The Richmond climax., March 11, 1914, Section 1, Image 2

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ii. all J and Won
tl. 0ntfe New
York K Lability
Run Conducted
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Dealers C'uni e I
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A SPECIAL SOLID TRAIN CONSISTING OF 61 CAR LOADS OF 176 BUICK AUTOMOBILES FOR THE LEYMAN B-UICK CO., CINCINNATI. TOTAL VALUE $211,720000. THE FREIGHT CHARGES ALONE AMOUNTING
TO OVER $3,000. THIS IS THE LARGEST SINGLE SHIPMENT OF AUTOMOBILES EVER MADE TO A DEALER IN THE UNITED STATES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
d,'ve 'l more.
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BUICK CARS WON the New York Trophy and the Only Perfect Scores
M:nie by Any Cars
The I't'ICK SIX rraile the only perfect sere made by a six-cylinder car
The I Hl'ICIv. the lowest price touring car in the run, made the only other
lfrfeci score, defeating all Sues and Fours of other makes
The I :w HVICK. KUXABOrT, made the shortest brake stops boih service and
H Jl liUICK IirXAP.l'T made the preaiest mileape per gallon gasoline (aver
age I; m.it'S per gallon for entire run)
Tie five Ituick cars entered in the run averaged 15.77 miles per callon .for the
entiie 2.5T. miles covered
All t:ve Iluick Cars made perfect scores, perfect brake, clutc'i and gcar-sct tests
Ituick Cars won both the lart'e and s nail car classes
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IT S THE DIFFERENCE THAT COUNTS. There" a .
way different motor cars run; a difference in nppearanre. a tiith r,
they can go and where they can't, and a ditr-rence in the cost of .
the difference the careful buyer wants to know about
A Kuick car is builty in the Buick shops and means better wu.r
workmanship at a minimum cost, a combination which gives the
the most for his money
A Iluick owner is the most satisfied owner in the world
He can't to any distance at all Vithout findinjr a Buick dealer-;:
And the Buick sign is always a sijjn of pood treatment
The 1914 line is Delco started and ranges from 'J.50 to lifts., f. u
matter what you're driving, we can make you better pleased.
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FRICn J100 A YEAR IX ADVANCE
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OUR HOME WOMEN HAVE
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Next lin.e you go to theatre or to the
":jio :e" (u; notice, if yoa 'lease, how
n.::. our i un.e ladies have beautitu!
i i r l1. . . a: reus, and vve.l-uressed
T-.e-. if ji-u w ul pick cut live or ten o!
t ".. wi.ose hiiir seems to be p:irticuiar
iy J re"y a:. l ill asU t iiem uliatlhev
ui'c. we ft-! si re t hat at least more
; ha.i i.a.: of tl.ein
ilair Beau if.er."'
Miii say "Harmony
It is fast becominc
li e r;ii:e with bc-t 1 men and women who
ae particuiitr about tiie appearance ot
their hair.
Spru.nie a l.ttie Harmony Hair Beau
t .tier on our tiair each time bfore brush
i; s it. 'ui.ta;i:s no oil: ill not change
color of hair, iior darken gray hair.
To keep hair and scalp iandruff free
and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This
I ure liquid shampoo gives an instama
t.eous rich lather that immediately pen
etra-.es to everv tiart of the hair and
scalp, ir surintra quick, thoroutili cleans
li . Waslied otl just as quickly, the
emire operation takes only a lew mo
ments. Containing n thinir that can
lurm the hair; I aves no harshness or
htickiness just a sweet cleaolmess.
B-i li preparaiions come in odd-shaped.
very orr.ame:ital bottles, with sprinkler
tops. Harmony Hair Beautiher, SI 0
Harmony Snampoo. c Boih guaran
teed to sai ist vou in everv way, or our
monev back old on at the more than
7.00 ' Kevah Mores, and in this town only
tu lis H L l'errv's Drug More, Rich
mond, Kv.
Put Your Money in Bank.
J amen Dobson s home at Hazard was
Lurned last week and besides his dwell
iv.z and household poods, he lost JD.0U0
win ti he had hid away in the building.
person is very foolish to keep much
monev about the house. Put it in the
bank. I will be safe, an I you can ret
it when you want n.
P. S The banks are not paying us
for mis ad It's simply eood advice we
are giving our readers, and, if followed,
may save you your roll Pineville Sun.
A lazy liver leads to i hronic dyspepsia
and constipation, weakens the whole
system oan's Kegulets (23': per box)
act mildly on the liv-r and bowels. At
all drug stores. Adv. mar
Keep Calm.
