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The Ledger & Times, March 28, 1930

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VOLIJMB It' MtntKAY. SKNTDCKY, FRIDAY MOKN'ING MARCH 'Ji. IU:U» \ I MHKH THIHTIaJC\ LOCAL PUPILS Murray Market Leads District ' By Good Margin on Season Sales LEAF SALES Dedicatori of Stubblefield Monument Will WIN THIRTEEN < Ity H. H. Kuiitii M Co.) HERETO END Light deliveries at all points except Clarksville and Springfield with upward tendency In averages at practically all markets covers Be Momentous Occasion in Murray History SCHOLARSHIPS about all that can be said* about the. dtirk tobacco markets for the ON APRIL 4 week. — . Calloway Students Capture In the Weaui-B Fired District It Is estimated tvoio two and out - half million pounds remain to be sold, the larger percent of whiclt Only Four More Days For HUNDREDS ATTEND MATHAN B. Stubblefield and ion, Bernard, in Other H»nor> in Dis- WW utoye when we have another, handling season. . Remaining,Floor To ^Belmont Mansion, Philadelphia on Decoration ENTIRE CITY tract 'Meeting Auction sales for the week are as follows: V""1'.*-' 1 Offer Tobacco \ y Fired Dark District. Day, 1902, broadcasting lo Fairmount Park lx/2 I _.« Sales for » Sale* for — Hales Season ANNUALTRADEDAY miles distant. WILL JOIN IN DISCUSSION. DEBATING. week Average season Average year"£go Average SEASON'S SALES TOTAL SPEAK1N EVENTS WON Mayfield .. 412.575 $1-0.4 3 18.304.775 $ 9.74 10.6U4.885 $12.26 6,935,400 LBS. AT $10.39 All Factor* of March'* Fourth GIVING HONOR Paduaah ... UUU 1G.4+ 7.fr77.8T# 9.^3 4.826.950 12.In Monday Present Despite Bad \\ wither. Nine Second Places, Many Murray 91,140 10.16 6.910.880 10.38 4.U39.695 12.18 Mayfield 16c; Paducah $1.1.4. and Murray 5c higher than pre- Average for Two Sales This W. A. Berry, Paducah, Will Thirds Scored in Liter- ceding week. — * ' • Week is $11.35 On 24,- There may be some who claim Be Principal Speaker ary Contests 520 Pounds .that tlfc old-fashioned county court day Is passing away but At E&ercises none of them wer^Tr^MTSfray Mon- By F. C. Pogue. Jr. The 1929-30 tobacco season will day. „ close—in Murray Friday of next LOCAL MEN TO TELL Calloway county's entrants in A. M. WEAR, JR., 39, M. E. REVIVAL TO Despite an unfavorable day and week, April 4. it is announced by l used to >he Interscholastic "Tournament at threatening weather. the streets OF INVENTOR'S LIFE the' Murray Tobacco Board of Murray State Teachers College of Murray were thronged, though Trade. Since the lessening or de- Products. March 21 and 22 won 13 first CALLED BY DEATH BEGIN APRIL 6TH the crowd would have been nutcfji liveries during the past several | Relatives Will Be Present To places and nine third places. TTfey" larger with a pretty day, and all j weeks only one floor has bee^i Hear Father, Brother :em of the were placed as second highest in the attractions that are usuall- I/ting Illness Is Fatal In Yciing Re\. Ensor Will Fill i*ul|>it operated _Uial of Veal's^ in the the tournament, being surpassed found ort court days were each Praised Aitshviiif, Tennessee Here \tt Sunday Evening farge association barn. only by Mayfield. represented here— Tueisday. Service .Th.days- a—week-.-Balee have The; city of Murray will First place In debating, oratory,, been held for some time and only- There was a speaking going on dedicate a memorial Friday. . . discussion, and extemporaneous A message was reeived here by - The Rev. Jno. Ensor; pastor of four more days of selling remain at the court house, the horse and piece of March 28.- to Nathan B. "Stubble- speaking went to Calloway County relatives Tuesday announcing the the Murray Methodist church", has until-the end of the season. They mule tmders were on hand In full lle'd, Lhe first man In the world it regular •students. The Murray College death In Nashville, Tenn.. of A. announced^, that lie will begjjl .11-'. Friday of this "Week anrl Mon- forte tl»e inevitaWe patent medi- o broadcast and receive the hu- - Training School won debating. M. Wear, Jr.. who was well known series of revival services at the thly. Wednesday and Friday of cine in,in urai crying his wanes u man voii44*i- -of—PfttkteoU, - schools took 3 firsts and fi third has made Nashville his home "Rev. Ensor announced that l)ls eta in the western district. Th< court house in the aiternoori for \ piaces. Flofa Johnson of