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The Mt. Sterling advocate: n. Wednesday, May 31, 1911.
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I J MT STERLING ADVOCATE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY IIti VOLUME XX MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 31 1911 NUMBER 47 IBEGINS TOMORROW f y jlie Advocates Big Atlantic City Contest Begins y iff June lstMany Young Ladies Have Been ri Entered and the Contest Will Be rT- 4 Ii iaHot One t Jir Vflhe MT STERLING ADVOOA- TE1iiii1iIT ii u announce next week the names ladies who have been ofnoiit iitutcCiyoung their big Atlantic l qty Trip Contest This contest promises to be one of the most intensely interesting contests ever giyenin this section Have you t LsentY in the name of the young lady tryon want nominated1 If not do iftoday Remember she will get bonus of 3000 votes if she is iaj before JUNE IST Y We are greatly gratified at the i large number of young ladies that- have been nominated but we urge everybody to get busy and send in the name of your favorite Remember this trip will be one of which any one should be proud and who could imagine anything better than the cool breezes from the ocean such torrid weather as this And think of it ALL rollj NOTHING So get busy now send r in your nominations and help your favorites win this delightful trip HAVE YOU BEEN NOMINATED 4 r Call Contest Manager ADVOCATE A phone No 74- THEtc h DISTRICTS 4 During the time of the contest A the territory covered by the AD fivekof the race much easier for the 4 candidates Understand one young adwill be sent from each district Of course the one receiving the high est number of votes in her district The following are the districts and their boundaries IbDISTRICT NOl Begins at the C 0 depot inti t the center of Bank street thence northup center of said street toI Howard avenue thence up center of Howard avenue to corner ofI Howard avenue and Clay thence east to center of 1laysvilleI street thence north to limits including all the territory lying east of said line in the city I limits DISTRICT NO2 Shall comprise all the balance of the city lying west of the line asI indicated in District No 1 DISTRICT NO3 Is composed of the following voting precincts Aarons Run Side View Grassy Lick Levee and Beans DISTRICT NO4 Camargo Jeffersonville How ards Mill Harts Smithvillo and SpencerDISTRICT NO5 The counties of Bath Clark Menefeo and Rowan Although divided into districts contestants may solicit votes anv whereRULES OF THE ELECTION Any young lady of good char acter sixteen years of age or over residing in any of the five districts is eligible to enter the contest To nominate a girl merely place her name on a slip of paper or better still fill out the coupon in this issue and drop it into the bal lot box in this office The young lady must reside in the district in which she is entered although she may receive votes I from any source whatsoever Remember all those entering the race before Juno 1st will re ceive a bonus of 3000 votes y TO OUR PATRONS If there is anything at all about the entire contest that you do not I fully understand either call or ad- dressj the Contest Manager at Advocate office The contest will ba conducted in a fair straightforward open manner and the management will take pleasure in explaining any detail that is not quite clear to any one Address all inquiries etc to THE CONTEST MANAGER Care The ADVOCATE 1No one connected with the AD- voCATE office in any capacity will be permitted to participate or take any part whatever in the big con testII Ir J t LVLen 1 rf That f Pluribus Unum of Yours Has Dignity TIEIIS IS 1S11 fact in itself will make a difference in the IIhas power of your dollar PROGRESS brought about conditions that cause us to on the market at Cut Prices our Elegant stock o- fWearingYYY Apparel for Men and flogs y yOurofferings will continue until further notice Dont think of buying elsewhereget your dollars worth i Walsh Brosl GIVE IT I 7 LTHE BUSY CORNERJ t Atlantic Citycontest Starts June 1st j 0 c- oJ THE TOURNAMENT Mt Sterling is Successful in Winning 18 Medals and is Second to Carlisle in the Number Won The Blue Grass Graded School Tournament held at Owingsvilb last Thursday Friday and Saturday was the most successful ever held and ever one from here is loud in their praise of Prof Mar tin and the manner in which the good people of Owingsville enter tained the guests Every contest was conducted in a fair andsquare manner and all the Mt Sterling delegation are loud in their praise of Owingsvilles hospitality It has not been decided where the next tournament will be held but it is thought it will come to this city as our people are quite anxious for it come here The following from here were successful in winning medals Ethel Warmouth Declamation over 12 years of age Mattie Judy BottsVocal Solo over 12 years of age Emerald Judy Drawing Bessie Sewell Public Oral SpellingJack Winn Practical Arith metic Martha Frances Reed Geo graphyKennith Withrow Primary GeographyNellie German Nellie YiceCicclO- llildred RobinsonHigher Algebra d Emmett GuilfoileEnglish Literature Mary E Guilfoile Physical Geography Lucille Hardin English Grant mill Lucille Hardin Physiology Mary Ricketts Composition and RhatoricATHLETICS Howell HuntTennis Single Howell Hunt and Russell De Havert Tennis Doubles James Green Running High Jump BASE HALL Mt Sterling won a hotlcon tested ten inning game from Owingsyille Thursday by the score of 13 to 12 Oh Friday Carlisle defeated Flemingsburg in a well played mate of ball by the score of 7 to i- On Saturday Carlisle and Mt Sterling crossed bats for the championship the former winning by the score of 6 to 3 both tenors played good ball Howell Hunt pitched both games for the local team and did exceptionally well and with better support would have won both games In the game with Carlisle he only allowed 4 hits There was a large crowd from here other than the contestants in attendance and every one hnda most enjoyable time The dance exceptionullVdelightful orchestra furnished the music Best canned goods of all kinds at Vanarsdells Kemper is State Champion The many friends here of Joseph H Kemper were glad to learn of his winning the State champion ship in the clay pigeon shoot at Dayton last week Mr Kemper rII broke 95 out of a possible 100 and defeated Mr Hammersmith the favorite who had previously made a run of 101 straight This is quite an honor for Mr Kempor and we are glad indeed to know that the champion shot of the State claims Mt Sterling as his home S It 1 i1 55SIi ji iT MRS MARY ANDERSON A Much Beloved Woman Dies Suddenly of Paralysis on i iRichmond Avenue Sat urday Night Mrs Mary J Anderson died suddenly Saturday night of pa ralysis at the home of her daugh ter Mrs J D Harper on Rich mond Avenue Mrs Anderson had only been sickn few days Deceasedwas in her seventyfifth year and had been in splendid lIjealth until a few days before her death She had been a resident of this county for many years and OhristillnIwoman widely known and loved She had long been a widow her husband Wayne Anderson having preceded her to the grave many years ago Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon at four oclock at the residence of Mrs T D Harper and were conducted by Rev H G Moody the Presbyte rian minister of whichchurch Mrs Anderson had been a mom ber for many years She is survived by two daughters Mrs E H Patterson of Pineville and Mrs J D Harper of this city The city and county has sustained a great loss in the death of this excellent woman but it should be a great source of Consolation to her children to know that hers was a life well spent in the service of her Lord The ADVOCATE ex tends sympathy in their bereave ment Public Speaking Edward J McDermott of Louis ille Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor subject to the action of the Democratic pri mary will address the voters of Montgomery county in this city Wednesday May 31st at 1 oclock Mr McDermott is a well known lawyer and is said to be a first class speaker Everybody invited Best canned goods of all kinds Vanarsdells Blacksmith Shop I have employed skillful man and put him in charge of the shop located on the Owingsville pike known as the Cockrell Shop and urn prepared 19 do firstclass horse shoeing Bring your stock to me lvou will get first class service and your patronage will be appreciated 171tYo STONER Government Building The contract for moving the dirt from the Government building lot has been let to Tipton and Sam uels and they have a large force of men at work It is thought they will have the job completed within the next week or ten days and that work on the foundation will begin at once Anse White to Be Tried Here The case of Anse White charged with the murder of Jacob Denton some months ago has been transferred on a motion for a change of venue from the Breath itt Circuit Court to the Mont gomery Circuit Court for trial at tile approaching September term Always the best in the meat and grocery line S P Greenwade Demonstration Free demonstration in Mexican CutWork and Stenciling at Hazel riggs Store Four days demonstration beginning at 9 tL m Wednesday Dont miss the op portunity of seeing the beautiful work High grade job work at low grade prices v I Advocate Pub Co Inc MONARCH MILL Visited by Fire Monday Night and a Big Warehouse Partially Destroyed Together With Considerable Wheat and Corn Monday night about 11 oclock the fire department was called to the warehouse of the Monarch Mill Company located just back of the mill The fire was well un der headway and before it could be extinguished considerable damage had been done to the building undu car load of wheat andn large amount of corn was destroyed The warehouse of the Trimble Grocery Company was also damn aged mostly by water but the loss to its contents will be heavy The damage to the two ware houses will amount to several thou sand dollars