TBS M>UMT m U 8 N M M M j * MOUNT VEBTON, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1961

Classified Ads NOTICES

D. E. Cross, land on Copper FOR SALE: 4-room house with Creek Road. 3l2«p bath, concrete block garage on

George-L. Smith, land near 100 200 foot lot on Locust Conway, Ky. 4t26p Street. Edison Coldiron, Phone

£>. S. Monk, land on East | 256 - 2324, Mt. Vernon. 22t4 Ford, known as the P e n n i n g t o n F | „ , r i r R-m ineton

We, whose names appear be- Farm. , , W ^ 1 3 i n T car-low have posted our land and Harrison Cope, land n e a r . | i l e t v D . First c i a s s will not permit any hunting,1 Calloway, Kentucky. 4t26p " _ i ' u 0 n M40 ^ ^ t e r - will fishing or tresspassing of any William K. Bullen, land at ^ " d l , ' o n ' **4° %Z"ct f^no kind. Those who persist. In Turkey Pen Hollow.. . . 6t52p ^ V ° k l n , V e ^ . V

MR FARMER: International NOTICE: For Bulldozer work. Tractors and Farm Machines' contact Elmo C. Anderkln. Mt have had a sizeable price in- j Vernon, Ky. 20-ntf crease w i t h i n the last few: „ Z.ZCZ , , T Wfeeks. However we have a Kentucky and K.ntucklana

,t Kentucky and Kentuckiana good stock of these on hand at the old price. See us before they are gone. Bryant Bros.i Mt. Vernon, Ky. 21t2

LIVINGSTON News

NOTICE: Calvin H. Webb, Liv-ingston merchant, announces that he is a candidate for Magistrate in District 2 in the election to be held in May of 1961. n n t f jBABY CHICKS, started chicks.

Polled Hereford S h o w and Sale, Saturday, February 25, Kentucky State Fair and Ex-position C e n t e r , Louisville. Show at 8:30 a.m. (CST), sale at 12:30 pan. Selling 43 head, bulls and mostly bred heifers.

21tl trespassing in'any way will be Charles Durham, land dealt with according to law: I Lamero, Ky. 6t52p FOR SALE: 2-way radio (Voca-

Dave Noe, farm located at The Jones Durham Heirs, ]jn e Commaire) like new. Call Rock Springs School, R. R. 1. land on Horse Lick, Lamero, 256-2981. 22tl Mt. Vernon Ky. 43t52p Ky. 6t52p ^ M r . I • ————[U.S. a p p r o v e d pullorum-ty

Elmo Anderkin. farm, located Amos and MyrUp Bowman, N O T I C E - FOR RENT: Brick store build- phoid clean. White Rock New at Hummel | land at Orlando, Ky 6t26p-60 • , - ing on Church Street. Suitable: Hampshire and White Leghorn.

No trespassing, Ralph Griffin, E. £. Bullock, E. R. Denney To buy or sell real estate,1 f o r business or office space.| First hatch March 9th scxed to Mt. Vernon, Ky. 36t26p-58 and James W. Lambert, land on- see Lewis M. Millei, Lict-jised, i Contact Mrs. Gertrude Hilton r.rder Phone 365 - 2673 304

Edgar and Fannie Mullinft \ Skeggs Creek and Rockcastle Bonded Broker, Mt. Vernon, at HiltonV5 A; 10, Mt. Vernon. Depot St., Stanford Ky." Mrs M t Vernon, Ky., I River. 7T52p Ky. * SO-ntf •»-»» -• • - • - ' ai'O the Jack Las well Farm at All the land of. Ernest E. „ „ . • _ . Ottawa, Ky. 43t52p-5#. Bul!ock located in RockcasUe GILLS ROOFING COMPANY

John Lair, farm at Renfro! County. 7TS2p and Gutter Service. AU typos Valley, Ky. 1 Cecil Mize, land on Rock- of roof. All work guaranteed.

