The bee., December 08, 1916, Image 8

About The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??

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SALM'S
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$15i::: ; $17
Added to out already bountiful assortments, '
these rich new coats, which arrived Wednesday
afternoon, make these four groups the most lux
urious' this city has ever seen. Big, flowing mod
els, richer in every way than those that -have ajv
ipeared before, faultlessly fashioned of Wool Ve
lours, Cheviots. Broadcloths, Ziblines, etc., make
this selection one of ideal magnificence.
There at Hiring style with erent far trimmed collars the
late-th-' and models hanglnir full from the shoulder. In
color eover ynnr preference basslughd oat from Fash
ion's nu h-titlo h 'ie. In linings either plain or flowered
"Ilk, w(ii.'hTor yon inslre.
Rich Piush Coats Children's Coats
'Beautiftl'y fur trim
smad in a variety of
new -m itels at
$25.00
CA I M'Q
MEAD, AND NOSTRILS
.STUFFED FP.OM COLD
2Estpes '2i!& Compound'
JEnfls a, Cold or Grippe
-In.-a.Few Hours
"Your cc- wil' nk l l
ejrtppe mtppryn'l a'V.T i-k 11
dkeeof 'T.ip 83l:f Comp'Min.i
swoxyM4o. hours uutl Wr-e Io'
zee tufkeu.
4tprotnpMy us fliosgiMi-up
tjatustrtls-end air pHd'aaes in the
ITafsA, x'top. M litciir.u lr
nsaiTCunini:, rIrr n'ck lii'l
sitrfta, tJallu'-sf, rvfHtn. mire
ffiiroKt., sot't-ciuu, liuieiii'h- and
.atifTnoj-s.'
Dnu't f'ny stjiff?:-up.l Qui
Bilowinz .'iid p'iaTliii ! Bt
year thro'iliiDR lu-nd uomhiiv
' s&ie iu tire worM pivp iiicri re
Itef as "Pip 's Cold O iftipiiand"
rvlttch coats Di'ly 25 cufs nt any
drug-store. It acts vmliont as
4siiteiW, tastes nice, md causes
its8 vinoouveMieiice. Axept no
L.astjrt8tttntet
' c '.TIrst". Tobacco In France.
r jttmoet vcoevally with tbe Introduce
1 t(Xea -afitobaoob Into Spain did Franca
' -btilnYher "first specimen of tbe weed
xAcmn tfhe liands of Jean NIcot, French
roadiassador to Portugal, who, having
hfetBBtalned some seeds of the plant from
t M jwwrpcbnnt .of Xlsbon, 'dutifully for
rTiwMeU themrto Queen .Catherine da
dtoflld with the label, erbe da U
rjfcflnC," by which UUe tobacco In 1U
t nswfllrlrial use was to bo known for th
kpaeatenpart of the next century,
Evidently Knew Them Both.
The bishop toolc a personal Interest
fcfa Jils-scrvants, and, happenlas to
V&aaarthe ncu maid, on his way through
r &9 bacW hn!l to the stables one day,
Jbe stopped to speak to her. "Well,
cbfld," he n id, "and where are your
"t you pi pi so, my lord," the maid re
4ed, wiU. a curtsy, "between" the
-owk and ;iie houseotald." "Heaven
tAep you!" -aid the bishop, after a mo-
aeuffl thought, and went oa bis way.
uOptlmlstto Thouoht
"The'tlocOc of granite which Is am 00
atade In tbe path ef the weak becomes;
ae-.zicpplng stone to tbe streog.
"CORRECT DRESS FOE WOJCfcN"
""New
In Four Notable Groups
' ,; featured at
- 50 $19-75
Sizes 2 to 6, at
$3.50 to $6.00
Sizes 6 to 14,
$5.00 to Sio dbj
EVANSVILLE
INDIANA
Members Merchants' Rebate- Association.
Visit Your Schools
How ninny nt our aclio-il chil
ilren's nurenta ,evtr vhitthe
schooU or even know the teach
ers when ihev meet them on the
street? H iw many know what
rlieir children are etU'lyme nr
how ihev ;ire pf(isrftiliia? L
tlifn any it ou Lo have a
buililiux h mk-, Or fnce to
build : h (Irpsii t.i m k. n hone
to paint or whatever the jb may
be. thut- an v to th i-nr vou .have
empluyed: 'Hre :irp thf tnnls
and mHipria'H, g h--ii'l .mil do
it to sun- vim'-' I 't vvillsnit
me". Ii ili.it. i-iif wliii intiny if
vou nre (tin n w: "ilh Mnr el. 1 Ir-n
Yon S"' hv .'nir Hc(inn: "Here
is inv chi'ii with its diitiki-, i ip-fi-
atidpenci , I " fani'Mli uu'f
iala imd luoU, p-lr-ciri liim as
a. l k-.a
Embarrassing Situation.
