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THE ItAYiVULI PUBLIO LEDQiiU&Adi J0U1.
.-A COOLING TIP
Air-Q-Weaves
A (cllow In a cool, smart Alr-O-TVeate
Is a soothing sight to make any
officer stop on hU beat and cool off.
An Alr-O-Weave beats the torrid day
ol Its sticky, "baked" feeling. Ton not
only (eel breeie-cooled and comfort
able bat yon make others feel so who
see yon.
An Afr-tMYeaie InYites Breeies
It wards off the sun's piercing rays It
fits without clinging It holds Its
smart shape and does not wrinkle.
Alr.(MVeaTes are not "gunny.sack"
summer clothes. Seed little pressing
and giro lots of wear,
Geo. H. Frank & Go.
Maysvilla'g Foremost Clothiers.
MATSTILLE MAX HITS
HOMES AT RU'I.EY.
The Ripley baseball club defeated
Fleck's Specials, a Cincinnati team, at
Ripley on last Sunday by a score of
10 to 3. Several Maysvllle men played
on the Ripley team and Jos. Huffman,
third base, made a wonderful showing.
In regard to his home run the Ripley
Bee says:
"Huffman's borne run was a hard hit
liner which hit Just Inside the third
base line and bounded into deep left.
Huff was near third when Hugle's re
turn throw went Into an auto, so Huff
game on home. It was the first home
run ever made on these grounds.
"Huffman's homer won him a $3.50
silk tie and a fine silk shirt offered to
the first player making a circuit
blow." STATE PROHIBITION LAW
BECOMES EFFECTITE TODAY.
State, county and municipal officials
are added to the forces of the federal
government for the enforcement of the
prohibition law under the state law,
which becomes effective today. The
law was passed at the recent General
Assembly and makes it the duty of
civil authorities in cities and counties
of the state to enforce the federal pro
hibition act.
The police force and the members of
the sheriff's office are thus added to
the force of Chief Prohibition Agent
Paul Williams to aid in the search for
violations of the law.
COLORED CITIZENS.
Don't forget the "Moonlinght Fete"
to be given tonight from 8 until 11 at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Grandl
son, Flemingsburg pike, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Scott M. E. church. All members and
friends are invited.
TEBIE LEWIS. President.
Pastime Today
Triangle presents DOROTHY DALTON and WILLIAM DESMOND
IN
A GAMBLE
IN SOULS
A Thomas H. Ince production. This is a picture that is cram
med full of thrills. Just one sensation after the other. Dorothy Dal
ton and Wm. Desmond's greatest and most thrilling picture. Daring
death-defying stunts will hold you breathless. Punch and pep that is
the keynote of this picture. Don't miss it.
ADMISSION ONLY 10 AND 15 CENTS.
TOMORRO W Ruth Roland in "THE ADVENTURES OF
EUTH." See the mystery of the Tliirteen Keys.
"THE LAW OP THE WEST." An old-fashioned western play.
"HOW SHE HATED MEN," Some comedy.
Just Received
A NEW SHIPMENT OF VACATION LUGGAGE,
AUTOMOBILE CASES
t SUIT CASES.
.1 TRAVELING BAGS,
T WARDROBE TRUNKS.
, STEAMER TRUNKS, ETC.
SEE OUR PRICES.
Squires-Brady Co.
Second and Market Streets
' in HOJDS OF HART, ECHAFFNER & MARX,
Fin
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25 DAYS IS LENGTH OF
MARRIED LIFESEEKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Frances Melneke Brings Suit for
Divorce From Her Husband Charg
ing Abandonment.
Mrs. Frances Melneke filed suit In
the Mason Circuit Court this after
noon for a divoroe from her husband,
Ernest L. Melneke. They were mar
ried In this state on June 6th, 1919,
and for a cause of action, the wife
sets out that without any or like fault
on her part, he abandoned her on June
30th, 1919, and has been away for more
than a year. Sho also sots out as a
further cause of action cruel and in
human treatment.
The wife asks for an absolute di
vorce from the bonds of matrimony
with the defendant and tor restoration
to her maiden name. The attorney In
the case leaves the family name of the
wife blank In asking for her maiden
name, Frances . Before her
marriage Mrs. Melneke was Miss
Frances Thomas, of this city.
