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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): February 6, 1912
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Many exciting gamea were played : Mro. 0. A.Morton making tho highest score was presented a moBt beautiful set of silver sherbet spoons. An elaborat luncheon was served at the eoncluslon of the Rames. The guflBtB included: Mesdam6B B. H. Holeman, U. L. Boss, L. E. Cum-min- "Victory vbfy ,( or TIk-.- . Farmers ."Nationni Baut'i iw -- large cliedks lutety;' which wei nntne' siined them, who has been dandfor niXj mouths. Tuo ohpcks.werfi mndo out on the buai.iess check o' M . Kittinger whou ho'1 was 'in the grocery business, but he h..u closed his account with the mors National Bunk some time bvforo hia dentin The checks were cached at Jickson. Ms. . It, wnsrank for- uery as tlie haud w'ri'ttinic in no wayteBemblo'd that of r Tho check book ho had used be'ibVu his.death and six blauk checks had been taken fronl the iniddlal and 'thejgu timbers ou 'the two forced checks correeppnded to two of the checks jiaisonviiiG, receivron' u Britticors written mpnljilil Vitlf H t'. F. I; i I 1 , j '.5. :'T ,- -. Ruby, Fred Relnecke, A. R. J. D. MoPheraon, Jr., O. W. Lindsay, O. A. Morton, Clyde Ruby, F. 0. Baker, Paul Banks and H. F. . Had. ? MIsHea Marv Ruby Morton,- Flor-ene Allyn, Bonnie V?ra Murphoy, Margaret and Katberlne Victory; Alleen Davis and Florerica Walker, ef Henderson. , e, the close of the Automobile Contest; on May 15tK,' we will give f 0 TO 00' voles for every dol- lar paid o s.uhcriptibhjiinew or renew al, paid With, Ff am this ..da.te utiti), .cqugbb'pksr . Books;, K It, now on sale at 'tKtsoJSeV--- Now. get liit-tiuge- r. busy. and patronize; usj H. B. Wllliamn was on tbe slok Sunday night about eight o'clock list Sunday and Monday, but ho the residence of Dr. F. P. Strother, worked three quarters of the day caught fire and was 'completely de- Mouday. . stroyed. The fire is puppoced to .Our school will close Friday and, have originated in the bath room a faulty flue. ,The house was we regret very much, to lose the' from to far gone when the fire was dis teachers, butcheer up boys they will' covered to save it although the fire como back next year. Mr. Ben Martin looks vejy blue, department did good work. Somo this week. Some one must be going of the furniture was saved, but the lpss was heavy. Dr. Strother was to leave town. away from home at the tlmo of the Mr. Luther Hamby, of Dawson, fire. has opened up a barber shop here W. D. Coil's house next door was and there IB some aud fussing who Flfgtly damaged the heat breaking shall he first. Hurah Jeff I think half dozen windows. yi u will be first next timo. This la the third hpuse that has B.J. Salmon is laid up .with a burned on North main within ti hun- sprained ankln. ' dred yards of eaoh other in the last Miss Mary Agnes Salmon visited three months. friends in Madlsonvllle Monday. . 1 ni ri t: - ' was-fouu- d Xtst Sad Card Club - j" The East End Card Club was de lightfully Entertained by Mrs. W.E". Saves on last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rule made tho highest score. The following ladies lead Is the total score in the order ef their ttamea vis: Mesdames, Rata, Kline, n and Atkinson. of the games & delicious sal- a course was served by the hos-- 1 tess. Mo-Klnn- on SEMI - WEEKLYBEE iz :i: z C0MFAVY The Home Telephone Co., of Dur-gan- ,. No More Dyspepsia. have moved their exchange Gas, ur other Stomach Troubles. on from Buffalo John Elies to W. Mi Nothing will remain undigested sour on your stomach if you Faxes you can talk any where you will take a little Dlgeeteze. a power- want to over the Grape vine lino for - Atthe-con-eluBlo- B1FB&SH XEMOEIAL HALL The Mississippi bank will have to stand the loss, and detectivHofyawviile Cewume hy'tmu- es-will start to vrorkon the At Main BuMdiRg?cLaH.C"ekgc case ritjht'away. Destroyed - taken. 8, Netet of !rtiKctkn Tjhere will-be OLDEST XHFIXE IXTK1 WORLD NOW A EEF01LI0 Pu Yi, Baby Emperer, of Gevernment to Gives HJp "Reins To Thi Public 1 "-'- I am in the Automobile Contest and frope to win ; 'bt I cannot do so without the as- sistance of friends . 1 ask that anyone who is not specially mterested in the coatest; and kas not, pledged their votes, wiH vote them for No. 173. Anything you can do will be .greatly appreciated. be Waced in Handtofthe Newfet dent, Sm Yt Sen worid,- - China, the oldest empire in tho btcam'j tk feaby republic JAMEStt.GARNETT Dawson, Ky. R. F. D. . m I 'r :1 TWrfy.lllliitrawnand May be Acted Chill Toaic. A few doseB will rfet you up kvq yo8'boy'B appetite-ma- ke DAaaOW alby the Grand Jury Today yo stronff and lively as a ENTERS PLEA IH COUslT Purifies the blood and streHKtheus thu Bystem. 50c a Indianapolis, Feb. 8. Thirty Indict-Se- t Mining at tfee St. growing out of bottle Incorporated,Bernard Depart- A(teny Answers Jury Bribing Drug Co., meatand Date of Trial Will be the governments Investigation into ment; ' j th-conspiracy, have been dynamite lios Angeles, Feb. 8 Clarence 8. drawn up, and the possibility that FTJTD S2820,001MEE IN EdUITABLE'S VAULTS Darrow, tformer chief counael for tlvey wHl be voted on by the federal rgraad jury Tuesday Is. admitted at the McSSamara'e, pleaded nut guilty the oilcn of iUnltod StatoB Attorney Workef Open SecurHyrooms for (he today to fhe two Indictments chargbribery. Judge ing blm with Ju-barlesW. Miller. First Time Siace Fire Hution-othe Superior .Court, over-.- ; Always Blessed .Now York, Feb. 8. The security rutcd ademurrer filed on behalt oi "with a Kearty Appotlto If you usa vaults-O- f the. Ecini table ILIfo Assur Darrow and a motion to squash the XMgestaze. Ithelppyonrptomaoh do ance Society wero opened today for indictmontB. aud continue the case what you oat and A the ,L4, when he r51lflx a detho first Makes gaed rich blood from your stroyed tlmo since tho flro that The until Fp. the eoaUiy'fl building. date tor tho trial, which probably food, No onoro aleoploss JMIguts, Headache or Btomaoh Misery. Got vaults contaiued securities and pa- will be before Judge Paul McCur rid of all thrso troubles with Dlgos- -- pers representing $28200.000. all of mick. which wero intact aud unharmed. M' ee. Flftyoents a bottle, worth teiifold Its cost, at drug department of Headaches Signs of Sanger. he St. Bernard Mining Company, A Texas Wonder Anyone in thlB town that bu1Tib Incorporated. frequently from splitting, ueiv us The TexuB Wonder eureB kidney hendachee ought to go at oncet. 