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Volume 42. HarkM, Crittenden Cowty, Kentvcky, Friday. Nov. 21, 1919. Number 17.
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BAZAARI
The ladies of the ('hristian Church I
will hold their Bazaar at
SOWDERS' ICE CREAM PARLOR
Wednesday, Nov. 25thfrom 2 to 10 p. m.
All kinds of fancy work, children's rompen,
gingham aprons, paint, varnish, hicks, etc.
The place to du your Christmas shopping
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ISEEA Most Worthy Cause
We Must Help.
Thf fii.'i s:
more ciiUi'tHl
The Bank
The Kentucky rhildrt-ns HomeSociety. Louiiville, Ky., which
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' has taken a number of our Crit-.tuation is jfrowinK
^^^jp^ .i^siitute children.
has outgrown ita present quarters
and has boufcht a farm ten milesat Jeffersontown
wii> l.. .t, .| Tuesday niifht '"'1" ' ""ntry where it will build
and alHiut JIuhihi wuh taken, \mw.
K. v J K i'mi- and Dr.
Kin»; \mI1 make addresses on
the Nt'w Era movcmt ni at
Chapel liill Dec. 4, ut niKiit.
and at Crayne, Dec. 6. at night.
(itii. (' KakiT n tmiircl T ic--
day from I'uducali wIutc- Ik-
had been on federal grand jury.
The srhnol children of the state
who havi' vrood lioincs atid their
frientls, urca-Hked to furnish the
necesHary money as a memorial
for ttic hi>ni»'l('s> IwixsanH Kirls
of th>' slati'. Crilt< inlen ('ounty
1^ ask> >i to raise $15(NI ot the
;(;iUU.(MlO necessary. This amount
has been apportioned to the var-
Those who ' iMtcd at the Set-
tles home Snnilas were Mrs. L.
L. Price and daughters, Lena
and Ethelyne, Rudell Price and
Miss Lemah F'-ankiin.
Cloyd Gillesi and wife were
guests Wedneftday of last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Clark
near Marion.
Florence Price returned Tues-
day after spending a week visit-
ing relatives near Repton and
at Marion.
Mesdames Fannie Settles and
daughter, Maude Love, were re-
cent guests at the home of J. H.
Price and wife.
Mis.s Ruth Lynn visited her
aunt, Ada Ferryman, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Franklin was the
Second. Evalyn Utterback, De- guest of her aunt, Marv BiKham,
clamation. "Maud Muller." from Sunday until Wednesday
School; Lamb. Chapel Hill.
Third. Dora Roberts, Ueclatn- Cloyd (iilless and wife left Sat-
ation, "Plain Bob." School iiurday for their home in Dun-
Sugar Grove, ning. Mo., after visiting his
l-ourth. Lucile Travi.s, Oeclam- mother and oth<'r relatives here
ation, "Grisby Station, " for the past fe \ weeks.
School; Copperas Spring.| j ^ ^ .^^ler went to
Decision of Judges while son^,Harnionv to preach Saturday
•Glory. Glory, to Kentucky and Sunday. He sent Rev. U.
Contest
Sugar Grove.
March. Dorothy Dean, bywhich contflstanti inarched
to places.
Song. "America the Beautiful"
hy Choir.
Scripture KeadinK and ( onmients
Supt. Paris.
Prayer. Bro. T. C. Newman.
Song. "Flag of the FVee,"
by Choir.
A Collection was taken for the
benefit of tite cause while
"America" was sung by the
by Choir.
Judges appointed. F. H. Hill-
yard. Bro. T. C. Newmanand E. D. Stone.
First Speaker. Nellie Walker,
Declamation, "Cood Night
Papa. " School ; Olive liranch.
PRETTY WEDDING AT niimmilHIIIIIIMnHlllllHiiMtit !-it:ii
METHODIST CHl'RCH f
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One of the prettiest weddings
of the season took place at !):.30
o'clock Saturday morning. Nov-
vemtjer 15th at the Methoclist
church, when Mi.ss .Susie liowers
BMton, only daughter uf Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Bo.ston. of this
city, lu'canie the bride of Mr.
Archibald Herbert Rodgers of
Paducah.
The chunh wa.-^ heautifully
and elaborately decorated with
white and yellow chrysanthe-
mum-. Miuthern smilax and au-
tumn leaves.
The ceremony was performed|| ^-
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l.y Rev. H. R. Short, using the S WIAKIUN, NT.
beautiful ring. ceremony. || Telephone 32
Do Not Experiment
With Your Insurance
If you have property to insure, place it in
an old reliable agency that has stood the
test here in Marion for seventeen years.
Make Assurance Doubly Sure
by placing your business with
Bourland & HaynesINSURANCE AGENCY
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niK A(iKN( Y THAT SERVICE BUILT =
was sung by Choir.
First to Dora Roberts of Sugar
F'residt nt Wilson vetunl the jou- ^c'hooIk of tlx t'ouiity and
bill resutring pre war rhle niuk-.earh teacher notified of the dis-
ing power to commerce oummis-1 trict quoto.
sion. Kvery distrii-t can easily raise
It is predicte.1 that •*u>{hi will Iito quoto if the teacher and pupils
be ioki at 25 cents per pound.|
Many miners in East Kentucky^^.^^ ^ ^.^
and \Sest \.um,a h^.e K'nt^^^^^^ ^^y^
back to work, and the ^olalmsuperintendent Paris
who had been on guard have re-^. ,j ^j, his teach-
ers sooner
G. Hughes to preach for us at
.Union. an<l had him to announceGrove. Second, Nellie Wal-
1 ^^gt he would be sure to be hereker of Olive Branch.
j n^j^t Saturday and Sunday which
I will get busy at once, and every-
iIhkIv help. Tins should he done
turned to ( amp Taylor.
