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WtyfUB z.JL' M..I..T yjvTsi n v - c M " f l- - TUESDAY TUESDAY and ' and FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY ?- AFTERNOON IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-THIR- D BUSINESS .ii ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No. ... - YEAR ' - EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912 - 4T ... ... - - - .,,!. . ... - TICKETS NdW ON SALE l, i r, For the Big Madisonville21Cnautauqua BEGINNING JUNE The Event of This Season - 7 Big Days 7 -- . The Event of This Season ' at-$2.0- Morning, Afternoon and Evening Programs w . The season tickets purchased by the local committee, and now for sale, may be had while they last I single admission on each entertainment would exceed $5.00. tickets thereafter will be $2.50. Attendance by All season ' ' . (SEE PROGRAM FOR LISTf OF BIG ATTRACTIONS) Ml i WMmmmmmMmmmMmmm p FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Kentucky Mining Institute Will be Held at The College of Mines and Metallurgy State University St Charles Talk ft June 10-1- 1, 1912 FOLLOWING IS THE PROGRAMME MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1912 1:30 p. hi AddresB of Welcome Judge H. S. Barker. Response Mr. J, E. Butler, BtearnB Coal Company. Presentation of Paper "Abridged HiBtory of 3oal Dust Explosions" Mr. E. B. Wilson, Editor of Mines And Minerals. "Visit and Inspection of U. S. Mine Rescuo Car. MONDAY, Business Session. Election of Officers. JUNE 10. 1812 Cut-tlugM- 8:00 p. m. r. Illustrated Lecture on Coal E. L. Thomas, Southern Manager Sullivan Machinery 'Company. Sntokor. Open SesRions for Discussions. TUESDAY, JUNE U, 1912 .00 a. m. it. Presentation of Paper. "Mine Haulage" Mr. O. A. Bray, n General Electrlo Company. (A G. E. Gathering Locomotive on Six-To- Exhibition.) Presentation of Paper "Hydraulic Cartridge ve. Powder" Mr. R. G. Stevens, Clinchfleld Coal CorpoFlro-Flghtl- ration. Demonstration of Appnratun Mr. Jainos L. Bowie, Fire EnJr., American-LaFran- ce gine Company, TUESEAY, JUNE 11, 1912 2:00 p. m. Illustrated Lecture Mr. E. B. Sutton, L S. Bureau of MineB. Meeting of Division-- Board to Elect Teacheri f; . r The meeting of the educational division boards to elect teach ere will be held rhe lust Saturday in June at uiue o'clock fit. the following places. Nortou,yille First division School House. Earhngton Second division School House, Madisouville Third .division Court House. Fourth divisiou Howell school House Fifth division Nebo citv hall. n Sixth division Dalton School House. Seventh division llsley school House. Pleasant Eighth divisiou GJhurch. "View At The Court House in Madison ville Tomorrow and Discuss "He did not go to Dawson last Mr. Rambo, of near Dawson Mrs. J. D. Martin one of the best Sunday." The Road Problem Springs visited the family, of E. C. known women, of Madisonville . Morgan thiB week. passed away Wednesday after a linDr. A. F. Fiuley, of Crabtree, was in our city Tuesday. Mr. Martin, of thiB place, has gone gering illuesB. Besides her friends MEETING WILL BE she leaves six children, John B. . on an extended trip to Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kennett spent AN IMPORTANT ONE Martin, Mrs. Alex Lunsford and. PlaliiB with relaFridav in White MrB. Hudspeth is visiting her tives childreu at Drakesboro and Bolton MIbb Cora Martin of this city, Mrs. Is Hopkius Oouuty to take its this week. Annie Fenwiok, of Ltston, III., Mil-to- u W. J. Fault and D. D. Woodruff Martin, of Tulaboma, Tenn.g,. proper place anions the rauks of Zeno Y. Price, of Providence, made a business trip to Earllngton d and Mr. A. E. Martin, of Benton III. the.counties in the stje which Friday. his Bister Mrs. J. S. Shadriok Funeral services were conducted at have realized the necessity of this week. to Madisonville Jeff SIsk motored her home by Rov. Adams, of HenFriday. gPfldjrjoadjLaBd have built them? Eld..J. S. Shadrlck attended ser derson. Interment took, place at . Max Gilliland and Norris King Ttfjs question may be answered vices at Salem Sunday. Odd Fellow eeetry. were in Earllngton Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. BrooKS have reat the meeting of the farmers Mrs. E. F. Ogden, of Slaughters-vill- e, turned from Madisonville and Mrs. Wallace and daughter MrB. who has been with her father,. Saturday at the Oourt House, Vaudersburg. Bryant visited in Madisonville SunMr. Tombs, who Ib very low returnwhere the question of roads will day. Chas. Tapp Is the proud posesBor ed home this week. be discussed and recommendation of a fine cow with twin calves. Archie Gribbe made a business Miss Minnie Jouob has accepted s probably made to the fiscal court trip to Earllngton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. O'Bryan, of position with the New Center Hotel, for a method of road work. Mortons Gap Visited their son Dr. of Dawson. Miss Jones is an experMIbb Ruth McEuen baB returned The road question is one which C. E. O'oryan Sunday. ienced hotel manager. home from Florida, where she has been attending school. should be of a paramount imporE. C. Morgan and family have reMrs. Pryor O'Bryan, of White City: tance to every farmer. That the turned from a weeks sojourn near was the gueBt of her Bister MrB... of Daniel Boone, Mrs. Dr. Veal, Fieler this week. viBlted Mrs. Curry last week. farmers of Hopkins County have Dawson Springs. Jack Durham and wife were the Mrs. Wilson and daughter Miss Mibb Nevlllene Balder, of Provibeen aroused to the need of bet-- , guests of Lelia, dence, 1b visiting her 'Grandmother ter roads is certain and indication- this week.Henry Gatlln and family of Mrs.of White Olty, are the guests., A. E. Rease. Mrs. Raymer this week. -points to a great crowd here A mimbbr of young people visited MIbb Ethel Holtsley, who has Sanday. E. D. Rash, Vice JPreaideut and Saturday. Reports from all over at J. B. Whitflelds Sunday night. been trimming at Lewlsburg, Ky.,. , General Manager of the St. Bernard Jas. R. Bash, of Eacltngton, pass-o- d the country bear this out. Mlnlng.Oo., was here on business Monday through St. White City waB well represented has returned home for vacation. A number of speeches will be at the prayer meeting at Salem Satto Dawson. Saturday. Mrs. Roy George and children, have joined Mr. George in HopkinB-vll- le MiSBes Verna Long and Mona Tom Ashmore, of Crabtree. made at the meeting by those ac- urday night. Mrs. where he has been In business JFauU were In Earllngton Friday Is visiting her mother