Crittenden record-press. [volume], November 04, 1909, Image 5

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"A!e sell Warner's
RustProof Corsets
FOB RENT The Chittenden!
houo. garden and stable on Salom
oa I neir city limits. 3. M. Jenkins.
Mrs. Delia Stevcus left Wednesday
for Kirksvillc, Mo , whero she
will take a post graduate course in
osteopathy.
Carnahan Bros, are selling work-gloves
at 5 cents per pair.
Quarterly meeting at Hurricane,
fov. Kith and lltli. Dinner on the
ground the first day.
.). B. McXeely, a teacher from
Marion, Ky., was in Corning this
week looking for a location. Prof.
MeXeely made a good impression
while here and wo hope ho will "settle
down" among us. Clay Uounty
(Ark.) Republic.
I . h. Stewart, the photsgraphcr,
will, until Dee. 10th, sell for ouly
50 cents ono 11 x 14 largo portrait
of vmirsclf with all $3.00 per dozen
cabinet pioturcs or larger Come in
early and have them for Christmas.
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Charles A Moore, of Owcnsboro,
was is in the city the first of the
week.
Little Mary Louise Miller arrived
Friday morning and will roako hor
homo with Kov. and Mrs. M. E.
Miller.
Watch Carnahan Bros , for bargain
counters.
Mrs. t). B Kovil returned Friday
from St. Louis, whnro she had been
iho guest of her liaughtor, Mrs. D.
E. Woods.
NOTICE The party who "borrowed"
my breast chains from wagon
tn my stable will ploaso return them
.and save trouble S. M .Tonkins.
Mi;s Mary l Willnt., ol'Corydon,
'Ky,, who is hack from Boston,
a gradutto of tho sohool of expros
aion, was horn yosterday with tho
expectation i oincriu our grndod
flohool as a tcaohor ot oxprossiou.
tioino time within the uoxt two weeks,
Miss Wtllett will give a recital that
is being looked for with pleasant
anticipations.
Underwear for all in separate garments and Union Suits in heavy and medium weights
Dr. F. W. Nu.in. Dentist Press Bid-
LOST: Female collie, brown,
white coIl.r, breast, legs and lower
third of tail white stripe. From one
Hank across hips to other, white in
face. Will appreciate any information
as to her whereabouts or pay for
her return. J. 0. Dixon,
28 2t Marion, Ky.
ST 11 A. KD From my farm near
Baker school house, ono dark bay
pony, six years old, branded "P. S."
on left hip, hind feet both white.
Any intormatiou as to its whereabouts
will be thankfully received.
T. B. Hazel, Weston, Ky.
Robert, the little adoped son of
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Franklin, of
Salem, died Monday afternoon, Oct.
2.th, after a lingering illuess of typhoid
fever. Everything within
human power was done, but tho
summons came and the young life
went back to the creator that nave it.
The funeral was couductcd by Bcv.
T. C. Carter at Union church and
the burial in the cemetery near b).
Mrs. Belle Kirby, of Detroit,
Mich., is visiting Phil Deboe and
family.
Editor Vernon Oakley, of the
Webster County Times a Clay, Ky.,
was in Marion Tuesday. In moving
some presses from Sturgis to Clay
last wcok. tho wagon was overturned
in the wreck of which Mr. Okloy
was very severely injured and is car
rying his arm in a sling iroin a dislocated
shoulder.
FOB SALE Several now and old
sewing machines. S. M. Jenkins.
Tho Company
havo tho largest and completcst lino
of goods in Crittenden county and
aro selling them at remarkably low
prices. See them for shoes, for
men, women, bavs or girls, a nice
well fitting suit of clothes for yourself
or a beautiful dress for your
wifo or daughter.
When looking for bargains don't
fail to sco Carnahan Bros.
Delightfully Entertained.
Last Friday evening, Oct. 29th,
Mr and Mrs. Sam Gugenheim very
delightfully entertained tho Euobra
Club at thoir homo on South Main St.
Tho houso was boautifully decorated
with pumpkins, candles and little
"goblins." Everything carried out
tho Hallowe'en spirit, tho tally cards
being pictures of witches and pump-Kin
Tho ladiet' prize, a beautiful hand
painted salad bowl, was won by Miss
Mary Cameron. Tho gentleman's
prize, a fountain pen, was captured
TAYLOR 8, CANNAN
by Mr. E. J. Hay ward. ! J. A. Hurley Uft Wednesday for
The refreshments were delightful, j
rxm and Springrrton. Ill,, where
consisting of sandwitches, salads,
c.dcr and ginger cakes, orange .her-1
,, wl vigit his aonS( FlccinaP
tut ana cake,
The guests were: Mr. and Mr.
fico. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. W. X.