partially covered by insurance The origin of the fire is unknown but it is thought to have been caused by a hot box on some part of the machinery IA S Hart Appointed Commit tee tor W T Fitzpatrick Esq Chas G Thompson act ing County Judge designated II A Chiles ot this city as commit tee forT Fitzpatrick found by a jury to be mentally incompetent to manage his large estate lust week Before the appointment much speculation was indulged in as to who the court would appoint but no one seemed to tip Chiles as a winner The announcement of his appointment therefore came as a distinct surprise and brought fUlthII storm of protests from Mis Bettie Fitzpatrick who has been the wife of Mr Fitzpatrick for thirtynine years and from ThosT Fitzpatrick adopted son whom Mr Fitzpatrick has raised from a babof seven months old They objected to Chiles upon the grounds that the law required some competent dui disinterested person to be appoint ed they contended that Chiles not being a farmer couldnot manage the large farming inter ests of over one thosand acres without great expense in hiring assistance and being attorney for S P and John D Greenwade two nephews of Mr1 Fitzpatrick who were claiming to hold under a deed of trust executed to them by Mr Fitzpatrick while insane was not a disinterested person They urged the court to appoint some intelligent and honest farmer not related to either of the parties or their attorneys The Fitzpatricks nuts their counsel withdrew to reduce their objec tons to writing and announced their purpose bf prosecuting an appoal if the appointment of Chiles was permitted to stand When the hour for their return arrived Chiles brought matters to a close by announcing his declination of the appointment and A S Hart a disinterested and competent farmer was appointed This appointment met with the approval of both sides and Mr 1Hurt is now discharging his new duties No better appointment could have been made and we feel sure his services will be satisfactory to all concerned U Base Ball The Mt Sterling Collegiate In stitute team will tplay the Flem ingsburg team on the latters grounds Friday and Saturday It is expected both of these garlics will be hotly contested but our boys are confident of winning both games t HIGH SCHOOL To Hold Annual Commencement at the Tabb Opera House Wed nesday Evening June 7th Grammar School Com mencement June 6th The closing exercises of the Mt Sterling High School will be held at the Tabb Opera House Wed nesday evening Juno 7that 8 oclock The commencement ad dress to the class will be delivered by the Rev John C Atcheson of Danville while tho diplomas will be delivered by Dr William IL Thompson of the Board of Educa tionThe class is composed of Misses Lucy Clay Woodford Nell Mae Pangburnand Hazel Grubbs The closing exercises of the grammar school will be held Tuesday even ing June 6th at the Tabb Opera House at 8 oclock at which time the following program will be ren deredChorusMembers of the class Recitation Miss Anna Sewell Class Historian Julia Rodman Solo Miss Mattie Judy Botts EssayJack Winn Class Prophet Howard Van Antwerp Presentation of diplomas and address by John G Winn The class is composed of Misses Anna Sewell Mattie Judy Botts Julia Rodman MjittieI Pangburn Mary Stamper Elizabeth Gait skill Emily Lloyd Esther Wilson Frances Clark IIvavanaugh llan nix Walker Rogers Messrs John H Thomas Russell De Haven Warren Robertson Jack Winn Howard VanAn twerp William Nelson HoHnwn Earl Thompson Howell Hunt Edward IDragoo Wiemann Kidds orchestra of Lexington will fur nish music for both occasions EscapeI While driving on the Howards Millfpike last Sunday afternoon H K Wecdon had a rather nar row escape front death A large treeifell across the roadstriking the horse across the heath and shoulders and rendered the animal senseless the limbs on the tree badly scratched Mr Weedons legs and arums and but for his seeing tha tree in time to jerk the horse partly out of the way he doubtless would have been killed Hoosier Cabinet Display The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet display at C W Harris furniture store last week created a great deal of interest and a large number were sold There was a largo crowd of interested ladies at the store nil day Saturday in fact the store was crowded a great deal of the time Mrs O S Bigstaff was fortunate enough to win the cabinet that was given away Killed in Menifee County James Hudson the young sonof Levi Hudson was killed by a fall ing tree while felling timber on Spaws creek in Menifee county The tree caught the boy as he ran and the sharp limbs cut and tore the flesh from his body His head was mashed into a pulp o Range for Sale Majestic Range for sale cheap Mrs Jennie Robinson phone 222 472t Special Prices Just for thirty days I will make special prices on all work amounting to 1000 andover Dont for got just for this time J L MCCLUNG Dentist New beans peas and tomatoes at Vanarsdells every day a I J 1 i n 4r I Every Month writes Lola P Roberts of Vienna Mo I used to be i sick most of the time and I aa suffered with backache and I headache My Mother who had been greatly helped by j jtheuse of Cardui got me two bottles and I have been well ever since E49I I aeCAflDUThe i Cardui is a gentle tonic for young and old women I It relieves and prevents pain It builds strength It feeds the nerves It helpsII the whole systemtMade from harmless roots and herbs it has noii bad aftereffects does notII interfere with the use of I c any other medicine and can do you nothing but good Try Cardui It will help you Your dealer sells it I I Her Temperament I An Atchison girl was not looking well and her mother said to her It I Is your temperament which keeps you feeling badly The girl walked around In a happy dream she felt sho was different from other people she had temperament Her mother came to her In a day or two with an ugly yellowish brown mixture and Bald Take this surphur and molasses you have a bilious tempera ment The girl collapsed Atchison Globe the Backbiter Baokblters sting like wasps but never make honey like beesDr Knox fRECKLES t Dont tilde Them With a Veil Remove Them WithI tthe New Drug An eminent skin specialist re cently discovered a new drug othinedouble strength which is so uniformly successful in remov ing freckles pncl giving u clear beautiful complexion that it issold by W S Lloyd under an absolute II guarantee to refund the money if it fails Dont hide your freckles under veil get an ounce of othine and remove them Even the first nights use will show a wonderful improvement some of the lighter freckles llIishil1l entirely It is absolutely Iharmless and cannot injure the most tender skin Be sure to ask W S Lloyd for the double strength othjne it is this thatt 1 I oltiie alone i iuu i guara u 1U yy Ilgn nll 1iJWQCj Farmers and the Horse Business Horses constitute the greatest live stock asset of American farm ers Much is said in a popular way about the importance of the beefmaking industry continual praise is meted out to the hog for his mortgagelifting capacity and abundant figures are adduced to show that through a term of rears the sheep is a source of great wealth in wool andmutton but the horse does the heavy work in raising feed for making meat milkand woolas well as of raising nIlof those crops that serve directly as human food The combined value of the horses and mules on American farms is greater than that of all the other live stock put togetherNot is the horse business great but it is underlaid with a measure of security peculiar to itself No fickleness of appetite or sudden change of the weather or agitation of fanatics can pro duce a popular discrimination against the use of horses Even mechanical contrivances cannot do more than to partially displace the hjrse in some parts of his sphere Toe great bulk of the horses activity is expended upon the farm There are about eight times as many horses in the country as in the city Farming is impossible without horses Every farmer must have them Nearly every farmer in this broad land is annually planning some increase in his work Generally it takes the form of more thorough cultivation The greater amount of work done on old farms year by year and the subjugation of new lands and reclamation of abandoned farms all call for more horses These processes willcon tinue so long as our population in creases and makes increasing de mands for food The farmers of this country can raise much larger crops than they now do withno other change of policy than more thorough tilling of the soil In no small measure their production is curtailed at present by luckof teamsThe whole tendency in farming operations is to use heavier imple ments for every l ndof work The soil is stirred to greater depth than was considered necessary during its virgin vigor There is an ambition to cover the widest possible swath at every stroke across the field Each man must nsIThrclisteam power by increasing the sire of horses rather than by addintr to the numbers On few implements can more than four horses bo I worked conveniently As numbers increase the horses get in end others way iiI the reId they tin more diilicult to Citr l and to GuestsIIII The farmer and his wife were about to sit down to a coldsupper when they saw some old friends driving Kvn 4 towards the house The good wife was equal to the occasion thanks to her New Perfection Oil Cookstove She had it lit ina moment and her guests hardly were seated f on the porch before a hearty hot meal was ready for the table r- i sausages and eggs and long rashers of streaky bacon and rolls just crisped In the oven and freshcoffeeand the hostess herself as cool andneat as ifshe had not been near the kitchen She never could have managed it with an oldFashionedrange The New Perfection is the quickest most convenient and best cooker r on the market I 1 i lt r A a 1 Made with 12endI 3 burner with naturauobeBlue enameled chimneri Undtomely finuhcd