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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Friday, January 12, 1912. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1912 bee1912011201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Friday, January 12, 1912. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. gtf Irk i1II Tv + c rj 11 TUESDAY i u t and 0FRIDAY Ytitt IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BU IN ESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE IA ITWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARUNGTON HOPKINS r4M FRIDAY JANUARY 12 1912 Ne 4 fittBIG SNOW AND D J ZERO WEATHER 1 Iestimated Total Snowfall f13 hi Inches Here and Snow oPlowsBusy CAHLINGTQN RECORDS FOR COLD 1 EST PAYS AND DEEPEST SNOWS r Who total depth of snowfall to 4 this morning is estifnated at sometljinK like H8 inches The 1 first big snowstorm of the season a ended Saturday night with 7 J rJInche Since tl ti re fefalIr t w r theistorlU t wyt firtlJ1Y a fills t i1ievI sled off all the brokgp n 1111 the first ilpWeet temperature for the w was 1 recorded on Sunday mdiiil at 16J degrees below zero fdiJOyved r by Ji minimum Monday rnortiiug r of 11 below The last big snow in Eirlihg ton fell on January 5 and 0 1010 i when a total of 14 inchesr was re corded at the Darlington weath T er stttion aatt in February of the same Vear two other snows 0aggrating T inches were recorded The temperature went to 8 degrees below on two occa lion in those mqntbs once i Janruary and again m February One of Earhngtona cold spells happened in December 1001 when between the 15th and 21st the minimum temperature ranged for six days from 8 to 10 diftreee4ljJilowzero with 8tqche0 of snow recorded during that time H tu 1 Our banner performance how ever during the many years a record has been kept inFarliugt- on was pulled of in February 1809 On the first day of that month a minimum of 14 below was mftde One week IkWOld Sol deserted the earth and from the 8th to the 18th inclusive the r minimum run to the following extremes of minimum tempera ture pelow zero 8 1416 8- U28l this last and lowe8t fig thie day the highest temperature re corded far the day was 8 degree- below zero The city snowplow were out early Sunday morning t and again thIs morning making i i walking good on our sidewalks k A Surprise party tiirt 1 Although the thermometer regis I k tried 16 12 zero Sun r n- n day morning the folttwlftk Ikdles tandgentleman bravedith Oektland snow and went In hacfcajtojbj farm of MrW R Browaofi IciA1ei him the surprise of his life Mrs Lyda Martha and Emma i Brown Mrs Ohas Brewster and Mrs Sarah McGregor Mr Joe Ar thug and OOlby Brown and Arthur Raymer of Mortons Gap There were several children in the crowd also The above persons are Mr children grand children lijand great grand children There 82 In all This was lr Mr Browns71st birthday CFtEeh family took well filled bas speDt the day returning home about 480 Sunday afternoon No ono seemed to suffer ftom the cold and alt a jolly time and wish Mr Brown many more such birthdays Ohio James Elected United States 4SenatorOllie M James wag overwhelm Ingly elected United States Senator by the Kentucky Leglslatqreyep terday Both braDchosvoted sep 14 arately Mr James will succeed Thomas F Pavnter whose term ex r pires March 4 1018 jtJ 93 Snow Bpundat Evansvllle t Owlf t- thesnaw o the cold weather an J being so deed88t t- hfastiil train due here at 1048 ar l1fn at 150laein elghiLeihMff fiti cc Y ei J glnet to pull It out of the Evaneville yard t AMERICAN SHIPS HAY HAVE FREE USE OF PANAMA CANAL Merchant Vessels of the WdrfdVliapldly Being Equipped With v tireless iii Report of commissioner of na vigation of United States recom mends that United States make provision to give American ships free use of Pnnnma Oanal also urges that Foderal govejrumont acquire control olall wireless stations in this country now oj erated by four or five corpor tions 488 ocean passenger steatnsliiid in United States have pomplied with wireless ship act and 142 other veosels have voluntarily equipped with wire less Total number of merchant vessels in world now equipped with wireless js 1018I DOUBLE TWINS AT 60 YEARS Mother the Widow of a Reelfoot Night Ritterr Hiokman Ky Jan 9Special Forthe first time In fife hutory of Fulton County end probably of the irbole atata of Kantqeky quadrup lets were born bare today The babes three girls and one boy are all welt tor mad In good health are bid fair the attending phyaiolan sayli to bold their own In the battle wellna can The parents of the children are Mr and Mrs J P Blvens who live on a farm in West Hlokmau Blv ona Is story years of age and has en Joyed good health all his life rsbandjIlbehavlni death pf TfcomarWUson au alleged nightrider ef Reelfoot Lay who died In the Nashville penitentiary twd aUfug to be tried In uonneotlonwlth the night- rider outrages Mr Bivens hal never Been mar ried before The children are all normal In every way Two of them aeemedto be bettor developed ban tbe oibersbut neither of them individually dif ferent from other babies Bivens Is receiving profuse congratulations from bit frlcbdi Clubr AttantlonBarsca fAll members of the Baraca Olpb are requested to meet at Ute Bee office tat 780 oclock Monday evening Much business electionsof constitution etc is to be transacted We wish to bo able to move into our clubroom In about a week WALTER N MARTIN Pros SavedI 1refused to be operated on the morning I heard about Cardul writes Mrs Elmer Slckler of Terre HaufelndII tried Car dul and it helped m- eIgreailyNow Idomy own washing and ironing g kuCARDUI IThe Womans Tonic Cardui Is a mild tonic remedy purely vegetable and acts in a natural man ner onthe delicate womanly constitution building up strength and toning up the nerves In the past 50 yearsCardulihaS helped amillionwomendare ur because we are that It win do you good a- KtA f i n II j 0 I School Notes sy 1 Sept Dudley has received notice from Prof MoHenry Rhoadsi who Is KentuckysTSngir School tnspecfcoiSj that the State Board of Education has approved of the course of t V done by the Earllngton High Sdrfdoi and has constituted it a first class classic county High School wWleh places the EAtlhigton High booJi on a basis with other schools tit the sta irofRemember the ArtEduoatlofaalEj habit Co comes to Earltugton early In February The ds tole nsed for beautiful pie tines for the different grades Mr R F1ttooreot Dallas Texst representlnfrPractical Drawing Co visited school Thursday gntl gitve- some nplendid drawing illuiltraUJ1g- the use of Orayocolor Tne different grades enjoyed his drawings very much Those who have not been absent or tardy during the month ending Jan 01912 are as follows FIFTH GRADE Bertha Adams 4 Bessie and Janie Blackwell Vi Ejdward43Bro Ii riX1 I- 0Q10 nr ftJ I a ibelBoyd 11a ad Johnnie Chandler itDorotlitCesbftt 4 I yBraJ FiluuiFugateEarl Horieniieloan Rena May Lavender t i Daphne McCord H Annie Rogers Roy Stienbaugh Bublec Travis Eella May Todd Guthbert Vinson Dewey Walker M Maude Nance T SK a t 8IXTHGIUDEU + 1Mf Hazel Ashby S Resale arDetttAnna B Corey Lena Dav s JImmleJD Emberton AIleenFuxf I f1c Barah Feattierstoa Ii fiJohn Fenwlok Sam Grace q ri ri Thelma King n u- MaryMartln 9 Krfoa Ladle and Grace Martin Laura Parser 3 z ftr Ethel Peyton Emma VineoaFx Isabel Wilson 1j k k DorethyWillis BTVSICCH GKADB f Herman Boyd t f Sarah Grutohfleld Kathrlne Fenwiok Flora Llpaoomb Iley Sharp Carl Umatead Thelma Patterson Willie WJlson Myrtlo and Irene Wllsott EIGHTH GRADE Ruby Ashby Monroe OralS- BexJIamby Earl Tommy Featherstonr 7 NINTH GRADE v v Margaret Atkinson Mary Brown T Olive Cbbb i Elizabeth Corys f Pansy Myers y j 1 ii Elizabeth Long f TENTH1 GBADBrV it rKathleenCoreyWillie Lee OralKJPaul Moore Jr Kenneth Nisbet Villa SIsk 1 fiELEVENTH GRADE Kress Sisk l Elizabeth Bessie Coyle Mrs Sharp visited the Sixth and Seventh grade one day last week The Girls Glee Club met Tuesday afternoon after school hours and had an excellent practice Mrs T C Anderson who has been ill for a few day is much improved this morning It Js hoped Bhewill soon be outagainr t r ctksODVIUadv it Soho4JMadisopvll i at- iiiw tbelwvrw nI r I Lawrence Turner spent Tuesday evening In Evansville u w r i j 1GHTEEN BELOW ZERO i ds Saturday Mornings Lowest c f Winter Tempcr lure IENTY OF COAL TO BURN AND WATER STIlt FLOWS IN THE PIPE jf lThe Bee did not get to press untilr lord ay morning owing to ft very layy run of advertising and the e colJ weather weare abl 4 record in this IS8 ethe coldest of the winter ISdegrees- few zero which was recorded at ijpel weather bureau Inth ear 1 Mfrs of this Saturday morning 3 Hi 18 The mercury stood at 7 jfitrees below at a little after 11 odtrlist night and was 10 below r y80tbismorningrunningto the ame of 18 below between those Hpfw a But Earllngton keeps war u has water