Fish Farms, Rer'ro Valley, castle River. 7T52p Reasonable prices. Ten years Town Branch,! Madison Graves, l a n d on experience. Roy GUI, owner. neye

/jMf.Vernon, Ky. 3t52p-60 Campbell Ridge, near Buffalo. Phone 679-1486, Somerset. Ky. John W. Kincer Sr., two farms j 8t52p llntf

•t Brodhead, and one at HJM-J Garret Taylor, land at Uv- . j . " ^ , t 0 U l U i n g r i > m i , o r d - 16t52p. ingston, Ky. 9 l 2 6 P 1 Fum'ture Slort Weil

Ivan Staverson, Jand at Mti J. H. I^mbert, Farms at Be- S t M*t Vernon. ' 37tntl Vernon, Ky. 16t26p-61 rea and Boone Valley. 9J52P; 1

Roscoe Staverscn, land at Mt : Mrs. John F. McKinney.two PORTER PAI?JTS! 400 colon. Vernon, Ky. 16t26p-61 farms at Burr, Ky. 19t26p. Interior end exterior. Your w m " No hunting or trespassing on Russell Bullock, l a n d on [Porter Paint Headquarters, M t ; ZiS'rlXt Monument Are.

land belonging to H. B. and1 Cove Branch. 13t26p Vernon Hardwire, Main Street,' D . v l Q n 2 0 h i 0 Paul Griffm at <Jave Ridge, j Dorothy Hartman, land a t j M t Vernon, Ky.

21ntf Carl Cain. Owner. 22t8 WE NEED some used IH Cub {CARD OF THANKS

and Super A tractor outfits. We wish to thank our friends Will make very liberal offers! who were so kind and thought-on new IH t r a c t o r outfits, f u | during t h o death of our which we have at the old price.. Father and Husband, Everett Bryant Bros., Mt. Vernon, Ky. Bryant. Especially we want to.

21t2 thank Cox Funeral Home and WILL BOY Your Indtaa Head i '1* .onCS « " > " « " « at the fu-Pennies and V - Nickles. S i x Cents For Pennies and Ten Cents for V - Nicies. In Good Shape.

Hoyd Lock wood B.A. 38638

Mt Vernon, R t 2. 37t52jS-«0 No trespassing without per-

mission from none other than myself. Farm located on Copper Creek, Ky. Ruby Simpson, Cin-cinnati, Ohio. 24tS2p

Mrs. Carl Mullins, land oa

Sand Springs, Ky. 16t52pl 17-ntf

Calloway and Piney Branch, R.1 lando, Ky. 17t52p R 2 . Mt. Vernon,- Ky". 28t52p-«p Edd Madden, land on Old 25

Thapias O. Coffey, land a t j a t Burr, Ky. . 17t52p .Hummel. Ky. Slt iJp Sam J. McMullin, farm on

L. Powell, land at Conway, R0Ute 461. 21t52p ' Mrs. Hazel Ower

Fred Ramsey, land located at; Notice To The Voters Of Renfro Valley. l'6t52p|The First Magisterial District' Singing will be at the Roufid-

Ester Staverson G r i f f i n , ' I am a candidate for Magis-' Stone Baptist Church Sunday, property on OJd Brodhead-Mt trate of the 1st District of Rock- Feb. 26 at 2 P.M. All singers Vernon Road. 12t52pt castle County, subject to the and everyone 'welcome. 21t2

MSe Bran am an, land at Or-' ' •

J. M. Coffey and Minnie Cof-fey, land at Hummel, Ky.33tS2p

The Edna Grace McKenrie Farm on US 150 near Stone Quarry, Mt Vernon,

Brown McCIure, Chestnut Ridge, R. R. 2, ML Fern on, Ky. 39tS2p

Farms at Mt Vernon. Burr ind Dix River, posted.

Sand Springs, Luner and Hans-ford. 21t26p

Mrs. J. D. Thomas, land near the top of Big Hill, 1V4 mile South of Big Hill, 22t52p

Names of those desiring to have their land posted will be listed for 50c per name for " hunting s e a s o n or for six: months. The list will be chang-ed every six months. Please no-tify the Signal if you desire your name printed.