In a request for a Warning Order
Attorney, the plaintiff says that the
last address of the defendant was San
Francisco, Calif. Attorney H. W. Cole
was named by the Clerk as Warning
Order Attorney In the case.
GOTIIERMAX IS ARRAIGNED.
Hillsboro, Ohio, July 1. Russell E.
Gotherman, 25 years old, who was ar
rested In Dayton, was arraigned here
Wednesday before Mayor Davles and
charged with the murder of his father,
James Gotherman. Gotherman admit
ted, the authorities say, that when he
was struggling with his father his re
volver was discharged aud the bullet
killed htm.
Buy In Maysvllle. It pays.
Dandruff
was killing
my hair
S My head itched unbearably and my 3
S hair was com ins out by the handful. -
3 A fewapphcationsofWildroot loosened :
- and removed quantities of dandruff 3
2 the itching stopped. Today it ia thicker 3
q and more beautiful than ever." 3
WiJdroot Liquid Shampoo or Wtldroot 3
tftiampoo Soap, uted la onnnecttoa with 5
3 Wlldroot Hair Tunic, will hwtw Uw 3
3 truluust. -
5 THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC 3
For salt hot under a
mentfback gmsmte$
J. J. Wood & Son,
Maysvllle, Ky.
""SS i, ON WITH THE DANCE
SUMMER SCHOOL
III CITIZENSHIP
ATJNIVERSITY
Women of the State Will Be Given Op.
port unity to Study Citizenship at
Kentucky University.
The Kentucky Federation of Wom
en's Clubs of the State at the annual
meeting in Madlsonvllle in May passed
resolutions requesting the University
of Kentucky to offer courses In citizen
ship and to outline a program of edu
cational work along this line. The
University in response to that resolu
tton has announced a course in citizen
ship In Us Summer School for the
week beginning July 19. The course is
open to all women of the State and Is
given free.
The University has also announced
that In response to the request from
the women's clubs a general confer
ence on citizenship, under the auspices
of the Department of University Ex
tension, will be held In the early fall,
Perhaps In October.
The program- for the week's course
In the Summer Session Is as follows:
.Monday Afternoon, July 19.
Address, What Is Citizenship?
President Frank L. McVey.
City and County Government; Its
structure and organization. Dr. Ed
ward Tuthill, head of the Department
of History and Political Science.
General Discussion Led by Dr.
Tuthill.
Tuesday Afternoon, July 20.
Slate Government In Kentucky Dr.
Edward Tuthill.
Taxation In Kentucky Dr. Edward
Wlest, he.id of the Department of Eco
nomics and Sociology.
General Discussion; Question Box
conducted by Dr. Tuthill.
Wednesday Afternoon, July SI.
Political Parties; their methods and
Organization, Dr. J. S. Cleland, De
partment of Economics and Sociology.
National government; Its structure
and organization. Dr. Tuthill.
Nominations and elections. Miss
Mary Scrugham.
Thursday Afternoon, July 22.
Alms and Purposes of the League of
Women Voters. Mrs. Frank L. Mc
Vey, chairman, Fayette County League
of Women Voters.
National Elections Dr. Edward
Tuthill.
General Discussion aud Question
Box conducted by Dr. Tuthill.
Friday Afternoou, July 23.
Problems of the School System In
Kentucky and Recent Legislation
Professor George M. Baker,
General election conducted by Miss
Mary Scrugham.
Question Box conducted by Dr. Tut
hill.
WO.HEX ARE BLAMED.
Lexington, Ky., July 1. Women,
and not whisky, were responsible for
the two murders committed In the
City of Lexington during the first year
of prohibition, Chief of Police Jerry
Reagan said.
THE PEOPLE'S
BUILDING ASSOCIATION'.
Will ooen Its books for subscriptions
to its 62nd series of Btock, on July 1st,
1920. Anyone desiring to become a
member of the Association, by sub
scribing for any number of shares of
stock, from one (1) to one hundred
(100), in this new series, 1b invited to
apply to E. A. Robinson, President, C.
C. Dobyns, Vice-President, A. G. Sul
ser, Secretary, W. A. Munzing, Treas
urer, W. H. Rees, Attorney, or Direc
tors S. P. Browning, Jno M. Hunt, Wm.
