The public ledger. [volume], October 26, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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At the PaMie Ledger Baneieg.
Third gtraei.
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Entered at the Tost Office, Mjt
Till as Secoae Class 1111 Mat-tor.
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COMMENT
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The Falmouth Outlook has given
a boutlful tribute to the pawpaw. Now
the Big Sandy News should have some
thing to say in honor of sorghum.
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We have beard of many church
choir scandals and have also heard ot
many scandals involving the preach
ers but it took the town of New Bruns
wick, N. J., to put a combination of
the scandals and a double murder in
to the newspapers of the whole world.
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The police of 'Indianapolis are en
tirely too active and Mayor Lew Shank
is attempting to call a halt. In few
cities throughout the nation this Is
the case. In Chicago, the Mayor cant
get his police to make arrests and
there are more cities like Chicago than
like Indianapolis:
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Forty-eight additional indictments
have been returned by a grand Jury in
their investigation of tho Herrin, 111.,
massacre when 23 men were shot
down like rats during the recent min
ers' strike. Public sentiment demand
ed the grand jury Investigation and
public sentiment will demand the pun
ishment of the murderers.
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Isn't it strange that the other fellow
sometimes talks like he knows more
about your business than you do? Did
you ever catch yourself telling some
one bow Bill Jones should run his
business? My, wouldn't it be great if
we could all attend to our own busi
ness and let the other fellow do the
same?
1
Wo feel sorry for the kiddies who
are trying to learn the "Star Spangled
Banner." We well remember the
learning of the National song as one
of the biggest jobs of our school days.
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The next big football game of inter
est in these parts is the game between
Kentucky University and Centre. Uni
versity sympathizers are expecting the
squad representing the state institu-
Centre, recognized as one of the best
football squads in the South.
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Much has been said in the local
churches recently about Missions and
liberal contributions have been made
by local churchmen to clothe, feed, ed
ucate and Christianize the Chinese and
other foreigners. This is as it should
be but we just can't help but think
of our own little Maysville kiddies
who, are calling on the City Mission
for winter clothing every day. .. Let's
take a greater interest in helping to
clothe, feed educate and Christianize
them.
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The value of newspaper publicity
was thoroughly demonstrated here a
few nights ago. A very distinguished
Australian delivered a lecture at a
local church. The newspapers were
not used to advertise the lecture and
there were less than twenty-five peo
ple in attendance.
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Be careful. Don't get excited. A Cin
cinnati man, watching, from the shore,
a uuui race at Cincinnati a lew days
ago, became so excited when he saw
two speed boats col lido that he jumped
into the river and was drowned.
A clever young lover was Tee
The girls welcomed him with
great glee
His friend asked him why
And he winked his eye
Said "The ice creas' good at T-G"
And
Wherever
T-G
Ice Cream
Goes its welcome is assured.
Good ice cream is nutritious
Good ice cream is healthful
Good ice cream is a food.
T-G Ice dream is good Ice Cream
Have you served it lately?
Traxel
Glascock Co.
, (UeorporaUd.)
I i THE HOME FOLKS
Ffcsna 325
5-Ply Genuine
ALADDIN CORD TIRES
30x3 VL Guaranteed
$7.75 Each $29.00 for
2 for $15.00 Set of Four
Only 8 tires left.
Money back if not satisfactory.
MEN'S UNION SUITS
98c Each
BOYS' UNION SUITS
89c. Each
Genuine
ELGIN OIL STOVES
$5.98 Each.
Regular value $8. Only 0 left
This Sale Onlv.
Millinery
Choice of any Trimmed Hat in the store $2.79 Each.
Cnnkie Department
GINGER SNAPS 8c Pound
SUGAR WAFERS 10c y2 Pound
FIG BARS 10c Pound
ONLY TWO
THIS WONDERFUL SALE.
"SECOND HAXD BOSE"
OF IBISH ASCESTBT
. . .
Tka oiri of the nonular song sensa
tion "Second Hand Rose," was an Irish I
waif brought up by a Jewish family in j
a nawnshop, so it seems rom Gladys
Walton's Universay pictunzauon 01 me
molody story being shown at the Pas-
time Theater Thursday.
i .tmoanhere the natural msn
instinct had about as much chance for
. , . iwi of refullte fish
uavciujuivu
"13' 1 nHth" nlcnic
The Jewish family In question was 1 lu ""w. 6..
about as well supplied with material j troops also will make a Memorial Pil- again be one of the chief features of
1th the party who ate crumbs grlmage to some o fthe points where ' tho observance of the Chief Scout Cit
Inder somebody's table in one of the 1 "Roosevelt trees' have already been Izen's birthday. As In previous years.
