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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
BusInesE 1ances.

Du&4ct& -HdHEG&
WANTED-To hear from owner Of some good
business for sale Box 1875 Houston, Texas
NOTICE-shop. machinery and tools for
rent; good stock OF material on hand; ideal
place for right man Call or write at once.
W c White. Box 4o4, Eagerman. y NJ
ITS best send ten c. for campIe 75c profit
Portland. oregon
WANTED-To buy bakery in Panhandle. y
NJ. or Ariz- Must be cheap for cash Write
full details C. 2o5. care Herald
FOR SALE CHEAP-Best located bakery-in
Douglas. Low rent Add P. O. Cafe, Douglas,
Ariz
FOR sALE-Good paying meat market 10
Gated in desirable residence part OF city. Can
be bought Tor S725. cheap rent Apply H Z.
stone. FL Paso-
FOR SALE BY OWNER-1Iost suitable place
for dairy or poultry business with strictly
modern room house Must sell $500
Easy terms. Phone 2l46
FOR SALE-Llve drug store beauty. clean
stock. n. Texas town $4,000 Consider half In
realty. J. Taylor johnson Realty Co, Fort
Worth, Texas.
A FEW FINE BUSINESS openings for mer-
chants with $4,000 OF more capital in new
fast growing railroad shop town State line
you are interested in 2. D Hatcher, North
Pleasanton, Atascosa County. Texas
NOTICE TO LAUNDRY MEN.
For sale dry room and fixtures. starch box.
collar machine. sleeve machine. shirt ma
chine. seam dampner. collar shsper. roll
Troy mangle, gas stoves, IS H P. boiler.
horse and delivery wagon all or part at bar
gain r E Harris, 2sl3 Alameda Ave. z
Paso- Tex
SALOON FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Invoice stock and fixtures S3500. Doing $50
business daily and Saturdays, about 800.
Clear Of debt. VIII exchange for city prop
erty Of like amount
Pennebaker. . Republics Bldg.
THIS Is SPLENDID.
Nice suburban grocery doing good business
You can buy at invoice. fixtures and stock
about $1,000. Rent SIS. including living
rooms. See M Rice
Ramey Bros.
COS First Nat Bank Bids Phone 6lS-
FOR sALE-several rent houses. one resi-
dence and saloon doing excellent business.
Santa Rita. $4,000 monthly pay roll
change OF residence by owner necessary.
Address c. Garlic. Box 343. Santa Rita y
n
4 SACRIFICE.
Dandy nice restaurant doing good business
right down town VIII offer for days only
S325. See Mr.. Rice.
Ramey Bros.
sos First Nat Bank Bldg Phone SIS
GROW RICH N BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
Get out Of the wage earners class Your
cooperation with our factory starts you with
little capital during spare time in your own
home We manufa cture exclusive articles
No canvassing- Experience unnecessary
Write for booklet and proposition Address
Pease Mfg. Co. Dept D. 81, IS Broadway,
Buffalo. n. Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Wansed-BOard and Rooms.

WELL woman with mos Old baby wants
room and board in healthy family In or
near Govt Hill Phone 1885.
HOMES wanted where boys and girls may
earn their board and room while attending
school Phone 1854. DrauEhon's College
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Situafons Ranted-FemaIe


