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I TUESDAY TUESDAY and ' FBIDAY - and FRIDAY AFTERNOON IF" AFTERNOON YOU DON'T ADVERTISE vlQUP BUSINESS EARLINGTON, HOPKINS - ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No, TWENTY-THIR- D YEAR COUNTY, ., TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1912 SZj I; " ESu Miftr Bill i 2ft?S BBB J 1 igJH i:m&- BBr bbf bhf i s ? :K9BBBBBBBBB&. ViZ3BHBBBBB&. sSBBBBBBm i LbbbbbbbbbbSbx ,' s -- v ' I .w A,dBBHBK'. 1? .y'SIxml The merchants who advertise' Bee (your in The paper) want your trade and want it bad enough o asl for it The merchant who does" not ask for your trade does not want it Make your purchasefrom the merchants who patronize ;your paper You are safe in 'buying advertised goods Semi-Weekl- y ' vi I 1 4 f Si I i I ( A i- - i JUDGE PARKER NAMED f ,' TENT MEETING GOING ON TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN All Efforts to Compromise Fail and' .Na tional Democratic Committee Defies Bryan Bng ? f J h y t. 'K' 't' which is being near the old .hbHb. 1, ,BBBBBBBBBBBBB gBBBBBBM , 24 Former Juge. ;jSiibodlBtChnrch, Sunday, is draw- ..SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM Baltimore June vSJDBS JBBKBBSBHBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBl iSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk m1 't&W Alton B. Parker, of New York wm injcnmra crowus, auu uiumi enuiubi- chosen as the candidate for tempo- ,am ie being; shown by the people, rary chairmau of the democraticma- - 'Miirmeti nor is bointr conducted bv v bbhH I IbbbHbbbbt miSBHtfHHHM r- - sLd. j&BSqRIbbmHbhH bLHHIhB' tlonal convention by the national H,v. Badgers with the help ojLhiB Rodgers, committee tonight. Parker received. ffcherB . 81 votes, Sonator-elec- t Colllerf all are' excellent Ollie Janrn, asd-R'e- ; of Kentucky 20, and Senatof O'Cr-ma- jftAsveland you will, like to hear tk'71C-yQhave not been, come of New York 2. : The committee balloted on 'ih reccommendatlon of the sub. com.Jht5.ty Educational Association mittee on arrangements made sev4Jfr i eral days ago, that Mr. Parkertbe oiiaiKetuoky Edqcationnl As- the chairman. This arroused the protest of WHllam Jennings BrJa'Ti timntlm' had existed for until 'duriuc the tried, in con and a Mr. Bryan $nd ference between .pit.TwiJJa.a ref.ordof but 800 Judge Parker this afternoon, fopta-- ' vent a promlsod fight in the convent tlon tomorrow. When they f(ed liet.a?Ipkn7bf26Q01 ,and.have 'Ktne z l. i i . i j wsr tmthe committee determlnedtojiSilLi !! -LTttowabQutHreached'tnat number. by American Press Association. ' Progressive by the by Mffett studio. d of them, democrats, twenty-tw- o THEODORE ROOSEVELT. They will during the nexh few PRESIDENT WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT. against the selection, twenty days attempt to raise the numWTio was nominated at Chicag by the Bolters, for the Presisupporting Mr. Bryan's champion, Who wa nominated at Chicago hy the Republicans for the Representative JaYncs of Kentucky, ber to 5Q00. dency Tune 22. Presidency June 522. and two voting for Senator O'Gor-maLouisville prepared- to cive who had also been pronounced as acceptable - for the temporary a grand floral parade in honor of AARON CLARK DIES Good Breeding in Daily Life Sunday School of M- E. Church, South chairmanship by the Bryan faction. the Kentucky Educational Asso Good maunora, which include-- ' There were 101 present at the Sunciation on the afternoon bf June Agd Father of R. N. Clark, of This courtesy, are a lubricant that makes Notes day School of the Metbodiat Church 25th. This was the grealest the wheels of business, domestic City Crosses Death's River ( ii Sunday morning. and Bocial life movo easily. They parade of its kind, ever seen. in The opening song was "Open the Aaron Clark, an aged citizen, of afford pleasure and comfort, soothe America, 100 automobiles, carriDcor for 'the Children'," followed by Mrs. Miss Diablo OlifF visited . ages and floats, all, beautifully Nortonvllle. and the father 6fR. N. the feelings and promote concord the IT and peace. Oaasler in Earlinpton Thursday The classeB all reported, excellent covered with 'flowers, besides Clark, of this olty, passed away at Whether or not the manners of the home of his daughtet in Nortonnight and Friday. lessons from their pupils, several ,many horses vere in the parade vllle, Sunday morning at 2:80 o'clock the American people have improved v some new Dick Thomas, of the Hustler visitor were present and was very The educational division will Mr. Clark bad been a sufferer .from in recent years Ib open to question pupils, Tb'e collection force, was in Eurlinton Friday. good being "$10 40 Come out next had an oldtime school, a new- kidney'diBe'&Be for a number of yearB There are those who assert that t betype school, a farm on .wheels, a and the end was not unexpected. spread of education has made for Mrs. Emma Fryer, of South; dunflay. ' 4 In tbiB refinement and moro polishod ways,, born Rowan Oounty Moonlight School He waB Was aand reared the Uni- aud uoubtloBa that is true to a conMain at. is very sick. county. member of A CARD and many unique features. Mrs. J. H. Baruhlll ib conva ted BaptiBt church aud had been a siderable extent. But on the other This ib to certify that Foley's Among the features of the deacon for 40 yearB. The funeral hand there are people who mourn flD ?w-Hooey and far Compound does not leecent. any opiates, any habit foyn-In- g meeting was a child speaker, service waB held at the residence what they consider the decay of tbo-ol'Mi 8. Tom Btrnhi.U and Mt8S contain oourtlineBsuf mauner drugs, or any ingredients that little Lois Eimonds, the cham- Sunday afternoon by Rev. EdwatdB bo peculiar a charm. Andwhich bad users. On Jessie Barnhill, of P ovideuce, could posBlbly harm itnhealing and it is and the interment took place atNew the contrary, its great pion bread maker of Iowa. that the rush and whirl of ure vvisitinp Mre. We'aJey McGuw boothlng qualities make It a real Salem at 3 o'clock. A large number The trustees meeting on Tues- of friends and acquaintances atten- i pres ent( bU3lnesa life makes for remedy for coughs, colds Irritations and Mrs. J. B. Mc&iuv, or the throat, chest and lungs. bruequenesB of speoch and a lessen day attracted at least 500 of ded the funeral. Miss Adaline Toombs visited H L. Bloniqulst.Esdalle Wis., BayB leaves six childreus ed 'retard for the comfort and feelThev were The deceased offiers. those his wife considers her father at Slautrhtervillev Sat- and Tar Compound Foley's Honey, That undoubtedly the best cough !j?k? addressed by President Henry S. four sons and two daughters. The ings ofInothers, lustances and rail& many urday night uud Sunday. She oure on the market. "She has tried entire community extend sympathy Ib tiue Barker of State University, and to the bereaved. oneB. road managers, quick to Bee its invarious kind" but Foley's glveB the reports her father 60tne better. of all." The genuine is best result will have round tables for discusjurious effects aro eujoining their Ask for Foley's by American Press Association. Mi.s 06ra Simpson of Richland in a yellow package. Compound and employes to Hhow good manners In No More Dyspepsia. sions among themselves. Honey and Tar VICE PRESIDENT JAMES 8. SHERwent to accept no substitute. was here Monday and St. Benard Gas, or other fitomach Troubles. their relations to the traveling pubwas The musical program alone MAN. Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Nothing or visit her graudmother. worth the trip. The Strollers sour on will remain undigested you lic. ' your stomach if Department. But whether good manners have. Quartette, of Chicago, the Boys will take a little DIgeBteze. a power- or have not decreased there is cerMAN COUGHS AND BEE AKS RIBS ful digestive, harmless and pleasant After frightful couKhiUK spall a Sunday School Picnic at Lakeside Park Nominated as President Taft'i Ohoir of the Louisville Indus as Maple Syrup. For Bale by tne tainly room for improvement. man In Neenali, Wis. , felt terrlblo The Missionary Baptist Sunday the St. Bernard Courtesy, reverence; eonsideratness trial School, the Band, the canta drug department ofIncorporated. pajiiB in li ib Bide and his doctor Schco' will have their picnic at the running Mate. and all those other qualities that, by Louisville children, the Mining Company, ta found two ribs had been broken may be Included in good breeding-shoulWhat auony Dr.Klng'B New Dis- Lakeside Park Friday, June, 28th. ' "Song by the Leaders", a new Always Blessed Christian Church covery would have Baved him. All Baptists are Invited to come be diligently cultivated,, A few teagpoonslul ends a late out and have a jolly good timo. Bo with a Hearty Appetite If you use school song composed by Miss at S. School especially In the home and In the The attendance cough ,whlle preslsteut uae routs Digosteze. It holpR your stomach do Patridgo to be read before last Sunday reached 254 with an school. Children well trained la coughs, expels Btubborn sure and bring the children they the work, digests what you eat and Lelia will assemble nt,the Skating Rink makes good rich blood from your the Association by the Author, colds or heals weak. Sore lungs. offering of over 9 dollars. The this essnntial will retain It througb more Sleepless Nights, were part of the features. a Goriend tit life. "I feel sure it Mrs. Bftie Morton at nine o'clock where conveyance food, No or Men's chiB8 uumbered 48 and the writes Stomach Misery. Get will be In waiting to carry thorn out Headaohe When baby suffars with eczema or tome itclir-in-g President David Starr Jordon, no) of all these troubles with Diges-tezOolumbla.Mo. "for I believe I to the Park. beskin trouble, use Doao's Ointment, A little-oFifty cents abottle, worth ten- Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis, Presi women's class 58, the former have Consumption to day.lf I would it goes a long way and It te sate for children. fold Its cost, at drifg department of ing taught, under the sycamore had uot used (his great remedy. Lively as a Boy. the "St. Bernard Mining Company, dent Ohas. F. Timing and Dr. P. tree. On June 10th. this school joe a box at all stores. It's guaranteed to satisfy' auo ymi If you are tired, run down, have Incorporated. can get a free trial brittle, or P. Olaxton are national figures, ranked 5th. among all the