'the Bapfet Will Build New Church at Madi- - aud cures diabetes, weak aud lame druggist and get a 25o bottle or our bucks, rheumatism, aud all irregu- Carlstedt'a vGerman lilver Powder. janville troubles, remov- Headaches always indicate constl. larities of bladd-eThe Baptist at MuilUouvillfl for ing ftravel, tho kidneys aad hladdor pation in a. dangerous form,, that some lime have been contQtqplatlng In both men and women. Regulates may result In other extremely serinot bladder troubles in children. even ailments sometimes buying Mortons Theatre and romod- - Bold by your drujci?iBts will beIfsent ous Bright's Disease uud Appendicitis. a house of worahlp. But by mall ou receipt of $1.Q. One Our Carlatedt's .German Liver Powling It for they have now decided to build a small bottle 1b- - two months' treat- der acts ou the Xilver, tho roal fails to perfect a ment constipation a few doses hw cbufi on the snme grnuudB. euro. and feldom testimonials ifrom cautio of remove the trouble Insure Send for The plans are near completion and Kv. and othpr Btatea. Dr. B. W. entirely euro neverfalIs-T-guaran-teea lasting St. iLouis, the work wiii bo started sumo time HaV .2020 Olive strf-et-. if you have ibeadachps, get a Mo Sold by druggets. In the near future. bottle today from the St. Barnard Miring Co,, Incorporated, Drug De"NOT-GUILTY;" Sarduor's nam printed lusldfj of Zivclyasia Boy. JfeXlXAHUL CASE INDICTMENTS box SFinder plaae return to Bee If you are tired, run down, have no appetite", get aibottle of Yucatan OfHco and receive liberal reward. No.4 The siipiud edict Fu YI, the Uaby emperor. wfClilna, was .in tho handBDf Prewier Yu in Shi Kal. Ho announced It would bo made public as soon ub Anal negotiations are completed wita the ti over u men t headed lieadcd b. Dr. Sun Yat Sen CmtomB of 4D years were abolished. Chinese dcesB and manner of hair dressing vero put acide for i'esUjrday. ftbdlUof an inspection of "Co. All mebers McLean ara'hcreby notJte'S to prepre. for Ben Bash Memorial Hall, same, aad rasso.be present on said College, endowed by. J. JR. yTUwlrot datSa. Will drill every" hiht from EatlhiKtua in memory of hU'aon, jiowoa. burned to he ground Friday nlKlit Sigued Capt. Oxr Powers. Feb 2nd. The fire caught In tho Art Gallery n the second floor. Tbe TeuKkntet AsytJbing. flames trad made good headway itftt iwhat your 6tomach the 'ire was discovered, The' ythout ttee slightest fear of craves loss was $25,000 with $7,000 lmur-auc- e. Scbrce Miner Happens, to Accident tBan awfn;feollng. You Both dorunltorles were eaved. ,wl)l- - uet 'bo bothered with Sour William Greeu ai driver in tho ThiH is tlfe third time. Mclean Co!- - Sfemiaofc, 'Heartburn, au6ea, Bad Sebree Coal Mine came near .losing ,e5hw 'Heavy ITaauin-r.lea has suffered from flawms. .The atriAdvBullnfio.iof Feeln if you will i(s life Friday, Fab. 2, "Green was Yf ra. .w- -- M.y .BwBrw-.'ino about 5yii.ar.aBOutl UII first if bv ..MaKic, driving a raecar in.tbejmino when 'eHres-.: ' .' in 105 tthe main buiainir was I'leaewafas Caedy. Belief m One from so me cause his head struck a bottie from the projecting .piece of slate from above burnod. The schiol wilt continue TnluHe. Get In temporary qusuters uuul tho Jiew gdruK'tfcparcmentof tho St. Bernard aud cut eovern gash in his head. 1 MluMiK'OompaTiy, Incorporated. butldluK 1b completed on the j It is thought the wound will not grounds. Subscribe, for theJEirliugton Bee i prove serious. Gi5Febriry,-1.17- . he-fo- re . indiires-.6HiWHie,h a '" r ful digestive, harmless and pleasant 15 cents. as Maple Syrup, For sale by- the drug department of the St. Bernard Dr". Finley is running in opposiMining Company, Incorporated. tion to Mr. Faxe on the samo line be offers 8 talks for 25 cents' hurrah Chas. Bourland Will Represent M. H. S. for you Jack you need the.caBh. The Preliminary for tbe Oratlonal The Sunday Card Club met with Contest, which will take place at Miss ResBie Williams Sunday night Owensboro this year Feb; 24, was at 8 p. xr. Several gameB were playheld Friday night at tbe West ed aud several apples won. Those Broadway Building. There were present aB follows: L. O. Collins, six speakers trying for tho honor, Jim Vennis Leasure, Jeff but the judges al decided that Russell, Dr. A. F. Finley. Misses Charlie Bourland should have first Allle Campbell, of Nebo.Ky., ElBie place and presented him a five dol- WUbou of Madlsonvllle, Blanche lar gold pelce. William Bailey Was Leasure, Minnie Harland, Rossie given second place. All the ora- Williams, Ruth Woodruff. tions wero excellent. Hat-kins- , Tali Invites Nation II "-"- V w. .. s r- a-S- Washington, Feb. 8. President Taft today signed a proclamation Inviting other nations to participate lii the Panama;Paolflo International Exposition to ctbibrate the opening of the Panama Canal at San Francisco in 1015. - r . - sm Lilburn Young, of Madlsonvllle, was m town Saturday. Lost or Stolen In Amcileau.tty.Iea. Thursday X Karat Diamond riew, brown pliwh box Tappaa & SSZXfSS Acrkto.-see'''th'em- twelve-year-ol- d. yustreceived, a shipment of beautiful serges . New Arrivais inr navy, white and; e ' .."Spmeprettyuew; mesFa5iOB IB flfll the popular shades uud pricep. ' t to; see. our new crystall anflearl firiuftea uud fronts, jUBt in. Another shipnieutof those )ove:Spring Ginghams. Splendid array of patterns and iprioos, , . striped effects "" ' - ' fH&V'i " fewest thinir in ruap, extra cootqualifcy "Ooronation-- foot rugs 30x00 lively nnd$2.50. f floor Covering Specials work,-digoBt- s ' iRegiikr $16.50 Seamless Brussel Ql? Bridget, 9x12 to close PI $22.5 Axminister Druggets, & 4 "y 1I 9x1 2 to close only Good gualityMatting Druggets, bright new patters, 9x12 only . . . fQ JO rolls of China Mattings, plain and fancy pattern, .regular 25c and 30c values A to close, (Only I k t! ..99 About ftg '"i 715 colors blue, grey.maroon and Shirts, J IU green. $ .99 y 50 values, to $1.75 fl0 Ben's Corduroy Suits, Corduroy .faa 7C duroy and Duck Work Coats at Pants, per cent to close; 50c. 3 dozen Mens' FlanneI close, ' Oil good, serviceable Hats. Abotit Cflrt, grey's, G 75 Hats, blacks, brdwns. net up to the minute in style, but $1.50 and $2.00 values, and Regular $2 Cor- 20 re- mv duction. Ready-to-Wear r Specials Furniture Specials Oak (JTJC AC American Quartered bevel Buffet base 24x46, French mirror, 15x36, felt lined cutlery drawer, 42 inch. Linon drawers. Regular $32,50 value, to close $25,95. A few iron Beds, regular $8 50. in blue, green and white, to close at S4.9o Wardrobe, with Q Of? LarSe 12x40 French bevel mirror in I V each door, a regular $25 value, to close $19.95. - tavvv d $4.95 val-value- s, ored and trimmed, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00 values; to close, $5 75. 