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Tfettleton Shoewhich is so and in such variationof sizes that any foot can be fitted
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quality and sell it atprices which comparison willshow are as low as suchmachinery ca i be bought forany where and lower than mostother places charge for thesame grade L J
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Large order is the surprise wespring on first time customersof this grocery Old customersare used to it But we dontcut qualities in order to cut thebill Eqperienced
will tell you there arefiner groceries than intown Try them and youllfind they are right and make a
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locks bolts etc are kindthat stay locked and boltedThey not toys but arestrong and adequate for theprotection they are intended toassure Come and get the realkind Our prices are moderate
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Entered Paris Kentucky Ppstbffice Secondclass Mail Matter
Established in J 88J 2 Years of Continuous Publication
advertisements 100 inch for first time 50 cents per incheach subsequent insertion reading notices 10 cents line each issue
notices in black 20 cents per line each issue cards of thankscalls on candidates and similar matter 10 cents per line
Special rates for big advertisements
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Women and Hats
People everywhere are protestingagainst the big hat annoyance and thewomen who wear them are selfishlypursuing the practice regardless of thedeluge of protests against this habit
As a rule the woman has been regarded as the most unselfish part of thehuman family and it has always been
reasonable to believe that such wasthe truth It was true of the women
of long ago and it may be now therebe no doubt but the presistence
with which the gentler sex clings tothe headgear of immense proportionsduring church services and theatricalperformances is casting suspicion on
the old time factFrom the male standpoint these hats
disfigure rather than add to the charmof the wearers and io the church andtheatre a positive nuisance tothose who are compelled to sit behindthem The woman must adhere to theprevailing styles and fashions thoughwhether the dictates of Dame Fashionadd to her beauty or increase her ugliness or no matter how much shetramples upon privileges of other
peopleWhatwould women think of such
conduct in men Should a man takebis seat in a theatre or church with nisi
hat on no matter how inconspicioushe would be termed boorish mannerless and without consideration or respect for the female sex in the
or the congregation Women
would never cease to harp on his ungallantry yet in the row or pos
sibly in front of him might havebeen a head adorned with millinery thesize of a barn door obscuring the view
of possibly half a dozen people
we suppose that when women arethe offenders gallantry demands thatsmoother phrases be applied and
bear the indignities heaped upon themin grim silence
Little Boy Burned to DeathThe threeyearold son of Will Hen
derson of Georgetown met a tragicdeath as the result of playing withtire As he was throwing paper intothe open grate and watching it flareup the little ones night clothesnaught fire and he was horribly burned about the body and face Medicalaid was atfoncp called but after several hours the little boy died in terrible agony The father while tryingto save his son so severely burned oneof his own hands that it is feared hewill neverjbe able to use it again
Drink and IdlenessIntemperance is fostered as much by
ennui as by physical debility Aoccupied has far less disposition
to excess The hardest drinkingin stagnant provincial towns
London Outlook
Sunflower PhilosophyAtchison Kan Globe
Any man will claim a good strayumbrellaIf
has whiskers you areno gentleman if you see them
A womans scream frightens aworse than a mans pistol
If there is any one thing a manshould do in private it is his loving
If your isnt best youcan do it is at least the best you willdo
The man who can tell you allthe problem of life cant work it
Leave something on your plate forthe cat and your stomach will do bet
The only time men real interest in church work is when there isbig row on
It is all right for you to have enthusiasm but dont devote it to boringyour friends
When you are in trouble people whocall to are really lookingfor the particulars
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How Red Cross Seals Fight Con
It would be impossible to tell of allthe good work that the money receued from Red Cross stamps last yearhas done during the past year hut afew instances may be cited
In Chicago a little over nine thousand dollars was realized and thismoney for five months supported eightfree tuberculosis dispensaries
with eleven visiting nurses onethousand eight hundred and fifty newpatients being examined and eightthousand seven hundred and visits math to the clinics In addition tothis for the five months the central office of the Chicago TuberculosisInstitute was supported and throughthis office hundreds of thousands ofpeople were helped in that city aridthroughout the state of Illinois