throughout The i cad 3burn r loTMCio be had with or without a cabinet toP which it fitted with drop shelves towel raclu etc Uakrs everrwhere I or write for de tcriptire circular to the nested Mcacy of the Standard Oil Company Incorporated o CU- PRICES fOR CASH ONLY We will place our entire stock of high grade oxfords and footwear on the market at the mercy of the public This offer will contain the highest at the lowest prices Our regular stock not an article offered this sale which is inferior in quality the same things you are buying from us at regular prices we are in this sale at prices greatly reduced No sale could be more or offer a greater variety of of worth y we cannot upon you too the of taking of this sale becomes very necessary for us just now to raise some ready cash hence the cut prices below named For the man who cares all and Stet son 600 oxfords reduced 450 500 oxfords in all leathers shapes and styles reduced to 398 400 Crossett the oxford that makes lifes walks easy reduced to 335 350 all leathers and styles reduced 298 Large line of Boys and little Girls oxfords greatly reduced Space will not that we the many be had this We have you want in footwear Come early see for will go with a rush at prices above see your wants are will last but a short So get busy RRefiilcied Will Goods if drive withi accuracy 1they are tedious to curry and harness and hitch up and they require more barn room Big horses help to solve the difficulty 500 BULLETS PER MINUTE f The recently invented Benelirer jier gun combines rapidity ofI rang and effectiveness of a ma chine gun with lightness and action of a magazine rifle The gun is fired from a rest and the shoulder of its operator who can either fire from a sitting posi tion or lying prone The regulation cartridge is used in clips that hold 50 A good rifleman can discharge from 300 to 500 shots minute if assisted in feeding by a to fill clipsrlhe gun is at present series of tests by army with a view to its adoption by the government Popular Mechanics If it is printing you want phone tfi4 9- ah Cut Price SALEWt Co the I r at 6 m I I This popular remedy never falls to effectually Dyspepsia Sid Headache DISEASES from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion- The natural result Is good appetite Take No TAKES OPTIMISTIC VIEW Funk of mem hers of u wellknown hook firm believes with Sargent that women have advanced greatly within last 50 years and that they approxi mate more nearly masculine form and trend of thought But thinks that in next 50 years there will any very change in this direction but that the laws which govern will limit iulvamr p k UJ t Startifig Saturday May 1911 qualities THE SALE EVENT OF THE YEAR in accustomed to offering possibly comprehensive attractions sterling in seasonable merchandise impress strongly importance advantage It Florsheim to Florsheim Crossetts to YoutV For Women the Anr rican Girl A shoe as good as its name all leathers Silks Satins Suedes Velvets Metal Patents etc all styles 500 Oxfords reduced 395 t 400 Oxfords reduced J Oxfords reduced 350 reduced 290 300 Oxfords reduced 250 reduced 198 oxfords at seduced prices permit describe to at sale and yourself Things named Plenty of efficient helpto this sale period No Money Exchange Possible the fire the heldagainst per man the undergoing officers Cravenettes Treadeasys Oxfords bargains everything supplied Remember Everything in Now is Accepted Ti- meBERRYC I Fitters of Feet Opposite L 0 0 F Building Mt Sterling Kentucky Store Closed Evenings Except Saturday p TuttsPUlsI cure Constipation Biliousness- And ALL arising elegantlySubstitute Dr Isaac one the Or the the he the not be great perpetuation her in to to i 350 to to to to In the Shadow of Columbia Letters curiously formed and writ ten with red chalk on a card In the window of a frame building not three hundred yards from Columbia uni versity announce Day Bored and Yokel Mualc TaughtNew York Press J NOTUIN- i J j CHARGED t XCPiri x t AT REGULAR t PRICES r- I L Z7 Gun y 339 298 1 248 Childrens that Footwear The Prices of SornsisOxforUs i 1 Always remains the same However we have some lines of broken sizes in Sorosis Oxfords which w e shalloffer at Cut Prices L W Letter of GratitudeIfIIThe following letter of gratitude for services rendered appears In a Lon don publication Mr and Mrs Blank wish to express thanks Jto their frlendaj and neighbors who so klndlyasslsted K at the burning of their residence Ilast night II v v V V VJ l Robinson a IThe ewe eriiI ciTher handsome store on the corner of Maysville and fiJJ Court streets is the place to get y High Grade Cut Glass in the newest floral designs Siverware in the latest 4 patterns New laVallieres an excellent assortment Give us a call and see our extensive line r r Me 1 J 4 r J Mii u 1 F h M j b rY r fJust Arrived e All the latest Spring creations in f ladies Dress Goods and Notions 01OOF EVERY DESCRIPTION Our stock was carefully selected from the best f houses in New York If it came from our store you 0 know and every one knows it is the Best Honey Can Buy 16 Carpets and Rugs a Specialty iJfazelngg c Sonr t iiK OUR LEADE- RSForThisWeek i t I Gold filled Ladies Watch worth 1500 at Gold Filled 17 Jewel Gents Watch worth 1500 at 17 Jewel Silverine Watch worth 1200 now T Do You jr 1150 1150 900 J WJONES II Want a- PLANTER I complicatedVa Prewitt Howell f I r- Hannas Green Sealt The Madeto Wear PaIntIf you expect to do any painting you are interestedyou should bein the quality of the paint to be used In any given job of painting labor represents practically twothirds onethird the cost It to reason that with so much expense in labor the enduring quality of the paint iit all important have the painting done unless the protection and durability of the job is soughtHow is one to determine the true value and paint that may be depended upon for durability HANNAS GREEN SEAL PAINT IS NOT A SECRET This paint has the printed formula on every The makers have confidence and take in the quality and tell the public the of the IS THIS OF ANY VALUE TO YOU IT OUGHT TO BE FOR SALE BY r khos Kennedy Mt Sterling Ky t F g 7wS 1x4MT f4 4 1y low Long We Live correspondent whose curiosity on the subject reveals an interest common to all mankind wants to Iknow how long on the average people live In view of the never failing interest in the rules of life ff men who have attained a green i Id ageI ii would seem that knowl1 i ge concerning the average length irf life would be familiar but it is Probable that not one man in a thousand could answer offhand the question submitted There is oven less general knowledge about luv lung anyone ofn giveni age may reasonably expect to survive The compilers of morality tables HI us that the average number of years lived by all persons born is 415 years As a mutter of fact though the average length of life is considerably higher than 415 if ve eliminate from consideration the heavy mortality of the first year of life If the average is computed with the first year mortality I eliminated the average life I jumps to 487 The American Experience Table is the basis of most mortality cal dilations in this country andit does not dilier materially from otuer mortality tables For insurance I purposes the table begins at 100000Ii persons but for certain the table has been extended back to zero On this basis out of 1 143819 iI persons born 100000 of them will Teach the age of 10 years At 30 l years of age 85441 of the group will be alive at 50 years of age 69804 at 70 years of age 38569 at 90 years of age 847 ut 95 years only three will survive and at 96 none will be left Of course these are averages Some individ uals will exceed the average ex and some will fall short Stops itching instantly Cures piles eczema salt rheum tetter itch hives herpes scabies Doans Ointment At any drug store 1m High grade job work at low grade pricesAdvocate Pub Co Inc J There are over FORTY BLACK HAWK PLANTERS in this county and not complaint Does this mean anything to you material stands Why obtain package pride composition paint mirposes ofage pectancy f NOTICE Of ELECTION lNotice is hereby given to the legally qualified white voters of the1t Sterling Graded Common School district that an election wjJf be held at the School Building iin said district on jMaysrille street in Mt Sterling Iron FRIDAY jutfu OTH 1911 HBTWKEN 8 I OOEOCK A JL AND 4 OCLOCK r M for he purpose of taking the sense of the legally qualified white voters of said district on the question whether the trustees of said white graced common school district shall issue and sell bonds of said district in any amount not to ex ceedythe limit allowed by law and under no circumstances for an amount greater than FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS for the pur pose of providing suitable grounds school buildings furniture and apparatus for said district L T CHILES OWEN LAUGIILIN WR THOMPSON J A SHIRLEY CHAS D Gnunna 44 5t Trustees Mt Sterling Ky May 9 1911 Notice All persons having claims against the estate of Reuben Harper de ceased are hereby notified to file same proven as required by law with the undersigned or with n a Kern my attorney Ml persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of Reuben Harper are requested to call and settle JOHN HARPER Executor of Reuben Harper 453 All About the Highlanders Dr Gucrrauts new book The Gulax Gatherers has just been issued from the Onward Press at Richmond Virginia It is a hand somely bound volume of 220 pages with a map of the Appalachians and 25 beautiful pictures of the Highlanders and their homes and country schools and chapels etc Price 100 postage prepaid For sale by the University Book Store Lexington Ky 454t HrClay McKee Sons Buy Sell and Rent Real Estate Loan Money to or For You Write the Best Insurance Execute Bonds for you put von Next ti best investments Sell The Best Autos THE WHITK STEAMER Dont fail to see them 44tf We have the very latest