Situations Wanted emaIe
S~~-~.~-~-~-~-~-
WANTED-Famiiy washing Phone 1855 W
WANTED-Laee curtains to wash Pm ss7s.
WILL care for children az home. or will 90
out by hour Phone 55ss-
APPLICANT wants general house work
Phone 677S NJ
GRADUATE nurse desires care OF chronic
cases Write S. SIS. care Herald
WANTED POSITION. good homework and
cook Room 8. 5l+ y stanton Phone $40
WANTED-Position by stenographer. exper-
fenced in legal and commercial work Phone
MIDDLE AGED widow wants to keep house
for single men Call or write TO Ars- l.
-5oS Alabama St
EXPERIENCED middle aged lady wants
charge OF roominE house or housekeeper-
Phone AIS Nigh, ffo8
Wanted-Real Estate.
WANTED-To hear direct from owner o.
good farm or unimproved land for sale C.
C. BuckinEham. Houston. Texas
WANTED four 70 six room house. have Gus
toner who viii pay cash Must be n bargain
See Morris. Security Realty Co. Phi 6772.
4os-9. 1st Natl Bank Bldg-
RANCH WANTED.
I am on the market for a good body OF low
priced land suitable Tor cattle ranch. $4,000
to $4,000 acres. well wGtered and erased
The price must be right Give complete de-
scription in first letter
ID. ID. Land. Liberal Kansas.
Wanted to Rent.
WANTED-Smau house unfurnished. good
location Phone 1850
WANT furnished house. good location to
board and room convaleseentz sos
WANTED rent three room house with
bath and sleeping. permanent Address P. o.
Box 1O7-
WANTED rent dining room and kitchen
furnished. suitable FOR boarders- Address
y c. A. care Herald
YANTED-By lady employed. room with
connecting sleeping porch Address 7. NJ,
Herald
WANTED To RENT-By respectable Ameri-
can. a small unfurnished modern cottage in
quiet neiEhborhood- Close in No children.
Write C. L, 10 y Campbell
WANTED-SmaH furnished house. two or
three rooms and sleeping porch. some con-
veniences with yard for chickens Must be
clean and Reasonable. and near car line
Careful tenant. small family. state partic-
ulars- Address B. SIS. care Herald
Wantsd-BoaTd and Rooms.
WELL woman with mos Old baby wants
room and board in healthy family In or
near Govt Hill Phone 1856
HOMES wanted where boys and girls may
earn their board and room while attending
school Phone 1fs4- DrauEhon,s College
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

hear from owner Of some good
business for sale Box 1855 Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
SeH-Livestock-Buy.

FOR SALE-Heifer. age eight months. Res
istered. Holsteln and Jersey Phone 2441-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Wanted-money.


WANTED-T0 borrow $1,000 FOR six months
reliable and ample security Address P o.
Box 517. citv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

NOTICE-Shop. machinery and tools for
rent. good stock OF material on hand. ideal
place for right man Call or write at once.
". c White. Box s04, Hagerman, y NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
POuIhy and Pet Stock

Poultry and Pet Stock
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NINE varieties cocks and cockercls 81 up
LelEday Poultry Farm. Alpine. Tex.
ONE N-Eay and one Radio round 100 egg
incuhltors. used twice. good as new. Twelve
dollars each Phone fSS7. Address 1881 Fl
Blvd
1iONENSTRAIN Barred Rocks finished nth
National Laying Contest. Outlayed 63 pens.
q breeds. stock SLZ5 up 1000 TO select
from Parsons chicken Ranch. Fl Paso.
PETS AND ANIMALS.
Zee Halter Tor pets, birds. cats. dogs. rabbits
ferrets. gold fish, pigeons. etc. always on
hand. Write us Hailer's Bird Store SIS
Franklin, ST. Louis. No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
e. Wanted-MaIe and FemaIe

6ANTED-First class cook in a small saua-
forum in New Mexico Write c. Is7. Herald
MEN-Women SIS weekly collecting all kinds
names and addresses No canvassing. send
stamp Superba Co. X 1S2. Baltimore. Nd
song POEMS wanted for publication Ex-
perience unnecessary Send Us your verses
or melodies today or write for Instructive
booklet-its free. Marks-Goldsnith Co,
Dept. 225. Washington. D. c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

For Sale-BicycIes.
BICYCLE for sales 1906 Texas
FOR SALE-Bicvcie. also metronoue. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

For Saie-MotOrcyeIes.
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FOR SALE OK TRADE-One 1915 three
speed Excelsior motorcycle absolutely new.
Speedoueter. electric lighting system. cleo
trio morn. storage batteries. Calderon Bros,
no = Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

COLOKED man or woman agent wanted.
Write quick Box 3. 409, Cincinnati. o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
themselves highly satisfied with femi nine labor. 9& N8 8
RHODE ISLAND JUDGE
 MURDERED NEAR HOME
Assassination Takes Place at Proyi- dence as Jurist Is on Way to
 Board Trolley Gar.

