The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-12-15

have nuts and candy for Christmas.
Come TO Hers and experience the
sensation Of feeling your worries fade
away.
Farm Eor SaIe--1S0 acres, u
miles east Of Hartford, divided by l..
& n. Railroad. so acres good bot
tom land. 100 acres cleared. Good
water supply. VIII sell one-half If
desired. Excellent title and price is
right. Location could hardly be bet
ter Apply to L. p. Foreman, Hart
ford. Ky. 22tf
Mr. Don Tichenor has sold his res
taurant and will likely leave Hart
ford in the near future. He made
many business friends during his stay
in the restaurant business who re-
gret that he has sold his interests
He 10 a strong believer in newspaper
advertising and got results from the
printers ink.
Mr.. Tice Burns, of OwensborO. is
in charge of the COOPERATIVE Tobac-
co Warehouse here. Mr.. Burns
spent the winter in Hartford in con-
nection with the tobacco business
several years ago and his friends are
glad that he has been returned by
his company. Mrs Burns will ar
rive today to be with her husband
Manager Nelson, of the Blue Front
Cash Grocery, will move into the
Heavrin- Barrass building on Main
street when repairs on that building
are Completed Mr. Nelson expects
to move part of his stock Tuesday
and will maintain two stores for the
present His regular prices will pre-
vail at both stores.
Il is better to give than TO receive
but the Joy of receiving one of those
fruit baskets so carefully prepared
at Hers knows no bounds just the
thing for a Christmas gift TO moth
er, sister or lady friend The head
OF this firm will take pleasure in adj
yising with you confidentially in re-
gard TO your choice.
As was predicted in The Republi-
can last week German a. Co. have
leased the Bean planning mill storage
building on the Centertown road and
are receiving the COOPERATIVE pool
of the Hartford district at that place.
1t is expected that a season will fol-
low the snow that fell yesterday and
if so the rush will begin.
Leave your laundry at Casebier's
Pool Room, Agents for the White
Swami Laundry of Evansville. Dam
aged garments promptly replaced.
Work called for at Hartford residence
es ON Monday and delivered by the
following Thursday. Special atten-
tion to out-of-town customers. OPP
en- day and night. Opposite Repub-
lican building.
The G. o. Tuck Tobacco company
has voluntarily raised the price Offer
ed by them and accepted by the Equi-
10.
the society was SID TO ST but was
raised by Tuck to $3.50 to $3.50.
This voluntary action on the part OF
the purchasers brings joy to the
hearts of the Equity poolers and 9TH
ers who expect to sell to this compa-
ny.
The ladies of the Methodist church
closed their bazar last night. Al
though the receipts were not up TO
the standard of former years the
bazaar was success. II is the gen
eral opinion that the ladies made
mistake when they discontinued serv-
ing the regular meal that had grown
famous in this section. The decis-
ion to dispense with the dinner was
made on account OF the increase in
the price OF food stun. but 1t was ex-
pected by customers of the bazaar that
the ladies' would likewise raise their
price. sis
DR.. Voolfolk Barrow. OF Lexing-
ton. and Mr.. A. w. Logan. city. re-
Gently completed a very successful |
bird hunt OF several days. DR.. Bar
row bagged the limit OF twelve each |
day and between 200 and 800 quaiis
were killed by the party. Mr.. Lo-
gan stated in an interview yesterday
that be, had recently seen some very
large coyeys of quail and seemed 10
be'of the opinion that,they have sut-
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