Notice to Automobile Owners and Local Services
A compact local page lists items for sale and services including vehicles at Jewell Hawthorne Motor Co Lexington Ky offering 1917 Chandler seven passenger touring car 1917 Chalmers coupe 1916 Jeffery sedan 1915 Maxwell touring car all in good running order at bargain. Also cemetery memorials by Lexington Granite Co Mt Sterling salesman Stanley Brown Eastern Kentucky and housekeeping cash for old books magazines rags iron rubber and metals offered by Thos Heinrich Son. Nearby ads for pianos organs and sheet music by E C Christian Music Co Mt Sterling J H Templeman Piano Co Lexington and Mt Sterling groceries discount at Pieper s and metal repair shop Lexington Engines and Boiler Works W S Senior buggies and rubber tires W A Atchison Son hay feeds and additional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Chalmers
Jeffery
Maxwell
Jewell Hawthorne Motor CO
West Main Street
Lexington
Lexington Granite Co
Stanley Brown
Mt. Sterling
Eastern
Kentucky
Thos
Heinrich & Son
South Queen Street
Advertisements and services in Lexington and surrounding towns
A collage of classified ads lists monuments for sale with immediate delivery and guaranteed quality, auto and tire services, radiator repairs, auctioneers, and restaurant notices. Local merchants such as Murray & Thomas Co., Ragan-Gay Motor Co., Fayette Radiator, and Adams & Young are named along with addresses in Lexington and Maysville Kentucky. The notices urge readers to place orders, call for credit offers, and advertise space in the Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Thomas Co
Paris
Advocate
R. I. Settles
Ragan-Gay Motor Co
U. S
Nancy Owings invited to table for free admission
The Advocate notes admission for Miss Nancy Owings if she calls at the table Wednesday night. Money to loan on farms offered for 5 10 and 20 years at 512 and 6 percent, with sums from 2000 to 100000. See McKee at 33 South Bank Street. Coopers advertises best goods at the least prices at No 30 Broadway Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Nancy Owings
McKee
South Bank Street
Coopers
Broadway Street
Lexington Auto Services and Memorial Offers
Autos for hire offered by Ragan-Gay Garage under license with Dixie Automobile Co. Inc. at 127 E Short St Lexington Kentucky. Willard Storage Battery Service Station advertises free battery tests and topups at 203 East Main. Monument sales by E M Jackson promote buying now for Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Automobile Co., Inc
H. A. Cobb
Mer
E. Short St
Lexington
Kentucky
Willard Storage
Avette Motor Co
East Main Street
Hoosier Cabinets Distributor Ad Negotiates Rebuilt Machines
J W Baker announces availability of all makes rebuilt machines for sale. Distributors for L C Smith & Bros Corona typewriters and Wales adding machines. Standard Typewriter Exchange, formerly Stagg Typewriter Company, Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Smith & Bros
Corona Typewriters
Wales
Standard Typewriter Exchange
Stagg, Typewriter Company
Lexington, Ky
Real Estate Listings and Services in Lexington Area
Real estate ads advertise farms suburban homes and city properties at Cravens and Turpin with office at Main and Bank streets calling 491. Wm Cravens also auctioneers hauling services and public sales. Davis Wilkinson Parrish and Ragan Gay Motor Co advertise services and stationery prices and transfer service calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravens & Turpin
Bank
Wm. Cravens
Main and Bank Sts
Lexington
W. M. Parrish
West Short St
E. E. Bogie
U. S
Ragan-Gay Motor Co
Colonial Buggies and Machine Shop Ad Promotes Services
A. E. Lawrence advertises careful repair and new work from TIMMINS MACHINE SHOP at 328-330 W. Vine St Lexington Ky. Services include oxy acetylene welding and complete machine shop capabilities. A free ticket is offered to Mrs. Harry Larsen at a Table Wednesday night. Turpin and Son Auto Accessories at Main and Bank St. contact 491.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmins Machine Shop
W. Vine St
Lexington
Harry Larsen
Turpin & Son
Camargo News Briefs Cover Personal Moves and Local Happenings
