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TUESDAY, .MARCH 30, 1921.
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On Friday, March. 26, between
South Vine street and West Eighth
street, a gold lavaliere set, with
amethyst snake head attached, with
eyes of ruby. Finder will leave at
this office and receive reward.
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MATRIMONIAL. RELIGIOUS.
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Horses Wanted
I will be in Paris on next Mon
day April 5, (Court Day) to buy a
jaiload of general purpose horses,
from four to eight years old.
A. N. RANKIN,
(30-2t) Carlisle, Ky.
For Sale Privately.
Double brick business house on
Eafet side of Main street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. Apply to
If. I.. MITCHELL & SON,
(2t) Real Estate Dealers.
FOOKS BRADLEY.
:iiss May Fooks and Mr. Otis
Bradley, both of Bourbon county,
were married at the Leland
Hotel, in Lexington, Saturday after
noon at two o'clock. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. I. J.
Spencer, in the presence of Louis M.
Ginochio and Allen J. Monylian,
irt amod oc witnpRsps for the event.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Fooks, of- ttebertson
county, and the groom is a son ot
rfr. and Mrs, Jeff Bradley. The
young couple will reside on a farm
near Hutchison, after their return
from a short bridal trip. They se
cured license from the Clerk of the
Harrison County Court at Cynthi-ana.
DON A NEW HAT EASTER-
Spring styles just unpacked from
Stetson.
J. W. DAVIS & CO.
Lost
TIME GETTING SHORT
NEARLY OVER
SALE
Black fox fur neck piece, between
residence of Dr. J. T. Vansant and
Agricultural Bank. Finder return
1o undersigned and get reward.
MISS KATE EDGAR,
(It) Ninth and Pleasant Streets.
Man Wanted
Man wanted lo help in wall pa
per department. Must be good,, re
liable person. Excellent wages to
right paity.
.THE FAIR.
Opportunity Says to
You
Put one of our Pianos, Player Pi
anos or Talking Machines in your
Jiome a thing of beauty that will
give to you, to your family and
friends, a lifet" ; of the keenest
j)leasuie. entei lainment and enjoy
ment. We al.c" do tuning and re
pairing of all kind.
J. B. GEIS,
,Cumb. Phone 5C.1. 908 High Sf.
Representative J. H. Templeman
Piano Company.
(9-tf)
Don't forget that oir Big Annual
February and March Sale will end
April 1st. If you haven't already
J done so, you had better hurry if yor.
want the 20 per cent, reduction on
all house-furnishing goods in our
ttore caxpets. rugs, lefrigerators.
furniture, mattings, etc., at bargain
(prices for these few" days left. You
j will like trading at our store.
I A. F. WHEELER & CO.
(26-2t)
Lost or Estrayed.
From my home, No. 269 Lilies
ton avenue, Paris. "Ky., on Friday
night, a sorrel Shetland pony,
with long foretop. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to above
address.
(It) FRANK CROWDER.
For-Sale
Agents Wanted
Man wanted with team or auto
who can give bond to sell 13 7 Wat
kins Home and Farm Products.
Biggest concern of kind in world.
,$1,500 to $5,000 yearly, income.
This county open. Write to-day.
J. R. WATKINS CO., -(It)
Dept. 112,Winona, Minn.
One Baldwin Upright Piano and
one Cable Upright Piano. Address
H. C. McKIM
Gen. Delivery, Paris, Ky.
J30-3t)
Fur-Bearing Animals
Wanted
We buy, raise and sell fur-bearing
labbits and other fur-bearing ani
mals. Place your order with us and
list whatever stock you have with
us, stating lowest fiat price on large
shipments. Address 515-517 N. P.
Ave., Targo, N. D. References,
Scandinrvian-American Bank, Fargo
National Bank, Fargo, North Da
kota. (30mar-lmo)
The congregation of the Paris
Presbyterian church will not holo.
their regular prayer-meeting ser
vice Wednesday night, but will meet
with the congregation of .the Metlx
odist church in the revival service
being held there.
Prof. Lee Kirpatrick, Superin
tendent of the Paris Public Schools,
delivered a lecture Sunday morning
at 9:45 o'clock to tie members of
the Men's Bible Class of the Paris
Christian church, of which he is
teacher. Prof. Kirkpatrick spoke in
an instructive and entertaining
manner on the subject of "A Man's
Contribution to Christian History."
The revival meeting in pro
gress at the Pans Methodist church
continues with increased attendance
Iand growing interest. At the Sun
day night service there was hardly
standing room. Up to date there
I has been a total of thirty-nine ad
ditions. These will be received into
j the church next Sunday morning.
T-he meeting will continue through
the week, endine: next Sundav nisrht.
While "over the top" may not
be exactly the phrase to use in a
church "campaign, it is the one most
fittingly to be used in connection
vith the Paris Presbyterian church
campaign for its quota of $10,000
for the Progressive Program of the
church. In the canvass conducted
Sunday the members- of the church
subscribed the sum of $14,000, ex
ceeding their quota for the 1920
budget by $2,000. The contribu
tions of several members who had
not been seen or solicited will bring
the sum to over $14,000. The
campaign was carried over in one
Jay instead of covering the full
lime of ten days as had been allotted
to it. The campaign had for its ob
ject the raising of a laige sum for
home and foreign missions, and ail
expenses for one year. The officers
of the church and the soliciting
committees of the campaign were
guests of the ladies of the congiega
tion at a banquet Wednesday night,
which certainly put them on edge
for the drie Sunday afternoon.
