The public ledger. [volume], September 20, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Washington, Sept. 2o. The retail
cost of food to the average family In
the lulled States decreased two per
cent, in the mouth ending August 15,
according to figures made public to
day by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
of the Department of Labor, based on
reports from 61 cities.
Among the cities shewing a decrease
in the price level vara Columbus. In
dianapolis and St. Louis, 4 per cent.;
Chicago, 3 per oent.; Baltimore, New
York, Savannah and Washington 2 per
cent.
Decreases in 22 articles of food
ranged from 28 !er cent, for potatoes
to one per cent, for sirloin steak and
rib roast, while of eleveu articles
showing an increase, granulated sui.r
i led with 7 per cent.
COVIXGT STA11TS 01!K
C0XSJ1U C I10 OK WHAKK
Covington, Kv Sent. 19. Work of
constructing a permanent wharf cn
the Ohio River at this point was begun
today. The landing is tp be at. the foot
of Scott street.' Citizens regard this
movement as the initial step toward
the development of this city as an im
portant river terminal. The work of
clearing the snot for actual construc
tion work was finished today. Mayor
Douelly himself setting fire to the
debris. City olllcials are as enthusi
astic about the project as are the citi
zens, and all feel that Covington will
come into its own as a river terminal.
"BETSY ROSS"
COFFEE
Did you wit liave a real good drink of coffee? Our "BETSY BOSS"
Brand Is the best and only Coffee In town Unit will give jou perfect satisfac
tion. It's fresh roasted and fresh ground every day and put In one-pound air
tight sealed packages no as to retain Its strength and rich iluvor. 4 list try a
pound and convince yourself. 1'er pound 85 Cents.
!a-I'onnd raikage, ground BLACK PEPPEB Per Puckage Hie.
Ground Cloves, package 10c
Ground Xutmeg, package 10c
Buy Leaves, package 10c
Celery Seed, puckage Klc
Paurika. ua' kuire .."'.'!"!!.'.'" ilOc
Cinnamon; whole, package 10c j Cinnamon; ground, package 10c
Mixed Pickling SPICES Per Package 10 Cents.
The National Tea & Coffee Co.
220 MARKET
'PH0E 640
.Fall Hats
To Let
Any Size, Any Price
Just In
Brady-Bouldin Co.
Nelson Building
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Perfume
Compact Powder
Face Powder
Talcum Powder
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PHARMACY
c-r.d Market Mrtsls
RUSSELL CO.
CliU UICIIVGI tlllwld
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
VII .ivilii uuuer tllta itttuo J . n
'wanted
WANTED To buy a large gas heat
ing stcve. Call Ledger Ollice. l'.lSep6t
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FOR KENT Furnished rooui3. '1'hcne
No. 692. 2USept-tf
FOR KENT Oocd four-room cottage"
in Eastland. To rem for $1.50 per
week. W. T. Berry, 221 Wood street.
'Phone 25a-W. lUSept3t
FOR RENT Flat, apply to Mrs Geo.
Sliiplcy, East Second street. SStpi-tf
FOR RENT 5-room rlat, all conven
iences, corner Second and Walnut
stroeu Call B53 or see Dr. Crowell.
FOR SALE
I FOR SALE
Pure bred Pointer Pups
cheap If sold at once. Apply to M. J.
Hendrickson, Mint Cola Bottling
Co. 153ept6t
LOST
LOST An Eastern Star pin, Sunday
between my homo on Forest avenue
and Colored Methdlst church, Find
' er please return to Mrs. Sudie Mor
ton, 1221 Forest avenue
Mace, package 10c
Allspice, package -..10o
Sage, .package 10c
Mustard Seed, imckuge 10c
STREET
FREE DELIVERY
TOM MOORE
MITCH CRAIN NO OTHERS
j DEFENDANTS IN BIG SUIT
i
! Widuni of Democrat Killed in Clny
j hole Political Battle Seek Largo
j DuniitgVH From Itepiihllcitiis.
Wliluwa of the three Democrats
' killed In the election fight in Clayhole
' precinct, Ilreathttt county, November
,8, 1921. have file! suit in (he Fayette
cinnty circuit court at Lexington
against Mitchell S. Crain. u Repub
lican lender of Breathitt country, and
14 other citizens of Breathitt county,
lacking $100,000 in each of three petl
;tkns v.ltich charge that the men
named as defendants conspired to pre
I vent and destroy the election and to
kill end murder such persons. Includ
! Ing the husbands of the vomM who
: filed the suit, as was necessary to car
( ry out their purpose.
1 The ch'ildren left orphans by the
1 dor.' lis vl the three men killed are also
named in the netition as joint phiin
j tlf.'s.
j Thost who filed suit are Mrs. I'mi!
