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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 6, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911100601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 6, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. TUESDAY ""-- H Wr m t vSSXmwAm' Xk. ijSfeS- - r"&v Lka. TUESDAT and FRIDAY IP V6U TWENTY-SECON-D V DON'? AbVErVTiSE YOUfc BUSINESS EARL1NGT0N, OTJK, V FRIDAY ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No. 8$ NAMES KNOWN YEAR CLAY PIGEON SHOOTERS ARE GETTING HANDS HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911 PROTECTION GUARANTEED IX Madlsonville Notes BY AILBEN DAVIS. Church Notes Christian Church BARGAIN DAY Will Leaders in McComb Interesting Event Yesterday With Twelve Men Scoring City Riot Arrested be FOR THE BEE r . M fa r MPt r im I Every Saturday From Now Until Mr. Will Mortou was In, Earllng On Wednesday afternoon the O. the End of Auto Conton Thurseay. W.B. M. of the Christian Church Lisle Robinson was in Mortons held its regular monthly meeting test The Bee Gaps Thursday. which proved to be the bannner MIsb Lurllne Coll waB in Earllnj.-to- n meetlpg, the occasion also being the THOUGH MANY ARRESTS WILL WILL GIVE NINE THOUSAND VOTES'. Thursday night. ninth anniversary of this auxiliary. .BE MADE AT McCOMB CITY Dr. J. D. Sory and W. P. Ross left The services were conduoted by Mrs Tne Bee haB decided to make ev- -' Henry Rogers, a most efficient lead ery Saturday a bargain day and for Nashville Thursday. McComb Otty, Tenn,, Oct,. Gth. er, and responses were made by a from now until the ead of the The arrival of additional troops Don't forget the number of the ladies, Mrs. Arnold, automobile contest will give 9,000 le has revived rumors that the Federal Bee has a branch office for votes for every new subscriber and Government Is preparing to make people in Morton's Furni- the vice president, gave hop views ot 6,000 for every renewal secured on an Important move in connection ture Store. If you want advertis- "The Ideal Society," wbn if followed out will raise us tcj a high and Saturday. If you want to win the with the enforcement of the injuncing or Job work or wish to subscribe true standard of living. Mrs. John $16,000 auto get busy for the tion Issued by Judge Nlies at Jack-so- n for the paper, call up number i. Long Bee. and restraining interference with Ailken Davis, Manager. a solo sang in her charming manner "My Lord and I" which was afthe Illinois Central Railroad ' William Ross haB again accepted thoroughly enjpypd by all. The Joints that ache, muBofes that are 18 a position Ohas. Burdon fairs. with Sory Drug Co. drawn or contracted should be treatspecial treat of the afternoon was 18 or JMouomb city are Marvin Lanier The citizens Mrs. M. D. Brown returned Wed- given by Mrs. H. S. Corey, the noed with Ballard's Snow Lluimont. 12' beginning to wonder why so many Chas Trahern Lame back Is one of the most It penetrates to the Bpot where it is nesday from a visit to relatives la ble) aud worthy president of the aux11 troops are being rushed here, and John Long common forms of musoularrheuma-tiara- . needed and relieves suffering; Price Hopklnsvlllo iliary. She told in her graceful aud some apprehension is expressed that Losllo Boyd 8 A few applications of Chamb- 26c, GO c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold Mr. aud Mrs. D. E. DeMoss, of easy manner of her trip to the con- erlain's Liniment will give relief. by 8t. Bernard Mining Co., Incor. 7 it is for the purpose of covering tho A. G. Spillman porated, Drug Department. vention recently held at Frankfort. For sale by all dealers. 0 Anton, were In town Wednesday. arrest of large numbers of strikers Pete DavlB Mr. Blanohe Frazee, of Dixon, She bad the closest attention of all 6 and others, and taking them to Gllert King APPEALS TO C0UET Mr. Dean Thanks His Friends Mrs. J. E. present and her talk was thoroughly G who has beeu visiting H. W. Rogers boh, Jack Taylor returned home Wednesday. entertaining and The people here wonld resent beJas. R. Dean, who has been in ing taken out o McComb City for Xever Out of Work. Have vou read the following throughout. With the true art of a quite ill health for many weeks, is Southern Pacific Secures Temporary trial bat It is not Imagined that The" busiest little things ever bookk? The Common Law, Mary natural orator, she made each one greatlv Improved and anpears to be Injunction Judge Niles will come here to hear made are Dr. King's New Life Pills. Mldtborue, The Ne'er Do Well1 The feel as though she were really pres- steadily gaining, desires The Bee to d globule Harvester, The Long Roll, Mother ent and had a part in the great con- express for him hi? appreciation of Every pill 1b a the eases. New Orleans, October 6 On ap100, and of health, that changes weakness Carey's Chickens, Dr. David or The vention, so truly did she quote the the attention and the many kind- plication of attorneys for the South-e- m Rumors that as high as a into stengtb, languor Into enegy, even 900, arrests are to be made by brain-fa- g Pacific Railroad Company a into mental power; curing Winning of Barbara Worth. These words and gestures of some of the nesses shown him and bis familvby the Deputy United States Marshal Constipation, Headache, Chills, Dy- are a few of the popular books for most Important speakers. Mrs, Jno. a large number of friendB during the temporary injunction was issued i& spepsia, Malaria. Only 25c at all sale or rent at Slsk Bros,. Book Long, the secretary, read the min time be haB been cenflned at home. the United States Court here eaanotbe eeaflrmed. utes as recorded fn the book nine It 1b a pieasnro for the Bee to pub- restraining strikers and others Another explanation of the prei-ealr- e druggists. Store, Madlsonville, Ky. years ago and compared them with lish this notioe for our neighbors and Interfering in any manner with.from here of additional troops is Mayor Jas. Montgomery was in the th(je of the present day. The busi- good friendB, and It Is done with affairs of the road. Sertauly Injured by Mute ein in the Illinois Central Company town Wedneday, ness period was conduoted in a con- strong hope of bis continued Imaction In beginning construction of a Robert Clark, employed by the W. J. Nisbot, of Providence was secrated and quiet way and the provement. tea-foTbere'i nothing so good for a core throat M fenro around its shop prop Brent Hart Mining Co., at Manning-to- in town Wednesday. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, Cures it In a few yearly report read by the treasurer. eriiy here. The fence 1b being conwas kleked In the Stomach by a hours. Relieves any pain in any part. deM.1SB Susan Marie Crutohfield structed of heavy boards, with bar- mule Tuesday night. He was a We make a specialty of doing two An A. No. I and three color work. If you want lightfully rendered a solo as an inbed wire at the top. As Beon as It is driver in the mineB and a popular RESTRAINING 0BDI1 classy Job work that will give satis troduction to the social hour. The One of the best shows that has completed, It is said, the compauy resident ot Mannington. struck Earlington for several years Mesdames will send 900 or 800 strike breakers Clark is about thirty years old and faction see our samples and get hospitable hostesses, prices at the Madlsonville Branoh Brlnkley ana Rogers, assisted by waB witnessed by a large crowd at About Fifty Persons In Denison, TexM Tto operate the shops, having been has a family. The accident was the Temple Theatre last Tuesday Named assured by Gov. Noel that a suff- pretty bad but the physicians hope Office in Morton's Furniture Store. some of the younger members, ser- night. The "Man on the Box" was Ailekn Davis, Manager. ved delicious refreshments to the a good Na- for the best. icient force of the Mississippi clean show besides being inSherman, Tex., October 6. A temtional Guard will be kept in camp Shelby Asbby, of Hanson, was in ladies and guests, which numbered tensely interesting. Mr. Evans and flfty nine. All felt greatly bene porary order restraining about fifty Woman lovei a cleat, rosy coqjpleiion, k town "Wednesday. here to guarantee the fullest pro by the meeting both in a re- Price hav6 promised a good line of persons in Deulson, Tex., from going Dloid Bitters purifies the blood, clears the tection to life and property. Will Kimmons, of Hopkinsvllle, fitted and social way. A great. shows for all soason. kin, restores ruddy, sound health. ligious on property of the Missouri, Kansas was In town Wednesday. treat is in store for the auxiliaries Kentucky & Texas' Railroad of Texas was Foley's Etdaey Remedy vs. a. HopeMinister Will Go to Japan as Roy Davis Promoted Oal Walker waB In Earllngton of the surrounding towns in the nahere today by Judge B. L. Jo nee less case. Wednesday. a Teacher. message by MIbs Florence of theFifteentb District Court. The Hon, Ark. J. E. Freeman 8ays:,lI The many friends of Roy Davis Perkins Adams left Tuesday for ture of a Mills, a returned missionary from Hopklnsvlllo, Ky., Oct, 8. Rev. Injunction also restrains the men had a severe case of kidney trouble will be glad to know he haB been and could not work and my case promoted to day oporator,ticket and the St. Thomas Hospital in Nash- India who will deliver an address at Milton L. Clemens, paste of the named from interfering with men seemed hopeless. I nsed several express agent at this place vice Mr. ville where be will undergo a very the Christian Church in Madlson- Cumberland Presbyterian Churoh, brought to Deulson to replace the well known kidney remedies, and ' delicate operation. ville on next Sunday morning. Bro. haB resigned his charge, and accom- striking carmen of the railway. had the services of a doctor, all of O. A. Asbby, transferred to other Get the habit of coming to the Bernard, the pastor, haB kindly con- panied by Mrs. Clemens, will leave which gave me no relief. One large duties. This is a responsible posiMadlsonville Christian Chureh sented to allow her to fill the pulpit Thursday for Japan. He has acceptbottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy tion and one of the best on the divi- branoh office of the cured me and I have never been sion. Mr. Davis has proven himself Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, at the regular time for preaching on ed a position as teacher of English invites you to be present at the bothered since. I have also recom- a capable employee and bis friends when you want engraved cards, em- that day. The ladies, one and all, in the Japanese public schools at morning services. Sunday School mended it to my friends who all re9 80 a. m. Preaqhing 11 a. m. Rev. good results. predict be will yet go higher in the bossed letterheads, dance tickets or should avail themselves of this Osaka. ceived the Bame Samuel 'Bernard will speak on tha Hold by St. Bernard Mining Co., service of the L. & N. programs. We have the best and grand opportunity to bear this gifIncorporated, Drug Department. ted speaker and to gain a further Unveiling of Lincoln Monument at subject, Vital Doctrice. Christian let us figure with you on prices. Frankfort November 8th. insight into the wLork in general. Endeavor meets 6.18 p. ta. la the Don't trifle with a cold Is good AiLKKtf Davis, Manager. IARLISGT0X WILL PLAT advice for prudent men and women. The first foot ball game of Frankfort, Ky.. October, 8. Presi- evening the churehee aojourn for i It maybe vital in case of a child. season will take place Saturday the Tertarlaf eczema spreads its- biroing area dent Taf t acl Henry Watterson will the Baptist Revival. at everyday. There is nothing better than ChamOintment quickly stops its The MufeoAvllle Mud Silvers berlain's Couph Remedy for coughs the, fair grounds between Madison-vilj- e spreading, instantly relieves the itching, cures deliver addresses here November 8, Scholarship Per Sale when the Lincoln statue, the gift of at This Place and colds in children. It Is safe and and Henderson. A good game k penaanefltly. At any drug store. sure. For sale by all dealers. J. B. Speed, is dedicated at the cap-- It We have a $100 scholarship oa ntxpeeted a the team is in good ol. After spending the day at Bryan & Stratton Baslnese College The second game of the season ScceHul Fishfa Trip training. Every body go out and Frankfort President Taft will go the for sale. This is one of'tbe best busbetween Earliagton