30 Skirts, all from last season, in Cheviots, Serges and all wool Mixtures, Most all sizes, $7 50, $8.50 and $10 00 t values; to close, $2.25. K 4?9b 7K lO $25 Su'ts in SerSes' Cheviots and English Mixtures, handsomely, tail- 9 faifaU 5J ipimiiiyuii.iyp'yiiiiiipi.inpiiiyiHiiiiiyi partment. 25c ART EXHIBIT At The Victory Building Three Lives Lost When Ice Bridge at Niagra Breaks The lco bridge .that blocked the C1 wh99 'ak Sweaters Ladies' and Misses' Sweaters, just what you need for this "groundhog" weather. Colors blue, red, white, grey and black. 53c $1.00 Sweaters ' $1.25 Sweaters 71c $2.75 $3.50 $5.00 $6.00 Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters ". bl': I Thursday, Friday Saturday February 8, 9, 10 river channel between the cataract and the upper steol arch bridge below the falls for thre'o weeks past, broke at noon Sunday, taking with it Mr. and Mrs, Eldrldge Smtncii, of Toronto, and Barrel Hoacook, of Clovelaud, Ohio. Both men refused chances to be. rescued In order to save no "woman, Thete were four others pu the bridge at the time itbrrke, but managed to get out of the" way jut In time. The bridge was "considered perfectly sate, being iu places from 00 to 80 feet thick, about 1,000 feet lit length, and In some places a fourth o; palle wide . P.Oaav and Mens' Wear Specials Cheviots, Cassimeres 50 U O C andSuits 'n mixtures, blues, blacks Scotch $1.75 .' novelty greys Sizes 43 to 38. Former prices $12.50 to $15.00, to close at $3 25. $1.98 $3.25 $3.75 For benefit of securing pictures for the public school iii.ith.iiiitlfc.iiaiiiiiaiiiiiiiAMii'rfhA A The McLeod Store Incorporated A' MadisoDvHIe Kentucky y air A 591 ZSSK i..iiti ; fer.i.s.. I ti t ciwmee ! .;,;'. . ':" xi'W" Subscription .Opo Rates :'a''1 100 BO- - HOW OLD May Prolong Their Lives Year,. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER . n EnWflRTT J ASSOCIATE Eo'lTOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER PAUL M. MObh. Six months.,., Three irlbuths Slnglo copies... 25' 6 i st Member of Kentucky Press Association i ? - aa- : Sp9cimon copies mailed free ou application. Correspondents wanted in all parts of tho county. Address us for 'Second District Publishers League- L h " Branch Orcein Merlon's Furniture Store 119 South Main"Street, Kentucky, Phone No. 4-M1SS Muii-sonvill- e, AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Telephone 47 - The man who whispers down a well About tho things he has to sell ' Will never reap a crop of dollars 4 Like ho Who climbs a tree and " hollers." I indicate that it will take 450,000 bushels of, seed corn to( plant the qorn of that state, but that of the WHAT THE FARMER CAN DO FOR CORN Statistics for the stateTof'Ohio samples of, com received from many counties, 20 per ceut of the samples would not grow. It is further estimated that a bad ear of corn represents a ioss of thr,ee bushels in a yield, which would make the total loss from defective seed for that state ou this basis of selection 21,000,000 bushels, of a money loss of from bad seed. For the entire country, the seed corn requirements will be over 48,000,-00a bushels. , Those with mathematical turn of mind may figure out the total loss on the same basis. Certainly such a $8,-400,0- 00 and truly that more farmers than ever have recently abandoned their traditional' ways of thiukiug and, voluntarily or by sorce of necessity, have changed to conform to scientific experience. Let us hope so. But when wo see farmers as a rule willing to do, so simple and so obvoius a thing as to follow the scientific methods prescribed for the selection of seed corn, we shall all have more reason to believe that farmers generally are beginning to see the possibilities of their avocation. LIBERALIZING OUR Brittoa Co.) Try a bottlo of Vinol wjth the un" derstanding that your money will bo get ready for breakfast. "Say," he yelled out to her, 1 likes returned If it does not help you. it's mos as flna as Johnny's, led in the leisure time of this Wash Hoio, whero me an' Wilkes is claimed ST. BERNARDJMINING CO., season of the year. It Booth Lincoln goes in ewimmln' ever Drug Department fey A thia-hore; Tuesday, February 6, 1912 an appetite, aids digestion and makes good blood. In this nalurar manner ' replaces Vinol retards waste and weakness with strength, giving now lifo to the worn system. If people In this vicinity only1 realized how Vinol invigorates old peoplo we would not be ablo to supply tho demand. poor and digestion weak, We want to Bay to every aged person in this vicinity that Vinol, our cod liver arid iron tonic (without oil) will prolong life. It creates delicious At an advanced ago waato Is moro rapid than repair. The orga"n4 act more slowly and less Gffecfually than In youth.- - Tho circulation Is poor, tho blood thin and watery, the appotito ' Miss Minerva "' "- Redd - Think - and - Then . and ' WilliamGreenHill Decide -- ' i t r f c Where to Buy Your Spring Suit arid Coat FRANCES By BOYD CALHOUN (Copyright, Rellly On display in our ladies' ready-to-wedepartment you can see' the newest creation in Ladies' and Misses ar t Incor-porate- d, Benco wo's born." penings of the past week yns the rebuff aiveu the Rjoseyolt forces i i the Cook Oquufy Republican Convention iitiid in Chicago on Saturday and the. hearty etidWtjt;-megiven by that body to Pres identTaft. The opinion grows that Mr Tuft is gaining inuch in popularity and will be exceed ingly hard to defeat for tKe nr nomination. When he came into the dining-roohe was a sight to gladden oven a prim, old maid's heart Tho water bad curled' his hair into riotous yellow! ringlets, his bright oyes gleamed, his, beautiful, expressive little face shone happily, and overy movement of his agile, lithe flguro was grace Itself. "I flho' is hongry," he remarked, as bo took his seat at the breakfast ta-- j ble. Miss Minerva realized that now was tho tlmo to begin ber small nephew's training; if sho was over to teach him to speak correctly Bhe must begin at' ' once. m Coats FOR SPRING AND SUMMER 1912. We have them in all the new Paris models, and the leading