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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r TUESDAY " H k. i tt, "jJfcr!rjTMEBB8H JJBtva-srs- . jv H B TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR (T BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE YEAR EARUNGTON, FRIDAY TWENTY-SECON- D HOPKINS COUNTY, KY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911 No. No. 45 48 49 50 51 52 54 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 68 70 No. 30 GREATER KENTUCKY the (subjects of Rood CONVENTION roadB by Harry A. Sommers, of Elizabothtown; "Rural Schools, Pant, Present and Future," by Prof, Matters of Great Importance to T. L Coates, of Richmond, Supervisor of the State rural schools ; the State to be Exploited at "What Women Want for r by Mrs. T. J. Smith, of Big Meeting. Richmond, President of the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs. Richmond; Ken-tucky," tuoky," John M. Atherton, of Louisville; The Greatest Need iu Old Kentucky," by J. A. Sharon, of School Notes YOUNGER SET No. '. ....' .,.., : ' 2,000 2,000 6,833 2,800 242,865 2,860 6,005 9,808 2,090 PUTS ONE OVER Ab well almoBt kill a man as kill a good book; who kills a man, kills St. Charles City Ticket Defeated a reasonable creature, God's image; by Young Men's Ticket No. but ho who destroys a good book, reason itself. Mtltott. kills No. The sixth grade has just, passed a CAME AS SURPRISE TO MANY No. No. No. No. No. No. ..r .".... Saved! refused to be operated on, the morning I heard about Cardui," writes Mrs. Elmer Sickler, of Terre Haute, Ind. "I tried Cardui, and it helped me greatly. Now, I do my own washing and Ironing." MI ii lT 1 lev Rj. jL' 6,889 geography and will now in a few MMM The result of Tuesday's election No. 2,000 AND COUNTY JUDGE days take up complete geography. for town came 8.945 splendid surprise to many Mortons Gap News This grade has done tbo first inwork as quite aofficers at St. Charles,of the No. this lino and is No. the Older citizena. in 2,000 Bchool to ever enter Into the study Hopkins County Represented on Ad' 8.768 t.. ........ ...... To Bay the young fellows put one No. of complote geography before reachover is about all there is to tell right No. 2,000 vlsory Committee Reduced Rail ing seventh grade. no one seems to understand No. now, 112,051 Have not been absent or tardy just for Mrs. Roy Jones left Monday for road Rates. how the deal was pulled No.. 71 81,581 111., for an extended during month: Johnsontown, through. Sixth Grade 19,860 EC3 visit. Some say the "dark horses" for No. 72 Thelma King the now ticket were slated and defi- No. 73 The "Qreator Kentucky Conven. Georgo Stokes fit Hod his regular Hazel Ash by 23.508 Mary Martin tion" heretofore Announced In The appointment at White Plains Sun- Charlie Barnett -Monnite plans completed aB late 2,000 Take RoBBie Barnett Lacie Martin day night or better still. as the No. 75 .' Bee will be held at Loufsvlllo next day. In 118.C00 Anna B. Corey Laura Parker "wee" hours of Tuesday morn', but No. 76 week, Nov. 18 ID and big things are . of Miss Bessie Ethel Peyton as yet no motion pictures have been No. 77 2)000 expected to result In tho way of gen- liftB been the Lovan, of Nortonville, Lena Davis guest eral bottormont iu various Matters Lovan for a few days. Misa Susan Jlmmio D. Emberton produced to enlighten the wondering No. 78 2,000 Edith Patterson public just how the drill was carried No. 79 of great importanco to tho people of .' Tho Woman's 188.067 Mibs JefTLaffoon wns in Madlsou-vill- o Alleen Fox Emma Vinson through which proved to be such a Itontucky, No. 80 Monday. John Fenwlck Isabel Wilson land tilde. .'..."..... 3,891 Senator R. M.Salmon aud PaulM. Cardul is a mild, tonic Dorothy Willis Moore represent Hopkins county as 73,516 "Unole" George Carrier 1b on the Sam Grace While it Is quite unusual for a No. 81, Anna West remedy, purely vegetable, members of tho "Advisory Commit- sick list this week. town to have a council su young, yet No. 83 .".. 69,082 tee" for this Greater Kentucky Seventh Grade he public seem to be satisfied and No. 84 R. V. Todd and daughter Ruby and acts in a natural man-ner2,000 Convontion. Herman Boyd aro looKing rorward ior many No. 85 were ....". 2,000 nampd F. B. ping. in Madlaonvtlle Mutioav shopthe delicate, womanMayor Bout land has Herbert Brinkley changes to take place for the betterArnold. F. D. Rash. Geo. C. Atkin 118 266 Beatrice Delauey ment of .the town whon the new No. 88 ly constitution, building Dr. Boy Robinson, of Hopkins- son, D. M. EvatiB and J. R. RaBh as ville, spent Tuesday with his Janle Foard board takes charge. No. 90 72,183 up strength, and toning up delegates to ropreBOUt Earlington at Catherine Fenwick No. 91 2,000 tbis'conygntion. Flora Lipscomb the nerves. In the past 50 22,217 Harrold Toombs, of Earlington, . County JudKO Bradley ban named 'Malcom Stokes Following is of No. 92 years, Cardui has helped No. 93 LoRUie Jagoe, Squire Tapn, John was in town Sunday. Hey Sharp 8,852 MIbb JoukiriB Hampton is visiting Cox, Ernest Newton and Wiley P. Carl Umstead No. 94 ..: 61,605 more than amillion women. Automobile Contest- No. S5 Hopgood delegates from Hopkins in Crofton. ' , Thelma Patterson 16.787 You are urged to try it, county. Myrtle Wilson Marlon Lovan and family spent No. 96 2,000 Mayor Gatlln has named W. D. several days In White City visiting Irene Wilson ants Date because we are sure that No." 97 Coil, Leo Gibson, S. W. Schruetzer, relatives. 4,962 Leua Wicka It will do you good. as Hop Holeman aud C. C. Plvons GladyB Walker No. 1 274,898 No. "98 106.583 J. B. the littlo son of Mr. aud Mr. delegate from Madlsoiivllle. At all Arif atwrtf. 99 291,832 No. Harvey ThoinaB. is on the sick list Bessie Cojlo, of the Junior Class, No. 3 2,000 Reducod railroad rates of ono fare is absent this week on account of No. 5 8,932 No. 100 2,000 for tho round trip pins 25 cents have this week. Leonard Sisk left lant Thursday IllneBS. 