Providence, R. l., Sept 6.-Justice Willis s. Knowles of the Eighth ju- dicial district was assassinated today just after he had left his bungalow ill North Scituate to take a trolley car for Providence. The attack oc- cured about 100 yards from the house, and apparently three shots that
 killed him came from bushes that lined the village road. ar* The body was found by Judge Knowles housekeeper, Mrs. Wafdell,
 who. ran from the. house. when she heard the shots. As she reached the lawn, she says, she heard a mans
 voice with a foreign accent cry; "Now, Judge, I've got you' Justice Knowles was 4S years old
 and unmarried. The police are pro
 ceeding on the theory that he was killed by a litigant against whom he
 had given a decision.
 Two Italian laborers have been ar rested on suspicion.
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WOMEN INVADE RANKS
 ENGLISH BANK CLERKS
Three Hundred Now Doing Mems Work in the Bank of England.
 Managers Pleased.

London, Sept. 6.--While it is noth- ing rleM in the United States to see women hold responsible bank posi- tiCns it is only the war which has let loose female talent in the orthodox world Of finance in England.
 The grandfathers Of the present generations would have turned in their graves if they were told that such thing as female clerk were employed by the "Oid Lady of Thread needle Street" that is, the Bank of England.
 Three hundred women are doing mons work in that august establish ment
 A few days ago. . number of male clerks threatened to strike because the female clerks wanted waiting on' on account of the colossal size of the big ledgers.
 Still the fair accountants remain and the men have not cleared out Managers, on the other hand, profess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
REASONABLE RETfpEs.
Fried Egg Plant.

IaSN AASsss Et.lits
 = Pare 5the" egg plant into slices .As inch thick and 'fhon cut the'snces into quarters, dust with salt and psppcI. Dip i'll egg diluted With . tablespoon- fui of water and dip in cracker crumbs. Cover" the bottom of frying ,basket and fry in cfisco hot enough to brown g crun.b of; bread in 60 counts or 'SS25 degrees. Fry until crisp and delicate- ely Drowned. Care must De taken not to have the crisco too hot, as the crumbs will brown before inc egg plant is cooked Drain on soft paDer and serve with tomato catsup. Good combination for veal or lamb,
 ~ Scalsoped Egg Plant.
 Fry egg plant as per recipe above. Before frying the egg plant, make a cream cheese sauce as follows:
 Two tablespoonfuls crisco; 2 table snoonfu&s floutss 1assteaspoonful salt; plnnGqhg Pepp perss apineh paprika,9 1 cup afvl y milks lill ks ss2atablespoopfuls cheese. g.. Cream the flour and scriseo,. add sseas7o]n7iag seas ]7 ! and cook foa few minutes, then add sgradllally the :scalded milk and cook over boiling water until smooth Add cheese and stiff well to prevent curdlfng. Arrange fried egg plant in baking dish afd pour over the sauce. Sprinkle bread &tcsrYmbs and cheeses over the top and. place in moderate~over about twenty alnfnutes. allow to brown nicely last few min utes hefore removing < I'VE s..sSs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07

s. C. Alexander and Dan P. Burford of the S. C. Alexander Cotton com- pany left yesterday for Boston and other Eastern centers on business connected with the cotton trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
COTTON BELT ID
 HAVE NEW HEAD,
 'TIS RUnOREO
Gossip Has It Miller or Ev- erlnan Will Succeed
 Britton.

