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KLAUOltATE I'lMNiltAM
AKKA.XGEU FOIt
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(lurlnnatl Iludlo ltrondrnNtlng Station
To Open Nrpteiiiber 22nd
WJlh mi Extra llltf '
l'roirrmii.
Ono of thu most eluborulo programs
cror broudcuHlod from a wlrelons tole
pliono station Iiuh boon prrpHred for
Friday evening, September 22, the
opening night tlio now and powerful
radio plant of the Crowley .Mnmiftictur
lng Company. Cincliimiti, Ohio. The
rail letters of this now Btallon will be
V 1, W, the cure as IIioko unsigned to
thu old station o fthe C'roslcy Company
which has ben ho popular among tlio
radio funs of the middle weit.
' Tho concert will bo xtarted prompt
ly at 8 p. in. when thoro will be an In
dication by the Itev. !r. Arbii Martin,
pator of thu Walnut 1 1 i lit MiMl.ndiiit
church. This will be folowed by a
brief talk by Mr. Powell C'roaley, Jr.,
president of the Croxley Manufactiir
Ing Company.
Other speakers will be Mayor
George P. Carrel, William K. Wiley,
publisher of The Knqulrer, Captain
Wade Mountfortt, managing editor of
tho Commercial Tribune, and Elmer
Frlex. editor of tho Post.
At the conclusion of thecs addresses
representatives of the Cincinnati Col
lege of Music will render a series of
beautiful vocal, piano, violin and 'cello
selections. These representatives will
be Miss Maarie Houston, Miss Hazel
nrewsntigh. Miss 1M 1th Tolkcn and Mr.
Arthur Knecht, advanced students of
the college, who have ben selected to
take part In tho opening concert bo
cause they havo proven tholr ablity
to perform wondorfully.
Next will be pupils of Miss Minnie
Tracy, well-known music teaoher,
whose graduates rank among th.o fore
most artists of the United States. She
likewise has selected her most efficient
students to take part In this concert,
assuring al those who "listen In" the
best music obtainable. Those who Will
represent Miss Tracy's school will be
Miss Rode Bodon, Miss Marguerite
lluklll, Mrs. Ida Lee Blackschlager,
Mrs. Mlnnette Salman Sumberg, Mr.
Oscar C'olker and Mr. Arnold Schroed
er. Part three of tho concert will be
composed of selections by the Slnton
Hotel Orchestra, one of the best In
Cincinnati, Intermingled with vocal
selections by Mr. Colkor. This feature
will bo tremendously Interesting to
thoso radla fang who take delight In
listening to exceptionally fine popular
orchestra selections.
At tho conclusion of these selections
there will be two songs by Mr. Eugene
Sehinltt, baritone, whoso voice has
been heard bo often this summer by
those who tuned In when W t, W was
In operation. Then will come popular
piano selections by professors o fthe
Awanda Studios, who rank among the
foremost popular song players of the
mid-west.
SECRETARY OF LABOR TO
BE LOriSTILLE SPEAKER.
Iyoulsville. Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis unless official business
unexpectedly Interferes, will bo
speaker here September 27 at the na
tional conveatlon of Exchange Clubs,
Ho accepted the Invitation extended
according to advices from Washington.
Trv I.edrer Wart Ad. It Pays,
Tl 1 TT"
The modern way,
the quick and easy
way of doing your
washing. Come in
and look at the real
Washing Machine.
ELECTRIC SHOP
Of MAYSVILLE GAS CO.
QUESTIONS AND BIBLE AMSVYEKS.
How did God express his infinite
love? John 3:16
How were the wise men of the Sast
directed to the birthplace of Jesus?
Matt. 2:1-10
What did the wise men of the East
do when they beheld the young chlldT
Matt. 2:11
What estlmony did John the Baptist
give voncerning Jesus? Matt. 3:11-12
What happoncd Immediately after
Jesus was baptized of John in the Jor
dan? Matt. 3:?6-17
What weapon did Jesus use to defeat
Satan In the temptation?
Matt. 4:4.7,10
How did Jesus begin his great "Ser
mon on the Mount"? Mutt. 5:3-11
What directions did Jesus give con
cerning the giving of alms?
Matt. 6:1-4
What special directions for prayer
did Jesus give In his sermon on the
mountain? Matt 6:5-13
What did Jesus say In regard to
worthwhile Investments and safe
banking? Matt. 6:19-21
What did Jesus say about passing
Judgment on others? Matt. 7:1-5
What test did Jsus lay down for de
tecting false prophets? Mutt. 7:16-20
How did Jesus end his great "Ser
mon the Mount"? Matt. 7:24-27
What did the centurlan at Caper
naum say to Jesus, and what answer
did Jesus give him? Matt. 8:5-13
What power .and what commission
did Jesus give his twelve apostles
when he sent them forth?