Christno appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan bv $1.00 size at all druggists. they can be seJ. T. Goooh of Hausou who Chill Tonic A few doses will set Miss Anita Tafoya of Trinidad and it is seldom ian Sunday Schoals in Kentucky, Wm. H. Taft to be Standard Bearer of yon up give you a boy'B appetite a state meeting. Evhas been astudeut of a law school! for makft you strong and lively as a Col. is the gueBt of Mi&s Marga- - cured and was the largest of anv in ,' His Party erybody should hear these men. "Western Kentucky. Supt. Rash in Lexington is at home for BumPurifleB the blood rett Turner. Miss Tafova is a 6Qo a William H. Taft was nominated and strengthens the system. Mining Eacb Congressional district is proving a very efficient leader. mer vacation and has connected; charming and attrcative younp bottle at the St. Bernard for President on first ballot and re Co., Incorporated, Drug Departhad hotel headquarters for The singing every Sunday is a himself with the firm of Gordonv ; lady. celved 501 vofceB out of 1,078, The ment. , and Hopewell. He will have a its delegation. Also, the conven announcement of hiB victory was A sprained ankle may as a rule be t.ion room was divided into great inspiration. at Hte &- -' branch office at Hanson, greeted by choera from his loyal aqd Man's 107 DMtendMts cured in from three to four days by Thomas jjowtand, who W ftl above each is au excellent young man Helped To Keep Down Expenses applying 'Chamberlain's Liniment sections with banners faithful followers. About 850 of the BrroSo; Itaftolk, England, ed and obgervlner the directions with delogktion, thuseJShnwing which KooBevelt delesratea declined to vote Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, Mich., and merits success. each bottle, Foraale by alii iloaleBB bee left 10 AMcendants, nM : and an soon as the convention ad- - Httoadd ltta funeral. tti&&-of the State are really tells how she dldso:;"I was bothered with my kidneys and had to go 7TI . jourped and hastened to tendet Col. when your child nae wbeoping-coagF. 'D.rTiaeh was in MidJ,MftriH interested in educStion. nearly double. I tried a sample of Rooeeyelt tUe nernliiatlnnjof a new beeardfului keen the eeach-loosFoley Klduev Pills and they 'did me Jiere'Kryls 1 It ifi'eatiraated'th'at there were so much good known, that more It and expectqratlon eaW by party. James Soboolcreft Bhermaa than is now- well rheumatism Ja.tis TuMday'afUrnoou to that I bought alottle, "' one 4 .OohkH .Remreceived "the 'nomination for "Vice reqnirts ease ofInternal treatmBt bad.v l' -- ' be JO'thousarid people, in' Iou'8; and they saved me ablg loetor,B any edy M.may be requited. TfckMm-eb- y Presldent'aad will b Taffa running wbaver. -- All bill, Aso-ciatioUJWdM.U.a iU a nuWc.of-Kariug;t,lll on.vthe flratdof.the faugh bum. will also llpjfy nrqak baek,' beekabe,, ' .. ' fff application of rChmberW pWpl rw , and kidney .troablM and nuske H eaatet te expoMe 'the "Fer 1 "MadiBonrilU meeting Iiinltnnt and m'Mtairiria the nam U bM''Hli need tueeeeefolty In at Mb appHeation. Try it aiad aw TicitiHg Um efeionaod. to Joiamotn my epoenncjtwia uieaieaj lit I By II If 9 t bbbbHbK rjPrjnljffiBlfcK .SSHBBBllBBBI JBKnsBBHBBBlBBBBBBBBBBB MlBninMrn w ?aHEB?' .BBflBBMBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBl (bH nHHI flBHIH I fci. tent meeting WhV Conducted by Rev. Rodgers And Collier jheJHi.m tHe vacanfc 't - H 'HUB iJ&KE' i aHr JHHHH n, u iV-- m,WWLjl. forty-oniTyearsl.a- nd IJIJjiySiH m - .iir KvT e. WtjM' pro-teste- n, - - I Madisonvilk 1 . Lord'B-P.ra'yer- - -J t s also-asserte- m.?Mw,tfk. d te ; e. f 50-cui- twelve-year-ol- d. Mr-Go- och KJ M . . VJ n e I'1 U r givlBft-Cbamberlalu'- 8 " ,.L.. a n- ry &s!&nv:irgv. T4v vij; fttH s$ te tOxted te lWIBaSIJTfV i0 w. o a T i.. if ?j 'f i: & r f muammmammrmmamm Masterful Demonstration of Bargain Giving. Don't, Miss This, Re- member the date, June 29 if. BACKWARD SEASON SALE AT We are BELOW Competition on Everything in our line. Remem- ber the dale, June 29 K i 4 m a ft it- - MAJDTSONVIL.JUJLC , r ' IT KEN! UCKY 29, and Closes July 20 Dry Goods HERE'S WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY. Unavoidable conditions make this sale. Everything must be turned into cash quickly. We are greatly overstocked and must unload. The unseasonable weather for the conlast two months has greatly interfered with our plans; we must turn our stock into cash quickly and swallow the loss. Our stock of High Grade Merchandise must be time, for time is too precious. We have, densed immediately. Prices cut right and left, deep and hard in every department of this store. We don't want to waste much therefore, gone the limit of price cutting. Every department of our store abounds in bargains of almost sensational nature. Bargains bigger than the Biggest you have ever will pay you to come fifty seen, and remember every bit of merchandise is reliable, fashionable and of well known quality. We offer them at such startling sacrifice prices it miles or more to get them. June Talk about 29-th- e Sale Men's Socks 25c Men's socks sale price 15c Men's socks sale price 10c Men's socks sale price Starts-Jun- e i Be on Hand. You Cannot Bargains-L- ook Afford to Miss This Wonderful Bargain Event Hats and Caps Here THE CLOTHING BARGAINS WILL BE ONE OF THE LEADING FEATURES OF THIS SALE. Men's and Young Men's $9 and 18c 9c i 0 Aen's Furnishings Men's 50c Work shirts QA sale price OOv Men's 50c Dress shirts OQ a sale price i $10 Suits. They won't last long at this price, so come QQ and take your pick Men's and Young Men's $12.50 Suits. Here's where you can save a $5 bill on your new suitftjC "f Q Come and see them &Jm I 7 Men's and Young Men's $15 Suits. This assortment is great, all suits of new patterns in fine all wool, fine worsted "7Q Cashmeres iIO Men's and Young Men's $18 to $20 Suits and the finest suitings, all rich and new d Afk dQ IvivO Boys' Knee Suits- Boys' Suits worth $2.00, sale price.... Boys' Suits worth $2.50, sale price.... Boys' Suits worth $3.00, sale price Boys' Suits worth Boys' Suits worth $6.00, sale price Men's 75c Dress shirts sale price Men's $1 00 Dress shirts sale price vOv JA wU "f Q JQ $4.50, sale price.. .. 98c $1.19 $1.69 $2.48 $3.24 I One lot 35c to 50c sale price Ivw Men's $1.50 Dress shirts Q(f sale price..1 vOv of Boys' Dress sh'rts 1G I wl Trunks A BIG LINE OF TRUNKS WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE designs PI fciHO Odd Pants $1.25 Men's sale price $2.00 Men's sale price $3.00 Men's sale price $4 00 Men's sale price $5.00 Men's sale price Pants ,. .. Notions Bed Spreads $2.50 Bed Spreads Sale price $2.00 Bed Spreads Sale price $1.50 Bed Spreads Sale price $1.39 $1.19 98c ..3c Pants Pants Pants Pants vv Merrick thread a spool Hooks and Eyes a dozen Towels Regular 10c Towels Regular 15c $1.89 $2.48 $2.98 $2.68 $3.98 $4.98 Pins Pearl buttons a dozen Safety pins card Canvas gloves a pair 3c 3c 1c 3iG Calico, all standard brands, per yard 10 yards to a customer. Brown Domestic yard wide Hope Bleach Domestic a yard 10 yards to a customer. 10c Dress Ginghams 12$c Dress Ginghams 5c Lawn a yard . : 10c Lawn a yard 15c Lawn a yard Bed Ticking worth 15c . . 31c $2.00 Men's Hats sale price $3.00 Men's Hats sale price 35c Cap sale price 5c 71c 98c $1 .58 ..19c . Shoes. Shoes, "j 8c 9c 31c 71c 9c sale price JUST RECEIVED SEE THESE LOW PRICJS . One lot of Men's Shoes and Oxfords worth $4.00 and $5.00,i fan, patent leather, gun metal; vici, etc., button or lace during this sale $3.50 and $3 75 Shoes or'bxfords in any style Kp sale price One lot of Shoes and Oxfords, worth $3, 4 QA sale price 4) I $1.50 Shoes or Oxfords far Ladies', sale price $2.00 and $2 50 Shoes or Oxfords Cf9QQ CivO - 3jHrO Ladies' ffose Regular 50c Silk Hose for Ladies' sale price t iSO QA,. J0 &4 ... I JA $! Ladies' Skirts $5.00 and $6.00 Skirts for $7.50 and $9.00 Skirts for $10.00 and $11.50 Skirts for 7c Shoes 2c Regular 25c Silk Hose 39c 19c 19c ...9c 7c ...8C Laces and Embroidery A VERY LARUE LINE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERY AT HALF Regular 25c Lisle Hose PRICE. Towels Regular 20c Towels.. Regular 25c Towels 4c 9c 12c Children's and Regular 15c Hose Undferwear Regular 50c garment sale price Regular 35c garment sale price Low Cuts MUST BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN COST. SO COME AND GET YOUR Regular 10c Hose 39c 19c c Children's Hose' SHARE. 40 ;yards of Calicoes in Remnants During This Sale at 69 Cents Garments and Shoes to be distributed A big line of Dry Goods, Clothing. Ladies' Ready'-to-We' into the homes of the people at LESS than ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST ar There are thousands of articles space will not allow us to tion which will be sold on the same basis as prices listed above. A sale that will astonish and bewilder, fte sure you visit this sale of marvelous bargains. men-tlllinur Ri8ht in the heart of , the season when other merchants are asking big profits on their merchandise, you can come to this sale and buy your entire supply at less than actual Nrkfiro lUMUC fffc IV fho PllKIir 11 It rUUU wholesale cost. More Goods for Same Money., Same Goods for Less money ., - v. ' THERE IS ONLY ONE IN TOWN Below the Old Postoffice Store "iVfclX. ti . h .'. t J if. - We earnestly advise you to come early. ..Nothing reseryed. Sale begins June 29 MISS KATE PEMBERTON BUILDING i&iqust be sold out in4?2 days. Entire stock Come MADISONVILLE, f - KENTUCKY t1- to this sale tfyou, have to walk. Look for th.e, wpqit ejfteif Canvas Front. AmniAtmfi , im'- - .rr-TRt- ti tfrfft - - i, ' " .. , k... ,,--' i it ,V't ,f , ' - (i iw x-i"vK: UoVi.m-- i aiWfiiKW8.r.aiatMWr .liM'. ' "Mj-V- r 'WW uips Sfr.'" MMUBSMfciaMa IK,',, - ,. iMiiiiiiitmt"1"" ' Onffw ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Subscription Rates Six months Three months Slnglo copies Ouo Year .... H.MHIJUXlUlMimiL.lt.l.illU-14-J--J- -! UWUJUUimmUJI I" ..... f CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor F. D. Raoh. Police Judge A. J. Beunett. Chief of Police Wm. Bradley. Night Oblef J. H. Hamby. Olty Clerk Paul P. Price. Treasurer Frapk B. Arnold. City Physician W. KL. NlBbot. City Englueer R. E. Wblpfler. Street CommlssionorRobt. Wood Counollmen MadlHon Oldham, F. D. Rash, Geo. 0. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, 0. M Henry. Meeting night flrst Monday night in each month. School Trustee Paul M. Moore, Board of Health Ed M. Trahern, G. Gilbert King and Curtis B. Johnson, M. D. Postmaster Ohas. Oowell. Fibb PErABTMENT H. D. Rogers, Chief; F. B. Arnold, Assistant Chief; Ohas. Barnett, Captain; Claude Long, Gilbert Long, W. D. Cavnness, Brick Southworth, Baker Fugate, Ge6. T. Miller, Will Ray-burBryant Deal, Firemen. mase every Sunday and a. m. Second mass and preachinp 9:80 a. m. Vespere and benediction 7 p. m. Rev. J. P. MoParland, Pastor day-at7:00 Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday nlghtB. Visiting members invited to attend. Lodges era '. jjXggSMiiV fl.00 BO Visiting, members are cordially invited to attend any of these Fjnley.Salmon Wilo Oabbioan, Clerk. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. H. FAWOHTT PAUL M. MOORE. 25 6 i 1 h 1 : u ,w Memleref Kentucky Press Association and r Spsolruen copies mailed free on application. Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for par- On Thuraday morning, June ' Second District Publishers League Kentucky, Phone No. .' ticulars. Entered at the Earllngton Post Office as Seoond Glass Matter. Madi-senvill- Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store. 119 South Main Street, 4-- MISS e, AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. s Telephone 47 MKlllttt Tuesday, June 25, 1912 n, HllltMMMMH tMIHmilll CIRCULATE -- Madisonville Notes - TIJAT GOOD . OLD P Catholic Oiiuboh. First holy Ohbistian Ohuboh. CHURCHES. i .... .I. . - At Home. Don't Send It Away to the Mail school at 9:80 a.m. Preaching every Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. son, is the guest of Mrs. Will m. Prayer meeting every WednesPritchett. day at 7:80 p. m. Rev. H. J. Bbazelton, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Slaton Who A number of our people are in M. E. Ohuboh. Regular service Earliugtou today attending the have been hero several days, re- third SUnday at 11 a. m. and 7 :80 p. m. turned to their home at Hanson Prayer meeting Thursday eveninp Sunday School Convention. at 2:80 p. m. at 7:80. Sunday-schoMrs. Gordon Hah, of Lexiug-to- Saturday. Class meeting, second Sunday at Mrs. Vera Blaokwell, of' Han- Sunday Order Man. ol u, l is visiting her mother Mrs. Oarr. Mrs. Beard remains in a critical condition. Miss Elizabeth Toombs, daughter of N. 1. Toonibs, had the misfortune to fall ou the sidewalk while playing, bruising an eye and cutting several very painful gashes In her face, a.doctor was called and dressed the wounds, the young lady is able to be out but in a much patched and bau-daged Woodson Browuiug, Jr., left Sunday for Baltimore where he will be page at the Democratic National Oonventiou. W. J. Oox left Sunday for Baltimore where he is delegate to the Convention. T. P. Wand, of the Henderson Gleaner, was in town Sunday and Monday. Turner'Baruhill, of Texas, iB is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Barnhill. condition. Wyatt Edmons, the colored Miss Lizzie Ha wood, of Han-eo- undertaker, who was tried and ts visiting in the city. convicted some time ago for obRev. Adams, of Henderson, taining money under false pretences, has accepted a. new trial. was here Friday. John L. Brien has opened a Mrs. Susau Fugate aud daughter Miss Bessie, ha.ve gone to plumbing shop near tlie Depot. Birmincham to visit Mrs. Rob't. He is an experienced workman. McOulloch. Miss Nannie Barnhill accomFreeman Quails ana son Wal- panied by her sister Mies Agnes ler were here from Hanson Sat- Barnhill, of 'Providence, ..left urday. Weduasday for McGregor, Texas Mrs- - Keut Smith, of Anton, to visit their Uncle Forest Olay, was here Saturday enruute home from Providence, where she vis- they expect to be away a year. ited her sister Mrs. Wilson. Miss Leila Barnhill went to St Louis Wednesday. MrB. Malissa Hearin went to Denver, Ool. Wednesday. Very Serious Mr. and Mrs- - 0. E. 'Slaton, of It is a very serious matter to ask Hanson, are visiting B. M. Slafor one medicine and have, the , wrong one given you. For this ton and other relatives here. reason we urge you in buying to Oscar Oorbm, of Ooiltown was be careful to get tbe genuine . here Wednesday. W. L, DeMoss went to HenBUGK-DRAUGf- lT derson Tuesday. Liver Medicine Mrs. B. M. Slaton returned from Paducah Saturday. The reputation of this old, reliable medicine, for constipation, inM. J. Roberts and family, of digestion and liver trouble, is firmnear Nebo, visited the family of ly established. It does not imitate T. E. DeMoss Saturday and Suu-daother medicines. It is better than n, y. Rev. G. W. Dame, Pastor. M. E. Ohuboh, cSouth. Rev. W. O.Brandon, pastor. Services on everv Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:4o p. m. Sunday school at 9:80 a. m. .Prayer meeting, weanesaay oveningB at 7:80 o'clock. Ladies' Aid Society every Monday afternoon. Official Board meeting Mon-daafter flrst Sunday :u eaoh v 10:80 a.m. month. has BerviceB 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night before aud Sunday night following y eych Suhday prayer meeting evening. Sabbath school Dr. A. O. Sisk, Supt. Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Paftor W. H. Gregor, of Wed-desda- MlSBIONABY BAPTIST OHUBOH 20th., the marriage of Mias Mary Agnes Salmon to Dr. Austin Flint Finley was solemized at tbe home of the brides parents with Rev. 6. M. Bernard officiating. Miss Salmon is the popular aud talented daughter of Senator and Mrs. R. M. Salmon, ofllsley, Ky. Dr. Finley, tho son of Dr. and Mrs. Thos. Fiuley, of St. Oharles, Ky., is a promising young phy6i-eicia- u, having served as mining physician for the Orabtree Ooal Mining Oompany for the paBt several years. The attendants were Miss Bess Wigtou, of Huutsville, Ala., as Bridesmaid and Miss Johnnie Sharp, of Knoxville, Teun., as maid of honor, both having been schoolmates of MiBs Salmon at Belmont College. Mr. Kimrael Finley, brother of the groom served as best man, Many beautiful gifts in silver, cut glass, china and linen bespoke the popularity of both bride aud groom. Dr. and Mrs. Finley left immediately for French Lick and other points of interest,. They expect to be at home to friends at Ilsley, Ky., after July 18. How's This7 We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0. have gkoown F Ji We, tbe undersigned, Cheney ((or the last is years, and' believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any 'obligations raado by his firm, Waldino, Kinman & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. H all's Catar.'h Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and .mucous surfaces of the system, testimonials sent free. .Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. , t v-- X". The Finest Summer Suits w i m rr 5 Possible to sell, ranging all the way from $10 to :;ri- tl.tr, tv.r $35, with special reduction suit saleB at intermedi- ftw . ate prices, and one of tho greatest stocks in the B& r i". ."'' to make your selection from. Negligee and :V.y States vacation wear in thin coats, $2.50 to $7.50. "White W v and fancy trousers, $8.50 to $6.50. Soft Shirts, 1".Y .1.. 50c to $5.00. Underwear, all sleeve arid leg length Vl . n 1 5 .B n ! 3 50c to $2.50. m r. The world's best make in Straw Hats and .!.. mSummer Oxfords, canvas or fancy leather. i Wash and Summer Woolen suits for the boye. ; u m ?:Y m IT T.L'.Xl A rj-- PAYS TO TRADE HERE. A . ?p o; i. 1 Af !Of f CJTJ iKrXr 1KVj J&TTirXTirTrJis.'TT1S'ti M kv) M m 171 r.x; AJPr8' MMf Sr iM rrciCLnLJ:SB.v VAVI I .".P.. mi . mmmE AP4S umtimmiASS'm XWnr?ir?JW isjs 1 " JJU Vprvv,irci !W fcwJH iMSjyMy H 1'tan 'fiHJ s mjwWMI mmr ' tsjjrraipwsrjrpTjijBjirTjifn tyiiM You Can't Make Water Run Up Hill b k hr !!! Neither can you make macmne useu. Louisville. Services tourth Sunday morning and evening in each month and Saturday evening preceding. Prayer meeting Friday evenii.g. Sunday sohool 2 p. m. uev. T. J. juynn, jfastor. EPI8COPAI1 Ohuboh Services 2nd and 4tn Sunday night at 7:45 at the Library. Sunday School at 8 p. m. Rev. Geo. 0. Abbitt, Rector. Genkbai Baptist Ohuboh. Typewriter do good work with a poor Kibbon. The efficiency of a Typewriter depends .as much upon the quality of the ribbon you use, as upon the u Ada Pavec is 111 With Appendicitis Ada Favors, the little daughLODGES.?; Masonic Lodge E. Wi, Turner, ter of Lee Favors, was sent to No. 548 meetB 1st. and 3rd'. Fridays Nashville Monday tope operated . in eaoh month, E. J. Phillips, Sec. on for appendicitis. The friends Viotoria Lodge, No. '84';- - K. of P. of the family trust the'operation meetB every Monday night. Visit, ors welcome. will be successful. . "ELMERITO" Typewriter Ribbons are RIBBONS OF QUALITY. We.guarantee them to be woven edge, close . We want you to try one at 60c; use weave and it a week, and if you find a flaw in it, bring il back to us and receive a new one FREE of charge, or your money back if you prefer. "EL MERITO" ribbons speak for themselves. - 'i 60cts. Single Ribbons 'A? - ' - '"'-' "--'.- $3.50 A Half dozen lots $0.00 Dozen lots full-inke- d. ,- , . ' " ' "- ,K i Ebnest Newton, others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN P2 mmmmmmmmKimmmmm Y. Q. Walkeb, Sec. Golden Cross Lodge, Earlingtou. No. 525 meets 1st. and 8rd, Saturday nigbt in each month. Mbs. Bebtha TJmstbad, Sec. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 1st and ard saturaay ntgnts m eaon month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Sec. Lodge, Earlington Ben Hur Court, No 55, meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at "old Masonlo Hall. Dr. 0. B. Johnson, Scribe, Standwaite, Tribe No. 57,Red Men meets every Friday sleep. Habby Long, C. of R. Woodmen of the World, Catalpa Camp No. 80. meets every Wednesday night. All members are earnestly requested to be there. Bebnabd Walton, Clerk. Sarah Hayes has returned from Monbob Davis, Deputy Clerk. Mayfield. Modern Woodmen of the World. Mrs. J. H. Morgan has mumps. No. 11992 meets every Wednesday. Y. Q. 561 Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. W. No. meets every Thursday night. K. of R, and S. A Texas Wonder LAMASCO SUPPLY CO. Room 3 The Texas Wonbor cures Kidney and cureB diabetes, weak and lame ARLINGTON, backs, rheumatism, and all irregularities of bladder troubles, remov- ?,A!,4MamM.&.