in types paper etc and arc prepared to turn out something real classy for you in the way of letterheads bill heads circulars andl in fact anything that can be done with print ers ink Give us a Uil1on your next order Advocate Pub Co Inc LOST Gold watch fob witi tT YoH engraved on same Reasonable reward for its return to this oflice rrIf it is printing you want phone 74 =Real Estate Real Estate TILE WORLD IS MADE OF Real Estate LET US SELL YOU A PIECE Of IT WE HAVE FOR S- ALEFarms i of all sizes and prices city residences and vacant lots Let Us show you our list before you buy LIST YOUR fRM WITH US NOW Any busiuess entmsteil to us will rcI ceive our immediate and prompt attention Hadden Evans Office 28 Court St Residence Antwerp Ave Phone 546 MT STERLING KY 60 Tooth HarroW Cultivate your Corn It Clean out the Weeds Level your Land SEE OUR DISPLAY OF Farm I Implements1 t j Chenault Drear89Cm Capital 50000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 23000 Stockholders Liabilitity 50000 123000 1 good fflfethocts Fake atisfled Customers Both together make a prosper ous bank These facilities are YOURS for the asking Exchange ffiank ofJfentucky 4l9yr Since the very earnest agCs of history marnie reverywhere has been recognized as preeminent iu the v construction of the worlds greatest monuments and build mings and Georgia Marble contains those durable qualities IITLT for which the stone from the ancient quarries was FO justly famous In beauty Georgia Marble stands without an equal It matches up perfectly and when letteredshows a striking contrast that renders the inscription readable from M i a distance The crystallino formation is so closely interlocked as to prevent the slightest degree of absorption or decompo sition rendering it proof against climatic conditions and it re mains beautiful and unbroken always Round trip For Sale by r Markland Jackson Marble and ftc Mt Sterling Ky r SPECIAL EXCURSION CINCINNATI AND RETURN v Sunday June 4 and 18 150 Gran- iteMonuments QUEEHkRESCENTI ROUTE 150 Round tfrip SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves LEXINGTON 725 am ASK TICKET AGENTS FOR PARTICULARS f 1 t C I + Loans insurance 9eali 6state sotr S- 6RNf STROSSMAN IIA1ELRIGGV x f 0 T M I Advocate Publishing CompanyINCORPORATED 4JW HEDDEN EDITORSg5 yJ Entered in the Postoffice at Mt Sterling as secondclass mail matter SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Cash must accompany order No announcement inserted until paid for f1 + = C = I ANNOUNCEMENTS i r We are authorized to make the following announcements subject to the action of theDetnocralic State Primary of July 1st 1911 i i For United States Senator HON OUJE M JAMES V For Governor t HON WM ADDAMS i McCREARYiFor Lieutenant Governor J HON J P EDWARDS For Secretary of StateI DR C F CRECEUUS For Attorney General HON O H POLLARD HON DENNY P SMITH For State Treasurer HON THOS S RHEA HON JOSEPH CLAY VAN METER ForlCJerk of the Court of Appeals HON ROBERT L GREENE HON J MORGAN CHINN THE FRANKS SPEECH Reading the speech of the Hon E T Franks candidate for the Repuplican nomination for Governor from an impartial standpoint we are forced to conclude that he has the better of positions as com paredwith that of our countyman Judge Ed C ORear Mr Franks speech consists in the main of an answer to Judirc ORears I opening address wherein he undertook to sugarcoat and give a more I sane appearance to his utterances in the Frankfort tobacco meeting where he made his now famous speech regarding the impossibility of pushing an idea into an AngloSaxons head with a bayonet Isis most ardent friend cannot deny that this statement was con strued to mean that he opposed the calling out of troops to suppress lawlessness and that the night riders considered him their trusted sympathizer Such a statement coming from one occupying so ex tilted a position naturally deserved rigid construction yet the Judge never undertook to retract or modify his words nor did he even cor rect the popular construction placed upon them until years had passed and he became a candidate for the great ofiice of Governor Mr Franks allies himself upon the side of lawenforcement and in no uncertain terms calls the Judge to account The latter prom ises to do so at an early date Having only the kindest of feeling for him we hope he can in a satisfactory manner but the task of prov ing black to be white is getting harder as intelligence increases h The card of withdrawal of Mr M M Logan was certainly n de cided improvement over that of Mr Ben Johnson Senator Depew says he is glad his term has expired Vhnot include everybody 1 J n nOldSol has certainly been working over time lately t a I SuttonEastin Co funeral Directors and cSmbalm ors L jtmbulance Servicef Corner ftfatn and1ank treats Day IPhono 4S 9llghlIPhonos 295 and 23 I IBryan Will Not De Candidate Wm Jennings Bryan during a i brief stay in Washington helda conference with Representatives Burton Harrison of New York Harninill of New Jersey and about twenty other politicians The participants in the conference TVrJ would not discuss its purpose In an interview Mr Bryan on being asked about the rumors that f he might be the next Democratic c nominee for President said I tUn not a candidate and will a not be leave me out of it I He refused to express any choice i ibetwcenVoodrow Wilson and Champ Clark or to confirm a re port of his opposition to Gov t Harmon of Ohio Confesses to RObDlng Post Offices After being sweated for over an hour John Tillman aged thirty three years held by the police at Lexington on suspicion of being a post ollice robber confessed to having perpetrated two post office robberies in Kentucky one at Hedges and the other at the L E Junction At the former place he says he secured 300 coppers while at the latter he says he stole all the stamps in sight The display of these stamps while drinking in a saloon there led to his arrest Tillman claims ashispolicebelieve I probably wanted elsewhere for similar jobs a The Mt Sterling National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 50000 Undivided Profits 8500 B PATTERSON Cashier AMERICAN TOBACCO CO Ordered to Be Dissolved By Sup reme CourtAffiliated Com panies Also Ordered to Dissolve The Supreme Court of the Un ited States late Monday afternoon decided the Socalled tobacco trust case in favor of the govern ment It holds the defendant cor porations aTrc a combination in restraint of trade under the Sherman antitrust law The American Tobacco Company is ordered to dissolve as arc also all affiliated companies and enjoins the further monopolization of commerce in tobacco The decision was read by Justice White The suit was instituted in 1907 in New York The trust is said to have started to organize in 1890 at which time the American Tobacco Co started and at which time the company took over five then existing tobacco companies and have gradually from time to time absorbed nearly all other tobacco companies This is the second trust suit decided in the last ten days and both of them have been won by the government the other suit being the dissolution suit of the Standard Oil Co The effect of this decision can not as yet be estimated as it is not known what steps the American Tobacco Co will take in the mat ter j New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells County School Examination County Superintendent M J Goodwin recently held his first examination for county teachers certificates at his office and the fol lowing teachers took the examina tion Miss Cora A Myers Thomas Cravens Miss Anna Montjoy Miss Nannie Bays Miss Currie Anderson Mrs Georgia White D B Salyer Miss Gladys Richardson Mrs Jennie Henry Miss Ruth Terrill William May Miss Ida Byrd Miss Mary Bell Swetnam J MIL Adams Miss Frances Crouch Miss Effie Crouch Miss Grace Tutt Miss Stella Gopher Miss Mcrgie Richardson and Earl Richardson Wanted About 35 or 40 feet of garden hose Apply at this office tf II E Hcim Practical Plumber Have you hot and cold rainwater system in your home 1 This is not the old fashioned soft water system with tank in atic The modern system of hot and cold water cannot freeze up and burst if properly installed Everybody is using them HELM The Plumber 11 Bank St Mt Sterling Ky Phone 344 472t We are still killing those famous baby beeves S P Greenwade Diaz Resigns President Dinz has resigned us President of Mexico and hus left Mexico City for Vera Cruz and is expected to sail from there to Spain to make his future home Francisco de la Barra has been sworn in as Provisional President of the Mexican Republic A trial will convince you that our meats are the best S P Greenwade i Draw a Check for the money you owe and note how much more respectfully your creditors regard you They like to do business with a man who Las an account at the Mt Sterling National Bank They know he is doing business in n businesslike way Better open such an account even if your affairs are not large They will grow all right T 0 a Horses Working Good The following workouts will show how fast the horses being trained at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds arc rounding into form The best work done so far this season has been the mile of Peter Mack the fine three year old of John McCormick who stepped the mile in 227 Grace Cecil owned by Bean Brothers worked nice mile in 228 and could have gone several seconds faster Sister Ella worked a nice mile in 230 for Mr ranEvera He is also work ing a yearling that is said to be a speedmarvel rphan Boy owned by John M Barnes work ed a mile in 228 and is thought to be a high class youngster Any number of horses worked in from 235 to 245 J Malcolm Forbes the sensational young stallion be longing to J R Magowan isbeinir given only slow work as is also Mainleaf Sim Axworthy Neva Todd and Lucile Brooks these fast ones will be shipped to Columbus June 15th for final preparations for the Grand Circuit in charge of Richard Curtis Mr Mngowan will