Murray- A ill deli\<-r fhe main address. his sale— where 4he- Cartis the Rov. WT-L- p .Murray market has led Paducah High School was first lb algebra. house Mr. Smith possesses 'an .MaVor Ed Filberk. PresTBetit Publishing tompany in that ter tor of the Hardin Circuit, would and Mayfield by substantial easy-flowim. language and de- Rainey T Welltt. and Dr. W H. and the - and Harding Cole Williams, of ritory. He was forced to resign fill the pulpit ^Sunday evening, margins all this season tlfe same school, was first in llghrful humor and utterly ab- Mason will , deliver addresses on his position two years ago on ac- March -30. Sales were very light this week approval" blulogy. Frank Peterson of Kfrk- sorb' the' attention of his hear- the life of Stubblefield, who died count of .ill health and slnc§ that only 24,520 pounds being offered j era eey-wasr adjudged first place for In n little h'/r near Mj.4rriy two time his-eombaUed complications onjh: iwo days, fur an^ver.^e of I , wWmnT vtliEs iUrcli Itn Col- _ the general scholarship. . Avlilch-eventuaUv-ca4*sed his death ."7*" Q3T _ pj ace a w ureZTBIsLrih ufetT COUNTY ORATORS trOTT T tht?' nierrrrflTiTs oT the^cfty reported "-I>»nton Davis, fonn -rly of May- illiantine, as iOtlowsr history and civics. M^. Wear was iTmember oFthe la apendid business, as Fourlh fieltl. ' Ky.. vice-president and Sam Jones. Hazel; English Litera- Christian church and an upright. j Monday In March Is the time wh ir -neral.. attorney.^.of the Radio s. Tooth ture. R-eba Cochrum. Lynn Grove; Christian man with a wide circle., CONQUER TEXANS many farm famiMes ^tock up for1 Corporation of America h;is been biology. Hoi He L'uter. Training of friends arid admirers. He is Shades of St. Pat I the several weeks they are busily j invited to attend. The College itiseptine, School; geometry, Stanflll Cutchjri survived by -Jlis widow'. Mrs. j engaged in pjantim: their crops band will pro\ id- appropriate Murray High School; physics, Itue Myrtle Wear bu* 'eaTro no chll- Call««*v:t.v_Y<>ut'» H -present College Speaking of the luck of the music for the occasion. and many Overbey, Murray High School; dr<*n. He also ie. ves two sisters. Against Noted Abilene Irish, the Marion O'Brien Co.. Two of Nathan Stubblefleld s general scholarship. Robert Mc- Mrs. W. A. Meritt, of Nashville Teem. ,F 1 i7.abethtowo Fortf dealers de- Higher Tariff Bill Is [daughters. Mrs. J. H. White of ces. Blmth. Murray. and Mrs:—Luey- Cn+lom. at^ Los livered on St. Patrick's Day. a Lift-e Rock Arte., and Mrs. Vic- Angeles. . and one By d^featint the debating team Passed By Senate, 53-31 In musical events the Training green sedan to.the Greensbur^ toria Whltakcx of Claekedah'. brother. W. N. Wear, ot Douglas, of Abilene Christian College of! School represented by R. T Bus Co.. in Green county, or Vft^j^wilt be present at the. ser- ; circulars Arizona. He wan a nephew of H. Abilene, Texas." two Calloway! WASHINGTON. March 24. Parker, won in . the boys' solos, the Gr#en River. A yreen letter vices in Murray after am»bseoce P. Wear. B—H Wear JhTd Mtks county youths. Wells OverbfJi and j j-The H wley-Smoot tariff bill was and class R girls' chorus. Mur- day Tor the local firm.—Har- DOCTORS, WIVES FORMER COUNTIAN of 18 years. get one, Mattie Wear, of Murray. Waylon RlsyburJi. conquered a | passed t)y the senate late today: ray Highf School took first honors din County Enterprise* team which had won eight out of j i by a vote of 53 to 31 and now - Class SimiiJliml Memorial in. the boy&* quartets, and Hazel Funeral services were conduc- display nine debates in five states, Thel goes to conference with the House Funds for the marker were High School was first in Class D ted in Nashville Wednesday and ENJOY MEETING SLAIN IN ARKANSAS Murray College debaters Tuesday' for adjustment of hundreds of secured largely by the Exchange band, and Q girls chorus. Third the remains were brought to Mur- defended the affirmative of the Automobile Owners Are differences between the two con- Club of Murray assisted by the place in boys solos went to Robert ray on the 1:15 train Thursday lloll.tnell. \ ictliu of Hitch- Question: Resolved that all na- gressional branches. Many Attend Dinie-r and Rofarians. Prof. L. J. Hortin Mills Williams of Murray High where they were laid to rest in hiker**. Who Confess tions should adopt the policy of urau'is Hitc Tuesday