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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 28, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 bee1912062801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 28, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Hzy-- . ! -- ' ' v . - . - f. - TUESDAY p FRIDAYif i - - AFTERNOON' m. P LU YEAR 11 A TWENTY-THIR- D Ir.PjPBwlp"l fcSiSSIf? "IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR BW.INESS &tl ; " 'Jljk HOPKINS COUNWmKY, '' ' -- ' O. : r 1 ' I TUESDAY A v. fr fr u s- FRIDAY APTENUO & i ' -- w- ADVERTISE , IT FOR SALE T- k EARUNGTON, '. , i - , jfr 3T fc FRIDAY, JUNE 28t 1912 No. SSrf - 1 I: Madisonville Notes t ' D. J.. Ducan, Kou'ernl maunder for Columbian .National Insurance Co., was In town on business Thursday. Kirby Gordon, made n business trip to Hopkinsvllle Thursday. W. D. Coil made a business trip ii". - points to be gone about a menth. MIsb Effle Gordon Gordon Jagon, of.Cadlz, Is the guest of MIsb Kath- rlne Givous this week. , Mrfl. Gordon Hall, of Lexington, is visiting relatives here thle week. Marc Goldnatner who has been in ben here for several day's has re- -, turned homo Wednesday. , Misses Hnzel and Julia Faw'cqtt, were in Earllugton "Wednesday. Bryan. Krauk Brown was In Burlington lngton, was In town Wednesday night attending the Chautauqua. B.JB. Mlxon and wife, of Eailing-tou- , attended the Chautauqua here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Long, of were here Wednesday night attending the Chautauqua. Mr. arid' Mrs. George Wyatt, of Earllngton were in Madisonville . Hopkinsvllle Thursday. Miss Metabeth Sory left Thureeay for Chattanooga, Tenn., and other to idence, visited relatives week. The condition of Mrs. J. H. Morgan Ib somewhat Improved. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fox is very Blck. John Bargeman, the welt kraown painter, went to Hopkinsvllle Thursday. . Mrs. George Eudaley. of Nebo, and daughter, MrB. B. M. Curry, of Mayfleld, are here the guests of Mrs. John Salmon on Arch Btreet. The MJseoB Christian, of Morgan-fieland Mrs. Hunter, of Proyi-donchave been guests of Mrs. B. A. Slaton tlm week. Mrs Rankin Eastm and children have returned from Indianapolis, where they visited her mother. C. L. Robb and family havo returned from a trip to California. s George R. Lynn and family, of Ft. Myers, Fla.,are hero for a shortvlslt rto Mrs. Lynn's mother, Mrs. Wyatt . , d, Miss Nell Rob inson of St. (IT . m i :! Church Notes Christian Church t What wou!dn,t - uniay School 9:30 a. m. Preaching 11:00 a. ra. Aealn in the Lead in Mammoth Cave Contest Ail Contes A jfe$.t,..uThe Alabaster Box." tants Working Like Beavers INTEREST INTENSE AND GROWING Charles you give. i i Sub- Ob to be able to have the world's greatest singers and musicians, sing and play for you whenever you wanted to hear them ! You can hear them whenever and as often as you wish with a Victor-.Victro- la in your homeland you can get one ot these wonderful instruments at almost any price you want to pay $15 to $200. Victor-Victro- U If. e, story." ax Tho evening service will be changed tn 7:45 instead of 8 o'clock. Subject, UA n Old nl i iI ' 'jfVisitor8 are always Welcome the services in this Victor-Vlctrol- Thursday. MrB. Harriott Browning, of Earl. Ear-ingte- u, S. D. Langley and wife left last night for Oregon and California. Last evening ended the Chautauqua programme for Madisonville this year but our citizens look foward to its annual return. The attendance at ouch enter tainment was goodly in number and appreciative of the excel leut work of the performers. ALFORD-ATKINSO- 9r 3T if . ft-- of Popular Young P'eple Thuri ton, was. here Wednesday afternoon day'Evening Boy Davis, of Earllngton, was here Wednesday night. A courtship begun during their Ben Wilson, of Earllngton, waB college days at Swarthmore culhere Wetiuesday. minated Thursday evening in the Mfss Irene. Goyle, of Earllngton, marriage of Mr. Newel) Gilder attended the Chautauqua here Alford and Miss Caroline Farren Misses Cokeys, of Earllngtou, are Atkinson at the home of the fio guests of Miss Mary FranclB brides parents on Main Street. , Ashbyjthls week. rompJbiAt-PLJi'clocMiss k Elizabeth Long, ot Earllngton, Mary Ruby Morton, of Madison' was hero Wednesday. ville, seated at the piano, becan Rudd, of Earlington, the wedding march and the briThurman was hero Tuesday. dal party entered the parlor from James Maloney, of EarlliiRtofl, the rear hall, the bride jon the was here Wednesday. The MiBes Victorya werp here arm of her father, who gave her Wednesday attending the Chautau- away, and the groom accompanqua. ied by the officiating minister Mrs. Nannie Patterson and little Howard J. Brozelton, of the daughters, Clara Francis and Mary Christian Church, entering from Katherltie have gone to Elizabeth-tow- n an adjoining room met her in the for au.extended visit to htr alcove beneath an immense p'en-din- g sister, Mrs. Bell. floral horseshoe' where the P. P. Price and family have been family this ceremony was said in an impres visiting their fathers sive mauner. week.. The bride is the daughter of Misses Levearno and Lethel are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mr. An J Mrs. George 0. Atkinson Stile, s In Earlington. and has' many friends in Earling Mr. and Mrp. J. F. Anderson have ton, Madisonville and elsewhere. been visiting in Coiltown. havo re- 'l'l, .:TUn. U..o Knnr. .1 -- nnwl turned and are moving to Manning-to- n J.UU luuiu liao ucnu i icoiueuv where Mr. Anderson has a po- of Euiiiugton for several years, sition in the Wllburt General Store. holding a responsible position in Mrs Lizzie Jennings, of Murfroea-bor- the engineering department of Is.hero'visitlng friends and rel- the St. Bernard Mining Co. and atives. . is deservedly, popular with his MIsb Mattlo Rudd, ot Hanson, recompany and fellow employees. turned homo Wednesday after' vis TlYe ceremony was witnessed iting her cousin, Mrs. Lena QufhcyJ' ' by only the immediate family days. lx several The friends of Albert Noo, Jr., for- aud a limited number of friends. merly 61 thlsplaoe, now are pleased A delightful buffet luncheon" was to learn of his marriage to Miss served the guests in the dining Buckner, of Hopkinavlllo. The hapwhich the happy coupy couple have gone north for their room after ple left on the Dixt'6 Flyer for honeymoon Charles Samples, a, retired farmer, Chicago, returning via Richmond; had a narrow eBcape Wednesday Indiana, to visit friends, of the mornlnsr from suffocation by black groom, On their return to Earldamp, He had gone Into a newly ington they will occupy the forblasted well In his yard to remove mer home of Mr. aud Mrs. Erauk the debrl. When near the bottom D. Rsh which they have already he became painfully aware of bis danger and seoured aid just before furnished. becoming unponsotous. Dr. Sory The presents which were soon pronounced him out of. danger, useful camefroirimany but de Is still very sick. This is the friends of the contracting parties second accident whloh has come They have' the congratulations near being fatal to Mr. Samples. of a wide circle of friends,. Cooper Watklns, colored, who came very near k'lllng Luoien Mer-rl- tt A Texas Wonder in a crap game last Tuesday, haB released on $200 bond and trial been The Texas Wonber cures Kidney set for next Wednesday. Merntt and cures diabetes, weak and lame and all Irregu was badly mutilated arid his survlv backs, rheumatism,troubles, removlarities of bladder V'al is considered miraculous. ing gravel, the kidneys and bladder Mrs. Huston Coil has returned in both men. aud women iisguiates not trourlei in children. from Dawson, where she has been blaCder yonr druggist will beIfsent sold by jfbr her health. by mail,, on reolpt of $1.00. One ' j Miss Robbie Barnard, of Anton, Is small bttle Is two tl months a ldmi faiU 'assisting, the Grab a" 'eadf r during eure?Send for testimonials from 'their big. sale. Kv. and other states. Dr. E. W. Wed-nesday. "-t -Al-ders- on Widhesday night Mrs. A. G. Splllman, of Earllng- Marriage church. The race for the $40.00 gold watch; au at . 4The siuging is uond and and the river trip to the Mammoth4 XVI, $200 nipshere of helpfulness prevails. Caye is getting exciting. Miss Nell Mahogany or quartered oak IV, $1S Robinson, of St. Charles, is again In TMadisouvjlle Christian Church uak the lead and Bays she Is going to R9V. S. M. Bernard preaches stay there, if she can. Mibb Edna nd'ay uight on "A Digest of Peyton, of Mortons Gip, ib a close Chautauqua by i Preacher." second and will try to be at the head of tho column next Fjiday. MIsb Will Teach Barnsley'-SchoGolda Salmon, of Earllngtoh, Jumps from fourth place to uhlrd and is Iss Hazel Fawcett, of Madison- likely to be heard from at the finleh. le received a first class teachers Miss Mabel Browning, of EarllngI can supply you with. Records Nee dies net Victor Supplies. tiflcate last week her general av- ton, holdB fourth place aud has ange being 93.