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IIISWQ 6r and- r FRIDAY AFTERNOON Jerr G It 01 T oo c yr i Iih f j IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE It FOR SALE It TWENTYTHIRD fEAR BARLiNGTON HOPKINS OUNJ KY TUESDAY JUNE 4 1912 NO4111 CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS aThose torTh Season Are Now r on Sale lI o 1 PURCtI4 D8Y THE LocAL AUSPICES WILL BE SOLD WHILE I v THEY LAST AY 200 EACH fit securing the obautauqua for MadiBonvllle this Reason the local 8 immttteo purchased one thousand- t vo dollar and a half season tickets These tickets while they last will sell for 2H After these are gone no more season tickets will be sold for less than 250 Neither wilt there beany reduction In price of season tickets at any time during the ohautauqua To a tendthe chautauqna byBingle admission to each entertainment would cost more than five dollars I t To buy your season ticket no- wihowever will not only give yoU ad of the reduced price but will also show your appreciation of the local committees efforts A Texas Wonder The Texas Vuuber cures JKIdney C and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder Inbo b men and women Regulates blaCder m children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mall on reoipt of 100 One umall bottle Is two months treatment sub seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from and other states Dr E W Ball 9868 Olive street St Louts MP hold by all druggists Railway Business Per February Returns of the railways tp the Interstate Commerce Oommis sion for tbe month of February 1912 which have boon compiled by the Bureau of Railway Econ omicesboYncrease both in re r RudAjcpenges as compared tit February 1011 TheretnrolJwbi cover about 9 90 per cent of the steam railway mileage of the country average as follows per mile of line for the month Total operating revenues per mile of line averaged 966 as Compared with 891 in Februaryi 1911 the increase re salting almost entirely from freight traffic passenger revenue having slightly beoreased Operating expenses per mile of lInt averaged 712 as compared with 568 in February 1911 net tJ operating revenue 54IUcom pared with 258 in February 1911 Taxes amounted to 44per mile of line an increase of ten and ninetenths per cent over yearFvise days in 1912and twenty eight days in lOll the returns for rl1 tins month of the current year totherthings equal would beone ta twentveighth or nearly four per cent greater than for February t t 1911 A comparison that elimi nates thd effect of the extra day 1sof the returns per mile of line each day The net operating i t revenues thus averaged 870 per mile of line per day4n February 1912 95 in lOll and pproxf mtely 920 in 1910 Therefore 8T6 is the average amount that ocbrued to each tnile t pf line for each day of February for the payment of taxes rentals- intereston bonds appropriations for betterments and dividends j and tbia on a avera q talization stated bytheInterstate- w Commerce 0ommis8ion in its volume n stIlUttostor the fiscal tJt 1910 to be 162657 per mile of line Tie total not qapitah ziiion of all of the railways of I t the United States as shown by kLIthat report is 14888575940 f Wv ly as aIey havertt ohUlTonlo A w doses will set h e yoafa1307a appetite 1Jimake yon strong lively aa oldyelveyettr Purlftest4e blood I th sys m 60ca it the it UerBa M Departri If ntent Ujr jii e fAp p J L lII l J h ff v k tA1t1t J h Madisonville 4iSJ The Decoration Day eeremuuje at the Odd Fellows Cemetery OR Bud day afternoon were well attended The W 0 W lode cud 0npany E marched decPratlng the jgfAV S in they usual manner MuslcVwas fur ulshed by the male quartett The address ot the evening was delivered by Bev ar IIQnn pit eloqueujt and touching manner Miss1 Virgins Tpdd of JB Broadway who has been attending college at Midway has returned home The childrensdaj service at the Christian church Sunday evening was attonod by a large and apprecla1 tlve audience Mrs A Of Bailey and children loft Saturday for Chattanooga Tenn to join her husband w h for sev eral =months peen connected with the Chattanooga Medicine Cos Publishing House N Miss Edna Morgan visited her par ents near Providence Saturday and Sunday Miss Qwyndolyn Brooks of New Mexico who kis visiting relatives here visited in Earlington Friday Miss Elisabeth Hill of Coiltown Is visiting in the olty MlnMaryNorthem who has been teaching at Wioklifle Ky spent a fortnight with her sister Mrs Men da Cox and bit Monday for an ex tended visit to her brother Paul J Northern of Atlanta Ga Mrs McDoanal of Chattanooga Tenn who has been at the bedside of her sister Mrs Genera1 Brown returned home Tuesday accompanied by Mrs Sallie Moore who will make an extended visit Miss Bessie Thompson the popular trimmer from Montgomery Ala left Tuesday for a It to Spring field and Nashville before returning home x S 6 Onamb w nT fo NbreonvlllV Tuesday wt L Hall went to Mortons Tues day where he Js superintending the construction of several buildings JB McGaw baa returned from Louisville where be has been for several days on business Mist Mpude Parrish visited in Earlington Monday afteraoon One lot of Mens 400 Ox ford in Tan and Black for 200ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated I- WR Coyle ManageI BfclNT HART MIMING COMPANY fWill Inibll Big Lot of New Machinery and Increase the Output The Bront Hart Mining Company of filafTningfon will Inutall a large compressor and several mind punch ing machines in the near future ago new boilers shaker screens a hoisting engine and fan An eaten eiott will be made to the railroad stdfngiuorder to accommodate the IncreaBod nunibel cars to ed dailjTi MrHart expects the In stnllatlon of this machinery to in crease the output of the mines over 600 tons per day A new store and several residences will be erected this summer for the accommodation of the employees No More Dyspepsia Gas ur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested pr sour on your if you will take a little DIgeBteze a power ful digestive harpleuandpleasant as Maple For sale by too drug departmentof the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Home For