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FIIIDAY Mlle1i i t r PA IE VI VB
IrTHB EVENING SUN
THE PADtCAH
J f
Stern Mother8o you wish to marry my ton do you
Young Woman Yet maam
Stern Mother Are you blt to support him In tht condition of t lanes
to which he hat twnyt been accustomed
I THE LOCAL NEWS
Dr Gilbert osteopath 400
HroaUwa Phone 19G
1ortni for real estate agents for
Bale at this onice
Mr II C Holllni hat left tho
city form few months and I have ac
quired an IntcroBt In his business and
shall look after It for him Ally In
formation with refurciico to any
branch of It will receive prompt at
tention If you will rail up Tho Sun
olllco lloth phonon 358 E I J lax
ton
We cin give you tho finest car
riages In tho city for wedding hall
and theater cnlls Our prices are low
Er than thou charged for like service
in any city In America Our service
Ji second to none and tho butt In thU
city 1nlmor Transfer Company
If you want a nice lawn ow
IlrunMiis lawn grow seed Klowor
steed that crow Rrunsong Flows
Shop 629 Broadway
Cameras Camera Cameras and
fcodak supplies ut all kinds at It D
Clements Co
Straw and Panama hats elonned
KiinrantPed New York Shin Parlori
IOS4 Broadway I
Ior huiiKo numbers door plates
limN nlviiciis bran and aluminum
vhocks of all kinds rubber typo sign
markers See The Diamond Stamp
Work 1 III South Third Phone SfR
A 2V box of our oxlfrmlnotor will
rid your home of lhoo miim roachw
nilro pr rata Your money back If It I
diMvn1 ICSmleJter tho grocer
The bmrd of public work has
rejected all bills for the Improvement
nail Ila + lag of Clark uc from Tenth
Htrwx ti > Ktoveiith street and Ionia
montio from Clark Mroot to Itronison
avenue Tao Mtlnmlo furnUhtd
woro conildoml too high and noV
bids are nuked I 1
Ticket for tho ball gome Sun
day ufloriion botwutin tho ijmlnmli
tarn Unit the Paris Tcnn nine arc
now on i ttu at Gilberts drug store
II T lllley and W W Covlng
ton brought to Padiicnh and told to
day a threeytarr old Durham weigh
ing 1700 pound probn1 ly tho
largest animal of that ago sold here
111 y I cir Ho was railed In Graves
county by Duck Cnrrlco
Plata your orders for wtddlni
Invitations at homo The Sun n t
asgroat
showing as great an assortment nt
you will find anywhuro at prices
mach lower than you will have to
jmy olsowhcro
Tho ladies Aid society of Ken
lucky t Avunuo Presbyterian church
will hero n cake solo at Osll los to
morrow
Tho Ranmcy society will havo a
cake Halo at Rudy Sons tomorrow
Mr Harry ixillin one of Pailu
rahg most popular singer and Mr
Owen Tully aiiolhor of Padiicahg
SPRING CLEANING i
TIMEt t t
INS CT IOWDER
I
In the mind of tho ecrupu
loiiri lioutiowilo BprhiK clean t
font rued linn oltvrIlIjlIlIt1t4 tire
iiuli8oluljly Linked u n il
rightly BO lint exieriniiiu
torH inptct powders mid moth
bulls nro as necessary tll t > limit o
cleaning UH soap and wiilor
and we luivo tho best line of
them that can be bought Wo
haiidlu tho Diamond Urnnd of
lure Dcltnntllln IziBcet Powder
put up in convenient sued
hektlges5c
5c to 25c I
A PACKAGE I
GILBERTSDRUG
DRUG STORE
4t < tfc Broadway Both Hions fl
s
I favorite and popular piano player
are now connected wllh the Cozy the
ater Mr Collins will sing tlio HIUH i
rated eongs at night performances
onlyv from 7 to 1030 Miss Ireno
McKlnnoy will sing Illustrated songs
during afternoon performances and
also sins alcialty during the Inter
mUfilons at night Patron of this
popular theater ore assured the very
brat In sonES nnd music nod by homo
Intent Mr I LoulH Korroll never over
I topics the opiwttinlty to give the best
and nlwojm pitronlzo homo talent
Every employs belongs and lives In
Patlucah Wo bog to state that we will
purchase your lift Insurance policy
and give you n higher price I for It
