bee (earlington, ky.): 1915-10-22
TRANSCRIPT
1
AN*
frIdoM
TWFNTY-SIXTH YEAR
TRAPfc liNCftE YOU Live OA LIVE WHERE YOU TRADE
EARUNCTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY. OCTOBER «, W5
REV. H. J.
BRAZEUONAea«pU Cftll to Church At
Rupsellville
¥flLL LEAVE DECEMBER I
Rev. riowjid J. Hrazelton, pas
tor of the (Jhri!>tian church, of this
city, hM Nceivad u unanimous call
from the Christian church at Russell-
vilie, Ky , and' has accepted same.
.-ii^Y« for fbc new c|ia(;j p«, \
The laaay friends of Rev. Brazelton
VCfrat txcecdinKly to see him leave
:ailMte endeared I imsdf to the
tpeapk of this city in maify ways
kdarinfkis several years as pastor
IMIB. The church at this place has
b«ev considerably strenftheaed in
lOMBbcrf ^urin^ Rev. Brtaelton's
S'iidthi'initkitachasbMn com
pSily remodUd ind greatly enlar{-
•A tWdrurchat RussclWille has
IMMit 400 members and is a new
fWjjfOlwQding. TbeparsonafC is
wSSTtonted. and equipped with all
modern conveniences. While the
peopid of Earlington refret to lose
Biv. Brazelton and his excellent
UmXIy. They are {lad to know his
iiMS bave fallen in pleasant places.;
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY jBooslers' ISieting
OANNUFF, AN^AIR
'
I At City Hall Last
STOPS COMING OUT'
Even
SNiity HippioiBgs
Ftab •Dterlained a
Tew fr.*.<#\-«T*«"«»»''"''ji''^Ir M pro«r«t«ij»
•vMOi were;Friday «vt>ulv
--- ^_ u I^.lie. Rffreali-
^ te#ata wtr«i MfTcd #1
.
£l Hu!*) eutertai'M^
Mrs. W/ A. with one'
of Auction Ob Muodav afterD^c^yP;
Mn. Dtvefi n'MKlitsr tl:Q hi^lic
(or
la
Save your hair I Make it thick
wavy, glony and beauti-
ful at Qnc«
Try at you will, afttr ad Ipplioatiou of Daod«riae, yoi/etn notHiid a hIiikIh triice of daodroiT orfalliuK bmr aod your toaJp will
p»t itfh, bat will pl«»ie
von mo«^ frill be Aft«r a fewWCfchi 0a«, «bca yon s«e newbair, Itti ibd downy at flrat-'-
yea—bpt really MW bair»||row-
iQg all over (be tdalp<
A little Danderine imiHtftflttc-
ly doobles kb* beaoty of (bflNlf^
No diffcrenoe bow 'doll, fad*4,
brittle and icraxgy, jo*t moiiten
a eUtb with daadorine and ear*
A 25-cent bottle »iii.tiu»bia JM lofavttel bai V#f«>l
.hdHr»V '^m'
OIl.Dlsiilicis Coil
More. Tho5o premit v
foHpwa: Mec ameV A kU"JKliAe an't Dav.v.
gfaitiiii (ited
"Next Sunday will be Promotlorf'
and QMdteKoUDay. Tbe Baflesand mtmMmt mm bt pKsei*.
Miss A<fBes Lynn is the splendid
Superintendent of this Department,and has nearly fifty names on the
roU. A Intge number will be given
•certificates of promotion from the
Beginners Department under the
supervision of Hiss Mary Motbers-hetd, and •pfMpriate exercises will
mark the occasion.
The pastor, Howard J. Brazelton.
win preach at both morning andevening services. The public is cor-
dially welcomed at aU meetings of
tbts churob.
Waibinpton — Owing to tie
Kreat output of petroleum in
^-tliforob and itt um as amanu--^rlBf, railroad and steamer
i^ftt^ prodactioD of coal in
1 iiMt been cousider-
WasMiy)tte. Ir ia estimated
•biy rK^inflhi. ^loa of Oalifor-
that tbe cons'ijUH, tbe Paoifio
nia oil for fopT ek boot 21,-
coast IS fqnivalt nt' k. Hween
0<M,0<)itl.'toni of cfrii; tie k. ^oal
Adopted
Lilt eveninft' h^Hi ihi r^jilalaf
meeting oinbt of tbe Barlington
Boosters' Olob, a crowd of over
tfky of oar repreientativt citi-
leaa met nt the City Ball end
bad B very eathoalaitU meeting.
The meetioK was ealled to order
tbe ebeifnes. jMiaatea of tbe
prevtoM aeetiaic'^reed Ipproved. The report of Commif-teei wu (ben called for. Only
two pMBlMIDi ^,|he Ceoami^j^e
on Civie lapeoyeasiiat were prea*
ent, Prof. Dadley end Claude
Loaf. Tbey reported no meetieg
bed been ealled end ao notbieg
doneeo far. See'y Oowand re-
ported aa committea on seonnng
Button for elnb, that he was in
B aVrr, B. D Uowtnd, 0. F.
Uarneft ann W. L. Pbillipa witb
Hoe. ill. R. Rub as honorary
meipher w^r app<?i3t?4 to request
tbe C'lunty Judge not to all>w
tb? aw.irdmg th" coHrflPl fot
the roid uutil EuliDgfoa has anopportunity to present their s<de
of the question acd sbow why the
roed shooIJ be run tbron^h Ear
liOxtoDt The Olob then adjourn
ed to n)eet Ibarsdny aigbt» November it,
LARGE CROWD
GREET STANLEY
folly draw it tbretgh year bafr, fOorreepoadenee ia reaterd^ to tbo;
takinj^ one small rtrand at a time.
The effect >• immediate and
amakiog^yoor bau will t>e light.
Unify end Vevy, and bave an ap-
pearance of ftbandance; an in-
comparable laatre, softoesi and
luxuriance, tbe beanty and ahim-
mer of trae bair health.
Qet a 25, cent bottle of KdowI-tob'« Danderine from any drufc
store or toilet counter, and prove
that your hair ia as prettv ae any—^hat it has been iMal* cted or
ifijared -Ifyi oarvie**. ireiiiment>
matter and woaldMMMoaiethingto report next eotiag. The
lOommittee oa Beaolntions to the
ofleiala of the L. dt N. B.
Bwde tbeir oavort ead were die>
charged. Hie Chairman read a
letter fro* Mr. O. D. Iviine, 4tb
Vioe-BreUdaisI of the I« & N..
stating that the reason the work
on the repair track here bad fall-
en off wu because this point was,
not able to baqdle heavy rL-paira
and that tbe Oonpany bad not
had calla for the cars and tbere-
wofk. b«ithe work possible and would con-
tinue to put mora men at work
ea (bey were able to do so. Aletterwae alao read from tbe sec-
retary of Mr. Henry Walter, ad-
dressed to Bro. BraaeltOD, stat-
ing that be wea not at home at
that time, b«l that he woold
write later. No, letter has yet
beea received from Mr. F. F.
Wheeler, President of the Ken-
tucky Central at Oentral City.