HukIi .McK)'). a veteran of the
confederacy was in .Marion Wed-
nesday.
The Marion (iraded and High
8ch(M)l will raist their apportion-
ment in January.
L I. Ilii«lir:. ir iiriwcl ironi' Thi« drive is hacked liy Stote
EvaiLivide wiieie he hiw been ,
Su|)i. V O. (iilbei t. CJov. J. Dvisiting his sun.
Educational talks by J. B. Mc|
Neely, Rev. T. C. Newman.
E. D. Stone and A. A. De-
boe.
Much DMMge Done
By High Water.
Frank and Warren Guess,
John Chittenden. A. Tinsley.
Charles Taylor, Niles Minner,
William and Carl Croft, John
Wright. Bob Dowell. Ed Hump-
phrey; Charles Donakey. Wat-
son and Harris. Something like
90000 bushels of com between
Weston and Tolu have been de-
stroyed by the overflow of the
Ohio river.
SHADY (iROVE
Mrs. G. C. Collins of Wheat-
croft WH guest of Hey Stallions
will he the fourth Saturday and
Sunday. Evciybody come and
Before the wedding a musi-j^|,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,||,,,,,,,,,,,,,,||,||,||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||,|,||||||||||||||||||^^^^^
tl pronram of unusual heautv I
Circuit Court.
TRIHfNK
Black and Gov-Elect Morrow allj
Sunday.
lof whom are urging the people to j^^ (,„(j \\ \\ Tudorand
carry the drive to success. Every q^.j.^ Birchtield was in Evans-
teacher doin^' their p.n t w ill iiaveyi||^ |gg( week.
•Mrs. Virgil .M«.ne returned i the lasting gratitude of hundreds, u n ... i t,,,. hia
from Bddyvilb Tuesday where I „f hornless children who will find !
'^' ^'^ ""''^i^'^'' " iSrhSlsi,eh«.ll,eenviMtmK-her father ,,„i ,,„ ;..,„.,„ m the years'
f"'"^^ f^^JJ^'^^^^^^^
U t. G.«sgo«, who IS ..u.ie .11 locomeand many of them will I
""y- ^^e consideration *as $6000
from blood poison.|gn from Crittenden county. {
Prank Easley was in Marion
Saturday.
Willie Coleman and Charley
Guess left Sunday for Bowling
Green to enter schoo.
R R. Tudor and I.exie Kasley
was III .Marion Saturday.
Rev. F. D. .Stone and wife of
.Morgantleld are visiting iheir if \,ui like a good show full of
moiher, Mrs. M. M. .Mone. (H'pa'id lots of fun. dont miss
Joe Lemon and Collie Gilbert i
the Colore*! Minstrel at Strand
svhohav iiin a ho.pital in Theatre Wednesday night.
Evansville are doing well and.Mrs. J. G. Rochester left Mon-
are expected so)n. . dny f„r |/)uisv<lle. Owensboro
and .Na.Hhvili.' I'.eioiv leturmnK' attended church hwe Sunday.
MiSH Dvvkvy I'tiMell. teacher home she will visit her daughter,
of Barnett sch'Nil. spent Satur-'Miss Nannie, who is stationed
day an<l .<>iii<l.i . iti< lit i |iai at I he Hostess House, Paris ls«
enu, Mr. ami .Mr.s, \V. K. Pov\ell. land. S. ( .
hear our pastor preach one of
his good sermons
Aunt Nina Williams came to
C. C. Bebout's Friday and will
make that her home this winter.
Fred Love and Clarence Set-
tles are building the new school
house near Sikiam church.
Aunt Mary Franklin is visit-
ing this week w ith her daughter.
Mrs. Ada Watpon,
Mrs. Delia LaRue and Miss
lieecie LiaRue were in Marion
shopping one day last week.
Misses Sallie Sullenger and
Liemah Franklin spent Saturday
at the Crittenden Springs, the
guests of Mesdames flildah
Morrell and Mildred Settles,
Mrs. Clark Wayland and chil-
dren came from their home near
Sheridan. Sunday, to see Mrs.
Minnie Beliout, who has been
real sick the past few weeks.
Annie Hoazrfian, of Salem, vis-
ited Wednesday of last week
with her grandmother. Mrs, P.
J. Gilless.
Mrs. Hugh Norris siient Wed-
nesday of last week with Mrs.
H. B. Watson.
Florence Price was the guest
Saturday of aunt Dean Franklin.
and effect was rendered, amon^
the numbers of which were'
"UPaloma." "Call Me Thine Convened on last Monday
Own" and "Believe Me il' Those niorniii^r. Judge Carl Mender-
Endearing Charms" on the harp ! son on the bench. Attorneysl
hy Mrs. S. M. .lenkins; "Adaii- Chas. Fer(?uson and John A. i
te'
in (i, "Melody in F" and iMoore to represent the Common- Gip Watkins and wife went to
Traumri," on the organ by|
wealth.,
Hopkinsville Monday.
Miss Ciwendolen Haynes, .Juil;;c Henderson ^ave vijrer-' The Dixie Spar & Lead Co.
