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rni HAroo ? Are You Interested? If yon are interested in a New Fall Cloak or Coat Snif, yon should see the greatest line now on dis- .play in our Ready-to-wear v Department. . . ' Garments are all absolute ly new, and prices guar, anteed to be the very low est to be found auy where, workmanship and quality considered'. Priced- $7.50, $10.60, $15.00, $20.00 to $50.00. L New Millinery Every week adds to onr Millinery . Department the very newest that de signers bring out. If in terested, don't make yoUr purchase until you Bee our big stock. The Price depends on the quality. We carry ail qualities, thesefore prices vvary. s j , Mr. J, B. Boyd, Centertown, tu among the Herald's caller yester- Mr. Warren Taylor, of Cromwell, wag welcome visitor at this office yesterday. v lira. Mollis ' Herring, of Bearer Dam, Is the gaeat of her niece, Mrs. J. P. Casebler, and Mr. Casebler, this week. Messrs. Charles and Courtland Ellis and Udema Rhoads, city, were In Owensboro Sunday, Miss Margaret Williamson, of Cen tertown, spent the week-end here as the guest of Miss Leila Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, of Llv- erraore, are In this city at the bed side of Mrs. Johnson's aunt, Mrs. Charlotte Taylor. Mr. Isaac Foster, who Is In the ' contracting business at Central City, spent the week-end with his family here. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Goodman, Messrs. Elijah Thomas, Dowden Bates and McDowell A. Fogle spent Sunday in Owensboro. Miss Lelia Glenn, Instructor In the Central City High School, spent the week-end here with her parents, Judgo and Mrs. J. S. Olenn. ' Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, city, Is making an extended visit with her son, Mr. H. B. Taylor, and daughter, Mr. B. F. Z:mnnii.ian, of Louisville. SXX- FOR TODAY Hog Melts, Pork Brains, That Good Chesterfield Pork Sausage, Catfish, t Oysters, Celery, Oranss, Pcnanas, Grapes at HEG'S. Bo sure and mnke your plana to attend the Hallowe'en party at the High School auditorium Tuesday Ev ening, Oct. 31st. 7.00 to 10:30. Giv en by the Homo Economics Class. FOR SALE CHEAP One 50-ln. Co'.t Generator Acetylene Lighting Plant, crated. J. R. 40-3t, Xanz boro, Ky. Western florists All new. Never bcon. uu- McCOY, Beaver Dam, Ky. riorr.1 Company, OwenS , Funeral work a Specialty. Kentucky's old reliable Mrs. J. I, Goodman, Com mercial Ky. Hotel, cgent for Hartford, 35-tf TAXI SERVICE Ca.ll Home 'Phone 61 for dependa ble tail service, anywhere, any time. For night service call 82. , J. GLENN BARNES. 34tf Hartford, Ky. Mr. V. C. Heal, city, epenr week-end In Owensboro. " the I A j. f o o O LOCAL DASHES O fr 4- See ELLIS ICE CO., before put ting In your winter supply of coal. 89-4t Try a sack of that White Dove High Patent Flour at DEVER EROS. sReal economy and comfort in the xTtehen means a Cole's J)own Draft Mr. W. G. Bennett and daughter, Miss Esther, city, have been the guests of Mr.' and Mrs. J. C. Bennett, of Central City, for the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. McDowell und grandchildren. Julia May and John R., motored out and spent lust Sat nvcay with Mr. McDowell's brother, ..Ir. Ilicharu .McL'bweil, and family, near Concord. The next tlmo you need gas, drive to our visible pump, fill with Good (Julf Gas and nee that you get what you pay for. The Visible 1'uinp nif;iNur the gasoline before- yon WALLACE, TAYLOR & MORRIS, Hartford, Ky. tf. I'CBLIO Al'CTION Beginning at 10 a. m., Friday, Nov. 3, I will offer for sale at auction the follow ing property In Fordsville, Ky.: House and 3 a. lot, adjoining June T.llsaV nrniutffu. hrtnu.hnlil a n il were the recent guests of Mrs. Wil-j M, . , ' ' ,,., , S. K. Mrs. Sidney Williams and little daughter, Mildred Elizabeth, city, Range. 