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MODERN HAIR DRESSING
las played havoc with tho tresses of th
fair sol and druggists everywhere con
tncnt on tbo fact that tbey are eclito
largo quantities of sago for making tb
oldfashlonrd Base tea such as wa
used by our grandmothers for promotm
the growth of their hair and restoring It
naliJral color The demand for this well
known herb for this purpose has boon si
great that one manufacturer has take
advantage of the fact and has placed 01
Iho market nn ideal sage tea contain
Jnp Rulphur a valuable remedy for don
draft and wxilp rashes and Irritation
Ttiis preparation which Is called Wyethi
Sago and Sulphur Is sold by all leadin
druggists for f > 0 cents and 1 a bottle 01
11111 lw 1 sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical
Company 71 Cortlandt St New Vorl
City upon receipt of price
For sale and Mcommnded bj V V
7 Gllburt
OahsrtThere
There Is one clergyman to every
thousand persons In London
qii
BirfG
The remedy tor
Cihni Ult HIT Few I
and toaammanooriu taaom
or ulnra tier of all raucous mem
I brine unnatural diKlurctt from
ucha
nnu
iu e throat or urinary Orleans
Sold by Drugglete
I or In plain wrapper erptesa
1 VTaiaonre lptoll
or th re n bottles pus
pus1bok4t
llooklct on rcquub b
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Cadwfl0tu
VSA
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Are now rIpe Choice cut
t bloom or flue plants
4Bulbs 4 of our op Importa
tion Hyacinths NarcIssus
Tulips and Chinese Sacred
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Lilies
LiliesFiNi
FiNi LARGE GOLD FISH
Artistic Floral Designs to
Orderi i
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Both Phones 3U8 or 187
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PORT P ARMSTRONG
Phone 1460
AGood Mechanic
Takes no chance when he buys
tools He wants to know what
ho is getting Therefore he
buys here where nothing but
the best Is sold We linvo every
thing In Hardware Tools Etc
of tho best Give us a chance
to snow you
HANK BROS
21Ii Itroadway
Both IMioncs 103
Chrysanthemums
We have the anent assort
ment of flowers in tho city
California Privet Hedge tho
best hedge for Hill climate
Hyacinths Tulips NarclHls
sod China Sacred Lily Bulbs
all Imported Cut Fltwere
etcFloral
Floral designs our ipeclalty
Iliono Us Tour Orders
Either Phone 102
ScSimaus Bros
FLORISTS
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For D
Snort noonII Time Only
We will sell a hand deco
rated lamp same as this
worth 225 for 145
BARKSDALE BROS CO
121 North Third St
IThe I Evening Suns Daily Markets I
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LoCAL PRODUCE
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Corrected dally b Woolfolk
lowers 8 Co
Eggs dozenIt27 f
Spring chickens pound 7c
Hong pound 1e
Geese pound6c
Butter packing stocK 17c
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S TOBACCO MARKETS
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Ixulsvllle Dec ITho offerings
on tho local breaks follow Hurley
97 now 551 oM dark 11 Original
inspection 52il revfows HI To
tal CG2 Rejections Thursday 123
burley 2 dark
The Peoples w r houpo sold 70
hogfeads of old burley at 585 to
I1G25 Rejections 4
The Planters Central warehouse
old 1O1 hogfheads old burloy at
400 to J1175 Rejections 4
Farmers Warehouse sold S > 0 hhds
aid burley at 400 to fl760 and 3
tads new burley at I to 4550
Rejections 4
Home Warehouse wM 17 hhds
tit I burley at M10 to 107 and
21 bbda now burlap at 3SC to 11
Rejections 3
TJio State warehouse sold 58 hogs
heads of old burley at 5CO to
1275 and 17 of new Lucite nt
3flO to 700 There woro 3 re
fections
fectionsTh
The Kentucky wnrohouso sold 52
hopriioadi of old burley at 5Q to
152C 1C of new buriey at 375
to 1150 10 of old dark at D10 tr
10 There were 4 rejections
The Ninthstreet warehouse sod >
91 hogsheads of old burley at 580
to 1575 and 9 of new burloy at
080 to f llO Thero were 7 re
jections
Tho LoutevlUo warehouse sold OS
hogsheads of old burley at 596 to
1575 and C of new burley at 4i50
to 1050 There wore 3 rejections
HlopklnsvBlo KyiDee Ilhe
first tobacco ealca of the season on
Jireo loostvkaf fkx > ra of Hopkins