to drink Z 60000000 RECOVERED i- Vfrtahy Millions In Value Remains a Buged Under Ice and Debris i New York Jan lOMore than hooOOp In stocks anti bonds was Vexed from one of the smallsr iite ltitbebarned M qultable Vl e gr poe Society build Ibglato to- bast will probably be a week ppifiiaps longerbefbre the great T Msof tbe Society and the Mer MiiillEeiMfeDeposit Company Rive 11 lib lfbllllon or more In se f tut Further examination of liigaunt Iceshrouded building jjjjrlpt on Tuesday by fire showed Conclusively this afternoon i the vaults are still intact In 110oqpDIn of those who made the 1 opinion re enforce d W revelation today that the II Her vaults had kept their tress aisafe their contents will sutler theyi1ranTdebrls it may be a matter of yrettka before in will be advisable to open them JCRS D W TJHSTIAD HURTI WHEN HER RANGE EXPLODES B Knocked Down Wounded and Scalded H Tand the Room Caught Fire Jto rih i The waterbaok In the range In Mrs D W Urasteads kitchen ex ploded Saturday morning wounded MrsVTJmstead and knocked her down set the room on fire and scattered pieces of the range and hot coals all over the room Mrs Um steed received a out over heri lgh j eyebrow some two or three unohe- long which required service of surgeon and Dr NIsbet was called She also suffered scalds on be wrist The explosion happened jug as the family was preparing to sit down to breakfast Fortunately Mr Umstead was at home and was able to put the fire out quickly This happened on our coldest morning after a minimum temperature of 18 degrees below zero Thfs low temp rature and a big run of adv rtls Ing delayeb the Bee until Satnrda morning and so this item gets In jniii 01Mystlc Eleven On Tuesday evening Jan 9 1912 the Mystic Eleven met at the home of Mabel Browning Althcug- Christmas sewing was over cad one brought a bit of hand work on which they worked Industriously The feature of the evening was a let ter hunt which was enjoyed by alt- butthe contents of the letter and itl lucky finder are facts whir- remain to be told In the future Dainty refreshments were served and then they departed tomoo agaiti next Tuesday with the Misses Kemp and Murrell Those present were Elizabeth and Margaret Kemp Katie Murrell Pansy Rule Golds- Weir Kathleen Spillnian Gertie OBannon Ruth DaD leIs Bessie Coyle and Mabel Browning and Mesdames Stella Kemp W B CoyleandHarrietBrowningDemocratic to be- Held at Baltimore Baltimore Md Jan 10The De mocratic National Committee yes terday selected Baltimore Pas the cpuVtentioaolty Jung 9G was flxod as tbe d ato of national gathering wen candidates deDt an will be seteoted j i QiajMuEft ofStthjB is exeeedlifl wam 2 a n 1 t ruESOary 4dSi1S and i2iJ I L FRIDAY COUNTY YilttePreflident FORMER MADI80NVILLE PASTOE BROKE RULE OF OHUEOH Rev AD Lltchfleld Wedded Divorced Man to Co Respondent in Suit 0 Rev A D Litohfleld pastor of the West Broadway Church at Louis ville Ky formerly pastor of the Methodist Church at MadleonvUle Ky violated the law of the Sletbo dist Episcopal Church by marrying MisB Goldie Purdmari and Dr O ofeMethodist pastors was appointed to lnveatitate bus oo questioning Rev Lltchfield found that he was entir ely Ignorant of the fact that one of the contracting parties was a di vorcee of two hours He was ex cused from trial on this account Rev Litohfleld in discussing the action of the committee said I heartily acquisece in what the com learnedmthat I had violated the church law In marrying tbo parties I knew that Dr Thomas would be compelled to take action In order to protect the church and myself TAILS 200 FEET TO DEATH Chas Clements Night Fireman at Nor tonvllle Meets Death Ina Peculiar Manner Chas Clements white age 85 who for some time has been nigrft fireman at No 1 wipes at Norton vllle snot hfs death Thursday morn ing about three oclock ina very sad- andborribleway Mr Clements besides his duties as fireman made occasional trips into the mine to examine the pumps And on one of these trips ho left the furnace room Thursday about 280 a m taking his lantern with him When he got to the entrance not noticing carefully thought the left cage instead of the right was up and intending to step on the left cage he stepped oft into the shaft falling a distance of 200 feet That morning about four oclock some miners going to work found him dead and It is supposed death was instantaneous Ho will be burial Friday morning at Kellys station in Christian coon ty He leaves behlng a bereaved wifeTOBACCOSOCIETY VIOLATES SHEEKAH ANTITRUST LAW Opinion of United States District Court at Cincinnati v Cincinnati 0 Jan 10Inancpin ion banded down by Judge Hollis Distriost osf he con BasleE= were in violation of tbe Sherman antitrust law in that part which con cerns Interstate commerce In his opinion Judge Holllster ruled that the tobacco pooled by th Barley Tobacco Society was inten led necessarily for use In interstate a inywas use interstate commerce that the Bur ley Society fixed a price on this anyione an that this act is considered by him to thh oerns interstate commercI Preliminary Contest There are about twelve pcpils of 1the Madisonville High Soool who will compete for the honor of OratortEWestern Kentucky Tub prellml nary will be held the last Friday conteset day night February 28 at Owens boro There will be seven represented We sincerely hap the Madlsonville representative will carry off the honors also the medal as she has done twice before J I Springfield has charge of the poolroom In the absence ofO 0 Cansler OrEvBarnett made a business trip to Madlsonville Thursday IDfMrs S E Stevens who has been Y lting friends In Henderson fo time irereuuredtiome i eMiss West of New York Is visit- Ing Mrs Q E Barnettthisweek RICHESON PLEADS GUILTY ft Tb the Murder of Avis Linnell rillsk WAS GIVEN DEATH PENALTY Boston Jan DA plea of guilty of murder in the first de gree was made by Rev Clarence VT RCliesbnjn the Superior Oourt today and he Was sentenced by Judge Sanderson to death by electrocution some time dur ing the wee of Y 19 1912 N Rlcheshadplt ided not Rail ty when t after his in dictiuenV1oVtiff h ar e of poisonting Avis Eii1Bellof Hyannis 4 Mass his fi cee following a writtena0lll lcsslon made Sat urday laity lie today retraced cthatof guilty It is understood that applica Ia tion may be made to Gov FOBS and the executive council of the I state to commute the eatbsent- et1cetoimpdsol1ment for life Ricb son made nostatementnHe was in court for only about six minutesEie face was pale hut he was perfectly composed He answered formal questions J propounded by Judge Sanderson 1 In the simplest possible way and when asked if he had anything to say repliedIiI have nothing further to say than my written confession Richeson heard the death senn l 1 tence with little apparent emo tion When brought into court p he walked with slight assistance by the officers who escorted him He was not required to enter the prisoners cage and remained standing District Attorney Pelletier read the ministers written confession and added that the government had suffi x cient evidence to have convinced a jury that Kicheson was guilty pf murder in the first degree He tkid then that it became his solemn duty to move for judgf ment fi v IJ Judge Sanderson read the ate= t tutee bearing on the case ands asked the prisoner if he realized the gravity of his action furl pleading guilty if he had conk suited counqilj and if he had ao ted voluntarily To each quea loon Richeson said J Yes sir prisonereevery op Q i uity to realize what hie act pp rnftjipt and to make prisonerdfnrthej e plataanof its deoKL iyThe court then pronounced sentence = Rtcheson immediately wastakJ n QnbacktothefjiJ 7 L WATWOODSFLIGHT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC 1 6 Being Built In Sections in Various Face torles for Secrecy nAtwoods machine to lie peed in flight across Atlantic in Auk ft gust is being constructed in5sec =rJ j set in different factories anclwilhW bo equipped with a now device I ato make handling more simple lMore than one engine will bar installed and extra propellers Will be provided With aid of J wind currents speed of 129 miles per hour is expeoted Atwood will train for endurance v s Three Babies in as Many Days Cheyenne Wyo Jan 1Q Mrs Herman CarllouRave bl tqtQone baby each day for three successive n Y roborn today The othej two aTboy 7 heilt6he babies apparently are 0 44 AZr iW v h t Irt- M Sm lj rr ur7 r r 110i a S c P ri + l aJJ 1 tra Give the Sick Room Aention Theres always a demand for sickroom supplies while the home bathroom nursery all need attention A good hot water bottle is a daily necessity e y Our fountain syringes hot water bags and suchrare9ualitygoods nothing boltercodsmade Theres a big stock to choose romfe carry a full linen W also carry a bit Una of sickroom ipppjiti and when uch are Deeded this is till store to come to Irat for high