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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 0 1tTUESUAY G FRIDAY H C vtr ti D Jj t u C 1 IF you DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS = ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 4 f TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JUyE 27 1911 Nt5ti A i L TEACHERS ARE ELECTED i t f r Interesting Meeting By Full lBolrel fEducatIonIn- kcond i Division l PROF DUDLEY AND ALL I d OLDTEACHEItSRECLECTCDi WM But Otis Vao ncy In FacuKy ef t adpn ten School At a meeting of the Second du cational Division Board held a the Darlington Graded Sohoal build ing Saturday morning all the teach divislofn g prevent Several teachers were present with the board after the citation was conoliMed Inoludin Prof O E Dudley who made a interesting short talk The entire nimber of trustees were present f through the and several Interesting talks weremad8lndlsI HopklnfJnew law and looking toward mar terial progress that may be possible in the fature In the reorganisation of the Did sion Board Paul M Moore was r w eleotedehatrwanand XI L 8ipit Wftflteeleoted secretary for tlta ensuing year y Prof 0 E Dudley who recently elscl the meet successful year the school was reelected to th poflttoa ef principal of the Earllng ton Graded and High School an high tribute WAS paid by the trustee both to him and his efficient AUlstants of the year just closed There was but one vacancy to b- Ailed the third grade recently va- wcaMdlty the departure to Texas of McGary and to this Miss Elizabeth Kemp was Elected Miss Kemp has a first class certifi cato and is spending tho summer at the Western Kentucky Normal at Bowling Groon The faculty In full is Prof O E Dudley principal teaching high school Miss Gold l- t WelR high school and eighth grade Miss Katie Murrell sixth and seventh grades Ralph E Dudley fifth Miss RUby Slak fourth Miss Elizabeth Kemp third MiRe SueM Willis second Miss Mary Mothers r headfflrat Teachers selected in the other dlItricts in tits division are Bartialoy Miss Mattie Shaw i Southard B W Franklin Grapevine Miss Lola AlUii Whitfield + J J Whltfif id prmcipal Minute Tfrnglon aseletantStanley Miss Maude Fox HOTWAOnJIIASI fto r 1 26 YuiJKansas City Mo June 25A scorching wind Iron the south has blown all day over the eastern and central Kansas and western Mis thetemPeratttirestI o t- Onet in This Hartevlllo in coun tIIn Kansas temperature reached 100 degrees At Salina and Mopber son Kan the temperature 114 de thfit last 20 years- remperature of mora than 100 de g- rt reel wore reported m several KanI aas nd Oklahoma citiest Earlington V Hopklmvjlle IB a game of splendid ball EarlI ington defeated the strong Hopkins 0vilte team Sunday to the final tune of 15 to 0 ThE Earllngton boys had their clouting cloths ou smacking the pill for IB bingles two for three sacksand one fortw 0 Peyton the Earlihgton lad pitched great ball and with good support lot the Hop town bunch down with one measly bingle The agony started lntie 4th Inning when B Wjlson hit for two ok and the bunoh landed from a little baloon ascen slop the EarlfnstOn lads had hit for nIne safetys scoring eleven rune The pitcher wa then replaced for another hope but sad to say receiv ed the same treatment Hopkins yinesonly ohartoe to scare was in ftbe sixth when Meanis hit the only jHifety In the game butwsthrown 00 out trying to steal BdnJdeywaltatedtopltQbtorr ppknevllle Q laHenderson plays It4tHomol1t lkl6t4t16ffbkCi die d nnrJ K Ir Madisonville Notes i BT AILXEH PAVII Xi Carrlagtnlntertalaei Mrs Jerold Johnson entertained very be u ffnlly atBndge Wed heedaymorriinK at the home In East Center Ht In honor of Misa Nona Fay Oarrmgton of Durham NO Artistic floral arrangement pf sweet peas placed on the small- tables carted into effect the flower color scheme for the morningreach table decorated in its own color EtRoss made the highest score JA delicious luncheon was s rvedI at the conclusion of the games x three courses Her guests wereMIss Carrington North Carolina Mesdames W T Carrington North Carolina Doug LnRoss W J Dulls B L Bone Clar Kirbty Gordon Henry Head Jim Givens I St Louis Tom Shry Clyde Ruby Wm Hopewell Ed Young Ltmnie Bailey RL Zubrod Frank Brown W P Ross 0 O Givens W 01 Morton W J Barnhill Hillery Spencer and Falcon Baker Xst rUiM fer Ykittn aharminglhy J t her home iu South main St at Bridge in honor of Mies Nuna Fay Carrington and Messrs Sterling Dure delicfoads were guestts wets Gordon Alex Lunsford OL Rose W C Morton W J Barnhlll R L Zubrod W L Carrington Eli Jerey Speucer vy ROBB Zl e Qfrr EzTapp fill88e8Y4da Bit it nett 4lleen Jgayjs T Xr5 er l3ariihllh Morton McPherson returned hom- front DawsonSprnKsSundayafter a weeks engagement at the Lyric In hiat with his sweet soprana selections Orlean Prit hett who formally lived in this city arrived Saturday from New York for a weeks visit to tits mother Dire Mollie Pritohett+ enroute to San Francisco to lle We make a Bpeclalty of doing two and three color work If you wantI classy job work that will give satin faction seek our and t prices at thQMadisonville Branch Office In Mortpas JFurmture SttreI AiijEEN DAVIS Manager Perkins Adams who has been q ute sick for the last few days Is some improved James Sory has been confined a home for several days with malaria fever but Is much better Mrs 0A Morton left Sunday tot Henderson to visit her parents tor several days Mr and Mrs B N Gordon left Saturday for Elktou io visit rela1 fives for several dove Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi Bouvllle people In Mortons Furniture Store If you want adverbs lug or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 1 Managere d children Misses Francis and Louise Sugg of Paduoah are visiting Mr and Mrs Lee Bishop in this city L B Fox returned home Saturday from a few days stay at Daw son Springs Prof Claud Garinaok principal o the Trenton schools Is visltlngnlB parents Mr and Mre SB Carmack inthis city Mrs Walter Powers returned home Saturday after a two weeks visit to Mrs E T Hawso In 4St Louis Roy Wilson spent Thursday and Friday at Cerulean Springs Get the habit ot cDming