file were held yesterday Thor was
a largo number of buyers spirited
bidding and highly ettsa tory prices
wore paid an overage of from 8 to
850 JIll around established by the
buyers In the country being main
tained
The aggregate offerings were 60
OOK pounds aW grades being shown
Tho range of prices follow Tram
425 to 550 lugs C to 075
common leaf 75O to 850 mod
Ijim leaf Q to 10 and good leaf l
10 to lli5
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UVKrYTOCK
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Loulsrtillo Dtt ITho rocoSpts
of hogs were 1249 for the week
thus tar 0301 Thero was a pretty
good demand for ail weights nnd on
account of a light Mtppto the trade
opened with Trloas 5e higher than
jresterdaiy soteeted hofts of aH
wolgbts ecHlng At 740 with roughs
out at GiG down The pens were
well bleared but the trade made a
slow finish on account of some other
markets botag lower
lowerCattle
Cattle
Tho receipts of rattle wore 249
head for tho week > two far 1818
Tho busing crowd was rather small
the demand NmJtod and but Utte
doing In any avenuov there was no
material or vquotaWo chaago In
Yi ties Choice handy weight taUcbw
cattle wero tho eoughtnaftw clans
and thoy sold readily at steady to
InItmor
ferior kinds as well as heavy i
butcher steers were moro or leas I
neglected and Blow to change II I
The feeder curd stookttr market was
just about ready IJults steady oan
ners dull MRch cows urichu Cd
No prime heavy cattle hero feeling
easy
Olives
iRiecolpts 55 for the week thus far
394 The market ruled firm with
the bulk of tho best veals 88c
some fancy higher medium C8c
common 2 J4 0 Cc
Sheep and TXmlS4
Receipts 11 for the week thus far
313 Tho market niledi steady the
best fat tarniba telling to the butchers
at 55c medium and cults slow
I at 35c Fat fheop 231 3c down
The Fidelity Underwriters of New York
The worlds strongest and largest Fire Insuranee Co Assets 36
millions policyholders surplus 19 millions
THE FRIEDMAN INSURANCE AGENCY
onico 128 Broadway Both ilioncs
Theres Another Seasons Wear in That Dress or Suit
It needs some expert attention from a competent cleaner it Is
true but wo are as well equipped to do fine work ai any cleaner
In the state And a dollar or two will work wonders with gar
ments which seemed beyond repair
Ladles Suits Cleaned and pressed 9150 to 150
150tdidfes 9123Mens I
Mens Suits cleaning and pressing 3180
I 3180Oversoats
SEE US FOIL ESTIMATES WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
H M ALTON
New Phone 1083 111 South Fifth Street Now Phone 1083A
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SW Kentucky Ave
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We are now located in our new
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NEW OFFICER
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IVIII 1IAVK CHAIUiK OP EVANS
VlliLIi DISTRICT
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nipt O I W Klrkpalrirk Will lie
Succeeded lly Ijviitonnnt
GurrlllicRi
After two rears of faithful service
a officer In charge of the Evansvlllo
recruiting district for the U 8 army
apt 0 W KIrkpatrIck of Evans
Mlle has been relieved and Is sue
tcodcd by First Lieutenant Truman
V Carrithers who wilt enter upon
its new duties January 1 1911 Cap
aln KJrkpatrlck will Join his com
nand ln the Fifteenth cavalry at
ort Jlycr Va near Washington D
J During his service as recruiting
mcer ho has performed diligent
tervlce keeping up the good record
rcado by his predecowor Captain
VlllIam L Reed Eighth infantry
3o Is an excellent omcer and a gen
tleman and life departure la regret
ted by all the officers of the Evans
rllle district
Lieutenant Carrlthcrj has been sta
tloned at Fort Niagara N Y where
he has been In command of Company
ll I 29th infantry He Is ordered to
report at Columbus Barracks Ohio
or Inetructlbna In the methods of ex
imtnlng recruits and on or about
January 1 to ellevo Captain Kirk
Patrick at Evansvllle Totals hh
offlolal army register Truman W
Cnrrthcra born lu Illinois July 28
IS2 appointed to tho MIHtary acad
emy trout IlJInols June 13 1899
commissioned second lieutenant
Twentieth infantry Juno 11 1903
first lieutenant Twcnlrnlnth Infan
try September 12 1909 lie Is a
