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I TUESDAY iand l FRIDAYAFTERNOON 0i IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE VOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE t 111 fWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 29 1912 N 11 0E L WISE Democratic Nomineefor I Mayor of Earlington iiWill appreciate the vote and influence of every Dem ocrat and the progressives of other parties t c Election Tuesday I Nov 5th Polls Open 6 a m D to 4p mi ftOlERT NOURSEIRILLS LARGE HAWK tFeet VarietyMeasured Four From Tip to Tip Robert Nourse is about the youngest Nimrod in the country While out hunting last Saturday he killed a large Ohickeu Hawk ana brought the widg to the Bee i Office as H trophy of his prowess The hawk measured four feetc from tip to Up of wing and its talons were an inch lung Rib ert is quite prowl of hi nurktr raanahip r Excursion to Louisvil- leAdvertisomtint The L Nwill runTau excur sion from Earlinutou to LouIs- ville over the M H S E rail i roadon November 3rd The k train will leuy C Earlington about i midnight or to be exact 1280 a m and will arrive in Louisville about 0 a in Returning the train will leave Louisville No c V mber 8rd at 8 p m Fare for the round trip 200 from Earl iugton Oct 20 and Nov l- t a New Church at Mortons Gap Sunday evening Rev Walter N Murtm preached in the Odd t Fellows Hall at Mortons Gap on z subject of The Church and at the couclusion an organization of the M E Church South was effected with a membership of- tenjp Qaite a number more are r r expected to enroll themselves in tbo chnrclr and after a good live I J revival m the near future it is lhoped to have a live prosperous j at that place Ths is a matter that should have been done sooner but now the pros pects are bright for a live prQg perous spiritual life for the new organizations Bro Martin will preach in the Hall next Sunday night at 780 on the subjectof Friendship with practical t- flessons on this subject from a I religious and church standpoint r Also to attend cpttage prayer meeting Thursday night at 780 ac the residence of Mr J R Oavanaugh in the South end of town Hon D H Kinchcloe Will Vddrees the Voters of Earliugtou at the City Hall on the political issues of the day Thursday night Oct 81st Eve 4ryone invited to come out and t hear him You Know the Kind what sort of a chap In Wombat to camp with T Hes one of those fel lows wbo always takes down a mando ita about the time Its up to somebody V toJlttbUil with the frying pan AAkr wNWrd w Lr P 11 s s F y 6 r rNebo Notes The Oorbju bras shipped a carload of cattle to Louisville Tuesday Martin OBrien is building anew house on West Bernard St near the depot Dr E B Hili din the dentist from Madisonville was in town all last week at work on his pro fessionJim Gnoch of the Rose Creek Oounrv has a new 10 Ib boy at his house little Tifford Mrs 0 M Lute left Thursday for Commerce Texas to join her husband Prof 0 M Lute who has the chair of Science in the Normal School at that place the many friends of Miss Tot regret to see her leave and wish her all lappiuess in her new home Prof Claude Oates took his School to hickory ridge Friday nuttiqg Miss Erma Hilf who teaches the primary department did not go with her little folks it being too cool the crowd gathered 5 bushels of nnts w Miss Pauline Oox of this town is assisting Mrs J F Hill in her millinery store at Ooiltown Mrs D H Kinchloe entertuiti or of Madisouvillo will be at the Court house here next Friday night under the auspices of the girls hotne mission society proceeds to iotto Uie M littleHoustjon Oarneal a pupil of Miss Grace Cox who is teach erg at Pleasant ridge was bitten by a niad dog last Friday week Monday his father took him to Bowling Green where he is being treated Mrs Morton and Mrs Eliza Hoffman went horseback riding last Friday evening when Mrs Hoffmans horse stumbled and fell throwing her off bruising her faceand shaking her up badly but not seriouslyt She is now able to be up again but will take her rides in a buggy hereafter Bro T D Moore of Hopkins ville filled his regular appoint ment at the Christian Ohurch Sunday and at tight Claude Porter Claude Gates and Eld Hoffman our boys took the civil service examination at Madisonville Saturday Bert Hobgood begins tho mail route riding lat November Mr nnd Mrs John Salmon and troy David John Green ariaMrs Fannie Salmon of Mndisonville spent Sunday ntNeboN Physical Work of the Y M C A Prof Gotten has so kindly agreed to take a class of ugh School Boys in Gymnasium Mon day y gesdayihid Friday af ternoon for one hour after which he will coach and train the bas ket bull teams f We have to have a no 1 and no 2 Y M 0 A team a High School