- She haB secured the Earlington, Ky. L. C. WILEY, nounced her determined to win sejtiool at Barnslev and will teach the trip to the cave and the watch if tHere this session beginning the first she can. Mls Alborta Barnett. of Monday In July. Mortons Gap, holds fifth place and v We to ject to the action of the DemSammons-Coffmaexpects to move up couRldeiablyly Nuptials ocratic party in the primary noxtTrlday. Miss Hazel Griffin, of C M. Sanimons, of Saulsberry, Announce to de held Saturday August Earlngton Is sixth aad Is doing Ky', came to Hopkins County to ", some good work. Miss Fannie Dan M. Evans as a candi- 3rd, 191 2. fUd a bride in the person of Miss' Trathen, of NortonvIIle, is seventh ALSO date for the office of Mayor i. but does not entend to hold, this JHGldrd E. Ooffman, of near pla6e linger than next Friday. Eev. S. M. Bferoard raar-rw- d "of the city of Earlington sub We are afLtraTrized to anMiss Nina Williams, of lis ley them in Madisonville Ohnst-laj- fi ject to the action of the Re nounced B. Johnson made a big gain this week .and Church,. Thursday noon the publican party in the primary as a candidate for the office-- , will be a factor In this race. MIbs Mary Parker, of Earlington, psence of intimate friends. to be held Saturday August of Mayor of the city of Eardoes not show with the winners this Attentide!!! Co. "G." 3rd, 1912. lington subject to the action-oweek, but she could have if she would. Miss Josle Payne, of .Nebo, aret practice at the Rffle the Republican party in the; ALSO eommencinsr June 81 and is doing some fine work aud made a primary to be held' Saturday considerable gain. Miss Dlxla wit oontinne until Julv 25. Ev- - ' We" are authorjzed to anWoodruff, of St. Charles, jumped nry member is ordered to report nounce E, L. Wise as a can- August 3rd. 1912. '.z from 10,050 to 23.960 and is doing tfqrprftetig. didate for the office of Mayo .sJbplMPd, some good work, she will likely; b L llobt. Morrihew was in MadisonPOWJCRs; of the city of Earlington sub ville at tho Chautauqua Wednesday-- . heard from .later bn. ville and Dawson girls are just beginning to wake up aud get busy and the probability ib thipgswiil be lively from now until the end of the contest. a ol . - n are Authorized An-,tdr- t).. f m 4 "M The-Ma5f- io- AMMJk ,... EARLINGTON Miss Mary ParKer.....?.'4.j,V.2fci775 Mabel BrpwniUg. . . ...?:,,;-- . ,"i44,8'25 JL. '::..t. A&IJ&5 Golda Salmon Hazel Gr i ffln . . u . . .V; . vfi v." , . . 88,250" ! S j B B h H 1 MADISOiJILLE ;r.'. f ? Ruth Swfnney .,. ',. Gertiude Black... ' - . ' MORTONS'GAsP. '' Alberta Barnett....".'. .r.T ';,.,.. .,41,800 .T. . ..61,050 ,, Edna Pey ton NORTON VILLE" 'k t .7,500 0,555 JULY. 4. ' ft' 4 ( Fannie Trathen....-...- , Nell RobIn8on..Y.. Dixie" Woodruff HANSON Ruth Jones .....27,150 '.78 875 . .23,020 ''. , ... "ST. CHARLES, Reduced Rates- VIA WW WMllli , .6,400 o, Johanna Brown..... ......8175 I j HAM BY STATION ....1.8,975 Ruth Woodruff. ...; ILSLEY B lunch i Leasure., ....y, 5125 21,725 Nina Williams DAWSON SPRINGS .v. . ,, . .'. . .5,000 Addle Morgan . Ruth Gansler 4,850 '. , NEO , : I JobIo Payne.. i. K Tiny CatoB ,'x.. 10,450 ,'....7,575 i .: Ticket on 8alc t : CALLED TO HER HOME In St. Lbuls On Account olth Illness of Her Fatther Serious hau'd-sOmea- nd the pretty and charmine young lady clerk, who iu employed at. the Sullivan Grocery Store on Moss Avenue, received a message Mundav'that her father, who lives in East St. Louis, was about to die. She immediately made preparations to leave for her home, and when she arrived her father was in a very seriou condition and there recovery. was no hopes fof-hiMiss Mary Oobbs, " JULY 2, Good Returning BT m to Vr ,' m ! t iI V until July 8, 1912 Ppr'FuIl Particulars o:' : prft' trw-mentfw- The '. St J3ernard Antkr Tarantula - Company-Stor- l e were bere Thursday. a MnikB. Mrs. J. B. tftrfcaVand a MGfflffiti&!t& stalk otTarantula' v n the thslr store tils in a rUmm; couuter and can be' seen by all who swwms thiRes are . 3 D.P.BANKS X w. J ' til . bnp- 'jH !f" Th Yrw$FMs ittLMhttOM Mitt wm& was vfound on a bauaajhc which ,wm shipped II Earlington, Kentucky 3r 4jr I 44 j'-- w " " i " . i i, - ww.. "" ' xH?fi -- he ',A KW..-'- J .. . Jl ,Ktimmin "Hli tttr M MIIIMIII 1 lboJfarx-PAUL M. MOORE. CDITOR AND PUBLISHER ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS Subscription Rates months Three months si Single copies on One Year $l-0 THE REDMErVS PICNIC THE WOODMEN'S NOt . c 6U M VV X Correction . GREATER and GRANDER Great Hopkins County Fair than ever A, a2 ; o In the last issue of the Semi- 'jtif.'i :v a ' Great Henderson County Fair J. E. FAWOETT MANAGER Sp90lmen copies mailed free wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for par- application. Correspond-ont- B , Member of Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Unlucky, Phone No. I Telephone 4-- MISS ticulars. Entered at the Earllnuton Post Office as Second Class Matter. Madi-TonvUlT, Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, A1LEBN DAVIS, Afgr.-- ' 47 Friday, June 28, 1912 t in- - i MMMMtl ( back, wagon, buggy, bicycle or motor car should do so, having in mind Talk at all timeB a care for the safety of those who live near the road and those whom they meet. The Bame law that protects on6 protects the He did not go to Dawson last Sun- other. The young man living near day. Carbondale who tried his hand at Don't forgot to clip your coupons. LaBsoing a party In an Auto laBt Max S. Gilliland spent Sunday Friday night near that point waB play, and Monday in Union City Tennes- engaged in a vory dangerous alertand if it had not been for the see. of the party, it might have enMrs. W. J.Faull and Mrs. Dr. Cur- ness ded seriously. The young man who ry, spent Friday in Earlington did this is known and has laid himTom Jennings, of the country, was self liable to the law. We know In town Saturday. there is enough good people in CarMr. and MrB. E. L. Kennett visit- bondale to take care of sttoh fellowp, ed friends In Nortonville Sunday. and will do so should such conduct Mr. and Mrs. Aut Eoblnson spent be repeated. Sunday in Earlington. Norris King was in Earlington Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gribble spent Monday night. Sunday in Earlington. LIndon add Clifton Faull, of IlliMax Gilliland, Noma King and nois, are visiting their grandparents Barton McEuen motored to Earling- Mr, and Mrs. D. S. Todd. ton Friday night. S..C. Harlan Las returned to Olea-to- n after spending Sunday here with Mtb. Dr. Wm. Bailey, of White Plains, attended the organization of hiB family. the Rebecca Lodge here Tuesday H. O, Strader and Tom Warren night. were in Crofton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cobb viBited Bulah Travis, of Earlington, 1b relatives in St. Charles Friday. visiting his grandparents here this Mrs. Fannie Clsney has returned week. to Earlington after a visit to her sisWe note that the sldewalkB are ter Mrs. W. A. Robinson. still unrepaired, and the coudition Mrs. Whitmer, of Paducah, wabiu of the schoolhouse well remalnB unSt. Carles Tuesday and Wednesday. changed. Mrs. L. D. Martin who was 111 SatArchie Gribble played ball with Earlington Base Ball Team Sun- urday and Sunday is improving. the Henry Jones, of the Hustler force, day. Arohie is quit'e a favorite with and Orlean Emmett, of Madisonviile the Base Ball FanB over there. were in our city Saturday advertis-- J Mrs. M. E. Wallace and Mrs. Bry-- . Jnir "TIia Drnnf. FTnnlrlna f1niinf.vl ant have returned from a visit to Fair.,' John Palmer and family, of Carrelatives at Providence. bondale, were In town today. Galloway spent SatMiss Verna Sisk is visiting her Mrs. E. urday and Sunday in Madisonviile. mother thisJ. week,'- - ' Mrs. John Kamper who Iirb been John Phelps, of Nebo, spent ill for some time is improving. with hiB brother here. Elder Dillingham will All the pulMr. and Mrs. Clay Woodruff Bpent pit at the Christian Church Sunday. Sunday in Crofton. We understand that there will be St. Charles Base Ball Team de- preaching there once each nion b. feated the Crofton team at that Rev. W. N. Martin, of Earlington place Sunday, the score being four willproacb at the Methodist church here next Suduay Morning I St Charles , Weekly Bee wna an article" say-- s 3 Madisonviile Henderson ,' a irig the Woo line d would aive Picnic at Lakeside Park July 4. VV July 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 July 30, 31, Aug. 1, 2, and 3 VV vV This article was nn error rind v should have read the Redmeii. VV Great Array of Runuing, Trotting au.l Pacing Races VV VV. ' , Siuce the last issue came put, VV Hiah Glass Special Attractions Free to All VV " Something Doing all the Time.. Rdnien ar.d Woodmen have VV VV Excursion, R ites on all Rulroads been filing in the Bee Office . registering vigorous kicks. All VV the uice things said about the VV VV VV in last issue were inWoodmen VV tended for the REDMEN. The VV VV writer was sufferiug from au ,in- - VV .Cipient case of nervous prostra fxr&tTxr?nmcr&vEG&xrn&?n& tion caused from loss of sleep x&z&.m&t -and askes pardon for making the Keep at it Don't forget that the Red-me- n Miss Zita Crawford of Memphis error. Tenn. is visiting her Aunt MrB ErIf tho job you have is tough, Lodge will have .a Pic- nest Rash. Keep at it; If the road you tread is rough, nic at Lakeside Park, EarlingDeok Gill, of tho country, waB in Keep at it; town Wednesday evening. Very Serious ton, Thursday, July 4. If vourgoal is tar away, Indigestion fpr year.. No "Had very serious matter to It is a Do not glvo up in dismay, (Fletcher McCord of the country appetite,dr$pepU or did eat distressed roe terand what for one medicine and have tfie You will reach it Bome flue day, attended Tent Meeting Wednesday ribly, burdock Blood Ulttert reached the wrong one given you. For this . Keep at it. night. cause." J. II. Walker. SunBurjr, Ohio. reason we urge you in buying to If you're fighting for the right, ' U!U . -- !; C. C. GIVENS, President J. A. FRANCEWAY, Secretary - m 1 . be careful to get tho genuine BUCK- - DRAUGHT Liver Medicine The reputation of this old, reliable