to the v branch ofllce of the SemiWeekly Beet at Mortons Furniture 8torel when you want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tlqkets or programs We have the beRt and let UB figure with you on prices AIL JN DAYZSManager Walter Ruby Earnest Dutk non and Lisle BoblUBon spent Mw days with the Campers at Camp l1lkare okrI camplpndayIMISsCarrlaEarls vlBlttngtreUn- uMvMuwaw s C ff rsfii2 Ie reanrtfie 1I I i j i t LOCAL AID uJLOO SCHQ0L HW l r Friends of Morton SchcTdl i tiSKGuaranteeon fund v Al I itI CONTRACTS LET FOR BUILDINGS AT THE GAP AND ST CH AR f 1 Friday afternoon the building committee of the County Board of Education met at Madlsouviile aaS let contracts for erection of two new schoolhouses one at St Charles an-Jd the other at Mortons Gapp JB aof Sisk of Mortons Gap was the tic ceBBlul bidder for the Mortons Gap building and J C Atkinson Of ChristJan county got the St Charles1 house MT Swnpe will paint the Mortons Gap house and Frank oil tie the St Charles house + Back of this bare announcement Is a more Interesting and significant storyIt is Just this tbatthtsne w building to be erected at Mortone Gap represents In some degr etbtai advance thought in the material side educational affairs In that Itj will be erected because of local al given the enterprise The 2000 ap roprlatlou made by the County board of E ducatlon was not Burfl oient to meet the cost of such a BOUBB as the necessities of the corn munity demanded When the mat ter was presented to the local friends Of the school business men of Mot tons Gap they recognized tbelrol portunity and their responsibility and arose to the occasion So that when the bids were offered an Iopened the secretary of the build log committee Paul M Moore felt authorized to guarantiee to the eai mitte that the eleitseft iwev- ybuudreddolllara kwool b e lL frleodsof the rohoot4ieo tpftQJli tract was let This building will contain four regular school rooms s ore sixty feet equate with cloak rooms I solid brick foundation storm sheet log walls wainscoted and plastered and abundantly lighted The Mor tons Gap freinds have expressed themselves very much pleased the plans which were made by R Wlpfler of this place after the ar rangement of theEarUn ton Grad School They are looking furth er into the future and say that when the town grows to that extent the can raise the roof and build soothe- story very conveniently Thocontra o s will material on thegroundssqutokly as poeslb l aud will push tits work rapidly onI shoot1 1 CR R TIME CARD Time Of departure of Illinois Con rat trains from Nortonville K y NORTHBOUND No 102 128 pm No 104 840am No 122 local pass1045 a m No 186 local 086 p m SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 140am pmNoL di N TIME CARD Time oi arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earllngton Effective Sunday April 0 1011 NORTH BOUND mfNo 04 728 pm No64 1122 p4m BOtJTH BOUND No 58 v v 4801111 No 85 823 a m No 61 421 p- mo981048N p m INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 104 762 am No 106JO66 am No 108 200 pm No 110 5 02 p im J SOUTH 1 BOUND No 103 710 am No l061000amNp 107x267 p m No pm NoVlIlTrn 8 lOpfu MiH E lM OARDI it H1 B tlnie tcardw nt into sffeet Biinday April 1811 Lltlea t as4Kr6 JtI18arriYer IJ riJ PtSK COLORED TEACHERS r i ALLAEREEIECTEIJI I Prof J W Bell Goitiir u B as 3 Principal of the EirJiion School ONLY ONE OTHER CLORiDJ AlyIS10ESN 1 No change was made Friday at the annual election of teachers b y the Second Division Board of Ed ucation in the faculty of the Earl ington Colqred Graded School Pof J W Bell now well known as one the best equipped and most PmJ dent colored educators ln this sec flop of the country was reelected as principal and will continue the good work be has been doing for seversl l years among hs people hercA Th same efficient corps of assistants that rounded put the faculty last year were reelected as follows Prof J Well principal Assls 1 fonts Ella B Osburnel Lillie C Evans Mary E Smith Minnie E Grace and Nora B Boss- Three of hSeas8jatants are now attending Bummer 0oolstor teach Itis one of the number being at tb phicago Umversity There is 5aly one otherSColored School in the educational dlv ilonIthe one atJiarneleyiand An I ay Vaughn wareelected to teach that I School Lively as a Boy If yOu are tired run down have Yucatayn ttlteIa welveVeftrold Purifies the blood Mid strengthens the system BOc a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment IS IT TO SAVE HIS BACON L Speaker Champ Clark Will Stump Kentucky In Favor of OlliV James Washington June 26Speaks- Champ Clark will stump Kentuck- next fall in the Interest of Bepreseu tatlve Ollie James for the Unto reacliedPaynterhaEthat Representative James woul receive the nomination at the dem ocratic primary July 5 Earlingra J Takeaway all the ashes and fmmediate ely Send your rubbish ip the dumpingground 2 Clean out your cellars stables and sheds Whitewash your cellar walls fences and honhonses 8 Burn all rubbish that will burn Clean you vacant lots and alley ways 4 Avoid mixing ashes and gar bags This is against the law 5 Refrain from throwing old papI er banana or orange skins Into the streets 6 Plant some grass and flower seeds to make your home beautiful Every house should have a little green grass and a few trees 7 When you have cleaned up your yard keep it clean all the time Dirty yards cause fires sickness+ death Old tin cans bold water water breeds mosquitoes Botton garbage makes bad airI bail air makes weak bodies weak bodies make big doctors bills Now f let every family In Earllngton go busyaud clean np i Jeff Murphey and Larry Todd Injured While going north on a freight traln labtniglttho engineer appli ed the emergency near Atkinson station and throw Larry Todd from the cupojo of the caboose cutting him ajul hurting bia pack Thosud decifltR rammed conductor Jeff MurpheyB head through a windo- ctitttuahis nose and otherwise in juring him Geo Gaunoh is nUrs ingiLarry Todd A Always Blessed with a if use Dlgesteze Ithelpsyourstomach do thewlrkjdlR you an youfoodrtI Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of 1lt4eAetIQJ1I1JswJth Dlges