-Jan- !i I'.. .,Aagi,8iT.Midi.ii taaieaton-i- r ing grayel, the kidneys and bladder in both men' and women Regulates blaCder trourles in children. If not sold by yonr druggist will be sent by mail on reoipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months treatment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure, Send for testimonials from Ky. and other stateB. Dr. E. W, NOT TRANSFERABLE Hall 2953 Olive street, St'. Louis Mo. druggists. h'old by all Victory Building. KENTUCKY. 4 lin I At fto iri8ririhiiiit"iiiitlfi Ai J The Bee's Mammoth Cave Contest Good for 25 Votes- tor - Married men are more thoughtful than single men,, not because they waut to be but because they have to be. m Mi It placed in Ballot Box in Bee Office tetore Friday, June 28 ElkB, B. P. O. No. 788 moets at Madisonville Monday night. B. N. Gobdon, Exalted Ruler. Walkeb, Sdo. I. C. R. FL TIME CARD. Time of departure of Illinois Oen-trtrainB from Nortonville, Ky. No. No No, No. NOBTH BOUND. 102 1.28 p.m. 101 8.40 a. m. 122, local pas6.10.45 a. m. 186, al Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. Earlington Chapter, U. D. 0., meetB 1st Thursday in eaoh month mm irises? at 2:80 p.m. r? Mbs. Emma Davis, Pres. local GjBG p. m. 7 SOUTH BOUND t2 m t.'.'?N BW2 Ijqw Round Trip Fares from Earlington to Hi IkW ' kH.'M wr LV ysM.'v: TO bHY7& v. : ) Uiai, .1 . 5iov-iu3- . at. for anv other meal at any the belt very latest thing jn stove other time, toe . j is can w fODocr. -i3 The Latest Thing in Stoves FofrmKJraont kkummmuu W an antiseptic in your a. m. family and In the caro of your own per-soand you want the best. Instead of what you have been using1 L.& N. TIMEICARD. v, such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or peroxide, won't you please'tryTaxtlne, a concentrated antiseptic powder to be Time 01 arrival of trains passing dissolved in water as needed. through and departure of trains Paxtine is more economical, more originating at Earlington. cleansing, more germicidal and more Effective Sunday, April 0, 1011. healing than anything you ever, used. NOBTH BOUND, 'fllSoa. m. No. 92..t ...11.08 a.m. No. 52. 7,84 p, m. No. 94..., lL22p. m, NO. 54 Of course you use n, For Women Who Care ,4.08 No. 101 1.46 No. 103 No. 121, local paBB.vr.28 No. 185 looal pasB 5.63 a.m. p.m. p.m. W New York and Boston ffl 13. Mm V ) 30 day limit Tourist fares to New York M $32.55 $38.95 - - Boston $35.65 - Boston $42.10 60 dayjimit variable route fares to Kpw York - lira s I Oil It BurnsAsheM ifo It .Cdncen- - tratea Heat i X ' It is Handy , No Dirt It Is Ready No Delay , No Waste chaser; It m baadtomely sawed !a sicW, yfjm cabinet tee, drop thelrei. towol racks, etc Made wtth l.2or3 beraerv lorquoue-bb- a when you went k want k. Itustamckugat, Readier and handier than' coal, cneapertEsn electricity. iTbfl New Perfection Store bm loss, ewowW. It coaceairmtw Oil Cook-stov- e Uwbeat and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, destroy disease germs, and purify the breath, To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean and odorless. To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking, To eradicate perspiration odors by sponge bathing. for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic catarrh, inflammation and ulceration exist, nothing equals hot douches of Paxtine. For ten years the Lydia E. ANTISEPTIC In the toilet to cleanso SOUTH boundV " Reduced round trip fares to in No. 68 No. 95. No. 51...., No. 93 4.80 .f7.49 a.m. .i.21 p.m. 10,48 p.m. a. m. manyjother cities and resorts the East to iiie INTERURBAN TRAINS. NOBTH BOUND. m East 'A As a medicinal agent No. 106....' No. 108,.,. No. 110 . .v. ,7,64a.m. 2.00 p.m. .6.02 p.m. a. ra. 42.67 p. m. .S.IO p. m. 6.10 p m. iftSS1 Superior Service rM sd wberw tou ' Free girea A B) O (Incorporated la Keshwky) CwfagtaB. Ky. LtmUrlBo. Ky Atlaafa, Ca- - Bkmfagtuun. AIm aSTANDARDOIL COMPANY- - ad SudoanvSU, FV. Pinkham Med. Co. has been regularly advising their patients to use it qecause of itB extraordinary cleansing, healing and germicidal power. For this purpose alone Paxtfne is worth its weight TIME CARD. in gold. Also for nasal eatarrh, sore throat, inflamed eyes, cuts and wounds. ' M. H. & E. time card went into All druggists," 25 and 50 cents a box. Xrlal box aud testimony of 3V afleot Sunday, April 9, 1911. a. m. 5:45 No. 112 leaves women free on request. No.ll8arrIveB'..;:'3:80 p, m. THE rAXTONTOIL.ETCO.,oTON.HM. No. 105 No. 107.... No. 109 No. 111., SOUTH BOUND. 7.10 ratei, folderi, Jescrlplive Ittrature and ileeper For particulars, reservation!, address M wm ARS M.H.&E. D. P. BANKS, Ticket Agent nIW' G ;w- t Bear Well in Mind the Date, Saturday, June 29 We could point out thousands of REASONS WHY you. should be here at the. , .HW, jr1y.w fiiT",tt7gy iSfcf?1'' HSSllKv.'K'KV'j opening of our doors Saturday, June 29. at 80 clock Those who are familiar with our Clearance Sales know why we want .you to know also. Come! mmm &m 1 r.r i'.jl:. j Deep Cf Clearance Sale Trices on Dress hooas, dims, ury uooas, Linens, White Goods, Etc., That Show Our Determination to Sell, Regardless of Cost Prices 15c fine dress Ginghams ' 32 inch wide.. 32 inch wide Red Seal and Toile du Nord 10c Dimity, fine 12 chech, 27 inch.. .,....;. '.. . dress Ginghariis, w fast colors I 15c Persian Lawn v "51 40 inch wide . . . 10c Amoskeag dress Gingham "r. ' VW big line of Patterns 15c plain Flaxon.. . .. ., 12c Percals, yard wide best fradc I 35c plain Flaxon best quality Suitin 50c striped pure Linen, 4 Blacfc; .Satin stripe imported patterns, yard wide.. ., 20c MerceTized Bastiste1 44 inch wide very fine 25c white Repp imported 4 1 nn'valifc -- p 1 40 inch wide 35c India Linon, very1 Black stripe Manama 42 in. " fine quality $1.50 bordered Linen, 45 inch $425 valutj.v sponged and shrunk 25c India Linon, Black stripe Bastiste, light 25c Mercerized strip Linen 324iich wide value.... weight, $1 I 2 20c Persian Lawn 27 inch wide . '. ".;. . . . Black stripe Serge, 38 inch 10c white Dimity.small "yi perfect goods wool, 75c value check special value 25c Persian Lawn stripe 44 15c Indian head suiting 36 very sheer Black fancy Herringbone inch, light and black color. I inches $1.00 25c Silk stripe . .'.... value 20c Pajama checks, 36 inch 4 ? Cotton Voile assorted size check 50c Satin stripe with white hairBlack serge 1 15c Pajama checks, 36 inch Marquisette line 42 in. $1.00 value... I C.2 40c Masalia cloth beautiful quality Riar.k silk PodIiii. an ideal summer Black basket weave, 42 inch wide, $1.00 value Black imported Ratine, 42 in. wide, $1 25 value Black Panama; 42 inch wide 50c vnliiP... .. .' Black Mohair, 44 inch wide 50c value BRESS GOODS DRY GOODS " """ y"i v nn f V ?i tfegins Saturday, June 29, 1 V Big Reduction in Prices gC Ww JE .11 WHITE 600DS 10c Longcloth . J.- - ft E ft U .35 .12 f ft V Q 0 Uh ivV .25 "f .85 .80 .60 9 .19 ftj 4ft U .12 .59 .75 ,98 . 19 Fabric, 42 inch 1 $1.50 value Gray Novelty suiting, 50 inch $1.00 value.. Dark Gray all wool Viaeraau ftjE 50 inch $1.25 value Gray Satin stripe, light weight. 42 inches $1.00 "7f alue IU Light Blue Gray plaid, 36 J? 9 inchj 50c value Dark Gray stripe suiting $1.50 value Navy Panama) 50jin all wool AA .65 99 ft 12c Pajama checks, 36 inch very special value 7c pure Indigo apron' checks, full 27 inch - ft jU I LAWBfS .9 31 ' " 75c 75c 18c Check Dimity .10 .10 Art youratJjoss Beduotione. uowe Big You Don't It's And See What's Doing. .25 $25.00 Hart Schaffnerm 4 ft 7E Sale begins at 8 o'clock sharp and Suits.. .U? Igia .15 $22.25 Hart Schaffnerj and .25 $20.00 Marx Suits. $17.75 Saturda Hart Suits..., $15,75 ............ .16 Strouse t4I TPeTL: UI gdl JUIV ldIdIIL JdlC ...Ml L. i I.. Cl Will UK Suits. f 9 IIHS .121 ..... ti "7e? jmo.uu airouse tiros. cp l High Suits. the migh .15 $12.50 Geiershoper's I Ct f 9 guaranteed suits... .18 $10.00 Geiershoper's $10,75 Sensational Julv Clearence Prices On All Wor $8.75 .25 guaranteed suits PANT Underwear, Clildreni KNE1 GHILIEIN'S WA8H DBE8S36 Lixq best grade .25 aii Udd Pants 4 ft of our Spring Goat Suits, price. White Swiss with black J most ot them White Serges, that are Children's Colored 6and white . to years ,49 at 69c and 49c evening wear. Choice for all White Embroideried .49 $4.00 Straw Hats. $298 any Suit at Half Price. Swiss Girl's Colored Parcale and Ginghand attractive styles, TJP'to-Datft ........ ...62 Men's and Boys' Clothing ...12 SmtR v The news about this great Clearance Sale is so remafkabll those who. do not. expect to buy. that we may prove to them ourl The people of Madisonvule and Hopkins County have helped us therefore, the great satisfaction we feel in proving worthy, as we'j It's a good plan to take advantage of a Clearance Sale like r patronage. season s Stock by prices we quote. Its-you- advantage; the present and the future. The boat Clothes 'In the vrorld arf In this July Clearance Sale, Fine. All Clearance Sale Merchandise has oeen Ticketed 'with.J New, Hart Sohalfner real downright bargains and don't you forget it. and Marx and Strouae Bros. High II 4 Marx : . . . ?- Marx $18 00 High Art Bros. M " I ... . Art I. i .. j ODD . CIUUIUIUCUCU ICdl . .. KnicKer reduced in COAT SUITS .,... All New STKAW MATS fine cool Dresses, ages 2 75c, Dresses, 14, !$25.d Vo Lif 20.q for dresses! STAPLXS 10-- 4 ,t 4 Big lot of Lawns and Batistes carried C 19 $3.00 Straw Hats. $2;50 Straw. Hats. from last season worth up to 25c yd Wild Rose Bastic 12 all new patterns 15c Woven stripe Madras l-- 2c 4 If U .9 jC bleached Pepperel 9-- 4 . sheeting . bleached'Peppefel sheetinl-.i'- ... ......... . .t f iVV inall colors.. 25c Egyptian Tissues and Woven Flaxons 15c Mercanized v -- $1.0'0 value. : , - .... -. .- . 9lJ I Jf (1 A Navy Sherlma cjpth 54 inch sheer Mull . . ., wide, $1.20 value Navy .Mohair, 14 inch wide 20c Printed Flaxons 20c value 1 25c Bordered Lawns, 40 inch Navy Chevon stripe suiting wide, to close out 44 inch, $1.00 value IU LINENS Black and White plaid 38 inch 50c 36 inch Irish Shirtwaist Linen 4 value very good 25c value special 36 inch Sheer Linen Cambric Brown stripe suiting '38 regular 25c retailer inch $1 25 value.. . Very fine Irish Linen 36 inch, 35c value Brown Repp suiting 42 in 36 inch Linen Lawn, sheer quality, 35c value Dark Brown Rajah Woolen Our 65c quality, pure Irish value 46 inch, $1.00 Linen, 36 inch wide.. .. Dark Green suiting 45 inch Our 75c quality, pure Irish $1.00 value Linen; 36 inch wide. . . , Red Basket weave 42 inch Our 75c quality, pure Irish $1.00 value Linen Cambric, 36 inch.. Win,e .Collar French serge' SUMMER UNDERWEAR jnch, $1.00 value.... 