The public ledger. [volume], November 01, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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SKXT TK.V1M IOU HOME
WAS ALL KIC.IIT KOK MIX.
Tom Mix, the William Fox star, who
recently paid New York a flying visit,
astonished his Interviewers when they
axked htm how he liked the metropolis.
Mr. Mix had been shown every won
der and mouth-opener which the city
bo:uted. Nevertheless, when' the big
qiiPKttoiv was put to him, he did not
say a word Just pulled out his time
table and looked' up the next train
back home to Callfornln.
It wasn't because the famous dare- j
devil actor didn't marvel at the city's
greatness: it. was simply because he j
loved his M'est with its wonderful sun- I
sots and lis roving herds of cattle. Mix j
is back on the west coast, but his nn- ;
tlon pictures are to be seen all over I
the world. j
The latest of these comes to the Pas- ,
tlm theater Thursday. The name of
this William Fox production is Trail
in"." a Max Drand story and Tom Mix
is given free play for dashing work
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in the leading role.
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JfXST HAVE SEARCH ; SEC BO, 1 KILLS FATHEB
WARRANT TO OPEN BASKET. 1 AS PARENT ATTACKS MOTHER
Judge A. T. Burgevin Instructed a MadlSonville. Ky., Oc "31. 'Squire
jury in the Criminal Court Tuesday fi3 yearg od negr0, was shot and
at Louisville, to acquit Robert Davis j lngtantly killed by his son. Theopolls
negro, who had appealed from a fine j 14 yearg old at Earllngton last
of $100 Imposed In the Police Court ' nlght wnen e!der i8 gaid to
for unlawfully transporting moon- j been ching hig wife, The boy
shine whisky. It was shown by the . oiBtoi and 8not hia father In
HERBS I'SED !' MEIUCWES.
A Manchester. England, paper urges
the renewed cultivation of old-fashioned
medicinal herbs in English gar
dens. In the United States they have
also gone out of fashion as a feature of
the small garden, although they are
Imported In large quantities from Tur
key, India and China, where they are
grown purely for commercial purposes
as their medicinal value is recognized
by many leading physicians. Tons of
medicinal herbs are used annually in
the preparation of Lydia E. Pinkham't
Vegetable compound, a most success
ful medicine for woman's Ills. It con
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs,
and women afflicted with such ail
ments should try it.
proof that Sergeant J. P. Staley ar
rested the negro on a street car after
searching a basket and finding the
liquor.
Judge Burgevin held the officer did
not have the right to search the basket
without a search warrant, under a
recent decision of the Court of Appeals
declaring that a man's suitcase Is his
personal property.
the back, death resulting instantly.
The coroner's Jury returned a verdict
that the shooting was Justifiable. The
slain man is said to have been drink
ing when he was killed.
THREE KILLED FOIK Hl'RT AS
EXPRESS TRAISS HITS SPECIAL.
Good Music
THE best music is Victrola
music, for the world's leading
artists make Victor Records.
The world's greatest music
would be lost to most of us did
not the Victrola and Victor
Records perpetuate its beauty
for every one.
- Let us send out your
Victrola today. All models
and prices, on our conven
ient payment plan.
MURPHY'S JEWELRY STORE,
15 West Second Street,
MAYSVILLE. KY.
Dill Pickles
BARRELL JUST OPENED
ALSO FRESH PANCAKE AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. WE
OFFER AUNT JEMIMA AND PILLSBURY THESE BRANDS
ARE BEST.
"QUALITY GROCERS"
R. 1. TURNER & SON PIK
COUGHS
Apply over throat and cheat
swallow small piccee of
VAPORUB
8. C. GARRISON
Economy
Grocery
Hardware and Magic Safety OiL
! Aberdeen, Ohio.
New Orleans, La., Oct 31. Three
persons dead, four seriously injured
and two slightly hurt, was the toll of
the rear-end collision early today of
the fast Sunset express Vew Orleans
San Francisco Southern Pacific pns
senter train and a Wortham Carnival
Shows circus special en route from
New Orleans to New Iberia, La.
The dead: Homer V. Jones. Will C.
Jones, brothers; R. L. Metcalf.
The conductor and brakeman of the
circus train were reported missing.
The dead and Injured were circus performers.