auda Scout team in the field this winter i lsortwo Buss ness Mens Olassin Volley Ball whicliwillmeet Tuesday and Thursday night Young moo should join ndenjoyI good healthMr Watkins will have fonr classes of small boys on the floor and on Saturday he hopes to have a class of boys from 10 to 12 who are not old enough to belong to the association Committees are being appoint ed and teRmsormacwhich We hope a more complete schedule later Mr S A HarrisState Y M C A Boys worker arrived in fd1- sonviJIe Tuesday and was given a banquet at the YM 0 A thata 1iAaft- J 5i v i j- e l night to which all Htuli Schonj boys were invited and 24 were present After supper Mr Harr s spoke in interest of organizing a Huh School Bible Olub telling what they did at Owensboro Henderson Frankfort and other Ky towns Bro D M Harrison then made a very earnest appeal for Bible Class study painting out that the success of most of our big men was gained by knowledge of the Bible- Wedndsday morning Mr Har ris spoke 8Q minutes at high school followed by 35 minutes from local secretary and at a busi ness meeting that afternoon Thirtyfive boys joined in elec ting a Free Vice Pres Secy and lreaFot the class They will have the first m ietins in Y M 0 A Friday night at 015 when a lunch will bf se- rvedeeti t Church Notes i 4 M E Church South Splendid cotigfgo lions wor shiped at the M E Church South last Sabbath The servi ces were well attended for the entire day The Sabbath school is growing Every old pupil who has lost the habit of attending the Sabbath school is most cordially invited to attend nextSab bath The prayer jneetips services isgrowing in interest The Subject for next Wednesday eve wereethree addtadons to the church i Sunday evening No Chance for Him Therol saId tho ambitious young man when ho had finished his great epic thats done Now all t1atJs necessary Is to find a publisher and cause the public to become Interested In me Confound IU I have no friend whoso wife would be willing to cause a commotion by eloping with me Might Be the Fact Burglars who broke into c Paris flat recently removed all tho fashionable pannier dresses belonging to the mistress of tho house and left a number of old skirts The police lays a Paris correspondent suspect a fashion expert We on tho other hand are inclined to wonder if tho burglary was not committed by fhe ladys husband who may easily have been a simplehearted fellow who wished to see his wife becomingly dressed for a week or twoBy stander Intolerance Not a Virtue Persons sometimes associate Intolerance with strength and firmness of conviction but intolerance is far more a feature of Ignorance defective sympathy Imperfect grasp of truth We want the charity that makes al lowance for other peoples points of view without wavering from its own Make Your Gas Mantles Last Before you use a now gas mantle soak It In vinegar and hang it up to dry jrf this way a brilliant light la obtained and the burners will last twice as long as usual even in a draughty room McCalls Magazine French Revenue From Gambling From the state tax on games of chance Including the tax on the total izatot the machine which registers race track bets the French govern rent receives about 1600000 a year r The Reason Whyk Madam I am just out of the hos pital and Dont tell me any such story as that You are the same man I gave a piece of pie to not two weeks ago Yesm dat was Just fore I went to do hospital =Houston Post Food for Thought Here A southerner who Las his own way of stating things inquires whether the world la fair in dealing with Gods servtcelWe will criticise a long sermon he says a lengthy prayer or any lengthy religious eerv Icest utstt quietly through a two hour political speech H funny lecture or evea amonte show r1 tJ0 0 5 un jy P- it ju Heed T1e Warning Shiver There would be slight danger from colds if only the first warnings were heeded and something takento stop the attacks before they have a chance to develop The shiver sneeze and disagreeable dryness in the throat may mean the approach of serious illness RobinsonsGrippeTlbiets seriousrerfinks Cjd completely in a few j lioura We guarantee them A BenT Robinson i Corner Drug Store Mortons Gap Kentucky 4 jNutting Party A at an early hquJ Saturday morning for Pond Rivet bottoms where they spent the ijay gathering nuts After haying spent a very pleasant iday they returned late in theaf tern Qq with an abundant supply of nuts The following compo od th Plrtv Af uo fin tn sTfe A J Bourland Ge- oMotlsheai W S McGary Albel Keown Theses Elli- e1i1 rvbotfieraiea8 Run Siakand Messrs Porter Willis Steve Mothefshead and Ed Tra hern Notice To My Friends Iamain the Idle Hour Popularity Contest and respectfully