FOR SALE PUREBRED POLLED Bulls and Heifers. $100.00 up. C. F. Holt's Hereford Farms, Renfro YaHey, Ky. 21t3p

J . S. Craig Sr., land at East Ottawa. 39t52p

The LoveH Farm at B i r r , Kentucky. Pansey McCay, R. R 2. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 41t52p

Leonard Klrby, land on Chestnut Ridgr or Waters of Skeggs Creek, R. R. 2, Mt Ver-qon. Ky. 42t26p " Virgil Denney. land on Route 3, Crab Orchard, Ky. 42t26p

T. L. Frith, land on Brod-head-Conway Road, Route 3, Brodhead, Ky. 45tS2p

Henry Parrett, land at Or-lando, Ky. 46t26p

W. A. Coffey, land at Wfldie, Ky. 46t26p

Jones Anglin. land at Or-lando, Ky., Route 1. 46t52p

Boston Dougherty, land at Freedom, Ky. 46t26p

Dallas Norton, land at Free- cash Register. Good condition. ? ' I D ii v , • . }?**? See. Mrs. Gertrude Hilton at

. B u U o c k ' U n d a l 255S5£. Hilton's 5 & 10, Mt. Vernon, burg, Ky. 46t26p, 21ntf Mitchel Abney, land on Ren-i

f " k C i r * 5 u , ^ 46t26p FOR SALE: Good e l e c t r i c Done Abney, land-oa-Henfro i range, same as new, only been

.. .CHINESE CHESTNUT TREES Your votes and support will FOR SALE. Three Trees, $1.50.

be appreciated. Vernon Houk, Large Quantity, cheaper. Ern-R.R. 1, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 18t4p ' est E. Bullock, Mt. Vernon, Ky. WANTED: Good used clothini

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guns, antiques, etc., fol " "j TOIl JAILER ———( sell at your price or on com- a candidate for Jailer; mission. Will also buy anything1 of Rockcastle County. I have| outriRht. G. B. Cummins Fruit lived in this county my entire; , u m b u s 0hio, visited Mrs. Pat-Market, Crab Orchard, Ky. "

neral. Elon, OUie and Alto Brvant.

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OTTAWA 1»EW GRANDDAUGHTER- ' Mr. and Mrs. Edd Brown re-

ceived word of another grand-, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin; Brown are the parents of a new j baby girl. They live in Cincin-j nati. Ohio.

Mrs. Samantha Wiggins is a patient in Somerset Hospital. A speedy recovery is wished for her.

Mr. a n d Mrs. Ray Bullock a n d daughter' of Cincinnati Ohio, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Scoggin auil Dale. — ; —

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parkerson and daughter, Sherry, of Co-

BIBLE CLASS MEET The Ruth Bible Class of the

Baptist C h u r c h met at the! home of Mrs, Curtis Wyatt Thursday n i g h t with eight j members p r e s e n t . Refresh-ments were served.

Bro. and Mrs. Curtis Wyatt attended the Fellowship Meet-ing at Brodhead Monday.

Mrs. Efiia Griffin has return-ed home from Rockcastle Coun-ty Baptist Hospital where she has been a patient.

Mrs. Mollic Overbay was in Mt. Vernon Tuesday-to consult a doctor.

Harold' and Billy Kelley were in Cincinnati, Ohio over the week end to visit relatives..

Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNutt of Louisville Spent the week end here.

Mr. and Mrs. . Avery Jones visited their daughter, S-Sgt.!

and- Mrs, Fin ley Woolen and son, Jerry .""last week in Nash-ville. Tcnn.

Mrs. Mable Hoskins aind two sons from Dayton, Ohio, visited their grandmother, Mrs. Alice Mason, last week.

Mr. and Mrs. L D. Bond and family visited his brother, Edd Bond, of Hamilton, Ohio, over i the week end.