elass and fait edit i 1 St Brmard Mininj Company IuraW DRUG DBPARTMENT CITY DIRECTORY Mayer H O Boarland Jed aA J I Chief of PoliceWm Bradley HambyTaxCity Clerk Paul P Price Treasurer B Arnold City PhyefclanW BL Nisbet el la r B E Whipfler Street CommisafonerBobt Wood Councilman Madison Oldbam F DBasb Geo 0 Atkinson Thor Blair O M Henry Meeting nigh slat Moaday night in each month School True ePaulK Moore t4 Board of Health Ed 11 Trahern O Gilbert Klncr and Curtis B John + aonM D- PostmaeterChae Cowel- lCHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUBOH First masa every Sunday and holy day a1700 ara Second mass and + I lip i4t 990 a m and benedictl mi p m Rev JP MoParland Pastor IIOHRISTIAN CHUBOH Sunday a m Pt oblngejery amatid745pmPrayp m DB DT STASIKY Pastor M E OUOBOK Beguiar lecvlees rndfsOpasPrayerx at 790 fh day at i80 a lClass meeting aecndttaiar sit IO a 1ItavM X OHtrmoH dotlTxRev W O pastor Services en 4evert Sunday a 11 am and 74 p m Sunday school at fSO a m Prayer meeting Wednesday Ladiesl11 noon Oficlal day after Iris month has MIMIOHABT services 2nci each mouth also fore and deejay evening Dr A 0 SIlk meets each roclock Paftor Louisville QENKRAI B Services tcarth day evenlnKbeach 8V8 meeting Friday school 2 mo iEv T and EPISCOPAL 3rd Sunday Library REV GHO C No Masonic 548 mnntn PAYGoldenm Victoria each inuuthi E moots every ors Hopkins welcome 1 6811 meets every Yt IIR RcSM r IcwMMT ra PrMfdt nt hn Jeansad Makin bnla M TODBZ nn i and wom ea RILBUJA H E BEE ADS M J t 011 I How to Get Votes Votes on the Automobile will be given with cash purchase made at i1 the store of any member of the club A i Too votes for every dollars worth pur chased IS THE TIME TO a GET BUSY The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the a final count Remember the object of going to give this fine Auto to the q who will accumulate the greatest number ofvotes therefore it is to the interest of every contestant to their friends and neighbors who b their Dry goods Clothing Shoes and every thing they get from members of the Club and save the coupons for you Thus the contestant who gets the number of friends who trade 4 here and give them their coupons will receive the s ti greatest number of votes L C Wfo Watcher Cloc1ewc7Fiae WateLRcatB Webb Brothers Groceriesi y Jf H Whitford Hardware Stoi C ii- M 1JfJfap Cross Led Ra Ear1tRIa et lib anti tdltteach month Brtiiru Dxr t D sllee of Honor No 10 eresN tad Saturday IRMa IB MMiss LIOSIB Huw One Lodge Earl aJica 55 meets every 1st adnight at old MBOBle O B JOHNSON 8orlbe Tribe No 67RtdM p Frtdayeleep H4B Y 0 of K 1ofhe World OaialJMk SOLmeeii etery W MM All members are HIto be tberc 08 OKBNBHAW Clerk Woodmen of the World tg eVery Wednesday YQ W KJDBese PO No7a6ineetitMonday night GORDON Exalted Ruler S WILSON Secretaryr Chapter U J OU Thursday In bIIoh mouth Xu KATK WITHERS Pre and Ladies of second and tourt nights Visiting member attendWILLCARRIGAX Clerk members ire sfdIMly 0 1id7w ort f t taev11Nt x1 + 7JA i + W11UMH ef alw +t la tovatft bslaoeXa Thol W jfrlto dl 8YJllr were IB hva an Maagay taorafa 4 Feeeer who hat bwu E A Davis has re her home In EransVllle v Harris of HadlsonrilleV city Thursday on bud i tiWn11r WfW t i1 t vlI ii tZCIAl2diSfit Tke f IK Here latktd by- larlfltos TNtirony ltDontdepgndona statt- inent Reed Earlington endorsement Read the Btatenients of JCarlinjttpn- eitixeni Aad decide for youraelf Mate It eae eaef lit Perry M Omllj BfMM K1U K MTIJIa 7IMnliM aa Idea hN I vMUftltov mj AMM tie 1aa la eaaeetltauwlMi ftlM qOwPill prwttrd at tits M Lraard DTMI leer Tha sfiifUti yam 4T M sy 7Nelrs VM traHfrlif lefere X flatsbee ketate of Iwe i H MJkltlaelqw reeere4le I Mialr a naal wadlNiar etad tke palM la rlJuk vera i 01- trLb a WM ao vraatiy If- filend this I Sftarelr knot ayaelf Taking laU eoBBlileraMen any ad vanoecLage this speedy orrwalao + thing less thanreaaarkabley For sals by all dealers Price BO cents ForerJIIll urn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Uult ed States x Benember the nam Doana and sake no oth jr W O Morten who has been work- Ing ia ike Uleffraph files here fo sometime relieved Bob Hall at Madlsbnvllle temporally Roger Gentry took MrMortena place here I Barton Trover of the neighborhoods was In tow Wednes day on business Mr and Mrs Mat Starka of nea Biobland were visiting In town o WednesdayArthur Meohem who has been confined to his zoom oh account o lajurlei he received some time ag U ailS t11ealsjala JlieXrgaaf Darien Ifrlate I wk JaM MH Hl la Hwria III VIMMK JMIM1M bsiEal fillINS M waeelto We Mine I brtrise irMiesip vu Iii Ms Hy yeMedAT Bar D T itaaliy wtfil N- ilile Loi Wd aday I f Nrisxvlll- vs ia Madieeavllle We4ae 4ay a aaiineM Pail P Price was in Madlsearllle Wednesday on busmen Oxen ifcfoon of the Southard neighborhood was In logo yester day itf4S nT uAakF oc KY I q ftdi t r Cd N t711L ixii d1I I s Nj I lJsViill aDlso- ltTJsltrTNTkaRhtleltr1f11 li eeld weather I All fa f our people ho werevlsn Ing Xajatr liars returned to tbelrI posts ef duty We bad good services at the Bap tit Church last Sunday morning but very few turned out Sunday morning Mrs Annie Martin who has bees very slek is improviB rapidly cadOavanagrare very Walker Stoner came near soffo eating In the mine last week aa a result of a bad shot In shooting down some coal He was badly bruised bat IB able to resume his work Mr and Mrs John Porter visited Thenreport a fine trip- Invitations are out fthe marriage of Miss renuot of this aity- Oa Mtetal t its ef seerai k i t err tablsr ibeIiItrwe ul halts bail lire eeneslasiei liaa eesieal terss a asaeaat af iha Ueieaeal wsaMi e ittr e0 hIr M IJiMa Obtsstilal sirlMadapr +e4 said slab K 1 aN dEstet ti VH ef Maektilie is ta IktIlly vi t ing Mrs lm a Tellver ia the eily vlltleg 1r Jess Miming is improving WE ONLY i Get Into The Big Auto CONTESTu FREE rA grand Howard FivePastcii =er T nriiif Car to be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club Eich member of this clubwill give votes that will entitle the hoidtr df the great est riubr of vot to this elegant= Automobile Frcfi L 0 E3 J every Rules The Contest the of this contest as it will make it much easier for Ithe contestant to the that are used 1 Nome Of contestant will be known 2t of contestants will be pub 3 Ever contestant gets 2060 votes to with 4 Every contestant a num lliShed 5 Standing of contestants number published weekly 6 A votes be for recording 7 Votes must no be written on 8t Tie votes in package with contestants number and amount on top slip Color of certificates will charged monthly and be monthly to count 10 Votes are transferable only before recording 11 Coiitesfaht havinglargest number of voteson May 151912 wins th 12 Contestants will not be permitted foVspljcit votes within our store or in of BARNESII COWARD Gek a IGeerb4Ieae sr ttiw 7 ee Vest tUi + 1if 4t tIHflT Yr6j8 t3P d1 rN Q IttbtA C A MORTON j MADISOKVJLL + 1 Fmatral Dir Embaimer ii At AtilaaeJ J Dw announcing approaching irrefHlatlly w heeMust THE 1600 4I InDonWTOUBfA w ii n mT D IT irRi f tteskable II M 1sm Rsp Sfx- lluer L 1 Lee olhi 4L j New Yerk N Yi JanadyThe Kquitable Life Building a pioneer of skyscraper edastrietI6i inNear York oocHpylng an entire blockt was burned early tiatetday morning eBiailllng etUaaieil at roiH H000000 to lSOOdpOO Sfx are known to lest theta ItYciit lida BUBbw wee lajured Many 11aMhArt ed as well AI the retordf of the 1 r Lawyer Glob BmtlaeM In the tpartial dlitnet erUewYork waa at A tanditill yeiterday itThe Dwkee n t1Yke ef Deyoathlre wba pastel aywar dreaadtltat was aMmala tae boaa ot tordi and wbesi awolw firand 1 was aMrtMlaf the aante K- Iw4a LwUoa Telefrayk Ik OO1h4 MtMrsr wills wral 11 d trM NJ alter 2 11 4r N P tall tslllls A1 II R II per ile Nbilstts6l s Dqtools- laelresil Dells ifaeavlUu Ill0 icUlarsJtilp rraat A Sirat YfJ- aM Bseiine Celltge Louisville Ky Atislrto ttfMXE 1Erhnlrq BEST WORK ii tIalQ tL tLC 1 I eixr 1J 1 L w r r J w 0 IfCil L nIHsplayati Barrn 7 tom Cbwanci II cctrlpady L NOW aretlper sob ask i Hats greatest f i s Security i I x Sontliard lerll DO I ot Read rules understand methods l No names stlrt gets must oMy9r must recorded I front thebuildingr COoo f I r 1 I f r G J V I lt2 A f tJ t r S uR ar 9 + p i o i iy 1 r ttor u a 1 p 1 j I 0 1 e jI k t 0 i f haTs o j DTMWM i 1 t 1 I I I e 1 = n r Teun a h J JOB nr nu n oJ I I u J t r- Jt lf t a n c t How to Get Votes3- 1Vrthevery AwMh t f r yearly subscription to J- iThe EarlingtbnBee accom wined bnin cash 3000 votesfwll be given This applies to back subscriptions as well as new ubscriptions and you can pay for as many as desire You can also i etvotes on job printing and advertis J- jogIOQ Votes fpr each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay nyof their accounts But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the sched so much for sub y scriptions than