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TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919.
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When your meals hit baclc.
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tion. Magic r-:ef. No waiting!
The ri. uent Pape's Diapepsin
reaches the stomach all the sour
ness, acidity, heartburn, dyspepsia
and indigestion ends.
Upset stomachs feel fine.
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LETTERS FROM BOURBON COUNTY J
J SOLDIERS AND SAILORS J
In a recent letter from Capt. Jas.
A. Orr, he says : "We have no
prospects or information as to when
we will get hopie. I presume it will
he a few months anyway. But we
may get orders to pack up our "Old
TTit "Rnr" anv time. Everybody is
AA.AW O - - -
instance, dopiino sugar, 2 lbs. for 15
cents and other things in proportion.
We have been planning an enter
tainment for children of the village
where we are located. Our band is
going to "music" for them and we
are Groins: to nave a Unrismas tree
'eijuuuj' ia wc s'-'s .w w. ..
i.. anir t fhmicrV.f nf and r.andv for them, tnev naven t naa
cLULilULLO IA faCl wasn.. J. w - . ., , -
iinTiiTie- ovw to Paris to attend any for four years and never saw a
Woodrow's big reception, but as
neither he nor President Poincaire
sent me an invitation I refused to go.
However, it seems to have been a suc
cess without me.
We are planning to have a big
Christmas dinner we (our offier's
mocc'x Krtiio-'h three tnrkevs at $1.35
a pound, about $17.00 apiece, ought
to be some turkey whether it is or
not.
Things we can get from the U. S.
Commissary are very reasonable.
Cheaper than you buy at home. For
Christmas tree.
This is certainly some rainy cli
mate. It has not been very cold
here yet. It does not get very severe
ly cold here in winter. But being
out in the weather and wet, cold
mud so much is why the boys use
lioaw snY etc.
We have a very comfortable hut
where we are now, built of five
inch oak lumber and covered with
tar paper.
Hope everybody is having a good
I Christmas.
HEEITOUE GAINS
QUICK SUCCESS
I&mous Medicine Sweeps Over Tenn
essee and Kentucky in
Two Months.
IS NOW ON SALE HERE.
G. S. Varden & Son Honored With
Exclusive Agency in
Taris.
Meritone, the new Bystem medicine
of real merit that it now on sale in
Paris at G. S. Varden & Son's, nas
iminoA almost instant success wher
ever it has been introduced.
In its first two jmonthB the famous
new medicine swept over the States
of Tennessee and Kentucky with
such rapidity as to startle even the
oldest and most experienced drug
men. Already the name of Meritone
has become a household-woTd over
a territory containing five million
neople.
This instant rise to success could
not have been accomplished if Mer
itone did not have real merit. The
makers of Meritone believe it is the
medicine of merit that thousands of
ailing people have been needing and
wanting for years. It is the formula
f froinefl chemist who spent
years to bring.it to perfection.
In larger cities thousands of people
are already taking Meritone and are
getting wonderful results from its
use. Many are taking Meritone to
build up their strength and health
after influenza or pneumonia. Many
others are taking it to correct an ail
ing condition of the stomach, liver
or kidneys, or to comhat catarrh or
rehumatism.
Here in Paris Meritone can be
obtained only at G. S. Varden &
SatfB" o
The Fault I Yours.
Never complain that; your confidence
has been betrayed. The fault.is youra
for pouring unsafe talk into , . tag
mind. Yon ao noi uu- ym. not
for leaking. JBlame yourself for not
knowing it leaked. Life.
MoCOBMICK BTOS JjSg
ff DEHOCRATia COMMITTEE
IE YOU CASH YOUR STAMPS.
The Government is making a rec
ord of all persons who purchase War
Savings Stamps and the reason
given if the stamps are cashed be
fore their maturity. These lists nn
fliiv will be filed i with the county
-clerk in each county to establish a
permanent, record of eacn lnaiviau
al's part in the war work.
Every citizen will be known not
only by the extent of his investment,
but by the duration of his loan.
This fact probably is not known oy
persons who cash their stamps be
fore paypnent for the Government is
uue. . .w.
Uncle Sam spends the money as ready in
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings, and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.
Miss Patsy Clark is a guest of
Miss Clara Belle O'Neill, in Phila
delphia. Mrs. Mabel Frank is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Barnett, in
Taylorsville, Spencer county.
Dr. L. R. Huffman and Clyde
Burberry, of Centerville, have gone
Mrs. John I. Fisher, of Louis
ville, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mollie Goff, at North Miaaietown.
Mrs. Ada Rice, or isortn miaaie
town, is a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Mqsby, at Helena, Ar-
Miss Clara Louise Buchanan
has returned from a month's visit to
her brother. W. C. Buchanan, at
TTomiiOTi Yhifk
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Mv fiwro-o ToinTiAv nas returned
to his home in St Louis, Mo., after
a visit to relatives in rana unu
Bourbon county.
Mrs, Charles Spillnian, of Har
rodsburg, is ill of influenza at the
home of her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Brooks, on Duncan avenue.