ask that my friends save their coupons for me and help me to win the Watch or Bracelet I will appreciate any favor no matter how small NELLIE MQMAFUS THE DOCTORS QUESTION Much Sickness Due to Bowel Disorders A doctors first question when con suited by a patient is are your bowels regular Ho knows that 98 per cent of Illness Is attended with inactive bowels and torpid liver and that this condition must be removed gently and thoroughly before health can be restored Rexall Orderlies are a positive pleasant and Safe remedy for consti parlon and bowel disorders in general We are so certain of their great remedial value that we promise to return the purchasers money in every case when thoy fall to produce entire satisfaction Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy they act quietly and have a soottiing strengthening healing in flueuco on the entire Intestinal tract They do not pLlrto gripe cause nau sea flatulence excessive looseness diarrhoea or other annoying effect They are especially mood for child ren weak persons or old folks Two sizes 25o and lOo Sold only at our store The Rexall Store St Ber nard Mining Qo Incorporated Drug Dopartment i Rcbubllcan Campaign Fund New York Oct 28The Re publican Natfonal Committee an nounced Saturday that the total contributions received up to within five days amounted to 498000 Of which 477000 was expended in this state for cam paign expenses The number of contributors to the fund was given as about 1000 and the largest individual bequest as 25000 The loner was Andrew Carrie gie I i Laymans Definition What Is a court of last resort pap Courting am old maid Tudg8 w X I ls tl G 1RoRnd The Roundhouse I By K K Rita L Several railroaders aqd gentlemen have been accused of mak jug up the stuff that appears oc casionally under the above heading Some of the accused are t G D OowelJRB Salmons Walter Daves Porter Willis W fi Pilkington Andy Hardy and G M Armstrong It is no secret who is doing the writing and for the information for those who really wish to know 1 acknowledge that I am the guy who does the stunt General Foreman Salmdn was in Hopkinsville Friday G M Armstrong was in Madi souvilleSaturday ou business Porter Willis was off sick Sat urday However it is rumored that heweut uuttintr and eujoyed himself most luxuriously having bacon for dinner Paul Pilkiugton went to HOD kinsville again Sunday W A Hiirdy weu to Nash villeon 61 Friday Clerk W E Daves wag in Howell Saturday The above sentences makes me think of something real interest inpifchar happened last Thursday night Just as I was coming in town on n train I heard a noise edhroughhat the caboose door and heard heTfnllowinyeminating rr from Who is for the railroad man WilspnMrfrshaH Club Who helps you out whener they eau WileonMftrshall Club Who tells you how to cast your vote For thE needful things thoy are remote In a way that does not get your goat WilsouMxrshall Club Who gets the speakers for the throng WjisonMirshall Olub That speiil to us just for a song room and FRIDAY AFTERNOON n WilBdnMirshaU Olub Who sayisthe daylsnbw in siltWhen the working men are trea toilright And will live in history like a knight Wilson MrshaJI Olio Where are the men that treaty you pqoare Wilson Marshall Olnb Where they neither curse drink 3 or swenryWilson Marshall Olub Where JB the place to spend yoofc time And hear the speakers voice t chime And get home early 1 after nine ViJsooMarshnllOJob This WRenotalJof the song but you win n to see hdiu toy the fet ofttasihotrain pulled down in the yard and 1 only heard the echoes of the last aver J ses Engineer H L Smith Yis off sick if Several Hundred heavyrepair shop cars slave been sent to New IDjcatur Ala for repairs And she felt of her belt in the back Fireman J F Whitsell is laying off account sticking a rusty nail in one of his feet Pinkney Willii has gong to Bakers witha bruised arm Ha is getting no better fast A Bargain Month this is the Evansville Couriura annual bargain nioiitu Subscript Y itious will be taken In Ootoberfo =t only 200 covering the daily Oouf for by mall one year Thousands of subscriptions are now being receiv V ed by this fine newspaper Small Blaze at Idle Hour Theatre Satur day Evening There was a slight blaze at they Idle Hour Theatre Saturday k evening nobody hurt and no damage done and no one even got frightened This goes to show you that out side of the beauty and comfort of this pret ty little Theatre it is absolutely fire proof and you run no risk whatever when you go to this place cm Public Democratic f L Speaking A Ie Hon A 0 Stanley Of Henderson will address the voters of Hopkins County at the Opera HouseCitv of Earlington Tuesday Oct 29 730p m I On the political issues