Diverse Listings Showcasing Used Cars and Local Services
A flood of classified items outlines second hand cars including a 1917 Chandler seven passenger touring car a 1917 Chalmers Coupe a 1916 Jeffery Sedan and a 1915 Maxwell Touring Car all in running order. Also advertised are cemetery memorials printing services pianos furniture coal groceries meat and more from Lexington area businesses with various sale offers and free admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Chalmers
Jeffery
Maxwell
Jewell Hawthorne Motor CO
West Main Street
Lexington
Studybaker Touring
Bessie P. Wilson
E. Maxwell Street
Wanted to make regular engagements for milk and cream
Classified ads announce milk and cream buying inquiries by J. C. Gaitskill with prices for a Kentucky Spring Seat Saddle and other horse gear. John R. Salmons lists harness and horse supplies on N. Maysville Street while The Advocate touts its news coverage and ad services at 10c a line. Miss Nettie Prewitt to be admitted to the table Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Smathers
Table
Advocate
Robert Howell
Walter Triplett
J. C. Gaitskill
Kentucky
John R. Salmons
Maysville Street
Nettie Prewitt
Airé
William E. May
Local Classifieds Include Rentals Lost Finds and Services
Mt Sterling Laundry seeks cash register and platform scale. Real estate ads for Cravens Turpin and Pieper's groceries. Rentals include corner store rooms and a Gazette Publishing office space. Auto services from Dixie Motor Co and Ragan Gay Garage. Found and lost pocketbooks offered reward. Real estate brokers Bramblett and Parrish list farms and homes near Lexington. Various trades from shoe repairs to cheiroprist, plumbing, and taxi services advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravens & Turpin
Main and Bank Streets
Lines to Be Remembered Aggressive fighting for the right
The item extols the noble sport and invokes Roosevelt in a defense of fencing’s honor. It presents a historical claim about fighting spirit and patriotism, urging readers to remember lines about courage and discipline in sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlore Roosevelt
Straw to Supply Future Newsprint From Grain Waste
Price Green of Toronto told Chicago industry exhibitors that paper from straw could replace spruce as pulp supplies dwindle. He noted the waste straw from grains may become a major source, as the United States consumes half the world’s paper with only 15 percent of its population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price- Green
Toronto
Canadian National Railways
Chicago
United States
Speech of Dumb Animals Reveals Pets Pleading for Help
Katherine Hansen recounts two episodes from Dumb Animals where animals clearly showed wants. An airedale followed a street and drank from a water faucet after the observer filled it. A fox terrier begged for aid over an ill fitting collar, which when fixed, wagged its tail with evident happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hansen
Wealth Under New York Riches in Mineral Wealth
The article claims New York City sits among the world's richest mineral basements, noting a large garnet found in 1885 at Seventh Avenue and Thirty First Street and listing aquamarines tourmalines quartz and opals in Broadway ledges. It argues valuable deposits are inaccessible and real estate will guard them forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lance Rock
Norway
Seventh Avenue
Atth Street
Broadway
New York
Fractured schoolyard tale echoes at home
A home scene from Flatbush and Bensonhurst features a boy who has picked up a classroom yell. The punch line shows the neighbors reacting as the boy’s antics reach his den, illustrating how school behavior travels to family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Bloomin
Changeable Raiment Suit From Paris Displays Color Shift
A European novelty called the chameleon suit attracts Paris crowds. Made from cloth with cobalt chloride, it changes color with temperature. It appears blue in cold weather and shifts to bright pink as warmth increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ragan-Gay Motor CO
U. S
Tabe Theatre
Firestone Tires—Turpin & Son
Fayette County
Pike
Henry Kelly
West Short Street
Lexington Granite Co
Stanley Brown
Sterling
Kranich & Bach
Brinkerhoff
B. C. Fulton
Templeman Piano Co
Cor. Bank and
Main Streets
Columbia Grifondas
Aeolian Vocalion
E. C. Christian Music Co
East Main Street
Lexington, Ly
Sanitary Meat Co
Fayette Furniture Co
Limestone
Yellow Jacket
Indian Creek Coal and Feed Company
Pieper’s
Lexington Engine and Boiler Works
W. A. Sutton & Son
the Advocate For Printing
K. C. McKee
John A. Sheehan
R. D. No
Falmouth
John W. Bain
W. Short St
Mt. Sterling
Tts
Maysville St
P. K. McKenna
Fennell
Lexington Florist
Mary C. Ayres
J. R. Lyons
John Deere
Mitchell
D. C. Fox
Clell Cockrell
Heinrich & Son
South Queen Street
Corona
W. H. Warren
Transylvania Printing Co
L. C. Smith & Bros
Corona Typewriters
Wales
Standard Typewriter Exchange
Stagg Typewriter Company
Lexington, Ky
Judson Anderson
Pries
Mt. Sterling Laundry
Beach
Sycamore
C. C. Mengel & Brothers Co
Louisville, Ky
H. C. McKee
Gazette Publishing Company
South Liberty Street
H. Clay McKee
Walsh Co
W. A. Bondurant
O’connell’s Shoe Labratory
Lloyd’s Cafe
Ben Franklin
W. Main St
A. E. Lawrence
Timmins Machine Shop
W. Vine St
Taxi
Turpin & Son
B. A. Hamilton
Hoosier Cabinets
J. W. Baker
D. B. Lisby
Waddy
Pieper’s. Loe Ee
Nicholas, Fleming
Bath
Bourbon
Fayette
Woodford
Scott
C. A. Bramblett
Carlisle
Wm. Cravens
Main and Bank Sts
Davis & Wilkinson
W. M. Parrish
West Short St
Commercial Auto Co
Main St
Montgomery
Menifee
Ford Service
Harley- Davidson
Excelsior Renin
Adams & Young
E. Main
St. Lexington
B. Green
E. Main St
Ragan-Gay Garage
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Dixie Automobile Co., Inc
H. A. Cobb
Mer
Short St
Willard Storage
Fayette Motor &Co
W. T. Atchison & Sons
Tay Wal
Topling Lumber Co
Hoffman
the Advocate
Strother Motors Company
Ferndell
H. B. Ringo’s
Mt. Sterling Grocery
E. T. Reis
Coyle
J. F. Lockhart
Ragay-Gay Motor Co
W. A. Suttop & Son
Hancock’s
Jim Jones
Jim
C. M. Stafford
Camargo
BR. F. Gray
M. Jackson
McCarty Bros
Betty
Ciddie
Canada
Wealth
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