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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 11 L TUESDAYand l FRIDAYAFTERNOON cE l f ronrmrPr 4 IF YOU DON ADVERTISE YOUR ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE I r i TWENTYTHIRD YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY MAY 10 1912 No3g CIVIC IMPROVE a V MENT LEAGUE Held Important Meeting at High s School Building Wednesday Afternoon SEVERAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED The pivlo Improvement a i a meeting at the High iSchool building on Wednesday 1g afternoon May 8th at 4 p m The nveetiuK was to more tully perf ct plans for thto Pres Mrs F B Arnold Prof I Dudley gave report of the Corn mittee on memorial before the town Council at their regular meeting on Monday night tel ling of their hearty support as wellas that of Board of Health The proclamation of the Mayor was also Toad EMf Trahern gave a short talk assuring the League of hisw hearty support to any movement ifK started by them Bro RJ8razeltongavearthor task along the line of Clean A Up followed by Mrs JL Long and other ladies v9 After a Rood deal of discussion as to proper committqes to ap point the following committees were appointed Committee on Hand bills andi their distribution Rev H J tiYiBrazelton irof Dudley and Mrs J L t on securing wagons 51J to gather refuse Ed 11 Trahern Fa thaMrY XdlliV Umstead inspeIof is f the afternoon and was thorough kt4 ly discussed r Of course these will have no I official authority They will re I port any uncle nhness to Health Officers who have control over the workof this natureIThe meetiagadpoarnedtorne- eWednesdayay t iat A p mjJ I ny in the High r School room of e R Public School building The following is a complete list of the League members ap given in May 8th Mesdames F B Arnold Pres A 0 Sisk 1st VicePrep NoL lie Umstead 2nd VicePres W- L Morrison Treas Members Mesdames D M Evans Ed Rule Kate Withers H J Braz6lton John Long Foster OE Dudley Will VhitfordAG Spill man Juo Rule Ott Powers and Miss Anna Moore Mesdames L V Benfro W R Ooyle H R McCreary Hey Brinkley W B Wright S E King G W Mothershead D M Umateudj W K NIsbet S M Bourland Miss Miry Mothershead Katie Murrell Ruby Sisk Goldie Weir Rosa Fox Thelma King Sarah Featherstou Sue Mike Willis and Janie Victory Besides those members nearly all of whom were present were Prof Dudley Riv Brnzelton W B Wright trod Ed M Trahern A Texas Wonder bacas rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder troubles remov lug gravel the kldndys and bladder in both men and women Regulates I bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggists will be seat by man on receipt of 41100 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom falls to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hal 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold bv druvKinte SCHOOL CletlqIExerclm Earlfogton Graded School JQIIWf2 MayJ20 to 54 Final Bxamina tion IJlMay24Operetta Bo Peep and IBoy Blue Kay26 at Temple Theatre 1 5raduatine exercises and Fresh men Oratorical contestJ fora mlW HfJ action ot Ae bowels trjrj ai ReguUtts a medem luadte Mac at SIo8tCI y i lic Ii t Pine Flooring We have six or seven cars on hand now that are t extra good grade and the price as way down t Better come in now and look at it Braces are sure to advance this spring and you can save money by buying now If you are going to do any building or repair work this spring dont over look the fact that we are the largest Dealers inIi JV t this section of the state of all kinds 6C j n r Building 19 39 I J I Wlaterial- r 1 Giver Us i a Call Phone or Writei h j i UsgeY orprices before you buy ftsave I Y9 IIJr O 4- Ct I JBl yki kidneyt Fara LUMBERCOMPANY I Incor orated f rt i Madioonvillci kfd- enfucJy r I j1rfrL4 + hh e ILRbYY = m 4K iYL 1 l tI k aJ L e n L t pl w I r ForMenOnly Hat and Shirt Sale- Friday A ana Saturday Fine Panama Hats Fifty Panama Hats for men in grades ranging from 400 to 10OOeochall sizes Of to 7 i