ofthe day Ladies Irtvited IJ WILSONMARSHALL CLUB 1 y J G 4 h + ttj e msrv nom w w y Ar T ra 4 tw v yb h ++ k1 i s + t r t f n1p v tt l f Ii h Q S l1r WNN MMM J U 11 t li bei tJ- J 1 Bee I i 4PAUL M ModE t EDITOR AND PUBLISHER 1 FAWOETTrcf r 48SOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER I r Member of ti I Kentucky Press Association sad LeaguerBranch Office in Slatons Next Door Islf1ic Madison sl 1 We 242 RingsMISS DAVIS Mgr Telephone 47 Tuesday 29 i 1 LH I CITY RECTORY MayorF D Rush- Polppi A J Bennett Chic f Poll eWm Bradley HnnbyJTreasurer Frank B Arnold City Physician W It Nishet City Engineer1 E Whlpfler Street Uotnmias oAer Root Wood Councllmen Madison Qldham J M Cansler Qeo O Thos l Blair C M Henry Mooting night Monday in each monthI School TrusteoPaul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahernf G Gilbert King and Curtia B John son MD v Postmaster Obas powell i FIRE DEtAitMLNTH D Rog a ors Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chjef Chas tmott Captain Claude Long 1bei t LongW D Cavaness Brick Smithworth Baker FugatOi Geo T Miller Will Ray burp Bryant DealvFiremen i i CHURCHES j CATHOLIC CITU2bItFirst mass every Sunday and holy dtfyat700 am Second mass and preaching 080 a m Vespert and benediction 7 p m Rev J P McParlaud Pastor CHRIBTIAN OHUROH school at 930 a mPreaching over 451in day c 780 p m- ally H J BRAZELTON Pastor servicessPrayer meeting Thursday evening at 730 Sundayschool at 280 p m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 am G W DAMES Pastor Mi eJoOJH Rev W A Grant pastor Services on evpry Sunday at 11 a m and 7tn p m Sunday school at 98t a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 730 oclock Ladles Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday u each mol h MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUROH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and Sunday night following eych Suhday meeting Wed schoolAf meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor WIB Gregor of vLouisvllleENKRAI BAPTIST CHURCH bervices tourth SnnJay morning and evening in cacti month add Satur day evening preceding Friday evan It Sunday school 2 p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL GHUROH Services 2nd I theLibraryI REV GEO C ABBITT Rector I 4 LODGES i Masonic Lodge 0INo 648 meetslstr in each month G D COWELL Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit q roft G i NNwM 4 Display Advertising issue A vertl RatesI Locals Readers and Inside Resolutions and Cards Thanks 60 per line Obituary Poetry 5o per line Slight reductions on time contract display advertise merits Also that run several mouth without change Entered at the Earlincton Post Office as Second Class Matter Ben Office 1 Kentucky Phone No AILELN fi f- I October 1912 5i first B REV EkCHUROH meeting ors welcome ERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 561 meets every Thursday night YQ WALKERSec Golden Crusa Lodge Earlington No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD See Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LtzziE HUFF Set Bon Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 55 meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR 0 B JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe No 57Red Men meets every Friday sleep A HARRY LONG J of ti Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 301 meets every Wednes day night All members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIStDeputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11092 WednesdayY Elks B P O No 738 meets at nightJ Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary r W ry t Send Me Your Name It You Wants i To Better LYl- J Your Job t I f1 ti I Can f I Y elpto t t I1 B HARTLEBOAD Manager Box 203 Henderson i Ky Earlington Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 pm MRS EMMA DAMS Pres Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend v WiLw OARRIOAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lodges Lilacs and Lilacs Mr ClineBy George When we get into our suburban home Im going to grow lilacs Mrs CiiftoDont- do it Henry I like you much better smooth shaved MdKlt13 fOtJD MAlt OgQErDE AATMeN1 rL Im Suits Overcoats Raincoats We are particularly anxious to have you see our offerings in the lines at 15 1850 20 2250 and 25 We have by far the biggest clothing business in Evansville or in the Central State territory The rea son iswe make the garments and sell direct at retail to the man who wears them Besides this enables us to offer to you a selection that is unequaled and values that cannot be matched by their dealers General Suit price range 10 to 35 General Overcoat price range 10 to 120 Raincoats and