Calm down! Nothing is so bad or so
hard as it might be, anyhow. Nature is
always on your side and nature is al
ways ready to help. Look your task
your trovble, square in the face and
calm y takle it. It isn't as easy as it
sounds, but it's a lot easier than it seems
The first liht you see may be a dim
Cicker, but many a roariDg fire vis ble
for miles has been started by the glow
ing end of a parlor match. From the
flicker to the fare isn't such a lorn? step
if you keep calm. The Harrodsburg
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A Tobacco Suggestion.
A tooacco grower writes a letter to
the Georgetown News in w hich he makes
fl kll i'i'IU I Kin I I . II I iK u'.-tft li nnnci,L;niT I
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by farmers who are engaged in the pro
duction of "the weed " He says it
would work both to the interest of the
landlord and tenant to "keep the com
mon, tail-end of the crop off the market
entirely. If. t lie tobacco," he says,
"which sells for less than four cents
couid be kept off the market by some
plan worked out between the landlord
and tenant, it would be to the benefit
and protii of both. It costs as much to
strip and market this common stuff as
it does the good tobacco and it proves
about a clear loss to the tenant " As to
a possible use of this poor quality of to
bacco, the grower says it couid be used
for fertilizin.' the land, 'instead of giv
ing it to the manufacturer at a price less
than cost of striding and handling."
There is undoubtedly a large amount of
poor siuir put on the market which
serves no get.d purpose. The .cjtt
County grower's suggestion probably
will tail on tlcaf ears, hut it merely b.-ars
out what we have said rej eatedly that
too many toracco growers go in for
quantity raiher li.an iuaiiiy.
When I Am Gone.
hen I am dead, if man can say:
"He helped tlie world upon its way;
Wuh all his faults ol ord or deed.
Mankind did have some little need
Of what he gave" then in my grave
No greater honor shall I crave.
If they can say if they but can
"lie did his best, lit? played the man;
His arm was straight, his motives clean
His conduct not unkind or mean:
lie loved his feilowmen, and tried
To help them" I'll be satisfied.
And w hen I'm pone, if even one
Can weep because my life is done.
And leel the world is sometimes bare
Hecause I am no longer there
Call me fool, my life misspent.
No matter, I shall rest content.
If I have helped a single soul
Along life's road to heaven's goal
Of happiness by word or thought
For even a moment I have. brought
A brief respite to writhing pain,
I surely have not lived in vain.
CIVILIZATION STRIPS FOR FIGHT, CHILDREN'S KIDNEYS
AGAINST PLAGUES.
The Outlook" Numbers Alcohol Among the Lnemies
of Sociciety.
"Civilization has stripped for a life-and-death
struggle with tuberculosis,
alcohol and other plagues," says TitK
Octi.ook in its issue of February 6.
Itusiness has tackled the drink ques
tion with a strictly business grip. Hus
iness is awake to the truth that the
man who drinks is lessening his brain
power and lowering the standard of his
efficiency. Iron-clad rules against drink
are now laid down everywhere on eco
nomic grounds alone.
The greatest investment any drinking
man can make is to take the Neal Treat
mei.t. It will quickly change craving
desire for liquor in;b dislike for every
thing alcoholic. Three days at the Cin
cinnati Neal Institute means added
health, happiness, length of days and
added earning capacity all of which
are only part of the fearful toll paid by
every one in the relentless grip of the
drink habit.
The world is getting wise to the eco
nomic havoc played by alcohol. During
the past montlf, at the rate of over one
a day, drinkers have gone to the Neal
Institute and come out teetotalers with
no more desire than for red ink.
It wiil pay any drinker to investigate.
Spend three days in the privacy of the
Capt. C. M. Holloway homestead, now
the Neal Institute. They will prove
three days that will yield great divi
dends for investment of so little time
dividends in the shape of happiness re
stored to home, self and friends.
For literature, write or phone to The
Neal Institute. GH Manle avenue, Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
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If I have lacked, in age or youth.
True Friendship, loyal Love
Truth,
And failed to practice what
preach
Within the lodge or out of reach.
Yet if I've brought to the Three
Link fold
But one true man 'tis more than
gold!
Oscar Langford.
Killing Fish.
The United States government may
be doing a good act in ridding the Ken
tucicy river of stumps and st.ags. but
last week hundreds of sticks of dynamite
were let go in the river near Fork and
"hundred of pounds of fish were killed.
Natives along the river were busy pick
iog up most any size from the small fry
to the twenty pounders, mostly while
perch. It is a shame that Uncle Sam's
men on these dredge boats are allowed
to kill millions of fish each year Ken
tucky streams with dynamite.
From Force of Habit
Waiter "How will you have vour
steak, sir!"
Minister (absent-minded) -"Well done
good and faithful servant!"
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AH Growing Children
tir dependent on nourishment for growth.
Their health as men and women is largely
cistnhliihrrl in childhood.