medicine, for constipation, indigestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It does not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger salt, than all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN F2 Battle on with all your might, Keep at it; ;For it matters not how strong; jSaem the rampnrts of a wrong ' Right will conquer them ere long, Keep at It. I , Keep at it; The Bee's Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE r; H If yon want to reach the top, Keppati: ; . Good" for 25 Votes for Fonr" ahead, and never stop, Keep at it; Step indeed may be the hill But the goal la not Hopeless till You let tallure crush your will: Keep at 'f Detroit Free PreBS. Mi Ii placed in Ballot Box in" Bee Office before Saturday. July 20 Sun-daynlg- ht wlmmM - Are you properly equipped with clothes for "Good Old Summer Time," during these vacation days you will meet with many strangers, and those you meet judge you first by an three. i ded the NiBbet Reunion at Grape-Tin- e Sunday. Quite a numbr of our people at tended the unveiling at Adams Chapel Suaday. The Lodge of the Daughters of Rebecca was organized here Tuesday night, a large class waB initiated into the' mysteries of the order, the team work being done by White Plain Lodge, about forty ladles of that place attended and assisted in the work, there was also a number Irom elsewhere. Mrs. Whitmer, of Paducah, was the grand after the work a uice lunch was served. offlcer-in-charg- e, D. D. Woodruff, end family atten- Suffered Twenty-On- e Years Finally Found Relief. Having suffered for twenty-on- e years with a pain in my side, I finally have found relief In Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t. The physicians called It "Mother's Pain" and injections of Mies Nell Robinson was in Daniel Boone Monday morning. Dr. TJeal and Mr. Mullen visited Dr. Curry here Sunday. MrB. Dr. Wosb Bailey, of White Plains was here Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur DaveB, of Evanevllle, as visiting her parentB Mr. and Mrs. S.X). Harlan here this week. We believe that people who travel over the roadB of our county, horse- - morphine were my only relief for short periods of time. I became so siok thatl 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 Bick that I gave up hopeB of living A friend advised me to try your Swamp-Roo- t and I at once common-co- d UBing it. The first bottle did me so much good that I purchased two bottles. I am now on my second bottle and feellntrlike a new women. I passed a gravel stone aB large as a big red bean aud several small ones. I have not had the least feeling of pain since taking yaur Swamp-Boo- t aud feel It my duty to recotnend this gieat medicine to all suffering humanity. Gratefully yours, MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE, Avoyelles Par. Marksvllle, La, Personally appeared before me, this 15th day of July, 1911; Mrs. Joseph Constance, who subscribed the above Btatement aud made oath that the swine is true in substance and in fact. Wm. Morrow, Notary Public. Letter to Dr. Kilmer H Co. Binghamton N Y. what you wear. Our store is now- chock-fu- ll of enticing apparel. Our gauzy materials are just right for the soft breezes of summertime. Come in, our high quality 'summer goods and our low price on them will - urge you to buy. Summer Dress Goods and - Accessories that popularwhito Pjqup, In narrow and wide wale, Jnquard fluureand" striped patterns, from 18c to756.yd. Just received another shirmeht;of 25 Scarlet Flannel and White Wool Ratine Norfolk Coats the spason's latest novelty; ladles' misses' and children's sfzep. Will be placed on sale Wednesday morning. Values up to $12.50. Special tor this week ovyj ..( oi.lv 100 . Ladies' and Children's Norfork Coats Rcady-to-We- ar Specialties 50c Ladies Wash Dresses, all styles and materials, values up to $5.00 special .'.... $1 .75 to 35c. All tho newHut colors In LawnHftBatiBtes aud Crepe T 1 & 43 ' tV'.jtuH Ask to see Llnweave aud qui; UlNOl .hoar Whlf.fl 'PrthrlCB. n""' " " for evening some of the newest and mon fpijpul r raitm'iai. Fair Hop;" costumes. Juit wnat you wat! Fancy Summer Silks, all tho desired, shades ..Su.,19.5 ui up l-- ! PNEUMONIA leumewiin a rncniiui couKnanur very weak. I had spells when I could hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 minutes. My doctor could not help me, Campanile hoBe, the latest thL$. In: Hosiery; 'ji3t h.e thin,' to wear with those smoked btick'boots aud pumps .25c and 50c the newest things In Fans, Palms, Jap, Silk and Keep cool-- all t5o to $3.00 Satin finish aud Ivory Stick Fans.. 25c to $7.00' Fancv Summer Parasols, all colors and shapes .Children Gingham, Parcel und Xilnen Dresses, size 0 to 14 years, neatlj trimmed, values to $2.00, choice. . .45o and 70o J8o Five dozen Princess Slips, assorted sizes $1.25 values at trimmed,' as'Three dozen Princess Slips, Lace and Embroidery sorted styles, sizes-3- to 41.. Our regular $1.75 value at. ,$1.25 Three dozen Princess Slips, trimmed with Val. Lace and Hand e mbroldery , regular $2.00 values. Special $1 50 . A Muslin Underwear Just received another shipment - Prove What Swamp-Roo- t Will do for Blng-hamlo- n, of that beautiful Muslin underwear that has created such a sensation. To be closed out this week at prices far below thoso asked elsewhere You Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., N. Y., for a sample bottle It will convince anvone. You sili also receive a booklet of vuiuable Information, tolling all about the. kidneys and bladder. Wheu writing, be sum Aud mention the Enrllntdn Bee. Regular fifty size bottles for cent aud sale at all drug Btores. Semi-Weekly Silk Gloves v Kimona Special I DR. KING'S New Discovery Mrs. 50c AND but I was completely cured by We are showlnnvthe most complete line of Silk Gloves i.u tho city. Those celebrated doublefffip;:. gloves, the kind that gi.ve J. E. $1.00 Cox, Jollet, 111. AT ALL DRUGGISTS. one-doll- ar HHHBQSSBBSSaV . double weir. Colors, white, bwfkfbrowil, tun, 'coy, navy audr y$ ehauiimuU". 25c aud 50c Reu'Hr lengths; ..75c ,12 Button lengths;., ' iy ' .....$1.00 10 Button lengths 10 Button lengtliBwhand EmD.$l.00 '1 ldceach All the short Kimonas you want only 25 pair of Ladies' White Buck 10 Button Boots, regular $8.00 Boots, whllo they laBt..v f...$3.00 pair ',.. 23o. yd. Mercerized Table Damask ,..50o. tojl.50 yd. Table Lined ,.. ,,.,... 50c- to $5.00 Napkins, per doKftn i. ,;. . . . . ., 74o. Bleached shoots, 72x00, only... ,...,. . ;.,.. ...;. ....Oo, to 25o Bleached pillow cases -.' ". - ,v.r :4 ' ffi Notice to Contestants f.ooo votes will be allowed on every $1.00 worth of printing turned in by contestants in the Mammoth Cave Contest. 4 All the lace and Embroidery. u trimmed Coriaet Covoi'b and .m, Ladles' Pants you want for lfo J- t ' .r-1- r For prices on printing telephone ' No.' a.Garment. . V , ) &' 4 ' " fWftfc w Tbomson'fl Glove Fitting and La Victor ' '.' f ,t 0 - ,The Home at j. m1 X. INCORPORATE!? CorsetB'. 47, Earlington, or No, 4, Madisonvilje. JiAfc,' . .y ' ijtf.i" m n ' ---- . -4VS -! mr T, ' i,i.it ' niMMtWi'v' A, :srfsjrtasiSfc5SB3i ."jyn''1" " wihto.i.fitfrf'.Miiitei-ivr- 'ft. . , tty-r- - 2) 'i,J U i .T'lff' 'TPPl w t;i,'?iiDwir ; - 'jKftr'jP",i vm?? l' t s$ . a Ever " jf Send in your order now and .'get your set fore the supply is exhausted. 1 " ,F S. vj - hk Vw jJBMyrtU'Ml "iiTfc-r,- .' iiy.rf '7. Je . r ( v i4fQt. Preserve I Kettle. HBB oaa '.-:,: Ji in 4 Qt. Berlin Kettle. & tii 12 Qt. Seamless Water Pail. 4 Qt. Preserve5 L - Kettle. T i i ttSffllH .J t . i !t IBVtt.VS i:tvt& 0, a, r (. I. : V .VdliV, ,.r :; .. & "4' H rs f FTn & . i'Ji. ) .;? : 14 Qt. .v Rolled-To- p Dish Pan. JJ V - '25 tart. ' ' '."KR" y Bee one year, price $1 and th& for?;$i, ' This offer applies to iew and renew subscribers. Semi-Weekl$ Gr!nieware worth "Big Will. give this $5 5 St" made ofqpure Frenchray Trlpple tM V"'1-"- n44 ". .! - - ? - i. . l .; rfc w. Semi - Weekly ? .. Earlington, . ' ,1 4 &. " "w- .. M - ?r trrx$r ,v Tap ' '?- -; '"fc-- .V Bear Well in Mind the ? WS $fe-- x Ev Date, Saturday, June 29 We could point out thouT sands of REASONS WHY you should be here at the ,r- - opening of our doors Saturday, June 29, at 8 o'clock Those who are familiar with our 'Clearance Sales know why we want you to know also. Come! Dep .'ttf Goods, Caf Clearance Sale Prices on Dress Goods, Silks, Dry Linens, White hoods, htc, 1 hat mow uur ueierminauon :1 to Sell Regardless of CosVPtices . Begins Saturday, June 29it Big Reduction in Prices Sv ' 5 ll J i . m 81 v DEY dress Ginghams C 32 inch wide Black basket weave, 42 inch WW wide, $1 00 value 12$ Red Seal and Toile du Nord Black imported Ratine, 42 in. dress Ginghams, W wide, $1 25 value tast colors. i 42 inch wide 10c Amoskeag dress Gingham Black Panama; WW Cftr. trail! big line of Patterns wide 12c Percals, yard wide Black Mohair, 44 inch best grade fine value Suilin 50c striped cure Linen. 4 Black Satin stripe imported patterns, yard wide.... 44 inch wide 25c white Repp imported $1.50 value 40 inch wide Black. stripe Panama 42 in. $1 50 bordered Linen, 45 inch $1.25 value sponged and shrunk Black stripe Bastiste, light 25c Mercerized strip Linen "I Ol weight, $1.25 value..., I wml 27 inch wide 10c white Dimity,small Black stripe Serge, 38 inch check special' value. . . . wool, 75t value Herringbone stripe '44 15c Indian head suiting 36 fl Black fancy inch, light and black color. I U inches $1.00 4? value 20c Pajama checks, 36 inch I assorted size check Black serge with white hair1 15c Pajama checks, 36 inch 4 line 42 in. $1.00 value.. I2 beautiful quality Black silk Poplin, an ideal summer 12c Pajama checks, 36 inch 4 Fabric, 42 inch IU very special value. $1 50 value pure Indigo apron ? 