' headline stories (planted, a procedure which will also th eexpedition will be under the lead-
All DOo'rRoBie got was second band. jbe followed in Hartford, Conn., andershlp of the National Scout Commis,
Prom clothes to husband-to-be-, every- ; elsewhere where troes have been sionor.Daniel Carter Beard, and will
thine had been used before and pretty : planted by scouta in previous years. include scouts and scout leaders for
1 thad the shine worn off Cincinnati Scouts will make a pil-1 a considerable radius around Greater
near y a ' try I m mra fn Urtiitit Ctnrm who.. ,tn.a VnrV PprKnilw rnnrli. a Vi ni 1
If a few million peoplo in the woria
had been deaf the nast year or so and wl a Pwnouc memorial service isana scouis ana omciais win panici
unable to Lear the popular piece writ- outdoors. Granite City, 111., council j pate in the pilgrimaKe, which wjil take
ten by Grant Clarke aid James E.
ley, published by Shapiro,
and Company and played wnerever
mn.tA mis MfiMnd Hand Rose"
ought to still have a pretty fair chance
to be a knockout lust because of the ;
unusual character of it. As it is the j
song has Introduced Rose to the world 1
and she comes to the screen heralded
by a syncopated ovation.
Lloyd Ingraham directed the filming .
of "Second Hand Rose," with Jack
Dougherty 1 nthe lead opposite Miss .
Walton. !
BOX SC0CT8 OBSEKTE
BOOSETEirS BIRTHDAY.
Boy Scouts throughout the country
will again this year observe the birth
da yof their Chief Scout Citizen, Theo
dore Roosevelt This observance will
take the form of patriotic, mass meet
ings, outdoor and indoor, with appro
priate speeches and ceremonials, the
planting of memorial trees, the dedi
cation of scout cabins, and so forth.
As usual the emphasis will be placed
by the leaders not only on fittingly
memorallzlng the man who conform
ed so closely to the scout Ideal of
manhood, "physically strong, mental
ly awake and morally straight." dedi
cated to God and country, but also on
th ereeponsibllitles of citizenship,
which belong to boys as well as to
men.
As James E. West, Chief Scout Ex
ecutive, wrote recently to scout load
ers all over the United States tat urg
ing this National observance of the
anniversary, "The two thoughts ani
mating the demonstrations are, first,
to do honor and to keep alive (he mem
ory of a great American and a good
Scout, who kept the Scout Oath and
Law himself, and secondly, to Inspire
Scouts and the public generally with a
desire to be better eitlzens, remember
ing that 'such as these have lived and
died'." The celebration has the en
dorsement of the Roosevelt family and
of the Roosevelt Memorial Association,
looal branches ot which organization
will co -op rats In many oases with
eout councils In observing the dsr.
Reports coming In from the field In
answer to a questionnaire sent out
from the National Counoll Headquar
ters indicate an even grsatab snthusU
ftsm and more etnslve observance
ibso la previous fears. The following
MEN'S
ELK WORK SHOES
Kxceptionally Big Value
$1.98 Pair
MEN'S
ROLL COLLAR SWEATERS
Extra Weight
A Few Left
At 98c Each
AUTO SPOT LIGHT
$2.50 Each
This Sale Only.
Regular Price $4,50 earh.
DAYS MORE
samples of programs already definite
ly planned will serve to show the na-
jture or the cciitri-tlon which will be
conducted under scout auspices
throughout the naUon:
Wilwaukee. Wisconsin, troops will
j -
court or Honor, win ex-uovernor
! 1 TL" 7"
". " i-
turgn, r. eacn troop or tne c.ty wi 1 ,
ike a hike, culminating in the plant- :
1 a . . 1 .
luS u mac vimum irecs, lue uvea
. ... . 7 . .. ' . . .
Han-(P'au8 " 'nn.ar mum, mery boj
Onrumt Onnn t lagilai anil yiAiinill mam.
I ber and many friends participating
I in the hike. In Maiden, Massachusetts,
all the scouts of the city together with
I
LVhat education
and common sense are)
doing tor
I it
SUGAR
Domino Sugar
Genuine
NEPONSET RUGS
Guaranteed by Bird & Co.
This sale onlv
I
1 6x9 Sixe 9x12 Size
! $6.29 $10.98
i
Sold on a Guarantee
OF
parents and friends, and the general
public will assemble in the high school
where a Scout Court of Honor will be
combined with a memorial program.
In Glens Falls, N. Y., Menominee,
Mich., and in many other places the
scouts themselves will be the chief
speakers .either at schol sessions or
public gatherings.
ROOSEVELT XEMOKIAL
PILGRIMAGE.
1 fl.. v. : a . . . n i Till I - .A
xiiu imru nuimni xru&i iiuaso w
r . T " . 7 ... .
, piwe omuraay. uciuuer ln, la oroer
tria. anrinnl Ititlaa mav nnt li i Int.,.