The Chair then aanoanoed that
our fellow townsman, Qeo. Mil-
ler, would inatall a griat mill at
an early date. Tbia was greeted
with much enthasiasm by the6 and 7 times tiie iWit^Af of <^
in WashioKUin, or iHt tbti mt> . ^Inb. Qny Aahby then made a
ter in all the Paciffe ^11*I
* tobaooo faetory at this
cbtnbined la lil4. r /i/ asked that correspond-pofBl dl^* "vith various peo-
fiif winiii ti 't «rX.ho«term of years wee raised by
tofx
BtHlmds^ Hiri is
EPWtRTH LEAGUE
tlTERAKY_MEETlN6
The Literary Meeting Oi tbe
Xpiwortfa LeegoerMir be held at
tbiibomeof Miss Lanra BrowathM evenie*. Tbe asbjeot of tbe
•w44isg «ilt be ••ffeee."' Tbepreikram Fs as follows
:
AoH Call—Answered with fav-
oril« Tree.
ioH^"Tk« Leaves of Life"
•'^rlVs« by^ltev. Orait.
|^a^er-^"Tfae Importance of
Piateetiog Trees.*' IfisaMarcar-
e^i^^' *Trees of the Bible""—Fannie
Folate, Mrs. Qrant, Louise New-ton, Bernard Murphy, and MayLillia«Fi.h.
Hist<»rMar'nreee-By Sue WadeDavis, Coriane Asbby and Lelia
Todd.
lastraaieatal Sblo—"ThoBoat-lioK Leaves*^ Gladys Walker.
Reading—"A Forest Hymn"Mrs. Cam Asbby.
The Sterr^TU»'Oherr|> |!roe
ford 'WU. •*
Solo—"Maple Leaves are Fall-
ing" Mary Lou Asbby.
Followed by Sooial Hour.
8iek beadaohe, biliouaiMii, pilaa and"reauasd^ibad breath ate BSuaUy eauasd by tna^
tive bowab. Gel a bos of sexaBOrdariiaa. They aet gsntly and affee-
tivsly. Sold ooly by as at 10 eanta.
•fe aataaK Mjalai Oe.
-—^atic Nominee For
Qofvamor Addrttaaa Vo-
ter! at 0|Mra HdaM
The Democratic nominee for
Qovernor of Kentucky, Hon. A.O. Stanley, spoke to a large orowdin tbe opera bouse here last Toes*day evening, Mr, Stanley wasintrodnoed by Hon, Lee Qibson,nominee for Cirenit Judge of this
district. Mr, Stanley node a
speech of abool one boar and ahalf. The oiowd gave the speak-
er good •ttention end at times
was appHaaded for eevetal^ asia'
ates. Mr, Stealey arrived in
Karlington aboat f o'oloek andafter aaiagling iritk hie friends
was ooadueted to the home of
Ml. and Mrfc Charlie BarMtt,where a very tempting sapper
was served ^ Ide banor.
Those pOebadT hendee Me. and
Mrs. Barnett ware : Wm. Brad-
ley, Dr. L N. Viekers, YaakeUTilfoed uA'U n. antMiek.
DEMOCRATIC
SPEAKINGHon. H. V. McCbesney will
speak at the Court bpnse in^|d-isonville, Wednesdiey afternoon
at lOK) o^k. That ni
7:80 he and BbnlD: Bloe will speek at Mortons Qap,
A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Ladies eapeolelly ° invited
to attend.
A leafar oatalda a aaloonOne eveDiDg ttarted to «<><iud
;
Wbeu a maldeu paKied b^,He bliuked hia uortb eyr.
Ue'll be out u( tha hoapltal soon.
[Fmn, Tfie London Ti'mee]
I' wu» Htttfed at an inqueet allji''''''*
Heckney on ki'bodypfa ebao-ter, named Oharies Mall, Aged 21.
who was run ov^'oti the railwayand kille.l, that be Was perfectlybald aod that the ^Iver. ootio-inic bim ua tbe liae^ 'ttlatook tbeb <ck <if tiis head for his face, anthoD^ht he waa coming towardthe encine, ead eoold see It.
rasher and tbe chairman
hat tbe By-Laws of the
•tided for such a oon-
BAKINGPOWDERAbsolutely'Pune .
*
ConttUns No Alum
Prof. Dudley then
for a live line of ad-
bo distriboted and
b have ereeted a
attention to tbe
e.
tiJfCeneyv
mad^'pliaf.
vertisMi^that thlr Chboard ckHing"
benfits of tbb oit,
investors tb' l^Wli.
Tbe club decfd^a
question open uttt.
meeting night. idMiawould be decided ott'
The question of an icfp^
then raised, aud tbe sOkwas made that aa tbe^&.Ice Plant at Mortons Qi^h.
aa a nlaee for
to leave tbe
U tbe next
the board
definitely
lent was
'geation
ington
ad a
V is
be
SiiBdayEtiquitti
OBSERVING tbe success of tbe
Billy Sandey methods in the
matter of eoaveraion, Paokriees
to suggest that the attempt be
made to apply tbe aame methods
to other ohareh eeremonies and
activities, proposing tbe foUow-
iofc formnlts
:
Pastor (christening infant)—
'What do you %ant to call thia
hunk of excess baggage, Bot"
Presiding Parson—"What mis-
erable mutt giveth tbia akirt to
be married to thU ginkT"
Tbe Bridee>e Fethet—"I'm the
Kuy."lainetrloaa naher-*nM4e. yon
icecartl Slide 1"
PasaiDR tbe Plate—̂ 'Oomo on
aoroaa with the iron-men, fum
low-lifodtigbtwadal"
Sunday School Soperinteadent
—"All oi you little flivvers that
want to awat Satan, stand on
one leg."
IF YOUWant a CookWant a Clerk
Want a Partner
Want a Sitnation
Want a Hired HandWant to Sell a .Piano
Want to sell your FarmWant to sell town Property
Want to sell Yonr Groceries
Want to sell Your Hardware
Want Onstonera for Anything
Advertise Weekly in The Beo
Advertising tbe way to Suocese
Adve^ieing bringaCnstomere
Advertising keeps Customera
Advertising Insures Snocesa
Advertising shows Bnergy
Advertising showa Plaok
Advertising la "Bin"
Advertise or Boat
Advertise Long
Advertise Well
ADVBKTISBAt Once
COME FROM
ncmoifc SEC-
TIONSOF GLOBE
Tanlac Drawa MadidaalMparties Prom Many Points
Par Away .
.
The ingredients, or medidinalelements, which eompowcjtsmladcomefna atay teaiote'eeatiaad
of tbe earth, tha Alps, Appe»Aines, Pyreaees, Beiseia* , 4fU#Europe, JaxnaituK Biairifailaeeft
Indies, Moootein Stateet neae the'
Bocky mooBtaina, Asia MinersPersis, India, Russia, finglaivd,
Fraaoe, 6arnaay, Meaiieo. Ce«*
lomhia ted Pefl« era among tb»points from which the prinoipel
properties ol tbie remaikaj>)e
preparatioae are obtained. XIn the principal laboratory of
the Cooper Medicine Company,incorporated, under tbe efSoieat
direotjioa ef:8;etr losepb Trijos-
baeh, aflolifa Oemao ebemist,
these medieinal herbs, berks, aajl
flowers are. assembled in
rough and pains'tekingly deveNoped so as to obtida el that kUhstandard of efleieney showk pytbe uniform preparation Tanlac.
In steriliaed bottlip, medopresely lee tho p«rMie,faallie.iBplaced, fabeled and cartoned.
Tbe preparation is inspeeted
a0i|n,ap^ tbf^^ Crated for ship*
night Vtimant 'tlli. MUitf the woAd
^CSSM^hrbe^^Tanlac, the premier preparer"
tiott ia now obtained in Ibia Olt
and St. Charlee, Ky.. at King *Sons drug store : in Mortons Gap.
Ky., at Ben T. Robinsons and in
Nortonville at the City DragStore.