Slight imperfections our reason for selling these eats lit the following low prices 400 and 500 Hats Choice 245 600 and 7 50 Hah Choice 8 45 850 and 1000 Hats Choice 445i Fine Negligee Shirts Fifteen dozen of those fin 150 al1d200 ExcellO Shirts all sizes 14 to 17a slighttimperfection in pveiy shirt I fiftydozawaiting this new Jot Choice95c Happenings I Mr and Mrs R M Salmon son Agnesweretending the funeral of Mrs Salmons larger Mr Ben Rash pr A F Fu was InD wsol Tuesday on business B 3 Salmon was in MadisohVille e MondayMiss Bessa Williams is visittn relatives in Dawson Springs Mtea Ruth Woodruff and sister Josephine visited their grandmother Mrs M J Woodruff due day las weekMTMffhelma Dawson visited Miss Ruth Woodruff Saturday night and SundayWe expect to see Gilbert Woodruff out most anv time with hts big flve passenger touring car as the roads are getting in good shape IWerRgretto learn of the rniafor tinbtoodWe are glad to say that Krs Al Hamby is still oa the road to r covery at this writing Mrs MI Woodruff and Thelma Dawson were in Hamby Station Mouday 0 H Hamby made a business trip totSarlihgton Monday We undorsund that Joe Leasure attended the closing of the Catp k Son Piano contest Saturday night For aRt Itching skin trouble piles eczema salt rheum blvesltcli scald head herpes sca tics noses OIntipedj is highly recommended- oc a box at all Stores Farmer5 Engage 1n Deadly Fffiht As the outcomo of a dispute over An ancount of 8 Will Bpwles ageI is dead and Harvey Suthard age is In the custody of the jailer charged with willful murder cnusedbystabsfrom BowlslivingSuthard in that city DrLucian Grace- DENTIST I f I bOfficcr paet Hours 830 A M830 P M y WIr14 yo o v + it f r t 1ek ierA yb i 1 y i i ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ST BERNARD MINING CO Ceo C Atkinson President F D Rash V Pres and Gtn Mgr D M Evans Sec and TreafI Annual meeting of the St Bernard Mining Company held inthe offices of the company hero 1tii Wednesday was attended by a number of visiting stockholders and directors among whom ofBWilmington Del Clement B Newbold of Philadelphia J Harry Howe Jas H Love Eat slice A Hall Nashville i Julien F Gracey Clarksville The election of officers resulted as follows Geo 0 Atkinson president Frank D Rash vice president and general manager Dan M Evans secretary and treasurer The old board of directors was elected with the ad Haile a P and business man of Nashville The usual declaredeMrs Rose A Freeman Clifford Va says they have long used Foley Remedies and want to say 4 good UFoleyKidney afterhewithlout house for many times their cost St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Y SalmonCowell In the presence of a large number of friends and relatives Miss Della Salmon and Mr David Powell both of Earlington were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the beautiful home of the brides par ante pn South Railroad Street at six oclock Wednesday morning As the sweet strains of Mendelssohns Wedding March softly and beauti brotherdbridal ouple passed slowly into the roomwhere the cermony was performed by Rev Brandon the Math edict preacher The bride wan lovely in anexquisite dress of white whipcord elaborately trimmed with Imported Irish lace She carried a beautiful boquet of brides roses and maiden hair ferns Many costly presents were received Miss Pansy ftules friendof the bride assisted conIgratcouple left on the early morn train for a three weeks JbrideMrs John Salmon And a popular 4 young lady The groom Is the BOB Cowehandthe j Salmon They will make Earllngtoa friendsjriyin J o fi I c L w8f4 iJih tijJJh j it- rfj4w 1 I V J r f I i t iIO N j r c r 0 ec I 1 FLOOD WORST EVER KNOWNI Lower Mississippi Continues to Rise Breaking all Previous Records New Orleans Threatened New Orleans May OWlth New Orleans itself threatened with dam ago by the flood and the dykes at Baton Rouge In danger of going on and causing a terrible loss and wit the water rising every hour Lou tsi ana faces the worst flood situation p ever