The public ledger. [volume], October 12, 1914, Image 1

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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Wold at tho City Mission Rooms "a ester.
day Ofllccrs Elected for tlio En-
suing Year.
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Royal Raiment.
Is autumn queen of seasons, now?
Wllor blandishments allure.
Slio lias some claims, wo mint allow;
. flho wears the urilo sure.
Courier-Journal.
"Mi. T. F. Kilgoro lias purachsod the
'fifty-four aero farm of Mrs. Jennie
Vicroy on tlio Oermnntown. pike.
iCasliler llninUtt U. Sharp of the
Lt'tato Xatioiinl Hank, left Saturday
!jQLmglit for llichmond, Va., where ho will
;, attend tho-Hankers' Convention.
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f Ilarry Huron, aged XI, a bartender,
"of Aberdeen, and Louiso Itcnner, aged
'.- ?.t of 550 Hopkins streot, Cincinnati,
j,- Wore granted a license to vvod in Cin
cinnati Saturday.
Mr. Ualph Tolle and two children
if icit yesiornay lor vjiitcmmiii, mine
Mrs. Tollo will visit her mother, aftei
which she will leave, for Houston, Tex.,
to spend the winter with relatives.
EXONERATION DAY.
Persons having reason to believe thnt
they have been overtaxed or have com
'plaint to make should present their
Claims to County Judge Hire, who will
"bo, at the Shorifl 's olliee on Saturday,
Octob.-r 17th.
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
Invitations have been 'received here
by relatives nnnouneiiig tlio approach
Lring marriage of Mr. Sol 11. Kinsler, of
SCovlngton, to Miss Uertrude Mullel ot
Cincinnati, at St. Paul's Cathedral,
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, October 20th.
DEATH OF MISS EDITH R.
WORTHINGTON.
Miss Edith Reed Worthington, daugh-
icr 01 -Mrs. i. it, t oriniugiuii, 01 near
SMaysliek, died Sunday morning at .'l:.'IO
'o'clock. Ago -l years, runeral from
residence Tuesday morning at iltUO.
Burial in Maysliek Cemetery.
-Tho young lady was one of Mason
county's brightest and sweetest girls
and was a granddaughter of Mr. Prank
Clift.
The-Clty Sunday School Convention
of Superintendents and teachers was
held in tho City Mission rooms yester
day afternoon, about fifty Sunday
School workers being present.
PROGRAM.
Song.
Reading of Scripture Lesson and
Praye. ,
Song.
Appointing of Committees.
Short talks on "Tho One Best Thing
in (My School" by tho following Su
peiintendentb and Sunday School work
ers:
Superintendent James S. Dawsflu of
tlio Second M. E. Shurch, South.
Miss Nannie Tully of tho Central
Prc'bterian Church.
Rev. A. P. Stnhl of the Christian
Church.
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Superintendent Ben II. Orccnleo of
tho Baptist Church.
Assistant Superintendent Mary Wil
son of the Pirst Prosbvtnrim Church
Superintendent I. M. Lane of the
Third Streot M. 13. Church.
Mrs. Moody of the Pirst M. E. Church
South.
Superintendent .Tames S. Dawson of
the Mission School.
City Superintendent T. J. Currey gave
a ten minutes' talk on his past year's
work.
Tlio Nominating Committee reported
that they had nominated all the old of
liccrs with the exception of the seero
tary, Miss Violet Graham, who could
not serve during the ensuing year.
The ollicers as elected were:
President T. J. Currey.
Vice President James linden,
Secretary Madeline Aldrich.
Treasurer Mrs. James Wells.
Superintendent of Temperance 'Mrs
O. J. Womble.
The benediction was pronounced by
Dr. Maurice Waller.
Out of the ton scliools in the Aso
elation eight were represented at the
meeting.
Mr. .lames Ileircrinun, one of R. P.
Lovel's popular clerks, is spending his
vacation this week with friends and
relatives in Hisou Valley, in Bracken
county.
BRITISH LION
Menaced By Claws of German
Eagle Great Conflict
Yet to Come
LATEST WAR BULLETINS
CENSORSHIP VEIL IS DRAWN.
London, England, Oct. 11. With the
conclusion of that phase of tho war of
the nations which camo with tho full
of Antwerp, tho censorship lias again
drawn a veil over the righting in the
greater part of tho conflict.
$100,000,000 INDEMNITY IMPOSED
ON ANTWERP.
London, Uet. 12, 1:15 a. in. Germany
has imposed a fine of 20,000,000 pounds
sterling $100,000,000) on Antwery as a
war indemnity.
BOMBS DROPPED IN PARIS.
To remind Parisians that they are
still in France, two German aeroplanes,
which seem to choose Sunday for their
visits, ilow over the Trench capital to
day. They dropped a score of bombs,
which killed three persons nnd wounded
twenty, but did no material damage to
tlio citv.
Mr. Harry Sweet will fill Mr. nyro..
Rudy's place on route 5 while he is ab
sent in Frankfort attending the,-nniiua'
scsinn of the Grand Lodge I. O. O, F,
MAYSVILLEDELEGATES.