Matt. 10:1-16
Why is Jcbub called the burden
bearer? Matt. 11:28-30
Who did Christ say was his brother,
and sister, and mother?
Matt 12:46-60
What did Jesus say about little
children? Matt 19:13-15
What answer did Jesus give the law
yer fhen he asked, "Master, which is
the great commandment In the law?"
Matt 22:37-40
What were the eight woes which
Christ denounced against the scribes
and Pharisees? Matt. 23:13-29
What description did Christ give of
the last Judgment? Matt 25:31-46
What did Jesus say about the
woman who annointed his head with
.rec!ou:i ointment? Matt. 26:6-1'
To whom, and for what sum did Ju
das set his Lord and Master?
Matt 26:14-16
How did Judas deliver Jesus Into
the hands of the chief priests?
Matt 26:47-66
Wliat did Judas do with the money
which ho received for bertaying his
Lord, and what was tho end of Judas?
Matt 27: '-5
How was Jesus crucified?
Matt 27:26-38
Where, and by whom was the body
of Jesus buried? uMtt 27:67-60-After
the burial of Jesus what did
tho chief priests and Pharisees say to
Pilate ,and what answer did he give
them? Matt. 27:62-66
How did the chief priests make sure
the sepulchre in which the body of
Jesus was placed? Matt. 27:66
Who was the first to announce the
resuriTstlou of Jesus, and to whom
was the announcement made?
Matt. 28:1-8
Th Liberty
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Warehouse
Will most certainly be opened to receive, handle and sell your
1922 non-pooled crop of tobacco.
CASH will be PAID for every crop sold.
WATCH for the opening dute to be announced soon in tile Public
Ledger.
Representative! of all tiie big dealers and manufacturers will be
on our sales.
WILLIAMS'
KIDNEY DIMC
and L1VEK riLLO
Have you overworked your nervous eyatem
and caused trouble with your kidneys and
liver? Haveyou painsln lolpMPiwle and l-nck.
Havo ynu a flabby appearance of tho f ai and
under the eyesT If so. ufs Williams' Kidney
and Liver fills. For sale by all drusitlsn.
Price 60c.
VALIUMS MFD. CO., Prop. Cleveland, Obis
C. F. KILGXS, Pharmacist.
Geo. C. Devine
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Men's Overall Jackets $1.25.
Men's Overalls 98c.
Men's Blue Work Shirts 59c.
Kahki Shirts 98c.
Shirtings in stripes and checks 20c per yard.
Maysville Suit L Dry Hoods Oo.
'Phone 671
KIneorporaU);
Managed by Mr. J..E. McOORD.
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Warehouse
0. M. JONES, Sales Manager.
SAVUD LIVE O"
Mrs. HARDING
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BAXDITS ROB GAMBLERS.
Chicago, Sept. 19. Thirty alleged
yp.inblers were held up and robbed to
night of $5,750 by two men while they
wore waiting in a pool hall for the re
turns from the last race at Lexington,
Ky.
After taking all the money in sight
and going through their victims' pock
e's, the robbers fled, but one of them
was captured after a chase through
the downtown streets during which he
threw away a pistol and $500 in bills.
HEL PTHE OLD FOLKS
A Helping; Hand Extended to Many
Old People In Maysville.
The infirmities of age are many.
Most old people have a bad back.
The kidneys are often weak
Or worn out with years of work.
Rackache means days of misery ,
Vrinary troubles, nights of unrest.
Iioan's Kidney Pills have helped to
make life easier for many.
The j ar doing bo for old and youhg.
Maysville people are learning this.
Read the following local endorse
ment: Charles Kennan, retired farmer, 81
Wond street, Maysville. says: "I have
i:i;cd Dean's Kidney Pills several dif
t?"pnt tiir.es within tho last few years
; 'id never had them fail to do me good
?! kidneys were In bad shape. The
o retlmiB wore unnuturn! nml burned
; rribly in passage. My back kept me
in misery during the time the attack
lifted and I was feeling generally run
dnwn. 1 went to Wood & Son's Drug
Store and got a couple of boxes ol
Donn's Kidney Pills and began using
thera. Doan's reached my case at once
ii"d cured me up in god shape. I have
nl.vays relied upon Doan's since and
few now and then regulate my kid
tii'ys and keep them in good condition"
Price CO cents, at nil dealers. Don't
simply as for a kidney remedy get
p lan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Kennan had. Foter-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Mnffalo. N Y
GEO. P. LAMBERT
Chiropractor
O'Keifi Building, Market Street
MAYSVILLE KY.
