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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

cs,abi. window waa lighting up in
his honor. all in ali. M dlstrrsAfui
figure Of a fugitive from justice
as ever was on land or rea.
conceiving the block aa n well a.
brim with blaekncas and clamorous
with violent sound, studded on high
with Inaccessible. yellow bright loop
holes whercfrorn hostile eyes spled
upon his every secret movement.
and haunted below by vicious perils
both animate and stIii. he found
himself possessei Of an overpowcr.
ing desire 20 go away from there
quickly.
But--short OF further dabbiing in
crime-howy
To break his way 20 the street
thru one OF those houses would be
not only 20 invite apprehension. II
would be downright burglary.
To continue his hcadlong career
Of tho fugitive backwards tom.cai
was out Of the question. entirely too
much like hard work. painful into
the bargAln--witnaEs scratched and
abraded palms and agonlxed shins
Sooner or later his strength must
fail. some one would surely cspy
him and cry on the chase. he must
be surrounded and overwhelmed
while 10 hide behind aome ash bar
rel was not only ignoblc but down
right fatuoua. faith tho most sub
lime in his kismst couldn't excuse
any hope that. eventually. he would
not he discovered and ignominiously
routed out
Very well. theni SO be 81 Calmly
i. Sybaritc elected to venture an.
other and deeper dive into amateur
ish falfea-ance. and grtvely he stud
led the iaoffensiye building whose
back promises he was then infesting
II seemed TO offer at least the neg
alive invitation OF desuetude. II
showed no lights: had not an open
window--so far as could DO deter.
mined by stralninR sight aided only
by faint reflection from the liyid
skies. Ono felt warranted in as
sunlng the premises TO be vacant
Encouraging surmise! n such were
In fact the case. he might hope soon
to be counting his spoils In the
privacy OF his top-floor hall. bedroom,
back.
At the same time. 90 one ignorant
OF the primary principles OF house.
breaking. the problem OF negotiat.
Ing an entrance was of formidable
proportions.
To break basement window was
feasible. ccrtainly--but highly mad,
visable for a number OF obvious rea.
sons.
To force n window latch required
az memory served a long flatblad
cd knife--a kitchen knife: and y,
Sybarite happened 20 have no such
implement about him.
Similarly. TO pry open the back
door would require the services OF
a Jimmy Whatever that might bel
Moreover. there were such things
MS burglar alarms--inventio OF the
DEVIL
on tho other hand. unless his
senses deceived him, there were DO.
lice officers In plenty only n fence
or two away: and the back OF this
house boosted fire escape. BY in.
vcrtlng n convenient ash can and
standing on 1t, an active man might
possibly. II sufficiently desperate
manage TO jump n vertical yard
tmore or less), catch the lowermost
grating OF the fire escape and draw
himself up.
In thought 7. Sybarite turned
the galvanized iron cylinder bottom
up, clambered upon Il. and on tip.
toe sought to gauge the exact dis
lance OF the requisite leap. But now
the grating seemed 10 have receded
mt least three feet from Its position
as first judged-to be honelesslx 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS

MELLOW WING THE FLICKER
\ came GU, OF his hole In the Big
Hickory Tree and flew down on the
ground near Peter Rabbit. Peter saw
that when his wings were spread
nssey showed beautiful golden vel.
on the under side. and he under.
R<abd how Yellow Wing comes by his
name. The under side OF his tail.
feathers was also yellow. Around
his throat was a broad. black collar.
From this clear TO his tail we're black
dots when his wings were spread.
the upper part of his body. just
above the tall. was pure white.
N.Y. exclaimed Peter. You are
. handson,. fellow"
Yellow Wing looked pleased. Per.
hspx he felt n little f1attered. Il am
glad you think 30. Peter said he
'~r am rather proud Of my suit l
don't know Of any member az my
family with whom would change
coats =
Just then. from the edge % the
Green Forest. there sourted clear.
load cali Of peek, Peck, re ok =
Excuse me. Peter: there's Mrs.
Wicker calling me" exclaimed Vel.
Low wing. and away ne went Peter
noticed that as he Few he went up
and down. II seemed very much as
n he bounded thru the air Just as
Peter bounded on the ground II
would know him just as far as
could nee him by the way he flies.
thought Peter. II know ne belongs
70 the woodpecker family. but he
doesn't seem like woodpecker be.
! cause ne IL on the ground so much.
- think IN run bark to the Old
orchard and ask Jenny Wren some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
BIZ CONDO

