Ceredo advance. [volume], July 08, 1914, Image 8

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IfElMTUCKY RATIONAL BANK
CATLETTaBI^RQ, iC"E3 3sT TTJ CK-Y •
CAPITAL - #75,000.00
OFFICERS:
G. W. Gunnell, Ftps.
Charles Russell, V’. Pres.
Ernest Meek, Cuphier.
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DIRECTORS’
Chas. Russell
A. Mims
Ernest Meek
John Russell
(». W. Gunvkll
We are in a position to look af
ter Wayne county customers
with care and dispatch.
You Are Invited to Open Au Account in Person or by Man
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FREE! Rock Glue and Star Broom Holders FREE
ASK ANY MERCHANT fora 80« Jar ROCK CLUE and a 25c STAR
BROOM HOLDER To advertise these useful article s, our factory arranges
for them to give you both, to have you praise them to Friends . If Merchant
cannot supply yon FREE write as sending 10 Merchants’ names uud 10c in
stamps. Don’t forget names (ROCK and STAR). Rock Gi.uk mends ev
erything, even broken hearts and pocket books. Star Bkoom Hold
ers make your broom lust twice as long uud do better work. Watch for
coupons. Both articles obtainable from any merchant. All reiailkks can
bo supplied bv Jobliers or direct.
A Beautiful Book of National Views, worth One Dollar, sent Free.
Post paid to any one returning “TRADEMARK-,” Hook GlI’E and Star
Broom Holders with 10c in stamps. We also want to hire good salesmen
and salesladies in every city and county on salary.
We also want vou to ask the Merchant for Hines’ Long Extension Han
dles, with mop ottechim nt. for window washing and all high cleaning. On
ly 80c: worth 60c. A-k for Hines’ Diamond Window Polish
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when iln-tr policies expire, thus
preventing lapst s.
Clubbing Hates.
\V<* hive been clubbing thin pi
per uiih the Cincinnati Daily Pont
1 or Daily Turn s Star at $2 .'>0 per
i but notice has been received
that the Cincinnati j aprrn named
j have each increas'd the price 50
j ocntH. Hen a ter we will ►end thC
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or < incinuati Tunes-Star one year
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8on»»» ote ha* suggested fifteen
things that every girl cau learn
before she is 15:
Shut the door aud abut it soft
ly.
Keep your owu toonu in tasteful
order. ,
Have au hour for rising aud
r:se.
Learn how to make bread as
well La cake.
Never let a button stay off twen
ty-four hours.
Always know where your things
are.
Never let a day pass without do
ing something to make someone
comfortable.
Never come to breakfast with
out a collar.
Never go about with your shoes
unbuttoned.
Speak clearly for everyone to
uuderstand.
Never fidget or hum, so as to
disturb others.
Never fuss, fret or fidget.
Announcements.
Our rates for announcements are as
follows, and must be paid iu advance:
Congress.$25.00
State Senate. 15 00
Clerk County Court. 6 00
Clerk Circuit Court. 6 00
| House of Delegates. 6 00
County Superintendent. 6 00
County Commissioner. 6 00
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Nothing would be ap
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hundred engraved calling
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the Advance office and see
the late samples—-just re
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For Sale.
A nicely located lot situate or
corner of Poplar and Thirteenth
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Call on i he proprietor of this paper
tor part iculars. tj.
This Is No 8ecret.
The man who 1« convinced that h«
ta wise is generally merely conceited
Call for Republican Pri
mary Election to Select
a Candidate for 5th Con
gressional District and
6th Senatorial District.
A primary election is hereby call-1
edto l,e held on the 18th day of Ju.
ljllneu, for the purpose of seleet
i' \ .^andi.late for the Republican
p.rtv for congressman of the Fifth
Congressional district and also to
select a candidate for the Republi
can party an state senator of the
Sixth Senator! rl district. Said pri
mary to be held at each voting pre
cinct in Wayne county.
I his call ia made in conformiiy
with the call made by the Con^res
fioal committee.
J. 15.
C hairman Wayne County Republi
can Executive Committee. ,
Centerville.
Health i« fairly good at tbi« writ
» g
Miih K'hel Smith, who has been
on the sick list, we are glad to say
is able to be out again.
1. "ole Joel Canterbury of Grags
ton i- v i • 11 i • i g bin daughter, Mrs.
Andy Clark, tl i- w. ek.
hi ler W. G. Sparks ha- just re
lurmd from a week’s vi it wi h
friei ds in l.iuooln county.
Mr. and Mrs. Leauder Ballengee
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Pyles Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Raltigh Smith were
visiting Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs.
W. G. Sparks, Sunday.
M i-s Hilda Preston of Richardson,
Ky., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
llenctly Sparks, of this place.
Mrs. Covi** Smith was visiting
home felks one day' this week.
James Molar was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. 1.. F. Ilatteu, of Keu
ova one day thin week.
A number of our young people
attended prayer meeting at the new
ehurch on Whiles creek Thursday
night.
Mi-s Minnie Kndicott of Grags
ton visited the Misses Bessie and
Daisy Alley Sunday.
It is very oominon to see the
aidos and motor cycles running on
the country road* this summer.
A lacge crowd attended the funer.
al of Aunt Phoeba Kigg last Tnes
day. She was an old lady who was
loved by all who knew her and will
be greatly missed in her community.
Jul/ 3. General.
Severe Attack of Colic Gured.
K. E Cross, who travels m Virginia
and other southern states, was taken
suddenly and severely ill with colic. At
the lirst store he came to the merchant
recommended Chamberlain’s Colie,
Cholera and Diatrhoea Remedy. T\v i
do-es of it cured him. No one should
leav* home on a journey without a bot
tle of this preparation. For sale by all
dealers. adv.
Shoals.
Mr and Ers. Johnnie Morrison
j of lluniiuginn are \i-iting relatives
here this week.
Cnarley Stephenson and daugh
ter of 1 leach fork are visiting Mr.
S.’s mother, who is vei v sick at taiH
writing.
Ktlie I lull and Kibel Spreaeher of
Huntington were calling on Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Kay last Sunday.
Inez Forbess is the guest of
ft lends in Huntington.
Mrs. James Estepp is visiting
on Four Foie.
Several of our people attended
fill of July exercises at Buffalo last
Saturday.
Kobt. Ward of Columbus, Ohio,
is seen on our streets again.
Mrs. Lou Workman is vi«i ing
friends in Kentucky at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchison
visited friends on Buffalo last Sun
day.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Lowe, June 110, lbl4, a dauubter.
“Dutch” seems to be all smiles.
July 0. Sun Shink.
Call and see the nice samples
of engraved calling cards at the
Advance Stationery store. tf.
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