If ronr child is languid, bloodless, tired when rising, with
out ambition er rosj cheeks, Scot ft EmaUion is s wonderful
)in It iwMUM natnrr'a ermnileat hnd T-Tin Hd i n c fata sa
i Ji delieilelr ttredirested that the blood absorbs its strength .
and carries it to every organ and tissue and fibre. t
First It ! their Appetite, then It adds fleoh strengthens jl
tbe Uwm milrra ttsetn sturdr. Active end healthy. E l
TT alcohol sr narcotic is Scott's EmcTsioa, just parity and strength.
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Why Girls Don't Marry.
There are 7.0,000 men and women
in New York under .13, most of them un
der tut, who are not macried, and, so far
as appearances go, do noi intend to eet
married. Go into any theatre in any
large American city and note the rows
of young women sitting together and i he
corresponding groups of men. Wbv are
they not coupled oti, as in the smaller
circles? Simply because the modern
girl has developed an extravagance that
the young man refuses to stand for. She
must have a seal; she expects a box
of American Ueauties with it: if tie
weather is bad, a taxi is required, and if
her escort does not take her to a lobster
palace after the show, he is regarded as
a "cheap one." And the same things
go on after marriage, even if the hus
band's salary is small. He must go on
working, of course, but she to be hence
forth a lady. She must have her maid,
her laundress," her dressmaker and she
frets because she has no auto. And when
the poor devil at his desk begins to show
a waning enthusiasm over married li e,
she suspects that there is another wo
man in the case! Thos. Van Buren, in
Leslie's.
wiil stop dug
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Rheumatic Complications Check
ed And The "Human Sewers
Restored.
The Kidneys, Bowels and Skin are ihe
"human sewers" which carry off the
impurities in the blood. When these ure
clogged Uric Acid sediment lodges in
the muscles and joints and Rheumatism
follows. KlILUMA. the great remedy
for all forms of the terrible disease,
checks the deposit of Uric Acid.
"I suffered from Rheumatism for six
years. Tried different doctors, with no
relief. I have taken three bottles of
RHEUMA and am entirely free from
the disease." P. W. Miller, Catawissa,
Pennsylvania.
B. L. Middelton will return yournu n-
ey if it fails; 50 cents a bottle.
The Farmer's Creed.
It would be no easv matter to amend
this "farmer's creed" which is found
in the Breeder's Gazette:
We believe in the good earth and its
soil.
We believe that all men should love
the soil and understand it.
We believe that soul culture and soi
culture go hand in hand.
We believe in grass.
We believe he nobly serves who makes
two Jjlades grow where only one grew
before.
We belieue that blood will tell.
ne believe thai good seed sliould go
into the enriched soil.
We believe that good animals should
crop the grass.
We believe in the divine right of man
to labor.
We believe in helping men gel full re
ward for their labor.
We believe in belter farms, with bet
ter roads passing by them.
We believe in better rural schools and
better teachers in then.
e believe that the housewife is the
belter half and that to her home should
come all manner of comforts.
Poor Men!
Married men are always in debt, be
cause they have families to keep up and
unmarried men are in the same fix be-
cause they haven't any. Sj a man. be
be married or single, is between the dev
il and the deep blue sea, in so far as
debt is concerned, during these go d
times when the prices of living are s i
rjign.
Chicken Month.
March may properly be called the
"chicken month," as it is usaully the
season when more chickens are hitched
out than in any oilier month. Some en
terprising housekeepers already have
"taken off" a few, whil-they havethe.r
bens and incubators on the job for still
more.
Falling Hair And
Itching Scalp
Needless Use Parisian Sage
Now that Parisian Sage can be had at
any drug counter it is certainly needless
to have thin brittle, malted, stringy or
faded hair. No matter how unsightly
the hair, how badly it is falling, or how
much dandruff, Parisiifh-Sage is all that
is needed Frequent applications and
well rubbed into the scalp will do won
ders it acts like magic. The hair roois
are nourished and stimulated to grow
neV hair, itching scalp, dandruff and
falling hair cease your head feels fine.
Best of all, the hair becomes soft, fluffy,
abundant and radiant with life and
beauty. '
You will be surprised and delighted
with Parisian Sage. Try at least one
fifty cent boltff from II. L. Perry's Iirug
Store, and he will refund the purchase
price if "you sre not satisfied. 2t
5he Suggested a Reason.
A noted Sunday-school worker was
once frsked to talk to the children of a
Sunday school on the subject of temper
ance, lie is very earnest in the cause
and wears a bit of blue ribbon as a badge
of his principles. Rising before the
school, he pointed to his piece of blue
ribbon and said. "Now, can any of you 'i
children give me a reason why I am not
a drunkard?" There was no reDlv for a
moment. Then a shrill little voice in
the rear of the room piped out, '"Caue
this is a prohibitioniown."