for anything ejse You will be spprised how easy it is to get sub scriptions to The Bee if you try t ceNTftfTCLf4f 1511r vc r rrm Send in Your Nomination at Opce and go to Work for it rJ 0- p 4 George Kiltlon JicDraff DnHtuto AddadSq Foumtaim mWteklyBte 1 Per Year t 41 li Barnttt Stone tivtryman itripr rt if ij b- wa tb Y u z G a c 61n r fr 4 frfwni i rw flw r J II r j dJ 11 i l L 1 J il1 r Iu r Itll T rJ do Ii U 0 y 1o Y uPAt rJ t r Oiireatrifed customer II k Or Best i Advertise r i rhyyyyyytw Fimous Store f I f j t l f J 1 h CHARD OPENIN For 0EverY Botiglii Motto l SiT RDAi r i Li itJ t1 rI 1JTl l f JAN 4 Y 1 H i w OF I i i 7 1T W fANGUS STORE TjnL KyiJq of This is to inform the goood people of Madionville and the surrounding country that we are opening at i First Class Store lnyourmldstoOur aim and efforts shall be to handle Dependable at prices LOWER THAN THE LOWEST Our motto will be 100 centsfpr every dollar you spend with us We come 4 tinto your midst Qs strang errward methods to win your respectI and patroni J j yew StoreJW r t s r I Mk NewGoA JVS yNew PricesJt v iI s We will show the largest stock ofwilll altohi h you consisting of Dry Goods a childenlShoes0 To make our opening an epoch in the history of Mkdis ohviUe selected from each department an item or two materialwhichit1 Below We Quote a Few of the Most I AstoriishinR Ever in This Vicinity J Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your a Money Backr I I Tr- J lENS SUITS 2000 Mens all wool Cassimere and Worsteds in Blue Serges I 5and Fancy Grays reduced for Opening 44 Aft toooo J I COIS 1600 Mens All Wool Blacks and Browns A AA Cassimere reduced for Opening 98I IIt tc- I iijfs i MIR am 0nis SHOES 8metalsQQstyles48gentslredlkCALICOES and DOMESTICS Standard Brand Calicoes 4c PeryaM Hope Domestic Opening price A J 71c 5ccJ 1 ti i rA l J n Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back J ODD 500 Odd Pants for young men peg topsxwith cuffs reduced for opening 19withBoys Knickerbotker Suits and Bloomer Pants reduce to ONEHALF PRICE l I NotJ L1- y l v y Mentioned of Account of Ladkof Space- I H i isP OUR LMOfTD WILL BE STRICTLY + AND ONLY ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J j 4 A Child CnBy as Wellas ythe0 I A fi b i Tfute 1 wtch String Hatigs Out Youre Welcome Whetherci V1 ii Uc WlS1J to BuyorNo1fComeinGet Acqdited ij i 1t4 J 1 The mw fj I i i l1 famous rw j r Sfrjcrfy Ori ONE PRICE I i j 1 0 J r + s 1 o 1 r PANTS f r r AgAYoursbetter values L FAfrIOIJrwJ t y- y Ili ft SAM RUIIENSTINE e Propt I t Y II fK4 t J Misflflmtjife Biliig BeoWt e NatiOal B 1i an 1 k the only Dry Goods store bri tileblockMADISONVLELLE KYLy- i H t ir h J j 0 j c i cr f1 f I- Y1opPCltS f + Dollar i5 r Our 1- a z 1 Merchandise r A fi f tr day 0 0 Values Shown 7MO You r to c- I 1Jtr 1 4f 0 y Ii4 t M it 1Mt lIone t1ood r fYi F I rj- Kj AJ r IrJ a I A it v I c I ic F i r 1 ir iN rJ T i iiEi i 7 r Q 9II v1fI7Artt2Yil bNVrrAr rAAr +rvw w 4 er +rln i O 17 l =r Tir L r- Jj i I 11 o j tIII 0 4I hT rSfcW w t JoL zF i a tk htii i It cre ee M MOORE c AND PUBLISHER JIpAUL PAWOfcTT AND BUSINESS MANAGER r ef g ii Association i 9 IJltIRer League Bmck Office Mrtens Fnmitnre Siere 119 Sth Main Street Mail J Kentucky PkneNe 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr 1 j Telephone 47 Friday Jlaary 12 1912 I tr fr1 i a The man who whispers down a tOAbowell the things he has to sell f Will never reap a crop dollars J Like he who climbs a tree and i hollars CUre for Sleeplessness II one Is restless and cannot slee at night take a common towel double It four times dip In cold water and apinaround tho waist with a dry towel on the outside Fjorcroupor sore thrbat put the tows e neck and they will give almost Immediate relief BA- l Jl Mrs Fannie Vannoy after spend I fug a few days here left uesday for Central City Y Dr T D Stanley returned home Tuesday from a business trip to Mt I Vernon v i J Mr and Mre J M BUrton left Thursday to visit their daughter a Mrs Prank Gouih in HoweJl i Miss lrJhphasbeen sick forseveral days has resumed her duties at the office MrsFrank Witheraspent Tuesday i and Wednesdaywith relattves Inc Howell t Q 0 Gansler Is visiting relatlvos 43 i In Terre Haute this week iJ i r TuesdayaIn tWW Patterson spent Tuesday rinthe county seats George 0 Atkinson was In lIndlI sonvllle ThursdayJh 1500 lip k Union r fade 0 Subscription Rates J i One Year IOOI fiix months Three months 9- Slnglo oodles jy 6 It j Spsoimcih eo le8mlled free on application Correspond enW wanted in all parts of the county Address as for particulars in amfiUe 11 of Foster Innocent Amusement He Is an enemy to the young who makes any Innocent amusement ap pear to be sinful Natural and whole some Impulses may easily be made t appear as temptations to wrongdoing Christian Register Mifls Susan Marie Criftohfleld is suffering from all attack of appen deottls Thls s tho third atack Her provp soon be out ngalnl Charles Trahern has been on the aiek list this week John Summers spent Tuesday in the county on business Procter Ashby of Madlsonvillo WAS in tire city Tuesday on business Work of Gothic Sculptors The Gothic sculptors producedcrude and grotesque carvings from a techni cal standpoint but they were the first to attempt Intimate speech in art ad dressed to the common people and both Rossellino and Giotto with their clever followers are heirs of the hum bier craftsmen who broke the bonds of convention to Immortalize the dahyaryeriencenature I Rainy Day Hint To mend an umbrella that tears loose from the rib at the points when you are on the street and needle and thread are not available close the umbrella and bringing the cloth in position Insert a small hairpin in the hole of the rib and wind securely around cloth This first aid to theI injured Is so efficient you will be tempted to leavo it permanently t National Magazine I U r t 123 CenterllStree 1 j if Wit1TJiILLrITi L Mrc Harple JJiiiub who has beea sick for several mouths la fast Up proving 1- j 1 Mrs Lfzzfe Floyd was Cal e f the bedsideSf Mr John Davenports- Mislok w rtvci d Mrs Ruby OConnor whO hasBSeii visiting In Henderson has returned home she reports a tuost enjoyable AHerbert b who has been visit ing In Sholburn Indt for the past summer has returned hornet he re portsa nice time v t John Adqoak hoe been visiting In the cduntv seat for the past few days Mrs Nola Nelson is confined to her11d with the fever 1 Bofto Mr and MrsWm Wain a fine baby boy tnoftiersndIoliild- are doing nicely Carl W Adoook spent Monday with his grandmother Hirtowhile sleiKunding Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ewell L uEiho have beeh visltiup her Dawson BpriuRs hays returncdto their home here f You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The Semi WaeklY Bee Job depart meat keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads notoheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat alogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased ri Dickens Real Nome w For 14 years Dickens made Broad stairs his principal summer home in England London alone held a superior place In his affections He felt his powers at their amplest when he war at the little channel coast town gtCantting a bit smarter asfirted grjXdpat My grandson asks me the Questions that his father asked at his age Llpplncotfa i 4 Tobacco in China I The tobacco consumption of China Is very large and mostly homegrown The finer grade of leaf comes from the Philippines but the whole situation Is controlled by the tobacco trust II e epresdTketedeede ot which a man can b ar the punishment alone You cannot isolate yourself and bay that the evil that Is in you shall thoroUteIalh1I0rlII Faithful te Duty WUea the army of Pompejr Btormed nod took Jerusalem at the moment the temple was taken the priests were engaged with the dally sacrifice sad amid all the horrors which vur rounded them they continued their solemn duties unmoved thinking U better to suffer whatever came upon omltseything i JC R R TIME CARDr r TIme of departure of Illinois Cen ral trains from Nortonville Ky NORTH BOUND No102128 p ni No 101 840amNo 122 local pass1045 m No 188 local 080 p m SOUTH BOUND No101 408 pm No 103 146 amNo 121 local pass 128 pm No 186 kcal pass 668 a m L N TIME CARD Time hi arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlingtou Effective Sunday April 9 1011 NORTHBOUND No92 fi26 a m No 621116 amNo 94 723 p m No 64 4U22 pmt SOUTH BOUND No 61h 480 am No 95 823am No 51 421 p m No SHII048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND NQ10tf762hl1JNo 106ee It v a m No 108 200 pm No 110 602 pm SOUTH BOUND N6108 710am No 105 1000 a m- No1071257 p m pmNo MHETIME CARD M H Etlme card went into effect Sunday April 9 1911 i j No 112 leaves646 am j No 118 arrives880 p m J = J I 1 Stock of the fnll wing Companies Citizens National Life Insurance Co Commonwealth Life Insurance