MT I . PrinH HULL 1M.1 . JEV. JLM.
noTiir -mm loavo this week for New
York to purchase the spring stock
for the iirm or ranK s o.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sijmon left
Saturday night for Chicago on a
tin c;.n oss trin in the interest of Mr.
Simon's Paris and Lexington stores.
Mrs. Josepn u. -eea, oi mays-
lick, was a week-end guest or ner
daughter, Mrs. Albert Minion, ana
Mr. Hinton, at their home on High
street.
tit., n n rninrrmcn.Ti nf Allens-
ville, Alabama, has arrived in Paris .
ir. aitPtifl the Clav-Koseoerry rea
ding. He will act as best man to tne
groom. .
Mr. R. M. Hopkins, of Coving
ton, who married Miss Iva Collins,
daughter of Mrs. Thos. Helm Clay,
of Paris, will leave January 27 with
a party of two hundred, who will
tvioTto a tnnr of Palestine and the
Holy Land.
Mr. Pat Kane has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark., for a month's stay.
Mrs. John M. Donnell has return
ed to her home near Hutchison, from
Maysville, where she was called last
week by the illness and death of her
brother, Mr. Sherman Rhodes.
Aire sirinev R-. Clav will leave
for Florida shortly after the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Alice Rogers
Hlav to Lieut. Wiram Jtuj&eueiiy,
which takes place to-morrow even
ing, to spend the remainder of the
winter.
A telegrapi received Sunday by
relatives in this city, stated that
-ftc. Tito nin.v was seriously ill
with influenza at the home of her
father, Col. E. F. Clay, m uusus.
Fla Her brothers, Buckner Clay, of
Charleston, W. Va., and Brutus Clay,
of Atlanta, are at her bedside.
-MMCTti TTnrrv Tones. Fred Bur-
gin, ra. Taylor, W. W. Mitchell. and
Robert Shea, will leave this week for
Tampa, Fla. They will motor
through in Mr. Lew Taylor's automo
v.n -m T'pvlnr and family are al-
Florida, where tney win
January
Sale
Outing Cloth I
30c yard
9 4 Pepperel
72c yard
Percale
30c yard
Calico
19c yard
Ladies' $1.50 Silk Hose
$1.29 pair
Children's 30c Hose
25c pair
Bleached Cotton
29c yard
Unbleached Cotton
27c yard
35c Madras
30c yard
Ladies' $2.00 Union
Suits
$1.39
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35c Madras
30c yard
$1.50 Voile Waists
89c
Children's Union
Suits
$1.25-$1.39
Jardiniers that sold for
50c and 75c
25c
$4.00 Crepe de Chine
$2.79
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$1.50 Lea. Hand Bags
$1.29
$5.50Georette Waists
$3.49
20c Scrim
15c yard
75c Cake Plates
39c
50c Cake Plates
29c
Men's $2.25 Overalls
$1.75 pair
Men's $1.50 Shirts
79c
O. N.T. Crochet Cotton
lie Ball
$2.00 Mirrors
$1.50
Granite and Glassware at
Reduced Prices
Everything at Reduced
Prices
The prices quoted above are good for this week only-ending Saturday, Jan. 25.
tuc pari RACKET STORE
H. B. CARR, PROPRIETOR
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enrv- ae it is Tftr.p.ived. When he is
called upon, to refund these loans he
is in the same predicament that one
would he if he borrowed money
from the hank to build a house and
after he had purchased material and
.tint, narnenters to work the hank
would suddenly recall the loan.
When a war saver goes to the post-
office to cash in his War savings
Stamps the following card is handed
him to sign:
- TurnTnifJk has resigned
as Chairman of the Democratic Na
Uonal Committee and it is understood
that he is under consideration for ap
Sntment A American Ambassador
France to succeed William Graves
Sharp. Mr. Sharp's resignation it is
Lid, is now in the hands of the Pres-
ide fact that Mr. McCormick h
resigned became known ng
.Tuesday, "f" lt ne he
len no suggestion- of it
Sited for France two
th neace conference, lie eui
W. capacity as the cman
i- ., -mule Board, a position
Z Ul -.appointed last year.
Officials at the W H
eltaed to dtocuBS e report ttot Mr
Siarp wrald return home to be sue
eX by Mr. McCtormiek but it
p,ed to naye,creaence """O"
d circles. Mr. Sharp ""S"
,tood to hare dired for some .time
to return to thio. ""J? J
Amencaa - - rs w """
9NWOL citMmrig the longTers where
DECLARATION OP URGENT NEED
t epmniv o.ertifv that I am in ab
solute need of the money for myself
and fapiily and, having-. no .other
xTt- rn which! can .secure the
necessary cash, I am obliged to sur
render my War Savings stamps, ana
therefore file my application for the
redemtpion of $ War Savings
Stamps.
(Signed
This statement is filed as a part of
the history of the war.