initiated J he project after an 18 School, third place in declamation the city cemetery. Warned to Get Licenses Robsion. Republican of Ken- complete disarmament except such — Evening. I glj Crime. weeks' survey made by his college to varah Elizabeth Overbey. Mur- tucky. voted for the bill, and Tol-ces as are necessary for police JBarkley. Democrat, against it. jotTrnamnr class! ray* High School, third place in Automobile "owners' who have purposes. failed to get their 193u license The Calloway. County Medical' Sam Hollowell. former Calloway Tin-, first public demonstration general scholarship to Robert Mc- T!i«- measure, as if; won the >re Seniles final approval after an. Society and the An-.Ulai v, corn-1 oountian, was slain anil his body] of radio- i hen called "wireless Ranked as one of the leading ar<, |ikely to find themseUea Elrath, Murray High School, and CENSUS TAKERS TO tags are likely to find them selves post d of wives and mot he , ».f the 11 brown in to'the'Arkansas river, j teams of the South, the Texas de- eleventh hour arraignment from telephony", which Is synonymous thlid place in cornet playing to in the toils of the law. announced physicians, enjoyed a ii liah'ful i l>> t4iree hitch-hikers between" baters. ^toy ' Stone and Hubert hiiK, a dozen Democrats and Re- with radio-telephony—was made Ra^h Brati{»a, Murray. County Judge C. A. Hale this dinner and separate . ? MorlltoiVI. l and Little Rock, Ark:m- Derrick, had won from trine col- puhliran independents, carried- a. January 1. 1 il02 I fore 1000 Mur- The nanies of the winners in START APRIL 2 week. Tuesday niui.t. acojding to informatidh re- leges and universities in_ Texas, rdtal of 1.263 ,amendments xo th>- ray citizens. irch 27th, , Geo rue W. Smith, Benton, field A joitif dinner, whicn- ^i- ed here b*- relatives the first debating'follow: Louisiana. Mississippi. Arkansas. Hou.se. text api»ro\ed a^ the other A St. Louis staff writer on Jan- agent for t,he automobile depart- mnny guests, wes _Ui*-Id if this "week. Padnoah. Ky.. March SIJIT"Tennessee. PaevRjtis to ;he et% of'the eapttol JfliKt May 2S. If uary 12 iu a full page of the SL O ment of the State Tax Commission, JfsMonal Hotel >\~" i -« "1£ra Russell. Martha Key. An- than 200 enuilrerators. to take the debate with Murray State Teach- hud been before the Senate since .Urrtiuwiil! was last seen in , Louis Post-"Dispatch* credited has been in Murray this week clock. Afterwards. lhi*v. nie Smitly and Reba Shelton. Prof. ie»8»s of population, agri- ers Cdilege their only loss was September 4. Morll ton 'Monday ni-bt. March I stubblefMd as inventor of wire- checking hp licenses and owners jftu rned to rf^e First rray, Ky J. W. Cotijpton, coach. culture and unemployment in the suffered when they met the law- 17.* Where he sioppwi at a fill in u I less telepllony. Trumbull White who have failed to complv with Bank fur th«-ir pro. -u, Mrs. C. P. Poole directed the first Congressional District, known yers from* Cumberland rntversity, •L.rtion and, according to attend- Un 190l» in h ropvrightrd book the law. doctors remained a" "Tic Hazel girls chorus; Miss Gwendo a»> the Ninth Census District of Lebanon, Tenn. Thev were en- Rites Held Wednesday arts there had three men in th« 'The World's 'Proereas ' on page a most inier' sting ier lyn Haynes directed both the Mur- Kentucky, wil start work April 2, route to Wichita. Kansas, to at T;:r with him. His wife became 2t»7 wrote. Now comes the an- gr.im and discussion. ray High School and Murray and are expected to finish within tend the national debating tourna- for Mrs. Onie Magness .iiarmed'"when lie failed to 4eturn nouncement that an American in- 4 Training School in musical con- a^month, it was announced he/e ment sponsored by the Pi Kappa MARKETS A feature of he pr<.-: on time to his home in Little Rock Ucntor* (Stubblefield i. unheralded tests. I. L. Forguson, student in /oday -by .Miller Hughes, census Delta debating fraternity of Funeral rites were conducted paper. . on '-Asthma. C;i ,1nd turnrd in an alarm to th* J and modest, hus carried out suc- Murray College, is director of the siipervisior of the district. I'nited States. Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock Treatment", by Dr. J. T ed dick. po'ice. | cessful e\4>eriments of telephoning Hazel band. / IXHISVILLE LIVESTOCK at Sinking Springs church for 'prominent Paducah v^rHan. His abandoned car was found and is able to transmit speech - Judges in the contest wet4*: The judge in the debate Tues- Proceeding Dr. Red did day was the Rev. J. O. Ensor, pas- Cattle—Prlhie heavy steers $11 Mrs..Onie Magness, wife of Con- oil the road, containing an emptyj without- wires", Dr. A. M. Stickles, Dr. J. M. Paducah Entertainers To @ 12.50; heavy shipping' steers nie Magness, who died at the Symposium on Peptic -Ff^er pistol and a man's hat. Clues letP OIL March 20. 1902..Stubblefleld -Nason, debates; Mrs. T. C. Cher- tor of the First Methodist Church medium and plainer lioine of her parents, Mr. and held by local Ho-jf0 arrest of two men.who are broadcasts his voice from the ry. declamation; Miss Josephine c»f Murray. Albert Greer, varsity Appear Here April 15 sleers $8.50(@i 10; rat hejfers ^SJrs. J. W. Myers near Harris •ietv. Dr. E on ..dis- said- to have confessed . to being steamer Bartholdi on tli.e Potomac Mitchell, vocal music; Franz J. debater, was appointed as chair- tS"'12; good to choice cows $6.60 drove Tuesday morning afterv a cussed Dirtijr. F..{.with a third who committed the River to scientists on the shore. Strahm, instrumental music; all man by Prof. L. J. Hortin, M-Urray Novel entertainment is prom- ^ 8.50; medium to good cows $fi long Illness of complications. Orubbs, M- die Nit: Dr. i murder. Mrs. Eva Br'annack-Groomes. now of Rowling Green. Ky.. A. S. ised patrons and "the public in @6.50; canners. [email protected]; Will H. Maxo Tri living fn Murray, was onthe boat Weston, oratory, and Mrs. Ruby —galloway County has another Surviving are her husband, par- Both Mr. and Mrs. Hollowel arV generai at the Murray high school bulls $6 9t 8.50; feeders $8 fa Inent." Discuss id by! at that time. Crider. declamation. Paris, Tenn.. member of the college varsity de- nLs and several brothers and sis- natives of this county and Mrs. Saturday night, April 5. when Mr. Dr. L. I) Hai. The Eiect r lea I World in 1898 the Rev. E. 15. Motley, Murray! bating. team. Clay Copeland or 10.75; stockeps $7.5«#11; milch ! ters. Burial took place in the HollowelFs mother now resides aud Mry. Fred Neuman. premier recognized his ini'erition of the Ky., and Miss Inez Burch. I'adu- Dexter cows $30 (a 80. | church cemetery. • ntertalners from Paducah ap- •He i*\ eh > Ita lh>." Shanklln's battery which he later Used in his cah. Ky. Calves Receipts 20". Market] ——- pear in a program of magic and •iobje* < (>urth(Mis«>; Mayflehl rawer of Ife-test. *~r— ; man. Mayfield; Prin. W C. Jet- 's small admis- l t';5Q: medium to good- —Drr. Krya and, FhrnstorT werPTe- grayer is the suoject of s'serijiimi "Wild Ginger^ Friday When Gerald Fennel!, stock ton, Paducah; Prin. M. O. Wra- sion fee will be charged and pro- outs down. Calves weighing :ther. Hazel, . eipienta of a bountiful shower under 135 pounds, unless strictly A stranger either drunk, craz .o he delivered b, Fvi.imelist promoter, absconded with tne ceeds go to a school fund. n The host tournament commit- which include many beautiful and lancy, are not bringing top prices ed orho-boing, invited himself in Lloyd C. Shank 1 m. i:.>D. of >%r- "Wild Ginger coniedysXlIlP W reeeU^l through sale of us'.ful gifts, at their new clinic- o two Murray homes Monday -hia. tPjiiglrf" ,v. 7-:HO P. -VT., at th T^tock in.the "Wireless Telephone tee. Dr. J. W Carr, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Neuman will pre- Hogs—Receipts 500. Market 15« reception; Miss Ruth Sexton that touch every fancy, from "the S7.75; throwouts $7.20; stag gized for his intrusion. saying] will .he ''Hea ! , JLv-~inest. an livesX^ith miserly father in ( She is n"Uw In Murray. cilities recently opened by Drs. _m,eals at dormitory,- irodpctlon of money and „ is dis- >6.60 dywn that*he was .'in the rocyn throng n • Succe35... Saterday > ight; his sub StiUj^tlel^owii. -tHer -mother lefi i latent <• rant T Wells. R. T. taining STS^li pounds of btittei ^r as the curtain i^oes up. She Mrs Ghesley Botterworth. with —• -1< ' ' ~—j—=— [ rhe sumruirti Operation »f the en Isi itr a. more congenial hohie' higher; bulk uiiohl;— Parker, John Hamilton. Dr. lrvan, fat. qualifying for State Class s an accomplished musician. Mr. • ffTey re tstered, their gift*, o Id. wl.o are tul*n- -ir5 ai -.better eonimunity. Wu/.y| steady, early sales b60 to 210 New Tobacco Circular ^ tosxify to having, heard the