Mrs. Cora Ray was in Pino-ville Thursday on business and; also visited friends. ... j

ATTENTION FARMERS: Buy a BLOOMFIELD SILO

and get up to 38 months to pay. No money down. Payments start-after silo is erected. • ———G. C. Fuleher —

Rt 3, Highway 39 Somerset, Kentucky Phone 423-3380

16ntf. Somerset Upholstery Shop Re-upholstering and refinish-

ing, re-styling and repairing. We pick-up' and deliver. Free estimates. Complete line of fabrics. Phone 679-1652, West Somerset or write, 115 Unlver-

tennss, installation and service, sity,:Drive, Somerset, Ky. J . W; Rockcastle Farm Service, Vernon, Ky.

FOR SALE: L P. Gas Range, in extra good condition, rea-sonably priced. A. F. S t Clair, Mt Vernon, Ky. 13ntf

FOR'J?ALE: A used National

C r ? e £ ' r* T * A I 4 J126? used three months. See Pearl John C. Langford, land at Calloway, old Oscar Graves

Nikirk. 48tf NOTICE: Lime h a u l e d and spread. Marshall Scoggin, Brod-head, Ky., Phone 8-3563.

INCOME TAX CLIENS For income tax work

D a v i d Gregory at Gregory's Motel, daily after 5 pjn. over week ends. Phone 256-2929. 19ntf

ANNOUNCEMENT I am a candidate for Magis- • Curtis Bradley is a patient in

trate of the 3rd Magisterial Dis- Berea C o l l e g e Hospital trict, composed of the follow- speedy recovery is wished for ing precincts: Freedom, Brown, . . . . . East Brodhead, West Brodhead, Mrs. Lucille Lawrence and North Brodhead, Saylor and Teresa have returned from Cin-Gum Sulphur. cinnati, Ohio, and report Mrs.

I have l i v e d in Rockcastle Amanda Tyree better. County practically all of my Visitors of the Hayes family lifetime. I am very much inter- - recently were: Mrs. Alta Bul-ested in the fiscal affairs of : Mrs. Matt Brown, Bobby Rockcastle County a n d espe- Wright and Tom Albright. t cially in GOOD ROADS in riTM QTTT'DWlftl Rockcastle County. o U L r n U H

If elected, I shall always: "ii"—7T ' „ . work to the interest of my Dis- D

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trict and of RockcasUe County.! B, ruc^..?.nd " r - Mt™*. D e B o r d

Any help given me in this 0< Williamsburg, Ohio, were race will be greatly appreci- • week end guests of their par-a t e d ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles De-

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that

Albright has been ap-

I sons having claims against said FOR SALE, this week only:1 estate, shall present them, Ver-

New G E 12 Foot refrigerator, ified according to law, to M. $229.00 with trade. G E full |G. Albright, Brodhead. Ken-size r a n g e , $149.95. Bryant I tucky^ or to Allen & Clontz, Bros., Mt. Vernon, Ky. 21t2 Attorneys for said estate, Mt. — — — — — I Vernon, Kentucky, no later

MR. CAR OWNER: We are! than May 6, 1961. — ••-. . - i .—.— i M G Albright, Executor

of the estate of Virginia Albright, Deceased.

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overstocked on the following genuine Goodyear tires - that is why we are pricing these so low: 24, 670-15 All-Weather rayon (road-hazard guaranteed) $12.95. Bryant Bros., Mt. Ver-! ADMINISTRATRIX .NOTICE non, Ky. 21t2: All pgaspns h a v l ^ claims

inst the estate of the late

Stokes New-comb Ave Mt P o i n t e d E x e c u t o r o f , f f e e s , a J e A of Virginia Albright. All per-

Property. 47t2Sp V e r n 0 n ' 2 I n " ' Paul and .Lonzo Bullock, land

at Level Gi*een, Ky. 47t32p Marshall Ray and J.lrale

Scoggin, land at Ottawa, Ky. 47t26p

Lloyd Monk, land at Maret-burg; Ky. 47t28p

J. C. Bowling and R. V. Brock, Und on 461 and 150, M t Ver-non, Ky. 47t28p

Dale and Ruby Sowder, land pn Brindle Ridge. 47t26p

Tony Laswell, land on High-. way 150, 3 miles North of Brodhead. Ky. 47t52p

Sibyl Hunt, land on old Brod-head-Mt Vernon Road. 47t26p

Nancy L. and Wallace Wil-liams, land at Boone, Ky.