Sale Change of a lifetime to make a splendid investment either for renting purF seora home come to the Bee pffice and find out about it Ono lot of Men 400Ox tQdJJifi Tansalidt Bftcfc for 2ilST BRNAIII M lI3lNG Co Incarportlt ed lW R Coyle tanager aCi3n JIi u AI ti M f 11 7 i r1f 1 j i 1141 ii 1I11miTRAJ ifrthPigramhere fit pIus erery MM WQMIN I ad cjtl in the c ash thats Cat this protfii it forovy mm j i sRi child Ihire will her I t N IORATORY 1 I MAGIC icL t 1 I 1IMfERSINAYIOMS I REAIINGS J ifJ II I SLIGHT OF KWW I S IRUD OPERA WLECTIMI II tECTim CM UTEfcAtY sI atey I CHARACTER SES IN MAlE II I SEIMOIStR t IoniCOIT MAli t t QNANIEY mfCtftNS f fIu VOCAL SIMS C IMET AM WL1H SOLOS 1 cJ ORCRESTIjl IIMIEIS 1 ENSEMBLE WORK VOCAL JAil INSTIVMERTAl I 1 MUSICIANS IN REAL SPANISN WYNNES r A SItlAL WITH YOU FIIENIS tr plcr Ktc r 11 A I I Lets All Be herso Jb TIE SEARCHERS Smith started out an answer to A wrlteap of a distant land Where fruits and flowers always grew And south winds warmed a coral strand But soon a letter came along He had not beep away a ar And this the harden of Bmlths song You have to earn your living here r Again Smith inoyed and v he was most r Enthusiastic oor tbo view Twas where to quote the agents boast The easy money bushes grow But bank postcard winged Its flight To those at home who held Smith dear Aad this was all he cared t6 write You have to earn your living hero iPoor Smith Tin vain his restless feet Bb rainbowarchIn vain through l ndsot cold and beat Shall he and kindred searchers march For tliere has alweys been one sign T9 great nians vision dull or oleari k- Een to Utopia It shall shine t p v to ean your Jiving bere Donver Riipdblloan- You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the IIhghteBtfearOfbldl eit tlon whl awful You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach He tburn Nausea Bad willtakelleyes aad cures as If by MagI6 Pleasant ae Oandy Relief in one ralnuU Qet ali bottle from thee 1stBernardMining Wstiaat sr WorMpee- tiro ecru t Infiorlshtlalr1 Mrae 4htlid eiiJJiC lktOr reatitiesil it to qwl lll Mr ubea tiliritk+sb AiWIIC 110 grdat I1ti iteT ac- Whi Ills 1 1 N j Jod 5 1 JifJt i of C 4 r 1I X 1 EDUCATION Iwent to college In my youth Though dad possessed no means AudI am glad because forsooth I didnt say DemosTHENES Jamestown Demoerot We Well recall how teacher dear Would take a rod and wbla it bout the forms of all shed hear Say something was e QUISite Youngstown Telegram I And well do we recall the smile That round the class would ripple When kids would hesitate awhile And then say munICIPAL Milwaukee Sentinel We stlllcan see cur teachers shame Grow more and more pathetic When someone telling of a game bald it was athAletfo Seattle PostIntelligencer And recall our teacher how For her there was no solace W wntwh4m I Houston Post f One lot of Mens op Ox= forL2lOp StSfBernard Mining CoI J V Incorporated Vb R Coyle Manager Earlington Snowed Under In June In one of the fastest games of ball playedon thp local grounds Hop kinsvillo defeated Earlington the sjor r64tThe score Way tied early In theganie and waSnothlngd in the latter part of the game olnI ninth with a liedof one the eight the game looked good to tlInlmjt m players seamed chance for the locals with twb men on bases Oliver the Hop town pitcher held the Darlington bam t downandpuledoata bad hole XUoni pitched good ball for- 1arlington and would fiats won hit psa easily with i be proper Buppoifc jrjtE a M P 1t i V- ft a r II x I t t V beautymarr nes fro African Proverb GREAT CROWDS ATTEND MEMORIAL Exercises Held at Odd Fellows Cemetery Sunday Afternoon Nearly one thousand people aMen tied the Decoration Day exercises at Odd Fellows cemetary held under the auspices or the Earlington Chap tor United Daughters of the Con federaoy Conveyance was furnish ed by the Daughters and left the Y M 0 A building at 280 oclock Assisted by the veterans they placed boquets on the monument and from there a parade was formed headed by Company E followed by the un iform ranks and Lodge members of the W 0 W The carriages of Veterans and Daughters and num bore of private conveyances were in the rear Immediately on arriving at the Oemetary the decorating of the raveswere attended to the Soldiers Woodmen and Veterans each laying flowers on the graves of their dead The crowd then gathered around the lot dedicated to the un known dead where Rev Bernard opened the service with prayer The chorus America was sung Mayor Gatlln acted as master of ceremonies and the male quartet Mefsrd Thomas Taylor Sory and Vannoy sung a beautiful selection Rev Harrison delivered the main address which wds forceful touch Ing and very much appreciated The services closed with another se lection by the quartet The Daughters ot the Earlington Chapter desire to thank both toe Woodmen and Con r E for thpir courtesy and to the citizens who aa siste them i Sunday School Entertainment 8p eial to The Bee Childrens day was observed at Anton qn the evening pf May 26 An unusually good program was fill ed by jthe 8 S pupils both large and small The church was beautifully and artistically decorated The musical numbers were well rendered and each participant ao quitted themselves with honor al tho only a part of three afternoons were taken Up in practice for the oc casion This Sundry School has acquired reputation fot Its successes in this line The audience on this occasion was even larger than at previous entertainments and pronounced It the crowning success fir and hrs Rufus Thomas visited her parents of Hopkins ville Saturday and Sunday One lot of Mens 400 Ox fords inv Tan and Black for ic 200- Stv Bernard Mining Co Incorporated W R Coyle Manager Yp- f TUESIM 1 and t t FRIDAY AFTERNOO fTVhile City Notes 3 7t t- lC I 1 0 Tapp was in Madisonvlltov jMrtug In Webster county this week added which will greatly facilitate the Up4 plOp of coal A number of our people are trying their hand fie hing on Pond river these days k homerlastpear Madlsoriville Auble Woodward of Madisonvllle 1 was in our midst SundaytEld E B Osborn of Madison ville visited friends here last Sulv day it Little Miss Polly Blaton of Mores tons Gap was the