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THE CITIZEN
January It, It2
DR. J. R. ANDERSON
Office in Berea Hank A Trait Co.
Roilding
Berea, Ky.
Office Phone 217 Rm. Phone 171
Nolan Pur lie
Phone No. 49
W. B. WALDEN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Prcti 'SChttirut St.. bv M. K. I'hurch
in .It Count Bfc.HKA.KY.
O. L. GABBARD
Auctioneer
Se In 111 at lii" llarl-er h
under lUn 1'. -t 1 !iuc
l.cfore .tttmg iUte "t ale
DR. LOGSDON
DENTIST
Office hour 8-12 a. m, 1-4 p. m.
Government Dentist
Located in
BAKER BUILDING
Main Street Berea, Ky.
Phono No. 3
Subscribe through me for your magazines
and newspapers
I SAVE MONEY
E. F. Harris
Boom Tavern Barber Shop
BEREA . KENTUCKY
List Your Property
FOR SALE
with
Scruggs, Welch & Gay
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Berea, Kentucky
F. L. MOORE'S
Jewelry Store
FOR
First Cl&M Repairing
AND
Fine Line of Jewelry
CENTER ST. BEREA. KY
Jno. F. Dean
J. W. Herndon
DEAN & HERNDON
Real Estate Dealers
We buy and sell the earth. We
have some very desirable city prop
erty and vacant lota in and around
Berea. Some lets that are real bar
gains and can sell on easy terms.
Some special attractions to Federal
Board men. A few small places for
rent; also some good farms for sale.
See us if you want to buy property
in cr around Berea. List your prop
erty with us if you want to sell.
Respectfully,
Dean & Herndon
Berea, Ky.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFERS I
Cin. Post, daily $3.00
Son. Agriculturist, weekly 50
The Citizen, weekly 1.50
Total $7.00
AH three, 1 year, for $5.85
Cin. Weekly Enquirer $1.00
Sou. Agriculturist, weekly .... .50 j
The Citizen, weekly 1.50
Total $3.00
All three, 1 year, for $2.30
Send or bring your subscriptions
r- t IT.:. rj . f... r 1. .
. u ..r .ritakel less ingredienU to make good
Shop, Berea, Ky. !brea(Ji bigcuit or cake8 go therefor
Do You Know
Tmat the leather buaineaa la eae
that NO ONE eaa lean ia s
week, BBonta or year? My
knowledge of leather aad Its
benefits ia the reset, of more
taaa TWENTT TEARS of acta
ml experience. This is one rea
aoa I am ia poaitioa to five the
public the best aiaUrial sad
workmanship hi Shoo aad Bar.
boss Work. QUICK 8KB VICE
aad SATISFACTION.
Try THOaU
Short Street
Local Page
News of Rerea and Vicinity,
Gathered from a Variety
of Soarrea.
Mrs. Pauline Shorklcy in very
ill
with preumnnia.
Paul T!ii krell was in Rerea this
week from Irvine.
Mrs. W. R. Jones and son, Jack,
are vi.-iting Mrs. Robbins.
Miss Ora Gnhhard spent the week
end with a friend in Richmond.
C. W. tambert, of Isiuisville, was
in Berea on bus'ness, Wednesday. 1
V. E. Farmer left fr his first
drumming tour of the year a few
days aeo. j
Mrs. J. S. Ciott and daughter, Mrs. 1
Jack Hicks, were visiting friends in
Red Houe the last of the week. j
Sam Hollinsworth. of Depot St.,... w .,.,
na. nrpn verv tii wiin neuralgia uui ;
,
is getting some better. i
j r c w d 4 '
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Bowman, of Mt
1
ernon, were visting W E. Farmer!
, 1
and family Iat week. 1
,. ,. ,
1 1 ;ii :.t- t
1.. rarmer, 01 inninnapous, inn.
was visitire h;s father and mother,
Mr. a"d Mrs. John Farmer, last week
H. S. Maupin, prominent farmer
Tl r I
niiea nation, was in erea on nus. -
nes Wednesday.
County Aeent "Red" Bob Spenee
and Rev. Cunninirham, pastor of the; r)irP,.tor, of thp ny ;cout9 of R(1.
Bapti-t Church, called on Mrs. I.eon-;rP8 mpt with th jVrmtmastrr. Ber
ard Hopkins on the Scaffold Cane;,, Fi(I(Itr and AsSi,tant Scuotmas
pike In the Interest of the Rhode Is- ,,.r jn t,mirH Tavenl BniJ &lnru
land Red Poultry Association, Wed- thp s(.out W(,rk for oomin(r yeHT,
re,(1a'r- R. Rovd Raker, of Corhin. Ky.. has
Chester Parks has moved from the a,.r(,t,t( tn ministerial work with
N. E. Davis hou-e on Center street thp r,.rpll christian Thun h. He will
to the Clarkstnn property, directly ,.. t,:. f.jmii ,v.
across the street.