7c Gray Novelty suiting, 50 checks, full 27 inch W inch $1.00 value . LAWNS Dark Gray all wool Vueraau QC 50 inch $1.25 value . Best Scotch Lawns Satin stripe, light weight. 42 Big lot of Lawns and Batistes-carrieGray inches $l;oo , from last season .ahie worth up to 25c yd raw Light Blue Gray plaid, 36 , Wild Rose Bastic 12 inch, 50c value all new patterns.....". 15c Woven stripe Madras .Dark Gray "stripe suiting v in all colors..--. $1 50 value 25c Egyptian Tissues and Navy Panama, 50 in all wool Woven rlaxons $1.00 value 15c Mercanized Navy Sherlma cloth 54 inch sheer Mull.t .. wide, $1.20 value.. Navy Mohair, 14 inch wide. 20c Printed Flaxons. 20c value 25c Bordered Lawns, 40 inch" wide, to close out Navy Chevon stripe suiting" 44 inch, $1.00 value LINENS Slack and White plaid 38 inch 50c 36 inch Irish Shirtwaist Linen value very 4 C good 25c value . . y. SDecial- 36 inch Sheer Linen Cambric Brown stripe suiting 38 regular 25c retailer inch $1 25 value Very fine Irish Linen 36 E inch, 35c value Brown Repp suiting 42 36 inch Linen Lawn, sheer a, 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 jPft Our 75c quality, pure Irish ,bwU Linen, 36 inch wide.. .. $1.00 value Red Basket weave 42 inch CJE Our 75c quality, pure Irish $1 00 value Linen Cambric, 36 inch.. Wine Collar French serge J? SUMMER UNDERWEAR IW 42 Inch, $.1.00 value 10c Ladies' Gauze Vest SILKS ':'' 15c Ladies' Gauze Vest 50c Check and plaid Taffeta extra size silks, 18 inchswide 15c Ladies' Gauze Vest 4J 50c stripped Messaline for "Stayup" shoulder straps., a !; dresses and waists, 18 in. 25c Ladies' Fine 75c Silk Serges in stripes and checks Gauze Vests all colors, 27 inch wide aww 50c Ladies' mercerized Gauze Vests 75c fancy and plain M.essa- 25c Ladies' Gauze weight lines 27 inch Wide Union suits soiled.. .. $1.00 Messalines and Taffetas, plain 50c Ladies' Crestwood summer and fancy patterns, Union suits, regular I w sizes only 27 inch a Silks, all kinds $1.2 fancy QC 50c Pilling knit pants, Lace, Button .included, our newest . regular and extra sizes 50c Kintona silks 27 and . 36 inch widths, 50c $1 00 Men's fine Balbriggan, and vatue, 1 Otis White lisle shirts $1.50 white Seaside Ripple silk, 27 .. anddrawers.. C inch wide Q 50c Men's Poros-ku- it $1.50 value knee drawers; ? 75c fancy bordered Seco silks, 40 5 UOO.'toen's. White lisle union suits. inch wide, a big C ' 4 length, a beautiful bargain aC5J cool garment a 35c fancy Seco silks in stripes and $1.00 Athletic cut Twintex Union figures, 27 1 suits, a, new 1I inches.... , fabric 25c Silk and Cotton mixture with Special Athletic cut Nain Silk Tolkadot, 4 C sook Union suits....... five colors 25c Boys' Balbriggan shirts and Knickers 35c Lenosette stripe Summer fabric, 50c Elastic seam Pepperel white, black, . Drill drawers.. light blue DEESS GOODS GOODS 15c fine WHITEiGOODS 10c Longcloth 32 inch wide . 10c Dimity, fine r cnecn, 2 men ...!$ OE g 1 .... .35 .85 .80 .60 .59 .75 w Uk .7 plain Flaxpn .10 35c plain Flaxon ..j&''. .25 20cbest aualitv Bastiste .19 35cvery fine.. .. ....;, India Linon, vef TKf .11 r v '' (Kr I try. itirri1 Pdrciiti lurrwK I UJIOU 40 inch wide . sjb4? 1 j2i' i -- 15c .. Mercerized , ,75 fine quality 25c India Linon, 32 inch wide . . T"X-- . :.". .16 121 frV The best Clothes in the world are rrjpon. auu kllC IUIU1C. iobtik r .4 Fine, this July Clearance Sale. All Clearance bale ivierchanaise nas oeen A New, Hart Schatfner reSi m 111 downright bargains and don't you forget it. and Marx and Strouee Bros High a I W Art SuitB at Big Reductions. it's Ydnr Lioss U You Don't Uotne And See What's Doing. $25.00 Hart Schaffnerf 4 g I V and Marx Suits. . .4) 1 3 I ? a Hart OK $22.25 Marx Schaffner I I 1 1 Q and Suits. . . 4 520.00 Hart Schaffnerafr fl C !? Marx Suits 2 I Q. in 112 4 0 71 Men's and Boys' Clothing Up-to-Da- to 'The news about this great Clearance Sale is so remark ie tn; who do not expect to buy, that we may prove to them those abil The people of Madisonville and Hopkins County have helped! ton therefore, the gfeat satisfaction we feel in proving worthy, as. 4 do ' patronage. 1 lis a good plan to take advantage ot a Clearance Sale thi. season s btbek by prices we quote, its your advantage; t jood f... U in iicketed m 3TE i9 "? -- .98 .65 aOJ JO .25 .95 l-- 2c High Suits.... .15 $12.50 Geiershoper's $ fci w9 fO gf .18 guaranteed suits. .. I Mi I Q foensauonai juiy viearence r rices jn Cotton vvofiei 50c Satin stripe V guaranteed suits .25 $w.w ueiershoper's tfO "7C Marquisette.. IOi I J Underwear, CHldrenfs E XWK PAST cloth 40c CHILEREN'B DEM SIS .... .25 rt best grade Udd Pants A ....,,. of our Suits, White Swiss with black U most ot them Spring Coatthat Children's Colored 6and white years .49 reduced price White embroideried leaf. 49c for cool evening wear. Choice at 7oc, 69c and .... White Embroideried .49 $4.00' Straw Hals. $298 any Suit at Half Price. Swiss1... Colored Parcale and Ginghams .$..., Check Dimity ureases, auracuve siyies, .31 for dresses. to 14,$ 98, $l.4& Ml 15 $3.00 Straw Hats.. "7C $223 One Black Taffeta Coat. 54 $1.28, 98c and I DC C TIC Rompers for Boys. and Girls and $2.50Straw.'.Hat?.... c bleached Pepperel $187 $12.50 Oif 3 for Infants. .25 $2.00 Straw (s... $148 One Fine Linen Coatsizel "7C sheetingit.. made garment on the .1 0 Pepperel $6.00 value Kli I O market, regular .Ocvjilue. .23 sheeting;, .'.. ;1U.UU OllUUiC Art f- .7 f v 20c Persian Lawn'aBL'" perfect goods . . . fj3g' 25c Pefsian Lawn, very sheer... 25c Silk stripe Voile S18 00StrpuseBros.e-lHigh Art Suits.... J I DrOi. CHI Tl Sale begins at 8 o'clock shari Saiiird f3 l..l VIKSdl- dllUS JdlC ...Ml LJ Cl Will UC , fCTUU n Cdl JUIV r'li U Il3 JI A 1 T 1 "1 TPV " A1 1 YY T i-1- Masalia fr.' ODD 75c An Knicicer in COAT SUITS WASK LI) A All New $25.1 V .. . . STX.AW HATS Serges,, are Dresses, ages 2 to 75c all 18c fine $20.1 GitYis 8 C0AT8 ages . I $18 VI ... BTAPL1B. in long,, size 36y 10-- 4 Creepers . 9-- 4 bleached Ha " 36, Best V $12. Lii Dr .121 v. ....-.,- . .i. 8-- 4 ........ gft .95 .35 .70 ilw .75 .19 .10 6-- .121 .71 9-- sheeting ..v.' 4 bleached Pepperel sheeting 10-brown Pepperel sheeting V 4 brown Pepperel ' bleached Pepperel .21 $ 1 .5p'straw;Hts'... rt : 0 ...;t ;. & Qne BJackTaffeta Short Coatj ....' 4 .18 ........ .... .23 ' . $1' 00 Straw .t Hats...'.-...,..- .. 6c Straw Hats. 50c Straw Hats dUCCUMKv .19 19 in.-aO- bbw Eft ,UU ivv 7 25 .49 .59 .59 .71 .10 iVv j?Q CQ 7t Edge, estic worfh 8c, today., 20c Peanut Hats ed latteta Dresses, 15c JjQ "yi" Advertiser bleachedfDo 36 inch PANAMA MATS stzes.l6, 34 and 1O mestic worth 10cfodaX. Just 12 Genuine Panana Hats wbrth Good Lawn Dressine Sacque $17.50 guaranteed Taffeta dresses, 36 inch1 fine Sea .Islandbtown Do bailor (joliar and belt from $3.50 to $6.00 sizes -sizes 16, 34 and 36 and Lt. blue 25c value. mestic worth 10c 6 4 to 7 8 choice... Chiffon Dancing Dresses made over . .. .a loaay Lon Kimona, Buttonhole , FELT MATS mei5anne 36 inch Standard brown Domes JC auicneu euge, to vaiue . $3.50 Gold Medal Special tic worth 7c, today..., a Long Kimona, Good Lawn Hats 27 inch Red Star Diapers; PETTICOATS. Bixi Bor. bdge, 75c value . . . $3.00 Gold Medal XXXX hemmed, ready for use and Black Imitation Heatherbloom Hats Extra full cut fine Lawn Ki- Fulr Standard Calico ahYytfu want, $2.50 Gold II Petticoat, 98c value, only M Q Medal XXX mona, special valu&at M 2,500 yards , 5 dozen to sell at ?G sli I $1 50 Fine Lawm to sell .V.. ...anr Hats. Medal XX 98ci $2.00 Gold Hydegrade Halcyon Petticoat, HOSIERY ,. sla Hats sott nice Messaline, black AQ $2 00 Fine Lawn and $1.5f Volunteer Brand 10c Ladies' Black and colors, $1.50 value. . 3.DC $1.21 Crepe Kimona.... K Hats Cotton Hose orV: All Silk Messaline Petticoat $2 50 Serpentine Volunteer Brand $1.26 nains 1 5c Ladies' Fancy -V $3.00 value spe- fQ $1.4 & Hats Nimona.. wi 1UC 1LOC .f Ji '& $1.00 Volunteer Brand m A cialat $3.50 Oriental Silk 15c Ladies' Gauze llose Linen Silk Messaline Petti- Hals Kimonas. 1Q spliced Heel and toe, ,I coats, $4 00 value. ..yCmivV SKIRTS NEK'S $5.00 Fine all Silk ... . garter top UU Kimonas and Negligees Best Black Taffeta Petticoat a $1.50 Faultless DayN 15c Ladies' White Sole $4 00 value, our Shirts. Black 'Hose OG COMBINATION SUITS i Special at $1.25 Dress Shirts Ladies' Tan Silk Boot Hose All $1 25 and $1.19 Combination .f kjoodqual Two Collars to match . slightly imperfect P&INCI8S ILIPS Suits consisiing of Corset Cover and Negligee and coyers, $1.00 I TrfiAc' PifiA I kV Hnw uhitaf Drawers, choice Sle Splendid quality Muslin Prin- r Pleated Shirts.... or Black '25c grade . ..&? $2.00 Combination Suits, lace cess Slips $1.25 value . . . . FinJain Wjiite' Silk Hose, Ladies' trimmed and very sheer .$1.41 Embroidery trimmedlace trim 50c Shirts of all kinds. samirnu slightly imperfect 50c No Manhattan,, Arrow or Mon- - 257.50 and $3.00 Combination med Princess Slips' ,. grade Suits very elaborately made. . .$1.91 arch Shirts included in this sale. $2.00 value M Infant's Dropstitched Hose 36 inch Coro bleached Dom ,(' .v .21 25c Straw Hats. .71 ...62 74 $7.50 value... Short$3.75 Coat, White Serge full lined with washable silk, d9 $5i75 39 $15.00 19 Good Lawn Combine Jacket, 15 Buttonhole Stitched 10c value.. v- sizej O.ae KIMOKAS SILKMLEUES .i $10.00 Foulard Dresses, colors Ros and Navy, sizes Jf'. 