and Madlson- Record Day at South Diamond Mines see the game. Paul P. Price, Jas. Ligon, Dan South Diamond Mines at Mortons ville will be played here Sunday afDonahue, W. D. Caveness and Ola-ti- e day following to Hodgenvllle for the iness colleges Iv the State, and a thlB college Is A ternoon. In the first game Madi Gap brpke another record Thursday Pej tod, who have been on a dedication of tne Lincoln memorial scholarship inWEEKLY BEE. 1. WekedlyAMadfiom. there. THE 8EMI Boavllle was defeated with a soore Dot. 6tb. by loading 27 R. R. OoaJ Samuel BIrob, of Beetown, Wis., weeks fishing trip to Stake lake 6 1 2 and it is a open secret that cars amounting to 1071 tons. Since a narrow escape from los- have returned home. They report a .their defeat next Suaday will be Mr. Henry Harris took charge of badIllsmost as-nflne.tlme and all the flBb and game leg, doctor even worse. Fay and Burden will this mines some time ago the output ing frightful sore that could heal they could eat while there. developed, the do the Blab work for Earllngton. has steadily increased. but at last Bucklln's Arnio Salvo Myres will twirl for Madiwaville. Previous record breaking rues un- cured it completely. Its the greatest The best plaster. A piece of flau-nEverybody come out and see one der his administration are as fol- healer of ulcers, burns, bolls, eczedampened with Chamberlain's ma, scalds, cuts, cornB, lows: ot the best games ef the seasons. bruises and piles op earth. Try it Liniment and bound on over the affected parts is superior to a plas1,016 tons 25o. at all druggists- 25 cars ter and costs ouly one tenth aB ".....1,052 20 " A Texas Wonder much. For sale by all dealers. INDIANS SHOOT GOLD BULLETS Chronic rhoumatiBm contracts the The Texas Wonder cures kldnoy and cures diabetes, weak and lame musoles, distorts the Joints and unStrike Breakers Going Sonth backs, rheumatism, and all irregu- dermines the Btrength. A powerful Few Mexicans Receive Enough of Them Yesterday afternoou the Earling-to- n Gun Club held an interesting Clay pigeon flhoot at the rifle Range, with twelve local sportsmen parti cipating. The interest is growing in this sport and promises to in crease nntlj the quail season arrives. A strango thing about this contest 1b the fact that bo few of these mud birds fall before gunners whose sudden death nameB spell sure-anto the Bob, White. The score fol- lows; Out of a possible 26. 17 Jno CatiBler W. E. Rash 15 14 H. H. Vaughn Semi-Weekly Madi-souvllto-da- Governor Noel Assures guard For Life and Proper ty in Mississippi Safe- - JackBon, Miss., Octtober 5. "No arrests have yot been made because of the rioting at McComb.1' said United States Marshal Fred W. Collins here todav. "The names of the leaders who precipitated the trouble are In our possession, togather with convincing evidence, and the cases will be carefully prppared before arrests were made. We are advising with Judge Niles In the matter and will be guided by bis suggestions." Two carloads of strike breakers passed through Jackson oyer the y Illinois Central railroad en route ic Now Orleans. The strike breakers were recruited chiefly in Eastern oities, railroad officials say, and are skilled mechanics. -- v Semi-Week- ly Instructive fc BUgar-coate- to-d- ay ot n, Bur-dec- fe-sn- ed -- Semi-Week- ly - De-an- t i o el cold-sore- s, ROYAL BAl(fNG - P0WDEI Absolutely Purd MAKES HOME BAKING larities of bladder troubles, removing gravel, the kidneys and .bladdor In both men and women. Regulatos bladder troubles In children. If not gold by your drugglstB will be sent by mall on receipt of $1 00. One rvrn) bottle Is two months' treat-liiut- .t and helcJom fails to perfeot a cure. .Send for testimonials from Ky. and other states. Dr. E. W. Hall, 920 Olive street, St. LouIb, Mo. Sold by druggists. ' Gov. WiHson Refuses Pardon to Arthur Miles, Wife Slayer. it R 8 Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 3. Gov. Wilson has refused a request for a pardon for Arthur Miles, who killed Bessie Stith ou the steets of Louisville and who escaped from the Asylum, where he was sept on m iqsanity. Gov. Wilson said: This was a willful murder. Hg ought to be hanged. He cheated the gallows through thfc Insanity dodge In the Lyon Circuit Court and got to the asvlum and of course, escaped. He can have no clemency from any Hop-klnsvllle justmau. Miles had married Bessie Sjtith although be had a wife living, anil ft murdered her to tscaps the is alleged. compll-oationu,- penetrating and relieving remedy However, to Pay Doctor Bills will be found in Ballard's Snow Liniment. It restores Btrength and HupplenebB to the aching limbs. San Francisco, Oct., 8. Bullets of Price 25c, 50o aud $1.00 per bottle. solid gold were used by Yaqui IndiSold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. ans in fighting against Porflrlo Diaz In the recent Mexican revolution, according to passengers arriving Revival Services Begin yoBterday on the steamer Ouruco The protractedmeoting at the M. from Mexican ports. E. Church,South, wRich began WedIn Mazatian hospitals, whore nesday ulght Opened with a large many wounded were operated on, crowd, The meeting will be con- discovery of tho golden .pelletB, it ducted by Rev. Wimberly, of waB paid, was an ordinary occurranco The cho'r have beeu although few patients had received practicing hard for the past two enough of them to pay the doctor ' weeks and are ready with a lot of bills. new songB. New church, new songs Prince Gallano in Jail and a good preacher, Everybody Is invited to "attend these eerlces, H.H. Sledenburg otherwise known whloh promise to be a power for aB Prince Gallano the hypnotist and good in tjjis community. Muoh in- mind reader was unable to read the terest is being Bbown and Rev. mind of sheriff J. B. Stanley yesterWimberly 1b telling the story of an day and as a oonsequauce 1b now in old time goBpel in the old time way. jail at Madlsonville accused of pass The Spirit is in evidence in the serv- lng a worthless check. The Prince ' ices. holds a duplicate receipt of a $11.00 A good remedy for a bad cough is deposited la the bank at Fairfield, Ballard's Horebound Syrup. I) heals III., aud claims he d'd'not know he the lungs aud quiets irritation, Price was overdrawn when he issued a S6e, 60c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by St.Bernard Mining Co,, incorporat- check for $6.00 to the maqager o the theater at that 'place. ed Drug; Department. Madi-sonvillo. V breakers passed throug Nortonville thlB week on their way to Memphis, Tenn., McComb City, Miss., Jackson, Mibs,, New Orleans and other Southern points on the I. O. . Doan's Regulates cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of tho bowels, Ask your druggist for them. 23 cents a box. J.UlllJ' OUVUU UUUUUOB Wl blUKU EASY n Winfield Scott Schtey first outbreak of the Sampson-Schle- y contest over he battle of Santiago. In this spirit h marked his course all through the bitterness' of that squabble; in it he laid aside his active naval career, and in it he lived the closing years of his life in New York. He never capitalized for his personal advancement either his service to his ooun-tr- y or bis grievance. Schley bore himself like a- - officer and a gentle naaaj both on the quarterdeck and off It. "There Is glory enough for a . ' should be written upon his monument. It is no mean epitaph. Obtoago Evening Star, half-forgotton "There is glory enough for all" said W infield Scott Schley at tho Light Biscuit Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crusts The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar ,ttlurl,t.'mt ijim iTHIiiiti f fiV!W' 'i.Xf-'Sts:- - vv 'tlyfijp)irmft ,,..-.- , j.-- i. Si'fl3i'8IIIStJri'"'''Ti l McLeod's Fall Opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 5, 6 and 7 You are cordially invited to visit our store during these three days and inspect the many beautiful things we are No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No No. No. No. No. No. No, No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No; No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 109 110 Ill 112 ...; ... 2,000 2,000 ,i7l 2,000 18,829 SHE GOT WHAT SHE WANTED This Woman Had to Insist Strongly, but it Paid ana I went to the store to get a bottle of Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's 113 114 115 : 116 117 118 ; 119 120 .....V..'...-121-No- 2,000 2,000 2,000 . C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. ;...;.... ':.. . . .U . 2,000 4J9 85,519 ..'.'..."2,000 .' . 2,000 21,660 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 . .. Funeral Director and Emb aimer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. '2,000 4.400 ;....... ' 2,000 IUU WM Get a beautiful Petticoat FREE. With each Ladies' and Misses' Coat Suit sold during these three days we give Chicago, 111. I 2,000 male weakness andsuffered from a fe, stomach trouble a beautiful Peticoat, FREE. Ask to see them. absolutely 2UUU MjVVV The McLeod Store "The Store That Sati.fies" 2,000 2,000 2000 Compound, but the clerk did not want to let mo have it ho said it was no good and wanted mo to try something else, but knowing sisted and finally got it. and I am so gma x ma, zor ic na8 cured me. "I know of so many cases where women have been cured, by Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable Compound that I can 3 say to every suffering woman if that medicine does not help her. there is nothing that will." Mrs. Janetzki, 2G63 Arch St, Chicago, 111. This is tho age of substitution, and women who want a cure should insist upon Lydia E. PInkham's Vegetable Compound just as this woman did, and hot accept something else on which tho druggist can make a little moro profit. "Women who are passing through thl3 critical period or who'are suffering from any of those distressing ills pe. culiar to their sex should not lose sight of the fact that for thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegotablo Compound, which is made from roots and herbs, has been tho standard remedy for female ills. In almost every community you will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable Compound. Vogetablo 2 fcr all about it 1 in- SS3S9S&Sfjti2SBSSBrZs Fall Race Meeting Louisville, Kentucky Via Madieonville, Ky. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 35 36 37 38 39 ....... ........ . ; 17.832 2,150 . 2,200 L & N. R. R. i 2,000 141' 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 2,000 2,000 2,100, nun and d fare nlas 25o. Sent. 2S.&0 nnd 14th, limited two days after date of nni Oct. snip for return. Alpn rate of one fare plus 25c on sale Oct. 7 limited two days to rot urn. nnp-thir5-12 Rttt Following is Standing of Automobile Contest? ants to Date 2fo. 8,068 .... ....; ." ; , ." No. No. JJo. NO. No. No. 2,672 ; 2,000 No. 4,676 No. 8,558 ; 2,000 8262 ' 2,499 No. .. No. 2,858 No.165 ..' No. 5,838 No. 166 No. 2,690 , 28,756 4.629 No. No. 167 ..: Ne. 2,000 I 68,614 No. 168 7,281 No. Ne. 2000 No. 170 .; 2.000 2,000 No. No. 6.830 . . .' . 16,082 . . . . 23,222 No. No. 171 Kb. . ..-.'-..-2,000 . 18,145 No. 172 2,000 No. No. 5,710 No. . 85,037 No. 173 2,000 No! 26 2,000- No. . 2,800 .!. No.' 174 .' 2000 No. 27 2.718 ....V.V... No. . 22,878 No. 175 . . 38,461 Ne. 28. ,. .,. .,i . . . 2,000 No. .101,782 No. 176 . 2,464 X 29 2,000 No. 67 . 8,899 177 No. 8.879 No. 30 ..". 2,000 No. 68 . 19,652 No. 178 . . 29,659 No. 31 2,000 . 8,800 2,000 No. 69 No. 32 No. 179 , 2,700 2,000 No! .70. No. 33 . 15.652 No. 181 . 46,692 2,000 No. 71 Nq. 34 . 15,354 No. 182 . No. 72 ; 38,712 4. . 19,860 No. 183 23,668 No. 73 . . . , . 37,939 No. 184 . No; 74 2.000 . 8.065 No. 185 . 2,000 No. 188 No. 75 . 80,652 59.961 No. 187 . 83,500 No, 76 2,000 NoJ 77 2,000 No. 78 Saved His Mother's Life. 43.675 No. 79 "Four doctors had given me up,", 3,891 No. 80 writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, of Avoca, 44,602 La., " and my children and all my No. 81 8.852 friends were looking: for me to die, No. 82 use 24,459 when rry boh insisted that No. 83 Electric Bitters. I did so, and they 2,000 have done me a world of good. I No. 84 2,000 will a lways praise them. Electric No. 85 2,000 Bitters is a priceless blessing to wo. No. 86 2,000 men troubled with fainting and dizNo. 87 zy epellB, backache, headache, 85,299 weakness, debility, constipation or No. 88 2,000 kidney disorders. Use them and No. 89 ;. . 25,691 gain new health, strength and vigor. NO. 90 . 