Cp U Inter Southern Life InsuranceCo 0 t ra Southern Rational Life Insurance Co WIndependent Life Insurance to jT Tennessee Life Insurance Co Jr Southern Lifeinsurance COi l Also Any Other Stock jjr Bonds of Any Kind i J l Gash Paid for ill Purchases CF BAILEY MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY r t M m t t+ t Ia I + I 71t 8 I t krr RoundTripIii From Madisonvillc Ky to a e la AND RETURN N a r Return Limit May 31 1912 f I A f T + I +1ItIt f ta + 4 Dr JL1UDREIS jI EN1 J I 14 KIy r oyt Itp non as isonvl e are wearihg 15 O TaIlor liIa1ek Suits k 4atificTercoats TheyJare ratiMmJcr tfebpst dressed men in the eity too dh t Ie d If 011 ii J iii aAI 1w i t i y 1 t 7 1 88J I r Jw i J r 15 00 f aeN rr ay4w t far i Y Jt r p y+ r lN MOREI NO LEssl to Jflii fLit I J r Z f f11 c WIi t i i r h = = r s a r ti r iYo f f1 Alo Ii j J i If Give us aJlalB Wey Jalways ladw goods7 whether iyoujDuy I I T r i s 7 or not Remember we save you the middle mans profit MeasureJ I f l N I taken and suit delivered in eight to ten days JJ v c j r erelarehere hundreds of samples for you to select from and new ones comingg iri every day A suits J mdeor u mdt t vidual measure at 15 was unheard of until the International Woolen Mills opened up for business Only inferior suits of the readymade kind could be had at that price Now this big concern has so figured down the cost of production v ithr2 out reducing quality that hundreds of men in liadisonvilje as yell as m many other cities over the country are wearing I- c1otheimade to their individual masure at a price others claim JSbelow the actual cost of production er wr v bqyx I I r i v whw rnr MfwL + M64MM IJHo1t 1f 1 i C 1Jf T 3 11ttiiIf0 tliet Fiwe j1 rilJtiH our1 t tit1 rl g 3 Jr t Y International ooie Mills WANTEDTOBUY 235r PensacolaFlor 15I00 Why Pay More i Madonv111eal Kya t Ij 1Jt rIa- for k I D I LLWIII Ir1 7 r i trJ- C i J1 IIJD1 IIlLiN f fjIJ iW tJInr r 1rrn l1fUil j r fj p- Si tY7 tt rtt Jq yLI Gfl a 1 k j 2t r9 Itp 4 Ir You Can Always Sptnd an Hour of Real Pleasure at We PRINCESS J Wile Waiting for Trains in 1iidisonyilie New pictures changed daily Pay thehi a visit 0 Special Matinees Saturdays r Music by Orchestra t Wof the Towns r Miss Frances McEIfatrlck Is con illtiheasll J Ef Howery ropresonting the l odd Dounlgan Iron Works ofI Louisville was in town Tuesday and Wednesday on business tiro A OSlskwas in Mad tson jibe Thnrsdy afternoon 0TrJmmed and untrimmed hats atI less than cost Miss Anna B Moore Eugene Wlthorspoon was outI ioastingTuesdaq t and ao fIdently got In the waylolfanother oy was coming the h lf knock Leddown the sled r ver hs arm It wa8iolBer5o6s ac SfJ jstdent but It bruised his arm con t jlderably JAV Porter of the Poribr Install I Dent Co of Madisonville was in town yesterday afternoon b v Miss Ada Shaver who has been tUtor some time with typhoid CaverI IB a great deal worse Her man fneads will regret to hear this and j op for her speedy recovery We make a speolalt of doing iM threecolor work It you wan 1JI1jlbwork that will give satis getdoesOffice in Morton s Furniture Store AiiiKKN DAVIS Manager t Lee Peyton was in Madlsonvlllo Thursday J M Kostnor went to Madison 111e Thursday afternoon- AliasDiargaretVlotory was In Madt ionvillo Wednesday visiting friends Roy Davis made a bustnosa trip to Madlsonvillo Tuesday nnt T C 1 Mrs Omer Woodruff left fora vie It to Miss Pearl OansJer ln Hopklns ville1 afternoon She will visit her parents Mr and Mrs Solomon Smith at Kellys before she returns home Mrs ET Williams of Hartford was c l1edtothe bedside other sit tor Mrs Plngroe Shaver Miss Alma Rejifro was In MadU sonvllle Tburuday alt rnoon 100 now subscribers to The Bee will go a long ways towards win nlng that handsome 6 1600 touring oar Get busy now an see how many you can get by tb 15th of next M yIH H Vaughn returned from Hen derson Thursday Diamonds remounted LO WILKY Jeweler A B OBannon foreman of the mine at St Charles was hero Tue day with his family Miss Jennie McGary of Madison villa was In town Wednesday visit friendsGet Automobile contest Send iu your name and we wjjl start you with 2000 corn pH men Chiys handsome 5 passenger Howard tourinKicar if you try MadisontMiss Gladys McOreary of Evan- vllle Is visiting her brother H MoOrearyj had a hard chill Wed nesday night and has been unable to bo at the store Dont forgot the Bee has a branch office for Madi sonvillo I in Mortons Furnl StoresIt you want adverbs inn or Job worknr wish to subscribe for the paper cull up number 4 AiiiHRN DAVIS Manager J1 Ji 1 111 tW J 1l1 L J I Mlntec Bale went to MadftouriHe J ThurdayMr It o Mrs Henry Brownlric and little daitgllterRelonoft- one i I GjtpnSr 0yl8itlnK her psre- Mr jj lJIIItGlOrKe FPY t1 l hii iu- Evefetgiik8r tk therlN rf ioD6t7tof iiit today to be operated on for appen dpoitis I Miss Anna B koore lilBfllaby untrimmed velvet andP felt hat for 600 Hardy Wyatt went to aBhvlle last night Mrs Will Lee and ehilt ran who have been visiting her parents MrI and Mrs James R bean for tbi past two weekst refunded td their home in Kevll Thursday Mr Hitt representing the Belknap Hardware Co o- Loultivlile t was In town Thursday on business DoiPt fall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later that 6 oclock H A Frouud representlngthe S Kahn Sons groceries of EvansYlllej was in town Thursday yesd eProf Hammond Loving of Han son was in town yorterday George W rash of Madlsonvllle was here Thursday If you really want to win the M0 automobile get subscribers for The Bee and get 9000 votes 1swith work since the snow and sleet have been on He has had to work night and day part of the time Ed Barnett wept to Evansville this morning M H Tappan of Madleonvill was In town Wednesday afternoo on business Mrs Fannie Stokes Is on the sick i list this week Plumes feathersflowers hoods aviation t a tamsfrlbbonsveUI lags etc tit half p J MooreB0harlioWebb for a few days is able to be at won again MrsMacrgle Desbon who has been Buffering from an attsokof tonsllltis In much better y Eyes tested glasses properly fitted by L 0 Wiley In the Victory build lug Graduated Optician Frank Drown of Madisonville was in Nebo Wednesday 1 AFEW WORDS TOl The Dentist Advertise your office hours trt0 A I LawyerLet the people know where your rr is- vrd iLI Doctor 1 lIJhe people about your infiiniary- F b j 5 Archite lSvertise your plans T rtirt 1jj khservices your workand prices e J t N Auctioneer Let the world successfully you cry Farmer Advertise your products if v J Druggist What do you carry besides drugsit k JewelerLet the public knowyour lines j V tjMillinerTell the women about your hats i j i I 41 1 Adverting Wednesday SemiWeekly Manufacturing r jJ OUJlt1J n All 111 Of regular eerrlees at lhe DrbisnleyIbg and evening services Qldtplerst9rsalaWsULi Bee Puttol1hurs J dr oVMrs Mollie Weir Bone of Madison vllle announces tbs jnarrlage of her daughter Miss Mildred Weir to Mr Roy frye uf Salllsaw Oklaho- m j on Tuesday February 6th at aeloek at her home on West Broadway MiBsGqidle Chandler who worked fortbap G Sprouse Co here has accepted position with the same Company in Hopkinsvllle InTi6ldgton6aturday Sundaywlthhis Tom Wand of Madlsonvllle was in town Wednesday night Get the habit of coming to the ranch office of the SemiWeekly Boo at Mortons Furniture Store embossodprograms We have the beRt and let us figure with you on prices AILBBN DAVIS Manager Rev O F Wlmberly of Madison ville returned home from Louis fileThursday P L OBrien of Mortons Gap was in Madlsonvllle Thursday The H 0 Bounand property re gently bought by H D Oowand In this city Is being remodeled paper ed and painter this wilt be a beautiful place when completed The many friends of Dr E B Hardin will be glad to learn that be maynWatch repairing Prices reasonable L O WILKY Jeweler Earlingtongy- We have had flfteijm Inches of snow In the past week There 10khovered closely around zero last tilglit This is the coldest weather ewe have had ilnce 1898 and from the appearance of Walter Mar tin the weather may continue to be much colder We hope not Mrs Helen Basset of Chicago is tio puesfc of her sister Mrs George Russel in Madleonylllo 1 d J JJ r MNtNNaNltiiNN4aNa NNNNNNSN- IHome fi Cleaning and Pressing Club f INextf We are prepared to do all kindi of cleaning preksiDjg f and altering Alady has charge of the ladys department special attention will be iveitothisclass of fand Years of successful experience have taught us lperfect satisfaction We have a boy at lce for prompt delivery AlDVork guaranteed 1 call and you will be our customer pooNNN NN + NN4NNNNe+ N4The section hands of the L N keptbusyswitches L O WILEY Engraver In the Victory building MortonsGapday on business Mrs Bon Laf loon and Mrs Vareon Davis ofAnton wore In Madison ville Wednesday visiting friends Mrs W L Gordon Jr of Madf sonville lett Thursday for Evans + t ville to visit