The bridal party marched to ous insirucliono to the grand , shipped two car loads of spar
the altar while the sweet strainsj
jurors, calling special attention|this week
of Lohengrin's weddint? n arch to the illicit sale of all intoxi- Rev. J. M. Hicks was in Ma-
came from the organ. During cants, iramlilmg, dice, play iuKfor rion Monday and subscribed for
the ceremony Miss Haynes I prizes, whether on the trroundj the Press,
softly played "Hecause " or in the parlor. He rushesi ^^^^.^ ^^^^
Miss Carolyn Pitts of ^ '•^^k-^"IJ' tij"'™ !> WM here Monday at-
burg. Miss., former college
chum and rncm-mate t' the
bride was maid of honor and
Mr. Percy Lund of Chicago the
!/'• t man. Others accompany-
ing the bridal parly to the altar irett was tried and convicted for
wire Mrs. Maurie N. Boston, bigamy and sent to the pen for gressive farmer of Mattoon was
sister-in-law ..f the t.ride .md 'three years. shakin>r hands here Monday.
Ted Boston, brother of the: Dewey Davenport charged Mr. J. A. Wood of Snider,
hride. jwith assault and battery pled 1 Qk la., was in Marion Monday.
Little Miss Virginia Tavlor. as guilty and was fine.! "'i He is visiting his mother in the
Hower girl, and Master Johni W; Ki.Brttt «»r«fticienn Jailur. Piney section,
Richard Boston as ring bearer| i^pp,,;, g jigg^ ^oart room* and
made (juite a charming couple., tries to make every body com-
The hride was charmingly at-f(„.tal.l,..
ired in a traveling suit of held
making it hard on ^l e trans-^^^^.^
gressor. but easy on the lawi
abiding citizen. IBowling Green is to have
„ . . , , another National Bank with aTwo cases have been tned hy
stock of 1125000.the I iimiiii nwealth. J. B. Bar-,
Mr. Gus Summerville a pro-
Mr. and Mrs, .lohn McConnell
Henry Lynn, wife and two
daughters were visitors Snnday
of Mr and Mrs. Nathan Perry-
man.The paotracted meeting is
„^.n piogreai here, ^^i'^*^^^^,,,,
r.A^,, c,royo church, spentFox delivers some splendid ser
UIIIIIIIUNNNIIHIMHIUIMIUHHIWINNinilllUUNNINIHIIIIIUnHIHIIIIIHUHNHI U
REDUCED PRICESPressing Cleaning
Repairing
SUITS, sponged and pressed
OVKRCOATS, .
PANTS, " ".
LADIES' LON(; COATS .
" COAT suns .
SKIRTS . .
.50
.50
.25
.50
.75
.35
Send your work lo the old reliable preMlnt
ilMp. WtivaruileelothreyottMllifAelioB.
J.G. HUNTER(Successor t«) fciasley Hunter)
Telephone 303 Soulh Side Square
mons,
( larn't Towery of Providence
was here Sunday.
Uncle Gus Lacy fell off a
= wagon load of shock fodder and
E is in a serious condition.
1 1 Frank iiuyd was in Princeton
IFriday.
si t). F. Towery is confined to
gjhis nxiin with a had cold.
IAn airplane passeil over here
IFriday.
il Judge Jas A. Mooie and his
njtwo lawyer sons happened in the
f Press otiice together one day last
£ Week. Judge Moore is the ef-
ficent city attorney. A. C. is a
prominent lawyer, not only of
this bar, but of western Ken-
tucky, John A. is our alert
county attorney and a successful
farmer.
Mrs.C. B. Hint and Mrs. W.
E. Belt were in to 8ei> the Press
force last Friday. Come again.
Mrs, A. A. Deboe and wife
were In Marion Betuiday shop*
ping.
Mrs. George Drury of Cald-
well county was In Marion Bat*
Saturday night and Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. Antonia Priee.
Miss Adeline Carter attended
the Rudgers-Boston wedding at
Marion Saturday.
Miss Sallie Sullenger was the
guest Saturday night of Miss
Leecie LaKue.
Mrs. Florence Harpending and
son, Hnyden, attended services
at Union Saturday and were vis-
itors at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ada Ferryman.
Mr. Stenibridge. Miss Nation,
Mr. Sleamaker and Miss Vada
("ain. motored over from Tolu
Sunday to hear Will Cannan
talk at Union church. They
were guisis for dinner of Mr.
and Mrs. (.'ecil Lialtue. Almost
all our young people were with
them toenioy Mr. and Mrt. La-
Rue's hospitality.
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mousi' l.niwn and carried a
beautiful botjuet of bride's
ri>si'.s. Miss Pitts and Mrs.
B si Mil carrieil yellow and white
chry.Miiithemums.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the hride and gr«)om left
f.ir their honeymoon, which will
be spent in the south. They
dr 've to Crayne. thus e.-w-aping
a deluge of rice and old shoes
w, III. 11' 111 vain for them at the
.Marion .station.
Mrs. Rodgers was Uirn and
raised in Marion and has as
many friends as she has aquain-
tances. being a decided favorite
among the young people. She
wa.'" ediiiiiti'd in the Marion
schools and at Ward-Belmont,
in Nashville and Woman's Col-
h'ge. Montgomery. Ala.
.Mr. Rodgers is a nephew of
Thos. H. Cochran, of this city,
and spent some of his childhood
111 .Marion uiid is well aeiiiem-
bered by his boyhood acquain-
tance He 1^ MOW in liiisiness
in I'aducah, where the couple
will make their home.
Rochester A McCarthy sold
this week a farm in Livingston
county forieOOO, and the Reed
Attorney lia D.Smith of i Wilbom f*rm in this county for
Hopkinsville is attending court 113600.
— -Nothing is more unoenfort-
Uome Boy Marrie.s able than troublesome kidneys.
1 • * Use Solvax and begin to get theLex.nKton t-rl.