Leave Tomorrow Morning for Frankfort
To Attend Grand Lodge I. O. O. F.
ot Kentucky.
Allen I). Cole, P. G. M., Byron Rtid.v.
P. (i. Ph., Harry L. W.iMi, Bernard
Pollilt and H.irl.in Young, delegates
from DeKalb Lodge Ko. 12, I. O. O. P.,
and W. 13. Stulleup and Glorgo Crow ell,
delegates from Ringgold Lodge No. 27,
I. O. O. P., leave tomorrow morning oi
tho earlv L. & X. train to attend Hie
annual session of the Grand Lodge ot
Kentucky, which convenes in Frankfor!
tliis niorniii'' at 10 o'clock.
BUILD YOUR HOUSE NOW!
If you are contemplating building a home or a hquse for nn investment, now
is the time to place your order. We nave the largest stock of all kinds of build
ing material that can be found in Northeastern Kentucky and have lurjje con
tracts with the timber men for still greater suddIv. We contracted this lurire
supply at a price very near cost of production mid we are in position to give you
the ml van age of this good purchase. Place your order now or let us iiive you" nu
estimate on jour requirements; you will then
Foremost Lumber Yard.
The Mason Lumber Go. '-
Cor. Socond and Limestone Sts. Phone 519. MAYSVILLE, K.
A. A, MoLauohun. L. N. Human.
leave your order with Maysville'!.
Smoko La Tosca No. G, made by the
Geo. W. OhlUls Cigar Co., in Maysvillo.
It's a smoko 20Stf
Mrs. C. 'M. Fowler nnd daughter of
Cynthinua are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Montgomery of Second
and Commerce streets.
TO PIONIO TODAY.
Mrs. Lula Ingram, teacher, will take
the girl's primary class of the First
M. K. Church, South, for n picnic on the
Reservoir Bill toil ly, it being Coliim-
bus Day, and a holiday.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
For sale immediately, all my house
hold and kitchen furniture of every do
'cription, nlso books, pictures, carpets,
etc. Call at Market street residence.
12-:it MRS. CHAS. B. POYNTZ.
MAYSVILLE PEOPLE AT
LEXINGTON.
(Sunday's Lexington Leader.)
J. Foster Barbour, president of the
Bank of Majsville, was a visitor in
the city yesterday. Other Miysville
ooplo in town were John Marshall,
Mrs. Darlington Fee, Mrs, Siidduth C'.il
lioiin and Miss Florence Rogers,
TEXAS OIL MAGNATE HERE.
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Sweater Sales!
Beyond factory delivery; see our stock and
prices. Footballs and Supporters. Webster's
New Dictionary, 1914 Edition, $1.29. One
Pound of Paper and 25 Envelopes 19c.
JL J. KAGKLEV & CO.
j FLIER NO. 2 j
For the next fifteen days we are derermined
to sell every Buggy and set of Harness in our house,
I if prices will do it. Read this list:
All Columbus Buggies, regular price $140, sale
price, 127.85, Cash.
All Brockway Buggies, regular price $135, sale
price $120, Cash.
All $125 Buggies, during this sale $110, Cash.
All $100 Buggies, during this sale $87.50, Cash.
All $24 Harness, during this sale $20.50, Cash.
All $22 Harness, during this sale $18.25, Cash.
All $20 Harness, during this sale $16.25, Cash.
Now's your time to get your Buggy and Har-
C ness, for the cash is what we want. We are deter
mined to sell every article in our house for cost in
order to turn them into; money.
Don't f Jrget, too! that with every $1 Cash
Purchase you are entitled to a chance on the Two
Automobiles to be given away next year.
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ARTHURJJEE WINTER
Death Angol Darkoua Homo of Mr. and
Mrs. John I. Winter and Claims
Their Only Child.
Arthur Le? Winter, only son of Mr
and Mrs. John Isaac Winter, died at
the homo of his parents in Fort Worth.
Texas, Sunday morning after a briet
illness of typhoid fever, in his 120th
year.
The t.ad news was received yesterday
afternoon by his aunt, Mrs. L. T. Kirk
Arthur Lee was the light of his pa
rent's home and was bom in Augusta,
he being u grandson of Mrs. S. S. Wiu
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Mr. and Mrs. John 1. Winter, former
popular residents of Maysville, have
tho heart felt sympathy of all in this,
their first great grief.
Tho burial of Arthur Leo will take
place at Fort Worth tomorrow after-
I'OOII.
HEALTHNURSE
Ono of tho Most Important County Of
llccs and It Demands Time and
Monoy.
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Suppose free delivery of tho mail
were lemoved from the city and county,
there would go up from tho' whole cit
iensliip u protest, and if it were a
question of paying for tlio service each
taxpayer would coino forward with the
amount necessary to maintain this
.splendid service. It has never been n
luxury, but always a necessity, and yet
tho .Mason County and Maysvillo free
nilrse is Htibjoet to the enll of every one
needing theoretical or practical aid li
case tho necessity arises. Sanitation
mill hygiene are just as important to
tho eitUoiijhip as freo mail delivory.