her daughter Mrs Bleeker Knapp H N S Manet of Nortonville was In MadlsonylllG Thursday Thursday train No 05didntget in until 100 p m on account of tho 1 snow but when it did como there were two new solid steel Pullman oars The L N is very progress longnntll J t a Uai iWhea you need a Liniment use a good MM SCo insure beneficial refliQU get f f Ballards Snow LinimentIt is a Pain Rtlfo and Healing Ramp edy That Answers Every Requirement t It la of Tcepilonal power in rheumatic diseases relieves the aching joints relaxes the drawn muacles restores the strength ease and suppleness of youth It isWso effective In healing all wounds sores or abrasions of aJteah It Ilia spleadld house r hold remedy for man or beast c Try it for cuts burns bruises old sores lame back rheumatism neuralgia sciatica frost bites chlllblalns contracted muscles stiff neck It stops pain and heals quickly Prigs 25c SOcand 100 per Bottl JMIES F ULLMO PMPNETOII tr LIllI w Te care Smarting Eyeballs Sere Eyes er Weak McM MM St0 beM Eye Salve AN RC MMCNOC V ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department 7co 16 A 1 k u TAe Greatest Aid in theWo ldt usiness n J 1 1I ISAOYEffTISIN lf PreacbSferAdyertise 1lacksmlthAdvertise r Saturdaynight I worki n I M R MERCHANT+ J Have you planned your advertising campaign for your t- x next years trade Gef busy if you havent and makenotesve ff veryt day about the things old ands neW that ypAu want tb Ii sell Read other merchants ads andsee how tHftadvertise 1 r I I All the Best Hotels Advertise 1Rectors of New York is running page r ads ji rTr dfg r dailiesall over the United States i v Jttpsv I fI t l 11 1 S S u a i I I f I IDOES NOT PAY UNLESS you put time and thought in itbr get someone to db it for you You knowastove utill not cook anything urileji there is a hot fire iEItnd it is the same way with advertising Jt must1 beablaze with reminders vhatpebple need and wont ti t IS the smallest price aayou ran pU n the lSaturdaY J08 and nonsanasior people spcni t1atevery WeOK tor aavettlslDg O l1ipaY rso e I t fcompanies spend six thousand dollar n week for advertisingsurely it pays and pays well i I i lz SI t r I I i Write ine I Semi Weekly BeeEarlington XentiuiiFi- rAileertisu Rates or AllY InformatiItiAbut Great System of Gettig nsiAess We HM Specialist Who Will Assist You in Writing Your AJs q I n 4OrderLocals Put ttnt4ctrn 1fxF WeekagJlrrasp lay Adver rsing Nato I 15 r fJ y i1N cA ti+ l r T frYL i MS sr0 jpw Trt Y tma e+ slrAx trrkw +w Np Strs PVO 1Nr k M754Y1 I P l y1iF 10T c L rrJ + l 1r 1 hhk tf g ItY f P Ji C I C Ow j fi t x Ct v Iw 11 A c r IoiI i IV U L Ur 1MI F V v w tI 1T U ir rI tki fy ic tfi c = i ixl5 j r t 3 r BeginsrL k Jan 12 9 J Jan 12 and d 1 We r Into Our J 2i 1 rT J e 1 Ii shopper had such opportunities to enlarge the purchasingygpwer of rdlafs as will be offered during the next few weeks w iWe mean to reduce our stock before we begin the task ofcrnovirfg it Remember everything reducedn many i + articles are greater than In any preVIous sale 4 ER Y Mens Hats a c 1 100 Men a Hats 70n t1 19Sale e 1 200 Icons EQ HatsS1Sale prico i f a 99Sate1 1 Loft Mens Hats not up to the minute In stylo at HALF PRICE r 1 Lot Mens and Boys Hats 1 J to f268 values Choice a for UUG Mens Pants t1j0Pants 115Sale price JjrSalei JCSaleQCjSalei- l 7RSale1 Boys Knicker Suits ItSale at Suits 20 Suite in Navy Black Brown and Fancy Mixtures coats lined with guaranteed Satin skirts made with a panel back and front Former prices 11 1250 and 1600 Going 98Homo Prices 098 and Iii 4 15 Suits in Serges Cheviots and all Wool Mixtures superbly tailored Neatly trimmed with guaranteed 98UOOO15 Suits in Greys Royal PurpteI i Blues and Blacks plain tailored and elaborately trimmed Skirts with o r plain and flying panels Former t f t 85HOJDoprlce Ladies and Misses CLOAKS Assortment New Fabrics Tailored aad Trlmnved Ev cry Garment A Bargain r j 1 7RSalo760 Cloaks f P AA- k i i Sale price UiUU 1000 Cloaks 1 89Sale price I ff 1260 Cloaks 889 Sale price eo irsQQSales i QOSalerr i Chlldrcas 4200 Bearskin Cloaks 3t 49ne Lot Ladles Suits Cloaks 9 Skirts etc at Half Price 1 lot Infants and Children s 1 Dc25p Underwear at 1 Lot Infanta and Childrens 1 C0 t60cUnderwear at tub t X NI r t QRSale 95SQKSale1 LOT BOYS SUITS HALF PRICE Pants 5 gSC 7 9SaleC 79SC 9Sateae 160 Boys Paats 119Sale price i Mens Suits LOT NO1 Our Fall 1911 purchase of Blues Blacks Greys Browns Tans and Fancy Mixtures Every Suit guaranteed absolutely all wool Stylish tothemtnute perfect fitting QCSale 25Sate1800 Suits 13 45Sals price t Ij Will Ir 1well 1 CpriceSilk and rcs Fancy Foulards Marquisette Su sines Messalines and TAffeta Silks Serges Panamas Mohairs and Bas ket Weave Woolens at GoingHome Prices t- 25c Silks too 30c SlUts 24C 35c Silks 26c 60c Silks 3c 76c Silks 50o 100 Silks lie 60c Dress Goods 99e- 75o Dress Goods 59c 100 Dross Goods 70c 160 Dress Goods 119 HALF PRICE Silks and Dress Goods ahsoltoly A Slaughtered 60o Silks at 25c 76c Silks at 37Ji c 60c Dress Goods at HSo76c Dross Goods at i Sno 100 Dress Goods at 50c ShpYtKimonas5- 0c Flannelette I aHS9cSale price 7 j5 p Flannelette Kimonas Sale price 59c 100 Flannelette Kimonas 75cSale price t 09SalegSaleC Ladies 400 long Silk Kiraoaas 2 Dozen lpn Fleecodown Kimo nas pretty patterns former price 150 GoingHome Price 109 u 2000 dm 14 95Sale ill f i 1815Sale 4tf LOT NO a Mona aail roungIOBt8 Suits Not Bought This Seasoa 500 SU11l 2 45Sale price H s 600 Stilts 1Sale jiwr 2 iJiJ 75Sal8pill Sale arleei fiL 45Sate 95fJQCSale LOT NO 8 J50 Men i Suits in Blacks and Grey Mixtures Former prices 1250 25HomoThe first shipment of New Spring ginghams has J jtarrived and will be Included In oarGolngHomeSate s be 1 Ladies Boys Goods Special Prices on Fancy Silk and 4 Tailored Waists Umbrellas 60o Umbrellas Sate priCe 8lic 100 Umbrellas Sate price 79c 1tiO Umbrellas Sale price 9119 200 Umbrellas Sale price 169 300 Umbrellas Sale price 239 400 UmfireilaJB Sale price 819 500 Umbrellas Sale price 899i Lace Curtains We are ahowlngr the prettiest line of Draperies iBd Curtains ever brought to Madispnville We invite inspection I 2100 Laco Curtains 9 79 125 Laco Curtains 08 150 Lace Curtains 119 200 Lace Curtains 1B0 250 Lace Curtains i 100 300 Lace Curtains 2s0 f Furniture AT GOINGHOME PRICES 2500 Oak Wardrobe 190 226p CblffoHlers i 1795 1800 Chlffoklers 14853- 2V50 Sideboards Oh a896 Z 60 rSldebojids t P 4SJ8 2000 Dresser 150jB 1260 Dressing Table t 905 1250 Dining Table r 4076 560 Dining Table t 445 I 1260 VernisfMartia Iron Bed 896 I 850 Iron B d 496 ALL FURNITDRllBEbuCln tPa rrri 860 Ingrain Carpet t y 5B9c 50c Ingrain Carpets 89c 46tflngraln Carpet 8 c 36c Sultana Carpet + Mc SHOES FOR TUB WHOLE FAMILY AT GOING HOME PRICES We have classed our Shoo Stock according to styles and shapes and have specially I priced each class Very liberal discounts on each class OB some 10 15 and 16 per cent OH others J 3 11 and SO per seat off- Doat Kiss this opportunity of bayiar you supply ef Shoe at suck xaoaeyMviag prices Susie when you seed them BIOS Gents Furnishings Mens U Negligee Shirts Drop patterns AI9 C wenas160 Wool Shirts Sale pricff t 119 Ment 200 Wool Shifts t1 19Sale price 1 i Mews 250 Wool Shirts late price 1 75 Mens 50c Sweater- sSaleprice a 39 C Mens 150 Sweaters Sale price 98C Mens 260 Sweaters 1 98Sale price s 300 myrna Rugs 200 Srayrma age 160 t 160 Sayraa Rugs r111Kr 100 Velvet Rugs 71 2 Oc Matting 180- 26o 1 Matting tic 30c Matting S4c 1000 Tapestry Drugget 4 790 1360 Brussels Drugget 1018f 1500 Brussels Drugget 1199 1660 Brussels Drugget v 12109 2000 Velvet Drugget 1500 22t50 Axmlnlstor Drugget 1799 Petticoats 100 Sateen and Heather bloom Petticoats i 79C 125 Sateen and Heatherflflb1oohiJetticoats C 160 Sateen tend Heather 1 9bloom Petticoats 200 lateen and Hoatker 1 59bloom Petticoats s 2 gateeaaad Heather 1 99Petticoats 4 f f s 276Silk Petticoats j Sale price v J1 219 300 Silk Petticoats 2 39Sate prlcee r I 5Po Napkins per Mt v 40 i 7q Napkins per set vv 60 i I 16 0 Napkins pet jn y SO li6yapklnsi per net 100 150 Napkins lper set Vir 1190 200 Napkins per set 180 2SO Napkins per set 499 I f 6t S Begins FridayJan y t Begins Friday Continues JLJiiil Move New Home economicalon price OJQSale PQGoingHome 2n8Home 495f12501il Mens 25Q Union Bults 1 gSale price 0 f Mens Overcoats 4 LOT NO1 Every garment in this list is brand new 750 Overcoats PC Sale pricen 5s 145late r 1250 Overcoats Bale price aI 35J1500 Sale 15 1800 Sale 01ercoatai11 A1- s 95Salec x iS t 758aleLOT NO 2 Overcoats Not Bought This Seen Sale 900 45 1250 OvercoatftSa o s 15tQ Ove oats 145LSale price i 1800 Overcoats 8 95Sale price s I Orrta n 1 IIAll NlercharzdieeChargecl Regular Price Rugsk Mattings Druggets Napkins OUTING FLANNELETTE ANI- FLAtfEL 7o Outings Sale price 5c 80 Outings Sate price 64c r lOo Outings Sale price 7Jc1- 2o and 15c FlanneleMes10c + fill Table Linen 2 