I in Coribs. widow cf Cleveland Combs,
i MtiJ five children: Mrs. Lizzie Allen,
j widow of Ethan Allen. Jr., and seven
I children. :nd .Mrs. Pflila Combs, wid
I ?w of .;btr. v Combs and s'x children,
i Vitrei with MiUh-11 S. Crain sis
. r'i!t (!;' m1nn:s are Ed Davis. Chester
IPavls. W'lllp Pavis. Arnie Davis. Will
I Barrett, Marlon Barrett. Airblv Bur
i vett. Alfred Barrett, Will Caiupbell
FA Combs. Green T. Stums. Clarence
' '.'naatc. Jar.vs Kilburn md Tom Mil-
GREEKS FLEE CONSTANTI
NOPLE AS TURKS DRAW NEAR
!:rcnt KmmIos of Cliristians From the
; F rmei Heir City of Turks as Kein.
allsts Are Bejxirtcd Near City.
j constintinople, Sept. 20. Chrls
il:!iia .fiar iig a repetition of the hor
. -O'-s of Smyrna, fled bv the thousands
I today as Kenialists were reported
drawing near their former holy city,
j freek? hastily gntliered their pos
j ?! slons and besieged the embassy for
j t; iworts. Thev left the city by eve:
, available means.
! Mustapha Kemal. according to reli
! Me reports received here from
j Smyrna. Iris left that stricken city and
i 's now in Nicomedja. near Ismdt. Bo
j miles from Constantinople.
. Turkish cavalrv. according to word
'rc-Mved here, has reached the out
sk,, of Bieha. on the edce of the
' nottiral zone. Kemalists are known to
ibe on di!y near Chanak, where the
, Brlti.-'i are Intrenched.
I Grefks and other Christian believe
l--v ii;ivp onlv two plternritives
' d.'n'h or dvarture. N'o amount of re
I .I'ri'i'.r.ee from the allied forces here
T-iiij s'av the exodus.
Tn nii.l to the copfns'rn. thousand'
l -f refneees from outlying trri-
j ,-.tertd Constantinenle B3 other?
i f!"d.
Pnitrynders cf the Oreek forces
''e were none too sure of the lovnltv
- ' their troons. There were frennent
-ersirts of mutinies.
HEARST DEFEATED I
EW YORK PRIMARIES
1 A'.hany. N. Y.. Sept. 20. Most of
"i- cand'date for deleeate to the
D'-mocratle state eonventirn who were
deiirod to vote for W. R. Hearst for
governor, were defeated In yestordny's
rrlmnry.
In Erie county (Buffalo) where Wll
"am .1. Conners sotiaht the election of
I'eTsf f'elofntes four r.t them .were
-nrreosfnl. Thlrtv-fcur of the thirty--'r';t
"lerates are classed ns punnort-
j of William H. Fitzpatrick. (rintv
n'rman. and thev have declared for
'Ifred V. Smith for the Gubernatorial
"nlnn'ion.
In lb;:nv eovntv. where Patrlrk E
T.pbe former TVmf-r.Hn V"der
ho-Ved te Hearst rjnloc"'tns. thev were
r -it"il iv 20 to 1. N effert wn-i rondo
-loet deleeates tilnH-red to Henrst tn
--'or counties tesides Erie and Al-
lnnv
Rn In Mnvfeltl n
CHEER UP
IT'S TIME To have your
fall clothes repaired, cleaned and
nretised for' the present season.
How about letting us clean and
itore your Spring and Summer
rarmeuts?
Prompt service and highest
class of worlf guaranteed. Work
called for and delivered.
ara
Maker of Clothes that Repeat.
6i2 W. Front St. 'Phone 337-W
P. S. We arc now displaying
Fall and Winlcr swatches of tlm
famous lines of Ed. V. Prine & Co.,
Chicago, and Kahii Hros., of Indi
anapolis. AT OPERA HOUSE
To the Tune of the New
Victor Records!
These new records have been selected by right of popularity fof special
nes that will cheer up the family and mld-mor.th release. They're lively tu
Bet eveiybody's feet a-movlng.
Slrutin' at the Strutters' Hull Fox Trot
7.cz Conl'rey and His Orchestra
The French Trot Fox Trot
The Erencli Trot Fox Trot All-Star Trio
Why Should I Cry Oicr You J Fox Trot Virginians
Bine Fox Trot Virginians
Suly It While Diinrlnp Fox Trot Reason Orchestra
I'm Just Wild About Harry Fox TTot Whltcman
Murphy's Jewelry Store
lf WEST SfXOND STREET.
THE IMlEPEMIEYf WDM A
is one of the briiihest jewels which
adorns our modern, economic system.