shades of blue, tan and gray also blue and white whip cord material. COME- IN ANY DAY, Suits-an- d FOR WE WANT TO SHOW YOU. We Are Sole Agents For The Palmer Garment ( Barnes, Earlington ILLINOIS Cbwand Incorporated & Co. Kentucky CENTRAL RAILROAD 0 proportion ofM loss, fearful in wastefulness in the aggregate, or even in the loss occasioned by one bad ear, is worth the most careful attention of all our farmer?. And where can there be any excuse for it in these da.vs of great enlightenment in the simple and easy methods for selecting adsolutely leliable seed com through the use of the testiug boxes, germinating seed from every year, and the other littld details that can so easil.v be hand- - LAND LAWS There is a irfovement in Congress 'to liberalize our land" laws a'ud to encourage 'American farmers to stay on their own soil instead of migratiug to Canada, where the inducements to settle Are greater. Senator Borah and Others who advocate this measure declare that a desirable class of American citizens are being driven .to Canada at the rate of 100,-00- 0 a year by our btringent land laws. It is proposed to reduce the enforced residence on a homestead from five years to three and o permit the homesteader to absent himself from his claim six mouths every year. In addition to this it is proposed to opeu for settlement some acres of public lands 18,000,000 ''S'aWI.'li! ifflpiis GAST0R1A For Infanta, and Children. ft M.I i IM uhjij;iii The Kind You Have Always Bought irs ALCOilOL 3 PER DENT'. AVegclableRreparMtanlbrAs-sfrallalingihcrMandReguIa MARDI GRAS NEW ORLEANS FEBRUARY Tickets, reservations, train time, dates of sale and specific fares from youf station, may be had of your local Ticket G. H. OWER, G. P. A , Memphis, Tenn. Agent. 15.TO 20 (ingUicStomariisaftdBoMGf Bears the Signature of fA jm Promotes DigesltonJCkcrfii io,f ncss and itesaontaiasnciiiw Opiuni.MorpItinc norrfceral. Not Narcotic, tejpeofOtillk&SGILnmER IhvjJda Setd" JMeittSslts-jimtSe- MP j In ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD i PLEASANT nt that have ?5fl WORDS Nothing that you could say will be half so much appreciated as a box of SWEET heretofore been witheld because of their supposed oil deposits Now the plan would be to reserve the oil privilegesaudrealease the surface to agriculture. Certainly these measures should meet with general approval 4?y the American public, provided they are properly safeguarded, and profiled further the condition im posed may not require that a citizen to take up such public e Jands will not need to have a he or shecan fortune before acquire a quarter section. pri-vut- BaricnakUk WrmSrrd- CtanSalSlmr Mf h rm OF Sleep. VIEW GREENHOUSES MADISONVILLE, KY. Use For Over Cut Flowers, Floral Designs and Wedding Bouquets Landscape Work of all kinds attended to. Phone us if you want anything in our line and get the best service. FLORAL DEPARTMENT Aperiect Remedy for Corona- icra JK r-- tion , Sour Storadi.Diarrtaa HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT PiQWflHIl K SUI Facsimile Signature of Ki Bftel! NEW YORK. FTTortlnfcJ Exart Copy of Wrapper. iia uarantced dertheboodafl il CASTORIA THC Of NTAUH COMPANY. NCW YORK CITY. Thirty Years H. I. TUCKER, Sales Manager IQU 5SE JOB? That question will bo asked you aK ost dally by business men Becklnfr you servlces.lf you qualify take tho Draughon Training and show ambition to rise. Moro BANKERS Indorse DRATJGHON'S Colleges than Indorse all other business colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges In 18 States. International reputation, orancues. uoou v ubiiiufls iw jee anxiuaryBookkeepers all over uuAKArufc.fc.u under reasonable conditions. Bookkeeping. Home Study. Thousands of bankcash. llanlcKiir. Chocolates They are absolutely pure, fresh and wholesome, and are so highly appreciat- ed that they will take the place of the sweetest words ypu Take might utter. a box along tonight. St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated Seuato:. Li Foilette has assjiil- ed aod in. ulted pvory newspaper n the country, in adiunerjspeqch made last Friday night nt Pmla-delpliiin which he alleged that the press is controlled, in both itsueiv8it)d its editorial columns, by the "money power." The toastma'ster at the board was Don 0. Seitz, of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association, who rebuked the senator sharply when he had concluded a two hours speech which had wearied and offended his hearers. Later Mr. Seitz said of the speech "It was a tragedy fur Senator La Follette's hopes. He has simply wiped himself off the a, Tjrowrltlnr, Penmanship, rnclNh, Srclllntr. Arithmetic, Letter Writing, BusiaeM Drug Department map, ) One of the noted political ljap- - :;: C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. Funeral .Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day.or Night. ' . - - ., or in publir p'nee. Thoso ytio yu should say, 'I am very hungry.' iccppt haiifl bills niiiFt take t Listen to mo and try to speak moro home nu'l t lie dislrlbutors ro correctly." "Don't! don't!" sho screamed as ho bavins a hard time getting rid of Helped himself to tho meat and gravy, Perhaps they Reaving a Httlo brown river on her Mieir papers. havent learned the tricks of, the fresh white tablecloth. "Walt until I ask a blessing; then I will help you iniull boy in the American to what you want." Billy enjoyed his creakfost very The minerH union has deman- much. "These muffins sho is " ho ded the recall of the Federal began; catching his aunt's oye ho corJudge who dismissed the McN.w rected himself: "Theso muffins am very good." Now that? marakirtaapingrcase. "These mufflnB are very good," said both practical aud consistent. Miss MInorva patiently. "Did you ever oat any bobbycuod rabbit?" ho asked. "Me an TYIlkos Your Condition t eatln chlt'llns, an' If you want to better ,your condi Booth Lincoln been'possum, an' squirsweet 'taters, an' tion, to Ret into the moiey making rel, an' an' Brunswick stew class, where you will have SffQRT ever sence we'e born' was his proud BOUR9 and BIG PAY1 instead, of announcement LONG HOUKS and 1T I'LiE PAY , "Use your napkin," commanded she, "and don't fill your mouth so full." take the DrauKhou Training. The little boy flooded his plato with ,For prices on lessons by mail, ad dress JNO. F. DRAUGHON, Presi sirup. "These-her'lassos sho is ' he bedent, Nashville, Tenn. For oata: gan, Instantly rememborlng that but logue fjivlnp rates