7 No. been granted from points in Ken6,829 No. 101 2,000 Miss Goldle Weir, Eighth grade for Louisvillo where ho will enter tucky for the occasion. 9 No. 258,171 No. 102 106.668 and High Sohool teacher, spent the Owing to tho tremendous interest school. No. 11 179,172 No. 103 2,000 takon In tho forthcoming meeting Will Franklin and family, of wepk end in Mortons Gap. 8,127 No 104 MisseB Sue Mike Willis and Buby No. 14 2,000 BARGAIN DAY many requests for considera- Providence, have been the guest of and SUk, second and fourth grade teach- No. 18 tion of subjects of vital Interest to Mr. and Mrs. Jell Laffoon. 2,499 No. 105 2,000 ers, were in Madisonville Wednes- ,No. 19 Kentucky's development, the pro2,000 5,933 No. 106 Frank Cain FOR' THE BEE gramme grow too long to be comple- ding school in who has been atten- day night attending the meeting of No. 20 Lexington, Is at home the M. E, Church South. 2,000 4G29 No. 107 In two short days. Consequent- for a lew days. ted 2,000 50.4G7 No. 108 ly tho first session will bo held Moi -The attendance of Fourth grade No. 24 Luther Bronn, day evening, November 13, instead Moud.iy night In of Crofton, spent today 1b a 100 2,000 Every Saturday From Now UnfiC t. 2,000 No. 10D first lime No. 25 town. lOfTuebduv morning, November 14 since tbo third day of school. No. 28 2,000 46,320 No. 110 L'.iniie Herd, ol Nortonville, was fAll BcsslonB will be bold in the the End of Auto ConThe latest "School Century" has No. 30 71,181 8,165 No. Ill In town Sunday. Stelbanh Auditirium. Particular an Interesting article on the Im- No.. 33 . . . .' 2,000 84,450 No. 112 1 bu test The Bee stress duritm the convention wi Cluence Littlepnue. of Wnite provement of the schools of Porto edu- Plains, 2,000 No. 113 18,629 Il'l on subjects pertaining toroad, Sunday. made bjs regul-i- trip here Rico. At the time of tho American No. 36 cational development, good 2)000 .' ,. 2,000 No. 114 , occupation, there were 20 000 child- No. 37 WILL GIVE NINE THOUSAND VOTES revision of our tax laws und ngrlcil-tura- l An ly Hnlloumu and son Harri- ren In school ; while this last year No. 38 2,000 5,000 No. More than son were iu iowji Tuesday, impiovt inents 145,000 in the schools. Tho No.' 39 found 2,000 : 2,000 No. 116 . . .'..'., half of tho mi mbers of tho KenevTno Bee has Mitres Rena Mae curriculum is the same as our own, No. 40'.',...' 7. 2,000 No. 117 tucky Ge;n rai Assombly will bo Kington, Halite - mak.t: .: .:..". . . 13,971 ery Saturday decided to make arid a bargain day Leona Kluu'ton aud Ada with the addition ol English,present. . r 2000 31,652 XNO J. J. O ing the Moie aie plnoiid on the honor roll Spanishchildren equ?ll proflciont in No. 41 from now until tho entlof the Tho presiding officers at tho va- by receiving . 85,519 2,000 No.aiV.Y.Vi.V..?. tho highest grado in ground nnd English. The "Play- No. 42 rious sosHlonB will be Gov. Will6nn the automobile contoBt wlll,give Movement" 'has an excel. . 2,000 school exHiniuntlon. No. n20 and the Governor-- i lot, Sonators T. for every new 8Ub8orlbe,5"nnd lent start iu Porto Bico, o nnn No? 121 W. O, Briidley, Mr H. Payntcr and 6,000'for every, renewal BeourccPon - There. is a very marked improve- George H. Cox, of 0.venfiboro, ' mul No. 122 .I?I. tXJ00 f MUSIC STUDY CLUB to wintbo metit in the music, in the whole Mr. J. W. Port or. ol Lexington. m J8 my, onnn Saturday. ,No 123 school. The grades are rapidly imly The Monday oveiilog prourauuno $1,600 auto get busy for , tho No. 124 Met in Prof. Loving Studio at the Home proving in their sight reading and, will include an iddiehs on tho L Beef -4 . alfo, in tlie quality of their work. No. 125 . -e" prpvontion by Charles F im 2.000 at At wm.jA of Miss Ruby Sick Nov. 9th. Each' class has,' one lesson each Huhlelu, or LonUvllle, which, if JWfiR.fifff.r?..! 2&00 or No. 126 hJ t tjtt vvnnwtm ' week under Miss Wler, followed by hooded generally;, wlllsave'the Stato' 2,000 No. 127 oue-haits flr wasre; an addiess on 1 Readlmr-r"Iiire?"Beetboren," dally repetition by the teacher. .SERIOUSLY ILE . wmi "v 47,657, No. 100 "Agricultural Eitoiihton Work of Iietie Co,l. 5J. ? The writing in tho eighth grade is 129jjf$ $ 1 ,.2,000 No. Stato UnivorBitinR" by Prof. K. L Piano Duet Sarah, and' Tom making rapid Improvement under Has Stroke of Paratisys While Working ' Hatch, of iho Uuiv,trslly of Wis- Fpatjhpriifon. 2,000 ;no. 130 ,. ., the Instruction of Miss Sislr. The consin. Refrf Bhments. Piano Solo Rprtha Vatiglitv 2,000 on Roof of House class Is preserving its first lesBon . ,No. 131 r. Other subjects to be dtscussod bePiano Slo Fiiirouuu Brown. !. 9nm? 2,000 that It may be compared with their J, No. 132? 'A' LW Vi 'jA ' "J """J. sides the Monday evening proSolo Itna Pno Si ! i Artie May Lavender. last one at the end of the school W.'Q.iPilkinirton a well known gramme will, be "Rurtil Schools in No. 133 - .1 re. m . . .. . . . r 2,000 Piano WhltfMd. year. They have-aexcellent ex2,000 carpenter of thlB city Buffered? VochI Scl't Irene O ivlts Relation to Rural Uplift," by PresiNo. 134 ..jfc hibition of their exercises now on of paralisys while working-odent Frod Mutohler, of the Western Piano So'o Grace Martin. 2,000 display in their room. No. 135 the roof of a two story bouso hear Kentucky Normal School, Bowling Piano Si lo Sarah FeatherBton. " 2000 Heola, Tuesday and only Mb presThe appeart nee of Billy Goat In No. 136 Green; "Health CoudltlonB and tl.o Duet Nelson McCreary and First grade Thursdaya morning crea; 160,818 ence of mind saved him from fallNo. 137 Conservat on of Lives of tho People Mr. Lovintr. ted as much fun aa surprise among ". of Kontui ky," by Bernard Flexner, No. 138 .'. . 2,150 ing off aud possibly sustaining serPlno Solo Margret Dudley. was remoyed. .to-hit meeting with Miss Margret this jo ly crowd of Utile boyB and of Louisville; "Ways and Means 'o .'. 85,642 ious Injury. He No. 139 glrle. homo a? Boon as possible and Improve School Conditions in Ken- - Atkii son Nuv. lGih. ' Itc visit suggests the following: 2,000 given medical attention. His conHo. 