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HOUSE BURNED
BULL MOOSE
Convention Will Be Here Toda
at 2 O'clock.
Sun'! Fire On Ciartevllle Pike
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Thursday Night.
Thursday, about 6:30 p. m. the
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' i home o Anderson Carroll, colored,
Jjbjuat outside the city limits on tie
Clarksville road, was discovered to
Ue on lira. There vvns $L one nt
hflmo and the buiiditrfr mrnvi to
til ground. Carroll and, his daugh
ter, who cook? for Mr M." H. No -
son, lived in the hitiw Nothing is f
known as to htfw t?li fire start, d mid
there waa no insurance on the build
ing. i ii .
Fire Alarm.
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
an alarm was turned in froth' the
residence of James G. Brown, on
Canton street, south of Seventeenth.
-Fire started in a closet, but had
been put out before the department
arrived. The loss was insignificant.
m Mark s Specials oaturday m
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M I ;Si SALItftbM:.' l-'fl TOILET I 11
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..When you want fire,
tornado.life or bond
insurance in the. . . .
Oldest and Strongest
-Companies, see
H. D. WALLACE,
office up stairs, over
( 'Anderson Fowler
drug store, corner
Ninth and Main, or
RING
Office 395
Residence 644
Home
Phone 1175
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Vfy haV.c'-.JSt received' flaw "pack' of Canned Salmon
and the quality is very good. 'Why not lay in a big supply
and savo meaFbills? The, price, is in' keeping with all of
Tajl&ahs.NewPack. . ...'.s,,'. . . . . . .9c can
'3 ''iSansViorJ :'. ! . ;fc . r. i 25c
I Dozen cans for 95c
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Good Shots.
In a shco ing match at Russellville
Guy Ward won Aral with a score of
97, J. M. Pe -iy second 96 and Frtd
Gilbert third, 94 O.hers ranged
downward to 62.
! AWERICA: SARDINES
7 Cans of 'best 5iJSa'rdine3' for;". .-. . ; 25s
30 Cans of best American rSardines for. .. $f.00
. MUSTARD SARDINE'S '
4 Big If c boxes for, 25c
18 Boxes of 10c Sardines, for $1 00
TP I LET PAPER
4 Big 10c rolls of Japanese Toilet Paper for 25c
. CAMMED GQRM
Now is the time to lay in your supply for the winter.
Quality is fine.
1 Case 2 Dozen Mountain Brand for $1.75
FISH AND OYSTERS
FOR TO-MORROW. The season will open with us
and we will have a supply at all times.
FARMERS: -
Don't forget to buy your Salt now. naw Cooprag
and fresh Salt, all stored in our warehouse.
Corns and set us when in thai city, make our place your
home. ! l' ' ' '
We want your buiinoas. '
The Progressive party of Christian
county has bon oriled by W. G.
Barrt, Chairman(2nd Congressional
district, to mtat in convention hero
today. The hoar 2 o'clock and tho
purpose is to choote a county committee.
AGENTS Sell silk and lisle guar
'anteed hosiery direct to consumer at
manufacturers price. Prompt de
liveries, hfg-profira, 25c for sample
outfit-including: 50i' pair hose.
Service Hosiery Mills,
Pottstowr, Pa.
.Advertisement.
Incorporated.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS.
Convicts Lynch Negro.
Convicts in the Wyoming peniten
tiary lynched Frank Wigfall, the ne
gro assailant of Mrs. Esther (Gran
ny) Higgins, aged 72 and known aa
the prisoner's friend. Wigfall waa
rushed to the penitentiary to escape
a mob on the outside. While at
breakfast the guard was overpower
ed before he could thrust the negro
into a cell and himself locked in a.
cell by the infuriated convicts.
One of the cqnvicts produced a
rope and while others held the negro
he tossed a half hitch over the ne
gro's head and made the other end
fa9t to the balcony rail of the cell-
house. The negro was tossed over
the rail and the convicts marched
back to their work.
Not until the cries of the impris
oned guard brought other guard3
was the lynching known to any esr
cept those who took part in It.
Sunday night Wigfall broke into
Mrs. Higgins' house, chopping down
a door with an axe. About dawn
Monday he left her in a pitiful condition.
Communion.
Tomorrow morning the sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be observed
at the First Presbyterian church.
The officers of the church will meet
at 10:30 and any persons desiring to
unite with the church by letter or
profession of faith are invited t
meet with them.
A Chronicle of
Dependable
Store News
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES THROUGH OUR STORE TO-DAY and MONDAY
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Underwear ' ': 4
We have on display a new line of ladies'
spring needle ribbed Union Suits, lace
trimmed andsilK tapes, regular QQn
value $1 25, Special, suit
Embroidery
24-inch flouncing, in French and evelet
embroidery; 35c value, Saturday 23c
and Monday, yard M
Stamped Corset Covers, Waists and
Pillow Cases, all in cood quality, OQc
formerly sold for 35c, Special... -ww
Men's Hos6
Men's pure silk lisle Hose, in black and
colors, regular value 35c; Special, Qq
pair 4
Men's pure silk lisle Hose, high ORc
spliced linen heel, all sizes; pair.. "vrv
Men's soft medium cotton hose, in
blacks, tans and fancy, double heel
and toe. regular 15c values; Spe- "JQq
cial.pair
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Men's Underwear
Men's heavy fleeced Shirts and Drawers
in all sizes, 75c and 50c values, ARp
garment tvfo
Men's best quality drilling elastic seam
ed Drawers, in all sizes; 75c val- ARp
ue; Special, garment tuu
Linen Torchon Edges
And Insertion to match, values up Cp
to 15c; yard 00
Ladies' and Misses' Sweaters
A big new lot of scarlet and white all
wool Coat Sweaters for ladies and
misses; single and double breasted;
!2at60oKo62:o!$1.75 & $1.98
The new Blazer Sweater Coats $ O Q Q
for Misses. Norfolk style 9faJ0
Dress Trimmings
Beaded Trimmings, in silver and gold
banding1 and fringe to match, all dif
ferent widths. We are making a special
ty of these and want to close them out.
