The public ledger. [volume], August 29, 1914, Image 1

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MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914.
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Tho Hunting Soason.
Tho hunter will soon jjet in line,
Their turn will soon be hero;
l . Anil ovorv cow will wenr n siirn:
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Democratic
Mr. h. M. Cuvenrilsh leaves Monday
for New York Citv on business.
BIG EVENT
The Mason County Teachers' Institute
Convenes at Maysville High School
Building Next Monday Morning
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Tho Mason County Teachers' Insti
tuto'wlll begin a week's cession next
Monday morning at the Maysville High
School Auditorium.
Monday '8 Program.
MOKNIXG 0:00.
Singing.
ifoll Call.
Organization of the Institute.
Introduction of Instructors.
"Health by Indirection," Prof.
1. raulkner.
The teachers will visit the II
car in a body.
A PTCIfXOON 1 :.!().
"Public School Music," Prof. 15. II.
ss- I'roxton, Supervisor of Music, Lexing-
ton.
Address Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart.
vr Discussion.
Adjournment.
Tho State Tuberculosis Commission
will send its Health Car to Ma..svillo
for tho Teachers' Institute August HI.
Professor James P. Pnulkner, who is in
charge, will talk before tho institute nt
tho Iljgh School Dunilding at 10 a. m.
Monday, on " Health by Indirection."
Any interested will lie welcomed to
Mr. C. L. Dudley of iMemlngsburg
ns in Maysvillo calling on his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and ehil
dien have returned from it visit to rela
tives in Huntington.
Mr. Louis I Schatmnii, City Ed
itor of the D.tily Independent, is in Cin
einnati on business today.
Rev. Dr. J. C. Malloy, wifo and fam
ily of Columbia, Tcnn., wcro guests of
tl.o Now Central Hotel yesterday,
Mrs. liosa Scli.itniaun and Mrs.
Charles Itnnioy left this morning for
Cincinnati where they will spend sev
eral days.
Mrs. II. N. Craycraft has returned
tt her home in Ma slick after nu e
tended visit tq relaties in Dallas and
other Texas cities.
Mr. Hnllip Custor, the Market street
tonsorial specialist, has gone, to Park
ersburg, W. .Va., his old hunie, for a
Msit of siv weeks.
Mossrs. Elmer Shelton and Everett
Bullock of Georgetown, Ky., aro the
f,uists of their cousins, the Misnes Por
ter of tho Hill Houso.
Mr. Ellsworth .Nicholson returned to
iiis Inline in Clinton, Ohio, this morning
after a isit to his grandmother, Mrs
Nicholson, of Limestone street.
Mrs, John C. Wood and diughter,
Miss Catherine hno returned to their
'homo in Mt. Sterling after a visit to
HORRIBLE
Are Conditions In War
Stricken Europe
Battling Fierce and 500,000
Already Killed or
Wounded
OIKOUIT COURT.
hear Mr. Pnulkner. This lecture his! t,u''r rel.itites, Mrs. Anna Peed and Mr.
been given with great success at i
number of institutes.
T'io exhibit c'ir will be onen to the
teachers nt 11:00 a. m. It has been
re-equipped sinco its visit to Ma.s
ville. Its pictures under glass, its inn I
els and electric devices show Import tut
lessons on tho prinention of tuberva
lesis, typhoid fever, hookworm, nnd t'i
caro of children.
- In 'Squiro Dresel's Court yesterday
the following enses were disposed of:
Lou Pristoe, breach of peace, i'J and
Cfsts; Luko Jones, breach or peace, 2 Piid are taking iu the (jerinantowu Fair
1 hos. L. Ewau of East Fourth street.
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Mr. Hurgess Newcomb of The Uipley
Hep ollico was in Mavsvillo yesterday
iisiting his uncle, Mr. Clarence
Mathews. Hurgess is following in the
footsteps of 'his fnhter, J. ( New
comb, editor of Tho Hce, and will
ii ake a worthy successor of a good
1 rinter
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Col. and Mrs. Hoffman Wood of M
Sterling aro the pleasant guests of Mr.
'J hos. L. Hwan of EaSt Fourth street.
Readers Must Judge For Themselves of
Accuracy of War Reports
LATESTWAR BULLETINS
'Pleats of Ore.it Hritain and nor
mally at last havo come to n death grip
and according to tho reports from Lon
don victory lay with the British.