known The town of Francisvllle is three feet under water and the eituatio- at Torras is very grave The question of housing and feed ing twentyfive thousand refugees from Mississippi and Louisana which sections will be under water probably two mouths is growing serious More funds are needed that are in sight Spinal menin gitis is breaking out in some ot th camps A child ant get strong and robust itvitalityeto grow these parasites must be de stroyed and expelled WHITES guaranteedputs the vital organs in vigorous condition Price 25 cents bySt Co Incorpor ated Drug Department Christian Church The Wednesday night prayer meeting was largely attended The Brotherhood of Man was the subject and the scripture readings and quotations with the songs were enjoyable The interior of the ding is being beautified with a free coat of varnish after which the walls will be papered anew This with other improvements will render it an atttaotlve auditorium Because of the dismantled cohdl ton of the church building the monthly meeting of the Womans Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs M B Long The meeting was led by MrsWrightwhdhad prepared a which was participated in by many of the members There were thlrtv two ladies present The refresh Tent committee composed of Mes dames Umstead Wbifford Renfro Brinkley and Corey who nerved de refreshments during th 9 cial bouritbatwas heldn hone- ot the return of Mr and Mrs Braz elton The forces are busy working for a larger Sunday School and a record breaking attendance IB expected next Sunday The 11 oclock services will be propriated to Mothers Day double quartette of young peaplFwill render special music sermon will be Son Behold Thy Mother A pleasant surprise is in store for all who attend The local Lodge of Odd Fallowss will attend the evening services Aaquartette will slag and the sermon will be on The Influence ot an Ideal TUESDAYLj ILLINOIS CENTRAL GOES INTO MOBILE of The Cochran Lines Expected BYbL N OF N 0 M C Mobile Ala May 8The announcement of Illinois Central con t the Coohrane lines the Tomablgbee Valley railroad and the Alabama Tennessee and Northern is expected at any time in Mobile where it has peen understood for sometime past that the Illinois Cen tral was anxious to secure another outlet on the gulf coast Following the acquisition of thee New Orleans Mobile Chicago by the Louisville Nashville and Frisco lines and the consummation of any arrangement between the Louis byeaccess to New Orleans the belief existed in sellpratesoforced to acquire terminal at Mobile and Pensacola Another factor outside of tram to sail from New Orleans Is the factthat the Louisville k Nashville and the Frisco have been at daggers point for several years due to the fi Illinois Central making a bid for traffic originating in the Birming ham territory and the subsequent threat of the Lonisvllle Nashville territoryhments from the gulf coast BIG NIGHT RIDER CASE i Of J F Van Hooser Against Christian sCounty Farmers Affirmed CfaQlnnatl May 8rThe United circuit court of appeals in- ecision a handed dQwu by Judge Warrlngtdn has affirmed the night rider case of J V Hoosier against AA Robinson and others wherein the plaintiff recovered judgment for I 2000 damages in the United States court at Owensboro Ky imrChamberlainsStomach and Liver Tablets will strengthen your dlgeV tion and Improve year appetite AtltakingDealers MOTHER LEHMAN ILLAell Down Stone Steps at Nashville Visited Here Recently Louisville Ky May DMrs- Mary Lehmant of Louisville Ky prison evangelist while attend Ing the Southern Sooialogloal Con- An 8 fell down atone steps apd was seriously jnjnrocl u i r t fit a st t tBakina Powdei r1 vf ABSOLUTELY PURE t I delicious home bakedfoodsofmmdmmm quality at minimum cost Makes home baking a pleasure The only Belong Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of TartarJ IJlilkrw11f u MNriliiwi = 1 I and FRIDAY AFTERNOON BUSINESS EARLINGTON CleanupDay Long- Committee ANXOUJTCEM1NT money Ilsley Acquisition fsaAitleat Makes