The Bourbon news. [volume], December 12, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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FOR THE BEST
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Rowings and Goings of Our
T -People Here, There and
Elsewhere.
C'-H.I,
CHRISTMAS ERUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Buy your fruits, candies and nuts
fioni Mrs. Ellis' Cash Grocery, oppo
site court house. (x)
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YES
Indeed, we have sold lots and lpts
cf those carried-over overcoats 'at
S17.50, ?2,0t,25 and ?30. They are
wonderful' bargains. There is not a
coat in the entire lot that is 'not
strictly all-wool with wool serge
linings. Many are made by Adler.
Take a IpoK.
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J. W. DAVIS & CO.
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NtEW ATJTO OWNERS.
The iJexington Cadillac Co., re
ports the sale and delivery of a sev-ui-passehger
touring caiv to Harry
B. Clay, of Paris. The Mammoth
Gaiage Co., of Lexington, reports the
following sales: To Dan W. Peed, of
Paris, j. Studebaker Coupe, and to
McDonald & Gibson, of Paris, a Stu
debftKer Special Six.
BOURBON MAN WINS AT STOCK
SHOW.
At the International Livestock
Shou, at Chicago, Turney Collins,
near Colville, took three out of five
prizes in the fine sheep classes. A
lit st prise ewe lamb was out of a
ewe bred and owned by Mr. Collins
and the first prize and champion
year big ewe was bred by him. This
is considered a remarkable record,
considering the competition.
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NEW SHARES FOR SALE
Miss IVInVv Kills e oVwio u ,.i.
cfter several weeks illness.
Mrs. Belle Brent Alexander is a
guest of her son-in-law, Mr. Uli J
Howard, in Covington. .
Mrs. -w. H. Fisher has
If you want to save up a few hun
dred dollars now is the time to be
gin. The new series in the Bour
bon Building & Loan Association
are still open. Join to-day.
H. A. POWER, President.
WILL S. ARNSPARGER, Sect'y.
THE PLACE TO BUY
The House of Ouality for
Jewelry,
x HlRE & PITHIAN.
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0 THE KIND HE BUYS
Men's jewelry the kind he Ihiys:
Cuff links, vest chains, full 'dress
sets, scarf pins, silvtr belt buckles.
Many other novelties. .Buy tnis year
from the Christmas store the one
that is always first in novelties,
(x) THE A. J. WINTERS CO.
POLICE AND EIREMEN GET IN
CREASED PAY.
At the lecent caucus held by the'
Paris City Council salaries of the
police and firemen were arranged as
follows: .
Patrolmen increased from ?75 to
$90 a month, the city to furnish two
uniforms and overcoat eacn jear,
firemen increased from $75 to $85 a
month, one uniform to be furnished
by the city to each member of the
department each year. The salary
of the 'Fire Chief was placed at
5110 per month. In addition to his
duties in that position he is re
quired to act as City Light Inspec
tor. POR THE MOTHER OR SISTEft.
Let us 'suggest a pair of "Niagara
Maid" silk hose for mother of sis
ter or a pair of fancy wool hose.
(x) MITCHELL & BLAKEMORE.
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ORANGES AND APPLES ALL AT
THE RIGHT PRICES
Candies from 30 cents to $1.25;
nuts, 40 cents to 60 cents; Del wash
oranges and apples cheap as they
can be bought. Also, nicest fancy
baskets
(x) ' GRANT OWSLEY & CO.
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS
Order your Christmas turkey from
us and don't be disappointed.
(X) LOGAN HOWARD.
NOTICE.
Owing to shortage of coal,
and the government restric
tions requiring us to limit the
use tif electric light and heat,
we are compelled to discon
tinue all engraving, watch and
dock repairing, after Dec. 1 5,
until after the holidays.
SHIRE & PITHIAN.
