Richmond daily register., June 04, 1920, Image 4

About Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978

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TKe RiJtmouB Dally Register RicKmon3, Madison County; Friday Afternoon, June '4; 1 920
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Big R
Starting
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Monday, June 7
On alll lines in
cluding . i
Millinery
uresscs
Shirt Waists t
Skirts
Blouses
Children's Dresses at Cost
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SOCIAL AP.D PERSONAL
Mrj. E. IX. Wilson has retiuv.cd f.o:
a delightful .vl:y v.Ii'.i 'i i.-r-.d.- 1
Frankfurt and Ciiirin:iai,i.
Rev. James M. i'aih v, of i 'rvini r
ten. Mo., is vi.--ili.ii; .Mr. a?:d T-'.-s. ,
C. Farley, on I lie Ikinies Kill r
Dr. K. L. Tel for. I has : luim-!
Lexington, where he delivered C
plomas lo the vC l.'-.V!
legp.
f.om
FIRST EXCUftSiOI
sn:i Kcturn via
$2.60 L. & N.
Sunday, June 6th, 1 223
Mecal tram s Kae. J icli-
jnOjnr ( :.. n .; m .;; ret u iiing
V H 1 tea v v't.Ji St r e e f .S t ; ; t i - i l
Citidiunal.i, o:.G.p. .i-i.. -frr
fel?)er riiiiurjn:it ion c Misult
Local Ticket .AtreiU.
Would Too Lose
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The' destruction of i! Vat' $5,000 honie'yoii built 'a few years
au wouhf lose to you the' original cost, plus another $5,000.
For it costs .$.10.(KX) nnv to. build the .$5,000 home of 1914.
'Likewise, the .loss, of .today .of .the business, property that
post $50,()TXJ before Germany went -mad .would be $100,000
probably ;? 100,000 would not replace it.', . ' ;-
Joim
? . Crooke,
Richmond,
- A-ifa . . f :
Fortke Family Table
Biters Bread Better
JUST THINK WHAT YOU SAVE! nr,;rrn 0 M TrIMMr,, !
sold exclusively by SEVELL & McKINNEY : i
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; Novy is the lime to eat FISH-Try some. -. They are fine
Brim, Cai Fish, Salmon, Croakers', MulIets,Herrin;. Also
Help Us Grov'
eduction Sale
Positively the biggest Rcduc
tion of ihc season will be giv-
during
this sale. Come
cany,
RICHMOND M&LINERY
COMPANY
Miss Mary Catherine Jasper
u ni.'il home from Sullins Col lew
ro-
TuOf.lav to spend the summer vaca-
Mrs. James Towers, of Bristol, Va.,
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t of bur brother, W. P.
Tin's is the
to feed
lime of year
ZA
MILL
FEED
o your cows and sheep.
1 1 helps to grow the
voting and get them
ready for grass.
Mil '
Your Property
ooayr.
Resident Agen
Kentucky. ... ,
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Willard, and Mrs. Wiliard, on the
Summit. '"
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hanger left
Thursday for New York City where
they will attend commencement ex
ercises of Miss Bypel's school where
Miss Elizabeth has been a student
the past year. She will return with
her parents to spend the summer
vacation.
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McKec Caudill
V Mrs. May McKee, of Berea, and
Mr J. E. Caudill were quitely mar
ried . in the . parlor of the Hotel
Glyndon, Hev. McClintock officiating.
Sgt. Caudill is home on a furlough
from' Camp Jackson. South Carolina.
They will make their home in South
Carolina. '
Reception
At the home of Dr. Homer Carpen
ter and Mrs. Carpenter at the ; par
sonage on Wednesday from four to
six in the afternoon and eight to ten
in the evening was one of the lovely
social events of the week. The par
lors were most tasteful in their
decoration, the gorgeous bloom of the
season greeting the guests, at every
town. The hosts were assisted in en
tertaining in the afternoon by Mrs.