a- 11Jf iI t fJ i i c iw 1 o r L r1tQe ee t PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J S FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Memberof Kentucky Press Association end Second District Publishers League A in No 10 Train to It has beon decided by the L N to cut out the trip of the between and and run this train from to and return to where the I C be made as r This will meet with of and people and those on the as It will give them better aud IT i t Subscription Rates 1 One Year 100 Six months O Three mouths 26 6 I copies copies mailed tree on ents wanted In nil parts of the county Address us for par tto lars Entered at the Earlins ton Post Office as Second Class t Branch OfUce Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Streetn J sonville Kentucky Phone 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS MgrMfitliI Telephone 47 Friday May l tt I Interurban Morganficld Second Interurban Madisonville Nprtonvllle Earlington Morganfleld Nortonville connections will heretofore doubtless approval Earlington Madisonville Providence branch passenger SInglo Specimen application Correspond Matter mail service This train will carry a combination baggage oar and two coaches on the M A and will have one hour and 20 minutes dead timE at Morganfleld it will also relieve the mixed train of its passenger service and eliminate the uncertan ty and danger of a passenger coach behind forty or fifty emptyjcoal cars The macagment ot the L N is to be commended on this change for the better and It will doubtless meet with universal approval f I CominglPt With Summer close upon us our ij thoughts naturally revert tu things which best assure us of bodily com 1 fort We cannot name any one ago ent which we believe is more con ductive to human comfort than a good Talcum and especially do we a recommend our BROOKSIDE TAL r OUM as one which is sure to satisfy your demands Put up in U pound cans attractively decorated in two odors Violet and Carnation Price 25 cents For a few days or until our stock is I exhausted we will give to all ladles t asking for same a miniature size Brookslde Talcum This IS very convenient for carrying in handbag St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated iJ DRUG DEPARTMENT TWO FRACTURES Sustained by Mrs Oldham When She Fell Last Night 1 IMrs Elizabeth Oldham the ven era mother of Lfo Oldham fell last night at the home of her brother j Sam Boyd six miles from Hop klnsville on the Buttermilk road and Buttered a fracture of her left arm and left thigh Mrs Oldham lives with her son here but had gone to her brothers tor a visit Early last night sue stepped out on to the back porch and stumbled over a dog chain which threw her heavily The fractures were reduced and today Mrs Oldham was placed In an automobile and brought back to her sons residence in town wheresho la getting along nicely Mrs Oldham is 70 years old BoyceHollenbeck Mrs Moluoona N Boyce of this place and Austin Hollenbeck of Ohurubusco Lid were married Wednesday pt the home of the bride on Wilson St by Rev we BrandonMr comes to Earling ton well recommended Mrs Hol leubeok has been married twice be fore She is the mother of Cecil and Walter Davenport They left Wednesday evening on the Dixie Flyer for his home The Bee extends hearty congrat ulations and wishes them much happiness Little Miss Willie Wood of near Madisonville is visiting her aunt Mrs Wilson in this city A flue line of new Summer Millin cry at greatly reduced prices We can save you from 25 to 60 percent on all lines of Millinery and Milliner noveltiesBishops Millinery Miss Emma Vinson is on the slokI this week E E Owens left today for tonic villa to attend the Derby lie will visit his mother at Junction City before returning We will have on sale Saturday four dozen ladles Milan Straw Sail ors at 100 These hats are the 800 values and were received this week Bishops Millinery The K K Band played on the street last night The concert was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were