FaetaFor Boflsrefs
Pain results from lojary or oon-fceatloD. Be It Qsaralgia, rbaoma-tlam, lumbago, nenrttls. toothache,apraln, brotae, aore stiff masolaa orwhatever pain you bare yleMa toSloan'a Ltnlment—brings new fteahblood, dlsaolvea the eoBgeattoSK re-Uevea the lD)ary, tbe oireniaHeo la
free and your pain leavee aa It l>7
maKio. The nature of IM qoeMUeapenetrate Immediately to the soreapot. Don't keep on infferinK. Oeta bottle ot Btoau'a IjlnlmeDt. VacIt. It meada Inatant rallet. VrleeaSeandSOe. tlOO bottle holds alsslaaes ea mueb aa the S6e alee*
scarcity of water and this cit,
well supplied along that line;' .
be gotten in touch with and posibiy prevailed upon to run hiirethe next aeaaon. The question^of poor telephone aervioe to Mad-lonville beeaase of lack of lineawas disonseed. Tbe question of fthe Inter-couuty Sjat Road wastbeu broogbl to the attention oftbe Gabby Seereter^ Cowaad,who atated that Earlington waaiu great danger of being left en-tirely off the Dixie Bee Line bytbe action of the Fiacal Court inrunning tbe County Seat Road byhe way of Richland and Bealab.A committee composed of R. F.
b>i»yearwill t
Oourie
ONLY Am DAYS LEFT
to take advaatage of tbe Bvans-
ville Coorier*s October bargain
offer. This month only our read-
ers have tbe opportunity to get
the favorite daily e wbrto year
by mail for only 12.60. Think of
don'i let the opportunity go
•"
All subscriptions must be
•OJlober31. This will bo a
of wonderful news, wbiob
eaoh OS Itst throagh the
r.
Hurley Bros.
FIRSTWall Paper Sale
200 ROOMS
HmM and Pspsr Complite
Jitfiv
be prolBp^y
> Is No QuaBtlondigeatioD and tbe diatrewed
H iilwiivs Boea with it cua
i.U. ^oU by takiug a
Ojrspapsia
«ch
T«blatSSealK)!
mmThe Triangle met on Tnesday
night witb Miu Frieda Hellar at
the home of Mrs. D. M. Evans.
After the business meeting and
the sewiuK hour, the hostess serv-
ed a deligbtfal salad eoorse. All
the nembere wero present and
tbe meeting adjoarned to meet
next Tuesday night with Miss
Geneva Haffaker.
A Texas WonderThe Texas Wonder ourea klduey
and bladder troublea, dlaaolvea grav-
el, ourea diabetes, weak and lamebaoka, rbeumatiam and aU irregn-
laritlea of bladder Uoablea, remov-ing gravel, tbe klduaya and bladderIn Doth men and women. Regulatesbladder troublea in children. If not
aold by yonr dragglata will be aeni
by mall on raeeipt of |t.O0. Onesmall Iwttla la two months treat-
ment and seldom talla to parfeot aenre. Iiieud for teatimiulala fromKentucky and other HtaMa. Dr.
W. Uall, auas Ulive St.. Ht. Loale,
Uu. Sold by UruKifiata.
Coma first aod gat tba pick
of as Oat Meal going at
this price. Sale lasts
IS days
OLD ROCK HOUSE
Iearlington, ky.
Wbiti Sliiofs CwMni
A total of 1,300 couvictious re-
suiting in prison sentenoeiamounting to S.OOO years, were
obtained by the federal govern-
meot in wbi<e slave cases be-
tween Jnne 1, 1910, when the
Mann act went into effect, and
June 1, of liiiH year, according to
A. Bruce Biebeki, chief of
Bureau of luveatigatioo of the
DepartsHnt of Jastiee.
3e«
Stemt Duiriet FuklUktrt Ltagmt
Adt^rtiting RataDItpUy AdT«rtUenieutt
•ln«rl« iMV« 160 p«r inch
LooaU mad iMKto Pmm.Reader* _ •opjrllne
Reeotationa Mtf Owd* ofThanm VT )•«»•
Obitnary Poewy Be per IId»
Slight rndiiotioni on time
or.ntraot ulaplay adTarllae-
manta. AIM loMla UiM tmmaeveral montha witboat ahMwa
BDtarad at tbe KarliuKtvuPoet Oflaa aa Baw>Bd OUaaMatter.
Bramek Otkt hPJb«MM*.<l
Itlephone 47 Fridaj, Od»kaU,l91S
6ET IT INJAIUNGTON
Spend your money in EtrHnf:ton,
and stand by your own iiomc tmv n.
No town can be prosperous in which
'^fliedtlzein dependent upon each oth
er, do not patronize each other. The
time is now here when it behooves
every man, and womatf in the town
to do all their trading: in EaiIin{ton.
The merchants of this city have ev-
erything you need and at prices as
low as can be found elsewhere. Sup-
pose there are some few tUngs you
can get in the nearby towns for a few
«nts4ess, when you count the «-fMse of railroad fare, express or
parcels post the price is equalized
- and then your money is sent out of
"town where it is absolutely of no
> benefit; to the commniiity. Whyhelp build up tome otker ttfwn -and
' let your own go to ruin, why send
your money out of Earlington to
keep up streets and pty current ex-
penses of some other town when
these same merchants never spend a
dollar in your town. Who is it
comes to your home when some of
your loved ones are ill and you are
m trouble? Is it the out-of-town
merchant ? Who helps keep up your
schools and churches and other pub-
THE CNZltFUL CHERUb
Gpodies!yf
"— eoodiei that juit^
n>-«-l-t in yoor mouth*— licht, flu^, tender •
cakat^ biacuiti andJooihmitt tlut just
keep you hanging
'round the pantry—all
made with Calumet
—
ih* iafett, purnt, moitecooomicu Baking Pow-der. Try It—dfiTe eweybake-day failure*."
Raeahad Hi«bM< AwwdaSf ruuk lu^ik in—a** Blip i» JVuml Can.
J*OTt
\i^HlCAOO
|c^.- ...,JblccitnIld(lo|PDwderadoBotl
jaavvyou a>oo«y. Calumetdoea-tt'ePiBfj
Jan*land bn euyrtof to milk «pd aode.|
FKe hreBxe touched thecottoTvvrood[_treel'wltt\
.
\JZ.r\d ^ ~'
Arid its letvea'turTkedto silver a miiNV/te—I juat 6et aurprbed fe.t
this vA^ole vjorld
aometlnses,Arvd the
thli^ tK^twe in Itl
8nr*
lie institutions? Do the Qut of-te«-n
merchants ever donate a dollar to
the cause of charity or help take care
of the needy in Earlington? Whenthe death angel hovers over your
hone and OM of jour chOdren is
called, do the out-of town merchants
ever offer any assistance, or follow
the little foonjb its last resting place.
No, it ii your own home merchant
who comes to the front and in an
humble way renders what assistance
he can, it is your home merchant
who sells you what you need on a
credit and walls patiently for the pay
when you are in hard luck or work
is slack. How much credit could
you get from the out>of-town mer-
chant? If you were in destitute cir-
cumstances and vour children were
crying for bread yoa could not get adollars worth of floor from the menoutside of Earlington with whom youhave been spending your money.
The fact is but little is ever made by
going away from home to trade and
oftener counting all expenses there
is a loss that can never be replaced.
The dollar once sent out of Earling-
ton is forever gone and no commun-ity can expect to be prosperous where
the people do not trade at home.