teze a wo tJrtenr fold IUeoJfat drug dapartmentJt niIt ra t 1ii J 4L MIMIOEXPLOSIOinN MINIS TO JE SHOW r Object to Exhibit Methods Employed for Rescuing and Aiding Entombed Miners Wash Ington June 25 Mimic mine explosions with dramatic real- Ism WJllQeQiJ eothefeitnjeBof the first national flrstaldtothelnjured held meet in Araenal Park put purg Pa Sept 160nosldc of the qilbes l through which spectators may view the mimic disaster The scenes will be rendered more vivid by the presence of first aid crews from the mines throughout the country and tbo rescue JDehJ from the Bureau of Mines and the randernr Practically everything Incident to a mine except actual enactedseyes In arranging for the meet the bu read of mines has induced President aft and Secretary of the Interfor Fisher toaddress the gathering o miners i It is estimated that between 6 13000 miners are injured in the ml rIorg to provide emergency treatment that will reduce the number of fatal ities I A iniDLISS GOTJNTKT William T Korraday Says 1ft ten Years the Woods Grooves Will be Silent And Senglew tWilliam T Hornaday president of the New York Zoological Garden and author of a natnraj history ia certainly one vested by knowledge With power to speak of animal about US In a recent leciure b says Ten years from now Ameri ica will be absolutely birdlesB un r5lesstaken to stop the destruction of song and game birds This phrase a blr less land starty I accustomed to look out for the whirdI in nadodf Profdcomes true and the grandchildren of this gene ration hays to resort to aviaries Jo see birds Each State has some kind of a law that proposes to protect both the song and the game birds In Ten nessee the blue jay alone is an out law with JQO legislation In his favor But the laws are neither understood nor obeerved unless it be in an In termlttont way with regard to gnat1 and doves The thrushes aud eve mooting birds share the public out lawry of the jays and are shot an trapped by every barefoot boy who roams the woods A new champion for the rights birds Is no lees a personage than Col Watterson of the Courier Journal Hebelieves that edupation said training are the only means of bird salvation Education of the small boy in the Bdhool room His plan recently promulgated is to have in every public school gradea course on birds Once a week a least twice a month there should be regular class work on this sub ject The habits of birds their uses in the economy of nature their ex termination Tennessee might be one of thirst e states to Inculcate this bird oJ togy into the curriculum of Its school A few years from now it will be too late when the woods no longer know their old tenantry and the copses are silent and songless Let us do something to keep th statp from becoming what Prof Horuaday calls a blrdless land Memphis OommerclalA peal Headaches Signs Danger sufferswheadaches ought to go at onceto tbo druggist and get a 25c bottle of our OarlBtedtB GermanMver Powder Headacbesalways constipation in a dangerous form that ay1eQult In other extremely pen ops ailmfents sometimes even BrlghtBDIaeaBe and Appendicitis lOur CarlBtedta GermanLiyer Pow sots on the Liver the real cause of constIpationa few doses entirely remove the trouble insure alaetingourenever falls guaran teed if youbara hadaehes g tabottle today from the St Bernard ++ erirhwupeeaieeh partment 86c a 4 I SPl TUESDAY and FRIDAY ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERr rt X14rAt White Plains Saturday 11ornN ingSafe of T B pillinr 1 ham Blovyn OpehV J SMALL AMOUNT 0F tfONEY T KEN Robbers broke into thee general store of T B pillln ham at Wht Plains Saturday blewmorning epee 5 t I the safe and took about 1500 la money also several razors ana other goods They made an altemt W X blow open the vault of the FaildI ll Bank and had succeeded In boretiholes in the door and placing thenib troglycerlne but hoc some reason v abandoned the attempt Blood ic hounds were secured from Green V Jvilla and put on the trail but did tfb good Testifleswith Pleasure Good evidence With pleasure JI Tonictrecommend it and in rio case have I tilostobeland gio0 bottles PREPARED BY t80DINSOIf IneergoretedLoaisv May Hunt sQvell The squirrel lawexpfredlaetweek- and layeraof that sport are at liber ty now to go to the woods and kill all they find Squirrels are said 1 to be moreplentiful this BeasonandU they will be on the market aeon You Can lat Anything Eat what your stomach crave ladigeeewill not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or heavy Fee ipg it ypawtlh take one dose of Digesteze It relieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a boa bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Will Have Protracted Meeting The Northern Methodists will be gin a protracted meeting in their church on the hill Wednesday night Rev Smith a noted divine of Bellf viliewill assist the regular pastor Rev Holtsclaw iu this meeting A cordial invitation la extended to alL V who wish to attend Good slinging will be a feature of this mooting AIFresco Luncheon Miss Dodge OBrien entertained very charmingly a oa Monday afternoon at heX home cim Sebree Avenue in this city The table was arranged on the attractn ively 4 decorated In quantities of oxd cellent three course luncheon Jwas served to the following guesta Misses Maggie Turner Mary flair IEthel Coleman Nashville Mar garet Mitchell Messrs E E Owen j GUbert King Frank Withers and Brick South worth WIIIMake Bungalow of a School House Dr Curry of St diaries has purchased the old school house at that lotta tne convert it into an attractive little bungalow for his use as a residence Calendars For 1912 is We have the swellest line of Imported and Do 1912ethat has ever been shoot in this territory They are the Celebrated Butler line a dthe price this year is lower than ever Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have seen our samples We can please you and save you money t ix w SemiWeekly JJee 1 JIJNb T WioutL lrsr fWV v j k Jr r f T tI y I j IIU c N4NM be 1U II raQQ ii PAUL M MOONS EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT M69CIATE EIITAR AND BUSINESS MANA6ER i Member f Kentucky Press