p THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL. MT. VER.JON, KY. -THURSDAY! JANUARY 29, 1959

Classified Ads NOTICES

FOR SALE: 6-room house with?NOTICE TRUCKERS: All steel|have moved to their farm "here,Soard, and other relatives. Lula Taylor, of Ohio were water and store building. See | flats for sale. Craig Welding from Midland, Ohio. J o „ ~ . weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. George Baker, at Calloway,1 Service. Phone 2191 or 3344,1 Mrs. Robert Witmott and Rev. Cecil Roundtree filled Mrs. Sherman Mink and Ruth. Ky. 4-ntf Mt. Vernon. 16-ntfjMrs. Thompson had as Sunday i his regular appointment here Mr. and Xlrs. Elmer Ponder

'afternoon visitors Mrs. 1-ella ;over-the-week-end with-good and family were dinner-guests I FOR SALE: Burial lots in Elm- To buy or sell real estate,| P a y n e i Mrs. Herman Owens'"attendance.' Everyone" at theiof her parents, Mr. and Mr wood Cemetery addition. See see Lewis M. Miller, Licensed, j a n d M r s Vernon Houk. V . ' IchurcH was very glad to have Russell Albright

Kit*. ~ " ' "" v .̂ • wooa v-emeiery HUUJUUU. «•>. We, whose names appear be-, C l a r e n c e carter, Mt. Vemon. Bonded Broker, Mt. Vernon,

low have posted our land and. S2-ntf Kv . will not permit any hunting, | . , . -

50ntf S a t n u e l K " » ' who was a | Rev. Bill Hamilton and Mrs Mrs. Willie Logsdon. who has . " " patient m the Rockcastle Coun- j Hamilton Saturday night and | b e e n jn h a s improved.

Dave K o T = S loc'ated at! H f « ? " ^ ^ M

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Rock Springs School, R- mirror pianos for sale. Mt. Vernon. Ky, 18t26p-59 terms. Will take trade-ins. Call;

Sam J. McMullin, land on fllO-J - or write Box 87, Borea,' Highway 461,"R. -R. 1. Mt. Ver- Ky. lntf[ non, Ky"

Maureen Lcswell Eg»n 14-ntf s to return lo his work in Lock

land. Ohio. Burdette and sons.

Several of this community ! L. P. BOTTLED GAS j Mr. and Mi's. Earl Richie of: main oti the sick list

rwy. „ — T — ! See us fo r^ .u r L. P. gas and!Cincinnati, Ohio, were called Ritbv Cooper Adams, proper- SALE: 65 acre farm, has. a p p n a n c e needs. Bottled and ! here la^t week because of the

ty. Rockcastle River, 2t52p-58 ® tenths a n d J hundredths to- b u , k installations. $8.00 per 100 : illness of her mothn, Mrs. Lula J. M. •aiM MInnitf' Coffey, Jjacco ^ ise ,a ' 5 ® house and J . , h f o r .jaottle of gas. 16c per , Stanley.

farms at Hummel. Ky. 4t52p ™ dv ' Bn l l o n for bulk gas. " r ' * n d M,r 'D J„ack ,M a r t ' , n

Elmo A'nderkin. farm, located,al Climax. See Dorothy Alien. , W e a r e d ( , a ! c r f p r Coleman !and children of Richmond visit- v , s , l ed Mr. Ray at Hummel. 15t4p s D a c e Heater, water heaters, ed her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r e n Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. N. T. Gibbons, who is ill. is in the Somerset Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Billv Craig and Mrs. Marie Pace * e n d i n g .

a 2-weck vacation in Ohio and a n d M r s j s CrJ o n d „ f n a Indiana with her children and a n d o l h ( . r r c | a t l v e s h c r e relatives.

**'- and Mrs. Harrison Mink' „ . . . . . ace and child- - Kentucky mountain dialect re-

fleets the Anglo-Saxon origin nt Sun- ° ' "1C mountain people. In cota-McKinley Mink, land at M t ' poR SALE 92-aere farm locat- floor furnace, forced air furnace, i Walter Durham. Saturday. Daiiene Cummins spent Sun- "J l n c m o u l m P^P'p- 1,1

Vernon. Ky. ! ^ on Clear Creek IlaTi-V^m also for Siegler Gas Heater. i Mr. and Mrs. Ben French and d a y w i l h Kathleen andCaroline m ° n , a r a ° n " ,">Pr" . No trespassing, Ralph Griffin, h o u s e a n d combination barn,: Central Kentucky Gas Co. 'daughters were in Berca Sa4ur- B u r d c t t e . obsolete forms found in S ML Vernon. Ky. 36t26p-58 3 6 x 4 0 i everlasting water run- Phone 2474

M. Robbine, ning house. 20 acres in culti-1 vation, rest in good timber. Has

ROYAL CROWN COLA

NOW M HAVOf .|OC"K>. UAMO*

with Jimmie Cummins. Vicki Burdette spent Sunday

with Linda and Jessie Holland. Mrs. Bertie Mink and Mrs.