Slipons price range 5 to 25 Boys Suits Overcoats and Slipons 250 to 20 l- Our Shirt Neckwear Glove Underwear Hat Cap and Shoe sections abound with all that is new in style and serviceable in wear for man and boy Ex pressage paid on all mail or phone orders of S5 or more I IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE lifII s e- eaEVANSVILLEIhDIAMA 1I Jj i UA N TME CARD V T ihle lot arrival of trains passing and departure of trains originating at EarlJngtou Effective Sunday April 0 1011 NORTH ROUND No 9fc 025 a m No69 1108 a m pmNoBOOTH BOUND vNo 58 480 am lNo 95 749 a m No 61r 4 21 pint NOiDS 1048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH fconNri No 106754 ft m pmNoflOVTH ROUND mNUIOpmNolll M H E TIME CARD M H E time card wont into etfoofc Sunday 0 1011 No 112leavos646 a m No 118 Jirrives8BO p m I CR R TIME CARD rime of departure of IllInois Oe tral trains from Nortonville Kv NORTH BOUND 128pmNoNo 122 local pasBlO46 a m No 186 local 688 p m SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 146 am pmNoSadness of Unbelief I look upon unbelief as the greatest of calamities It is the loss of the chief aid of virtue of the mightiest power over temptation of the most quickening knowledge of God of the only sure hope The unbeliever would gain unspeakably by parting with every possession for the truth which be doubts or rejects William Ellery Channing The Young and the Old The principal trouble with a young man is that he declines to reallza that he will have to grow old and with an old one his inclination to forget that he ever was young SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION Yield to Vinol The medical profession do not believe that consumption is inherited but a person may inherit a weakness or tendency to that disease A prominent citizen of Evansville Ind writesItI was UlCor five months with pulmonary trouble and had the best of doctors I had lcmorr hages and was in a very bad way Through the advice of a friend I tried Vinol and I feel that it saved my life It js all you recommend it to be I believe it is the greatest medi cine on earth I have advised others to try Vlnol and they have had the same results Name furnished on requestVinol soothes and heals the Inflamed surfaces and allays the cough Vinol creates an appetite strengthens the digestive organs and gives the patient strength to throw off Incipient pulmonary diseases Try a bottle of Vinol with the un derstanding that your money will bo returned if it does not help you Sold by ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department y WF I C A MORTON fi fa MAQISONVILLB KY t II i J ft r ow 1 ct IJCftl Jhector anEmbalmer 1 i 11Any I cn Answered Promptly Day or Night i I Ld t 1 hi JJ n raeraetaasaotumraw + = J ID EVIL 1SB I Guaranteed Atomizers II 0 o There are few homes where the Atomizer is not used in form at some time and with a view of making it possiIIIsome you to acquire the best article of this kind on the mar have very recently added the DeVilbiss line to our IstockThis Atomizer is manufactured by a firm which have had of experience in the business and are every where recog as producers of strictly quality goods a fact which we Inized will justify your serious consideration and help us with i argument convince you that DeVilbiss Atomizer isin respects superior to all other Atomizers ImanyFollowing re shown three of the most popular numbers prices which we feel sure you will agree are most Jz I able 4 reasonI a DeVilbfu Atomizer No 28 Price 75cents 1 B IIAcatr Price 125 I I Please bear in mind the fact that all parts of the Atomizer except the bulb which is of rubber of course are made either glass 6r metal The being true you can very readily underY1stand the ease and simplicity with which the Atomizer can be kept in a perfectly sanitary condition as continued boiling or washing will inno way affect its efficiency t i The DeVilbiss Atomizer is priced at from SOC to 125St Bernard Mining Co r t IncorporatedfDRUG DEPARTMENTtr b rrrv- rl BEE AD S PAY 1 r jf COMPELLINGtI i Il u I r I f l II I 1 if i u II t Is Now in Fur Swing and Thousands ofPeople Are Getting Great Bargains 4t r THE Et NEWFAMOUS STORE 1l i HIPPELS BUILDING NEXT DOOR TO DUNKERSDNS GROCERY lyiADISONVILLE KY y J C 11 i d t y- aa i s4J r Lv3 et J it b aU fF 0 h f df C tp f Z n o lEJl i t 1 Tr f Jz 3 RR r- X 3 J iL- C Y t L d THE ECONOMICAL WAY r The lonij distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone vTei h Cimipany enables the Ulan to conduct all of his outside atfilrs In the most economical and satisfactory manner L You i ii get long distauce connections to all outside important ottles and towns within a radius of one hundred miles of EarlluR son