Assaci tiji and EjISctJDistrict PMishers Lege fir Jttwc Ofee Fmrnllnrt 119 tontk Main Street Mili Hltfillt FAw Ne 4MSS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr r Tat bt47 Jane 27 1911 i I IfM to d and early to rise vn Attend to your business and vartise V Lid you will be healthy prosperous and wise 1AVOID elite Glorious Fourth is almost MS BB Let ut hope that it may v rlisg no disaster to any family in at communities In which the Be dates that there be no eyes mMr y6d no hands or fingers C tfctewBoff no personal Injuries of any Mfti inflicted by the use of fire apserlcs or explosives ofany character Xkvere better infinitely better that lrebe no noisy Fourth than tha- T t should lose a life or go halt or TMimnrt through a tortured exist nines During the past eight aUAistics of known accidents i- u JUBMirlca on Independence Dayw use the fearful figures of 1662 dead aeeA 86020woundod in what has been vfOf termed the annual ogry of fire a4 noise The Bee desires to plead lit and urge upon all Its readers x tte vso their personal influence 1 HE inBt the use of all explosives on Independenco Day this year par t tkraJarly In the hands of the young Bains help to keep sorrow and sut Saiingaud death out of thehomes Sato which this warning goes and 3iam all places There rL feather danger too that of fire and Bass of property through the careless it tusa of fireworks and explosives jgfcattue personal injury list is that iroio which we need most to save alleged patriotic American boy- ar citizeu Let us be sane this JUTJf NOTICE MM parties are hereby notified k ffcMhey must not seine for mln Jerseykemptying into the lakey ST BERNARD MINING Co JIncorporated4 4qfi 1 Subscription Rates One yearlOO 50SThree monthsr 26 6Sivgixi Specimen copies mailed freE Correspond on application ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars mMvins Store KtnttcJy Tuesday f tIS DISASTER neighboring rrPPIPlainsI t dIJnJi Miss Merva BaileV delightfully entertained with x lawn party at her home Wednesday evening in honor of her ue tMlsS Jessie Tichendr of Oal vert City Those present were Misses Lillian Hare rison May Bass Jessie Tichenor of Galvert City Iva Stanley o iadisonvlOlareuceLittipageofWhiteCit fie Lonnie Heard of Nortonville Roy Kennedy of Nortonville and Dr Liggett Bailey of Louisville MrsEliza Moore of Norton villeis spending the day with BaileynMiss Ethel Oates of Greenville spent Wednesday with her aunt Mrs 0 0 Herring Miss Lillian Harrison visited friends and relatives at Earhng ton Saturday and Sunday Miss Merva Bailey spent Sun day with Miss May Basp Miss Hallie Murphey + ofj Ban croft was in town Monday Mrp Graddy went Thursday with Mrp Olaud Bass Oleo Olark his resigned his position with the wholesale house of T B Davi and will leave for points in the West in a few days where he will spend his summer vacationClarence Littlepage is here to day for a short visit to the best town on earth Earl Wilson isin town today Misa Dora Green of Oalvert Oity is visitiug her cousin Miss Sanna Bailey rsrI INSURE NOWII JiUNE is the storm month Besides the usual hazard during this month you have the added danger of lightning burning Your home or household goods Protect yourself by insuring against 1Sfirestornadoes etc We represent onlyre I liable companies Let us explain I 1 1 l 1IrS Jt ROST SORY M D tie Practice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat a Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted1 OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 p M t r Office Over C L Roes Grocery w Center Street i+ aMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY t Lr i BETHEL FEMALEyOLLEGEHo- pkinsville Kentucky i The only VVomanSColleKO Western Kentucky offering three years of standard College work In addition to standard Northern College Entrance Courses Music Do r MMtie Service nnd Expression taught by the eat of Instruction The home department In not eioelled by any school in Kentucky Our whole capaci t ty bas been engaged lor next year Bat ire have secured another large well equipped Jjliandiag for the overflow For Catalogue apply to 1H G BROWNELPresIK j hI C J I MRFKuwtei 1 l t hdv+ y r- I r r fl 4 1iII up a- T t UnM tMl One More WeekO- F Go Cart Bargains Last week the sale of go darts was larger than I had hoped for yet there are a number of good patterns left and you can get the benefit of the big reduction by taking advantage of this sale Just think of a collapsible gt cart as low as 300tYou never saw a better value than the 7 00 carts now at 450 The 10 00 carts are the strong est made this week 750 ciA Morton Furniture Carpets Rugs and Draperies Funeral Director and Emtalmer MadisonvillelKy Kentucky Fair Dates T The following are the data fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1911 as far as reported Officers of fairs arerequested to report to us any ommisslons or corrections of dates Madlsonville July 18 6 days Henderson Jlily 26 6 days Versailles August 22 days LextngtonAugust7 6 days Union town Audust 86 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 154 days Leltohfleld August 154 days Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 103 days Fern Oreek Auguetl04 days Shepherdsville August 224 days London August 224 days Errauger August 234 days Germantown August 248 days Nloholasville August 298 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Paris September 46 days Montlcello September 64 days Alexandria September 66 daps Mount Olivet September 64 days Hogenville September 68 days Sanders September 64 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 116 days Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfleld September 274 days Bowling Green Oct 47 4 days You Need Stationery Nothing glvos an individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a line line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat alogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased Forgiven 1 g We can even tae a charitable view of the time taken daily by the typo writer girl for the arrangement her hair Her fingers are congested by the work of writing and tired by contact with the hard keys of