Tom Mink have been Sonfined

Stanford. Ky. (day

^ B H I N D L E B I D G E

Edgar and Fannie MuUi» b a c ^ base. See Bodie Van -! ' MRS. KIT HURST DIES " c o T g i c f l a n d a , B U & " . ^ 1 5 " P ML Ve^on H a r d w a ^ lTt4 M „ K i , H u r s , o f t h i s rom., h o m e w H h flu

John F. McKinney, two farms FOR SALE: 4-room house and JJQTXCE TO AT.I. T t T M v m a munity died at her home Friday! ~ ' 7 T T t r at Bui r, Ky. 7 . ~ : *? at'ies.-WaUrdlTT ihe head r. - necessary that you . n ,Kh t anffwas buried in Saylors !"<. x Q U A I L -X-

George Wynn, land at Mul- of Boone s Hollow, just off .. . t h . T a - Commissioners Cemetery Sunday morning. Our! X lins Station, R. R. 2, ML Ver- Brush Creek Road. Price $500. ... d i r f v o u r <3- ij s t ; deepest sympathy is e x t e n d e d M r . Wirgil Mink, Mr. and Mrs. non, Ky. _ ;See Proton Cameron or write (Assessment) Failure to do so 1 0 her daughter. Mrs. Johnny'Carl Taylor and sons and Mrs.

A U s t a , t e r can under section 132.990 pro- -—

bsolcte forms found in Shake-TerVrBu.dette spent Sunday s

B ^ e a n d , h c Kln« J a m i ' s

Mae Branaman, land at Or-,Curtis Thomas, 2010 lando. Ky.

Elden F. Brown, land at Roundstone, Conway, Ky., RL

Ave- Hamilton, Ohio. 1 6 t 3 P " — — — f a i l s FOR SALE: 1951 Chevrolet, 4-1 to list his property and such

',door. Excellent condition. Seel facts with regard thereto as J Graves land at Sand a t K e b e y Sundry : may be required or who folates

<tnrin»« Store, Mt. Vernon. 17-ntf any of the provisions of KRS springs. ( a ! 132.570 shall be fined not more

, o'_: than $500.00. Homer Hale, Tax Commissioner, Rockcastle County 18t2

Robert Sigmon, farm a t , poR SALE: Two stacks Green Hill lespedeza hay and four building j

W. M. Drew, two farms, one l o t s> house and lot. See Red I at Bummer and one near Bum-gri f f in o n Chestnut Ridge. 1 mer, Orlando, Ky. | 16t3p1

— George Phelps, land near ; i f f MEMORY Pongo and Luner, Ky. ! FOR SALE: Full stock German . _ „ m o r v 0f Logan McGuire,

Wally Phillips, land on both: Police pups, $25 and $30. Why 1 w h o away Jaamwi 2t. aides of1 road at Three Links. I pay'lnore. From the best strain i , 9 5 6

W. A. Coffey, farm at Wildie. j of stock. See Thomas O. Coffey j W p , , ' p ]onK years have Andrew Schiff, land at Slaty at TexacoVService Station, Mt. 1 paSsed and gone.

Branch. Rt. 3, Crab Orchard, j^emon. But I don't worrv too much for U n d o r K » M e K i , " Z ' U n d , t ° r - j f i S M P o T s A L i r i w ' S S . J ' "now where you have

John S.»Brummett, farm on T * property of Jolm R. C^gg. | 8°"®- p i n heaven "«Kais«3W» s a a s g s S SPLouwina Fields, land on Town : 'obacco base Modern home, gas j You Joft us ^ U d o ^ n ^ r*> t 0

*s&sa % Scoggin. land at Ottawa. " f " a n d , m i ^ n E b U t S l ' " w e m l s s > o u

T «JT- fnm. o» pm»rA 17 dairy cows, 19 heifers. Will so. Valfey. Kyf sell all together or just the;But we wiU just worryjitone

Ros«oe L. Adams, farms, R. farm. . . , ' " " 2 p

R-}> JJL Vernon. , roR SALE: Tobacco bed wood. W. H. Griffin, land on waters s T p r o c t o r Lumber Co.. Mt.

of Renfro, near Scenic View Vernon. 17t2 Motel. ! — : Tom Carpenter, land on Chest-

nu{ Grove Road out of Brod-head, Brodhead, Ky. | F O R RENT: burnished apart-

until it comes our time to go-Sadly missed by Manley McGuire and family 18tlp

FOR RENT ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE All persons having claims a-!