young man and well fitted for the ro
rvcetCaptain
Captain rffrkpatrlckn release will
go Into effect January 1 1911 Ser
geant C A Blake who Is In charge
of the Paducah station Is well ac
quainted with the new omcer having
wldfcrcj with hIm In the Philippine
Islands front 1903 to I90C At that
time Carrithers was first lieutenant
of Company A Twentieth Infantry
and Sergeant make was quarter
master sergeant of Company D
Worse than an alarm fire at
night Is tho metallic cough of croup
bringing dread to tho household
Careful mothers keep Foloys Honey
and Tar In tho house and give It at
the first sign of danger It con
tame no opiates Gilberts Drug
Store
The bunks of The republic of Pana
ma haw JSOO MO deposits and je
OOftiOOO Joans The 2 to 3per < ont
a month rate for loans have como
down to 7 to 9 per rent per annum
Tho Wpublte has 238 public BrtiooJs
with 14306 pupils and 39C teachers
I common lIhecp hard to soil nt
102Hc 1
St Louis Dec 5catUoRo
ceipts 25M market steady nato
eef Moors IGOO072G calves In
carload rots t25600 Hog
Rcccrpts 7500 market tcady pigs
and Hght SVQT2o trackers
jJGDO 0730 butchers and beet
hoayy 7200745 ShoopRe
coipta 1800 morkvt slow native
mutton 3504OO lambs JCO
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HTATB CHOP REPORT
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I Frankfort Kyv Dec ITho crop
report of tho Kentucky + Agricultural
Department tuned Is summarized ns
follows
i There have boon a number of re
ports of dry weather causing tio
wheat and rye not to geminate well
Thoro was quite a good deal of halo
seeding There 10 llttto acreage of
rye sown on tho state There neoms
to bo quite a good deal of rotten
corn CofllOCldnb in tho western part
of the state aiany farmers say that
this has been the best fall for Bather
Ing corn In years tho dry cool
weather for Itsq number of coun
tes report tho need of rain for fall
pasture and wheat and rye
Some splendid yields of corn have
been reported from GO to 80
bushels per acre rbu taking the
whole state the jloldi 1827 bushels
per acre In demo fret tfons of the
state the crop was short Tliero Is I
not a very largo acreage of o Wai fa
grown In the elate Some counties
report an Inercafcd ncrcaBo
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DUXS REVIEW
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1 New York Dec 3fl O Dun
iOos weekly review of trade say
ICos I whllo not as largo as
was anticipated a year ago la nover
theresa of fair proportions and rests
upon a basis of economic conditions
which In the main aro satisfactory
Tho encouraging features are tho un
abated agricultural produ tlv6nea9 of
tho country the absence of demoral
Icing speculation the towncsa of
mercantile stocks which contribute
to largely to soundness or tho situa
tion the eonservaUvenoss of trio
banks 03 tho guardians of tho couni
trys credit and tho signs of In
creasing relaxation In the money
mart counIi Ii
i A noteworthy development of the
weok was the decision ot tlw etwl
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With Ellis Parker Butler in
The Red Book Magazine
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Pigs is Pigs as you all know
brought Ellis Parker Butler fame
Now there isnt a humorous
writer living who commands a higher
price per word
One of the funniest sketches
which he ever wrote is Washington
Wiggles and the Hot Air Balloon
It is in the December Red Book
Magazinethe issue now on sale
There are 17 stories in this re
markable issue picked from 1800
stories submitted to us each month
The cost of these stories the
picturing and the publishing ex
ceeded 40000 Among the writers
I
are these
theseHnmlin
Hamlin Garland
Hugh Pcndextcr
Gouverneur Morris
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Alfred Henry Lewisa
Broom Brandenburgt
But note the masterly stones by
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writers of lesser renownby WritersI
just coming to fame Note Tho
Great Love Experiment The Blue
Lady Thicker Than Water The
Difficult Road
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Think of 17 such stories for 15
centsall those wonderful pictures
included All because ofa million
readers and an army of advertisers