leave several horses and a few yearlings here in charge of Doc Curry who has a reputation as one of the best cult drivers in the country Consider ing the time of year all the horses at the track are well forward in their work Always the best in the meat and grocery line S P Greenwade Bowmars Summer Tours Personally conducted low in clusive cost highclass accommo dations Yellowstone Park and Vest starting Monday July 3 Niagara Falls Toronto etc Tues day Aug 1 Atlantic City New York etc Aug 17Yrite Bow MAKS TOUKS Versailles Ky for folders giving full details 47Jt Prof Gibbs repairing Mt Sterling Ky Been tuning here three months A No1 ref erences 44 4t High grade job work at low grade prices Advocate Pub Co Inc Wm Addams Pays Entrance Fee Win Addams candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor has tendered his check for 1875 to the treasurer of the sub committee to cover his entrance fee to the primary Homegrown strawberries received fresh every day at Vanarsdclls w Thats Too Hot Intense heat warped a rail and causeda wreck on the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad near Eric Mich Several passengers and two trainmen were injured For Sale Nice H acre place with 7 room residence cheap Easy payments Will sell any size lot with house Phone 407 E E DAWSON 4Ht Home grown radishes onions and asparagus at Vanarsdells fresh every day For Sale New grass seed boards Am also prepared to do machine re pairing C C Schooler No 4 Jameson street 445t pd f t j f 57000 Short The report of Bank Inspector Hurt which was filed with the Secretary of State shows the shortage of Cashier M y all1 1 of Paris to be 57000 The report says the shortage couuld have been discovered at any time if the bank timid been examined as Myalls method of covering up what he took was very crude and his individual and general ledgers out of balance New potatoes beets onions rhubarb etc at Vanarsdells Wyatt Sells Nice Stallion Mr J S Roberts of Saltville Va bou Jit ofT S Wyatt this I city the yearling stallion Sioux Chief by McDonald Chief 1451 lain Sadie Jeans by Blue Jeans second damn by Dillard Dudley for S325 0 We are still killing those famous baby beeves S P Greenwade 325000 Blaze at Paducah With the consumption of two tobacco warehouses a feedand cement warehouse and 3248000 pounds of tobacco Paducah ex perienced its worst fire last week the origin of which is a mystery Grass seed strippers for sale almost new with roodcombs B 1D Goff Winchester Ky 4051 Only the best meats the market affords killed at Vanarsdells 0 WHatris v tiFuneral 1reotQrI and JmlaJIPili i Mt Sterling Ky PHONES Office 179 KesldenceliO raser Humphreys FloristsWf DESIGN WORK CUT FLOWERS and WEDDING DECORATIONS 1 OUR SPECIALTY Gnholon8sStore Phone 547 7 MT STERLING KENTUCKY Sells fine hull Thos J Bigstaff recently sold a Polled Durham bull to the West Monde DairyI Farm of Nashville Tenn at a good price The manager of the farm Gen Hard ing A Jackson is highly pleased with the bull H Everything fresh and clean and Jirprompt deliveryI our motto S P Greenwade Home grown radishes onions and asparagus at Vanarsdells fresh every day r 5orch ComFort Get out in the shade and keep cool these hot clays Have your chairs out theredont have to drag a heavy chair out every time you want a little fresh air I SEE OUR LINE OF t 5orchurndure Its here in REED RATTAN and OLD HICKORY The kind grandma sat in They made good strong chairs in those daysthats the kind we have here Old jfcickory Chairs at Cost CTTT =TTG3 A lj itriJto Furniture and Undertaking 43 South Maysville Str- eetsPEcIAL t RReducedd Pricesc For O flays1 Beg nz ir g Tune 1st One Gents Suit Sponged and Presseduuuuuu3SC or 3 for Jroo Ladies Skirts Plain or Plaited Sponged and Pressed25C- StocktonE W Dry Cleaner Dyer Phone 225 Mt Sterling Kentucky FOR UPTODATE Dry Gooods Clothing Shoes Hats Caps Suit Cases Trunks and all kinds of Wearing Apparel Go tomTHE QUALITY STORE r II rM ABROM Proprietor 34 S Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky Our Store is a new one everything in it is new and the prices are so extremely low that they talk for themselves A visit will convince you Give Us a Call Remember the place the old Laughlin Stand 34 South Maysville Street 5- i J oi l o 1 j J y- J AJJ j I I wwwi wwwwww 1 I pALIVTS Oils Varnishes S Carriage Paints I J Varnish Stains Enamel Paints Anything in the paint line i AT DuersoiTsu Drug Store Phone 129 Jtfo 10 Court St 1AAkkM MMMWM 9vaasera aw o e PERSONAL a e aSFUR If you have any local news Ef you ire to have a child rens party if you have any relatives or friends visiting you OP if you are going away on a visit if there is anything going on in the club to which you belong send it to The Ad vocate and if you havent the time to write phone 74 1 Jesse ShufI of Lexington w- asiin this city Tuesday tWalter Clinkenbeard of Bethel vas in the1 city Monday i Dr J F Reynolds and Dr J ILIMcClung spent Sunday in Car- lisle Mrs J L McClung and little sonDarylare visiting this week jipi Columbia Ky Of Mrs Solomon Mann of Huntington W Va is visiting her sister Mrs Ben Johnson JVliss Nancy Berkley of Frankfort is spending her vacation here with her mother v Miss Angie Young Jackson of Owingsville is the guest of hiss Elizabeth Hart this week- S 4 D Gay visited friends in Danville and Lexington last week Buford Boone left Monday for arvisit to relatives in Indiana1 Miss Gladys Pieratt is visiting her aunt Mrs W T Perry at Winchester LibertySteve Pieratt in this county Attorney Earl W Senff spent n few days in Louisville last week Attorney John A Judy was a visitor in Louisville for a couple of days last week Mrs J 11 Kash of Jackson uis visiting her sister Mrs T 11 pliver and other relatives here this week S S Yantis and wife of Lex ington spent Monday here with friends ofifOwingsville was here yesterday on legal business r Mrs W H Wyatt and son re turned Monday from a very pleas ant visit to relatives in Covington Miss Lucy Smith has returned from an extended visit to relatives at Houston Texas Mrs Daugherty of Lexington who has been visiting her daughter Mrs John Roberts has returned to her home Wailer Nunnelly of Winchester but formerly of this city luis gone to Rochester Minn to undergo an operation for appendicitis Thos Bowden of Flemingsburg spent several days in the city this weekHoward Wyatt Richard French F G Morris and J W Hedden Jr acompanied Caldwcll Clay to Lexington Sunday afternoon in his automobile Miss Martha Pieratt daughter of Steve Pieratt has gone to West Liberty to spend the summer with her grandmother Mrs John Kendall Charlton Evans and family have returned from an extended stay in the Southwest and Mr Evans many friends will be glad to learn that his health is much improved R H Winn and R H White went to Louisville yesterday to be in charge of the ORear headquarters for the next month Dr J D Masengill of Bristol Tenn was in this city last week and bought a combined horse from A B Setters anda family horse from Win Bridgeforth Rev E E Dawson has just re turned from Hartford City Ind where he has been conducting a revival meetirg He was very successful having 23 conversions during tile meeting Warren Stoner and Harry and William Howell spent several days on Red river fishing the past week They didnt have much luck fish ing but succeeded in gigging n number of large frogs Mrs Samuel A Smoke of Co Inmbia Missouri visited her sis ter Mrs H C McKee for a few days last week Mrs Smoke was on her way to attend the commencement exercises at Washing daughterIMiss school Accompanied by her daughter they will attend the commencement exercises at Anna napolis and West Point andon their way home will again visit Mrs McKee for a few days Job printing is our business let us do yours Wo will hive you something new and different from what you have been getting and at the same price too Give us a trial Advocate Pub Co Inc photographs nlaryements jicturo framing The Bryan Studio f1 7 7 61 fk d The Line m Between 0-r= 3 The VerY Best Ja =n1ffd the Good w Is clearly drawn at r Kerrs Perfection flour 1If The other Flour we sell is for the Ulan who wants to save MONEY and is willing to take the guarantee of x I F TABS I W oeaeeee eaoeeeee 5 SOCIAL EVENTS cee eeeeeaoeeeeeeeeee The following invitation has icon received und will be of inter est to the many friends of the young couple Mr und Mrs Ephrlam PennIngton Woods Invite you to be present- at the Baptist Church Stanford Kentucky on Thursday afternoon June eighth nineteen hundred and eleven at three oclock- to witness the marriage of their daughter Salllc Taylor- to Mr Grover Anderson At Home after Tune eighteenth Mt Sterling Kentucky Miss Arabella Bogie the attractive daughter of Mr and Mrs J Bogie entertained about twentfive of her friends at her beautiful country home last Thursday after noon in honor of her sister Mrs Frank C Duerson Delicious re freshments were served and the guests spent a most delightful afternoon AN INSPIRED POET Barker Scribbles the poet is cer tainly a genius rParker His work doesnt seem to indicate it- BarkerNo but the fact that he has just married a milliner witha good paying business does sv wr r wo THE SIOKsTr- avis J ft V OI Wyatt is illat his moth ers home on Holt Avenue The condition of Jas U Elam is unchanged since our last issue CohenRogers Wedding The marriage of Miss Edith Cohen of Lexington to Mr Thomas Foster Rogers ot this city will be a pretty event of Thursday afternoon and will be celebrated at the home of the brides mother Mrs Henry Cohen on East Main street Dr J W Porter will officiate and the only attendant will be the brides young niece Miss Ida Reed Cohen of Charleston N C the little flower girlMr Rogers is one of our most popular and prominent young in surance and realestate men and it affords us much pleasure in joining his many friends in wishing him a long life of continued happiness and prosperity Everything fresh and clean and prompt delivery our