140 "Mary had a little goat, Its fleece 38,278 dition has gradually grown wor'io ,No. 141 was not white as snow. Everywhere 2,000 and is considered critical. No. 142 lary went, the Billy Goat was sure Something nice and use5,452 No. 143 to go. ful for the baby, One 2,000 New Train Will go on Between Eyaru No. 144 Education Is the only interest . 85,502 worthy-thville and HopklnsvilleTrain MakdL deep controlling anxiety simple motion changes ' of the thoughtful man. 2,000 . No. 146 First Trip on Sunday Novem- this cosy rocker to a safe Mrs. S. A. Halo and Mrs. J. H No. 147 .".....". 2,000 ber 26th and comfortable table Beynolds, from the country, were 2,000 No. 148 ....-.-. pleasant visitors in first and second Trains No, 90 and 91 will bo put? of solid Made chair. 34,948 No. 149 grades Tuesday. on between Evansville and oak finished golden. 2,000 No. 150 ...... .$ ... . '.' Sunday Nov, 26, to acEarlington school children are the .' 2,000 commodate local traffic This train No. 151 '.'.'.'. .7. happiest people in town. The school bull ling la large ana comfortable, 2,000 will be known as the ".Little Dlxie,r No. 152 the teachers are progressive and 2,000 and will be run on abont tho . ..'.'. .4V No. 153 as last year. The "Dixie very wldo awako. A great work is &M$sty 18.291 p No. 154- .....'....;;....'.... being done. Fijer" will not be run around 2,000 No. 155 ..'...."..'...'. as was rumored several days-since- . Fathers and mothers, are your : . 2,000 No. 156 children iu sohool? If pot, why not? 40,515 No. 157" Encouragement 1b a flue stimulant Mrs. Oglsby of White Plains Dead for school children. Get the habit 2,000 No. 158 Mre, Francos Oglsby, of White of speaking kindly to them. Boost 2,000 No. 159 Plains, 67 yoarB old, diod Tueajday and knock not. 2,000 from a paralytic stroKe. She twa& No. 160 Earlington boys and girls do not 2.0Q0 one of the beBt known women, In No. 161 have to be "made" to go to. Bchool. 2,000 the White Plains country and 'No. 162 So eager are they to be in on time by a bubband aud'isix. 2,000 'No. 163 scores are ready for opening of dopr 221,812 children. No. 164 at 8:15 and 12:45. ay Funerfil services were Hold 117,107 No. 166 "Visit the sohool often and see afternoon at the Ogletly what is really being done. If you No other aid to th Housewife J (Continued onJPage 2.) school house. are pleaeed don'c be so shy about distelling the teachers bo. If you is so great, no other agent so . Wewan"t you to see our like the wy they do things put making useful and certain in yourself in their places. . (? t. big showing of over a First gra.de is anxiously looking delicious, wholesome foods hundred styles and patforward to Friday which is "Tag You Can Always Spend an Hour of Real Pleasure at Day" for nil whose behavior is externs of rockers and dincellent. The tags are rod cardboard ou which is printed tho word "Good" ing room chairs. The newThiB grade is full of energy and a more spirited set of more than sixty est things in all the standr" r-- DELEGATES APPOINTED BY MAYOR satisfactory examination on primary 2,000 2,000 No. CARDUI Tonic on it .v ...: Standing to .....' ......' - x per-cen- ...., r I -- Sn-op- ...... 0,000-vote- s t t oMt-Jpctofl- .. ...$: isi--- Sefhi-Week- . 1 ft M t lf of - V - i n N-x- This is a Great Chair For Baby n ...... e No."-14- 5 ......".,...:..... ,'. Hop-kinevl- lle BALING POWDE Absolutely Par faino-iohedul- e - the-loo- Makes Home Baking Easy. AV,ed-nesd- The only Balding Powder made from Ihe PRINCESS for Trains i ' doesn't exlBt. Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Ate Aimm ard woods and finishes. While Waiting in Madisonville .III Good Position. Mo Uimm DRAUGHQN'S courses of institution and facilities for scouring positions are more strongly indorsed by business men than those of any other business college. For catalogue, address Draughon's Practical, Busi-- ! ness College, Nashville, Tens. , O'Bryan, lltley & Go. INCORPORATED New pictures changed daily - Pay them a visit ' Houee runusrnag and U3crtakig rN Special Matinees Saturdays.. Musi6 by Orchestra - y- - ti-v .UJWW"!"" TJ yj.,. "aBFsf' " 'lEZlaS IF M. "'XVBlv WfT - l t g l 1 vCkflV MMlM Vv A ttMMMMMIIIIlim : " ' ' ' r - ' ffiiP ate PAUL M. MOORE. AND . . S,,bcnpnon Year Six months Three months One Rs flft) 60 " . 'J t v' 4 ,. qv' i -j '' w; i t' ' gfrnffHKwrwHrfnvfr ' i M . i i " WW - ''wo.i-m- . tiii,." w tfr T rmpi ffW,. C. .; HORTON 1L- EDITOR AND PUBLISHER $80CIATE ..... . 25. 5 MADISONVILLE, KY. W 'Wfr M Jm m ur J j. e. fXWoktt BUSINESS EOITOB Slnglo copies...-- MANAGER Memherof Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers Lekgue Specimen copieB mailed free j Correspond j dn application; In all parts of the enta" Granted county. Address us for r Mr ATM m -- jJB Funeral Director and EmLalmer . jr ' , i i i r truncK Office in Motion's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, Maiimioa flium' sonmle, Kentucky, rnone no. "" '" Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. t i a: Resiored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound JS coat, Wednesday Nov. 15th, 000 voyago of life. bonus votes. NOW Is tho time to Mrs. Llllio Cavanaugb, who has make your count for the Auto and been very sick, is Improving Biowly. Public invited. services. premium offered for Deo. the 81. DenniB Johnson got his fluger BAKNES COWAND & Co. Get the habit of coming to the maBhed intho mines last week. Tie man who whispers dbwn'a (Incorporated.) branch office of tho '" Bunk Marshal got his foot mashod Well on the railroad last week. Ho is Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, Itjout the things he has to sell getting along nicely now. A Texas Wonder when you want engraved cards, emWili never reap a crop of dollars Many of our people wont to bossed letterheads, dance tioketa or The Texas Wonder cures to tho baptizing Sunday. Like he who climbs a tree and and and cures diabetes, weak andkidney programs. We have the best lame "hollers." Rev. EvanB will have his baptizyou on prices. irregulet us figure with