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i T Ty TI I rte Ii She Breckenridge News 7FReliable Remedy FOR CATARRH Elys Cream Balm absorbedGives It cleanses soothes heals and protects diseasebrans Oatarrh and drives Restoresthe sizoGO LiquidOream Ely Brothers BO Warren Street New York o WEDNESDAY DEC 2 1908 PERSONAL y tFAND LOCAL V G Babbage went to Louisville Monday v Wm Bowmer of St Louis was home last week George Wendelken has a position at Argenta Ark Mrs Nannie Ferry has returned home from Louisville Mrs John Ridge and baby are vis- iting 1 s in Louisville Thos Smith df Stephensport is visit ¬ ing at Lodibtrg Wallace atherholt of Tobinsport was here Siffurday Mrs ItefBehen entertains the Girls Club thiCTftfternoon Virgi Babbage spent the Thanksgiv ¬ ing holid ys at Irvington Rowland Smith of Stephensport went Louisville Monday Rev B M Currie has gone to Meade countvno conduct a revival Mn ablinton Frank of Evansville is the 1E st of Mrs Joe Mullen MrTf Chas Lightfoot is visiting Mrs Molli m Hambleton in Louisville I Mrifand Mrs V G Conner are visit ¬ ing lennieMattingly at West View LR Frollich of Lewisport has in ¬ her ted 67000 from a Chicago uncle oifhe home of Mr and Mrs Geo W Kfown was burned at Lyonia last week J orrest Conner of Owensboro was te guest of Miss Fronie Dean Sunday r v Y Mrs J A Barry has returned home fiiom Greenville after a visit to rela ¬ y ives Rev W H Bruner of Ekron was ft i f the guest of Mr and Mrs Will Pate unday lMrs Fraize Mattingly and attractive f little son of Owensboro are guests of t relativesMrs Kingsbury of Odell has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Allen Kingsbury County Attorney J R Higden had a critical attack of heart failure at Hawesville last Friday Mrs Mattib Collins has returned from Brandenburg where she had a delight ¬ ful visit to Mrs Fowler Mr and Mrs W H Driskell and two children of Spottsville are visit ¬ t ing relatives at Hardinsburg v Mr Harry Hamman and attractive mule son Robert of Louisville spent tc Sunday with relatives Mrs Oven May and Mrs Harry i7 Hamman of Louisville are visiting B Mrs J W French in Stephensport 4 Mr Char K Minary returned to Friday after a visit to her rLouisville a r and Mrs WH Bowmer Dr J C Bush Dentist will be at Cloverport Monday and Tuesday of each < week except wek follow g 4th Monday i iMiss Claire Parker was home from t Rockport Ind Thanksgiving to spend the holidays with her parents at Tar Springs i l Scotts t Emulsion ° of Cod Liver Oil is the means of life and enjoyment of life to 11 men women and jiithousands f E When appetite fails it restores > it When food is a burden it t lifts the burden J When you lose flesh it brings f ij the plumpness of health t When work is hard and duty is heavy it makes life bright- It i is the thin edge of the wedge the thick end is food But what is the use of food when Ay you hate it and cant digest it A AScott1sEmulsion of Cod Liver youPaY PaYforget 1 your stomach Seed this advertlMneitt together wok name ef paper In whfch ttwew your address and feW ceatt to coves pest+ ie MM we will seed afCI M Haw AtlM ef the WttU CQTT BOWI mill FewtSt New YNk i J Clyde Sanders who has accepted a position at the News office spent Sun ¬ day at Derby Ind the guest of Miss Sue Fite Rev J W Hughes of Kingswood preached three sermons at Webster Sunday He was the guest of Mrs ClaycombJ Dean has appointed The Bank of Hardinsburg Trust Co trustee of the estate of H F Critser Co Bankrupts Dr W N Casper dentist will be here Wednesday and Thursday of every week at Dr Lightfoots office Mrs Eliza Long of Louisville and Mrs David Youtsley of Owensboro spent Sunday with their brother Mr Dan Burks at Holt Frank F Sterrett of Charleston Mo is the guest of his sister Mrs John Jarboe and will also visit his sis ¬ ter Mrs Sallie Moorman in Louisville Arch Pullman