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Digital page images are linked to the text file. err r Q I ISOAY- and I FRIDAY JL Ii IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALE Iflt TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARUN TON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 8 1911 No 18 A Call to Every Santa eWeIssnlfie y Clocks Hand Painted China amonds Gut s Glass Silverware Novelties Etc is full of quality varletY bequt good taste U easy to sefact from supplies exactly what Y everyoilperson rii middleaged young Ideal Christmas Gifts at Fairest Prices v w f L C WILEY Jeweler IN THE BUILDING VICTORY Eartington Kenjjtcky r w PROMINENT EION- MERCHANT I I MARRIES Henry Dunstan Cowand swl Miss Lynna Galloway a charming Young Lady of St Charlesi3SURPRISE THEIR MANY fRIENDS What came as a surprise to the i people of this community WitS the marriage of B D Oowand alI f loway of St Charles The wed diii took place tit Madisonville Wednesday morniu ut 5 oclock at the residence of Bon Plain whos wife is aslstelf to the bride J rThe ceremony was performed b iiov D T Stanley the Ohf minister of this place and took place in the presence of the faint ily and a few friends As ioc n ceremQyf was over the happy pair a y closed carriage and wgresoavey ed to the depot where they took the early morning traia foj Chi I r cago The bridal pairwif visit ii e1theyi after December 10th MkwtLynj aa Galloway wasoae oftf the t known and most geaerailly liked young ladies in tho fit Qharles neighborhood and is the yonuK est daughter of Mrs W fi Rita t mer of this plac she is attractive and accomplished aadnum bars her friends by her aoquaiu tances Mr Oownnd is a meat ber of the BarueaMeiSHntl111o manager secreta treuig 1ti urer of the Earliiigti Hu has made this e t s ate- one of the most uptodate de partment stores in tIns eecfioii of the countryTand it very 000 4 eessful business uiau TheSettfi weekly Bee joins other fri jus i in hearty congratulation a Chronic rheumatism contracts the l uurl penflitrAtlngand will in BALLARDfe I1jt SNOW LINIMENT It restores strength and suppleness to the ach Ing limbs Price Soo and 100- peri I bottle Sold by tit Bernard IningCo Incorporated Drug De partment Shriners Banquet a Success The banquet given by the Shriners i Wednesday night at the Masonic Temple was a complete success There were a great many visiting Shriners and a very Interesting pro gram was carried outsMr James B Rash did more than Justice to his office as toastmaster and called forth several witty clever and help i jul toasts Delightful music was furnished by Blackmoros orchestra F ao l another attractive feature of the evening was a recitation by Master Frank Brown Jr but the most enjoy ablB rtof the were tne preparedkta committeeI bysbgtpR4- 7p LAID TO REST Under a Mound of Flowers in The Ear lington Cemetery All that was mortal of Mrs Edgar Trahtru was laid to rent yesterday in the Darlington cemetery surroun ded by her relatives and a large con course of loving friends The hard some white casket was lItter h covered with beautiful flowers In several appropriate designs The Fu neral services were held at the res idence of her mother Mrs Stokes ut 2oclock Rev Brandon Of the Methodist church her pastor conduc ted the service Mrs John Lout her lire long frleui sanySometlme Somewhere In u sweetly solmon manner that reached the hearts of all present Jae R Rash offered a touching prayer after which the quire songNearer My God to Thei The white casket was then placed in the white hoarse by pall bearers ErowningDrnPerry Elsworth Evans Brink South worth and John Long They were pre ceeded from the residence by honery pall bearers Mrs Walter Daves Mrs W L Morrison Misses Annie Ashby Pansy Rule gabs Murrell and Elizabeth Kemp carrying flow ers A long line 01 carriages and other Vehicles followed the hearse to the oemetacy and sitars In the si lent tomb was places all that was ortalot Mi88WerdnaherTjrisht spirit had already winged its way through the ether bUae jo make its eternal abode In that celestial home on high Bad taste in the mouth Is remov ed with tdoee of flIQBBINE It sweetens the stomach and purifies- the liver and bowels Price boo tiold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated Drug Department Earllnf Un ftysiclaMiHonered The HnpkiriH Medical As sociation mefcluiJiidieouvllle Thurs day and held their annual election ot officers The Aeeeelatlon is in splendid condition andaa Rieat num ber of the doctors attended the meeting The following named gen tlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year Dr Eld red A Davis of Earlingtou was lected president Dr A 1F Finley of Cardondale vice president Dr A o jekof Earllngton socetary DC J D Sory of Madllso wills the retiring presideBtf was elected delegate to State Association HI had been troubled with consti pation for two years and tried all of the best physicians In Bristol Tenn and they nothing for JJQO wjitep Tlio E Williams Middle hloKyIIro packages of OkAtn berlalnH Stomach Kud Liver Tablets cured meFr dale by ail dealers The Biggest Coal Cars Yet The Peun3vivftiiia 1tas issued specification for 0000 allsteel gondola Cars of new type il Oars will be fifty feet lour and of 70 ton capacity For coughs anl colds use BAL LARA b HO RE HOUND SYRUP It acts soothingly In the irritated lungs and throat Price 25c 60o and tOO per bottle Sold by St Ber glDStore is vacant Sign To Leru Former tenent had to tret Re io sorrpw jU ajid 1iih- BOe r jv aedidn t advertiWt ILlf1 I Lifu is too briefs 1 Betweoa the budding and thejfaliuc leaf V rL0 Between the seedtime and the Golden sheaf 1 For hate audspit 1 t We have no time for malice and for Ureed Therefore with love make beHUtifuIheiieed Fast speeds the nights jvLife is too swift 3etween the biossoin and the iv itesnowsdrtfta- tweenB the idlence and thellarks nplifr v i For bitter words I nt InldnduessatHlm gentleness our speech tFiMust carry tRessaes of hope and reach r The Sweetest chorl Life is too great T i Between the infautsHndtheaus tale Between tits clnehtntof tqissbiifeau tL eiP j1 For petty things i 7 Loa we shall yet who creep with cuinbered feet tt r Walk glorious over heavens golden street Or6our on wings v Mart aret ELannster iii- I Modtsoivi e SII r 1Laiiip er delightful bird supper was gy i en SViesdav eveatnpby Misses Elle anflEsabel Gardiner at dealt hoiA- nnogg street L 1satYoeri sttp i MIMes jElhe ant Isabel Gardiner gave4 most ergot able slumber part Thursday evening at their home nSu gstreefc composed of the mem 4 erB ol the Blue Stocking Club After an elegeot eight course din Mera theater paryy was KJvea at the PrincessTberuonubersiaclnded the follow tug Miases Mary Ruby Morton Lillian fiobards Kary Louise Walk er Virginia Tacot Aileon Davis Aileen Gold Margaret Victory Lila Bishop Johnnye WJllls Ellie Gard iuer Isabel Gardiner Mesdames B C Mtbehell F O Baker and B L Hall AdlUant JLtuflion A moat beautiful reception was given on Tuesday afternoon at the elegaat home of Mrs W JDulin on South Main Street in this city In honor of her oharmlngguest Mrs Nest Glenn of Springfield Penn and Mrs H L Dullu ut Alurfrees boro Tenu Thehouse was decorated ia quan titles of pink bridesmaid roses southern suiilax and Richmond rosesSMrs Dulin with her guest of hon or received in the delicate blue French parlor which was artistically decorated in southern smilax Viand bridtttjroses whilu the daintiest strands of southern omllux formed- a floral portlerre of greenery be tweeD the reception hall mid parlor being caught back with bows of white tulle and roses The color scheme of the dining room was beautifully carried out lured and green in ithu joes cakes and mints as well as the floraldecora tlons I v Bo nets of BJ mona roses ferns and Bmliax were prettily arrauger on the mantle and aery lag table hll a fl cfliterplece of Continued on Page 4 j y 1 School Notesi l I I a FIFTH GBE- Na tkr absent nor tardy tiui1 inghaowtJh ending D 9JBertha Adams Haywobd Blackw lil Bessie Blackwell Juoie Utackwell Edward Brown Bessie JiTay Buftos Thelma Browder Earnest Boyd Ethel Boyd Henry Clark Lily May Craig jfira Dame Hobson Dame LoganIbough Butler Travis Lelia May Todd Guth bert ViniJoqtlJewey Walker rind FIbrella Wright SIXTH GRADE BarnettIJimmie Embertou Aileen Fox John Fenwick t Sam Grace i Thelma Martin La1 oieMartinrace Martin Laura Parker Ethel Peyton Edith Patterson Michael Ryan Mil dred Shaver Emma Viuson Is abel Wilson Dorothy Willis Anna West Davis eSgvB TH GRADE l flerpiauBoyd Herbet Brink ley Beatrice DeLaney Janie Foarc Catherine Fenwick Flora Lipscpmb Maicom Stokes Hey Sharp ThelmaoPatterson Willie Wilson Myr tie Wilson Irene Wilson Luna Wicks Gladys Walker JxrU r89IPfqrlIjteudl its per cent being 98 i Jfi Eiauiii GRADEi RexHambvaud Mo n foe Craig jyc it mo ij su HIGH SCHOOL JjIfilerc reV Kemp Kr n Sislfe 1 Edgit Arnold Howard Arnold Kenneth Hisbet Ethel Oldham W llie Orfcijt Kathleen Corey A GI i C y Ur M r Villa Sisk EHztheth Oorey Francis McElfnclrick Olive Cobb Ehztbeth Long Mirgnret Atkinson Mary Browu Pansy Mvers Mrs Will Whitford and Miss Amelia Hauna visited the fifth grade anal High School Tuesday wfternooncr Miss Jessie Greer pupil ofthe Sophomore class idstill Unable to attend school We miss her and wiirbe glad to have with us againI Miss ItubyStskteaohrrofthe fourth grade ape ptijS5few days in Paducdlf last week j Prof 0 E Dodiey attended he teacbers couveutioaat Hopi in sville Last Friday a pd Saturday Miss Miry Mothershead teach er of primary department atten ded the Teacherd Convention at HopkinsyHle Friday and Saturday On FridayDec 15i the fathers mothers adull friends of the Enrlingtqii Graded and High ScHool an asked to bes present at a Pareiiti meetinUi Wcrk of the vanous inesJVm be 6n ex hibition The school wishes to acknow the1hlarge well framed pictures of Mr j B AfkuisonV The gilt c lwe through Miv Paul M Moore7 frUjI we not only ippreciate but 11110 wish to extend our hearty thank Continued on Pae 4 z