47t2p W. H. Griffin, land on waters

of Renfro Creek, near Scenic View Motel. 48t82p -

Bessie Norton, land at Wabd, ] FOR SALE - Two show cases - of the late Elvan Mink will Ky. ' 48t26p one 8 ft. long, $35, and one 6 ft. please pay same immediately

John Brummett. land off Ky. long, $30 - See Floyd Owens at | to Weltha Mink. Administra-Higi>way 150 at Crab Orchard | the Owens Dinner . Bell, Mt. j trix for said estate at the above R 3 and in Turkey-Town R 2,1 Vernon. 22t2; address. < Crab Orchard. 48t28 „ oar p . Alfilfn hav fiSc Weltha Mink, Administratrix Proctor Brock, land on Cop-j F O R S A L E " Altaiia nay, esc per Creek Road.

Bradley Burdette, Renfro Valley, Ky. 49t52p

Ted ..Allen, land located at ' FOR SALE - Used Smith Cqr-

• : , , ,1 against tne estate or tne late FOR SALE: Cedar and locust g j v a n M i n k R o u t e Brodhead, posts Thomas Taylor Route l, K e n l u c k y , w i l l p ] e a s e p r e s C n t Mt. Vernon, on Old 25 North s a m p p r o p c r I y p r o v e n , to Wei-Mt. Vernon. 20t3p [ t h a Mink. Route 1, Brodhead, FOR SALE: 1957 Bel-Air, 4- Kentucky, Administratrix for door, Chevrolet, clean with low! l h e estate or to James W. Lam-mileage. Sec W, 'E . Taylor, bort Attomey for said estate, Brodhead, Ky. 22ntf Mt. Vernon, Kentucky.

All persons owing the estate

I per bale. See Floyd Owens or j For the Estate fit the late Elvan Mink. ' 20t3 - EXECUTOR S NOTICE

life. I have worked hard and s y A d a m s i a s t week. never sought office before. M r a n d M r s T h e o H . J , P ^ B e t 0 y° u Robyn and Marty, of Middle-that I will faithfully serve you l o w n Q h i o , , h e w e e k as your JaUer and treat those w i l h M r a n d M r s A l b # r t H a y e s unfortunate enough to be in a n d M r s w p H j a i l a s 1 wouid want to be treat- M r a n d Mrs_ F J d B u U o ck ed-if t w e r e - m thoir place. Ohio spent-the week-end Sincerely Yours, I with Mr and Mrs WaIter Cash

and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curt Barnett 21t2 [lock.

The People's Friend, Lester Helton Route 2 , Brodhead, Ky. 21t2

SPECIAL - For Saturday Only Nine Dinner Bell Hamburgers

for $1.00 - Fixed "To Go" or eat here - at Owens Dinner Bell, Mt. Vernon. 21tl TO INCOME TAX CLIENTS

Following are dates will be at Dixie Boone Motel, Room No. 1 February 27 through March 12. March 29 through April 15. Phone 256-2444. Maureen Laswell Egan 16ntf

WANTED Top cash for Walnut logs 12" minimum diameter delivered our yards at Monticello or Fer-guson, Kentucky. We also buy standing Walnut timber. Con-tact Ed .Reynolds at Monticello

Bord. and family Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hall visit-

ed Mr. a n d Mrs. H. P. Byrd Saturday.

Misses Birdie and Jewell De-Bord "were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle of near Crab Orchard Sunday afternoon. - Miss Ell, Roberts is visiting her sister, Mrs, Kafie Doyle,

and Johnny, Mrs. Dwight Os-borne and Florence and Glenda were in Richmond last Satur-day.

Miss Nancy Cummins spent Friday night with Miss Susie Lakes at Mt. Vernon.

Miss Marie DeBord was home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeBord, a n d family last week end.