In a battle off the island of Helgo
land in the North Sea yesterday the
Uerm.uis aro reported to have lost two
misers and two torpedo boats were
i link while another of their cruisers nnd
many of their destroyers were bidlj
battered in a tight with British ships
Tho British claimed not to haic suf
fered itho loss of n single essol and
declared there wero few fatalities on
board the essels of their fleet.
and costs; Horace Mincer, using pro
fane and abusive language, 2 and
cists; George Dile, breich of peace, $1
nnd costs; Mrs. Julia Mincer, using
nlniMio langmge, dismissed; Mary
Green, same clinrg,o dismissed.
today. Mr. Wood is Secretary of tho
Montgomery County Fair Co., and is an
uitlliisiastic hustler nnd booster of all
such igricultur.'ii ontfcrprises. Ho do
clares ho is ready to help us along in
this lino nt any time.
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FLIER NO. 1 1
WE MUST HAVE MONEY
Losses Declared to be Appalling But
Armies Said to bo in Practically
Same Position as on Thursday.
Paris, Prance, August 2S, 11 p. m
An official communication issued by the
war odico says:
"The situation on our front, from
the department of Soiiuue (Northwest
Pra'ice) to tho osges, remained tin
same today as. yesterday. The Get
mnii forces nppear to have slackenel
their march."
The app'ircnt inaction of the arnn
is indicnted in tho ollleial statements
is i plained by the frightful exhaustion
of both sides who for days havo been
fig ting furiously.
'I ho losses of both armies are appall
in-.', parttculirly those of the. Germans
Yesterday tho Gilbert Grocery Co., of
Portsmouth filed silit ngninst Alonx.oMJ.
Brnmel. for flSlMM .with Interest from
Juno 7, 1011m Amount is alleged due
for goods, furnished.
John L, Chnmberlaiu nnd Garrett S
Wall filed suit against tho estate of
J. B. Daniels, deceased, for the sum of
$80 with interest from Sopt. 20, 1001,
stibject to credit of $15. Amount is
(lnlmed duo as balance on n note.
J. II. Clarke and J. M. Pinch of tho
linn of Clarko & Finch filed suit against
tho C & O. for 1-202.5:1. This is nl
leged to be duo for tho death of 10 hogs
which wero killed while in a c'ar on the
way to Cincinnati.
DEATH ANOEL VIsfTS HOMEOF
REV. J. M. IIA-VwORB.' -
Friends of Rev. J. M. H-aymore,"for
r"er pastor of tho First Baptist Church,
of this city but now of Moultrie, Ga.
aro in receipt of n telegram announc
ing the sad news of tho death of theii
joungest daughter, Bosalie, at that
inco yesterday afternoon.
Kev. Hayiuore and family made nmiv
warm friends during their residence in
Maysvlllo who deeply sympathize with
them in their loss.
TODAY'SPROGRAM
Of tho Farmer's Chautauqua at The
" Oormantown Fair Dr. Mutclilor
Tho Foaturo.
and Prof. Hen
the Chautuuinia
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Dr. Fred Mutclilor
(irick will speak in
Tent on Pair grounds Saturday betweo
12.:i0 p. m. and 1:110 p. m. Bo sliro to
attend this meeting. Dr. Mutehler will
S oak on live stock management and
kindred matters. Prof. Hondiick will
scak on alfalfa and soil building. Hear
him.
HEAVY RAIN THIS MORNING.
There is no lack of rain in this sec
Won now. A dozen or more shower
l.nvo fnllcn this week nnd the ground i
thoroughly soaked, ponds aro full and
all stock nnd crops aro enjoying their
abundant portion of moisture, and big
yields aro in sight.
WOMAN'S OL"UB MEETING.
T1US BUNCH IS HAVING SOME
GOOD TIME.
County Clerk James J. Oivnes, Peirce
Calvert, Thomas A. Davis, "Col." Geo
Wood, master of tho joko foundry,
wnto tliey are enjoying themsels
nnd improving in health at Iletl Hoilim,'
Springs, Tenn. "Col." Wood says ho
may stay until Chrlstmns, hoiiic of tin
others will arrive homo next Monday.
Bulletin.
OLD SOLDIERS CALLED TO THE
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entire stock of goods to you at such prices that
you will be COMPELLED to buy. Each week
we are going to announce some "Flier," and dur
ing that week, any article advertised, you can have
at your own price, practically, for we are deter
mined to make the goods move. This week, be
ginning Monday, the 17th, every piece of Enamel
Ware, Tin Ware and Aluminum Ware in our
store
MUST BE SOLD
Ladies, here's a chance to replenish your
kitchen supply at your own price, and don't for
get that with every $1 cash purchased you get a
ticket entitling you to a chance on a five passen
ger Touring Car, fully equipped with Eledlric
Starter, Eleclric Lights, Electric Generator, 3 speeds,
etc., and also, an Up-to-Date Runabout Automo
bile, both to be given away some time during the
year 191 5, as announced in our Big Ad.