Mr. J. S
J. S. Rutherford ha moved to
the Fowler farm in the suburbs
Berea.
Jesse McKinney has completed hisj
npv; home on the D'vie nichwav and
will move in this week.
Mr. Hudson, the proprietor of the
Berea Produce House, has moved in
to the property vacated on Chestnut
i street by Mr. J. S. Rutherford,
j Mrs. Georgia Coddington, who has
1 been attending the funeral of her
: brother, Frank Blazer, at Springfield.
1 0., has returned to her home in
I Berea.
j Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Walker motor
ed to Lexington, Frankfort, and
I Louisville this week.
Mrs. Joe Stephens and daughter,
; Janet, returned home, after a visit
. with friends and relatives in Berea.
I Mrs. Guilliams, wife of Prof. Guil
j liams, who was struck by an automo
bile in Chicago last fall, is now able
j to be out on crutches.
I G. V. Todd has put up dry goods
I in the Gott produce buildings on De-
pot street, across the street from his
j grocery store.
1 Colson Gay, a former Berea student
1 of the Academy and College Depart
j ments and who is now taking a
; course of law in the University of
Kentucky, was over from Lexington
j on business the first of the week.
Mr. Brown, at Boone Tavern,
walked to the postoffice in the west
end last week.
Mildred and Hildred Farmer, Bert
Casteel, Eva Simpson and Delila Gott
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Jones, Sunday.
Economy by Test
, Mrs. Julia McCabe, Chicago, 111.,
gave her first demonstration in the
Lexington Herald Cooking School t
400 to 500 women and men Tuesday
afternoon. Among the articles that
were made and served was Cream
Velvet Cake. The secret of why she
couiu give a demonstration that was
pleasing and efficient she used the
best flour.
We are pleased to tell you it was
Lexington Maid. Yon will find it al
ways a little better flour. The next
you buy say it Lexington Maid. It
'
you practice economy.
If you have not used The Economy
Coffee, don t fail to include in your
next order. We grind it only 30
cents per lb. It will prove its name.
Dot.
Early June Peas 11.75
Sifted, Sweet, Wrinkled Peas.. $2.25
Baby Lima Beans, per can .... 18c
Brown Beauty Beans, per can . . 18c
Kraut, very best, per can 18c
A Fine Broken Rice, per lb. ..5 l-2c
A Fancy Head Rice, per lb 8c
Cooking Apples; they are good for
eating, per lb. . v 8c
A bargain good Bath Tablet Toi
let Soap, just one-half former price
5c cake.
Visit The Economy
Phone 110 Cheatatt Street
The revival at the Methodiat Church
ia still in progress and the Interest
in it is manifested hy the large crowds
that go out to hear the revivalist.
Thomas Huff, formerly a resident
on Elm street, is moving Into the
house he p.ir-hasod on Depot street
frm .Tnrvis Carrier. The people on
Depot street are very glad to have
Mr. arol Mrs. Huff on their street.
Mvrtlo McC ollum, who was operat
ed for appendicitis at the Robins n
H-epital a week or two aeo, was able
to he tnkon home the first of the
Week.
NVd Herndon. who has been attrnl
inc school at the Creenbrier Military
Xcndemv in W Va , returned to Re
re a the lat of the week, being called
on account of his father, who is very
ill w:th paralysis.
Elder J. Frnnklin Rrowne, RcreV
o'dedt student, will preach at Scnf.
fo'd C.ire Union Church Sunday at
11:00 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Walker attend
ed the Executive Convention of Amer
ican I.eP'on at Louisville. Tuesday.
1 , . iiv. 1 vii -i.,.
the eighth
r 1 r, . . . . ,
Congressional District of Kentucky,
m. 1 .
American I-cgion banquet at
. .
T-ancastcr was a rotable eveit, well
... , , .
attended by local members. Dr.
tr,,- j 1 v r n- 1
Hume, or Kicnmono, and F. n. nil-
I ker. of Berea. were two of the out
I side truest. The speaker of the oc
casion was Emmett O'Neil. State
Commander
I
i 0 0 nihbaH wil, ,p work R,
salesman for the Rrvant and Hunt
i r..m. r n,
. smai?e about Febrnarv IS. How-
., .:n
fill appointment every
morning and night.
i I.orJ Dav
WEST END AND VICINITY
n.irrison i,uniorn nas movel to
the R:ce place and Oscar Huff has
moved fi-"m Flat Cap to the house
vacated.