of tuition nt .col he must be more particular tn his Draugbou's Practical speech, be stammered out: lege, addiess Business College, Nashville, Teno., "These-her- e sho' Is am are a nice or Paducah, Ky., Evansvllle, Ind., messer'lasses. I ain't never eat sech or WaBhiugtoii, D. O. a good bait. They sho' is I aimed to say these 'lasses sho' are a bird; they's 'nother sight tastler'n sorghum, Negro Cabin Burns at Madisonvillc Cindy 'lows that sorghum Is A cabin hack of J. D. McPhersou an' Aunt penurlty of a nigger." the very on Nqrtli mam burned to the ground She did not again correct him. Sunday morning at six o'clook. hOne - "I mast 'be very patient," sho or two othor cabins caught, but on thought, "and go very slowly. I must account of the snow auct Ice on the not expect top much of him at first." houfaes the flaines were hindered (To bo Cont'nued.) ? and the fire soou put out. H.I, Tucker, sales acentatforth. Mrs', Ed Roberts, of gt LoulaJ Is green houses vlBltitfg'fier parentB Pleasant View tin town Monday on in MadlsnnvlllB was Mr. and Mis. O. P. Smith. business "Vllllam," sho said sternly, "you Ill Pirn tliev iirrost iiplc tn tho Iroppinc lnnul bilh on tlu ptrcot must not talk so much li&o a negro. NewUnited States say that Draughon's iers, bookkeepers, and stenographers are System of Bookkeeping saves them holding good positions as tho result of Instead of saying 'I sho Is hongry from 25 to 50 per cent In workand worry. taking Draughon's Homo Study. Shorthand. Practically all U. S. offiCATALOGUE. For prices on lesson cial court reporters write tho System of BY MAIL, wrlto Jno. F. Draughon, Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville. Tenn. Forv?cat Why? Because they know it is the best. aloguo on course A TCOLLJ$G, writ DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL, BUSINESS COIXEGJ Memphis Nathvilta or or Knoxrille, Tenn., or Paducah, Ky., or Evaasvilla, IatL toy, I of a, fi Here is Your Chance To purchase a High Grade Piano at the price Low Grade instrument. DO NOT pay fancy prices to agents of retail ii hoe-cak- e, stores. Call at once to see samples Madisonville, Ky. nt 429 Hall St., MARVIN H. PRATHER . FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE o Pkonc 553 LOUISVILLE, KY. THE - BEST LOOK TELEPHONE - SERVICE, 1 HERE, MR, FARMER , Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Conipany, Incorporated! is offering to you an ideal proposition for telephone service. Using our service you have ad vantages of long distance connections to every important point in the United States., The advantages of telephone Service inyonr residence are too numerous to mention, butamong tvem would be daily communication with the markets, obtaining prices', getting accurate lupo'rtstn the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these ad vantages and pleasures are more than worth the prico you would pay for the servlcp. literature and Information furnished by Calling on our irnaqer, ILVShelton. Mari-lBonM- 0. niiiflnrni inn Tn nnunut! ot Tnrnninu on incorpo-- i ;i uuffloE.ni.Anu icurnunc icLcunarn uu..rM.d g Jri- - v'i-,- t Ir, i " p. wgjt)ryis-- ' - tw vfrr "jy i ;n" v wyr -- EBE Mm & ' JWM.W.YiV .' . Lnnnrnl iirnntnf w ! runuiai Phone i i- '' uiicuiui;c v til Bi M. SLATON II II wj-- 'w '.i Licsnsed Embalmer ftft i St. NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, 124-- 2 m - rJ J M AD.60N VI LLE, RY- - Jug fort Portland, Ttx, where she ?l ,' Bu8lHese,PhoMflrnphy wU vls.lt. her sister Mrs.. unarne "1 WSS iXtiiWKJlJ.irNlisutd Tll McGary. TELEGRAPHY Hlt)siHircnniiroP MIbb Dora W.Uherevoon, ef, Mftdi- - 4l ? cdiff," .i4iy-;IPresident '"". has yers K ftxperlence' la mercantile his aonvllle, vialted;'her brother and banking bnilneM.nlxi 32 years eilacstlnff 10,1)00 ,fid wlfe.'MrandlMrs. 'JSImer Wither-- . XtsrmWXLBUR K. SXITII.Ixlartea.n.T ' lI iM It' r Vih . tilas'Ahnie Moore toft thiU'irtorh- - BOOKKEEPING ,.,,., To W-?- ". w A of ,4l w U6ugli,!oJ Madlsonvillev rt i tni viBitod.Mr. ana.Mrs. juimer YYiinerr Poon. Mrp. Jhn r, ?f.. Contestants in Automobile Contest ' "! 1 it:, i? wr -- I. w , tt 8 tf ,rn , - L & 4 Hammond Loving of Hanson waa Tho Frisco, Louisville & NbbIi- '" V ih town'MblfdavY "" Mlle. JUioolf ;qtjiM:iuwJ; ?fltHle.: ton railroads will ereoc a bridge Afeu;5 f&e Towns Oharlos Hall la on the sick lift three miles long, to cost $4,500,000 at this week. Padfiow, JIy(t- ,Tbo brjdgew'llljbq a. ers, Mrs. Harp Nurso and Mrs. Rene. parttouIaradyanage tq Jho?Frlspo Davis wcro in Madisonvillo Monday and tho Louisville & Nashville lines, a. MIbb Minerva Davis, of Anton, Quit asking for Just, flour. Ask arrangements whioh completed lsft Saturday, for St. Vincents Acad- for Blue Kibb'on lour and get the sonio time fago for a new through emy. She was aooompamod by her route between O lioago and New Or' boatT" Afilt'yc'ur-igroc- er fof It.' ." bat, mb. tfone DavlB. leans by acquiring control of tho we Mrs. Rone DavIb spout 'Sunday in - --Howard Draper, of Howell, Ind.; New; Orleans, Mobile & Chicago visited his parents, Mr.snd.Mrs. A. here Friday. JElarllnRton with MraVHorpNurse. road. r G. Draper'Bundayr " O.jTv Strpnge was in Hopklnsvillo' ,ikt ."Herbert Floyd, wtio'haB been Baby With two Heads and Bodies 72' present at the Saturday. to his bod with Lumbago Is There were The embryological department of sitting up and will soon bo out Christian Sunday School last Snn-da- y MrB. M., Hauna, Jr.. wfts in Madithe Harvard Medical School roportB again. and' a collection of $3.78. The sonvillo today on business. Mrs. Earl Stone, of Madisonville. the birth of a child to Mrs. William Mrs. Uattle Austin and. little son church was extremely cold, so the with, twq Oalvln, of South Oarrolton, aro vis- service was made as short as possi- is vi'Bltfng!Mr; and Mrs.T. H1. Stotie Karuow, of Cambridge, perfectly formed heads and bodleB. this week. iting her parents Mr. and Mrs, Rady ble. The child is expected to live. Its 5 Peyton, of thiB.olty. Paul. King, who has .bon 111 for headB por We want to give you a crayon face in opposite dirootions. Mrs. Luay Boan, who has been in trait of any member of your family some time is ablo to bo jrjTeain. Mr. Minor, of tho Idle Hour TheaMadisonville for.tbe past week, has free with ono years subscriptions to Dr. W. P. Rosb, oS. Madisonville, returned home. our paper, the Farm and'Stookman, tre Co., who has been ih Mt. Vernon was in town Satnrday. n Mrs. J. of Evansvllle and the People' Monthly. Read for several days, returned to Blue Ribbon Flour. Ask your yesterday, is, the guoptof Airs'. H. M.Tresoh.of our advertisement in another part, ' '' of this paper and Bend us a photoMrs. E. B. Kobards and son, Ed- grocer for it. this oily. Your money can't buy anything graph today. "This offer ib buly win, of St. Louis, aro visiting her Don't fall to return your voteB made for a few weeks and you parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.P.Smith, Wednesday afternoon, not later than better tlian Blue Ribbon- flour. Ask should act once before it 1b with- in Madisonvillo. 