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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-11

players and fans alike were glad
see him again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-11

WANTED-Washings, Mrs. Harry
Rudd, at 227 Union ST. 53t6'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
slmrrifaniiaes arisss- allsrlei.

Der goarb Of Irabe IN aonbon bts
reitst cine ipsiiere 2iite pon Mriiteln
Dor, beren Ginfubr nad grobbritGns
nien ptrboten ipsrbsn iolI. gs gtbSren
ba5u: gsisn unb giiritsn, 9laitn unb
Auritbduie, Wurssln unb pfldnjsn,
Wemiite in isber 3ubereiiung, gIfsns
bsin, 9ummirdbsr, Gal3. Stdrie,
Deytrin unb Gartoffslmebl.
aaut 2lntiinbisuns bes bieiisen rui-
iiihen 6onbsls sglitanes, 6. 3. Webs
5ifbppstp. nit Bureau in 30. "A
Wbitsbdn Sirabs, bat bic ruEif9s
Regisrung 5ur ResuIirung Der gers
fradiung bon SdiFfssiiiern unb 2as
bunssn mad 5dfen bes Wsibsn Weerss
anstorbnet, bab porIdufig bis 5im 15.
Suni tein 9anbelspertsbr BON pripas
ten Gdiffen nnh biefen 5dfsn srIdu6t
1T; au9 mag bic Sperre iiber bisitn
9ermin binuus perldnsert ipsrbtn.
Die 1fterreihifde Rtgisrune bat ben
Der. Stoaten ibre wsrIion bon Dem
4nsrjff eines ibrer llnterIesboots duf
bic ruiIifhe 9urts n,5mpsrator1 alits
sstbsilt, Don ipelder stpsi Qlmsriianer
gereiiei fpurbtn, unb 3ipnr beitrtittt Iie,
bab bas 5obr5sug ubne Wdrnung ans
ssgriffsn iporbeu iit, tpis Der ameritas
nifde Eoniul aus Barcelona aemslpet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
GrnnSsisent6Hms iltbertrasnnasn.
Gineinnati. Is. Wlai.


Sobn 20. WpIis, elbn'r., an 9siisl
). 9adman. unsefdbr 80 @der aant
in Gsftions 8 unb 10 in Wliami
Sonnibip, $1,000.
Charles $. Green an Wlargarsi
groips, 13a Older aanb an Der Dbio
9urnpits in Surpep 60s in 2lnbers
ion Soipnjbip. (Steiler $2); 81.
Sobn Campbell an gbarles g.
Sparts, 80 Gub an Der ROrbitits Der
Rariin Strabs, (Steuer $1.50); 81.
gbparb part an Gnmufl .. goos
per, 81 bel 100 5uB an Der Subtitle
Der Blair 9lpenus. 300 CUB 0itIih Der
Reabing gioab, (Sieusr $1.5o); 81.
Gowuel 9. Cooper an gfthsr
aepin, baaieIbe gissntbum. (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
Die Union SaDines o. u. z. Co..
sruftee, an glbert %. Saptporb, Got
19 in Der Gnanb girefe llntsrabtbeis
lung in Gsttion IA in MilIeresf
1oipnfbip. (Steuer $1); 81.
Die probibent S1Dings 3. u. 3.
Co., Sruites, on gbD1rb Q. Sarts
man, Got 141 in Der aennor glace
llnterabtbeiluns, lStsner 50t); 81.
Die Cincinnati @omans Glubboufe
60. on ben Cincinnati DOmnng Club.
134 BEL 200 SUP on Der Siibfsite Der
Sat Strabe, 106 1s5nt 6ftIih Der
Winsloip Gtrabe, $57, 100.
Senrb Gutter an bic geefman Ctr.
3. II. 6. 60, 25 SUB an ber anor
Strabe in sSoirmpunt, 81.
Martin Barnes, WnGldb, an gb<
lparb 2emtubl. 5.O2 g[der Ganb IN
Geffion z in goIerain TopnTbip,
(Sfeuer 50c); 81.
gbparb 2smtuM an Mrtbur 2emz
ful. busfelbe Gigtnibum, (Sieusr
50c); 81.
s5reberif u. Dietria an emma,
Dieirid, 4Obsi 1876 5uB ON Der Sib.
feite Der 5erbert 9lpenue, 100 SUB
5itlih Der glenmore Qlbenue in gbss
blot, 81.
aute @rtman an Wa1rp u. grgus
ion, 33ibsi 1o5 5ub an Der Wsititite)
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Mehr @1igtsh ptni.