Tho point vvt want to make is that the
citizens of Maysville and Mason County
should give of their monoy to sustain
this institution.
Now is tlio timo to givo what you will,
either to Mr. Prank 11. Clarke, Mr. Win
slow Hall or cither of tho three news
papers in Maysvillo.
A resume of tho activities of the
Health Nurse, Miss Casey, shown as
toiiishing results. Sho is constantly go
lug into tho homo of those needing serv
ices, gratis. You havo but to notify her
that you need hor sorvicos and she will
como any timo. Kv'eu this vvee'e she
has boon going over the couuty giving
health talks, demonstrating hor abil
itles nnd administering to tho needs of
tho sick.
It requires monoy" Wo neotV$U00d;
$000 oOvhiclr isAnbJlit.; ,0omo for.
LwnJtjAnii nail tA un'.tr?.' 111 y WhrlkVj
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Mr. C. K. Douglas, former Mason
county boy, now ono of the oil magnates
of Texas, arrived in Maysville last even
ing for a visit to his old friends. Mr
Douglas is now rccoguied as ono of the
leading oil well producers in the Lone
Star State and counts his wealth in the
hundreds of thousands of dollars. Mrs.
Douglas is visiting her relatives at
HilUbnro, Ohio. They will spend some
time visiting in Ohio and Kentucky be
fore returning to Texas.
"OLD HOST SALE
Of tho Adams Express Company Held in
This City Saturday Good Prices
and Fair Crowds.
The Adams Lvprcss Company held
their "Old IIoss" sale here Saturday in
which they disposed of all the unclaim
cd goods scut through their company in
this division during tho past year.
Although the weather was very un
cot tain their salesroom at the corner
of Front nnd Market streets was crowd
ed throughout the day. Almost every
thing form a bottle of patent medicine
to a bed was placed on sale and verj
good prices prevailed especially or
lampiign literature, patent medicine
almanacs and old broken down suit
cases.
Mr. and Mrs. Klwood Davidson, Miss
Stella Davis, Mr. IioborE Davis and Mr.
James Frost nutoed to Cincinnati yes
terday. Thev will return homo todav.
Mrs. Lmina Harrison and Mrs I eoiin
Jordan of Kast Second street, lelt this
iiioruing for Vanceburg, where they will
visit Mrs. Harrison's sistw, ;Irs. Marv
K. Carrington for two weeks.
KINDLING FOR SALE.
Ono largo two-horso wagon load for
11.00 at our mill. Not delivered.
TI1L MASON LUM11HK CO.
ORACRAFT GIFFORD.
Llovd Cracraft, aged 10, and Miss
Oolia (lilfoid, nged 17, both of Sardis
were united in marriage by Judge W.
II. Pice Saturday. Both parties had
the consent of their parents.
Edison D.w October 21
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Wlro ymit house now w
)ou cati join In crlebtatlnd
Mr. Charles J. Short was a visitor In
Cincinnati yesterday.
CALLED MEETING OF W. C. T. U.
There will bo a called meeting of
tlio W. C. T. U. tonight at the Third
Street M. K. Church at 7:30. Gverj
man and woman interested in the tem
perance cause is requested to bo pres
ent. The report of the Stato Conven
tion nt Winchester, will bo read.
MltS. JOS. II. DODSON, Pres.
BARACCA ELECTS OFFICERS.
Tlio Uiir.iecn Class of the Pirst Bap
tist Church elected t' following officers
.at the regular mooting Sunday morn
ing: President W. A, Munvlng.
Vice President A. 12. Daniels.
Secretary K. M. (laither.
Assistant Secretary Nace Brady.
Treasurer C A. Davis.
Teacher C M. Bolinger.
Do You Speak German?
We have employes who speak German and we can
fill your German prescription or recipes as easily
as Knglish. At our store you are assured cour
teous and competent service and reliable goods at
right prices. ::::;;::;;::':
M. F. WILLIAMS & CO. T,,E,osrT
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mw 9ma-wjFmmmimma-vm m mjry awtf Shoe Stort
We Lay Special Stress on Our Boys' $3.50 $5 School Suits
"We believe no Clothing House in the Slato will give you the values we do in this line
"When the temperature suggests it we want you to'see the beautiful line of Sweaters, Alack
inaws and Balmncaana we have provided for the little ones tis well as the big ones. You will
be agreeably surprised at the moderate price we have marked them.
Look in our shirt window and you will see the best line of Men's shirts in the country
among them the "ECLIPSE", the best $1.00 shirt in the world. Hundreds that wear them
testify to this.
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of good taste. For women, slim, straight handles in malacca and
other woods. For men substantial crooks in Phony and many dark,
rich woods. 2G and 28 inch sbes. Price $1.25.
Desirable Trinkets
Ono's Autumn Toilet, Slipper Buckles, Sautoirs, Beads, Van
ity Cases. V Pins, Broaches, Bar Pins, Neck Chains, Mesh 'Bags,
Bow Pins.
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Women's Coats
that will prove welcome companions on cold days. Peal service
coats cut on careful lines for hard knock-about wear. Warm all
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Price $7.50 to $25
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