1 ,HSILKS 10c Ladies' Gauze Vest 15c Ladies' Gauze Vest 50c Check ajojijplaid Taffeta extra size , . ... silks, 18 inch wide 15c Ladies' Gauze Vest 4f 50&stripped$JiVessaline for "Stayup" shoulder straps.. I d?e$ses and waists, 18 in. 25c Ladies' Fine & 75csSJilk Sergei in stripes and checks Gauze Vests Sl colors, 27 ("A 50c Ladies' .mercerized "frE inch wide: . . Gauze Vests 75c fancy and plain Messa- 25c Ladies' Gauze weight lines 27 inch wide Union suits, soiled.... $"liOQ Messalines and Taffetas, plain 50c Ladies' Crestwood summer and fancy patterns, Union .suits, regular "7JK , .27 inch. . , sizes only $iV25 fancy Silks, all kinds 50c Pilling knit .Pants, Lace, Button regular and extra inuuucu, uur newest pai,... OjC sizes 50e Kimona silks 27 and 36 inch aC.9 v widths, 50c $1 00 Men's fine Balbriggan and value. .. mwJ Otis White lisle shirts jE $t 50 white Seaside Ripple silk, 27 and drawers inch wide QQ 50c Men's Poros-ku- it O'K $1.50 value knee drawers 75c fancy bordered Seco silks, 40 51.00 Men's White lisle union suits inch wide; a big 4 length, a beautiful bargain cool garment. 35c fancy Seco silks :fnt stripes and $1.00 Athletic cut Twintex Union :j ' figures, 27 4 9 suits, a nefr II inches fabric frhijcture with Special Athletic cut Nain 2.5c Silk arid Cotton ; silk Polkadot, 4 JE sook Union suits 'five colors 25c Boys' Balbriggan shirts and Knickers 35c Lenosette stripe Summer fabric, white, black. 50c Elastic seam Pepperel light blue., Drill drawers ....... "A .95 .35 fl .... 19 .19 4 .12 41 I fa2 4Q .'.,......... . ' . ST-- 4 bleachedPepperel sheeting . . .i . . .. . ' . bleached" Pepperel .25 $2.00 Straw Hats. .23 $1.50 Straw.Hats, .21 $223 One $187 $148 '9"ii GOATS ages 6-- 4 ilbZ f 19 sheeting 10-- 4 brown Pepperel ' sheeting 9-- 4 brown Pepperel .18 .23 .21 .92 $L005traw3H.ats. 75c Straw ? tf r Hats. 50c Straw Hats. 25c Straw sheeting...' .1& .75 .80 .50 vU .65 .75 19 .25 .25 .49 .59 .59 ' .7 , .35 10 iVV .99 PA ........ .99 .19 ,85 ! qU .99 .15 .39 'SC Lawn Combing Jacket 36 inch Coro bleached Dom- d1 Buttonhole Stitched Edge, 4 .estic w"orth 8c, today 20c Peanut Hats 1 15c value 36 inch Advertiser bleached Do- - "91 PANAMA IATS mestic worth 10c, today Just 12 Genuine Panana Hats worth Good Lawn Dressing Sacque Sailor Collar and belt 36 inch fine Sea Island brown Do from $3. 50 to $6.00 sizes 25c value mestic worth 10c 6 4 to 7 8 choice... ' lOQcxY tJ Lon Kimona, Buttonhole FELT HATS 36 inch Standard brown Domes ? Stitched edge, 48 value . $3.50 Gold Medal Special tic worth 7c, today Long Kimona, Good Lawn Hats PETTICOATS 27 inch Red Star Diapers, Bor. bdge, 7oc value.... Gold Medal XXXX $3.00 hemmed, ready for use;. Black ImitationHeatherbloom Hats Extra full cut fine Lawn KiFull Standard Calico all you want, $2.50 Gold Medal XXX Petticoat, 98c value, only mona, special value at.. . 2,500 yards o dozen to sell at. Hats to sell. $1 50 Fine Lawm $2.00 Gold Medal XX Hydegrade Halcyon Petticoat, Kimona '. Hats HOSIERY soft like Messaline, black $2 00 Fine Lawn and $150 Volunteer Brand and colors, $1.50 value. 10c Ladies' Black Crepe Kimona Hats Cotton Hose . . . All Silk Messaline Petticoat $2 50 Serpentine Crepe $1.26 Volunteer Brand 15c Ladies' Fancy $5.00 value speHats Kimona ;. Stripe Hose cial at $1.00 Volunteer Brand $3.50 Oriental Silk 15c Ladies' Gauze Hose Linen Haks...sl SiJk Messaline Petti- Kimonas v .. spliced Heel and toe, coats, pi OQ value.. MEN'S SHIRTS $5.00 Fine all Silk garter top Q Kimonas and Negligees $9i9-9- j BestBlack Taffeta Petticoat a 15c Ladies' White Sole 4 w $1.50 Faultless Day . mrsKcr .mm. &tW ni14y00 value, our. .iu-TShirts Black Hose ;... I Dress Shirts .Vll bw?h; w w $1.25 Ladies' Tan Silk Boot Hose 4 Jfcj All $1.25 and $1.19 Combination Two Collars to match . slightly imperfect. . . . .'. . I PMK01SS SLIPS C $1.00 Negligee and Suits consisnng of Corset Cover and Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose, white 4 Drawers, choice Sic Splendid qualify .Muslin Pnn- :. I 91? Pleated Shirts or Black 25e grade $2.00 Combination Suits, lace cess sups jbi.o vaiue White Silk Hose, Ladies' Shirts of all kinds 50c trimmed and very sheer . . . . .$1.48 Embroidery trimmed, lace trim slightly imperfect 50c . Moh-- ; No Manhattan.. Arrow or $2.50 and $3.00 Combination med Princess Slips grade.....'..... arch Shirts included in this sale. Suits very elaborately made, $1,SI $2.00 . ' Infant's Dropst,itched Hose Hats. 74 59 39 19 Good r. $12.50 One Fine Linen Coat, size 36, $6.00 value One Black Taffeta Short Coat, size 36, "7C $7.50 value. Oi One White Serge .Short Coat, full lined with washable silk, size 34, $15.00. Black Taffeta Coat. in long, size 36, 54 .8 to $1.28, 98c and $198, $1.48 Boys $5.75 Rompers for Infants.and Girls and Creepers for made garment the $4,75 market, regular onvalue. Qft mi Vpi Ek v: tl 9C $15.i $180 Best 50c i 9 $10.00 Foulard Dresses, colors '" StLK'BKESSES Uvv lio.t Mi Ki&se ..... ..... XIHOKAS $5.75 ...12 ft Uv 3-- 3-- 1.98 9 .6 .4 279 2.39 5c 5c 10c 9 ft .1.99 1.59 1.19 ...i99 .79 15c 25c 50c 98c $1.23 $1.48 $1.98 $2.48 , W; and Nayyf slzes &M 18 and 38 $6.0f S $12.50 changeable Taffeta, bordered foulard and Messaline Dresses, sizes, $5C4 -Lm, 14, 16, 18, 36 and f 38, choice 911 I4.'0Ci "" rij! $15.00 stripped Messaline and Check ed Taffeta Dresses, 13.00. stzes 16, 34 and 36. . I $17.60 guaranteed Taffeta dresses, Well sizes 16, 34 and 36 and Lt. blue Gc Chiffon Dancing Dresses made over $i: messaline ftC P499 $1 Cf A7C $0 9 r w tft "J5I six a land vl 98c $': 49c c M (: ftQ A $l':2i. .9 OC or;V, nam $o all 3lA $1.79 mAil ft J ft jDa49 ft ftft $1.9i .all ft UC 1.19 4.9 ftQ -- '. ...i98 79 1i r O ft A lei WV Fine; at bed lac -- ; 10c grade- - ,, Infant's Dropstitched Hos'e ; OQ .90 OR -- '. 4 .C9 3-- -- ....;... 19 .Uj ft ft ,.. 9 .79 25cTicked Colored Sox... Men's Silk Sox i...c .45 50c Phoenix Guaranteed Silk .18 $1.00Sox....thread .37 Silk Sox Black Finest .9 yrt .99 ,.,. 20c grade ., K4 Infant's Colored Sox 25c grade, small size.."v. J Misses Everware Hose, 50c ;' rade for 35c, 35c erade"4 or 25c, 25c grade ,...,'.. 1 29c 5c 10c fg III? 91? valu.... f ,ft $1,48 , '.r., ft This Annual Clearance Sale Starts, 'xr. 5? M" a Saturday, June, your Dollars 9 15c Men's Lisle Hose 15c Men's White Sole Black Hose 25c, Men's Knox Knit and 10c 10c 19c 19c 42c 75c and will continue for Two Weeks. If this great Clearance Sale will make at a o'clock Do Double Duty, Where will tjou be on that date? .'V ;M&ciiso:ra.ville, t. m "t"i t. '(Itf; rftUWWW'n.ffr'g V,iV.W,u. f n 1ii ""' ..n - A ""' S - . I: .- ..- - .. ,. 4 ,. . .:;.wirSS, . jj.,, . .. . f"T ,1 i'. Be Here lir-JaL--r fry u i. iimtSkj:l..I"GS csi ssw at Opening of Our Doors, Saturday, June 29 n u f V Ends Saturday, July ) Promptly at 8 o'clock. Saturday morning, June 29, the wheels of this mighty movement will begin to revolve. We want you to- join us at that hour and wjtness the grandest, most spectacular sight in the history of local retailing. - r :. M t:1 9 I to m 13 Bargain Counter of Notions Wjre Hair Pins one bunch for. . l&rfce ,i fiT"' & t ft fa i C. l: 4 'V '.' 1 . 7 NJ - .w. r. Rugs, Mattings, House Furnishing! At size 18x36 JLJirf f visit to the store by even ability in value-givinThis is a really wonderful sale. A July Clearance of to make, this store what it is. They will understand, lo here, of their continued respect, good will and Shoes for Everybody a g. that we will appreciate 1 1 1 1 RUGS Savinrfs- in Thi' TKr C. earance cdale j .j, vci WHITEQUILTS yr Palm FansO $1.00 Axminster Mats $1.50 Axminster Rugs Some shoes make the feet this. Weshow how much we want to clean up the and some make the pooketbook tired tired ods are good-ayou can buy wisely for both the and some make both very tired. The ever? Shoes make both happy. whole famllv may be supplied econ YELLOW TAGS. Look for them, They convey omically at this Great Clearance s N ' ,85 Whije Cotton tape . Box Mourning pirist z(xoh incnes $1.75 Matting Ax. Rugs Du-lin- 'a Hale. ' '6' I M i 200 pairs Ladies' Slippers in our best makes, values $2 50 $3.50 and $4.50, Patents, Gun Metals and Vici, Button, Blucher and Strap styles, some of all 4 sizes bti . morning, June 29, 1912 iiest Carnival of This Great Dresses, Etc. I QU pa Card fancy colored, pins Barbours pure Flax nreadr bkein . . ..;;'... Darning Cotton Diack, white, tan 1 Turkey Red Floss sppol . . 5c Feathur Stite braid. . .. Montmellic ThreaclSein . up to $3.50, choice. . . iou pairs uniaren's suppers in Perilusta Emb. vFos"s Skein. Parents, Vici and White Canvas, all sizes up to Misses' size C Box Invisabld hair pins.. .. 1, values up $1.50 choice.. UU 200 pairs Children's Slippers, Blacks Book of Gold head pins TT 1 H fF TTT t f 10c value...:...": w Jeaav-to-and Tans, almost all sizes includ Extra Jarge Box wire ed, values up to $2.00 hairpins Choice SfilET-WAISTWOMEN'S CRIB AKD WASH DEE8BI8 125 pairs Slippers for Boys and Black and Tans, values Large book of .black head pins.rnr Girls. ) Lingerie and oO Striped Madras Waists, A up to $2.50 :e Dresses ... regular 50c value all sizes.. o I Book of dull Mourning pins.-- ..l Choice 25 Fine Repp Tailored Waists Lingerie and .ft Big lot of Men's fine Howard and $1.25 and $1.50 values. . . lui Dresses.... Foster $4. and $5. Oxfords, good Treasure safety pins. . . . 20 Lingerie Waists made, of a) Lingerie and A & styles in Patents, Gun Metal, Tans Warren's Grosgrain Collar Embroidery and Lace ie Dresses,.... I supports , and Via, some or all $1.25 and $1.50 values.. 1 i?) Lingerie and sizes, Choice.......... Package extra long All our very newest lingerie and Kd Dresses.... wire Hairpins?.... Substantia.! Redactions en Every Slip rauored waists $1.50 values per and Oxfardg in Our Hswie. ) Lingerie and low neck, short sleeves, high Book white head' pins neck, long sleeves, Presses..... Embroideries Ladies' sheer Mull Laces Also 3 Peplum 0 lingerie and handkerchiefs . . . t: styles, choice jxjuisette Dresses.. 1000 yards of Pure Linen Torchon,' Choice any $2.00 Lace eugeso ana insertions gr Best" Brass Pins, full' count . . . . I'Lingeriijhnd Lingerie Waists. values up to 12 c yard. . , 'Apresses...,... Choice any $2.50 120u yards of. Val. Laces and Inser"-- Pearl buttons,. 1st quality .lingerie and , Lingerie waists.. tions, all pretty new patterns f? sn presses mj values up" to 10c SEPlftATl IIIRTS l'Ocbox ShelliHair pins. Lingerie and 500 yards of wide Normandy Val. Choice of 35 Skirts in Black en Dresses Laces ana insertions, and Colors, sold regularly Esfella Hair weavers,. 