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ABUT SIX CHANGESlv IN POLICE FORCE

tNe Change Made in Paducahr Fire Department

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Board of Police iml Fire Ctmnnls-elonrteI Electl Mer lIvor Knsulag

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q IINcw OfficersJamey hennas J L Ilryant Tobe

Owen C D 0 III hUll Fivd MerryHcary Bailcy declined

J IlctlmlJohn McCain Courtney Long

Scott lrg liOn Enlist 11111 J X o

Jilobrfi Janice Gray

it Biit itz Changes were made In thepersonnel of the police departmentat the annual election held last nightfcj the board of fire and police do ¬

ill rtments No changes at all wereIriiade in the heads of the depart

ricitsV thief Collins and Chief<Wood of the police and flro departBnonis respectively1 being reelect

HarlanTotitan Qourleux II

The Cpmmlssloehrs made the SQ Iloctlone publicly after they had beenJnixccutlyq session about an hour

Police department James ColUna chief Frank Harlan captainThomas J Potter lieutenant EmiltJourleux sergeant T J Mooreand William Baker detectives andthe following patrolmen LlgoCross1 William Johnson Williamftogerg John Hessian Elmus Carterlinks Dubai Henry Slngery CasperJonA Jake Route James ClarkGeorge Starrett J A Prince Richard Woods Edward Alexander HDOylet Pete Elch Charles Whlttemore Charles Barber Aaron Hur ¬raey Fred Merry Tobe Owen C Dqtlllam J J Braant and JamesIlrennan Henry Searaon was refetectedl ddT patrol wagon driver andThad Terrell the night patrol driver<oletedhereJacobE1i1ott1ms rfasGlMenvgingert6lRalpbrani Ben Bailer n W Gibson WlJiam1 Warren James WUHaras Sam

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ThomallKjKn1George Glynn John McFadden No

CharleskterNeallStqryTheJameJkechant1Der officer J L Bryant an IlllnoltQenjral car repairer Tobe Owen acarpenter and former policeman Cp Ollllam Fred Merry a barber ofthe BooMiammor shop and City

w94declineforcedaby the general councilThe patrolmen retired by the com

mlssloners are John McCune Court

ErnestHllThe ant 30 days should Iw the

Imslost of nil the year In every storethat makes a bid for trade

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I label Cameron Walter Hutton nnd Henry Hall In The Three of Us ut The Kentucky Tonight

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WEEK IN SOCIETY

Continued From rage Three

Mildred Berry Elwyn Dorry IreneKJournoy Elizabeth Caldwell Elizabeth Tandy Mary Terry UurnottLouise Campbell Lucy OVcrby EdithSherrill Bertha Ferguson JilarliBerry Emma Boyd Jnnle JUvcrsMnIlo Gardner Charlotte WheelerVerne Purcell Emma Cleaves andLena Utterback

1nrty for Out ot Towu HUI > tlsvMr ant Mrs J 8 Sollars or 2OH

CiUthrlo avenue cntortalnptf onThursday evening In honor of theirson Mr Charles V Sellars who Isvisiting hero from Clinton Oklaand other outoftown guests ThehoiiEo was decorated with ferns Andcarnations Tlio color scheme ofrod and whine was carried out In thedining room A very pleasant even-Ing was spent with games afterwhich Ices and cakes were servedThe guests included Misses Ora CXqhraus of Dallas Texas Alva MayPrice of Fulton Ky Edna Osborneof Kuttawa Fannie Emerson nndLull Pryor of olsomdalo KyVerna St John Ethell Scope LauraHello Prince Ilcno Collars BonniePrlnceT tny Mllburn Irenp ScopesAnna Yoncey Ruth Burton XoraBowland Laura Oborhnuaen Mrand Mrs Walter Ollllam MawraCharles L Sellarsof Clinton OklaJohn TJrJco of Fulton Pat EakerCurtis lHughes Harry VerthenTom Clark Aubrey Torlan JullaaFrlstoc Carlos Gilliam Marry Gillam A D Frcycr Willie ZeIssLInHodges Otha Cash Joe WebbQIKhtertnlns for Visitors