motto S P Grcenwade Notice to Contractors Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until 1 oclock p in Thursday June 15 1911 for the grading and construction of a turnpike to be built along the dirt road leading from Antioch Church to Walkers Crossing in Montgomery County Ky subject to and in accordance with the specifications heretofore prepared by W A Dellaven Surveyor and now in the possession of the under signed F M Fortune Said proposed turnpike is 1 G2100 miles in lengthand bids will be received for all of said work or in sections of ondhalf mile in length The right is reserved to reject any or all bids so received For further particulars see- MART WELLS or F M FORTUNE 473t Committee Genuine lamb at Vanardellss every day Decoration Day Tuesday Decoration Day was fittingly observed in this city The banks postoilice and a number of other business houses were closed part of the day work was also suspended on the new government buildingBoth cemeteries were beautifully 1 decorated with flowers by friends of the loved ones whose remains rest in the quiet and peaceful cityofi the dead i for Rent 175 acres of grass W C Landrum Hedges Ky East Tenn Phone Pilot View Exchange 472t HELPS CONVICTS TO REFORM Splendid Nork Being Dene bOlclalsof John Howard Industrial IKome at Boston What society shall do with dis charged prisoners is slowly butf sure ly being solved by the John Howard Industrial home at Boston which celebrates its twentieth anniversary soon A most pathetic object is the discharged prisoner who thinks every passerby sees the prison stigma upon him This saps his courage and he slips hack again until once more he is associating with crimi nalsrrho Howard home seeks to furnish him with n grip upon a new lifeDuring the last 20 years nearly 21000 discharged prisoners have been cared for by the home until po sitions shave been found for them The home was founded in 1890 by the present superintendent Albert Arnold and several other workers- I am sometimes askedsays Superintendent Arnold his kindly face beaming good nature how many men aro deserving of help I always reply that all are goodmen Every one has good points Too much criticism Is directed against them for the slightesterrors All they need is encouragement in order to forget the old life and start the new i for the farmer and Country Resident LISTEN TO H E HElM Practical Plumber- No n Dank Street Mt Sterling Ky Are you liable to FIRE Have you PROTECTION on your premises IfII not you had better see HPIM the Plumber He can install PRESSURE system that you may have the same FIRE PROTECTION and conveniences as city residents Also supply of water pressure to ruff Bath Room Fixtures and Stock Barns Call and See Me or Phone 344 and I will come and see you No ii Bank St Mt Sterling Ky 472- tRobertsCassidy Wedding License was issued by the County Clerk at Winchester for the marriage of Leroy Roberts and Mrs Katherine Cassidy both of Montgomery county who were married in this city Sunday It was the second marriage of each LOSTDiumondring on the streets of Mt Sterling or between Mt Sterling and Sharpsburg Liberal reward for its return to the Adams Express Co Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal disease croup Has been used withsuccess in our family for eight yellrs1Irs L Whiteacre Buffalo N Y1m 0 Post Office Department Out of Debt For the first time in the history of the service it is said the deficit in the Post Office Department has been entirely wiped out and a 7 000000 surplus for the current fiscal year is in the Treasury to thefdepartments credit LOSTGold watch fobwith J W II engraved on samo Reasonable reward for its return to this office Only the best meats the mart et affords killed at Vanarsdolls To Open Headquarters J R H Winn and Robt IL White of this city have gone to Louisville to take charge of the headquarters of Judge Ed C ORear Republican candidate for the nom ination for Governor Both gen tlemen are well known all over the State and will no doubt render valuable service to Judge ORear If it is printing you want phone 74New beans peas and tomatoes at Vanarsdells every days Job printing is our business Ictus do yours We will give you something new and different from what you have been getting and at the same price too Give us a trial Advocate Pub Co Inc Homegrown strawberries received fresh every day at Vanarsdells t rr NOMINATING BLANK Mt Sterling Advocates tleuaitlc CIt3T OOrltest I Nominate Miss of as a candidate for your 8tlantic City Contest Nominated by Under no circumstances will the name of the person making nomination be divulged WVWVYWrtWVY tfflfWfffflffMtfWffff E THE WAY TO OBTAIN VOTES FOR EVERY NEW SUBSCRIBER J1 Year in advance 100 votes 2 Years in advance 300 votes 3 Years in advance 500 votes 4 Years in advance 700 votes Qd- E 5 Years in advance 1000 votes 10 Years in advance 2500 fOR OLD SUBSCRIBERSI votesj y 1 Vent 75 votes 2 Years 200 votes J3 Years 350 votes J4 1earsr 500 votes Years 700 votes JYears 1500 votes J15 Beginning June 1st a coupon will appear in every edition the ADVOCATE good for ten v- otesRogers 15 AAimW l jJ WAI AiMUtAiAJLAA The Colie nporated BIG REMOVAL SALE BBOI2STS Wednesday May 31 ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGHCLASS Ladies Ready= to= Wear Garments A Vvit x and Noveltiest- o be sold before we move to our new store Sensational Price Cutting sEE E3AND BIZiZis- i I N 1 ti u l r 1 1 0 M r- a + fl r a J3IG STORES an CUTTING PRICES That Great SoffliAflfllla1Sacrifice Saie OF PUNCH GRAVESIVit1Steriing3s Leading Clothing Shop Hatt and Furnishing House IIS Now in Prorozs ann Will COllt1llU8t1vt11 PllrtIIerr Notice- S eo R2NG ANA SVMM E R HIGHCLASS MERCHANDISE at CUT PRICES giving to the buying public the opportunity of buying Hirsh Wickwire Co and Michaels Stern Cos Mens Clothing Edenheimer Stein Young Mens Clothes Xtragood Clothes for Boys Stetson and Youman Hats Stacy Adams Co and Walkover Shoes E W and Cluett Shirts all highclass Mens Dress Accessories best makes of Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and Hosiery at the following CUT PRICES FOR CASHMens Suits J400O garment cut to 3000 3500 garment cut to 2750 3000 garment cut to 2250 2750 garment cut to 2000 2500 garment cut to 1750 2250 garment cut to 1650 2000 garment cut to 1448 1800 garment cut to 1248 1500 garment cut to 1000 1250 garment cut to 848 t 1000 garment cut to 748 800 garment cnt to 648 Mens Socks l S150 Silk Sox cut to 115 100 Silk Sox cut to 75 75 Silk Sox cut to 48 1 o Silk Sox cut to 38 V 50 Lisle Sox cut to 38 25 Lisle Sox cut to 1S 15 Cotton Sox cut to fO 10 Cotton Sox cut to 05 Mens 100 Silk cut to f 75 75 Silk cnt to 48 50 Silk cut to 38 50 Linen cut to 38 i 25 Linen cut to t IS 10 Linen cut to 05 Boys Suits 1500 garment cut to 1000 1250 garment cut to 848 1000 garment cut to 748 800 garment cut fo 648 750 garment cut to 550 600 garment cut to 450 Soogarment cut to 375 400 garment cut to 275 300 garment cut to 225 250 garment cut to 175 ALL BOYS ODD PANTS AT CUT PRICES Mens fine Shoes and Oxfords 600 Shoes cut to 475 550 Shoes cut to 4 25 500 Shoes cut to 398 400 Shoes cut to 324 350 Shoes cut to 298 300 Shoes cut to 248 250 Shoes cut to 175 ALL AT CUT Mens Odd Pants 6 oo Pants cut to 450 500 Pants cut to 3 75 400 Pants cut to 275 350 Pants cut to 248 300 Pants cut to 225 250 Pants cut to 175 200 Pants cut to 148 150 Pants cut to 115 100 Pants cut to 75 Mens Work Shoes 500 Shoes cut to 398 4co Shoes cut to 324 3 50 Shoes cut to 298I 300 Shoes cut to 248 250 Shoes cut to 175 200 Shoes cut to 148 ALL BOYS SHOES AT CUT PRICES Mens Hats 600 Hats cut to 450 500 Hats cut to 398 400 Hats cnt to 298 300 Hats cut to 225 250 Hats cut to 175 200 Hats cut to 148 150 Hats cut to 115 100 Hats cut to 75 ALL MENS AND BOYS CAPS AT CUT PRICES Ladles Fine Shoes and Oxfords 600 Shocs cut to 475 550 Shoes cut to 425 500 Shoes cut to 398 400 Shoes cut to 325 r 350 Shoes cut to 298 300 Shoes cut 250 Shoes cut to 198 200 Shoes cut to 148 175 Shoes cut to 135 Mens Shirts 350 Shirts cut to e 275 300 Shirts cut to 248 250 Shirts cut to X175 200 Shirts cut to 148 150 Shirts cut to 115 100 Shuts cut to 75 50 Shirts cut to 38 MENS COLLARS 250 Collar cut to 18c I5C Collar cut to o5c 250 Cuffs cut to ISC 100 Suspenders cut to 75C 75 Suspenders cut to 481 50 Suspenders cut to 38c 25 Suspenders cut to s 18e All Mens Work Coats Overalls and Jackets at Cut Prices All Suit Cases Hand Bags and Umbrellas at Cut Prices Handkerchiefs mm NECKWEAR PRICESI lo24 Misses and Childrens Shoes and Oxfords 300 Shoes cut to 248 250 Shoes cut to 198 200 Shoes cut to 148 175 Shoes cut to 135 150 Shoes cut to 11 roo Shoes cut to 75t75 Shoes cut to 48 Mens Underwear 500 garment cut to 375 400 garment cut to 275 350 garment cut to 248 300 garment cut to 225 250 garment cut to 175 200 garment cut to 148 150 garment cut to 115 100 garment cut to 75 75 garment cut to 48 50 garment cut to 38 Womens and Childrens Hos fiery 350 Silk Hose cut to 293I 300 Silk Hose cut to 248i 250 Silk Hose cut loP 175 200 Silk Hose cut to I4S i 50 Silk Hose cut to i 115 100 Silk Hose cut to 75 I 50 Lisle Hose cutto 38 25 Cotton Hosecut to 19i largewl J IffaXl REMEMBER that our reputation is behind every statement the same guarantee as if you XlM bought at regular price The same class merchandise no job or auction stuff all our regular stock at prices that are sure enough cut Nothing charged except at regular price No goods 1 sent on approval Cut prices cash to all come and see for yourself just what this sale means Even if you want nothing we are always glad to see you ip A EITE SE3ETT A TD FO j J1IGJiE iiiiii With every one dollar cash purchase during this sale you get a chance on the Fine Shetland Pony which is to be given away ABSOLUTELY FREE to the person holding the lucky numberI A PUNCH GRAVES 0 Mt Sterlings Leading Clothing Shoe Hat and Furnishing House 2 Big Stores Cutting Prices 2- Mt Sterling Xentucky IR q Ir THE z esapeake Ohio