The public ledger. [volume], September 05, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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At the Big Fair
KY.STATE
Louisville
Sept. 11 to 17
that $10,000 saddle horse stakej $50,000 fir fcpectacle, "Heart of China;"
great Midway full of fun; big aud good races every day; Pop Geers and
Senardo, great pacer; four big bands aud plenty of mnsic; the iudustrial
exposition; great night horse show; hippodrome with 10 circus acts; Ken
tucky log cabin exhibit; KENTUCKY CARDINAL BAND, the real music
makers; and hundreds of wonderful sights to see.
OUR. MOTTO
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lULJ
by Lucy Jeanne Price
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New York. Coney Island felt like
the exhibitor o fllie girnffo, the other
day. You remember the oll story of
the man wth fifteen children who In
quired how much It would cost to take
them all la to see the circus animal.
The tlckot seller surveyed the mob in
amasement, and then said, "Com on In
free, and let the Rlrnffo look nt you!"
Well, delenatton or HtBhnrm In knee
breeches making the rounds of Coney
Island was as curious and tlntrlpuluK
sight to the barkers aud crowds of
Coney as the "shoot the chutes" and
"roly poly" wero to tho IllBiions. Tho
Most Reverend Edward Hutson of tho
Island of Antigua, Archbishop of tho
W'oet Indies," adjourned the synod of
the hlorarchy of tho Proylnce of the
West Indlesfl which Is holding a six
day's session hero, nnd ho and tho
BiBhops made the excursion to Coney
They made a completo round of nmuse
ments, ate "hot dogs" and threw b.ise
balls at the dummy figures, all In their
knee breeches with loggings, clerical
coats with black silk nprons, and low
round fett bats with three tassels
dangling from three separate corners.
NY
Wooden shoes! One never thinks of
their bolng worn any more, certainly
not on Manhattan Island. Hut there
Is an excellent market here for thorn,
according to tho mistress of a French
Shop. The tops are of leather, to bo
sure, but the soles are thick and heavy
carved out of chunks of wood by the
Jack knives of peasants somcwhero In
Franco. "They are worn In kitchens,
that's all I know," the uncommunica
tive Frenchwoman declared.
NT
It was a Joy to see Wilton Lackaye
in "The Monster," 'not only because
he gives an Interpretation of an al
most Incredible character In this
thriller or thrillers, but because It was
no delightfully reminiscent of his por
trayal of Svcngall, In his old success,
"Trilby." Ho Is the same suave mystic
except that he threatens to cut with
the surgeon's knife and electric cur
rent this time, rather than pierce with
his eyes ,ns ho then did. McKay Morris,
on eof our best actors of tho "natural
ist lc" school. Is also In tho cast. It
seems a long way from his part In
"Main Street" last yenr but as alwayB,
ho gives a finished performance. I
wondered Just what would have hap
pened if a match had been struck in
tho nudlonce during the performance
so tensely wa severy one In witnessing
tho events on the stage. Forunately,
VANCEBURG
FAIR
6, 7, 8 and 9
HIGHER WAGES AT PL AM
WHERE STRIKE WAGED.
Newport. Wages of laborers em
ployed by the AndrewB Steel Company
ere Increased 20 per cent, effective
September 1. Other departments of the
steel plant and the Newport Rolling
Mill will be adjusted accordingly, ex
cept the tonnage men, whose wages
aro regulated by a sliding scale based
on the selling price of steel.
Sept.
The State National Bank, in further
ance of a thrift campaign, will likely
Install a miniature bank in the Mays-
ville High School this season. The
same plan of saving by school child
ren will also be introduced in the
county schools and the Aberdeen
school.
WOULD CONNECT CHICAGO
WITH NEW YORK
FINEST DISPLAY OF STOCK FERRIS WHEEL CARNIVAL
MERRY-GO-ROUND and UP-TO-DATE ATTRACTIONS
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FLORAL HALL
AND POULTRY EXHIBITS
BIGGER AND BETTER IN EVERY WAY
Xbe Type Used In One Tear to Publish
Endorsements of Dean's Kidney
Pills.
no one did.
-NY-
The Liberty
Warehouse
Will most certainlj be opened to receive, handle and Bell your
1922 non-pooled crop of tobacco.
CASH will be PAID for every crop sold.
WATCH for the opening date to be announced soon in the Public
Ledger.
Representatives of all the big dealers and manufacturers will be
on our sales.