That F. T. Britton, for very many ydars president of the Cotton Belt, isifo retire. and is to be succeeded by Henry Miller, formerly vice president of fhe Cotton Belt and more recently received and general manager of the Wabash is persistent lumor which is circulating among railroad men, here and at other points between St. Louis and Dallas, Texas.
 One phase of the rumor is to the effect that John W Everman, now vice president and general manager of the Cotton Belt, will succeed Mir Britton This rumor goes a bit into the past, alleging that recently MT. Everiman was urged to return to the Texas G Pacific, in high capacity, but was prevailed upon to remain with tho Cotton Belt, ultimately to get a position even higher than the one he now holds.
 Verification of either rumor can not be obtained. but that the report has wide circulation is indicated by the following from the Texarkanian of Saturday last;
 "The railroad world is intensely in- 5 LtISSLGus II d ltSlSAolIiii LliuCl EcinSo the rounds the past few days that K. H. Britton is to be retired from the presidency of the Sf. Louis Southwest ern Railway company Cotton Belt rohte) It is further rumored that Henry Miller, former vice president of the road. but more lately connect ed with the Wabash, as one of the receivers and general manager, may become the. head of the Cotton Belt route.
 Causes for the proposed change are assigned owing to recent report on the property of the St. Louis Southwestern railway, prepared by railroad experts, which has tended to bring about dissatisfaction, and the directors, it is alleged, contemplate an improvement in conditions by changing the executive of the road.
 Authorities, however, claim the Cotton Belt has suffered decrease in revenue alung. with other Southern roads by reason of the lax conditions IS regards cotton and lumber ship nnents, which is the. chief tonnage of the road Y
 ''Ioeal Cotton Belt officials were unable to throw any definite light on the situatiaaanw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
ALLY GRAPHIC PINE rdEspA n6B1ae g5
LABOR EXPECTED
  T() SEEK REPEAL OF ''DLUE'' LAWS
Iexarkana Council Starts Ball Rolling for Movies
 on Sunday.

That organized labor is to take q stand for the repeal of certain laws now sxisting, and he passing Of cer- tain laws to bs proposed, at ahc next S saion of the legislature, to the end taat certain amusemants may De al- lowed on Sunday, IS the opinlon ot |. number of labor lead IS in various parts Of ahe state, and quite a mum Der of prominent politicians of the state appear well disposed to assist the labor unions ill their plans.
 Only a fortnight or so ago some of the labor unions as HeSar&ana formally Iinsd up with owners of moving picture snows, i'll flgnt tor the operation of the movies on sun day. This movement has alrs tuy spread to number of other tow ns m the sta.e, and is eXpecle5 tu be ssn- orally pus1ed through the state be- fore the next legislature conv.nes. In Little Rock and Pine Bluff, the light for Sunday picture shows las aire4qy been S arreu, although local movie managers kept opsn only i few Sum days, because ot warnings from the cCunty authUrltl 2S A.
 1t is understood that the fight ito be made for ouLday picture shows during limited hours, and for Sun uay baseball as well. proponents of ,, these measures say that picture show performances bstween 1 D. m. and D D. H. on Sunday afternoons VIII not ] interfere with any religious sseryico, nor will Sunday baseball, as the games will also be over by $ .p.,rnt at the latest These amuselnents and pleasures are admitted to be clsan and innocent, and the laboring men are of the opinion they should be ai-s lowed, just as golf. tennis or other such sports are allowed.
 So far as Sunday baseball is com, ernad, this much may be said, that there are sa dozen or more cities anu towns in the state which would .sbe s.ble to put a team into the field and furnish entertaining sport and d. vertisa ment, if the games could be 1 played Sundays. Little Rock 1tself, a member of the Southern league, would be d much better baseball town, if games coul5l be played Sun day afternoons. ~ i,vv 4,.s s..
 None of the local labor. leaders will discuss the matter, one way or i another, except to say that they know i of no plan for sf aellaral, statewide campaign in this respect. Itis 'ltnown,i however, that the rank and file of union labor is in favor Of sueh.laWs, as will allo,w of some amusements on Sunday afternoons.#f} Asasst9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
MILNER CHAIRMAN
 EQUALIZATION BOARD
Equaligers Meet Again This Morning to Begin Task of Reviewing
 Assessments.