suc- Chanjipion-of.the 305 day division N'euman is the author of several were received by Misses Evie Mc- .the weatlw" c -cun- V\ ai k»r and his rnoihet fuiUlsh 1 pounds. $10.50 ft 10.55r 225 to cessful r^jdio experiments of the Th'fcs remarkable yopng produc hooks .ab&ut Paducah and a vol- Daniel. Calista Butterworth. Mrs. id- .hie This .ph.;. \ er started test at lhe age of on- H. B. Bailey. i>nd Rudy Tyree on 250 pounds $ 1 o.l 0 fi 1 (T.25 ; i;{«> With the coming of sprint mtyntor ^^ars before any man ume of essays as well a^. "Fun in d in fa\or. of the Wil! IboChthe hea it and yet cause ; to. 150 pounds. $9.75 entitled. "The Pro- Farm care and feed throughout th. '»«:lled him "the Paducah sage "In Mesdames Oren Keys and- Dee 700; vealers 50c higher; "TJTher irginla Taljuian. His daugh-1 ir. an article |.u$dis'i.vl November duction of White BUffey*,. Toba« \ IV M >. \ ,test period, being milked 833 ie Memphis Commercial Appeal. 'Hdusion; 3 to 4 Misses llee Keys classes .generally steady, with 25. 1929. 6ff.l Ireemap, (iiftuer'sl he crowd and keep it rtraring with es It. 1 Welit and F E. lings. $13.50 ; other steers. $io.«r, Th. .i "IJe di*o»inxi a ureni' law. put Pride's Fauvie Lily is a ./laugh- ' rawfnrd; 5 fo Mrs. Tom Stokes #13: tat" mixed yearlings and »d J.llbie M. D«: i. | ' * tfte law into J»i icto-al o|M*mti»»Ti, • tg- of Brook Dale Fauyi* Glorv is fruity jests, which are said to information availably for the pro-1 Society mri, v. itl . iel Lee. Qinurr's * b«%t K- the most original now employ- ^Trs. Godwin Humphreys and heifers. $11,76 fi 12.60; medium duction of white hurley tobacco, j Gatlin or H'li -c. made Mir ikf*|inr««fns work jn piai- ^^235126. Her dam. Nellie Gray's Miss Capple Boale; 7 to H Men- kinds. $ 1 n.25 11.5". sou .- $7.2-'. id Sara E. Overbey j tlnrl »lenir'iistmtlon i\T (lie Ww n:t«l J*rlde 558102. produced approxl- ed by anv magician in the coun- circular gives information on ' Miss fi„. , •vrrr--AVrfhrrr A * would-l-e! ilainca T. Waldrop^ L^v^n i^tn^s- cntters. ^ prlnc||»Dp— ^•"hia.tely_ntt.U pounds of butte* fat R| 4rh»; different srPpR Tieredar.^ mnw]-jjf^s Frsrn.- Oj..'iii'Hi HIIJHIIII , farlw ton and Men Mildred Orate*; 8 to medium bulls, $7.75 down-; veal- the sowing of the seed untU tjie radio and . last year, has (wo other daugh- ! \ ot ioha I i/ War ker, _His Mother— Ted Sanford. principal of the :» Miss Lorena Tyree and Mrs. W. ers. $14. ^top h marketed. . Among ^ the program: ters who are meeting the R. of M. T Sl.dd, Ji requirements and is. dam of the high school, stated that 25. cents Sheep—Receipts. 500 ; no early jui.standing things in this clrcu-j Vocal solo ; dints?ion-would he charged,adults «The guests were shown over the action: indications steady; askim lar is the discussion of the use of; Repot • of winner of flrsT^Ftle in the Pro hospital by Rudy Tyree. Misses f'Uce of Cow group at the Callo •• nd 15 cents children. The pub- around $10 for better wooled fertilijPTJ^on white .hurley «tobac- —-Miss fJosal 'ir is Invited and one of the lara- Wiunifred Keya. N'eli Varbrough. lambs. Recommondations of'the kind i Mission v. tray County Jersey Cattle club Gracie Nell 'Jones Anna Mae show October 4 and 5. 1929. it crowds in the history of tne of fertijfxer and the anjount to use i Alma Lee Ou chool i.s expected. The fnn is Jones and Meadow Brook H'arri- v Y. PRomacK - •5Ve given. The diseases affecting jKov^a hilled to lest an hour and a half. >\ Amnug the out-of-town doctors 'elected del< e: •Hopkins county has bouslrl its_ rolors. fresh gathered regn'ar present were Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Members of the Thoroughbreds "Dyerabur-.- \| Mr Thomas BatfRs entertainer! t'ina* carload of nitrate of soda, packed firsts. 25 3-4 Iff 26""*l-4e Washburn. Benton; Dr. and -Mrs biMfet-hall team were awarded Ensoi. the I' a few of his friends wi h * k o- hording to a report from-Coimty Poultry — Dnssed Steady. Ruiiet StQk.e»t Farmington; Dr. Olive^of. beautiful gold basketballs. cm- people, was elock dinner, last Thursday eve \gcnt W VD. Sutton. ; receipts 12,135. Creamery •(•HI Banks PaYlS. Tenn ; Ik f rank Ijoyd td« m.rtfr of hfnn 1 uthe Missis nti'g at ih> home of his parents. jhis-her thanejttra. • r- -d With Dmner Mr tnd Mrs T H Banks I)r H G. Hi ?? „ R'r« i 92 «rf>reI. " I 3 7c: sippf Vatley Conference Chanw Forty-Jiv farmers _|o|f Morgan• ! A• bell . Dr H P. I.um.and Dr. ^ FHmary UK, Those enjoy fn a thf hospitalifv first 1R6-91 score-). "34 if 36 Vjr pionship. In chapel at the cdll^ge on- a have placed their .'idVr forjT^rlH^uitii all of^Pad, o MtMTCfl Deptin'oTTn " - "3D and Mr* Roland White,. -PpuPry—Li^e Ir^fula'* Cliick-] Wedansd irmrnlng. lfi5 bushels of soybi^ans. accord- Winnie Hardy. W« bb Phillips. K ttute, Mfsa Pearl illacard. ns. by >TPre J. 25 fowls, The Babr 1 ial Hrftri ing to K. J. Bowles, county acent ns. Tenn.. ^nd Dr and Mrs Mis., Frances Vaiiifhan. Miss Katlr- xpresp. 