than your company Thousands of
polio holders have tavod indnejr
through us No policy too largo for
UH to handle See me at Hotel holy
here J M 1 Camp Co I
Thirtysewn tiwhim are bolfiR I
Iinmliiiil for homily school curtlll
rai 8 liy Supirlntondent lllllltiKlon
and the board of county exniftlnora
today The raiiinlmitlon IB being con
ductrtl In the county court room
FIRE ESCAPE
vni fill uurrrii AT UI Vil
HUH WITHOUT IMIIV
111110 VinnTii Atviinlril unbar
fr Spiral = Pail of Miilcrial
I I hilt
Tho KlrkIIonder company of Mu
11ItlIJe l has been awarded tho con
tract to lndnl n spiral are epcapo nt
Itfvorsldc hospital and have already
ihlppod n part of tho equipment here
Tho oscnpe will cost Shoo and an
o hor probably will ho Installed dot
fig 1905 Tho company expects to
have tin escape ready for use within
nix weeks
Only a Penny
After she had got through her shop
ping the little woman discovered that
sho was down to five cents In pennies
She also discovered that the last car
ticket was gone It was up to her to
hold on to tho flw pennies If sit
wanted to ride home Sho was glad
It L was five pennies Instead of four
Sho got on the car As she saw the
comluctorcomlng the got out her pen
nies Just as she reached down Into
a remote corner of her purse for tho I
last penny n fat woman who was get i
ting off bumped into her and knocked
oni < penny out of her hand The filth
woman loaned over excitedly to search
for It The man hesldo her saw her
look of sudden anxiety and also the
yellow llafh of the coin as It dropped
Woman dropped n 5 gold piece tic
volunteered to the conductor when the
faretnkcr clime ui > The woman WIIH
ashamed to say then that It was only
la penny As a matter of fact It was
I worth n 5 gold piece she thought If
she didnt fund It she would bo put oil
the car
I fly thin time throe or four men were
aiding Jn the search I Finally the
conductor hlnjEolf picked up the lost
coin
I Huh he grunted contemptuous
ly Its only a penny
Tho little woman dropped her ovcs
ITho I a thud ns sho handed him the
other four pennies Cleveland Plain
Dealer
A nov lly Air
A no1 I experiment to demonstrnto
tho practicability of n pneumatic par
col carrier was recently tried In Chi
cago The parcel shot through a
sort length of sample tube was a
13yearold boy Ho traveled nt tho
rato of sixteen miles nn hour and
was In no way tho worse for tho
Journey J M Mnsten superintend
ent of the railway mall service and
Postmaster Campbell of Chicago
witnessed the experiment ns repre
sentatives of tho postolu > o depart
ment which Is looking Into tho de
vice The Inventor declares that
with n tube between Now York and
Chicago mail l can be shot from ono
city to tho other In seven hours
t
Citizen curiously Qan woman
where you como from make their
will
Stranger slllllTho dont have
lo Theyve got It ready l1IadeSt
Louis Republic
TIT the Son for Job Work
DRAGGING LAKE I
AFTER VICTIMS
v
Sheriff Expects to Find More
Bodies at Laporte
Kvlilonro In CUM Continues CO l Arc
iniilulf Hut Mystery Still 11101
opt1 house of llorrorit
1UlllIImWS lNTKltKST IX IT
haportc hull May 15 Sheriff j
Smutzer will drag KIsr Trap lake
near the dimness homc Mrs Green
GrcenIlng
lug mother of Emil I Greening of
Oklahoma Clty the sweetheart of
Jennlo Olfon having notincd Smutzcr
that sho Is sure their bodies are In
the lake
Mum Evidence 1
I > a > orte Hid May GIortlolls of
human jaw bones and bits of skin
on which there nre trace of hair
were found In the collar of the Gun
ness farm hou elarc considered 1 by 1
the authorities as evidence of another
victim In the growing nod grcwgome
list of dark tragedies alleged to havo
been committed by thc mysterious
Mrs Gnmifss
Tho dlecovcrlcs according to the
letcttlves nnd prosecuting olllclals of
