P A G E S I X M T . V E R N O N S I G N A L - M T . V E R N O N , K E N T U C K Y

Classified Ads Classified advertisements 2c

per word if paid in advance. 3c per word when not paid in! For Sale: Frigidaires. $55.01 advantfe. fttini.num charge 25c. $65.00, first class shape. Elec

• trie and_ gasoline washing FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 2 fine jersey heif- j NOTICE: ers. Guernsey bull, gentle young i I am no longer responsible Jersey cow with 200 lb. heifer! for the debts of my wife, (Goldie calf and 2 white barrows. Marie Pittman). Carl Pittman

Leroy' Mullins, Wildie. 37t2p! Almont, Mich. 36t3p "LITTLE WORLD'S FAIR"

Srodhead, Kentucky, August 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. Five BIG

chines. Beds and fold "away j Nights, Four BIG Days. beds. Two nice cabinet radios,! 36tlQ " ' shape $25.00 e a c h

Roofing. 28 Chairs and rocking chairs, and' U n u s u a > woman Wanted. Some in 5V crimp, sinks. Two piece living room ? n e w l , t h 1 f u l 1 t , m® f e ° f „ C "

corrugated suite, good shape $27.50. Lawn i*™' a personal interview

FOR SALE — gauge galvanized i safety drain and at $10 95 per square. Buy now mowers. Cooking stoves white , while we have a good assort- enamel. One gas restaurant gleas.e MJS ^SSe,H?^d

rtient cf lengths. Smock and* stove* consists of eight^burners s t a n ' o r d - Kentiicky R. 1 37tlp Gibson Lumber Co.. Harrods- and 24 inch grill. See Robert NOTICE b u r B K y . ! ^ s S M S : a C r°S S f r ° m

D A.U Occupational Licenses, 'Gainei' division" into" a depart-

FOR SALE—2 male regis-- 1 _ . p Restaurants, T o b a c c o , Soft jrtient was passed by the Gen-tcrcd Poland Chinas, 1 JT. old. FOR SALE: A good two-horse D r ' n k s - I c e Cream, Theatre s, eral Assembly last winter. The Champ Crawford. Mt. Ver- cultivator. Price $25. Johnny ???, „ ' w l U exP""e June 30th. division is presently under the non, Ky. 3 o t i 2 p Gabbard, Disputanta. 37t2 11 n r ° ™_ i

TO BE IN LOUISVILLE FOR GREATER SERVICE

Kentucky's new department of Mental Health will open its offices in Louisville soon after it is activated July 1.

Dr. Frank M. Gaines, Jr., to-day announced the department will be located in the same building that now houses the State Department of Health. t)'r. Gaines, present director of the Division of Hospitals and Men-tal Hygiene, will be named commissioner of the new de-partment by Governor Wether-by late this month.

o n making Dr..

Owens of Louisville on a vac*- Ladies Aid will meet July 17 tion trip to the Smoky Moun- with Mrs. George Brooks at her t a i" 3- , „ home on Silver St»»

Master Byron Maurice Owens • if, "J Berea to visit his cousin, Mrs. W. E. King of Monticel-Master Taylor Parsons. lo is visiting her son, Mr. E. R.

1952. You are notified to re- Department' o f Welfare'and has new your license by that date its office in Frankfort or otherwise a 20 per cent" pen-; The move to Louisville was a l , y w ' " b.e charged. recommended by the Kentucky

FOR RENT—Furnished or o . Advisory Council on Mental nfurnished apartments above i i t f Ton i- 37t3p Health and approved by the Id Mt. Vernon Cafe. See A. ss®e , l l c e J s e r e" Governor. The council '

FOR RENT CLOSE OUT SALE Closeout sale on Kemtone

and Nu-enamel paint. Kem-tone $2.75 per gal., .90 per qt. Prices in half on Nu-enamel. Mt. Vernon Hardware. 32tfc 'rockman