You make your money in Earlingtoa
why not spend it in Earlington where
it will be kept in circulation and
eventually come back to you. The
same dollar that buys a |oad of coal
will be »peht by the coal man for
drygobds and by the drygoods manfor groceries and by the grocery^an
for meat and by the nneat man for
repairing a fence and so will continue
a ceaseless round of activity in the
commumty. Just now while other
things are working adversley to the
interests of the city, every man in
town should join the Boosters CHub,
put his shoulder to to the wheel and
push hard for the prosperity of EarU
ington, and one of the most essential
things we can do is to begin nowand spend aU our money at HOME.
To Driva Out MalariaAwl BttIM Up Tb* Syatam
Take the Old Standard GROVE'STASTELESS chill TONIC. You knowwhat you are taking, ai the (otmula ii
printed on every label, ehowlag it it
bninlsa and Iron In a taatelaea form.Tke Qoiaine drivaa oat malaria, the
Im balMa i» the ^ftUm. 10
A Soluble Antiseptic Powder to
bcjlluoived.inwater as ixicded
For Douchet.In tbe local treatment of woman'* illii,
Rich aa leacorrhuea and inflammation, hotduuuhu* of Paxtine are Ttiy afllcacloiu.Vu Kumaii who has aver ua«<l utedlcatedduuc'hos will full to aiiprcolate the clean andhtittltliy cuikUiIuu l'aj^tii;o pruJuooa and theprompt ruliof (rum aureueaa aud diicomfortwUvb foUowa ila uae.Thit U Uxauae FazUneyweMMi laparior aleanalnfc 't'«t»*i«t-iam and keMlac propertlee. auLrfk a
Par tea rean the Lvdii K.MaUaM ll«Mliclui» Cu. liaa r«<v
emmeaded Paztlnu in ti > ir
private oomapoadilui-ij, which ptOY'oilty. AVo'iikii » h.i I. i>. I , . ii
ri'liBvi-d ^.y it i« "worth it*
i ^:"lil." Atdru||(tM«. ~~B()<-. N'.'q '.. TorhviuiUI. BaiapU i
Th. l\...oa ToUetCOi. BotUsn, Maaa,
Toam start an old-pal-party via a pipe ora makin's cigarette quick as a flash, u oonas you realize it's a live bet to let your goodmoney rub up against some Prince Alberttobaooa Why» itfi Uke beatiiu; back to ttebushes for old-homeweek,P.A~sio friendly,so chummy-7i/re.
You see, Prince Albert lets you hear thesong of the joy'us jfanmy pipe and themakin's cigarette all the day long I Thepatented process takes care of that—andcutsoat the Ute and parch 1
PrinceAlbertthm national jny amoka
Just hands you home-made qanlion UmWere you ever pipe-happy? Did jrou everhit a brand diat justpushed pleasure againstyour pidate? The kindthat sort of tMHd jrour
more nre-up, then an-other—and so on, rightto the pillow-iMriodI
WeU, that's P. A.,no matter how j^ou ho<ric
it up—pipe or cigarette. Itjust-Jamm-Joyintoyourmyiml You nail that ttct hot off thebat, bacwMs W% caw cids faMnnatlool Andhanded out to youforpersona/andimmediateattention as being about as real and troa myou've heard ainoe Hectcr a pq) I
P. A is sold in the toppy red bag for theprice of a jitne^ ride, 5c; tidy red to^ 10c;pound and half-pound tin ImmMtw aiiif Un damj poundoyf"*;*!*"* humidor with the spooge-moistener top that's not
Ra X KEyifOia»^TOBAax> 00, Wfasioii.Sa^
CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor—W. B. Raah.Poflof Judge—John M. C-ii.al'-r
Chief of Police—J H. Hamby.NlRht Cbief—A. J. Bpi.nptt.City Clerk—Paul P. Price.Treaenrer—Frank B. Arnold.city Phvelclan—W K. NIahet.City EntriDeer-R. E. Wblpfler.StreelCommlBBloner— AmosNaiiceConncllmeu—Madison Oldhaiu.M.
Boban, F. D. Raah,D M BraDa.Thoa.Blair, O. M. Hanrj. Maatlng niKbtflrat Monday niicbt In aaeh montL.School Trustee*— Paul M. Moore,
Pres.; Ernest Nhhdh. Secy.; W. E.Davei, Traat.
i £. L. Wite aod A. O.Biak.Board of Health—Dr. W. K. Nla-
bet H. D. Cowand and £. M. Trahern.Postmaater—Chas. E. Barnett.FiBK Depabt.mknt—H. W. KOK-
eri. Chief; F. B. Arnold, AssistautChief; Cbaa. Bamatt, Captain;Claude TiODjr, W. D. OavaoajM) Bak-er Fa«cata, Oao. T. Millar, Will BhT-bnrn, Bryaat Daalaad O. T. TlUord,Firemen.
iVeatiier Hureaa— Briakwortb, ObaerTer.
CHURCHES.Oatholio Church.— FirHt uiaa»
aTary Sunday and holy day at 6 S '
a. m. Baoond maaa and praaebluyB:16 a. m., followed by benadlotloo.
ReT, J. P. McParland, PMtor.
Crhibtiak Chuboh. — Sunday•ebool at tdO a. m. PraaohlngeTer}Lord'a day at 10:46 a. m. and 7 :46 (
.
m. Prayer meeting erery Wednee-dav at 7:46 p. ni.
Rkv. H. J. Bba-zkltun, Paetor.
M. E. Chukoh.—Regular emc»»third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 :80p. in.
Prayer meeting Thuraday eTeniuvat 7 :80. Sunday-aebool at 9 :00 a. m
.
Olaaa meeting, aaooad Baaday a>
10:80 a. m.Bav. J. It. BuBTOM, Paator.
M. B.Oavaoa, riooTR.—iut. wA. Grant, paator. Berricea ouevery Sunday at 11 a. m. and7:4op. ui. Sunday aoboot at U:]kJ
a. m. Prayer meeting, WednesdayeTeninga at 7:80 o'eToak. Iiadiea'Aid Society erary Monday aftar-noon. Official Board maatia^ Mon-day altar flrai Bandajr la aaobmonth,MiaaiOKAav fiAM-iat Chuboh -
SerTicua every Buuduy at 11 a. m.and 7:46 p. ui. Sunday achool 9:4fcPrayer meeting evety Wadaaadajrevening at 7:83. Ladiaa Aid Biaauevery Tueaday at 1:60 p. m.
Rav. Z. L. CoHowAY, Paetor.
Ubnvkal Baitist Chuboh. -
Strvioee tuurth SuiUay morning andeveuiug In eaob mouth and Satur-day eTeuing praaadlng. Prayermeeting Tuaaday avaniLg. SundayHt'hool 10 a. m. /
Rav. L..X. Toop, Paalar.
Kt' I MOO PA I. Church—Servloea andand -till Sunday uiglit at 7:46 at theLibrary. Sunday Suhoi>l at 8 p.m.
Kav. Qaa. O. Aaain. Baalor.
LODGES.Maauuio XA>dKa—£, W. Turner,
No. M8 maata lal, and 8rd. Frldayiin each montb.
ELUWOBTH RvANt. SerVictoria Lodge. No. 84, K. nf H
meata evary Monday nigbt. Visitora wtleoma.
Ebkbbt Nkwton,K. of R. and S.
Hopklne Lodge, A. O. U. W. N' .
Ml maata •vanTbaraday alabt.T. Q. Waucaa. 8a«i.