a Hawesville man says the Hancock Clarioncoha been promoted to an extra conductor on the pasen er train of the Henderson RouteMrs II John Kincheloe came from Hardinsburg Sunday afternoon to re ¬ turn home with her mother Mrs Mannie Moorman who has been the guest of relatives W H Leavitt Wm J Bryans son inlaw who is at Paris engaged in completing a large painting The Last Supper announces that he in ¬ tends to resume his residence with his wife at Denver as soon as he finishes the painting If you want a sweet girl get her a box of Browns fresh Home Made Candy It leaves a taste that wont come off Leave your ordr now for Xmas Candy is like Bread its better when its fresh Home Bakery Both stores bb J J Brown Prop HENDERSON ROUTE NOTES Homeseekers excursion fares to the South Aug 18 Sept 1 and 15 October 6 and 20 November 3 and 17 Decem ¬ ber 1 and Ifl- Home Seekers Rates To the West and South West first and third Tuesdays via L H St L 3000 round trip from Cloverport to Louisville and return Nov 30 to Dec 0 good returning Dec 7 Morrison Calhoon dentists omce downstairs 215 Fourth street both phones Owensboro Kr Charmed With Jhe West Dear Mr Babbage- I I send check to renew for the NEWs cant do without it We are still charmed with the West and have met many people from Kentucky and made some good true friends With best wishes for you and your I remain Sincerely Mrs C H McMullan BlackwelV Okla 1121OS SPLENDID MEETING Kev JJ Willot assisted by Rev W Williams of Owensboro closed a very successful meeting at Walnut Hill Church near Ldi burg last week There were twentytwo additions and seven other conversions The Focus i A most interesting magazine is The Focus which is issued every Saturday in Louisville It is very personal and and tells the things you like to hear about fplks you know A Correction A report was circulated here last week that Willie Snyder who was accidently shot by Stanley Brown was dead It was erroneous and the boy is improv ing Interest in Mines W 0 Moorman of this city has extensive interests in the Inde ¬ pendent District Consolidated Mines Company of Qolorado He holds the position of VicePresi dent and is delighted with the prospects for future developments- at Lendville Seventy five Turkeys Mrs Ernest Hondrickson is re ¬ ceiving congratulations upon her success in raising turkeys at her home at Basin Springs She has seventyfive ready for the market New Conveniences Mr and Mrs Fred May are improv ¬ ing their home In the West End by ad ¬ ding Ii new kitchen and dining room rs to f i i iii SOCIETY = NOTES The engagement of Mr B B Drury of Memphis Tenn and Miss Addie Yelvington of Tranada Miss has been announced The marriage will be solemnized at the home of the bride Wednesday December 9 After Dec tmber 15 Mr Drury and his bride will be at home in Memphis 000 Miss Eloise Nolte was the guest of honor at a Thanksgiving dinner given at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J C Nolte Thursday at 12 oclock The guests were Misses Francis Sawyer Elizabeth Skillman and Lenora McGavock 000 Miss Virginia McGavock will enter ¬ tain a number of her girl friends Satur day afternoon of this week 000 Mr and Mrs Chas Lightfoot Dr daughter giving houseparty at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Beard at Hard ins burg 000 Mr and Mrs Louis Jolly were host and hostess to u dinner party given a their home at Irvington Thursday i honor of the McCallJolly weddin party In the evening Mr and Mrs Jolly charmingly entertained a number of young people for the pleasure of their brothers Clifton and James O Cunning ¬ ham who are students at Beechmont 000 Mr and Mrs Bowne gave a perfect Kentucky dinner Thanksgiving for their delightful guests Mrs Bo < vne and Mrs Phipps the mother and sister of Mr Bowne They will probably leave next week for their home at Chester Penn 000 Mr