The pastor, Rev. T. S. Smylie, and
all who had a part in the work felt
greatly enthused over the successful
outcome of the cne-day's canvass
and hearty congratulations were
exchanged.
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J y If i XS
Suppose You Went
To China
On a two years' trip and left your family
with only provisions enough for three
months, what would they think of you?
What would the world think of you?
"CARELESS"
Xey'd Say
There's another trip you're going to
take some day and your family will need
provisions for more than three months''
when you go.
Life Insurance is the only sure way
to protect your family and the time to
provide is NOW!
R. F. CLENDENIN
Associate General Agent
The Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
First National Bank Bide.
PARIS, KY.
Assets $440,861,775.75
Annual Dividend to Pol
icy Holders in 1920' $16,100,000.00
Y. M. C. A. BOYS5 HEXATHLON
Craig Tucker, in "the unlimited
weight class, was the high point
winner in the' Boys' Hexathlon ar
ihe Y. M. C. A. last week. Tucker
secured 420 points, winning tho
medal given by the Bouibon County
Association, and the International
Award given to boys securing 400
points or over. The following are
the results:
80-95 pounds Robert McCarthy,
fust, 351 points; Ray Cahal, second,
511 points; Eugene Conner, third,
303 points.
60-80 pounds Eugene Strother,
first, 269 points; William O'Neill,
second, 267 point; James Merrin
ger, thiid, 232 points.
95-110. pounds Charles Wttite,
first, 24 9 points; John VanMeter,
second, 23 4 points.
110-125 pounds Noibert Fried
man, first, S85 points; Robert Me
glone, second, 230 points; Howard
Roberts, third, 227 points.
Unlimited Craig Tucker, first,
420 points; Alonzc Jacoby, second,
233 points; Willaid Tucker, third,
301 points.
Twenty-four boys competed, scor
ing a total of 4,287 .points. Thj
boys in the 80-9.5 pounds class scor
ed 3.047 points for the'Y," behvA
the highest ior any group.
ATTENTION, TOBACCO
GROWERS!
POTASH is the thing that
tobacco needs for rapid
growth and quality. Our
i stocks of SWIFTS BLOOD
AND BONE FERTILIZER have
just arrived. This contains
f IVE PER CENT POTASH,
which is two to four per cent
MORE than has been manu
factured since before the war.
Take a bag or two out to your
plant beds now, and let us
book your order for what you
require for your palch before
it Is all gone.
' CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO.
feb27-tf)
This Duofold Suite Provides
An Extra Bed for Emergencies
$205i0ow $150.00
By day it is a very attractive and comfortable living room
suite. At night the duofold extends into a full size bed complete
with springs and mattress.
These three pieces are very substantially made and finely
finished in either Brown Mahogany or Golden Oak. They are
Chase Leather.
You will find this suite a very unusual value one that will be
well worth your immediate inspection.
No. 0229-A-C Duofold Suite.
A. f. WHEELER b CO.
Third and Main
CHAS. GREEN, Manager
Opposite Court House
FIRE DEPARTMENT BUSY.
Children playing with matches
I Woods, on Lillestion avenue. Satur-
j day afternoon set fiie to the vehicle.
; wnicn was destroyed. The tire de
partment responded to an alarm,
and by quick work saved the barn
from burning.
The department was called at
6:30 Sunday night, to the dwelling
on Pleasant stieet, owned by Mrs.
J. M. Earlywine. Sparks, presuma
bly from a passing L. & N. engine,
yet Are to the roof, burning a small
patch of shingles. ' The blaze was
quickly extinguished.
Fire, Wind and Lightning
Insurance. t
Thomas, Woodford & Bryan
NEW AUTO OWNERS. V-
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A. T. Moffat t, of Millersburg,- pur
c4iasrd last week ot the Bluegrass
Autpmobile Co., of Lexington,'--a
Paige1 Six Sedan. The Lexington
Motor Sales Cof sold an Allen toiiri
ing car to J. G Yocum, of Nortit
Middletown. t
The McDonald-Gibson Co.. of
Prist t-'old yesterday Ito Thonlas.
j .Mitchell, cf A near c Paris, a Special
GET THE RIGHT CLOTHES
FOR YOUR EASTER WEAR
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Clothes that reveal the spirit of Easter clothes that make you look and feel
right are just the kind you will find "here. Our clothes will make you feel 100
perfect because of the way they are styled and the way they fit.
The style advantages of our clothes are exclusive. All ihis is splendidly
combined with GOOD FABRICS, GOOD TAILORING AND GOOD VALUES.
The style artists have spent every effort in making our young men's clothes
the niftiest ever shown. Double and single breasted coats are shown in an
abundance of colorings ane patterns. Every suit an exceptional value for the
money-
$20.00 to $65.00
For Easter Furnishings you can find anything you want here from "Hats'
Down to Hosiery" in splendid assortments. . K ,
THIS IS THE HOME OF KNOX AND C. & K. HATS
$6.00 to $9.00
V
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7th and Main:
One-Price Store
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