The Liberty
Warehouse
0. M. JONES, Sales Manager.
New York photographers are about
to rise en masse nnd bless the new law
requiring every motorist to have his
photograph made a part of his driver's
llconsc. "We always knew that men
delighted in portraits of themselves,"
a photographer told me, "and now wo
at last can reap tho benefits of that
vanity. The average man refused ever
to have his plcturo taken. That was
jfc? jL .Tomorrow f
Alright
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A Ity 111 apartent, adds
1?,! J traa and vigor to
1 tha dtge.tiva and
I allmlnativa ayatem,
JSMml tmpiovea tha appa-
!m tita, rallavaa Sick
fr H.adacha and Bil-
f yiwajw- ou,na, cor r acta
CooatipaUoa.
Pt i-3Ji?cJ for over
J imioR -U 3rfis
One-third tha regular doia.
B'r3r iftaw Made of tame Infredl
f2SAfT enta, than c a n d y
I aary eoated. For children
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Everything new and charming in Frock Fashion ia represented
from the plain straight line model to the more elaborately beaded
nnd embroidery effect.
Suits in Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Velour in man tailored effect,
lined with Crepe de Chine and Satin.
WINTEK COATS
Never before in the history of our store have such Coat values
been offered.
Every new style and trimming included.
It is beyond doubt the greatest Coat offering at these prloes.
EUaysvillG Suit & Dry Goods Co.
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Just shyness, a pretense of Indifference
to a showing of vanity. Now the mo
torist doesn't do it voluntarily; the
law makes him; that's a good enough
alibi for anyone. And when he gets
out of the door without falling for the
temptation of having a dozen or so fin
Ished than he could refuse to be seen
In his brand new motr car."
NY
It desn't look as if this coming sea'
son would be a dull one. The mood of
the people toward prosperity is reflect
ed wdith considerable accuracy In the
expenditures or our merchants. They
are too wary to go n heavily for Eu
ropean bulying i fthe prospects of
sales are dim. And when the Olympic
arrived in port the other day, she car
ried 4,000 trunks, most of them be
longing to buyers, and some of them
pietty nearly as big as a beach bun
galow.
NY-
Why must thrilling moments be so
often spoiled? I was In a broker's of'
fice tho other day between two-thirty
and ture o'clock and I never had every
tick o fthe clock seem so portentuous
I Pour tolephones were in the small pri
vote odlce where I sat and the broker
was dropping one receiver to pick up
miother with a moment's pause. "It
nineteen minutes to three," he would
say, "I'll wait Just three minutes for
your order." "Two forty eight," nlto
antohor 'phone. "Wnat about cancel!
ng that 'sell at 32 1-8'?" Orders to buy
and sell, queries to customers, oh
everything that made seconds seem
like thousands of dollars! I JuBt
glowed in the Importance of it. Then
ho Jerked a "phone, "Get Charlie
he told tho private wire operator,
"Hello, Charlie" It was now two-
fifty-one, with nine minutes before the
market's close "Say, that friend of
mtno got back this morning and he
wants two cases of that mineral wa
ter." The whole rush and tremendous.
ness of the minutes had been inter
rupted to order mineral water,
They didn't seem nearl yso important
any more.
FIFTY-TWO CHEATING CAS
PUMPS FOUND TO DATE,
Louisville. Activities in the gaso.
line war, started by Louisville Auto
mobile Club against proprietors
filling stations where gasoline is al
leged to be short measured, resulted in
the issuance of six more warrants.
bringing the number of warrenta is'
sued to fifty-two. An average shortage
of C6 cubic inches to five gallons of
gasollno was found at the stations
where pumps were Incorrect
Of the many kidney remedies on the
market today, none othe is recommend-
like Doan's Kidney Pills. Fifty-
thousand benefited people gladly tes
tify in the newspapers of the own
towns. Forty-five hundred American
newspapers publish this homo proof
of Doan's merit. The type used in one
year to tell this wonderful story would
make a solid column of metal twice as
high as the world's highest mountain.
Placed end to end the lines of type
would reach from New York to Chi
cago. These miles or good words told
by 50,000 tongues sound glad tidings
to any Maysvllle sufferer who wants
relief from kidney and bladder ills,
Here's a Maysvllle case. Don't experi
ment. Use the remedy endorsed by
people you know.
E. S. Lee, proprietor grocery store,
2 Market street, says: "I think
Doan's Kidney Pills are a fine remedy
and gladly recommend them. I use
them every now and then when my
kidneys get out of order or my back
gets to hurting and the ysoon relieve
the trouble. Doan's tone up my ays
tem and give me better health general
ly ever time I use them.
Price 60 cents, at au dealers, uon i
simply as for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Fills tne same tnai
Mr. Lee bad. FoBter-MIlburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
X Incorporated)
Managed by Mr. J. E. MoCORD.
'Phone 674.
24nWest Second Street
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ASYLUM AFTER REPEATED
TEUMS IX SCOTT JAIL,
Georgetown. Frank Johnson, Ne
gro, was tried for lunacy and adjudged
insane. Ho was sent to the Eastern
Kentucky state hospltul at Loxiugton
The Ncuro has served a numbor of
successive terms In the Jull, commit'
ting tho same eriina as toon as freed
Each time he was tried on charge of
dniukoiincst and dUordorly conduct.