out to It Miss Lurline Coil of Madison vllle was in town Wednesday Fine line 8stem good quality wavy Bishops BradleyMllhneryIwas In r r 4andl5 J Closes the Automobile Contest and the contestant holding the greatest number of 1 votes will be awarded a handsome automobileI The above three days we have set aside for real bargains in Dry Goods Shoes Hats Caps and Millinery ClothingI I quote now any prides but want you t JYl our store during these three days SPECIAL Ladies Coat Suits Skirts Coats and Waists all of which we have re I duced from 25 to 50 percent on the dollar Now is your time to make your purchase 1 c r I i 1 TV Barnes Cowand CoINCORPORATED Earlin ton tKentuclcy u x c 1 0L T SA PTJFIJ2 T Mj I 11fMiL i 1Harding iller USIC o 4 1 q Incorporated k j H ctEvansvilleo h m i I Piano dDd Piano Players j i At Factory Prices on8ale at 130 8 Main 8t Madisonville Ky I Next door to Miss Georgia Bishop We have decided to hold a special piano sale for ten days only so that the residents of Earlington Madisonville and vicinity 1 may have an opportunity to become the owner of one of our high grade pianos at fACTOafPRICf t J We will on Saturday May nth and for ten days offer for sale a car load of the worlds leading makes of pianosland player pianos This Isthe chance of a life o J tf I time to secure a really high grade piano for the same price it would cost you if purchased direct from the factoryf i r p V All our pianos are marked in plain figures You can buy on easy terms if dtslred tf and we will take your oldlnstrument as part pa ri1rii dntf get the place 150 S Main Street Madisonville Ky itIf I v j h 1 i Jf t r II tri HARDING O 11 MILLERii U eb I d sr sar1J TZs yl JI 0 lif 11 4 1 j IJ j tr INCORR0 RATE It f FJ 1 A XW IJ i siA nrptTr RJMan3f o A iJws f SalesmanxM p tf JI I tl ri f ati n1 A Mna Cr4JC r tir If 0 1 tl 0 fH lrGf to J e Nltr1T 1 o = IfCilM JJ i 01 1 wt2L n i AUi i 1 nhYJy tl1Y rMe mryt O f j Fpr Hf iigjiMMaM aB T JLZ i K J iiC J II S I Ii 41 MAY 13 14 and 15 Closes the Automobile Contest C- J V v 1 a During these three days we will give 10000 automobilevotes with e chflipp cash purchase beside many other green tagged items which have a bonus vote of from iopoatoioqfoop on each sale Dont miss this opportunity of both securing real Bargains and automobile votes Monday the 1 3th Tuesday the 14th and Wednesday the 15th Barnes Cowand Company o- j r INCORPORATED yl j L j p The man who whispers down aIwell About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and- I II hollers i LNews of the Town I Thos Hedge of Albion Ill has accepted a position hero with the St Bernard and Is firing at night He is a band man and an all around i good man We are glad to welcome cityiWall paper window shades and picture frames at SISK BROS BOOK STORE Madlspnvllle Ky Borne to Mr and Mrs George Val ling Wednesday afternoon a fine 12 4pound girl George is hitting the ground In high places only now We will give 160000 votes on all accounts paid in full from now until the close of- fp Automobilea ContestWEBB BROS Mrs J H Fish has returned from a delightful visit toHowell Ind Call 185 and have your clothes teamed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY BTHAX PRESSING WORKS Miss Mary Decoy of Rusaellvllle is visiting Mrs M Hanna Jr White and Gold imported China f iniipen stock and also in hundred piece Dinner sets at BISK BROS BOOK STORE Madisonville Ky Thoe A Stokes of this city left yesterday to visit his mother in Dal ton Ga Alter a short visit home he will visit New York City and Ni agara Falls accompanied by his mother He expects to be gone seyB eral weeks Call 185 and have your clothes steamed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY STEAM PRESSING WORKS Servlces at the M E Church South Sunday at 11 a m and 780 pm by the pastor Morning subject The Grace of God in Mans Salvation evening subject LydlasOonverslou- Sunday school at 030 There were present last Sunday 195 next Sunday and help to bang the number up to 200 The Sunday School