 Sum IL Jennings. Smith will remain through-ou- l the week and endeavor to "hairlip" u few NOTICE DISSOLUTION. of the ("nmy tribe that thrive ho abundantly in the large lake near that Notice is hereby given of the dissolucity. tion of the firm of llutson und West. Mr. liaison retirei while Mr. W. T. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jess Yeakev of Hubble cntertaimd hist Saturday evening in West lakes over and continues the assuming ill debts of the llim. honor of the Misses Robinson of Lan- business, This AugUJt 30th 1017. caster, und Miss Illunks of Marksbury. It. 11. liaison. W. T. West. About tlfty young peoule were present ami quite u joyous evening was spent, NOTICE. and will ever cherished In the hearts of all present us pleasant memories of I The best time to plant fruit and tAind.' tlio past. trees, blooming shrubs, rhuburd, grape vines, reses, peonies, perMr. Gowen Itourne, formerly of this ennials, etc, is in the FALL Get our! city and n recent graduate of the Danlarge illustrated cutaiog of everything ville Hushes college has iccently acOrchard, Lawn und Garden. Finest cepted a position us secretary to Judge for stock grown unywhcie. Clay, commissioner of the Court of ApII. F. IIIllENMEYER & SONS, peals, ut Frankfort, at u salary of $100 Lexington, Kentucky. per mouth. Gowen is u splendid young man and his friends here are glad to hear of his rapid promotion. prop-,ert' second-hand1 10-J DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this lip, enclose It with 5c and mall to Foley & Co., 23 13 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and addrcis clearly. You will receive in return a Irisl package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for bronchial and fa grippe cought, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, foe lame back, weak kidneys, rheumatism, bladder troubles; and Foley dlharticTob-lets-, a wholesome and thoroughly cleani-in- g cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowel;. You will also receive, free of charge, Foley's Family Almanac, containing "Alphabet for Children" and "Health Hints": Foley's Booklet on "Kidney Diseases" nnd a few simple suggestions for those having kidney and bladder troubles. You can secure all these for only Sc " For rule by nil dealers. arrivingdaily, so for nifty HATS II see NEW ; i MrsFrancis Also let us fit you in a new SPIRELLA CORSET. None Uettcr World Over. Sold the inomg HEATING. GUTTERING, ROOFING, ROOF RE- ciianglmnFad. PAIRING, Ventilating and all kinds or Tin Work. Your hiisitiesa iippreciutcd. will tor. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Deters and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Joo Kuchlc and children, of Covington, motored to Lancaster, Sunday, in Mr. Deters "Hud-eon- " touring cur, and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Miller. They weru accompanied back to Covington, Tuesday morning by Miss Carrie Miller, who will be the guest of her brother, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Miller for several days. Notice is hereby given that a petitiun has been tiled In the Garrard County K'ouitbylt K. Swope nnd others fur an alteration und change in the County road running from the Lancaster uud Nicholaavillo turnpike road to tlio Fish-ei- s Ford turnpike road through tlio lands uf It. K. Swope, Elizabeth Durke und others. This h'th day of October 11)17. W A. DOTY. I County Uosd Engineer.'i I P.B. WILLIAMS The Central Record. Thursday, Oct Sttteaett Of Tlw II, 1917. FAINT LICK Ownmlip, Mimic-mttI l, FERTILE SOIL FOH ALFALFA frralititn, Etc., Rtiirtd y The Act Of Conirtss of Aatiu Unlets Manuring or Fertilising la Practiced on Thin Land Very Low Yields Will Result. 4 24. 1912. A I fulfil requires a rich Kill, Unless Central Record, published immuring or fertilizing Is pnirtlced, at weekly at Lancaster, Kentucxv for tempts tn grow It on thin land will re sult In failure or In very low yields, October 1st 1917 State of Ky, County of Garrard. isolated ntrnltii plants hit often see (Mere me, Not i.v I'uhlic in nnil for griming on thin land, even In sod, nnd the Inference N drawn that It Is nilnii the State and county aforesaid, person-allappeared R I. Klkln, who having ed to null soil, when one nttempts to seisl It thickly mi this same land, olMi dull' sworn acenrdirg to law.!' ever, little return Is secured..oc slid sv that - is the I'ublishcr Inn V:irliiil experiments pertaining of the Cctilia! Itecml. nl fulfil fertllltiitinti have been luado It. 1. Hint the imn rv Mid nddi esses of iho I'nlvcrslty of.Missouri college the publisher, editor, managing editor,.igiliulture. The results show Unit and buinc manm-e- i are; lime, hnriiynril mid phos. iniinure Publisher, Central licenrd, LnncaMer plintes are the trciiluii'iit.s which iisu nlly lirlnir relitrns. Ltiiie Is not culled Kentucky, Alitor, J, i: ltohinson, Lancaster Ky a fertilizer In Hie true sense C Hi wiird. It Is a will.sweetener nnd ul Managing Editor. It. I.. Elkin. iiilfu rails nn Hills wlilcli lire very sour, Ky. Itusiness Manager, It. I.. Elkin, Lan- l!iirn.Mird lunuure and phosphates are true fertilizing materials, however, and caster Ky. It I" tn these Hint one must look fur That the owneis lire; (Give names making thin hinds Milliiblo fur alfalfa and addresses of individual owners, or and tin- - erop Is MiDlclcntly valuable tn if n corporation, give its name and tho warrant heavy applications of 'hese. As named and addresses of stockholders Hint- or four acres Is ns large mi area owning or holding 1 per cent or more u.s ine should lieglii with nn land not well suited to the crop, barnyard ma of the total amount of stock.) nitre In iiuuntltiei up tn ten or twelve J E Itobinson, Lancaster Ky. Frances C. I'obiiwn, Lancaster Ky. tuns per acre ran usually be supplied If three or four hiiiidnil pounds i It. I.. Kllun, Lancaster Ky. Is applied with Ibis, Central Uccord, Incorporated, Lan- neiil ucces i (unliable, proldisl, caster. Ky. eniirse. thut all the other essentials.'!. That the known bondholders, suece-sfnlfalfa culture ure met. On pinitgapcs, and other sccuntv holders html to which n fulfil Is nut naturally owning or nomine'per cent or mot nilnpteil. much rule iuut be exenlsei of total amount of bonds. mortgages, In meeting nil the requirements of the r other securities are; None. plant, such ns dniliuiKe. n sweet soil. That the average number of thiirongh soil preparntlmi, liuxiil.iiloii mid the ue of gisel seed. While nil copies of each issue Is this publication sold or distributed, through the mcil.s of thi'M' me linportiiut. the fertility o or other wise, to paid aubscribers i'ur-in- tlic soil is the prime essentlul to lar; the six months preceding thr date jieius nnii even to n successful nut' permanent stand. If the soil Is not fer shown above Is (Tlds Information is tile It, must be made required from dailv publications only), turn will not be had.fertile or large re n. I Elkin, Sworn to and subscribed before ine 2fth day of Sept 1917. V. F. Champ. PROPER MATERIAL FOR SILO Uar.v Public, Lancaster, Ky, My Tests Made by Pennsylvania Station to ( emission Expires Jan. 18, 1920. Determine