Richmond daily register., March 09, 1920, Image 3

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ffic Richmond Daily Register, Richmond Madfson County, - -Tuesday Afternoon, March 91920
TUESDAY
ALHAMBRA
OPERA HOUSE
PRICES 20c and 30c
' War Tax Included :
WEDNESDAY
l i smashing tale o tthe sea and or ?
A Big V Comedy "DAMES and j I
U WAKNERin Ma.I Tniinaiin' i far fianS ports of adventure. A
it "A, Fugitive- from' Matrmumv" f 2 MaUriCe 1 OUfJieUr i ? f l II DENTISTS"
THURSDAY
"BLIND HUSBANDS
SEE IT!
I
i:l JOE MARTIN, the Human i H nr.TAnv H u " ! HEAR THE OPERA HOUSE
JOE MARTIN, the Human
Monkev.in : ! III6HII15 V Ik- 1 V-JIV 1 If AT ! ORCHESTRA EVERY
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: "BABY DOLL BANDIT" U Featuring Jack Holt-Senna 0
? i t-eaturing Jack Holt-Sienna JJwen i ? '..t e p!t f
t i great sea stories ever filmed...
EVENING
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Regular Habits Produce
- a Beautfiul Complexion
Daily elimination rids the system of poisons.
Women should realize that!
MANY. women complain
daily of their complexion,
of their headaches and gen
. eral ill health, little realizing
that the trouble is constipation.
W omen, too, are much more sub
ject to such congestion than men,
and much more careless of it.
.The result is seen in lusterless,
9 weary eyes, in sallow, pimply
complexion, in lassitude, bad
, breath, and in that word so often
used, ''indisposed." .
At the first, sign of these symp
' ' torns the wise woman will take a
' lj.wtive, and will see that the
, younfj girl and others in her care
do likewise. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
- Pepsin is the favorite with thou
sands of women because it is mild
and gentle in its action and in the
end trains the stomach and bowel
muscles to do their work naturally
without the aid of medicine.
' This combination of simple lax
ative herbs with pepsin, which can
be bought at any drug store, js
also a very sterling first-aid in
- colds, fevers and other sudden ills
that make rt advisable to always
have a bottle in the home. It is
free from nbrcotic3 and safe for
the tiniest baby. .
In pite of tie fact that Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative ' in ;the world, there
being over 6 niilliori hottles " sold each
, year, many u'uj need its benefits have
not yet used iti. If you have not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 511
Washington St., MonticeUo, Illinois. :
Welcome A Daughter.
, Mr. and Mis. Stuart Y. Carson arc
rejoicing over the arrival , of a baby
daughter Saturday, March 6th at their'
home in Stanford Mrs. Carson wan
before her marriage Miss Johnnie Cor
nelison Azbill, of this city, and haa
many warm friends here who will ex
tend best wishes to the pretty baby.
1 1 i
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
and Mrs. Marcum, Mrs'.' Rose Wagers
Judge Hugh Riddell, Messrs. William
Walker, Virgil Chapman, Clarence
Miller, E. P. and F.' R. ' Campbell, Miss
Among the out of town people, who
were, here to "attend the funeral of
Mr. bam Tudor, whose remains were. Rice, Miss Garrett, and Rev. A. L.
brought here from Irvine Monday ; Thanmuller, all of Irvine,
y ere:' Mr. J. E. Tudor, of Stanford;' ;
Hall Pritchett v
Miss . Cora Hall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: M.; C. Hall and Mr. William
Pritchett son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W,
Fritchett were married Saturday af
ternoon by Rev. D. H. Mather! y per
forming the ceremony. After a brief
stay with relatives a.nd friends in
Lexington and Frankfort they will
make their home in Somerset
Coroner P. A. Tate is out after a
month's illness.
Mr. Charles Rogers is ill at his
home on Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley are vis
iting relatives in Louisville .
Mr. T. M. Wells left Monday for
a business trip to Hazard.
Mr. James Gentry spent the week
end with relatives in Winchester.