and Mrs WJ Piggott entertain ¬ ed Thanksgiving day with n dinner at their elegant home at Irvington The guests included Mr and Mrs Mc Glottian Mr and Mrs Wimp the Misses Munford Mrs Jolly Rev B F Wilson and six children who were the company of little Miss Eliza Mggott a mild easy action of the bowels I IFor dose of Doans Regulets is enough Treatment cures habitual con stipation 25 cents a box Ask your druggist for the- mAutobiography of A Christmas Gift r I am n Christmas gift In fact I have always been one ily age Is now nineteen though I may look older I was made by time dainty hands of Miss Susanna Sikes who at that time was just the age I am now Guess her age at present She Is still Miss Susunnn und she still owns me Oh yes Miss Susanna gave me away Perhaps I should explain that I aiu twins being a imir of knit slippers Miss Susanna It was understood had benevolent designs upon tlu young pastor of her church so she knit me aura sent me to the reverend youth Next Christ ¬ Inns the preach er who had re celved live othej pairs sent in- to his sister You see Unit slippers arc guaranteed to 11 any feet as well as any other feet So tilt preachers sister SUB SENT ME TO was not at all nut offended The next Christmas she sent mo to her old college chum Mrs Do Brown who was a member of her brother congregation Next Olirlstmas MrsDi B sent Inc to her pastor The pastor grinned when he saw nio again and remarked something like Cast you bread upon the waters and it will re turn to you after many days The next Christmas the pastor seu me to his old college chum who wn4 sweet on Mss Susanna There was every prospect of a match since Miss Susanna had despaired of winning the preacher who was known to be en gaged to another lady Butthe very next Christmas the preachers college claim sent me to Miss Susanna with n perfumed n to praising her dainty lit tie feet This broke ore the match of courseWell next Christmas Miss Susnim i mailed me to a friend of hers clew across the continent Miss Susanna address on the corner of the box I ii I which I was mailed got rubbed off v route and her friend didnt know wli > sent me So the very nei t Christmas Ire ¬ turned to Miss Susanna Oh I way hard to lose I was npt made to wear I was made to circulate I am a good thing and so everybody passes me alongOh so you recognize me now Yes I spent a year with you Well time slips and I must be going ThIs Is Christmas eve you know T I API JR t odII a SOMETHING NEW A Delicious Dessert That Will Appear- at Christmas Dinners A new dessert has made Its appear ¬ ance which la as delicious as it Is at tractive In appearance It can bo ei- ther ¬ ordered from the confectioners or made at home and the latter is preferable at all times Vanilla ice cream sponge and fruit cake will bo needed Lie > cakes are cut from loaves and should be an Inch thick when sliced said should fit nu oblong mold When time cream Is frozen to a mush pack an inch layer In the mold then place the fruit cake on this then cov- er ¬ with another layer of the cream over which lay the sponge cake and then adtJ the last cream layer which I u o I VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH SPONGE AND F11UIT CAKE should fill and overflow the mold Lay over this an oiled paper A buttered one will do or three thicknesses of paraffin paper Put the cover over this allowing the paper to come down placet then cover and the pan to prevent all pos ¬ Ing Pack In salt and ice for three or four hours When ready to servo remove the coverings wipe the outside of the mold with a hot cloth and Invert the mold on to n cold dish when the cream loaf will slip out An extra addition can be served in the whipped cream sauce tinted with yellow or pink using egg yolk for the first and n bit of boiled beet juIce In the latter Instance this being placed In the cream before whipping