Miss Bertha Crawford entertainedits oclock dinner on Tureday evenng at her home 143C Trimble

street In honor of Miss Addle Pow-ell of Corydoir Ky and Mr Guy TPenton of Xashvllle Tpnn It vats

a pleasant occasion with a number offriends ijresknt

< JItlrlhdiiy PartyMiss Mary Lillian nol ou was the

hostess at an enjoyablb party onMonday afternoon from 2 to 4 oclockat the homo of her parents Mr andMrs Lto notion 1017 Boyd streetn celebration of her ninth birthday

Tho dining room was prettily decoated In pink and white carnations

nDainty refreshments were servedThe guests were Misses GladysDuck Mabel Keller Hazel Lentemyer Lougenla Billings Mary AndersoH Genoa Clayton Arnela BUI

I lugs Mildred Irobson Ellis DaisLula Wootan Xelllc Bass Eulah Confry Mabala Klnc May Rhodes XolCraig Marguerite Hans J PaulineBoas Jennie Hans Iaryl1Ian Itoton Masters Russell Garbcr TIptonKoller yigle King Charlie Loutmayer Noah Kins

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In Honor of JlnylkIil questt

Misses Ola and Luelllo Dossctt en ¬

tertained tmost pleasantly tiu Thurs ¬

day evening with music find gamesIn compliment to Miss MatHe B sal¬

Ivan of MaiQolJ A minr schemeof red and green was carried out Inthe decorations Delightful refresh ¬

ments were servedThe guests were Miss lattlb

B Sulllvnn Mnyfleld Ada BarkleyUortlia Thompson Alma Adams Setlie SOndersoy Annie Uagsdaje LIbale Sanderson Louise Weltlaufr Mo

rceit Hudolph Hoxlo Cross Lucille1DoKtott Ola Dossett MesersV IlobortNichols Sidney Dlsmukes Cohloy

tlcott John Farr Clifton benterRobert Wilkins Ivy Webb DavidMaze wilt Craig Paul BirnC ZIJ WJlllameon Thel Futye I lardSanderson Roy House MarvinI CowIll Kddle Leo Wliltnier Mrlnd Mrs Houston dams pf MayWild and Mr and Mrs Fred Houee

Clirfstinis Storm arty

worolJt1eallttnUI091htIght The evening was Spent witheuchre and other gainos Delightfulrefreshments were served Thesouse tins prettily decorated and reBocted the Christmas joy ofiihe ocaslpn let

0 rs Clirktinas VciMlnp nnlorcMiss Ada Tanning and

Wear or Bontan wnro maid onVidriosday at the homo of tu ljrldo

The bridegroom Is ono of tile odltonjf tho Benton TribunoDemo dt andq well known In Paducah f

The marriage of Mr Noble KMorris of Paducah and Miss Xfline Illckettg of Cairo took place onChristmas afternoon at 3 oclock atihi hope of the brld It was anelaborate ceremonial After the wdding trip to New Orleans the coujiiowill visit In Paducah the brldgrooms parents Mr and Mrs E F i

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Our New Year Greeting Will Be

ENTERPRISE ENERGY ECONOMYAgain we arc making store attractions mijldng them

for the convenience and comfort of our customers Thetore thats improving thats hustling the store with cuttprices for January that means something

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Morris 21DJJarley Place before go-Ing to Arcadia Mo to reside Mrand Mrs Morris and MY ClarenceHouseholder attended the weddingfrom Puducah

Tho Rev JMl Clark of thlll cityand Antis I Iain m of Martin Tuiinworn married on cOliristmaa day atthe brides homo In MartliY MrClark Is ttioppiiular young ministerof Ibo North Twelfth vStre t Baptistchurch They will make their homeat 1119 Xorth Thirteenth street

Muse Mamie Halley and Mr JohnMcunltr wore married on Vedii ltday afternoon at 3 oclock at tintlprivet house of the St Krtinols deSales ojidrch rite nev Pnthor HW Jansen performed the ceremonyThey are popular young peo <1o roijdtng on tho Cairo road

Ir Ida Gilbert and Mr Qu1 sCorulllnudt of Hle cOlIlJtIwero 1nnFrlodi on WtHlnekduy evening u1sJOoclqjck at the Mine of Mrs AniraSWtt ou Tennew strwt Then7 Tl J Owen potformed the caremqnjrv Mr and Mrs BtlwardHarlion gtteledthe eoupje TJjoy willro tdo on Ut MnyHeM road