guest of her friends MsseB Cassle and Marjr Sbadrick last week 1 Misses Bessie and Lessle Orabtree and little brothers Finis and Willie of Punpkm Center are visiting IM White City this week Sam McGregor and family visited In Pumpkin Center last week W M Brown Is visiting btac daughter Mrs Bert Bryan ofWIr son School House Eld Robert W Gentry of Madi sonville will preach at Salem near this place Sunday June 16 at Ite 1 oclock Everyone cordially invitett to attend We understand a good lIve prayer meeting Is being conducted at Salem every Saturday night Boss MauKuin has gone into then Ice buslhess heres success to him A stranger visiting our place abo t dusk will probably Inquire tbe meaning of so many little patches ef fire on the premises of our Inbabi= tants Dont be alarmed Btrangwr were only fighting mpequitoesr Headaches Sip of Danger Anyone in this town that saUekerIiifrequently from splitting ueivoB headaches itht to go at once to tlu druggist and get a 2 o bottle ot east Carlsted German Ayer Powderw Headaohesalways Indicate eonsti in a dangerous form that may result In other extr IJiely seri ous ailments sometimes evesY BrIJthtsDIBease and Appendlcltl Our Carlstedts German Liver Pow u der acts on the Liver the reafii cause of a few doses entirely remove tbetronbletnsare- a lasting cure never falls guaran teedlf you have headaches et IIiI bottle today from tbe St Bernard Mining1 Co Incorporated Drug Deb partment 2Bo abottl f Miss Clara Mothershead Passes Away fi Miss Clara Mothershead a welh r known young lady of the St Charles country diedat the home of her mother Mrs Tom Morgan Sundays i niorninir She had been 111 for some time with tuberculosis and the end i was not unexpeoted She was ZLryearn old and an excellent young la dy who had many friend ft la there neighborhood The interment fooE place in the Southard graveyard Sunday afternoon Rev M H Ut ley ofllelfttmK The family have the Bvmpathy of friends in this trouble y- I 7 I iSymj We are showing a complete and artistic lineV bf7 Symphony Ai- J Lawn box paper this week1 in aVnnmberof tintaand designs and it is with a feeling of confidence that we cordially urge you to call and examine our assort 1 ment 13 In SYMPHONY LAWN you will fin afpaper pf r 1 surprising ualitYsthe box while the many tints such as Champagne Gray Pink etc included in ours stock are sure to of fer something which will please youI I M aperjf j ii l SI BERNARD MINING i coi Iscerjor t 4 f DEPARTMENTtt p rL1t f- F r i1 tl H rWij liheIi j i fi fin r tl1et ll1ee 1PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER I + J E FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER r 1Meberof League N inouths IIit 121 Brnch Office in Mortons Farnifare Store 119 S0th Main Streetf MtliIsontille Kentucky Phone No 4MISS A1LEEN DAVIS Mgr IIi I l t Telephone Tuesday June 4 1912 t i DISCONTENT is the state of mind caused by always i thinking about what one hasnt find ignoring what one has 4 Albany Journal I EXCAVATORS IN RICH FIND Digging Into Palace of King Ahab in Palestine They Uncover Valuable Relics Cambridge sAn expedition Under Prof Qeq Belsner of Har yard has just completed a series of excavations in the palace of King Ahab in Palestine One of the most remarkable flndB vas the kitchen of palace where more than 8000 ancient household utenslles were were uncovered Dr Beisner Is preparing a com plete report of his work of excava tion Illustrated with plans and pho to graphs which is expected to ar- rIve soon in this country Hows This0 t We bffer0ne Hundred Dollars Reward for any u case otCatarrh that cannot be cured by Halls J Catarrh Cure t F J CHENEY CO Toledo O We the undersigned bava known F Ji Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him iperfo ctly honorable In all business transactions t and financially able to carry out any obligations ioaiJe by hlstfrra f rWALDlKO KINMAH 4 MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O i 1 Hills Catarrh Cure Is taken Iqte nallyr acting r dire ctly upon the blood and mucouS surfaces of i vtlieBystem Testimonlalssent free Price 750 per bottle Sold by all Druggists I Take Halls Family Pills for constipation c 1llnei Marine foldleri serving on ship b loard data back to the year 1664 when an order in council dated O- cr tefeer 16 authorized 1200 English BoWlers to be raised and formed into 1 regiment More regiments were later formed and by 1759 the marines wtmbered 18000 men In the latter Tears of tho French wars they num bered 32000 The marines are today IA feature of oven navy and hi most J countries officers of the marines are J equal in rank with those In the army navYIorigin oT Mausolaum- Vhen Mausolus king of Carla diet i CMI widow Artemisia decided to erect eyer his body the most magnificent r tomb that the world should ever see i iBodlptors and artists from very imown land wero put to work and no Ji expense was spared and for years the work was pursued though It was l4c t not finished even at the death of his widow It Is from this Incident that mausoleumttneans a stately tomb 0L PorchShades I The only porch shade that is painted wide slats 6 8 and 10 feet wide f 00 I Subscription Rates One Year 1100 Six BO Three months 2 Singlo copies 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted In all parts of the county Address us par ticulars Eiiterfld tthe Earlinjrton Post Office as Second Class Matter i 47 t Cost of Living A Practical man who believes that to seek a remedy for any ill Is better than faultfinding said As a reme dyfor advancing meat prices we have the alternative of raising more meat or eating less The large ranges are being broken Up into farms uud the farmer not the rangernan must sup ply beef In the future Free grazing is a thing of the past Economical prepaiation of the stallfed1 bullock Is the coming problem Penn sylvania RaIlroad is trying to teach scientific methods of meat pro duction to farmers In Its territory Railroads running through the older cotton states might teach farmers there to fit live stock on an almost wasted byproduct The land ot those states Is fairly crying for more live stock to keep up its fertility Cotton seed hulls have about half the feed