Mrs. Ki'bourre and Mrs. Rarnett
pave a candy.pullinir Monday nitrht
t t the irirls class of West End Sunday-school.
All but one of the mem-
bers was present, and seemed to en
joy themselves.
Harold Parsons is moving this
week to his new house at the foot
of "Dooley Hill."
Albert Cook, who has been home
for a visit, returned Saturday to his
work at Irvine.
Mrs. Nan Lunsford was taken to
the hospital at Richmond last week.
Mrs. John Jackson and Mrs. Nash
vis'ted Mrs. C. C. Rlanton of West
Union the first of the week.
T. F. Chasteen of Rig Hill visited
his brother, Marion Chasteen, Mon
day. Dave Parsons, who has been con.
fined at home with tonsilitis, was able
to return to work Tuesday.
Ronald Swinford and Dempsev
Hart from Disputanta visited at the
home of Frank Swinford last week.
Word was received Tuesday of the
serious illness of Mrs. Marshall Rob
erts (formerly Grace Parsons) of
Dayton, O. Her mother and brother.
Wm. Tarsons, have gone to see her.
Her brother-in-law. Charles Allen.
gave a quart of his own blood to help
restore her.
Wm. Purkey is geting better and
hopes to be out soon.
GLADES NEWS
Tine Roberts, who was operated on
at the Robinson Hospital, is slowly
improving, and it is thought he will
soon be restored to health enough fur
discharg:ng.
The Glades Sunday-school misued
. its sunerintendent. .1. W TTrn,t.,n
taRt Slln,,ay. Mr iIorrdon n(fer,..
I a stroke of paralysis last week. He
is reported as better now, and we
trust his presence will be allowed
with the school again.
J. F. McKinney moved Tuesday to
his magnificent dwelling in Berea,
which has just been completed.
John Bcgley and family are mov-1
ing this week from Bobtown to th
J. F. McKinney place, which was re.
rer,t'y purchased by Mr. Begley.
D. C. Anderson has moved to the
Fayette Vaughn farm.
B. S. Johnson sold his crop of to- Kreery and hardware departments
bacco on the Richmond market ut together, but under the new partner
thirty cents a pound. Ighjp the hardware will be handle 1
Wiley Harris, the painter, decorator in the building formerly occupied by
and mechanic of Whites Station, is the Porter-Moore Drug Company,
overnauimg ine KoDinson Hospital Bnj the grocery business will be en
thi" wwk- I larged at the old stand. They ex-
Miss Eula Johnson has entered the pe,.t to more than double the present
Foundation School of Berea College, business.
" j This new partnership will be wel-
J. W. HERNDON IN IMPROVED corned in Berea. Everyone knows
CONDITION I Mr. Cornett's honesty of policy and
J. W. Herndon, who received a business ability, and the mane friends
paralytic stroke while at his farm, 1
near Wallacetwn. Thursday, Is report-
ed to be improving. This report will !
bring rel ef to many anxious friends
of Mr. Herndon. I
IMON CHURCH
Prvarhinit service Sunday morning
hy Rer. Jesse Halsey of Cincinnati,
Mr. Halsey n in the service mr-
sens and is now pa.-tor of the Sevei'.h
Prcsyhterian Chur h. He rnmo to
Here to address the College Sunday
night ard the church ia fortunate in
being able to hear him in the morn
ink. MER1CN I.EC.ION ELECTS OF
FICERS FOR THE NEXT
YEAR
Menders of the American t.et!in
. f the Clevid.ind Frost Post had a
meetinir in the smoking-room at
I!. -one Tavern on the evening of Jan
uary 7, and elected the following of
ti. ers to crve during the coming
ear: Commander, Carroll Ration;
Vice Conimarder, E. It. Flam; Adju-t-i
t, Flemniing CtritTith; Finance
0:V:,er, Wiliam Dean: To t Histori
an, Clayton Callahan: Chaplain, C.
N. Shutt; Service Officer, Walt.r
White.
Af'er the election of officers brief
neeches were made by a number of
the Amercan I-gion men and the
rew officers were formally installed.