Mebr Wbisten, neuss
ger Bier. 9rob Der shdtidds, baB
prcbibiiions gtisbe In iisben Gtaas
ten felt BEN /. Suli 1915 in araft
getreten iinS, iinS I'M lduf.nbsn Jis'
ldliabr, enbsnb 30. 5uni 1916, 70,
melt iaon 100000 Gallonsn Wbis.
iep me6r in ben Der. Ginaien srseugt
ipcrbsn. ais supor. gsriate an Sos
s5rlanbIteuer Bureau rddben bic
Osiammt5unabme Der DbisisbprDs
BUTTON fir bns scnSe Jisialiobr nnf
anniberno 100000 Gallonen.
gBGbrsnb bss aisiden 3eitraums 1T
nis 6sriitIluna bon Bier I'M msbr dls
100000 Sab, b. |. $4,000. 600
gallonen. i'm 9treltih 3u ben 3iffsrn
bes Uorjabrss suriidseeangen. Die
pefammte Bisrprpbutiion fir 5ds
iyisfaiiabr. tnbenb 30. Suni, nirb
auf &C, 600. 900 @nIlonsn ipsniaer qe.
ffibt, als in benz boranfssaanssnen
sSistolidbr. Cine aubercrbsntli6s 3us
uubme bss WerbrauGs bon 3isorren,
3isnretieu unb Snbas ipirb fiir bas
IoufsHbe s}isialjobr ssmefbei. Die
psrsinnabmten Gttutrn auf Mau&baa
res pdbrenb Der neun nlcnais ens
httnb 81. Wdrs. erssbsn cine 3unobs
me pom dnnd1ssnb 5000. 900 ssgen
bas Isbss GistaIia1r.
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GrunseieeniIl, iIl,llns.s .sppot9eisH.
Reutinaetrassm