Rusell, Mr. and Mrs. .1 W. Wilon,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Baird. Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Haynos, Mr. and Mrs.
W. V. Haynes. Mcsdani's Emma
Hay ward, II. A. Cameron, .James
Henry, A. Ileiman, of Evausvillo,
Misses Lillie Conk, Mary Cameron,
Ruby James. Kittle Gray. Lcaffa
Wilborn and Martha Henry. Messrs.
E. J. Hayward, C. V. Franks and
Rob Cook.
YOUNG GIRLS ARE VICTIMS
of headach, as well as older women,
but all get quick relief and prompt
cure from Dr. King's New Life Pills,
tho world's best remedy for sick and
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood, and strong nerves and build up
your health. Try them. 25 cents at
Jas. H. Ormc's and Haynos & Taylor's
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Wiikrkas. Death has taken from
our midst our sister and
in the Sunday School work, Mrs.
Nina Wheeler,
TlIKRKFOllK, HE IT 11KSOI.VKI) that,
in her death, tho Sunday School has
lost a faithful worker and most valuable
friend; and,
Bk it RKSor.VKU, that, as hor
associates and pupils in tho Sunday
School, each oi us feel a senne of
personal bereavement, and that we
profoundly mourn tho death of her
who was an inspiration to us in our
work, and that wo feel her death to
bo a sad and irreparable loss; and,
Be it resolved, that it is with a
heart-felt appreciation of how well
she deserved our love and admiration,
that wo rendor this tribute to her
memory.
Be it resolved, that these resolutions
bo spread upon tho minutes
of tho Sunday School Record, a copy
bo given to (ho family, and a copy
bo published in tho Record-Preas.
Mrs. J. G. Rochester,")
Mrs M. J. Guthrie. C Com.
Mibs Nellk Walker )
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Carnahan Bros., sells a cotton bat.
irp nt f cents a roll.
beo. II. Whltecotton.
Squire Geo. II. Whitccotton, who
is interested in valuablo mineral
proporty in Hardin county, 111.,
pasjod through Marion Friday, en
route to his homo in Sullivan.
Squire Whiteootton is in eood
spirits over tho prospects and feels
that he has tho richest zinc and copper
mines in all this miuorul belt.
Hugh and Oliver.
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The result of the recent election, and the Official test of our Clothing and
i Shoes has proved to be the best, handled in the county. If you are not already
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fully convinced of this fact, Try them once and you wilt join in the chorus of
reds of others that the statement is true.
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Do you like for your clothes
to tit and hold their shape?
Do you want up-to-date
style? Do you want to Save
Money when buying Suits,
Overcoats, Cravenetts Extra
pants, and Boy's Knee Pant
Suits?
Come to SEE US. Examine
the material and work
manship. Get our prices
compare with what you find
elsewhere and we will be
satisfied with the result.
Ladies and Masses' Coat Suits and Cloaks, at
prices to save you money.
Dot forget our fine line Druggets, Rugs, Carpets Shades and Curtains
when arranging for vow fall cleaning.
"Swann Hats, Lion Brand Shirts, Lion Brand Collars. Warner's Corsets
are sold by us, exclusive in this town."
Dress Goods to suit you in quality, Patterns and Prices. What more could you ask?
SHOES
Are you particular about
the fit of your shoes? Do
you want your feet to be
neatly and tastefully shod?
Do you want shoes to give
you the most service for the
least money? There is no
better or more certain way
than to come to us. Whether
for men, women or children.
Our hobby is to try
to satisfy every customer
who comes into our store.
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Dr. F. w. Nunn, Dentist Press Bldp.
Rev. J. B. Adams spent Wednesday
in Henderson.
For f?ood, warm all-wool blaukcts,
go to Ilcury Stone.
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Wiuter is approaching and you When jou see the nice blankets at
will soon need a good warm winter Henry Stone'.-, they are bound to
suit of clothes, perhaps you ii"cd rpin,,ul vo 0 , cominK Wntef
them now. oucin dud the Jargcii
and compluti t lino to select Irom at
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when jou will need something that
tlieie is uul warmth and comfort in.
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twice as much as lastvear. Come in and it
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1 THURSDAY, Choice Jewelry 10 Cents
1 FRIDAY, 10 Cent Granitware 5 Cents
I SATURDAY, China and Glassware5&10
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