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j^,,,^^^^^^^^ g^,^
The following announcement|Haynes A Tkyhir.
was received by ffiends here;Mr. C. W. Biady. wife, bebe
this week: .jg^p^ left Marion WedoM-Mrs. F. B. Beckett annotinces
j^,,. ^j^^^ ^^^^^^ y,^^the marriage of her 'laughter, K^^y
^,j„ ^p^^^ ^^^^ ^Hazel Virginia, to William Henry I
i„
Rochester on Saturday, the hf-
The Rev. James F. Price is
aow nnaking a tour of the
churehee, organising themeadar
the New Era movement TInr
Iwve already made their sab>
iscriptions to the New Era move*Carnahan. wife. I
^^^^^^ organising
them tor spiritual and missio-
nary work. He visited Dawson.
Providence, Shiloh and Sturgis
last week in the Presbytery of
Princeton. This week he will
visit the following churches In
the Presbytery of Logan. Chaly-
beate Springs. Pine Grove,
Smith's Grove, Rustellville and
Pleasant Hill. He will preach
' next Sunday at Dixon, Ky.
teenth of November 1919, Louis-
ville. Ky.
At home after the first of De-
cember in Marion—
Mr. Wtwo sons
Clara Carnahan left Marion on
the 8th, for Ljh Angeles. Cal-
ifornia .Mr. Carnahan and fam-
ily will make California their
future home. Mrs. Clara Car-
nahan will return to Kentucky
next Spring.
Rev. W. T. Oakley and Virgil
St«>ne are in a good meeting at
Wheatcroft.
Miss Sarah Blue of Morgan
field was the guest of Miss Vir
ginia Blue last week.
F. W. Wastjer, Kvansville sup-
ply man, was in town a few days
last week.
Mrs. J. \V. Blue.lr. and daugh-
ters Miss Virginia and Mrs. J.
H. Recque and their visitor. Mrs.
Krausse of St. Louis. s|»eiit
Thursday in M»»rgantield.
Just received car load Jersey
heifers, heavy springers. They
are all for sale. Call at our farm
and see them if interested. Prices
are right, l. K ( rider Cream-
ery Co. Fredonia, Ky. '2t.
Bankers Life Company
Dn MtiMi, hm
Mrs. Frank Newcoin and son
Billie left Wednesday for Hend-
erson, where they will make
their future home, with Mr.
in
For Sale Cheap100 acres Fredonia Valley land
St Livingston tank. AIMn culti-
vation. Splendid limestone land' N,!^veom who ii
good iinproveinenU, 2 miles from I Henderson county.
Fredonia. train stops on farm.1
One half cash, balance in X or Vernie Summers one of our
10 years at 6'A. Must sell before lUp-to-daU teechwrs was In the
November nth. Call or wriu|PrsMoaoe Saturday on busi-
ledA. BtnaMt, Kutlawa. Ky.
Issues the ''Bankers
Insurance Contract.
The lateit and best Life Insurance
contract known.
For full particulars see
C G. THOMPSON, Agent
Marion, Ky. Oflke in Concrete Bldg.
TBK CRiriENDEN PRESS h. ,Ko, ie
He not only inspired his party
Markm. Ky., Nov. 21, 1919. but demonstrated hit ability as a
leader.
Zu*^ D We salute you. Governor-electEditor* and Pubhshera. i _ ' . .•. ^ .
. _ jas our Governor and will stand
Entered » «econd-cia»» matter Feb. by you in every effort t .> makeruary 9th. 1878. at th» noroffire »t a better and yreater Kentui'ky.Marian, Kentui'l<y, ur. i 'r the Act of
|
CongrvM of Mar< t:
SECURES A NEW
LEASE ON LIFE
THROUGH TRIALAfter you eat—always take
i->:7.
SUBSCKll'TU)N KATES
$1.50 per year cash in advance.
EDWIN P. MOUROWThe candidate for Governor on
the Republican ticket achieved a
most wonderful victory in our
late election.
CASTORIAFor Infants and Children
InUm ForOv»r30YftarsAtwmyi beats
the
Slgnatan ot
"I'm »>7 lint I l\» l Yolinjr
And Strong;, Since L sing
Trutona," Stephens
Says.
EATONICrow YOUR STOMAC fl'S SAKE)
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 14.-
"I'm sixty-seven years old but'
regardless i.f nr. a^;e I tV.!
yi.iinj; and strong today, since
taking: I'rutona." Joseph Steph-
ens, a Louisville carpenter who
IniUnll) r»li»vr. HMTtbum. Bk>*l»d(_F#«lmi. S!. p« iBdiirr*!!. I . f.»] •uijniia r*-PMliDc, all Ui«uian> mii«rt«« c«u««a I
Acid-StomachEATOMCi. Ilwlailniiwdi. Trniof
HiKji iron>1rr<ullr hnwettd IV«rliv«lrantat^ t < i i r « • 'I r« ' - vl rx<n«yOail anJ s t < ti... t..l.. > .11 » I
HA\ Ni S TAVLOKAturioii, K}.
V.'.'