. .. _ ^ gainst, the estaVe of Sarah Jane C. L. Brock, land at Wildie,, m e nt . See Mrs. Miltie Swinney. Anderkin, deceased, will please j

Ky- . I 49-ntf present same properly proven to! Mofris Collins, land on Piney E t t a Mullins. Route 2. Box 133,

Branch. Livingston, Ky. ! FOR RENT: 2-room unfurnish- ^ t . Vernon-. Kentucky, Admin-; Rubin Mullins, farms at Clim- ed apartment. Ser- Nell Wands ,stratrix of said estate, or toj

ax. Djew Valley and Waters of j Decs, "at Swinney's Restaurant. j 0 h n p, Allen. Mt. Vernon,: '2-ntf i Kentucky, attorney for said ;

persons owing 4he estate

Crooked Creek. Climax, Ky. Dolie and Mitchel Abney's! — - — • — ——r; —r~

farms at Renfro Valley. K*-» 1 FOR RENT: First floor-fjirnish- e 5"" e -. Monroe and Spencer Abr i?s -'d apartment and sleeping , - indebted-farms on Renfro Creek. , I"*™ at "Carl Browns in Mt P - • - •

Amos and Myrtle Bowman, j Vernon.. 17-ntf | land at Orlando, Ky. HOUSE FOR RENT: Twenty j above address. Clyde Capps, farm at free- • d o „ a r s m o n t h ^ dom church, Route 1, ML V « r - | D „ n „ t \r. y." rion," Ky.

John L. Robinson, farm on Rockcastle River at Lamero.

L. L. Powell, land at Conway,

.1 NOTICE

Etta Mullins, ^

of Sarah" Jane Anderkin j 18t3p

^ FOR SALE: 100-acre f a r m Ky.

Ivan Staverson. farm in Mt. Vernon. Ky. 8t26p-58

Roscoe Staverson. farm in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 8t26p-58

Blaine McKinney, land at Rt.

" L 1 ™ ^ d T n C o ^ C r e e k ' ^ d size, any amount. See Robert Ford at Ford's Grocery. Mt.! Vernon. 16t3

miles off Highway 150 acres tractor land balance in timber. Five room house and

Somerset Upholstery Shop barn 36x50. 8.2 tobacco base. Re-unholsterinz and refinish-1 John C. Bu'rdett, Crab Orchard,

1, Brodhead, Ky. 8t26p-58 ' t c re.s°yl ng l i d repaktag 1 Ky., Route 3, 18t2p Fish Farms, Renfro Valley. „ ' —

Buckeye Ridge, Town Branch,I Pr fS? r w 1 FOR SALE: New 4-room house,

Mt. Vernon. Ky. 9t52p-58. Phnne ^imerset 10«S electricity, weU in yard. 7 acres Ollie Smith, land at Chest- ^ n r ^ r i t e ' f j i x 94 West o f l a n d ' L o c a t e d a t M a P I e G r o v e -

nut Ridge. 9 t 2 6 | h 5 8 ^ " t T w K ' ! Contact Victor B. Allen, 136 Fanny Wheat, property at b o m c r * e t ' J ' w M.TQ^-.Q n U River Bend Drive, Dayton 5,

East Fork. Skeggs Creek on Z3tl0p-39-nu Q h . o , 8 t 3 p Sand Springs Road, Routo 1, NOTICE: We arc now equipped - • u r u . . r 1 Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ilt26p-S8 i 0 fix tractor tire flaU. Tubes I N

r n . H _ K „ • A. A. Proffitt. land at Brod- patched and fluid put in. See In memory of our Dad. who head. Ky. 14t52p-58 Kenneth Cromer at Cromer's " K John W. Kincer Sr., two farms Service 8*«tioiu_Mt Vemon. 5?d - ,f d j ° . y ,

at Brodhead, and one at Han»-: 8 ntf Jrhe l h l n e j d e e P "?y h e a r l - ., How much I really love ford. 16t52p-59

Names -it desmng to WANTED: Country Hams. Mt. How much you are a part, have their land pojted will be ; Verr.on Locker Pli>nt. 10-ntf Of every action, every Uiought listed for 50c per name for the hunting s e a s o n or for six <

' Cash^r i e rml 'CaT«^ c;:; every six months. Please notify the Signal if you desire your name printed.

Berea. Ky., Phop" 610-J. 8-ntf PORTER PAINTS! 400 colors.