But this dessert Is just as tasty with ¬ out the sauce Should this be found too much trouble then the cream can be dished from the freezer on to slices of the fruit and sponge cake and served DUKES ITEMS Interesting And Newsy Letter From PatesvilleBasham Bowl n Nuptials Miss Beulah Cabal who has been ill with pneumonia fever for some time is no better Cicero Rearden spent Wednesday with his brother Henry near Rose villeMrs Jack Tindle spent Thursday witn Mrs Bob Lamb of Patesville and attended the revival at that place Misses Pearl Basham and Flora New bury attended church at Patesville Thursday night and were the guests a- Miss f Tula Lamb Mr aud Mrs John Johnson and daughter Josie spent Thanksgiving with their daughter Mrs Clara Batt man near Hawesville Mrs Mary Duke was called to the bedside of her mother Mrs Brown who is very ill at her home in Victoria- J H Bash m is having n new barn built in the same place where the other one burned a few months ago H H Tindle attended the teachers meeting at Floral Friday Making Good Chas Mook formerly with the Louisville Dry Goods Co but who on Oct 1st transferred his services to the FergusonMcKin noy Dry Goods Co of St Louis was in town this week selling our merchants Mr Mook is delight ¬ ed with his change and reports a steadily incrcising business No salesman who makes Uawosvillo i is more popular with everyone than is Charlie Mook He was raised at Cloverport and many of us have known and admired him from childhood He is a dependable man and a first class salesman of whom any house would do well to have Hancock Clarion Riddels Barn Burns The barn on the farm of Chas Riddle at Holt Ky turned last Wednesday night Origin of fire unknown The barns contents amounted to 2000 and loss was partially covered with insurance To Farmers Tine Grist Mill at Stephensport will do custom grinding every Saturday Will grind corn and sell meal and take in exchange corn for meal Will also do custom sawing of logs and pay cash for logs Smith Bros DR W M CASPER DENTIST- At Olovorport every Wednesday and Thurs ¬ day at Dr Llgbtroots Office ° 0 i I I tNJJh llJ WW C Getting Ready For I I I I II be at I Noltes Store this year with a bigI I ger and better line of 4t TOYS DOLLS and HOLIDAY I GOODS than everI I We are making room for his diSPI I Yt t I IJ C NOLTE BROI I I CLOVERPORT KY IgilAYY M1IMNNMIMON 11MMNtA YYVIIRMM Cadick Milling Co r Y 11 t Dont I 1 I Forget When in need Us fI I I IFoundry llachineI I h Wo carry a full line of Plum- bers ¬ Supplies Mill Sup ¬ plies The best Paints and Floor Finishes Oils Greases Wastes Gasoline Give Us Your Order Once a Customer Always Onef f J Cloverport I FoumlrI I 1 Machine C- ocvJ f You Can live like lords and have good home made bread md pits i cakes and cookies equal to those that mother used to make if you will use CADICKS GOLD DUST FLOUR There is no better Hour in the market As flour is a lorge part of our liv ¬ ing it is Important that it pureTry Dust Flour and you will be sat- isfied ¬ to keep on using it Grandview Indiana I BANK a OF CLOVERPORTIncorporated Capital Surplus and UndividedProfits 2200000 SafeSound and- Conservative Small accounts receive the stone careful attention as larger ones and we appre- ciate ¬ your business and in ¬ fluence Interest pRidun Time Deposits n BANK OF CLOVERPORT CLOVERPORT KY hrr A Tragedy Verse and Pidhire By R J DEAN Vainly is tlio lion Tryin train try ill V To slip ifs bond ami flee army Soon ho will bo dyin Grout is Ms endeavor it aver never never Can ho tiar loose his fait olldail Hit loot I it on 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Page 1: Ii She Breckenridge News 7FReliable Ty NOTES …nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt7pg44hnv01/data/0385.pdfi T Ty TI I rte Ii She Breckenridge News 7FReliable Remedy FOR CATARRH Elys Cream Balm absorbedGives