. Miss Alice Mietcalf left Monday for
a Visit to relatives in Winchester.
Rev. D. H. Matherly is convales
cent from a severe attack of tonsilitis,
; Mrs. Harris Park, of Irvine, is the
sjuest of Mrs. C. H. Park on Second
street.
Miss Christina Foree, of Frank
fort, is the guest of Miss Sara M.
Monday.
if Youve
Any DqtjMs
as to vhdher coffee
is a .friend. to your
nsr vqs, drink two '
or three cupfuls at
bedtime and think
about it during tha
wakeful mt.
ftu'Il also think of
"2 Vila's- & tar3?i'
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COMPLETE
e are carrying the
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INTERNATIONAL: Harvester
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MAKRl AGE LICENSES
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Mrs. ' Minnie Doumoe, Miss Nell
jTudor, Mrs. Clyde Gaines, of Win
chester, Mrs. T. C. Daughtery, Mrs.
W-. P. Williams, Mrs. J W. Ray, Mrs.
Will Smith, Mrs. Joe Shearer, Mrs.
James Wallace. Mrs. Harris Park, Dr.
Epworth League
The Epworth League and
Juniors Mission "Study class will meet
with Mis. W. A. Langford on High
street Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. R: E. Turley, Jr., spent Mon
day and Tu3?day with relatives iti
the ! Danville.
William Pritchett,
won
;f A.
W. Prltc-K'ti; and Cora Hall, 21.
and daughtr-r of Milton ilall, bct'i ol
Richmond.
Isaac Angllu, 21, sen of June's ' J.
Anglin of Locust Jlranch; 'and ;I.itii" ?
GriOn, 20, of Vogol, . tkiugliier" of
Greenville GriCin. '
John Cert' L'nvcry, V.l. s on of Wi
daughter of Richard Cbvos, hotli cf
New by. .
You will soon be needing:
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AUtAMlEA"
OPEiRA l(pSE
One Day-Oiily
Thursday
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No Advance In Price'
M:fl
Carl Lacmnilc offers
it
Miss Bertha Bioaddus has leturne-'
from several weeks' stay at Morris
town, Tenn.
Mr. J. W. Johnson, has returned t
Taylortan, Ky., after a visit to her
parents "here'
j Mrs. William Smith, of Irvinr:
spent Monclay with licr 'daughter, Mrs.
Evbrett Green. '
- Mrs. Joe Shearer and daughter,- of
Ravenna, are : 'vis'ting Mr '.and Mif
15 K.1 DtiYican cn Tlia.l street.
' Mr. A. E. Barnes, of Somerset, was
called here by the. illness 'of h;
daughter, Mrs. J. IT. Pearson.
'.' Mr. and Mrs. Overton Harbor sport
the 'week-end in Paris the guests cf
the. lattei's mclher. Mrs. Wiggins.
; Miss Belle March was caMod t
Nicholasville Monday by the death of
her brother-in-law. Mr. Homy Land.
' Mr., J. S. Stanifer returned frorv
London Monday where h" was cal'e'1
by the serious illness ci his brother.
" Z. M. Boen, Jr., was called hop-.
from Miami Jacobs Business CoUcgr'
Da'ytcn, O., by the sudden il!nc.;s o"
his brother.
Miss Gladys Smith was at horn
frrn Transylvania University for r
visit to her parents, Frof. and
G. D. Smith on Fift'- street.
Mr. and M,ls. Brutus J. Clay wi.!'
return Wednesday from a sever? '
weeks stay with Mr. and. Mrs. Wil
jiam MUrstella in Cleveland, Ohio.
Misses Emily Black and Elizabeth
Ilislc were rt home from Hamilton
College for a week-end vis't to ihei;'
parents, Mr. and Mr?.. Sam Hislc al
Waco.
, Miss Julia Enright, Miss Eugcn!?.
Elder, and Misses Josephine, Esthe
and Mfc-ry Moynahan weic at horir
from St. Agatha's Academy for thi
week-end.
, Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo B. DoJarnette
are receiving congratulations cn th
anival of a lovely little daughter on
March. 5th. The' little lady has been
christened Anna Louise.