i TUESDAY c 0 BUSINESSADVERTISE BARGAIN DAY FOR THE BEE t i Every Saturday From Now Untilv ii the End of Auto Con U test The WILL GIVE NINE THOUSAND VOTES Tne Bee has decided to make every Saturday a bargain day and from now utltil the end of the automobile contest will give 0000 votes for every new subscriber and 0000 for every renewal Beat red on Saturday If you want tp win l1600 auto get busyfor the Semi4 I Weekly BeetA Dreadful Wound from a knife Run tin can rusty nail f rewqrks or otf any other nature rtenVands prompt treatment with Bucklena Arnica Salve topre vent blood or Kunpreno Its the quickestsurest healer for all such wounds as for Burns Bolls Spree Skin Eruption Eczema Chapped l1 1id8 or riles 36 eat Al DruRglst tS I DEATH I 7 OftTOXIGJr- I I Mrs Javii Passes Away After Brief Illness 1 f Mrs Y leyIwo1 known 1 citizen of Mortons Gap died at her Lome in that place Wednesday after noon at 480 oclock Mrs Javis had f host of friends and was beloved b1ev ry one who knew her She lead a bqautful and noble life arid will be greatly missed in both religi i circles She was bur j- I oclockIar r at pe toBI6her loved ones lIJU rlM 1 Bakinaar1LsolritelvP4reWhere caket hot breads crusts or puddings are required Royal is- Royal indispensable is equally valuable in the preparation of plain YfoodsThe only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum Mo Umm Phomt e and FRIDAY Btej AHQiLVISIUS k- a v c EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY J LEO SALMON f Central Unlvonlty tho Ideal Kentucky Collogo jV 1 When we glance back thrc past of our state and see the of statesmen and warriors Viand her sons we are thrilled with pride that we may call ourselves Kentuckians II Leader after leader we follow them down until finally the chain is broken For many years Kentucky has produced very very few famous men Within our memory a few bright links have been forged but they art separated from the chain by intervals of years At present there seems to be a mighty intellectual awakening which promised to bring us back to our former standing in the federation Shall we ever send forth another Lincoln Only the process of time can tell Kentucky is naturally leader Her firstknown inhabitants the mound Builders were farther advanced in civilization than any of the other India tribes This people had longI been extinct even at the time of the discovery of America When the hardy ScotchIrish pioneers crossed the mountains from Virginia they found our state uninhabited TheI various Indian tribes had so much J reverence tor the land that they used it only as a fighting and hunting ground It is for this reason that Kentucky the Dark and Bloody j Ground received her name Com petted to fight alike with wild man r and wild beast only the strongest of our ancestors lived As in the mythological tight of the race of giants who sprang up to assist Cadmus in I the founding of Thebes it was a case of the survival of the fittest only the very essence of strength was left With such an ancestry Kentucky is capable of producing national lead ers Mental and physical strength most often go hand in hand Flow ers will riot thrive in poor soil i minds will not broaden in poor bodies Our thoroughbred horses are not decreasing in value our women are not decreasing in beauty our men should not be decreasing in mental capacityLeaders do not arise fully equipped for their work They must be sys tematically prepared This is the business of our colleges One may be born with qualities of a leader bqt if these are not trained they will lie dormant and finally die with the man Thomas Gray has aptly expressed this thought I Perhaps in this neglected spot is laid Some heart once pregnant with ce lestial fire Hands that the rod of empire might have swayed Or waked to ecstasy the living lyre But knowledge to their eyes her ample page Rich vmedid neer n unroll i- r Chill penury repressed theirnoble ra e And froze the genial current of the soul i v And again uv Some village Hampdeh that vithI dauntless bfeast Iif V The little trYy antof his fields with stood t Some mute inglorious Milton here may rest Some Cromwell guiltless of his countrys blood For many years Kentucky has ranked Very low in the matter of ed ucation Some writers say that there are only eight states between her ahd the most ignorant of all Uncle Sams children However this may be it is certain that such can not long be said The whole land is awakening Possibly more progress has been made in the last ten years than ever before in the history of the state Kentucky was slower than most of the other states to feel the need of improvement but now that she has felt it her strides are rapidly bring ing her to the front It is no longer necessary for our youth to seek train Ing elsewhere With the exception of the lagest universities we have institutions equal to any in the nation Our young men may be educated at home under Kentucky influences and ideals The value of this can not be overestimated It will keep dive they love of our own stateit will foster the desire for its advance J w men ttand it will promote the of confidence in the ability of its pie when one is transferred his own state for an education feeling will either die out moss be given to the land which gave his mental training Perhaps are some who may think this true If so I will say that the of a boys education are toe formative ones of his whole life Danville is an ideal place for Ihe situation of a college Very near the geographical center of the state within the Blue Grass region it is easily accessible from all The town has an elevatiorlof about one thousand feet above the level of the sea and the condition of the surrounding country affords per 198 kIThe biggest Rockers on the mar for such a small sum 350 Mahogany finish one of the pret tiest rockers made s248Add one of these to your list The 4 best value ever offered in a rocker 3r- A 50fII 1 good comfortable Rocker in Golden Oak Finish V K t I K r c T c PIifI1j liti feet drainage It is therefore one of the healt hieSt spots in all Kentucky It is the seat of many important educational institutions both for men and for women Consequently its inhabitants are intelligent arid the moral tone is very high Without many of the temptations which beset the average college student such as saloons with their accompanying I possibilities in modern university training Picturesq uely placed on an exten sive and beautiful Blue Grass eamI pus are the seven buildings the University up to date in every respect These are the Preparatory Building Sayre Library Boyle Hum I bhrey Gymnasium the Main Build 689 589 Solid Oak secuneTMastened with Upholstered in Boston Leather i bolts beautifully holsteredin Spring seat Steel Slats Golden OakVi lather rfinish S 4ivfI 4 W F i v E p fi t Rockers for t i r Christmas y The eicelht quality of the goods r offered atS this store and the large i line of furniture gives you a place to make your Christmas shopping f here Every article advertised is r c now on display apd it is to your interest to purchase early as these r gooods aregoing to move fast i 4l Buy Now And You Wont be Disappointed c i You will find an attractive line of Rugs of ailsizes A large lire i L Lace Curtains and Draperies 0 A MORTON Madisonville Ky f jf funeral Director and Embalmer f n t Licensed Agent for Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets i ling Young Hall the science building r Breckimidge Hall the dormitory i and the College Home A new andr better equipped gymnasium will s be in the courseof construction Ofuthe buildings mentioned above the i 1 u College Home is the most interesting ii and Young Hall the most imposing i The College Home was completed V Continued on PaRo 8 r 350 iGenuine Quartered Oak with ahigh i polish equal to any 500 Rocker I I t s 6281 A 750 Rocker with special price j covered with Boston Leather ff 1 This Rocker is a 600 value XouXr f can buy now for 450a t F 3 1b 1 4 748 JJ J i 250IIi IDf4 I 1 1 a 1 r SolidfOak Paddid eairrov red Extra large and very comfortable Golden Oak Finish Solid Wood7tr ih Chase Leather Early English spring Seat with steel slats solid Oak1 Sea tI ri 1 t a r i f b 4 t 0II t F i iN ryy- H w crI t i JI J4HL 1 M AfI aI C A MORTONr Itt MADISONVILLE KYfi bal Funeral Director and E ner i I Et Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night i I EDUCATION IN ONTIOKYv Continued from Page 2 intheyear eighteen hundred and nine teen when Centre College was first chartered It is a large brick struct I ure surrounded by beautiful old trees One has but to glanca at the ivory covered walls the wide many paned 1s windows and the lofty colonial ver I anda to know that the building wit soon see its century This effect i also carried out within The spacious w halls the large rooms the per fect simplicity in appearance and de tail the very atmosphere of the place proclaims the fact We can picture our grandfathers sitting around a cheerful wood fire burning in the with L open fireplaces and discussing the questions which were to lead up to Civil war or the mystery of the new ly invented electric telegraph Tone acquainted with the history the College Home the thoughts an feelings of the great leaders who have been prepared for their wor within its walls seem to linger in the corners ready to declare themselves to a close and sympathetic observer Perhaps the many evidences of stu dents pastimes may help to produce this impression Who knows one cut the deep notch in the wood U of the mantel Might not those initials J C B which we see carvedjn the stone still of a window have been made by the Illustrious John CBreck Inridge while he was attending Center College The science building is the most modern aud thoroughly equipped building of the University It wa completed in the year nineteen hun dred and eight Composed of Bed ford stone and puff pressed brick it presents a picturesque and pleasing appearance against the blue tint of the surrounding grass The interior is finished with