Richmond daily register., July 11, 1921, Image 5

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The Daily Register, RicKmonB, Macfisoii County, Kentuct Monday, July 1 T", 1 921
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Will Appreciate Your Vote and Support for the
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR
.ommonwea
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in llir; Primary, Saturday, August 6, 1921 .
Rotation in office -is both Democratic and best for the
people. Trusting: that I shall not be considered pre
sumptuous in tending my services to fill this'fiign office'
"so sbly rilled by my opponent" for the past 30 years,
at yhich rate only three ofjKentucky's sons could per
form the duties oi this position" ?f hcXndpppdrtunn!
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J. W. GILMORE LOSES
SON IN CHICAGO
J. V. Gilmore, well known sales
man of Moberly avenup, has the
sympatliy of many friends in the
death of his sonIIinton G. Gil
more, at Chicago. The Chicago
Tribune had 'this notice of his
death :
Ilinton G. Gilmore, head of the
Federated Press, 30 North Dear
born street, author, humorist,
and for years contributor to the
"Line o' Type" column of the late
II. L. T.. died yesterday in the
Illinois Geneari "Hospital.
Mr. Gilmore. who lived at 6543
Stony Island avenue, was 35 years
old. and an intimate of many
Chicago ilewsraner infMi- I f imo
correspondent for a number of I
newspaper trade journals, audi
wrote of the doings of newspaper
men. lumeral .services will be
held tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. Mr. Gilmore is survived
by a widow.
Ycur&uard Against Burglars A
But What About Rats ?
Rats steal millions of dollars'
worth of grain, chickens, eggs, etc
Destroy property and are a men
ace to health. It vou are troubled
with rats try RAT-SNAP. It will
surely kill them prevent odors.
Cats or dogs won't touch it.
Conies in cakes. Three sizes, 35c,
65, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Douglas and Simmons and Stock
ton and Son.
Mrs. J. "VV. Smith and Mrs. D:
S. Harber are guests in tlu home
of Mrs. Julian Van Winkle in Lou
isville, for the week, during Ms.
VanWinkle's stay at ' 1 dlewt'.d,' on
the Kentucky river.
Mr. Wm. P. Elliott, of Loivio'n,
was with friends here last wck-
Attention
White shoes cleaned and all
kinds of shoes d"ed by an expert
of the Arcade. Ladies and mens
shining parlor, Main street, next
door to Perry s drug store.
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WE BUY CREAM 2 Ways
1 Station Plan.
2 Direct to Shiper.
Station Plan Your cream i" is
weighted tested, your can 'wash
d and yoii are paid the cash for
your cream while' you wait.
Direct to' Shipper Plan Bring:
your cream to us in full.5,8orJO
gallon cans and we will Ship it di
rect to our Creamery in Lexing
ton for you- We guarantee the
safe return of your can, check and
satisfaction 'on every shipment.
Market your cream often.
IT PAYS .
Full market price on ' either
plan .you prefer. '"' : -
Let SWIFT & CO. serve you.
M. G017i;i, Mgr.
Mrs. Alice Mdhtgomery, wife
of Prof. Frank .Montgeomery, ar
rived in Berea Monday noon
from Washington, DV G. Mr.
Montgomery' resigns a good po
sition with the' Govrnment Ag--ricultural
"Department to accept
n position as assistant treasurei
in Berea Colletre-.
Dr. Donald Edwards came over
from Louisville to spend the
Fourth with his parents. Dean
and Mrs. Edwards, The Doctor
is happy m Ins government po
sition, in the Public Health Ser
vice, as specialist in'ey'e, ear; hose
and throat. The Louisville unit
is one of the best in the country,
being composed of a staff of
twelve physicians. .
Mr. and Mrs. Colson Gay have
moved to Lexington where Mr.
Gaj' has purchased a restaurant.
Mr. Gay will enter the Universi
ty Law Course this fall.
Dillard Green has purchased
the College Pressing Shop from
Colson Gay who recently moved
to Lexington.
Miss Dora Ely and Mrs. Mar
garet Og'g. who have been visit
ing in Berea and vicinity for a
few weeks, returned to Buckr
horn, Ky.. Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Ogg left this
w.eel- for a visit with her brother.
Aden, atid his.familv. in Madison.
West Virginia.
Miss Maxie Ponder who teach-
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es at JJirminglU'.m, Ala., is visit
ing her mother, at State Lick.