2 THE A. J WINTERS CO.
LEWIS TELLS COURT NAME OF
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER
After four days of languishing
behind the bars of the Paris jail,
Ben Lewis, colored, was brought
into -the County Court Wednesday,
before County Judge George Batter
ton. Lewis had been arres'ted by
Patrolman George W. Judy on a
charge of drunkenness, and was also
held in contempt of Court for re
fusing to divulge the source of his
supply. ' ' '
His four days' in' jail seemed to
have refreshed his- memoryv as this
time he gave the name of ty&r alleged
"bootlegger" to the Court Lewis
was discharged from custody, "after
being given a strong lecture by the
Oonrf rvr T10 OMnt Jt .Ilia WAVft.'
and the advisability of cultivating
the powers-of memory. ,Ar warrant
for the arrest 'of the Alleged boot
le error was issued and nlaced in the
hands of Sheriff -Will G. MCiintbck(
for service.
-.s. wao iiiuvea
irom feoutn Mam street to the resi
dence at 244 Mt. Airy avenue.
Mrs. W. W. Gay, of this county,
is a guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Woodford, .in, Mt. Ster
ling. Mis& Lucy Colville and Mr. T
Hart Talbott, of Paris, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel C. Arnold, near
Covington.
Mrs. O. E. Lyons and daughter,
Mrs. Coons, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan W. Peed, have returned to their
homes in Lexington.
Mrs. Melvih Crump and Mrs.
Edward Buntin have leturned to
their homes in Carlisle ffpr vidi-
to relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Catesby Woodford
have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Woodford's parents, Mi and Mrs.
Frank Hortonr in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. White Varden, Mis. James
McClure and Mrs. D. C. Lisle, of
Paris, were guests Wednesday of.
Mrs. Rufus .Lisle, in Winchester.
W. E. Patton has gone to" Rich
mond, where he will represent the
Liggett & Myeis Tobacco Co., on the
tobacco market during the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Edwards,
of London, Ky, were guests several
days this week of Mrs. E. J. Lee
and family, at their home, 628 Main
stieet, in this city.
Miss Myrtle Rion, of Lexing
ton, a former resident of this city,
has gone to Philadelphia, where she
will undergo an operation at the
Jefferson Hospital. ,
Mrs. W. V. Shaw, Mrs. Robert
Johnson and Mrs. Geo. Watkins
were guests to a card party Thurs
day afternoon given by Mrs. Jack
Thaxton, at Millersburg.
Misses Dot Morgan and Mary
Sandusky, and Mr. Jack Morgan, of
East Bernstadt, are guests at the
home of Mrs. Stanley Bagby, on the
Clintonville pike, near this city.
Rev. C. H. Greer, Dennis V.
Snapp, Rednion Talbott and Rev.
Walter V. Cropper attended the ses
sions of the ' Interchurch World
Movement Conference held in Lex
ington this week.
Little Miss Verna Wilson, aged
eleren, was brought to the Massie
Memorial Hospital, Tuesday, from
her home oh the Coulthard's Mill
pike, near Paris, suffering from kid
ney trouble.
Miss Sallie Ashbrook, of Cyn
thiana, was a guest of relatives in
this citv several days this week.
Miss Ashbrook has been attending
the Interchurch World Movement
Conference at Lexington.
Mrs. James H. Thompson at
tended the . inaugural exercises at
Frankfort, Tuesday, and was the
guest of Mrs. . Samuel Shackleford,
who entertained a number of friends
with an elaborate luncheon.
The meeting of the Friday
Bridge Club, which was to have been
hpirt at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ferguson, near this city, this I
afternoon, has been unavoidably
postponed until next Friday after
noon, December 19.
Mrs. Princess Long, of Ontario,
California, is a guest of her sister,
Mrs. Alex Rice, and family, on Mt.
Airy avenue. Mrs. Long has just
closed an engagement as evangelis
tic singer at a revival meeting be
ing held in the Christian church in
Van Wert, Ohio.
Thomas Feeback, who has been
a patient at the Massie Memorial
Hospital for several weeks, was dis
charged from the institution Wed
nesday, and has returned to his
home near Paris. James Gillispie,
of Little Rock, was received' at the
Massie Hospital, Wednesday, as a
patient.
Louis Grosche, of Paris, who is
a patient at the Mayo Bros.' Hos
pital, in Rochester, Minn., under
went a second operation at that in
stitution recently. Mr. Grosche is
improving. He says he gets a great
deal of comfort as a "shul-in" from
ri. raoiiinr smni-weeklv visits of
THE NEWS, even reading- all 'the
advertisements, which is some exei
cise for an invalid.