Prompt service reasonable rates For Information call II CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO e The man who whispeis down a well About the things ho has to sell Willnoverreahacropof dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers r l News of the Town i Miss Nell Robinson one of the lest looking young ladies In St t Charles was here Sunday visiting tier sister Mrs Travis If you want to make a hit take your girl a box of our Blanke Wenneker or Nil nnallys candy these brands are the best on the market We have the popular priced packagesB E NIXON Gilbert Kins and Mien Margaret Turner visited friends in St Charms It Sunday John Robinson and fatnli of I 1 Pmevlllo Ky are vlsltlntr relatives ti here piles Nellie MoManua and Gladys Vaughn of this city were in Madij Bnnville Monday- Comparatively1 I new Hot Air Fur pace made by Straten Tierce d Co Louisville For iU or exchange by 0 B DILLINGHAMWhite r Rushing Naive is In a very serious condition from typhoid fever r Hank Shaver won the Diamond Ring given away at Nixons Saturday s night Mrs Will LalFoon of Madison villa was In town Sunday 1Miss Hanna Miss Mary Ellen k Burke and Mrs Weldon spent Sunday with Mrs Hogan of Hecla Pat Burke of Memphis is In the city visiting his mother and sister a few days Mrs Elmer Lynn who has been 1 Visiting in St Louis several days hall returned homei Mrs Kate Blair of Aliensville p andlittlo granddaughter Janie of Earlington were the guest of Mrs J E Fawcett of Madlsonvllle Sun day GOING GttlNOli GoNEuf obvert laI Wiwtn rattantwit i JTIS EASIER TO SAVE THE HAIR YOU HAVE THAN TO GROW NEW The tendency to put oft until tomorrow what we nhoald do today accounts for most of the bald bead we ceo In the front row c Newbroa Hcrplcldc ntopa folltnir hair and prevents baldness Tho dandrnIT rerm U destroy xl by rte uee and aeondlnon of health maintained In tho Lair and scalp Nearly everyone has hair trouble of some do o eription which Mcrplcldc will always correct Dont walt until it Is too late It b conceded to be the standard hair remedy beetirulrOne dollar size bottles sold by IM under M absoiutesuaranteeSt Co Incorporated Drug Department Special Agents Incorpo rated ICapt OttPowert of Providence WM hero Sunday visiting his fam ily Wallace Vaughn who has been 111 at Providence for thpust week has returhed tothu city Olmrlle Barnutt ng1n Madison villA SundayM- r and Mrs L M T cltj spent Sunday hi the country witji Mral- Mrs Wailer Todd Misses Gertie Qbannon Margaret NQrrlslongMiss Lucas of Providence visited friends In the city Saturdays All the Girls like BlankeWenneker and Nunnallys Candies you can get this kind at Nixons Mrs W 111 Gordon and Mrs Bleker Napp of Evansville were In the city Saturday visiting friends Walter Daves was In Evansville SundayPaul Banks spent Sunday in Hen dorenn ROOMERS WANTEDGentle men can geTroom in good location Ajply at this office For SaleA small coal cook stove Will sell cheap In Rood condition MRS EOLOKK Miss Mary Cobb of Evansville who has boon visiting l1l8JJ Sullivan returned home Sunday Mib H L Browning and daujjh tAr Haleu or MOftons Gap spent Monday in Earllnnton Mrs Will Ross of Madisonville spent Monday in Earlin ton Mrs Lucy Bean was in Mudlson vlle Sunday Bon Myers ot Madlsonvillo was in town on business Monday Neal Bpillmau was in town Sun day There was a splendid dinner served at Nixons Restaurant Tuesday Nixon is good at this kind of things Bibles and Wall Mottoes all grades and prices Pictures of Jesus Christ as Infant youth Crucified and Ideal lOo for the four Can furnish you any book published WALTER N MARTIN- Miss Goldie Chandler and Miss Taylor have returned from a weeks visit to Nashville Mrs Harriet Browning and Miss Annie B Moore wore in Madison ville Sunday Misses Elizabeth Nisbet and Ger trudo Overall of Madisonville were In townSunday If you want the best candies try- our Nunnally and BlankeWenneker- we have them in elegant boxes all prices B E NIXON Mrs Thos Crabtree and little daughter Mildred were in Madison vllle Sunday Mr and Mrs L BTodd spent Sunday in Anton Mr and Mrs lolnBurse of Louisville are in town on business Miss Elizabeth Victory was In Madisonville Monday Walter Martinis at Eddyville this afternoon attending the funeral of his grand father John R Martin who died in Florida Saturday at the advanced age of 00 i i COMINGF OCT31 THURSDAY OCT 31 t Ncttike Other Girlst 1 v i Pin2 BIG REELS 2 ua I FEATURING Florence Lawrence and Owen Moore AND BESIDES THIS The Reformed Outlaws r r VAV 41 101 Bison 1DONT FORGET THE DATE THURSDAY OCT 3li r yTHE BIG NEW WONDERFUL MlglipR v SCREEN IS ON THE WAYr A J T J7 1Yi t aIiL Sl 3 I A PERFECT BOOKCASENot standpoint but alSo from the utility