; Mrs. Louia.' Davis, 'of WilliamshUrg
is the the giiesi of' her sister, Tlrs. M
M. Miller. " '
Mrs. I nine Christopher, who has
boen very ill with double pnrarrionia
at her sister's, Mrs. Eb Stc-r.-;, os im
proving, her numerous fiier.ds will b'.
glad to know.
Mr. Taiker, cf ' Jessamine county
has moved to his nevr home i"c-nti
purchasr-d from G. P. Martin of Ricl
mond. Wo extend to lb-. Par'-.or a;-
family a hcaity we!cbmo.
. Mr! W. M. UbU has intal! d s r.-v
saw mill 'in ccnrcctiGYi' witji his ton-
iioosier
i uter nattdria
aid '-Ckfftiv
it
ers,
arrows
tors '.-'S
mill ard is re.:.
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ol sawing to i.
M?s 'Lucv 'Coi'Helisoh .liii's
from Ohio, wnrre
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v.- lr
quite a le'
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W e have parts in 'stek'foralllnternational Harvester
Company's machines and can take care of your needs
in -all farm implement, lines' on quick notice.
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Cice . is. Lear.h.ng -;
eu over at C-ythian-.i ior a visit
Rev. J. E. Go'.lb'ev an'V'wi
Miss Jiaiy,, one cf ttic i-eaciieir- c
High sthool'liln hrisuivif:lo-l:o h-
'FJoreaco lcic
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We. u;o. g';:i Lo J'-jdc-rt .vi rs. , .w.S ,
Hislc slowly iupr-ovirg.yi l-m . ?.ver;
severe attacl:-cipnpvimon a hrA he'
lriciv.ls !Qic I'j-:: a sp(."Uy rsjc-.vc.. v.
iJvbce baa'iay a;irt .-s:v; m , s, vt
mtrGstio:;: srTT.Jon. , . - ,.' , - ,
The road-: ;n ovr.fc.nr.univj' arc;
a woise onditi--.n Hum foii- sev::
voars, seme i)ace.s ocmg alm'-st v
passab'c. V.'c corLaiMy v. iil
how to appi eciate . gocd read..,
v.a'm weather.
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Richmond,- visited tlic
So
rornier'
ones, ,kvv.
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Wit. son Ay .-'leav i.- out v.,
Iii:A!).Si?AV MILL
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JUriECXED BY
HIMSELF
T TE , doesn't love you," the tempter whispered.:
H "Why should you love him?" :
See'this picture a drama of human, emotions that H
rise as high as the towering Alpine peaks of its ;
': scenery that sink as low as the abyss that, waits.
. '. for oneof these three. A photoplay which makes
you oblivious, of time or placer-something you can
not leave once it has started a gripping piece of
photo-realism that holds you glued to your' seat,
breathless till the last great moment a picture
. you'll never forget for its truth, beauty and flawless1 s
acting. Don't let your friends say "You've missed
i it.' ' Now playing. " . ', '
&a 'sz
5 room house in A l con
dition; big lot..
Po
sscssion wi
lib
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at once- house vacant at
.present.
, "Own your own home
and bank the Rent
Money.'
Mi-. Mis. Crniici
were in L-sri'-a.'t?r VvVfln Mid"
Mr. and Mr1.;. S. N. Srriei s' v. ( rt
visitors of Mrs. Susan 7v!o'a!lus ;Wed.-nes-day.
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Mir.. Fbyl''Snyt!oi-' old -a'cew-t'
Ea; I Long.
Mr. and'aiv r.-i .Jb-f'Xf 5vi-'
ar.(i: Mrs. Grant Sanders.