Railw8j wlCompanywll STEMG Subject to change without notice S LEAVE ARRIVE x 719 a m Louisville X1239 p m x 347P m Louisvillex 937 p mt 55o ain Lexington t 920 a m t 2I5p 111 LexIngton t 7o5 p U- 1t 930 am Rothwell t 205 p m New York 719XI239a ni- Norfolk x 937 p m 1 Richmond x 347 p m Pikeville t 215 p m t920a m Hi ton Sleeping Dining and Parlor Cars on Express Trains r Consult agents for particulars Dailytt c + Weekdays t Lexington pastern fly TIME TABLE Effective April 30 1911 weptecus2a- II No I No3 No 5 STATIONS Dally DayOnly AM AM Lv Quicksand 125 Lv Jackson 500 150 7- I 00 O K Junction 505 157 71o Athol 530 224 73- I BeattyvilleJtyiction 558 251 754 4 Torrent 621 312 815 Campton Junction 639 330 832 Clay City 7i5 405 90- 8LEJunctionII 750 437 940 CI Winchester 8C2 450 950 Ar Lexington 8 455351o30 JEastJ3ound No i STATIONSDally Danl 1M A M Lv Lexington15 720CI Winchester 1 57 802 U L E Junction 210 Sr6 CI II 85oCampton 943IIwoSCIAthol7 1030U 11 1057Jacksonr Ar Quicksand 1125 CONNECTIONS LEXINGTONTrain NO1 will make connection at Lexington with the L N for Louisville Ky NO3 will make connection with the L N at Lexing ton for Cincinnati O CAMPION JUNCTION Trains Nos i 2 3 and 4 will make connection with Mountain Central Ry to and from Camp ton Ky BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION Train Nos 1 and 2 make connection with the L A Railway to and from Beattyville Ky Train NO3 from Jackson with the LA for Beattyville Ky 0 Kt JUNCTIONTrains Nos jand 4 will make connection with Ohio Kentucky Ry for Cannel City Kyand tJr tyK stations Mo i daily except Sunday CHAS SCOTT Gen Passenger Agent liif NEW MEAT STORE I tp i whit meat and want FRESH r cat tt 2 place to get it is at a first Class Meat Store I conduct such a place All of my meat is CORN FED and HOME KILLED We guarantee the choicest meats at all times Prices reasona ble Not Cut Prices but 1 JIrr IIH OUK MOTTO Give us a trIal and be con vinced CLAYS MEAT MARKET Phone 64 Next door to Post Offic- eWINCHESTER Tlonument WorksWINCHESTER KY BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Let me know your wants and I will call on you and save you money F H JACKSON Prop s k viJob printing is our business lotus do yours We will give you something new and different from iSSjfat you have been getting and at- thesame price too Give us a teal- Advocate Pub CopcJ r wir toon r HHKWMILI f I DR C W COMPTON Dentist Mt Sterling Kentucky Successor to Dr Brown All Work Guaranteed and Prices Righ Offlco In Martin Building Phone 624 H R PREWITT ATTORNEYATLAW M t Sterling Kentucky Office Court St opposite Court House Samuels Building front room up stairs DR G M HORTON Veterinarian Office at Peed Hortons Livery Stable Office Phone 498 Residence 24 Calls answered Promptly 31vr xDR W B RODINSON Veterinarian OlUco at Anderson t BoardrannBjUvcry Stable Office Phone 135 Residence Phone 531 Calls answered promptly Examinations free Assistant State Veterinarian for theme JUICIEST STEAKS FRESHoSTAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES SOUTHERN VEGETABLES s- eeS1 ORCENWADt The Man who handles ohly the BEST Hghest Prices PAID FOR Live Poultry Eggs Hides furs feathers Sheep Pelts and Woo i GD Sullivan Co W Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky 13 lyr Phone 474 v4ppo7aWyWyYJWvYvWlAcme Davies Varnish Stains Japalac Zenolum Sheep Dip Minors Sheep Dip Insect Powder and DisinfectantsAT Mt Sterling Drug Co 30l- yrVAAA MWmM The place to get engraved call ing cards is the- Advocate Pub Co Inc UNIQUE COLLECTION Robert Young ironmonger Edin burgh who passed away recently was known far and wide as a collec tor of horseshoes Row upon row on the walls of his shop hung shoes dating from the time of the Roman occupation those having boon found in Monmouthshire down to the present day Among the latter were included shoes worn on the day of the race by such famous derby win ners as Lord Koseberys Ladis and Sir James Millers Rock Sand Ev ery country in the world from China to Peru had been laid under tribute ONEOP OF BOURBON POULTRY CURE down the throat of a gaping chicken worms clicksand saves the life A few drops In the drinking water cures and PREVENTS DISEASE For the treatment of White Dlarrhoealnchlck and Blackhead and other dUeases In turkeys BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO QUAlI tie 50c ho lidl P- tar M II r i i Li L 1 J fr- f ii 1 After Grippeor any Sickness Vinol Creates Strength HERE IS PROOF GrippeMrs cover her strength She was very weakand had no appetite VI NOL rapidly improved her condi tion and restored her to health I sincerelyrecommend its use during convalescence or any run down conditionJUDGE C N VAUGHT Huntsville Ala Miss Adelaide Gamin of Water town Wis writes After a severe attack of the Grippe my system was in a very weakenednervous rundown condition I took VI NOL with the best ofresults and it made me feel better and yearsWea more valuable health restorer for weak andrun down persons than VINOL and we ask such people in this vicinity to try VINOL with the understanding that their money will be returned if it does not do allwe claim for it W S LLOYD Druggist UNKIND First Sweet ThingOh hes aw t fully gone ipon her dear Iassure you Hes been praising her beauty to me for the last ten minutes en larging upon her eyes her complex ion her mouth Second Sweet ThingOh I dont think he could possibly do that dar ling For a mild easy action of the bowels a single dose of Doans Regulets is enough Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents a box Ask your druggist for them 1m Tor Sale Double Standard Polled Dur ham Bulls which are hornless Shorthorns Shropshire Bucks by an imported prize winning sire Purebred Poland China boats and gilts Thomas J Bigstaff 13tf Mt Sterling Ky We have the very latest in types paper etc and are prepared to turn out something real classy for you in the way of letterheads bill heads circulars and in fact any thing that can be done with print ers ink Give us a trial on yourI next order Advocate Pub Co Inc The Garage IS ON Bank Street Automobiles FOR RENT At All Times WE WILL MEET Any Train ON NOTICE Itrother Frazer Phone 268 Mt Storlhtfi Kentucky f ptM- A l j IS HUMAN VACUUM CLEANER Tir Amandas Economies In Line of Good Housekeeping Have a Screw Loose Long before the introduction of the vacuum cleaner Amanda had achieved by sheer persistence of arm the energetic wielding of broom and brush the precise results accom plished by this excellent invention Her husband whimsically complains that the house is always in process ofrenovation and seldom is a con dition which can be considered com fortable and livable but he is a mere man and little can be expected of him Of course Amanda is ill from time to time usually as the result of doing more than sho ought She has headaches backaches and nerves that are on edge Her sons slip out of the house in the evening because they prefer to be where they are not reproved if they draw a chair from its place or leave a newspaperon the floor MIer daughters enjoy visiting much more than staying at home and her maid seldom remains longer than a week or two She had nine teen successive maids in a single season Somehow Amandas econ housekeeping one day that she sympathizedwith the women who liked to have her house perfectly ordered andwho then wished that she could take her family and live in the barn so that the house need not be disturbed Kargarct E Sangster in Christian Herald DONT EXPERIMENT f You Will Make No Mistake if You Follow This Mt Sterling Citizens Advice Never neglect your kidneys- If you have pain in the back urinary disorders dizziness and nervousness its time to act andno time to experiment These are all symptoms of kidney trouble and you should seek a remedy which is known to act on the kidneys Doans Kidney Pills is the remedy to use No need to experiment It has curedmany stubborn cases in Mt Sterling Follow the advice of a Mt Ster ling citizen and be cured yourself Thomas Holland 52 E High street Mt Sterling Ky says I have been using Doans Kidney Pills occasionally for two years and I consider them an excellent rented Doctors pronounced my trouble lumbago and I spent hun dreds of dollars in an unsuccessful effort to find relief Doans Kidney Pills obtained at F C Duel sons Drug Store did H world of good They removed the backache and regulated the passages of the kidney secretions in fact en tirely cured mo For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterAIilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents foi the United States- Helnember the name Doans and take no other 453t w e have the very latest in types paper etc and are prepared to turn out something classy for you in the way of letterheads bill heads circulars and in fact anything that can be done with print ers ink Give us a trial on your next orderAdvocate Pub Co I- ncLAIN DRV 1 FOR FIRSTCLASS LAUNDRY Cff ALL KIND ndto the Mt Sterling Launary Co All work promptly delivered We give special attention to family Washing Give Us a Trial Phone 15 MT STER- LINGLaundry Co Jack of all trades and success at none Read over the following advertisements and tell us where you would prefer placing your Insurance BROWN JONES Real Estate Law and Insurance Be charitable and give us a trial J P ROBINSON Meat Market I also represent the Blank Blank Fire Insurance Co Give me a part of your insuranc- eS Mt Sterling Ky R J ROBERTS i Jersey Milk Country Produce AND Insur 0onceGive me a Tria- lS Phone 091 BLANK LUSH BLANK Banking Insurance and Magazine Agency Mt Sterling Ky eSMITH LAWSON faReal Estate Bonds and Insurancee ifT 4 r Good Companies Mt Sterling Ky S Hoffman Son- Insurance = 0Over Which office do YOU think could handle Z I your Insurance interests THE BE- STNothing e e 0 Succeeds Like Success YouKnow and everyone knows 7 That the place to get full value for 1 your money is ateWA Sutton d Sons KFurniture Carpets Rugs Etc The shoe fits the foot II If your