6' for. Lingerie and v. .. ' values up to 20c. . Hi- from $7.50 to $16.00J je Dresses ' each PfH I J 750 yards very fine Val. Laces and tlOc.Hair Nets, all colors. . . Lingerie and m f? $4.00 Misses' New insertions, au new siyica, m ,uruK.cu Boss'.Ball thread shi Dresses sets, values up Spring Skirts B '' f 7 balls for. ua'de House Dresses of to 20c Ladies' and Misses' .? $5.00 xl- Percales and Chambray New Skirts 3000 yards of Cambric andlnser 1,98, $1,73, $1.48, Magic Halr.cdrlers, 2 for. ' $6 00 Fine Skirts, tions, values up to l&c, black and colors .. per yard... 10c Feether. stitch braid. . sowjrs A $7.50 Serge and . of Cambric and; Swiss 2000 yards Fancy Skirts )zen Muslin Gowns, full cut tages, ana insertions, vaiues 10c Thimbles, all sizes... ;. ' ,ell made, values up to . I U Bias fold Tape $8.50 Fancy. Worsted up to 25c per yard onlv 3 to customerO and Mixtures 10000 yards fine wide Cambric Edges three width's.'. yes, high or V $10 00 Fine Tailored choice patterns values up h -- Skirts cwns, long or snort , to 35o per yard Fairy Spiral collar supports. A ves.hignorvnecK $2 50 White Cotton Wide 27 inch Flouncing, very special Ladies' pure Linen S m&Q Gowns, high neck, slipovers Corduroy Skirts values. 39o aualitv. handkerchiefs leek, re?,, ex. size 2$c 10 patterns MUSLIN UNDERWKAR . .. . jw ... .-i vrmi oOL Doa. an ?& AU 27 inch Flouncing that sold White Cottage curtain rods. . quairty musnn urawers fine cjfmbric or Gowns' regularly at 49c, 59c and 69c yard. tucked bottom, open or 4 Q bk bodies 39c Red Star Diapers 27x27 inch. closed tCks, all sizes.. .. I 33 C Choice styles All 27 inch Flouncine. exquisite.pat- iri .Women's Ocean Pearlbuttons BetteruaJitie Gowns includes terns that sold regularly at pyc ana 12, 14, 16 line Drawwsce ana emDroia- very latest grades. 4? I ,......SS 98c, Choice at 75c and. . ' All 27 inch Flouncing, very deep COVERS 0JSET djodyjuajity, well made Mus- Women Initials, 3 doz. for . . ' worK ana oeauiuui, paucrns, - nn urawcra lor ginb age u, quality Cambric Corset , . . . lie Lingerie washable Tape regular $1.48 values 15 and 17 years at all colors.;. .?. kvers, lace tnmmea FANCY RIBBONS 35Cj 29c and. bsefitHSir Stickerie "braid t A lot of verv beautiful Sash Ribbons, Child's Muslin Drawers, some 6 vard nieces'. Nainsook' Corset Covers, 6 to 9 inches wide, values up to 20c Feather stifch Braid 51 tucked, some ruffled bottoms, utifully trimmed, ribbons, $1.50 yard 2. to 12 years 20c and 15c es and Embroidery, Am .values, all go at one price. nnn ana.Diuc. choice 198. TB'.awd'" ....... .ff M del y ?Tta. j .? 25c Stickeriejbraid all cplor? ST . BA LUCKY WOMEM WITH SMALL &u pairs suppers, in sizes 1 to 3, all kinds and values ..... 75 Store ft .lens ear garments, Muslin S ,75 -- 4 2 2 75x85 Fringed White em Orochet Quilt 350 78x88 Scalloped White'....J4 QU 2 Orochet 975 $2.60 value 2 2 00 78x88 hite Satin Quilt a 3 $18 value.. .. 12 75 Hemmed very special. b Aft Oil 9x1.2 Best 82x92 Scalloped Satin Quilt Brussels 3 Rug ft ft A O OO fc cheap at $4.00 ID $20.00 value 3 9x12 Seamless Velvet, $25.00 I D SHEETS Seam value, 3 only 2 slightly soiled 4 "y . "ye 72x90 Welded value Bleached 39 Sheets, 50c rugs O f 54x90 Single Bed Seamless 9x12 Axminster Rug $22.50 4 grade, slightly soiled Sheets, best quality && f Q. --f m 81x90 Dallas Bleached J (Q only one .4 Seamless Sheets...'..., 69 9x12 $2.50 Finest Ax Rugs 27x54 inches $4 00 Best Ax Rugs 32x72 inches 9x12 Brussels Rug $12.50 oniy one 10 sen at 9x12 Lennox 0 wire Tapestry Brussels Rues 10-wi- re i:xoH incnes 125 159 200 White Crochet Quilt, hemmed, $1.25 value, 4. Double bed size ' 72xg0 White Pique Quilt, easily washed. . . . 4 Extra Large Olarenden Crochet Quilt, very Qfg special at ... f QQ aa 00 CjJ - a) IK . a M . AND PILLOWCASES t& f-- ft -- Royal Axminster $25.00 ,.. $1 7.75 v ft D $14.75 $10.75 $8.75 $6.75 $5.75 $4.75 $3.75 $2.75 $1.95 QOg d "ffi .itw 100 Rugs, Bright new patterns 4 4 9x12 Finest Wiltom one tan one blue All 9 Rues, 1 O "7C I fQ )A 7R Lt 9 81x90 Pequot Seamless Sheets very Heavy grade 90x90 Utica Hemstitched 4 Bleached Sheets 1 42x36 Cambridge Pillow Oases, 7 79 ft ft 09 10 VA 1 IV CO ..iOw MATTINGS each.: l'9 QC a Oft iJO and ?4 $1 .48 $1 .98 l-2- .0 , ye fln - 0"7f rv $3.95 $4.95 .$5.95 $ 79c fcJ fte pi W E Dm?3 QC oroOA 5iyie:....ww -i- .(... $1,29 tf4 CO 03 ervt-trimme- d q 4uC i...mJV 4 qc 19c ft Mm mm ",X 17 15 5 20 85c Mercerized Hemmed 5 8 ...... Napkinsrsize .75e 25 $1.00 Mercerized 18x18 Hemmed 5 Napkins, size 20x20 ...:.' .'. 15c 50 Mercerized Napkins 35 bleached, size 24x24 full $1.25 5 Rugs..,....; f IU 50 Pure 7 6x9 feet Jap. Matting 1 25 $2 special Linen ,Dinner Napkins Rugs $2.M c $3.00 Pure Linen 7 9x12 Jap Matting Rugs.. 250 Napkins special $2.51 Ohina Matting 9x12 $3.50 Scalloped Lunch Napkins, 7 Rugs ri 400 Pure Linen ...$2.95 $4.00 Pure Linen Dinner 7 Napkins special $3.45 c yard White Nottingham $5.00 Pure Linen Gdld Medal 7 Lace Curtains; pair 19 45 Napkins Dinner size $4.45 yard White Nottingham 8 Lace Curtains, pair 65 Mercerized r; 8 $100 Ruffled Lace Curtains 85 50cDamask, Bleached wide White or Cream Imported 8 $1.50 White or Ecru 1 25 75cbleached, 2 Damask, full .'5'ff ' yards wide ..... Curtains...00 all pure Linen Damask " $2.00 and $1.75 lace 4 Eft ...,... 8 tains, white or ecur, pr.. 2 yards wide W iWe $3.00 Finest Notingham $1.25 all pure Linen Damask :v N '' 8 Lace Curtains, pair fa V Beatifu Patterns JI" .50 Finest pure linen Damask, IS ...,,. and $1.50 Scrim Curtains, 8 $1.75 edge Lace $1.25 4 ft big variety yards 2 faU RED 10 $2.00 Lace Edge Etomine A Mfc THERE. HERE I ttv Best Scotch Lawn, fresh, Curtains.; J1 12 $2.50 Etomjne Curtains, A "JFJE new patterns 45 w2 lace insertion and eqge.. I 9 15 $3.00 Etomine Curtains, O 1t K Standard Calico, 2,500 yards 4 to sell no limit tmm lace trim ecru color. CLOTH w Besf heavy grade Wall Curtain, A 4 Table Oil doth, marble pattern, Canvas, yard wide it S veins a 25e Cluny lace,. ground fith white T 4 4 4 4 4 Jap Mattines in red, green or blue colors, our our fine TOWELS . , . regular 25c quality, all fresh new stock, July Clearence Price All our Best Two Tone Hlum-- . s, inated and floral Jap regular 30c and 35c qualities, July;-- . Clearance Price 20c and 18c China Mattings good weight 25c China Mattings, heavy and close woven 35c Best 116 Warp China Matting 2 feet Jap. Matting Mat-tine- 9ft bU 25 Huck Towels, size 16x32, very special "..... 5e 10c Huck Towels, size 18x36", slightly imperfect 7c 15c Huck Towel, size 20x43, biggest value in town Huck Towels, size 17 jiuk jo, nemsuicnea 25c Pure,Linen Huck Towels Heavy durable quality. . . . l-- 2c 10 l-- 2c 121 -- . NAPKINS C. . . $1 ' ;' - -- Y LACE CURTAINS 2 TABLE LINENS 64-in. .K . - cur- - $1 l:itu i q e $1 v .. 1- -2 1 SOME MOT BARGAINS PICKED AND 1 .OIL ... 1 $4.00-Scrim- ; XV .t i, f : This store will be closed all day Fri- day, June 28, in order that we may thoroughly prepare the tease pt that. will greet youon'the fallowing morning. 4 : .v;--, i :"--r oar-gair- is k day, June, X9. ' Be on hand when the door ocjen at o'clock Sharj, Satur- . IceiTLtULCjlcy " Good Brown domestic ' value owjain, jmy yard wide DBAPIRY it 1 ' clearance;pric"e Coro bleached Domefitie CM GAUZE HOSE fine quality yarqwi?.;....,w! 50c Woven Cplored Madras. , . 20 dozen Wo.men's black. Gauze Lisle wt Good Huck'Towels jf" h6sej. our regular 25c quality, with 35c FinestVnhted'Scririi.TTrv.tf size 10x32. jnches m sugnt imperrecuonb, 5ozen shell HaiF bins While they last at 1T .". 25c Printed-Scrim- , worth 10 cents all colors..' I TABLE SQUAR.ES t Red Star diapers already Fine Mercer ze"d Liilerl Domask table 12 Printed Madras at.. . hemmed, 27x27 inch Covers, 30 irj. sqjUSrtf, an JC Long Cottonade Pants for 25c FtripedEtomine, 40 in. exceptional 50c valud . . . . . O boys worth 50c wiae, wnue or ecru SILK R.EMNANT4 'Lot of CHrfdren's slippers All short lengths of Silks, including! 25c Plain Ecru Scrim at. . . values up to $1.50...., lattetas, Messalmes,' Women's Madras' shirts Chaneeables. S6rees and Fancies at Colored Burlap, red, green Waists, worth 50c HALFPRICB of brown 15c grade bla"ck ic ! ff0 . . 1 i 5 1- -2 v 12 JS 20 iu lie 9 .0 ....r,.;v m I s is IX I: 50 19 ;'iirt -i iii iiii; jB IV I Ii r iy. 4 H.MdlMiiiiilHtM f- fa. if ,... rf, mniwi!.'!')! iputttin ,,ytr?P':' s X RECORD OF A ' VS2&AZSS!Sj22S '. Vl C. ! A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. GREAT MEDICINE Doctor Could Not Help Mrs. One Hundred Suits ; ??. j Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered" Promptly Day or Night. - Templeton Regained Health through Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound. Hooper, Nebraska. "I am very glad to tell how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has helped me. For five years I suffered from female troubles so I was scarcely able to do my work. I took doctors' medicines andusedlocal treatments but was not helped. I had such awful bearing down pains and my back was so weak I could hardly walk and could not ride. I often had to sit up nights to sleep and my friends thought I could not livo long. At my request my husband got me a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I commenced to take it By the timo I had taken tho seventh bottle my health had returned and I began doing my washing and was a wollwoman. At one time for three weelcs I did all the work for eighteen boarders with no signs of my old trouble returning. Many havo taken your medicine after seeing what it did for me. I would not take $1000 and be where I was. You have my permission to uso my name if, it will aid anyone." Mrs. SUSIE Hooper, Nebraska. ThePinkham record is a proud and peerless one. It is a record of constant victory over the obstinate ills of woman Ilia that deal out despair. It is an established fact that Lydia E. Tem-FLETO- iJ, Men's Stylish Clothes Discouhted See&Few MODELS in our WINDOWS!' 'M '" . Notwithstanding the Splendid Values of these Clothes at the prices we marked them, the unfavorableness of the season forces ua to make this sacrifice that we may sell them this season. m m .H .. .