value of bay and n tOil will dive 850 pounds and also 732 pounds of cake whose feeding value Is equal to 21 bushels ofcorn Market seven or eight million bushels of cotton seed in the form of beef and pork and It would add tremendously to our tood supply and give the South an extra hundred million dol lars every yer jwhile the productivi ty of Its soil would be constantly in creased At present this the richest stookfeed In the country Is mostly spread on the fields for fertilizer while we are prosecuting outing packers for high prices and for want of live stock the South pays out millions every year for commer olaWertilize1 i One lot of Mens 400 Ox fords in Tan and Black for 200 ST BERNATD MINING Co Incorporated W R Coyle Manager Newspaper Hat Record for Size The largest newspaper In the world was the Illuminated Quadruple Constellation which appeared InNCW York on Independence day 1868 Its dimensions equaled that of a billiard table eight feet long by six feet wide and strange to say for an Amer- Ican publication It had no advertisements A copy of Jhls mammoth new world production can bo seen at the Newspaper Museum of AlxlaCbapelle France Its price was fifty cents Why Not Ruth Yes Mrs Lapsllng remarked my Uncle Henry has traveled a good deal In thoso hot countries down south He says that after the noon meal every body goes and takes a see Esther but why they call It that Im sure I cant Imagine Lawn Swing Fourpassenger extra strong all oak frame back is ad justabe to four different po sitions Ii P 1 t G A Morton i Fvrniturej Garpeta and Djraperies Funeral Director and EmbalmerC iMadisonville N Kentucky lif n o J COLORED COLUMN REV J ft BVANS EDITOR Our news was crowded out last week hence it comes to you a week later then It should Out pnblic school closing this year was grand AH the exercue were held at the Temple Theater The primary grades in their choruses drills and speeches with unique costume showed the skill patience and labor of both teachers and pupils The graduating exercises of the grammar grade and high school department were excellent A The graduating class was cOrn posed of six girls and one boy The class has the distinction of making the highest average ot any class in the county regardles of race or colpr Eva Hawkins made a general average of 01 onetenth McEweri Holland stood second with an average of 03 fivetenth The general average of the class was D2e1RhI tenthMiss Bethel Davis of St Louis who has been visiting Mrs J V Bell returned home Sunbay Mrs Julia Booker and Mrs Miner va Badford are visiting in St Louis l The colored women will begin a series of meetings Saturday the IB of rune The meeting will open at2 oclock close atOp m in Sulphur Well bottom Rev H H Amos of Princeton Ky is in the city and will preach at the Mt Ziou Baptist church Tues dRY night Rev JR W Ohunu preached for Rev Evans last Sunday night to the delight of his audience Rev J R Evans preached for the Bastview Baptist ehurdh Madlsrn vllle last Sunday afternoon The large audience seemed to have been delighted with the message he de livered ProfY Bell will leave Tuesday for Tuskegee Ala where he will at tend the National Baptist Sunday School Convention ifc Mrs Ed Jones Is very sick at the city Hospital Rev and Mrs Evans who ha e been on the sick list for tba pas week are much Improved v n Mrs John Parter was vlsttlng ln- Mortons t Gap Saturday and Sunday MrsYciafflnce Smith has ret rb i1 from a visit to relatives in Coluoa- bla Tvnn f Mrs Nellie Lowery is in Frankfoj this week attending the Cointnenesa meat Exercises of the Stat Norm where her daughter MlBSHa3j 0 l White is one of the graduates iMrs L C Evans deserves spools mention in connection with the class since she bas been its teapheir exclusive for the past three years The young ladles of the high school department made first grade teachers license The school f board has kindly consented to give us a teacher for next year who will make vocal music penmanship and handicraft a specialty Our school will then be prepared toi carry out the modern Idea of educa tion PsycHoloiy Arthur Did you ever notice how one person always reminds you 61 an other Jim Well I notice that when ever I see one ot my creditors I al ways think ofthat cute little heiress Im going to marry In June Meg gendorfer Blaetter Best Inducement for Work The simplest affection may become a thing of beauty the lovo of any human being comes to our lives as the great revealer By this alone we hear and see It Is also the great health giver Our work no longer continues elfIsh when the thought of another is constantly with us there is always an avenue for relief from the deaden ing routine and tedium Work with aIthought of some one velse Is llvinf work and that which Is living be comes beautlfuL Arthur I Salmon Purely eUlatlvi I have always been Interested Mid little Sinks te the utilization of waste Now where do you suppose all these bunted tires go to In the end r1 dont know said the Genial Phil osopher but If they go where most people consign em there must be a terrible smell at rubber In the here after Harpars Weekly 1 PrqfeMorY Remark A certain high school professor who at times is rather blunt in speech re marked to his class of boys at the be ginning of a lesson I dont know why It Is evertime I get up to speak some fool talks Then he wondered why the boys burst out Into a roar of laughter Llpplncotta Magazine Obliging Eagle A golden eagle which has been In in Maldon Essex for 48 years has Just died Itwas a female purchased in Leadenhall market and for several years mado aneflt and laid eggs On one occasion says tho Diuv doe Courier hens eggs being given to it to sit on it hatched and reared A brood of chickens but hi other years the chicks were always eaten as soon as hatched to 4 r CITY DIRECTORY Mayor P P Rash Police Judge A J Bennett Chief of Police Wm Bradley HarabyCityTreasurer Frank B Arnold City Physician W K Nisbet WhlpflerStreetCounollmen Madison Oldham T D Rash Qeo 0 Atkinson Thos MeotfngnlghtfirstSchool Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahorn G Gilbert King and Curtis B Jolm son M D- Postmaster Ghfts Cowell FIRE DEPABTMENT H D Rog