2,000 They've guarantee to satisfy or No. 91 money refunded. Only 60c at all 2,000 druggists. No. 92 : 8,852 No. 93 15,02 94 No. 43.852 . Iroej a Peaayl. No. 95 A boy ' 2,000 No. 96 Tftaia alga school without ever sav'...'. ' 4,962 ing mkued a ball day, asd shall such No. 97 ? slavery be 54.891 horrors of child No. 98 Detroit Journal. 2,000 No. 99 2,000 No. When the bowels become irregf 2,000 No. 101 &Pi ..63.883 ular you are uncomfortable and Nd,, 102 w.ttin, . OFFICE in line of AT THIS the longer this condition exists the 2,000 worse you feel, You can get rid of Cards, Letter Heads, Envekres,lM No; 103 ' 7k 2,000 this miBery quickly by using Her-bin1s, Statements, Folders. Hand- - No 104 'Take a dose on going to bed 2,000 No. 105 Mill, Show Bills. Fosters. Sak and see how fine you feel next day. 2,000 MU, Pamphlets. Blank Books. No. 106 Price 60c. Sold bySt. Bernard Min2,000 ing Co., Incorporated, Drug No. 107 JjMt ti '" them 2,000 No. 108 No. No. No. No. No. Ne. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 . .., 100,148 4,869 100,450 40 41 42 43 ..;. 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 81,652 2,000 85,562 IJL R.H.DeTREVlLLE D. P. BANKS, Agent j lj A 2,000 2,000 2,000 23,256 ...J. . 1 2,000 6,032 2,702 8.829 78,954 44 45 ..: .'. . 10 11 12 ...;;.. .., '.'.'' ; 46 47 48 49 Ne. Ne. im 14'.. .... 13 ; ...-...- .'. 2,000 No. 52.152 No. 2,000 No. 8,111 No. 8,235 No. ...;. , ' 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,600 2,000 ' V 2,000 2,T)0'0 2,000 13.291 2,000 2,000 .'.. 17,582 WjWk' 15 16 18 19 20 . . 21 23 24 . . . 25 .....:....."... ... .'.;...,... .. v.....- - .- -. ..'.. ........ .... ......... .w. ........... ....... ;- - N. j 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 2,000 ... '... .. 92 565 , . 2,860 2,000 2,000 TW -- TmR B(nJkaaaWfcaw 2,000 2,000 161 162 163 164 ;..". .;....'... Mrs. B. Oete a Shet Heme. "I never judge a womaa by aer 2,000 clothes," observed Bllklna. "No," put 77,018 In Mrs. B. sarcastically, "a maa who 2,000 2,000 ....,.. gets to as maay burlesque saowr as vou de woulda't." Milwaukee News. VVBE 9J aaV aaaw w mLUa W'aaaaaaaaaaaV ....; Draughts Dieloma .... ...; .... . A diploma form any Draughon's Practical Business Colleges, a chain of 48 Business Colleges In 48 States represents in bufluers circles what a Harvard of a Yalr diploma represents in literary circles. For catalogue, address Draughon's Practical .Colleges, Nashville, Tenn., orPadu-oaKy.. or Evansville, Ind., or Washington, D. C. Always In Readiness. k IB eB V 9f h, Ha Kaf fs. aHr W aaH flaw jBaawaam awr Br M Aki JOtWC K tatntfkruaaaftAB aVffitw3pav7 l 19 11 IB .awTi AVflamH flaHl U HflBas MflBavl II aVa 1 SH a )l H ( EaBHaH aaHHHaf m a A r . . Something Nice '. There was an officer in Homo whose business It was to always have his doors open In order to receive any RoKi&n who applied to him for help For Sale $50 Scholarship on . I Draughon's Business College, Nashville, Tenn. $100 Scholarship on Bryant & Strat-to- n Busmen College, Louisville, Ky. Apply to Semi-Wekkl- y Earlingtou, Ky. Bee. ..'.....'! Very Serious far eae a&eiidae and save tke wreeg eae gives yoa. For tato reseea we vge yea la .fetyfeg le fee earefcl to get fee Wfefi rm ... ..':.;...:.... .:. ..' fck a Tetyseiiottt matter te ask euti THEQFORttS -- uare-fceked- BLACK DR MJGM Liver Medicine The reputation of this old, reVa Me medicine, for constlpatioB, and liver trouble, is firmly established. It docs not imitate ether medicines. It is better than ethers, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOLD Df TOWN F? Kuppenheimer Fashions for fall and winter are the highest exemplification of what well dressed men of today dqsire. The simple manly grace of modern style stands out, in every garment. They are mack from strictly Fabrics, on, models that appeal to every variation of taste, skillfully designed superbly doubly guaranteed $15.00 to $25.00. all-wopl V hand-tailore- d, HMaHaiH"l""flBaaBBeaaBeaaBaatHBaBBaBaM ioT::..;:;..r.. '..;... tin The McLeod Store "TH STORE THAT SATISFIES" e. MADISONVILLE, KY. print for you s pecia1! 1l MHSWI Six Vv eek s Onlv! This 75c pair of shears to any new and renewal subscriber paying $1,00 on subscription. )i; v s. These patented shears, regularly sold for 75 cents, are here at your demand, free of charge. The cutting edge on these shears is indestructiible and will never wear dull. They will cut anything and everything; from wet tissue paper to a horse blanket. Note the patent Tension Springs. It does away with resharpening entirely. Patent Tension Spring Shears Eight inches in length. The shears are manufactured of very highest grade steel, perfectly tempered and heavily nickel plated on a highly polished surface. The patent tension spring takes up all the wear on the rivet, so that the cuttmg edges will never wear dull. A simple turn of the little thumb screw will adjust the blades to cut anything,. for the thinnest and most delicate fabric to the heaviest material. Read This Guarantee We guarantee the quality of the material and the workmanship in the shears to be first class in every respect, and that the tension spring doubles the usefulness of the shears and does away with the necessity of resharpening. ,.-- . .'imwrn""1" F ree x ' .'.,- f V ' Semi-Weekl- y Bee, Earlington, Kentucky ) i ! fc&zsair: Or, I The time ofgreit bliyltfg Ib, op- portunities At, har'd if,tvou have the cash to invest in brand newfall good's" of which we are showing the grandest line" wev have ever shown.yoii.. M y r t It has'beenour custom, siice located' in this community for the past thirte.een years to give a Fall Opening Sale:" wHeri wqiiqtesucH pricesas iomake bur competitors grape in wondement and say "how can you afford to sacrifice the price on. rnercriandise' at thisseason of the year?," Let that wonderment be as it may, we are at all times in position to 'nw ;iip' give the public something as good as we, have the best of buying facilities in this country and have full control and selling agents to-di- te Y GRAND LEADERS KHiiieLl fall Feciijotiori Sal of many of the best advertised lines in high-clas- Avail yourself of thtn grout buying feast so it mean the saving of good money to you if you have a little ready cash to buy the many thing you w.ill need this fall aa We are price-Inmany goods below value. - s Ladies' Ready-to-We- ar Suits Mv sr This department is worthy this season of a very strong consideration and we will be pleased to show you these new splendid 1912 models, which we have gathered together from the best makes and best designs that the Eastern markets afford. All specially priced tor this sale. coats, 115.00 ladies' black and blue broadcloth suits, 28-isilk lined, silk cuffs, large Bishop sjlk collars with tassel finish; skirt with panel back and front. No such value at $15. Our sale price beyond the . reach of any competitor B3U $18.S0.and $20.00 serges, broadcloths and. fancy mannish mixtures,' in all the very latest designs, with large and small collars" all. narrow, neV styled skirts, all have, guaranteed n merchandise in the country and are them in position at all times to give you the best goods for the least Ladies' and Children's Cloaks An enormous supply of ladies', misses' and children's wraps await you at this popular store, as we did not spare time' nor expense in gathering together the most splendid line of these goods it has ever been our pleasure to show. In order to start this season we will quote you the following low prices: 54-i- n long black cheviot coat, new styles back and good quality 54-i- n long black silk collar and cuff mm effect, $6.50 value, sale 'price 54-i- n 16ng black $7.50 cloak with the best trimmings, soft , black Venetian fast black A cloth, sale price k.. Mtsses' Caracul coats in ages 6 to 10 years, 4 quilted lining, heavy quality. . Misses, Caracul coats in ages: 10 to 14 years, 4 B" quilted lining", satin faced sailor collar. . . . I Misses? long cloaks in all wool heavy cloakings, fancy trimmed collars, ages & 14, 16 and 18 years possible money. f (19 ft ft ...p serges, fancy worsteds and imported all made with Skinner's two year guarchiffon broadcloths, anteed satins. These garments are all made in the finest $25.00 W..':..-r..high grade 'in-th- : $16.00 Cjfl 91 uQ$ I manner possible for a man tailor to make them. fall duce them is p sale, choice for 5 We intro- - Sale Begins Sartrday-,-, Oc tober 7 ...... (Closes, Saturday, Oct, .21 . aa aa 9TaH? frf a )DiwU 9v"VM 4A .3a J AA 34aJU i ,? -- Hi PA 9a9U Mf fe . Staples and Cotton Bleached 4 quarter cotton, A A and f .ift' - . f a ... 1 i FREE To the Fathers and Mothers tfv FREE Dress Goods price 25c double width checked 4 QA I ?( suitings, elegant values. 25c poplins and mercerized suitings for dresses and waists, 1 sale price 1G Blue, gray, tan and brown checked suitings, all wool cloths, sale price $1.00 black repp in the 42-i- n cloth of the high lustre grade, sale price I QG $1.00 crepe, serge, voile and panama, 42x44-i- n cloth, sale price O $1.50 finest serges, 50-i- n wide, in black, navy, green 4 ajjjj and brown, $2.00 French voile, in black only, wire twist, also 4 J? A , 1 1 911 silk, sale price 15c cotton check and striped suitings in serge weave, sale "f - y full count free from starch Brown sheeting, 4x4, heavy f" quality, sale price Best bleached 10c cotton on A the market, full yd. wide Calico in red, navy, light blue, light colors, gray and black. The A1 best grade manufactured. . Gomfort calico in a wide radge M of large desirable figures. . . . wQ Heavy dark shirting cottoris inAlf neat designs, sale price. . . . Q2 Best quality shirting cottons, 01 in stripes and pfaide. . . . . Best bleached yarns and indigo jej l apron checks. . )G ...Qv .OiC Darlncr this eat annual fU sale we hare decided to Rive the father and mother of a child boru during this year to October lit, 1811 a crib robe made of the heaviest blanketing and decoratad with mothep Roose, bunfrom January nies, teddv bears, sunbonnett kids, eto. In order to obtain one of these splendid robes you wilt be required to resistor In our store the names of the father, mother and child giving date of birth and place of residence. With the purchase of $5 worth of merchandise you will be given one of thee crib robes complimentary by the Grand Leader. Notice the display of free blankets in our window. lc fl UC ... Men's Shos A great saving is offered Ladies Shoes you Special Shoe Value 0 v 02( ........... vv on some discount lines of high grade mens shoes, consisting of Walkover, King quality and Forbush shoes in patent leathers and vici. $4 grade dur- - i0 sLIh .iHb $2 J5 $3.50gradesdurtfA iK "'.'..... ing sale for. . $3 grades during this sale for Gingham? and Outings Standard dress ginghams, best 10c grade on the market, sale 01 price A. F. C. Ginghams in all 4 4 the new patterns, sale price Zephyr Ginghams in the 20c grade of high class plaids, sale 4 I price .?,...'. Percales in the new pencil stripis, all shades, 72 in. cloth, sale 4 A "? M ja In ladies high grade shoes, consisting of patent feathers and vicls, lace and button, sizes l to 4 Former prices.$3.00 $3.50 and $4.00. Choice of the lot 4 during sale I B9U 1-- OOa Owv 7Ca Ag wC 2. A aa OjG 111 01j Ctlf K. v Men's Eeacon shoes, in very large range of styles and leathers, included this, season's make, come in. tan, patent, vici and metal, in either lace or button,' full line of sizes, and no better shoe on the market for $3.50. An- A nual sale price Boys' aolid leather Calf Skin and Box Calf Shoes in Blu-chand Bals, sizes 1 to 5, worth $1.75, f makes good viork or school shoe for winter. 4 1 ? Mintr oikat uuu iuriif lmn n uui iitwii o cVioa 4iaijr uuiwa ctrrA trilttAc awaik juu mi rtiir mun'e oiiiw de- tium department. $uCAi $1.75 ladies' vici shoes in blucher and bals, come in highand low heels, very fine school and every day use shoe, with vici and neat calf tops, solid throughout. Sold elsewhere for $2. Our sale price $ a9 $1.39 Jv Children's Shoes We will place on sale a biglot of children's shoes consisting of all leathers and all sizes that will make good as well as Snnday Shoes on which we will school make very low prices on account of small lot to chose. Silks 35c seco silk, 27-i- n wide in a wide range of colors, .' sale price seco silks in foulard patterns 35c make beautiful dresses, sale price 50c ninteen rich taffetas in a wide range of colors sale price 50c grade of 19-i- n messa-lineall colors. 