4-lt JUr. and Mrs. A. C. Porter have re 'Jrned from a visit with friends and relatives In Owensboro. liams parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, of Luzerne. reject unsatisfactory bids on houso. J. B. WELLS. See what you get. Fill your gas tank with Good Gulf Gasoline at our Visible Pump. WALLACE, TAYLOR MORRIS, Hartford, Ky. SO-tf. Mr. James H. Williams , Barbour, left Sunday for WANTED You to get your Rexall Magazine every month. 42-eow THE REXALL STORE Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis, Mrs. Rom i ' ney Helton and Mrs. Attorney C. H. Heavrin, city, was confined to his room on account of illness a day or two last week. i Sttnnydale, attended the funeral and burial of Mrs. C. C. Johnston, at Magan, Wednesday, of last week. and son, St. Louis, j Mo., to attend the Christian Church j Congress, which convened in that . city, Monday night and will continue i until Friday night. The Messrs. Dodson, Williams will arrive homn Saturday. i Mr. J. E. Bean is acting as druggist R. A. Duke, of i the absence of Mr. Williams. Mrs. Sallye Coleman Mitchell, of LaQrange, Ky., was the recent guest of Misses Sue and Tina Yelser. city. , Miss Florence Nelson, Instructor In the Hartford High School, spent the (Week-end with her parents, at Henderson. . LOST At the Ohio County Fair, a Lady's Coat, Brown with Gray Satin Lining. Finder please bring or mail to MRS. CHARLES BURTON, . 42-tf . Echols, Ky. Among those from Hartford who attended the Automobile Races at Owensboro Saturday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller and chil dren; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kirk; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnhill; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Taylor and little daughter; Miss Margaret Cooke; Messrs. C. O. Hunter, Glenn Barnes, W. O. Wood ring, Claude King and Gross Schroade. 'Mrs. A. W. Mills, Misses Gustlne Mills, cltv. and Ella Mae McOuarv. I the latter attending school here,' FOR SALE: Two Hundred acre- Mrs. M. McCormack, of near town, spent the week-end with Mrs. Mills' j farm adjacent to Hartford; seventy- was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.' daughter, Mrs. T. E. McQuary, and five acres cleared; about 35 acres Louis T. Riley, and Mr. Riley, city, a few days last week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Porter, city, have returned from Owensboro, where they were . the guests of friends and relatives. Mr. McQuary, country. of the Bells Run Mrs. Maggie Griffin, city, returned-Tuesday night of last week from Owensboro, where she spent a few days as the guest of relatives. ' Mr. and . Mrs. Marvin Black, of aensboro, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, Black's sister, Mrs. F. L. Lauterwasser, ana mr. muierwm.er. Mrs. Francis Bartlett and daugh ter, Mrs. J A. Blandln,' of Evans- fenced; vllle, Ind.r arrived In Hartford Wed nesday, where they spent the night. They went to .the home of their daughter, and sister, Mrs. L. L. Trogden, and Mr. Trogden, of the Clear Run country, Thursday, to re main their guests week. tMrs. Margaret Townsend, . who 'iOJ-nt two weeks In this city as the guest of her nelce, Mrs. S. J.- Wed ding, has returned to her home in Cobden, III. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Taylor and Utile daughter, Esther, ' city, ' have returned from a. ten-day's motor trip to Vlcksburg, Missv where they were guests of Mrs. Taylor's - par ents, Dr. and Mrs. Cooke, were accompanied home by upland, balance fine Muddy Creek bottom land; 50 acres merchanta ble timber; two dwellings, barn and Outbuildings; about ' forty acres improvements in fair condi tions. To be sold to settle estate; posresslon February 1, 1923; price right; reasonable terms. An excel lent opportunity for one who wants a combination of the advantages of town and country. Apply at Herald Office for further particulars. 