backs, rheumatism, and all remov- ing next Suuday at 12 o'clook. larities of Ailben Davis, Manager. ing gravel, bladder troubles, bladder There will be a corner stone laid the kidneys and Rev. S. M. Bernard and wife re- in bbtb men and women. Regulates at the Forost Chapel Church, Morr cently enjoyed a visit to Louisville bladder troubles In children. If not tons Gap, at 12 o'clook next Sunday. where the. minister joined In wed-lpc- k sold by your druggists will' be sent Rev. P. D. Gordon returned from One he has Notes his In Broadway Christian tochurch by mail on receipt of $1.00. treat- Henderson where for Rev. been conMiss small bottle Is two months' Madisonville only oo'thor Harry ducting a revival Sbanklln. Minnie ThomaB, of that city. ment and fieldom fails to perfect a He reports a great sucooss. cure. Send for testimonials from The following are on the .sick list Following is Startdlng of Auto- Ky. and other statoB. Dr. E. W. this week. Tom Clark and wlfo Hall 2926 Olive streot, St. Louis, John Kirk, Alonzo Pomdoxter, EthMn; Olaronce Morton, of Chicago, Mo. Sold by druggistB.S mobile Contestants to Date. el Phillips, Will Morrison and Robt. wastbs' guest ofMra.; Lounle Tapp in this city Wednesday. Atkins. (Contlnu ed from Page 1.; Services at the M. E. Church Tho commute for the Parents and Mr- - and Mrs. Hobs Jones left 128,159 South Sunday at 11 a. m. by tho Teachers Association Is busy Beorlng No. 167 Wednesday for Atlanta Qa. 114l,2Sl pastor. Subject, "Christ's Third Aphomes, for the the, teachers who will No. 168 pearance to the Apostles after His visit our city durlratr the session of Don't forget th6 ' 90,800 No. 171 No services' In. tho tho Second CongresslonaPDIstriot Resurrection." Bcebas a branch office 181,710 evening on. account of revivaLat the of Teachers Association which conpeople In Morton's" forni-jmi- q No. 172 .285,318 Christian church. Sudday School venes here December I and 2. The yoa waijt advertis- No. 173 Store. If 2,800 at;0:80 a.,m. Thp, Sunday. ahool union choir under tho direction of ing pr job work orw'sh to jSabscrlbo No. 174 has a healthy growth. Come and Mrs. Bel), is preparing fine music 267,91)1 o. 175 Join us "Vo wlH do thee good." Jer the paper, call up number . for the Teaohers Association. 801,288 No. 170 ..,....'.:...'.: W. J. Bailey, of Madisonville, was AiiBktf DAvrB, 'iSfadkgor Tho moving picture show entitled 8,881 in tqwn Wednesday on business., 177 sflo No. ,Mrs. J.'&a'rreco of jiashVilfe, Mjtq. No. 178 19,652 .... ike Hart, of "HbpklnBVl'lle, was In "The Lifetof the Master" glvon by Prof. Waters, of Nashville, Tenu., lias been the goost ofberj sister the city yesterday. 8,8 :... wbb grand, It was in tvory way returned home Nd. 179 3L..,H.m.Holomau Mrs. Kate Withers spent yester- high class and lnstruotlvo. 15.05! NO. 181 Weaaesday. 16.864 day in Madisonville visiting frionds. The local committee Mrs. Press Ross spent Thursday No 1B2 : Mrs. Max Priest spent Wednes- the "Old Log Cabin" working for 13d,S99 183 on election No. in ilortonB Gap with friends. dav deserves much praise for its ef .. 132.220 day Jn, Madisonville shopping. 185 Wo make a spdalaltf off doing two No. carry, the state lor the grand Mesdam.es N, E, McKinnon.and 90,034 Walter Daves spent Wednesdayjn forts to 188 old Republican, party. and throe color work. If you want No. 187 137,440 Madisonville shopping. Don't forget to trade with tho elaissyljqb'workthat will give satis- No. 1'88 MIbb Addle Adcock.of Madisonville 8,000 No. faction Bee bur samples and get waa in town Wednosday visiting Booster club and savo your coupons 1'8D 7,084 for your favorite in the' Auto con relatives, . prices at the Madlsonvlllo Branch No. test, turn your coupons in every 12,654 190 Claude McKinsey, of Madisonville Office in Morton's Furniture Store. No. 40,660 was in town Wednesday on busi- month or they will not be counted. No. 191 AiLehn Davis, Manager. Mrsj Sabra Duncan is also on the ' 109,051 ness 192 Forest My'eraV of this olty, was in No. Claude Harris, of Madisonville, sick list this week waa, in town Wednesday on busiEarlington, yesterday. ness. 5,000 Votw Wednesday. Nov, l$th the Christian Church Sunday At Mr. arid Mi's, T. B. Fp'Bter, of Wn will crivo lor each cash Dur NaBhvIlle, are morning Ravv 8. M, Bernard will in town this week the Iroach on "Eli'jah'a'experrehoe un- ohaso for each Man and Boy suit or guest of the Lavender family. der tho Juniper Tree." No evening qyqrcoat Eadfes and' Misses suit or .Qlaude Rogers, ,H,ickman Campr i.. ' -bell, Rbbt. Merribew, and, .Claude li.t fal...., i , , '! " fit j 'IT ' i Mitchell, who have be'e'd Working on the Memphis line have returned and gOrie to work on the Henderson Di' vision. Guy Forrester who has been vising in Owensboro and Hartford bas returned home. ' v Omer Wvatt and Gilbert Loqg were In 'Hadfaohville Wednesday night. .,;.. I, t Semi-Weekly Mad-8onvllle . i Telephone 47 MHIMMI ,.... . Friday, November 10, 1911 ... '" Boml-Week- ly .......... .... A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least try a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, is, it t would almost seem, to blame Read what this woman gays: for her own wretchedness Richmond, Mo. " Whon my second daughter "ntes eighteen months old I was pronounced a hopeless invalid. by specialists I had a sovoro case I hnd a consultation of doctors and they snidliftd sinking1 spells, of ulceration. I was in bod. for ten weeks; and was pronounced to bo in a dangerous condition. My father insisted that wo try Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and brought mo six bottles. I soon befran to improve, and it had all beon taken ,1 was as well and strong as ever, ay frionds hnrdly recognized mo so ifroat was the change." Mrs. Woodson Branstcttcr, Richmond, Mo. There are literally hundreds of thousands of women fn the United States who have been benefited by this famous old remedy, which was produced from roots arid herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering. Read what another