Capt. Tommy Munson was proud of
bis mustache. One evening there was
a midsummer hop at the post. The
lady with whom the gallant officer was
dancing felt that her hair was falling
over her ears, and In the course of the
waltz managed to fix It up with a hair
pin. At the end of the dance poor
Tommy was alarmed to find his mus
tache pinned up with the lady's hair
pin. Seme Odd Christian Names.
An appellant rejoicing In the curious
name of Bezla at the last sltUng of the
Somerset tribunal, caused an Inquiry
where he got It from. He replied from
tbe Bible, where It Is only mentioned
once I Chron. 7:30. There lived for
many years In the tillage of Twertoa,
Bath, one named Mian. He was born
a twin, and his parents thriftily dlrld.
ed the predestined name of Jeremiah
between tbem, the other babe being
christened Jere. London Globe.
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Human Blindness.
Tbe great blessings of mankind are
within us, and within our reach, but
we shut our eyes andt like people In
the dark, we fall foul upon the very
thing wo search for, without finding
It Seneca. ,
For Bottle Labels.
Bottles In which chemicals are kept
may have their puper labelH protected
by a thin toat of parullin. TMs coat.
Jng should extend at least eac-timrter
Ibck bejrwjd-Uie edge of the label. .
. SALM'S
Arrivals in
LUXURIOUS
WINTER
COATS
. ' $24-50
Farts Refunded
TO THE PEOPLE ,
OFKENTUGKif
From the vital statistics of the
State Board Of Health and other re
liable sources we learn that our be
loved State is seriously infected with
the Great White Plague which is
carrying death and desolation intp
thousand of our homes, and other
wiae interfering with the happiness,
welfare and prosperity of our State.
It has also been reliably reported that
between five thousand and six thous
and of our people die annually from
consumption and that thirty thousand
others are afflicted, who will ultimate
ly die, unless they tecieve proper care
and attention
The medical profession has dis
covered that tuoercolosis is caused by
a specific germ conveyed in the sput
um of those afflicted, and is therefore
preventable, with proper care and
supervision.
With a view to the suppression of
this wide spread scourge, it has been
commended by the Kentucky Tuber
colosis Comission, as well as by the
National Assosiation for the Study
and Prevention of Tubercolosis, that
we hereby set apart December 3rd to
10th as Tnbercolosis Week.
The physicians of the State are also
requested to assist in the medical in
spection of the school children of the
various, schools on medical inspection
day, In order to discover children
suffering from tubeicolosis and to
prevent the infection of others with
whom they are associated.
In testimony whereof, I have caus
ed these letters to be made patent and
the seal of the Commonwealth to be
hereunto affixed.
Done at Frankfort the Second of
December, n the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and six
teen, and jn the One hundred and
twenty-fifth year of the Common
wealth. By A. O. Stanley,
Governor of Kentucky,
By James P. Lewis,
Secretary of State,
By, J. A. Scott,'
Assistant Secretary of State)
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Geissler's
Holiday
Anriouncertfent
pift Choosing In Our
Hosiery Department
affords cholo of the nnwest and
finest productions In 'Onyx"Mc
CAltttm's and nthor premier
brands. In black't shades to
match street costumes, evening
gowns, ahnntpr flippers.
Women's Hpse..,......25o to $2X0
Men's Hose. ...25o to 1 1.60
A Good Word For
v, Our School Teachers
Onethlnjr can be truthfully said
of tbe teachers In our sahools at the
present time, their daijy walk and
conversation, ud their moral Uvea
are suoh as to form a goo'1 txatnple
(or their pupil. Our pupils oao.
safely follow the example of the
teacher. ''When tbe roll Is oalled
up yonder'' the teachers of our
schools oau all answer present.
Qood morals and good manners are
tauzht In our suhouls and the worthy
example set by our presunc corps of
teachers ha a ureal Influence In
moulding the character of tbe youth
of our city.
Wlfey Had Him There.
"Henry," sold his wife reproachful
ly, "do you know that It was three
o'clock when you came home this morn
ing?" "You arc mistaken, my dear,"
lie replied. "It was Just half-past one.
I looked nt tho clock on the church
tower as I passed the corner." "Far
bo it from me to doubt your word,
Henry," answered his wife, "but If that
Is thecase It must have taken yon an
hour and a half to reach tbe front
door." '
Effect of Tides.
For a long Ume It has been known
that tbe tides act as a brake on the ro
tating earth and that they fend to
lengthen the day. The effect Is, bow
ever, so slight that It cannot be meas
ured In any length of Ume at man's
disposal. MacMIUan has made the
necessary computation by the formula
used by engineers. He finds for the
Increase of the length of the day one
second In 460,000 years.
Substitute for Gold.
A substitute for gold Is obtained by
combining 04 parts of copper with 6
parts of antimony and adding a little
magnesium carbonate to Increase the
weight It Is said that this alloy can
be drawn, wrought and soldered very
much like gold, and that It also re
ceives and retains a golden polish. It
Is worth something like 25 cents a
pound.