Mrs. Dr. Fln-lo- y quainted with the road work in Will Kyle, Edgar Blankenshlp for several weeks. Dan Wilson wHl thiB week. shopping. this county and it is believed aud George Blalock are rejoicing occupy the George home on East" Mrs. Robert Davis vlBited her aunt that a strong plea for permanent' over the purchase of a fine wheel Broadway. They Jut An End To It e&sh. Mrs. Jackson Williams, Of the Suth-ar- d roaas, to oe secured oy oonu is The Dela Alpha Class were enterceuntry, last week. CharloR Sadie, 80 Cook St., RochJohn Pldc)ck is convalescent. ester, N.Ysavs he recommends sue, will be made. tained by Miss Sarah Bishop TuesMrs. Delia Southworth, of Ear- Foley Kidney Pills at every opportu Mrs, Thos. Browning, of near here day evening. llngton, visited her sister Mrs. Ham- nlty because they gave him prompt MAN COUGHS AND BREAKS RIBS is very ill at this writing. Mrs. George Tomb and little per here Sunday. relief from a bad case ct kidney After frightful coughing spell a long bothered him. trouble The you lg folks, of White' City, daughter, of Hopkinsvllle, have Mrs. Jackson Williams, of the Suoh athat bad inau in Neenah, Wis. , felt terriblo recommendation, coming doctor are Snthard country, waB in town Fri- from Mr. Sable, ib direct and convin- palnB in. his side and his broken old revelling In the delights, of an been visaing her mother Mrs. Ray.. round two ribs had been fashoued Mrs. L. B Stanley, of Eariingtony day. cing evidence of great curative quaWhat acouy Dr.King's Now Dislities of Foley Atidney Pills. The.-Mrs. J. N. Stinnett, Mrs. Jennie was in tho city Wednesday enroute Morris King, Will Grlbble, Her- ulno Foley Kidney Pills are never covery would have savefd him. A few teaepoonslul ends a bert Hinton and Max Gilliland mo- sold in bulk, but put up in Bealed cough ..while presistent 1130 routs late Brown ami daughters, Ethel and to Nebo to visit her mother. obMrs. Belle Nuckols, of Hopjj tored to Earllngton Saturday alight. bottles, unclosed In a yellow carton. stinate coughs, expels stubborn Susan, visited Mrs. L. L. Stinnett Foley Kidney Pills. Refuse colds or heals weak, sore lungs. . Monday. ville, has returned homo af tat Visitand Mra. W. D. Smith, Mr. ABk for Mr. substitutes. St. Behard Mining Co., "I feel Blue its a Godsend to hulng relatives here. W. Raymer was and Mrs. Will Heginbottom and Incorporated Drug Department. manity," writes Mrs. Efiie Morton onAbusiness Tuosday. In Earllngton Mr, and Mrs. Henry Salmon enjoyed The condition of Dan Jones re- Columbia, Mo. "For I believe I adeliirhtful fishing trip to Treadwould have Consumption to day,If I Andrew McManus returned from mains serioue. Bibles at last had uot used this great remedy. water Saturday. The Ball game between Prluoetoc Rev. Frank H. Breyfogle repres-antin- g It's guaranteed to satisfy' and you Earllngton TueBday where he spent the winter' and spring with his and Madisonville resulted in Mndlt- Horace Tally wont to Nortonville the Amorloan Bible Society can get a free trial bottle, or grandfather W. R. Brown. Tuesday. sonvillo being boat 6 to 2 McArth of New York, with brooch office at or $1.00 size at all druggists. Tnere were services held at the ur pitched for Madisouville, Mark-haMrs. J.V. MeEueo and Mrs. Br. 22 W- - 4th. St. Cincinnati, O., is on HOPKINS COUNTY lor Princeton. However roBldences of Sam McGregor and Curry spent Tuesday in Earllngton. J the street corner, selling new testa pitched a good game. Finley has returned home ments at Cots each aul upwards, Sunday School Convention Will be Held Fred Oakley Sunday and Monday Kimmel nights respectively conducted by Never can tell when from Lexington, whero he has been biblea23c and upwards. This organjou'll mash a finger or in Earllngton on Tuesday, June Jease Brown. ization originally started Si years attending College. suffer a cut, briilsc, burn c scald. Be prepared 25 Large Crowd Expected Morris and Dewey Brown, of Thousands rely on Dr; Thomas' Electric Oil. Miss Maud Grlbble entertained a ago to sprend the gospel amongst poor. 1st year making G000 Pumpkin Center visited their Mrs. Your druggist sells It. ajc and 50c, number ofher frlendB Tuesday eve- the The Hopktns County Sunday Sam McGregor Sunday night, books, last year they published ning in honor of her 16th birthday. Christian Church 3,650.000 books in over 550 languages School Convention will be hold at Sherman Vandiver can boast of J.E. Fawcett, business manager and dlaloots. All goods sold at cost this place on Tuesday, June 25, a the fineBt black The meeting at HenderBou ir, twin calves of any of the Bee, and J. T, Barnec visitIn New York. Big lettered blbleB very interesting program has boen body in the country and they are which Mr. Brazelton ifi preaohing ed our olty Tuesday. large crowds each night at 2octs and a fine teBtiment with arranged and quito a large nnmbor Mrs. Dick Hardin, of Oak Hill, the Psalms for 80o Rev. Breyfogle are expected. The convention will beauties. and has already resulted in a numWe think there Is a contest on as was buried at Christian Privilege will be hero for a few days and will held at the new Methodist Church. of additions to the church, and to who is the champion gardener of ber Cemetery Tuesdaj. will doubtless continue until Friday also be on the street Saturday the Pres. Vanuoy requests that every Whlto City. Miss Rath AbIi more, of the Buffalo 15th and Monday 17. Sunday School send delegate to this night. Will Cavanaugh has commenced convention as there is much Imporcountry, was in town TueBday. Mr. Brazeltou will All his pulpit tant work to be done. hauling logs to the mill at this place here next Sunday at the usual, Nation Gasp Rex McEuen, of Makes the Mr. and Mrs. hours. Earllngton visited uIb parents here The awful list of injuries on a when your child hae whooping and before long the voice of the cirkeep she cough cle saw will be heard in the land. . Eaoh age of our lives has' Fourth of July staggers humanity. cough be carefulto this week. over against it, however, Ib the Ioobb and expectoration easy by Old people should be happy, of our young peo- Set Quite a number There Ib no real need of anyone and they will be if Chamberlain's. wonderful healing, by Bucklen's giving Chamberlain's Cough Remple attended services at the Lake Arnica Salve, of thousands, who edy aB may be required. ThiB rem-eb- y being troubled with constipation. Tablets are taken to strengthen the will also Hquiy the tough mucus Cnamberlain's Tablets will cause digoBtinnand keep the bowels regusuffered from burns, outs, bruises, Sunday night. or explosions. Its and make"it easier to expectorate. an agreeable movement of the bow- lar. These tablets are mild and now on in earnest, bullet wounds The contest is the quick healer of boils, uiceres, It has been used successfully in els without any unpleasant effect. gentle in their action and especially two of our young- ladies have their eczema, sore lips or piles, ,36cts at man? epidemics and Js safe and Mure. Give them a trial. For sate by al suitable for people of middle age au& . dealers. For sale by ali dealer's. For sale by all dealers, Wider. hatsin.tbe.rlns, tbe.y are bustlm AllDrusglit. Side-Walkand-frieuds. 