39-tf NOTICE Wo are Installing a tipple and hoist on our yards to unload coal M . .1 1.1 . I I rum uaigra uu win ue m uernua They I by October 15. Can supply you with Mrs. any kind of coal In any quantity any Taylor's slater, Cooke, who will weeks. . Mias Margaret remain several day in the year. Prices reasonable. v ELLIS ICE CO.. Hartford, Ky., 3-4t Mt. S. T. Barnett, Hartford, has returned from a ten-day sojourn at pawson for the benefit of his health. He Is Improved, but will return in a few days to continue treatment. WANTED Two hustling young men by an old reliable firm. Must furnish smalt bond. Good position for right party. Write BOX. 167, 42-lt BeaVer Dam, Ky. ' Miss Kennedy Collins, who Is em ployed as a stenographer by the Ken tucky Utilities Co., at Greenville, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Collins. Messrs. J. L. Smith, Olaton; D. B. Sullengor and JtD. Miller, Hartford,1 Route 1; A. M. Kirk, Buford, and W. J. Mahaney, Hartford, Route 5., ' were auiong our callers within the last few days. o C cd T3 B (0 X C O CO or Mr. F. L. Felix returned Monday from Loiifsvlllo where he had spent about a week with Mrs. Felix, their duughter, Mfs. C. B. Kniskern, and other relatives. He will remain in Hartford about ten days. Reverends T. T. Frazler and Rus sell Walker filled their regular ap pointments at the Hartford Method ist and Baptist Churches, rHrtive ly, Sunday. They greeted by fair-sized and appreciative congregations. Mr. R. B. Cullcy, of Stanley, en route from a two weeks' hunting trip in northern Nebraska, stopped over hero and spent Friday night and Saturday with his daughter, Mm. Lyman G. Barrett, and Mr. Bur-ntt. Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, Mes dames Gilbert Westerlield, Hubert Stuiderfur und Everett Mi'i!i:n arid Mr. Rollio Bell, all oi th Nocreel: community, attended lh. funeral of Mrs. Sam nhoads at Ml. Ci rmel Sun day afternoon. c u B S a o CD CD Q .A.T IDEAL THEATER Beaver Dam. Ky. Thursday, Oct. 19th, will be presented one of tho greatest desert picures ever nnde "ARABIAN LOVE" staring that splendid, handsome young actor, John Gilbert whom Mr. Fox says is the most rapid rising young' star on tho screen. If you like desert romance, redblooded, dashing, thrill ing "SHEIK STUFF," then don't miss this great entertain ment, with it's lancinating backgrounds staged In "Tho Land of The Sheik," amid the calls of the youth whore hot blood surres thru the sand and sweeps stretches of the dosort. See the desert night, by moonlight, the thrilling rnscuo of the White girl from the Sheik's Camp'.'.'.- Come early and get a good Beat there will be but ofie show starting promptly at 7:. TO p. m. Admission 20c to all You will also have the ploasure of seeing ono of Dr. Larry Semon's best comedies. Saturday, October 21st v.-e will have a picture of thrill, excitement and stirring ac tion. Such as dynamiting of a river, fliree men and a canoe being carried over great falls to destruction, fist fights, in tenno dramatic scenes, a stirring love BtqfjLOf the great out door;,, du.-iug feuta of horsemanship and i1)TST:ive pots In which t-poctaculnr scenes are enacted. A picture with plenty of JEP! PUNCH! ACTION! Oh yes WILLIAM DUNCAN and EDITH JOHNSON "The Silent Vow" Tli;e two stars aro vz.U to bo at their bi-st ami you have seen Tlicm both, at thin tbi-atro tu "No lietonso," "oteol heart" and "Where Men are iVIn.' "Can you afford to iuis thin one? A stilly ot tho Great Open tlpacos Where Rod Blooded men fight lor I'Ji.lu and Honor; Where Bravo Women face groat Dan cers to help tho Mon They Lovt-. No. Then sec the picture tlir.t is not lacking in daredevil teats "Tho Sllont Vow." Al o.i tood om"ily all for 20c. Show starts at 7:30. First t. i r '!! rtni t'viee. jntf i iiViViJI A -11. XVI. vJL 1WJJ vor the man cares 1 raa jho The RIALTO A wide flat much desired by younger men who wear shoes of the different type Light weight Tan Grain leather Style with comforts COOPER BROS.. Beaver Dam, Ky. IE3 o - id o s . m s o to sr X D B 9 r 1 V 1 if I. 1!