Sample and Factory reject Wanted—To haul and spread' "f^er valuable papers. Finder by the Governor to serve in an shoes high grades. Save 50 Agiiculture Lime. C h a m p Please return to Basil Moore,'advisory capacity to the com-percent or more. Shipments re- Crawford, Mt. Vernon, Ky. j Livingston, Ky. 38tlp missioner of Mental Health ceived weekly. Sizes 2 and one 29tl2 half EE to 12 AAAAA. Mrs. C. ~ I T , C. . K , „ , Brodhead Ky. „ f J g ™ } V > S B B T T I w S t o ^ S r " g f G „ , „ „ , FOR SALE: Restaurant, mod- guaranteed. Nationals | the Judge of the Rockcastle ,' .„ ^ ernly equipped. Excellent loca- ^ i s c d jewelry, Columbia Cfcun* Court_to grant to him ^ ^ than in,

Doing good business. See H a n s o n . & £ £ tainment which is located about .u ..p® r t rncnt

Vernon. tfc. | f s a » f « 1 * * of .psychiatrists, phy-

NOTICE w a s c r e a t e d by the same stat-The undersigned Cecil Has- " l , L , c r e a t l n g t h e n e w depart-

T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 2 6 - 1 9 5 2 . Denney and family.

Mn. M. R. Maggard and daughter, Joan, and Mrs. dor-dan Graham and little daught-er spent yesterday in Lexing-ton shopping and visiting the Hopper and Christerson famil-ies.

B L U E G R A S S H A R D W A R E

P l u m b i n g a n d E l e c t r i c a l C o n t r a c t o r s

P l u m b i n g F i x t u r e s -- H o t P o i n t A p p l i a n c e s

H a r n e s s — R o o f i n g — C h i n a w a r e

P h o n e 1 0 6 6 o r 1 4 5 7 R i c h m o n d . K y .

H A R T B R O T H E R ' S ' '

H A R D W A R E A N D G R O C E R Y

C l o s e O u t S a l e A t C o s t P r i c e

C h e s t n u t S t r e e t B e r e a , K e n t u c k y

or write, Vernon, Ky FOR SALE: 75 O. raised stock shoats. weight -35

Murohv Mt aenrus and P > . , , , , Watches. I tainment which is located about Xf "Hpaith"^", " I S " I Horton's Berea. K , „ e £ * ^ 5

- - - - - — -- The Department of Health i home , mowers sharpened \ U- S. Highway No. 25 going u ' f i department of Health to "BO" lbs~Dr "'6wens *>M?"VM' a n d r e P a i J e d Located one mile south from Mt. Vernon. Ky.. | wM-i?jVIS ,on ^ e n . t SJ " ' M t " V e r * west of Mt. Vernon on US 150 opposite Oscar Graves Novelty 3f.f i > w h i c h » concerned with

c a " r e s l d e n c e 22.?r in R. A. Niceley subdivision, j Shop.. One Store Frame Build- , e d u c a - i

-"""i&'Asron Fm°> su- s "wffir ifor-: Auction Sale: New four : FREE literature and ii mation on how you can in-1 u » , crease yields and pasture car- ' i T ' T N Q rying capacity. For low cost,' IS , o permanent soil improvement.! spread Four Leaf Powdered'

Cecil B. Hasty.

Highway 21,

37t3n 0 0 institutional work," Dr.1 v Gaines explained. 'We also plan1

MALE HELP WANTED t o use the teaching facilities' of Reliable man with car want-}"1® University of Louisville in

ed to call on farmers in Rock-; training personnel." Wonderful op- l^uisville is recognized as a. phoso^te Build a fai™ o n e ' o u r t h m ' l e west of Berea! c a s t ' e County. Wonc . „

tMt won f wear outwi th F Z - ' K y ' M a i l a n d s c h o ° ' route: •gortumty. $10 to $20 in a day. (.m«itcal and psychiatric center.' Terms day of sale. For futher! No experience or c; ' " ' - " J

leaf Phone or write, M. G. Al-iright, Brodhead, Kentucky.

day of sale. For futher particulars call 60I-It.<)r See quired

IDave Eden.. B. H. . ' F o r . Sale: Baby bifggy ah3| Auctioneer, lassinet, almost new. Cheap. Sddie Doan located about one'

mile on Sand Springs road.