white pressed brick theI wood finish being of yellow pine The whole building is devoted to work in the departments of Chemis try Physics end Mathematics and I Is purposeItpleteness of Its arrangements by any II building in the country The faculty of the College is composed of the most learned men to be found Thoroughly interested in their work they take a kind and sympa thetic concern in the education of the ypvitlv intrusted to their care They do not hesitate to give special instruc tion to a backward but earnest stu dent On the other hand students are not encouraged ijr idleness If through inattention and carelessness a pupil fall below grade for four con secutive weekshe is dropped from the class Good work is expected of every student who enters Central If he enters upon a course of revelry and idleness he will not long remain f in the college The perfect congen iality of Instructors pupils and stir roundings is clearly proven by the Instead of Liquid Antiseptics aPeroxide many people are now using Paxtine ToiletAntiseptic The new toilet dor to be dissolved in water as needed For all toiletand hV l rilcuses it III better and more economtea- To cleanse and whiten the I teeth remove tartar ndi prevent decay t To the mouth de stroy disease germs and purify To keep artificial teeth and brdgewodtclcap odorless To reprove from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking e To eradicate porsplration and body odors sponge bathing S Th0 best nntls wash known polioves and strengthens tired weak inflamedeyes Heals sore throat wounds and cuts 25 and 60 ets n box druggists u reqTHI i r fact that so many of the graduates can hardly remain away from Danville It has been said that parents find this the only objection to the school They have trouble keeping their boys away ftom Central Univer sity even after theyhave finished their education The intense college spirit between the rival schools of different- I states will do more to kindle the spirits of love and patriotism for ones own vicinity than any other factor Of Kentuckys many good univer sities Central undoubtly takes the lead Although the school did not enter upon its corporate life until eighteen hundred and nineteen it had its real beginning inthe year sev enteen hundred and eighty It is therefore one of the oldest institutions of learning in the South 4t Its grad uates have attained prominent posi AmongIof the United States two Senators of kthe United States and one Chief Jus tice of the United States the late Judge Harlan besides a number of governors of Istates ExGovernor Beckham is graduate of Centre Col lege Mc Creary whom we so forI exect utive a short time ago is an Alumnus of the class of 159 Finally those two grand statesmen the Breckin ridges were prepared for their work at the same school A Charming Woraa 1 la QUO who Is lovely In facotormI mind and temper But Its bard for woman to be charming wittiest willstlon and kidney poisons show in pimples blotches skin eruptions and a wretobett complexion But El send godtobeauty and friends They regulate Stomach Liver and Kidneys purify the blood j Rive Strong nerves bright eyes pure breath smooth velvety perfecthealthgists For Sale 50 Scholarship on Draughons Business College Nashville Tonn 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat- ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to SEMIWKKKLY BEE- Earltngton Ky I CR R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Cen tal trains from NortonvllleKy NbRlFC HOUND pmNo122localpa68104Ba m No ISO local 086 p ui SOUTH HOUND pmNopmNoL N TIME CARD passlnRtbrouRboriginating at Earlingtou Effective Sunday April 9 lOll NORTH BOUND No 625 amNo 631116 am pmNoSOUTH BOUND = T No 63 480 a m No 95 823 a in pmNoINTERUEBANTRA1NSNORTH No104 752 amNo 106 1055 a m pJmNoNo103 SOUTH BOUNDeNo 10o 1000 a mrNo 107 1267 p Di pmNoM H E TIME CARDj M H E time card wont Into eCfeofc Sunday April 9 1911 a tNcr- t J f- Jl A Premedi tated Act fintlbelowthe Lo Hex apartments were noted for their sociability But to all events and purposes the Swifts were exclu sive and did not seek other company than their own I dont understand It at all con tided Mrs Jennings as she seated herself on Mrs Kings back porchThc poor thing Is so abused How her husband talks to her He doesnt talk he yells shouts screams and shrieks at her Dont she answer him questioned sympathetic Mrs King The angrier be gets the more she aughs and oven when IVe eeen her go out ho continues to scold and glbtier jabber to himself Once I heard that rnan fairly exult because she was sufV fcring with a sore throat Probably for the first time In tile twenty years of your existence youll know enough to quiet he said Something mysterious about them Never a soul calls on them Oh the butchers boy Informed pe they just moved from another town called there one afternoon and though ho one answered the door belt t could distinctively hear peals olj laughter Listen to that now Cant you ever stop you mummy skull came the words from a dls tance in an exasperated tone Ill throw something at you if you utter another syllable Heavens if worst comes to worst and any attempt is made to harm that exquisite child liko wife Ill hasten to her rescue Things seemed to go from bad to worse in apartment No 2 Strange however when the young couple left tho flat together they could easily have been mistaken for a congenial happy care free pair The neighbors felt diffident about calling on Mrs Swift until Mrs JonSr ings appointed herself as committee of one to make a formal visit As she approached the door a masculine voice could be heard saying Ill not put up with this any long erYau think that you can swear at Imo until eternity but youre mistaken Some day Ill wring your neck Mrs Jennings flew back to her flat and telephoned the police that a mat was threatening his wife and her life Iwas endangered then waited in breathless horror t Mr Swift was amazed to see a big burly policeman when he opened the door razor In hand I No we dont keep a dog he said Impatiently i BuUyou keep a wife where is she said thb policeman looking at the razor meaningly My wife is downtown shopping A likely story Didnt you threaten to wring her neck a few moments ago Maybe yo found cutting it easierTo wrlns my wifes neckrepanted Mr Swift in astonishment Just then a voice came from the dining room saying Go to h Go to h Come with me and Ill introduce you to the party whose neck Ill wrIng Pie first opportunity regardless of all the gossipy neighbors and policeman In the world said Mr Swift When the policeman saw an ugly grqen parrot winking at him he ut tered a few choice oaths apologized for his intrusion The neighbors must have been in formed who the anticipated victim was as the next day Mrs Swift was surprised at her sudden popularity and of all the articles most admired In her home the parrot was most ad mired Losing the Drop When a man whips out a gun and gets the drop oh vjou theres noth ing else to do bud throw up your hands and let him have whatever he wantsThats where you fool yourself Bald the man from the southwest If a man has the nerve ho can face a guu and getaway with it sometimes I remember seeing tnn border saloon an Englishman pull a gun on a Mex lean whom he had caught cheating in u gamo of cards You give me back the money youve won from me or Ill blow your head off YouwlU saldithe Mexican look trig calmly Into the muzzle of the I1Englishmans revolver WelJ you ont do It Just now that grins not aded Whats that exclaimed the Eng l hriran turning the revolver toward tiimaoif to look into the chambers And pn theinstaqt the Mexican drew a Icnlfo and planted It to the hilt In the Englishmans stonach Qualified for FrceTrlpJ1 want a pnssi said a forlorn look ng Individual fla he entered the office otJ Jl Geary general passenger agent of the Northwestern Pacific i J Pass queried Geary Youre not- ntitled to a pass You are not an rrhploye Sorry No rlnew red the Individual but hero trie antipass law says free transportation J can be granted to feces sary caretakers of live stock and fruit Well Im going on thisJ trip with an aunt thats a hen theres OUr jgirl thats n peach Ithetosyourtrim and a nephew fhat mule theres your live steely 1 am entitled to apa sStul J- Frljnclaco Cell- r sirf y j jJ 1 LET US CONVINCE YOU But vtfu must visit our store WP will ruhatrt now it CUTGLASSPERCOLATORS x Electric or Alcohol 8860SolidOut Glass Water Sot Pitcher and Six Glasses 8600 A very large assortment all rich American cut Our riPTTOA r nlTPATvriwnwn Is in bKrgo of a llcrnsed grariuatN optician which Insures you perfpotly Eve filt WMiIfh of December Ss1ut your kiftr IIOW We reserve them ftd express them to vnw prepaid Open Every KRUCKEMEYER COHN 0 POPULAR PRICE JEWELERS303 MAIN STREET LONG DISTANCE PHONE 342 EVANSVILLE i z rIfyou cannot remember the Store litten for the cJimut1iat the Placefff GUTENBERG Invented Printing I and Since His Day vypli has done more forth worlds advancement than any other t npurwill ADVA WE YOUR BUSINES- SLet IT Do your Triming Following is Standing of Automobile Contest ants to Date 482631NoNo 6 180458 No 7 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MENDERS EVANSVlLLE REBATE ASSOCIATION + Remarkable Values r These Coming Holidays In all lines of men and boys useful wear at the big store The giftgiving season is now at your doorthe early buyer is the wise buy er he pays no more than the tardy buyerJ but gets first pick and the best choice Allv our varied departments are now complete Suits and Overcoats 10 to 45I Bath Robes Lounging Robes Smoking f t ShiltsHosiieryf cy Vests Dress Trousers Gloves Hats Caps Shoes and Slippers of the best and within easy reach of all We pay expressage I on all mail or phone ordersS 1 ti L itPAYS TO TRADE HERE ir u You Can Always Spend an Hour of Real Pleasure at he PRINCESS While Waiting for Trains in Madisonvllle New pictures changed daily f Pay them a visit Special Matinees SaturdaYs s Music by Orchestra Dont forget you receive 