The American l-egion can well be
proud of it. prospects for the coming
yar. and the newly elected officers
deserve and must have the loyal sup
port of every member of the Ameri
can Legion in order to put over the
program planned during the next
veaf
THE WINTERS COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Winters,
v ho appear here on the Lyceum
cniirse Wedresilav evening. January
IS, come splendidly accredited. A few
typical press comments on their pro
gram follow:
"Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Winters
delighted a large audience last night
at the viditrium in a miscellaneous
program." The Daily Ok'ahoman.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
"The evening's entertainment was
presented by the Emerson Winters
Company- b;-d warMings, pianologs.
and uniijue entertainment, all of
which was delightfully entertaining
Mrs. Winters is a genius as a whist-
lr, her
numbers being especially
pleasing. Emerson Winters is
whole show and entertainment in
h mself. He kept his audience in a
continuous rar of laughter. He is
capable of drawing smiles from the
worst grouch in town." The Leader,
Eau Claire, Wis.
RICHARD DAVIS. MACIClA.N
Performs to targe Audience in Col
lege Chapel, Monday Evening
January 9
Richard Davis, magician, enter
tained one of the largest audiences
Mndy evening, January 9, every as-
sembled in the College Chapel. The
entertainment was quite an innova
tion to a Berea College audience, but
was highly pleasing, and the magic
surcceaa of Mr. Davis' tricks, to
gether with his continuous flow of
humorous words, kept the audience
laughing thruout the entire perform-
ant''-
One of the most interesting and :
laughable parts of the program was
that in which he had one of the little'
boys from the audience on the stage I
decorated with a black mustache,
making speeches to the audience and
helping him perform tricks. The
little boy P'-ed the part well and of
fers prosiiects of becoming a great
entertainer.
Mr. Davis is a real magician; he
has played for twenty years on the
Chautauqua and Lyceum platform,
playing at different times on the
same courses with "Billy" Sunday,
William Jennings Bryan and other
notable characters. He has played
in nearly every state in tho Union
and every province in Canada, an I
has, with the exception of Mexico,
practically covered the North Ameri
can continent. lie has left a laugh
a a
in m-rea wnicn win he heard re
echoing across the Berea College
campus for many days to come.
NEW BISINESS PARTNERSHIP
FORMED IN REREA
William Dean, for several years
assistant cashier for tho Berea Bank
and Trust Co., has resigned his posi
tion there to go into business with
A. B. Comett on Main street Up
to this time Mr. Cornett has kept his
and acquaintances formed by Mr
Dean while In the bank will prove s
great badness asset,
They expect to occupy the new
hardware stand about January 24.
Cttlrtrr N MJl
Berea National Bank
Kiort of the condition of tl.e
, Sff f K,ntuikj. at tl.e iloe id
KKSOl'Rl'KS
Loans and I)icount iniliidiiig rediscounts f 409. (lift 51
Overdrafts, iin-cciircd $qi ri
t'. S ( vt riitm nt ci untie. o ncd .
I'cp. iitrd o k uir ire ii!atnn (I'. S bond
(Mr v.lin ) f 15jco 00
Allotl.i rl- S. iotrrmiK nt m i until 4, l ft J4
Total loft 4 1
( )tln r bonds. toi'k, ei unties, cti
H.mkiiiK' lion.-
I I alul rtsi rvc with l ed t.l keserve
I dab m vault and amount due Irom
1 ( In 1 ks on ot In r I auks 111 tbc ..irnc
j reporting Lank
I Kcictiiption lund with I' S I ii
i I' l reaur 1
I Total -
I.IAIHI
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
I'ndividcd profits
! Circulating notes outstanding t,io.vc
Individual deposits stibji it to il.ee k 1114,677. i
! livnlciid unp.ltd ','5 'O
Other tune d posits tlB.HS y
! Total $5l,Jl" 74
j Sate ot Kentuikv, County of Madison, 11
I, J. I., (iav, Casliiri ol die above-named lank, do solemnly swear
tlf.it tlie above statement 1 true to tbe b M of mv knowledge and belief
I . I. T, Ca-J,ier
' Subscribed and sworn to belorr me this tli ,4v of January, iqil
1 C. K CimriiL, Notary Public
(.rrrt Attest
U b Ki Id. I J.
LILY WHITE FLOUR
Ht'ttrr than err. It lak s rwrythinir
KENTUCKY CORN MEAL
Hot on tlie ma lot Aia t r - -1 1 Sold at r. 1-.. liable
puce, and guaranteed I t all p'-ur-
MANUFACTURED AT HOME
Berea Milling Company
BEREA KENTUCKY
u . BEREA-RICIIMOND AUTO UNI
Tine-Table
Leaves Richmond
(Glyndon Hotel)
T:00
T:4S
10:M
; Arrive Berea
j Leave Berea
(Boone Tavern)
Are ka
Far 91JB
Classified Advertisements
Hammond Typewriter
heap. Howard Hudson.
for sale,
FOR SALE
Good seven-room house;
right. See J. W. HOSKINS.
price
HOISR TO RENT
My home on Boone street, furnished
ed or unfurnished. Apply to Mrs.