. rerred with. As In previous years it
is expected that a group of "Buckskin
Men'' all old friends of the late Col
thousands
Ml
THOUSANDS of people are learning that they cannot drink
coffee or tea at supper time and get a good night's sleep.
Experience has taught these men and women to recognize
that the caffeine in both coffee and tea is often responsible for a
wakeful, restless night, and a nervous "next day."
If you have reason to believe that coffee or tea is causing
your headaches, insomnia or nervousness, why not drink rich,
refreshing Posfum instead.
Postum is the delicious golden-brown cereal beverage that
many former coffee-drinkers prefer for its satisfying flavor alone.
Ask your grocer today for Postum and begin serving this
delicious beverage at meal times and see how well vou like it
Postum comes in two forms.- Instant Postum (in tins) prepared in
stantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in
packages, for those who prefer to make the drink while the meal is being
prepared) made by boiling fully twenty minutes.
"There's a Reason" for PoStlll
Made by Postum Cereal Co, Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan
I
ONE LOT OF
LADIES' DRESSES
l'luin and fancy trimmed, Can
ton Crepe, Tricotines, Poiret Twill
These are regular $23.00 values.
This sale only
$14.98 Each
Friday!
4 Pounds 25c
onel, will be among the pilgrims to the
lived shrine, clad in the picturesque
garb which -seems to bring America's
pioneer past to life again. There will
be a brief ceremony at the grave, dur
ing which the Commissioner will place
a memorial wreath and the scouts will
recite their Ooath and Law. This an
nual pilgrimage is becoming more of
an tvent each year and ischaracter
ized by a dignity and reverence which
leaves an indelible Impression upon
th eminds of all participating, part',
ularly upon those youngsters in khaki,
to whom Roosevelt Is still the ideal
hero as well as the Ideal citizen.
MEMORIAL CABIN.
The plan to erect a Roosevelt Me
morial Cabin at Oyster Bay In repro
duction of that occupied b ythe Col
onel, wher he was a ranchman In the
badlands of Dakota, promulgated dur
ing last year's observance ot the
Roosevelt birthday, is Btlll going for
ward and was the subject ot much fa
vorable discussion at the recent Scout
Executives' Conference at Blue Ridge,
J. C. The project will be put through
in co-operation with the Roosevelt
L. R. STE
100 Pure Virgin Wool
COMFORTABLES
Extra Large Size
$5.49 Each
Only Six Left. .
Ladies' and Child's
COMFY SLIPPERS
89o Pair
Big Values
Pure
BLISS COFFEE . ... 28c lb. pkg.
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
38c Pound Can
New Style
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR
Regular This sale
$5.00 value At $3.49
6 FT. WINDOW SHADES 390 Each
OH. MOPS WITH HANDLE 59c Each
MEN'S OVERALLS, Big Value 98 Each
1EL GOoc ImCo
Memorial Association. It Is suggested
that the logs from which the cabin is
to be made shall be supplied by scouts
j from all over the country, represent
ing every state in the Union, an ar
rangement eminently suitable for a
movement which baa its membership,
550,000 strong, in every city and near
' ly every town and hamlet in the Unit
j ed States and all dedicated to the same
I outdoor life, the some sturdy manll-
nest of character, the same virile clt
i ixenahlp which are associated with
Theodore Roosevelt.
WIFE AJfD PET DOG LEFT
tMO ESTATE BT WILL.
LoulBvllle. When writing his will
April 20. 1921, James L. Qulsenberry.
The Liberty
Warehouse unii - . & i i . . . . .. ' -
nu uiuat wnauuj om opened io receive, nanoie and sen jour
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 Pnblio
Led.
Representatives of all tbe big dealers and manufacturers will be
on our gales.
. . . ,
The Liberty
Warehouse C. M. JONES, Sales Manager.
WfffF
To f mm ere
The tax list is now in my hands
for collection.
Don't put off paying your taxes
until the last minute. Take no chance
of having the penalty added.
C. M. DEVORE
Sheriff Mason County.
10-Qt. Genuine
ALUMINUM BUCKETS
50c Each
Regular l)8o values.
PnXSBURY'S FLOUR
24'2 Pound Sack
$1.05
Imported Japanese
FANCY WORK BASKETS
5 sizes and priced
At 10c, 19c, 49c, 79c, 98c.
At 10c, 19c, 49c, 79c, 98c, Each
This Sale Only
CANTON CREPE
Big Value
$1.69 Yard
of Worthlngton, had two faithful
friends in mind, bis wife and his dog.
according to the Instrument probated
In the county court. "Everything I
possess is to be used tor my wife, Cecil
Punk Qulslnberry, and my dog Snooks
Mr. Qulslnberry said. The widow
qualified as adminbitrattrix of the es
tato which is valued r.t $5,500.
Try a Ledger Want 14. It Para.
JOHN W. PORTER & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Office Thone 37 Home Thong M
17 East Second Street
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