the comity t nro the most vnlnable
since the noted farm murder myster
lea have been under probe
It iii I < rIll 111 that tine puree nf bout
nro there of n liiiiiiaiu but as yet the
nuthorlUtjs have blt unable to d
teri tae tie naUir < iltflthc T skin and
t4 A
hair
The startling denoumonts which
County Prosecutor Smith InUmatotI
were on the eve of being sprung1 de
tailing the ns yet mysterious crimes
aro still retained Imt It Is raid to
days Unco wry affords oven further
Ktisntlonnl cvldohrc to that ahead
In powcimlon 1 of the officials and con
stabulary
stabularyWould
Would llniiK lninphrn I +
The county prosecutor declared to
day hat ho would hang Hay Lam
Ihere If not for tho inunlor of MTS
Gunncim for the murder of Andrew
If Hclgcleln
It was denied Hint the Rev 1 > A
Miell Ilutitor of the 1lrlil Methodist
church hero to whom Iximpliero Is I
nlloged to hnvo made a confession
rnyod detective In order no obtain
further testimony from ho man
Idmpheres attorneys vigorously
deny that he ever made any conics
ion to tho minister
Thw victims of thc wiles of tffo mys
orbits Mrs Gunnoes who aro mid to
havo hon murdered and their lx I > dlll
Imrkd on tho farm arc vompllcd as
plowsAndrew
Andrew K I HclgokHn Aberdeen S
K L Ole Iludsberp lola Is OInf
Mmbolt Chicago Lee Porter Kdln
burg III John Moo Elbow hake
tutu George Kerry Tutscola 111
Henry Gutholt Scandinavia Will
Otaf Jensen Christiana Norway
Kmll 1 Tell O agc City Ivas I Charles
Hdman New Carlisle Ind Herman
Konltzer Chicago Aug Gunderson
Grcvn lake 1 WIs Ole Oleson Hattlo
retk Mich Mndner Nlkkolsen Hu
ron 9 D Andrew Anderson law I
nice KOI and loliann Sorensen St
Joecph MoTlimMin
TlimMin IniMculnr
Morbidly inclined fomalos continuo
to flood County Prosecutor Smith with
threatening letters many of thorn de
claring that Iamphorp Is an Innocent
nmn while others isny that Mrs
LJunncBS U still alive and kicking
Louis Sdiulz the miner who U I
slulclne tho ashes from the collar of
the Gunnosa home has found a nil 111
ber of bits of motnl which he hart
turned over to Sheriff Smutzor Theee
nro believed to be l bits of gold The
miner hall afro found small pieces of
bone
Kvldtiicc KIIIIII Hanks
It has boon decided by tho olllclals
of r tho county to havo those hank
where Mrs OunnccH kept her depos
UR to furnish A list of them together
with a list of the checks paid out The
banks as yet have Imparted no Infor
mation along this line and tho evi
dence they aro expected to furnish Is
believed to IIJ 1 of much Importance
CKVntYS SHOWS
Have Cvrilllnlilo Parade and Show
I nil Cniwil In Attendance
I Tho Gentry Brothers show Is here
t
today for two performances this
I afternoon and tonight They gdvo a
creditable parade this morning and i
this afternoon nro playing to nearly
the capacity of their tent The Gen
try shows Improve each year and the
one this year Is doing tho best bust
husl1nesl
Tim Moody May Die
I
I A son of Tim Moody and a son of
Iovl Roberts boys about S and 10
yours of age wore thrown from n
mule last Sunday near tholr home In
tho southwest part of the county and
quite seriously hurt Tho Moody boy
sustained n fractured skull and his
recovery Is very doubtful Tho ltoh
erts boy suffered 1 a broken Jaw and
was otherwise limited up consider
dytfurray Ledger
Iabl
I Mr T L Koedcr deputy city
jailor who shot himself through tho
I right breast accidentally Is Improv
ing steadily and Is resting well at
lllvorsldo hospital It has lioon de
rided not to move him to his home
319 North TwolfU street t for several
days
C > l Ii r1
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
V r I
Pleasant Surprise
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mr Kdwln I Handle last night by his I
class mates at his home 111111
near Maxon Mills The senior class