Little Marcella . Merringer
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mer
ringer, was hostess to a number of
young friends at her home on South
Main street, the occasion being the
fifth anniversary of her birthday.
The home was beautifully decorated
and the little hostess as the reci
pient of a large number of handsome
nfts The guests for the occasion
were Ethel Blackwell, Margaret
and Lucy Sprake, and brotheis, Dor
othy Strother, Charlotte Plummer,
Lee Borland Edward Merringer,
James Merringer and James Reed.
Interesting games were played, af
ter which refreshments were served.
(Other Personals on Page 3.)
IT IS NOT TOO LATE
To buy stock in the Bourbon
Building & Loan Association. Start
to saving to-day. Series now open.
H. A. POWER, President.
WILL S. ARNSPARGER, Sect y.
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,-HERRMAN THE' GREAT,V. GOLD
XMINE OF ENTERTAINMENT .
Will be at the Paris GrandA Opera
House, Monday, Dec. 15. ,
The depth, dignity, alluring ro
mance and .'comprehensive scope of
the art of magic is most interesting.
Only a master artist like "Herrman
the Great" can carry an audience
back into Egypt to the remote days
of the Magi, to the Mahatmas of In
dia, the wonder workers of the Ori
ent and the exponents of the mystic
East.
Scientific, leligious and historical
facts relating to the ancient art are
recalled most charmingly, as only
the "Gieat and only Herrman" can.
His skill, dexterity, precision, in
genuity, originality, personality con
stitute him the "peer" of all wiz
ards. His presentations being with
the smaller but no less interesting
feats, continue through a series of
marvelous, mirthful, airy, fairy sur
prises,,, ending with the dramatic,
mysterious illusions of beauty and
power, A running Are of interest
ing "comment adds greatly to the
(pleasure of being so successfully
duped.
With this big attraction a three-in-one
are such artists as the Fer
raros, the Dancing DuBrowns, Mile.
Dazza, and Miller's Band and Or
chestra which has set the standard
in America. (ady)
ATTENTION. TOBACCO MEN AND
FARMERS. c
We sene meals and short older
lunches at all hours wo are on the
job early and late. Steaks, chops,
soup, oysters, pies, sandwiches,
etc.
9-2t) HARRIS & DALE.
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IT IS NOT TOO XTE
To buy stock in the Bourbon
& Loan Association. Start to sav
ing to-day. Series now open.
H. A. POWER, President.
WILL S. ARNSPARGER, Sect'y.
THE CHRISTMAS STORE
A Wonderful display of
Christmas Goods is being
shown at our store. Some
thing for every member of
the family from the little tot
to the grandparent. See our
window display for gifts for
the children. The prices
will surprise you.
E. M. WHEELER & CO.
x Robneel Building
IF YOU ARE OUTv SHOPPING, A
TIP TO REMEMBER
The A. J. Winters Co., your head
quarters for holiday gifts. (x)
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HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT WE
PAY 3 ON TIME DEPOSITS
One dollar starts a Savings Ac
count at our bank. Start one to
day and add a little each week and
by next Christmas you will have a
neat little account to check on.
We will pay 3 interest on these
accounts. No more Christmas Clubs
will be handled. Nothing less than
a dollar will be accepted.
FARMERS & TRADERS BANK.
(x)
BiggestAssortment
OF
TOYS
Ever Brought to Paris.
The Fair
COURSE IN
NURSING!
?LACE YOUR ORDER EARLY EOR
NUTS AND CANlllifflS
A large and varied assortment of
nuts and candies for Charstmas, but
order should be filed now for future
rjpiivpripR as short hours and big de-
Lmands are handicapping us in fill
ing same. '
(x) C. P. COOK & CO.
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ATTENTION, TOBACCO MEN AND
FARMERS.
We serve meals and short Order
luches at all hours we ate oh tho
job early and late. Steaks, chops,
soup, oysters, ptes, sandwiches,
etc.