The Red Book Magazine seeks
the greatest stories written regard
less of what they cost Our readers
demand exceptionalstorieswe t
cant use the commonplace For
any gems among stories such as
appear in our December issuo
we gladly pay any price
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The Red Book Magazine Chicago
Editorial Department
manufacturer to maintain vrtotc
and altfeoHHh new burfnew to malt
below pratacttTO capacity yt ttwro
is an encouraging oulloo l for Im
provement and tM PonnsyVranlu
railroads forgo order for mUll Is n
bopefcit sign Largo tlhl1mta of
dry goods for spring dWrtbtttton is
another nncoiimBlnK Indication and
tho outlook In the ttooo trade hi de
tcrUwd 4IJ ibrightnr no port front
most of tno large onion white not dfc
guiaing the faot lat Ute > oj ov3 of
transactions Is below normal ladl
cate Improvement and a generally
hopoful footing
Prices in tho dry goods market are
generality steady end there In a be
hot in some quarters Unit higher
a > uoa wW bo forced by the high cot
of raw material There has beet
eomo soiling of linens and colored
cottons aa well as moro tradkifi In
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print cloth yarn Roods and con
vwUMw umatoiM coatlnv
strong Some smalt tius laav s will
China wax ronwimwUnl ilwrtac tile
work In cotton food bat otter ex
port trad to qatet althotmh ship
ment on oW oNe r are vo1o fair I
SWc mills hero a va y good bmJneiB
od Yarn nmrkete rule qu < t
In the shoo trade wholesalers
throuitaqH tho coHntry MO more A <
ttvolr engt cd and In coMMqu Hiro
are placing i U nr ord ra with th
New Kngii isd Mu > ntactttr ra fM c
ajn on tw road arc alto doing
more ctmlnMB with reUJVrw Bona >
Wior troubles bare derelopr In
dfflorent piton tiMlKWfmrtiMillg center
eenterxihut i
TrAde In 1 J lhpr contWfvan quiet
wwh cornldoftibly mor bwdixva
jpffnrtod In role than In MWW s < fJc1
on Mllht of the fact that cloth
People Who WorkI I
Indoors With Their Hands
Seamstresses watchmakers art
ists drJughtsmen and many others
cannot properly handle their tools
with cold stiff hands Many a lost
hour or two on cold winter morn
ings results from the delayed heat
of furnace or stove
The Perfection Oil Heater in
It few minutes gives the tempera
ture that assures the worker warm
hands and pliable muscles The
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Akolattl smoitlta and odorless
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quickly gives beat and with one filling of the font burns steadily for nine hours
without smoke or smell automaticlocking flame spreader which
prevents the wick from being turned high enough to smoke and ft easy to remove
and drop back so the wick can be quickly cleaned
It has a dsmper top and a cool handle Indicator always shows the amount
of oil In the font The fiuer esp does not need to be screwed down t ills I put In
like a cork In a bottle and Is attached to the font by a chain and cannot get lost
The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged because of a new device
In construction and consequently it can always be easily unscrewed In an
Instant for rewlcklng The Perfection Is finished In Japan or nickel Is strong
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toot In the HMMSflT Of WORHWS rt toes
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Criminal Indifference you
any And you aro right Hut
haw much worSe Is It than
what you arc doing every day
You have read those advertise
meats t the i
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Fire Insurance Ageacy
for a year or more telling
you that you aught to know
all about the company that
1tJbut
but have you done anything
about It Many have but tho
majority of policyholders have
done nothing about the selec
tion of a company They aro
still fiddling f
jeuranco
surance In America a large r
majority If tho fire Insurance
companies organized have
failed or retired front bUll
ness To be Insured in com
panies like Wells that have
been in business a hundred
years and will be in business
a hundred yean from now
costs no more than to be ins
lured In line that may go out
of business next week
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