L4j AssliUai. 'Phono Sft.fc.
SATISFACTION
We think you will rom-ode thai
there Is vuperlnrity nimui overj
trade of ROOK WOO I) mt imuull)
found In other brands of f OK FEE.
One pound pickets, fresh roaited
nd steel cut.
ASK TOm GROCER
The E. R. WEBSTER CO. ggjff
ESTABLISH!:!! OVER -in YE UtS
I'se Webster's ORANGE l'llKOE TEA
Brig. Gen. C E. Sawyer, personal
physician to President and .Mrs:
Harding, and Dr. Charles Mayo;
prominent Surgeon of Minnesota;
photographed as they left the White
House after ministering to Mrs.
Harding during her. serious illness.
ISSUE PRICES OF TREASURY
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
TO BE INCREASED-
Columbus, Ohio. According to an
announcement by the Savings Division
of the Fourth Fedoral Reserve District
the Issue prlcos of Treasury Savings
Cer'ficates will be Increased effective
October 1st, to $120.00 for the $1,000
certificates, $82.00 for the $100 certifi
cates and $20.50 for tho $25 certificates
At these prices the certificates will
yield 4 per cent, compounded semi
annually, If held until maturity.
Theso increases, It was stated, will
readjust the Interest raips on the Cer
tificates to lontorm to prosont Interest
Ifvels In the general market.
I'ntll Soptomber 30th thoso certifi
cates can be purchased at practically
all postofTices at the current prices of
$800.00 for tho $1,000 certificates, $80
for the $100 certificates and $20 for
tho $2JS certificates, at which prices
the cortlficatos will yield i per cent,
compounded soml-unnually. ,
I nlner Hurtli- -Kltli'lmic
Williams
ins im niuu
:!0c. Coffee, steel cut, pouml 20c
T5c Ton, potitii! 40c
12 rounds Best Flour yon
ever used 45c
Strij) Bueori, pound U5c
Sug.ir Corn, cau 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.
Dr.W. H. Hicks
Osteopathic Physician
; TrtatmtRts Given n the Honi
Si Charles Hotel
Eyes Examined
Glasses Scientifically Fitted.
MAYSVILLE, KY.
O'Keefe Bldg. UP STAIRS.
Send the little cnes
to bed healthy and
happy give them a
supper of delicious
bread and miik. .
Traxel's Bread
That's the kind.
Higgins & Slattery
ODEBTAKKK and KXB4l.Mliat3
Whan the sad hour reaeher your
1rne you cast about for the needs of
that hour. Tou wnr.t to pa; the fullest
rjt.pect to the departod one. Ton nat
jrlly'want the bust there la the C
dertakers lino to meet the demands oi
the oecMtom.
-9 Invite your attenttoa to oar lime,
4CTO KliD HOSSE-UltiVTS
FCKXB1L8.
Calls Inhered Aay Hoar,
Phone II. V9 Warke Strii
Attention,
FARMERS
OF MASON COUNTY
DoPYou 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 improvedfarm
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 & TRADERS BANK
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Furniture Upholstering
Refinishing and Crating
Everything. Guaranteed
E. TAYLOR
Leave Orders at K. 0. Xnos A Co.
imwwk e&o.
Maysville's Newjusic Store
OPP. THE CENTRAL HOTEL, MARKET STREET
Factory Representatives for Piayer Grand Pianos, Hardmann
Peck Co., Ludwig, Brinkenhoff, Chickering, Jose French 4 Sons,
and other leading makes. .itSnSl
Phonographs
Pathe, Crystola, Victor and the latest Strand Console Cabinet
Phonographs. We handle the latest Records. O. K. Red Seal (plays
on both sides), Gennett and Victor.. ALL kinds of Phonograph
Needles at pre-war prices.
Our small instruments department is most complete, Violins,
Bows, Cases, Strings, Etc, Banjos, Guitars, and all sur dries.
We have the Repeat-o-graph and other Phonograph Repeaters.
We handle the Geer Repeater, $1.70 for a limited time only.
RICHARD SPANIARD CO.
Located with A, Clooney, Jeweler.
Fine line of Watches and Jewelry. Fitting GUutios a specialty,
Q Have Just
Received a Car of
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CU JVC dlinps. Askfnrnrices & CO.
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