woman says: Jonoshoro, Texas. if I have used Lydia B.Plnkham's VegetaV bio Compound for myself ,and daughter, and consider it user quailed for all femalo diseases. I would not be withoutit for anything, I wish, every mother in America could bo persuaded to use it as there wpiriu bo less suffering among our sex then. to speak a of I am always' gladCompound, wordyou praise for Lydia E. Pinkaro at liberty to mse this and ham's Vegetable testimonial." Mrs. James T. Lawrence, Jonesboro, Texas Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we publish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help these women it will help any other woman who is suffering b-fo- ro - wi a ( .... from the same trouble ? For SO years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound baa ibeea the standard remedy for .female ills. No sick woman does justice to herself who will not try this famous medicine. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, aad has thousands of euros to its credit. If the slightest 'trouble appears which you do not understand, write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., for her advice it hi free and always helpful. bK IPF NlSfeft NECKWEAR , . ," .s ) y--j I ' f f LAST CALL ' ! 4 f: B oil m -- Mrs. Llllio Dean and children loft Tuesday evening for some place in Indiana. Bro "Win. Johnson and father, of EvanBvIllo, are visiting in the city. 'Miss Liz lie Hart is visiting In Hopklnsvllie. Jolin Kirk, who Is vory gslck, has been moved to the h.PBpl$al where he may have the proper ationtiou. Z. D. Haywood who was In the hospital for. several, weeks., suffering from a broken rlb,.aleg,'aud several bruises,.. which be receiver in the .. J i II L JJM . . U'l4 tf her husband. Rov. Carrlngton will be out of the city one or two weoks conducting reqivals at other points. Mrs. Bello Kirk has returned from EvatiBvlIIrf where she wont to have her eyes treated by a specialist, mine was out on tho streot Tnosday. Mrs. Martha Davis Is slowly recovering from an Illness of two or three weeks. Mr?. Oscar BaBB and children who have been living in Nashville Tenn. has returned to Earlington to join C0LO1XD OOLTJIDr. T FOR TAXES r I I I f . '" ' I, 6f 0H6, pfiiiy" deputies, will be at the fallowing places at the following tittle tbr the purpose of giving the tajJadrs1 ah 6pj5ortanity to pay their taxes, fhb fc the last call that will be niade to the various precincts. It is highly important that the taxpayers meet; these appointments prepared to pay their taxes, as it will save penalty and costs. She reports Jan JexqUeiBt viBit to her friends anjl, relate vd Prof, and Mi, Bbjl&ote in Slaugi-tervtll- e That question will bo asked you almost dally by business men seeking1 your Sunday visiting Mrs. Couch services," you qualify take the Draughon Training and show ambition to tise, Little Mattle May Radford, the Mori BANKERS indorse DRAUGHON'S Colleges than indorse all other busiblind danuhter of John RadYordk. ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 States. International reputation. through the efforts- - "pt Kkyl J. R. iwi Evans, was aomilfed id .the Jjliud .wt iiav ityle tha,t lll, dimui yoa aaxllUrr bnachti, Good POSITIONS 6UAKAKTEKD wits peenbJ cowliOsM. school, at Louisville. She entered vwry Wiiw you tie them. Oat a nfew one BMkk)pf. Bookkeepers all over Hum Sttriy. TAousattds.ot bankcath- iasc xuepay moraigg , j to teitch your aU)L tho United States say that Draughon's iers, bookkeepers t and stenographers are Gedrgo. S'PP Ophelia Now5ystem of Bookkeeping saves them holding good positions a the result of Radford wore united fn the Hojy from 25 to 40 per cent In work and worry. taking Draughon's Home Study. fe? Matrlmodey last Monday last CATALOGUE. For prices on lessens SkMikaad. Practically all U. S. offiR'av.'Evans offlclatlnir. cial court reporters write tho System of BY MAIL, write Jno. F. Draughon, We Wish them much Joy on their Earlington, Kentucky Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville Tenn. Yotfree eat- Whyr Because they know It Is the qest. alogue on course AT COLLEGE, write m . Law-VK- Jucy Tamtfde returned from Columba,Tean.ast' Tuesday night. Mrs. V 4, " v t 1 nMm YOtJ KK WANT a Better TOBf aV ?hft.ill Mon-dayfMleh- 't; Cahsler Maloney i(f H M fcv.toaffMt.lwaK .. , t 't t A l'i DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE NadavUle or MempaU er KtojacvBl, T.bh., or Paducak, KikWHt'rW, tsa Ia7 ' I h W i 4 n White City, Monday, Nov. 13, p. m. '" 'i.4ja. m. Mariitou, Tuesday, . s i m warn . . Mmm im&iwimam m jfw ' .JO'C Pff i WsKJm n&m r--i ' I A 4 Vfi He Would Have tt "i H Crabtree, Wednesday, '" " St. Charles, '" Mortons Gap,Thursday, " u Nortohville, Friday, 15, a. 15, m. p. m. 16 17, The Handy Heater 'KrEctioi IHKIUM r T- -- HierKiCfcn Cabinet in Two 0 JJIU'.IVAHU. hf p.. m. 't ' I 1 Cos: Stotte, tt rli?,;p. m. White 'Plains, Saturday, " Hanson, Earlington, Monday, tf8 f18 20 i rNNMfWH bettraorj qwekett with Yaii often need some heht ioi eudy Fall, when y6u Kave not yet starrea in nimace. fn VWcVfWoartof thn rvMUA vou Want it vou ciri ink it i '! probably PerrtcsJon Smokc Oil bUtfm. u caavekwheryoupfeMl. TV Pfjc,SfttK jaort retU healer on die Market, aadyov Have you ever mentioned the Hoosler to nfm or explained ' wny you oiten reel bo tired when be gets home at nignt. Take him Into the kitonen and.show bim howaoslerwoud navo suor uiHt wbxkibk irtmwor iowjo parity u uuk auu from taBle- to cupboard and back, over and over again. , pantry and, Show him how the Hoosler combines work-tablcupboard, and really doeB'"s"a;e 'miles of steps for tired feet. . 1 ArJJSV9rDoewai MHtHUVO,- - iwki soon pays tor iimou iw e, Hehaairctartn'wWfeie' oAn'sIt time andwork and at.hls steps, njiIuyhesjjIc'e.fosayJnB: I J. fl. Stanley, S.H. C. mrU rijr t.. imwwww in r II H We will be glad to explain Its many, many conveniences whether you are ready to bny or not. , ii' ii iti ii in nil f Ueom wjiJ, AH ftu dy oUUcd. DAmpr &. CM Uwfe, SUndard'Oil Corripamy (iMMitMtM) ' Ffti feste C. Ff Tl : lORTON fLi m m m mt, "B. m mfrZtm m.