THKEL SMALL FARMS THAT CAS BE II AM1.K1 WITH LITTLE CASH.
FARM NO. 1 40 acres in Plumville District; has on It a 5-room House,
good cellar, splendid milk house, corn crib, tobacco ami feed burn. Lund lays
a ell and you would be surprised to know what It cud be bought for.
FARM NO. 2 50 acres uear Maysvllle. This Is rolling land, but is good,
strong limestone formation and is well improved; 5-room House, tobacco
barn 44xSO, all usuul outbuildings. This is als a cheap farm ami can be
bought well worth the moneys on easy terms.
FARM NO. 3. With a house and 6 acres of land in the same locality as
Farm No. 2. priced on a basis that you could afford to buy and cjuit paying
rent.
THOS. L. EWAN & CO.
HEAL ESTATE AD LOAN BROKERS
IS WEST SECOSD STREET MAYSVILLE, KE.NTlTkY.
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY ON GROUND FLOOR.
WE WRITE DEEDS. CONTRACT. MORTGAGES. STENOGRAPHER ON
HAND AT ALL TIMES TO DO THIS KIND OF WORK.
Pastime Today
Charlie Chaplin
-IN-
A DAY'S PLEASURE"
TEXAS GUIANAN
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"OUT WEST"
ADMISSION 10 AND 15 CENTS
(War Tax Included)
NEW CROP BIO SANDY
FREE 19 TEAKS, f 0.YICT
IS REPORTED BY DATGHTLR.
Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 31. After en
joying 19 years of freedom. Jesse San
derson of CarutherBvIlle, Mo., was en
route today to the Louisiana Peniten
tiary to begin serving a life sentence.
Sanderson is said to have opposed the
courtship of his daughter by a young
man he did not like and the daughter
reported to the authorities that San
derson bad escaped from prison in
1903 after serving two years of a sen
tence for killing.
LLOYD GEORGE IS TAKEN ILL.
London, Nov. 1. Former Premier
David Lloyd George is ill today with
a cold which has settled in his throat.
Interfering with his campaign tour.
He is under care of Lord Dawson, pri
vate physician to King George. AH
speeches for the next few days have
been canceled.' The former premier's
condition is cot serious.
rghum Molasses
NEW HOMINY
NEW MACKEREL
OYSTERS
NEUFCHATEL CHEESE
PRUNES
DRIED APPLES
GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES
DINGER BROS.
LEADING RETAILER
MASON COrXTY WOMAN'S
nrn Trt m v v t vpin tv
v " i Vii ittru luiaar this head 1 cent
The regular meeting of the Woman s word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
Club will be held Friday afternoon at j
the Leeion rooms at 2:15 The meeting !
will to in eharee of the committee on ! WANTED Good laundress; also reli-
Apply at 28
lNov3t
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANTED
NEW PACK
All Kinds of
Halloween
Candies
30c Pound
Elite Confectionery
DR. ROY GIEHLS
Chiropractor
10 H West Seeoad Street
Ftrl Chiropractor located It Iimi
Couty.
AYSTILLE, IT.
Hesje 'Chose 4J1.W. Office Those f!L
Lady AUeadaaL
Special
Display!
of
Apparel
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
CLIFT-CARR SHOP
MIS I. E CUH . Ml L CICUI
Next Door to Gem Theater
ljniKr Service Efficiency
JUST ARRIVED
Overcoats
New Fall SUITS
and
- BOTH BELTED AND PLAIN MODELS
t lb
v NEW ONES ARRIVING EVERY DAY
;;; YOU WILL BX SURPRISED AT THE
t REMARKABLE LOW PRICE. CALL
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
Brady-Bouldift Co.
Nelson Building
C. SANBORN MILL
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed
All Kinds of Produce
Roofing, Salt, Cement, and Lime
C. SANBORN, ,
Aberdeen, Ohio. -
F. WILLIAMS
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined by Modern Methods
GLASSES KITTED
804 Market Street.'
Grierson's Meat Market
AltBEKDEEtf, OHIO,
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured
MEAI'S
Lard and Sausage
tah For HJdet.
American Citizenship, Mrs. W. J. Cap
linger, leader. The following program
will be given:
"The American Woman Past, Pres
ent, Future," Mrs. Ronan.