J. J. Ncale, Mrs. Warfield Bennett,
Mrs. Harris Noland, Mrs. Harold
Oldham, Mrs. Henry Cosby, Misses
Elizabeth Turlcy, Duncan Foster,
Cynthia Davison; in the evening by
Mrs. II. C. Turlcy, Mrs. Jl. C. Stock
ton, Mrs. Charlie Douglas, Mrs. H. L.
Perry, Mrs. Ceo. Goodloe, Mrs. G.
W. Pickels, Misses Jeannette Pates,
Carrie Allman, Margaret and Sara
Chcnault. . About two hundred of the
church , membership responded to the
invitation during the hours and
every one present felt the cordial
atmosphere of this hospitable home.
The sweet attractiveness of the young
daughter of the - house, dVIiss
Eleanor Carpenter lent a refreshing
charm to this most delightful oc
casion. t ,
DON'T fcrget the big Alumi
num Ware Sale at Muncy's store
Monday. Bargains fcr the hcuce
wife. It
PLAN FOR BEREA
COMMENCEMENT
The annual Commencement at
Berea College is attracting the at
tention of many in this, pant of
the sate and there will be a large
represeirtat ion -from -Riclimujid m
at t eiulaitcu. ". -TTre: yrogrtny be
ginning Sunday evening with the
baccalaureate -address bv Presi-
denV Trost, Vvhich will' mafk: the
close of ,hf. Wfitfk Jiit'TheNnstjJjl-j
-1 'i i a ZL 'el 9
non, proim5ei.ii)ULK5Auie oiNiruaa
al iuter-csU -, - Xho. numerous stu
dehtsjto pHiciiiile' Jt'thc weeks
program are "studiously engaged
preparing their parts. W. J.
1 lutchins. ' presirleut'-clect;' : who
will be" inducted : into ' office on
Tuesday by President Frost, is
making acquaintances at the col-
ADVERTISERS TO MEET
Indianapolis, Ind., June 4 The en
tire city of Indianapolis lias been
named on a genial courtesy commit
tee for the convention of the As
sociated Advertising Clubs of the
World, to be held here June G to 10.
"Courtesy first" is the slogan of
those in charge of arrangements
The convention, it is believed; will be
one of the world's greatest business
gatherings ' this year. More than
f000 persons from all pa its cf ' the
world are, expected to attend. ' ;: !
THE MUNCY CONCERT to
right at 7:30. Free to all. Ccmc
early if ycu want a seat. : 1
BIG PER CENT
DISCOUNT
on all
SUMMER HATS
Lame stock to scect
from
K. V. SCHMIDT
(Upstairs) " . ." ' .
Opp. Mad. Natl .Bank
Ncwlights, Black Bass,
large Salt Fat Mackerel
Telephone 451
MRS. ALICE GRESHAM
DODD, mother of the first
American soldier killed in
France, "who gives entire
credit for recovery of , her
health to the well known
medicine, Tanlac.
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The following remarkable en
dorsement of Tanlac was given
recently ; by Mrs. Alice Gresham
Dodd, at "the- Gresham Memorial
Heme, Gavin : Park, Evansville,
Ind:, whose home was presented
to her by the atriotic'peoj)Ie -of
Indiana, as evidence of their ap
preciation of the services "render
ed to his country by hen. son, Cor
poral James li. Gresham, the first
American soldier killed in, France.
Expressions .of sympathy .were
received by. Mrs. Dodd . from. all
parts of - the United Stales, and
the newspapers of the county car
ried the story, of the "first war
mother."
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The shockof her son's death
resulted in the' serious breakdown
of Mrs. Dodd.'s health, but every
one will learn with interest and
pleasure that she is now in splen
did health again. When seen at
her home recently she made the
staiemmiiingjhc
entire credit for her recovery to
tbn-Wll- kinw-ri inldil-ieJ-'TAnlae.-I
"After, my; dear boy's death,
iad a general break down in
icaitrf."-- said MfK"TTifM-.- " "At
irst ?7ivi 5jiVt;fi 3ftsMff'rv
'oodHiVofV'to-Aipsct lftV :Hrf 'iMiad
:o diet myself :w-f-y carefully,
wwhwyyk m&lmfthh frr. -J-
lost all desire to, eat4, 1 hen I had
an attack of rht'iTirfatism, with
Severe pains in' sTioulders. arms
r.al!