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
,
Hismajority over J. 1). Black, th> jii.a..j ton a ih« aar Thtr. u hvts at 3411 West Kentnckv '^t'only on« way to tare catarrhal dfafneaa
aiunai i.coi rv^.ll^ul^^ oi..Eld that !• by a ^..nititiitiunal rrm«4i Said reCentH'
Wb,
Democratic candidate. wasaKoui
4000C', in a Democratic State.I'atarrLal P«afn«M is cauaad b) an ID'
flamvJ conditiub of tb« mucoua linint oftha EualtcbUn Tub*. WhM thl* tub* I*
ftp nifldp l.Sd snpeche« in thp influnad rou hav* t rumbua« Mund or im-ne msut: ia\i speetiies in me p„,„, h«rinf. and whtn u •miniycloaad. Dcafoaaa If tbr raaultinflammation can t>* r*Juc»J i
raatorej t:. iti n rma; ..unianu.n, b»arinswill I* Jritro)til rurr\«r Many casta ofd*a'r r.t art ^.ius» I *. catarrh, which is
an i:.*4nif 1 .or. ir.rn cf th* muc -'js aur-facta Halls t^'atarrh Mtdiclnt acta thruth* blood on Ibt muccjs s..rracrs of ibr•rattm.W* will gtrt Ont RuBdrad Dollar* tor
*Bir esM of Calarrbal 0*a(a*M tkat aaaaoib* etmd by Hair* Caurrb H*4Ma*. Ofeoian tr**. All Drvitlita Tte.
r. 3. CBE.VET A CO.. T*t*«a, a
State and won votes each tin.e.
His strong personality and su-
perior eloquence as wtll a.s con-
stant jironiise that he would I
clean iiouse won the day.
This gives him a wonderful:
opportunity after having gained
Strouse §Bros.livansvllle, Ini
2- 1
WHAT YOU GET FOR l^HAT YOl
PAY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN
WHAT YOU PAY.
You have found that everything youhuy c sts more than it formerly did.
It a;iplie.-' to e\ery riecfssity of life aswell as the things y.>u wear.
You will tind that clothes cost too
much to attempt to let the price markdecide what what you shall buy. It is
all right to experiment if you care to
when things are normal, but now therisk is too great.
There is no risk when you buy HighArt clothes. The High Art guaranteeis just as broad as it ever was. HighArt pricings are just as fair in everyway as they were 5, or 10, or 50 yearsago. You will find you still get themost for your money here.
"I had a bad cough," Mr.
._ Stephens said in describing hisVait** thtl.,, .„ ••ii .1
nd this tub' Cdse. 1 'iini ).' ti;i ^t \i rt' win-
ter of ltUMyl8 1 moved fromthe country into town and con-
'
tracted a I'ad cold at that time.
1 didn't dare to e.\ert myself as
I would invariably suffer a se-
vere coughing spfll if I did. I
think I ustd eveiy cough syrupI could tind and I tried several
other means hut I didn't get re-
lief from the cotivih until I l>e-
gan using Trutona.
"My friends told me I looked
wTetched and I certainly felt
tl.a; ..a;, hd'orc I began taking
Trutona. 1 came home fromthe south, where I had been
working, iiresunialil-. t 'die. Imt
now I feel like a ditferent man.The severe cough has practically I
disappeared now. .As I said.
I'm feeling young and strong at
I
the age of sixty-seven.
Here is another of thousandsof cases where Trutona lias
brought lonL' tiefdod relief after
other medicines had failed. Theperfect tonic is almost unfailing
in its successful treatment of
I
stomach, liver and bov\el trou-
jbles. nervousness, sleeplessness,
loss of appetite and the like. Asa reconstuc'ive tonic, systempurifier and body invigorant,
jTrutona is equally as efficient
' Trutona is now bein|5: intro-
duced and explained in Marion
' at Jas. H. Orme's. Adv.
I i:ai*!t. Pm.
Reas. ' 2—Becni - it taffl74MM"—ao ;,.•„ . I i> ' »(|| e(Ibebar-ri I nM>cli«rkkfa
Wicaa nctM.
FOUMlN PENS1
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LEVI COOKJeweler
Cigarettes made to
meet your taste!
Oimels are oflered you as a cigarette entirely
out ol the Drdinary -u flavor and smoothness
never before attained. To best realize their qual
ity cowparf Camols with any dgantte in
(hv Mor/i/ at any price!
Camels flavor is so retreshmg, so enticing, it wlU
win you at once—it is so new and unusual. That's
what Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobacco yives you! You'll prefer
this blend to either Idndoftobaccosmoked straight
!
As you smoke Camels, you'll note absence ot
any unpleasant cinHretty aftertaste or any un-
pleasant cigaretty odor. And, youll be delighted
to discover that you can smoke Camels Ubarally
without tiring your taatel
Take Ciimels at any anRlf-thfv stirrlv supply
cigarette contentment beyond anyttiinj; you ever
experienced. They're a eiiarette revelation
'
You di) not miss coupias, preniiiimsw gifts.
You'll prctcr Cainels quality'
Fred Durham of Slurgis wasin Marion Tuesday on business.
Dr. Inrelkeld of Dawson,Springs is visiting relatives ini
the city.
Parcel rasHi^piion Mail Orticrc
V#e Hefund
JOHNWMTE&CO.LOUISVILLBtKY.
j
LIbaral aaaartmaaland full v»liM« pa'.t
Friday, November 28thone-half mile southwest of
BLACKFORD, KY.at the Ben Thurman farm,
I will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
One horse, one mare, one cow, one male
calf, two hogs, farming tools, household
and kitchen furniture, if not sold before./*
Terms of lale: Five dollarsand under, cash in hand; over
five dollars note on twelve months' time. .
DUNN & GREGORY
We have an up-to-date
line of
FURNITURE
A complete line of
HOUDAY GOODSWagons, Trains, Autos, Dolls,
Rockers and Tops of
all kinds.
Dunn & Gregory
Fredonia, Ky.
.Mrs. Imuh Koltinske> wa- m .Mis- h\ Clement of Korda
Kvansville H few (lavs this w« ek \:> rt\ i> u<«iting friends here
shopping. this week.
Al> Henrv wn.s in Whestcmft <iut>«' Ahle i>f .Smithland was
Tuesday on business here this week attending court.