65c grades of foulards, all suiting designs...., $1.00 foulard silks in splendid patterns $1.00 black taffeta, full 36 in wide and heavy grade, w7Rg sale price f( $1.50 heaviest taffeta, peau de soie, Duchess satin, 4 sale price $1.25 extra special choiceof all shades of our best $1.25 messaline, sals price.. . . s, , , er OC ft- - 3 Ei'i . Sateen finished Fouulards 4 1 make beautiful dresses... I 15c double with flannelettes, A choice of 40 styles, sale price Heavy double fleeced outings A1 in dark and light designs. . Solid colored outing in a varie (4 ty of 10 shades, sale price. . . Heavy kimona ducking fleeces, beautiful patterns, sale 4 .1ft I price Finest extra fleeced 20c kirn- - 4 h g I ffw ona cloths, sale price. Uv vU Rugs .$15 Tapestry Rugs, full size 9x12 in a good lot of designs. We will Men's Overcoats .0.3v tl oner during this sale for . tmlf, i ... , $18.50 Ten Wire Tapestry and Velvet Rugs, made in full szes 9x12 and in a beautiful line of fall colorings, sale price. . I H1 $25 Smith Axminister Rugs, extra heavy pile, beautiful designs, full V size 9x12. Special , during sale 1 $ 4A IIP 1 U0 J (4 AA 9 VivO 0v 9" Men's Fancy Vests I w Men's fancy vests, sizes 34 to 38, for One lot of 125 men's medium weight suits of broken lots that formerly sold formerly sold for $5, $6 and $7.50, which will make a good work suit, for you, 7SZ sale price a k tTlt. 'W mer pncci pz, $t ju uuu 9J. nu high grade vestings. To 4 I close, choice of lot Men's highest grade fine fancy vestings, of the best manufacturers' make sizes 34 to 40, all colors, former price $3, $3.50 and $5. To close the lot up, choice during sale Buy one of the two coats listed below and save yourself some money later on. $10 all wool heavy Cassimere Convertible cotlor overcoat, 50 inches long, in a variety of goods patterns to chose from, during";1 m&U this sale $12. men,s overcoats, made with the patented presto collar in all wool materials full 50 inch long, extra good quality lining, well padded shoulders, 22 inch split for walking and rid'ng conveniences, sale price... 21c 21c 37c 41c 45c 79c i AA $8.90 AA Iibll QC .9pv Men's Suits We have the best values awaiting you in men's suits of which we carry , the largest stock of any store in Madisonville and we find ourselves over, stocked on many ranges of cassimeres and' worsteads, consisting of good made clothes in all sizes, ranging from 34 to 42. We will close one lot of $10 cassimers during this tale, of, which we have 78 suits, Tor One lot of men's $12.50 and $15 worsted and cassimere suits, comprising ol the sizes arid goods that will wear up to the standard of any $15 suit. .This lot contains 86 suits of splendid make, which we close at. -- Men's Neckwear We will place on sale a splendid assortment of men's neckwear of this seasons colorings, all the new silks and of a fine make of goods all 50c regular qualities. During this sale AA three for I four-in-hand Pi Special on Cambridge Suits This'is our high grade line and they sure are one nobby lot of good lookers this season and as an inducement will allow 10 per cent cash discount to every purchaser of new fall suit or oyercoat of the Cambridge line. LiiiiiiHsjLiiLiiLiiLw 44 .UU Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts $1 stiff bosom Monarch shirts, Men's Odd Coats We have accumulated 35 men's odd coats, all small sizes, 34, 35, 36 and 37, which come out of suits that sold from $7.50 to $12.50, We are determined to close them out during ithis sale arid if you want a good cheap work coat do not overlook this opportunity. Un- 4 restricted choice I mQ3 coat style, cuffs attached, bosom sizes 14 to SV ' :; - three quarter gg" 7Rf 1-- ly , I I short and medium length bosom, rveit desfenes. coat stvte duffs at- i tached. Sizes 14 to 15 4 I ! sale price 2, $1.50 Cluett stiff, bosom .shirts very Special Petticoat Value All shades Masseline h with flounces, sale price 18-inc- $4 Petticoats accordeon plaited 'V u ; tl 91 $7 $2.48 M m Ef v Aif" ; ' f'v iN5 11 All i, - - Wl . i h (ffW' H 4 4,. fiKfeftmsp' StB ' m - .a f . I . .,. tf 7 ji m - wwi mijppy mpyme- r jto5Jss; V $ r yfrfV t t nrff7TIIWPW"ww- .. . - Hhi , '- i "(f . t E L ,..,. i. ..- - imm CLbejflfiBoc PAUL M. MOOflK. EDITOH AND PUBUSHBR AMBCiATE EDITOR Subscription Rates One "Year Do You Get Vp C0-0&- ID COLTJMK. J. B. FAWOBTT AND BUSINESS Six months Three months Single copies $1.00 50 25 5 MANAGER Kentucky Press Association tni I Sp9eimen copies mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted In all parts of the county. Address us for par- Sect1 District PMishers League Office ticulars. Rev. P, H, Kennecjy. D. D., Superintendent of Missions for KenKidney Trouble Makes Tou Miserable, tucky Baptists, preached an excelAlmost everyone knows of Dr. Kilmer's lent sermon at the Baptist oburch Swamp-Roo- t, the great kidney, liver and Tuesday night, Diaaaer remeay, t '1 H of its remarkBev. J. B. Evans preaebed for the able health restoring properties. Swamp-Ro- Virginia Street Baptist ohuroh, Hop- flf "Fvi. fulfills almost kiusvllie, Ky.. Monday and Tuesday every wish in over- nights to large aud appreciative coming rhemnatism, audiences. Pastor Williams and his pain in the backkld-neys- , good people say they want the Rev- liver, bladder ernds oome again soon. and every part of the urinary passage. It LeBoy Lipscomb,, of the olty, is corrects IrfiblMr to doing well In the M. and F. Academy hold water and scalding pain in passing it, se ot Willi a Lame Back? 11, e.e.e4eee Is The Political Campaign WHO ' f On m WILl BE THE WINNER? f rc Mein Street, Maii- m Mnten's Furniture Store, 11$ Mftftlfe, Kentucky, Fkene JYe. 4 MISS AlLtbN UAV1S, Mgr. Sth I Telefhtne 47 MMMMMM Friday, October 6, 1911 MMH Lyceum Course The dates arranged for; the Lyceum course for the following year are as follows: Mendelssohn Quartet, Nov. 1. Musical Favorites, Jau. 12. Ralph Bingham, Maroh 19. The price for the season ticket is $1.00, single entertainment 50c. To those who have subscribed the tickTHUVANSVULl COTJB-- i ets will be delivered by Nov. 1. Others desiring tickets will have opporI AND BEE TOE $2 AND 50 GTS. tunity to obtain them before first f The man wko whispers down a well About' the things he has to sell Will sever reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and ." hollers." BEKI-WEEKL- Y October a Bargain. Month, for Evans$ ML. J mc II vwe uruKUi fuwipipcr aim TL. -- - information concerning course see O. E. Dudley, manager, or J. E. Fawoett, Beo ofentertainment. For or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to gci up many times during the night. Swamp-Rois not recommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble, it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been thoroughly tested in private practice, and has proved so successful that a special has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling and bow to more about Swamp-Roo- t, findoutifyouhavc kid ney or bladder trouble. P5I When writing mention reading this generous f C.iiajS offer in this paper and send your address to o.. h Dr. Humer & .mm.RL Binghamton, N. Y. The regular fifty-cesize bottles are sold by and all druggists. Don't make any mistake but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, and the Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, Binghamton. N. Y.. on everv bottle. ot or bad effects following use of liquor, wine at Hopklnsvilie. Mrs. on the V!I l.a1 nt Ada Alexander-whhas been sick list, 1b recovering. Rev. Speight the new pastor of the A. M. E. Zion oburch, ef Madison-villwas the guest of Prof, and Mrs, Bell, Thursday. He made an excel lent address to tbe public school Thursday morning. We are expecting Rev. Owen Carington the tbe new pastor of the A. M.E.Zion church of this place sometime this week. Tbe Mt. Zion Church will have (ts rally day on Bunday the 16th of Ootobor. All of our friendB aud members are invited to be present o e, COURIER - JOURNAL AND DAILY Tkorougniy READ THE i lop- - Keep AnTormc n The regular price of the Daily Courier-Journa- l is 50 cents a month, but for the campaign we will send the Dailij by mail from date of receipt of subscription one-doll- ar ad-dre- es. i carnngion aermwecMy Dcef fice. Man's Rights. That man who has applied for a di vorce because his wife kicks over tbe pail of hot water he uses when be Is scrubbing the kitchen floor will have the sympathy of the public. She la with terferea unwarrantably his rlgmts as a husband and as a man. s tion tha' pabllsnerafaf the Evansville Oeurier aunoutfoe that October will be a bargain month. A11 subscription received in October will be taken at the rate of $2.50. far the dally Oearier by mall and Bee for 1 year. The Think of it a daily paper and a y a whole year for only 60. Doubtless there will be a rush te'xet iu the Courier band wagon at this rate." Many will subscribe for ttiese papers for their friends and relatives., The Courier is the only Evansville paper that reaches subscribers on the day it is printed. This is preBldent-a- l year and peoplo want the news hot from, the press. The Courier always prints the news regardless of politics. It carries the full Associated Press reports, and is in every way a brilliant metripolitan newspaper. The, offer Is good for the month of Oolobtr only. Send all subscriptions to the Beo, Earllngton, Ky1. Beihi-Weekly ln order to s'tlll further inorease tbeir jrreat oirralation In this sec- Origin ef "Boodle," Some of the authorities on sears werda and expressions say that tae word "boodle" is derived from tfce Dutch, and there la reason to suppose and help us. Brother R. W. Ohunn ,,waB granted license last Sunday night by Mt. Zion Baptist Ohuroh to preach. Prof. Bell will deliver an address for tbe Republican Campaign Com mittee at Madlsonville Thursday Until December 30 AND THE nlgbt. seml-weelcl- eaaM Into common us in New Yerk at the time of the exposure of tke Tweed ring, and has ever araoe Irn&t its place in the language as espr s lag something that no other word in Peer Exeuse for Absence. -- ' Women have tried to excuse their ta English lanage sou?" bring absence from the breakfast table c so well. It was also alg.ly popular Ms the plea that they never look their la tke days ef Jake Sharp aa4 he&ckmee. best la the early meralag bourn. Bat superfluous1 at breakfast beauty Weman's Capability. save when It manifests Itself la the You Need Stationery. cunning red and white ot baeoa, la said that a woman does net It Nothing gives an individual or a possess the judicial mind. Maybe not, the delicate aroma of eoffee or the translucent amber of saarmalade or firm standing in the business world but she can always be trusted to make honey. Our aesthetic sensibilities axe like nice stationery neatly printed. an equitable distribution o tbe jam half a docea chlldre. not fully awake till the atternooa. Bee Job departThe Soml-Weekiy that they are in the rirlt. It first Mrs. Queen Shelton is improving very rapidly. The parents and teachers association which met last Friday afternoon was a record breaker. A large number of the patrons were present. After tbe rendition of an excellent program refreshments were served by the refreshment committee. The association meets the last Friday in every sohool month. Semi-- Weekly Bee i3otti For Only S2 The sooner you send your order, the longer you will get the Daily Courier-JournaSunday l. ONE YEAR Courier-Journa- l is not included in this campaign iii offer. .i VJ '' ii11" " i Rush Your Subscription AW te Thf Curkr-JMml to This Paper n Library for Children. library for children is a compare tlvely new thing In London. A new A Semi-Week- ly f't Faithful to Duty. ..When .the army of Pompey stormed ftse took Jerusalem, at the moment th, tempjU? was taken, the priests were engaged with the dally sacrifice, and, amid all the horrors vhlch them, they continued their solemn duties unmoved, thinking it better to suffer whatever came upoa them at their very altars than to omit anything their law required, aur-toaod- e4 one In Manresa-road- , Chelsea. Is a model ot Its kind It bad Its origin In a boys room, concerning which Earl Cadogan. when be opened It made the fierce joke that "as everyone knows, a boy's room ts better than his company " Out of this boys room grew thij children's library, a place oi deep silence, where boys and girls meet for the common pursuit of knowledge. Various Usss fer the Aloe. Africa the leaves of certain ape dee of aloe provide