9000 votes for toIthe Bee on new subscriptions Qet busyand win the automobile AWarm BathroomI JERFECTW I Every mother should be careful that the children take their baths in a warm room The chill of a icold room is dangerous after com ing out of the hot water 1 A Perfection Smoke Ofl Heater brings bathroom or bedroom s Ili Jto just the degree of warmth you want in five or ten minutes All you 4 have to dots to touch a matchIThe Perfection aura on one s i5always ready for use You can move it anywhere it is needed I There is no waste of fuel and heat warming unoccupied rooms a Just the heat you want when and where you want it spreaderthateasy to remove and drop back when cleaning r Drum finished either in turquoise luc enamel or Pll mental yet strong and durable suitable for say room in any housekror write to any agency of the Standard on Company Incorporated rA ili 1i1t Ij BEE ADS PAY GET TIE HABIT to a d It II i Qt1el Bee tPAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUjBLISHEn J E FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR tBUSINESSMANAGER rof Mep Association and Second District Publishers League t iBranch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Mudi sonville Phone No 4MISS A1LEEN DAVIS Mgr Telephone 47 Friday 8 MMNN 1 1 i Theihan who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell J Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers A f ff Life is onedarn murder trial after another The hide case is to t front Uand Denver steps in t Vs tlimelight wt h a sg l tri J The atieditor fIn the RI we tfJistalkget this tiii and newspapersthund out these sensational murder fFf sl suicides other things is not fit preofand divorces and suicides and ma other scandalous things daily taking place They have talked about these mean things till it is no longer con sidered by someas anything butrig to shoot a fellow if he doesent do to suit him go the carbolic acid route if your lover goes another leave yourin Wife or shell leave you if perchance Yon dont exactly agree or find an ether that would suit better Whe did you get such an idea From reading did you not Then read some j thing else J i There Is more Catarrh in his section of the country than all other dlseSies put togatber and until the last few yearsvraesbpposed to be IOi praounced rivIotattb ct ante has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore reiuires constitution treatment Palls Catarrh Cure manufactured by R J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the oqly Constitutional cure on the market It is taken teaspoonfulsurface dt the systam They ofier hoe hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Tend for circulars and testimonials Address F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sotd by Druggists 73 Take Hells Family Pills for constipation Trained to Use Both Hands The children of Japan are trained as ambidexters using both hands equally welL Heartburn is a symptom of indl gestion Take a dose of HEREIN 4e disappearsinBtantlspeedily and you fef1 vigorous and cheerful Prlca SOc Sold b Y Incorported t Develop Individuality Care should bo taken In the large each child develops an In dlvlduallty says the London Sketch Sometimes especially In the caso of girls it la a good idea to send children to different schoofal + hljp seems extreme measure titrewq tit the conI fiidoratlon of the io find that their brood n ao fgpPaf JiJtp slovenly jii habits of speech Into codes and rules of their own rind a general and disregard of the rust of the wort- g 1 Step a cough before it develops something moro BOrlOUBBallards x Horehound yrUplU Tie Remedy Tkat i Dee the Work It relieves coughing Immedl otely eases soreness in the lungs loosens phlegm and cloarS tho bronchial tubes It Is a fine family remedy pleas pdrenPrice 25c We and 8100 Buy the JlOO size It contains fivo times as much as tho 25o size and you Jet with each bot tlo a Dr Hcrrlcktii Red Pepper Porous Plaster for tho chest JamesFBallardProp StLoulaMo I Stephens IEyesa OOtOANDRrEOMHCNOBOBV ST BERNARD MINING CO Incor orated Drug DepartmentI t c n t t w Subscription lOne Year 100 I six months 60 Three mouths 2i- isingiiti I copies r 6j Specimen cqpljsYsinailed on appiicatlQU Correspond ents wanted In alt parts cir the I county Address us for par ticulars Kentucky L MMkNNNM December zJ t faagca at- Tiotsofs fine familythat i SCHOOL NOTES- Continued v from Page 1 for the same This picture will serve as a gentle reminder of Mr Atkinsons hearty support of public schools and hls desire to see all the children of the com munity have a good education Again we express our thanks heThe highest purpose of edu is not so much to know tosalu matter of no consequence for a man to speak correctly if he does not speak the truth 0Vithin thine own sphere ac nossrslive and presentIYarran ed With the A W Elson Art Exhi bition Oo to give on Feburary 1t7th to Feb loth 1912 an exhl bitinu of their famous pictures This exhibit of art will be placed some desirable building a small admission will be charged the proceeds for the Graded- re School Later more will be said about this Mrs A 6 Sisk and Mrs Weir ofHanspn ware pleasant visit ors in first grade Thursday A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney catand cures diabetes weak and lame bangs rheumatism and gall irregu larities of bladder troubles remov lag gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles in If not sold by your druggists will be sent by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle Is two months treat meat and Feldom falls to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hal 2920 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists Pecks Bad Boy Coming Pecks Bad Boy is said to be one of the best musical farce comedy offerings of recent years It is also credited wIth being presented by a companvof exceptional excellence The bright particular stars of which are Miss Josephine Palmer the charming little comedienne who plays the Title Role and Al Barton German comedian as the funny Grucerman are the towers of strength In the fun making like The play is full of witty dialogue bright clean and snappy many humorous scenes and high class specialty features This sterling at traction will appear at the Masonic Theater on Tuesday evening December 12th Popular prices will prevail fortho engagement Snail Millions of Years Old A petrIfied prehistoric snail embed dad in the heart of a large Disco pf fewdCheddar Cliffs Wales upon some large boulders of stono which were displaced in tea landslide which occurred some years ago The discovery IB distinctly interesting to the geologists on account of tho great ago of the find as situated upon a very low strata it must bo millions of years since tho snail lived Where the Locality Does not Count Wherever there are people suffer ute from kidney and bladder ail ments from backache rheumatism and urinary irregularities Foleys Kidney Pills will help them Bel videre Ill E A Celly an exengi myidneyscompelled to give up my engine and quit There was a severe aching ain over the hips followed by an inilamation of the bladder and always a thick sediment Foley Kidney Pills made me a sound and well man I cannot say too much in their praise = Tonic in action quick In results Will cure any case of kidney or bladder disorder not be NonoSold dy St Bernard Mining Oo Incorporated Drug Department Dally Thought toIcarnthat you aro not and to believe In your wn tadlvidbalttqAmfel I + A r L 1 l h VJh 1 f Worse Kind of Mortgages Thqii One Can Assume to Carryc i idytiB not a disheart iiag thiugjp go through 11 oat under the harrow qf debtatruggljng to jiet relense under circnjjjatauces that give no hope it not unfortunate to feel that we can never lift the mortgage from the homo that in spite of all our eff forts it must finally be sold over the heads of those dearer ouif than life itself But all this is nothing comparad with the mortgage of vice upon the character which blights the life Many n man has died without being able to lift the mortgage from liis home yet has been A reat success for he kept his manhood clean his integrity unstained and although ho felt uo material wefclth he has enriched the lives of all who knew him s The nicotine mortgage upon your vitality the alcohol mort gage which hardens your nerve fibijr benumbs the brain cells djkingupon your home is a blessing If you are mortgaged to the cigar ette habit which demorazesyour ambition poisons your blood benumbs your nerves and vitiaies your aim i1fyou have a whiskey youhavemortgageThe touch your real self In spite of it you may be a miin respected looked up to admired If your life has been clean you may have made every acre of laud in your vicinity worth more But if your character is mortgaged to a demoralizing habit if yoU are the victim of a degrading vice that holds you down cripples your advance this Isa thousand times worse It looses you not oulv your respect but also the re spect of those who know yduSuccess Magazine MADISONVILLE NOTE Continued from Page lJ Richmond roses and maiden hat terns termed an exqnslte oontr embellishment on the dlnlngtable over a scarf of oluny lace Silver colonial candle sticks bold lag green tapers hooded with red j rose bud shades wore arranged on the fable and buffett Those who assisted Mrs Ifulfn during the evening were Mesdamcc C L Ross W O Morton T F Dempsey R S Dulin Jr and H H Holemail 1 t Misses Bonnie Vera Murptiey I Davie Hendrlcks and Mary Ruby Morton Misses Bernice Wlmberly Aman da Wilson and Nell DnUrcas aelatedHon Ruby Laflfoon of Mddi sonville our neighboring City by invitation of the Elks LQa e at Marfreesboro Tepn delivered the Elks Memorial AddreG + h the latter place on last Sundays After the close of the ceremonies I whichwere held at the Opera House Mr LrtfFoon was ted with a handsome LovingOap by the Murfreesboro Lodge of Elks which was given to him bs ae mark of appreciation UPQD their part for the beautiful and touching manner in which bisj address was delivered