SfllBtant0hlefOhasClaude Long Gilbert Long W D Cavaness Brick Southworth Baker BavburnCHURCHES CATHOWQ OHUKOH First raase every Sunday and holy at 700 preaohluvD80p m Rev J P MoParlaud Pastor CHRISTIAN OHUROK school at 080 a m Preaching everj Lords day at 1045 a m and 745 r in Prayer meeting every Wednot dav at 780 p m REV Hr BRAZEITON Pastor ME OHUROH Regular service third Sunday at 11 a m and 7 80p m Prayer mooting Thursday evening at 780 Sundayschool at 280 p m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 amREV G W DAME Pastor M E OHUBOU riouTH Rev W C Brandon pastor Services on every Sunaay at n am and 74o p m Sunday school at 98a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at7ltO oclock Ladles Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon dav after first Sunday u each month MissioNABYf BAPTIST OUUKOH Ihas services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night before Iand Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer meeting Wed 1dosday evening S bbat school Dr A O Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon af2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor of Louisville OENFKAI BAPTIST OHUBOH Services fourth SunJay morning and evening in each mouth and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenltR Sunday school 2 p m REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services 2nd and 4tn Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday School at 8 p m REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES t Masonic Lodge E W Turner I No 548 meets 1st and SrdvFrldayi Tn eaph month BJ PHILLIPS Sec Victoria LOdge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Vlsit QtHrwelcome EBKBST NBWTONtt K of 8 Hopkins Lodge A O TJ W No 81 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlington No 625 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMBTEAD Sec Degree of Honor Nol meets 1stI and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Bon Hur Lodge JEarllngton Court No 55 meets everKlst and 8rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DB pB JOHNSON Scribe t- Standwaite Trfb Nor7 Red MenJmeets everr Friday sleep LoNG O of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets every W dnes day night All members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11902raeet8 every Wednesday X Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O NO 788 meets atIMadisonvllle Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter D JX Oilmeets 1st Thursday In each month at 280 pm MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladies of Beeurlt will meet every second and fqurt Monday nights Visiting members Invited to attend WILL GARBIOAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lo H 1 Seek the fteet Nobleness springs towr ersfl wbr eVer we look rich stores el poetto lm spiratlon If one has raceptlylty large enough toe It in and reveal H touched with emotion the ma0ki light of the imagination Brarery ceod ness aid truth lie on srw7 side We need not seek the saceptiefcal for themes the usual affords aore taam enough Look ctosehf with under standing Into the cominon jtm win find verwhere the Ucommon tb wond r uLMrb Christian KagistM Tallsfa Cuttlnf Retort A newly elected Australian labor X P returns his qocabation as tailor ewtter G avocation nrely reprt seated In BDQM tbnet ago says th London Chronicle Australia aad a remarkably eloquent and witty tailor who became not only an M P but a minister of the JLTO him a pew gpYernar mde this maladroit remark li ar lr Dories jcfuwer once a tailor my I Vff And how are engaged now Takinjpr your excsllenosrii jneasure r I Come Fly With Me i W AERIAL CIRCUS Under the AUsplc of 1 The Evansville Courier I At EvaRsville Thursday FrMay and Sainnfiy 1 JUNE 6th 7th and 8thtAerial Races and Spectacular Stunts By tin WOIUS MOST FAMOUS FLYERS BEADHEY FISH KEARNEY l Thrilling Exhibition of Flying in Different Types of Aeroplanes Added Attractions THURSDAY AUTOMOBILE SHOW J FRIDAY MOTORCYCLE RACES SATURDAY ATHLETIC TRACK MEET I Balloon Ascension and Parachute Jump Music by Celebrated Band 1 j Everybodys Going to See the Flyers 1 Gates open at 200 oclock Performance be gins at 300 ocloctJ FAIR GROUNDS t Yf MMWMUMWMti WMVNNiNtNNN IN I B M SLATON Funeral Director Licensed NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE EmbalmerI Phone 1242 IwWWWMWMWMMWAWMMAWMW W wmmNmmmHmNNMWmJNNHfottl Ii THE ECONOMICAL WAY r The lonor distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Tel egraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of his outside affairs in the most ooonomical and satisfactory manner You can get long distance connections to all outside Important cities and towns within a radius of one hundred miles of Earllng ton Prompt service reasonable rates For Information call I CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO Old We happened in a home the other night and over the parlor door saw he legend worked in red leters What la Home without a Mother Across the room was another brief God Bless Our Home Now whats the matter with God Bless Our Dad He gets up earlyt lights the fire bols an egfr wipes off the dew of the lawn wlti his boots while many a mother Is sleep- Ing He makes the weekly bandout for the butcher the grocer the milk man and the baker and his little pile la badly worn before be hal been home an hour If there is a noise m the night Dad kicked In the back and mado to go downstairs and find the buglar and kill him Mother darns the aooks but Dad bought the socks In the first place and the needle and yarn afterwards Mother does up the fruit Dad bought It alt and jars and sugar cost like the mischief Dad buys chickens for Sunday din net and serves them himself draws the neck from theTnlna after every out else has been served What la Home without a Moth er2 Yes thatrall right but what is home without a Father Ten chances to one ft la a boarding house father IB under the sod and the landlady la a widow Dad heres to you you have got your faults you may have lotsof them but you are all right and Xe wjlt miss you when yon are gone Exchange One lot of Mens 4400 Ox fords in T n and Black for 200 ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated W R Coyle Manager Sprung an Otd One on Him By the way I saw a string of excep tionally large monkeys I mentioned that they looked like small nven and a darky broke In and dEoHthem monkeys can speak If they Wanted to but they are afraid that if they did they would be put to work Northwestern Elephant Lived for Centuries When Alexander the Great con quered PoruB king of India Jie took a great elephant that had vfpught gal lantly vfpr the defeated king named Tilm AJax dedicated him to the sun placed upon him a metal band wltK Ithe Inscription Alexander the son of Taplter dedicated AJax to the sun The elephant waa found Uv 860 y parf latjMV Inceree riled Doubtful ot the Jok My daughter had tried to inculcat courage hi her twoyearold boy by telling him when any accident befell him that It was only a joke OB night a tornado struck the neighbor hood and while trees were crashing around them and they expected mo mentarily to be carried away he crept to his mother and pulling her drew fWd Mamma la thla Juat a Jokef Exchange He Alto Serves WhoIt you want to serve the people It Isnt necessary to run for an office Work hard attend to your own buat ness and pay your bills on the tint ot the month Follow that plan and you will be more popular than any statesman and will have less grletr Emporia Gazette I C RR TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Cen tral trains from Nortouville Ky NORTH BOUND 138pmNoNo 122 local pass1045 a m No 188 local 688pm SOUTH BOUND pmNoNo 121 local pass 138 pm No 185 local pass 668 a ra L N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trams passing through and departure of train j originating EarbQ ton 1 BSeotlve Sunday April 9 1911 NOKTH SOUND No 92 636am- No J 62 1116 am ti No 94 788 pm No 64 iSOUTHBOUNDNo 63 i No 95 No 61 421 pm O9lSlO48Pmi lINTERURBAN TRAINS jt I NORTHBOUND mJNoNo 108 200 p m No 110H 602 p m SOUTHBOUND 4- No 108 710am No10fiJlOOOam y No 107 oio 1267 pm No 109 820 pmNO 111 flin pmor MH ETIME CARDC MH E time card wont Into efljict Buijday April 9 1911 112 leaves 641 a m No 118arrlye888Q p m AA IM I i OJ V un Ct rl In a OJ r n II D Q I d J lll 1 i C A MORTON I 1 f1 MADISQNVILLE KY 1 I l J EmbalmerIt 1 h I i Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night C ws 1 The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers I News of the Town I Miss Eleanor Barron of St Louts who has been the guest of Miss severaldaysTon was an attractive young lad V and made many friends during her short stay One lot of Mens 400 Ox lords in Tan t = 200 andJ3lackforl ST BERNARD f Incorporated W R Coyle Manager Mrs Laura ErltobetJ t of Madison 1 L vsltlnRtrlensSTRAYED or STOLEN on the 9 day of May from the Bob Kelly place uear the old No 11 mines on little bay mare branded on the right thigh and branded on the left four1 shoulder a little white spot in foro head black mane and taU And anyone that could give any information of her whereabouts will be liberally Euell LambI Earllngton Ky NIHBFlorencA Elgin and Co-milltZabkyclie e TiaoV promient part in tI rolseswerepfamily during their stay in Darlington paytheronnding in Earllngton who will purchase as much as f250 worth of walll paper from us- Siskn BROS BOOK STORE- Madisonviller Ky Mrs JBessle Tanner was in Morton tlapMonday on business FOR SALEOne 100 course 1 engineeringfrom School of Scranton Pa Will sell a bargain Apply at god Office y Miss Ida Brown was In Morton yfwanted at Bee office t clean cotten only accepted F D Rash EL Wise OEBarnett and Ernest Newton have f returned home from Louisville I where they attended the State Dem ocratlo Convention For 100 we will furnish you with averagetamllyof 9urNlckledSIlK BROS BOOK STORE Madisonville Ky F G Payne of Livingston form erly of this city spent a few days In this city last weok visiting friends One lot of Mens 400 Ox- fordsI in Tan and Black for 200 x ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated W R Coyle Manager Mrs Southworth and son Brick and W L Phillips loft today for a ten days visit to friends in Texas O S Orenshaw who has been con fined to his home with rheumatism Is able to be out again Miss Leila Martin of Nashville Tenn will arrive today for a visit to hot sister Mrs J H Fish Mr J H Fish of this city was in Madlsonville Saturday visiting One lot of Mens 400 Ox fords in Tan and Black for 2 00 ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated W R Coyle Manager daughterRbeenIvisiting in Earlington Misses Maud and Nina Parish of hereeeveningrHoward Draper of JEvansyillej Is in the city this week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A G Draper Mr and DirsHCFisber are visit ing relative in Columbia Tenn The Poultry Yard Do not expose the fowls to etron- llrstohpiudaf v Never edta thin lousy henVshe wont stay her time out Oa cold evenings the hensmust to roost with lull crops yearthemended For early batches it is best to give not more than eleven eggs to a hen or those on the outer edge maybe come exposed and chilled r Any egg esters in the flock Make the nests as dark as possible diencourage the culprit sharpen the ax responsibletpoor is The brooder has not as yet rqaohed the stage of perfection that the incubator has Early spring winds are pretty trying to hens They have been shut us so long that they are tender and feel the blast A good way to prevent hens from overturning their drinking vessels Is to punch a hole in the side near the top ufa tin pail or old tomato can and bang It up on a nail driven into woodwprk of chicken house randBethe can or that the head of the nail does not protrude more than half an inch i The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSPBRABLB I i Miss Good for 25 Votes for Ii placed iBallot Boxia Bet Offi u Wore rt Friday Jume 14 1 rlPRINCESSSPECIALIl h This Popular Photo Play Theatre is how under new j- l management management guarantees ff + its patrons high class entertainments fK 4i I lct Especially Adopted for Ladiancl ChildrenIr I 1 We are again running the worlds Best JfioinresYput Kalemsti MADISONVILLE KY MUll Dail 2 p m i II n iq 177t r y I y f v 1 II te C ty Y 4 r 7 4 l BE A CHAUTAUQUA