Trouts, W. L. Traxel, W. T. Cummins,
A. H. Thompson, Chas. B. Holstein, or
James M. Riley. No Initiation Fee will
he ( hnrged In connection with such
new stock; and, on and after July 1st,
19-0. the monthly charge of five cents
per Bhare, heretofore made for the
purpose of defraying the expenses of
the Association, will no longer be col.
leclcd from any member. This new ar
rangement affords an unexcelled op
portunity for saving and Investment,
at no expense whatever to the stock
hold.tr. 28June-10t
medicine bc$t
Tor only 35 eeim
With it Ton Can Instantly Believe
Pain Caused by Burns, Scald,
Cuts and Bruises.
A jar of San Cura Ointment costs
but 30 cents and If It doesat do every
thing this newspaper article says It
will do J. Jas Wood & Son will give
you your money back.
It relieves bleeding, itching and pro.
truding piles, it helps chronic, running
and fever sores, no matter how stub
born or hopeless. It Is an antiseptic
ointment that begins to beat the min
ute It Is applied.
It's one of the finest remedies ever
compounded for bolls, carbuncles, ul
cers, eczema, tetter, chilblains, chap
ped hands or face. Price only 86c, 65c,
and 11.25 a jar. For the baby, for
rough, tender skin and to quickly ac
quire a fine complexion, use San Cura
Soap (26 cents.) Thompson Medical
Co., Tltusvllle, Pa.
AT OPERA HOUSE
Selling GOOD FOOD
IS A HABIT WITH US
NOW SELLING SPRING VEGE-
TABLES
Spring Onions Green Beans
Butter Beans Cabbage
Radishes Greens
Lettuce Tomatoes
AND
GOOD FRESH BUTTERMILK
Home Made Pies Peach Cobbler
RESTAURANT
JAMES FROST. Jr. FRANK ROOSTER HAUCXE
Special Sale
On Fancy
25c
Sugar-Cured Breakfast
Bacon ... 33c Pound
Hams ..... 35c Pound
Bean Bacon . . 22c Pound
THIS 18 FOB WHOLE PIECES AND
FOR CASH.
Lee Williams
TUB PRICE WRECKER
Corner Wood aud Third Sin-flu,
No Advance in Prices
Ladles' Suits Dry Cleaned and
Pressed $1.25
Ladies' Dresses Dry Cleaned and
Pressed $1.25
Ladles' Waists Dry Cleaned and
Pressed .50
Lndles' Skirts Dry Cleaned and
Pressed .60
Ladles' Long Coats Dry Cleaued and
Pressed $145
Gents' Snlts Dry Cleaued and
Pressed $1.25
GenU' Otercoals Dry Cleaned and
Pressed $1.25
Gent's Trousers Dry Cleaned and
Fressed .50
Gents' Coats Dry Cleaned and
Pressed .75
Coats rellned $30
Ladles' Suits Pressed M
Gents' Suits Pressed 50
AH winter garments stored free of
charge.
FRENCH DRY CLEANERS
MBS. CABBIE BRKEZE,
Proprietress.
Side Meat
20
Reduction Sale !
All instruments in our store are now being offered at the start
ling figure of 20 per cent under war prices.
Delayed shipments and rail tie-up permit us to offer exceptional
values in this general reduction sale closing July 10th.
All of the standard and most popular brands, including Smith &
Nixon, Weaver, Jacob Doll, Brinkerhoff and Ludwig. Let us show
you our beautiful insrtuments and give you a demonstration.
Richard Spaniard Piano So.
Nelson
Second Street.
Monty back without qoMtloo
If HUNT'S S.It. f!U In th
IrHtmint of ITCH, BCZBMA,
RINGWORM. TSTTBR ot
ether Itchlnc tkin diMam,
Try 7 oral bos t our ritk,
At M. A. Swift. Drug Store.
CllieillllATI MARKETS
CLCLJiATI MARKETS.
Thursday, July 1.
Cattle 1100, slow and weak; steers
dull; cbalce butchers, steady; Cows,
weak; Bulls, weak, moBtly 2550
cents lower.