I. miner Br!c rcmnlency
Buy In Maysvllle. It pay.
Ledger Service Efficiency.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
WILLIAMS' PILE OINTMENT
For Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pilei.
For ule by all drugguu, mail 50c and $1.00.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. rnaa. Clerelaad. Ohio
C. F. KUGCS, Pharmacist.
GEO. P. LAMBERT
Chiropractor
Mbifi Mini Markit Stint
MAYSVIUE KY.
La4f AtslsUiL
'Psoas IH-B.
.SATISFACTION
We think yoi will concede that
there Is superiority about eerj
trade of ROOKWOOD not usiinllj
found In other brand of COFFEE.
One pound packets, fresh roasted
nd steel cat.
ASK TOUR GROCER
file E. R. WEBSTER CO. "83?
ESTABLISHED OYER 40 TEAKS
Use Webster's ORANGE PEKOE IEA
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DELCO -LIGHT
RJMJI MIsWLJi
if our Easy Payment Plan
C. L. MAIXS Si CO, Agents
Miners a, Ky.
Will
of
lams
Guts the Price
30c. Coffee, steel cut, pound 20c
75c Tea, pound 40c
12 Pounds Best Flour you
ever used 45c
Strip Bacon, pound 15c
Sugar Corn, can 10c
35c Can Fine Cherries 25c
Red Top Malt, box 65c
Pure Cane Sugar, 25 pounds $2.00
THESE PRICES ARE FOR
CASH ONLY
Lee Williams
Wood and Third Street
Sixth Ward.
Furniture Upholstering
Refinishing and Crating
Everything Guaranteed
E. TAYLOR
Lta Orders at U. U. Kboi A Co.
PIIONK M.
Dr.W. H. Hicks
Osteopath c Physician
! Triitaents Giria tki Dim
Si Charles Hotel
Geo. C. Devine
OPTOMETRIST.
Eyes Examined
Glasses Scientifically Fitted.
MAYSVILLE, KY.
O'Keefe Bldg. UP STAIRS.
Send the little ones
to bed healthy and
happy-give them i
supper of delicious
bread and milk.
Traxei's Bread
That's th3 kind.
Higgins & Slattery
i NDEarAlU.&3 raj SMUALJUBS
When the tad hour reachw jom
aorae yon ca-t cbout tor tha ncd of
t'uat hour. Yiu ant to pay tha fullaat
rjepect to the departed one. Ton nat
urally want the beet there In the Us
dertaker't line to meet the demand! oi
the occaitoa.
We InTite jour atieiuloa to oar line.
1TJT0 AND H3BSS-DBAWM
FC9K&ALS.
Caili Aaiwered Any Hear.
Fnone th 101 Mark Street
Attention, FARMERS
OF MASON COUNTY
Do You Need FARM LOANS?
Arrangements have been made with the Louisville Joint
Stock Land Bank, organized and operating under the pro
visions of the Federal Farm Loan Act, to lend you
In amounts up to $35,000 on improved farm
lands in Kentucky. Interest rate 6. Term
33 years. Payments on the amortization
plan. No commission to pay. Small applica
fee charged. Ample funds. Quick service.
For full particulars address or call at
FARMERS k TRADERS BANK
MAYSVILLp. KY.
Maysville's New Music Store
OPP. THE CENTRAL HOTEL, MARKET STREET
Factory Representatives for Player Grand Pianos, Hordmann
Peck Co., Ludwig, Brinkenhoff, Chickering, Jose French & Sou,
and other leading makes. ..
Phonographs,
Pathe, Crystola, Victor and the latu Strand Console Cabinet
Phonographs. We handle the latent Records. O. K. Red Seal (plays
on both sides), Oennett and Victor.. ALL kinds of Phonograph
Needles at pre-war prices. - ,p gj
Our small instruments department is most complete, Violins,
Bows, Cases, Strings, Etc., Banjos, Guitar", and all sundries.
We have the Repeat-o-graph and other Phonograph Repeaters.
We handle the Ceer Repeater, $1.75 for a limited tiiuo only.
RICHARD SPANIARD CO.
Located with A. Clooney, Jeweler.
Fine line of Watchoi and Jewelry. Fitting Glasses a specialty.
For three years White Plume Flourhas taken the premium in J. C. EVERETT ,
- . . J tv i . a r f.ivp it a frlnl and vnn will uever doubt its 0 00
Give it a trial and you will ueyer doubt its
Oait KlSing DieaU ai UeniiaiUUWll I da. superior quality. Ask
your grocer.
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