BOOSTERBy attending and boosting the chau tauqua here you will j ofknowledgeNo one is too old or well posted but that he can learn more JBe splendidly entertained This is the recreation season and live ly entertainment will nicely supplement our other pleasures communityAto any town or city Help bring abouta more general knowl throughouttheThe chautauqua and lyceum platform and the dayindisseminating Always Blessed With a Hearty Appetite If you use Dlgesteze It helps your stomach do the work digests what yon eat and makes Rood rich blood from your NIghtstHeadao Digestezotold Its cost at drug department of ytIncorpuraod Continent That Was Lost One of the wonders of the word that men hear little about Is tho Lost Continent Seagoing men are familiar with the chain of lIttlo Islands that extend from the continent of Asia down to Australia Should the ocean go down five hundred feet this Lost Conti nent would be restored It Is believed that a dew aeons ago tt e Lost Continent really existed J Special Sale ot Ladies Suits at Half Price TravelingSuitRight now when every lady is thinking of vacation trips and sum mer resorts this announcement of Fancy and Novelty Suits at Half price makes it possibly for her to secure a really stylish attire ata positively ridiculous price Only twenty Suits left S I Balcony 55 t may 1 l I Porch piirniture f We Have a splendid assortment of allkinds of Porch Furniture at prices that will apPeal to the tfirifty shopper 42inch Lawn Seats only iis 1 ISe 4ft Bent Wood Settees v e o 3 75 SftaentWood Settees t US 3pelce fission porch Setr o S195 1 3 iCeRe Porch Set r V 745 4piece Msshl Porch o te 235 4ft Mission Porch Swings complete extra heavy 375 4 Passenger Lawn Swings extra strong vV 511 t w h IJ 011 i Noticeto Subscribers oj V See that your paper has not been cut or torn when i taken from Postoffice If it has call the Postmasters j attention to it and ask him to See that coupons are not j cut from paper before leaving officeV J 1 i I j Madisonville Kentucky i IJune 21 to 27e0 15- Days Free Trial OHIART STEEL q iItInufpqRforthesullyboldsenougb aweek ben work looklagevery dUII of bit buunejj tkewutilnchitCkirl8l trruid4howworkdtakereekessneegktudrpoherouerLsrydrknouhtsotiLetes Boorot e Caodsd nofIIII4 q LAMASCOSUPPLYCOROOM EARLINGTON KENTUCKY PNOffJ JUNE has come and from her Bounteous Store has placed in our hands for you many en ticing good things for summer wear Our offer ings for June enbrace the latest and best from fash 1 ions fountain source We buy in large quantitiesrI We get and give the lowest possible price consistoJ withantwitht I y jilrJYou will always get a square deal J t ki Extra Special 1500 3piece Reed Porch Set only SS5 Remember we carry a complete line of Furniture Floor Cover ings Lace Curtains Draperies WallPaper Picture frames Win c Shades Screen ana Screen Wire fin need of anything in that line we should be glad to have you visit these departments Second and Third Floor r Tub Dresses I100 Tub Dresses on sale Friday and Saturday only at about cost of material Be sure to see these I Skirts Skirts 25 more of those last seasons Novelty and plain Skirts that were I worth form 5 to75o special price 111 fShoe DepartmentaYou will find in our Shoe Window the very latest things Jin f00tware I i This week you will find in our Shoe Window Satin Pumps in white pink Blue and black at t 351 In our Mens Department you will find our Work Shoes at all Y The kind that wears and feels soft and easy on the foot Everything1 in footware atMcLeods Store y l NCORPORA7ED R MRDISONVIILE HY co r IIIIIIIIIIV IIIU J I f h i fPl W jiItfYIi rH r f i i1rq1NQC 1t yrhYR + i + rw Ry r rs L= J j Ati A Ii j7 mJ i1 i x w t Summer ReadytoWear shipment just recieved of Electric Brand House who bought one or enthusiastic rooter new ones andyyou will so hard priced 198 Dresses at surpris 98c prices such aS1 50200 600 750 lOOd value in a White 2580 Cot Skirt high waist Ijne IAnother sizes up 21l White Fabrics Flaxon name on every Special wide at a 1 Persian Lawn 115c retailer Uir Batiste 15c qual I 1 Dc Plain Long Cloth 71e 36 p c t7 Hot Weather Merchandi At the Dulin Store I Aif I IiIt This sale has been planned for months We were perspiring oye thrilny+ ne tails to be worked oat to make the sale aw1fticcess while other people wereshiiJHhgIn wintry blasts and hot weather was too ftrgaway for them to think about What we have accomplished in gatping this merctendiseJpryourselectibnjw this page tellsar Vr r We are nofLrgumentasto the values represented here You hewmore you appreciate this sale it offers A Vand the opportunities j v Come i the first nd every pay Yq4ireir I 6the if s you dont spend a cent but mwee of these good val ues home with you l I 1 3 ISALE BEGINS FRIDAY JUNE ENDS SATURDAY JUNE E Embroideries i r 3000 yards of Cambric Edges and Insertions values I5eup to per yard r 2000 yards fineCambric and Swiss Edges and Insertions 1 Ocvalues up to per yard 1000 yards fine wide Cambric Edges choice patterns15cuf values up to per yard Wide 27 inch Houncings very special values 39c quality 25e1 10 patterns 1 u rf All l7 inch Flouncings that sold regularly at 49c 59c and 3ge69c Choice All 27 inch Houncings exquisite patterns that sold regularly 6geat 89c and 98c choice 11 98eternst r Four patterns 45 inch 1ressFlouncirigsregular 150 4 19 1vaues Choice v I 45 inch St Gall Baby Irish Flouncirigs 200 1481i values 9 9811ai I 1overs25 pieces of Cambric Alldvers 22 inches wide 50c values 35eSl Choice 1 1 Lacesi i is 1 1500 yards of Pure Linen Torchon Laces ndlnse tions5cy wide showy patterns very serviceable i 2000 yards of Val Laces and Insertions all pretty new 5Cf styles values to 10 cents y rl 0tC r M 1150 Imported seller French Ratine 48 inches wide regnlar 9Se y20cPrinted Flaxons 12 l2c 121fA 4a 15c Mercerized Mull10e u Cool thin Mercerized Mull in a variety of neat stripes and 10Cfigures 15c values N 3 s rorere Linen r V k and shrunk 45 inch Bordered 150 value French Linen white thoroughly sponged 98C P1 J 1I 35c Ratine 25c- I 27 inch American Ratine white only the verYlatest- craze 25c r 1 5c Indian Head Suiting i Genuine Indian Head full 36 inch wide in stripes