25^ 30c Dr • O B lrvan. Dr. H M Me-. Division of ti John Humphrey Paris. Tenn. Patterson afid Thomas Eggs, other grades unchanged. Elrath and Dr. F E. Crawford; -ret M t. Wayn.v i a vear ae-o. TH* •trvr More than 400 tons of rock will-attend a meeting of the • Tl rtre crushed for agricultural CHfRt'H OF CM HIST here th- p kiil.'d him (UntPH NOTICK ^oiitJiSre^tcrn D^ntaJ^ Associatljpn j ridvtT: Mi.-, J M»r Mrs nor a penn\ in tho ; a alts me in Meade county during the ll! Kin nis Club at Beatty- Bible school 9:45 a. m. I In Paducah Friday afternoon and i Why O- n Jt M.so .'Just th' the ro nin h of-February. is sponsoring a tobacco pro- ng liPlA^ a m ant* 7:15 Services'will be held at Snlphur night. the cbttrch •s ' It-iy se c.r3%-1in d a t -bos: one fqurth acre or more-Atlanta. Georgia, where he is at- Song practice .and Prayer will be held ^undav afternoon at visited Mrs. Wallace's parents,]after a lAshop. odor TIIM baatred the co g own by 4-H club endlng a conven'lon of the Amert- meeting each Wednesday at 7:15 hree o'clock. ' Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Perdue, last | 6 to iaa tints- staricg- some?n«t •an Bankers-Association. o'clock i J M KENDALL. Pastor wgek-end 'pirn th»-maelv^a' -u-i 4 e awny.

I'- THE LEDGER A TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 FRIDAY, M.A West Kentucky Gains By State Laws of Legislature Alpha lXipartmeit Discutwea "Han By A BOBBINS Black. Joe' -In the CommerciaFAppeal The Alpha del HICKMAN. K>., March 2? — Woman's Club 1 it*'19 30 session ot. the Kentucky Warren county farmers are sow- meeting Saturd ssembly is a thing of the mist ing large amounts of Korean les- March 22, at the uuy^aod Weal Kentucky ia a'dd- l>*deza. The seed dealers of Bow- J. Capllnger, l score to'see how this ling-Green have reported 20,400 Houston, Mrs. B ctiss at the siat<- cama out, it *oelatii founds o ft his seed sold to farm- Miss Mildred ( yet too early to know exactly .he Le ers during the month of Febru- hosts. li-it hefllv did happen to some ary. Barrle was th« fl- Vh* afvatest number of program, and thu .Is In history were introduced* Twenty-seven carloads of lime- were reviewed: Btil the official digest of the stone were received .In Floyd coun- •What Every w.« .and r**olutions passed is ty during the month of February, —Miss Mary Will in ted. and .-tudied, the complete according to a report from County "Old Lady Sh< Ot accomplishments will be Agent Fred Lawson. —Mlss Bertie Mi "Kiss for Cine mystery. . ^ W. Carr i wo .hihKS w eri-oTii stand ing" at .'- >. .-- ioiiof" £he- Legislature, Miss Floy Ro iug the tHfomineflrt part West leader for the af •j.jjjckv. legislators played. The followinj ther the Way the pemo^ guests were pre* sntKitton "held together The Highest Priced Miss Mah^l H and l\er splendid rendlTUJTL Geneva Evan? visited in Mur- cah, Ky.f guest ol ,e session, passing the Then we listened, after the ray last week. H ra. Keaoetl bill over the Veto of music, to. an instructive talk on Flem Sampson, Repub- field, Ky., guesl "Table Manners", also by Miss NEW HOPE Milk in Murray— Mae W\ man ; fcftl II uie. Paducah, Ky., gu s way the highway depart- We" as a whole, enjoyed very Capllnger; Mrs. I argunitation hiil" the text- much the program, and only wish We are still having March Tipper bill, aimed al the health Fort Wayne, li m mission reorganization we could have Miss Huie give us weather. Raining the most of the and War th It! Mrs. R. T. Wells In the fjrst edition of the Lynn other Important measures board; did npT—get to first base, another, but We are looking for- time though It seems. Grove A/row. published March 15, i^iroOsh While sentiment aud while the Hotff>e cut the ap- ward to Thursday, March 27, to a in the article, "7 8 p^r cent of No sickness, marriages, or Announcement M Kentucky was not strong propriation