Komstjnkesrrfh used to
r " . -.......,-...,. .......
snthnrj.iai;grcat deal;dn(b my Ijointf
would get all swollen
up .'-ano
stiff; iiitlV.Avas: abl; M !a wry little
about tlije. house., .ndirii rat times
co.idu'beveii cook-adiH'hh ',, I got
ivery nervous and rtfcss, and at
bight wuld 'lay awaikefior hours,
and -lust iniany'a uiglht's sleep as. a
consequence.
"A friend of mine had received
a great deal of help from Tanlac,
ind it was she who advised mc to
try it. I am so glad I did for it
proved the best medicine I have
ever taken.- It soon gave me a
good appetite and seemed to set
tle my stomach so that I was 'no
longer troubled with indigestion.
I don't know what it is to have
rheumatic pains nov,': the swell
ing and stiffness has all gone out
of my joints and Pam able to do
fhe'work of the house with the
greatest ease. My nerves are now
steady and strong, I sleep fine at
iiight; and pvfeel better in health
than ever before in my ' life. I
shall always be grateful" for what
Tanlac has done for me, and shall
recommend it every chance I
' Tanlac' is qld in Richmond by
Stockton &' Son, and in College
Hill by Ginter Bros. It
Miss Adele Gocper lias returned to
her home in Louisville having been
with the Richmond : Millinery
pany the past season.
Com-
INVENTIVE GENIUS
ROBS CALOMEL OF
NAUSEA AND DANGER
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Doctors' Favorite Medicine Now
i Purified and Refined from All
Objectionable Effects; "Calo-
: f tabs ' 'si-the- New Name.
What will lnunan ingenuity Ho next?
Smokeless powder, wireless telegraphy,
horseless carriages, colorless iodine; taste
less quinine, now conies nauseates calo
mel. Tht new improvement called "Calo
tahs" is now on sale at drugstores.
" For biliousness, constipation and indi
gestion 'the hew calomel tablet is a prac
tically porfct -jMunctly, as evidenced by
the fact that the manufacturers haye au
thorized all druggists to refund the price
.f th'" customer is not "perfectly delighted"'
with Calotabs. Onj. tAlet at bedtime witl.
a swallow cif-wfetr thatls all. No. taste,
nr nausea;, ji griping, no salts. By morn
ing your Ifver is thoroughly cleansed and
you are fei'ling fine, with a hearty appe
tite. Eat. what you please no danger go
i bmit your business. ,
Calotabs are-Qf. sold in bulk. . Get an
original package, sealed Price, thirty
&Te cents. (ai.) .
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We have not entered into the Grocery Business for a brief period only, but it is our '
intention to be a permanent and constant factor in your daily Grocery needs.
Hence, it is our aim to see that each customer receives satisfaction. We are build
ing our business on a fair, moderate profit and always on the square.
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WE HAVE NOW
Green Beans
New Potatoes
Strawberries'
Gooseberries
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Apples
Lemons
Oranges
Bananas
Fancy Mixed Cakes
Jello, Jiffy Jell
Knox's Gelatin
Teas and Coffees -Apple
Butter
-5
O'Cedar Mop3 $1
-4
KCctllon Mcps 60c to $1
two cms 55c to $1
i White Wash and Scrubbing
Brushes
Little and big chick Feed
01e Butter 3Sc lb
iWcr'e never satisfied till
you are
We Deliver
iPhone 586 Second St.
j REPORTS PATHER'S DEATH
1 'iXHchl 6r'tne?'nftrf aril'
a:id: islxth grades at Eastern. ( Nonmal
who -.jwis, called to her lipme, at At
l'rina, Ga., recently owing the' seri
illness of her father;'!' reported
Jthe xleath.pf .her parent, today. f ; ; , -h
LIFT OFF CORNS!
t!! Drop Freezone on a touchy.