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War Ncwb in Tabloid.
Berlin ollicially announces defeat of
British in Franco and general reW'it
of tho allied forces.
Field Marshal Sir John Fronchr Brit
ish commander iu the western field of
the oiierations. reports beinu attacked
l.v Mo German army corps and -ax airy
witu resultant heavy cuusalHo.
English correspondent at Lillij r.eyjttj
tho German ndvance guard .south of
Lille. ,
Dispatch from Boulogno reports that
tho Germans broke tho French lines
nei.r Arras, but that the Freiiih luxe
tho situation well in hand.
'British marines aro in force 'it 0-.-tend.
A press dispatch from tint town
any that tho Gormans are vitlun 20
miles of tho place.
A British destroyer has sunk an Aus
trian destroyer off Corfu, according to
a uows dispatch from Brindisi, Italy.
Gorman troops are reportea as taking
tho oucnsivo in iiolginu 'Jongo.
Tho Hussinn military atr.iclio at Paris
Is credited with the statement th it ml
o'ioiial Russian armies are about to in
wide Western Prusii.i with the inten
tioi. of mnrchiug on Borlin.
Comrndes John M. Shcphard anil
Htnr.v C. Dieterich left this morning
foi Detroit, .Mich., to attend the an
uiril G. A. It. Cncampmcnt which
irrets in that betutiful city next week
These two old eterans heard the
mar of battle 50 years ago and know
wl at real war is.
POLICE COURT.
In Police Court yesterday Neal Hunt
nnd John Holland, charged with breach
of the peace, wero fined $5.i)() each.
Thoro will he a meeting of the Worn
nil's Club ne.t Monday morning nt 10
o'clock nt tho Public Library.
A full nttendanco is desired.
MHS. ABNRH 1IOIJD. Pros.
CAMPBELL MEYERS.
Mr. Benjamin Campbell, 22, of Mays
lick, and Miss Emily Myers, also of
Maysliek, were granted license to wed
yesterday morning mid were mnrried
by Judge W. II. Bice.
niNHPR RPO Leading Retailers n
UI1UCK tSKUO., 107 W. Second St
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BUILD YOUR HOUSE NOW!
If you ore contemplating building a home or n bouse for an imestincnf, now
;s tlie Utile to place your order. We have the largest stock of nil kinds of build
ing nintcnal that can be found iu Northeastern Kentucky nnd have large con
tracts with the timber men for still greater supply. We contracted this large
Mipplv nt n price erv near cost of production and we arc in position to give vou
the ndvantnge of this good purchase. Place your order now or let us give you" an
estimate on your requirements; you will then leave your order with Maysville's
l'oremost Lumber Yard.
The Mason Lumber Co. "-
Cor. Second and Limestono Sts. Phono 519. MAYSVILLE, KY.
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Our cash register cost us $450 and gives you 24 per cent,
off for cash purchases. It issues a coupon for every sale. Good
for school books and school supplies.
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That's what they all say about our Soda and Ice Cream.
For Ice Cream Sodas and Sundres a superior quality of cream
is used. Our nlenu consists of about seventy-five beveraires od
fnrll rmn 10 n fnnrttf titilli chmia rC .-.i..- tmAo. 1J r..A . vpr'
your share.
IT'S S0DALICI0US.
M. F. WILLIAMS & CO. TIICDTSoSRTr
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D. HECH1NGER & CO.
Maysville's Best Clothing and Shoe Store.
OUR ENTIRE FALL STOCK NOW READY FOR INSPECTION
We bcliee In the selection of our Fall Stock we will please the most fastidious dressers in our community.
Our Suits nnd over garments are the productions of flic most cclusie Wholesale Merchant Tailors in America
consequently, many of the styles and fabrics are "exclusively" confined to us. We devoted special attention to
Young Men's apparel. "In this department we are particularly strong." We promise you that wearing one of our
Suits or Overcoats will stamp you "a well costumed person."
We hae already in stock the latest fall btyle Hats from the celebrated Manufacturers J. II. Stetson Co. and
Knox Hat Co.
Our Shoe Department is replete with the newest fall productions of Ilnnan, Xeltleton, Walk-Over, W. L.