BEN H. THURMAN,Blackford, Kentucky.
Real Estate Bargains I
'Mt'i acres in Marion, eight!
room brick house, electric lights,
,
four barns, two wells, twoj
springs and cistern. Nic-t
property on the market in Ma-
rion. The price $12,000.00 will
<ell it quick.I
IKi acns smen mile- from
Marion, near Levias, 'i niile|
fmm church and good school, i
four roiPiii house, two barns,
good sprmg in center ol farm, i
Price $6,000.00,
KJ'j acres three miles north of
Marion, well watered, three
room house, barn. Price $2r).00
peraere.
Also other tine properties. If
you don't see what you want
here, see me. W. £. Uklt,
Marion, Ky.
Presley Henry, who has been
working at Akron., Ohio, camehome Sunday to remain until his
foot, which WM seriously hurt
in a stn i'i csrsceidant. ptrmiti
bia return.
CHURCHES.MAUION
Methodiat
Kev. H. K. Short. Pastor
Ui.'JO a. m.—Sunday .Sch<Mil.
11:00 a. m—Sermon
6:00 p. m. -Epworth Lesgue
Complete Line of
Hot Water Bottles and
Fountain Syringes
Remember We (!arr\ All Sizes of
Window Glass and All Colors
of Diamond Dyes
Our New Stock of Wall
Paper Has Arrived
J. H. ORMEDRUGGIST
"All thst the Names Implies."
Baptist
Rev. J. B. Trotter, Pastor.
!•:.'{<• ;i. m Sunday .School.
1 1 :00 a. m.—Sermon by iwstur.
6:00 p. m.—B. Y. P. U.
7:00 p. m. -Sermon by putor.
First Presbyterian
Rev. H. V. Escott, Pastor.
a. m. .Siind.iy .S«-liiio|.
1 1 ;00 a. ni.—Sermon by pustur,
7K)0 p. m.—Sermon by pastor.
CasiberisBd Presbyterian
Rev. T. Newman. Pastor
»:3(i a. m.. Sunday School.
11:00 s. m., Sermon by Pastor7:00 p. m., SinaoB by Pittor.
A Good Restaurant
-is an asset to any dty. This
Restaarant n a good one.
Don't take our word-come and
see for yourself.
Givens' RestaurantNMtiiSidkSfMr*
Mr, and Mis. K. E. James, of
Akrw. Ohio, left for their homeFVIdty «fter t two weeks' visit
!ii rr thi'ir parents.
Mrs V. L Stone and little
|
dauKhier. Clara, an* in Wluat-croft this week attenditiK the
revival meetinK.
Farm Home Insurance
Our Specialty
Thduiili we can take rare of ynu
onan> kindul FiKEIiNSlKANCL
WOODS CO.
Miss Nelle Walker (',. W. Lamb
W. T. Perkint of Bowling I
(Jreen was in Marion last week.
'
Mrs. V V. Charles atU'iiiU'd
the funeral of her cousin. Ku-
l>erta (!lifton of Kuttawa last
week. She came home by wayof Paducah.
Mrs. Gus Taylor attended the
II. arnc-Akin wedding in Prince-
ton last wffk.
Mrs. laura VVriKhi and
datiKhter, Miss Kate, are Kuests
of relatives in Princeton.
WHY SUFFER
m Wtth Headache
or NervooiincBa?
Don't you know eye trouble
causes these very things?
Dr. Gilchrist
I A. Hu^rhes was in Morvran-
Held un bu.siness Monday
Tuesday.
STRAND THEATREFRIDAY, NOV. 21
Jesse L LaskyPresents
^^Sessue Hayakawa'*
Mrs Wtn Marnt'lt and her
daughter. Mrs. .McDonald, were
in Evansville last week shoppinK-
-No need suffering any more
with . atan li, Haynes & Taylor
k'uarantee thai if a Hyomei out-
lit does not relieve you, they will
pay for il themselves.
Misses Mcrtic Tr;i\is and M.\ -
rile Walker were in Fredonia
shopping Monday. i
Ml- Waiter .McConnell and
.Mrs. W. F. Wheeler went to
i'redonia Monday to do some
shofiping.
if you aiT tiiT\ciu> listless and
weak, tr.\ taking' a couple of
Hitfertone Tal.lets three times
and u day. Haynes & Taylor offers
' them on a Kuarantee to brace you
uii or nionev back.
Mrs. K. (
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana
spent the week-end in Prince
toil w itli friends.
.Mr. and Mrs. .J. L. Paris were
in F^varisville Tuesday and Wed-
nesday.
Lniiriie .McCarthy of Mlackford
wasiti town 'i'uesdav on husitiess.
Mrs. K. M. Crider ..f Black-
ford was the ifucst Tuesday of
her cousin Miss Irene Travis.
Mrs. W. Stewart of Stur^is
was the guest of friends here
Tuesday.
1... A. ('rider and wife are in
Deanwood. Miss., visiting his
IN
THE HONOR OF HIS HOUSE
brother. J. W. Crider.
Reeder. of Mexico Kd .McKce and his rnothi-r left
Tue.sday ffor jFla., where they
Wood spend the winter.
For a succession of good laughs
V(j to the Colored .Minstrels at
Miss Annice Boston spent thei'^'^and Tbeatre next Wednesday
the! night.
Nell Be sine and sec the Colored
,Minstrel composed of 12 people
at Strand Theatre next Wednes-
week-end
Kuest of
'rr a\ IS.
Mr. C.
in Henderson,
her sister, Mrs.