1 1 ; : , corn, then lif jt that corn ,
.;.;. off with fingers .,
JNlagic! Just drop a . little
Freezone on that touchy corn, in
stantly it stops aching, then you
lift the corn off with the fingers.
Truly ! No humbug !
Accept "California" Syrup pi
Figs only look for the name
California on the package, then
you are sure your childl is hav
ing the best and most harmless
physic for the little stomach, liy-
er and bowels. Children love its
fruity taste. Full directions cm
each bottle. You must say "Cal
ifornia." . It
Hauling . ' J '
Anywhere
AnyDistarice
Storage forbears . and trucks.
When in town Store your car
with us. We' have converted Mc
Kee's rink into a garage and
your cac will be well taken care
of. Telephone 653.
BLUE GRASS MOTOR
TRANSPORT CO.
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AT THE MOVIES
"The Luck of Geraldine Laird," in
which Bessie Barriscale , appears ut
the local theaters Saturday, is one of
the most intimats studies recently
made on the screen of the relation of
a woman's domestic obligations to her
right to make her own way in the
world.
Miss Barriscale, in his picture,
which is based on a story by Kath
leen Norris, that appeared under the
same name has the part of a wife,
who devotes all of her time to her mo
ther and to her babies, and as a re
sult is deserted by her husband.
Shall she sit and wait until ho
chooses' to come back to her, or shall
she assert herself, and make her own
way? Miss Barriscale makes the au
thor's answer to this question a tell
ing one, indeed. She shows how cv-i
every woman in asimilar situation can
summon the talent which has been
given her, and aided by this, and- a
great determination' to make her own
way, go out and. "show the world."
HEARD ABOUT TOWN
James' McKinncy is one cf the big
gest tobacco growers in the Kava
naugh section, he having out the ma
jor portion of DO acres in various plot:;
as he terms it.
Federal officers have been informed
that here will be a movement upon the
part of the I. W. W. to become active
in the harvest work of Kansas again
his year and they are working ac
cordingly. ' .t. :
,! .inei apparatus lor inc wneiess lor
the high school station is expected
withhi' a short time when "conversn1
tion" with some of the neighbors will
be started.
Good Things to Eat
: Best Meals Served 1 v f
' , in Town .. -i
Merchants Dinner 50c '
'Come in and enjoy a good 'f
.Vegetable Dinner with corn i
..bread
Vandome Restaurant j
Second Street
Built for Service and
Comfort. Inexpensive to . M
operate, beautifully de-
signed, and the J price is-c
in reach of everyone y'
$1,15
delivered to you. Be-, v
fore buying a car let me r
show you this one.- - i
WH.GR1DER, Agent i
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MIS
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Smcc Calumet came, we've
quit twitching brands of bak
i2 pevde r stopped looking
for anything better. They
don't mako it. It has come to
ctcy because it always stays
the czzic and the "same"
tSAiUUG POWDSH'
means the lest. Its uniform
ity of quality powerful and
unfailing strength insure
greatest baking success
tender, tempting, ( uhy raised .
bakings' ahCCiys and real 1
' baking economy. Moderate ,
in cost. One can will convince
you, : Order now. 1 ; ; ; j . i
Calumet contains only; such j
ingredients as have lieeh ap-!'
proved officially by tlie U. S,
Food Authorities. '
.. . You tavt when yoa buy it j ,
You save when yoa uje it
Hungary 'S?gn&' Peice Treaty
V'ersrtiiies, June.;r-i-Th-i. treaty
f peace yith l.Iungarv vv? sign
ed here this 'aft chum n, Ain'jriian
Ambassador Wallace- bl'in pies
etn. t .';.;...;,;
LOCAL talent will entertain
ycu in a concert tonight at MUN
CY Bros, furniture store. t 7:30
sharp. :'! It
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