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Mfer Eoanor > richt and Mr Waitar Ileadltw of Mayfleld were mar ¬

ried on Wedntaday oreitltg Of thebrides home la Mayflekl The Ilevyf W Mann of the Methodistchurcbj perfOr cd the ceremonyThe bride is womlnently related IInPaducah and M fur several yearsbeen coiinMte T with the Tadaoabcity schoolH 411s11es Hlla Wrightrtttbor Boyd aSd nelle Frd of Pa-

ducah attendettl l the wedding

The mnrrlaig of Mlts Nora Uolnsawl Mr lUrflrdarneal of this citywas solemnized on ChrltAmnt tightnt 33q oclock ut the homo of thqbridoa par ntsMr and Mm A JReins Tw jktvijtvonh Imf Jonesstreets It was a pretty ceronionlilad was followed by a rooaVtlon

The atJoriilaaUi word Mlw SallleCraig and dir Hording Reins Boththe bride and bridesmaid wore white

Inrll1l1nneoulllo Ire visiting In WayerlY Tennf

Miss Lula Di Morgan and Mrsane Tandls of OreBiisburB Ky

wre married on Tuesday afternoonat 1 oclock at the h9nu of thebrides mother Mm Josephine Ioriran 273 Broadway The Rev G-

iT 5ulllvjti w nor ihe Broadway

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trade youand

HIS January Clearing Sale is a cut price clothinge

cut price shoe sale a cutfur coat suit waist aid skirt sale a cut price millincry sale a cut price silk arLO

11it dress goods sale a cut price notion salca cut price hosiery and underwear sale a cut primeI ittple dry goods sale a cut price boys clothing sale a cut price cloak sale a cut

II P ice trunk sale a cut price sale a cut price grocery sale a cut price sale of brokenwingertn with three or ffour months oflrcalI wit time ahead of youtfrr M v xv j I it M I A J

MethodistI church performed theII

ceremony After awpdtllirg trip t

Florida they will make their homo atGrcensburt Me mud Mrs J TMorgan 2222 Jefferson street broth-er and sister pf till bride entertainerat dinner In honor of the couple onlMonday evening The woddTiig ova

followed by a family dinner partyM

iBOUT PKOP1KMiss Mlldml HumpTirlc of H ip

klnsvllle is tho holiday guest of horcousin ilea Caroline hum 313I

North Sixth sheet<

Miss Emily Wallace of LouUvIIeIs tho guest of Mss Hazel RhodesJefferson streett

Mr and Mrs Harry Tandy andI

little Miss1 Elizabeth Reed Tandyhave returned to Frankfort afterspending Christmas with MRS Edstand P Noble

Miss Louise of Stfouls arrived Thursday to vialMlts Susie Tbompsob Broadway andFoiirtjinth street Miss Htzglbhonvisited Miss Thompfon two years tIr

ago and nradp an attractivelion

Mr and Mrs F S Alden whohave irnido Paducah their honlo to

tho past year have gone to Wash ¬

ington DC and from tljoro will goto Covlngton Teuq to spend thewinter Mr Aldon has beetIdraughtsman In the oflfco of IL A

Washington city engineer Ho anct1

Mrs Alden made ninny frlend hereand> thoir departure regretted

Mr Will Iloildlck who Is attend ¬

lug the Cincinnati Collogo of Music4s at home to spend tho holllayswith his parents Dr and Mrs J TItaddekv Mr Reddlek tocenttytook a promlpent part lit a pupilsrecital at the college and won deeM-

ed honors

Mr anti Mrs Harry Unn of Nthv-

1Ho T mn are tho guMU Of Mrand Mrs B B Linn Xbrlh Fifthsheet They woes lAnrrlad Utweek Mrs Unn was Jllga PaulineCnmmlne of FaVottoxMIo T niu IIIWIa Mer of Mina Mary Cray CujnnilnMho formerly taught hero Sfco vtfItod Mlse Mary Linn lure lust rRIIIand kt quite baNdiotDfc