sharply when it first discussion of "Current Events" by graduate* attend cottefre?', the death? reported at this writing. StllWlll Marri* •highway department bill* came up. little effort was required Miss Audte L. Fed well, Instructor names" of three of *the jnembers Broiher Kendal filled his rcgu est Democratic members to have the full amounts replaced of the English department of As a surprise of the-^'JaSs pf '25. Misses Lola lar fourth Sunday morning ap- d it following the party an9 the bill was pasaed with the Faxon High School. friends was the aud this section is well largest appropriation the health and Zaro Darnell and Miss "Opal pointment. A largeycrowd was the marriage of 1 with theTjersQnnej of the board has ever received. Douglas, wfre omitted. It is not present. He preached a real good will, Paris Ava., The Faxon baseball team is In sermon and was enioyed by all- One revenue the grriss certain jusl how tjjJs mistake hap- britten of Kalam pened to t>e uiade.\ These names practice now. and we hope to ob- We select the milk that Kentucky. The •k reorganization bill sales tax, was passed and ^i^ned_ Mr. and Mrs. Holland Roberts -ixation was not completed, as the aje on the school \records and tain a .game for. Friday March 28. spent Sunday with Mrs. Roberts' Jan. 4, In Elkhi i pa n yip g. ed uca1tionaP by the governor and another, a we bottle from dairies bills introduced by Rep. -Denny were Included when ih&imrvey The boys are coached by Mr. pireqts, _Mr. _and Mrs. R. C. news was revea whieh -appropriated $1,500,- ta* reduction bill., cutting the real; Smith of Hopkinsvifle, which 'was made andflTu' itorywas "writ"-" DeiHis McDaniel, former basket- Green, . tbat conform to our re- appointed luncl to equalize te"nchers: salaries. estate tax'one-tlvird. was reconsid- would" have completely reorgan- ten. The error was made perhaps"1 ball co^ch. week for the bri sponsored by a croup of ered and killed by the Senate, aft Miss Maurene Key spent Satur- quirements for the pro- ized the state government alon*; by ihe""typist in recopying the lack and Miss M t ' Kentucky -educator^ and er U had parsed both houses. day night and Sunday with Misses Or*anv modern business lines, such a? duction of high grade the home of the ed by West Kentucky legis- West Kentucky is rather cold on Leita and Flora Johnspn. the gross salts tax, although it is prevail in Tennessee and Virginia. Miss Hilda Clyde Grogan spent milk and we pay a pre- [-tone av,-., SK. - tPere lo9t in .the closing" days of We are having,plenty of winter Friday night with Mr. and Mrs'. ither 'educational bill >-of ai*n»d -at the chain stores, for it The Future Farmers Club gave The luncheon, th<^ session. weather. " Burton Young and attended the mium for this grade of interest to man> cities' In will affect every merchant in tin- the. following program in . chapel ed with a centei Although we are still looking play at Concord. Kentucky' proxides for a While West Kentucky favored Thursday, March 20: milk. nla and lighted for spring., some are gardening tuiional amendment to ^iVe these bills there was no organized "Th" Three" Cardinal Princi- Miss Myrtle and Fannie Hend- and during the light for them, and it was felt ples of Efficient Dairying^--.-Will some raising baby chicks. rick and Misses Pauline and Clar- 1 hey made a good showing under Riley Furcjiess ^ We pasteurize, cool and the circumstances and would have The World's Greatest Combina- Vera un a good chance of passing, at the tion-Food arid Lubricant, Butter" bottle the milk with the in a l next session, two years from now. —James Sims . most modern and sani- talk of a special session having CHEAP PAINT IS HIGH Gam? aro so Fundamental Relations of j*the Sunburst bo as mr-r.y as cni CASH SPECIALS died down. The Smith bills would Cow To' the Human"—W. C. t a r y equipment w e ^red million of 1 make the stare government 'into Priced at any price Pure Hutchens y could buy. vrater. And ,ust i the.cabinet form with full respon- "The NyW Industrial Revolu- Pasteurized eerms, il th«y p sibility on thfu shoulders of the tion"—-Jioliis Rogers throu;-;h a cut m > governor, uniting many of the GOOD PAINT IS CHEAP Milk The small additional you so sick you scores of state bureaus, commis- 2 lbs. Sunshine Krispy Crackers price by no means indi- weeka—may causi sions, departments, etc., into a Hamlin News through