Tobacco Fertilizer . Recommendation Made

phone FI8-3811 or Wendell j T h e U K Agricultural Experi-Jones at Monticcllo phone FI8- m e n t s t a t i o n t h i s w e e k s a i d i t 2694, buyers for George E. Tom- j was recommending the fertil-linson Company, Inc., Winches-1 izer analysis 4-16-4 for tobacco ter, Kentucky. lntf plant beds.

jNMnimfTVPMT " i Plant "beds need a fertilizer ANNOUNCEMtw r j nitrogen and potash the I wish to announce that the; t j £

?.d4-1g 2 m < ? i * , l e ' ° r ' h e p 0 f t i C - 1 The 4-16-4 analysis should be ™ f i B e n- y n M R J applied at the rate, of 30 pounds -The 12c Dinner Bell Burger- „ 0 0 e f e ; t ( o f , a n ,

has chosen a running partner- ^ d g ( c ? t b 1 0 0 f e e t ) o r 4 0 The 19c Milkshake- Both sub-, d s , 2 0 0 s q u a r e f c c t ject to your vote at meal time j ( Q f # , a n , b e d , 2 f c c l b , 0 0 or between meals at Otoens {eet) . ; Dinner Bell, Mt. Vernon. ! I ( ' the fertilizer is mixed with

' a pesticide, it should be applied j at .least 30 days before seeding i to control soil insects. •

TO THE VOTERS OF ROCKCASTLE COUNTY

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Forestry Notes by - S. Ronald Singer

T o ' r e w o r d a well-known phrase, "a farm is a farm Is a farm". But just "what is a farm? Does land have to have live-stock, chickens,' and tobacco on it to be a farm?

Last week I examined' the "farm" "of Charles S. Lewis up on Chestnut Ridge Road. To anyone passing by,- it Would ap-pear to be nothing more than an area of woodland. And they would be right, because this is a Tree Farm.

Mr, Lewis and I examined his tree farm and mapped out areas of young pine stands that needed a thinning, areas of older pines and hardwoods that should* be projected frotn fire, areas that were bare and are going to be planted this spring and fall in poplar and pinel and several areas that were * not supporting proper growth Wore marked for s i t e preparation and replanting.

All of t h i s - improvement work is being completed under the direction and help of the Service Forester, and with cost-sharing from the Mt. Vernon ASC office.

j When Mr: Lewis has com-J pleted his improvement work j on his Tree Farm, little change [ will be visible from the road, j but *h*L trees will benefit from i his work s%d in just a few | years the overall -increase - of I tree height, size,.and value will

i Mr. Lewis told me that he is not expecting to gain from this woodland improvement for himself, but he hopes that his granddaughter will when she gets ready to go to college.

-This, he said, was worth plan-ning for. I agree "Wtth-him.

J. W. (Pete) Hurd am a candidate for Jailer,

subject to the action of the Re-publican Primary, Way 23.

am 39-ycars old and a vtt-eran of World War Two. I worked at BluegraSs Ordnance from 1950-1957 and was laid o f f . In 1958 I was night- police-man at Mt. Vernon. Due to bad health I had to quit.

Then I went to Ohio and worked for Ford Motor. Com-pany and was laid off Jan. 6 1961.

am married and have four children, ages from 5 through 14 years.

Your vote and influence will bo appreciated.

J. W. (Pete) Hurd

I A LAWYER FRIEND OF MINE fe*?nNEW LETTXRHD»1DS

I D i p THEM FOR | HIM.. VFAST, AND RIGHT w •

Lawn Care Important During Early Spring

F e b r u a r y may seem the wrong time of year to be think-ing about lawn care, but some things can and should be done now. according to N. R. Elliott, UK Extension horticulturist.

If your Jawn was sown in bluegrass seed this past Sep-tember, late February is the time to apply fertilizer, so that i r wlll dissolve and the grass can use it before weeds start to germinate in lale spring. Use a good, high-grade, complete fertilizer, such, as 8-8-8 or 10-6-4. he suggests. Apply at the rate of about 15 pounds per 1,000 square feet.