SATURDAY, NOV. 22Jesse L Lasky
Presrnli
"Cecil B. DeMiUeVProduction
"OLD WIVES FOR NEW"Dm-; \,.or husband ever wish you were young again? Will
the love of l)ecenil)er bo the same sweet love of May? What do
the years that are passing and the silver threads that ard coming
mean to you?
This picture mav mean a life of happiness for you.
Don't miss it
!
TUESDAY NOV. 25
Gladys Brockwell
"DIVORCE TRAP'"TIGER'S TRAIL"
"Mlin & JEFF
Thusrday Nov. 27Special Feature
Charles ChaplinIn hi8 second million dollar picture
"SHOILDER ARMS"
e
AlhrMrMi amult onth* Hum. REX BEACITO
mendous drama
The Brand
W. Gi»dlove returned
to Hopkinsville. Tuesday, afterJ
^ay night
having spent several days hprp|
—
i
with Mrs. (ioodlove.
Mr. Willie Binkley of Morgan-
Held is in town this week on
business.
Mr. and Mr.s. Isaac Ddlard. uf
Repton, spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Travis. i
Mrs. Raymond Guess, of Pre-
;
donia, spent the week-end with!
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Woodson.
Mrs. J. L. Lane arrived .Sundayi
from Talladega. Ala., and will
spend the wmler here With Mr.
Lane, who is in the Fluor Spar
business.
Kx-Mayor G. W. Stone has
moved into his new residence on
Elm Street.
J. W. Tosh. wife, and little
son, Johnny Kay, were In the
Press ollice Wediiesdax He is
a industrious farmer of the
Piney section.
V. L. Drennan was m the
Press oiliee on business Wednes-
day.
Ted Brown and family of Ma-
ti«m. B. F. Drennan and family
of Deanwood and Mollis Tudd of
Enon were guests of Dr. W. C.
Kemp and family at Dixon Sun-
day.
- Mi-()-Na Stomach Tablets re-
lieve biliousness, dizziness and
indigestion, or money back. Ask
Haynes & Taylor.
Miss Marjorie Beavers, of
Frances, was in Marion .shop-
ping Monday.
Miss Tom Searcy left for
Nashville Monday, where she
will spend the winter with her
sister. Mrs. J. J. Jackson.I
Mrs. A. M. HackettleftThurs-|
day for her home in l.ivermore,,
K.\ . after spending two months
{ here with her sister. Mrs. W. N.
Rinhester.
Miss Carrie ,\in8worth. of Ca-
sad. was in town shopping Mon-
day.
.let Nunn, of Sullivan, was
the guest of his father, Eli
Nunn, Sunday.
Dr. .1. K. Cilchnst spent Sun-
day in Dawson Spring's.
Mrs. Klla 0"Brient returned
to her home in Nashville Mon-
day after n visit here with her
brother, Ur. 0. C. Cook, and
family.
Winfred Kunyan W«nt to
Princeton Saturduy and brought
home home a new Dodge ear.
Mrs. Tom Waller, of Moiya"
field, attended the Kwlger-Bos-
ton weihliiiK: last Saturday.
R. F. Haynes was in liouis-
ville this week tn busihess.
Kd PeiT\ of f{.-ptot, V, as in
the city Wednesdax shoupii.u.
Rev. T. C. Newman left Tues-
day for Ix>ui8ville to he absent
several davs
Mr. Joe (i. Hranlly a pros|jei-
ous farmer of Nunns Sta. was
attending court Monday.
.Miss Krma Perrv left for
VVashiaKlon. D. C., .^'at unlay
where she will resume her work
after a two weeks' visi here
with her mother. Mas. George
Perry.
G. M. (iunibert refereed thei
football game between the Louis-
ville Male High School and
Owensboro High .School, which
was played in Owensboro last
Saturday.
Rev, Robt Johnson anii .son,|
Keen, have purchased The Miror, I
a |)aper publihsed in Elizabeth-
1
town. Ky.. from Mr. C. .M. ;
Yates. Mr. Yates is retained
;
as business mana^ri'r. Here's to <
you, father and son. for a suc-
sessful career.|
FOR SALK.I
A voting horse, will work any-
where. Price reasonable.
l7-2t' Mi!S. S. K .M \iiTi\.
liO i-AK BACK'
IN HISTORTi
Engliih Towns That Have Bmii tiu»llthad for OwturiM, and Almeal
Iqualty Ois FamiUM.
A itoij eomiDR fron tb« pictui^
ctque ritlagF of Lyntou in Devon-
ihire. Kti;.'laiid, of a r(>M'!iTit of
three icore aud tea who infoniieiJ a
visitor that his father mtf "\i|>-tain
patting grandfatliiT to bed," recalls
another intere^^tiMK example of De-
TOiiiau links with anolliiT -I'titury.
Thf hainict of Wreyland on tin- little
stream Itiiowu as the \Vre> i> <kiii-
posed of but aiz houaea. Four of
these come within the wide sweep
of tieaiitiful Devonshire Im, Nciij*
conitiian li'd by an emiueiice in the
distrut Each of the four was the
manor of a Ssioo thane in the days
of Edward the Confesior, and eadi
wa« inrii ribed in the Domesday book
of William I^the first Vluclei,
now Wooley; the aecond, Polebroch,
now Pullabrook; the third Hanoe*
more, now Hswkesmere, and ths
fourth Kilaiisford, now Elufor 1 Vo
cnrdiiii! to a book recently pniilishe'l
by the owner of one of thf houaee
it I- not only the homeateads that
possess so ranarkaUe a tradition,
miico there are families in the ham-
let of no leas hiatoric intereot than
the houaas in whiA they dvalL
\LI.0110L I'EH (XNT'
AVo6i'l.ih!olVq)aratiooforAs
siinii:inn'itlifrM«lt>yR(^uts
CASTORIAFor Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
iNFJGiTS . CHILDREN
Thcrcbj'PromotiniiDiiiv^^ion
Ciicfrfulnc^sandResLContaiB'
neither Opium, Morphinenor
MiiKTnijfoTNAHcanc,
Punpkm SmJ
AtieIpfulRcme(|)for
(;onst nation andDwrrhoM
ivvcrishness and
LossoriUEPiTsulttaiWefron^l'**'
Facsimile Si<nstsrerf
•ffli Bears the
Signature
of
f Wrapper.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIATHt CINTAUn COMPANV MtVTMNMffV.