1 for subscriptions and coupons, save' them for your favorite. The grader has gone, the streets are Improved, now Mr. Trustees s. pleaso work on your We hear that Rev. S. M. Bernard? of Madisonville, will hold servJcee at the Christian tjtmrch here all next week. R. T. Whittinghlll, of Madisonville, made a business trip to our city Wednesday. MIbb JetUo JenklriB has returned home from Madisonville wher.o she has been visiting frienpB end 'relatives for the past two weeks. BVF. Gilliland made a business trip to JJawsou last Saturdayr" Wo are glad to note that some very thoughtful person or persons erected a bitching Taok near the depot. We would like to suggest one ot- her improvement, there is a public well just above the St. Bernard Store, from which many tired and thirsty porsonB. quench their thirst, It needs. a pump very badly. Crofton and St. Charles, Base Ball clubs, croBBed'bats herb Sunday, the game resslting bix to nine In favor of Crofton. Quite a number of the Crofton citizens attended the Ball Game here FARMERS WILL MEET White City Notes Madisonville Notes vis-ite- en-rou- te -- merry-go-roun- d. - - 50-ce- ut -- m Mo-Art- hur its-joys- - 1 r4 r; fe o TffltA $m l. .U. ..:iAJl. w,.fatA - . JMiuM J, A , MWUHJM V. fA.t.aAt " , -- "- .f-TfpPP- 'w-.. m, ' : UPP '?m ;- tN.T.HHMIHHHBHHHIHIHHlHHMHHIHI '(3,: -- r '?9&r n. nrti ir&Aifs! ' irf - . ,. . tnwjfcij3qpppiinww'1 . ,j, ""lp 'v -- .... mZMsRm? i i iv&i ,, r tn HHH w t - V?" ("I'nK" f "V TCjk M- - "tV9hKrII lliTjFrtSnp.1 tvi't 3 A V t f vaw?.,iwidw am ; i. a' t " ' - . 'juwvr. w&uaui-- vH " i t? P? J :1MB J'JK-- It ' ' V - , I v u - fK7T 'vftA! i. 'ii t7l y f T f ... I IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMMI CHILDREN'S DAY Subscription Rates PAUL M. MOORE. WOMEN SHOULD BE PROTECTED Against So Many Surgical Operations. HowMrs.Bethune and Mrs. Moore Escaped. Slkeston, Mo. ' Services (0 be Held at M. E. Church, South, Sunday School, Sunday Next ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. PAWOETT Six mofathB Three mouths Single copies One Year $1-0- 0 25 w Morning symphony JLawn" We are showing a complete and artistic line of Symphony Lawn box paper this week in a nnmber of tints and designs, and it is with a feeling of confidence that we cordially urge you to call and examine our assortment. In SYMPHONY LAWN you will find a paper of surprising quality at the very reasonable price of 50c the box, while the many tints, such as Champagne, Gray, Pink, etc., included in our stock, are sure to offer something which will please you. x Member of ( Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Post Office as Second Class Matter. ticulars. Entered at the Earllngton Sp90imen copies mailed free on application. Correspond-ent- s wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for par- f erod overything. . ii.i r 1,11,11 1, Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Kentucky, Phone No. 4-- MISS Madi-sonvill- e, t Telephone 47 'III IIIIMM Friday, June 7, 1912 MmMMtl Ruth Jones.... (. Johanna Brown Katherino Slaton Jessie Lee Hayes i Entries For Mammoth Cave The following young 1175 2500 1000 1000 1000 PetAshby Goldie ABhby Trip HAM BY STATION Thelma Dawson ladies Ruth Woodruff 1000 2,400 2.125 3000 2175 2025 8200 3025 3550 1000 2150 'from Hopkins County have entered the Mammoth Cave contest ending the 24th day of August and their standing .is as follows: V ' ILSLEY Blanch Leasnre Nina Williams t Minnie Harland DAWSON SPRINGS Addle Morgan Ruth CanBler NEBO Josie Payne Marie Crow 14.850 Tiny Cates 1000 0100 1000 hll ' f r ivFi a1. EARLINGTON Miss Mary Parker Lockye Grace Mablo Browning Margaret Mitchell ' Golda Salmon 'Connie Fenwick 10,075 2675 Artie Favors Bardie Jenulngs Mary Blair Ruth Wyatt Hazel Prlffln ""R-utl- Mary Cobb Mary Hewlett MADISON i VILLE !L Swinney Amelia Coil Josephine Clark Mary Arden Jennings Laura Bell Rudd Elizabeth Bassett Verda Oates Elizabeth Nlsbet Nannie Anderson. 4 Estha Morrow ..... Lena Pritchett Morton rm m Francis Elgin "Lora Lee Todd Gertrude Black Mary Dulin MORTONS GAP .Alberta Barnett Edna Peyton Arrle Lovan Myrtle May SUk ' Ruth McCraw Jlollle Laffoon Poet Can Livo on Atmosphere. Some of tho dull, utilitarian minds of the world are sometimes at loss to know how the seemingly Improvident poet can dive on what appears to bo a very meager income. Stupid things! They have not the comprehension and delicious Imagination to perceivo that the true bard can warm himself by 2100 his own poetic fire and secure his Eskimo Wife a Hard Worker. 1000 n Eskimo widowers often remarry food and drink from his 2025 within a week after the demise of tho spring. 1000 wife. The helpmate of tho savago 2000 does most of tho work, and he is al1000 most helpless without her. She makes Suffered Twenty-On- e Years 1000 and breaks camp, cooks, cuts up her 2500 husband's kill and carries It to camp. Finally Found Relief. , 1000 She dresses tho Bkins of deer and She makes tho footgear and 2800 seals. Having Buffered for twenty-on- e 1000 clothes, paddles the canoe and carries every burden. Without her no domes- years with a pain in my side, I fina8025 lly have found relief In Dr. Kilmer's tic arrangement can uo forward. Swamp-Roo- t. 1175 Tho physicians called it "Mother's Pain" and injeotlons of 2750 mlnce-Pierla- Helped To Keep Sown Expenses Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, Mich., 2025 tells how she did so: "I was bothered 1000 with my kidneys and had to go 1000 nearly double. I tried a sample of 1000 Foley Kidney Pills and they did me 2500 so much good that I bought a bottle, and they saved me a big doctor.B 1W0 bill. 4075 "For weak back, backache, rheumatism, urinary and kidney troubles use Foley Kidney Pills. They help 1000 quickly. St. Benard Mining Co , 1000 Incorpoarted Drug Department. every month, and so weak I could