Hogs 4686, closing weak, poor
clearance; Heavy, Mixed and Medium,
S17; Light, $16; Pigs, $12.50; Roughs,
$13; Stags, $9.50.
Sheep 6750, close slow $7 down;
Lambs, $16 down; Seconds, $U12.
Officer P. Ryan Is again on the job
after a fifteen days vacation spent In
visiting relatives in Ohio and in tend
ing his crop of tobacco in the Hunter
bottoms.
USE THE OLD
'MARSHALL'S
4f ft I1 Drmndrf or Mot pr.pld b?
iU WlUJAMMFa,CO, CLCVflAMO.OHIO .
. For Sale by M. T. Williams ft Co.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
All Items under this head 1 cent a
word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
WANTED
WANTED Old false teeth. Good
prices paid. Gus Sorrles. 1 6t
FOB KENT
FOR RENT Flat. Apply at No. 25
East Third street. 29-tf
FOR RENT Office In Court street
See Dr. W. C. Crowell, 'Phone 085.
roi.siu
FOR SALE One oak sideboard, chenp
if sold at once. Call on Mrs. E. F.
Cabllsli, Collins Flats 30-6t.
FOR SALE Hudson Roadster, in
good condition. Dr. W. S. Yazell,
Sutton street. 28June-6t
FOR SALE Capt. John Small resi
dence in Aberdeen. Large corner
lot. Brick residence, 14 rooms, Im
mediate possession. J. M. Collins
YES
Canning Season is Here
And if you are looking for Mason
jars, in any sizes, Mason jar caps,
jar rubbers, sealing wax, or para-
wax, We can supply you at the
minimum price.
If you are in need of any of the
above mentioned artioles, favor us
with a call
W. I. NAUMAN & BRO.
"THE HOME OF GOOD EATS"
117-119 W. SiCHd St. Pftini 619
Building,
Maysvllle, Ky.
L
REALIZING THAT IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO
CONTINUE BUSINESS IN BUILDING NOW 00
CUPLED, WITHOUT EXTENSIVE REPAIRS, I
HAVE SOLD MY STOCK OP GOODS. I WANT TO
THANK THE GOOD PEOPLE OF MAYSVLLLE
AND NEIGHBORHOOD FOR THEIR PATRONAGE
AND IF POSSIBLE WILL OPEN A DRY GOODS
STORE LATER. YOURS TRULY,
R. L, HOEFLICH.
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Mr. E. a Bates, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Key, of Walnut street.
GEO. P. LAMBERT
Chiropractor
O'Kiefi Buildiof, MartetStnet
MAVSVILLE KY.
Lady Assistant. 'Phone 692-R.
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orange
TEA
1
14 Pound
yy rue tea tnat nas aeiigntea nunareas ot famines nere every1
() summer for years, for making delicious Iced Tea. Has a rich (
jp red color, ana a navor au its
$ TRY IT IT'S
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IMavsville Tea, Coffee & Spice Co.
cf) Gash and Carry
ft 202 MARKET STREET
$ PHONE
The Kind You've Been Hankering Fori
HERE IT IS
Federal Bread is a FULL,
BODY to it that MOTHER used
Does it go down EASY I
Better BELIEVE it does!
& world and your grocer has it, or
Send for Some TODAY.
Federal System of Bakeries:
East Third Street
Splendid
Brick Residence
For Sale
Six Room modern brick residence with new bath
and and all modern improvements, (formerly Hel-
mer House), located on West Second street, right in
the heart of the city, this is a splendid home and in ;
a good neighborhood, the price is right, possession
at onoe.
j i
Sherman Am
WILL SELL THE EARTH. , jj
8QCAEE DE AL SQUARE -No.
8 East Second Street. MAYIVILLE, KY.
At the GEM Only
Sty
JTry a Ledger Want ii. ' It F,.
TODS ETES
For quality, service aud satlsfactloa
see os. Broken lenses duplicated.
GEO. C. DEYINS
Optometrist and Opticlaa
O'Keefe Building, Market Street
Tpstalrs oTer DeNusle.
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rexoe
25 Cents
own.
DELICIOUS.
Pure Fiod Store
NEXT D03R SWIFT DRUG STORE
656.
PLUMP loaf, with the same
to make I
Greateat domestic bread in the 1
should have.
and Market Street
in
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