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rteIi She Breckenridge News

7FReliable RemedyFOR

CATARRHElys Cream Balm

absorbedGivesIt cleanses soothesheals and protects

diseasebrans Oatarrh and drives

RestoresthesizoGOLiquidOreamEly Brothers BO Warren Street New York

o

WEDNESDAY DEC 2 1908

PERSONALytFAND LOCAL

V G Babbage went to LouisvilleMonday

v Wm Bowmer of St Louis was homelast week

George Wendelken has a position atArgenta Ark

Mrs Nannie Ferry has returned homefrom Louisville

Mrs John Ridge and baby are vis-iting1 s in Louisville

Thos Smith df Stephensport is visit ¬

ing at LodibtrgWallace atherholt of Tobinsport

was here SiffurdayMrs ItefBehen entertains the Girls

Club thiCTftfternoonVirgi Babbage spent the Thanksgiv ¬

ing holid ys at IrvingtonRowland Smith of Stephensport

went Louisville MondayRev B M Currie has gone to Meade

countvno conduct a revivalMn ablinton Frank of Evansville is

the 1E st of Mrs Joe MullenMrTf Chas Lightfoot is visiting Mrs

Molli m Hambleton in LouisvilleI

Mrifand Mrs V G Conner are visit ¬

ing lennieMattingly at West View

LR Frollich of Lewisport has in¬

her ted 67000 from a Chicago uncleoifhe home of Mr and Mrs Geo W

Kfown was burned at Lyonia last week

J orrest Conner of Owensboro was

te guest of Miss Fronie Dean Sundayr

vY Mrs J A Barry has returned homefiiom Greenville after a visit to rela ¬

y

ivesRev W H Bruner of Ekron was

fti fthe guest of Mr and Mrs Will PateundaylMrs Fraize Mattingly and attractivef little son of Owensboro are guests of

t relativesMrsKingsbury of Odell

has been the guest of Mr and MrsAllen Kingsbury

County Attorney J R Higden hada critical attack of heart failure atHawesville last Friday

Mrs Mattib Collins has returned fromBrandenburg where she had a delight ¬

ful visit to Mrs Fowler

Mr and Mrs W H Driskell andtwo children of Spottsville are visit¬

t ing relatives at Hardinsburgv

Mr Harry Hamman and attractivemule son Robert of Louisville spenttc Sunday with relatives

Mrs Oven May and Mrs Harry

i7 Hamman of Louisville are visiting

B Mrs J W French in Stephensport4 Mr Char K Minary returned to

Friday after a visit to herrLouisvillea r and Mrs W H Bowmer

Dr J C Bush Dentist will be atCloverport Monday and Tuesday of each

< week except wek follow g 4th Monday

iiMiss Claire Parker was home fromt Rockport Ind Thanksgiving to spend

the holidays with her parents at TarSprings

il Scottst Emulsion° of Cod Liver Oil is the means

of life and enjoyment of life to11 men women andjiithousandsf

E When appetite fails it restores>

it When food is a burden itt lifts the burden

JWhen you lose flesh it bringsfij the plumpness of health

t When work is hard and dutyis heavy it makes life bright-

Iti

is the thin edge of the wedgethe thick end is food Butwhat is the use of food when

Ay you hate it and cant digest itAAScott1sEmulsion of Cod LiveryouPaYPaYforget1

your stomach

Seed this advertlMneitt together wok nameefpaper In whfch ttwew your address andfeW ceatt to coves pest+ie MM we will seed

afCIM Haw AtlM ef the WttU

CQTT BOWI mill FewtSt New YNk

i J

Clyde Sanders who has accepted aposition at the News office spent Sun ¬

day at Derby Ind the guest of MissSue Fite

Rev J W Hughes of Kingswoodpreached three sermons at WebsterSunday He was the guest of Mrs

ClaycombJDean has appointed The

Bank of Hardinsburg Trust Co

trustee of the estate of H F CritserCo Bankrupts

Dr W N Casper dentist will behere Wednesday and Thursday of everyweek at Dr Lightfoots office

Mrs Eliza Long of Louisville andMrs David Youtsley of Owensborospent Sunday with their brother MrDan Burks at Holt