hardly walk. I cramped and had backache and headache, and was so nervous and weak that I dreaded to see anyone or have anyone move in the room. The doctors gave me medicine to ease me nt those times, and said that I ought to have an operation. I would not listen to that, and when a friend of my husband told him about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and what it had done for his wife, I was willing to take it Now I look the picture of health and feel like it, too. I can do my own housework, hoe my garden, artd milk a cow. I can entertain company and enjoy them. I can visit when I choose, and walk as far as any ordinary woman, any day in tho month. I wish I could talk to every Buffering woman and girl." Mrs. Dema Bethune, Sikeston, Mo. Murrayville, 111. "I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a very bad case of female trouble and it made me a well woman. My health was all broken down, the doctors said I must have an operation, and I was ready to go to the hospital, but dreaded it so that I began taking your Compound. I got along so well that I gave up the doctors and was saved from the operation." Mrs. Charles Moore, R. R. No. 3, Murrayville, 111. "For seven years Isuf-I was in bed for four .., j.. i I MB Next Sunday will be Children's Day at the M. E. Chnroh, South, Sunday School. Regular Sunday School services at0:30, you are earnestly requested to bo present. Children's day service at 10:15 sharp. A rare treat ib In store for the people of Earlmgton. An excellent program Is being prepared by the committee. MfBdames Wm. Morrison, Chas. Webb, G. W. Bites and MIbb Pansy Rule. This Ib tho day on which tho little people will be In tho public eye, and it is needloBB to suy they always enjoy the occasiou. Come, bring Borne one with you and enjoy a day of song and story. Regular servlcoB at night. V We can also supply you with other grades of box paper at from 25c to $1.00 the box. Committee. A Texas Wonder ST. BERNARD MINING CO. Incorporated The Texas Wouber euros Kidney DRUG DEPARTMENT and cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all Irregularities of bladder troublen, removing urayel, tho kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates LOOK HERE FOR IT COLORED COLUMN. blaCder trourleB in children. If not sold by yonr druggist will be sent KKV J. R. EVANS, EDITOR by mail on recipt of $1.00. One Many an Earlington Reader Will be small bottle is two mouths treatInterested Miss Minnie Wators, who has ment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure, Send for testimonials from been atteudlng school at TuBkegee, Ky. and other states. Dr. E. W. Whon people read about tho cures Ala., is in tho olty visiting her fathHall 2953 Olive street, St. Louis Mo. made by a medicine endorsed from er. We are glad to learn that Bhe bold by all druggists. far away, Ib it surprising that they and sister aro making such fine wonder If the statements are true? marks in school. Home For Sale Bur, when they read of cases right Miss Carry Payne, of Crofton, hero at home, positive prcof le withChance of a lifetime to make a in their reach, for close Investiga- spent laBt week in tho city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will HIubb. 's splendid investment either for tion la an easy matter. Read Many of our peoplo spont last Sunendorsement of Doan'a renting purpose or a home come day In Orotton. Kidney Pills. to the Bee office and find out Monroe DavlB, butcher, EarlingMr. Will Hinos has been confined years to his home from rheumatism for ton, Ky., says: "About two about it. ago I used four boxes of Doan'a the past week. Dividing the Night. Kidney Pills for kidney troublo and Willie Hlnea Jr., has not lost a A Chinese nroverb runs: "Think ot found them very beueficlal. For shift Binqe ills fathor has been sick. your own faults tho first part of tho quite awhile I had been aOlioted Mrs. A Ii. Jones, who has boon at night (when you aro awaKo), ana tno with weak kidneyB aud my back tho city hospital died Monday night faults of others tho latter part ot tho ached Intensely. Seeing Doah's Juno 3. Her funeral was conducted olght (when you aro aBleop.") Avo Kidney Pills highly recommended at the A. M. E. Z. church by Rov. Owen Carringtou, Maria. lu the papers, I got a Biipply from Mrs. Mnllssa Palmer's brother, the St. Bernard Mining Co., Inc., who came hero more than a mouth One lot of Men's $4.00 Ox- and their use as directed cured me ago diod at her home Tuesday mornfords in Tan and Black for in a short time. I can highly re- ing. Miss Emma Fowior socrotary, of commend this remedy." Hagar $2.00 For Bale by all dealers. Price 50 Ky., Chapter loft for Louisville, June S. Co.. cents. Foster-MilburSt. Bernard Mining Co., New York, soleu ageutB tor thoBuffalo, Rev. H. Amos, of Princeton, Ky., United preached an excellent sormon at the Incorporated States. Remember the name Doan'a and Baptist ohuroh Tuesday ulght W. R. Coyle, Manager June 4th. take no other. Earl-ington- 9940 7200 1000 1000 1000 Dr.Lucian Grace l000 6200 1000 NORTONVILLE Tannie T.rathen Annie Marl Morgan ST. CHARLES Nell Robinson Maude Jenkins "V"ema Galloway Dixie Woodruff DENTIST Office in Victory Building 6250 1000 1000 5975 1000 t .- VernaLong HANSON Agnes Parish 'Pet Bailey Office Hours 1000 1250 1000 1000 morphine were my only relief for short periods of time. I became so sick tbatl had to undergo a surgical operation In New Orleans, which benefited me for two years. When the same pain came back one day I waB so sick that I gave up hopes of living A friend advised me to try your Swamp-Roaud I at once commenced using it. Tho first bottle did me so much good that I purchased two bottles. I am now on my second bottle and feellnurllke a new women. I passed a gravel stone as large as a big red bean aud several' small ouob. had the least feelintr I have not taking yaur Swamp-Ro- of pain since and feel it my duty to recomend this great medicine to all suffering humanity. Gratefully yours, MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE, Avoyelles Par. Marksvllle, La, Personally appeared before me, this ot !;:!sgs EcflHESEIHH The Circus of the Air ;; ot HOPKINSVILLE, KY. JUNE 13th, 14th and 15th THREE BIG DAYS, each day ing an opportunity to see - - I Bf ' Bb j EmmaAshby Mattle Rudd 8:30 A. M.-8- .-30 P. M. , Constance, who subscribed the above statement aud made oath that the Btime is true in substance and in fact. Wm. Morrow, Notary Public. Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N Y. 15th day of July, 1011, Mrs.' Joseph presentN "HEAVIER-THA- pup Mfru; Qftpfefl; dkpahtmHt f.VKli?Vi ...-n-- Pyove What Swamp-Ro- ot Will do for You You will valuable information, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure aud mention the Earllngton y Bee. Regular fifty size bottles for cent and sale at all drug Btores. Semi-Weeklone-dollar ViV wz$m It will convince anyone. &SfiSW also receive a booklet of Njn&y Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. Prepare for Summer Get Ready now for Warm Weatner We've prepared a strong line of Berge suits, and while the variety is complete in both staple and fancy garments at all priceB from $10 to $80 we are offering a special and particular value at $13.45. On account of our manufacturing facilities and large volume of bUBineRB, we are able to offer better values than other firms in the Middle West, whether In blues or other sorted colors and fancy mixtures, in two or three piece suits, at from $10. We are Bhowlng all the popular and popular priced makes, in men's shirts, neckwear, hose, underwear, hats, caps aud summer oxfords. We'd be pleased to outfit you in person, by U When baby suffara with eciema.or some itching skin trouble, use Ooan's Ointment, A little at it goes a long war and it Is sate tor children. 50c a box at all stores. r?v iJ 8om Utet for Hate. Hate is only a passing emotion something upon which little pdple, cut ey teeth. We get a certain amount of diversion out of It and some salutary lessons. It is probably a friend in disguise and keeps us from wasting time and from spending forces where tbey are not needed.. And when hate is dead what a comfortable feeling comes In Its place. Recovered Courting Expenses. pense of a courtship. They formed the acquaintanco of two young ladies, and when the two couples wont out together the plaintiff in the caso paid all tho expenses for tho time being. Tho defendant married his young lady, and the plaintiff sued him for $40, his share of the courting expenses, and recovered tho same. A man sued another in the Liverpool (Eng.) county court for the ex- AIR - FLYING - MACHINES" fly with the ease and grace of birds CIRCLING, DARTING AND RACING WITH SPEED GREATER THAN OUR FASTEST TRAINS. EXPERT BIRDMEN WILL THRILL YOU WITH DARING FEATS OP THE AIR. The gates will be opened each day at 2 o'clock. Flying will 'begin promptly at 3 o'clock and every one will be given an opportunity to examine each machine fully, same being explained by persons having technical knowledge a j mail or phone. IT RAYS TO TRADE HERE, wlcio,,, feature seldom presented or permitted. Remember the place and dates, Jlopkirisville, Ky., June 13th, 14th and IStn, 1912. c HOPKINSVILLE AERO CLUB r..' i ' i, It 'T.Sj.Vi:.':, C WmaunmsMji tMMSSm . ..! . ,; I Constipation caujss headache, indigestion dlr. ziness, drowsiness. For a mild, opening medU cine, use Doans Regulates. 85c a boi i? all stores. .flf2 .' V v yiTiT y ...,... i, ..,,, ,,. yy, -- -- w TT BASE BALL Hopkinsville vs Earllngton Afews of the Town 4 It Helps! Mrs. J. F. Daniels, of Sip, Ky., writes: "I was Miss Uella Hfinna and Francis MoElfatric, of this oity, were In Nashville last week attending the closing exercises of the St. Oocllia School. Earllngton vs. Madlsonville, at In the lugglug match Sunday on Earllngtou Base Ball Park, Sunday, the local diamond between Hopkins-vill- e June 0. Game Called at 8:15. and Earllngton the result was Battery for Earllngton. Fay and In favor of the visiting tpain by a Davis, for Madlsonville, McArthur scoro of G td 4. Following Is the score by innings: and Stone. Line-u- p Notice to Contestants r.ooo votes will be allowed on every $1.00 worth of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammoth Cave Contest. for Earllngton One lot of Men's $4.00 Oxfords in Tan and Black for $2.00. St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated W. R. Coyle, Manager Mrs. Laura Prltchott, of was hore yesterday visiting. For $1.00 wo will furnish you with one year'a supply, for tho average family, of A. P. W. Brand, of the finest paper and Include one of,1 our Klokled Fixtures free. Madlsonville, fey. Contractor Clyde Mann and a large forco are at work putting down concrete walks on Main street. Madison-vlll- o, so sick for 3 or 4 years, I had to hire my work done, most of the time. I had given up hope. When I began to take Cardul, I knew, right away, it was helping me. Now, I am better than ever before in my life, and Cardui did it" 64 H. Davis, D. Fay,fp. T. Peyton, ss. L. Peyton, lb. B, Wilson, 2b. D. Curtis, 8b. A. Grlbble, If. M. Mitchell, cf. Barton, rf. u. 128456780 002001010 H'ville200001008 Earllngton E'ton Runs-- 4 Hits-6 For prices on printing telephone No.' 47. Earlington, or No. 4, madisohville. . Errors-- 6 Hopkinsville Hits 8 Errors-Batteries for Earllngton Mitchell and Wilheam, for Hopkinsville Oliver and Walker. Struck out by RunB-0 2 Madlsonville, Kentucky iHi m Take a farmer living near Covena Ga.. ball of Mitchell 2; of Oliver 8. Hit eays: UI havo taken Foley Kidney by pitcher by Oliver, Wilson 2; by Pills and find them to be all you claim for them. Thev gave mo al- Mitchell. Oliver 1. Two base hits. most lnatanfc relief when my kidneys Peyton, Kelly and King. Umpire all A CARD from kidney troubles. "Foley Kidney Pills are as carefully made Tills IS to COrtlfv that TTnlnfio aud as scientifically compounded as Honey and Tar Compound does not any medicine your homo doctor can uuuwiui any opiates, any name can give you. They act directly on ing drugs, or any ingredlentu formine Kidneys ann niaaaer. at. Ber- could posBlbly harm its users. that On nard Mining Co., Incorporated. the contrary, Its great healing and Drug Depmtme nt. toothing qualities make It a real remedy for coughs, colds irritations Attention!!! Co. G. of the throat, chest aud lungs. H. Drill Tuesday and Friday night his L. Blomquist.Esdalle Wis., says wife considers from now until after Camp. Every- and Tar Compound Foley'B Honey, the best cough one muBt attend Camp this year. cure on the market. "She has tried Signed various kind but Foley's gives the Capt. Ott L. Poweds. best result of all." The genuine is in a yellow pnekage. Ask for Foley's "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No HllUfiV anil 'I'Hf Pomnnnnrf nnrf appetite, and what did eat distressed me ter- accept no substitute. St. Benard ribly. Burdock Blood Bitters reached the ruling uo., incorporated, Drug cause." J H. Walker. Sunbury, Ohio. suf-fprers Mrs Leila Love wife of "Wiley Love