Mrs. Pearl Cram is ill with flu. Etta Paskhurst returns home to Wilmore after a two week visit with her mother Mrs. R. C. Redman. Osborne of Mariba buys H. G. Stafford home and 10 acres for 6200, praised as one of Camargo’s prettiest. Prof. Cain and scholars prepare three short plays for Consolidated school. Heavy rain damages freshly plowed land and tobacco beds, reducing future yield. Joel Oldham’s six lambs washed away by Greenbriar Creek high floods. Allan Lovely buys two houses in Middletown and moves with family. Mrs. Mary D. Moss relocates to Winn Street in Mt. Sterling. Hog prices shift to 15 to 15 1/2 cents from last year’s 18. Brack Rose selects Camargo as summer home. A welcome is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cram
Etta Paskhurst
Wilmore
R. C. Redman
Mr. Osborne
Mariba
Menefee County
H. G. Stafford
Camargo
Osborne
Frank Clark
For Sale 10000 Brick Good Quality
Classified ad notes 10 000 good brick for sale by N H Trimble with reference marker 56 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Trimble
Serious development in patient Nannie Hon
Miss Nannie Hon’s physician reports pus around the lung cavity and an urgent operation is necessary to relieve her condition. Also notice Van Arsdell's offering Geef pork lamb and veal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Hon
Film Programs and Prices At Local Theaters
Thursday listings feature Harold Bell Wright’s Eyes of the World in nine reels with matinée 15 and 25 cents, nights 26 35 and 50 cents. Friday shows Florence Reed in A Woman Under Oath plus Masked Rider Serial. Saturday presents Behind the Door Paramount Artcraft, Sun Shine Comedy The Midnight Express with matinees at 2 30 and 2 16 3 45 pm and night shows at 7 15 and 8 45. Coming week May 8 Anderson Gunn Dramatic Stock Vaudeville with Baby Drew Anderson and Charlie Chaplin Wobble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bell Wright
Eyes of the World
Pathe News
Florence Reed
Thomas Ince
Paramount Artcraft
Anderson & Gunn Dramatic Stock and
Saving Waste Paper Urged by Secretary of Commerce
Secretary Alexander repeats appeal to conserve waste paper to ease shortages affecting daily life and printing. He notes waste paper from magazines books and periodicals is valuable when used for ground wood pulp and new paper products, preventing extra wood pulp use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tabe Theatre
T. Foster. Rogers
Hoosier Cabinets
J. W. Baker
Sanitary Meat Co
R. D. Barnes
Mt. Sterling Lumber Co
Vivian Alfrey
W. Ben Lloyd
Clell Cockrell
Vanarsdell’s
Taxi Turpin & Son
WM. Adams & Son
Columbia Grationolas
Aeolian Vocalion
E. C. Christian Music Co
Kranich & Bach
Sterling
J. H. Templeman Piano CO
Cor. Main and
Bank Sts
Kyi
Pieper’s
Lexington Engines and Boiler Works
H. W. Seniour
Baki. If
W. T. Atchison & Son
Mt. Sterling Grocery
M. R. Hainline
John R. Lyons
Post Brothers
John Deere
W. S. Lloyd
Atos and Accessories
H. B. Ringo
John W. Bain
W. Short St
E. T. Reis
Mr. Sterling
Maysville St
Hancock’s
Fayette Radiator Repair & Vulcanizing Co
Vine St
Phone
Acme Garage
Church Street
United States
Service Tire Co
E. Main Street
J. F. Lockhart
Ragan-Gay’s
John R. Salmons
Maysville Street
Firestone Tires—Turpin & Son
Lexington Radiator Works
L. B. Daniel & Sons
W. Main Street
Commerccial Auto Co
B. Main St
Montgomery
Bath
Menifee
Ford Service
Gay Wilson
Harley- Davidson
Excelsior Motorcycles
Adams & Young
East Short Street
Ou Rt F
B. Green
E. Main St
J. R. Salmons
Walsh Co
W. A. Bondurant
Chiles Thompson Gro. CO
Ragan-Gay Garage
M. Jackson
Chiles-Thompson
Times
Lester W. Lee
Davis & Wilkinson
Call Phone
A. E. Lawrence
J. W. Babertf
J. W.aber
H. W. Senieur
EB. F. Gray
the Advocate
Camargo and Vicinity
Joel Oldham
Greenbriar Creek
Greenbriar
Allan Lovely
Middletown
Mary D. Moss
Winn Street
Brack Rose
Morgan County
Lee Rose
W. J. Fields
W. B. Small
Mgr
Marion Davis
Burton Holmes
United Picture Theatres
Pathe
Drew” Anderson
Charlie Chaplin
L. A. Fennell the
Lexin We Florist
Mary C. Ayres
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cem Company
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