The Loy ing Cup is of silver and gold ands engraved upon jt the follow fiIi RUBY LAF0N r from Murfreesboro Lode No 2029 I BP 0SDecember 81911r t Mr Laffoonsaystllat he greatly prizes this memento of esteeim from bis brother Elks of Mrir freesboro Lodge and that what jLOVinKa reminder tliat the membership of this lodge is in faot composed of the Best People on Earth Mr and Mrs EE Waller and sons who have been visiting relatives in Hopklnsville several days have re turned home They report an enjoyable Visit Scholarship For Sale We have a 1QO scholarship on Oollegefoiness colleges Iti the State and a scholarship In this aolh+ fie IB A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE Very Serious It is a very serious matter to uk for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine BUCK DRAUGHTl- iver Medicine The cputation of this old reUa Indigestion ly established Jt does not imitate thanotherslargersaleSOLD IN TOWN F2 1J I I n mt I d 1JJ MASONIC TEMPLE DECI12eThe Greatest Farcical Success PECKSBAD BOY 9 j JOSEPHINE PALMER- as the Bad Boy anda clever company of comedians singers nd dancersiPrices 25 35 and 50 Cent Brinkleyh ii FOR XMAS V4JM r PRESENTS t I Dont Buy Cheap Jewelryr f Quality counts and is re I niembered long after theprine i IQ rJ 91101 is forgotten I i t1 bedatlJa 4fl We have a cIewJ W stock of reputable gobds J i The await your inspect jtion j- f iJ HOLLINGER TRUEMPY tllJ Jiwilirs and Opticians W Location next to Coyles Barber l Shop 1 11 I F 1ld l d 1 w i fJr I I i 3 These Aret k Universal Giftsc There is no one who does not use toilet articles apdnoi f1 i f one who doesnot prize good onesJ I v t- Our f roo y t i stock of Hair 13rli 1iesii W tdtJ3iushes Combs Mirrors Perfumes Toil et Waters rSfoaps Compexion PowdersI arid Sets these ar tidies 4 I Is an exceptional onet We have these goods in agreat va ft IiI riety of styles and at prices that willmeet the requirements of every buyer q t i J r1ftcL When in douht j lineyover carefully when InI tt y i P J ii f tfi We are exclusive agents for vKgiis Chocolates and Nunnallys Fine Candies n Gardner t Bowmer INCORPORATEDv Mladisonville Kentucky r C 7 ty f 1 ttf fervs iwij v a k 4- n I Boston Store Evansville Ind i y fc I CHRISTMAS 1 i if I HANDKERCHIEFS 1i v Over 100000 in all Styles andat all NowtAwaiting Your Choosing Without any question our handkerchief stock is the Jarh- at and most complete in the whole city We have over 100 1r 000 Handkerchiefs awaiting your criticalinepectiori nnd selecd CambricIin between are very fully represedted i ta The Values are the best and the assortments the biggest we rare ever offered Make Your selections MOW while the kites are complete i Ladles Princess Handkerchiefs range in price from U 60 to15oLadies Lace Edged Handker chiefs range in price from 7Go down to 260 Ladles Fine Swiss Handker 60cdownLadles Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs range In price from 16o down to Gc nibrloHandkerclllefsp from 12M down to 5o LinenHandkorahtels from hoe down tor 7rrrlOo Initial range Cambric white ooldrod in tor Hand I XMAS UMBRELLAS 1 all Ready for Choosing- We are easily in a class by ourselves when it comes to the of There are thous ands of them here already for your choosing now and every has been made to our own order and they cannot be in the city either for rarefy or value There is an almost range of from the very i choice all silk down to the mixed for school or every day use There are just many different styles of handles there are and that means that they cannot be You be charmed when you see them UMBRELLAS rUle in price frets SOc to 1150 UMBRELLAS in trice from 50c to 1250 CHILDRENS UMBRELLAS range in price from SOc to 125 Make qour select lens now Have them when yoa want them We engrave free Refunded to OutpfTowp Patrons Fowler Dick Walker I News of the Town I r oMO of Madlaonvillo was in town Thursday Gertie Obanuon spent Thursday night In St Charles with Miss Wl file Jenkins George Robinson was iti the coun j ty seat night Miss Bottle Fugate spent in Mortons Gap with friends A full Liuo of wagon wood Sfook and wagon hardware carried at Kjr James Maloney who has been In St Louis for sane time buying Christmas goods has returned homef Miss JosophineC rsey cfHowell is the guest of Miss MJabel Brown ing this 0Mrs J E Fpsanvllle was in town t Misses Margaret and Louise Mo Pheraon Lurllno Colt were the guests of the Misses Ytctorys Mon day night 41600hBee and get 0000 votes Mrs W S McGary who has been in Union Town for the past two weeks has returned home Mrs Stella Kemp spent Monday in Evansvllle shopping MargaretrMitchell for the past week has re turned to her homo in Sebree Missal Elizabeth and Margaret were in Madlsfcnvllle Mon day afternoon Paul King and George Robinson were in Monday night Fancy horse shoeing a specialty J y the best sheer at Newtons J SEarllngton Ky Ned Barnes is the sick list this week r E P Barnes of Central City was 1 in town Tuesday Edna Jackson Aehsa Bennett and Hallie Vaughn were in Nortunvllle + Friday HoptownFriday C 1 J I r Mens Handkerchiefs in price from 26o to10c Childrens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at each 60 and 80 Childrens Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs ateach 60 Childrens Handkerchiefs or border i 3 fancy box Ifio Childrens Initial Linen kerchiefs white or colored bor ders 8 in fancy boxfor26c Are Your allowing Christmas Umbrellas literally Umbrella exclusive duplicated unlimited coverings covering fabrics as as Umbrellas described will LADIES MENS range dellvered Initials Fare MoKlnney Wednesday Wednesday Newtons Earlhigton Monday Victory Madisonville on Mr Roy Eldred Davis spent Thursday night in Evansville Mr and Mrs Elmo Trahern of Hopkinsville were In town Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs E M Traheru Dont fail to return votes Wednesday afternoon not lair than 6 oclock Tom Wand of Madlsonvllle was ill town Tuesday Mrs J R Forrester of this received a telegram this afterno from Milllgan Ind stating that her sister Mrs T J Johnson w dangerously HI and is expected die at anytime lib I Am Well 9 writes Mrs L R Barker of Bud Ky and can do all my housework For years I suffered with such scarcelystand three different doctors had failed to help me I gave Cardul a trial Now I feel like a new woman tt sixCARDUI The Womans TonicIA womans health de pends so much upon her delicate organs that thelleast trouble there her whole system It is the little things that count in a womans life and health If you suffer from any of the aches andIpains due to womanly weakness take Cardui ationce and avoid more seriIous troubles We urgec you to try it Begin today o EEY IMr Olirrt KInK gave a most de bird supper Tuesday at the Star R9turant The birds were dtilloi9UBlv cooked and heartily rel ished Those present were Misses Miner h Davis and Lucy FawcetlJ1 1 Messes Gilbert Paul king 1J Miss AloieeoOBryan of this city was in MablsonvlIe Thursday Mrs E B Taylor and Mrs Wal ter Long were in town Thursday at tending the funeral Wheels filled new tires now springs best hickory axles wagon tongues good hounds wagon beds alt work dondby expert wagon mak er and all work positively guaren teed at Newtons Shop Earlington Ky tOWflTuStrother Hancock who has been with the firm of Barnes Cowand Co for some time has gone back toI his old Job with the L N Mrs J E Fawoett Madisonville attended the funeral of Mrs E M Trahern Thursday MadisonvUlethe Sbriners Banquet Get in the Automobile contest Send iu your name andjwe will start you with 2000 complimen tary yotep You can win this handsome 5 passenger Howard touring car if you try Miss Vorlle Davis attended the Shrines Banquet Wednesday ht Dr and Mrs O B Johnson were in Madisonville Wednesday nightlattending the Shriners Miss Mary Martin spent Thursday Wichita Madlsonvllle with her aunt Mrs Will Robinson Mr N G Hollinger of Madison vine was in town on business Wed nesday Mrs Stella Kemp was in Madison Vllle Wednesday attending the Shriner Banquet Mr S T Cayce of Nortonville was iu Evansville Wednesday and Thursday purchasing Holllday goods for his store Mr Casey is p gressive merchant and bullves in giving the people of Nortonvlile the best the market affords for the least moneyMrs B E Nixon of this city was in Madlsouvllle Thursday visiting friends Mrs D F Stanley was in Hopkins vine Tuesday visiting friends Mrs N I Toombs of Madisonville was in town Thursday attending 9tMrsMrs Burnbam Taylor was Here yesterday attendins the funeral of Mrs Q 1doffice Mr and Mrs Will Robinson and Mrs Geo King of Madisonville atten dod the funeral services of Mrs Tra bern yesterday Mr E P Barnes of Central city who has been here a few days has returned home All of the Earlington Merchants have brought on a large line of xmas goods this season and th ore isno ex Dose for arty of the Earllugton children or children in the surrounding thednare very reasonable and the variety largeI X If you want good work done quick and on short notice and positively guaronteed Go to Newtons Shop Earl1ultonKy j Mr H S Corey manager of the St Benard farm left Tuesday night for Delbart Texas where he wilt spend several weeks One of the most sparkling seasons of comedy ever inaugurated In this city will be sees at the Masonic j Theater Tuesday December 2 Pecks Bad Boy will be presented Everything is said to be fresh and overflowing with humorous situations catchy dialogue and suprising conanges that keep the audience on the quiver for surge after surge of side splitting amusement Popular prices will prevail for this enjoy ment Y tShrinerWednesday night George Motherhead made a bus iJudgein town Thursday morning on bus fMrsmornInA jatOr Mann andM V Prlchett of Madsonvllle were in town Thursday businessRobert Foganmadea business trip to Madisonville Thursday- A game of basket ball was played the skating rink hero last night Earlington Baraca team vs Madi sonvillo Army team with a defeat IB tovljttver the JBaraca bbysIt was a largely attended and