Mitchell 8; by Oliver 4. Base on BsaaaHaaLBLaaas pHBiV were sluggish and Inactive. fully recommend them to I cheer- Long Time 1 hr. 50 rain. Sisk Bros. Book Stqkk, The Woman's Tonic Cardui has helped thousands of weak, tired, worn-o- ut women, back to health It has a gentle, tonic action on the womanly system. It goes to the cause of the trouble. It helps, it helps quickly, surely, safely. It has helped others. Why not you? It will. Try it Get a bottle today! June 21 to 27 15 Days' 1 One lot of Men's $4,00 Oxfords in Tan and Black for 2,00. St. Bernard Mining Co., ) Incorporated W. R. Coyle, Manager. Mrs. Brazeltou and 1 will return this week from Morgan field where they have been having a ploaBant stay with her sister Mrs. W. L. Butler. OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office clean cotton only accepted. Mrs. J. W. Lester has returned from Evansvllle accompanied by two of hor grand parents. -- Howard, Jr., Department. Walter Wright to Build One lot of Men's $4.00 Oxfords in Tans and Black 'for estate. $2.00. W. G. Wright, of Carbondale, will erect a handsome two storv residence on hiB lot in this city in the near future. Mr. Wright say6 he 1r thoroughly satisfied with tlit out look for the steady and continuous Improvement In Earllngton real Ends Hunt lor Eich Girl St. Bernard Mining Co., Often tho hunt for a rich wife ends when the man meets a woman that Incorporated , uses Electric Bittors. Her strong nerves toll in a bright brain and W. R. Coyle, Manager even temper. Her peach-bloocomplexion and ruby lips result from Mrs. John Swit who has been her pure blood ; her bright Springfield, Tenn., restful sleep; her elastic eyes from step from returning homo Monday. firm, free muscles, all tolling of the FOR SALE One $100 course in health and streuth Electric Bitters and the anything except civil engineering, give a woman, backache,freedom from Indigestion, headache, from International Correspondence fainting and dizzy spells thoy proSchool of Scranton Pa. Will sell at mote.1 Everywhere thev are woman's favorlto remedy. If weak or a bargain. Apply at Bee Office. ailing try them. 60o at All Druggist. Miss Sarah Crutohflold and little Lovers of baseball will .enjoy the sister, Margarot Rogers, left Thursday for Nashville, whero they will gamo Saturday afternoon, June 8th., between the Baraca team of this visit relatives for some time. city and the Mortons Gap team. In One lot of Men's $4,00 Ox addition to seeing a good game, all fords in Tan and Black for who attend will be helping a good cauBo by patronizing the Baracas. $2.00. Proceeds over expences, etc., go to St. Bernard Mining Co., good of the Baraca ClasB. Incorporated FOR SALE One nice lot, a good korse, a trap and harneBB. W. R. Coyle, Manager Mks. Pat Blair. Mrs. H. W. Rogers and daughter, One lot of Men's $4.00 OxSuaan Marie, left today for Evans-vill- o whore they will visit a few fords in Tan and Black for days. STRAYED or STOLEN on the 0 $2.00. day of May, from tho Bob Kelly St. Bernard Mining Co,, place, near the old No. 11 mlnos one Incorporated little bay mare branded on the right W. R. Coyle, Manager. tbigh and branded on the left four abouldor, a little white spot in fore Mrs. L. V. Renfro spent Wedneshead, black mane and tail. And any day in MadisouviUe. one that could give any Information Here's a bargain. We will pay of her whereabouts will be liberally the round trip fare, of any one liv rewarded. Address Euell Lamb, ing in Earllngton, who will purEarllngtou, Ky. chase as much aB $2.50 worth of wall Miss Catherine Blair left Tuesday paper from us. to vlBlt relatives In Charleston, W. Sisk Bros. Book Store, Va. Will be gone two weeks. MadisouviUe, Ky. One lot of Men's $4-0OxOne lot of Men's $4.00 Oxm Bad Exercise. Real Need of tho Age. Exercising a bud temper makes it We already have a thousand mei worse and pulling a leg Is likely to who can mako money to one man wl.t cause shortness. can think and make other men li!r.l Century Magazine. Move On Now! says a policeman to a street crowd, It is now well known that more aud whacks heads if it don't. "Move than one case of rheumatism in ten on now," soys tho big. harsh miner- requires any internal treatment al pills to bowel cnngpctlou and suf- whatever. All that is needed is a fering follow. Dr. King's New free application of Chamberlain's Life PIih don't hulMozo the bowels. Liniment and massaging the partB They gently pursuulo them to right at each application. Try If and Bee action, and healtu fo l.iw.. 25o at how quickly it will relieve the pain AH Druggists aud soreness. Sold py 'all dealers. Any business nan who Is look Ine for the highest efficiency la very detail of his business nndslust what he wants In this tM Art MmI Ttm writer Stand aid Cahla.t, Let show you on IS days' Free Trial haw 1 1 helDS the ltenMmnfcv An wrtnrm work alt where ska sane lirkt aa4.pa.a-wh- ere aa ralaary dwk would not go. Let us show you that a half-torof a lerer raises or lowers casters, taaklnz stand tfrtd on noor or easily moracne. Jt ma trial does not conrmco you, crery poaey will bo boded. Full (OJttroiW on request. , . Free Trial week's . wsu .s occu t vu pies only 4 tq. ft. ll against 10 q. ft. for the ordinary folding desk 1( snored nwn viutv 10 ouicc easily holds enough stationery tot a 0hlrtSteel Typewriter Stand and Cabinet .pe hearr work. u B I '!l prjyfr. LAMASCO SUPPLY CO. ROOM VICTORY BLDG. 3 EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY Wm - HUH fm&7Mrr& M?d Will "JUNE" has come and from her Bounteous Store has placed in our hands for you, many ticing, good things for summer wear. en- Our offer- ings for June enbrace the latest and best from fashion's fountain source. We buy in large quantities: We get and give the lowest possible price consistent with high quality. We want youto deal with us. You will always get a square deal. Extra Special $9.95 $15.00 3 piece Reed Porch Set, only line of Furniture, Floor CoverRemember we carry a complete ings, Lace Curtains, Draperies, Wall Paper, Picture frames, Window Shades, Screen Doors and Screen Wire. If in need of anything in that line we should be glad to have you visit these departments. (Second and Third Floor) Special Sale of Ladies' Suits at Half Price A Chance for a Bargain in Your Tailored Traveling Suit. Right now when every lady is thinking of vacation trips and sum- 0 fords in Tan and Black for fords in Tan and Black for $2.00. 