18 and 38 $12.50 changeable Taffeta, bordered and Messaline Dresses, sizes, $6 14, 15, ts, 36and" "f 38, choice $15.00 stripped Messalinnd Check m $495 m BA lOU 3:.p0. ,: 6 3-- 3-- 1.98 .6 279 . T , 1 i 5c 5c ft ...i.... 2,39 1,99 1,59 1.19 .99 .79 1.19 .i98 Crepfli -- 15c 25c 50c fQ ..:.yOU $1.23 $1.48 9iitO $3.98 CQ 7K t ivU qa , $ll3 tO IfO .- -. , 10c . $.IO $1 .48 29c 79 43 .98 ...5c HI . pat.'..a5J 4Q awv 'OC afa3 QR Infant's Dropstitched Hose ,20c grade.. ,, ',.'.. ivO Infant's Colored Sox 25c grade, small size. . . . Misses Everware Hose, 50c grade for 35e, 35c grade or 25c, 25c grade 15c Men's Lisle Hose 15c Men's White Sole Black Hose 25c MCn's KnoxiKnit llOc AA I II v .' i r f it a 3-- 19c .. 10c 10c wU, Satarday, June, 19 your This Annual Cleararice. Sale'Startsj and will continue for Two Weeks. If this great Clearance' Sale will rnalce t 5 o'clock M' ' .aM. aaBf "H aW ', : 1B .W B aTav bebb lam aai A M A aBH aaBBBBaW aaH aTaV JaYflT V H ATbb aaH aH aH K 'svaT ATaT 9i' mi L ' ' V Dollars Do Double Duty, aaa Vaa VaTa aTi bV 4 At AT 7 and-if- Q4 Wbere will qpu be.on thnWtc?L V ABF BBBBBBB bIbBBBBI ' Ticked Colored Sox.. '.'.VI v 25c Men's Black Silk Sox 50c Phoenix Guaranteed , &fl ,..U .,. Silk Sox $1.00 Finest Thread Silk Sox.. .,. ...... ,JAn ArfcC 19c y Mc Nlcliorille, r m ., ,U ii,-'tiiS'1- - ijtoAtfj aA -- a .I M Jl . ; L alter & "I t - B H : I H Hn Be Here at Opening of Our I chandise movement will begin to revolve. We want you to join us at that hour and witness the grandest, most spectacular sight in the history of local retailing. day morning, June 29, the wheels of this mighty mer- Doors, Saturday, June 29 Promptly at 8 o'clock. Satur- m 54. pinds Saturday, July le that we will appreciate a visit to the store by even Ability in value-givinThis is a really wonderful sale. lomake this store what it. is. They will understand, jmo here, of their continued respect, good will arid g. 13 . Bargain Counter T of Notions Wire Hair Pins orie'ibunch for. Large Palm Fans ., Rugs, Mattings, House Furnishings xxc CM xjig pavings in JLnis July Lilcarancc Sale RUGS I m rt JUV A floaranrp nf V,iedl.dllU5 WHITE aiipt. ShpCS for Boruo 'shoos Everybody make the feet tired White Cotton tape . . Ssthis. We show'how much we want to clean up the and BOnlo make the pockotbook tired Uugoods aire good as ever; you can buy wisely for both the una. some tnaKabotn very tired. The- Box Mourning pins, lmjfl Stfoe rnk9 both happy.. whole ratnuv may ue supplied eson- TAGS. Look for them, They convey oi'uicklly at this Great Clearance Card fancy colqredpins. rELL0W Sal?. Barbours pure flax 200 pairs Ladies' Slippers in our best I hread, Skein makes, values $2 50 $3.50 and V $4.50, Patents, Gun Metals and Darning Cotton, 4 2? Vici, Button, Blucher and Strap black, white, tan..,.. . styles, some of all Turkey Red Floss'spool. sizes m '. 1 1 $1.00 Axminster Mats, MSC 10XJD ,.. 85 $1.50 Axminster Rugs -- wxot incnes 1 r it m Brussels 3 9x12 Best UU 150 pairs Children's Slippers in $20.00 value 575 SHEETS 3 9x12 Seamless Velvet, $25.00 Perilusta'Emb.'Foss Skein. Patents, Vici and White Canvas, Misses' size sizes Seam ;iest Carnival of This Great Store all values up to$1.50 choice.. wU Box Invisible hair pins. Cli value, 3 only 2 slightly soiled f 7 .f Q 72x90 Welded value Bleached 39 Sheets, 50c up 1, g rugs 200 pairs Children's Slippers, Blacks Book of Gold head pins ... 10c value 4 9x12 Axminster Rug $22.50r m7C 54x90 Single Bed Seamless 59 Garments, Muslin ana ians, aimosi aupizes -Sheets, best quality en's grauc, sugnuy sonea ed, values up to $2.00 f ( Extra large Box wire T7l. 81x90 Dallas Bleached only one 4 9x12 Royal Axminster I O I Q Seamless Sheets Choice pjresses, jcic. 19 hairpins 69 $25.00 WOMEN'S SHIET WAISTS IE AND WISE D&ES3E5' 125 pairs Slippers for Boys, and 81x90 Pequot Seamless Sheets Kugs, Bright black head pins. 4 fQ Black and Tans, values Large book of Girls. 50 Striped Madras Waists, very heavy grade new patterns 4 ft up to $2.50 I 9 90x90 Utic Hemstitched ., 79 4 ft ft Book of dull Mourning pins... 4 9x12 Finest Wiltom 50c $17.75 regularRepp value all sizes. i I w Choice.. Rues. IUU A Tailored Waists 25 Fine Lingerie and Bleached Sheets one tan ft lot of Men's fine Howard and 1 7R $1.25 and $1.50 values.... if w aj IC 42x36 Cambridge Pillow 4 UU Dresses p I Tl I W safety pins rC4 I 0 4 one blue Foster $4. and $5. Oxfords, good Treasure 4 ft 20 Lingerie Waists made of Lingerie and Cases, each..styles in Patents, Gun Metal, Tans Warren's Grosgrain Collar Embroidery and Lace ttt ureses.. .. $1 2,75 $t 25 and $1.50 values. iOw ana via, some pi an ...:...': ; 4 our fine. Jap Mattinirs in QfT supports sizes, Choice... exta? long Lingerie ana 93 Packagenairpins red, green our very newest Lmgene and Huck Towels, size 4 regular 25cor.blue colorsr our wire Subita.n(itLl K.cdciiens en Dresses.... $10.75 Tailored Waists $1.50 values Slip quality, all freshj 15x32, very spcigM;.. ...... .5c per anil OxUtin in Our leu hew 'stock. Lingerie and low neckr short sjeeves, high 1fSfi Book wHitMead ptns ....... 4 '.'July Cleamce. Price'. ??rfCU 10c Huck Tpwetep8x?6, DressM $a?5 neck, long sleeves, " slightly imperfecr.' ...... 7J Also Peplum QQ Laces and Embroideries LadiM'sHeeYWull our (.Lingerie and TJE styles, choice 15c Huck Toweli size 20x43, 4 AllinatedBest fo" Tone ft 1 w .handkerchief ......i57w andiSraJ Pure Linen aisette Dresses.. value in 'town ni Choke anywaists $1.48 1000 yardsupofto8 and insertionsTorchon, Best BrasJ Pins, full count . 4 qualities,rerwlair330c Jap 35c u biggestHuck Towels, size t 44 ft $2.00 tings, J and Lace edges g? igerie and Lingerie uty J1 12 yard. values w DVesses.. S&75 Choice any $2.50 hemstitched rs yards of Val. Laces and Inser 4 20cClearance'Phce Mattings 25 25civxss, Linen. Huck Towels 4d2 Lingerie and Pure Pearl buttons, 1st quality.. $1.98 tions, all pretty new patterns tje "P China and Dresses $4.75 Lingerie Waists.. SKIMS 15 Heavy durable quality good weight Q 10c box' Shell Hair pins ; values up to 10c If SIFIKATX O 25c China Mattings, heavy lUngene and 500 yards of wide Normandy Val in Black of 35 Dresses ..$3.75 Choice Colors,Skirts regularly 20 85c.Mercerized Hemmed Laces and. insertions, sold and Q Estella Hair weavers, 6 for O and close woven .ingerie and --ME values upMo 20c. Napkins, size 18x18 35c BesMtl'6 Warp China 75e from $7.50 to $15.00 .Dresses... each 25 $1.00 Mercerized 20x20(. Hemmed f 151 750 yards very fine Val. Laces and 10c Hair Nets, all colors. 5 Matting. Gingerie and Napkins, size S5c r feet Jap. Matting Ball thread m uresses.... $1.95 $4.00 Misses' New $3.45 Insertions, ailupnew styles, in oroicen Boss balls for sets, values Spring Skirts $150 Mercerized Napkins full 4 ft 7 . OO '.... 5 Kugs Mae House uresses or bleached, size S4x24.. .... ,$1.25 ......IU $5.00 Ladies' and Misses' Q QC to 20c. .; fil'Prr:i1 .PJmmhrnv feet Jap. Matting 6x9 New Skirts $2.50 Pure Linen Dinner Napkins 1 25 ViW yards of Cambric and Inser Magic Hair curlers, 2 for. 7 Kugs. mVS, $l.T3, $1.48, special ...n.$2.11 00 and. 98c $6 blackFine Skirts, $4.95 tions, values up to ioc, c 9x12 Jap Matting tf '' 51 10c Feether, stitch braid..., and colors... $3 00 Pure Linen peryard, 7 Kugs GOWNS 250 Napkins special .",. .$2.51 $7.50 Serge arid 2000 yards of Cambric and Swiss m Muslin Gowns, full cut $5.95 Fancy Skirts rm ana insertions, values 7 gxl2 China Matting 10c Thimbles, all sizes. Rugs 400 $3.50 Scalloped Lunch Napkins,$2.95 made, values up to O"? Pure Linen .';.,. 1U Bias fold Tape up to 25c peryard $8.50 Fancy Worsted to customer? I w and Mixtures only, $6.95 10000 yards fine wide Cambric Edges three widths... $4.00 Pure Linen Dinner''' 7 es, high or Napkins special $3.45 $10 00 Fine Tailored choice patterns values up yard White Nottingham jc hs, long or short $7.95 to Skirts $5.00 Pure IU Fairy SpiraUollar supports. 7 Lace Curtains, pair 45 Napkins Dinner sizeSfvl .$4.45 yes, high or neck 79c $2 Corduroy Skirts. $1.95 Wide 27 inch yard 50 White'Cotton Flouncing, very special Ladief pure .Lhien 2i'Gowns, high, neck, slipovers values. 39o quality, 8 Lace White Nottingham 65 handkerchiefs uurrams, pair 25d re?., ex. size orAOA 10 patterns MUSLIN UNblRWZAB. Mercerized 00 Ruffled Lace. Curtains bod. all styles.... J Ol 27 inch Flouncing that sold 8 White or Cream White Cottage curtain rods. 85 50cDamask, BleachedV ... j.l'. wide:.'.i quality Muslin D.rawers Gowns' fine cambric or Nain Good reeularlv at 49c, 59c and 69c yard. 75c Imported Damask, full or Ecru Dottpm,.open bodies if A A A tucked styles, all sizes. ... t q U Choice ;..3e Red Star Diapers 27x27 inch O $1.50 White..;..... 1 25 bleached, 2 yards wid6. I closed Curtains 59 morning, June 29,. 1912 150 .75 LUCKY WOMEM WITH SMALL FEET 50 pairs Slippers, in sizes 1 to 3, all kinds and values up to $3.50, choice f 5c Feathur Stite braid. . , onlyonetosellat....v..y. 2 9x12 Lennox 9.wire Tapestry f O 3 tsrusseis value 1275 Kugs $18 10-yi- re 2 2 $4 00 Best Ax. Rugs 32x72 inches 2 9x12 Brussels Rug $12.50 3 50 ft "f rj $1.75 Matting Ax Rugs 27x54 inches. . $2.50 Finest Ax Rugs 27x54 inches 125 150 200 White Crochet Quilt, hemmed, $1.2o value, Double bed size 1 72x90 White Pique Quilt, easily washed.-- 4 Extra Large Claren'dTnCrochet 'uur, yery . Va 00 rf fiS special at 75x85 Fringed White Crochet" Quilt 78x88 Scalloped White.Crochet $2.50 value C 78x88 wtfi'te Satin Quilt Hemmed very special. . 82xq2 Scalloped Satin Quilts cheap at $4.00......... O i AND 135 150 DO ki a t UU rtfl Montmellic Thread Sein . . PILLOWCASES Ready-to-We- ar includ- . S-- f- . , -- -- f1 F . lbs it- M Big. : lot I?12 r - s MATTINGS - . .. .. , All 1 ' All . TOWELS 'ftl -- Io& ;:- -' : ZSttxy 7 l-- 2c J ' - JiMfB But' - IUI. i ""''-, M fI 3 . - ' ': .1 - ic IllumMat- ,'i.L i& .. , .. l-2- c .,., ; i-- I 120O 1 .. . 