checks and i Skirts1OcDn 1 0 Ribbons in this city width fr m 6 tp 9 inches worth from 75c to 200 yard every piece a different i pattern and work of art within itself Choice of this entire 3oat the ridiculously low price of 4 45c 1 Mttfs Summer r rourMnrhand white grounds with neat stripes a i apicodid l5c Value while they last at 3 for 25Cr 1it 1 A t I n rwr r i 1 Muslin Underwear There are some articles ot apparel that cannot be examined throughout when they are purchased but not so outwithwards are in plain view and the women have ample oppor tunity to inspect every seam as well as the material We invite this critical examination of every garment we thelcleanestandGOWNS Four different styles of the best made and fullest cut Gowns we ever sold at the price real value would be Choice 75c v 49C 98c Gowns high neck long ot short sleeves or V 79neck choir C 125 Gowns high neck sliponers orIV neck lace or embroidery 9ScextraH 148 Gowns fine Cambric or 29all198 Gowns includes all our very 69lovelyPJlIXCBSSLIPS Splendid quality muslin lace trimmed Princess Slips 1 25 values all 98cwithEmbroidery trimmed lace trimmed and medallion frimmed prin cess JA206 lipS1BnrO MUSLIN DRAWERS Good qualify Muslin Drawers 9cclosedBetter qualities in Womens Drawers lace or ery trimmed at MISSES DRAWERS Good qualities well made Muslin Wash DressesT- oo hot to workwell dont do It just come to us and supply the little ones at almost the cost of the materials I Girls Colored Percale andtGing ham Dresses styles ages 13 to 14 148 125 9pc and k75c Rompers for Boys and Girls and Creepers for Infants The Little One Brand best jnade garments on the market regular 50c values 3Sc Childrens colored andwhite dresses ages 2 to 6years at 75c 69c 59c and 01 49c Drawers for Girls ages 13 IS and 17 years at 35c 29c 19and 1 4 i C CHILDS DRAWERS Childs Muslin Drawers some tucked some ruffled bottom ages 2 to 12 years 20C and l5c values choice all go to one price 1 Dc COMBINATION SUITS All 125 and 110 Combination SSeCover200 Combination Suits lace 48very250 and 300 Combination Suits very elaborately rf made I vlO MUSLIN PETTICOATS Very special values in one ruffle Catnew in PeU- icoatsthatareespedal1yadapt dto 25Skirlst48Other very elaborate styles jn lace and ribbon trimmed skirts at all 98uptOlrCHILDSBODIES Lot of small size Bodie made or 5c1SI Pajama Checks 012cyalueC 36iinch Pajama checks A O1 I5c value 4 I v 36 inch Pajama Checks 15c20c value 1 v Pique orCot ton Corduroy special Imported Pique high 49cregular1 iKY oJo J IC fT r J d- k L Y Womens Shirt W8tJt- So s Striped Madras Waists regular t SOc values all sizes llr-A tJ JiI 25 fine repp tailored waistSi Yl i rl25 and 150 values 4b ic 20 Waists made of Em ttiy b ld ryand lace 125 and t50 t 1 1 values choice sr 94IV 1 Jho eauY2 00 Lingerie J JJWaistIS1a9 cif t Atour very newest Lingerie and- Tailored ili Waists 150 values low neck short sleeves high neck longrsleeves also 3 Peplum i 04 styles choice vJ11l r t Choice bf any 125 Lingerie or f r ttailored Waist alsoI s t Quaker Girl styles v IIiChoice any 200 Lingerie f iJ Waist 1 0 11vforl II 1 Jjt lOc Dimity 7 2c j Just 200 yards of this pretty White Checked Dimity a lOc 71z 4 value at 21 t Y I i Ji 7 15 I attractive Lingerie I Summer Lawns and Tissues rr i A genuine woyen not printed Madras very sheer quality white grounded with stripes of pink blue lavender and black an entire 4 A ly new fabric this season and we are the first to show it I UvPrincess Chiffon Lisse a sheer woven tissue in stripes and checks J all colors the equal of what you buy elsewhere at 25c a yd 1 5ciour price on this new fabric 0 l 5candA lot of fine Batiste and Laws that sold regularly at 1f 7110 121 and 1Sc choicev t CSBeautiful Woven Stripe Flaxons and Egyptian tissues in checks at stripes and plain colors absolutely fast color makes the25c ideal summer dressy costume t and Diapers 4 AJ Red Star Absorbant BirdEve and ready Hemmed Diapers We sell BirdEye by the bolt of Ten Yards only lComes in a sealed package and is absolutely sanitary 22 inch Bird Eye Bolt i fJ 24 inch BirdEye Bolf 11111 111111 OUC I 27 inch t BirdEye Bolt to 90cf 27x27 Diapers each v 1 Se Linens 36 inch Irish Shirtwaist Linen good 25c value 19c r 3 inch Sheer Linen Cambric irregular 35 J t ler19c i1 r M i p rJrrie Irish Linen 36 inch 35c value f 1 25c 36inch Linen Lawn sheerquatity 36cvalue 25c Our 65c quality pure Irish t Linen 36nchJ 49c 1 Our 75c quality pure Irish Linen 36 ihch i 5ge Our 75c quality pure Linen Cambric 36 inch o 5ge U Mens Underwear i Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers ecru color double seat in drawees the vey best garment to be had at 25C Otis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers longor short sleeves in shirts reinforced drawers the best of its OUC r F 4 B V D Underwear Athletic cut Shirts knee length t drawers 50C B V D Union Suits athletic styles made of checkedr I nainsook priced att60 and x UU w i Otis White Lisle Union Suits short sleeves three 4 AA j quarter length a very beautiful garment at r j MUU t j- Twi tex Suits athletic cut knee length a 4 J new fabricused in Underwear V 1 00r itp J Porosknit Union Suits short sleeves ankle t length 100 7lj wi x i Boys Porosknit Union Suits sizes 26 to 34 50c 1 Boys Pioneer Mesh Union nits sizes 26 r to 341 25c tjjJ 1 j t i t 10 1 JA I We Sell and Recommend LadleH rne Journal att I rnsBestt by Test t 1 II 1 1 a Underwear rWashable 1c r- r embroid49c t Childrens MADISONVtJE l JIIII II t Birdseye 75j A t Handkerchiefs 2 i1r 1 4 JO I f ti Y p v7 rtam heymed white handkeechief spleiididifor school use 2c Ia m1t Very sheef fVVhite Mull Handkerchiefs narrow hem 4c t 1F 1 Mens plain white Hemstitched Handkerchiefs special 4 r 1Y i value at lc 8c and 1 i C tilt I Ladies pureXinen hemstitched 3 handkerchiefs 8C d +itj Very shier line handkerchief oneeighth loch hem J 1C Lr ll 1I Choice ofall our finest hand embroidered Irish linen i 1 251c handkerchiefs 3 Be Value O Ay 1 I t a fe ue N r L 7 y i 1 I J v w y 1t rJ j i i J j j i i Jirtv LGtjAI J 1 cb l j t irttotA r W tci r O 11 r I f rIiSJIiiJ I I rtffC4ti Lpt j J t br It Jh AIJI c 4 Ju 9 1W I ii t i i r itiiIj 1 tiJp df