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There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and tor-yeaxs
it was supposed to be incurable. .Doc
tors prescribed local remedies, , and by
rxi .ii;nlr r nttro with local
constantly j.eum v x .1 , 1V-
treatment pronounced it incurabte.
Catarrah is a local disease, greatly
influenced by constitution! -"",;
tions and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Medicine, manufactured by .P. J.
Cheney & Co.; Toledo, Ohio, is a con
stitutional remeay,ii t "
nally and acts through the blood on
., . J ,.,. .rfoa nf the system.
tne D1UW.UO ou"""" . ai' '
One Hundred Dollars reward is offer
ed for any case that Hall's Catarrh
Medicine fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials. .
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family PiHs for constipa-
tion- (jii-adV)
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JcnPTirJ the winter.
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Paris society peopie u.ve ic
ceived post-card invitations, worded
as follows:
"Mid-winter Dance, with Smiths
Saxophone Sextette, Friday Even
ing, January 24, yx. ruueuu:
Hotel, Lexington, Ky. Subscription
$1.50. Hours 9:00 to 2:00. Com
mittee: William Walton, Jr., Robert
Jewell." . . .
Miss Ruth Pinnell entertameu
Friday evening at her home in Win
chester with a charming dinner
party in honor of Third Gunners'
V-j. -!...- nofalrill nf Paris, who
has just retutrned from service in
France. Tne place earns weio vl
i-x-. noturo a-nA he elow from
pink candles enhanced the beauty of
the scene, a aainty ami ciuvivC
menu .was served. -The guests were
Misses: Henrietta Bedford, L ucille
Clarke, Catherine Robinson, Virginia
Johnson and Anna NelBon, Messrs.
Nelson Strode Haggard, Spencer Pin
nell, Williajm Robb, Dr. W. J. Win
burn and Archie Bedford.
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We Are Now Offering You
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Absolute Choice of Any
tr for Every State.
It i Utcrallf true that there ii a fiUf
in our flalr every state. Tbelaw.!
1912 that fife theraw their present
arrangement provided that the'etar,
it you trt ateppleftandcor.
- --. mm of the six rows from
left to right, ahall correapond to each
ff in the order or iw ratuicw
I'the Constitutloa.
CONSTIPATION AUB INDIGESTION
"I have used Chamberlain's Tab
lets and must say they are the boat
I have ever jused .for constipation
Jl i-ji-m if- wife also uted
them! for indigestion and they m
u- JrnA ,wrftea Euene S. Knight,
Wilmington, N. C. Obtainable every-
(jan-adv)
EES0ITITI0NS.
ii.-fnnwin- TAmlutions were
recently adopted by the Paris Ep
worh . League, of the Methodist
Church. .
' WHEKiUAH, tne rroviueue w
God, which is not always to be un
derstood but is always to be trusted
as wise and beneficent, has seen fit to
call by deatn irom our ueaguc au
Church, Mr. John Blythe, one of that
noble group of young men whore-
jj oi-t Tio pnTl nf their
country and humanity7 in the great
time OI cn&ia uuuu6u i,m ..-
just passed, and .
WxlUiivlliAo, we suaii imoo "
sniration of his presence and interest
in ,our .League, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED; that we record
our grief at his going but submit with
humbled hearts and without rebellion
to this action of Heaven's Providence,
knowing jhat in this as in all things
the will oi our ratner is wuc iu
good. '
Khj&VLjVJlixJ iurtner, mat wc uum--c
i- Mvr-calxrac art A rnn1d comfort
his loved ones with the thought that
his sacrilice ana xneirs was iw
cause that perhaps, with tne single
IChristdied, wasthe greatest and no-
uiest tniib iuxb cyci ciiiow-vi .. ...
teresfand devotion of men.''
RESOLVED further, that we
record our joy that this the only boy
, Vioe vooti nllpil from our League
to maxe tne .supreme i;rn.s a
his Country and humanity was one
who loved his Church and-his Lord
and was therefore ready to "Meet His
Pilot Face to Face," and give a faith-
mi accuuiiu.
oi tnese rcswuuwiB'uc "I'i1"' ""'s
records of tifis organization, a copy
sent to Ousparentsand a copy given
a iO .. "Da-no -fti nnhliPtlOTI?
w tne yafjvi. wj. j. "" y -
" , SIT. unirijEjiX
MRS., GRANT GALLOWAY
Man. jn.n joaocixv,
Committee
WOMEN'SI BLACK JBUTT0N BOOTS
in our store for . .
$2.50 I
PER PAIR
These boots come in Patent Leather with Kid and Cloth fop
and are worth from $4.00 to $7.00 per pair;
Also About 75 Pairs of f
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS FOR
$5
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PER PAIR
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Formerly sold at $7.50 to $12.00. Naturally, you U
find all sizes in any one model, but most, all sizes in the
No refunds, none sent on approval, none sent.C. 0. D., no ex
changes. All sales are final.
HARRY
Nippert Block, Main St.
Geo. McWilhW Old Stand
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