shoes dont fit you dont want 1them and wes dont want you to have them We recommend Selz Nik Royal Blue shoes because theyre Hk j ilk made to fit scientific lasts Selz llk In allshapes to fit al feet Royal llk Bring us any feet you Hl Blue shoe ifa have well fit them VV X35 4 5 in Selz shoes ot for Sale By GrJIOX sROS22 S Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky u svMMr scHOOZtWe are offering a complete Summer School Course in any of the following subjects for 2500 Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting Pen Penmanship and Englisha- nd all kindred subjects Write for particulars Summer School Opens June 19 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mt Sterling Collegiate InstituteM- T STERLING KENTUCKY 11Iyr t I 1 j Hj H r How to keep Cool Here is the advice Ofjbnf Ski 1 t Grant City Health Offierfol Louisville for the prevention of heatprostrationDress Avoid wearing tight apparel particularly about the chest Diet on eatbmeat nor ergs which are stimu lating and generate heat uDo not drink alcoholic liquors buttermilk is the best substitute for these for temperate drinkers Drink plenty of cool water not ice water See that the living rooms and sleeping apartments are well ven tilatedPersons suffering from any ailment or recovering from illness should remain quiet in a shady place A trial will convince you that our meats are the best S P Greenwade Commissioners 1 Sale MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT Mary S Griggs et al rlffs vs Halley Smith Gillaspie et al Dfts NOTICK ov SAW IN EQUITY r lly virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court renderedat the April Term 1911 thereof in the above cause the under signeJ will on the 19th Day of June 1911 heinptheCourt proceed to offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on a credit of 6 and 12 months at the Court house door in the city of Mt Sterling Ky the property mentioned in the Judg ment towit FIRST LOTA certain lot tractor parcel of land lying and being adjacent to the Northwestern suburbs of Mt Ster ling Kentucky and bounded and de scribed as follows towit On the North aide by Winn street on the East side by the lands of J W Chenault on the South side by the lands of O W McCormick II V Chenault A Tr Wood Lucy C Smith Mrs Mary T Wilson Dickey W fir Wood Gr N Coxs child ren N II Trimble Mrs Gosha Arnold T 15 Arthur and Joe Stevens and on the West by the lands of Mrs Mary Smith Griggs and J Br Spratt containing 6 acres I rod and 20 poles of land more or less being the same land conveyed to- W Halley Smith hyl deed from DIr Sweeney and wife of date January I5th 1876 and now duly of record in Deed Book 37 at page 217 in the Montgomery County Court Jerks Officer SECOND TRACT That certain lot or parcel of land with a brick store build ing thereon situated on the West side ofI Broadway facing Court street in Sterling Kentucky and bounded and described as follows towitBcginllingI at the Northeast corner of the lot now owned by the heirs of Thojims Clark de 7inchesline of the building now on said premises the said Noitli face line being the true line whether the distance thereto be more or less than 19 feet 7 inches a ec r per to the lot of Lewis Apperson thence with the line of s id Apperson North 69 West 50 feet to a corner with said Apper son saidcoer being in the North line of and r1 inches West of the Northwest I corner the brick building now on the premi t lUreby de cribel thence with said Apesu North 2 feet a corner with ra1l1JAppenion thence with said Appersou a westerly course 6 feet and 9 inches to a corner with said Apperson thence a northerly course 17 feet and 2 inches a corner with said Apperson in t the line of S S 1izer thence with said Pizers line a westerly course 41 feet and 3 inches more or less to a curlier with the Christian Church in Hers line thence with the line of said Christian Church lot southwardly 40 feet more or less to a corner with the Clark heirs property in the line of said Church lot thence with Clarks line the line being a continuance of the line between the brick buildings now on the lot herein described and that on the Clark lot r South 69 East 9834 feet more or less to the beginning being the whole of that property conveyed to W Halley Smith by deed of John Sweeney ofae Janu ary 15th 1876 and now duly of record ill Deed Book 37 at page 118 in the Mont 1 j gomery County Court Clerks office and p a part of the same property conveyed to v W Halley Smith by deed of B V Cock rell of date September 29th 1882 and now in Deed Book 41 at j 62in said Clerks ouilicerThrisfurther embraced with said property as a part thereof the right to leave standing 7 as they now are so much of the founda tion or brick shouldering thereon on the1 5North wall of said building as may be under the property of said Lewis Apper r son the said right being the same ob a+ tained by the widow and heirs of W I Halley Smith in a deed from J S Hurt j r 1 the then owner of said Apperson lo of date May sth 1905 and now duly of rec aril in Deed Book 61 at page 382 in said f Clerks office 1 givcbonda payment of the purchase money to have r the force and effect of a replevin bond saler npared to comply with these terms A lien h5 t t will be retained on the land sold till all r the purchase money is paid Bond pay k able to Master COUllllisSIOI1trI 473 Master Commissioner JOHN A JUDYJJ a 1 l r IR kfa r AT y f r c I 1v a 1Naf-r CORRESPONDENCE PLUM LICK Those that had hard ground tc contend with will finish plantin corn this week James Kendall hada valuable mare to die with colic and leave iu young colt This makes seven horses he has lost in the last few yearsJ E Henry lost a fine mare at foaling time The colt will live James Douglas and wife visited at Clay City Sunday James Douglas and Bob Oldson each lost a cow recently John Lee is all smiles over the arrival of a fivepound ukidat his house Little William Howard Kendall is convalescent after a severe spell of sickness Win Barlow and wife while driving let their horse run away by taking the bridle off to let the horse drink The horse ran over Mr Barlow and threw his wife against a rock ivallrDr BrF McClure was summoned andset her broken shoulder and took twelve stitches in her face Dr P L McClure took Willie Wade stepson of Jas Douglas to Louisville to be operated on for double rupture He stood the op eration alright and will be at home in a short time Allie Jones Buys Good Ones JNIr A G Jones North Middle town Ivy has purchased a two yearold stallion by Hex McDonald 833 and out of the show mare Helen Walker from Or Jr Mooers of Columbus Mo Mr Jones gave 1500 for this colt and 350 for a threeyearold mare full sister to Lord Chatterton which is the name of the colt Kentucky Press Association The midsummer meeting of the willibe1924 and one of the most enjoy able sessions ever heM is antici paled A delightful program has been prepared with many social features Heavy impure blood makes a muddy pimply complexion head Itches nausea indigestion Thin blood makes you weak pale sickly Burdock Blood Bitters makers the blood rich red pure restores perfect health 1mII YOUTHFUL TAFT IS MODEST youngest Son of the President Evidently HaG No With to Shine In Reflected Glory President Taft hIn story ahou Charley his youngest son which illustrates the fact thnt he is a real American boy and gives his father a little pardonable pride Charley is just in long trousers and homo from school for the holidays Ho shirks none of the responsibilities of being the son ofa president but does =eek the limelight notII Charley was a guest at a party ofII girls and boys of his own age andII had been sen tedat table little miss who failed to catch his name and did not recognize him They became sufficiently interested in each other to make her wish to know his name What is your name she pro pounded frankly Charley was tho somewhat lim ited information which she received This satisfied the little girl for a time but Charley is a winsome boy and her interest grew So she pursued the inquiry further by asking Whore do you live trOn Pennsylvania avenue was tho answer to this It was true for the White House is located on thisI thoroughfareWhat your father do pur sued the young lady in a further at tempt to place her escort to which Charley naively replied Oh ho has a political position hero In Washington- It was from her hostess that the young lady finally learned that she had been sitting with tho son of thoII president I r 1 x t lr r 0e1 pl l xxxn txuncxx DC whc f Allrc MFP1I r V 1 3 t7M a TReD tiWa- C Hd7 rJ I xYYXJU +fa GL6xFn3t JOO rr 2500 all wool fast color Serges cut to 1750 2000 all wool fast color Serges cut to 1450 18 all wool fast color blue Serges cut to 1250 15 all wool fast color blue Serges cut to 1000 Stouts slims regulars and extra sizes 3250 SteinBloch Suits cut to 2500 3000 SteinBloch Suits cut to 2250 2500 Suits cut to 17 50 2000 Suits cut to 1450 1500 SteinBloch Suits cut to 1000 WALSH BROS i 11 GREAT Cutt Prioo Sale I Ii Is Now in Progress I f fj and the worlds known best in clothing for men is being tI sold of value r I GGeiltiefflellll THIS i1s 11911 IIand that fact makes a difference in the t I purchasing power of your dollar i N 1 Ij Certain changes in tariff schedule K apesplicationfacturing means Lower Prices I To be in line when these changes come we must now reduce our stock r uII i I Prices that prevail ReacTthem closely and come at once and get the best at Cut Prices Everything cut r I r 1 SteinBloch SteinBloch e regardless 600 J M Shoes cut to 475 550 Shoes cut 450 Eclipse and Douglas 4 Shoes cut to 325 350 Eclipse and Douglas Shoes cut to 298 t 225r250 Shoes cut to 198 Mens and Boys Scout Shoes cut fancy Cassimere and Worsted J For Men SuitsII i1000 Suits cut to 748II i750 Suits cut to j All Hats Furnishing Trunks Bags Etc at Cut Prices Come to i t WALSH BROTHERS lJ Yf The 1911 Store Where Your Dollar Will Do Double Duty 1 L r L t-