Frank F Sterrett of CharlestonMo is the guest of his sister Mrs

John Jarboe and will also visit his sis ¬

ter Mrs Sallie Moorman in LouisvilleArch Pullman a Hawesville man

says the Hancock Clarioncoha beenpromoted to an extra conductor on thepasen er train of the Henderson

RouteMrs

II

John Kincheloe came fromHardinsburg Sunday afternoon to re ¬

turn home with her mother MrsMannie Moorman who has been theguest of relatives

W H Leavitt Wm J Bryans soninlaw who is at Paris engaged incompleting a large painting TheLast Supper announces that he in¬

tends to resume his residence with hiswife at Denver as soon as he finishesthe painting

If you want a sweet girl get her abox of Browns fresh Home Made CandyIt leaves a taste that wont come off

Leave your ordr now for Xmas Candyis like Bread its better when its fresh

Home Bakery Both storesbbJ J Brown Prop

HENDERSON ROUTE NOTES

Homeseekers excursion fares to theSouth Aug 18 Sept 1 and 15 October6 and 20 November 3 and 17 Decem ¬

ber 1 and Ifl-

Home Seekers RatesTo the West and South West first and

third Tuesdays via L H St L

3000 round trip from Cloverportto Louisville and return Nov 30 toDec 0 good returning Dec 7

Morrison Calhoon dentists omcedownstairs 215 Fourth street bothphones Owensboro Kr

Charmed With Jhe West

Dear Mr Babbage-

II send check to renew forthe NEWs cant do without itWe are still charmed with theWest and have met many peoplefrom Kentucky and made somegood true friends

With best wishes for you andyour I remain

SincerelyMrs C H McMullan

BlackwelV Okla 1121OS

SPLENDID MEETING

Kev J J Willot assisted byRev W Williams of Owensboroclosed a very successful meetingat Walnut Hill Church near Ldiburg last week There weretwentytwo additions and sevenother conversions

The Focusi

A most interesting magazine is TheFocus which is issued every Saturdayin Louisville It is very personal andand tells the things you like to hearabout fplks you know

A Correction

A report was circulated here last weekthat Willie Snyder who was accidentlyshot by Stanley Brown was dead Itwas erroneous and the boy is improving

Interest in Mines

W 0 Moorman of this city hasextensive interests in the Inde ¬

pendent District ConsolidatedMines Company of Qolorado Heholds the position of VicePresident and is delighted with theprospects for future developments-at Lendville

Seventy five Turkeys

Mrs Ernest Hondrickson is re ¬

ceiving congratulations upon hersuccess in raising turkeys at herhome at Basin Springs She hasseventyfive ready for the market

New ConveniencesMr and Mrs Fred May are improv ¬

ing their home In the West End by ad ¬

ding Ii new kitchen and dining room

rs tof i i

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SOCIETY=NOTES

The engagement of Mr B B Druryof Memphis Tenn and Miss AddieYelvington of Tranada Miss hasbeen announced The marriage will besolemnized at the home of the brideWednesday December 9 After Dectmber 15 Mr Drury and his bride willbe at home in Memphis

000Miss Eloise Nolte was the guest of

honor at a Thanksgiving dinner givenat the home of her parents Mr andMrs J C Nolte Thursday at 12oclock The guests were MissesFrancis Sawyer Elizabeth Skillman andLenora McGavock

000Miss Virginia McGavock will enter ¬

tain a number of her girl friends Saturday afternoon of this week

000Mr and Mrs Chas Lightfoot Drdaughter

giving houseparty at the home of Mrand Mrs Herbert Beard at Hard insburg

000Mr and Mrs Louis Jolly were host

and hostess to u dinner party given atheir home at Irvington Thursday ihonor of the McCallJolly weddinparty In the evening Mr and MrsJolly charmingly entertained a numberof young people for the pleasure of theirbrothers Clifton and James O Cunning ¬

ham who are students at Beechmont000

Mr and Mrs Bowne gave a perfectKentucky dinner Thanksgiving for theirdelightful guests Mrs Bo <vne and MrsPhipps the mother and sister of MrBowne They will probably leave nextweek for their home at Chester Penn