Douglas and Harker-Hrow 11. Uery p dr warrented to give reasonable satisfaction.
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you can find nothiiTg prcltier than these Yoilcs and Seco Silks that are re-priced
19c instead of 40c yard. Their quaint designs, lovely colors, and soft cool text
ure make them the most desirable of hot weather dress fabrics. And their new
pricing gives them to you at Half Cost.
Moro German Shipa Taken.
Chofoo, China, Aug. 'J8. Threo (Jernian
ships, tho steamers bright, Jlan.imclal
and Paklat, havo boon enptiii'ed by tho
British fleet and taken to Wei llni-Wei
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MISS HELEN UAE BEUNA DEAD ftVer, on Thursday evening.
Word was reeoived hero last Friday Sbo was tho daughter of Mr. and
announcing tho death nt Columbus, O., Mrs. Y. A. Beuna, fonnorly of this place
Miss Helen Ilao Beuna, or typhoid i nil wni 18 yoarti of ago. RIploy Bee,
IjUNOHEON SPECIALTIES .
YH vlll f Hil HKRE mere nice tilings to make your Flcnlc Lunch appetizing
wno)owe immii RHywHere.
ym r mHli U tke an Outinir. we will be vhwl to lavo vetfcall.
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Ton Million Russians Enioll
Borlin, Aug. .28. Teh million ltus
sian soldiers havo bo an o:irolhd under
tho standard of Dmponr Nicholas, ae
cor. ling to staff otiiiers of the Rmsiin
anuv who havo nrrnoJ uc ro from St.
Poteif'Jnrg.
Oc.nians Kill Two Boi Cresii Nurses
Washington, Aug. 23. Friuea has
ii.binitted to tho l'nitrt.1 Stato nn
othor noutral goveriuuents a sivorn
statoiuont that after on riigii.Tim nt at
Mouecl a flerinan ollieor fired on tluee
Red Cross nurses, killing two and
wouuding tho third.
MRS. ARMOUR TO SPEAK HERE
Tho Mnysvlllo poojilo will bo glad to
hear that Mrs. Mary Harris Armour,
tho eloquont advocnto of Prohibition
will speak again next Tuesday even
ing at tho Court Houso,
'Mrs, Josephino LaMur Occer of Gov
ington Ky., is visiting lior sister, Mri
U. W. Coodmnn, of West Third street.
Constablo Jamea MeKomafn return
cd last night from liouisvllle.
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Can you buy for so Utile a blouso good enough to
wear anywhere?
You will asfuredly find an aflinnativo answer in
these pretty whito lawns, ilaxon and voile blouses.
PRETTY HOUSE AND PORCH DRESSES
At OSc from $2. At 2 from $0. At $!y2
from $7. 1-rotty effects in Jawn, liuono, voile, crepo
and batiste. As this is a clear away, of course you
won't find a complete eizo range but you may fidd just
the dross you'io looking for, so come in promptly.
No Reduced Goods Charged, Reserved, Exchanged or Sent on Approval.
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j Saturday Is Red Letter Day
s Double Stamps! It's Good Bye To All Odds and Ends.
EAGLE SHIRTS
One lot of "Eagle" Silk Seconds just received, worth up to Ji.
Saturday's price $ 1.98.
One lot of "Eagle" Shirts, just received soft cufls and woven
madras worth $2. Saturday's price Si. Every one guaranteed
perfect.
"ROYAL" WAISTS Big selection of "Royal Waists, low
neck and short sleeves, 98c. Sixes 34 to 64. '
LINGERIE DRESSES Mostly white.
14 price.
Take your choice at
LADIES' HATS Choice of any Summer Hat in our store 75c.
IMPORTED ROBE SJust seven of them are' left. They
were worth up to 815, Saturday's price $3.98. This is some
oargaui.
SHOES
First showing of the new "Queen Quality Shoes" and our
Special School Shoes a perfect fit for every foot.
"HIRSCHEELD WORKING SHOES" The vShoes that is
made iu Maysville. Guaranteed by the factory. 3 Pair.
One lot of Shirtwaists worth up to $1, Saturday's price 35c
One lot of Silks, some fancy, some are plain, some are a yard
wide. They go Saturday at 50c yard.
Que lot of odds and ends of Silks 39c yard.
Good Bleach Cotton, yard wide. Saturday is the last day to
buy it at 7c yard.
Only six Ladies' Bathing Suits, worth up to 3, choice $1.490.
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