~ ' - ~ - = -
Gilbert SO. Sapparb on aipn 8. II.
3. Co., $4,000.
QlIbsrt Mislanb an WiIlidm W.
DilIiams. $500.
Gitbsr 9epin an gnterpriie y. VI,
Co., $4500. Z
80. an 6amusl D. Cooper, 5000.
emiiis Sttins an 6pbs part Sap'
ings 8ant Co., $4,000.
gbirarb Q. 9artmann an aibsral
6. II. .. Co., $500.
glnna Wi. Wlad an 8eetman Strss.
3. u. g. Co., $500.
gbparb Qemtubl an Gin Strsst
Snbuiirp 6. II. q. &c., 5000.
Sulia 8. Glearp an Weiilpooo
5omeitsab Co., $500.
Warp u. Gsrsuion an @oobburn
9tps. 3. u. 6. 60, $2500.
ernit 8. groipn an bic Sailsb
gans, $2600.
Sobn R. gpiie on grnIt Station 6.
u. 9. Co., $3250.
Wiliam 6. W1lfsr al Baltimore
gtbe. g. II. 3. Co., $500.
SarrD 3. 8oromnnn an ShiiBsH
3. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
Roiene1 ebannea an Wlabiicn y.
u. 9lo. 2, $2500.
sSfadc q. Gonflin on Blue Iib
3. u. 6. &c.. $500.
Raibilba sfmsrinstr an pearl
Wlarfet gnnf, $500.
Charles $. Worenn on Brighton
German Banf Co., $500.
Qaprence .. Spencer an @iIliam
Sobn. $46a.
Sulius gotmaun an Grnit'S!atipn
9. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
9th See 9slipsrb go.san bic
glspeldnb 2ruit Co.. 81.
Charles g. Sorris an Mt. Waihs
inatcn 9. 3. II. .. Co.. $4,000.
Soc aeipis an Southern Sbip 6.
u. Z. Co.. $500.
Senrp grouie on bo., $500.
9eiie Barnett an Centennial 3. u.
$500.
Carrie auartors on eagle g. II.
g. a.. 5000.
@etilate 5ppotbettn.
Carrie Subepobi an Soutbsrn Obio
6. u. 3. Co., $1,000.
Daiin M,srhnnt an Gereia SoIfs
mann, $500.
Soiepb 1iIlsr an IL. Marb Q. II.
6. g., $4,000.
Shabert .. Sapibion an Sonthern
Ohio 6. II. &. Co., $1,000.
Wm. 6. Walter an Rpbert 3. grss
Zap, $500.
aissis gOpp an 5eurp GbIinsu,
$500.
Rate artmann an q. 8. paaoub,
S242.50.
aimbrofe 8. pd1oub an Doobburn
llpe. 9. II. 9. Co., $500.
s. u. g. posue 60. an Central
zruif unb Safe 9epofit Co.,
$500, 900.
Mlarsaret O. g1snep an proDibent
Snpinss 3. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
5tlen 6. glippingtr an Mubfon
3. q. 30. 2, S2250.
GamueI e. 9abiss an 1srrareI
parf 3. II. 6. Co.. S250O.
Gotparb 8. Sapnes an 2ency 3. II.
2. Co., 5000.
Settle g. 2inbisp an GONE Q. u.
7. Co.. $4,000.
5pbn 3. aellep on ct. Bernard 6.
!. .. u. Co., S25O0.
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auf ben bubinfer Iisgenbsn Gartsn.
Der NIT elmer @ruppe alter glta5icn
ieinen af6fdIuB fanb. @olbiJes
'SonnenIidt burdflutets ben nit b0Gs
iter glesan5 ausssitatteien Raum.
.Run rube Did aus. glste. 1bue,
als Oh Ou gu '6aille iudrit. Sa TO-"
fubr er nit einem 9GGsln fort, ais
sr iie nit iidjtlid<r @eitiiguna unter
ben feibsnen @orbdneen iteben bIeibsn
fab, .oas tpirD Dir ni9t 10 Ieibt.
Der abftanb 1T EN- bib9en sroB -
ni9t ipabre Darum laife ben aupf
nur ni9t bdngen 9u glaubit Iiidt,
pis bulb iib bds seip69nt. gent
baran, bdb Ou BEL Ontel 9innert
bift. gla9ber ipoIlen mir ipeitsr NIT
einanber beiprehen, bd t0niisn mir
a[es in Rube iitsrIegen. Sd beIft
Dir, ainb."
Danit mar -er ssgunsen. Wenn
dber irseub ettpns berubigenb al,f
elsie seipirtt, 10 iporsn ss ieine leg
ten @orte. Dennod tonnte lie riift
mad bem MunIde BEG Ontels In bies
lem Simmer iia ppbnli6 einrihisn
unb ausruben. Sic paste iaurn. ben
SUB puripGrts su isssn uub muBte
BON Grau Robipein in bas glebens
simmer an ben sebsdtsn 5iidh sefiibrt
iperben. Dos freunblihe 3urebrn
berIsIben befpog lie tHolid, ettpas 81
ellen unb elm 9las @ein 5a trinten.
Sic bssann in Der 5bat iid beIisr
gu fiiblen.
Sn5piifen mar Der glbenb berein.
eebrp9en. yrau Robpein, pelhe
Der iunssn 1rau bis ieBt 9sieli6ait
ssleiitet, bate bas 3immer pfrlahen
unD SnfsI Sinrih fam. nad ibr gu
isben. sic eritien ibn piel rubissr
unb eefaBter. Bel ibrsr slntunft
bate iis ibm ben Ginbrud sema6t,
uls oh fie p0Ilig bsn Sopf perlorsn
babe.
.Tun, ainb, ipie iit6t's ausg Bel
Ter, nidt pabr? SD baGie mir
i6on, haB Du bolb pieber 81 Dir
fpmmen piirbelt. S0r mai, GIs!e,
iit's Dir redt. penn mir elei4 einmal
BON Dir iprehen? Sd meine nur 10
melt nls n0tig 1T, bduit ih ni9t Dsrs
eebens eas unteriie su oberii tebre.
9entft Du. su ben giiiinss 5nriid 81
seben2"
Rein, SnfsI 9tnnerI - rlie!" ents
sesnsis fie, inbem sbrdnen in ibren
4usen i6immsrtsn..
.GoSbam! Das tlinst ia sapoliis
bart. Daft Oh Dir Ous fpobl iiber'
leat2"
,Sa - ib babe Is mir iiberleet.
Sd lam nidt suriid. Sic tpiirben
mid au6 niht pieber uufnebmen."
rRa MI! Men meinit Dn nit BEN
riis"2"
.syeniiesanna W5s, unS - Serb"
rDas 1T benn pafiirt2 Run, fage
mir MIR allss, pie es 70 getommen 1T.
Sstraut babe i9 bem 5dnbel Hift.
Da 1T bod bic Sdwissermuttsr Das
bint.r, bic alis Billing Bat nrd rie
gut tbun tDnnen, i'd babe es mir bei'
rabe ssbu6t. boB 0u- duf bic Sousr
litt nit Der austommen fpiirbeit."
Sntsl 6inneri, i9 CLAUDE, ia bin
'slbIt i6ulb. Der bdrte aopf gebt
MINER nit mir bur@. SD ipOllte
mir nibts sefaIIeu laien, uno Gentjes |
lima M0e bahte lDohi, oab i4 es
niibte, neil - neil -
Die erinnernna iiberfpdltisie Die
uuse Jrau unb Shrdneu rplIisn iiber
Ere Wangen.
(Gortiesuus fOlst.)
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9as g dItm m He.