her machine and the different feeling of her hair and the little plays and movenjenta of her flngers In adjusting It art a dis snot stimulation and relief Paul W Goldsbary in Atlantic Greatest Little Invention The greatest little invention that has been given to the world is tho luolfer match It was invented in 1827 It Is email but like Portias candle it has shed a great light Into the world It gave man mastery of ire Before this fire had been a con teary hired man but now it became an bbedleat servant ch t 1 CITY DIRECTORY MayorH 0 Bourland Police Judge =Ar J Bennett BradleyNIRhtTax Assesaor J H Oorbltt City ClerkPaul P Price Treasurer Frank Br Arnold City Physician W K Nishet WhipflorStreetCounollraen Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldham F D Rash Gee 0 Atkinson Thos Blair 0 M Henry first Monday night in each month School TrusteePaul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John son M D Postmaster Cbas Dowel- lOHUIWHES CATHOMO CHURCH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 701 a m Second mass and preaching 880 a m Vespers and benediction 7 p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school at 980 a m Preaching over Lords day at 1046 a m and 7 45 p WodnoedayDnDT STANMs Pastor M E OHURQIT Regular services third Sunday at 11 am and 780 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday eveninf at 780 Sundayschool at 980 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 am REV HoirzoiiAw Pastor M E CHURCH tODlHRev W O Brandon pastor Services ou every Sunday at 11 a m and 746 p m Sunday school at 981 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladles Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday in each month MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a m and 780 p m and the preced tug Saturday night Church meetina Saturday night before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 a m Payer neetlnc eve rv Monday night at 731 Rev C H Gri son Pastor UENFKAI BAPTIST GHUROH Services fourth Sunday morning and evening in each month and Satur praJermeetingschool 2 p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the LibraryREV GEO 0 ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays In each monthE J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 81 KofP meets every Monday night VIsIt- ors welcome ERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 5Q1 meets every hursday night Y WALKER Sec Golden Cruse Lodge Earltngton No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each mouth MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 55 meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR O B JOHNSON Scribe Sbn waite Tribe No 57 Red Men nests every Friday sleep HARRY LONO C of R OatalpaOampday All members are earn stly requested to be there C S CRENSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at- 4adisonvllleMonday night BN GORDoN Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at pmMRS KATE WITHERS Pros Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fours Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend 0 S CRENBHAW Clerk Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of these Lodges J When You Paint buildings inside or outIside if you desire the very best results at the least expense you shoulduse THE SHERWINWIUIAMS Y PAINT i Call forvvNcolor cards IQIDBY T1 BERNARD MINING 00- fiNrparate4 a DRUB DEPARTMENT + x 7k r 1 o ice NOfiCLii To our friends and customers desiring any change to be made in their hatsor want any retnmmed work rt done drtlevv HatsVye will appreciate 0 your order between now and next Sat urday as our Miss West will leave net Monday for her vacation i v 1 U n We want to thank the public for the very liberal patronage given Miss West in our millinery department dur ing the past seasons We assure you that nothing has been left undone on her behalf to please each customer For Bargains in Millinery Call ThisIi l Special Sailor and Shapes for July 4 Barnes Gowand Cor IOCOHPORATED r- KentuckyEarlington I JA OH YOU w Q w w For the Benefitof the Woodmen of the World JULY 4i f A T NORTONVILLE KY I We have arranged with the Dixie Amusement Co to give us an allaY and withbmany changes which wilbegien under H tent 40 by 70 f er Everything to be lighted up and operated by electricity There will be L t music and dancing contests pf various kinds ang1ptodate happiestan most enjoyable day of the sea son r Everyone invited All roads lead iot NOrtonvt 1e itJ i W ljny + y h t tvr i t I f n c 11 o v J 110 1 J 1llii I r w r U i ri rwy r i 0 t I The man who whispers down a will About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollarsI Like he who ojinibs a tree and I hollersC i Off E L K4RWW OX L Go RAY Drs Htrdin ft R- yDENTISTS i Pmmku Extracting aei ferccbin W rk- ffigfi Claw Detittry k or Sptcktty O fSeie1MkM4 riAiHM- diseMiIle Kentucky I 4f I News of the Town I Frank Uatn ol Mortons Gap has 1 purchased a flue fourcylinderI thirty horse power Stoddard Dayti u touring car Misses Ida and Ethel Bobbin of Madlsonville wore here Mon day visiting friends MISS Agnes Mulvaney of this city was visiting in Madlsonvllle Satur day Tbos Logan and Polk Blair two well known young men of this city were visiting friends In Madisonville SundaysF B Arnold of the Peoples Bank I who has boon in Evanavllio has rr o turned homo Old papers for sale at theJJe e I om wnV j I Mr and Mrs Joel McPherson Jr and Rim Howard of Madlsonvlllel were out here ttahiugand enjoying tho beauties of Loch Mary early Saturday morning Bobt King of M dlfJolvl1le was hewj Saturdy IraRay of Clay Ky is jisitlng 4relatives hero IIO pt Paul Prlcp was In Madison tvfle8undayvteitiug his father who fs quite 1llir h City MarshaUBraJ ley WHS Jn Mad isonyllle Saturday on business Will Feller of Madisonville Will hero Saturday Carrie and Margaret Atkin IMIAS this city were In Madison visiting friends Miss Ella Griffin of Lipton Ind Is visiting relatives here Jpo Brown of Madlsonvllle z here Saturday visiting friendc Miss Dalsle Borders of this place who has hen visiting in Madisor villa has returned home x Miss Katheryn Blair was in rla Isouvtlle Saturday