Golden Croea Lodge, BarlingtonNo. 636 meets Ist. and 8rd, Saturdaynight In each month.
Mrs. Bibtba Umbtkad, Sec.
Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets Utand 8rd Saturday nights In en;-i:
month. Miaa LicciB Horv. See.
Ben Hur Lodga, EarllngtoiCourt, No. 66, maata avary let au<>8rd Monday night at old ilasonicUMI. Dr. C. B. JoHMaoB, BcribnCWoortniHii nf the World, Catalp >
Cauip No. ;wi inet'tB every Weduen-day night. All members are ear-aaatly raqaaatad to be there.Bbbbabd Waltoit. Clerk.MoNROB Davis, Deputy Clerk.
Modern Woodmen of the WorkINo. 11802 meets every Wednesday
Y. Q. Wai.kkk, Sec.Elka, B. P, U. No. 7au meets Kt
Madlaonvllla Monday night.J. F. Dbmpsbt, Bxalted Baler.Roy S. Wilson, Secretary.
Barllngton Oliapter, U D. i.).
meeta Ut Tburaday in each montl-at>:80p. m.
Miaa. riiOBA Pbabob, Pre*.KnigbM and Ladiea of Beourlty
will meet erery aeeoad and fourthMonday nigbta. Visiting membersInvited to attend.
Will Cabbioab, Clark.Vlaiting membera are aordlall)
invited to attend any of theaeLodgea
CASTOR I
A
Fog lafuti an£ Chlldrea
InUm For 0^«r 30YmtsAlwa^a^beara
SHOE POLISHES
FAI^ $S22
MOTHER TELLS HOW VIHOlMade Her Delicate Boy Strong
New York City. -" My little boy vi^aa
In a very weak, delicate condition as a
reault of gastritis and the meaalea anq
there seemed no hope of saving his life.
The doctor preaeribed cod liver oil but
he couU not take It I decided to tnr
Vinol — and with splendid resulu. It
seemed to with him so that now he
is a strong healthy boy.
FmaaaALD.lOW Park-Mrs. tuoMAa
Aye., N.Y. City.
We _rod liver
conditions,bronchitis.
St. Bernard Mlnlni; Co.,rated. Uiug Departiuuut,tan, Ky.
gnaraatee VInol, our delicloua
er and Ifoa tenia. Cw l<«Hh>wnuns. dMoola eMriML adii Md
Iiicorpo-Earl(UK>
DAILY BETWEENaEVEIANDS
BUFFALO
RegularPrice
>|.o<b
Bargain Club OfferTHE-
Scmi-Wcckly BccTWICE A WEEK ONe YEAR S
— AND —
!!^ Evansville Courier^DAILY BY MAIL ONE YEAR
Both for $3.00IN OCTOBER ONLY
Do not nii.ss this cipfjortunity to secure the favorito
daily and your.home paper at a bargain rate. Address or*
ders to the Courier, BvanatriUe, lad., or to the Bee, Ba^l-ington, Ky.
T"
Day More People Are Getting to Know the
DIffcrcnco Bttwocn
m\Qn ART CLOTHES'And the Ordinary Kind
Dressing Well Is an Art—Not»• unmn pAopU think, »n aealdent or M •xp^nniT* bablt.Olothoi that tult yoar pnrton»llt.y cnct no more than thnnawlifoh dn nut. Nnr do eorrect itylei and nnw patt«rui contpstra. It't maralx Ui« koowUd* Bod ooDfldvDo* r»qairadtn Ko lotofi atora tbM Knowa tbaaa tbiDR«, and gattlDfrthfliQ.
Such a Store is the ''HighArt Btoro"— For alninit n half a centary we have beanarrlDK the beat dreateia with the beat elotbea. We bavfbaMdaTalopiDK oar factory, and Inereaaing oor bnalaaaa;wa bare baan rItIdk blir ralaaa and good aerrloa.
TodayWe are Better Preparedthan aver to aarra joo, to ahow 70a why moraipeople arelaarnloK tha diflarenea betwaan "HiKb Art" Olotbr* andthe ordinary kind. At $10, f 16, |90 and np to fSi wa ahowa moat aomplata Una '.nl Baita and Qyereoala II new.itood and correct. Fall ratliHna are onmpletely tCTaalad,each new ityle Audi oorrect >-xnr<>i«ion h<>ro; and tba.val-naaara tba kind for which, thla ature la tamoaa.Battar aaa tbam NOW.
IJ I ' J ' "
.
—AdMB wke vklifeie <•« »
£1 tti tkUfi ie hM te mUMmreefeeM« efiellankawhoaUiAe a tm aai
1NtWi of the lown
' "Ckod mornlngt Havem. Men The Oonrier?Ifaaivflli'i bett p^tr."Mra. J. T. FaatharatoM and
daagbUra,.B»rab aod OaoniiakUaTtalUag ratoUvaa ia BvHafftaM MUawaak.
Mr. and Mra. W. K. LaraDdar anddaugbtar. Mlaa Rana Mar, who bavakaan Plaiting (riand« In tba olty,
kirataturnad to thalr boma In Maab-Ola.WAHnD—To do plala taviag w
Moebat work. Priaaa raaeeaafcli
aaA wj>ik prompt!/ doaa.
CoaiMin MoCoBD Bali.
Meadamaa W. K. CoylaaatfF. B.
Arnold eot^rtalnad tbe I^adiaa' Aid
Society of tbe Cbriitian Cbnreb at
tba 1 atter'a home yeatarday. Thaocoaalon waa a wbita Rooda abowar,
tha object of which la to make ready
ror their annual December Baiaar.
Tdii w^II be foliowad by otbara of
almllar nature at Ilia benaa o(
tarant membera.
B. E. MIzOD waa in HatflMBtlllaTboraday on baalnaaa.
OCTOBER
BARGAIN
The
> Evantvilli
Couriwdaily by mail one year
$2.50Daily and Sunday by mail
^one year, $4.00
' These prices in
OctobiL Only
Send subscriptions
at once to
Tha Evaflsville Courier
Evaniville, Ind.
B. L. Fenwtek la having tba boigabe reoantly pnrcbaaad on Main atraetremodelad and will ooenpy It aa aoonaa eompleted. Tbia will add greatlyto tbe appearance ot that aaetlon oftba olty, maklDg tba third naw bomaIn tbai part.
Qalta • aambar of Barllagton par-
<MjM .b«M aatMag tba paatwaak, all retarning wttb baabala of
aula In their poaaaaalon.
Mrt. H. R. Browning entertainedtbe Needleoraft Clob Taeaday even-ing In honor of her dangtiter, Mri.
W. 8. MoOarf , wbo la boma on aTlalt.
Tha Baa «Dd tfca diabaat Ibat'a
tbatlma. *
Rav. J. T. Coonoway and wife
have retcrned from a Tlalt to rela-
tlvea in Henderaon and LonlaTllle.
Mr. feail Mr*. Jauaa R. Raab will
•000 mova baak ta Barlibgton. Theywill oeasp/^ tbatr lormar boma onFarran aTaooa, whtob la bow aadar-going rapalra.
Oakmoor, tba realdenoe of PanI M.Moore wblob waa recently damagedby lira, baa undergone eztenalva ra-
palra and wilt aoon be ready for oc-
onpanoy. Soma addltlona have alao
baan made and It will ba eyan moraattraetlve than formerly.
Go to the Barnard Green
Front Ca^ Otooiry for your
goods. You get sure for
your money.
