For Sale Items and Local Services in Lexington and Mt Sterling
A collage of classified notices lists pianos player pianos organs and tuning by J D Turpin Son in Mt Sterling. antique and household items. old books magazines rags iron rubber and metals pick up by Heinrich Son. groceries sale at Pieper's. monuments by Adams and Son Lexington. radiators repair by Fayette Radiator. used cars by Jewell Hawthorne Motor Co Lexington. meats from Sanitary Meat Co. truck tires by Service Tire Co Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brown
Singer Office
Mt. Sterling
E. C. Christian Music Co
Lexington
J. D. Turpin & Son
Main & Bank
B. C. Fulton
J. H. Templeman Piano Co
North Broadway
Heinrich & Son
South Queen St
Chandler
Chalmers
Jeffery
Maxwell
Jewell Hawthorne Motor CO
West Main Street
Kytt
United States
Service Tire Co
East Main St
Paramount Presents Enid Bennett and Travelogue
Coming attractions include Enid Bennett in What Every Woman Learns and a Burton Holmes Travelogue. Prices are 10 and 20 cents plus tax. Also advertised is Johnny Get Your Gun and the Shannon Show featuring Harry and Hazel on Tuesday March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount-Aircraft
Pathe News
George Walsh
Walsh
Fox News
Paramount
Enid Bennett
Burton Holmes
Johnny Get Your Gun
Harry
Hazel
Shannon
Liberty Theatre
Paramount Feature
Mary Pickford
Doris May Packs Strenuous Career Into 17 Years
Doris May, a rising screen star groomed by Thomas H. Ince, has built a 17 year career from child pianist to leading lady. She played piano publicly at four, studied elocution at seven, and toured as a violinist's accompanist at nine. By twelve she choreographed folk dances for a San Diego exposition, later joined Ince studio and proved adaptable. Now she headlines with Douglas McLean in Twenty-three and a Half Hours Leave at Table Theatre on March 11, a humorous Mary Roberts Rinehart story adapted for the screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris May
Thomas H. Ince
Puget Sound University
Kubehk
San Francisco
Doris
Douglas McLean
Mary Roberts Rinehart
A Critical View of Southern Aristocracy and Optimism
The author critiques performative Southern aristocracy and pessimism, warning that triumph requires recognizing losses. It notes the uncertain world and the cost of admission and exit, while observing how some people's talk leaves little impression. It ends with a reflection on exposure and outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AMD
Advocate
Ragan-Gay Motor CO
U. S
Tabe Theatre
Good Family Horse
N. H. Trimble
Jim Griffin
Judg’e Pride, Kelly, Holley and Pepper Tobacco Seed
Lloyd’s. T T
Murray & Thomas Co
Paris
Hurst
J. T. Coons
E. F. Robertson
Star Planing Mill Co
Mt. Sterling Lumber Co
T-T
Pieper’s. T-T
WM. Adams & Son
Mt. Sterling Grocery
W. T. Atchison & Sons
Kentucky
John R. Salmons
Maysville Street
S Chemical Co
J. R. Lyons
Mr. Sterling
M. R. Hainline
H. W. Senieur
Colonial Buggies
College St
J. F. Trumbo
Clay St
Grassy Lick Pike
J. L. Robinson
Pieper’s
E.T
E. T. Reis
McCarty Bros
Acme Garage
Church Street
Kutt
Fayette
Hancock’s
Winn Street
Jack Holbarn
John Kearns
Caravens & Turpin
Main
Bank Streets
Cravens & Turpin
Rogers & Corbin
Pyar
WM. Cravens
Bank Sts
Tobaccco
Lloyd
E. FP. Gray
Frank G. Trimble
McColm Granite Co
Huntington
W. Va
Minnie Goins
H. W. Seniour
Lloyd’s Drug Store
A. E. Lawrence
Coopers
Broadway St
Florida
Sanitary Meat Co
R. D. Barnes
Levee Pike
Robert Stoner
Chiles-Thompson Gro, CO
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
I. F. Tabb
H. B. Cushman
Tabb Theatre
Garnett L. Branham
James Branham
Spring Street
TABB
W. B. Small
Mgr
Paramount Artcraft
Houdini
Great Houdini
Ince
the Advocate For Printing
Arin
Idea Shop
Pearing
New York
West Maiin Street
Bassett’s
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