Miller Evans Is on the sick this week Mlse Annie Ashby who hss bee spending her vacation in Corbln has returned home Mr and Mrs Vannoy who have been visiting in Oweusborro hay returned home Mrs Shield and children of Nash vllle are the guests of Miss Mar Ellen Burke Mr and Mrs Henry Marks an children arts visiting relatives Ii Hanson this week Miss Dodge OBrien spent Sunaa In Dawson Homer Moore Is on the sick list- WANTED100 miners at once for steady work Applyto NoHioNviiiiiB COAT k COKE Co Incorporated v ih Nortonyllle Ky Mrs H B MoCreary and sonNe I son are visiting relatives In Rook portInd Sire Otho Leach Is the guest of Mrs L V Rerfro Mrs 00J Littlepageof the coup try was In town Saturday IM18s Adeline Toombs and nieces Frances and Margaret Ware Ashby spent Sunday in Slaughtersville Mr and Hire M B Long were in Madlsonville Sunday Dire Perry of Clinton Is visiting her son Walton Perry Misses Margaret1 Mitchell ndi Ethel Coleman spent Sunday In Dawsptu J i H D Cowrand and Geo Brooks wexejn Dawson Sunday v Mrs W P Ross of Madlsonvllle Is visiting MM DL Hanna Jr H R McCreary and Clyde Thompson wept to Evansville yesterday Rev WO Brandon J R Rule and Charlie Webb who are taking two weeks vacation camping near Dover Tenn write home big flsh stories of the luck they are layiing with the flnry tribe Miller Evans who has been ill for several days Improving u S YW 4Y4 WWYYlWhiWYYVY WNiW ICef Acquainted With the celebrated Ster 1 t ling why pflclpthes a mak 3 ing 4nyrff i fi9lWe m for their sty1cfor the perfect workmanship all w wool fabricsand the won derfdypj essj pf their price Vy v ff t 3 ManyModelkf tr rl f stVJ J t Fabrics of all weaves and colors and the Vi1 A f Ii t3 PromPtest possible sere Ice t h J j i iH al Jr MoststYylcsi5 to 35 1 St Bernard Store W R COYLE + MANAGER 4 St Bernard Mining Company to y INCORPORATED EARLINGTON KENTUCKY o fi = IO Vl i7II srA if Good Printing Is the art of putting into another Imind what is in your own IT IS A SUBTLE METHOD OF SUGGESTION et mARihg a favbr W Iarereraond To have the boot newt It muit atthe beat prlatlnr That wt an prepared te glue yau JThe party of Ms and Eton poop spent last week at Cerule Springs are home loud In ieB O MoEnerirapfent y inSr Charles f weVLI1Usse8 Elinor and Agaea Dnbule IIsoil were In MadlBonvllle Friday Miss Rosa Fox Is confined to her eutferivway became infepted more than a week ago her many friends hope to see her up and out again soon Mrs W 0 Morrison retura Saturday from a wegks visit her parents at Hop rnsvllle Mr and Mrs Ed Cunningham who are spending some time with relatives to Madisonville visited friends here this week Thoyresldedhereforseveralyea before moving Vest Prof C E Dudley loft this ing fur Owensboro to attend an E ucational meeting being held there this week Lee Kosure and Lawrence Rogers of Madisonville are spending a few days at Loch Mary fishing Miss Margaret Dudley hasre turned home from a visit to friends atP2wbrokeKyThe M E Chore- Is tcolng rapidly up and will be toady for occupancy by Sept 1st This is a building of which the members are justly proud rand wl be an ornament to the town 1 The residence on Bldgway are now enjoying watec works of which they hav long felt tho need Miss Verlje Davlsjs visiting in Charles this week Miss Lynn Morrison and Harr Morrison of Pembroke are visiting Mr and Mrs W L Morrison Fernando Nelon bad a horse kill ed by No92 this morning Morton Victory has accepted a pc = sitton on the St Betnard Farm to Mr Ray McDonald of this city is quito ill Cheap Prices on Groceries Gold Medal flouru 65c Baojn 12 to Klo- BOlba Pure lard 550 of Hoinlhy T 25o 91001ba best Chicken feed 225 Lemons per doz Yr 25c Grated Pineapple10B- eet e Pea Berry CoiIee25La-rgecan 0 Peaches c10cLargo can Tomatoes ir 100 = 21bp SodaA 5o Ibs Loose Starch lOc J F DEVYLDER A Kansas Proclamation An Anthony man has Issued the fol lowing proclamation Neighbors 1 a Obleothers I have a wife and children ofand they need me 1 also have a house a lawn and a garden I am about to put some seed In my gardenw beds 1 have bought a gun some shells and while I am not a crack bhot I think I can hit chickens It Is my purpose to try If any come around where my blue grass lastruggling and my onions are showing their bald heads Peace of Mind A tranquil heart Is the life of tJJ ftellh hut envy Is the rottenn Ilo ebonel1 r9verbof Solomon zid i Expert Chefs on Vessels The term son of a sea cook is no longer a title of reproach The highly paid specialist who presides over the kitchens is a chef with an internatlon reputation Willies Wleh Wish I was ahofsesId Willie u he watched his fathers horse prancing Then after a moments re flection he added Except at dinner time Worlds Wedding Statistics There are about three thousand weddings every twentyfour hours taking the entire world Into considera tion Probably Would That sentence Is not Incorrect r Bald the professor but It sounds odd the Engllflhspsaklng earHasa- rd Lampoon Yelolan Drinking Ptaess Btatlstlca just published show that tk rere In Belgium 21161i sate nwQr places where drink are rigid averaging one such plies to or every tiiirtyrfmtr iahabHMU B r I 5ir i Ai Why Not Wear the Best Shoes r Our shoes for men women and children are the BEST to be had at their beprice BEST is a big ward and wc w igh it before using it leOurmoney is just as good as any other merchants no better will ango just as far no farther but we put up with a shorter profit than the other fellow is willing to consequently our shoes have more MEAT in them will WEAR LONGER LOOK BETTER than his Our shoes come direct from the menu v reffacturer to us They W are not made until after our order isiplaced It follows as a matter of course they are NEW shoes without the middlemans profit wheni we receive them v JMJ j ARE THE VITAL POINTS STRONG It is such an aasy matter to alikemer when there is a great difference between them The VITALS are not the same In ordering the building four shoes we have everything put in that will leavetoout one thing here put in something just as good there to take out a dime in three or four different places and no one but the wearer will ever be the