rSassn sic mir iebt mai aufri6>
tig, 9err Sanitdtsratb, mas fir cine
&rantbeit i'd eigentli4 babel"
saDnnen 'Sie bic @ubrbeit ertras
gen, gndoise lrdu2"
y4ber sspiB! llnb nun ipannen
sic mid nt@t ldnser auf bic Softer;
mas fehlt MIRO
sHi@tsl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16

Der giair etDsnut, 2eo gub SiIi9
Der Rsabins9loab, (Sieuer $l.50; 81.
Gamusl D. Cooper on Carrie
AuartOrs. 10 BEL 100 SUB an otr
Giieisits Der Blair glpenue, 260 JuB
0FIih btr ltisabins RCab, (Stsutr
$l.50); 81.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

James Kevil, of this city, and a
very fine gentleman. Sikeston
will be glad to welcome Mr..
Kevil and his daughter to its
midst. -Sikeston, NO., Exchange
Miss Annie Louise Dean, who
spent the winter in Florida with
her grandmother. Mrs. A. V.
McFee, is expected to return to
her home at Crider, KY, soon.
She visited friends at Knoxville,
Tenn, and Louisville. KY, en-
route home.
S. H. Franklin. generally call
ed affectionately uncle Hale, 4"
is seriously i'll at his home on
North Court street. On account
of his age and feeble constitu.
ton, little hope is entertained of
his recovery.
Senator James came in Satur-
day morning and remained until
Sunday morning. when he re.
turned to Washington. While
here he informed his friends that
the U. S. government will pro.
coed at once with the postoffice
building and that it will be com.
pleted and ready for occupancy
within Is or IS months.
Isaac billiard. one of our
boys who appreciates his oppor.
tunities, returned from the Yves.
tern Kentucky State Normal last
week and has a job to keep him
busy evenings and Saturdays,
and has entered the Marion high
school to continue his studies. !
Isaac in later life, will be glad !
he wasn't too smart" to attend
the home school after having at
tended college away from home. |
He is the elder son of Charles
billiard, who is one of the city S
most trusted employees on street |
work, and a man who can be de-
pended on.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

Bros, Buggy Co., Henderson,
KY; G. w. Dean, The George
Delker Co.. Henderson, Ky.;N.
G. Wasserboahn, Foster Stove
Co., Louisville; P. W. Province.
Parkin & Orndorff Co., Padu.
cab; Mrs. P, W. Province, with
husband. Paducah; S. ]. Gray,
American Steel Wire Co., Bowl.
ing Green: j. W. North, Ameri-
can Machine Co., Louisville: F.
N. Wilkerson, Mitchell Wagon
Co., Greensboro; c. E. Dumphy.
Vulcan Plow Co.. Evansville: O.
j. Glenn, Parkin & Orndorff.
Paducah; NJ. F. Daughtery, OIL
yer Chilled Plow Co., Hender.
son; Tom Holt, Hartman Mfg.
Co., Evansville.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Cochran & Company's
Demonstration a Success