thing about the Woodpecker family J"
40 Peter sc1tfnpcred hack To the
Old Orchard. and as soon AS he sa~
Jenny Wren he besan 10 ask CUES.
tons. Are there any other WOOD
pecksrs besides yellow Wing the
Flicker. who come down on the
ErouudT@ asked Peter.
Tut. tut. tut. tuty' crlsd Jenny
Wren. Think a minute. Peter.
Think a minute. Haven't you ever
seen Redhcad on the groundf~
Peter biinked his eyes Yea %
he said. slowly. Come to think Of
Il. have. wooipeckers are a'funny
family I don't understand them g
just then long. rolling rata-tat.
INT rang out over their heads.
There's another o. them" chuckied
Jenny That's Downy. tho smallest
OF the whole family. lie certainly
makes an awful racket for lItils
fcilow. Hea spIcndii drummer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
WORKING GIRLS LIFT

Day in ana my out. month after
month, she tolls. often she IL the
Areadwinner OF the family and
ust work that others may live.
ain or shine. warm or cold. she
hust be at her place Of employ
hent on time. A great majority
bf such girls are on their feet
From morning until night. and
Ysymptoms Of female troubles are
'easiy manifested by weak and ach-
Ing backs. dragging down pains.
headaches and nervousness. Such
giris are asked 20 try that most
successful OF all remedies for wom-
ans Ills, Lydia r. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound. which for
mees than forty years has been
giving sirls strength to do their
NWk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