wiser This is the final and really the only TEST and this is THE TEST we have in maderhWe buy of some of the BEST shoemakers in the world shoemakers who themselvesshoemakd ers who are proud of their name proud of their shoes who cannot afford to de ceive the public who cannot afford to leave any part of a shoe weak that we order built strong shoemakers who guarantee their shoes to be exactly as they represent them to us as we represent them to you and we buy and sell more GOODshoesJ than any other house in Hopkins county qWvant you for a customer want you to be a member of the Good Shoe family Come with us and wear the BEST wont you t Not the Shoe chat only LOOKS good but the shoe that IS GOOD and warranted tor give you yourc1moneys worth d COyYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT l1lI Great Hopkins County Fair Madisonville JULY18192O2i22fGreat Array ofRaces Ring Shows Floral Hall Exhibits Special Attractions Day and Night 4 C C GIVENSj President J A TRANCEWAV Secretary ra se Sped of the Teal Give a bltlewlng teal a 40mile breeze behind him have the little ras cal dropping down with it and be comes oii so fast as to be Dimply un blttable some writers have claimed speed for him of 150 miles an hour r 220 feet a second The canvas redhead and blueblll have a way driving before a gale too that will be found teat enough laall con- cience Much of tho fascination of ing shooting comes from the tact that shots will bo afforded manICharlesi As Seen Hereafter This earthly life s ben seen hereaft er from heaven will seem like an hour passed long ago and dimly romom bored that long laborious full of Joys and sorrows AS it Is It will have dwindled down to a mere point hardly to the long roaching ken of the- isembodied spirit Longfellow IrVery Likely Probably ho who never made a mistake never made anything Sam uel Smiles Instead of Liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water as For all toilet and hygienic uses it Is better and more economlcn To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and decayTodls la nth destroy disease gc and purity the breath o keep artificial teeth and bridgeworkelean odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking To eradc perspiration and body odors by sponge The best wash known Relieves and strengthens tired weak inflaraedeyes Heals rethOat wounds and ante 95 and SO cts a box druggists by mall postpaid Sample Free Ttilcr MtTO TO I 11OO t u S t- lis i J H Theres Not a Store in Town That Would in Six Months From Now Be Half as Im portant as It Is Now i If It Should Stop Ad o vertising During That Time 1 Isnt that perfectly trueperfectly logical Can you imagine any store of which it would not be k trJle1 And if true does it not follow that the reverse of the proposition is true toothat the store that doubles its accustomed advertisingjor the next six months will also double its accustomed store growth for that period And does not this also apply to anij store a a you can think of in this town Its not mado for any to withstand the weather conditions every climateAmalgamated ARC ROOFING will not under the blazing sun nor crack in the bitterest cold Its made our secret proc ssand is acknowledged the one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is and takes same insurance rate as or metal Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ySendyRAMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First Nail laakllM BkBriaifcwBAli FOR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY Ac INCAaPeRATrs t MAPISONVILLE KENTUCKY BEE ADS PAY 9 tJi O Jttll 4 rawU y r L J fi t j jiJf r- ct A MORTONf 1k 11M KY- YI 5 t r I 1 Funeral Director and Embalmer f r litrtk == Jnv Ij tJ c tII I iS ij4Nortonville News r Many new houses are going up and many more contracted for 4 Mes8rp Mohr and Hpge made a y business triP- urday to Birmingham Sat night All we know is i themines are running steadily pklr Mohr is in Ohio arranging tp move his family to Norton ville Weare all pleased to know Mrs Mohr and Miss Helen are going to be located here per- manentlyr They have from time to time made many friends here y l tiMr Oallard assistant general manager of the Nortonville Coal I Coke Go is still in Canada r4 Mr E F Doudna and family were here in their auto last l Saturday and purchased several 4lots We hope they will build onone of thorn and move to the beefc town on the nap Sheriff J B Stanley was in town Thursday not on business r butjust because he enjoys com in tto a real live business jtpwn and looking around noting the improvementsfrom one visit to r the next We are always glad to see him Rev S L Cowherd of Daw 5 by 638 m Via L No Louisville noon Via L H tSt L Louisville t N ViaLN son preached here at the Metho distchtirch Saturday night Sun day and Sunday night Rev Akin will preach at the Metho dist church net night and Sunday thbrnVnp No preaching Sunday niisht Rev Akr tiaway to Dawsou where he wake his home in the futtire Miss Ola Ligon Has retnrn from Sonora where she hue bee visiting for some time Dr Bill Ligon of Sonora is visiting relatives here and at Dawson James Smith of Earlington was here Saturday- Mr and familyt of Mid isonville spent Saturday here enrouteto Dawson They were the guests of Mr J E Bethels family while here People are still buying lots Do notKnow the lot sale is over Several people have purchased lots this week three of them business late Watch Nortonville growl HpwardMcGregor of Princeton was here Sunday Durrett Moor of Hopkine yu lei spent Saturdayherf 0 B Trathen nt several days in Muhlenburg and Ohio- countythis week in the interest Ipwww Ythvw iSMnk Licensed Embalmer 1 NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE 3 Pnone 1242 MADISON VlLLE KY WVAWWWWWWWMWWWMWW WmmmNNNNNNm WNMI J 7 WHEN IN M DISONVILLE 1- r Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic tures in the country r Something new each nightt1 Matinee every afternoon 2 to Vaudeville each night I= 1QES 5 i 1 QESCTT f A lotNO JfM Manager t L d THE BEST w TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK HERE MR FARMER I offerIng TheadvantagesadevautagesLiterature and Information furnished