everybody present seem to enjoy the games V 4 s n William Bradley made a business trip toMadlsonvllle Thursday IMr Henry Browning of Mortons Ciitp 4as to town Thursday M fd9 JHfattle Cordler was lnlMadle pnvilibThUrsdayehbpplDgv1 j r Eugene Oldham made a bURlne trip to Madlsonvllle Thursday Dr E A Davis was in Madisor villa Wednesday on business 100 new subscribers to The Be will go along ways towards win Wing that handsome 5 passenge 1600 touring ear Get busy now and see how many you can get by the 15th ot next play Pearl Lanier and Stanley Cooper WodnesdanthtMiss Cecil and Georgia Bowles will arrive in town today to be the guest of Miss Emma Bowles 3 c w Mrs Ben Sink of Madiaonvllle was In town yesterday attending the funeral Miss Adeline Toomb3of Madison vllle was in town Thursday Miss Minnie Rt croft of Madison vllle was in town yesterday atten funeralsHave your horses shod and sans faction guaranteed at Newtons Shop Earlington Ky N G Alford is confined to his bed weakeA Stranger askedOans Business Colleges are located + cashierUraustates If you desire any further in assistantsjthey DraughonPractical a ington DO Evansvllle Ind Jfa ducab Ky or Nashville Tonn that J11L lir year with Remember the early of the things Already number selections sold and for you could leather and fine spe cialty chairs Solid Oak 0Bryan i size arm er only Madisonville Kentucky Workmen at Newtons Shop f day In case of Immergency you can et shoting done at night by r notifying him j O M Gu y city Marshal of tons was in town on w InessjjIf MorirsJ Nixon was in M Wednesday King spent last night In county seat with his parents thef JNothingfirm standing in the business world I like nice stationery printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job departtment keeps on a fine line of letterheads noteheidstbillheads statements and envelopes both linen and commerolal Wetalso do circular invitation alogue work Give us trial You I will be pleased r j I e i 1 t The pleasure of creating happiness isr 11f if the nearest approach to exultation we can ever I 41 t hope to reach on this earth ti r TLChlQ I 11+ T t 6lobe e111111 vUJ1 T t Rift a timeBookmost acceptable r v f 01 1 r r I t J 2 9 2 I i y i i St at are tr of gets a set our upholstered new We a CompanyINCORPORATED 4 t i T5 Paiil i 1 and a W Get Santa Claus tofillY r your stockings withonej r this t it V f Sideboards and Buffets f a 1 to fIfOur big line of dining r I 1 room furniture offers a I fiJ splendid seleqjjpn for the j l Xmas sfioPpgIf r 4 a h t Forgef6lil0kitchen This splendid rollseat rocker is a bargain time Cabinets the best and iof the Itis well solid oak full exthe cheapest that the i ti tension front and back posts and bolted construction market affords v ftc f1 Please That shopper choice best of have been aside ChristmasWe wish see reed chairs something make of childrens J full Utley Rockr i every Thursday vllle shopping neatly constantly like from 500 5000 Don any built r e 1 7 i House Furnishing and Undertaking Reed Rocker 250 4 I f 4 na i rfi Hx + t i sIU ijIf r i iL j I f r3 fir L twrw t IfII 7rJ t + J Q i J i X r J fJfi if Hogwallow HappeningsJ i Waabiujiton k him golf out of a persimmontree ou 11usket ridge Tuesdaynight idrickel Hicks heljthe Inmp Sunday night whi1eI1ss Hostel ter Bocks sang a sot iii the Dog Hill 0hu rch At napoint Jier Voice went so hiliYthat Orick waS compelled jEli stand on a 9 chair t Frisby HUQoebk has dreamsd several times lifere o late that he was about to drown and as- a precaution he now sleeps with his heads propped up eO that he can keep it well out of the water I7 Elhck Hellwauger has return ed from the headwaters of Gim let creek from winch point he floated down on a raft He brought with hjm u bag of tur Itups rind an armful of the I almanacs ye are glad to see people take so to literature The postoffice was entered night before last by some uu i known person and the Postmasters sausageprinder is missing Jefferson Pollocks who ha been cutting down a tree near Rye Straw for the past two weeks completed the job today at goon Seeing a national victory for the Democrats next year the Bo wallow postmaster has de YQded to change his politics this winter while no one is looking Luke Matljewsla ib getting his f affairs in shape to reform on the first of the year Yam Sims who has been seep fng encouragement in the pursuit rof the fickle heart and hand of Miss Gondola Henstep has found Aa shadow of hope she having dropped her hankerchief from her tall mule the other day iuI Y Border to allow him the privilege sjjof picking it up Sim Flinders has been been kfr gittingVbj his front fence this f jrffek with wads of paper stuck HI both ears Sim is accusedof Bteiling a hogliver troinover near Thunderation and does no wish to hear any of the passing remarks that were made about linn 1 Dock Hocks our bincksmit- and erstwhile dentist is engaged in putting some net teeth in a crosscut saw that be longs t laaac llelhvanger Th duringetdifficulty lust week To lessen the cost of the job Isaac wanted the teeth tiled but the dentist told him he would have to have some new ones put in One of our acquaintances who has been going under the uatn of Kodgers since he got int0 serious difficulty in the Oalf Ribs communitj a few weeks ago was buried at the Hog Ford graveyard yesterday He left a Will instructing that the sever dollars he left behind be buried twuh himand this was done He left a good many bad and they are buried along with the oodpnes The snow at bounding billows the other day is reported to have been so thick that the peoples scald not walk without stepping in it Peke Eizley was the host at a delightful birthday surprise par ty given by himself in his liquor at his home over on Musket Ridge just after you pass the persimmon tree going in the di rectfoV oi thp moonshine still house The delightful affair was verv cunningly arranged by Poke and the invited guests were completely taken by surprise when they arrived and found a party was to be given tHem Everyone returned home and brought bas kets of grub which Poke took possession of and locked in the corn crib until after the guests departed for home- Work t Will Soon Start after you take Dr Kings New Life Pills and youll quickly enjoy their tine results CotiBtipation and indi gestion vantsli and line appetite re turns They regulate stomauhe liver and bowls and Impart new strength and energy to the whole Allt I I 11 y 1 ora ti V How to Get Votes J Votes on the Automobile viII be given with every cash purchase made at store of any member of the club votes for every dollars worth pur NOW IS THE TIME TO BUSY The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the i finalcount Remember the object of this contest is to get business We are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest number of votes therefore it is to the in terest of every contestant to their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods Clothing Shoes Hats and every IIthingthey get from members of the Club- and save the coupons you Thus I contestant who gets the greatest I number of friends who trade here and give them their coupons will receive the greatest number of votes L C Wiley Watches Clock Jewelry Fine Watch Repairing Webb Brothers Groceries W H Whitford Hardware Stoves H 1 r t 5 CITY DIRECTORY Mayor H C Bourland JudgeA J Bomiett 1Chief of Police Win Bradley HHambyTax of City Clerk Paul P Price TreasurerFrank B Arnold City PliysIcianW K Nlshnf WhipflerStreetCouncilinen Madison Oldham D Rash Geo 0 Atkinson Thos nlgbtfirstSchool Trustee Paul M Moore Board of HealthEd Mi Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B Johnson M D- PostmasterOlms Cowell eCHURCHES I CATHOLIC CHUBOH mast every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaohiup 080 a m Verfpert and benediction p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUROH t3nnda school at 980 a in Preaching evor Lords day at 1045 a m and 745 m Prayer meeting very Wednes day at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastors M E CHUROH Regular services 780pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 980 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 a m REV HOLTZOLAW Pastor M KOHUBUH BOOTH Rev W 0 pastor Services ou every Sunday at 11 a man745 p m Sunday school at 080 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society every Mondavi after meetingMondavmonth MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUKQH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer meeting Wed desday evening Sabbath school Dr A O Stsk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor of Louisville r GENEKAI BAPTIST OHUROH Services fourth Sunray morning and evening In each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenhg Sunday school 2 p In- REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL OHUROHServlcea 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES JIMasonic LodAeEW Turner FridaystoE J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 81 K of lImeets every Monday night Visitors welcomeERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 561 meets ever nightYGolden Cross Lodge Earimgton No 525 meets let and 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEADSec Degree of Honor NdlQ moeta 2ud and 4th Saturday nights in each month Miss LfzziE HUFF Soot ERrlhlAtolOOl MoscatoFStandwalte Tribe No 57Red toVi meets eyer sleepHARRY 0 of R Woodmen of tho World Catalpa Weuneedat thereCClerk WorldNo11002Y Q WALKER Sec AtMadisonvilleB N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary 0sm- MRS KATE VITHBRB Pros Knights and Ladles of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday Visiting members Invited to attend WiLuOARBiOAN Clerk cordiallyinvitedLodges 0 Lucky Luckless Youlh The paper told the other day About a youth up Boston way Who won a chain and watch of gold Because at twentyone years old Hed neither smoked aipr drunk nor swore Nor chewed obacco and more His lips had never strayed And met those