it more Interes ting than ever Our teachers and officers are conseprated and have their heart in the work We will give 100000 votes on all accounts paid in full from now until the close of Automobile ContestWEBB BROS W T Markham of Logan Co visited his daughter Mrs W H Browder Wednesday and Thurs dayWe will make shades to fit your windows and frames to fit your plo lures Send us your order SIBK BROS BOOK STORK Madisonvilie Ky The Blundering Billy Company wishes to thank the people of Earl ington St Charles and Mortons Gap for their liberal patronage and the manner m which they were re ceived at each place The performance at Mortons Gap last evening was the last one of the season I O 41 l IA- D M i AID i1 r V 1i1TEN DAY FESTIVAL OF BARGAINS S The backward condition of the aweather has prevented many ofour W customers getting the benefit of ourat 0 S grand spring opening sale M we have decided to extend our sale for k n ten days Fair treatment and low a prices guara1it ed This is positively g your last chance to get seasonable r goodstake at a great sacrifice IfYou do1t Ii I vanta e ofWyoullregret it t p forever o BOSTON STORE Miss Kate Pembereon Building below the old pdstoffice I GI Madisonville r Kentucky r 1w4 jMt 2 iir f I ii Vf tHt- i r L JI STARNES STOCK COMPANY 1 o MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY fl j7 25 PEOPLE 25 10 Piece Orchestra Popular Prices Ben Laffoons lots below Crows stable Concert trthree CbJ I Will open Monday night May t for a weeks stay ComfortaT ble seats and tent well lighted Earlingtpn people are invited to attend 1 Come on 94 and return on 93 L Death of Mrs T B Sisk Mrs Nannie O Slsk widow of the late Timothy B Slsk died at her home In St Charles on Wednesday and was burled Thursday afternoon Howard J Brazelton of this place conducting the service in the press ence of a large concourse of friends at jtha Christian Church at Stl CharlesMrs was seventyfour years of age and had boon a consistent member of the Christian Church for fiftyeight years She leaves four sons one daughter and a large cir ole of friends to mourn her going He vy Impure blood makes a muddy pim ply complexion headaches nausea Indigestion Tblo blood makes you weak pale and sickly For pure blood sound digestion use Burdock Blood Dltters Jrooat all Stores Dont fall to see those ohIo Linen Dresses just received at MoLeodo Colors natural and wbitet498 to 16 20 The MoLeod Store Incorpo rated Summer Time Is Porch Time For Genuine Porch Comfort there is nothing quite so at tractive and servicable as Vudor r4IdOr PORt StlADr5 Made in 4 fti width 236 Made in 6 ft width 896 Made in 8 ft width 495 Made in lOtto width 650 I OBan Utley CoI- NCOIRPOMATED I 1 MaQ1W M tM i Hardy Wyatt was in Evansvllle WednesdayWhite Hats for children from 100 up Bishops Millinery Ned Barnes was In Evansville WednesdayThe creations in Ladles Lin en and Ramie Dresses are to be had at McLeods Be sure to see them The MoLeod Store incorporated New line of Milau Chip Hemp ahd Leghorn shapes just received Bishops Millinery We will give 100000 votes on all accounts paid in full from now until the close of Automobile Contest WEBB BROS every afternoon a ua o clock t in front of S rY Drug r I 13th sickjMrs M Hanna Jr is on the list Miss Mary Ellen Burk ie quite ill J at her home on Wilson street McLeods new Linen Drosaeaa are creating a sensation Dont fail to visit the readytowear department and see the new modelsThe Mc Leod Store Incorporated Rogers Clark of Madisonvill was in town yesterday NOT CE t IIn order to preserve the health of the community it will be 1 Thisabsolutely x is the season when a thorough cleaning ofyour own premises might prevent the disseminating typhoid germs or other death dealing diseases that might invade your or your neighbors home J Ira H CLEAN Up barrelInd it will be carted awayburn all rubbish and trash that will burn use lime plentifully and do I not allow stagnant pools of water to archStanh Ycleanedrback door or window because it makes an