Jila Blln llrynut irdt MK Kdgnr 1T

Uogoi fit tutu city were lotrrtedi OB

Than day cveolng Iji IoutavlUewhere they had guile In order toII

have a quiet wed JJng They UOIpopular yoncB people with a Hoet tlIfriends In Padiwah The bade la allIattractive girl aud the brkts room A

promlnetat younic busln M man orttP 4acab They will return on Ma 1

day and be at home to their frieadsat BS1 North Fourth street-

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Oily LMiioy llciim That llnyH IMIII

cy lIs Slnlilntl to IHiith litIarls TCIIII

ghays Looney n brutbor jtQt Guy a-

Ixmiey fornwrty or tko SmUh andCoof Padnoah way

staled to death In a tlglitwith aman named Poopla nt Park Tene W

Christ DIM ovo Ur Guy Loons> tleft Paducah Tueadaji for Partswhere ho was to be married to a wellknown young tady ChrleUna day lIIofII

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ANNOUNCEMENTII

J D E WILSONWho hits boon at Harbours ivpiutmcnt Store or nearly six

years will open his now Hook MusicI mitt Stationery Store about

January lot ntJlj Uroathvny Nelson KgttloB old stand Itwill pit > you to get the bnbit with

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of Tobacco Worm and Best

tMeans of the Pest

IlopklniyUle IIfa Iw1 ZSTbv

taunt expert Woo spear qll of thesummer earl seokal week Into UteofrperlnwiHlUK with laiecU wfctoh pray ¬

ed open tolMTro with a blow of tlrllag some metbod by whlel they

mlKht bo exlerwltssted eed their ravinRe oCIftOnlfIi bM Wn winter jwWU

1by the dtiwrtnwel of Ti<mlture nnnIt contolnt muck of interest to theotiareo grower of wad

Tonnawee Air Morgan made htshindquarters at Clirk vU e but lirvlsltwl needy ntorY Utility In

dark wit and varlou txi > rlm u1Were eoodurtrd under his

tortt l fnt file report by

r frr<iiKe to the praitlw of wnvtlMIng of tbe tobMtd Iw IK tnIf the doubleiiirKM of affording innr< h > R to tie

pilitHUi sad also f makas It so hot-

that the ln nu could h + driven outluring the IUst fprlnc ilHHlb he easeUte HHstbvr ronAnionl ears no tealtiIwi Inntcad of drUlTui the luwtMs

warllliJiarlisted on the picnic hIt

that full 2i per r< m of 1tlmatl1acI

ago In the arrow hng due In thleono cause He 5a15 mpt that theplant 1 nild have I a saved urean filler there tad theanncrit u1 an arn t spray

Oil 11nnatHe rtfr to cut worms and other

HMBWti with iirtpronoittifaM twhnlql iMmr ea iMIiix Mnxw <iat reafioaaHife for the dams M tooWro butaye thtt the low hits oronaloned IU

ovmaliadowrd by rtii great ptsst theMtocco worm 11 r MorRnn cJmw a

them under two heater tbft Northerntobarro worm IhlcKeihBtlua tutelqnetMeulta sod the SontrMfM totwrevworm IIMiVttMbontlii etxta

lie trjHd the relative nieHU ofilts iara brute and of hood pink

lux M a buses of RtUng aid of theworm and found that an acre of totaroo WM kp cleared of the wombt a me of Malt Jl Jty udnar the

rtofmin ahlle It nml < 13 I>er aerelok-trtrp she worms ontt kv heal Inicking10 srsoethe fariucm In roturti folkpmctle of pol oiiiii tho bloom oajlmton weeds will cobalt

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reference to the ow of poliwu

liaI dlnryao says Tiro leet rault4ubUlned by Pane j

reen Is a dun with alrla ked limeM rattler U> the under sldea Of tho

ileA vea ure1 es5 that tj0i 5

will1 rbIfhn HIIIIWNI 1 to AirfliT lobarNI U cut b

he principal f wwt for the niaitrrii gtKwormn for htbaruotlon and 1w thereron vmHTlallv urlt m tho ftiniyrm I