1 8c- - "T. . - . ;.. . . . . NAPKINS m '& yb lie- - 1 t .. . .. ?& -- : 1 .. . ': "x. a f- i- i. i in. - - 2 x5 .. . ,.. X , . . . :mit tint1. - l t 30OC i . - . i It- , . . , 1.. . fcdges, 3 LACE CURTAINS V 2 1-- 2 ... K 4 im 35o-pe- r Linen-GoiMed- V '" ' . ? .. .. . TABLE LINENS 64-in- , All $1 .. . .' M ylesj. 3i I Gowns includes ery latest grades. &4 aU? OCa i3 ft ft or. COSSET COVERS odjquality Cambric Corset ers, lace trimmed omen's. Better qualities in Drawers, lace and emoroid-Jery trimmed at 75c and . . Good quality, well made Mus- Q Sm fitting atts and Embroidery, iMIp, '.SIahttook Corset Covers, Atrfully trimmed, ribbon's,, 75 and...-.- : m SbIbIbV 1b1b1b jtBr ft a r . $1.00 all pure Linen Damask 2yards wide.. tains, white or ecur, pr.. I5 k $1.25 all pure $3.00 Finest Notiiigham O OK Beatifut for.. Lace Curtains, pair, . Patterns. . . . v.,- -. . . 9lc fa - lin urawcia iui tuii age u, Q 1.75 and $1,50' Scrim Curtains, $1.50 Finest pure JinenjOamask, all colors..'.. ....-...15 and 17 years at big variety . . Lace edge 4Q . 4 FANCY RJBBONS 35c,29carid Stickerie braid I U SOME R.ED HOT BARGAINS ' ' 2 2 yards A lot of verv beautiful Sash Ribbons, Child's Muslin Drawers, some 6, yard pieces..... . $2.00 Lace Edge Etomine ; PICKEB MERE AND THERE 6 to 9 inches wide, values up; to 20c feather sfitch' Braid fucked, somelruffled bottoms, Curtains Best Scotch Lawn,jresh, 1 $1.60 yard ft- 2 to 12 years 20c and 15cj Pink and Blue Etomine purtains, 4 ! new patterns. , vZ at one price. I wT0 values,- all go choice lace insertion and edge.. I Standard Calico2,500 .yards jj-- ' 25c Stickene braid all colors $3,0Q Etomine. Curtains, to sell no limit. , ... . . .. !, lace trim ecru color,. . . bB I qi CLOTS grade Wall Table Oil cloth, marble pattern. $4.00 Scrim Curtain, , Canvas, yard wide. fj i. white ground;with black veins a 25e Clunylace..". . Good Brown domestic -- ; . , Ym Juiy vaiue : yard wide.. .,t J)APEY jt This store will be. closed all .day Friclearance price.. Goro bleached order may.! estic' - ' day, un 28, in -GAUZE HOSE fine.quallty j,Ri'fl"wide-?50c Woven Oplpre'd Madras. iivwl ' thoroughly prepare the feast o bar-pai,.. 120 dozen NVojijen's black Gauze Lisle Good Huck Towejs ! that will greet you on the followC quamy, witn 35c Finest hOSe, our regular 2?c size 10x32 inches.-- . i'.V. ..?'.,. 51 Printed Scnni.TTiifciiV ing morning.... slight imperfections, -Dowli liell Hair riins." Be on hand when wnllfi thy last at. . . . . ... i 6FIB id tfmrltfBfirtoffiO 25c Printed Scrim, all colors, . o'clock Sharfr, Satur-dy-, oceD TABLt SlUAkES Red Star diitpW5:llfet ' & 19. Fine. Mercerized Linen Damask table 12 2 Printed Madras at 1U . . hemined,27bncl!MSa.JLO 3,6 in. square, an Covers ".w."r 25c Striped Etomine, 40 in. . 4 f? uuug ocionaae exceptional 50c value " boys worth 50c. . ." .ixi', ..'XmO' wide, white or ecru SILK REMNANTS . " Lot of Children's slippers All short lengths of , Silks, including U values up to $1.50 lroulards, 25c Plait! BcrQ Scrim at Messahnes, Tfjelas, Women's Madras shirts Chaneeables, .Serges and Fancies at Colored Burlap, red. green , Waists, worth 50c . .. . . u $ - i "HALFPRICR or brown 15c grade v - All rvv j 27 inch Flouncing, exquisite pat Ocean Pearl buttons ' terns that sold regularly at 8vc ana 12, 14, 16 line .....-.-. . 98c, Choice fit All 27 inch 'Flouncing, very deep Women Initials, 3 doz. .i work and beautiful, patterns, Lingerie washable Tape 91c regular $1.48 values -. . i ft $2.00 and $1.75 lace cur O 150 ..;.... ..O .... . IwC - Uv ...... JE . 10 12 15 f 1-- wv 4A Linen-Damas- 1 .;&.?. .Jf;2S; ... $2-5- 0 . thtwe. c .,.....'... 19 , ;.:...., 295 k 9v 3R 145 ly 41 Best-heav- y t.i ..,,..,. J . . v---f Ai '.A J", .? .ft: & 5 ns 4. A A' a- - cV Jur, at i 'the doors .ii i;r JC 00 15 " - 1-- Iv ran3,ror?jjF' I - L . . gun ' IczeratuLO ......... "a ;'- - ,ru.4. ' .V- - r v n t ff- - jfcrr' ,?.", .Vt.fJTO "' , . 1A $j f" K. STANDWAITEE J TRIBE GIVE No. 57 REDMEN WILL A GRAND Picnic and Barbecue, a I Lakeside Park THURSDAY, JULY 4 Great Sachem Bob Crowe, of Louisville, and other prominent speakers from various parts of the State will be present and deliver addresses on' the fraternal features of the Order and other points of interest to the membership and the public generally. Barbecued meats ot all kinds, cold drinks, ice cream, and all other delicacies usual on such occasions Good music, dancing and other sports will be indulged in. your family and have a BIG day. J. i Fun for all, old and young. Gome and bring W. LESTER, Chairman, S. W. CARR, J. M. MARTIN, JOHN DEVYLDER, CLAUD LONG, G. W. ROBINSON, Committee (Sr : ... ff. Bl jp iwrwnviue iTwico Ow aaMaam . - 1 Hi & visit friends and relatives at Fruit W. L. Coyle, of Earlington, was Hill, Ky., a few days. Tars. Morgan and daughter Marie here Tuesday. ChautauR. a. Kidd attended tho uttended Kryl's Band at Madlson-vili- e qua at Madisonvllle "Monday nignt. Mrs. M. E. Wallace of St CharTuesday. Messrs Edgar Kennedy, Will Har- les, visited relatives here laBt week. A. 0. Alexander, ot Soottsville, Mrs. Anna Bryan, of Madisonvillo ris and W. C. Harnby spent Sunday JKy., was In tlie city Wednesday. Is visiting relatives and friends here. afternoon In Dawson Spriugs. MIbb Glenule Barr, of Madlson-villWill Bice Is convaleBance after A large crowd attended the Titan-ti- c was here with her music sceneB at Dixie Theatre Wednes- a severe attack of illness. Wednesday. day night. Dan Umstead of Earlington, was W. P. Burbaattended.Kryl'aBand here Monday. - atMadiBonvllle Tuesday. Makes the Nation Gasp Oscar Franklin visited his parents Whitfield, of Miss Margery The awful list of injuries on a at Sturgis last week. Fourth of July staggers humanity. eonville, waB here Wednesday. Set over against it, however, Is the J. C. Teague has returned to his Messrs Olarenoo Hardw.lok and wonderful healing, by Bucklen's home at St. Charles after a few days Guy Herring, ot Whito Plains, at- Arnica Salvo, of thousands, who viBit with relatives. . cuts, bruiBPS, tended the dance here Friday night. suffered from burns,explosions. Its wounds or There is no W. C. Harnby was in Madisonvllle bullet the quiok healer of boilB, uicereB, being- troubledreal need of anyone with constipation. or piles. 25ots at Tuesday. eczema, sore lips Chamberlain's Tablets will cause AUDrugglBts. MIbb Let a. Stephens, of Versailles, an agreeable movement of the bow els without any unpleasant effect. Ky., is in the city visiting friends. liive them a trial. For sale by all Miss Fannie Trathen has returned dealers. liome after attending the ChautauAiniEBANLAY qua at Madisonvllle, to e, pu-ypi- with a membership of 24. The President of the State being with them. MIbb Lola Mae Prowse and Mrs. Eliza Moore left Thursday morning News of Shamrock White City Notes Henrv Gatlin, wife and Misses uud Jewel are visiting at Princeton and other points this week. Lumber has been purchased for the erection of an arbor at this place, for the purpose of holding a revival meeting herea PRINCESS SPECIAL! Ibis Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new daught-te- rs management and it's management guarantees its patrons high class entertainments. Especially Adopted! lor- LarKe sad Children - ls - soon. I fe &.,?-- A winsQme maid with Mobile face Messrs Fred Dixon and Carl Haui- And curling Aqbdrn hair by attended the ball game at A DOLLAR. SPENT AT IJOMB RoamB far Bayoune her native place son Sunday afternoon. May Come Back With most Superior air. The ladies ot this plaoe organized Is a Dollar That f to Vour Purse a "Rebecca Lodgo We.dnesd.ay night Around a Little Hock she' strays, Then toward Ann Arbor green; , No Steator alley meets her gaze gTffl lU!lHJ,Jlalllllll,l4lJIlHll,llllllllllla'''-'''.lwnaixjrio signc is Beenr A charging Buffalo Bhe spies. For Battle Greek Its Jaws'; "So.utb Bend your steps' a farmer !!! ' cries, Thayer before you pause I "Gat Gommandingly young Lawrence Neither caoyoa make a Typewriter do good work with a J spoke, poor Ribbon. The efficiency of ji Typewriter depends as He Bpokane she obeyed; much upon the quality of the ribbon you use, as uponthe The beast so Great Falls at bia stroke machine itself. Vv Andover it the maid. "ELMERITO" Typewriter Ribbons are RIBB0N8 OF "I've Concord I" gaily he exclaimod, QUALITY. We guarantee them to be woven edge, close "Eau Claire, your thanks express I" try one at 60o; use "Augusta Me" she said "tbeyina'me, We want you to weave and So Macon othes guess." it a week, and if you find a flaw in it, briup; it back to us and receive a new one FREE of charge, or your money back, if f She sought to Barre from him her eyes, .. you prefer, . , Hot Springs a tear in view; "EL MERITO" ribbons speak for themselves. "A husband Fond du Lao," he cries, OOcte. Single Ribbons Tm bent on Marlon you I" - $8.50 "A happy Homestead Pa will, give, Half dozen lots Where nothing Mahanoy ;' ' - $0' J Dozen lots How Jollet will be to live , .. In Union, full of joy 1". 