J. D. Milner was elected chairman of the Jefferson county equalization board at the first meeting of the body yesterday. The other members ere J. E. Avery, J. II. Pilkington, Maj. il. A. Mccoy and Will Nichol
 Except to select chairman. and arrange for the work before them, no business was transacted yesterday by the board, which will meet again this morning at 9:30 o'clock to begin re- viewing the assessments of the coun- ty as made by Assessor Fred Fucker on renditions by property-owners
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
Home Course in Cooking

press individHality in clothing without a striking disregard for the prevail ing fashion of style? What influence, for good or bad will the !{l clothing Ig have on your child? How WI VIII 1t influence l; the children of oth- 7 f.l,1 s,5 s,l.... lv,f.fat ,.Y.u.c1
 How will the various articles se- lected launder? :.
 Will the .1H}W ris39pinss method be a How. far. should a child of fifteen be 'fesPbnsiblb fof. the choire and use of clothing to bring about eo-operation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
MANY COMPLAINTS HEARD.

This summer many persons are complaining of headaches, @me backs rheumatism, hiliousness and of being 'Nlways tired" Aches, pains and ills caused by kidneys not doing their work yiald quickly to Foley Kidney Pills. They help elimination, give sound sleep and make you feel better Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
E, f.t HIyDSOysS@ STATEMENT.

E. G. Hudson, merchant Of Cha7 / blee, ca, says Foley Cathartic Tab lets are the "best On earth" for z
 thorough cleansing and movemants of the bowels without the slightest 11a- convenience or sicl12ning and no ba 6 effects. They certainly do relle eves II m digestion or constipation quickly afio livan up the liver They make you feel light. free and energetic. Mann Pharmacy. # t6l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
TETTER ITCHED
 AND BURNED All Over Face and On Scalp. In, Terrible Condition. Hair ,
 Fell Out In Handfuls.
lE4E.Al.El) BY CUTiCURA
 SOAP AND 0!N ! MENIi


 ''T had letter all over my face and on mY scalp My face would itch and burn and become irritated, and ] couldn't help {scratching it. was ill a terrible conditionj Ny hair began falling out in handfulsss and my scalp itched and burned sot ! couldn't rest. I was bothered with letter about twelve months. I tried all kinds of remedies but all failed l used Cuticura Soap and Ointment three months and i1 : stopped my hair from falling out and entirely : healed the tetter
 My little girl also had it on her face and hands Her face was red and indamed and :. she would fret and scratch until it would bleed used Cuticura Soap and Ointment on her face and hands. Now she is entirely we'll" (signedD Mrs. O. L. Hendrix. { liritna, Va, Jan. 5, 1915.
 Sample Each Free by Mail
 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard '.Cut;cura, Dept. T, BCs. tou.'s Sold throughout the world.
 ,y~~v-sr stsaz ~ L ss.J
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
DEATH OyEETAllES sPEEDER. 0. (. Bixler's Machine OyerGnlns i
 Race at Jlarez, Mexico.

Juarez, Me-, Sept. GO. 6, Bixler, driving a Mercer car, was killed this afternoon at the Juarez race track when the car overturned, The accll- dent happened in the 18th lap of 25- lap race. The car rolled over three times. His mechanician was seriously injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07
'.g4alll2 (sxe4.les:ylgg.2...es;.s'sal.,. ...es;. B 'sl.,.

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and 2 bad breath arc usually caused by inac- f tive bowels. Get box of Rexall Orderlies. They act gently and effec- E lively. Sold only by us at 10 cents.
 BedeIl's. The ouaiity Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
DRUG FAMINE IF
.~@.... WAR CONTINUES.