Cochran & Company's Imple-
ment day was a wonderful sue
cess. The register in their store
contains over 1900 names of per-
sons who visited their ware
rooms Monday. This firm re-
Gently took in 100000 in cash
in one day and we would not be
surprised if Mondays business
exceeded that. All Marion and
Crittenden county should be
proud of a firm like Cochran &
Co. This firm composed of
Tom Cochran, Lawrence Order
and Avis Stephens. and would
be a credit to any city.
Those who assisted and the
firms they represented are as
follows:
r, H. Rodgers, Southern Stove
Works, Evansville, Ind; H. D.
Bourland, Evansville Paint &
Varnish Co., Evansville; Tom
Vancleye, international Harves.
ter Co., Evansville; 7. E. Snider,
International Harve ster Co.,
Evansville; W; j. Grove, Delker
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Prof. Rhodes at Prince
ton and Dawson Springs.

Prof. McHenry Rhodes, State
City School Supervisor. enroute
from Marion to Dawson Springs,
spent Wednesday night in the
city and mingled with our citi-
zens yesterday morning. Prof.
Rhodes is well liked by our peo-
pie who are always delightvd to
have him visit Princeton. He
was not feeling very we'll and
thought it advisable to stop at
Dawson Springs for a few days.
Princeton Leader:
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

motifs " Son sell q morse an(
mule feed that they are no
afraid to recommend, because
they feed it to their own horse
and know it is good.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Cowan, Of
Baker section, were in the city
shopping Tuesday. Their son il
in the Western Kentucky State
Normal at Bowling Green and is
progressing nicely.
FOR SALE:-Che for cash, 8
showcases. 2 stoves, tables,
sewing machine, cash register,
etc. You can see them at the
store. M. E. Fohs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcdonald
left last week for Chicago to WIS.,
it his mother. They have been
the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Barnett, since re-
turning from Florida.
have only 35 boxes of choice
wine saps left at Toe each, (level
half busheD. They are ex.
ira fancy. Come quick as they
will soon be gone. F. w. Num-.
Mrs. Myrtle Todd Towery and
son. Beverly Jr.. Of Springfield,
Ills, who have been'guests of her
parents. W. E. Todd and wife,
of Piney, will probably remain
until after Easter.
Nice 6 room residence. at edge
of town. Ideal place for poultry
raising or truck gardening. See
or write, w. E. Minner,
3l64tp Marion. Ky.
John Weldon has the contract
for building a residence for Jno.
w. Wilson on the Crittenden
Springs farm near where the
big hotel formerly stood
II you want more for your pro-
iuce take il to II. l.. Lamb,
Crayne. KY.
The Pierce livery barn, which
was sold Monday was purchased
by c. j. Pierce for $3.50. The
Christian church was not sold as
no satisfactory bid was made.
Let Yates do your cleaning
and pressing. One who knows
just how to do it. All work call.
ed for and delivered. Phone &c.
Mrs. Sam Leneare of Porter's
Mil section, died Tuesday Of
and was buried
Wednesday at Sugar Grove. She
was a daughter of the late Harve
Porter.
You are sure TO be pleased If
YOU trade with H. L. Lamb,
Crayne, Ky.
Misses Frances Blue, Kathe-
rine Yandell, Madeleine jenkins
and Virginia Blue returned Sun
day morning from Louisville,
where they spent a delightful
week sight seeing and shipping.
The |. c. railroad will run a
special train to Louisville on &C.
count Of the Kentucky Educa-
tional Association" on April 10th.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