Jennings 38t2p

NOTICE i Septic tanks and toilets I cleaned by reliable men. All

FOR SALE: Fishing rods and work guaranteed. Reasonable reels at bargain prices. Artifical rates. Free Estimates. Howard bait at halfprice. Men and j A. Tobey, Crab Orchard, Ky. children's shoes at bargain i 35t4p prices. Electric refrieerator A 1 condition, $60.00 G ^ fly WASHER PARTS: We have a spray 60c per gallon. Bishops S o o d stc*k, of Maytag washer Army Store. Brodhead. Ky. tfc P a r t s ' a l s o Briggs and Stratton

: g a s engine parts. Mt. Vernon Classified Ads Pay U Big Hdwe. . 36t3

<w 111 ti u d / . | . — w i v . V T i v v e r . capitol re- | a n a ' state health services will

Permanent. Write to | ' , e. better coordinated with our1

department" working out of A Freeport, 111. day, MfNess Company, Dept.

37t2p .For Sale: Registered hereford

males and heifers. Louie Kel-sey. Inquire at Renfro Valley Lodge,. Renfro Valley, Ky.

37t3p

Guidance— We have a service, to suit the nurse of the humble,

as well as the rich—All distinction of class and wealth are forgotten. Every service is conducted with the same quiet sympathetic understanding and capable attention lo the smallest detail.

No extra charge for the use of our funeral chapel.

A m b u l a n c e S e r v i c e A n y w h e r e - A n y H o u r

P h o n e 9 9

Sparks Funeral Home Inc. M t . V e r n o n , K e n t u c k y

DR. D. B. SETTLES OPTOMETRIST

Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted

MT. VERNON HOTEL Every Tuesday and Satuiday Hours: 8.30 to 12 and 1 Jo 4

DEAD STOCK Promptly Removed By Sanitary Method

CALL MT. VERNON 10 DAN COTTON

Small stock also promply removed He.

Louisville. Construction is under ^ay on

two new floors for the Depart-ment of Health building and plans are for the Department of Mfental Health to take over part of the new portion of the building.

SELL WITH GARRARD OPERATED FOR FARMERS BY FARMERS SALES FOR ALL CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK EVERY FRIDAY!

SALES OF FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1952 - The Garrard County Stockyards will have sales as usual

on Friday July 4th. ((Special) The Garrard County Stockyards sold 1,925 head

of livestock at its weekly auction Friday. Receipts and quotations follow:

Cattle—Receipts. 387; steers, $19.30@27.10; heifers. $19 @25.10; best baby beeves, $23.10@28.20: cows, $12@22.10; milk cows, $96@187; cows and calves, $112@267; bulls, $1S.10@21.70; stock bulls, $93@183; stock cattle, $42@ 131. __Hogs—Receipts, 496; packers, $20.50; mediums, $18.50 @20.50; heavies, $18; lights $18 sows, $12@16.20; sows and pigs, $26@97; best shotes, $18@22.10; others, $15 down.

Calves—Receipts, 289; fops, $32.20; seconds and butch-ers, $28.30@28.60: heavies, $31.20; common and medium, $24 @26; others, $22 down.

Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 736; best lambs, $29.35@ 29.85; good lambs, 26.80(^28.30; common and riiedium, $16.20@22.30; fat sheep, $8.60.

"Horses and mules—Receipts, 17; no quotations. HORSE And MULE Sale every Friday—Sales start ai

IOIOO A . M . We are under TJ. S. Government Supervision

mad Bonded for your.- protection.

Canard County Stockyards PHONE I f l

Hoffan T eater

F o l l o w U . S . 2 5 T o

The Stirrup Cup

L e x i n g t o n ' s T o p

D r i v e - I n R e s t a u r a n t

Come in and look over our selection of New Watches

A liberal trade- in for your old watch on the purchase of a new watch.

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We have J. B. and Gemex watch bands. The jeweler's best

All bands are put on free.

B & O J E W E L E R S (next to Ideal Cafe)

M t . V e r n o n , K e n t u c k y

BRODHEAD (Continued from page 5)

Mrs. J. D. Henderson was afternoon to visit Miss Eila down from Mt. Vernon Sunday Carson. ' <

Mr. George Bishop. Mrs. Paul Mobley, Miss Nina Bishop and George Bishop Jr., were in Lexington Sunday to visit Mrs. Bishop who is in the hospital.