4 "In thanks to Providence I vgw We'll long Revere thiB day ; Room 3 Victory Bulldinft. And Wheeling up my cartI'll How Tacoma bride straightway,!" KENTUCKY. EARLINGTON. , Ivy Keilerman Heed lhHarper's ,,. ' Weekly. A Penny Saved Is A Peniyy Earned W. M. Brown who has been visiting his children nearSlaogh-tervill- e and elsewhere retuaaed MrB Munn of near Dawson,. wuh In Herehel WilBon of MadlB0uvlle the olty Wednesday evening attend- was in town Wednesday aftevaoon. home Monday, ing the Tent meeting. Sam Durham who has beau ia St W. E. Rash, of Earlington, MIfb Flora Llpscom Is visiting in Louie for the past few months returpassed by our place Monday 3t. Charles for a few days thiB week. ned homo Wednesday afternoon. to Uzzle's Mill. Miss JRiIdll White, of Evans-ville- , visited her sister Mrs. J. T. McGregor this week.. eu-rou- I We fere again running the "Worlds Best Pictures." Y, know what that means. 'vLubins." "Biograph," "Kalems," Essany," uPathe,V uSelIg.f and "Vltograpb." MAD1S0NVILLE, KY. Mttinte Daily 2 p..m. te Spurlin Bennett had the misfortune to fall about 14 ft. into a well he was engaged in digging and was painfully injured. Dr. 0. E. O'Bryon was immediately summoned and dressed the wounds. The injured man is rapidly improving. Low Round Trip Fares from Earlington to New York and Boston Hit 30 day limit Tourist fares to York $32.55 - - Bostu $35.65 60 day limit variable route larM to Ytu Can't Make Water Run Up Hill Will Buntin was in Earlington last week. MissCassie Shadrocfe who has n been vi8iting,.relativeB. near. and other points returned home last week. "Uncle dad" Mangum,of near Salem visited in White City this Lis-ma- HiwYifk $38,9- 5- "... J ,' - Besfon$42.IO full-inke- d. week. W. Reduced round trip fares to many other cities and resorts in the East Superior Service For . 0. Doom is at Dawson Springs this week, Tobe Sadler was in Earlington last Sunday. Frank Green attended services at Pleasant Hill in Muhlenberg County last Sunday. Services were held at Sam McGregors residence last Sunday night and was well attended. Some one entered the Residence of Will Buntin while the family were away from home last- week and secured some articles oMoed - to the w, East particular?-rat- JMcri'pU're L4NASC0 SUPPLY CO. ATlffl'"nrlii"ir'9'" ' foldtrj. lftrature andjlwjer reierrationi, ajdreat wMa D. P. BANKS, Ticket Agent BOBgl ,, (I i . ' H ifl'wfriirfltailfhr . ; ' . SM , l- - - v" - iEE 5- - a -- ."', Masterful Demonstration of Bargain Giving. Don't Miss This. Re- tt member the date, June 20 BACKWARD SEASON SALE AT k We are BELOW Competition on 1 7i Everything in our line. RememK ber the date, Jane 29 ft B ll T H hhhhHh hhhhhI hhhhhV hhI hhhhh HA hhk MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Unavoidable conditions make this sale. Everything must be turned into cash quickly.1 We are greatly overstocked and must unload. The unseasonable weather for the dast 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 condensed immediately. Prices cut right and left, deep and hard in every department of this store. We don't want to waste much time, for time is too precious. We have, 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 seen, and remember every bit of merchandise is reliable, fashionable and of well known quality. We offer them at such startling sacrifice prices it will pay you to come fifty miles or more to get them. : ; -- f ' it f. 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 Men's Furnishings 29, and Closes July 20 Event- - Be on Hand. You Cannot Afford to Miss This Wonderful Bargain Bargains-L- ook Dry Goods HERE'S WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY. Hats and Caps - Here THE CLOTHING BARGAINS WILL BE ONE OF THE LEADING FEATUEXB OF THIS SALE. Men's and Young Men's $9 and $10 Suits. They won't last long at this price, so come l QQ and take your pick.. Men's and Young Men's $12.50 Suits. Here's where you can save a $5 bill on your new suitrt jQ Come and see them. . . . 3$D I w Men's and Young Men's $15 Suits. This assortment is great, all suits of new patterns in fine all wool, fine worsted Cashmeres IO Men's and Young Men's $18 to $20 Suits and the finest suitings, all rich and new A kQ D 18c 9c bJt 7c ...O.vO 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 Men's 50c Work shirts sale price Men's 50c Dress shirts sale price Men's 75c Dress shirts sale price. Men's $1 00 Dress shirts sale price Jft vOv "TQ I JU 00& OOv AQf nr?U fv dQ fG $4.50, sale price.. .. Bovs' Suits worth $6.00, sale price ...98c $1.19 $1.69 $2.48 $3.24 79c $1 -- 1 Men's $1.50 Dress shirts sale price.... One lot of Boys' Dress sh'rfs 35c to 50c ifl Q 1 sale price? . . . ; nJw vOv QQ a 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 & v2 v ..QC 15 $2.00 Men's Hats sale price $3.00 Men's Hats sale price 35c Cap sale price..1.. ...... 98c $1.58 19c Shoes. 7l v f 2 Shoes. JUST RECEIVED SEE THESE LOW PRICES Ginghams'..'.. Ginghams.. "7. 5c Lawn a yard iocLl-aw- n' ''. Trunks" A BIG ji2c Dress 8c 9c 3ic Tf tLJl0t. LINE OF TRUNKS WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE. designs Jf 3) I CarO Odd Pants $125 Men's Pants' 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 Notions Merrick, thread a spool.' . a yard! - . . t 15c Lawn a yard Bed Spreads $2.50 Bed Spreads Sale price $2.00 Bed Spreads Sale price $1.50 Bed Spreads Sale price. I W 1 .... 9c ?( sale price One lot of Men's Shoes and Oxfords worth $4.00 and $5.00 in tan, patent leather, gun metal, vici, etc., button or lace during this sale .$3.50 and $3 75 Shoes or Oxfords in any style AQ sale price One lot of Shoes and OxfordSj worth $3, rf AA . piVO I qa V je flO SC.nrQ 4) :K t t . $1.39 $1.19 98c ..3c Pants Pants Pants Hooks and'Eyes a dozen . 9 ToWels Regular 10c price.... .:...., Pants $1.89 $2.48 $2a9o a dozen... '.k .. Pins. ...v..... Pearl buttons . ..3c 1c 31c Bed Ticking worth 15c price Ladies' Hose Regular 50c Silk Hose $1.50 Shoes or Oxfords AAA far Ladies', sale price $2.00 and $2 50 Shoes or Oxfords for Ladies' 4 MQ sale price .90 wOv m4 1 3 I utV O Safety pins card Canvas gloves ... a pair V Towels Regular 15c Towels ....... Regular 20c Towels Regular 25c Towels i Ladies' Skirts $5.00 and $6.00 Skirts for $7.50 and $9.00 Skirts for $10.00 and $11.50 Skirts for 2c 7c Shoes Regular 25c Silk Hose Hose Regular 15c Hose '.'... Regular 25c Lisle ..4c 9c 12c $2.68 $3.98 $4.98 Children's and Low Cuts MUST BE SOLD FCJR LESS THAN COST. SO COME AND GET YOUR Regular 10c Hose SHARE. Hose.. .. Children's .. 39c 19c 19c 9c 7c 8c Laces and Embroidery A VERY LARGE LINE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERY AT HALF PRICE. n re Underwear Regular 50c garment sale price . sale price .. '. Regular 35c garment ' , 39c 19c fn 40 yards, of Calicoes in Remnants During; This Sale at 69 Cents ;V rv A big line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' Ready-to-Wea- r Garments and Shoes to be distributed into the homes of the people at LESS than ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST . , 1 ; x ; PpmarnhpF IvclllgillUcI bargains. tion which will be sold on the same basis as prices listed above. A sale that will astonish and bewilder. Be sure you visit this sale of marvelous . There are thousands of articles space .. ' , will not allow us to men- , 'Snt merchants are asking big profits on their mer- .chandise', you can come to this sale and buy your entire supply at less than actual wholesale cost. .. Wnfirp ..lUUlC In fhp PllhHf tie heart of the season when other More Goods for Same Money. 1 Same Goods for Less money H n hV B MP j SV ,.. THERE IS ONLY ONE IN TOWN a m 1 ' Us? We earnestly advise you to come' early. ; v Below the Old Postoffice Sale begins June 29 f MISS KATE PEMBERTON BUILDING ' v'A- ft ' MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY - '? Entire stock Nothing reserved. sold but in 22 days. Come must be to this sale if you have to walk, Look for the Black Letter Canvas Front. -v- '. fli m If' v Sifot Jb&iM&th- &,& QA4&-''-&-t''- '. '" wt. n1 i ir -. t I :? ..j..: Wllilt&fililltfi,'l',ftr csirTTViaa ' M" -- vpifjmmi- i -- wjs; ri iwt -- ja pw" '$"" THIS IB CERTAIN The Proof Thai Earlington Cannot Deny Readers O 1 :?: .;c. A. MORTON, MADISONVILLE, KY. h Pl3f. tl"tflb anasQinfopie. Kldne$)(Pll8 UlencfltuaflUUepqy afcapynmi have brought lasting should .prove or, f What could furnish. stroger-revi- - vy afmegrttTqWib- One See a. :Fe w Hundred Mera's Stylish Clothes -- Heavily Discounted-- - Suits . a. ot.gamB this reme- results. Funeral' Director and Embalmer 19 Home endorsement undoubtedly the merit Any (Hall Answered Promptly Day or Night. II i Much Interest is being shown in the Tent Meeting: which is being conducted by Rev's. Rodders. Collier nd Rogers, come out Billy Fugate attended the Chautauqua Wednesday night. Mrs. J. M. Victory and two daughters Catherine rind Margaret attended the Chautauqua Wednesday Newman Whltford was in Maison-TiU- e Wednesday night. Clay Stokes was in Madisonvllle Wednesday night. to-nig- jj Roy Davis waB in Madisonvllle Wednesday. Ben Wilson was in Madisonville Wednesday. Garnett Todd was in Madisovillo Wednesday. Two rooms for rent apply to Mrp; L. H. 0'Brian.85 Mrs. W. K. Nisbet was in Madisonvllle Tuesday attending the Chau- , dy, "tfears ago your friends and neighbors testified to the relief they had derived from the uso of. Doan's Kidney Pills. They now confirm their testlmoniais. They say time has completed the test. J. W. Alraon, Earlington, ICy., says: "I have never been bothered with Kidney troublo since Doau's Kidney Pills cured ine two years ago and I recommend them just as hijthly as ever. My Kidneys were weak and I had to get up at night to pass the kidney secretions. When I heard ofDoan's Kidney Pills I beban taking them and they rolioved mo in a short time The contents of oue box completely ournd me. NOTICE MODELS in our WINDOWS! 