-ViJ's. James J'lewiit ana h'- Caill
Biikbv were visitors at lioa-vi iiiii re
cently. '
rt,. it, -i n. . ' .. .
vi'i.iej fi i rev. 1 1 1, i.:e tiiavr
ing.ljttle -daughter and hr. and Mi
.'unci on livw.t; - spent V,c!aod:
with Miss Linda Sander:;.
s. I'loytl
::, : 1 'i'ii eve's "Vn.'-';j"iiUo a !iux car at tents of a barrel of whisly rt'ia-
t 'I Tf .YfrJi frt i an ; f'l til) 5tf" o iT : t con- i nig their getauay undetecte?!:
-jr. ana
iefnan Ka;!er v-re Ihe
Mia . X. Sanders and ran::
'News has L-;-n revived he;
''''. i m p.. s . j'hu T'iis. vn' f;
Jitlle ton,' James Edward, e"- Depa
ifru. rlrs. Cild'.-c bcfoie' her' .in.ir-:-sae;e:u-as
iliss Uhan Re?-e:. ;-' .
Miss. Voi Ps Regie, of.De;a.iiy, jyd.
was married to Mr. Ju'moa Ilukii!, -r
e or fhe g PmI4L C-l T-.' IL I 'fa
iiiesLs of Mr. ana ..lj
Sum jay
Mr. Philip Moore' hatha. nice
die last week. Ih? cause was t'.iat sin
v.'i.s chehed 'to death cn a co'o.
Mr. ,th1 Sirs. L. v. vurmo.th, .scr
ir...l wife, M-.-.'aad Mrs. 'Robert War
n j'J.i s-icnt tart Wednesday - with 'Hr.
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See- ;.
Freeman Realty Co.
W. B Freeman
y L. VV. Dunbar .
F. P. Caldwell
Phone 211 '
Office Over
Citizens' National Bank
We can furnish ficwers for
all occasions."-
Fresn - And Mice ', F;r on:
' Lexington: i""4
Prornpt Deliveries For ,
Funerals - :'
I. WEiYllSP '-,
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' Richmond, Ky. j
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FLORiST:"
i. Rratlsha-.v's familv 'a're
. .t., . . Ui..; list. - ;
?;r. F!;)d Snyder was in I,aacas:
ler Satu.Hlay. , ' '
Messrs. Roy and . Tomniie Loiv:
spent Friday with l.ir-s. Susan LVcad
dus. .Misses Linda and Nancy Sars.l .'r,
i;cnt. Saturday with Mrs. Fiovd Snv
II . I.
Miijs Mabel Prcwitt, who has been r
student at Richmond Normal is at
home.
Misses Jewel! Trewitt and Mary D
Hardin, of Cerea College, spent tht
Wek-end with diemcfolks.
p. James. . Sanders ' spent Saturday
jnig-ht with Deibcit Pre wit i.' :i
A:itkovjrhtentii,ri at all times to secure for our custtnners
J the very best product of its kind ; we have just secured the ex
5 ehtoivejveucy fur a-ev table butter MIOLO- . -. .
iVilQLO ivdjitirhed in such, away as to retain its pur.ect
buttery Haver and we have made the proper arrangements so
that we will receive it fresh at all. times- '
that you
ou trv one
Dr. CKA:L CS5100T
1 : '-CALL AT
: IL V. SCHMIDT'S ' .
for your .';
PNEW SPRING HATv'
I r Colby Taylor building,
1 1 upstairs opposite Maq
r ' - icon Naticrid Bank
-f, We know the trued qualities of MIOLO and are ure
will like it. That is whv we are anxious that yoi
t ixninct. -
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After-you' haVe tasted the sweet, delicate flavor of MIOLO we
& i:l leave it entirely to your judgment.' Uut try one pound.
OFtLY 42 CENTS PER POUND.
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ftiUPiL, lb and LZi
IMcKinney
Eypt Ejn.' Kiciivn Tini f- ! anything Vt-ternity,-.-. Work
Rob Walker. ii'en'I Auctioneer
Salts hold anywhere and will . sell i
in- a!l !
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We take pleasure in announcing our Spring Millinery OpiiT
ing on
4
at which time we will have on display a most attractive lino of
the Edscn-Keith and Fahnley & McCrea Pattern ' Hats fort
Springtime. You will be cordially welcomed if you will call
and sec them.-. - " ' '
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