Inyltatlona have been received bya number of our prople to tbe mar-rlaKa of Mlaa Marrie Vernon Robert-
aon and Mr. Tbomaa Edwin BIgga,
on October 26th, at high noon at tba
Firat Baptiat Church in Baadaraon.Tba bride-to-ba baa ralatlTaa asdmaax trianda la BarUnfloit> wbaraha baa baaa a fraqaaal wlaltor, anda nambar will aMaatf tba weddiair,
Mri. J. W. Reufro laylaiMBgrala-tlvea in Etawab, Teun.
Laat Sunday waa rally day at tbe
Chrlatlan Sunday Bohool. The at-
tsndanoa waa S287, the largeat claaa
balag tba Baglnnera, numbering 63.
lir..H«uy Olay Smith, Mra. Olllam
•ad Mlaa Mabal Baaklaa wara aaob
praaaatad wttb a baaqabtM flowara,
tbay balof tba oldtil man and wo*
man and tba yooitgaat obUd<
Ed BImpion waa lo tba aaantry
Tueaday night.
Mlaa Ida Martin waa In Norton-
TlUa WadaaedftT Waweno.Mra. Babert Matlte vb*baa been
vlalUng tha family of Dr. O. B.
Jobnaon, laft Wadnaaday for Bliia-
batbtown for a vialt.
Chaa. Onrtla, ot Hopklnayllle, waaIn town Tboraday.
AfB Yoy I Womao?
CarduiTb Wann'sM
B.|B. Whipfler, wbo baa baan yla-
Ulng In Detroit, HllNad feanaWednaaoay night.
Mra. Toba Wright and children
laft Tbafadar far a law waaka riatt
to bar atatfiat Hta. Blakae •! Ora-ham-
Dave Lamb waa In tba Sntbardcountry Tueaday night.
Cha*. Ray waa In tba oonntry near
Pumpkin Center Wadaatdaf Bight
ylalting (rlaada.
Every family la Bopklaa ccnntv
ean bavp a aaw aat at diabaa by *ak
iBg tba B* mi-Waakly Baa aad paylag ISjOO extra.
Robt, Marrihaw laftTbnraday for
Norfnrk, Va., «barc ba will apaod a
fpw week*.
Robt. Merrlbaw apaat TbnradayIn Evauavllle.
J. R. Smith and Naal Btlvarf are
back from Detroit, wbara tbay havebeen to parehaaa aama aaw can.RKoh of them drove ona back.
Mra. B. E. NIzon, driving bar Stu>
debaker, waa iBMiidiaenTillaTbnri-day tnnrning,
MiRi Kffle Almiin \ff\ Thureclny
for Graham, where aba will ip«nd a
law waaka with Mra. Ollie Stokea.
Wa hava a faw mora of tba Art>
craft Mazleaa War toga that go withthe Baa for 11.60 astra. Battar gat
one now.
Mra, L.illy Morgan waa iB Madi*aonvllle Wedneaday.
Mra. Monroe Dadia vlalted frienda
In Madiaonvllla Wadnaaday after-
noon.
BryaatOaal bad aao Babeeft.laft
Wadaaaday fbr a abart wlatt to rala-
tlvaa la Evanavllla.
Mra. Corrinna Hale, of tbe c< nutrymade a abort vlalt to MadiaonTlllaWedneaday.
Marion Btokaa laftThnraday morn-ing for a faw daya vialt tn Hopkina-viUa. .1 ^
Waatad—Ta paiabaab a aaaond*band Typawriter. Apply to thla
office. St.
Mra. Ben Wllaon waa In Madiaon-vllla Wedneeday viaitinK.
Mra. Bllaa Doyal want for a vlalt
to Haaaoa Wadeaaday moraiag.
Mia. Bd Batoatt auda a abort ria-
It to MadliOBTllM Wedaeediy.
Mra. Roaa Baogb waa In Madiaon-Tllla Wedaaaday.
Mlaa Katfa O'BnoB vlaliad la Mad-iaonvllla Wedneaday.
Mra. Sam Magenbalmar waa in
Madiaonvllla Wadnaaday.
Mra. Anaia Morgan and aon waraIB MadlaoBTlUa Wadaaaday.
Mra. Jno R. Flab la apanding tbawaak -and with frlaada In Howell.
Thia la a good propoaltion. TbeEarlingtoa Baa, tha Woman'a Worldand a M-piaaa aat a( dtabat all for
fioa
Newman Hlggiaa waa la Madiaon-vllla laat night.
Charlie Tucker waa In Madiaon-Tllla laat night.
Mrt. EgloS 18 prepared to kaap tlx
roomera warm and eogafartabla for
the winter.
Mrr. Lucy Baan waa la ikadlaon-
vllla Wedneaday.
Mra. Eliza Davta waa in Madlaon-vlUe Wedneaday.
Mra. Mike O'Conner waa In Madl-Bonvllle Wedneaday.
Mlaa Mandy O'Oonaara waa in
MadtaiaaTlUa Wadaaaday.
MEMORIALS • IN
ORGIA- MARBLE
MONUMENTS
Any ttyU and price. Bett qaol-
ity pmUm markrtr-immt httttr
Saciag aqr aaaiflM aiff caaaiiM jwa
W. N. MARTIN
Have yon aaaa tba baadaoma blue
and gold 86-plaoa dlanar aat the
Barllagton Baa la giving with each
yaarly tubacrlptlon and $8.00 extra.
Miaa Oeoeva Haflakar waa oa tba
albk Hat Tbnraday.
^ill John Bolmon and daughter
Ooldia, aad Mra. DoTld Cowail
wara..la XTaabTiUa Tbaiaday.
Mraijr.a McGary apaat Wad-naadar m kortona Gap.
Mr. and Mra. Mike Long apent
Wedneaday In Mortona Gap the
gueaia of Mr. aad Mia. H. 1* Brown-ing.
Miaaaa Laaa DavU and Oladya
Wbitlord waia la MadlaoaTilie
Maaday.MarTin Mitchell, ot LonlaTllle,
waa In tba city a faw daya thla weekvlaitlng bla parenta.
Mlaa Laoy Fawoatt waa In Madi-aonTllla yaalatdaT M tba BridgeOlab.
Ural Hardwiak, af MadiaaaTlUe,waa la tha city today.
Jmti Sary, ot MadlaonTiIla. waa In
Iba ally Taaaday night.
Corad la 0 to 14 Oaya«U1 Mfaad iMiy il VAZOM «U1 Mfaad mamtr « VAZO
ianaJe e«i.aaLgy_el MiMpfc
BBSaamnRneeMaSaL aS
WH YWe Would Like to
Fill Your Pre-
scriptions
[|T1|ECAUSE we conscientiously believe-
IE£«1 that we have one of the best equipped
prescription departments in the city. This
you may think is a broad claim, but we can
.
back up this claim by giving ydu the very
best kind of service. Accur: *1 scientific
weighing of all drugs and ^ 1 cals. Thevery best full strength drug^ ui all kinds.
Add to this years of experience in whicb.
time we have filled thousands of prescriptions:.
from tbe most technical and scientific physi-
cians and specialists: It makes no di£FerenCe»
how diflBcolt and complex your prescription-
is, we can fill it for you. Moreover cnxr
charges are reasonable and right. We will
be pleased^ aenr* you quitti pimapfiyt
SL BERNARDMINING CO.•INCORFOBAIED--
DRUG DEPARTMENT
THE 19m9taSL STORE
Woman TaU Why Tliey\
Lore Thia Magaxiiie"From Falbion to Fiction, it 1« Su-
preme" writes Mrs. J. H., ol New York.
ttoia suomUous. food, cMu brum etorta^
•ad U A Twry otaiTMilaul alasw bUOM." 7weavoju.l copy 1 rauaivwd saved far mre Uiamtii»ugh to pay lur s FMf's eubw*rlp(lon.
wntM Mra. A. J., irf TaxAi- "I CAunot tril
lou all that It lutiaiii (» m*." wrltca a
rarolifia aiitiaiTlli " ""
k1A<iA/.lM.' 'u.
tn "
I .