other. Duckinw beneath a windmill
play Of arms. he shot an accurate
fist at this agxre@or'n Jaw. ther~ WAS
a click OF teeth. tho mans b a d
snapped back. and folding up like a
tripod. he subsidized az length.
Then swinging on a heel, y. ny
haritc met n second onset made more
dangerous by tho cooler calculation
Of a moro sophisticated antagonist.
Nevertheless, deity blocking rain
81 blows. he closed In m " eager
20 escape punishment. and planted a
lifted knee I'm this large Of the detec.
lives stomach 80 neatly that he. too.
collapsed lijse a puneiured pr"ssdcn-
t.al boom and lay him down at r"r'-
Success 10 eRreglour fnomenisriiy
stupefied even T.. Sybarfte. Gazing
down upon these two stu shapes. 80
mighty and formidable when sen-
teut. he caught his breath In sharp
amusement.
Great hsavcnsi fs ~ possible
dld thatr'' he cried sioud-~nnd the
next moment. spurred by alert dlscrc'
ton. was scaling the fence with the
readiness OF an eiiey-ont-
fnstantaneously IA he poiscd
above the abyss OF stysinn blackness
on the other side. not a little daunted
by It's lrnp~r,urbabie mystery. quick
backward glance showed hs-n ngures
moving In the basement hallway OF
the gambling horse. and easing over
he dropped.
Hard flags received him with ma
tive irnpassIvity: stumbling. he lost
balance and sat down with an empha
sis that drove the breath from him
In one mighty "ooorF'
There was n simultaneous con
fusion Of new. strange voices on tbs
other side OF the fence. cries OF sur
prise. recognition, excitement.
"Fecny. by all that's holyF
Mike Grognn. or I'm q liar
What hit tho two av um?"
"Gawd knowsr'
Thin It's this waay thin murdher'
Gus dlvvlea is b'atin' uti'
Gimme n back up that flncnf
| r. Sybaritc picked himself up with
even more alacrity that IL he'd land
/ tu III bfu vi bftAi'Hs N'f' o''N'
that terra-lncognita. found second
fence, and was beyond IL In a twink
ling.
| Swift as he was. however. detec.
ton attended nina voice roaring
There goes wan nv thin nowF
other voices chimed in spcndthrift
with suggestions and advice. 49,.
Blindly clearing fence after fence
without even thinking 10 count them
p. sybarite hurtied onward. Noises
in the rear indicated n determined
pursuit. once voice whooped--
Halt or | firer'--nnd n shot. wax
ing echoes. sped the fuEiuye's heels
| But in time he had OF necessity
to pause for breath. and pulled up
in the back yard OF n Forty-sixth st.
residence. his duty--to find n way
a way to the street and a shift from
that uniform Of unhappy inspira-
tomas plain as the problem IL pre-
scented was obscure.
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iConunued From Yesterday
with this r. sybarsic ssot out into
the hallway. slammed the door bc.
hind him. and dartsi into the ad.
Joining bedroom once there. he lost
no time changing coats not forget.
ting 20 shit his money a. we'll
cooked the cap jauntiiy on one aide
of nis head Ca bit too big; ~ fittcd
better that way. anyhow buttoned
up. and left the room on the run.
For by this time the front doors had
fallen in and the upper floor was
cchosng with deep. excited voices and
heavy. hurrying footsteps. In an.
other moment or so they would b.
drawing the basement for fugitivc~.
lie had plnnned--vaRueiy. incon-
cluA.vcly-.-to leave by the area door
when the rasdors turned their atian
ton TO the basement. presenting him
self TO tho crowd In the street In the
Euise OF an officer. and 80 make OF.
But now-with his fingers on the
bolts--fnisgiyinga assaiied him. lie
was physically not much Ike any
policeman he had ever seen; and the
blue tunic with It's brass buttons was
wretched misfit on his slight body.
lie doubted whether his disguise
would pass neutrality-suspicious. 30
strongly that he doubled suddenly to
n 9 back door. flung II open. and
threw himself out into the black
straneenesa Of the highland at the
sam time into the arms OF two
bury plain clothes men posted there
to forestaiI precisely such an attsmst
at escape.
Strong arms clipping him. he
struggled violently for an instant
Here voice warned him.
roughly. ut ain't soln' TO do you no
good"
Another interrupted with an accent
OF deep disgust. in patent recognition
OF his borrowed plumage: Damned
IL II amt n policeman
why the he'll didn't you cay so7''
demanded the first. as +. Sybarite
fell back. free.
'Didn't-have-- Here gin.
me leg over this fence. will your"
what tho devll--r'
ntF We got y uDor 'Hfu 10 inc
next house getting out that way.
That's what I'm after--to stop 'em.
shut up" n. Sybarite insisted saw.
agely--"and give me lcgi'
"Oh. wellr' said one OF the plain.
clothes men. in a slightly Modified
volce---''if that's the way OF it--ail
right"
ssf.o..,n ,ta,,,. t1,.,, - h.-,.aa....t.. a..
sisted the impostor, leading the way
to the eastern wall Of boards cnclos.
| ing tho back yard.
Curiously complainant for one OF
his breed. the detective bent HIS back
and made n stirrup OF HIS clasped
hands. but no sooner had p. Sybarite
fitted foot TO that same than the man
started and, Strengthening up abrupt
ly. threw him fiat on his back
'Patrolman. helll Whatcha dom
in fhem pants and shoes II you're "a
patrol"
"Hclior' exclaimed the other. in
dignantly. 'Impersonatin' an officer
chr"
with this he divcd at l.. Sybarite;
who. having bounced up from a SUI
pine position, promptly and pcevish-
~ sworc. rolled 20 one side (baroly
eIuding clutches that meant to him
all those frightful and humiliating
consequences that arrest means 10
the average NAM and scrambled TO
his feet.
Immediately the others closed in
on him, supremely confident OF
overcoming by concerted action that
smallIsh. pale and terrified body.
Whereupon =. Sybarite steppe d
quickly TO one side and. avoiding the
rush OF one, directly engaged the
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burglary Under Arms