(9-2t HARRIS & DALE,
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MOVIE PROGRAM AT THE GRAND
AND ALAMO.
To-day, Friday, December, 12
Tom Moore, in "Tbe uay loru
Quex;" Anne Luther and Charles
Hutchison, in "The ureal uamuie,
Mutt and Jeff Comedy, "Pigtails and
Peaches."
To-morrow, Saturday, December
13 Tom Mix, in "Rough Riding
Romance;"' James J. Corbitt, in
"The Midnight Man;" Lloyd Com
edy, "Count The Votes."
Monday, December 15 Pauline
Frederick, in "The Loves of Letty;"
Goldwin Comedy, 'iNow, Bill, Be
have;" Burton Holmes Travel Pict
ure, v c
JUST IN TIME
To begin saving in the old reliable
Bourbon Building & Loan Associa
tion. Join us to-day and you will
never regret it. Series now open.
H. A. POWER, President.
WILL S. ARNSPARGER, Sect'y.
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FOUNTAIN PENS FOR CHRIST
MAS PEESENTS.
Conklin's Self-Filling Fountain
Pen is still the best pen on the mar
ket. We have a good stock for the
holiday trade,
(x) ARDERY DRUG CO.
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THE MASSIE MEM
ORIAL HOSPITAL
PARIS.. KY. '
offers a three years' course in
.Nursing. Pupil nurses receive
board, room and laundry, and
the allowance is $12. 00 per month
the first year, $15.00 per month
the second year and $20.00 per
month the third year. First
year of High School required;
must also be 19 years of age.
For further information, ad
dress J
SUPT. OF NURSES
MassFe Hospital, Paris, Ky.
(dec!2-3t)
WCfirll E. TeVinl 288 Home 130 ItlDK
THOLIDAYT
ANNOUNCEMENT I A
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HOUSE OF QUALITY
We are now prepared to show you our wonderful
assortment of goods, assembled from the cream of
the jewelry market; a magnificent array of articles
most suitable for Christmas gifts for men, women
and children.
And Now
A Word to the Wise
Christmas will soon be here and those who are wise will do
their shopping early. Under the present conditions' prevailing in
the .manufacturing line the shortage of materials the curtail
ment of the working hour and the unsettled conditions of labor
has made it a most difficult matter to obtain the right kind of
goods in sufficient quantities for the holiday season. .We made an
early trip to the Eastern markets gathering up the best and most
seasonable novelties of the year; frankly we have not received all
that we purchased, but the bulk. of our goods has arrived and we
are now prepared to show them to the early buyer. But you must
not delay this year, or you will be badly disappointed, for the
stock will soon be picked over and the nicest goods naturally will
be the first selected. So bear our warning in mind take the hint
and do your Christmas shopping NOW. Anything purchased now
will be gladly held far you till Christmas.
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We are showing a
beautiful line of Ladies'
Rings and Pins mount
ed in both platinum
and gold.
Ladies' Bracelet
Watchees, every move
ment guaranteed, with
ribbon or chain brace
let. Genuine Imported
Hand Made Beaded
Bags; no duplicates
each bag is distinctive.
Birth Stone Rings.
La Vallieres.
A beautiful line of
Electric Lamps.
Howard, Hamilton,
Elgin and Waltham
Watches for men, cased
in solid gold and gold
filled. The standard
time keepers' of the
world
Cuff Buttons.
Tie Pins.
Celt Buckles.
Fobs.
The most complete
line of Up-to-Date Nov
elties we have ever
carried.
Card Cases. v
Dorfhes.
-Mesh Bags.
Book Racks.
Toilet Sets.
Smoking Sets.
Writing Sets.
Children's Sets.
Fountain Pens.
Ever-sharp Pencils.
Waldemar Chains.
Our Stock of Ivory Goods and Novelties is the Largest and
Most Complete in the City.
The "House of Quality"
Shire & Fithian
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Public
Benefit
Sale !
SMALL GIFTS TOO T5TJMER0TJS TO
MENTION.
It would be useless for us to attempr
to mention all the small serviceable
gifts that we have in stock and on
display. Comejn and be surprised
at the showing. We bought early
and heavy and at prices that will
be satisfactory r to the purchaser
Noprofiteering at this store just' be
cause money Is plentiful.