Mrs. Betty Bowling has re-' turned from a visit with rel-atives and friends in Lexington Paris, Bradfordsvflle and Leb-anon accompanied by Mr. Ir-ving Young, of St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cher-ry Anderson and son, Master Frankie, are here from Cincin-nati visiting -relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevens have returned from- their wed-ding trip,to points of interest throughout Kentucky and are house-keeping on the Mr. Z. Emprick farm near towjj. ..,*

Mrs: Rose Osborne was here from Cincinnati, O., last week. Her little -daughter, Madeline, accompanied her home after an extended visit with her grand-mother, Mrs. Lilly Osborne.

Mrs. Gertrude Owens and Miss. Dora Cox accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cherry

S e r v i n g R o c k c a s t l e C o u n t y F o r O v e r 5 0 Y e a r s

W. H. Cox Funeral Home A M B U L A N C E S E R V I C E

A n y w h e r e — A n y t i m e

Phone 31 MT. VERNON. KY;

R E L I A B L E & D E P E N D A B L E

M e m b e r K e n t u c k y F u n e r a l D i r e c t o r s B u r i a l A s s o c i a t i o n

VERNON THEATRE

M t . V e r n o n . K y .

SUN.-MON. JUNE 29-30 Kirk Douglas V

with THE BIG TREES

(color by technicolor Children 8c Adults 30c

TOE. WED. JULY 1-2

THE LION & the HOR8E With

Steve Cochran Adult* 2tc

THU.-FRI. JULY 3-4 THE IF OF DAMASCUS

with Paul Henreid. John Sut-ton. Jeff DonneU

Adults I k

SAT. JULY 5 SMOKY CANYON

Chailn Stamrtt ~ ~ Adults' 30c v ChldrenSc

WE REPAIR M e n s a n d W o m e n ' *

W a t c h e s

We restrtng paaris,

Dgln Watch Owncrn Dow your Bgln have "dp" symbol on KM dfcrt & wffl cost yoo very DM* to replace your old mate-spring now wflfe iSe heart thc» never breola, Bgfcrt exdosfve jwaronfeec/Duro. Power Mainspring;

H o r t o n s ' J e w e l e r s

B e r e a . K e n t u c k y

DOUBLE HEADER W i n d i n g u p e s t a t e of W. L. Wheat

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A L S O O N E A C R E A N D 5 R O O M H O M E A T S A N D S P R I N G S K Y

ABSOLUTE AUCTION _ _ F I R S T S A L E A T 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . O N F I R S T P R E M I S E S

Saturday, July 5th Coaja^T s e a t of R o c k c a s t l e C o u n t y . K y .

I M P R O V E M E N T S : B u n g a l o w t y p e h o m e of 6 r o o m s , f u l l y e q u i p p e d b a t h , c o n c r e t e v e r a n d a - r e a r p o r c h a n d c o n c r e t e w a l k s . W a t e r e d b y a c i s t e r n a n d

e n ? B e d 111 c o n c r e t e b I o c k s ^ a u t o m a t i c w a t e r s y s t e m . e r — ^ w a l e r 2 4 h o u r s e * 4 * d « 7 . A g o o d m o d e r n c o u n -

O t h e r i m p r o v e m e n t s c o n s i s t of a s t o c k b a r n 2 8 x 3 0 f e e t g a r a g e . 2 p o u l t r v h o u s e s , s m o k e h o u s e a n d w a s h h o u s e . A l l b u i l d i n g s a r e i n s p l e ^ d c o S S b Z

F m e g a r d e n , b e a u t f u l s h a d e a n d a g o o d p l a c e t o l i v e .

S E C O N D S A L E A T 1 1 : 0 0 A- M .

RUFUS WHEAT'S D a n d y 5 r o o m h o m e a n d o n e a c r e of l a n d l o c a t e d a t S a n d S p r i n g s - K y .

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T 7 U l M " S d M F r e e . 3 S I O N . W i t h i n f i v e d a y s . f r o m d a y of s a l e .

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V e r a j ^ ^ ' o T ^ 9 " 1 " 8 ' W OT W T i t e eWxeT *"*• W ' ** W h e a t M t .

MESSER SUTTON 6-CARTER, Agfa. 1 r « . 9 O r c h a r d , B r o d h e a d a n d S t a n f o r d ; K y ;

C o l J . B . M e s s e r o n t h e B l o c k C o L C . K . G o v e r , C l e r k M r s . C . K . G o v e r , C a s h i e r