duce take it to H. L. Lamb,
Crayne, Ky.
Rev. Henry V. E'c)tt will
preach at Deans S:ho ! Hou 'e
next Sunday afternoon. April
18th at 2:30 o'clock.
Coat Suits latest models new
shades and best styles at re-
markably low prices.
Lottie Tinsley Terry
Little Miss Louise Taylor is i'm
proving and hopes to be at Sum-
day School ere many more Sun.
days have passed.
Ladies. If you would buy from
a milliner who is in sympathy
with the poor people. buy from
me. Miss Pearl Waddell.
Wallace c. Franklin. of Mus
cogee, Okla. was called here last
week on account of the serious
illness of his father. S. H. Frank
lin, who is not expected to live.
RECEPTION" coffee of
quality. with an aroma all its
own. Try it and you will thank
US. ASHER G. LAMB.
Mrs. o. P. Yeakey. of Blod-
gett. Mo-, is at the bedside of
her father, the venerable Hale
Franklin, who is in a critical
condition.
See me for anything in the
millinery line. My motto is TO
Please My Customers in Quality
And Price. Pearl WADDELL.
G. NJ. Order left Wednesday
for Paducah to attend the Pres.
bytery Of the Southern presby.
terrain church he being the del.
egate from the local church.
II you want full value for your
money trade with II. l.. Lamb.
Crayne. Ky.
County Court day brought one
OF the biggest crowds here. seen
in Marion in many months. The
streets were crowded and all the
stores did a thriving business.
April 22nd. our last day in bu.
siness in Marion. Come in now
and get bargains. M. Z. Fohs.
Miss Annie Louise Dean, who
is one Of the bellies, of Princeton,
KY, will continue for several
weeks her visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner NJ. Proctor. Louisville
Times.
FOR SALE: Fine sow and sew
en- pigs. I. I. White.
Marion, Ky.
Cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. Agents for the White Swan
Laundry. Best in town. All
work called for and delivered.
Huffman & Cook. Jenkins Bldg.
Edgar +. Moore arrived Fri.
day morning from Elkton, where
he has been attending the Van
derbilt college. He has a posi-
ticn now with the Geological sur
vey, and reported at Golconda,
Ill.,, Monday morning for work.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

- = - - :, ,s-.--f3
Morris & Son have a good cof-
fee for 10 cents per pound.
Russell Moss is i'll of pneumo.
mia at his home on Salem street.
Dinner Sets. last chance price,
call and see them. M. E. Fohs.
\ W. L. Todd. Of Piney, was a
pleasant visitor in the city Mon.
day..
Is dozen waists to be sold cheap
newest styles.
Lottie Tinsley Terry
Mrs. Minnie Guess. of Dayton,
Ohio, is the guest of her moth.
er. Mrs. Rose Mayes.
Dinner Sets, last chance price,
call and see them. M. z. Fohs.
Miss Mira Dixon left Tuesday
<16pr a visit to friends in Evans
vile, Ind. and Mt. Carmel. III.
Comparatively new piano for
sale. w. V. Haynes. II
J. T. Walker. Of Sullivan. was
here Monday on business Mr..
Walker owns the John Num-
home place.
Dinner Sets, last chance price.
call and see them. M. +. Fohs.
Mrs. A. V. McFee and her
son. Ed Melee, returned Mon
day from Clear Water, Fla,
where they spent the winter,
Any price typewriter you
t See Walter Guess.
= Mrs. J. W. Wilson spent sew
eral days last week in Evansville
shopping and while there was
the guest Of Mrs. Z. y. Mccoy.
Morris 4 Son sell seed sweet
and irish potatoes
Mrs. ". f. Dowell and little
daughter, Of Tolu, are guests Of
Mrs. j. o Dixon on Carlisle
street.
April 22ud, our last day in bu-
siness in Marion. Come in now
and get bargains. NJ. +. Fohs.
Just received a new sample
ot hats 10 20 at a bargain.
/. Come early and get your choice.
Lottie Tinsley Terry,
Morris & Son have a complete
line Of Chase & Ssnborn's coffee
and teas.
April 22nd, our last day in bu.
siuess in Marion. Come ia now
and get bargains. NJ. Z. Fohs.
FOUND. On Walker street. a
key, No. P.N. II. with cotton
white string on il.
Geo. Glore.
Ii you want full valueifor your
money trade with H. l.. Lamb.
Grange Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