5 o'clock. your grocer tor It. drawn. ' H. I. Tucker manager of the Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Vinson, of Pleasaut View Greenhouse at Lyons, Ind., are visiting friendB was ih the city Monday. and relative here this week. ' &YJPW MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATEASSOCIATION Dr. B.'O. MoEuon, of St. Oharlos, Luoleh ,Oook. was in Evansvllle, w'as In tho city Sunday ho returned Sunday. Monday. J.J. Sullivan who has typhoid Frank Slsk, of near RIohland, was fever, Is uo better. in tho city Monday, on buslnese. Jim Maloney went to EvanBvillo J. H. Bird, of Eadu'c'ah', was. in Sunday. Madisonville Sunday. ' Mrs. p. B.' Johnson left for BrbokB-villMollle and Ellen Wbaien Fla., yesterday morning to and Mrs. DuglaB O'Brion, returned. to spend the remainder, of the win- "" j I spoon Saturday and Sunday. ";, V flharliB Qamblin. of the Southard ueighborhfiod was Hi fdwhSatUrdity.r Blue Ribbon flour Is what- you want. Ask your grooor for it. " Minerva and Ora Gordon, of Madisonvillo, were in town Saturday. ' Oarlstedt Robinson,, of Mortons Gap, waB iu town Friday night. 'jMr. audMra. H L. Browning, of Mortons Gap, visited her parents - IIIinoistJCentral, Viisco" and Burlington NVijlBuilcl Bii ,Bridef) N., a num&er of vptes iri; our contest ah'cUwe toisiiote that your 'number is well up among the leadi -- iIlYo ar(e rj: q.iite gfjtiag w are-pleas- 1 f" ed - f ' "f . fllstwhat yaurj friends t purchase :that dfoh-fln- ed . . Earl-ingto- , - Mad-isonvill- e, wjrimL rJvixr increases your standing in this contest and are much pleased to see that you are interesting quite a number of them. '.. Beginning Monday of this week"'4 we are, going! to issue coupon trading books. These. booJks.;cpntain coupons jpangfhg from cents to 25 ce(nts tathe amount ? of ..five dollars each, and as 'Wenaccept the coupons at our stores just the same as cash your friends and yourself can obtain votes for them 'just the same as with the cash itself., Forevery dollar's worth you sejl we will give you a bonus of10,000 votes. .. sMks Come in and. see us about this this week We will explain fully. Very truly yours,' v I ' i .'...;".. f FEBRUARY IS NOT o, EARLINGTON BOQSTERS.V'CLUB Barnes; Cowand, &. Co.,. ' "Fridafafter a, very pleasant visit ter. to friends in Ohattauooga, among other lnte'resttng poluts on tho trip they Visited Ghtoamanga Park. ' There' is' no better flour made than iJlue Ribbon flour. Aak your grocer for' it." , Semi-Weekl- ONLY THE SHORTEST r Incorporated :. Efcr,, - .v - ?,- feR . Will Brandon and friend, of Evansville, yiBitad Vornon Orowder this week. Charlie Roderick was In Madisonvillo Friday. days. MiesEffle Gentry, who has been Wo mako a specialty of doing two visiting her sister MrB. Tom Veasy and throo color work. If you want has returned to her home lnSlaugh-tervlllolaBsy job work that wjll give satisfaction boo our samples and get FOR SALE One $100 course in prices at the Madisonvillo Branoh anything except ciyll engineering, Ofilco in Morton's Furniture Store. from International Correspondence AiiiKKN Davis, Manager. School of Scranton Pa. Will sell at Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Stanley loft for a bargain. Apply at Bee Office. Mt. Vernon Saturday. Walter Long, of Nortonvillo, was in E. JLi. Wise relumed Sunday fr.om Madisonvillo Saturday." Florida where ho spent the past Roy Davis left today for a visit to friends in. Portland, Texas. mouth. e. John Blair spent Sunday after. noon inMadisonvUle. John D. Oothran who has been isltln ',' relatives in Murfreesboro, Teun., has returned to this city; Loslie Boyd was in Hopklnsvillo Sunday' visiting friendB. 'William Cothrnn has returned irom M'urfreoBboro, Te'nn., where he "has been visiting relatives for a few y Don't forget the Bee has a branoh ofilco lor Madisonvillo people In Morton's Furniture Storo. If you want advertising or Job work or wish to subscribe for the 'papor, call up number 4. Ailehn Davis, Manager, Ned Barnes, who has been ill for Borne time, Ib able to be at work again.. His many friends are glad to hear this.' "' ' month of the yeaf, but our' prices are the shortest in February of any month in the year, and values the largest. It marks the close of our winter lines of men and boys' vear, and the advent oftthe new spring lines In fact, it's the-bemonth to either piece out or fit out, if values at the smallest possible cost counts with you, and we presume they do. All that is odd after 5$ock'taking is marked at prices so reduced that they are bound to move them. We also have a sweeping" discount that brings in the best Clothes, Hats, Caps and Furnishings within reach of the poorest purse. Come. st fWEBB Bros-- , Groceries f W.J H. Whitford, Har,dware. Geo, Kjnp. & Sort's, Drugs, Earlington Bee, Newspaper and Job Printing, '- ' '', L. C. Wiley, Jewelry, Barnett & Stone, Livery. hoir-zont- al Cvcrnbody,s Favorite I "THE GIRL FROM U. S, A," "3d-SUCES- SP.UL IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE J. SEAS0W-- 3d cast Clever A A Complete Scenic Production No. I Specialty Numbers MEASTJKE OF MERIT Read the Royal Guarantee Earlington Citizens Should Well This Evidence Tabulator Ribbon With Twd-ColTiltihg Paper Table Hinged Paper Fingers or Back-Spac- er " I AH the filial touches of typewriter improvement are found their, best, in the new Model 5 Royal, including several at features found on 110 other mathine. Not thleast of the many Royal features are its SIMPLICITY We have yet to Jearn of a Royal that and DURABILITY, has Avorn out in reasonable service. ' The Royal is the machine of ECONOMY not in the first cost alone, but also in the money it saves through years of -- Proof of merit lies Iu tho evidence. Theatre, Thursday, February 8th. Convincing evidence ln"Etrlliig-ton- . and witness the pandemonium that will be raised by the climax