52.00. St. Bernard Mining Co., St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated Iffp Incorporated W. R. Coyle, Manager W. R. Coyle, Manager mer resorts, this announcement of Fancy and Novelty Suits at Half priccmakes it possibly for her to secure a really stylish attire at a positively ridiculous price. Only twenty Suits left. (Balcony) Tub Dresses lOOTub Dresses on sale Friday and Saturday only at about cost of material. Be sure to see these. One lot of Men's $4.00 Oxfords in Tan and Black for $2.00. Mrs. Robert Aspley has returned Leslie Boyd spent Saturday and to her home in Bowling Green after Sunday in Nashville. a pleasant visit to ner slBter, Mrs. Mrs. J. M. MoNiohols and daugh- L. V. Renfro. ter, Mrs. Dr. Owon, sister ano niece, Qood Definition of Wit. of Paduoah, are visiting their brothfJVl. U the power to ear what everyers and unole, Rev. W. 0. Brandon. body else was Just going to hare said. If they had happened to think of it. Werld Aeeepte One'a Own Valuation. value on J&rery man stamps hi himself; the price 'we challenge for oarsetVM Is tfvsn us. Schiller. Porch Furniture We have a splendid assortment of all kinds of Porch Furniture at prices that will appeal to the thrifty shopper. 42-inc4-f- Skirts, Skirts 25 more of those last season's Novelty and plain Skirts worth form $5 to $7.50, special price that were $1.39 5-f- St, Bernatd Mining Co., Incorporated W. R. Coyle, Manager 4-f- A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured In from three to four days by Mrs. I. A. Brown, of Etowah, Tenn. applying Cbamberlain'B Liniment will arrive In a few days to visit her and obBervIntr the directions with mother Mrs. J. W. Renfro. each bottle. For sale by all dealers Lawn Seats only Bent Wood Settees t. Bent Wood Settees Porch Set 1 Reed Porch Set Mission Porch Swings, complete t. Mission Porch 5wing, complete, extra heavy 4 Passenger Lawn Swings, extra strong i h t. ' 15c $3.75 $4.75 Shoe Department You will find in our Shoe Window the very latest things in $g.5 . .. ce ,. $7.45 $2.35 $3.75 . $5.11 footware. This week you will find in our Shoe Window Satin Pumps in pink, blue and black at In our Men's 'Department you will find our Work Shoes prices. The kind that wears and feels soft and easy on the Everything in footware at McLeod's Store. white, $3.51 at all foot. 'i I The Bee's Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE A Good for 25 Votes for f Mi Ir placed i3aP' masmiiuE, m. mm MMm&siiMNS is Ballot Box in Bee Office before Friday, June 14 MM ' U J i r.9y"-- w- prTKjrj, Ready-to-Wear vt. $ff. f rv--"- ' SB'. '" ' '' ' "yj' r " ' "n ' t?'ywjj;iw - WfyV3qaff . . ynl r i VJ -- r ' fr ?. Summer Women's Shirt Waists Another shipment just recieved of those good "Electric Brand" House Dresses. Every woman who bought one or more is an enthusiastic "rooter." See these new ones and you will quit sewing so hard, priced at $1.98 $1.73, $1.48, Hot This sale has been planned for months. erchandise At the Dulin Store We were perspiring over the many de- 50 Striped Madras Waists, regular 19c 50c values, all sizes 25 fine repp tailored waists $1.25 and $1.50 values 49o $1.19 and. 98c 20 Lingerie Waists made of Embroidery and lace $1.25 and $1.50 69c values, choice. Choice any $2 00 Lingerie VYiUSt VI ?.. - White Lingerie Dresses at surprisingly low pi ices such as $1 50, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.50, $10.00 $25.00 up to Very special value in a White Cot-io- n Corduroy Skirt, high waist line new cut, all sizes up $2.00 to 28 waist ;' page tells. yard) 28 inches wide a We are not going to set forth a lot of Arguments, as to the values represented here. 1 flf IUU 15c value. Special at the better ;you know, the more you appreciate this sale You know what they are--a- nd A good Persian Lawn, 1 40 in. wide, 15c retailer lUv and the opportunities it offers. Soft Mercerized Batiste, 15c qual- Come the first and every day. You are welcome if you don't spend a cent, but m!y.T. 10c we hardly think you'll be able to resist the temptation to take some of these good valFair Quality Plain Long Cloth 36 in. wide, 7lt ues home with you. value I 2U Genuine Flaxon (name on every Plain White Fabrics tails to be worked out to make the sale a success while other people were shivering in wintry blasts, and hot weather was too far away for them to think about. What we have accomplished in gathering this merchandise for your selection, this All (tt)ab9L newest and our very Lingerie J Tailored Waists, $1.50 values, low neck, short sleeves, high neck, long sleev'es, also 3 Peplum styles, choice $1.11' Choice of any $1.25 Tailored Waist also Quaker Girl styles Lingerie . ?2 or r.'U ' 98c $1.98 & ff Choice any $2.00 Lingerie Waist .V.1 i Tea 10c Dimity value at 7 i-- 2c Just 200 yards of this pretty White Checked Dimity, a 10c 10c, 71 2W i SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, JUNE Embroideries . 7, ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 15 Summer Lawns and Tissues ". r( Muslin Underwear 3,000 yards of Cambric Edges and Insertions, values to per yard up 2,000 yards fine Cambric and Swiss Edges and Insertions, values up to per yard. . . : 1 , 000 yards fine wide Cambric Edges, choice patterns, "values up to per yard Wide 27 inch Flouncings, very special values, 39c quality, patterns : 10 All 27 inch Flouncings that sold regularly at 49c, 59c and Ca . 1 flfl 1 1 RC 69cyard. Choice ORf OQf WJU J ' All 27 inch Flouncings, exquisite patterns that sold regularly WWW at 89c and 98c, choice All 27 inch Flouncings, very deep work.and beautiful pat- QQe terns, regular $1.48 values V Flouncings, regular $1.50 4 4Q Four patterns, 45 inch Dress w H values. Choice 45 inch St. Gall Baby Irish Flouncings, $2.00 values i 4 QQ 45 inch very fine Swiss Dress Flouncing, our very ." P landsomest importations -- CQa Four different styles of the best 17 years at 35c, 29c made and fullest cut Gowns we ever and sold at the price, real value would be CHILD'S DRAWERS Choice 98c Gowns, high neck, long or short sleeves, or "V" neck, choice" $1.25 Gowns, high neck, sliponers or "V" neck, lace or embroidery trimmed regular and extra sizes $1.48 Gowns, fine Cambric or nainsook bodies, 4 Q all styles $1.98 Gowns includes all our very best qualities and some lovely designs, choice.. JJ A genuine woven (not printed) Madras very sheer quality, white There are some articles of apparel that cannot be examined throughout when they are purchased, but not so grounded with stripes of pink, blue, lavender and black, an entire 4AA I UV with Muslin Underwear. The "inwards" as well as the 'out- ly new