Hut too often this independence is
.sained at the cost of health, and the
wnsf - earning nomaii struggles
Iti lotirti her duties a jirey to nervous
aess baekueiie and des;ioiicleney. Does
not her lndeprn.i.nce then become
nu. re of a Imulen I'tan Joy? I.ydia
K. rinkliai:t's Veu ifMo C0111p011r.il has
iielid inan -ik'.i women U regain
ihoir 7est in I'fe .and will help many
mere.
CLEns lIUMi l MITES.
New llrunsv. irk. . .1.. Seit. ;o.
Six leiters. alleged to have been writ
ten by Mrs. Elinor .M'lls to Rev. Ed
ward W. Hall, were found by police in
the rwcttr's studv. li developed today,
uid furnished clews which may lead
a their murderer
1n1es rf persons who mey have had
,v hand in Killing the clergyman nni
:he wife of his ,'evton were d'seovemd
n thr" letters, 't w:n hinted.
A detective was on guard today in
h" nbnml"!!! frrmhouso neir the
Pickling
WE OFFER YOU HEINZ WHITE VINEGAR. THE
KIND USED BY HEINZ IN PREPARING ALL THEIR
PRODUCTS. TRY IT AND YOU WILL NOT SUFFER
LOSS BY SPOILAGE.
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DINGER BROS,
LEADING RETAILER
FOR
Three Desirable Residence
Lots of the old Ball Park
Property. : : : : :
Tn STATE NATIONAL BANK
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
astime Today
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Millard
IN
THE STRANGER
A thrilling Story of Plains and Hills
of the Far West
ADMISSION 10 AND 15 CENTS
(War Tax Included)
TOMORROW
TOM MIX
In BEATING THE GAA1E
and Movie Chats
place where the two bodies were
found. Author. tits believe the mur
ders may have been committed In the
old uiansH.ii.
I MSTAI. CASE
CO I Mi TO A KM).
South Uend, Ind . Sept. 20. The
closing scenes of the l'oulin-Tlcruan
paternity case were enacted here to
day, with Professor John P. Tlernan
in the leading role.
As on the previous days, crowds
jammed the court room early nnd
hundreds congregated In the corridors
outside.
The point at issue was whether the
court would allow Professor Tlernan
to corroborate hU wiles testimony
thnt they had net lived together before
the baby was hern
Mrs. Clement Freiuh nnd Hon. Stan
ley F. Heed motored to Lexington
Wednesday to attend the races
Sara Middleman wnm h-ef hides,
will pay the luehest rn-li p'-ee 20Jl-tf
Vinegar
SAL
Wilson
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BIG ONE
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VALUE
Not only in the items listed below but in our entire line.
No. 1 POTATOES, full peck SOo
MOTHERS OATS, package .777777... 12o
HEINZ SWEET PICKLES, per dozen 25o
12 pound sack GOOD FLOUR 450
Our best COFFEE, the one that makes you smile, pound 35c
3 pounds for $1.00
D I TIIDMCD 9. COM 509-11 East
III Li iuiiiilh
Telephone tit.
"WE StAHD HCIt OF !l!ltIIH6 WE SIT 01 S!lf
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IT MAKES EVERYBODY
HAPPY
Whatt
Wliy your confection
ery, of course.
Why don't you take a box to
your girl tonight and see what a
smiling greeting you receive.
ALL THE CANDY
YOU WANT
won't hurt you, if it's our candy
you buy and eat. It's pure, whole
some nnd nourishing, nnd even
the prices will please you.
ite Confectionery
PvROCERIES V
j , Wi IJS,
Well! It is school time again. We have learned our lesson. We
have figured it out that the only way to succeed in this grocery busi
ness is to give you HIGH QUALITY Groceries at the LOWEST
PRICES, so you will be satisfied and trade regularly with us. We
are doing this every day. Come, see. Lots of nice things for school
lunches. Fresh Groceries; Priced Low.
J. C. CABUSH
Phone 83
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T. W. RAY'S FARM
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922
AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M.
118 3-4 acres, located about l ull way between Mayaville and
Klemingsburg, in Lewisburg precinct, Y miles west of the half way
bouse.
Farm has Good Six-room House
i Jam, 44x97, Good Stock Barn or .Stable) largo enough for 12 head of
norses, Two Corn Cribs, and all other necessary out-buildinga.
The farm is well fenced, plenty of good never failing water, all
;;ood strong Limestone Tobacco laud, and is located right in the cen
er of the garden spot of Mason county.
This farm is located in the new Lewisburg High School District.
riace will bo sold on liberal terms, Ono-third cash March first,
lulance in 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years. Pull possession March 1, 1023.
i T. W. BAY, Owner.
.1. C. HAWKINS, Aucitono-r. SHERMAN ARN, Sales Agent
Tomorrow At Gem and Opera
!'OLD
Is
Outstanding!
00 ouii
Second Street
DR. ROY GIEHLS
Chiropractor
104 Went Mcriini Wtreet
11r riilrnprartor ortrd la Mini
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