material for bow. strings, hammocks, fishing lines aad ropes. With the Mohammedans the aloe means much. For Instance, thoee who have returned from a pilgrimage to ecca Bang R over their doors, as a sign that they nave made the great Journey. , J ment keeps constantly on hand a' fine llU6"rjf "letterb&sda, noteheadr,' billheads, statements aud envelopes'! both linen and commercial. We' also do circular, invitation and catalogue work. Give us a trial. YolT " will be pleased. , """" Vanrrs Excuse. Tbe peacock spread his gorgeous tall and strutted around, yrosd of h "Still," he squawked, magnificence. doing this for the eredH ef "I'm the family; my wife ougnt to wear the bustle, you know, but she de-sea'- t" (? You Gin Always h Spmd Hour of Rial Plaasuri at ' c , The things of the world are ever rising and falling, and in perpetual change; and this ekange mast ba according to the will of God, as be has bestowed upon man neither the wis? do nor the power to eatable him to check it The great lesson fa these things Is that man musi streegthes himself doubly at such tlaee to ful-1his duty, and to do what Is right an must seek his happiness and peace from objects which easj-abe taken away from, blm, yon Humboldt, :1 In-wot The Perpetual Cttanfe. Must Bring Home Bae-n- . No man should be accepted ; husband who cannot bring lioim , tern, even though It is worth Mi;rt; eeata a pound. lu-- The While PRINCESS for Train ps Waitjnq In MadUonvllle DID YOU 5 New;.pictures thanged daily " ay them a visit Special Matinees Saturdays Music by Orchestra ' Wll-hel- .ny -- Cultivate Character. Character la uae uioca in trade: the more oi it a wan possesses, we greater Ms laouiue lor making ad- aU&ns to It Character i power is influence j It makes Irivnuu. creates lunds; draws puirouuge ana support, ana. opens a uure ana easy way to wealth ana napmness. .. , Jefcn vetuxnlag from his trip around tke.WerlaV General Grant was asked ae te- tbe- greatest sight he had seen, JandsaidJ:."A Jew trying to beat a jCblaamaa wMkeat beings able to do Iff The Jew 1ms gained lees foot-Ob, ) fa Up to Snuff. jfeola; -- fat Jeowrtry. Calaa than any other Big Sticj- f?r upi. few Isolated i'hbps It woti.d be better If Cupid could throw away hU bowfand arrow and break the raonot eayrby swinging a club - Inn Had Laugh on the Dof. Irishman weat into a butcher shop and bought a pound of souneat Sleep well last might? He then asked the butcher to write out A doctor In Yokohama, Japan, has recipe, explaining how to cook it, built himself a novel house with a a Just try one of our guaranteed and the butcher did so. As the Irish view to guarding against microbes. leaving the butcher shop The walls of this remarkable edifice man was meat in "his Land big black Bed Springs and Felt Mattresses a with the are made of blocks of glass. 'They dog strolled up behind blm and stole for 30 mgW,FREE. are hollow, the Interstices being filled up with a solution of salts of soda, It The Irishman shouted at the dog: 1 fooled you. Ye which Jg Jntendel to. regulate the "That's the time We are exclusive agents for haven't got the recipe to cook Itl" temperature of 'the 'interior. fhe windows are hermetically closed, and the Sealey fe? Stearns-Fost- er Unnecessary Advice. air Is only admitted after passing A Boston school teacher, oa attir- Mattresses, through filters. , the best matrees ing after 4a years' service, had tbeas -! "7suggestions to make to young women made. Desire anu Endeavor. aoes the auugr man .want! teScners: " little harmless flirting It is a pleasure to show these Money? Not at all Fame? rfo. Kith nice people witfe whom jrou are Good clothes? Not a dil, ae wants acquainted will de muck o rest the food. What dogs the thirsty maa tired mind after the areuoiflt dutlss goods: Reputation? want? Bonds and of the schoolroom; be a lire wire evstocks? No I He wants water. Whea ery minute; do not eat to aruefc." we are dead in earnest ens' want tae Advice is given to those wko nee it; utvmu o neaven ana water ex lue, It is easy to guess what young Bsaeear school teachers are like. we shall not atop till we get them 'An YOU auui quBsiiuu wm services, if you al fy-t- WANT a Better m ""' B JOB? -- '4J I you almost business fflea seek fltf V6Uf ake the DraughonTrafning-a- nd show Moro BANKERS indorse DRAUGHON'S Colleges than inr1nra oif MU?Uuit. ruint " AO r It 4 10 a AllAWan rVCTlTXTTT i 'fovwegesm 10 oiates. international vtuwi rcniittttttni. XaflfelRP. TrMWflilnr. P9uaBitln r.ll.ti MUM WtUlBC, sBzliisrr IrMKhM. Good POSrfwj 1 JW.Wit-VA1"UUuutntS..U uaaer rCMOOBDM OOSdithMI l. Beskksepia?. Bookkeepers all ever I HeeStiv. Thnatnu'rttnt tif9 BAfi&L. tbe United States say that DrAugiloH's' iii'tubkkeepersi and stenografihm are New System of Bookkeeping saves them holding ifood positions as the fesult of from 25 to 50 per cent in work and worry. takinK'DraURhon's Home Study, 5bikwl. Practicallv all U. S. offi CATALOOUJL For prices on lessons cial court reporters write tho System of BY MAIL, write Jno. P. Draoghon, Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, Tenn. For free catWhy? Because they know it is the best. alogue on course AT COLLEGE, write hb RSKea uwis(i9i,wiy, - Iaw-FK- EK r 'J H- i- i'1 ''A DRAUGHON'S PRAC3TICL BUSINESS COLLEGE . ftt t rwT(uf n mniFw wr ftarariuf, 1 wan., mt raIKaa er VMMTUIef I4, f,f . . .. m k SWy e aa Gi Ram's Horn. Healthful Mineral Waters. Mineral waters taken lor eoastisa-tlo- a are muui eavuuve yiiua uigtu upoa rising, xne health seeasrs m waiunug places go to the cue oral springs iu Uie 9sli uioouiig in vast' crowds. fcUumw waurs may be taicen at aouit in toe same way wiu ra-rio- k Morton A B- - FurWtur,' V ti$iii " Mir-- ii Lace ainfl SUMMER COLDS 8heuld not be neglected. It means a condition" Is! itfce lungs that brings on Pneumonia, Broac-.pc 4KS.S other serious disease. , Ua Funeral Uxftrtor and Embalmcr Every Dollar of an Ad Reader's Money is Above Par ' V.i )ts Just as sat tudory results. MaJisonvillc, Ky. of liquid Antiseptics Peroxide I nsfead or Ballard's Horehound Syrup la a goo rewedy for sore throat and; eold settled in the" langs. It eases pain in he chest, hoarseness, obstlnata couajis, congestion In loss of velce and inflammation, it Is a fine family remedy made only 4t the purest Ingredleata and possesses a wonderful soothing and healing influence In throatfSod broachlai tubes. Children like it because It I pleasant to the taste; it Is a Qalcfc for the throat and lung disorders to which chi&rea are subject. the-lsngthe-lung- s, fa 400. Oldest Dwelling, Archaeologists ,at a recent conference decided sbat the oldest dwelling inhabited today is a mansion belonging to Count Matuscbke at Germany, which was btHt Wlnfel-oa-tbe-Rhln- Fttu'eitfly hp fiuk Power Actually DovMii ajggrmU. i i I ,' o . f. na vf "f.t many people are now 8ngp PiLxtine Toilet Ansbp They A, cros's-eyei- . .. .u p.- - The new toilet germicide po de vbe dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hyglenle viam'lv'n . rec I '. i Bay the JLW size. It contains, five tlme,s as much as the 5o alze and yse cet wltk each bettfe a Br. Herriclfs Re4 PaoDepnrm,- Plastsr fer ths ctMst. JMIUF.INLLMIl LMHtf H0. Price 25c, 50c and 91.00 ptr Btfl. It. turaed around and L . eooiing in, ana airtV. tbe oar bowed te him rot; Wk Stfffct er So Stm. wm StealiM Kye risa; & i Mw$mi' ISQWPAMMcge)WMj ). I beauties ef nstura Den't Let, Old Aoe CWw ub nave a raoTeaseen' mental surrender to oM at time. Such a morem we aaeJn for saae 'moderatioa fa all tlafars, a ebeerful jnlrlt, appreelatkw "it Of jey ao delight ot Uriuf. asere-mee- t njek weuli dwell on e asstrrees aa4 ae a? u H . . To disinfect the mouth, de stroy disease germs, and purify tbe breath. To keep artificial teeth and brlaVa work clean, odorless To remove nicotine from tbe teeth and purify the braath after smokln tody o eraateate perspiration odors by sponge bathing. The beet antiseptic Wash Jcnow n. Relieve and strengthens! tired; weak, iaftaaedeyes. Heals aorethroot, wounds andenta. M and 10 ots. a box, drowisi THFAJC"rOMfOIUKTOC.,sW-i.- A. better aad more ecoaomieaL To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar aad prevent decay. jETB erii& .. 1111 Your dollafs- Vary in value as they vary" hn purchasing power, the man or woman - who Stitditi advrtisments is' 4, frequently, to mike one &1- -' lar do the usual wor ol two. q And the experiencv ed reader of advertisfcifftefcui will ghoys make dol-laa r command a premiutiiiinake it bnv . rh9 , dollar's worth, as figuredW "raling prices" of things 4 How much "abrive par,17' re the dollar in JL1 pocket worth? It will dep'dftd on how closely you study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads f - 1 Ji V .y :. .& A T r rtnraUaemita. --MtMSM 'M, wrrSb. oILyth p "WMMaMai beWKBR t R2C" BK.E.B. HARMS DX. L c. &r J5r. raV 4c Ry in, THE WOODMEN OF A.as, wwwatwawy,,. idtn-nrt- . SYSTEM WORKS WELL WORLD 4(4 bENTISTS W Evansville, Ind., October 15, 1911 On account of above occasion the L. & N. R. R. will sell round trip tinket at rate of $1.00. Special train will leave Earliugton about 8 a. in., Ootober 15. Keturuiug leave v 10 :0 same day. i JT. I OWING VALVE OF HOUSEKCEIM ER. PICIJ. AND PAD. AH( t The Following Telegram SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Amarillo, Tex., March i6, 191 28 Collect Night Letter. 1. 1 ftmlmt Extnctkg tmi foretUtin Wtrk JM' - m UmUmJN Ev-andvi- lle Hours ef Searching Saved When Things' Are Enumerated as The Atb Put Away Family' WherMfewU Aeeetmted For. tin H. DeTrttHU, 5r G.t. A. , D. News ofthejfown night visiting jsjwn.pnumiii.ip mm ajf Evhsviws, iN)MA mijii"n iiMiny ny ipi y n.yiy y np iff1 ymfi" iy y 'WJ- f. buih, - b Agl. 4 Vllle Wednesday Harry Blaokwell wan Id Madlson- - minds. W ' "..- - ', r.v. s- -. afadtsonvllle 'Wednesday night visiting his parents. Will Grlbble, of St. Obarles, visit-- 4 friends in Madleouvllle Wednes'--d-y V 'i 2 W waB here Wednesday ou business. night. Gilbert Long and Arthur VinsonJ i Paul Banks, the popular agent of were hi saauisonviiie weauesusy the L & N was in Madisonvllle on & y business. jftht Calvin imlth, of Mortons 'Qapi Remember the handsome Dinner ' ra in town Wednesday. , Sets to be given away Oct 35th to lWatihes repaired, adjusted and the Earlington Booster Club. ISO, as pnees to please. N. I. Toombs olroultoourt of MadiO. I. Tkukmpy, ,. sonvllle was has yesterday on bust At Whltford's Store. uess. NPbltW Jones, George:;Blanks, J. B. Taylor and W. C. Crowder, Oftrlstedt and Thomas Robinson, of of MadlsoBvllle atteuded - church, 3Ctrtoe Gap, attended the show here Thursday evening. , j&e Tnesday night. to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Born filoy,Wilson, of Madisonvllle, was Tweedell, Thar ad ay a 12 pound boy. Wtowa Tuesday. Everet is all smiles. 4plaade Mitchell, H. H. Campbell, WeBierfml CaMpaiga Ofer From Otauda Regers, Leonard Smith, Rob-- $ now until after the eleotion, Nov. 10, MgrrlheW and Mr. Brooks left 1911, we will send the Daily Even'Wednesday for Memphis whero ing Post and the y Bee fcy will wock on the Mempis line one year for $1.60. Send all orders leaeaporarlly. , tothlsoffloe. 