Hide of tlic question No matter whit style offinish deal re or space you wish to fill theres a case for every plac- eSectional f I Bookcases arc mndc In thirty sizes of sections in six utamlaril grades and finishes Its the one bookcase above all othersStart today with a sectional yourlibrarymenu demand The MaceySec tional Bookcase Is absolutely dust proof and U fitted with nonblnd DasYou cantbuy a better bookcase StopInmany advantages of this good bookcase C JlortonI Paul King was in MadUonville Friday evening Mrs J T Colman was In Mad isoilviile Friday Norman Elam was in Madisonvlllo SlturdavjGrover Long was in Mad iaouvllle Friday night Norris King and Maxie Gilland of St Charles were in town Saturday night Miss Bornlc Lucas of Providence spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in the city We have a fine line sf BlankeWen neker and Nunnallys candies in hand some boxes call and see our line BE NIXON Lee Favors was iuEvansville Sun dayChas Nlsbet was in Madleonville SundayWalter Daves was in Evansville Sunday Torn Long was in Evansville Sun day Miss MarKarett Mitohel spent Sun day in Madlsonville Matt Ray was in Hopklusvllle SundayWm Bradley spent Sunday in Hopklnuville John Hogan was in Romney Sun day lixoa is headquarters for Nunnal ly s and BlankeWennokor Candies in artistic packages- J E Maloney who been in St Louia for the past week on business has returned to his home Paul Herb was m Hopkinsvllla Sunday H T Thomas was hi Evansville SundayJohn Oansler was in Evansville SundayNora Clark was In Matlieonville SundayPoppln 11 the Question is a very easy matter pro vided you are prepared to do it right No girl can be heartless enough to look away from a gem that she knows is genuine Prove It To Her It will l0 easy enough to cop vince her tbn tyou liiive the real tUinV AH yon have to do is to say you tot it Gtr Holingcr fe Truempyo l a Jewelers Earlington Kentucky J c ti x 1 0 I- W 1 r MadieonvillSaturday Mrs G 0 Atkinori was in Mad isouvllle Saturday Mr ahd MrsrLjrrObUhohn will leave Nov 1 to make their home in Hopklnsvlllo whnre Mr Oblnholm has apcepted a position Their many friends regret to give them up Ifyou want good candy go to Nix ons he handles the celebrated Blan keWenneker and Nunnally brands in handsome boxes Miss Elizabeth Nidbet of Madison vlllo ppent the week end with Miss Susan Marie Orutchfield C C Sambo of Madisonville was in town Saturday- Wantedtwo roomers Railroad men preferred MRS Eair VK I can saveyon money on your fall suit Let me shbwyou tin samples WALTKU N MARTIN Miss On aril Davis was in Evans yule Saturday shopping Mrs Walter favrs Mr W K Nldhotand Mrs NEi MoKinuon were In SutidayrPanlBnnksv WaR Iti Madlsonville Saturday Anyone interested in buying a home for either home or renting purposes can find out something to their advantage by calling at the Bee office Jim Maloney who has been in St Louis for several days buying fall Kboas returned home Sunday night Norris King of St Charles was In town Sunday night Miss Gertie OBannon and Mrs Elgie SJsk spent Monday night in Mortons Gap L M SLATON lBUNDERTAKER H Licensed Embalmer IAr1f9f ear allI call JDeiy OT Nigt NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE V I Office PWc 1242- MADISONVILLE Residence phone 1243 KENTUCKY emNMmmMW iwusMrg mmM WmNWJmmr r I fVF iIan4 Shoes ForI Sale epai n done v1iHev 1walti All Wrk Guar- anteedor rl f ift 1 if I your money refundedj n i r IBo ton Shoe Repairing r shopi liiI j 1I110 Main StMonvriieKy t t r BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT n READY TO WEAR FEAST Greatest Bargain Event of the Season TWO DAYS JNLY a Friday and Saturday Oct1and 26 R FOR these days we have prepared real feast ofbargains in our Readyto Wear Section Therell be nreny pleasant surprises for you so be sure to come of Bargain No One l 1575 FOR 2250 SUIT FOR 1575 We have selected twentyfive of those famous Leading Lady Suits that formerly sold for 2250 andwill place them on sale for these tow days only at the re markably low price of 1575 These garments are the seasons latest creations and are shown in all the popular fabrics and colorst Remember only 25 at the price 1575 r Bargain No Two S2885FOB 3500 SUIT FORS2885 J We have selected 25 highgradeJ Leading Lady Suits that for merly sold at 3500 which we will place on sale for these 2 days only at the phenomenal price ofr2885 These are exceptional r values which are rarely equalled and never acelledat fifty dollarsr Remember only 25 at the price 2885 I Big Values Little Prices- We n are showing the strongest line of suits rangings In price from 1000 to 1500 ever shown in the city These garments are tailored and trimmed far better than anythingwe have ever seen for