die6o60o TableLinen Sale price 89c 7 lie Table Linen Saleprice49c 100 Table Linen Sale price lIe 125 Table Linen Sale price 89c 160 Table Linen Sale price 99c 3 xriTowels lOc per paIr Sale price 80 20o pair Sale prlce18025o per pair Sate price abc i 3005per pair Sale price 24c 5bc per pair Sale price40c y l White Quilts I i I I c 12fjrfllte Quilts f 99 l 150 White Quilts 115 f 200 White Quilts J 1 Y9 L 250 White Quilts l98 11 4300 White Qullta558 2 irStapJes palicp all you want per yard 4c 16pfancy 3 6iu Draperies at 9e- ISpSatteeias pale priceP Vo1 lot 10 and 12 4 c Ginghams at Co 11 12 4o Suitiags Saleprice 74c- 26o Plaid Suiting Sale price 15c r 7 lc GIhghams Sale price v Hrso a12o7o Percales Gals price 5c r lOc Percales Sale prlce73c 114o Percales Sale price tOe CL THE t MclEODSTOREMadisauvillejentllcky Ir E w r h- N i J T a w m y Bm m w rte w- pe WMa + rwN aTft vIS7tM1G6 T Jf b i f f f I PROFITSALEl a 0 u1wBEGINS JANUARY 13 CLOSES JANUARY I 27 fI n 3575 yards ofEmbroidery and Laces will be a specialty for Saturday Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 15OOQ yaids w r ofa X r 1 P ri it 2t I uCalicor mammoth store Early buy JvBIlet thefirst bargains Come N r every day during out sale for wvhave something for you i I v t v J iihY r J 1 coistI ft BAES4OAN- P f C 1 1NCORPORATEmi DJ j j 1Jit J Jj1iArt A Y j KENTUCKYEARLINGTONj s L ivqr T i I t 71 1J y r- x lJrljf f r Njeely wt- Yrafcma toed ne day with ont of Wefcpatlo adniirerB and lae lattt imewiaM the maaUre predlleettoa tot tee wm bad a bottle of raowad WaMfc brevwfai to the table towar the fstd MUM lit XfcX be I4 M ih+r ez rliiill W tif taatii 4- a r1bflMMt twaIi1 Y 3ltili t + 31MIM1- c tt 7 B MK Yt RFara Ub1t t4e r ve will kirks r z yoetha LalvifldteataR Pa 11AfThOM kFSubserlM aov a1 this offer will be with drawH In a fv dan SKMIW KKLY BRIO Karl I UK ton Ky HIM Irene Ooyle wfeo 11Iubeln vwWiHf In Louisville for the pant Mf Mi returned home Wsdneadny iIff K rery plesant whit Q1 hD t 1 Huff taat Bunday In the wIth hta fftMily- 8kr lbi Nameek spent Sunday in JtoylHe with frledde F d JI H Bry vaa In UadlaonTllle MetidY aaiitt dar JO Yanks tyaal Ueaday IB Mer toaia aeiaN KMlUlMl Btawarl ef 6ebr WsuiiMaf IfiM Ffera Upwobd fl tbt e11y J rtY Scriocs i kMiw serieattatsrM ask aslnilsiie aM bra the tWawp yjMt jbissiiasotWrg attioa t o 2 THC 5rnT- L 11 fwrpaheIon orth 1dteM We nwdkiae Jor constipation Jo iifuaJivsr trcftible k firm ly MUhlUhid Itdoea not imitate otfMrnMMiidQM It ia better tkam uOtlMn or It tnauld not be tbefa vwrft e JargtbuicIO8l ToWti JnL n u Woman WantIA The Home Paper MAKE HER HAPPY BY TAKING IT THE YJ5ARROUND rtMrns IL ta LSfe at UN eC a t ei MM 10 Ml bi nit is siaM III JIa euae M awMM- u h4 ebtets ewt1 MI+if v W WI et a 1auae i4- Les aM Mt Ie batalMi AA fuut- M4 aMaa es W v1ultie 1lM W Vl I a MwaelvsrnIWiIstkilPt hl- Wba 1 s aisktr e llOUNLttHa u s Ike lrflpta l eat tl a 1Itehlp Ja tial+ aeliekidA L TJUI wiiix Ta Pit ProvIduee+ vas fn Madlaatle wNaeadaiy- 1HBaby o Lsgeai f e i t MadiaonvllI Wedseiday tlailjiig friends P t a Mr Praettj of st Louie a drum mer foic the Heinz nSanufaotorlnR Co WRdo a business trip 6d this city Tbursday Missy Rebecca Hopgood pwho has been epondlhg a few days wJtb rel ative here returned oDawBontit i Springs where she IB teaching school this SUMR MaVIe Cratchfleld IB on the sick list thus week VeaseyofZvansyilievisitedfriends I 9o l elan- 1heOtearnlaaatlop of the TImof tbniaaeot ti paopl to bitter tbalr condition to 0e ol tka BMMH bgrltbr rIM U C untrr eaa baT BdiHefTHykn of Nebo wbo bait- been Quit tick with la RJlppt for tavaral Sys H able t IM cat again r TH lamaM MaHaaavllU was la HMklaseilie httsdav a bas- sia Mtoc Adds WIIIIeeI 111- m NIatid krs 1S74 M- sptada6 b pal vak with ask M L IS Ytaeeaau W Dfk WtSHa YM lac iwtSM Waft aedayj ea buiass WMOK CLAM All TOUIlfA- dTarHia for a ak glrlor- boy making no ipaeiriaatlQna aa tit qubtlal nltaDd1o will ba flood ed with appHeatioaa Advertise for a 30a wek aUnog r phtr or Uookkaapar whys write a koyd bulntnhandai1dyou will ban but few If any applications Why BaoaQM all goad stenographer and bookkeepers vbe wJlesa good blind hare good positions Totoee d ID any lies of york ona mIbralnd You tan aral the Draughoa Training AT OPI LXGE or BI NAIL For prHaa OB lessons BY MAIL JNOJ DBATJOHON Paaiileftk ltubvllli Taaa ijFor ataUiitajlYirr t HUtlam AT rH Dtakfkaaa PraNial3as aar Cell or P eAh K- YIuJlhla a Waaittattsq O q t7 AUxMtar at M 4taovUl aide tf Waia+M Wp + to this eUy wa 11 fuMY atfaiv at DrW P aMi is itlalkattvillet eaaau and it s aataWtle ill 1hfN- ielrguMONI1 left me with ti frightful and couldhardlyminutes could not help mebutI was completely cured by DR KINGS New Discevary 1lfrs J Me ANIfs100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS v u J Willif DAtDate Willie tied the babys bar Firmly to the Chandelier JNiby chnokl d 1 u1Cofgle- oTxaehieear Qf corn you see i Princeton Tiger Willie puUed him byJjis tongue j lU ad ad road the room the- ymil iw afr asq te ltkltthopgh Tvaa 11i wat a tieigpe pu know 4 Ti1baui ht r ojNMUi eid- IO dii Iesp y fpm- lf H iitelLaiol baliyadtem and Chronicle l1ebrsNrDemWnherlltEiesppetlte 1 t Longed for aonietblngnice and light j Ata the lagvthe littleglutton Twaa his little leg of hiuttpn Montreal Star broke the babys arm i ai1agenitdid the harm RId baby dldent seem to car For Teas the arm of bobys chair The Bee Junior Pleurisy pains are located just below the short rib Lumbago aff ota the lame region be toward the back BAJLULBDS SNOW LINEMINT iaNaetsmily In eilaer eaae 1 f raw kMl fkofoably ik Sasso pain jre l bnl a uJ the patieal 3ata jaara aknat freely and eojofori 1jPllM Ke We OO er battle Old ky ft Bernard Milling oIuetJI ai d Drag Dapart neat Mr aad Yrs CMll and ebUd rea left Wedoeeday to rlait the- praas ef Mr Haa In NMhTilla- X MeMlMAfiDB Lee fiUekyeU- wbeliiM Wen very elek fer i days iftlmproTiDK and will soon be upba fA Texas Wonder and kidneycuresbaoka rheumatism and all irregularities of bladder troubles remoy Tnpijfratel the kidneys and bladder Inb and Women Regulates bladderAroublea in children If not sold druggists will be eaUt by mall oh receipt of 1100 One 1n IUbOttlIB two months trsat ment and peldorq falls to perfect a ours Send for testimonials from 1tYilflotber states Dr Ei W street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists The Famous tA Lamp I I itfotaay r It M ia uac in mlioM of famiBef lu strong white tight lira trade it famous And it serw flickers ti IB the cfinifigtoora or aLe parlor the Rayo gives the light that M teat fec j Yeltk bccoaung lyps ad te Jwt the lao for bedroea er Iirary a clear atea41Jieht ineeded y The RaYoumade of br il tpWed i o is au erew ether ttyI a d fettfae iJyliaNed withoiK r- AJi OrIaL or chtmaey easy to des Jr rich rent dealer to ilwvr roe Ui 1iM of Raolaorwitefor docrkxiv ckculuaar nilW ILoiStandard on CompanyJ ir c DQnf forget you receive 9000 votes for 1g every dollar paid on wy Saturday to jthe Bee on- 5 new subscriptions Get busy and win the automobilev J f hlll Y017 a z tI ilib asked r y alrost I bushieae men seeking yoke Wi dtybtfaYfytake the honTrainIngsindshowambItiea tO More S Indorse pRAUGHQjiS CollegestbauindoreF11other buss 1nese colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges in o Bkkeepisy Bookkeepers all over DratlhonsNewSystemof worrySertLaad cial court reporters writo the Syst m of Shorthand DraughonColleges teach Why1B usehet know itjs The best fetterI BuiaeuLewrRKEuzinerr HflHemSteda Thousands of oaNKcasft i c ierjt bookkeepers aid stenographers are 4 holding good positions as the result of q taking Draughons Homo Study 1CATALOGUE For prlceson BY MAIL write JD1UFresldtfztNashville Terih GHNJI a alogue on course AfrCOLLEGE DBAUGJlONS PRAGTIGALBUSINESS COLLEGE Navide or M pkia eC Km xYJU Tea er Fm ali Ky rLvatuillt last L- awear BEE ADS PAY GET 1 H EiLwI peciai4pi d xWXT et l ks Only FreiejJrr 1 i 1 1This i7icpar of shears to any new and renewal subscriberpaying1cx on subscription S itJjj M IHTJIT II 1 T 1 f u Patent Tension Spring Shears These patented shears regularly sold for 75 cents are here at our demand free of charge The cutting edge on these shears is mdestructiible and will never wear dull They wIlteut anything and everythingwek tissue paper to a horse blanket Note the patent Tension Springs It does away l Patent Tension Spring Shears Eight inches in length 1 The shears arei manufactured of very highest grade 1 perfectly tempered and heavily nickel plated on a j highly polished surface The patent teiision spring takesup all the wear on the rivett sd that g edges l thinrttstRead This Guarantee We ruannfoe the outlity of the material and theworkmanshin lrtbeshe rs to be first ct t in cveryr respecan that the tension spring doubles tile usetulgess oJ the shears and does away with the necessity of resharpthing I F t SemiWe EarliMton