- 1 The man who whispeis down a well Ahout tho things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climhs a tree and "hollers." News of the Town rHenry Browning and wife and daiiglitef,of Mortons Gap, spent the day here Sunday. Nick Long, of Madlsonville, attended the ball game here Sunday ..afternoou. Tom Woodward, of Nortonvllle, -attended the ball game here Sunday .afternoon. Maynard Prlohett, of Madlson-villwas in tho city Sunday. Mr. Danan. of Providence, was in .the city Sunday. Here'tf a bargain. We will pay the "round trip fare, of any one Earllngton, who will purchase as muoh as $2.60 worth of wall paper'from us. e, llv-ing.- M . . i ' in i ' - Madlsouvllle, Ky. "Mrs. Orlean Emmett and Mrs, MollleJVVyatt, of Madlsonville, spent the'day with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Par- - Bisk Book Stobe, ker'Sunday. Clyde Thompson, of Mannington, was In town Sundy. Teck CurtlB, of Hopklnavllle, was v in town Sunday. ' OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office xsleari cbtten only accepted. John Myers, of Madlsonville, waB in tho city Sunday. Morris! Kohlman, of Madlsonville, Attended tho ball game Sunday. IKarl Kohlraan, of Madlsonville, Sunday attending the Clyde Bourland, of Madlsonville, was in town Sunday. Frank Wlllum, of Madlsonville, played ball with the Earllngton boyB Sunday. Arch Grlbble, of St. Charles, was In town Sunday. MisseB Ruth and Helen Dawson, of Nashville, and Messrs Percy Stewart and Harry Williams, of Madl sonville, were in town Sunday evening. Tjsvo rooms for rent apply to , Mrs. L. H. O'Briau. Edgar Laffoon, of tho country, was in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peyton, of Evansvllle, were in the city visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Junle Peyton, Sunday. Mrs. "talne Rolnson and daughter Miss Annie, of Providence, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jno Rule and other relatives. STRAYED or STOLEN on the 9 day of May, from the Bob Kelly placetrear tho old No. 11 mines one little bay mare branded on the right thigh and branded on tho left four shoulder, a little white spot in fore head, black mano and tall. .And any one that could give any Information of her whereabouts will be liberally rewarded. Address Euell Lamb, Earllngton, Ky. Welby Burton, of Madlsonville, was in town Sunday attending the ball game. Mrs. J. T. Swan and ohlldren who for the past week have been visiting her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Draper, returned to their home In Central City Sunday. Mrs. H. M. Treech and children went lo Hopklnsvllle, Saturday to spend several days with friends aud . Come in and get our CUT PRICES - Bish op SHAMROCK BLASTS &? Madlsonville, Company Kentucky V YOUR MONEY BACK. IF YOU WANT IT "4 fetWiSi9l9tSi! (r Joe Teague made a business trip to Madisonville Wednesday. J. T. Barnett, of Earlington, was here last week. Mrs. John Harlaud is visiting iM PRINCESS SPECIAL! Especially Adopted for Ladies' and: Children Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound has restored health to thou sands of such sufferWhy ing women. don't you tryitif you needsuch a medicine? 11 I 7) II This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and it's management guarantees its patrons high class, entertainments. iu Madlsonville. Mrs. Arthur Daves, of Evans- ville, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Horace Rutherford, of Louisville,, is visiting Mr. and Chautauqua a Great Succm Mrs. T. K. Rice. The Rsdpath Ohautuuqua bej. O. Teague, of Mortons, is ing held at Madisonville this visiting here this week. Bernard Robards was in Earweek is proving a great success in every wav. .The lectures and lington Saturday. Thomas Longstaff is out again musical features are high class after an attack of illness. aud instructive and large crowds Home For Sale fill the big tent at every performance. Tomorrow, "Wednesday, Chance of a lifetime' to make a will be Earllngton day aud the splendid investment either for majority of Earllngton people purpose or a nome comi: are expected to attend tile after- renting hear to the Bee office and find ,out noon and night sessions-aaJudge Kavanah deliver hie cele about it. We are again running the ''Worlds Best Pictures.' You know what that moanB. "Lublns." "Biograph," "Kalems," "Essany," "Patho," "Sellg" and "Vltograph." Matinee Daily 2 p. m. MADISONVILLE,. KY. A) ISfotice to Contestants i.ooo votes will be allowed on every $i.oo yorth of1 printing turned in by contestants in' the Mtimmth Cave Contest.: For prices on printing; telephone No.' 47, Earlington, or No. 4, Madisonville. J nkk relatives. Mrs. Margaret Thomas, who has been visiting relatives in Evansvllle and Booneville returned home Sun? day. JuBt received a beautiful selection r"bailgane. of different patterns In Tea Spoonp, Thurston Nixon, of Madlsonville, table spoons, knives, forks, orange v was iutown Sunday. spoons. Call and see these before GuySToung, of Madlsonville, was you buy. wvJn town Suuday afternoon. SlSK uOOK Stobb, Madlsonville, Ky. "FOR SALE One $100 course in - uny filing except civil engineering, of rain the work On account from international Correspondence of concreting tho streets has School of Soranton Pa. Will sell at been suspended. aa bargain. Apply at Bee Oflloe. Rey. Kogers is holding a tent 'JohnBlalrand John D. Cothrari, Gap, Saturday. meeting in the bottoms and. eood-ldrove to Mortons Madlsonville, Roy Parker was In numbers are attending. ' y . been formA Roosevelt Olnb-ha- s Corrienne McCord, of the Ky., and bancountry, spent the week end with ed in Lexington, - hereleter Mrs. Tom Blair, of this dana's are in demand. Miss Saturday. city. Miss Lqck, from the country, was Woodmen Picnic brated lecture "Traitors to Justice" which shonld be heard by every man in Hopkins County. Thursday, Opie Reed will deliver hiB humorous lecture "Scare Mr. Reed is well known Grows. here through his various boons and ho will doubtless have a. full house. The Anita Ladies Orchestra will also appear on thiB date. There is very little doubt in regard to the Chautauqua coming to Madisonville next as the present one has been so successful. id putting on a line of Inch class entertainments that appeal to the people. It will take a guarantee of 51,500 next-yeabut there is evidence the Womans Club and .business men of the community will not' hesitate to put up this guarantee. sea-son TOR JULY.4 VIA 1 i Reduced Rates- iTWi JULY 2, f r4n tow;n Saturday. IHollinger, of Madlsonville, 'attended the' base ball Sunday. Rocers Clark, of Madisonvlllo, at tended the ball game here Suuay. iHfett. ; . Get. your Hammock from The Slsk iook Store, Maaieonville; jprices range from $1.00 to. $5.00. J3tT,'Swan, of Central City; was in 'town Sunday the guest of A. G. Dra- - .Roy Wyatt, of .Madlsonville, was Jii towh Sunday. Robert DeMoss, of Madlsonville, fas in town Sunday. ? Miss Jauie Lamb, of MadiBonvllle, - attended the tent meeting here on --Sunday evening. Laflopn, of the Southard ountry, was in town Sunday. Bud Kell was In town Monday. s FOR SALEOne nice lot, a good tiorse, a trap and harness. The' Earlincton .Lodge Woodmen of the World will give a picnic at Lakeside Park on July 4th and a record breaking crowd is expected, 'as there will be nothing else on this date to conflict. The Woodnien are noted for successful affairs of this kind and are making big preparations. ' There will .bo all kinds of games and amusements, plenty of good wholesome food and plenty of fun. They extend aninvitation to all whewish to attend to come uqt vu uuib uure u ' enjoy themselves., Anything- - MALARIA headache, biliousness, in- digestion, rheumatism, pimples, blotches, yellow complexion, etc, are all signs of poisons in your These poisons blood. should be driven out, or serious illness may result To get rid of them, use E vmE Ticket od Sale You Can Eat Eat what your stomach craveB without the slightest fear of indigestion, which is an awful feeling. You will not be bothered , with Spur Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad D.ott. rf TTontrtr TChnlinir if VOU Will take fine dose of Digestezp.- - It re- MBS. PAT BliAIB. b"" lleves ana oureH au n yx McCord, of the country, tii nnt oa franriv Rnlief In one Fletcher minute. Get a BOo bottlo from the jwas in town Sunday. I's Black-Draug- ht 34 &AV. S'& V' ll'ii4v".i.rti the old, reliable, purely vegetable, liver medicine. H. Easier, of Spartanburg, S. C, says: "1 had sick headache, for years. I felt bad. most of the time, A fried Thed-forMrs. T. d's Good Returning & ft M the St. Bernard drug department Mining Company, Incorporated. of Miles-Egb- K PNEUMONIA left mo with a frightful cough and very weas. j. naaspeiiB wueu xuumu nr BllPflk for 10 tO 20 ert until For Full Particulars Lona Miles, both 9f thiB k.ln i...(a me, Egbert .and Mr?, city, were quietly married Saturday at tho home of Rev. Walter N.Martin, who Mr, My S, 1912 D. P. BANKS 'J Erancls M. Black-Draug- ht, and but I nothelD was completely cured by K1v Anoinr ttA DR. KING'S Mrs. .T. tv. Rl ay I eCox. Joliet. HI. u. 50c AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS. performed the ceremony. Mr. Egbert lean employee of the St. Bernard Mining Co., and is a gentleman of Sterling worth, and Mrs, Miles Is a lady whose estimable qualities have won for hor many frleuds. Their many friends wish them iriudb joy. now I feel better than when I was 16 vears old." Your druggist sells it, in 25 cent packages. ; Apply to T Earlihgtbp, Kentucky. Insist on Thedford's .- - " """''''tmm"" - ' mMk.mMm-'A- - fv .m '' ,A ttav.'jfti-':- - ti.Tn 3,' .it,, yc(&4- - , i4?Sm Tin vamm Tm, WHwi', ;& - Ever J trv .' ii i Send in your order how and getiyoiir set '. fore the supply is exhausted.. r . , ?. 5J ri?' -- vrVt"2CcWitK .. rt' M BKtiJF XtfiOT bi-j.- ffl I Z'lSKsEfii ii.t.fli $M .aaas SZS2 rrrggFTTa - , t'9 lTKQt. Preserve Kettle. wm jII3 12 ,v W- jW Qt. Seamless Water Pail. V 4 Qt. Berlin Kettle. igrrmBBwa ;r 4 Qt. Preserv?3r Kettle. FJMnCEiSSX nT isim 3fAT.V': .U25 'Ofo tf i i3a --- tf V y to, s&vs: fir i jm K 38 105 " ; 8v , f. ,, 14 Qt. Rolled-To- p Dish Pan. S-- , ' - We will give this "Big 5 Set'' made of pure'Frqhch Gray Tripple y Bee one year, price $1 ware worth. $5 and the Granite Semi-Weekl- for $3. This offer applies to new and renew subscribers. . ., cV' Semi - Earlington .; fir c -- ,t- V tfgmriKJP't qm trtJUWA" kV. ' ,'r " a. V 10 te J M- - '' . OI i,Ws ' V- Ift f35 li?: &X i ; ,, A' COLORED COLUMN. BKV. - f I '.It :i l ! 