the price We have r them in a wide range materials and colors Be sure you 1see the interested in popular priced garments The McLeodSlore Al INCORPORATED On the Square Madisonville Kentucky Ii LQr- i tho 1mI- I r r + iIsI3 I iiii l IA- f I 1v fi iBEGINS p i f1t c TH11HSOAY ACTII 31 i HIS great semiannual event is looked forward to by thousands of satisfied customers who appreciate the quality of our goods and know from experience the enormous reduction we make during this sale Every article advertised is guaranteed to be just as represented We are not trying to fool the public by advertising goods we havent got and remember that every price quoted though it may seem unreasonably low is positively made in good faith and that we have the goods to back up this statement IENTIRE 11tLot No 1This lot contains JW jnothing but new uptodate Suits o Jr 1912 models guaranteed to be core i irectin styleand quality AQSaleAQSaet 18 50 Schloss Bros 4 Sale price frHO 98i89jt MQSaleLot No 2ln this lot there are I J man suits that arc practically as 1 good both in style and quality as Ii hcanbe found anywhere yet they do do not come quite upto our standard fAchance here to get a good suit for fj a little money 1 l 2250 Schloss Bros AQ Sale price IIi 18 50 Schloss Bros A A Sale price WO 3 L ii 1 QSale1 1000 Sonneborn make A ruJQ i AQSale1 One lot A Boys Long Pant Suits ii at onehalf price Boys Knicker V bocker Suits carried over from last season at half price W n l Mens and Boys- Overcoatsi f t 20 00 Black Craven M 17fu etts Sale price HO I J iC I Blankets i 75c Cotton Blankets 455 1sale price 1 100 Cotton Blankets size AAt 00x72 sale price O3f j 125 Cotton Blankets size 951 62x76 sale price t Table Linens I w sale ice 05c Mercerised 64 inches 40 48and1500 big assortment 4 Sale price I I N 3O 48Sale98cnat48coatsQSale350 Boys Overcoats A Sale priceN3O2 48SaleJeans and Corduroy Pants 1 29Sale9SaegQ 3 a 4tal02 50 Corduroy pants rf Sale price IN 30200 corduroy pants 1if gale price g1 15SaleMens Hats 3 40saleAQsaleAQsale1 50 Hats 4 4 A sale 98sale price I 13 I I Lot Sample Hats of- onebalfjprice I i I tiI iiDry Goods 4if48v23IN Bed Ticking 19first162ing16 21Feather12 0saleRlgs 1 98sale48sate75sale3 48Rugs 15000 yards of Simpson and Ameri goodlengthsmade sale price per yard 2000 yards of Simpsons figured 5andZepherIGingham sale price I 2 1000 yards blue Cambra Ging 71ham sale price 41assorrmant 71Iflg500 yards of checked cotton Suiting 71egA Domestic Hoosier Brown po Cietter O 1 sale WI U v2 Yafd wide Browni1Jod Ajg weight sale pricesU r 1 07Hope Bleached sal rice Yard wide Bleached psale nprice 1 II g Yardwide quilt 1 Iiiisale sofB4 price 7 f x UnderWenr 371taryMens 50c medium weight Ribbed 71quality y I 23saleLadies full Bleached silk fleer d Underwear extra nice 45grade sale price 23fullOveralls and Work Shirts 89Uveralls 48ails3950c work shirts sale price Dress Ginghams 081Ginghams 071sale05dyes CLOSES SATURDA YjNOVEMBER 16 j vi iSPECIAL100 Woolen Dress Goods 50c plain and fancy Mohair 36 in 29season50c Panama 36 inches wide good 33over65c New Whipcord verges and 48lat1 All Wool Serge 50 Inches wide 79150 AllWool Serge 4 4 Q56 inches wide 3 I I 39the40c plain and fancy Worsteds A 36 inches a 1 colors Hb4 Suitings and Percals 35c price Silk Stripes Poplin sale 2320c Molaix Suitings sale 14price 12120c Galatea sale price 20c Storm Serge sale price 1428 in Dundee Percal s- alepriceU0632 nch Johnson Percals sale rtrft Irce I Outing Extra heavy Ain oskea5 Storm 09Outing v a- r1ra We are proud of shoe business which is steadily growing We Carr the largest price stock ofIshoes to be found in the cityconsist ing of the following dependable and DouglasGodmanf r Mens Shoes 48plain250 Vici Kid or plain toe sale price Of p IU98 2 AQbutton2 50 Tan button sale 4 price 4 I mQ 3 Tan lace sale price 2393 QQprice5 AQGun ShpesVici price 98 1r GJ 1 r hr 11r I ryr t i f I W r r itMlrw q fICJ lr rlf C t t 12J Fancy Outing sale priceOg 7ie Outing good width sale 06prIce t Ladies and Misses Wraps 48plush15 Black or mixed cloth or Satin 48sale48cloth7 Qsale5 long black Coats JA M sale price O tOI Big reduction on Misses and Chil drens Wraps Hosiery tOe Ladies Hose slightly im perfect sale price 05 loc Ladies Hose sale priceI 11 19hnedlOc Childrens HOt sale 08Me Childres Hose sale price i 11 20c Childrens Hdse sale price 15 Shoes II Ii Vic Kid cap toesale price 98 11 175 and 150 Vici Kid 4 A button or lace 1O2 1sale2 1Patent2 AQprice3 Tan buttonsale price Zi48 Boys Shoes AQsale J 225 Work Shoes blackakor tan size 2 to 5 2 Qsate225 High top work shoes 400sale price 1 75 Kangaroo Calf sale price 148151 Kangaroo Oalf sale price 139 Maclisonville J4entuck7 1 ii J I I l t hL- ur p r7L