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. . MT.VEliMdN SIGNAL, FRIDAY, jUtfE 2 1022" . - - I BtoP tf m fcrJol nil "P II Fu ni n ni v fa m Hi uH u Tl lVil U Lnlil Ulll A 1 M 11 f tlKIl III III till Ull m m liil i iillli III I 11111 HI im? Sm ftlHtea fl fm Hir Etimmilr BUS LINE -jr. Hockceistle Gel rase Daily Bus Line between Mt. Vernon & Stanford GOING Leaves Mt. Vernon . B rod head Crab Orchard Arrive Stanford u ft 1230 p.m. 100 130 215 ft u a tl c RETURNING Leaves Stanford 400 P.M. Crab Orchard 5 00 " Will stop at Goodie Garden for passengers for Brodhead S:fin P. M. Arrive Mt. Vernon 6 00 ' One-Way Fare MT. VERNON to BRODHEAD MT. VERNON to CRAB ORCHARD MT. VERNON to. STANFORD . . BRODHEAD to CRAB ORCHARD . 1 .' BRODHEAD to STANFORD CRAB ORCHARD to STANFORD . Rockcastle Hotel Albright Hotel Springs & Fish Hotel Acev, Hotel Acey Hotel 4 Springs Hotel Brodhead and Mt. Vernon Albright Hotel ing 4 $1.00 $1.50 2.00 r 1-00 1.50 k 1.00 One-Way Fare Beturnin; STANFORD to CRAB ORCHARD STANFORD to BRODHEAD STANFORD to MT. VERNON CRAB ORCHARD to BRODHEAD CRAB ORCHARD to MT. VERNON BRODHEAD to ML VERNON $1.00 1.50 2.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 We respectfully ask the patronage of the traveling public and return we guarantee the cry best service. Patronize Mt.Vernoh Stanford Bus Line B.W. Perciful, Mngr. Taxi Service &Y 83, z A Very Easy System O NE OF OUR PATRONS has tried several plans for keening a record of all his income and expense during the year but he has found all of them a lot of trouble to keep up to-date. But he has a fine system now. The bank is keeping this record for him. He deposits all his earnings in the bank and then he writes checks for all the money he spends. Even for his pocket money he writes a check once in a while and marks it "Misc. Exp." When he wants to know the amount of his income he looks at his Bank-book. When he wants to find out what he is spending, he looks over his Cancelled Checks. By sorting these old checks into several piles he finds what he is spending for food, clothing, fuel, etc. That plan is easy. 1 1 is safe and business-like, too. The Peoples Bank Mt.Vernon Kentucky LEVEL GREEN The singing at Friendship which is being conducted by Henry F. Todd is progressing niceley with a large attendance and most everyone seems inter ested." Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Law rence spent Sunday with "Uncle Dick" Stevens. Miss Vada llibbard has returned to her home after a months stay with her sister Mrs. Jamie Mcccc. Willie Dcnney has moved a saw mill to W. E. Thomas's place and will aw out a boundry of timber. -Misses Hazel and Gladys Price hiive returned from Mt. Vernon. where they have been in Langdon School. Ben Thompson has gone to Ohio to work during the summer.- Robert Ccntry'is spending a few das with his brothers Richard and Haskill. W. F. Dcbord was very sick last week.--Mrs. I. E. Price suffered the loss of a fine Jersey cow last week.- Miss Georgia Gentry has returned from a two weeks visit at Quail. J. L. llnsty was ia Stanford Saturday and Sunt'ny Mrs. Zclma Mullins of Living ston has been visiting hci urcn'.s A DRAMATIC MOMENT IN THE POPULAR PLAY, "POLLY OF THE OIROUS." yjfcM&WrtrM vfrt jmm wnrar iPtillr ih1 lMrTITTi iIaH Mr. and Mrs. J. J; Brown. Mrs II. P. Broylcs is visiting relatives at Barbourvillc. Mis3 Bess Dc bord of Bcrca spent from Satur day till Tuesd with her parents we enjoyed Mrs. J, L. Levi says letter in the Signal very much. We hope she will write more often. Mrs. Emeline Bul lock spent last week with her grand daughter Mrs. Mjrtlc Mcece M. E. Anders jn wat in Mt. Vernon Saturday. Mi s Ess c Brown spent Tuesday night with Miss Lena McWilliams. -Miss Jewell Bloomer spent Sun day with horn folks nt Oc 'n. Mr. nd Yrs.O. J. Mullins pent Sunday with Mrs. Nannie Vn hook. A. C. Sowdcr h?s been seriously ill but is some better.- Miss Margaret Mullins returned to Bcrca last Monday after a lew days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs. Wade Mullins. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hatcher were down from Mt, Vernon last week with the family of his brother 0. L. Hatcher. HOW WE CLEARED OUR SUMMFR HOME OF RATS" by Mrs. Petry. "When we opened our seaside home last May, it wasSdivc with rats. They gnawed all the up holstering. Vc cleaned them out in a week with RAT-.SNAP. I pcrfcr this rat killer because it comes in cake form, no mixing. Saves dirtying hands and plates " Three sizes 35c. 65c, $1,25. Sold and guaian'.ccJ b Davis Drue Store and C. C Cox. B R O M O Farmers are prrtty well up with their work. - Tom Noe Jr. son of J. B. Noe of this place, was shot and killed at Typo, in Perry County May 20th. His re mains were brought here and laid to rest in Rock Springs Ccm ctary. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss. Our sympathy goes out to the bereav ed ones. Sncrman Chcsteen at tended the commencement exer cises at Langdon School Monday evening. E. L, Cress who is working at Lockland spent last week with his family. Chester Brown is working at Lockland. Miss Ollie Chastecn is visiting relatives in Mt. Vernon and at tending the closing exercises of Langdon School. T. J. Niceley D. G. Clark, Monroe Miller, olm Mink and others came over Was 5 M Very 1 Weak "After the birth of my baby 1 had a back-set," writes Mrs. Mallle Cross while, of Qlade Spring, Va. "I was very 111; thought I was going to die. I was so weak I couldn't raise my head to get a drink of water. I took . . . medicine, yet I didn't get any better. I was constipated and very weak, getting worse and worse. IsentforCardul." TAKE GARDUi The Woman's Tonic "1 found alter one bot tle of Cardul 1 was im proving," adds Mrs. Crosswhite. "Six bot tles of Cardul and ... 1 was cured, yes, I can say they were a God-seid to me. I believe I would have died, had It not been for Cardul." Cardul has been found beneficial In many thousands of other cases of womanly trou bles. If you feel the need of a good, strengthen ing tonic, why not try Cardul? It may be Just what you need. An V kxxil Let This Ccrd GuidfeYm This card will solve your nrobinrn "What color shall I paint my house?" You can't possibly go wrong. It gives colors suitablo for home of any style of architecture, both "body colors" und "trims." It also tells about the best paint made: HANNA'S GREEN SEAL PAINT Green Seal is a paint built to givi good looks and long woar. In oven' way it gives tho biggest pos sible value for your paint dollar. Formula is printed on every packago. Sold by DEE CUMMINS MT. VERNON. KY. . I 'mm Mt Vnrnnn nnn attended the funeral of Thomas Noe. John Scott and Sherman Chas. teen arc planning to attend the summer school at Mt. Vernon which will becin June 5th. We cant sec how any family who has the interest of their county and community at heart can afford to try to get along without the Signal I GOT REAL MAD WHEN I LOST MY SETTING HEN," Mrs. Hannan. "I went into the hen house one morning and found my favor ite setter dead. I got real mad. Went to the store, bought some RAT-SNAP and in a week I got six dead rats. Everybody who raises poultry should keep RAT SNAP." Three sjzes, 35c. 65c. $1.25 Sold and guaranteed by C. C. Davis C. C, Cox. I'olly or the Circus Is to bo tho play Us conlrul ctu on our Chautauqua tills season, circus rider, Jo) Everybody lias beard of tbls play, for! minister, Toby, no more popular play lms over been the boss cauvu pioduceU. It had Ioiik iuus lu Now. who Is lutcicstr York and other Uiko cltlos. well as tliu tlm cturs are I'olly, the Muudy, the tulle i.vu colored bervuut, Uouglas, the young and Hasty, her lazy husband clown, Iilg Jim, It Is a phty that will uevci ba for an, Mies Perkins, gotten by those who seojt, for tho? In the mini ter as will love I'olly ond Toby and th h, Deacon Stiong. MliiUtu-, SENATOR WHITr: MOSS ON THE ROAD QUESTION. Senator Moss addressed the annual convention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, at Hopkinsville, recently, on the subj ct "United We Move For ward-Divided We Stick In The Mud," and pleaded with the women to aid in "taking Ken tucky out of the mud " He said "Two thirds of the people in the state are in the mud, and the mud sluvc8 of Kentucky are in terested in any kind of a program that will lift them out of the mud. The women of Kentucky before they had the vote, were always found fighting for pro gressive measures and now that they have the vote it is doubly important that they should con tinue their efforts toward all pro-, grcssive legislation." Senator Moss highly commended the present State Highway Comission for the work they have done, and said' TheStateHighway Commis:-. ion should not bejeondemned for begging $1,600,000 from the rich counties of the state'1 to build) roads where Federal aid funds were not available, "but, on thei other hand, that should be erected their ability to get which to construct system of roads." It is Senator Moss's belief that the bond issue for roads will be the paramount issue in the cam paign of 1023 and that the party that nominates for its candidate a man who will go before the ' people of the state and advocate a bond issue for roads will be overwhelmingly elected Governor in 1 923. Certainly there is no more crying need in Kentucky today than roads. a monument to them for money with: this primary CASTOR IA For Mints and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bem ff E&&B gwe" jxm-' .1 .