1 Notwithstanding the Splendid Values of these Clothes vat the prices we marked them, the unfavorableness. of the season forces us to make this sacrifice " that we may sell them this season. Come in and get our CUT PRICES M B isnot) m I m Si rfO YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT s 3 WM LomDanv -- i S. - JL mw tauqua. I will not be responsible for John Moore was in Madisonvllle any thing bought by anyono auti Tuesday. charged to me for payment. Bailey nud Kamback Comedy Let's everybody come to Respectfully, Oo. will give tonight and tomorthe Redmen Picnic at LakeJoe O'OoNNOKf row night at the Temple Theatre ah Earliugton High class Play-Jett- s side Park, Earlington. ThursC. L. Adams was at Madisonville aud Vaudeville. Strictly day, July 4. Tuesday. Arimie defined aud Mrs Harriett Browning attended Mr. Harry Corey was in Madison15 and 25cts Yon can't af (the Chautauqua Wednesday. ville Wednesday. sion I iord 10 miss it. John Long aud wife were In Mad- - Davtd Cowell and wife were in Madisonvllle Wednesday. Ed. Loner attended the Chautau- - ,isonvine weanesoay. B. E. Nixon and wife were in qua at Madisonvllle Wednesday. Ends Hunt lor Rich Girl Madisonville Wednesday. Mies Elizabeth Victory aud Brent Often the bunt for a rich wife ends Hart wore in Madisonvllle attending FOR SALE One nice lot, a good when the mau meets a woman that uses Electric Bitters. Her strong horse, a trap and harness. the Chautauqua. nerves toll in a bright brain aud Mns. Pat Blair. Paul McGary waB in Madisonville even temper. Her peach-bloo'Wednesday night attending the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wyatt were in complexion and ruby lips result from her pure blood ; her bright eyeB from MadiBonville Wednesday. from ' Rudd attended the restful sleep; her elastic stepof the of St. Charles was in Thurman Will Fall firm, free muscles, all telling Chautauqua in Madisonvllle Wed- health and strenth Electric Bitters .Madisonvllle Thursday. give a woman, and the freedom from Mr. and Mrs B, S. Southard were nesday. indigestion, backache, headache, Maloney was in Madfson-vlllThursday. 9n town James fainting mid dizzy spells they promote. Everywhere thev are wom-an'Xjvwrence Turner left yesterday remedy. If weak or for Denver and other points in Col. Misses Elizabeth and Margaret allluvfavorite try them 50c at All Druggist. In Kemp attended the Chautauqua , Madisonville, Kentucky CLl Move On Now! .. 11 I I . ( .,, and whaokB MeaOS if it don't. "MCVO OH now." KH.VK thn tr hnpa i mlnur. al pills to bowel conation and suf- rering follows. Dr. Kind's itw Life Pills don't bulldoze tJie bowel?. They Reutly peru ido them to right action, and health follows. 26c at AH aire Of Ollr Hvob has ItB' Never can felt when you'll Diath a finfier or Olrl iipnnln nhniilH ho linnnv. mffer a cut. bruise, burn or scalil lie prepared J.V.ll)"y wUl. be lf Chamberlain's ) Thonsandi reljr on Dr. Thomas' Electric oil. a mr innni ui iiifUKHIHH llt- - lour uiumni io H. Each Druggists. These tablet? III thfiir Hurion liiul rtBMnnliilH' tu'ubiefor peoi.iot middle av'o and j 0f ijinrji. rui onir u,v uii ui'nieiK. Untitle I lar. !.""'' aud keep the KBtnm Mrs. Quo. Atkinson bowels regn-- . are mild aud -- 3- Miss Kathleen Splllmau was in ters, Caroline and Margaret, were In Madisonville Tuesday. Madisonville Tuesday. . m Cha-tstauqu- a. o 0 0 0 0 e. fi vvvi I and daugh- The Redmen will give one the best Picnics ever given in Hopkins county, Thursday, July 4, at Lakeside Park, Earlington, Ky. M ;i' f? for a few days c 0 n 49 49 9 ? ? visit.- If 1 h (Cartoons from dailies and weeklies published In this country, London, Dublin, rris. Bvrila, IMunich, Vienna, Warsaw, Budapest. St. Peters-3at-r, Amsterdam. Stuttcart.Turin. Rome, Lisbon. 3nnch, Tokio, Shanghai Sydney, Canada, and CSeuth America, and all the great cities of the world. Only the 200 best out of 9,000 cartoons .each month, are selected. .A Picture History of World's Events Each Month .CAMFAICN CARTOONS -F- ollow the carapaicn in Caktoons" and watch the opposing parties caricature each other. YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION 91.50 SINGLE COPY lBo -- and Vaudeville. Strictly were killedi No passengers Admis- injure.i!. The train struck aBofl refined and filvatvSprlugfield was attheChau-zauq.uaW- e sion 15 and 25cts. You can't af- p'nce in the track capsedpy, n- dtieBday night. ford to miss it. ceiit rains. Miss Elizabeth Long was in MadiMrs Leila Love wlffl of Wiley Lovo -&---A Bonville Wednesday. a farmer living near Cjvena Ga.. ' t' &"S 'J j Grover Long was in Madisonville says : "l hav taken Foley Kidney dPIL Pills aud find them to be all .you Wednesday, claim for them. Ther gave me al' ft'J r&- ,.'V- -( iy. urrrJ MIsb Goldia Salmon waB in most Instant relief when my kidney i.Twv, WPro shiKUish and inactive. I cheer i Vb'jEr XS X fully recommend them to all suf INSTEAD Henry Pllkingtou went to the ferers from kidney troubles. "Foley v7 OF TYPE Chautauqua Wednesday night. , KfdiiBj Pills are as carefully made and as scientifically compounded an doc tor medicine GG Tell Mora Get yourself ready for July anv give you. your home directly can can They act on 4, and come to Earlington, the kidneys and bladder. St. BerThan 208 Columns and attend the Redmen Pic- nard Mining Co., Incorporated. Ding Department. , t The World's Beet Each Month Chautauqua in Madisonville Wed-'xeBd&- The D xie Flyer was several Mrs A. G. Splllm'an was in MadiBailey and Kamback Oomedy hour's late Thursday morninc on Bonvlllo Wednesday afternoon. Co. will give tonight aud tomor- acvoiuit of turning the engine OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office ' row night at the Temple Theatre ovi r mi the Jfi. & V. H, It wap clean Cotton ouly accepted . ' in Earlington High class Play-lett- s the eugiueer and fire Miss Irene Coyle attended the y. MadiBonville Wednesday. i n'i 49 c 5 9 ? 1 up-to-da- of 9 I ifr 9 (M& v , ra W S' l I v W3 r-- I 0 49 4? 49 49 49 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 I B 49, If' 0 0 & Santas You can get Barbe Leo Salmon attended the Chautauqua in Madisonville Wednesday. cued meats you are looking MIsb Annie B. Monre went to Mad- for at the Redmen's Picnic, at all-the nic, at Lakeside Park. . : f " J $ & $ .Henry Browning and wife, - of .Dae tree simple copy will be milled by addressing the pub yesterday. Mortons Gap, attended the Cliau Tidier, II. II.WINDbOR, 313 W. Washington Street, CHICAGO Bailey aud Ramback Oomedy tauqua In Madisonvllle Wednesday .ASK YOUR NEWSDEALER isonville Wednesday. J .IB. Guest made a business trip to Mannlngton Wednesday. Leslie Bovd was in the country J Lakeside Park, Earlington, Thursday, July 4. I i s o 6 Copyright Hart SchafTncr s Mux I 1 1 will give touight and tomorrow night at the Temple Theatre in Earlington High class Play letts and Vaudeville. Strictly Admie-sio- n refined and 15 and 25ctF. You can't af ford to miss it. Oo. up-to-dat- e. night. X U Ther,e is no They Put An End To It Gharlea Sadie, 80 Cook St., Roch ester, JN.Y.,8avs he recommendB Foley Kidney Pills atevery onnorlu uity beoatiee they gave bun prompt relief from a bad case ct kidney ttouoie mat naa long: bothered htm. Such a recommendation, coming iroui air. baoie, ib airaos and convincing evidence of preat curative qualities of Foley Kidney Pills. The genuine Foley Kidney Pills are never sold In bulk, but put up In sealed bottles, enclosed In a yellow carton. Ask for Foley Kidney Pills. Refuse substitutes. Bt. Benard Mining Co,, Incorporated Drug Department. . . The Misses Lock, of the country were in town Wednesday evening attending the Tent meeting. Miss CorienneMcCord of the country waB in town Wednesday even Ing. g o S g JJ JJ can just as well have a "sane 4th" as any other kind; the idea that the only way jj to celebrate the Day of Independence is by 8 making all the noise possible, is beginning to lose its hold on the public. A quieter method is being approved pretty generally. You can have a sane 3rd, or 2nd, or 1st; or any other date, and show that you're sane, by coming in here on any ' ' day and asking us to fit you in a 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 X'OU I t 9 8 S ' I GOOD in-ibari- 1 M U 0 , nor any bad in good " i II p We handle only good Jewelery Once a customer with us, always a customer. E. P. Bourland is doiug Rome nice work on the Earlington vv cemetery. Any one who wishes their lots cleaned up will do well to see Mr. Bourlaiul in regard Jo the matter. " if. 0 Hart Schaffner & Marx suit. models in good weaves. ' 4? 4? 4? 49 49 We've got some especialV good things now for the 9 young men;' Norfolks and summer weight suits; lively JJ j " J? J? 49 , ,' , t 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 9 I 1 I ' , HOLLINGER & TRUEMPY JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS EARLINGTON KENTUCKY I ' I i MAMMOTH GAVE Were J selling tkem at $18 and up .' r .. . .. mm mmewm-- - HVWWWWWVWHV Hopkins County tripB to Mam,-mot- h Cave will bo July 17th. The round trip railroad fare from all BtationB $3.40. AU expenses at Cave Hotel $5.60 for two days trip. The latter amount includes your board at Cave Hotel and thb several routes through the cave, making' the total expense for the ' two (lays putmg t.Bo, ijixnic cm tiexetsuu days. Go- -, ing on regulart trains 4:86 a. m. .write er Phn'L. ftfyAftMt: , , You are cordially invited to, call and see us and get your Flag Free on July 3rd, I & Barnes, Cowand- & Go. - K Tj x 4 , v4" M hb L Incorporated of i . , , 49 .r- -- i Thiii ifnrc fVfhcIuiiac Hart Scnaftacr 6?" 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