Ely Raker on Chestnut street.
FOR SALE A good 3-inch axle
I,ir,Ialp ". comparatively new.
Wi" 8',''l't n"u" "r ,Bsh- B- 11
IIon' 63 c'ntPr Street,
FOR RENT Three rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished. For other in
formation call on J. (. Chasteen, first
dwelling south or w nford s store,
West I'nion pike.
on
Will sell or trade pure-bred Barred
Plymouth Rock Cockerels for others
of same breed of different strain.
Call E. W. Lockin, R. R. No. 2, Box
U, Berea, Ky.
TO CORRECT A MISTAKE
I have not removed to Richmond.
On November IS I reopened the Rob
inson Hospital at Berea, and I am
permanently located here. Phone Be
rea, 141.
(Signed) B. F. Robinson, M.D.
THE MT. JACKSON SANITARIUM
COMPANY
has made a substantial reduction in
rates, effective January 1-22. Make
reservations now. West Washington
street cars stop at the door. Phone
Belmont 1579, Indianapolis, Indiana.
r ine
TALCUM
l-A4Ves,
rfl.m.
DANGEROUS
Bug WatchmanHey, you Idiot,
don't amoks around that powder caul
T 1
"OaaWaXA
Rmr IMrtHrt N..
Berea National Rank, at fare in the
business on Uitmb.r Jl, toil
l,IOO(
I.e.
jo, cxi 1 1 ;
Hank
national hanks .... 5 1,846 1
nty or tomi
1,595 ft
j-iiiii. and diir- Irom
I.I50 ifl
$5 ift, j to 74
I I I1S
f, 5,000. 00
jo.noo.oo
817.54
Rraiuman. ol,n YV. Welch. !irritor
German Bees tor Belgium.
IJermnn re :n ni I ..11 riwrf. tmit' '
raiik'lit ami 'I, lio ied ihe riil'Ui -ptielisiitil
. lili'l i.lln r KHIIle 'le
miilnled by Hie repiimlioim coiihiii
Sloll. are now eliLMC'ed III ciil,.1li.i;
tiei-S for ilellieri In t riuo e and lu-l
kIuiii. Tw.it 1 1 1 in I Kwnrnui niu-l
lel!ver.-d I r.iiM e imd :us I., It. !
art una within Hie n, it few duya. 'I t.r
hw hunters have tiin Klven rs'splte
until next 'prluc to turn over the re.t
of tlie reiillllon wherewith llertimnir
la it ting.
May Be Sorry for This Theft.
Someone stole l'J guinea pit; fr.iu
a barn lieur tlie slate hiiiiMe ill "r- 1
deuce. It. 1. wlii ri- tlie hiiI iiiiI.. nwtied
by ttie slate bi'Hrd f health, wrre be
I11E kept for e rlnieiitn )iirM
Two of the pl.'s wen- liii. ulii'ed ws'li
tulierculiir irernn, iwn mIiit ulth tie
Kerins of nidle. lie stole bait erl.d
oglHt suh he is Hiiilmi. to lih-utr the
I IK nr the Hum wlm Ktnle iIihih n..t
H4i much to re.oier the iinluiulft a. to
let It he known utnt a iImiiituhs lo
they are.
According to Schtdul
"llow Mils Hi,, pnriy a!ien ynu
left
"I'roi ,n hrlskly "
'Vii I'.iMiU-s iln-reV
"l' lie Wlls f,. 1, if fh'tf funliV
'iry of his il.iinf Km.' Sol'iinon n.d
! tlie itlccti nf Slieha '
I "That usiirMi emnes uluim ahoiit
the hlxth ilr'nk Hi' wi.ii'l tvni to
j reilte The Kiiven' until he'a riMd ten."
ItlrinliiL'luitii Age llemld
I Want to Do Your
Shoe Repairing
I want aa opportunity to oea
vinee yoo that I CAN SAY I
YOU MONEY and give roar
feet comfort. Aad I want to
farther convince yoo that oar
work aad material ia of the wry
beet, coopled with quick service,
at prices no higher thaa yea
pay for inferior work and poor
service. All work guaranteed.
ee TUOMA
Short Street
Beeeo, Ky.
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septic, Druglets.
Try this hygienic and SAFE WAY.
Order it today NOWI Yoo will
never want to be without it GUAR
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satisfied. Price 60c. Mail orders
promptly filled.
CO-NO-MO MFG. CO., Laboratory
Sales Dept., 204 ContiaestaJ Trust
Bid,., Wuhiartoa, D C.