of theblu hang maid Poor youth Poor blind unknowing mole I Down in our deepest inmost soul We pity him think what hes missed By never having bravely kissed One who reluotion soucrht to flee Yet loved his interpldity And yet our hearts within us burn Think of the joys he still may A M Adams in the New Xorfc Sun Best Yet for a limited time we will send you the Louisville Evening Poland the SomiWeeky Bee one year The Cosmopolitan and Good House Keeping Magazines and the Home k Farm six months till for 360SnU scribe now as this Offer will be with drawn in a few davs SEMIWEEKLY BEE- Earllugton Ky from workandworry Shorthand Why they best ci ask for the First what eager learn Offer A grind 1600 Touring Car to be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club Each member of this clubwIll give votes that will entitle the holder of me great est numberfof to this ant Automobile free of The Contest No name of contestant will be known coontestants Wit be pub lished contestant gets 2000 votes to start with contestant gets nom ber Standing number weekly All votes mustbe brought for Votes mustnot writfen Tie votes In and only Color of certificates be the auto will not be solicit votes our store front of the building INCORPQRATGD Dry Goods Shoes Millinery Wear Rutf II of an Ad Readersnt is Par Its Power lipsf 4 Your dollars vary in value they vary in purchasing power The man or who studies advertisements is able frequently to make one dol lar do the usual work of two I And the experienc ed reader advertisements will always dol lar command more than dollars worth figured ruling prices of things J How much above par are the dollars in your worth It will depend on how closely vou I ads study the buying opportunities outlined in the store YOUWANT That question wlll asked you nlr nst daily by busintss men your you qunllfytake the Trainlngnndshow ambition indorse Col1egcsthan indorse nil other bus Iness colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges in States International reputation BaD1ia TrpenriUar Pfnmw ihp Enfllih Spclllnr Arltbmette Letter Writ Inc BnBatM asInat7branehee Good POSITION GUARANTEED under reaaon ablo condition 1lsoekkeephr Bookkeepers over DraughonsNowSqstern 25 to 50 percent In SkartkaJ Practically U S offi vial court reporters write tho System of Draughon Colleges teach Because know it is the votes ale Every Every number amount within Clothfn Carpets woman make buy JOB Illseeking IAIKU Heme Study Thousands oankcas bookterperr and good positions result taking Draughoas Homo Study For prices lessons BY MAIL write JNO DRAUCHON President Nashville Tenn For tecat Jtalocuo course ATCOLLEGE write DEAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLIEGB 1WuhiHa hGaestrWq xea eradneaky7gsr EuN fail BEE ADS PAY- t Get Into TheAuto CONTEST FREE t t f i 1 2 3 4 a 5 of 6 7 be on 8 9 12 to or in to and II 1 b g 0 l as 1 ec a a it a as on 11 bo to J 18 ti h all nil its of ltors are bol as the oh I t 11 on s F on t r tR Y 11 w t L m w fif 1 i f JV1ay 15 Cr Display cO trt rthe wardFivePassenger COrJtestcl at3arrles L8cpcinparlY Rules ontesfat1ftoN contestants published Wednesday recording package- with contestants on onlybeforeContestants permitted BARNES COWAND COIt1icriady Every Dollar Money Above Frequently Buying Actually Doubled premiummake pocket eorvicesjf DRAUGHONS stenographers CATALOGUE er N IJ FREE ses 1912 Jcy if How to Get Votes i F With every yearly subscription to bY1inapplies 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 roo 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 sched ule of votes is so much greater for subrscriptions than for anything else You will be suprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to The Bee if you try r t CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once qnd go to Work for it George King S ontiDru jd Drujftfuti Sundries and Soda Fountain SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Year s Liveryman mot n 7 f 4tm r Tiu rTi Cd r- X tiA t 3 IE N C I Q N V I N C E EJUT y of J i ft M I + I tj t + y 6 11e k I t 3 of It r C I t I tYou wlll ofcourse wish to make ptwentsIdaria te oFds torbroth fi orIerhaps you t 4 ij J t 1i tH tf hlye a sweetheart if yOU do and w11 1 gP tot 4 f e t f I I IR B Ni1EO t lNSp t r IRP9lS1t9 lVV 1Yorte j KyY- ou Its C7 will findjust what you Want at rices to suit your v1Z tr Watches Cloys Toilet Sets Traveling HP vvv vfv W xSets Chafing Dishes tliee intelligent Av xSh 1- r buyer whether rare and costly or medium priced I invite your inspection r+ f r1 COAL PRODUCTION UnUtd State Leads the World InSupply i i Since the production of coal is chief industries of 1Ettrlingtcp nnd Hopkins county add the continued employment I of housauds in tins section 6i the State depends upon the rein tiou of the supply to the demand t the folowiug comparison of the A coul supplies of the world com- o compiled by the United States Geological Survey should tnke interesting rending to subscribers The total coal production o the world in 1010 wns approxi mately 1800000000 short tons 1482000Aullundnnd in 1010 acdordinf to GeologicalIian which ranke second by over 200000000 tone Great Brit aiuslproductiou in 1010 was less 1 thus 00 percent ot that of the United States and Germanys was less than half The increase in both of these countries in 1010 I over 1000 was comparatively i smalls whereas the increase iu the United States was nearly jyequal to the entire production o France and was more than the total production of any foreign F country besides Great Brftuiu Germany Austria HuuiarYi and France The United States has held limit place among the coalpro v o ducin countries of the world since 1899 when it surpassed Gfat Britain In the 11 yeare since 1800 the annual output of the United States has nearly doubled from 258741108 shortt tons to 501500888 tons whereat that of Great Britain has ni 240is ort to 0 W uj J The followiuu table shows the Coal production of the principal p Qouutrjes in the world fu 1010r I except those for which only the 1000 figures are available The worlds production of coal linshort tong v United States 1010 50150087 Great Britain 10102000070001 Germany 1010 1 Austria Huutary 10101 I j 54 578788 France 1010 42111- 68Beigiuni1010207408 2a Russia nnd Finland O24007005 Japan 100010j50 418 Onnuda 1010 12700512- Ohinu 1000 18 227 000 India 1000 18204520 New SJu h Walts 1000 Z 7 862204 4r5l6r716fMtnl 1010 a 2 572012 New Zealand 10002 140507 1119708 Italy 1000 011857 Sweden 1000272056O-ape Colony 1000 103 510 Tasmania 1000 08845 Other countries5283 008 Kl2786778l2Perceutnjje States 8fl 2 A Severs Sickness Leaves The Kidneys Weak severefwas all run down and suffering from poor blood I would have pains In my back and my hips and my kid neys bothered me all the time I started taking sw Rot upon the recommendation of M friend and found It was Just what I needed Mv blood became all right and after taking a few bottlde I was surprised kidneyeTheywore i much to thankful for that your great remedy did for me Yours very truly WO B ACRMON Phenlx City Ala Swornto nnd subscribed before me this thn 14th day of July 1009 WJ BIRs Justice of the Pdaoe Letter la Dr Kilmer Co Blnghamton N Y Prove What SwampRoot Will do for You BinghamtonIt will convince anyone You will t also receive a booklet of valuable Information telling all about the writIngbeSfmi Weekly Bee Reuulnr fifty cent and onedollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores i INTERESTING EVENTS I- NCHICAGO NINETEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATIONCONGRESS DECEMBER TO 9 The object and purpose of this Congress oau best be expressed in its mottouSave the forests store the floods reclaim the aeserts make homes on the laud to which might be added drain the swamp and make homes on the lands There are In the United 75000000 acres of swamp land nonproductive a menace to health and a deterrent to immigration 76000 000 acres divided into 40 acre farm- means homes tor 1875000 families or approximately 10000000 of citizenship This land when re ctatmedwill be as healthful as rand that 1ms been dry and will be the most productive all lands because It is composed of the rich soil brought down by the river de posited and mixed with the decayed vecotatlon for centuries On account of the diversified own ership and state complications it would seem that the United States Government is logically the author ity to redeem these lands along the lines pursued in the reclamation ofI VestThe of the ar- Id lands of the Far West and the possibilities of the drainage of th swamp lands of the Great Soutbl and elsewhere will be given partlo ular attention In an elaborate pro gram that has been planned for thl congress Delegates from all part of the as well as foreig- representatives n have been invited- and a goodly attendance IB exyec ted LAND SNOW NCV IBt DEC 9 An ocular demonstration of the agricultural and hortlculturaL de vnlopmentof land throughout th States Au attendance b over 400000 Is pr noted this year Be Hiiro and visit e Illinois Cen tral Exhibit of products grown in the two great southern states o Loulsana and Mississippi LIVE STOCK EXPOSITI- ONDECEMBER2TO 9 ooul1tryfamous ternational Amphitheatre and twen ty adjoining buildings at the Union Stock Yards Chicago and adisplay of many thousands of the finest breeding cattle horses sheep and swine makes it a grand contest of champions Slaughter Tests Pack ing House Exhibits Collegiate and Farmers StockJudging Contests National Breeders and Stockmen MeetingssPubllo Dally Sales Brill Cant Fvening Entertainments IBost reached by fast and efficient service of th- eILLINOIS CENTRAL IRAILROAD train station ticket time agentG HBOWER G P A Memphis Tenn R COLORED COLUMN REV J B EVANS EDITOR The teachers who attended the Second Congressional District Teachers Association are sayings that the session just closed at Earl ipgtpn was the banner session from every point of view The weathers was ideal attendance good homes thepeoplern gave a crowd