'Cxr A' k V . PRANK &' CO.
GIFT SUGGESTIONS.
Manicure Sets, Xieather Goods,
Block's .FinV Candies. Toilet . Goods
in- Co&bm'fttion: Packagsa Pipes-land
Cigars
BUY FROM CRAVEN AND SAVE
MONEY
Buy your Christmas goodies from
us. We can save you money on
Fruits, Nuts and Candies, both in
the bulk and in fancy boxes.
(X) JAS. E. CRAVEN.
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FOR THE BLACK CAKE.
Fresh ingredients for that black
cake: Citron, seeded and seedless
raisins, dates, shelled nuts, orange
and lemon peel, spices, etc.
(x) C. P. COOK & CO.
FEROTlEx PLUM PUDDING
iTvnrion Plum .Puddings ana
Mince Mat are no higher than oth
ers and always as good as tne oubL.
(x) C. P. UUUiS. uv.
IF YOU ARE OUT SHOPPING. A
TIP Til JSJfflLrittLBJbB'
T3ia A. J. Winters Co., your head
quarters for holiday gifts,
(x) THE & J. WINTERS CO.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS AND
, RECORDS. ,
fiolumhia PhoriOCTaphs" and Co
lumbia Records are recognized the
world over .aswine'.fjjesu.i ynv
A Real Economy Event
Now Going On Ends December ( 20th
TyYvR have l seen more WOftcterfkl Values," was exclaimed by more than
I one woman who visited our store &rid Shared in the many economies offered
. 'during bur Great Public Braeftt'Sale. Startling, indeed are. the great val
ues offered during this eventful dernogfcration of supreme value-giving. This sale
offers opportunities to every Bourbctfi rcounty woman to economically select gift
things and to supply her personal nees. Every one of you should grasp this op
portunity enthusiastically. Come an now today for your share of the bargains.
agents inPjJiStiwid'havei big, stock
of both. Don'theithouUjmusic
Ladies'. Suits
One lot of Suits, odds and ends and
samples, worth up to ?50iG0 $24,75
One lot of Sample Suits, $60.00 to
$75.00, PubHc Benefit Sale.... $49.5 O
One lot of Suits, $85.00 to $100.00,
Public Benefit Sale $79;50
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Ladies9 Coats
One lot of Ladies' Coats, 30.00 to
$35.00 $24.75
One lot of Ladies' Coats, $50.00. . 39,75
One lot of Ladies' Coats, $70.00 to
$75.00 59.50
One lot of Ladies' Coats, $90.00 to
$100.00 T 79.50
One lot of Ladies' Coats, $125.00 98,00
Children's Coats
Children's Coats, $15.00 $12.98
Children's Coats, $20.00 16.98
. Children's Coats, $25.00 '22.50
Children's Coats. $29.00 .- 24.75
Kimonas
$3.98 values for.- .'$!3.4S
o 4.50 .values f or . ." . . - v a -"- 3.98
s ,t 5.98" values .for . . .'...-.- -.--.. 4,98
? 6.98 values ior.;.". . . t .'. . . v-. ...... 5.98
Ladies' Dresses
One lot of Ladies' Jersey Dresses,
from $30.00 to $35.00 $ 1 9,75
ladies' Satin Dresses, $50.00. . . . 39.50
Ladies' Satin Dresses, $55.00 44.75
Ladies' Tricolette Dresses, $70.00
to $75.00 59.50
Ladies' Georgette Dresses, 50.00- 39.50
Outing Cloth, 35-sent Grade,
at 25c.
Children's Dresses
Children's Serge Miss America
Middy Suits, $25,00 $22,50
Children's Serge Miss America
Middy Suits, $29.50 24.75
Children's Serge Dresses, $15.00 1 2.98
Children's i Gingham Dresses
Children's Gingham Dresses, $2.50 $1 .98
$3.00 quality
3.50 quality...
4.00 quality...
j. 00 quality....
2.59
2.98
3.48
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Ladies' Silk Jersey Petti
, coats, $4,98
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