made the trip In n large wagon and I
returned 1 last night after several
pleasant hours Mr Handle Is spade
bearer for the senior Class of t
High school and one of the most pop
ular students Miss Adah I Urazcl
ton of the High school I faculty chap
eroned the students In the party
were Misses Eunice Robertson Sal
dec Smith Hess Lane Marguerite
Schwab Adah L nrazolton and
Messrs Will Hock and Gus Elliott
A Sweet Wrl CirmliiiilcN
Miss Iiicllo Du Val Ierry man of
Knoxvlllc Tenn and daughter of the
IInOXiIlC Mrs q W Pcrry < enn will bo
graduated froth Georgetown college
next June Miss Perryman formerly
I lived In this city and went through
tho sophomore year In the Pnducah
High school ifcr father was pastor
of the First Baptist church for several
years before accepting the pastorate
of a church at Knoxvllle Miss Per
3 man has visited hero often since
removing to Knoxville and Is remem
bared as a girl of many accomplish
ments
mentsMiss
Miss Eloise nratlslmw daughter of
Mr and Mrs W P I Hradslmw 1520
Broadway will bo graduated from
I Ilelmont college In Nashville next
Wednesday Mritt I lira IJw
lento
and W I K nrndshaw irwill le
tomorrow to attend the commence
vent Miss Bradrlmw Is one of Ta
dmiihB brightest girls and the will
he graduated with the degree of 11 A
She was a student In the High tchool
for three years before entering Bel 1
hunt college
Former Iailaralian Harried In
Missouri
Mr and Mrs M 1 T Kinley of the
llrnton road have received the an
nouncement of the marriage of their
son Mr Clay Fililcy of Iavenworth
Kin to Miss Anna lloldock of St
Joseph Mo on April 20th Mr Kin
ley while In Paducah was connected
with tho Hehkopf Harness company
but In now In the government service
at t Iav nworth
Art I > carl meal Present Altnietlvo
IIUnllllrlll FlnHlsI it tlrlllth1
The Art dcpaVtment of the Wom
ans club Miss Anna Webb chairman
will Lava UH final meeting for this
mornlnJ 10
Mawm on Saturday morning nt
oclock at tho Womans club house
The program to IK featured Is
Palma Vecc1llo Mrs ohn J Dos
rlan in
Tintoretto Mrs Sydney > Loch
Catpaccjo Miss hello Cave
Paul I Veronese Xtlss Dow Hus
bands
II I A IL ampler to Hold Callill j
MitthiK Snliinlny
Paducah chapter Daughters of the
American itovolutlon will meet In
ctillcd session tomorrow afternoon at
2 oclock with Dr Della Caldwcll 735
roadway Pictures of the Memorial
Fountain thnt have boon sent by Mr
Tuft the sculptor who Is making the
designs tor tho fountain will be In
spected It t Is urged that every mom
her be present as the opinion of each
Is desired
desiredC
IT II 1 C Committee Meeting
The executive and program com
mittees of tho Paducah chapter
ITnitcd Daughters of the Confederacy
will mt this afternoon at 4 oclock
with tho chapter president Mrs Jams
hoger 303 North Seventh street The
bjeet of the meeting Is to arrange
r the final meeting of tho chapter
for this season In June which Isai
vays made more of a social occasion
The meeting will not be l on the retry
lar first Tuesday of the month tit
that Is I June 2 and the State Federa
tion of Womans clubs will be In ses
sion hero then but probably tho fol
lowing wreck
wreckiujuynblc
Kiijoyiiblo KviniiiK
Mrs Mary White entertained a
number of her friends on Wednesday
evening at her home at Twontythlrd
and Monroe streets Games and music
verc the features of the evening tar
ing which refreshments wero served
Those present were Mattes Hattie
Thompson Eulah I MclnUro UessK
Thomitson Irene Scopes Ueltrlce I
tltichanan Nannie WatkIns Kitty
Woodnrd Gladys Stewart Mary
White Ethol Mles Julia Whlto
srs Polk Graves
Glady Sauna Messrs
I Emmott I Morrjs Robrrt Mclntlro
I GHllam Forest
11ulhcr Harry
Anther Neoly
Mclntlre Harry Watkins Waldo Haw I
I
White
Icy James Lukens and Albert
I