Rate $5.55 for the round trip
Tickets will be good also on tn,
10Th and 10Th on any train, al
tickets good returning Apr. 23rd
Let's all go.
Mrs. R. E. Wilborn was called
to Caneyville, KY, Tuesday, or
account of the critical illness Of
her father, John Bell Perry, who
has pneumonia.
You are sure to be pleased il
you trade with H. L. Lamb,
Crayne. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McGregor
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
McGregor, of Clay, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McGregor at Marion. = Provi-
dence Enterprise.
FOR SALE:-A good s tabl e,
want bids from parties who
will move same from my lot
and pay. me cash for the build
ing as it stands now. Mrs.
Josephine Adams.
Another one of Crittenden
county's boys was honored when
R. Allen Foster was offered a
fellowship in the Kentucky State
University at Lexington, KY. at
a good salary. He will accept
the honor this fall, we learn.
Barred Rocks, S. c. R. |. Reds,
S, c. White Leghorns. All eggs
from good laying strains. S1.OO.
for Is. Baby chicks 10 cents
each. Mrs. ]. B. Carter,
ZIG 4tp Marion, KY.
A. C. McClanah. of Rodney
section, delivered to Elliot To.
bacco Co.. Wednesday the last
Of his tobacco crop for this sea
son. which amounted to 5000
pounds, and brought him 5000
a round.
FOR SALE: AS | have left Ma
rion would like TO sell my
property there consisting of a
five room house and lot in East
Marion and the store building
next to the Farmers Bank on
Main ST. For particulars APP
ply to A. c. Babb or write to
me Bruce Babb. Macon, Ga.
Orlan Horning, Homer and
Sigsbee Lowery. Guy brennan
and Isaac billiard. FIVE of our
boys, returned from Bowling
Green Saturday morning. They
have been students in the Yves.
tern Kentucky State Normal
school.
The new street light ordered
in by the City Council. was in.
stalled and the current cut in
Tuesday. 1t is located on Salem
street near the crossing to the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
and will serve those well in that
vicinity.
j. B, Kevil, of Marion. KY,
has bought the Caboon property
on GLADYS ST., and together with
his daughter, expects to move
to SikestoH in May or June. Mr..
Kevil is the father of Dave and
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
The Presidents
Wedding Cake

was prepared bv Mrs.
Marian Cole Fisher
and Miss Pansy Bow
en-, both of whom are
k n Q W n throughout
the United States as
experts in Domestic
Science work. This
Wilson-Galt Wedding
Cake was worthy of
the occasion in every
respect. Calumet Bak
ing Powder was used
in its preparation and
both the above man,
ed ladies heartily re.
commend Calumet
Baking Powder for its
purity, wholesome
ness, economy and
never-f failing results.
These ladies use Cal
met exclusively in all
their work.
Reeeiped Highest Auard Worlds
Pure Food Exposition. Chicago:
Paris Exposition, france. March,
1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

fan Of 20 : points on the good heather
map tho cotton market was steady to-day
hut acquired something OF a holiday feel
:nE. Tho general inclination was TO cvcn
w old trades and not take much nav
business There much diversity OF opia-
Ion on thc governments coming condition
report.
Modcra-" supror, a; tho decline sIf-
fCi"ut 10 absorb offerings and rut prices
vi for small no; advance. Al ;hr best
%: IN. day trading months wrrc to Z
points over Saturdays close. Weather
stdcr.d fsvorahin. and hold down the lie
mard. The close steady, rlr:nt w
to points down MT.
closing bids Iuiy. 1851: October. ic7::
p"c":rbcr. /: -: january. 1928: Mar"n, l2 n5
Spot cotton. steady. UNCHANGED Sales on
th' SPOT. IS bales: 10 arrive. ccl bales.
Mi.dlnE. l?rSc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
TRADING on CURE
OF HOLIDAY CHARACTER

NEW YORK. May - Trading WIS OF !,
holiday character on the curb to-da? United
Motors" however. was tho object Of heavy
operations for syndicate account. Sales:
h Aetna Explosives. lIL70l.A: 100 "a.
nadtan National Gas. l's nifa: 100 Cuba Cane
Sugar. SS's q, st: 900 Maxim Munitions ~ q
N:; 2.tf0 Mid>alc. s2'a T6sN; leo Rikcrs. 81. rr
t:: i|o Tobacco Products. t36TIt. l.. nS1 United
Motors. S!isT syn: 2.soo cos'lrn on - Il 81.
81" Cons Nevada Utah. A4T-iG. 100 Gold
n"ld. 1913 800 Iumt,. - as: 4.coo Mex
D"rrath aaHtl: ino Nipisslng. ;@,"fT2i $500
ttN tcrs.. PA ~. l.soa Success 15u-i :. coz
Ton" Ext. Hha6'. STANDARD Oii OF New
J'iS"r SIS -: i STANDARD OIL "t New York,
.V"u %.