- Hi - mssM&pzmm 'M-I fT..mt j. i ..r Aigi savpni m itx-w- r - - '. tt i: v V ". Sf', " a H L, OUT : if l 3 X ,3JJ.VMOeiQ ;'' .rr.-- r A ffV i' (mpie t v. Tamil t - :v H KS. Tuesday nlftht artor an extended visit with relatives and frienda in Evansvllle, Princeton, Boonovlllo Indlanopolls, Ind. Get in the Automobile contest. Send ip your name and we will start you with 2,000 complimentary voteF. You can win this handsome 5 passenger Howard Ifturinfc car if you try. - Watartes repaired, "adjusted aod timed, at prices to please. O. I. Tbujsmpy, At Whltford'a Store. A party of Earlington young people went to MadlBonvilte la a wagonette Wednesday night to hear Rov. Bud Robinson who ib carrying on a protracted meeting at the Tabernacle. will HoBtler "V' T. Drake eteppod on a Our frienda Bean be glad to learn been 111 lamp of ooal. while getting off his that MIbb Dottyphoidwho haslarapld-l- y fever engine at the tipple Wednesday bo long with improving and will soon be able night and apralnod his ankle. to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Brown, who Lost Somewhere between Mrs. have boon visiting In Toronto, Canada, are spondlng afow days lp t'io Rodger's residence and Mrs. Coyl's city and Heola with ber mother and or Mrs. Coyl's and the postofllce SatBister. Thoy will return to their homo in New Orleans in a fow days. urday afternoon, one black folding 'Don't fall to roturn your votes pockotbook with a ten dollar bill In Wednesday afternoon, notlator than It. Will pay reward for return to Bee ofllce. T. A. Stokes. 5 o'clock. . Mkrv.Ar.avAr. MH. - tTL,"-'w- ' ' "v i nf TCvunnvllta. -'r xna wicn ner moti er Mrs. Elofl, and then loft ifor DalJRB, Texaej tu join her hUBband who has accepted a position In the BufWy otory the'ro. ,, Miss fcjusan Egltjff arrly.od home' A . t.. Street ConVjtpner Wood isav- - .vRev. Geo. 0. Abblt, of Hopkins-yiUwh- o has been ill of appendlojl-4tl- s maa.--) across me pig a now c cutter In frontier, the PeopleB Bank. and has been unable to fill Ijm MIbb RubfiK&llSue Mike WilKa, appointments here for the past thrp. Pansy RulatfcuLee Sisk aiidJK8 moatna, win preaon at cue jjiDrscy 7:45. All are InAnnie AsllbyV tills city, ware in Sunday evening at to hear him. att- vited' to be preaont MadisonvIUe WUeBday night ending thp settle at the Taberna-ole- . John Rule baa purchased the Mur phy place on Main street from the 7 t, m s Enclnoe'rD. H. Sftllivan wljo had Nicholson Real Estate Co., of LohIb- the nllBfoftHttR t bceak his arm. re- vllie consideration unknown. Tioia cently by falling 'i getting along Is .olio of the most desirable resi nlcoly and. will soon be able to go on dences in the city and being located nearitho main part of the business duty again. I k ; iWtaftday , Hepry Rogers was In MadisonvIUe on on qusiness. i f m. Cleo Glantna.of PravldQnop.wai In towb. Wednesday risking tils grandmother Mrs. Kate Pike. .'J. ,T. Aloxanriejvpf; MadlBonville, was in cown vyeanesciay on dus rieBS. f, MadisonvIUe. on t'li.' una. .. r Tine. Asiiby waa in MadiBonvilld hUHawkln Jftisss. Vp Wednesday V v s OMr mb th iMut that keR be tiU,t ip x aFe of th MWir toMM4 In n tw mlauUf yrnk at Hlgt,l4l .1 ,, . r , section. a Broken rings, Jewelry and repaired and polished like VC. T. THJJEPHy new. AJ WHItford'fs Store. James IMaloney made. a'buslness ; tri$ to Madiaonvlllo Thursday. Mrs. R. N. Ofark and "daughter Mablo, who have' been viBlting in St. Louis, Kansas City and Pittsburg for Boveral weeks have relumed home. They had a very enjoy-abl- a Spdu-taole- ' ' ' ,t,,. "t ',,'''',,., ,J l , , ,' . f .'.'"','.! ,Mra. M. .Vf. sCoylo spent a few hour's In the county soat Wednesday to MadisonvIUe Wednesday shopping. ' For Balk Some second hand fur- Old papers for sale at the Bee niture..' Call at Wm. Bradley's resi office. i dence. - Mrs. Jennie Zareco; of Nashville, Mrs. D. Lynu spent Wednesday was in town Tuesday visiting Mrs. . it, Mcqop, afternoon in the county Beat. Yi J .' ( , V guest of friends. wasin thooly. Wednesday , 1CU Mrs. W. P. Ross.of Madfsprivllle trip. , , ., . the, j Morion, of.dUoa-vllle- y waa In town Wednesday ylalt-in- g friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Poyton who have been vlsjtlng in EvanBville have roturned home. i.Mrs. Er,nest Ashby spent, a few hours In NprtonvUle Wednesday visiting friends. Second hand furniture for sale Apply at this ofllce. Mrs. Laura Victory and MIsb Elizabeth who have been in Louisville for several ,days shopping have returned horae.j, Mrs. Ed Rule was 'in MadisonvIUe Wednesday shopping. , Paul P. Price made a bas'lness trip .. Mrs. W. O. . . Horchound Svrub R4mdy of Pwikr It i J'N eauaras itt All Lung andGrot Rlivln Throat TroubUf. pr Bcttl. e Stepfaea 4 Btllcrd's Horehound Syrup conveys a warming aad rel&xlnr l- flaeaiie ,to tha congested lungs. Heals tforesew, quiets tlckllagr eensailon la the throat, strengthens the voice, loosens phlegm and relieves all Irritated conditions In the throat and lungs. Keep a bottle. In the house. It Is handy to have .wbea aW44 aad save a world of XBlsery to the person affected. Put Up in TiKi Slz,,2r5c, 50c and 51.00 slze . It contains five time as mueS and you get with each bottle a Berflck's Red pepper Poroua, Plaster for the chest ST. UWt, raOMMETMl UMES F. MHJUWO Buy th'e $1.00 as(the25o size, ftM, KWrlWealC'Bljsfct er SeicKrc. Kxe Salr4. It w5 IoldAmd rttCQMwtnarsDvl ST. BERNARD MINING CO., Incorporated, t 1 . Drug Department . ' ".'. ,' "',',''' : I . ." .' ' """'l '" Jl ' V't '"'!! 'I :' i . s. InVV ' ' i )l s V i . -- Tr nj c - .. , A --t ml MM i N MS bbV K It" I JV i I 1 UH 'A xi HR ANn flPFMIWR Qf T1l6 NfiW StOrg M llTi 'A Ma JisonvilU , Kentucky I I aal bbsI Madisonville, Kentucky I Pridau anil -- Siitoia bit :. NVlttbiet ... 