The advance in the price Of the drugs
| caused by the war has been followed
by the Evening Post in series of
items in the past two weeks
The New York Sun publishes an in
teresting report on the situation Is
says in part:
If the war continues illness is going
to be more expensive luxury in the
United States this coming winter than
ever before. Prices Of drugs are even
now soaring to a height never hitherto
attained within the memory of the old
est pharmacist
Nor is this the worst of it. Not only
are many drugs selling at figures which
would be prohibitive but for the neces-
sity which compels their purchase at
whatever price, but there are many
not be obtained for love or money un-
less the belligerents lay down their
arms in the next few weeks. The coun-
try is actually threatened with drug
famine.
There are several contributing caus-
es, all based on the war. The United
States, according to New York man
ufacturer, depends on Europe for 10
per cent. of its supply. Europe other
wise occupied this year. is not produce
ing more than very small fraction of
the normal supply of herbs and other
plants which go to make up most of
the household remedies and prescrip-
tiOns.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
paintsyllle, XIV, Sept. 2S, 1915

To Whom 1t May Concern:
4 take pleasure in saying that have
known w. T. Cain OF Louisa, KY, who
is now a candidate for Commonwealth s
Attorney on the Republican ticket, for
thirty years and have been intimately
associated with him from boyhood. and
have been associated with him in an
official way, He was County Attorney
of Martin County while | was Circuit
Judge, and he has practiced in my
court for twelve years. He is sober, in
dustrious and good lawyer. He is well
qualified to MI the office OF Common
wealth's Attorney He is fearless and
honest. and will take care OF the inter-
ests Of the people, II elected,
(ady) A. J. KIRK.
Judge OF the Twenty Fourth Judicial
Court OF Kentucky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Mr.. Lear will have with him at Mr..
Il. Z. Shannon's place on October ~
and % not only moderate priced, SER
viceable suits, but wonderful suits di-
rect from Paris. A specially arranged
exhibition OF the latest fashions, SO
great in diversity of style, color and
trimming, ideas that gay Paris shines
through them all, so full Of style and
the allurement of beauty that every wo-
man Of good taste will be enthralled.
You are cordially invited to view them
Remember the date, Oct. 1928. Will
you come and see? You are heartily
welcome. .f. It
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
Pikeville, KY, Sept. 2S. 1915.


l understand that w. T. Cain, Of Lou
lisa, KY, formerly of Martin county.
Kentucky has been nominated for
Commemorative Attorney in the 32nd
Judicial District. ! wish to say that
first met Mr.. Cain twelve years ago at
my first term as Commonwealths At
torney in the Gath Judicial District. He
was then county attorney Of Martin
county. He served during four years of
my time as such therefore had an oc-
casion to observe his ability, and 1
wish to say for him, that l regard him
one of the strongest prosecutors know
of. My only wish is that all the dis
tricts had such timber as Mr.. Cain. I
trust that he will be elected. You will
find in him an able man, honest, fear
less and competent. With kindest re-
CARDS, | am yours truly,
(adv) JNO. f. BUTLER.
Elk. Judge 35th Judicial District.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Diamond and sew
en- children of this vicinity, and Mr..
and Mrs. Colonel Waller and children.
Of Potters, left Thursday for Chand
Ter, Okla, where they will reside.
Chandler is the home OF Charley Ey-
ans, former resident Of this county.
Mr.. Evans will meet his old friends be-
fore they arrive at Chandler and ac-
company them to their new home Mr..
Diamond and Mr.. Waller are sober.
honest and Industrious men, and all
who know them were sorry to see
them leave their "Old Kentucky Home"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

Again we have the pleasure OF an
nouncing the coming OF the great
Ladies Tailor MIR. George Lear, who
will be at Mr., +. +. Shannon's place
of business in Louisa on October %
and %. Mr.. Lear will have on display
and for sale, the very latest creations
in suits, coats, dresses, frocks, blouses
and waists. Individuality stamped on
every garment, combined with the
highest standard OF quality and price.
Ladies, come and look at this display
whether you want 20 buy or not. 1t
will be pleasure to show the beauty
of these garments 1t.