Late February also is the second-best time to sow blue-grass seed. September is the recommended month, but, if you did not get j o u r lawn sown last fall, this is the best limp to do it. Usually. '4 to V4 pound of an extra good bluegrass seed should be sown on. each 1,000 square feel of lawn area.

Planning your flower and shrub arrangement now, during the cold weather, can give you better looking grounds- next summer. You may w a n t to change, the location' of some flowers, move some shrubs,'dis-card some old shrubs, or add new ones. Making plans now will help you be ready to make need 1̂ 1 changes when the time tomes.

lf*7the m a n y varieties of plants on the market" confuse you and and you need unbiased advise at no cost, sec your local county Extension agent.

Ted ,Alien, land located at FOR SALE - Used Smith Cijr-j persops having claims Orlando, Ky. • 49t26p o n a Adding Machine. Fuji k e y against the 'estate of the late; MORGAN ANNOUNCES

Tiny. Morris, land located at board, recently rebailtrcleaned Qtt Fmnell, will please present; rot. CONSTABLE Johnetta, Crooked Creek. ! and oiled. $75.00,- See FJwlisame. properly proven, to.W. f to announce, I'm a ^ S. E. Bullock, land I SpK^SM-at4a F°d

R^\rdirfes: W-ESPSL- "precia,ed-Dcmas Ky. 4926p and used, low down Pa>ment, ^ . ^ f j

Luster Bullock, l a n d o n easy terms. R. H. Hamm, Mt.j. A ] [ • ' o w i n g t h o estatS LOST; Large Male Boxer Dog,; Skeggs Creek and Bloss, Ky. Vernon. 0f the late Ott Finnell will yellpw with w h i t e spot in

49t26p FOR' SALE' Three acres of please pay same immediately; breast. Ears well trimmed and Andrew Sthiff, land at Rou te U a n d 5 . r o o m house, good well to W. A. Finnell. Executor of. short tail. Last s e e n tied to

and good cellar. Just off High- the WiU of the above named | house. If found, return to G. H way 25, about one mile Noyh Estate.

tfmokey Says,:

3, Crab Orchard, Ky. 50t26p No hunting or trespassing on

Brodhead Fair Grounds, Brod-head Fair Co. 51t52p

Leroy Mullins, land at Wil-die, Ky. . 52t26p

Ifovyard Bullock, land at Blue Springs. It26p

Quentin Allen, land located on Highway 70. "26p

FOR SALE or TRADE, 1954 M o d e l , Minneapolis Moline tr&ctor, plows', discs, new cul-tivators. See Gilbert Mink, Mt. Vernon, Ky.

W. A. Finnell, Executor of the Will of the late . Ott Finnfll. 22t3

! Durgin. corncr of Quarry and

F O R R E N T — FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Inquire at Carl Brown's One-Stop Shopping

22t2p| Center, M t Vernon, Ky.. 21ntl

MEN OR WOMEN - For TOp-1 perware Agents, full or- part time. Write. Forrestelle Sales, | 960 Delaware, Lexington, Ky., j or call 4 - 7716. 22t2|

WISH PtOUE VOULD REALIZE ABE K>R THEIR

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Lincoln Connty Stockyards, Inc. Stanford, Kentucky

VTIONS FOR TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1861 CALTCS?—'Tops. $34.40: Seconds. $26.00-26.75; Butch-

ers. $31.20: Heavies. $29.00-32.00: Odd calves. $27.50 down: Baby beeves, $17.50-24.00: Steers and heifers.'SM.50-25.75: Bulls. $15.00-19.00: Beef cows. $13.25-15.25: Canners and cutters, $13.00 down.

HOGS—Tops. 180-235 lbs.. $17.75: 141M80 lbs.. $15.00-16.00; 240-300 lbs.. $17.00-17.60: Sows. $13.50-14.60: Shoals. $17.00 down.

BONBED FOR YOUR PROTECTION

Managers, W. L. Sears and C. K. Gover

Auction Sales Every Tuesday