES, UNDERWEAR, TRUNKS,
SUIT CASES, ETC -
Our prices are the lowest our goods are the best
OUR TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
are tailored by the best tailors to be had.
j . b. stouffer
D. C. BIGGERSTAFF, Manager !
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We have all kinds of farms for sale, both
mproved and unimproved, at bargain prices.
We have farms at $75, $100 and $125 an
acre that are as good in every way as land sell
ing at $200 and $250 an acre.
If you intend to buy a farm, get in touch
with us before you do. For particulars call on
or address.
Maple & Gaines
Irvine, Kentucky
Or call at Climax office.
-WE HANDLE-
FOIR
Prices Are Right and
Stock is Complete
KELLOGG St COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
WHOLESALE GROCERS
LITTLE WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS TRY IT