at the Is not the testimony of strangers. end of tho second act. And the best But the endorsement of Eari'ngton thing about It is, that there is nothing forced, onlv tho natural outcome people. of the aotlon of this successful musi That's the kind of proof given cal play. The solos and quartets by here-rwill Tho statement, of au Earlington swoot voiced singers many also linger a day. A iu your memory for citizen. strong company will appear in the W. A. Toombs, contractor aud presentation. builder, Clark St., Earlmgtop, Ky., saye: "It ib a pleasure for me to publicly acknowledge the benefit I have derived from Doan's Kidney Pills, This remedy cured mo of kidney .disease in a remarkable short timo after other preparations m Louisvjllc & Nashville Railroad had failed to even, give me relief'. RaS My back was lame and sore that I WHAT IT Will COST TO SEE coultl scarcely get about and I was also prevented from abtaimng a good, ua night's rest by too frequent passage Monday Of the kidney secretions, which February 19 showed that my kidneys needed attention., I waa finally advised to Arrival of The Two Big Days, try Doau's K'idney Pills and I pro19, cured a supply. I was completely cured, and am glad to give Doan's Mobile Pensacola New Orleans Kidney Pillstho oredit for my pres2:00 p. m , and - A." you care to test how the dopthB If Weigh of patriotic fervor can bo stirred by a stage scene, just see the "Girl From tho U. S. A. at the Temple U. S. "THE GIRL FROM THE play you cannot afford to miss 12 Big Singing and Dancing Numbers 12 First Time at Popular Prices!!!! SEE FOR YOURSELF BEE ADS PAY Tuesday February 20 Parade of t C , I 1 ONLY A DAY AND NIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS March UldS 20 February Rex 10:00 a. m., and perfect operation and practically repairfess service. Read the Royal Guarantee; that's the basis. upon which, we want you to consider the Royal. ent health." For sale by all dealers. good . . '' JE Hf. Get "The Royal B00K'; , also Free Demonstration ' V QHararvtGG 7Tfoi 1 as' ' 2 F ," ,.- U Roy1 Staralwd mmad d Ih hlgtiMI i teritl obUinablt aodtr th Dwt mauj warku? money, 1 TVP"" piil of th Wo want tq show Royal features and Royal superiority In your own office and its unique fitness for any typewriter requirement however exacting. same as for Model 1 with 7 No extras. Tabulator. -- 1 Price 0 Co., Buffalo,, cents. Forter-MUbur- n New York, sole agents for the United StateB. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. s Proteus Parade $18.00 $16.85 $16.85 10 Comus Parade I m fh liaaWV Eiffi rn at night "" Round Trip From Madisonville Tickets on sale daily February 18 at night to Inclusive Sleeping Car Fare $4.00 to $5,00 m Each Way Liberal Stopovers -;- $ryEj jf f v" - f .1 bft5l quality for greater i g tssal lenttta or tinw at Isathta' B BBa P00 fgr ,VkMP m ft ny,eih typowtlttr, Thai It canhS;J !arW-- wnfo'work I Semi-Week- ly J Bee, Agent be. Sean ' CASTOR IA, atfOIiilirtA rtfor Infants ' ft. ' t- t r - Limit on Tickets March 18 H m ff ntanfitH of prlca, wu Tvwwrra .cww f f Thi KM You Hivf Always Bears, the Samplean at This Offics, BrM " ' approximate totalcost tor the round trip, estimate for five days' board and lodging at $1.00 per day in best private, hbmes or $2.00 per day at first class hotelB, to whioh add the above railroad and Pullman fares. Jbor sleeping oar reservanou appiy io auy iiuKeageni, uouisvine s JMasnvuie xvau-rnaTo w 'J j,m 'Jj " Jr H. ' rfnmnanv. w... y m Signature of ' 0M &5&c .mmmfmmkmmmmmmtmmmmmmm ; s-- . V mm" f ff SEE DESCR PT VE BQQKLET . M i ., J?. III '1'l,jit FEBRUARY WHITE SALE Begins Friday, February 9 Efids Saturday , February ; . A 17 ah: Linens . 25c union LInon, 36 inches wide, very special valuo 1 Qf 40o very flno slilrt yard wide, special 50c 36-in- ch waist Linen, OQo Ever alert to serve our customers with the best values at the lowest r prices, we have kept pace with the Gotton Market and, made, our purchases for this Great White Event when tfre merchandise was at bottom prices. As ever "Quality? has been the watchword with us in buying for this Sale and whether it is a piece of ScLace or $2.50 Embroidery, the same care has been exercised in its selection. ', .;Ct Allovers Cambric Allovers, in a big variety of patterns, some large and showy, others more dainty. All very suitable for yokes and sleeves of Gingham and Percale Wash Dresses. Priced at 85c, 60c Rud 75c yard. 22-Inch pure linen Waisting, best value in the city at 65c best, fronting cs 39c waist Linen, Other" iAiovors in Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook priced up to $8.00 yd. -- India Linons 10o India wide, special valuo 75c finest wais6 Linens in our store yard wido udu Very special values In Linen, Cambrics and Sheer Linens, Prlcod at per yard 50c $1.00 75c and 36-in- ch )IQn T'dU KOn Flaxons Flaxons made in a wido range of qualities, and our syndicate buying permits us to offer finer qualities at lower prices than will be found olsewhere. Plain Flaxons at 12 &c, 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c, 35c. Checked Flaxons at 20c and 25c. f Defects can be hidden in Shoes, ,Cl6;thing and other . Outer Garments, but not so in Muslin Underwear. It can be examined inside and outside. We , invite this critical examination. Ours is the Sanitary Made Kind. --'- We lay special stress on the-mak- e (?. and fit of our Muslin Underwear. ':' Linons India Linon . . . 15c India Linons 20o India Linons 25c India Linons 12c V- - ...10c 1212C luu ...20c Pajama Checks Gcnuino Pajama checks, 36-iwido, cuts to good advantage in la dies and children's n. A careful reading of every item' priced in this advertisement will be the best way to convince you that High Quality and Low Price 'have been combined in an effort to serve you in the most economical way. Embroideries 2500 yards of good Cambric, Edges and Inser tions, goods worth up to 10c yard . 3000 - Persian Lawns Slightly soiled Persian Lawng at less than cost. 15c wide Persian ..912C Lawn 20c fine Persian Lawn 1254c 25c sheer Persian , Lawn S5c 'best Persian Lawn Muslin Underwear 2y ( ...'... underwear t .. 