_ _ _ - - - — Interior ind exterior. Your F O R S A L t Porter Paint Headquarters, ML

Vernon Hardware, Main Street, FOR SALE: Admiral, Zenith Mt. Vernon, Ky. 17-ntf

and Sytvania televisions, new, and used antennas, installation j NOTICE: w i « M f v C ™ n K v e S i For your winter coal, contact Service, ML Vemon, Ky. • / M c F e r r o n . Xf y o u need BOR SALE: Six or a truck load, I will Otens sub-divlsiq*. fK^K3ne\ deliver it to your door. Reason-Swinney or Joe FOR SALE: H & N. The Nick Chick Leghorn, laying strains of New Hampshire, White • Rocks and Silver Cross. All chicks pullorum clean; guaran-teed to live six weeks. Rock-castle Farm Service, ML Ver-non, Ky. Ufr-ntf

ably priced. Ronald McFerron, Fairaorund Hill, ML Vernon.

11-htf NOTICE

I have throughout the days As when you were here beside;:

me In a thousand little ways All my life I've been so proud Of everything you've done You've always been my greatest

friend A*d I am just thankful to Our- dear Jesus for giving us our

wonderful Dad. The Children of L. J. Reams

18tl

MAHETBURG

WOMEN WANTED IMMEDI-ATELY to help us take care of

FOR~"SALE: Good used furnl-| large Avon Cosmetic business, ture and clothing at bargain .Three.hours a day required. For prices. Edd Wilmot, Crab Orch- infonnaUon write: Avon Cos-ard Route 3 (Copper Creek | metiaj. Box 378, Richmond Ky Road) 13tlp-ntf,or call 2479. 17t3p

COMPLETES COURSE Pvt. David W. Creech spent

last week end with his mother Mrs. Nadine Creech, and Billy.

- . , • . . PvL Creech completed a course For bargains goto Dlllinghgns ta au t0moUve training at Fort Used furniture Store, Wert j j n o x H e i s n 0 w en route to

SL, ML Vemon. 37tntl F o r t D i x N j w h e r e he. will leave for overseas duty in Germany.

Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Lula Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Swinney in the loss of their infant s

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Hi

HOW P. AN YOU GO . . . .

When The Wheels Won't Roll On Thoie Snowy, Icy Roads That Plague Drivers Every Winter?

YOU CAN GO

With Those Strong, Dependable Mud-Grip Tirei That Arc Sold And Installed On The Spot At Clyde Payne's.

YOU CAN STOP

In At Clyde's Service Station In ,Mt. Vernon Today And Let The Friendly. Efficient Attestants There Give You A Maximum-Performance Tire In A Minimum Of Time-You'll Be TTiankful When That Slippery Snow Starts Falling Again. And You Can Go Places On Those De-pendable Tires From • .

CLYDE PAYNE SERVICE STATION Vernon Standard Oil Products Wrecker Scrvi,

24 HOUR WRECKER

SERVICE v

FOR QUICK AND REASONABLE SERVICE

Phone 2031 - Day 2783 - Night

YOUR BUSINESS WILL BE APPRECIATED

Halfway House Mile South Mt- Vernon Robert Bullcn

WE WCOMMfND < 2 ^ 9 GUARANTEED ,

Cough and Cold Comforts TO HELP YOU SAFELY THROUGH THE

"SNeEZIN' SEASON"

1.49 .96

.75 2.98

r y i i M j y m ' M J . v j J i i H J . i

Maggard Drug Store Main Street Mt. Vernon, Ky.

For Higher N e t Prices Bring Your Stock To

Garrard Co. Stockyards "Where Every Member of the Firm it Working For

Your Interest."

CATTLE—39J: SlMrs. $23 *1 3S.S0: heifer., Sll at 24> best baby b w i ' i . S23 al 31 .SO: otheri. 121 (town: fal cows. $16.80 al 20.30; cannert and cullers. $12 al 1S.90| milk cows. $97 al 211: stock cows. $122 at 198: cows and calves. $139 at 2941 butcher bulls. $17.90 al 24.SO: slock bulls. $102 at 259: slock callla. $$3 al 146.

HOGS—37$: Peckers. $16.95: mediums. $16.30: heavies. $16.50: lights. $1S.'.C„ $14.25 at 18.30: bctl shoals. $19 al 23: others. $1$ down.

HORSES AND MULES—44: No quotation..

SALES OF ALL CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK EVERY FRIDAY. Under U.S. Government Supervision and Borid-ed for your protection. .

Garrard County Stockyards Kirby Teater Hogan Tester J.L. Teater

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