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toup the ttubblo TinnlillnK from

the oiiHn its tN1o1i aa ptwulha nflM

tho tchm o has bplI hniiMMt w > thaixurk vrn weir Ihlt Vii to allowci I

In geti a startfont inning Mr Morgan sassy

KiKht hun + lmd pupae per arri IK tin

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of trading Wilson

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alanrtnu number to to permitted to-

goI through the wlntur when tho pneNriHtlo of repnvluctlon aro conild

tied1111111afuwhol wo roJnctnhVrthat the moths em nliip from thnhftwriMiMiHc t utic tho progmiltorH ottht itetMnhlloii that wjirks such haresIn the tobacco tickle during July andAugust If only half of tho aboybDUb >er or jtupao nKkturo aujlf 1Knitef those tint mature are females woshaft have 200 females per acreQunlntancv places thd number ot ogdeposited at 200 par female Thiswould1 ulyo 10000 clP IIOT hero nndlater 4COOO worms TWs isl In Iho-

eprlagI TI0 fomnlou that maturemm tilts number gf worms will oath

lay 100 eggs for the July and August-IpfeelaUonI Tho refill would fbo Iotta000 wflrnis If We tuppnTO thatonly lilr of the 40000 worm nmlure

Signllicauce lit PII11NSomothltiK of tho slenincnnto of

the above figure may ho untttretnojwhen U Is aUlM Wet upon tobacco

thunIberdont of Hftyntnir worms appearbra frost Ai RM Z until Selttemtwr

5 The ijt14t par AOY frpmcounts nM <te Nand feurteun plots was

tfijo Aftblw te the 3000000worm wo iM Infett more Uinn 92arrs of llohatee The linixlrtnntB ofthe dl tration of the tub1 >Tc> byptowitir le Apparent Your agentn4r < R4lI > aiKlMd that no eurker bosHowed to stab and Uixt III OOJIM

where they had k en allowed to growthr tend tbonldtat plowed io tkir UPor winter to a depth or flve Oj six-

InchiIl ftat wd of being diskedAccrdlat to Jlr iMorgaue fit

mete the lose flit thk 1907 crop fromall cars>e is over 3008000 lIflc1

ere < thoulr igloo beetle IijurIAt i

te<il1 bede1 raNMd A shortage utJii-pr rent In the oro1 and1 a eOUM < UtDtMss of fipnix4mfttoty 3000DO0The low dbc to Injury by tflaeworm Ila mUuititodi to ho at tautllimono The nso ttr of aero thatart b i apt W at a loss of Sto fibpeer Mrp tM At leaM 0006 TJfo lowwould be uroooo to 1x10000-

KlTict of 1nrnillrnIn referaneo 16 pamuHe Uio re-

port r lhttill so fix ae obiorratji >M of the presflnt wason are to boratkHl HfHiir native parasites do notrtnrrjte a vary nppreelablo ontrol ofloharro Itnocti CotnparaUvoly veryfew larvae of pUlegcthonlhlij werefo tntr pnrattlted upon tobaco6 UpontoniHt M e howevor the royorM lIs theru On IS upon a rowof trntrtltooa wliloli separated two titsot toltAMo 102 larvao of P sextowere Mrnallod by AmnlolO eonBronatu and thlrtyUne non imrn > ltei

In a letter to OuBgroMman JohnW lh > Ualrxui of NenhvHlo Sontir Jan H VIIiiotr states that MrMorgan wI1lollCotlllllkl tn the darkllnrht to rootlllUPI Ills invctitlRtitloriinext summer provided thr upproprlArlon wilt permit

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Keep the Stock Turning

BUY AND SELL CHEAPa

Thats this stores way of pushing trado Its the billy wny thathelps yon tojthe right kind of tnerohandtso at the rlRliF kijid ot low

prices Tit taro tor thrifty peopjoj tho store with outt prices for

January that henna something

This Stores Stock=Ming Annual January Clearing ale Starts Monday°W

I We are making the lowest for this January Clearing Sale known in yearsmaking them for you making them tokeep the wheels of spinning here Our policy of small profits and turnover helps at all times This Jan-uary Clearing Sale does still bettersacrjfices profit knifes into cost makes whole month of January a bargain feast

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Clearing Sale we have builders and workmen making alterations here and Ithere in the store making preparations getting ready for tiegreat business we have

planned for 1908 The Big Store wants your trade during IPOS means to get it by deservingiit means to make it pay you to buy everything here When you buy goods here youbuy rc ¬

liable goods for less money and prosper This store is quick to cut prices and last to advancethem It is the store that never ha permitted md never will permit any one to successfullyundersell it f l-

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