•uil hm la tigbl.
I Ubt* lakitii M.t'AI.l. S< 1 MM uarn«'<l am) my
! > t>«/<ita ait'l (loon ii'<M
.1. Eyary urv. Uirti 1
I . .kftt. my htut>AUi) ea)»..uii that from M'-fAU/St cwulil ui>t Oo wllbuul U "
A KaeafBbeJ ftthkm AatUrity l«r Years
mlMsn Thia A« OriM fasUsa Hipitas"1 BU in Mur TOtb rear and aUU support-
IM Mifaeir 1 Uke llcCALL'S tbe bwt and1 hAf* bMo drMwmaklng elno* I wu U."wrllaa Mra. M L. J . uf Coimectlrut. "Fruta
Ha ilrfaamakliig kaa-.tiM aiitt Uj aliuiilo ai»t lii-
atruidvi] i>atiiTiis, I haw karitvtl to dr«as myfaiully neatly ami ai>IU)ily." wrKaa Idra. H,
M . iit KMiilucky "Our (aiDllr has workadyuu fMiry year hul iwn elnfa /uur maaa-
~ of NeUaeka.•Of wfhtt
lilbia book oat)«pftrtiiMlit hufot M." wniM
Ailm, THE MaCALLIT05M€C«aai^
COMPANYN*w Y«hCI»y.W.Y.
FREEt •
Rararrmn PtIUm C*lll<ifU>" rREE uo na|ile><.
T» Faocy NM4l«iliarktr»1 -i t<i«a "k«u.'>-Wurk th-ok" with u»w <W.tsiu kiij IttMOit. In
Aabroldonr SUIdMS. ritka for 3-cinl uuvClMMell
T* Aoaato u4 Cluk NalMftl Aik fur
1.** CAlliiu<'il< IIWQ.Wf >'A:1II liKt'KK
To Bo» Ud CIrll! Blirclti uiJ huu.m.liFrl... UIVKN AWAT WrHf fot
I i.ikjul (inur lu hujt oluJ QlrU."
UllillKlllUIUUIIlUll
DEMOCRATICSP,E AKI NGi^BBSSBBBaBaGBecssBaaBacaBBaBsaaanBVB^^^BBB^^^sBB
The Hon. H. V. McChesneyWill address the voters of Hopkins county at the:
Court House, Madisonville
Wtdnadey, October 27, at 1:30 P. IL'
And will also.address the voters at.
Mortons Gap
At 7:30 Ae Sam Dm
Han, D, H. Kincheloe
WiU also speak at the latter place
URAL HARDWICKChairman Democratic Campaign Commkt€tr
#
Bay It Now>Buy rt now because the
undney you ipend will
•4tart the milk going full
riime ; because it will
save thousands of fami-
' lies from wffering ; be-
xause it will speed up
trade and bring back
prosperity to the whole
icoiiiUry; because you
-wdl gMn if you buy
necessaries, not luxuries;
Ibecause circulation is the
heart throb of trade.
BEST CLUBBING
OFFEIEVUMADE
Bit VALUE FDR LITTLE
HOHY REAll CAREEULLY
THE FOILOWIW
HDMHEADASHY•iND NOSE STUFFED
i ^^^^^ .
<^Id CompoimdI c6Bi ttd grippe in
ce "Pa{Mp»CM4C«oipoand"two honn notii yov haTCi
E«a tbrM dkMM. th«B all taeiwr^09» and your cold will be
<<Wiikcn. 'It'prMaptij opens yoor
'^Hmfl'OP BOwtrtk rad the air
i^pMaac**'oM'M bead; stops nasty
x^BaBbarce -or -nbsA raoninfc; re-
VlevM basdache. (Jolloesf,.
#»v«riahs«|f, •oc«|iVoat, aqerfAia«,rflor«BaM and Hiffoess.
^Son't stay ftoffed-npl Qait^%l*4rinraQd fnoffl as. Base yoDt
4ArAbify bea^—•notb^nn^ el<ie iq
•ttio world lEi^ea prompt relief as
""apeVOold Oorapound" which
Ib^afs only.96 '^ents at nnv dra^
mUttt. It »cff iil|i,oaj^.aaii|jkiiDoe
c4*Ktai niop, a>i4 t*nma nn tuoon-
•'•TMUeae^. . Arc -pi no snhatifote.
W Saras, I Wea't Cun.JTkc«*r<t CMCt, asHMIcrotkow lOBc andinc,mm ««rad bg. th«. «io«djtrf>il. M nUuilcSr.
<i»i Mmji Iti aiiV' iH ii>-i.- ilmfAw
Until further notice we
will club the Semi-Weekly
Bee with the three magtskiet
"Plain and Fancy Needle-
work" , "Woman's World"and "Home Life" for $1.35.
This applies to new and re-
new subscribers and is un
doubtedly the best offer wehave ever been able to make.
For $1.15 more maUng $9,50
in all we will give one of
those handsome Artfelt Rugs.
These rugs are a novelty and
are selling in the city stores
for $5.00. Better get in on
this proposition NOW.The Bee Barlington, Ky.
(•dt.)
TAX REFORM•
- -•'<•
NT A NUTRAL HEinil
The Tax Amaodmant to b< votodon at the NoT«mb«r Election Is eO'
doraed by all olaaaea of Oltiiena ra>
Kardleaa of Party afflllatlona aa tbe
following: extraets from tbe Plat-
forma of tbe three prlnstpal politloal
organiiattona clearly InJIeate.
AJI.poUtleal partiaa faror ReformIn tbe Tax Lawa and ttala ia one la-
ana on wbtoh aU airaa.~
BTary TOMT BbaaM vola "jtm" for
tbe Tax AaaittaMt aa aa feform la
poaalblf wlttMmt its adaptlea nomatter wbloh party wina.
DKMOORATIO PLATFORM"We fATor the adoptloD of tbe Tax
Amendmrnt to the Cooitltatlon to
be Toted on at tbe regular NoTem-ber Election. We faror a wiie Re-Tliion of our Tax Lawi ao aa to dia-
mba.le tb» ^wrdene of taxation
aaaeoir tbe Taz'Payera of Uio State"
ftSPUBLIOAN PLATTORM"We favor tbe adoption
,by tbe
"CASCHRETS" BEST IF
HEAUttHY, IIUOUS,
SICK, MIPATEDBest for liver and bowels, bad
breath, bad colds, sour
stomach
Qet a 10-cent box
*)iek bMdaeba, biliovtness,
coated tonpae, hend and nose
cloged-ap with a cold—always
trace this to torpiJ iiver ; deliy-
layed, fermenting food 10 the
bowels or aonr, uwj ttonacb.
Poisonons matter cloejied in
tha intaatioaa, ioi^««4 9f l^eing
oast OQt of tha lyitem is rt-ab'
sorbed into the blood. Whatpoison raaches tba delieata bratn
titNM it oansta ooosastion and
that dnil, tbtobMaft stekaainK
beadaohe.
Caacarots imnadiataly elaaaaa
tbe itomaob, ranore tba soar,
nndigested food and fool gMca,
takes the exoesa bile from the
Mrar and carry oat all constipa-
ted wuta fflsttar tnd poiePoa is
the bowala.