000Mr and Mrs WJ Piggott entertain ¬

ed Thanksgiving day with n dinner attheir elegant home at Irvington Theguests included Mr and Mrs McGlottian Mr and Mrs Wimp theMisses Munford Mrs Jolly Rev B FWilson and six children who were thecompany of little Miss Eliza Mggott

a mild easy action of the bowelsIIFor dose of Doans Regulets isenough Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents a box Ask yourdruggist for the-

mAutobiography of

A Christmas Giftr

I am n Christmas gift In fact I

have always been one ily age Is nownineteen though I may look older I

was made by time dainty hands of MissSusanna Sikes who at that time wasjust the age I am now Guess her ageat present She Is still Miss Susunnnund she still owns me

Oh yes Miss Susanna gave me awayPerhaps I should explain that I aiutwins being a imir of knit slippers

Miss Susanna Itwas understoodhad benevolentdesigns upon tluyoung pastor ofher church soshe knit me aurasent me to thereverend youth

Next Christ ¬

Inns the preacher who had recelved live othejpairs sent in-

to his sisterYou see Unitslippers arcguaranteed to 11

any feet as wellas any otherfeet So tiltpreachers sister

SUB SENT ME TO was not at allnut offended

The next Christmas she sent mo toher old college chum Mrs Do Brownwho was a member of her brothercongregation Next Olirlstmas MrsDiB sent Inc to her pastor The pastorgrinned when he saw nio again andremarked something like Cast youbread upon the waters and it will return to you after many days

The next Christmas the pastor seume to his old college chum who wn4sweet on Mss Susanna There wasevery prospect of a match since MissSusanna had despaired of winning thepreacher who was known to be engaged to another lady Butthe verynext Christmas the preachers collegeclaim sent me to Miss Susanna with nperfumed n to praising her dainty littie feet This broke ore the match of

courseWell next Christmas Miss Susnim i

mailed me to a friend of hers clewacross the continent Miss Susannaaddress on the corner of the box IiiI

which I was mailed got rubbed off vroute and her friend didnt know wli >

sent meSo the very neit Christmas Ire ¬

turned to Miss Susanna Oh I wayhard to lose I was npt made to wearI was made to circulate I am a goodthing and so everybody passes me

alongOhso you recognize me now Yes

I spent a year with you Well timeslips and I must be going ThIs IsChristmas eve you know

T IAPI JRtodII

a

SOMETHING NEW

A Delicious Dessert That Will Appear-at Christmas Dinners

A new dessert has made Its appear ¬

ance which la as delicious as it Is attractive In appearance It can bo ei-

ther¬

ordered from the confectionersor made at home and the latter ispreferable at all times Vanilla icecream sponge and fruit cake will boneeded Lie > cakes are cut from loavesand should be an Inch thick whensliced said should fit nu oblong moldWhen time cream Is frozen to a mushpack an inch layer In the mold thenplace the fruit cake on this then cov-er

¬

with another layer of the creamover which lay the sponge cake andthen adtJ the last cream layer which

I u o I

VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH SPONGE ANDF11UIT CAKE

should fill and overflow the mold Layover this an oiled paper A butteredone will do or three thicknesses ofparaffin paper Put the cover overthis allowing the paper to come downplacetthencover and the pan to prevent all pos ¬IngPack In salt and ice for three or fourhours When ready to servo removethe coverings wipe the outside of themold with a hot cloth and Invert themold on to n cold dish when thecream loaf will slip out

An extra addition can be served inthe whipped cream sauce tinted withyellow or pink using egg yolk for thefirst and n bit of boiled beet juIce Inthe latter Instance this being placedIn the cream before whipping