Mrs, Aubrey Cannan, who has
been visitii'u lici
Ash( r w h • lui!'
lioiiie in Bowliny (!reen. return
ed home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rodgera
father. .lohn 1 have returned to their home in
ill at his j Owensboro after attending the
wedding of their son, which
took place here Saturday.
'leeii
Mrs. Fred Hopper of Memphis
is the irnest of her parents, T.
,1. Yandcil and wife.
Mrs. John Martin of Sullivan
was the jyuest Tuesday of her
sister. Mrs. John Pickens.
CYNICAL
For
. SkinAffectionsThese lire usually mure
than "skin deep." 8uf-
fen>ni fruni akin affections
hnve fuiiiid the longed-for
relief in
"The Wdterw.iy to Htsllh*
.•\n .\iiu i 1. ..11 Mi ilu iii.il MiH-
ri.il Will'. 111. till. I .11 tl""
siiiiiii;, willioia aiu comliii-
miin or lorlilyiiiK. Xol a
drastic cathartic but a mildalterative and rcconstmctive.
HAPPY CHILDHOODChildhood days are happy days to the robustchild; they are intended to be days of growth.
mimwmbrings to a child that 5s not thnving, nowsr t'-,;vt si ifaiivj
strerjth—sub tai.c'j ihat determines ftrowlh. . roff'*
is concentrated tonic-nourishment \vhich is readi^ aMon^lated and transmuted into strength.
Give Scott's EmuUhn to growing children often»Jhc cxcliuivt irn<l>> of cod-liwr r it imcd In Saatt'i rwhliii It Itac famoo*8. » B. PnccM," matft In .\'.-» .iy and rciinni in our Mm Ametkm
MbeialotlM. II it • iiur«uin '.t pnHtr e-.l paliUbUtr auwiusMd.Scot; .'t M 'iTuf . It' ' ' •;.
'
DO YOUR
Holiday Shopping
IN FREDONIA
The
"1 know a woman who iifvi-r talks
about Hiiybody «\»e and «lio does
Dot even liatan to ii<-aiidal whea oth-
ers KiTo Qtteranos of it"j
"Poor thing I Was she timtyi
and dombf*
All aViar.l f.ir III • K >l I it 'l I- "f \'
frMSM Khindllir dayo. Id N IIKAi H S
HMSt vnHSMal drama of Hi" *vif<>» Kny
Mf and aolaMs eaat. ii p h ii<'>iiw\i< rripasr
iMe8.sr». Kr«l Major and Bent-
s... ihrfr./.-.. NnrthlandlntheI
Cadiz. Kv.. s|H'nt
.Ji^r^li.' S.'i.'tKV''""''"'" "»""
iMrs. )L W. Crider of kutUwa
TMATINO aaVIRIO NMVH.
When a I nub is amputai<it n{*-
eial attention baa to be paul to the
nenres, Vot these, m Dr. K>ln>d MComar pointed out in his raoent
Hsnreiaa lecttirs ia lioodon, have
III!' ptN'iiliar (mmer of ri'i^'MPrstirin.
Thcv will invade all conliffuous
Structure, auoh u bones, TeseeU and
mnsdss, ia a wild growth betwsas
the rails
Till' pmn i-oiiM^qiient on an ampu-
tation IS iliir to the riittiiiK of tho
iifr\>'>, It pn.vip^ awaj in a trv days.
But if the wound be infected tht iB>
fktioB sprsodi I* the nsrvss sal
prtxliK-ea neuritia
IXhioT Corasr Mid th» dividfd
nerves muat be ent short, thnr
mouths must bt dossd and infrotion
muat bs avoided b| akstaiaiag (Ma
64 Doses $1.00 \
huidUag aad maaipaiatioa.
Dose: Tablespoonful ia
a glass ol water
l'ri'«» rilicti li> physi'
>UM> lor nuitlHulivMi,
iiiiliiiiilioii. rlicmii.nic
, alli < lioM-. Iiifili l>loi)J
Ipti'oiirr anil lurdrninKllir arlrtic«
(In pr r .< t t|>lija
tun 111 •) « '»r
.IrnRKMi r'ftr
25 and 35 cents.lis the guaat of bar psrtnta,
and IteJoa Moon.
variety and quality of the
Holiday Goods we display this year
is fairly complete considering the
difficulty of obtaining such merchan-
dise this year. Will be most pleased
to see you in Fredonia and in our
store.
Our 8tock.s in the followinK lines are alway coni'
pli'U' and up-to-the-minute:
Hardware
Farm Implementa
Stoves
Groceries
Tht DtvontanMinfral tpfing Co
! Im t»r|"ttaif ! ^
JOYFUL EATimIMass |«wM U dliesMa srtlh.
eat the i>inaalh ct palalul ad*».the icy la lilMa airt ol bedi eatin«
and bvii*
RIMOIDSra irondcrliil in ihi 'i V to il.r
tomach UoubMPImuhI to lako^feMaf pnmwH wia
MinUa.
J. E. HILLYARD