Kentucky J- f 5 1 4 M ea4 A m aIYIt fN wvwww 1i Q htj i71 1 T00 1H n97i tr V fir f tl t cu lj I tJ o- I lJ 1- r I Cyii7 Z 12 aIDyfY rf- IyyA L fT L V ry 1NC 4 1 nrv ti K gNyjfl1 + waq v Jti= w- cA rr = YAL PtWF y f Lr fl o f January Clearance S81e- dDdOrr nge tiIe Combined 2- a WITH he above plain statement without any play on words we announce our G REA TfJANUARY CLEARAN CESALEbeginning WEDNESDAY JAN 17 and continuing 10 fl t SALE DAYS In addition to this GREAT GUT SALEYe have arranged to make a gift to our J customers 1000 in SILVER and GOLD through of our ORANGE SALE 4 ll The greatly reduced prices advertised below apply on our best and newest goods just as J rii and of every statement stands o guarantee IF YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD LITSso ee v iriijfi1 f 4 i f 1ijtlL i ILv Misses and F Childrens Garments Ladies Tailored Suits Half Price This dpesnptmean a fevr old left a over suits but of our entire stook of oVSr fttfWWlnter Suits a11a99jQft tr16 Suits for 760 25 1260JI Suits for 26 otc TJfireslrlcted choice of any Suit at HALFTIIOE Ladies JCiHee and Junior Fancy Coats at Half trice y In the same way as our Tailor r r Suits wo offer Unrestricted Choice of any Ladles Misses or Junior Coat made a Novelty Materials at Half I Price a LATUESVaHd MISSES BLACK and NAVY COATS IJI 0 660 Coats for 9875 1000 Coats for 075 e y 1600 Coats for DG 2000 COats for 1350a 2500 Coats for 1560- f LADIES MISSES and CHILDRENS GOATS AT 100 s Ono rack containing 36 Coats some of each Ladles Misses and 00toPETTICOATS 600 Black Taffeta Petticoats 308 400 Black Taffeta Petticoats 208 400 Black Messallno PattiY coats 208 160 Dresden Cotton Petti coats 76c All Colored Silk Petticoats Same Pricey as Black LADIES SHIRT WAISTS iChoice of all 160 and 126 Flannel and Linens Waists 05 260 Silk Shirt Waiste175 360 Silk and Net Shirt jWaista aGO 500 Mesealino Shirt Waists 875 750 Marquisette Waists 500 4 5 1 1000 Fine Chiffon Waists 075 ii LADIES and MISSES SKIRTS 400 Skirts for 1 300 600 Skirts for S 425 760 Skirts for 025 1000 Skirts idlalh 750 dret 4Js- i ftl roNAS Big lot W FKnMetVe Short Ki II mona anl e res4jngJScques worth 1 up QKnChoice150 Long Flannelette Kimo nas 115 250 Long Fleeced Dressing ts Gownsv 100v r jigjfyft J CHILDRENS CLOAKS vwp i 200 Cloaks for 125 300 Cloaks forl 200 400 Cloaks for 200 500 Cloaks for 800 750 Cloaks for 500 f 1000 Cloaks for 000 J CHILDRENS WASH DRESSES Choice of all Dresses ages 2 to 6 years soiling up to 69c for 800 Choice of all dresses selling up to 89o for 50c upiI v Choice of all Drosses selling UP f200 for 08c IJoCHILDRENS SERGE PRESSES All Wool Serge Dresses ages 8 to s 98ValuesPilEs ONETHIRD OFF f All Fur Pleee amd Uti fer LadlW and Children at OneThird Off 1 n- e1 1 Y tf- ar iSJi x llf iJW BN WWff Oranges Filled With Gold and Silver III SI 030 Will be Given Away Absolutely Fn eAC Daring Our January Clearance SaltwBeginningWtdnesdayt a y- Continuing II7Itfand r ti iUivrv 10 Days Those who attended our previous Orange Sale need no second explanation of its meaning For the benefit of those not here on our former saleswe give our plan r With each dollars worth of merchandise sold for cash at the reduced prices we will give one jifi nice Florida Oranger J 7 f V lrVv jlr I I 4 Some willi1fhst as they came from the tree jl Some oranes will contain a I Some oranges will contain a I Some oranges A will contain a I Some oranges will contain a I Some oranges will contain a I Some oranges will contain a the you get is wort h far more than the price you pay the I money are a gift riJ and Panama 50in wide 150 value 05c Navy Panama 50ln Wide 100 value GOb Black Stripe panama mln wide 125 value 85c Imported Blk Satin SErTpe Cashmere 150 value v 05d Lt Grey Batiste 42in wide 750 value H4lSo French Grey and Porcelain Blue Voile 100 value 68or Stripe Cashmere Rose Shade 100 value 00c Light Blue W ol Creep de Chine U value 65c Wine Color Basket Weave 42In value M65o Scotch Plaids 32lnx2Eo 15p Sh or enj Women and Children MENS SHOES 38 Pairs Nettletons 600 Patents Button and Blucher 0O fin Choice UiUU 42 Pars Howard lei Fosters 600 50Rnd58 Pairs Howard Fosters Pat ent Vicls and Gunmetals 400 grade 2 00 36 Pairs Howard Foster and Helmers Bottman Patents Gun metals and Vicis tf 1 75350 Grade J iOO Pairs Mens Vlcl and Box 50gradesBOYS SHOESc j 66 Pairs Boys Patents Vlcis and Gunmetal 200 and 250 5 1 50grades for 75 Pairs J 5Ylcl and Box Calf Shoos sizes to6y worth A 4 ft ft 150 and 176 fora I iUUd WOMENS SHOES 76 Pairs Ladies high grade Shoes nearly all sizes regular prices 3 to 5 Choice HALF PRICE v vSbPairslLadies Patent cloth top Hutton Shoes all sizes ft Tft1 260 grade lUU SILYERDIMEI d6a j SILVER QUARTERS 11 7 SILVER HALF DOLLAR SILVER DOLLARJ TJ250 GOLD PIECE E 5 GOLD PI ECEjRemember Merchandise Oranges andthe t t 0 IBlackDress Goods Staples 0 1 valueo eSr 3 0 i Silks Dry Goods 1000 Yards of Fancy Silks New Fall Styles all colors chocks stripes and plaids 18ln Oft wide SOc values Choice OiJU- 75o Foulardsfeta Silks 100 values elSe AIl 27In Tat 24In wide dark colors r 40e- t t 27int Tan Seco Silks 3 6e values Ii IVe 40ln Black Dutcheea Satin just 1n 01 received J one piece before Xmas 125 valve tI0er 36in Klmona Salka4 patterns 60oialues ate 36 Pairs Ladtes Tan Bluehef Shoes regular prlcejfS to Si Choice HALF PRICE OHILDREriiIKOES 200 Pairs Chlldreafa dater Skoeir Vicls Box Calf Patents size from childs 5 toa Miseee size 2 regular price from 75c tg250 Choice ONETHIRD OFF LADIES t MISSES 1 ad CHILDRENS SAVEATERS hoc Sweaters + 85 100 Infants Sweaters los 150 Sweaters all kinds fl00 200 Sweaters aUT klnds 150 300 Sweaters all kInds 200 500 OSweaters for ladles 300 OUTING GOWNS 160 Outing Gow e JJ1 8- x126 Outing Gowns 08 100 Outing Gowns 75 75 outing Gowns v BO 60 Childs OuU Gowns AO- LADmSIIANDKEItIlliFSl Beautiful Embrefderpd Handkorj chiefs packed six assorted 50cPerMENS and BUYS HATS 11 k 100 Volunteer Brand Hats WS 160 Volunteer Brand Hats fia J 200 Gold Medal XX Hats 17 260 Gold Medal XXX Hatsr 2115 300 Gold Modal XXXX Hats a7BE 350 Gold Modal Special Hats 20ft rk BLANKVTS 11 Big ffesa lot of our fine all wool Springfield Blankets the slightly imperfect klnda regular 60 BKSceV for 3I 98 Very large Wool Mixed Grey Blanket 360 values for25Q Fine Gray Woolnap Blankets large size 260 values105F- ine Gray Wbolnap Blankets size 64x76 175 value for145 Good heavy gray Cotton Blan f kets 64x80for J 100TP t Two Pairs large Check Cotton It Blankets 300 values fQr171S Seven fine Robe Blankets 200 values for 4123 V v RUGS Good Roomsize BrusselsRugs 1260 values f 005 Good roomVsizo RE15O0 values 1175 1700 B U room Rug 1275 1800 9wlro Tapestry Brus sells Seamless room Rugs 1475 2560 Best Axmlnlster room Rugs 1075 400 3Jin Axminister Rugs 300 250 JJJihj Axniinlster Rugs 200 27 Rugjg200kx IWeJ O fj t 1t I frIt jj 1 TI yif1I I J 1 t x f iOOit 7 hienst and Boys ClothingA WENS AND JOTTMQ JDUTS SUITSUfn w All Of ottrHifta7ll SulU mid JSkouse Broe High ArtfuJt 1 very last word tno jtoWear Clothes are Includedrcte this Clearance Salesof iuew 1000 Gerershpefer guar 4It anteed sutts OiB3 95anteed w QCJ3lgh1800 Strouse Bros 1C OK High Art Suits lUlUUjf- eoOO 9 Hare chaffner1115ft Marx Sulta 2250 Hart Qcbatfaer 4 fl 41B- ft 5 f Marx Suits HUrUU 2500 Hart s dihaffneZ21i ft Marx Sulta ifO tf h lOre KY101R aUlD 380 Knlcker Suite for e75 1 400 Knlcker Suits f r 989 500 Knlcker Suits for 4JW- 1f6Cr J 1t Knlcker Suits for 595 J 1000 Knlcktr Suits for 795 MENS ODD PANTS 1 150 Odd Pants 1A5 260 Odd Pants v 936 ii- Y Of3GO Odd Pants 810 S 600 Odd Pants f 4J11ist600 Odd Pante BOYS KNIOKER PANTS Ysa tis GOo Knlcker Pants 45o- 75o Knicker Pants 680 100 Knlcker Pants 85e 150 Knlcker Pants L96S200 Knlcker Pasta 175- MSNS and BOYS OVERCOATS i300 Overcoata 4 855 400 OvercoaU jtSUf 7 ro OrercbaU 1 itv i 1 i SOO Overcoats MiM f 1000 Overcoats w4ii M 0 1500 OvercoaU 1S 2000 Overcoats JL7 9 2500 Ovwrooate 9178 T n 1 MENS ODD V 6TSa5 i 100 Mens Odd Vents worth 101 25sizesl C Si D1GOODS 1500 yards of Dress Ginghams lOc and 123figalpest i Olloice7z4o All 12 Yi c BopHoyoHercaleB 36 S inches KCVI HgpYF 100 All 25c an4i36pr fine rcerlzed Poplins and Repp Suitings a Choice f llS0Y 1 a Lot of 10 Outings 731o Lot of 7 V c Outings + + Co 1 AI 1gradest Fleecer r lOo a I i Beg quality 24x4 inch Diapers already hammed each 0 0 Se- r 1 I STAPLES Best 36ln Wall Canvas V 40 1 Best 36in LL Brown Domestic 50tFine 36ln Sea Island Domesticiworth today 73sc 00 Good 36ln Bleached Domestic absolutely free from starch OJjjO i Best grade AA Bleached Domes tic yard wide worth 10073e0 Good Indigo Dye Apron GlngIhams 5o NEWPORT WOOL SCARFS Q ir 2 60 Newport all colors 20c l 5 Oo Nowports all colors 40c 76cNewports all colors GOo 100 Nowports red white and cI- Zblack 75c LADIES HAND BAGS ONE J FOURTH OFF t Choice entire stock of Ladies oj laatlagrdAagprytOawFqurth Oft t G i