And there p. Sybarite stood near
the middle OF fence-closed area OF
earth and flagstoncs; winded and
weary; looking up and all around
him in distressed, perplexity; In n
stolen coat Ito be honest about III
and with six months income from
A million dollars unlawfully pro-
cured and secreted upon his persHn;
wanted for resisting arrest and as
snulting tho minions OF the law:
bounded by n venReful and deter
mined posse: unncauainted with his
whereabouts. ignorant Of any way Of
escape from that hollow square,
round whose sides window after OK
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CErH1777 zzezR Ryzsf5h z7za1zz

moved from the grasp Of his yearn
ing fingers.
Yet that mad attempt must be
made. why die fighting when a
broken neck would serve as weilg
Gathering his slight person togcth.
cr. T.. Sybaritc crouohcd. auivered
jumped for glory and the Saints
and al but Drained himself on that
implsh and trickish grating. Clutch.
Ing II and kicking footloosc. he was
stunned by the wonder OF many
brilliant newborn consultations
swirling round his poor head TO the
thunderous music OF the spheres. az
rendered by the ash can which, dis.
placed by the viror OF his aero.
battles. had toppled over and was
rolling and gathering hidcously on
the tagging.
In his terrified bosom +. Sybarite
felt the heart of him turn to cold
and ciammy stone.
No oiamor more Internal could well
have been lniprovised. given similar
circumstances and facilities as rude.
IL seemed hours. rather than in.
stants. that the damned thing wal.
lowed and beloved beneath him.
raising a din to disturb all Chris.
tendon. While. the moment IL was
stlIl. the cries OF the police pack
bciled clear and near at hand:
This way, b'ys"'
There he Is. the"
Got i'm now"
Halt Or
Another pistol shot =.
CHANGING over shoulder. the hunt.
ed man caught n glimpse OF un.
couth shapes wriggling along a
fence ridge several rods away. No
more than the barest glimpse. IL
served: with a mighty heave and
wriggle he breasted the lower plat.
form. shifted a hand 20 the top of
its railing, heaved himself up to a
foothold. and swarmcd up the iron
ladder with an agility an ape might
have cnvied.
But as he mounted, Il grew mo-
mentarily more evident that the
stage thunder manufactured by that
wretchcd galvanized iron cyllndef
had. in fact. served him far from
~. reverberating from wall to wall
within the hollow OF the block. its
dozen echoes diverted pursuit TO as
many quarters. Turing the limbs of
| the law every way but the right
one. Nobody. II appeared, was alert
enough TO espy that fugacioas shad-
ow on the fire ladder. And in less
than brace of minutes II. Sybarite
at the top, was pulling himself ging.
erly over the lip of a stone coping.
Surmlsing that he had gained not
! the roof OF the house. but that Of
n two-story rear extension, he found
himself in what seemed small roof
garden, made private by awnings
and venetian blinds. Between his
aoles and the stone flooring he could
feel the yielding texture OF a grass
mat, and he could not only dimly dis
Germ but also smell the perfume OF
green things in pots here and there.
And his first step forward brought
him into soft collision with a wicker
basket chair.
lie paused and took thought In
perturbation.
A most disappointing and decep'
tive sort OF house-inhabitatcd.
after all--its somber and quiet aspect
masking heaven alone knew what
pitfallsl -.
Not CLINT OF light, not n sound.
When he moved again, II was with
scrupulous caution.
Stealing softly on, the darkness
seemed To thiclSen round him. He
was sensible of suspense and qualms.
of creeping flesh and an almost ir.
resistible inclination to hold his
breath. Uncanny business. this
penetrating unknown Businesses Of
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and just as good 4 carpenter. He
made the very house I'm nest.
ing in"
Peter was sitting with his head
tipped back trying 10 see Downy.
AT first he couldn't make him out.
Then ne caught little movement
on top OF dead limb. IL WINS
Downy's head. flying back and forth
as he beat HIS long roll. He was
dressed all In black and white, with
little scarlet patch on the back
Of his head. lie was making tire
mendous racket for such a little
chap. about the size Of one Of the
sparrow family.
Next story: Peter Learns More
About the wOodpeckers
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a dark and silent house nj dead OF
night. a trespasser unable 20 sur.
mise when the righteous household
or. lurking on familiar ground and
yigilant under arms. might not open
fire
Nevertheless. the police behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
BIZ ALTMAN
By LEO
BY AHERN