3ld papers for sale at the Bee Dr. E.'O. Brandon and Caruer H. ediee. Brandon of Lafayette, Ky., are visitJ5)r, .W- - K. fllsbet and Henry ing Rev. W". C. Brandon. Jteurland left Wednesday for Obl-vRoy Wyatt was in Madlsonvlllo on business. Wednesday night attending the pic' cU. P.Barnes was InTt6wn Th'urs ture show ,' day. "Life Lines," by John Emery George Rodinson was In Madison-will- e White, the New Book Epigrams; Wednesday. for Sale at Bisk Bros1, Book Store, iiikeHanna made a business trip Madisonvllle, Ky., price 50c. Call and see them. to MadJsoBVille Wednesday. Ike jDavis was In MadiBonviile Mrs. John St. Clair, of Roanoake, Va. is' vlsltins; her cousins, the Wednesday oa business. JThera is Wiree beautiful 42 piece Misses Wbalen and Mrs. J. D. O' ; ItaneiCSeU, whlih will be awarded Brien. U' $he three leading oontestents on Arch Gribble and Norrls King of St. Charles were in town Tnesday qfit. S6tb. .Jtoy Wilson, Madlsonvillo, was in night. Miss Ague Mulvauey and brother twn Taestjay Lola, left Thursday morning for Misses Margaret and Louise Camden, West Va. to visit relativeft were in town Thursbay, Broken rings, Jewelry and Speo-taolfPiolk Blair spent Tueaday and repaired and polished like VffedneBday in Nashville. O. L Truemphy new. Pat Blair .attended Mission in At Whltford's Store. .CHVpklnBvllle Sunday. The regular meeting of the O. W. HlS .Elizabeth Victory was in B. M. met yesterdy afternoon a WjUUonvllle Wduesday. the Christian Church and were the fcD GS WAMTBrtn at guests of Mesdames John & Iley yiU to the Bee office. Clean, sound Brlnkleyand Henry Rogers, quite a Kreat deal of important business eetton rags only. re- !aim and Carlsieadt, of Mortons ' was attended to and delightful Gp were In town Tuesday night. froshraentB served. iM' -Semi-Weeklsj Mo-Pk'ers- oh es -- 'George Robinson visited friends .,. Tr ., ln,K ;Omer Wyatt was In MadiBonviile Wednesday night visiting friends. L. 0. Wilky, Optician, SuocesBor to Tappin & Gardner. I'Vorris King, of St. Charles, was J,, "j.j Miss Charlie Davis was In Madisonvllle Wednesday. Miss Ruby, Goldie Chandler and Lizzie Gill were in Madisonvllle Thursday night vielting friends. , Fine watoh repairing, L. 0. Wiley, Jeweler, Earllngtou, Ky. Mrs. EaBtwood and little son who have beon visiting the family of Fred Rootz a few days have retnrn-e- d Mrsk P. L. Jameson and Miss Mary Hewlett were In Madisonvllle Thursday night vlsitings friends. Harry Blaokwell, Paul McGary and John Armstrong were iu Madisonvllle Thursday night. Get in the Automobile contest, Send iu yonr name and we will start you with 2,000 complimentary yotos. You can win this handsome 5 passenger Howard home. touring ;car if you try. E. K. Coffman of Slaughtervllle W. P. Graham, Strother Hancook and Paul Pllklngton were in Madisonvllle Thursday night. 'Olaiide Cayoe was In Hopkinsvllle Thursday night. C. D. DarraU was in Evansville Thursday night, Claude Stone and L. N. Rich were In MapIsoHTllle Thursday night. Don't fail to return your votes Wednesday afternoon, aotlatertaan Mrs. J. B...Wyatt.is on the sick liBt this week. Cansler & Maloney have added another table to .their pool room and can now accomodate more customers. , Mrs. Tine Ashby waB in Madisonvllle Thursday attending the Little BethjIAsBooiation. It wu wtkea BMkiBg a visit thai I learned how pencils may My frieod took wm to Iwr e4erer0oa,vM ike to e Uh aosee, wWere wer many froak Bach ae bere, boxee aa4 paekagee. a paper or cart on watch was written a Hat o"tt8 contents. Ton 'see, I sever have to spend any thne looking for anything;' she said, "becauee whenever an article la put sway the fact, la noted on the box or package. When anything is taken out It fat, croeeed off from the list. A peocll and tablet on the door make tfels the work of an Instant, and thus I save myeelf hours of searching." We went to the room of th various members of the household, and on, each closet door hung a pencil and tablet. "So far as possible I have the possessions of each member stored In' his closet," said my frleod, "but when; this is not possible I Bote the fact oa the back of t&e tablet, tefflng where' each article may be found. One year. I was taken sick in the.aatumn fust when winter clothes were needed, and, thanks U this method, tM family were' able to find their heavy ooats, glovea, oaps, etcX wkhoet jsver oooe oocalng to me." ,HaIl gioeets were treated in the sasse way. id the kitchen there was a tablet and peacH, on which to write a list of article seeded, another oa whloft were written the menus for the three meals of the day, while a drawer of alphabetically arranged cards contained recipes. Before 1 thought of as .tV'S7tesa sail sty fries, eftea annoyed by net lK table dishes which I thought I had or dered, and sometimes say ooek asd I had differences of opinkm as to which of s had forgotten. Now there is never aay trouble. .And now I swat Bhapliry-housekeeping- . J; N. Overby, Hopkinsville; Kyt. j.. San Jacinto Heights ,well located onb mile from business center of city, desirable location for 'suburban residences. People at head of this well regarded. (Signed) First National Bank, tet ' Do You Want to Make Money? You have made the moment you invest in SAN JACINTO HEIGHTS lots, the choicest residence property in the city of Amarillo, Texas. Remember, you get a tractjpf land from 160 to 640 acres, and a lot, or a house and lot, or a building and fHere is your opportunity. i loan contract and lot with each contract. Only $220 410 down and $;o a month; no interest no' taxes. Ask our salesman for descriptive literature giving the full particulars. There being so many lot propositions that are riot what they are represented, we make this offer: That if 20 investors think the proposition a good one and will sign up contract, put first payment $10 in bank or im the custody of any one whom they may select,,-thes20 investors may elect any rto go lb Amarillo and personally investione of their number gate the proposition and let the dea-- depend entirely on his report. If he thinks after investigatfoo the proposition is a good one and as represented the .deal witt stand, and if nor each in. vestor will receive the money he hasfipaid in and contract will be returned to the Company or agent representing same. What could be fairer than this? We have the best proposition on the road today and we take this means of proving it All expenses of the representative whom the people may select will be paid by the AMARILLO IMPROVEMENT CO.. (Incorporated), whether contracts are accepted or not. l em-th- show you one tfckig soore." This proved to be a tablet m the ball on which the various members of the i r 2 ' Are You A woman sLaWaLI 0 - MB Br jiiim rf-:- f v MA ifc BH flBH BBB BBK i- ' ..r ' :.- - ' HMh BSBH .IHk LB SfBBHi BHHbK HijV B &V. BH BH BBH BV tm :WL1Sf j,. :":.. (, V ' ''iBl'al -. ' . .- -- w- - ' i j:t r k m. Woman's Tonic 'fcy' ww -- J bv a. -' i Put six ounces of batter in a large saucepan over the fire and stir into It four tlarge' white cmlom, cut up, not sliced. t SteVtals slowly for one hour, Btlrrhjg frequently to prevest its scorching. Add salt, pepper, cayenne asd abottt one1 Quart of stock, and cook one hour longer. Then stir into the mixture one, and & half cups of milk and simmer for a few minutes. Have ready a soup tureen. In it beat the yolks of four eggs, with two tablespoons of grated parmeean cheese, Btlr the hot. soup into this, beating until it thickens a little, A slice of toastWidtrful(&Bipftlni OfferFrom ed French bread should be placed In now until after the election, Nov. 10, each plate and the soup poured over It 1911, we will send othe Daily Even- I Fairy Loaf. Bee lug Post and the .. r.- . t i in 'a. i Four .eggs, "beaten separately; one one year lor $i.du. and a fourth cups sugar; half a cup of to this office. butter; half a cup of sweet milk; two Dr, Mrs. EA. Davis were In Mad- and a half cups of flour; one teaspoon isonvllle Wednesday. cream of tartar; scant half a teaspoon Barnett made a dusmess soda; flavor te taste. Sift flour, then Charles measure; add Boda and sift three trip to Mailisoavile Wednesday. Bugar light- Harry BlackweU was in Madison- times. .Cream butter end ry. Beat-yolkto" Btiff froth and stW vllle Friday night. in. Whip, whites to a foam; add cream Minter Hale, was in MadiBonviile .of tartar, and whip stiff. Add milk, full whites of eggs and flour. Btlr hard. Friday night. Ontaoeduift ef ine heavy run of Bake la a moderate even about 80 minutes. Ads theee'force had to werk Fri day night In order to get the paper Cabbafe With Fried Onlene. out. Cut the cabbage in fine shreds and Re.niember I- give votes on the put It, dripping wet, m a ketUe with oue tableepoonful of butter or olL Big Auto CoWest Season with salt and cayenne peeper Jeweler, t J4 Lf Of Wiley, to taste. Cover closely and let it cook Cl -. EarlinKton, Ky. In Its own steam. Cut one large onion Mrs. Bessie Tanner was jn Madi. in small cubes and fry In one sbnville Thursday of butter or ofl. When slightly browned, add the. cabbage and fry Mrs.,N. E. MoKinnon was in both together a fine golden brown. shopping. Mrs, J. S. Lowe, of Louisville, Ollless Dressing. mother of our popular townsman, Yolks of two eggs, one tableepoonful O. L.Lowe is in the dHy vishing each of salt, sugar, celery salt and her soe. , mustard, a pinch of cayenne pepper, Mix Mrs. J.M. Victory was ln;;Madi and small piece of butter. cup of cream, f spnvllle Thursday t attending the smooth and add either sweet or sour, and one eup of Baptist Association. vinegar1 TWcken In a double boiler Z, R. Evans and daughter Mios and stir until removed from the fire. Ethel attended the Little Bethel Th4a wiU kep fa a coot plaoeior Mr? Association in Madisonvllle Thurs- eral weeks. day. ' Tmft Eealra. Midnight In The Oxarks These are toade In the same way as anH BlfinlflBS Hiram Seranton. filling of Ofay, City, 111., coughed and oou- - ordinary eclairs, only the inside Is ef some small f raft, with a spoonful e:nea. : Me swas in tne mouatains on ontep, added it be atrvice of five doctors, who said of whipped creamtop eo. This Isbe-a He had oomsumption, bnt found uo fore placisg the lp in the climate, and started convenient mode of serving fruit for y, Hearing 01 vt. icing's new parties when ease of serving Is a ery. b'eibegran .to use it. "I they are very dainty. 'aavedmyllf'he writes t; Bvr, XI (LAaaIa sTfs ieAneirman of me...1..belwfleii .. tlaaa w ao gooaworK again, "fbfi'lf gft pwhk mft butier (waeatted that! I ca v disease, congas, coias, croup, wnooping ,bet) GnJBa tkts Into om Fotall'lttttWu hemorrhages, half caps ooateettooers' suar. Or the gripe;; y, lte the best VvMer. Btasr be melted asd poored 1b. 1 eoufebv ha" ' (Qe.ad.ti.00. ixili.i.VV h oarwpMC r , uj KTtlfe fJBBSv:aliMM Semi-Weekly W. E. Klrkwood of Bowling Green town 'Wednesday morning ' on business. The Amarilln Improvement Co. of Anaarilfe Texas represented by Mr. F. P. 'Games have a display advertlsment In this Issue of the paper. 'Mr. Carries has an attractive proposition and will be glad hi.9 oredentialsand explain the proposition to interested parties. Mrs. Carl B.Thayer of Montgomery Ala. Is visiting her parnets Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Rootz this week Rev. J. M. Burton spent Wednes. day in Madisonvllle on business. . Marlon Sisk was in Madisonvllle Wednesday on business. HamBaon Loving of Hanson was in town Thursday. Tommy Fe&ttierson was in Madisonvllle Wednesday. wan in family wrote when they went out Here I read: 1 At deatlsfs; borne at 3 p. m." "O, Shopplngj back for lunch." "It's such a help to th maid," was her comment, and I knew witbcmt her telling me, how much running np and down stairs, It saved. It is needlese to say that I adopted her system at oooe, and 1 cannot say how man tlsaes'in the years that d I have thanked ay friend 's for showing me the value of a pencihlhcchatHBt; have-passekoose-keeper- F. P. QARNES, Agent 5 Onfoti Seup. SSQ 1 We 'Have Just .' s Received line oi all the fall novelties in - A, - 0 - table-spoonf- ul McnVHats, Also a full line of the Tom Boy's School Shoes- and complete line of Misses' and Children's School Shoes in Patents, Gun Metals and Tans. Tsfew 'fall-,- Ginghams ior , . school dresses and new Percales, Flan-nelle- ts and Outings. ene-hal- j Call and examine1' our new stock. Everything ne,w' and freest in Dry y Goods, Notions, Ladies' and Gents' .FJurnishings and Shoes. - vt 3sr' 1 w i Cansler lJ- & Maloney s v - BiBMiBaUBaBBBlBBniSBallBVBallaaBlBaVBBVBHBBUBjifBBBjeBPaBBr -- -m BBreFiBpii r' "".;?" J."", , j. ,z ?& f rumrr TlWii yj&,rrr,9&, kt Kh XMWK taWavM 3 -- J lti'' m . at&a. f. ' ifSKaSK 'X' . ."41 J . if & n iwisy )fr'' ""yyw wF ,.ii tf0nwm .. ? iWlWMB'i "J5" .,. r'n ... mimmmtmmmmmimmimmmmmmmmmmimmi'mm mi- . . ,, , ,.,, .. -W . ,. . - - . J . ' .. HHlt ' flHIII t!J BHfc fljH Hl Hflfl H 1' Hj hB I ! ' ' H B ' ' B hUh fli EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY ' Ml r f HHh MflHH Mh ' JH Ih l Bl H H L H B HHHh ! r'v'7 H lfl ' flH ' jhh r T Hfc i fli i L H H IHH fll ' i Hflfla MB .tftf Hfli HH 1H flH ' B B HHI ' HHh HBF HH h' HH i L H I k TP V Hl j f "" i " ..,-...- . s 1 t I of locc f h a n mrrk f V nn mror Koc r1rf. Kofrkro frrrlc xri11 Kn cost of production'; in many instances one dollar will do the work of four $2,5000 worth of new and reliable merchancise forced on the market and must be turned into money the month of October, no matter what the price or how great the loss. The few prices quoted here give you an idea of the extraordinary values that await your coming. We have added many new things to the stock in the last few days, Our Mr. Sprouse has been in the Eastern markets for the last two weeks and many7 new things have been sent us. So that we are able to fit you up in suits, shoes, hats, caps and in fact everything in tan shoes $4 to $5 values at $2.98. Lots of other new things in dry goods, etc. Ladies shoes, all sizes and many other things. that space will not allow us for to mention. So come and see :. yourself, "8 You can't afford to stay ' r.T-- . sCway. Hop the first train, mule or wagon. i- Be on hand early, don't J-- . MAtT .ttIII i?TtV im ?