fabric this season and we are the first to show it Princess Chiffon Lisse, a sheer woven tissue, in stripes and checks view and the women have ample opporwards" are in plain all colors, the equal of what you buv elsewhere at 25c a yd. 4 tunity to inspect every seam as well as the material. our price on this new fabric OQ We invite this critical examination of every garment we Good quality 27in. Batiste in neat black and white sfripes C show, fcr we make a specialty of handling nothing but the and figures, regular 7c, retailer .QCr cleanest and best made Muslin Underwear sold in America. A lot of fine Batiste and Laws that sold regularly at GOWNS Drawers for Girls, ages 13, 15 and 10, 12Jandl5c, choice I2C 4 cA f--v. Beautiful Woven Stripe and Egyptian and plain colors, absolutely fast 19c stripessummer dressy costume Flaxons color, makes the tissues ideal Birds-ey- e in checks, AgA QQ 4wQ v 79c Child's Muslin Drawers, some tucked, some ruffled bottom, ages 2 to 12 years, 20c and 15c values, an go to one price choice and Diapers 10c COMBINATION SUITS AH $1.25 and Si. 10 Combination Suits consisting of Corset CIQrft Cover and Drawers, choice. $2.00 Combination Suits, lace trimmed and 4 AQ very sheer pI $2.50 and $3.00 Combination Suits, very elaborately made Red Star Absorbant Bird Eve and ready Hemmed Diapers. We sell Bird-Ey- e by the bolt of Ten Yards only. Comes in a sealed package and is absolutely sanitary. 22 inch 24 inch Bird-Ey- e $1.48 QEj 98c Bolt. Bolt. Bolt. w9 gQv a40 Bird-Ey- e Allovers 25 pieces of Cambric Allovers, 22 inches wide, 50c values. Choice . Laces 1,500 yards of Pure Linen Torchon Laces and Insertions, wide showy patterns, very serviceable 2,000 yards of Val. Laces and Insertions, all pretty new styles, values to 10 cents 1,000 yards very fine Val. Laces and Insertions, all new styles in broken sets, values up to 20 cents $1.50 White Ratine 98c Imported French Ratine, 48 inches wide, regnlar $ 1.50 seller 20c Printed Flaxons 12 I-- 2c Very sheer Printed Flaxons in neat patterns, the ideal . summer fabric, 20c quality PRINCESS SLIPS Splendid quality muslin, lace trimmed Princess Slips, $1 25 values, all sizes C with to begin Embroidery trimmed, lace trimjBjmed and medallion trimmed Prinw w cess Slips, MQ I $2.00 value l I" WW MUSLIN DRAWERS Good quality Muslin Drawers, ' tucked bottom, open or 4Q closed styles, all sizes in Women's Better qualities Drawers. lace or embroid- - if Q ery trimmed at 75c and. . . MISSES' DRAWERS 1 ?1 f Good qualities, well made Muslin 0l - 9 OQ (4ImDv 9oC 27 inch Bird-Ey- e 27x27 Diapers each... $1.98 07C 75c 80c 90c 8c Linens . i : te vv f (4 9 98c .... . Iwv 4vv I MUSLIN PETTICOATS Very special values in one ruffle embroidery trimmed skirts AQA at 98c and Beautiful new patterns in Petticoats that are especially adapted to the narrow styles of Skirts $1.48 and... Other very elaborate styles in lace and ribbon trimmed skirts at all prices up to CHILD'S BODIES Lot of small size Bodies made or drill, worth 10c and 15, Choice 36 inch Irish Shirtwaist Linen, good 25c value.. I C 36 inch Sheer Linen Cambric, regular 35c retailer Very ffne Irish Linen 36 inch, 35c value fC ffwC i'. .n $1.25 36 inch Linen Lawn, sheer quatity, 35c value bt)C Our 65c quality pure Irish Linen, 36 inch Our 75c quality pure Irish Linen, 36 inch Our 75c quality, pure Linen Cambric, 36 inch $4.98 ..4IC 3$C QIC 5c Men's Underwear Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, ecru color, double seat in drawers, the vey best garment to be had at 15c Mercerized Mull 10c Cool thin Mercerized Mull in a variety of neat stripes and iigures, 15c values 4 ft Children's Wash Dresses Too hot to work-w- ell don't do i- tjust come to us and supply the little ones at almost the cost Pajama Checks 36 inch Prjama Checks 12c value Otis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, long or short sleeves in shirts, reinforced drawers, the best of its kino. B. V. D. Underwear, Athletic cut Shirts, knee length Vv B. y,,DC Union Suits, athletic styles, made of checked 36 inch Pajama Checks 4 of the materials ., nainsook, priced at $1,50 and...' 15c value Girls' Colored Percale and GingOtis White Lisle Union Suits, short sleeves, thr.ee 4 and shrunk, $1.50 value ham Dresses, attractive styles, ages 36 inch Pajama Checks quarter length, a very beautiful garment at 8 to 14, $1.48, $1.25, 20c value "Tw;ntex" Union Suits, athletic cut, knee length, a Ratine 4 75c 98c and . new'fabric used in Unde-wewhite only, the very latest 27 inch American Ratine, Rompers for Boys and Girls and Cot- Creepers for Infants, "The Little Pique or craze. Torosknit" Union Suits, shdrt sleeves, ankle length. ... I One Brand" best made garments on Corduroy, 15c Indian Head Suiting the market, regular 50c values. . .39c Boys' "Porosknit" Union Suits, sizes 26 to 34 Children's colored and white 'Very special Imported Pique, high--l- y Head Suiting, full 36 inch wide, in stripes, checks and Genuine Indian mercerized finish, nur dresses, ages 2 to 6 years at 75c, 69c, colored grounds with polka dots, an excellent material for Skirts, Boys' Pioneer Mesh Union Suits, sizs 26 to 34 49c regular 75c value I UU 59c and "r Dresses and Children'? Clothes $1.50 Bordered Linen 10c 25c 50c HUU drawers Cft OUC 45 inch Bordered French Linen, white, thoroughly sponged Q6 a 35c 25c 7l 12c 15c ff f ft BUU ORt 4A ar -- ; ton f mllll aUU DC Af wl 5UC We Sell and Recommend Ladies' Home journal Patterns Best by Test Fancy Sash Ribbons 25 pieces of the handsomest Ribbons ever shown in this city, width from 6 to 9 inches, worth from 75c to $2. 00 yard, every piece a different pattern and a work, of art within itself. Choice of this entire 7 Handkerchiefs . ,a m m?. J.T., (i 4 " &'' At, : lot at the ridiculously low price of 45c 25c 1 ill v 'A Plain hemmed, white handkeechief, splendid for school use. Very sheer White Mull Handkerchiefs, narrow hem .. ..if C Men's plain white Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, special value at 12c, 8c and Ladies' pure Linen hemstitched handkerchiefs. ... - .fC .,Ov :M m 'dMx $" wochihi fnnr.in.hand. white erounds with neat stripes, a 3 Mn' i'xiv Snmmp.r Underwear ' -- i m ,i. m rt Splendid 15c value, while they last at for MADISONVILLE, KY. h inch hem Very sheer line handkerchief Choice of all our finest hand embroidered Irish linen one-eight- .handkerchiefs 35c value .'..'.. 11c 25c HI i: pA'V;. 't " Cr --i- -- . 'f- J ' ' ,! M - I, jr ' . . "..- "1 ' ..;'' a ; JLt'U"ii.MtBiiflL JPPWPEWJMB - . JJJ - - .. ...