Dr lames T fillbnt to Marry Miss
Stamper nf Owrntoii
Tho NewsHerald Owcnton Ky
May 14 makc the following an
nouncement which Is of especial Inter
est here
Mrs Chas M I Stamper announces
tho marriaGe of her daughter Ada
Blanche to Dr James Thomas Oil
bert of Paducah Ky I Thursday May
28 1908
Ur Gilbert Is a prominent young
osteopath of this city He has llvea
In Paducah about four olrs coming
and has
Ilusscllvllle Ky
hero from
established a wide practice as well ne
made a largo circle of friends
Miss Stamper Is a sister of Dr hi
brldgo G Stamper of the Stamper
Broil Dental and Medical Institute of
this city and Is un attractive young
lady who will be a pleasant acquisi
tion to Paducah social llffv
The marriage will take place in
Cincinnati The Rev E JVlck of
1
x t
Louisville will perform the ceremon
The couple will make their home It
Paducah
Mr C 0 Kelly secretary of the I
school board who Is 111 of malaria Is
much Improved today
Mr and Mrs Louis Mulaoy of SU
Jarrett street arc the parents of a
girl baby born yesterday
proI D Howell returned at noon
today from Birmingham Ala where
ho attended tho annual convention of
the southern branch of the National
Dental association
Judge Thomas P Cook was here to
day en route to Murray from Eddy
vale where he has ben holding court
Mr George Downs and Clifton Fer
gUs D of Murray arc In tho city
Attorney Charles II Wilson of
Smlthland attended court today
ISmlthland D HendrIcks of Hazel Is
the guest of his sisterinlaw Mrs A
I Sexton 33G North Sixteenth street
I Miss Aline Ilngby returned last
night from a visit to Cincinnati and
Louisville
Mrs John W Chenault of Arling
ton has gone to Pnducah to visit a
few days before returning home Sho
has been the guest of J W Hocker
and W S Mason Mayficld Messen 1
ger
gerManager A L Jones of tho Cum
berland Telephone company returned
this morning from a business trip to I
ClmtonHon
Hon J C Speight of Mayfleld Is
In the city
cltI I H Crossland of Mayficld
was hero this morning en route to I
Murray
MurrayMr
Mr nnd Mrs Isaac Washam of
Benton arc tho guests of Mrs Bcttlo
Jones 503 Washington street
Mr Murray Cnbell of Chicago Is
here to attend court as a witness
Miss Clarlbel Rlckc 528 Kentuck
avenue returned last evening from
nn extended visit to her sister Mrs
Charles Truchcart In Louisville
Mr Gcorgo Langstaff rettirnOd this
morning from n southern business
trip
tripMiss
Miss Sallie Grassham of Salom Is I
visiting her sister Mrs C E Pur
coll G12 Clark street
Mr Frank Boone who suffered a
stoke of paralysis yesterday Is un
improved today and It will bo several
days yet before a definite turn either
way can bo reported
Mrs S H Moore wife of tho pas
tor of the First Christian church nut
her brother Mr Levi Thomas are
Visiting I their old home at Marietta
Ohio
NEWS OF COURTS e 1
In finnit Court
Judge Heed will not attempt hold
hold court again at this session and
left I this morning for Dawson Springs
for an Indefinite stay Special Judgo
Hcndrlck will sit In all cases except
Ing those In which he Is Interested
Judgment was entered this morn
Ing giving the Masslllon Engine and
Machinery company 427 nnd the
Jackson Foundry nnd Machine com
pan 161 hgalnst W W English
Tho machinery company Is adjudged
to a have a prior lien on a lot In Me
chnnfcsburg while tho foundry has 1
prior lien on the machinery
J W Englcrt C C Carrlngton and
George W Grelf wore excused from
further Jury service nnd R E Par
rlsh J D Smith and J W Dan
substituted
The Evansvlllo Browing association
was given Judgment against J 1 A
Bloodworth etc for 129 nnd the
law firm of Coleman Lion nt Mur
ray judgment against Bloodworth for
J1CO
A verdict ttf SMC damn a emit
I fn Gus ICrairo lIsti jB PTdii
cnh Homo Telephone = Sompany
KiauEe was n Unei i 0 1 foil non