-i- l VJ -- v . ..- - . j .'" , I ' " . ' I Here are Prices That Will Make Our Competitors Shake in Their Boots M f Men's Furnishings f j 3C 1 1 Boys' Shirts lot will go at-- : lot will go at . . - Children's Clothing 13C I ? 250 pairs Men's Socks to go at 10c Men's Socks to go at 15c tb 50c Men's Socks to go at ' v .', - .. Men's Gloves 1 lot age 3 to 9 will go at 1 lot age 5 to 16 to go at 4.00 values to go at 1 . ; 49C 98c $1 .98 ' i"M big lot of Handkerchiefs go at ., 10pvto 2Ac, Handkerchiefs go at 1 t, v. i' V ,". '1 1 big lot 50c values will go at big lot 75c values, will go at big lot , $1 . . valu;es will go at 19c 39c 48c Men's Clothing lot of Kuppenheimer Clothing , 8.00 to 12.00 values at $3.48 Men's and Youths' Clothing, a lot of 18.00 values to go at $6.98 1 lot 10.00 Suits $1.98 1 lot of 20.00 values . $9.98 1 . R'T ri.Jl.1R Men's Hats 1 lot Men's and Stays' Suspenders will 1 p' big lot Sample Suspenders, goat - 50c go at t - lot $1 25 values will go at 39c 1 lot $1.50 values will go at 58c 6fi ' 1 lot $2 values will go at - 98c values 1 16t $2.50 values will go at $1 .24 1 9c Stetson Hats r $2.98 1 Men's Fancy Vests' 1 lot of 2.50 values to go at 69c Overcoats h lot 50c values will go at .. ..... Men's Shoes Florsheim Shoes, 1 lot of 5.00 and 6.00 values to go ad . $3.48 1 lot of 3.00 values to go at $1 .48 1 lot 2;00 values to go M 98c 1 big lot 'Men's Tan Shoes 4 00 and 5.00 values' to go ait - $2.98 - ..., . ., 10 . 'Underwear . . "y t.. Lamb's Wool Underwear go at Big lot Fleeced Underwear go at .; 696 3iC " v Boys' Caps 1 big lot of Men's $8 values $2.48 Hot $15 values at $6.78 Choice of any Man's Top Coat in the house at less than cost. . $10 Overcoats $3.98 1 lot of Youths', age 10 to 19, will 1 , s " i I 1 big lot ivill go at big lot will go at , , 1 1 - , . - $1.98 .1 lot of $7 values;to go at $2.98 . goat Boys' Shoes 1 - ,. Boys' Hose 1' v i 1 big lot 10c values will go at hicr lot TSr valiip.c: will orn at big lot 25c values will go at lot of Boys' 3.50 values, age 3 to 7, will go at . . . 97$ 1 lot, age 3 to 7, 5.00 and 6.00 val- values will go at . $1 .48 1 , big lotlof 2.00 values to go at 98c lot of 4.00 values to go at $1 ,98 s? , ,ll Men's Rubbei- Boots 1 Boys' Knee Pants 1 ' c 4.00 values to go at 1 Men's Shifts I big lot 75c values 'will go at 1 big lot $1.25 values will go at :?': big lot will go at ' , . 9c 79C 396 48c a- --, Men's Overalls . Slippers 173C38C,$1.19$1.48,$1.98 v i Ladies' aritf Childrch's Shots and Slippers 1 big lot to go at movtmt . aii a rcscrvea, vooas. coining Supimer and inter weigiiti all iut jro inr this month Every thing,marked in," large, plain hgiiref and' prices stU; are pound to imoytthenx quick. It will pay you to come; The Goods are Here to Back the Prices - 4 mighty a Free Trip to EarUngton ?l3S3F15 h refund in cash your railroad far one way ' nv for a distance of mries on all casji purchiia of 15,00 or more or. KnfVi ., Miwf ' on purchase of, 25.00 or over. ,4J we win ,A ai, f, c! li n -a temAt&wi 'Vtt i,n V. a ,.t r !. If IT , CITY DIRECTORY. . ' 1 j p JitlPHiiJiiii meeting1 ol M 1 !f Visiting members are cordial .at 7:80. Sunday-schoat 8:80 a. m. invited to attend any of theof Class meeting, second Sunday at Lodges Prayer 10:80 Wednesday evening Pastor. 51 J v . ' Ja msi"! t.rrjp "tiUM ,ttj y t f i li I U .The Shah's Dagger. late shah of Persia owned M. E. Chxiboh, rtOOTH. BeV. C. Brandon, pastor. Services ido dagger which is said to make its posNlRhfc Chief J, H. Hamhy. every Sunday at 11 a. m. and sessor evincible. But as tin superTax Assessor J. H. Oorbltr. 7l45 p. m. Sunday school at :H stition le that he who uses It shall hv City Clerk Paul P. Prlck a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evitably ferish by It, It 1s kept eecure Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. evenlngs at 7:80 o'clock. Ladles' ly locked la a sandalwood box. City Physician W. K. NIrIW. Aid Society every Mondav afterCity BnRiueer B. Ei Wblpfler. Wood noon. Official Board meeting MonStreet Commlfisloner-Ro- bt. Children that are pale, sickly and Oouoollmen Jno. B, Atkinson, dav after first Sundav in each peevish, with dark rings under the Madison Oldham, F. D. Bash, Geo. month. Missionary Baptist Chdruh eyes, flokle appetites, and who apC, Atkinson. ThoB. Blair, C. M. Henry. Meotlnjc night flrst Monday Preaching 2nd and 4th Sudday at II pear to get no nourishment from the a. m and 7:80 p. m. and the preced- food they eat am surely suffering nlxbt In each month. School Trustee Paul M. Moore. ing Saturday Mght. Church meeting from worms. Glvo them White's Board of Health Ed.M. Trahern, Satarda eight before the 4th Sun- Cream Vermifuge and note the wonG. Gilbert Kins: and Curtis B.John-son- , day. Sunday School at 9:80 a. m. derful improvement. They soon take Prpyoi neetiuu evt rv Mondav night on flesh and are rosy, active aud M.D. Postmaster Cbas. Cowell. at7:iK. Be v. (.. H. GrJgson, Pastor. cheerful, Price 36c per bottle. Sold by StBernard Mining Co jtBNFHAi Baptist Chdroh. porated, Drug Department. , Incormorning aud cervices fourth duujay CHURCHES. evening in each month and SaturCatholic Church. First mas day evening preceding. Prayer every Sunday and holy dayat7;0t' meeting Friday evenly. Sunday 1. C. R. R. TIME CARD. a. tar Second mass and, preaohliu-9:JK)- school 2 p. m. m. Vespers and benedlotlon 7 Brv. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Time of departure of Illinois Cn-ra- l pk m. Rev. J. p. MoParland, Pastor Episcopal Church Services 1 trains from Nortonville, Kv. Christian Chukch. Sunday NORTH BOUND. &.aboolat9:80 a. m. Preaching every aud 8rd Sunday night at 7:45 at the No. 102............ 1.28 p.m. lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and ?:45.f. Library. Geo. C. Abbitt, Bector. Bev. No 104... 8.40 a. in. m. Prayer meeting overy WednesNo. 122, local pass. 10.45 a m. day at 7:80 p. m. LODGES. No. 13(1. louiil 0.36 p. m. Dr. D. T. Stanley, Pastor. Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner. BOUND M. E. Church. Regular service, No. 548 meets 1st. and 3rd. Friday SOUTH third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 :80 p. ui . in eaoh month. 4.08 p.m. No. 101 1.46 a.m. No. 103 E. J. Piriiiiiips, Sec. No. 121, local pass. 1.28 p. tit. Victoria Lodge, No. 84, K. of P N'. VVi local pas 5.58 a. nt. meets every Monday night. Visitors welcome. " Ifltyor H. 0. Bourluiid. Police Judge A J Bfuli-tChief of Police Wrn. Bnutluv. a.m. Rev. HoiiTZOLAW, V. ,Tam OurFirstWooltexDisplay The first shipment of Wodltex garments ever received in Earlington few days ago. , t Every well dressed woman' in the vicinity will be interested in and with ttiis important news. Whether you are to buy fall'dothes or not, come in arid spend an and profitable hour with Wooltex. Paris Brought to Your Door The newest fashion ideas being featured in Paris this season, are" here, ready for you. Don't miss this first and complete display. Shopping in pan's is costly impossible to most of us. ' Paris Fashions brought to your door is economy. ' Through their direct connection, the Wooltex makers have brought this '' about this great advantage to you, our customers. Actual shopping in Paris could not give you smarter styles or- better Could not possibly produce as perfect tailoring for you and would cost ' you five times as much. There's Wisdom in wearing Wooltex. We know it and we're enthusiastic about it. You'll be even more enthusiastic than we are when you've worn; "" - Ernest Newton, WEBSTEI& New International Dictionary THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? U Striate TION, NEW every covering; rfield ot itthe aworld's thought, aoiion OEEA- - murymi luciMii aad culture. The oaly new unabridged dtettoBAry la deteea orer 400,009 iuKratfeav. ' Beeiiic M to ' Word; store than ever before appeared between two oorera. area rage, eeoojj- ebe ear cfiZrSr: with the new divide A "Stroke M to an a.' ataxia erf dtoUaaarr i Gestae." "lUraae f"7nrr enrelodto voluaa. I BttMet K la aceeptedty the Oonrts. Bohoola and Frees m th erne ampsema mw T i Win a fCMM k whs knowa ua tell Bueeiaa. Let je afeeut thto new work. Time 01 arrival of traitiB passin. Y. Q. Walker, Sec. through aud departure of truiiir Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington. originating at Earlington. No. 625 meets 1st. aud 3rd, Saturday Effective Sunday, Aprils, 1011. night in eaoh month. NORTH HOUND. Umstead, Sec. Mrs. Bertha No. H2 0.25a. ui. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2nd 11.15 a, m. No. 52 and 4th Saturday nights in eauti 7.23 p. m. No. 94 month. Miss Lizzie Huff. Sec. 11.22 p. m. No. 54..;...' Lodge, EarlluKton Ben Hur SOUTH BOUND. Court, No. 55, meets every 1st and 4.30 a. 111. No. 63 8rd Monday night at old Masonic No. 95 . ...... 8.23 a. m. Hall. Dr. C. B. Johnson, Scribe, .... 4.21 p. 111. No. 51 Standwalte, Tribe No. 57,Bed Men No. U3,!. .'. '.... 10.48 p. m. meets everv Friday sleep. ' LHarry Long, C. of B. INTEBUBBAN TBAINS. Woodmen of the World, Catalpa Camp No. 801 meets every WednesNORTH BOUND. day night. All members are ear7.52 a.m. No. 104.... i.. nestly requested to be there. No. 106. ...4... .,..10.55 a.m. O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. 2.00 p.m. No. 106...., Modern Woodmen of the World, 5.02 p.m. No. 110 No. 11992 meets every Wednesday. SOUTH BOUND. Y. Q. walker, Bee. 7:10 a.m. No. 108 ....'. Elks, B. Pr O. No. 788 meets at No. 105...., 10.00a.m. Madlsonville Monday night. 12.57 p.m. No. 107....) B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. 8.20 p.m. No. 109.....' Boy 8. Wilson, Secretary. 6.10 p- - m. No. Ill Earlington Chapter, U. D. C. meets 1st Thursday in each month at 2:80 p. ra. M. TIME CARD. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. W. N. 561 meets every Thursday night. K. of B. and S. NL. &. N. TIME CARD. fab-ric- s. - - your first' Wooltex garment. ' - ST. BERNARD: STORE W. R. COYLE, MinTgcr i u. - .v vf J("- J ! THE STORE THAT SELLS WOdLTEX INCORPORATED at mm Krtk4 mm. ttt n CifC.MMRUM CO.. NUUUn.SrrbfiMl.Kua. WUTK I MmiMr1r.TttnnXXtptMHM9t. Knights and Ladies of Security M. H. & E. time card went into will meet every second and fourth Monday nights. Visiting members effect Sunday, April 9, 1911. No. 112 leaves 5:45 a. m. invited to attend. O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. No. 118 arrives.... 8:80 p. m. Mrs. Kate Witherb, Pre. . H.&E. ST. BERNARD MINING CO. '.wmw Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST M WW.W V " r bk. ST cbfoi) nQ ,t,.,. CDoratoi: iidlo&&& May, 15, Covvro.3ricii & Company r Car on TDl&jpl&iy &t k Touring Car to ,bekIgiven away free by Earlington Boosters Club. Each member of this club, will give votes that will entitle the holder of thegreat-es- t number ofvotesjtothis elegant Automobile Freer A grand $1,600 Howard Five-Passeng- er -- - - C . , FREE 1Q12 V lit ih : ' I iW JBo-rrieea- , 00,8 How to Get Votes 8 aaaWttaamB3BSaEaaamSSBBaaaaWaalaaaaaM WjMaKiHSHHlaraL'ISlai Hdw to Get Votes - . . Votes on the Automobile will: be given with every cash purchase made at ' the store of any member of theclub. ioo votes for every dollar's worth pur NOW IS THE TIME TO chased. GET BUSY. TJie earjier you start the more advantage you will have in the final count. Remember, the object of this contest is to get business. We are goingHo give this fine Auto to the person who will accumulate the greatest number of votes, therefore it is to the interest of every contestant to ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and everything they get from members of the Club and save the coupons for you. Thus, the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here and give them their coupons, will receive the greatest number of votes. Haaaamm&BWBkWHmlE!KE&ftWp aaaaBmr , WMa9Saaim&&&aaaa kiliWiileVvsKra "lEffffnhn'TtTeiirnftneJTif WaVmaawamXSlriiiBaaamaamiMaaaaaaWitaWar ?.JS. jsmKmw MMaaWB&mm&aRuXBB&fl leleM WMaaaaWtaW' v'ZSsSSSEK aaaWSWakmSSkW&imaWMi - MBaEMMllBgBMsMl aW9SK&SSS'VSBBt- - applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions, and you can pay for as many as you desire. You can also get votes on job printing and advertising 100 votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising. Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their accounts. But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is so much greater for subscriptions than for anything else. You will be suprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to T,he Bee if you. try. The Earlington Bee, accompained by $ i in cash, 3,000 votes will be given. This With every "yearjy subscription to lules of The Contest .. v Read carefully the rules of this contest, as it will make .it much easier for the contestant CONTEST CLOSES MAY 13, 1912 A I. Watcfew, Cloeli Jewelry rt VVMMatBBWeN-a--e- C. Wiley Fiae Watcli Repairing a -- nse HBa ' to understand the methods that are used. 1. No name of contestant will be known. 2. No names of contestants will be published. X Every 'contestant gets 2,000 votes to start with 4. Every contestant gets a number. 5. Standing of contestant's number published weekly. 6. All votes must be brought Tie votes in package in Wednesday for recording. 7. Votes must not be written on. 8 with contestant's number and amount on top slip only. 9. Color of certificates will be charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to countT 10 Votes are transferable only befdre recording. 11. Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15, 1912, wins the auto. 12. , Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in front of the building. Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it George King & Son Drug, Semi-Week- ly Drutfffieta' Sundries and Soda Fouatain ' Webb Brothers, Groceries j Dry -- -- . INCORPORATE W. H. Whitford, Hardware, Stoves BARNES, COWAND & CO. GoU, Cletkktf. Bee, $1 Per Year SU. HeUfW, IeW Rm--t , Wm, SrpMi aad Rtitf ' Barnett & Stone, Liveryman o J. .. p,l - W" lifrtiaiMiinii ninniiii iiimi mi U, otSita ja:,rnirifrm.ifc.&-A-'''ft- ,T,,I . e, The spirit pf honost business is class or distinction. It is everything for everybody. It regards the wage earner as well as the merchant. The principle is youte the practice ours. If you are looking far the very best values for yourBelf, your family or your home, attended this sale. with-outca4m Don't overlook the fact that every article of merchandise In this etoro will be reduced iu price for this great removal sale. Our entire new fall stock vhas been received, and will bo OU sale at cut pricep. Nothing reserved! bnckl Oome enrly. Nothing held GREAT A GEEAT EEMOVAL OF EMDVAL SALE our-pres-ent Hosiery 15c ladies' white foot hose ft mIU 4 - Ladies' fine guage, smooth 4A I fast black hose 25c ladies' black 4Q 1w fleeced hose Infants' seamless hose, whiteor black Infants' fine'ribbed hose, 4A while, black', pink, blue.... I Infants' finest mercerized 4A hose, all colors Black ribbed hose, good quality for boys and girls . . U Misses fine ribbed 4A x I lisle hose Boys' ribbed hose 4A I fall weight Men's plain color socks, 4A fiine quality, all colors. Men's Knox-Kn- it socks, 4A black andiall-color5oc men's fancycol- OJK ored socks hChv, C iUO ft ilv Afi Every person in Hopkins county is aware of the fact that we are building a large and modern store just two doors south of location, . This building is fast neanng completion, and in a short time we will move into it. Naturally the fewer goods we have on hand to move, the lighter the task will be, so we inaugurate this GREAT REMOVAL SALE to reduce stock. This sale will embrace lots of goods .both new ond old from every department, new goods that have been bought under price and will be sold under pricej old goods that will be offered at a small fraction of their former price. Everyone is familiar with the fact that we handle no shoddy, worthless merchandise, so when the prices read so ridiculously low as to be almost unbelievable, the fact still remains that they were honest values at the original selling price. Your attendance at this great removal sale will be one of the most important duties you will be called upon to perform this fall, so be there at the very opening of the doors the first day and secure the choicest values. A GREAT REMOVAL OF Rugs and Mattings 9x12 tapestry brus- sels rugs, $15 val . . 9x12 velvet rugs, $17 value 9x12 Don't hesitate! Don't delay! 9x12 seamless velvet 4 M TfC rugs, $20 val O 9x12 royal Administer rugs, a splendid $2$' value. .w. .4) I JB "7K IQ finest. 'Wilton velvet seamless, 9x12 C "f fl 7C 94 f Q j "fE ICmiO tapestry brussels,9 3S.!!! $14.75 -- ...... 9I41 (10 9il begins Thursday, Oct 5 A GEEAT EEMOVAL 0E . ..nib s ' ilv 0 , ' $12.50Qyercoats and Raincoats Men's and Boy's Cloth- i $18 - OO-an- d 20.00 Overcoat and " ing Some red hot bargains in Suits, Overcoats and Odd Pants for Men and Boys. All these goods are from America's foremost clothes makers in their respective grades, so the quality is high, with the prices exceedingly low. Twenty-fiv- e Men's Winter Suits, H. S. & M., and Strouse Bros, makes $22. 50 and $20 00 values, some of $1 4.7 5 all sizes. Choice Fifty suits, winter weight, Strouse Bros, and Kohn Dreyfus makes, $18 and $15 values, all sizes to begin with. Choice $11.75 Ninety Suits, winter weight, strictly all wool and well tailored, only one and two of a pattern, $12.50 and S10 values $.95 and $1.95 A Great EIMOVAL OF Underwear Boys' fleeced shirts and drawers Boys' ribbed fleeced MM union suits Men's flat fleeced and ribbed MM fleeced shirts and drawers. . Men's Wrights' spring needle ribbed shirts and drawers Men's Wrights' spring I Iw needle union suits Children's fleeced union suits Girls' white ribbed fleeced MM union suits. .1. . . Ladies' fleeced vests AA and pants Ladies' fine ribbed vests MM and pants, white fleeced. . . ? Ladies' fine fleeced union suits We sell legular ani Extra sixes of Tkis Underwear at Saae Price 12.51 $6.00 Child's Reefer Coats ages 3.51 3to 8 $5.00 Child's Reefer Coats ages 3 3.11 $4.00 Ghdd's Reefer Coats ages .Men's Coats V8 to8 3 BOYS' 2.75 KNICKERB0CO1. SUITS more, necessary to study economy. The Shoes we are offering are not cheap shoes, for cheaply made shoes are always dear at any price, We are offering the very best makes of Shoes and our personal guarantee goes with every pair just the same as if you paid us the regular price. )f you have a family to supply now is your chance to shoe two for the price of one. Netleton's $6 00 Colt Patent valud D 30x60 jute Smyrna Qg" reversible rugs 27x63 Axminister rugs $2.50 value 36x72 Axminister rugs tfJO $4.00 value All dresser and sofa size Smyrna rugs half price. a $35.00 $4.f "7C BI9 lA f f $,UU Eft 95U I H 15c China" matting w ml 20c China matting v I 25c China matting. . . .' 35c best 116 warp matting 35c Japanese cotton warp matting 25c Japanese cotton warp matting Ag :...;..fc5J . 1O v Ajg ) 4Q iOv p "A QQ 150 fine Nickerbocker Suits, sizes 8 to 17 years, made of Cassimeres, Worsteds and Serges A special lot that we recently bought very much Blucheror under price", values from $4 00 to $o.OO, and will be run !p m this sale at A GEEAT EEMOVAL OF ?? 9 .& OA AA Il Shoes For Everybody Hundred. of Pairs at Just Half Price This Removal Sale with its wonderful price reductions comes at a most opportune time. Now it is that every member of the family has Shoe needs and this makes it only , Button Howard and Foster's $5.00 'Patents and Gun Mt'als Blucher and Lace.. Howard and Foster's $4.00 Patents Gun Metal and Vici Button and Blucher. . Helmers, Bettman $3.50 Patents and Gun "ye Metals Queen Quality $3.00 Shoes in Patent and (HI 3d.yU (O fA ..bavU (AAA A ? A GREAT REMOVAL OF Men's Hats All the new fall 1911 models are here, and the greatest hat bargains ever offered on new goods. $3.00, Gold Medal &e mm 3.UU But- Overcoats Two hundred Overcoats for Men and young men at the following reduced prices. $10.00 Overcoats and Raincoats $7.51 Best 6 2 quality pure digo Apron checks 15c Shepherd check Suitings 1-- $I.OU Fifty Pairs Ladies' Cloth Top, Vici Kids $l3 ffrt Ag xxxx $2 50 Gold Medal iOv ton Shoes, Patent Kid, plain toe light soles, a strictly &4 dress shoes m3Q BIG LOT 01 CHILDEUTS SH02S, ALL SIZES AT JUST.HAL? PS I CI. A GREAT K1M0VAL OF DO 9 aj $1.50 Volunteer Brand.. $1 .20 $1.25 Volunteer Brand 95 $2.00 Gold Medal xxx xx $C40 4 ap $1.93 &4 My 1 -- $1.00Volunteer Brand double "breasted styles, sizes Bo(J A GEXAT REMOVAL OF in- - Dry Goods and Staples Dry Goods 35c Fancy Mercerized Suitings ..V 10 M C Sweaters ' Ladies 50c sweaters, white Maroon Ladies $i 00 sweaters red .. white Child's 50c sweaters, sizes a k9v Of Staples Calico, American .......... and 15c and ,S5c .Dress Goods and Silkr Dress Goods Imported ratine suitings, 42-i- n wide, very newest material for suits and skirts, $1.50 val. . &($ Imported satin striped cashmere. $1.50 Value, black, navy, AA gray, purple Fine black panama, 50-wide, $1.50 quality.... $1.00 blue chevron suiting, 42-i- n wide $1.00 navy all wool taffe- "ypj ta, 42-iwide . O AH wool herringbone-serge75c value, all colors nOQ $1.25 brown repp suitAA ing, 45-i- n wide $1.00 gray mohair suiting, 38-iwide 42-i- n check mohair suiting, 38-i- n : wide 3i to 35. - Mr ' $5,00 yalues for. . . , $7.50 values for $10. 00 values 25c Fancy Mercerized Repps., in ' Jacquard and Block designs 4 g? Bis; Range of colors Big lot of wide, both 4 A canes, 36-iI light and dark All our new Fall Ginghams in this sale. Red Seals and 12 44 Toilets 10c Amoskeags and Util- Clt n. our best 12 Ov Per Prints Quilt lining or Wall Canvas, yd ' wide, best grade Pure Indigo Dye Apron Checks Boston L. L. Brown Sheeting, yard wide i Cora Bleach, Domestic, free .26 and'28 3$c Child's $1.50 sweaters, white navy and red, sizes 28 to 34 9te KIMONAS 50c Percale Dressing Sacques, blue only 33c 50c Flannelette, Sacques 29c 75c Heavy Fleeced Dressing Sacques 49o $1.00 Best Duckling Fleeced Short Kimonas S9c $1.00 Long Flannelette Kimonas AA 2.50 3.75 .....5.00 for... 9CI Odd Coats and Vests Fifty coals arid vests from suits worth from $10.00 to $20.00, sizes 32 to 36, fancy all wool cassimeres, some splendid values at Hhe redicu-lousl- y low price i of choice Silks Navy Blue and Gold Brown Rough silk, 28 inches wide, 75 i-- 2c m Mb C l-- 2c from start Advertiser A A. Bleach, tic, our standard SEC Al JOl Domes- - A n , ,f B?Q ities 9v AA 15c 32in. Gingnams I C,lO Men's Shirts dozen Excello fine for men, pleated and plain Shirtr ne61igee, equal quantity for $1.50 and $2 grades, sizes 14 to 15 also three dozen Manhattan White shirts, detached cuffs, Choice Twenty-fiv- e 1-- :..... 19c cut.'...' $1 50 Long Kimonas, very full $1.29 ayg value.. B3g y J , ( 25c quality Dark Plaid 1 Dress Goods 15c Shirting Percales, very fine' quality, 100' square . count -I 25c Bordered Sateens, for Kimonas and House 4A IU Dresses Lot of 25c Soiesettes, lights if J? and darks IO Outings, light and 6 ? darks .53 7 2 Outings, lights and A1 darks 10c Outings, light and At darks Big assortment of 15c fine fleeced Flannelettes and Kimona 4A Goods I Ek IOv n 2, .... 41 h2v ivO QO Children's Wash Dresses Amoskeag Ginghams, well made, 49c ages 2 to 6 Good Percals and Chambrays, 59c ages 2 to 6 Dresses, Hyde Grade Gelatea 89c ages 2 to 6 Galatea Dresses, embroidered front and trimmed, ages 8 to 14 91c to $2.51 Splendid all wool Serge dresses, beautiful new models, ages 8 to 14 $3.51 to $7.51 -- l-- 2c 1-- .02 II These prices are for cash. Goods charged at t mohair, heavyweight, 50c value, new goods 50c tan plaid suitings, 42-i- n 36-i- n AQ vv wide Persian Drapery Silk, 27 in. mm wide, 3 patterns, 50c YaluelO Fancy Jacquard Alseds Silks, plain Marquisettes and Islam Crepes, worth 50c and 35c yard. Big range of colors for both street and evening wear ' All $1.00 Foulard , Big assortment all woolen remnants at less than half price. .) ;..:...75 -- ap All 85c and 75c Foulard Odd Pants One hundred pairs of fine all wool cassimere pants,; worth from $2.50 to $5. 00.... .3 regular pri- - 4 I .OU "f Black Suits Young men's black cassimere suits, strictly all wool, both singfe and Black Taffeta, Dulin's $1 25 Special, yam wide -$1.00 Black Taffeta, 35-iwide m Black Taffeta, 35-iwide, an 85c value, special bargain for this sale, n. n. Very Speoial Prices on Silk Shirts Waist Patterns, See She. ...63 fte .?9 ye 0 ea .0J ' r ,. ., ,1 -- T-' n 1 jsiWJ 'u1'1 n t yAi r, t f , ;. ' nimwi riwMMlnKMPA jh urtBttlr'' "t " Jw 'g

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