Miss Ruth Davis, of Cleveland,
has been visiting relatives and
friends in Berea.
Professor Everett Dix is at
tending the National Education
Association at Des Moines. Io
wa, this week. lie is on the pro
gram for an address. He is the J
only representative irom Jierea
this year.
C. M. Logsdon. who, has been
for several months under govern
ment treatment at the Rock Hill
Sanitarum, near Cincinnati, is in
Berea takinjr i vocation and vis
iting his brother. Dr. Logsdon, at
Boone Tavern. Mr.- Logsdon exr
pects'to' elifer'tlje Louisville Den
t a V College townrIthe end of the
siimmer. jjv trK
J. F. Brtjivning Thursday
of last vyeet for a 1 it with rel
atives sand ?friehrs in'ileslie coun-
;;Carl Huhi arrfven? Saturday
from Cleveland ftirra' short visit
with Mrs. Huntnnd daughter,
Helen, ',,wlio; fWi 11 accompany him
home this "week.
Mrs.- Gran Hays and daugh
ters, Marjorie and Nellie, left at
the first of the week for a visit
in Hamilton, Ohio.
Misses Dora Ely and Maxie
Ponder were guests of Misses
May and Elizabeth Harrison,
Monday of this week.
Matt Isaacs was; in Berea re
cently for a short visit with his
mother.
Mrs. L. C. Gabbard ,and son, B.
H. Gabbard, of Wallacetown,
were in , town ' Saturday , at, the
home .? of Mrs.: R.: L Moore; : ?
Maureen Van Winkle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. VanWinkle
of Cleveland, is visiting relatives
in Berea.
Miss Bernice Baker- is at . the
Conservatory in - Cincinnati this
summer, studying music and elo
cution. .
: Oscar. Gabbard, Avho has been
ill for some time, is up again; but
not able to resume his work in
the barber shop. .,. v !
Mrs. Sallie Bogie has been in
the; hospital.' suffering severely
with a stroke of paralysis.
Pete Wylie, Who 'underwent an
operation for appendicits last
week is doing nicely and'was'able
to be removed the first of . the
week "to the home of Wallace
Lutes.
Howard .Emhry and family are
located in the Welch hme for the
summer until they can find a per
manent location. Mr. Embry is
with the Richmond Welch Co.
, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, of Chest
nut street, gave a party last Mon
day evening m . honor of Mrs
Wells' sister, Miss Alary Collins,
who. has . been, visiting them for
the past week. A number young
friends .were invited and all seem
ed to enjoy the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Deathef age,
of MiddIetowri,Cmo, Were Sun
diy gueslS .of Mrs.-J. F. Brown
in. Mrs. Deatheragewih be re
membered as Miss Margaret Ella
Kmcaud.The Citiien.
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interested in to save; thus
pave the way for moral
and material success''
-"Thomas Jefferson
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Or Your Electric Light and Merchandise Bills.
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Custdmer-I sa, . So ,ypU e vet
play anything by-request?
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sir. . .r; , : ,,.:'. . , .
' CustomeTThen I wonder .if
you'd be so good; as to play a
game of dorainoes'untii rve fin-
Do You ...
Want
a job
a partner
a business
an apartment
a store .
an office
a garage
a loan
a room A
good help
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Td Buy
home
an auto
a lot ...
furniture
a piano
a phonograph
a rug ,
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To Sell-"
a house '
a farm ,
a ring
a watch
. a lamp ;
si suit ;"
7 . a coat 7 '
a machine
WELL, What do you want? Have you tried to get it? Does any
body besides yourself know that you want it? Do you know how to
get it ?-
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Listen to this
green salesman was employ
ed by a large piano house in -metropolitan
city. The first
week he sold more pianos than
any other salesman on the staff.
On Saturday the manager call
ed him into the private office, shut
the door, and said:
"Young man, I want to ask you
just one question How dd you
do it?"
"That's easy," replied the young
man. "Instead of calling on just
a few 'prospects' scattered all
over town. I assume-that every
one is a prospect and stop at ev
ery home."
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yone is a
prospect
The DAILY REGISTER Want Adv. assumes that everyon is a pros
pect. It puts what yoii want before many thoUs&hds of people ev
try day for a few cents. Phone a Want Adv. to the DAILY REG
ISTER and get what you want.
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