10 - II Wr planning an'd buMmg we are ready & thow;6"p'eh our MODERN STORE BUILDING ON. SOUTH MAIN STREET and a cordial invitation is extdrid'ed to 'every peroh in Madisonvillfe and Hopkins county to come arid get acquainted with our new location. Alter almost a year .'iO.Il. aav aajHaaw ' fr- it aaaaVHan' have been installed and with surroundings we expect to give the public better service, better values and lower prices than we have ever been able "to do ''iJeYore. . ?;,im;,V:rt u?; i .S$..won trite Uv.Uc- tMHWhtjJtiJlli I iU... it2t:..w.n JttfXtt)r.K.ifiZ.tZ I r .t... 3a ..vui.i :'ji n ,G.y :.3V ,r) big Readyto- - if The result of Mr. Smith ttlih's trip tO;Nfew YdrkTaSt week will be foUnd earjynew ..niconjpete Ji,ne of GIbaks and Tailor Suits, F;ufs, Shirts, Waists, Sweaters "dnd 5S"ear floqf.t .,YlQUiU.-finr4;iof their value and will be sold the same way. d KihidhaSv bought at from bnenfourth to . All the latest fiktu'fe!s !dr tne fendling tff (l merchandise " oufn-im-prove- . . , i . : . on-th- e & W 8i n . one-thir- .) ....WW' .voH x.li-1 i ; f g.T. .. ...'joteq 1uo vniy.h ?iin r.ftM I . f--fl .fig, . t ':'.' tt.t. , wtvn 1 ,gf..hn-r.iaa.tJ- t J . . '( . . Qfl WJ.an't U'-'- . 3.lil V Af 10 1. j Df . Don't .; Fail to and Missii' ome " : ! . alflti ! see the Biggest SHb'Wing of me Jv;ity rA' -. r;t.ri a i- r.R. . J ( ' Ra'dy-tb-We- ar Ever Disprayed 'in j "T"rr ) i t. r ! fe ' r ! ' u' U , Mfn:?.jiiVtj j t i.. ? f,,...;, .,, .. l . i tjij or c&f Children's Coats. Seventy-fiv- e Stmpit Litiies' Jailor Suits in '&i atOiiMnrtk off b Fourth to One-Thi- rd Sizes t off Ladies' Sweater Coats at About Jkiiiof Sample Suits at One-Four- th ha)fPnce Ohe hundred fine Wool Sweater Coats, .that sold regularly. . at $1:60 arid choice Fi'rty fine $2,- - f find colts for girls ,frpm 16 years to 17 years old, in all the very newest styles, worth regularly from $6.to $20 at prices ring- ing from.. $4.50 to $14.75 no eliu. fe i Never has this city seen such dn rray of Beautiful new stylish apperai. AH the very latest garments produced byNew, .Yorjc's most forerhpt male- - , ers and at a scale of prices never before known here for good merchandise'; A big variety of every size -from a Misses' 14 to a stout 49, fit th'e'hard fo fiti .: Don't Vuift off, but come early atid'get first choice. i; . ithJU 'hi i.iii ' . - QQftt bj:i;' . UkH Worsted Yarn Sweatdr Coats that sold regularly at $2,50 $3jind $3.50 . choice 3) I aThesejcomein( all colors, white, f red; gray,riavy and are exceptional v " values. uOv JO arO Fifty Tailor Suits iti Junior sizes, 13, 15, 17, suitable also for small off the reguh women and lar prices. They were the sample suit's of one of New York's foremost houses houses and we were lucky in securing them, if you are small and need a tailor suit this is your greatest opportunity. . r' j Prices range from . . i one-fourt- 'Coats of all tfincis for't&diis,' and Misses' .at,, much 'Below Regular Prices, ..New Reversible Coats, pew Two-ton- e Mixtures, new Fur and Plush Coats, fine Serge and Broadcloth Coats, Satin Coats, Raincoats, Jfi facf every thing that s new and desirable in Coats Svill be. oh Hit and at prices that will make you question your own judgment. See them. i & .J,MVa. A l .. $3,060.00 Worth Fine Furs n V.; T;':, A,wel made, full cut Gown quality Outing-Clf- h, lUTs' VulmGewnl'50 " Cents r made-Osgood $9:75 to $19:75 . Values rang from $12.5o'td '$30'. m . One of New Yorks most .reliable1' Furriers has. consented. to ship us 1 3,'pOO typrth. of fine Fur Sets and Fur Coats on cohsfgnrhent for our ( regular 75c values, only 4 dozen to sell ah ,....; .9MiC clfc 01 .i operiing. It will be a treat ..,;. to anyone to $ee this collection of Furs and we hope you will take advantage of this opportunity. To any who wish to buy a 'ha'rfdsorrie set of Furs this winter per cent we will give a twenty-fiv- e -- FHik'tntitl 3S ttiils Halcyon (Hyderade") .petticoat, in black only, , .regular $2 value...... Laberon every garmkt. Only 3 xs-- rr . kmn to sell. A. genuine )L w- K 'QQa ..yOv wrj-. kzt:;z-z- zr y4gfe&43U& Every mother who has a child between tlie ages' of 2 and 14 'years should give carerful attention to our line of Wash Dresses. The prices ranges from 49c to $2.50, and the garments arc extra well made" and of ,the best , 4 ...... VWhsk Dresks . f P -- M .jj tJnk QS - AT MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY ., p. I 1' E! I Hhhhh V 'd $50,000 Worth of the world's best makes of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes, to be placed on Sale beginning WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, and must positively be sold out in 15 DAYS ONLY. AT MADISONVILLE, KY. OJFEXSt& Notice to the Public The Entfre $50,000 Stock of the HOPSTORE. THE KINS NEW STORE, MADISONVILLE, KY., to be sold out in 15 days. Sale opens Wednesday, z WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 9 A. M 1 1 Entire Stock Must Be Sold IVE November IS, at 9 a. m. o o o $50,000 THE HOPKINS STOCK a special appeal to every man, woman and child in the entire State of Kentucky. Wait! Wait! Wait! for the biggest, best, most startling, unmerciful, bona fide Sale ever known in all past history of KENTUCKY. It's past all believing. $50,000 worth of the world's best makes of Merchandise to be thrown on Upmarket at the mercy of the people. NOTHING LIKE IT EVER HAPPENED BEFORE. NOTHING LIKE ' IT MAY EVER HAPPEN AGAIN. 2 1 GO-OPERAT- STORE, Madisonville, Kentucky THE NEW STORE EAST CENTEFTSTREET CO THE ENTIRE STOCK PLACED ON SALE, BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 9 A. M., FOR 15 DAYS o ill The critical moment has arrived -t- hat is, the situation -- here now. The stringency of the money market has created a condition which has never occurred before. Circumstances have so shaped themselves that we are forced to place our entire stock to be sold at Public Sale. We must raise the money at all hazards. With a gigantic stock on hand we have struggled against a backward season which now stares us in the face. But all in vain. Unable to bear the strain any longer, we are forced to sell this high grade stock in order to get the ready cash which we must have. Our entire capital is tied up in Merchandise. We therefore need relief. Heroic sacrifices are sometimes necessary. This is one of the times. We meet the situation promptly and emphatically. The urgent demand for money brought this gigantic money saving Sale on us, which we pass on to you. The enoimity of our stock, the vital danger and burden it applies at tbis critical financial stagnation, forces us to sell this stock by offering for eash-- at any cost, notwithstanding our reputation as givers of the best values. We now give an extra twist to the wheels of trade by offering such astonishing values that competition is not attempted. It is not necessary to go into details relative to the high class Merchandise we carry. For every man, woman and child is well aware of the fact that anything bought from us was the best money could buy. Come see for yourself and be convinced. Th Cause of TTlrafe Mi.gln.t3r Slaughter FREE TRIP TO . 