excellent breeding place t areorI necessary in order for the town to maintain its high degree of freer ddffi from mortalities which has been attained here in the past 4- vv dYt u fv Vir 107 r ii n ih 51 Very respectfully v tr iV 1 JJ j y fWK N1SBETMB V kf 31 fc1i D i i l h ir rttI T f4ftVt cWJI i 1 t C t oi iA ttt 0 i i w fjI r i il ii f v tfMMriE rmHf LLJLM M HMi B jh 1 Tr u 7 M 7 g I r 1 ilI THREE FAVORITES S J 11icSets of the Cambridge t jt thisitiveyi t II seasons new models ready for your inspection andoder ately priced from f I s 1750 to 2500 u 1 i l Stetson Low Cut Shoes thepfinest of i11akesl t shown In all the leathers andsold only at onepjiice1 ii I H oI 5QQ j- n d c II Ii i 1 Straw Hats snappy minute t rmany new blocks only to be found swell haberdashers ihighclass lids onr I- 1t i 200 to 500 ta Grand LeaJer j f M Koklman PropMadisonville KyP I j j tCOLORED COLUMN i if BEV J EVANS EDITOR I Dorrls Cavanaugh who has been i flick for some time died Wednes day morning May 8th Just three weeks ago his mother passed away Brother CavenauRh the aged grand IIi mother Mrs Fox and the other rel r atives have our sympathy i The entertainment given by the Educational Club of Atkinson Colf iJIWe Madisonyillewas good It was 7ir Iien rtsilningaadlaugb le fpmsart to finish The mu Jldt playff coflturiiesand drills were i quite attractive and well designed We regret much that the crowd y jasnotsuch as it should have been V for such a fine entertainment as jttbls The Temple Theatre t shouldhave been crowded 11 Througha typographical error in lait Fridays paper the collection ofI the Zion Methodist Church on April t21st was given aBloW71 ThIBt r should have been 16071 Mrs Gaudy and mother of Star gis were In the city Tuesday visit lug Mrs Della Edraoneon also two friends from Madlsonvllle a Mrs Clara Edmonson of Hender a80n was in the city Thursday visit ing her mother Mrs Della dmonI J son ji Revs Garrett Wlnrow and Evans were the guests of Mr and Mrs Brow dderfor dinner Sunday We are glad to see Mrs Frances Collins is at her post of duty again ontt Misses Sallle Williamson and 1no j i tlickoryJfJ Lawn k Fdrniturei All the durable and com fortable patterns are shownd therPrice from 1sU For this season are very r v and- S 1up to the and are shown in at the very CJC Pearllna Logan were visiting In Madlsonvllle Sunday Peter Smith had the misfortune to get one of his fingers out off by a machine in the mine Thursday Mrs Kate Phillips has two very sick children Charlie White of Oklahoma was in town last week Mrs Ed Jones Is not doing so well at this writing Services at all of the churches lastSanda were good Rev BU W Williams preached At Mt Zion Bap List Church in the afternoon tIts Carrington is visiting her mother at Clarfcsvllle Tenn Willie Wilks ef Dumaine ill who has been visiting hie aunt Mrs Sallle Abernatby has retured home Chas Mitchell of Nashville is doing barber work In our city Prof JW Bell will leave Saturday for Nashville where he will deliver one of the alumni addresses of Roger Williams University Services at the Zion Baptist Church will begin promptly at 1100 oclock a m in order that wo may close in time for the afternoon sel vicesRev R P Whlteslde will preach the Odd Fellows Thanksgiving ser mon at 180 pm Dinner will be served on the grounds for every bodyThe Mt Zion Baptist Church raised during the month of April for all purposes 190 09 Mrs Lucy Tnrntlde Js visiting 111 Columbia Tenu Mrs Beatrice king is on the sick You can buy a SOLID OAK SWING complete with ch i1 and hooks from 350up Nbr We sell h I BkPMau41906 rndamuk bond lhenewWindowShadeMnter- lalt 0 A MORTONiFurniture Carpets and Draperies EmbalmerfMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 1 t r4 Ya 1- w I JCa Mguaranteed areI kf Of such i elegant 1leathers and 1 R list this week We hope for her a speedy recovery Revs Garrett Wmrow Evans and other friends were the guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Metcalf for supper last Friday eveningRev Stovall preached tho