Sold up as high as $1.50 yard; Rfln
now, yard, 25c to v'uu
Men's Pure Silk Ties
All the leading shades.also stripe 4-Rp
effects; 75c value; Special "two
Men's pure silk Ties in plain and 9Rp
fancy stripes;50c values; Special.. " v,u
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Shirts
LOT NO 1. Man's Shirts in all sizes and patterns, light AQq
and darlc'color just the thing for work.value 75c, Special
LOT NO. 2 Men's Shirts without collars, $1.00 and $1 25 J Jjq
values, Special :.
Men's Shirts made of finest Madras, can't be bought else- QQq
where for less than $1 50. Special
TWO BIG SUIT SPECIALS
$15.00 New Fall Suits for S10.Q0
Pretty new Fall Suita.lined with good pure-dye satinjeutaway and straight
coat; finished with silk braid; new plaited skirt; in Serges and Wprsteds.
black, navy and gray; $15.00 value; Special today and Monday ("Q QQ
a $iS00 and $22150
Beautiful new Fall Suits, in gray, brown, tan, blue and blacks, in mannish
mixtures and solid colors. Whipcords, Wide Wales, Serges and Rough
Suitings. Some have frog: fastenings, others with large revers with side
fasteniags, and three-button cutaways, made with inner shields lined
with Skinner's latin new plaited skirts values nfl Ifl Oft
$20 00 and $22.50. Special to-day and Monday... IJ.UU VS IO.UU
One Big Raincoat Special
FOR MISSES
35 Hood Raincoats in plaids and all colors, made with djl QQ
cement seams and patch pockets, $3.00 values xpi.iJU
SPECIAL SATURDAY and MONDAY
$12 50 Men's English Slipons, ragland shoulders and' tO QO
patch pockets, 52 inches long; Special JUv70
TWO BIG SKIRT SPECIALS Skirts Worth Up to $8 75 for $2.98 and $3 98
Beautiful Skirts in Wide Wales, Diagonals, Serges and Worsteds, in navy, brown, tan, gray and cream, in solid
colors, and mannish mixtures. Some are new fall models that are worth $5.00- $2.98 and $3.98
others are late summer styles ana worth to $8.7o. Special to-day and Monday .w.ww
$6.00 Skirts for $2.98
Rpnutiful Serge and Worsted Skirts, in new plaited models, trimmed with large self-buttons colors C9 98
gray, tan, brown, navy and black. Special today and Monday , v
BIG WAIST SPECIAL
$1.25 Shirtwaist for 98c
Pretty New Tailored Shires in Madras, Soisette, Linen and Mannish Shirtings, made with
soft detachable collars, shirt pocket and soft turnback cuffs. Large assortment of pat
terns in stripes, figures, checks and plain colors all new models. Special to-day QQn
and Monday
BIG SATURDAY AND MONDAY VALUES IN HOSIERY AND NECKWEAR
Ladies' Pure Silk Lisle Hose in black,
white and tan; seam up the back; ex
tra high spliced heel, double sole and
toe; very wide garter top; 50c CI Of)
value.Special. 35c; 8 for '-uu
Embroidery and Lace Dutch Collars,
round, square and pointed; regu- phC
Rvalue 50c; Special
Children's Fine Ribbed Mercerized
Lisle Hose, in black and white. Visit
our store today and let us save you
some money on your children's QRp
school hose. Special, 15:; 2 for,.. -v'u
Collar and Cuff Sets in embroidery and
lace; different styles; value 50c. OKrj
Special, set cou
Men's Medium-weight pure silk lisle
Hose.in black and fancy colorajall sizes;
extra high linen heel, double sole 9Rp
and toe. Special, per pair UxJU
Ladies' Mercerized and Pure Silk Hose,
in black, and colors; very elastic tons,
high heels and double toes 35c OK
value. Special
Ladies' Extra Quality Soft Lisle Hose,
in black, white, tans and fancy ;
one of the best values ever offer- 9Kr
ed for the money.Special,15c;2fort,ou
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
in all sizes; these garments are made
of best material; Special, agar- A&n
ment
Men's Pure Silk Ties in plain colors,
stripes and checks; extra long and all
the new desirable shades for fall. OK
Special, each Uo
Cloak Department
dry goods. Don't fail to come.
Ladies' and Children's Long Cloaks, $3.50, $5 00. $7.50. $12 50, $15.00 Special prices on all Saturday and Monday, Come and get prices. All Calicoes in our house for
5" Good Brown and Bleached Domestic for 5c. " Fine Double-width Blue, Black and Red Serge, good all-wool, 50c per yard. Ready-made sheets in linen. New
Sweater Coats for Men. Women and Children. Blankets, Bedspreads, Pillows, Bdd Sheeting: of all kinda. 25c to $1.00 par yard. Naw Hats. Special prices on Ladies'
and Misses' Shoe3 for Saturday and Monday. Many, other things which space will not allow U3 to mention will ba on sale Saturday and Monday. Many new things in
A choice selection of Ladles' Neckwear at reduced prices.
The O. G. Sprouse Company
Incorporated.
HOPKIN3VILLE, KENTUCKY.
9TH ST., NEW COOKBL0G'