him were a menace OF known cali
Der. with whatever shrinkingr and
dire misgivings. p. sybarite went on
Continued tomorrow)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

A kiss on the lips Is worth s,eee.eee
on paper.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
SUIT FILED AGINST MAN IN JAIL

]. M. Scott, of Paris, filed suit in
the Office of Circuit Clerk w. H.
Webb against H. R. Baker, seeking
to recover the sum Of 1854, alleged
to be part value of an automobile
sold by him to Baker
The petition alleges that Baker
traded the auto to a Lexington firm
who sold it. 1t alleges that Baker
was to pay for the machine in
monthly installments of $40, but
had failed to do so before dispOsing
of the machine.
Baker. who was arrested in Lou
isville some days ago and returned
to Paris, was given an examining
trial and held to the grand jury in
the sum of 500. He was prepared
to give cash bail, but, learning of
other warrants from surrounding
towns, which were ready to be serv-
ed upon him, decided to remain in
the Paris Jail and take chances
with the March term of Court.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09

We have heard a good deal of COM
plant about the new order restrict
ing the use of, fuel, especially by
those whb burn gas. While pri-
marily the order is to save coal,
now every scarce, due to the uncon-
scionable strike of the miners, it
it must be remembered that the gov
eminent is endeavoring to be fair to
all classes. 1t would not be right
to allow one merchant, who burns
gas, to keep his place of business
open during the hours his Compel
itor, who burns coal, is required to
be closed. All these rules are in
tended to apply to a large area. In
some instances an injustice is often
worked, yet in the main they are
fair and just to all. Those in au-
thority feel they are necessary and
as good citizens we should obey
them.
This strike must be won by the
people. The mine operators have
offered to increase the pay of the
miners fourteen per cent. This is
the sum the government experts say
they are entitled to and when the
miners refuse it, as they have done
simply because they think winter
being on, the people can be coerced
into accepting their terms. then We
say at all hazards and regardless o.
sacrifices we must not yield. NJ
minority, whether a labor union. OF
any other class, should be permitted
to exact unjust terms from all tn
1 noonle The way to defeat then
quickly is for all the people to stant
| together and religiOusly obey al
regulations of our government.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
4 FEW SUGGESTIONS SUBSTAN.
TIAL AND SUITABLE GIFTS

Below is a partial list Of articles
that would be most acceptable as
Christmas gifts. Old Santa has made
headquarters at our store this year.
Read over the list:
Buggy Robes, Foot Warmers, Flash
Lights. Wagons for the children.
Sleds, Toy Autos, Irish Mails, Dandy
Jim Sulkies, Guns, Stoves, Ranges,
Sporting Goods, etc. Any of these
articles would be- suitable for
christmas gifts.
(x) FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
STATES MONTHLY BALANCE
SHOWS $500, 900 INCREASE

The balance in the State treasury
On November 80 was $1,166, 386.19,
an increase of 1854 ,441.S4 over the
balance on October 81. Outstand-
ing warrants amount to $685.
4s3.62. where on October 81 it was
-S4,777,772.62. The funds in the
treasury are distributed as follows:
Sinking fund, s90,438.19; State
University, s50,504.19; school fund,
s54S,338.54; general expense fund.
sf23.521.64; Eastern State Normal,
s1s,O37.21; Western State Normal,
sIs,037.21; road fund, s317.-
5e987
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
BUYING FINE HORSES FOR Gu
BAN MARKET.