at session and the program was excel lent Mrs Minnie Key of Henderson isIi in thecity visiting her parent and Mrs Luke Anderson and other relai7es I TliasC ilB Church of this city is installing electric lights which will add much to the beauty of the church rend comfort to the worship ersProf W Q Hynes of Nashville Ithe famous National Exhibitor who had an engagement with the Mt Zion Babtist Church last Monday hisslent entertainment His lecture on the subject The Negro Looking Up brought before some 6f leading features In Negro progreu There were 826 persons who visit ed the entertainment Ike Davidson the upholsterer of doingtserve yon whllein the city ZfMrs Llllie Cavanaugh and son Dorrls are improving slowly ofEdrelatives In Clarksvllle The quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less the danger from pheuinonla and other serious Mr B W L Hall of Waverlv Va says I firmly believe Chamberlains Cough Remedy tube absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds I have ruccommendfd jt to my friends and they all agree with pie For sale by all dealers Our Christmas Goods 1 I II r Have Arrived r s v t i c We are now displaying our complete fs line of kOLIDAV GOODS i j I vWe have bought bountifully of everything Jr 11 J that you would expect to I I 4 a Il1nd In a SANTA CLAUS STORE Ir f irOur Doll sale was a great success l and demonstrates to us that the peo pie are shopping early andvantto y 1 solve the problem of now beet I l to make their Christmas purchases i t while the goods are new fresh and 0 Of r I dead and Jwhile they can getfirst i choice i fu 1 I i shopWe i f ri j early I habit Wu have made prices t a 4 1 onpurAoodssoattrautlvethatYOn t shop early Ifyou come to our Istoreatld take a look at what wee lJ 11It0 Be 11 1 iIfIt 1 uet the worry of selecting Christr 1 1 v i mac Gifts off your mind and then F o enjoy the occasion yourself 1 1 1 r J t i i t i r w 1 7 Gome and Take a Looka t +w i J SISK BROS BOOK COt t j 1 Madisonvllli Ky I l r THE SANTA CLAUS STORE 1 ii t cFI 1 i f t- a e WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORKr i tt i i Weeks Fkr This 7Sc pair of hears to any new and renewal subscriber paying 1 QO on subscription I Patent Tension Spring earsnf These patented shears regularly sold for 75 cents are here at your demand free of charged Thectil edgeaon these shears is indestructiibje and will never wear dull They anything and everything from wet tissue paper to a horse blanketv Note the patent Tension Springstiit does away with resharpening entirely 1 1 y j Patent Tension Spring Shears Eight inches in The shears are manufactured of very highest grade steel fon a highly polished surface The patent tensl n spnng takesup all the wear on the rivet sb that the cujlliig edges viilnever wear Hull A simple tdrn nf the thumb screw twill adjust the blades to Fut anything or the thin nest and most delicate fabric to i he heaviest material a r 1 Read This GuaranteeWe guarantee the Quality of the material and the workmanship in the shears to be firstn mn class in every respect and that the tension springdoubles the usefulness of the shears and does away with the necessity of resharpening o- o SemiWeekly Bee Earlinciton Kitucky 1 r JII 11 J 0- o 11 1 IT rCit a- r r t 7 QjFrFrt lJ j il A1 1 r Mens 100 Negligee j Shirts Sol tr YkA The greatest value giving will be our Getting Ready to Move Sale an event winter supplies of Mens and Boys Clothing Ladies Ready to Wear Dry Goods Shoes Hats Furniture Druggets j Rugs Carpets up to date slotkof L t merchandise at less than manufacturers in many instances j u v t v Go you with you will not find such phenomenal reductions on seasonable merchandise Our entire stock 1io be thrownon the Bargain Counter There is nd reO I oi i J v f A i t7 d business Wehavethe g9fds and the pris to back N vhat we 3H advertise A sale with ai We had rather selj the goods than I tJ1 I rti a PRICES WRECKED SEiTSATIONAL SALE OF CLOTHT J Y COST IGNORED i oth ng and assort r s ed it into lots each lot specially priced Note the phenomenal reductions on each lotR 1 LOT NO1- x EveryC RtinlnthiB lot M ie t If1T1Je tlive bucs toacoJoriogs Dont missfcW opportunity stiltsumoney ce Every suit narflnvtee c a 12 50 All Wool r Suits atP3a rl 45Wool1050 All VKii Wool Suits 4 I C 3O r 95Wool7CWoolSnitsZplOf 4 ACWool JJWoof TONEt- l Coat Suits i I 98JI Suits now 1250 CoattSuits now 1500 Ooat 9 95Suits now Q 1800 Suits Coat now 1 1 95 35j95SUits Coatti 16r65 8000 Suits Ooat now t 1 9 95I I 8500 Suits Coat now 23 35 Oalico j yard Brown yard Price 10 1212o moval A thtt UlaltlDg largrst r a ona to NO2r Most price reduc tions made Mens This lot is of suits from heimer Griffon wel tailored fittine from wool class clothing prices below inferior grades 12 50 Suits atjO 95will1800 gO r goatl335 6N35will 500 Ooafs 3 750 5r Ooats 7 9 1500 Goats i i 11951800 Coats i i a 2000 I ts15952000 Goats i t 8000 Goats 4 8500 Coats Furniture Wrecked Profitsdoomed Costs All records 1 furniture is such a r undertaking that we making f that will move it visit this DepartmentNote a few j = I 850 Ir 2500 V 1915 I I 760 1995tgoo 0o SpAVi n Q 5 25 11 8250 Sd bon t 1 2000 sPwI1rimJpM 52700 2195i- ir 250O o r 195 210O 1119- ti to S 2775 Gentine Leather notii stead Rockers1451 1250 Table5915 400 Oak t 1 Staples l all you want 4CJ 31 per kA K per Domestic LL 5c CICJI5o Satteens Rem v7Clil Sale 1 lot and Ginghams for 5cL 121 Re 1 7Sale Price 2 C n t w Prize for Every Day A 180 Prize Customer the pur Chad pl4Ih dnr- rn I J CeiJingcR4 Move anddbargainthatYYourTrunksa theIofferingtmovethemaiin fForLOT startling ever on Suits composed the Kuppeu and lines not old stockvbnt good garments till fabrics ugh at far go will 825 will ati1 95 Ladies and Misses Long Coats now 95Goats- now 95 1000 now 95 12500dats now 95i now how 14 35 now now 19 95 now 23 95 now 27 95 Prices Ignored broken Moving are prices prices Wardrobes rils t125 Sideboards Sideboards 35OOHedf 1000 UuItal- OBed uits4775 Dressing 2cSuttinps One Rocker1339in 7 lOc Qiuehhms II1v8cal Sile Price 12C anti 15c Gingham 10c811 I P Price v 7 1 Underwear 21c253 Underwear 50J 100 160 urI 119 LOT NO 3 Look Look Values Extraordinary Prices Ruin ed Oost lost sight of Youll be sorry ifvnu miss tliie Suitsdrht h class ntlr alf rV tailored Suits with weicht 11l1rt irrfeatest values to be had I anywhere 7 1250 Suits fe mfj OOSale I Tailored Skirts 3 00 Skirts noivr35 400 Skirts now 315 500 now Skirts 3 95 600 now Skirts 4 75 750 now Skirts 5 95 900 now Skirts 7 15 10 00 Skirts now 7 95 12 50 Skirts now 99518i now 50 Skirts 1 0N 75 Hand Bags I CSule1 i LOT NO4 madeNfrovmjill wool fabrics revs i i v bli k5 and mixtures Good c t11aerf s J t lng forfewiuter Year former rr V 1250 1500 and 18t villlgo tksale SitTt urdii morning DecQtlt tflliijatjV i t they last Gome eer 1 v n f whileYour size IB here Re mbihber the pricei ZwB4or Furs 25ctFur now Set 1 954O Fur Set 15U CIJ N5Oo-nFur nb Set 3957 50Fur Set note 5 951000 Fur Set now 7951250 Fur Set aotv 9951500 Fur Set now 119520 00 Fur Set now 19992500 Fur Set now S s 199527 50 Fur Set- aof OCuow One lot lathes Fur Scarfs I price 150 to750 value at half Mens Overcoats Must Go New Fall models in Mens nil Wool collarsffReduced 95Reduced 95ReducedOcercoatsrnowReduced J 14a 35 95RHcllceOCReduced OCReduced Notbouhtcqats grays browns and blacks every aflrment of standardunrke 0 OOOonts now fr iReduced toN49 ftReduced12 50 Coats now ZpDifiiOBoy I ILADIES REy1JY IIIII 15cSpitinge 5cal 5cSul Underwear39c Underwear79c 75SnJePrlce OCSale 5Sale 05S95Snte A Deep Cut in Shoes 1 Our line of Shoes are so well known tp all that to merely the fact that prices have beep cut creates a rush in this department But this time the prices have been slashed pricesEverythingsnappy lasts the seasons most popular shoes You cant af ford to miss this chxritid Briny the whole family Shoes for all ofthem 500 Pricej Shoos Salec4 25850Shoes Sale A 984 00 Sloes Sale 8 00 Shoes Price 3N 39 Price Sale2 55 1 250 Prim Shoes Sale 1 2 13 jPrice 9 25cSale 49cSide 75cBale 258111e 9Sle Look Look Look More wonders in price reduction Good serviceable Suits Cloaks etc all lejss than cost of tailoring 625Removal 49Removnl 99RElhoVIII 99Removal9 99Removal SuitsEemovalPrice 14 99 These are Certainly Bargains 100 Negligee Shirts 4St 50r Negligee Shirfs25o 5 H lUtl 2128I10 Handkerchiefs 5c 15c HnuUkrchiefs Icr lQ Hu 58 15r Bllfe 2oc Jjlifi vis and Faaciuators 15c 50 Sim vls and Fafsflihatprs 250 1 00 Sia n Is Pa8binatqrs4lc Miis 1 50 and 250 HIt 5lc Removal tRpcft Oarpeta Table Linens 25c TabJelineus19c 50o Table Linen Sale Price 39c75c Table Sale Linen49c100 Table Sale Linen79c125 Sale Price LiUen JS 9C set41c75c100 per 125 perset1111 50 per se1125200 per set 1i 250 Napkins per set j MA crhe L Z riWb111 All Goods J f ChargedtR eaua cost where reason forus worth Priced prices J12e Table Boys Suits t pOIJJlarqhldesPants 8 TISReducedH QReduced Q ftQReduced7 50 Suits now ftOR- educpl tog ZOH WO 850 Suits now AReduced to ZpO TO OOReclucdBoys Straight pants SuitsI49R I ftftReduced00 Suits now t Reduced to 2 4v AReduced I B 99RelUClR- I I A Tumble in Ladies and Misses Cloaks 175 Childrens Removal Sale OloaksSSC 4 00 Ladies and Misses Cloaks Sale Price 1 99ir 49Cloaks050 Ladies and Misses Cloaks Siile Price 3a25 75Oloaks 99Olo1250 Ladies and Misses Cloaks Sale Price 6 2 5a25vJlaERC Floor Coverings J JO priccspnjprtiptret anfl iarr roes bnrgainr 99Rellloval i 079Hmoval15 Removal Sale Prfce3 H HfO 11 99 99RpnlOVnlSnl1599Rpmoval Pric v Napkins Napkins PetlcNapkins Napkins Napkins 211 LEOD t ORE Y r f t t A I 5 r n y c j5 0 t r Outings and Flannel ettes 1 Oho Outings Removal Sale Price J2C r 7c Outings anle Pri 8c YSale u 10 7SttePdco2C Comforts and nsaortment y and Blankets at Removal pri 1 ces 39s75r125 Comforts 1 50 Comforts5119 k I 4 Remember Sale Begins Promptly at 8 clock Satutdayrning December 84911 1 SoPte to sOSONVI KENTUCKY ij iii ec Blankets verything Reduced a 0 I

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