"Woman In Politics," Mrs. V. D.
Guittard.
Modern Educational Influences,"
Mr. Caplinger.
LOUISVILLE'S CITY
ATTORNEY DROrS DEAD.
LouiBVlle, Ky., Oct 31 City Attor
ney Clayton B. Blakey dropped dead
while telephoning to his wife in a drug
store here today. "
The pain isn't any better," he had
Just told his wife. No eoner had be
Iven expression to the complaint than
he fell over backward, tearing the tele
phone from the wall.
Dr. Herman Humphrey, who was
called, said death wag due to heart dis
ease, from which Mr. Blakey bad been
suffering for a long time.
BrYS INTEREST IN BIG
MASON COUNTY FARM.
Mr. William B. Bmoot, well known
dairyman, has purchased the interest
of Mr. George Kirk In the old Mackoy
farm In the Minerva neighborhood and
certain other real estate holdings
owned by Messrs George Kirk and
Frank Carpenter.
COLORED CITIZENS.
Card of ThankN.
We wish to thank the realtlves and
friends for their kindness shown us
during the death of our beloved wife
ond daughter. We also thank Rev.
Hickman and Mr. Knox for their kind
ness In directing the funeral. We also
thank the friends for the beautiful
flortl offering. We especially thank
Mr. Cabllsh for bis kindness shown us.
HUSBAND AND MOTHER.
WILLIAM AND MARV FLETCHER.
able cook. References.
West Third street.
FOR RENT
FOR RE.VT Front room at corner of
Second and Walnut street. 'Phone
328-W. lXovtt
FOR RE.VT Brick house of five
rooms and batb. No. 321 West Third
street Apply Mrs. B. W. Goodman,
19 East Third street. l.ov6t
FOR RENT Strictly modern flat. Ap
ply to Mrs. R. Leo Lovel. lNov3t
FOR RENT Four-room cattage. W.
T. Berry, 'phone 259-W. 30Oct3t
FOR RENT Flat of three rooms and
bath. Apply at No. 414 East Second
street 30Oct3t
FOR RENT Two rooms for light
housekeeping, furnished or unfur
nished, All conveniences, call 'phone
234-J. 280ct6t
FOR RENT Six room Cottage; bath,
hot end cold water. A real place to
live. J. M. Collins. 170ct-tf
FOR RENT 6-room flat, all conven
iences, corner Second and Walnut
street Call 663 or see Dr. CrowelL
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Five-room two-story
house, with yard and garden. Locat
ed in Aberdeen, abovo high water.
Price four hundred dollars. Omar
Hoggs, East Second street, Aberdeen,
Ohio. lNov4t
FOR SALE Dressing Table and other
furniture, for sale cheap. Call 303
Poplar street. 310ct2t
FuR SALE Eight-room Brick Rest
dence at 414 East Bocond street
Gas, hot and cold water and batb
Apply at Peebles Cigar store, or
'phone 298-W. 27Bept-tf
LOST
LOST $3.50, tied in handkerchief,
Finder ploase leave at this office.
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You get the
BEST
CANNED
GOODS
in Our
STORE.
NOW IS THE THffE TO BUY OYSTERS.
I am handling EXCELLAXT brand one of the best that arrive
from Baltimore fresh shucked. I am prepared to serve you and
want your business. Fresh Celery, Dressed Chickens, Cranberries.
Fancy Canned Goods; buy them by the dozen and save money.
J. C. CABLJSH
Phone 83 The ItzSm Grocer
Pre -War Prices
on These Farms
W. D. GIBBON'S FARM of 92 acres, located on good pike between
Minerva and Dover. This fam) has good improvements.
3UCK HAUGHABOO'S FARM of 120 acres, located on Germantown
pike, five miles from Maysvllle, ' Good improvements and all
Tobacco land.
C. A. JOLLY'S FARM of 85 acres, located near Mayslick, on the
Nepton pike. Place y has good improvements, well fenced, plenty
of good water. All good strong limestone land.
SSiermao Arn
Real Estate and General Insurance
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"WILL SELL TEE EARTH"
8 SQUARE DEAL SQUARE
PHONE C72-W
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AT OPERA HOUSE
Sylvia BreamerTafcE
Tomorrow At Gem and Opera House
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