DR.. H. F. Laine, of Havana, Cuba,
has been in this section for several
days, making purchases of fine Ken
lucky saddle horses for the Cuban
market. The animals chosen were
selected for their individuality,
gaits and breeding. The Cubans
are especially fond of nervous horses
with good style. Among the horses
purchased by DR.. Lame were two
from Joe B. Smith, of Paris, and
others from Leslie Chamberlain, of
North MiddletOwn. The animals
were shipped to HAVANA by ex-
press.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
YOUR MONEY BACK IF RAT.
SNAP DOESN'T COME UP
TO THESE CLAIMS

RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaran-
teed to kill rats and mice. Cremates
them. Rodents killed with RAT
SNAP leave no smell. Rats pass up
all food to- get RAT-SNAP. Their
first meal is their last. RAT-SNAP
comes in cakes No mixing. Cats
or dogs won't touch it. Three sizes,
Csc. soc 800. Sold and guaran-
teed by The Farmers Supply Co.,
Paris, Ky
(dec-adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
ONE DOLLAR STARTS TT.

Start a savings account with us
and have a nice little sum to check
on next Christmas. You can start
with ONE DOLLAR-add to it as
you please during the year. We pay
go interest on this account. You
will never miss the money and will
be surprised at the end of the year
how much you have saved.
FARMERS G. TRADERS BANK.
(x)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
Too Cool for Comfort.

The coolest place on earth inhabited
By man is Verkhoyansk. above the arc
tic circle, in northeastern Siberia. The
thermometer there drops to 80 degrees
below zero in January, but sometimes
rises to IS degrees above zero in the
shade i'm. July. dropping, however. to
the freezing point on the warmest
summer night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
no YOU ENJOY YOUR MEALS9

II you do not enjoy your meals
your digestion is faulty. Eat mod
erately, especially of meats, masti'
cate your food thoroughly. Let nve
hours elapSe between meals and
take one of Chamberlain's Tablets
Immediately after supper and you
will soon find your meals to be
real pleasure.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
GENUINE FRUIT CAKES FOR
CHRISTMAS

Place your order with us if you
want a genuine, delicious fruit cake
for Christmas. They taste and smell
like the kind mother used to make"
We also have nice line of all kinds
of fruits and nuts.
PARIS BAKERY.
(Xl lWilmOth'S Old Stand.)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
Administrators Notice

Al persons having claims against
or knowing themselves to be in
debted to the estate of Mrs. Anna
bella Pierce, deceased, are requested
to settle such Indebtedness or prove
such claims as required by law with
the undersigned administrator at
once.
w. o. HINTON,
Administrator of Mrs. Annabella
Pierce, Deceased.
(2S-3t-F)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
CONSERVE FUEL.

Do your part-conserve fuel by
buying Drury'S old fashioned
homemade salt Rising" or Milk
Maid" bread from your grocer. We
can bake bread in our large oven
using less fuel to the loaf than you
can.
(5-3H DRURY BAKING CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
Notice to Stockholders

The stockholders of the Deposit
and Peoples Bank, of Paris, Ken
lucky, will meet at their banking
honse on Monday, January 1, 1920,
between the hours of a. m. and 3
p. m, to elect directors for the en-
suing year.
SILAS E. BEDFORD, President.
C. K. THOMAS, Cashier.
(2-td) - - .nsz ss.,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-12-09
BUY SHOES FOR GIFTS.

People have quit giving trash for
presents. Shoes as presents is COM
mon sense. We have, the hest made.
They are the cheapest in the long
run. Let us lay you aside a pair
for father, mother or son.
(x) HARRY LINVILLE.