a iilo at Ninth rirut tin i Bvadwiv
roud broke his it i HI sad I or 5
000A 0A GI I
A Judgment and order of salo was
entered In the suit of M D Sublotto
against F G Rudolph administrator
administratorI I
of the estate of M I C Vaughan
The suit of A G Owsloy against
the Globe Bank 8 Trust company
was called this morning but con
tinued until afternoon to allow the I
sheriff an opportunity to secure
qualified men for jury service tho
panel having been exhausted Owsley
In suing for 2000 which ho claimed
to have pla ill on deposit In tho bank
and It Is alleged was misappropriated
by W B Smith while president of I
the Institution Tho bank denies lIal
bility on the ground that It was a
personal transaction beCween Smith
IIfId i OsleI I
A vordcttfor tho defendant was
iindered In tho 10000 damage suit
of Austin C Morrison against the Co
lumbia Manufacturing companI I
Marriage License
Robert Lllloy nnd Della Chestnut
In Police Court
Police Judge Crocs returned this
morning and occupied the chair of
justice In the police court room Tho
judge had a good docket to occupy
ibis attention The docket read
Drunk Jbo Conti 1 and costs
Criminal assault Frank Bloto col
ored continued until tomorrow
Drunk and disorderly Jesso Ivey and
Walter Logan colored Ivey fined 5
Lognn 20 and the cost was divided
Fay Hurt 5 nnd costs Breach of
aceTom Moore and Sidney Lewis
both colored 20 and costs Boss
I j Sergeant and Herbert Whllnoll con
tlnucd until Monday Malicious shoot
InD01ls Sergeant continued until
Monday Wilful trespat Arthur
Trlco colored held to answer and
bond fixed at 100 Jumping on and
off moving traInWill Johnson cot
ored 5 and costs
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FORA
Now Look 1 Any 3of the
articles mentioned below are
yours for 25c Saturday 16th
2fic Package Lightning Silver
Dip1Can
1 Can Black Jack Stove Polish
Sad Iron Holders
Can Openers
Lemon Squeezers
Patent Cleaners
14 t Inch Wood Bits
Triplex Gun 011
Tooth Brushes
Blacking Brushes k
Whlto Wash Brushes
Scythe Stones
Lather Cups
Metal Polish
Carpet Stretchers
Shelf Brackets
Wire Potato Fryers
Largo Tin Trays
3 for TwentyFive Cents
GEO 0 DART SONS CO
Incorporated
n
J WANT ADS
i
KiihAcrihcra Inserting want ads J n
Die Hun will kindly remember that
nil such deals are to IKS j add for when
the ail ls I inserted tlio tuba applying
to every ono without exception
FOR heating and stovewood rlol
437 F Levin
WANTED Two furnished rooms
downstairs Ring 955 new phone
FOR RENT = Four room house on
Clay street near ICth Hank Bros
OVEHSTR EET the painter Old
phono 2159
FOlt Rl TThrco room house
lOSOi Monroe street F 51 I Flslir I
FRANK HEGARTY plastering
contractor Prompt attention to JobI
bing Phones 1S33
FOR MOVING hauling pacKing or
picnic wagon call 705 Both phones
George Hock
STEEPLEJACK and elevator man
John Duel and Ben Smith foot of
Monroe street sand office
FOR SALE ourroom house and
lot In Mechanlcsburg A bargain nt
250 Address Bargala care Sun
r E MORGAN horse shooing
general repairing rubber Urea Ne
South Third
WANTED Lady solicitor of neat
aiyiearanee Apply Credit Tailors
US 12 South Third street
CEMETERY WORK given prompt
attention Joseph Mattjson Jri at
uio cemetery
CARPENTER contractor Prompt
attention to repairing Call E E
Mooro New Phone 528
FURNITURE EXCHANGE Pays
best price for furniture and stoves
205 South Third New phono 901n
For Sale
1
Gnsjollno launch 22 feet long G
horsepower 10 miles an hour Phone
4n
123STILLV
I STRAW HATS called for cleaned
and delivered South Side Pressing
club Both phones
BICYCLE REPAIRS Phono 1015
new phone and wo wilt call for and
deliver work promptly Wclkert S
Hugg 120 North Fifth
PASTURAGE Two hundred acres
I good shady plenty water and more
grata than WO horses can eat Apply