, A Oaa«arel toaight will sarsly
atraiibtao Tra oat by morning.
They work while yoa sleep—a 10
cent box from yoar druggist
means yoar bead eiaar, stomachsweetf braath tU^, qoapiraionroay and foer Mm and' bowelsragnlar far BKNiCbsi
L. & M. TIME CARD.
Time of departure of trataa' ^taaa-
iiiv tbromtb aariuatoB.MeMre Bntadaf, Anir. 1, HM.
1
No.No.No.No.No.Ko.
NORTH BOUND,
No. mi fl.2fl ».
No. 6S 11.13 a.
No, 94 ... 8.16 p.
64 11.80 p.
46 7.40 a,
104 arrlTe 7.86 a.
108 1.06 p.
106 S-46 p,
110 rrr. *4t» p.
soon BouiiD.
No. M 4.S7 a.
No. IS 8.S9 a.
No. U 4JeNo. SS 10,58
No, 108 8 61
Mo. lOT 1.48
He. M9Vo. Uft UtlS pHo. UN, 101 and V/IMUreept Sunday.No. 106 Sunday only.
III.
tn.
ni,
\r\.
vn.
m.ni,
m,m.
in.
m., m.. tn.
TO.
. m,
a.a>-
people of the Cunetrtottonal Amend-ment enlargluK tbe poirer of theOeneral AaaemblT on tbc matter of
Taxation and a tboroQKb retlalon of
tbe Tax Lawa wbleh will f^aally
distribute the burdeaa of Taxationand iBTlleaapltal.**-
FBOOBKSBIVS PUITFORM"We denoonee the loeqaltable an-
jaat and inefflclcnt lynteni of Taxa-tion In Kenturk <r aud pledge onr-aelvet to enaci » law cqaallcing theburden of taxation and deinn away•a far aa poaslbie urltb double taxa-tion."
Tha Dime—Doia'a latpIrM coaSdmM—Omd iKidney Pilli for kidaty llli. Oeaa't Oiaunmtor ikln iicblbn. Doon'i RcgelM) lir Bild luulv* Sold «l til drag •lom. I
I. C.R. R. TIME CARD.
Tnae «f depanaia of XUlaola Oen.irai tratna from HoMoBTllla, Ky.
KOKTH BOUND,
No. 108 1,18 p, m.No 104 8,S6 a. m.No. US, looal pasa.10.46 a m.Ko. US. loeal S.S6 p. m.
fopTl! Popxr.
101.
101.90, 101 iM 0.111,
o. 101.. l.fia< tBi
Yoa Need § Oiuirai TaaleTake Orove'a
Tha Old Staadatd Otova'a Taalslasacua Do«M ia aqaelly irafaMbie es aOenarel Todo keeaase h cealalae tbewenkaowatoolepropartieaofQUINIMBaad IRON. It adsoa tbeUw, Dtivaa
MRS. MELTON'S LEHERTo Tired Wom-ont Xothan
. Jaekaoo. Miaa.—"I ahall feel repaidfor writing thia letter U I can help any(irad, wom-ont mother or boqaekeapesto find health aad atnugtii aa I bava. «i
"I bare a family orflTe. a«w, eookand do my hooaeworfc and I became verymnch ran-down in health. A fHeodasked me to try VlnoL IdidsoaadnowI am well and strong and my aU tiniaSBssp has been rselaaeA ViBolhaaBaanpartor aa a tooie isr wnB-oat, n»down, tired motheta or hooadMepata.^-Mra. J. N. Mbltom. iaSaaOoiB.St. Bernard Walat Oo.« Iaa«rpo-
ratad. Drug nspai )msa>. Badlair-ton, Ky.
ONE DOLLAR
Twenty-Five Cents
Clock Guessing Contest
Begins Monday, Oct- 25
For each 2i€ Cash Purchase
made jn this store you will be given
one guess as X6 what time the clock
in the window will stop. The party
who makes the correct guess or the
nearest to it will reciye 9^
$1 %et Reaiy^ Saietv Razwt
with 12 blades or $1 worth of any
meirehatidise in thfe store. The guess*
ing continiied lor several weeks andthe dock will be wound every Mon-day morning. , Don't forget you re-
ceive one guess for each iSc eMfci
purchasCf and do not, fail to register
your name and guess. The premi-
um will be awarded each Saturday
night at 7 o'clock.
W. H. WHITFORDRDJ
PRICES ALL GOODST
AT THIS STOREJHIS IS "YOUR STORE, where the ^oods that YOU WANT are for sale at the prices that YOU WANT TO PAY. We outfit you—we fetd you—w« equip yoil*
with anything you want for your peraeo. your home, your gerden or yonr farm. W* equip yoa aad the whole family, and do it eoonomioally and to your entiresatisfaction. ^ , ' '
py^Jl^gP He wants a substantial, dignified suit, one that
^ will give excellent service and maiataiB Ms stand-
ing fai'the community. Wefitfalh(miaecommumiy. went tun ^4 A 0%g% .,_with MiAi suit for $10.00 and up
MOTHER '^'''^^'""S^'ccnt and in lieeping witli lier posi-
.......i..^ Hon In MMiety, yet posscsiing all the qutHHes of
durability, that is what mother wants, and her material for a
suit will cost but little, or we can
sell
waioostDut little, or we can aa AA ..J ...a.»ttfor SoaOO and up
SON the dictates of fashion, and his suit
must be equal in style and wearing qualities to those of
other young men of bis acquaintance. Son may even want to
set the pace, but in any event we can equip bim with a suit to
liii«Bto utisfsction as
low as. $10.00 and up
DAUGHTER course daughter must have something in
harmony with the bloom and bubbling spir-
its of youth, and daughter will tind just that in ourMOCkofready made suits, or in the material for
iiKiaukiof. Aadcfaat suit for only.. $8.00 ud up
SCHOOL BOYS ^'^^ '^"^ °" wearing ap-— panel, but we equip your boy with
clothing that is attractive and yet stands the test of the hardest
usage. Our school suits are very economical,
aad art sold as low as ^C.OO
SCHOOL GIRLS ^'''"''^^ our winter coata^
very desirable in every respect, as low as '•^mmm»9
SHOES ^" ^" ^"'^ loP iranir tlka to
buy a pair of those all-round shoes ^4we sell at the low price of ^1 ,U0
WINTER UNDERWEARsure to please every mem-
bar. Quit btat it aaywteve. aad you caal belt Vie price either.
$1.8050e25c
For RMS, per suit. .
.
For womea, per suit.
For children, per suit
FURNISHINGS ^" °^ '^'^
' little things that go to complete the toilet
from a hair ribboa to a pair of horn. Varj complete line, and
prices are eatidaf.
GROCEI^IES You eannot supply your (abU to better ad
' ' vantage or at less cost than right at this
storrf. The acme of economy is achieved here because the qual-
ity of our goods is high and the priccJs low. It is a corobina-
tion you Maaelraaiiti one that EIIPS MONET HI YOURPOCUT aad your <^t(>mach well filled.
TABLE LINEN Splendld showing of the latest designs————— in table cloths, aapkias, doilies, etc.,
all of best material aad very aiodest fai price.
FOR THE ^^ry^^^^mb of shuts, spreadi,—————— pillow slips, comforters, blankets, etc.
Every piece of »be bcst aad pricc away down. No wear-out to
these linens.
8T. BERNARD MINING CO.INCORPORATED
EARLINGTON 8TORE