3? m Sale to 0ens Wednesday, November 15th, 9 A. MB., and Lasts 15 Days Only . MADISONVILLE rs WANTED 15 Salesladies STORE CLOSED E Positively No Goods Will be Sold until Opening Day oft Sale Railroad fare paid to all radius of 100 miles, for a V 10 Clothing Salesmen. 5 Shoe Salesmen. I Apply at once HOPKINS STORE, MADISONVILLE, KY. " - Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 9 A. M. V. and Lasts 15 Days Only 3 The World's Greatest Sale Opens Wed., Nov. 15, at 9 a. m. M i ? o 0) CAST YOUR EYE ON 'THIS STARTLING PRICE LIST Dry Goods Departments Best Standard Calico, yard 3c 4c 8c Outing Flannel, now, yard 1 5c Outing Flannel, ndw, yard 1 5c Dress Gingham, now, 8c yard 15c Flannelettes, now, yard 74c 18c 58c All Wool Dress Goods, now, yard 36c $1.88 All Wool Dress Goods, now, yard 58c Red or White Table Dasmask, now, yard. 19c 18c Dress Linings, now, yard .7 3c 18c Toweling, now, yard 3c 15e Towels, now, each 4c '.., 18c Ladies' fine Handkerchiefs, now, 'each.. ..3c 15c Ladies' fine Black Hose, now, pair 5c 25c Ladies' fine Black Hose, now, pair Sc . . . . .19c 58c Ladies' Silk Hose, now, pair $2.58 Ladies' Wool Sweaters, now, each... ..98c 58c Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Underwear, now, each , 19c $1.98 Ladies' all Wool Underwear, now, each 39c 1 fie 58c Children's Underwear, now, each 1 5c Children's Vests, now, each 7c $1.88 Lace Curtains, now, pair, .j ; $2.58 Lace Curtains, now, pair.-33c lie" 39c 89c $1.19 i Blankets and Comforters $1.98 Blankets, now $2.99 Blankets, now $3.99 Blankets, now ., $4.99 Blankets, now $2.99 Comforters, now $3.88 Comforters, now.. $4.99 Comforters, now". .. .T 7c $18.69 Ladies' Hand Tailored Skirts, now.. $2.99 . r. . I . $1.99- $4.99 Silk Petticoats, iiowfr. I . $2.99 Black Petticoats, n?w 89c $2.99 Children's Coats, now f 49c - 7Sc $3.99 Children's Coats, now ?r Men's Furnishing Goods Depart- ment 5e Red, White or Blue Handkerchiefs, now. . . 3e 1 5e Heavy Work Socks; now g8 ,$1.59 AH Wool Underwear, now f )e 75c Heavy Fleeced Underwear", now 3(e 75c Men's Work Shirts, now.,. 3)t 75c Overalls, now ; e 75c Dress Shirts, now 3 je 15c Black Hose, now e 25c Black Hose", now. -- . ; TTT'.r $e 59c Fancy or Silk Socks, now.., 1fe 1 '. .. H t Men's and Boys' Clothing De- ay "sa $1.41 91c $1.19 $1.48 partment $8.66 Men's Suits, clgsijngout price. $12.99 Men's Suits, closingout price. $15.99 Men's Suits, closing out price $18.99 Men's Suits, closing out price $29.99 Men's Suits, closing out price $1.98 : ;.'...'. DC ...... .;....... ..... t $3.48 :. .......... Ladies' Jeady-to-We- ar Depart ment $12.99 Ladies' fine Tailored Suits, now . . . .$4.48 $18.59 Ladies' fine Tailored Suits, now . . . .$6.98 $26.18 Ladies' Hand Tailored Suits, now v. $8.98 $25.69 Ladies' Hand Tailored Suits, now.. .$9.99 $8.66 Ladies' Long Coats, now $1.98 $1 6.66 Ladies' Long Coats, now $3.99 $1 5.99 Ladies' Long Coats, now $4.99 $7.98 $29.96 Ladies' Long Coats, now ar $4.98 '. $6.49 $8.98 Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! $2.99 $3.99 $4.99 $5.69 $2.59 $3.99 $4.99 $5.99 $2.99 $1.59 Ladies' Shoes, now Ladies' Shoes, now Ladies' Shoes, now Ladies' Shoes, now. . : .y.zx;. Men's Shoes, now Men's Shoes, now. Men's Shoes, now..:.......'. Men's Shoes, now .sV Boys' School Shoes, now Misses' School Shoes, now'. .i m' m Id Entire Stock of Men's Overcoats Will be Sold at Prices Same as Men's Suits $2.66 $3.99 $4.99 $3.66 $4.66 Men's Pants, now Men's Sunday Pants, now Men's Sunday Pants, now Boys' Suits or Overcoats, now Boy's Suits or Overcoats, now 69c 98e $1.48 jg0 $1.39 $t'j , $2 49 ..$169 79 jitjj $i"i 98c' T$1.39 $49 $e $50,000 'Hi c" Garments, Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes, to be distributed into "the homes of the people at less than the actual whole Worth of Dry Good, Ladies' Ready-to-wesale cost, .leaving the labor entirely out of question. 1 There are thousands tif articles space will not allow us to' mention which will be sold on the same basis as prices listed above. A sale that will astonish and bewilder. ', Be sure to visit this Sale of marvel and truth. REMEMBER Right in the heart of the season, when other Merchants are asking big profits on their Merchandise. you can come to this Sale and buy your entire fall and winter supply at less than the actual wholesale cost of the raw material. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC M 5 We ?y Ofil C UnLL POSITIVELY , . CO-OPERATIVE OPENS ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, AT 9 A. M, AND LASTS FOR 15 DAYS ONLY Hi Earnestlyiadvise you to come early and hold yourcplaces at the door. THE HOPKINS ft f SALEpPENS Entire WEDNESDAY,$NOVEMBER 15 At 9 A. M. AND EASTS 15 DAYS STORE HOPKINS MADISONVILLE, KY. must be sold out in --15 Days only. Look for ' the Name on the Building $30,000 STORE The New store Madisonville, Ky. Stock will be placed on Public Sale and -- NOTHING RESERVED ENTIRE 3"5 STOCK 15 MUST BE SOLD DAYS OUT IN ONLY ' W THP- HftDkJMC iil- iiviimiw vr- -i Cf nDPDATIUF y,'' 1 -- i wvrLinnu JvJ 2l . CTHDP the new store EAST CENTER ST. - Come to this Sale if you have to walk m Sv , , i. 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