John W Hoot Phones 745
GET OUT that old suit of last year
IC1I I
and have It cleaned and pressed by
James Duffy South Ninth near Broad
way and It will look like new
FOR i SAid One now and ono sec
md hand fireproof combination safe
Paducah Printing and Book Binding
i Company
I FOR Ri rT room dwelling
12191221 Trimble street only 10
Inciudliij water Apply M I J Fried
man 12S South Third
FOR RENTTwo front oftlce
rooms between Fifth nnd Sixth on
Broadway will bo vacdnt May 27 II
F Singleton Phone 119
r VANt5D ounn ladles of neat
appearance can make 3 to 5 per
day Apply to Mrs C W Nlchol
43T Clark street at 8 a m
u
I FOR SAIJ3One 14 horsepower
pasolln i engine Franklin make Suit
able fi r gasoline boat Newly over
allied Will sell at a bargain Ad
dross V I Knowles care Sun
1 FOR SALE = T n bargain seven
rodm slate roof now brick house
Lot 55xlG5 on Sixteenth street be
tween Monroe mill Madison Ring
old phono 1CC2
l
1l
14
Pie Pans 1111I I J 1
Potato Slicers V
Lunch Boxesa
S C and S ring Muffin Pans
50 foot Wlro Clothes Line
Toilet Paper
2 quart Pudding Pans
Flour Sifters
Ladles f 7
Flesh Forks r i J
Funnels l t
3 quart Coffee Pots
1 quart Milk Cans
Milk Strainers
< 2 quart Cups
4 quart Covered Buckets
Bridle hiltsr
4 quart Stone Crocks
10 quart Flaring Palls
u
COOK WANTED Old phone 2123
yoil RENT = 3 rooms furnished or
unfurnished Ring 2255
FURNSHED rooms far light house
keeping 313 Madison
WANTED = Two solicitors of neat
appearance APPbi its Broadway
InPJlearanc
Ask for Mr Bpiirqutn
LlWv tOt rrs barpened and
adjusted at John Grclf31S Wash
ington street
WANTED A good colored cook
at once Apply at Foils 213 Broad
way
ARTS MASON successors to Mr
J W Agnew Shop 709 South Fifth
street All kinds of fixture and other
carpenter work
SALESMAN WANTED Sell retail
trade your locality 65 per month
and expenses to start or commission
Experience unnecessary Vermin g
sen Cigar Co Toledo O
FOR SALE I Typewriter flouting l
ton No 7 aDi1t typewriter lesk both
good as now fWII l sell cheap It S
Van Loon iQF c hrau Apartments Old
phone 1386
V O W Memorial
Jersey camp W 0 W and Man =
Chester Grove W C havo arranged
to hold memorial cer nonles at Oak
Grovo Sunday afternoon The camp
members will assemble at the hall at
Third and Elizabeth streets and
march to tho cemetery while the
ladles will go to tho cemetery on the
street cars A C Shelton Jack Gal
Iowa R C Wallace and S D Pryor
compose the committee on arrange
ments
Marshall Hardy
Mr Marshall Hvii a I rher of
Mrs Jennie Ronuyp of Paducah
lard at Jordan F J crusty yeller
day of blood pot + oiitii i i rsiiiei from
a cut received wile slaip > rnK A
knife on a grludsliio Mr Hardy
was 37 years old ai I 111 i t a m Jther
three sisters and flit Lrothir
PABUOAH 12347890 1234
Notice
All members of Manchester Grove
No 20 aro urged to be > present at
Jersey camp hall Third and Elizabeth
streets Sunday May 17 at 1 pini
sharp to IIfSIIlt tho camp In memorial
service and decorating at Oak Grove
at 230 p m
mA L ISE IAN W G
NORA JORDAN Clerk
No woman Is satisfied until she Is
able to shop In an automobile
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Swans Down a bag SOc
4 X Coffee a packago 15c
Jibs Soda Crackers 25c
3 loaves Bread We
5 bags Salt lOc
3 boxes Searchlight Matches Ic
Caramel Cereal a package lOe
Grand Mas Washing Powder 2
packages 5c
Corn Starch a package 5c
lemons a dozen 12c
Brass King Washboards 25c
Wo havo three kinds of chicken
teed for old and llttlo chicks
Basket and half pound of tea t 25C
loyal Baking Powder per to 40c
Hnlf tb Royal Baking lewder 2Dc
Barley a pound Be
Potato Chips fresh and nice 3
packages 25c
hire Breakfast Bacon per lb lf q
U packages Ralston Health Food ISc
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