But this dessert Is just as tasty with ¬

out the sauce Should this be foundtoo much trouble then the cream canbe dished from the freezer on to slicesof the fruit and sponge cake andserved

DUKES ITEMS

Interesting And Newsy Letter

From PatesvilleBashamBowl n Nuptials

Miss Beulah Cabal who has been illwith pneumonia fever for some time isno better

Cicero Rearden spent Wednesdaywith his brother Henry near Rose

villeMrsJack Tindle spent Thursday

witn Mrs Bob Lamb of Patesville andattended the revival at that place

Misses Pearl Basham and Flora Newbury attended church at PatesvilleThursday night and were the guests a-

Missf

Tula LambMr aud Mrs John Johnson and

daughter Josie spent Thanksgivingwith their daughter Mrs Clara Battman near Hawesville

Mrs Mary Duke was called to thebedside of her mother Mrs Brownwho is very ill at her home in Victoria-

J H Bash m is having n new barnbuilt in the same place where the otherone burned a few months ago

H H Tindle attended the teachersmeeting at Floral Friday

Making Good

Chas Mook formerly with theLouisville Dry Goods Co butwho on Oct 1st transferred hisservices to the FergusonMcKinnoy Dry Goods Co of St Louiswas in town this week selling ourmerchants Mr Mook is delight ¬

ed with his change and reports asteadily incrcising business Nosalesman who makes Uawosvillo iismore popular with everyone thanis Charlie Mook He was raisedat Cloverport and many of ushave known and admired him fromchildhood He is a dependableman and a first class salesman ofwhom any house would do well tohave Hancock Clarion

Riddels Barn BurnsThe barn on the farm of Chas

Riddle at Holt Ky turned lastWednesday night Origin of fireunknown The barns contentsamounted to 2000 and loss waspartially covered with insurance

To Farmers

Tine Grist Mill at Stephensport willdo custom grinding every SaturdayWill grind corn and sell meal andtake in exchange corn for meal Willalso do custom sawing of logs andpay cash for logs

Smith Bros

DR W M CASPERDENTIST-

At Olovorport every Wednesday and Thurs ¬

day at Dr Llgbtroots Office

°

0 iI

ItNJJhllJ WW

CGetting Ready For I

I I

IIIbe at

I Noltes Store this year with a bigIIger and better line of 4t

TOYS DOLLS and HOLIDAY IGOODS than everII

We are making room for his diSPI

I YttIIJ C NOLTE BROIII CLOVERPORT KY

IgilAYY M1IMNNMIMON 11MMNtA YYVIIRMM

Cadick Milling Co

r Y 11

t Dont I

1IForget

When in need

UsfII

IIFoundry llachineII

hWo carry a full line of Plum-

bers

¬

Supplies Mill Sup ¬

plies The best Paints and

Floor Finishes Oils GreasesWastes Gasoline

Give Us Your Order

Once a Customer Always Oneff

J CloverportI FoumlrII1 Machine C-ocvJf

You Can

live like lordsand have good home madebread md pitsi cakes andcookies equal to thosethat mother used to makeif you will use CADICKSGOLD DUST FLOUR

There is no better Hourin the market As flouris a lorge part of our liv¬

ing it is Important thatitpureTry DustFlour and you will be sat-isfied

¬

to keep on using it

GrandviewIndiana

I

BANKa

OF

CLOVERPORTIncorporated

CapitalSurplus andUndividedProfits

2200000SafeSound

and-Conservative

Small accounts receive thestone careful attention aslarger ones and we appre-ciate

¬

your business and in ¬

fluence Interest pRidunTime Deposits

n

BANK OF CLOVERPORTCLOVERPORT KY

hrr

A TragedyVerse and Pidhire

By R J DEANVainly is tlio lion

Tryin train try illVTo slip ifs bond ami flee

armySoon ho will bo dyin

Grout is Ms endeavoritaver never neverCan ho tiar loose his fait

olldailHit loot Iit on it ere r

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