In Brooklyn the five thousand dollars taken in from the stamp sale hasgone to support a Jerry boat day campwith an average daily attendance ofseventyfive Many patients havebeen restored to health and usefulnessas the result of this work
In New York the County Red CrossDay Camp on the roof of the Vanderbilt Clinic has given a chance for newhealth to hundreds of consumptivesSimilar camps have fought the fightagainst tuberculosis in Kingston NY Schenectady N Y WashingtonD C Kalamazoo Mich ClevelandOhio and in many other cities
Special nurses have been providedfrom the Red Cress funds and in somecases tuberculosis dispensaries havebeen established Literature has been
distributed lectures given exhibits conducted and legislatures municipal and county authoiities stirred to activity as the result ofthe Red Cross Stamp sale of 1909Evrey stamp has been a real pullet inthe tight against tuberculosis
Providing for the FutureWhy do you insist on taking that
youngsters photograph every fewweeks After he has plunged intothe hardships and responsibilities ofmature life he can take the picturesout and look at em When he seeshow his mother used to dress himand cut his hair hell feel more
to being grownington Star
Cock Fighting in MexicoIn the smaller towns and villages
of Mexico the cock fight still holdsits own in the hearts of the populaceand to fair or public festival is complete without its cockpit which Isgenerally well advertised and madeone of the attractions of the festivalAt these festivals as in the oldendays betting is still a feature of thesport and often much money changeshands
Johnson AnnouncesBen Johnson Congressman from the
Fourth Kentucky district formally
nation for Governor of Kentucky
ConstipationFree
With the first signs of constipation you resort to the home methodsof relief such as hot or cold water on
lots of stewed fruit with yourbreakfast etc but what do you dowhen these fail
The then start on salts andpurgative waters then change to cathari
pose you are trying to accomplish Such
guaranteed to in Its results Its ingredients are such that abrief use of it the stomach and bowel imuscles are trained to again dowork normally so that in the end youcan do away with medicines of all kindsThat it will do this Mr G Y Dodson ofSanville Va will attest and owill S A Hampton of O i
To those are skeptical thereti a way to prove these assertions without a penny of Simply send yourname address to Dr Caldwell and obtain a free sample bottle After using it
dollar bottle of your druggist andtinue to use it for a brief time untilcured The directions are and thedose is small It is pleasant to the tastedoes not gripe and promptly effectiveand statements are guaranteed ormoney will be refunded
more druggists than other similarremedy on the American market Becauseof effectiveness purity and pleasanttaste it is the ideal laxative remedy forchildren women and old folksDr Caldwell personally will be pleasedto give you any medical advicedesire or pertaining to
letter and he will to you in detailFor the tree sample simply send yourname and on a postal card orotherwise For either
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As she is termed will endure bravely patientlyagonies which a would give way underThe fact is women more patient than they oughtto be under such troubles
Every ought to know that she may obtainthe most experienced medical advice free chargeand in absolute confidence and privacy by writing tothe Worlds Dispensary Medical Association R VPierce M D President Buffalo N Y Dr Piercehas been chief consulting physician of the InvalidsHotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo N Y t for
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The most perfect remedy ever devised for weak and delicate women is Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription W-
IT MARES WEAK WOMEN STRONGSICK WOMEN WELL fl
The many and varied symptoms of womans peculiar ailments are fully setforth in Plain English in the Peoples Medical Adviser 1008 pages arevised and uptodate Edition of which clothbound will be mailed freereceipt of 31 onecent stamps to pay cost of mailing only Address as above
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All the talking we an do in favor of FOX RIDGEwill not convince you of its superior
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CHRISTMASHighest Price Paid for those that are
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PARIS KENTUCKY
J is W Arkle AgentFor Indian Refining Company
Use Royal Gasoline in your autpmoibiles Burn BliieftGrass Oil in your lamps Use
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ARKLE co iilPHONES Office 178 Residence 257
M lOWEIMTHALImporter and Manufacturer of
FINE FURSThis week we shall specialize all the finer furs
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marvelous its the range of styles andThe true superiority of Lowenthals offerings is demonstratedmore ever when such furs as are desired by thecustomer
These is no juggling with prices here All articles marked inplain figures
Repairing and remodeling at reasonable prices
M LOWENTH AL FurrierLexington Kentucky
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