F r baby's croup, Willie's dailv cuts
and bruises, mamma's sore throat and
grandma's lameness, I)r Thomas' Elec-.
trie Oil the household remedy. 25c"
and 50c Adv. mar. 1
No Richmond Mother Should
Neglect The Little One s
Health.
Oftentimes weak kidneys cause great
annoyance and embassment to children.
Inability to control the kidney secre
tions, at night or while at play, is at
tributed to carelessness and too fre
quently the child is punished. Parents
having children troubled with kidney
weakness would do well to treat the
kidneys with a tested and proven kidne.
remedy. If there is pain in the back,
discolored urine, irregular urination,
headaches, dizzy spells or a tired, worn
out feeling, try Doan's Kidney Pills at
once. A remedy that has been used in
kidney troubles for over 50 years and
has been recommended by thousands.
Proof of merit in a Richmond citizen's
statement.
Mrs. W.T.Mansfield, 11 South Estill
avenue. Richmond, Ky., says: "One of
our children suffered from pains in the
back and other symptoms of weak kid
neys. There was little control over the
kidney secretions. Doan's Kidney Pills
put a stop to the trouble."
For sale by all dealers. "Trice 50 cts
Foster-Mi burn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
A Costly Practice.
We regret very much to see a tenden
cy on the part of many members of the
General Assembly to "grand-stand" be
fore the people by opposing banks, rail
roads, insurance companies and capita
generally. Corporations must be regu
lated, but they ought to be treated fair
ly. It requires foreign capital to devel
op our natural resources, and if the im
Dression gels well c rculated that fair
treatment is not to be had in Kentucky,
the progress of our Siate will be greatly
retarded Mt. Sterling Advocate.
To feel strong, have good appetite and
digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy life,
use Burdock Blood Bitters, the family
system tonic. Price 91. Adv. mar.
A Splendid Recommendation
The Georgetown Times says:
Here is some good news for the boys
of the corn clubs: The Department of
Agriculture has recommended that
year's course in practical training at
some agricultural college be submitted
in place of the annual trips to Washing
ton for the young prize winners of the
corn, canning, poultry and other agri
cultural clnbs In case the winner's ac
ademic training has not been sufficient
to enable him to enter the State Agri
cultural College, the department sug
gests an elementary course of instruc
tion in institutions teaching less advan
ced work. Such courses of study would
certainly have more lasting value to the
prize winners than a short trip t Wash
ington. It would also be of much more
value to the agricultural interests of the
Slate. The recommendation is a good
one and should be carried out.
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Stubborn, Annoying Coughs
Cured.
"My husband had a cough for fifteen
years and my son for eight yeara. Dr.
King's New Discovery completely cured
them, for which I am most thankful,"
writes Mrs. David Moor, of Saginaw,
Ala. What Dr. King's New Discovery
did for these men, it will do for vou.
Dr. King's New Discovery should be in
every home. Stops hacking cougliB, re
heves u grippe and all throat and lunir
ailments. Money back if it fails. All
druggists. Price 50c and $1.00.
II. E Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or
St. Louis Adv. man
Administrator's Notice.
All persons having claims against the
estate of D. J. Snowden will please pre
sent them to me verified as required by
law on or before March 15, next, or same
will be barred. Parlies indebted to the
estate will please come at once and set
tie. Silas Wilcox, Admr ,
27 8t. of Mrs. D. J. Snowden.
FOLEY KIDNEY PUIS
fOK RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND BUOOtR
TRY
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Stomach Out of Order? Belching Gas
Ani Sour Food? Want to Relieve It?
Trying to think what upset your stomach or what it was you ale that c. -el
the trouble? Listen! If your stomach is giving you trouble, if sour, gav t
upset, and what you just ale has fermented into stubborn lumps, your head if. y
and aches, belch, gases, heartburn, breath foul, tongue coated then lake a
PEPSINAID Tablet and in a few minutes the trouble will disappear. If s
less to have a bad stomach a PEPSINAID Tablet taken occasionally keeps t.. s
delicate organ regulated try it, and eat your favorite rood .vith relish and ::
out fear.
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Cares Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Gas, Heartburn and
Other Disorders Arising From a Faulty Digestive System
PRICE 50 CENTS , ANY DRUG STORE.
Merchant Gets Protection
4TS this the Spencer National Bank?' This
1 is ; Goodwin & Company, of Springfield,
; Mr. Goodwin talking. A stranger has
ust offered a check on your bank for $30
in payment for some goods. Says his name
15 joirn joe. was he an account and is he
good for that amount?."
By telephoning to the bank, the mer
chant can always protect himself from loss
by worthless checks.
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& TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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