1234c Domestics 36-Inch 5c good brown Domestic , fine Sea Island Brown Domestic : Bleached Cora Domestic Advertiser AA Bleached Domestic 36-i- n Masonvillo Bleached Domestic 36-i- 5c n .....6c yards of fine Cambric Edges, Insertions, Beadings, Galoons, double edge Beadlngs 10c etc., yaluo up to 20c 1000 yards of wide Cambric Edges, Insertions, loons, Corset Cover Edges, and Alovers values up to 35c Ga- - ' Beautiful line of Muslin Undorsklrts, cut on tho now narrow models, and the latest trimming ef- focts, priced very low for quick selling, 75c, 08c UNDERSKIRTS ...16c ...20c Long Cloth 100 quality Long n ' :&4& $1.25, $1.48, $1.08, $2.08, $3.08 ' $4.08 and CORSET COVERS .$5.98 Cloth OC 15c quality Long Cloth, short lengths 5 to 9 yards to pleco 40c quality very flno Messalla Cloth n 36-in- ch 36-in- ch .6c Me ..9K2C 15c Dainty lace and embroidery trimmed Corset Covers well made and good material, all prices, 25c, 35c 40c, 75c, 08c. DRAWERS cut, French band, open stylo, tucked, laco Pull and embroidery trimmed, oxtra values ablOc, 2tf', 40c, 50c, 75c, 08c. GOWNS Very special standard muslin gowns, full" cu'r well made, both V shaped and' high neck, long or short sleeves, Choice AQti slip-over- W2C- kjC Z 1200 yards of Sheer Nainsook and Swiss Sets, suitable for infant's wear, Insertions and 10c three widths of edges, choice French Percales Very fino quality whito French fjpi?h Percale, book fold, 3tMnchos 8 ido, tho kind that is sold by around town for 50c ton pod-Jler- 36-in- ch V i Cambric 36-ln- ch .... fino Bleached ...ifflc 12K2C Cambric 36-ln- ch ....'. , standard Cambric 36-ln- ch ...15c ...20c !G extra fine 'Cambric Beautiful baby sets of Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery, ranging in prices, from (M nn per yard 15c to liUU Alovers to match these sets. 4 .. , Convent French Embroidery, more perfect than tho finest hand work, tho newest thing for chil dren's clothes and fine undorwear Priced per yard from 15c to -- linen if r yard J 5c and lIC $1.00 27-in- ch Wide Sheetings brown Sheoting . . . 10-- 4 brown Shotting . . . 4 bleached Sheoting . . . 9-- stylo at . . . ; 4uC Other gowns made of cambric, and nainsook, high s, :neck, square neck, and long and short sleeves,75c, 08c, $1.10, $1.30, $1.48, $1.08, $2.47. Extra sized gowns for very stout women, good quality, 08c, $1.25. vany Corsets and Brassieres Now spring 1912 models are here. Wo havo a most complete Corsot department, and will give fittings on all corsets at $2.50 and up. H. & W. Sheathlyne Brassieres will add greatly to the appearance of any woman. American Lady Corsots, (11 $3.00 to lUU Thompson's Glovo fitting (f n Corsets $l.UO to (pQtUU 4 Flouncings Urn COMBINATION SUITS 8-- m I 0-- 4 bleach e'd i 10-- Sheeting . . . 4 bleached Sheeting . .' ch ; " 23c 21c 23c 25c .15c 18c f'ne Swiss Embroidery Plouncfng worth 50c yard Very special bargain for this sale is a The greatest display of wide flounclngs ever shown in this city, priced surprisingly .riJ4 p I iHO low at 30c, 40c, 00c, 80c, 08c, and tuu HKo in - 36-iu- pillow 42-ln- Tubing . Pillow Tubing ch Flounclngs in a charming array of love ly now St. Gall and Baby Irish patterns, very reas onably priced at, per yard $1.48 $2.48 $1.08 and 46-inch Soft nainsook corset cover and drawer combination, also corset cover and skirt combinations, beautifully made and trimmed, 08c, $1.10, $1.48, $1.08, $2.48, $2.08. PRINCESS SLIPS Fino India Linon laco trimmed Princess Slips, fino fitting garments, 08c, $1.25, $1.48, $1.08, : $2.08. ,; CHILD'S DRAWERS". Well made Muslin Drawers, tucked bottom or laco trimmed, all sizes, one to twelvo years, 10c and 15c. nn nn .Mndamo N'-ra- o Lyra Corsets ' Towels Barber's Towels, full sized, hemmed, no raw edges Efln Per dozen Good cotton buck towels, red border, 20c value IKn Laces ullu 150P yards of flno French and German Val. Laces, all perfect goods, up to 20c a now assortmejV-Vjorln- , yard, will Boll bybetblt only of 12 yards.cholco FJfln , . .Ullu Per bolt All broken lots of Val Laces and Insertions, worth up to ICo yard, choice, per yard. N&pkins All Napkins selling- up to $1.76 ' dozen will bo priced at .ONE FOURTn OFF. ' ' C ?2.50 Dinner ftQ -- Table linens Flno morcorlzod 50c '.valuo Damask .35c .45c - fcach Corseia for stout figures, $3.00 to . . . MiKornlty ind Nursing Corsets, $1.00 to . . . H. & W. Sheathlyne Brassieres 50c to Hisses and Wais's 50c to Co-ge- tB $5.00 $4.00 $1.58 $1 nn wi '41 il iiiUU 1C J QG , Per pair Largo size huck towels, hemstitch ed, .our regular 35c pair towels, per pair Pure linen huck towols, large size, hemstitchod, regular 50c 35c value, per pair plain huck guest towels, Finest hemstitched, $1.00 pair values, per pair 25c .214c Napkins Dinner Napkins $4.00 Dinner Napkins $5.00 Dinner ?3".00 JNapKins; - $" : &. . .tp&i iI Mercerized Batiste 28-In- ch Sn PC u Best mercerized Damask, C5o valuo wido mercerized Batiste .... ij)ZiUu frO PC ipU IU w 3S-ln- Very fine English table Damask,es ?..". . .. 75c 2000 yards of Linon and Cotton Torchon Laces and Insertions, worth up bo yard, Jj HU Cholco por yard ....". .....'., i., EmbroiderySpecial.ipTV Tho .latest French craze Is and on colored Embroideries wo are showing the Flounclngs Allovers and Bands to match, done in such colors as pink, 75c valuo 72-in- ch 59c patterns,. QKn 45-in- ch 20o valuo flno mercerized Ba- tisto, worth 25c, yard vory fino mercerized Batiste, 35c valuo ch JJC 4Q jC )C OCft "pure linen Damask - . $1,00 valuo, many UJu White Quilts Splendid values at popular ces. pri- 7c Flno Irish Linen Table Damask, 2 yards wide' $1,25 valuo 98c Sheets and Pillowcases 72x90 Manhattan welded K seam Sheets 54x90 Dallas Seamless Sheets 81x90 Dallas Seamless Sheets 90x90 Dallas Seamless Sheets 81x90 Pequot Seamless Sheets 90x90 Utlca homstitched Sheets 4 2x3 Dallas Pillow Cases , ...40c ...60c ...70c ..80c 1800 yards puro linen heavy Tor chon Laces and Insertions, 2 to 4 Inches wide, valuelOc yard Choice, per yard 5c light blue, red and black. Bands 25c yd. "Flounclngs, $1.00 yd. Allovers, $1.50 yd. Cholco 'of our finest puro Linon .Doublo DamaBk Tablo Linens,- $1.50 value.... ,. $1.30 Very special offering In this department is our standard (M fin O hemmed quilt at Other quilts both plain and fring ed at prices ranging 75c $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and... $2.00 tj) ?i ...85c $1,15 B n K ft J. ft jvLv ll Lf Hwib. ...18c K 5 .l- Clearance Sale Prices on all Winter Goods still fn force, Don't fail to see the Ladies' Tailor Suits at HALF PRICE. Ladies' and Children's Cloaks at and off. Waists, Kimpnas. Furs and Skirts, all reduced. 1- January Y- -i -3 2 ' .i i A ta '4Wfe- - Ji. ii4ih. ..,, A&H& A' i.tiKTU ...Waiftrt - j & tHm" .iivlfliirt'i-- 'i HMsUkiLtte '0)tfftwfci 'rtiit mi 'U ' .fBt ii !.. ' Ub.' hg &..