calling on our manager B G Mann t ZLeve Madisonville a N Arrive 1250 Leave 130p me yiavLf mS Smith I 9i1Oompany Miss Ivu Stanley of Madison villa was here Thursday en rt1her1 fc0 B Moore who rhns beenJin1 cAAlUgenrouted to his home near Mad JIIand Mre T R Howel 1 Olaud Bass of White Plainf was in town Tuesday I Dink Williams of MadiBonville was in town Saturday Rev Tom 0 of Prince1 11LiE SatnOverlandalJ ball game fj S Doudna wife andjlaughl dter of Madisonville overI dayn ft j Mrs B M Dalton and soul Wesley returned to their ham- m Hopkinsville Monday after visitiugMr sud Mre LP PaynS ASPitzer visited relatives in Louisville d few days this week I I Miss Halite Murphey of near Greenville was a week end guest at the home of Dr L Moore irMissfr iced the Misses Hale last week Mrs T J Morgan and daugh = ter Anna Marie spent Tuesday en1ivllleThe Woodme of World will give a picnic here July 1 forth benefit of their lodge Tbec lie attraction for the entertainment of the people will be theIDixie nUsementOon in several vaudeville acts in addition to at moving picture show All kinds of refreshments will be served and as conclusion to the festly its J theJayna jygdance will be given Born to Mr and Mrs ArcHie Clark afuiegfrl f Born to Mr and Mrs Archie BatesI Monday nighta fine girl I No More Dyspepsia Gas ur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dlpesttze a power fail digestive pleasant AS Maple Syrup For sale by the tiru rtm n of the St Incorporatedl Bermudas Prosperity Bermudas prosperity depends targe ly on the1 foreign visitors who now go there throughout the year In In 4 creasing numbers owing to ImprovedI transportation facilities and tion of new hotels The 4 island Is fast taking on the charts ter of American resorts in Floridaa and Virginia r No Place for idler It you Intend to go to work there Is no place better than where you are If you do not Intend t980 to work you cannot get along anywhere Abraham LincolnAI Seaport Far From lea Antwerp one of the worlds four largest ports Is 63 miles from the sea l Ie There to Tickets on Sale July 89 10 Return Limit July 18 Jtt4C Official Route Rizpah 1 1Cat and Db0 insurance HundelebenverslcherungBgeflellsohaft Is tho name of a new business con earn In FrankfortKn thorMaln It moans In commercial English the Company for the Insurance v Dogs Lives A dachshund would Just flU that title Cats have nine lives and BO may get reduced rates Chinas Coal Fields Trustworthy authorities reckon the coal fields of China as equal In value to all the other coil fl V4s of the world Combined but so far they are practl cally lying tale Ono province Hu nan coalianthracite and bituminous Do YourOwnWork Never let others do what you do for yourself You thereby strength jeo your own powers independence end fitness to cope with the viols sltudes of+ Irrigation to Reclaim Island The Hawaiian Island of Laaal has been prdctfcallyy barren for 4Iveral years will reclaimed by a water conservatloa system and de voted to sugar beet culture tISwift Trayelere InlIiostricht I Y ij Potent Wine At a Rlgl botel the following notle Is poatedupIn this hotel wine hopefor Assettto me that good manners are almost as valuable ian asset in commerclalae in dlplo raatlc affairs Lord Cromer 1 T Building Blocks of Cork Floors and furniture are not withanewermany Two of a Kind Caa you picture anytklBg to equal it lifes exile in gfberiaT asks a writ ayeMeane7 Harp or TemTm- Wont you tri a pies of ay wtft angel caker Will it stake an Ifsf mer That Rill 4e fi4 Oft tkind otji Ute you have led Wine for French Soldier In the French artily nearly three times as much Is spent on win M OB bread vegetables and preserved foodI put together The sum total for thMprovisions amounts to only It 1880000 whereas the amount spent on win last year war 3670000 In Net Results peaking at the church congress bishop of Bristol expressed the view that motoring had done much for the church yea but not so much as It his done for churchyardPunc- h11hine Sale Specials AT New Store I Ladies patent one and two strap pumps 150 200 and 250 pairElegantWaists 35c to 295 latesti t must goat unheard of prices J WXINS COOPERATIVE CO H P MORTON ManagerI- farveylgi1dns Earl Ctnttr Strut Kentuckyfi 4 K 0 r 1 a etu n 1 aAccount I Meeting Imperial Council A A O U M S ThirtySeventh Annual Session July 11 1213 92 Henderson Saturday W temple can life the the the 11ViaArrive Buflalo 550 a m J J- 2Ileave3 1 Special coach and sleeper fdr Rizpah Temple through to Rochester joining special train from Louisville with Kosajr Temple FrSnk reservafonrs call on Noble C O Osburn recorder Rizpah Temple Madisonville n KyJ tR lI to Y i ynr hrw r PhriM n adyr ar ryIe nra r = R n- aus t s 11 n- IN1JI wMM 1WwiS NiyJiyMrtk VM +1yhV erM yM 7Mt Ij III IW 7I ASI AG IE iems 4Ty0 y L v r MM Bryant Stkool of Piano Toning COS Tulregee full H fr WM THOMPSONPROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER Electric Piano Pipe Organ PlayerPiano and Reed Organ Repairing f Guaranteed a Specialty Prices Reasonable I Expert Service rJ AT HOPK1NSVJLLE jSIfREFERENCESE Foster Chorister of Christian Bethel female College I solicit JDrllnton about July L L1av or at Sons Drug S ore L ir IIoslreurloe aatarraet ra +ui Y M IE AH TAT A o BEST WORLD- FOR o SALE BY Plain Hardware Company- MADISONVILLE KY T1HEEES5Great 1 t 1tFrom June 2 tat and until further notice we will give a I 4 RjpAnd 0 or a soc HEAVY JEWELLROp l And the Bee L Year for l25 itThis applies to new subscribers and renewals Anyone paying 300 on subscription will receive a y razor free and anyone paying 2iDponvsubcriptibn will receiye a broom free The pr cane be i seen at this office The Ward Safety Razor has been extensivelyrJadvertised in the leading magazines for the past four years and is Handled by thousands of de ersf throughout the United States and Canada The price has always majntained arid is today at four and five dollars The razor sold in the stores is put up in an expensiy6 leathercasei the razor 5ye offer V for COO is the same Aconcave ground v rjachance to get a our dollar safety razor for only soc n- tr w nk Y ayI I tIcroiI t 7t 7i1f M r IMii a 8B j 53rv