1 f I r-c :V WtakothlH mothod of extending VV ' , ray heart felt thanks to; lny many m Gyeat Hopkins County friends and neijjhborsijsfor tholr County kindness shown ' to injfftnd my 5i f children' during the illnoss and $ Madisonville Henderson death of my wife, MrSrfL. Jones. VV VV Jonas. Wi 16, Aug. 1, The many friends of Mrs. Nannie formely of this oTtj; but now ki King, wlU residing in Wake'eny, '" Great Array'of Ruuuing. Trottiniy an.i i'aciug R'1CG8 VV VV learn of the'deat5)f her j VV i" ' i Hih Glass Special Attractions Free to All Malone, which oocured'in VV VV day? ago. 'Cndlauapolis Beveral Somethine Doinc all the Time VV The rnlly at the 0. M'.i4E. Church VV WKanmtsW; k AJ lira Excursion Rites on all Rulroads 7 last Sunday was a splendid success, 'V VV the sum of $111 belugJ'ralsed th' same to be used for "Improving the VV ;J& building. Wh VV preocbed vv Kev. Selectman, P- two very acceptable sermons at the m A. M. E. Zion Church last Sunday. vv Mrs. Minerva RadfordJias return- &vvvwvvvvvvvvwSvv ed from St. Louis. J MIbs Vivian Brown isTylsitlnK her Mr. Chas. White, of Terre Haute, uncle in Sparta, 111. ?v has sent his two children to this Mrs. Daisy Hart and Vhilbren are place, Dorothy and Ifathan White WTien you are in town call and see it. For sale in viBttiug her Bister in Monmouth, 111. to his mother's home at Rusaellvllle Madisonville only by Funeral Director, Licensed Embalmer :: ; Mrs. Sallie Pillow, pf6.ilumblla, Is in the city the guestjOfiher daughI NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Headaches Signs of Sanger. ter, Mrs. Lttuiie Rankiijand of her t Anyone urthls town that sulTeis brother. Prof. J. V. BeljJ Phoncl24-- 2 MADISONVILLE, KY . j Furniture," Carpets and Draperies, Funeral Director and frequently from splitting, neivrus Although the weathibas been VWMVJWMWMMMWAWM.WWMWMWMAWMWWMMV.VWWMWAWWWMV the Interest Inffihe revival headaches ouirlit to go at once to the , jGimoaimer a a: nt the Baptist ohiircb'b'ntlnUMB to druggist and jrefc a 25c bottle of our Kentucky licreaHe. We shall UeidellKhtod to CarlBtedt's German liiver Powder. MadisonvJlie, Headaches hvf tnn corporation ofthe Christ- pation in aalways- indicate consti.ft dangerous form, that ian people of tli city Vnnti presenco may result in other extremely seri if the uncotiVf rtn.i. - ,$jgk Mins. Ola Shaver who lias been ui even ailmoqts sometimes MIes Macy Eitrl,VoffiJicaKO, is ous w weeks Brigln's Disease and Appendicitis. The l'lnv distance service ot the Cumberland Telophone &Tel Martin, Ind. for the la'si ejtraph Oompauy enables tbe buiinoss man to conduct all of hia '' llore visiting her motiierrs. Millie Our Carlstedt's German Liver Powffie Town has returned home. . Weifls Sj1 Earl. outnide allaira in tho most ocouomlcal and satisfactory manner. der acts. on., the Liver, tho real Percy Lily of Madisonville was in You can get lonir dlstauco connectloim to all outside tmnortaut S, will causa ofjoiiFitfpation a few The Mt. Zion doses town Sunday afternoon. cities and townB within a radius of one hundred miles of Earllnggive a barbecue on tlVelSih of Juno entirely reiupvt- - the trouble insure ton. Prompt service, reasonable rates. Miss. Nannie Lamb of Madison at the Skatinir Rink'Jat uiifht. a lasting cure never falls guaran For Information, call Mrs. Will Utley of Earlington who was In town Sunday evening. Lawyi o. w. - teed if yoiUmye' headaoheB, get a $bas been visiting her parents, Mr. villi Mprriw.ejtner.oiopncorM- Bernftrd CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. rated Roy Suthard was in town Satur kiiibvillp, whb in the ..oity Monday b0U.t0I,5y.,fr5in tne gtf Dnnr De land MrB. Nixon has returned home MiufnirCfi.. Iticnrnorated. partment. 25o a bottle. accompanied by her mother who day night. and Tuesdavon buHiiiesBJ "7 Fred Bailey of Madisonville was ill assist her in arrangements for Slier removal to Hopkinsvllle, 'where here Sunday evening. A Mr. and Mr. Utley will reside in the Hersohel Wilson of Madisonville -. Wi future. was in town Sunday afternoon; Mm. Fred Fieler has returned from Ercley Bobbltt'Of Madisonville a visit to Mortons and Earllngton. was In town Saturday night. Train 94 was about two hours Miss. Nellie Vaughn who has been 'Jate Suuday night to the disap- visiting her brother has gone to . Mobile, Ala. pointment of a number of people who expected to Mrs. Willis Vaughn of Robards, was in town Friday evening visiting .attend the Ohautaudua. her Brother, S. P. Sellers. ' If this cool weather continues Paul Moore attended the Chrutaur people will be searching out their qua Monday. I" Ml Ml IUI uuderwear. winter Ned Barnes, after a fev days vafor xne xvev. xrans iixou umy cation haB returuedvto work. Bad Mitchell was in Madisonville lot be nble to write a book like vaMouday night. ithe "Leopards Spots" but he can Paul McQary was In Madisonville hir. the Hpot eyery time wheu it will strangMonday night. cornea to talking good common Elgia Lane spent a few hours in sscnge vb Socialism. .you Madisonville Fridav night. Arch Pemberton, of Providence, Golda Chandler was in Madison "was in the city Tuesday. chock-iulvllle 3athrday eveulng. is l Slim Martin, of Providence, wbb Evelyn little daughter of Mr. fin the city TueBday. g rnater-ial- s and Mrs. A. T. Jones of near town Mrs. Charles Prim leaves for Pem died Snndav and was buried at broke Wednesday to 'visit her par Pleasant Grove Monday. of sumfor ents for a few days. - Mrs. S. M. Kemp who has been DttriiObl-, JHUU W0 iui lununuuJ 'vllle Tuesday. , in, sumquite ill for several days is im., MIbb. Juanlta Long of Nashville proving. ' .is visitlngher araudparents Mr. and will Lisle Eobinson assistant cashier ". 31rB. Shaver. "Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Prim attended of the Kentucky Bank trust Co. to , the .Chautauqua at Madisonville left Sunday for Louisville where Tuesday night. he has accepted a position as pha. . James Onniugham age 22 living rmacist in the city. Hospital later Summer Dress Goods and Ladles' and Children's Norfork Coats Hfeadij-tb-Wenear the city died Momday mor-tiin- g he expects to enter the Medical Specialties ' Accessories 25 Scarlet Flannel and White Wool Ratine Norfolk Coats the University he of tuberculosis he leaves a department at BOcLa'dies' Wash DresBes, all styles the Reason's latest novelty; ladles' 'misses' and ohil- . wife. He was buried at Mt. Zion formerly held a position with the Juat received another, shipment of dren's sizes. Will be placed on sale Wednesday andyUiaterials, values up to $5.00 ' that popular white Piqu?,ln nurrow firm of Gardiner and ''Bowraer Tuesdny. muruiug. ValueB up t'o $12.50.. Special tor this week '. and special and wide wale, Jaqnardfl(jure .1b(l IB 00 onlf ... v Dan Porter colored was arres- here. striped patterns, fromfl8c.to 75c yd. Miss Fannie Trathen, of ted Sunday and fined25 nnd ten is visiting fp'euds in days in jail for carrying concea100 Children Gingham, Parcel and Linen Dres6eB, size U to 14 to 85c. All the newpst folorn'i'n Lawns, HatistesndrepeV led weapons and $5 for breach Madisonville this week and tak"years, ncatl trimmed, yalues to $2.00, choice. . .45o and 70o ing in the Chautauqua. of peace. Ask to pee Llnweayoand our other sheer Wfilte NFabrleB, 88o Five dozen Princess Slips', assorted sizes $1.25' values at some or tho newMt antli ,mot pnpulir matqrlaU for evening Three dozen PrlnoesB Slips, Lace a'nd Embroidery, trimmed, ascostumes. Jim wnatybu .want for "Fair Hop." sorted styles, sizes 34 to 44. Our regular $1.75 value at. .$1.25 19 j and up Fauuv Summer Sllks'.'aU the desired shades Throe dozeli Princess SlipB, trimmed with Vaiiiduacetand. .Hand Campague hose, the latest thing in Hosiery; just the thing to $1 50 embroidery, regular $2.00 values. Special . . . .'. . . . .. wear with those smoked buok boots and pumps .25o and 50c TAe Taylor Nursery Bed h ;: m& "" A 0ar4 of TteBkr J. R EVANIjItO8 ClOlOftt . vv A4' 33 vv . &imimxjMixyntttt iiieii r-- rr- -- ATiUW wvrme$WtSnrfr'i1tmmev,S . 1 wmrwrnrrvurr c i GReItER and GRANDER than ever Fair Great Henderson is Fair mm f$Z$MS J-- E I Mi I 1"' I I My 1718, 19 and 20 July 30, 31, 2, and 3 P - Ins. to W 11 - H'4nft ar mm w "' i;; G. C. GIVENS, President J. A. FRANCEWAY, Secretary 8 B. M. SLATON t C. A. Morton - f THE ECONOMICAL WAY of t B.aptj. '; t fc. - II Enr-Hingt- ou Hill Are you properly equipped with clothes "Good Old Summer Time," during these cation, days you meet with many first by ers, and those you meet judge what you wear. Our store now I, apparel. Our gauzy the soft breezes are just right our high quality mertime. Come mer goods and our low price on them of-enticin- urge you buy. ar M Nor-tonville. l-- . J 1 I tf f . There is no Keep cool I 4 1. 1 ' I H GOOD We handle only good Jewelery 1 . all the ne,west things in Fans, Palms, Jap, Silk and .....5o to $3.00 Satin finish .and Ivory Stick Fuub Fancy Summer Parasols, all Colors and afiapes. .'....25c to $7.00 i :'' Muslin Underwear Just received another shipment ' ; - of that beautiful Mmlih under-- :' wear that has created such a Beusatlou.. To be closed out this week at prices far below thoBe asked elsewhere in bad, nor any bad in. good Once a customer with us, always a customer. 1 m $ city. ThoBe celebrated' double tip gloveB, the kind that glv double wear. Colors, white." black, brown, tan, .:vv, navy and ohnmpague. BeguUFIengtlis 12 10 16 ' -- -- We are ahowlntc :,' the most complete Silk Gloves line of Silk Gloves.in the Kimona Special 10c each All the Bhort Kiinonas you'want only v 25 pair of Ladies' White Buok 10 Button Boots," regular $3.00 $3.00 pair Boots, while they last 23u. yd. Mercerized Table Damask 50avto$1.50 yd. t. Table Liueu ..,....,.. 50c to $5.00 Napkins, per dossen ,,...' , 74c. Bleached sheets, 72x90, only ..., :.,. ,:,..... ..'y....... ....9c. to 2c Bleached pillow cases 25cr Button lengtiiB..., : S j. Baitpji'ilebgths...; .,. ....... $l.on and 50o T....i.75c . Button"ie.ngtbs, hand Einb.il.OU f P 1 1 I I H0LL1NGER & TRUEMPY 4 1 JEWELERS. ANDL OPTICIANS .1 BMBJIIBIS- -, KENTUCKY I I All the lace and Embnider.y trimmed Corset Covers :nd Ladles' Pants yeurant for 19o a Garment. ;:fi. - t m ffljfcjin .gw fffrnrr porate,p . , The Horns i of ..Thomson' IH i&w '.' rm Glove FltHg aridLa Viator y T- - ." Corsets. '. l-.- w-- y tMamnu.m J . rm '"m'wf J .- sr - -r f t L i,v. . , -- ; jcASjtfpfltea . . - . . ....: A

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