annual sermon for the Good Samaritans at Hoclalast Sunday Mrs Ellen Lockett of Henderson who has been visiting her sister Mrs Sarah demons has returned home I I i fI ATI LCOST t R I r t xGents4200 to 3000 Ladies Watches 3 75tol806i Gents Fobs and Charms i 115 to 4 00 Ladies Fobs and JvI 100 to 400 Gold Lockets82 QfyGoldr r V to 9 00 I J t 1 1COST I I qr w SSIYF r Automobile ContestantsiFollowing are thou mes and num hers of the AutOlDoblleCo testat s 1 Elizabeth LongH 22948 160 61 Ernest New t 87700937 67 Mary Mothershend i 19424721 79 Nona Faulls II 1168011 ISO Ruby Todd 7812897 i 104 Mrs F BArnoid11044268X1- 67 Motion Oldbara 12784280 1168 Orson Cansler 808rt86S Janie Victory 76 801807 178 James Garnttt 04009016 176 Rev J R Evans 00020877 170 Mrs Sydney Lafloon849 890018 185 DueyWalkerr 24856077 Notice to Contestants The Automobile Contest wilt close Wednesday night May 15 at 12 oclock ALL VOTES MUST be counted and sealed or wrapped in a substan tial package and labeled con testants No and namq and amount of packageTbe In on or before 12 oclock Wednesday night May J6V No votes will be counted in after this time BARAKS COWAND Co I ThoseOld Picturest of Father Mother Are very dear to youprice less in fact Just bear in mind that your children would cherish just such pictures of you Come in at any time or if more desirable make an appointment he Cortift Studio of is at to of iii ir14 Miss with Filled Locket Chains o 75e to 2 75 Rints5 00 Gold Set Rings 75c to 375 Gents Rings 100 to 6 Signet Rings 50c to 4 25 Gold Scarf Pins Doc to 222 Gold Front Pins40c to 150 Filled Front Pins 25c Gold 60cto 225 Emblem PirisCOc 225 f Readw to rs Wear 0- w ReS- pring uctloiisI i Tailor Suits Serge Dress es and Silk Dresses MidSummer Prices 1 Spring Tailor Suits 3500Silk Suits 21 4r3000 Woolen Tailor Suits 1975 2500 Woolen Tailor Suits 1 775 KF 2000 Woolen Suits 1475 1500 Woolen Suitsr975 Fine Wool Serge Dresses 1500 Ser egresses 1 075 1250 Serge Dresses 975 1 000Serge Dresses 775 1 J J 7 50Scrgc Presses 575 4 Messaline Silk Dresses 1750 Glace Taffeta Dresses 1275 1500Messaline Silk Dre ses1 075 1 250 Changeable Silk Dresses 975 1000 Foulard Silk Dresses 675 Alterations will be charged for the above gar l ments Some very exceptional f Be on hand to get best it f YOUSEE IT IN OUR AD IT3S MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 1 y TAPPAN GARDNERS Biq Bankrupt Stock JEWELRY Sale COST AT RaCOST r nV- rJ dl N41iY 10 FOR IS OAY SHq 1 This the bankrupt stock purchased from Tappan Gardner a very prriceF4andrwe are prepared give you the full benefit this reduction 1 Charms 0oto350 1175 rya and Diamond to4850 00 to100 Emblem Buttons Gold to Tailor Tailor Tailor Taffeta and on values early choicer flf AT low Fancy Emblem Buttons 35c to 175 Fancy Emblem Pins 35cto176 Gold Emblem Charms 125 to 12 00 Filled Emblem Charms 60c to 425 Gold Beauty Pins 6pc to1O Filled Beauty Pins l5c to 90c Gold Brbaqhes240 lollOO Filled Broaches 70c to1 200 tIt tffinfffrHf Gold Collar Pins Gold Cuff Links 120 350 Filled Cuff Links Gold Clasp Filled Clasp30c j Gold Front Crops 100 Filled Bracelets 475 Pins 250 Belt Buckles 225 Pins I5cto250L- aValliere Screws60c 160 Bobs 60cto740 ijr 1 1 There rsal 1rSprne hfgfi class Jewelry containedin this stock that willo for less than wholesalejVGpst r Anything you get in this sale will be a ibargain if v r j1 e 4t p r I o 1U I p fiDont forget sale lasts nlyx lS clays and this the chance ofJifetimer c secure l7 cods ewe ata prie never offered before v 00 o j T t w S ka i Z n I m r 1i HO lL1IICER t r y i I UltillpVi l y h i jtD ton K nt clt y if r 0 r to A Ii p J I tl J w r t i 1i l l tr v IIt t t f 1- 1 1 1I I tit i r A JIiy l 4T I i 5 1 111for1 Lila Y L+ 1 1 l l Pins 45c to 90c t 45c to 90c to u 20c to 125 Tie 80c to 2 25 Tie to 100 45c to 80c to jC Belt 60e to 60c to Hat 90 to 12 65 4 Ear to Ear t I is I e o is to y ti i li 6i tit 1rrulrt ri zt f 1J J i i V r I Ji 1 Jt i 1 J 1 i l UItCQtf a f l 1f1 I i- C lId Jt Iy J l I Jl 1 MY t 1i ty t1 zj 0i 4i 4