Chance for Genius. 1
Judging by tho number of fats who
want to get thin, and the number of
thins who want to get fat, a fortuno
awaits some Old Doc who will scheme
out a method of painless transfusion
of adipose.
Push A'wyf Necessary.
r. ...' 'tti eurwM.fi vmi must have
VU ' ,
nush.- "You can't even run a lawn
mower without It ,
For many years, Geissler's have enjoyed the distinction of
offering the unusual in Christmas tokens. This December finds
Indiana's greatest Shoe Store fully prepared for the holiday
season with displays wider and more attractive than ever before.
We urge the manifold advantages of early choosifaff.
We gladly reserve selections for later delivery
We Are Evansville Agents for
"Comfy" Slippers
and show complete assortments of this celebrated line in all
sizes for men, women and children. No slipper showing in
Evansville compares with this
Women's Felt Slippers 65c to 52
Boudoir Slippers $1.25 to 52.50
All Styles for Men ...$J.50 to $2.50
Boys' and, Children's Slippers ' 7So to $1.50
(Teissier's , :
Four-fifteen Main
Prompt Attention to Mail Orderi-We Befund Fares on VL E. A. Flan
OLD KAINTUCK
' GOING DRY
Old Kaihtuck, the land of fair
women and fast horses, not to men
tion the whiskey, is going dry. The
very broodmares in the meadows are
looking over the fences and whick
ering in amazement. The recogniz
ed journalistic leaders of the whiskey
interests have declared that a vote is
inevitable at some time and the con
test may as well come now. The
sentiment of the state is overwhelm
ingly dry but is held in leash by the
fear of displacing the large amount
of capital invested in the distilling
business.
The result of whiskey domination
in this state has startled Kentucky
citizens Blessed with a beneficent
climate and a wonderful limestone
soil which grows everything from
grain to brawny men, possessing a
beautiful landscape which ranges
from majestic mountains into the
roll ng pastures of the bluegrass,
the land of the colone's, and kernels
should yield to no state of the Amer
ican Union in the happiness and
prosperity of its citizens.
But the state is cursed with an
overshadowing, brooding curse which
blots contentment from the picture
of her prosperity,
The two penitentiaries at Franklort
and Eddyville are filled to. overflow
ing. The distilleries which mar the
little valleys and send a telltale
wreath of smoke over the summits
of the mountains are grinding anarchy
out of independence, poverty from
humble plenty. Thefued has been
found to worm its deadly length from
the moonshiner's bottle of "corn
juice " The 1910 census sobered
the people of the state by starthpg
revelations that, despite the lure of
the far-famed bluegrass, the popu
lation had increased only slightly,
while "other Southern states were
forging ahead in the night. Education
has been hampered by wapt of funds
yhich have been yielded an unwilling
ripute. to the liquor' trust. Legit)
mate business is being gradually
choked to death by the whiskey oc
topus which controls the city banks
and holds capital in its unproductive
grasp. The people groan under an in
cubus the like of which is not known
in antoher state of the nation.
Kentucky is facing such a cam
paign of liquor falsehood as has
never been before witnessed. It will
require splendid organization, an army
of workers, and constant, well-placed
educational publicity to win the
state for prohibition but with the
proper campaign victory is inevitable.
Killed Her Engine.
A three-year-old Columbus girl, who
had been motoring frequently last sum
mer with her father and mother, seems
to have absorbed some of the talk she
overheard. She was dragging a Httlo
chair cross tho floor at home, when It
struck an obstruction, and her progress
across the room wns stopped. "Whoa,"
she exclaimed, "I've killed my engine."
Indianapolis News.
Change Suited Him.
Boxnnne Box "Harold, muy I ask
tho clergyman to omit from the mar
riage servlco tbe word 'obey" Uar
bld Hardup "Certainly, darll s. Just
tell him to make It 'love, huuor and
supply.' "Puck.
Coffee and Nerves.
Jt Is a fact beyond dispute that tea
and coffee act on tbe nervous system
and that they are dangerous If used
too freely. A moderate use of either
(or both) Is probably harmless, If not
made top strong. ,
Uncls Ebn.
"De man dat's afraid of bcln' bossed
by a wife," said Uncle Eben, "general
ly finds blsself bossed by all de help
lo a boardln' house."
Tricky Japanese.
The adulteration of rice with quarts
sand to add to its weight has been dis
covered In Japan.
RUNDOWN WOMAN
Hade Strong By Our Vino!
Fort Edward, N. Y. "I was In a run
down, nervous and weak condition, so I
could not do the housework for my little
family of thrte, I had taken cod liver
oil emulsions and other remedies with
out benefit A 'friend told me' about
VinoL I tried it and it soon built up my
strength and made me a well woman so
I now do all of my, housework." Mrs.
Elves Oudoex.
We guarantee VInol, to restoro
strength and build up run-down, weak
and debilitated conditions.
''St. Bernard" Mining Co., Incorpo
rated, Drug Department, Earliogtou
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