blood j> 3 No. 2 Tomatoes few big departments. Just A Few Months' Wear Proves Our cate the additional val- infect you with L: 1 Ib. Jar Peanut Butter It is generally felt in £his spi^ The >niee _weather has caused Statement ue and protection you fatal ol diseases, 1 Mion that Kentucky cannot nirfike the farmers to get, started veryi get in Sunburst Pasteur- Just because yc well with their spring work. 10c Box Aspirins dequate progress until the'state ized Milk. & cut docs not n 1 -overnment is entirely overhauled. "Mr. and Mra. Desmer Coleman Our long experience as dealers in high P & (i N'aptha Soan You cannot see g 1 he opposition to th^ibills was visited ~fier . Tather, STr.' TTnb class paints and varnishes proves the and sane thing to 2H Sllyer liar Poaches ;oo strong, because/fff the bitter Thompson Sunday. wash every cut, c 40 Clothes Pins : tsht between Lh«xLegislature and Mr. and Mrs. Algie Barger, of above statement. with Liquid' Lo! tLttvi-ruon ,Sanii>eon. Even though Tennessee, visted relatives here IO quart IMsh Pans, Enamel germs, and then »^Pitchers. fcl.oo values ...'...". Murray Milk Products Co. ft. Plow^Lines Double Tree rtKjw* TT^.. : . - DALE, STUBBLEFIELD & CO "Pasteurized Milk is the Only \ew Pattern Dre^iHVints, j*-r yard New Patterfi Pique Prif^. per yard The Rexall Drug Store Safe Milk to Drink" Grow n lfc»mestic. IO inchelper yard . . iV Mens Sox, pairs for . . HOUSTON & YARBROUGH Gen. Merchandise

IS TO USE THE ONE YOU HAVE

The fellcw, tiiat lets the other fellow do his thinking, or thinks as someone else wants him to think, P and G. White N Yes, the Public wants chain Our motto—— Full weighty, listens to the gossip of aelfish interest, investigates nothing for himself, spends his money without regard stores because every dollar for value received through extravagant and uneconomic channels, is the type of fellow who has in store honest trading. Everything you spend you save TEN to a most disappointeing future. The only fellow we can't save money is the fellow v^ho won't investigate. you buy is fully GUARAN THIRTY PER CENT. Chain TtED. Your money back stores save *?the American FIRI

Again join the happy satisfied thousands who people millions and "millions SEA BREEZE FLOUR,,24 lb, WHY TAKE CHANCES? daily visit our stores and shop in comfort and yearly/N^^ FLOUR MEAL 250 ROOMS save Ten to Thirty per cent on their foods. MAY POLE FLOUR, bbL, $7.00 24 lb.. AUNT JEMIMA AUNT JEMIMA GOOD WIFE FLOUR; bbl. $6.60 24 lb,. 4 pounds The Favorite of The It equaled but RIO COFFEE South ' - WHITE SATIN FLOUR, bbl. $6.00 24 lb». never excelled .

24 lb. Sack $1.00 OUR GUARANTEE YOU bbl. $7.80 10c PROTECTS «IUU PET MILK Delicii parec All 15c' brands CIGARETTES Carton PINK SALMON MEATS COMBINATION TEA KETTLE DRY SALT BUTTS AND DOUBLE BOILER Best Pure White. 50 lbs. net $ SALT PORK SIDE MEAT ...... 14 QUART SMOKED BUTTS DISH PAN SMOKED BACON MEAL POST BRAN STARCH, Argo '.oundry' BREAKFAST BACON, Unsliced, per lb. DIPPERS F/REPRl 10 ft bag. Package 2 packages in conn block s COUNTRY PEACHES, 25c size BACON, Sugar Cured CANNED FRUITS PINE APPLE Rosedale, big cans Half or Side DEL MONTE FANCY Apple Butter, No 2% . . NO. 2l/j SORGHUM Del Monte Apricots, CAN. BAKING POWDER BUTTER, Pure Creamery MUSTARD Del Monte Cherries, 2% Excellent quality for 25c size K. C. Pound Big 20c jar

Pie Cherries, Red Pitted

10c JELLO BANANAS, Ripe Yellow PEANUT BUTTER Pears, Holly Brand, No 2yz 3 boxes Dozen Pound Del Monte Pears, Fancy No 2»/2 Del Monte Prunes No. 2\L .... Del Monte Strawberries, No. 2 CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. FIG BARS, Fresh Baked PET MILK Fruit Cocktail, No. 1 10c Kelloggs 2 pounds 6 small

POST TOASTIES PORK & BEANS MATCHES 10c size, 2 pkgs. 10c. size, 2 cans 6 boxes

The | OLIVES, 10c Queen BULK MACARONI or POTTED MEAT improv. Bottle , SPAGHETTI, 3 POUNDS 6 cans Years c except!) OATMEAL, 10c size FERRY'S SEED us to h better « 2 boxes ' 3 packages BABY CHICK every p SCRATCH FEED OLIVES PUFFED WHEAT KROGER GINGER ALE 13c stuffed 13c size, package 24 oz. Quart Wish Bone, 100 lbs. $2.55

OATMEAL, Bulk RICE, Full Head KROGER MALT 6 pounds 4 pounds 3 cans -r -

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quests, numbering 12, played Funeral Rites Are Held VernOn* Hale. Burial took place I^ater in the season the annual Many Tiin. ole county fa ners in the city cemetery. * ~ _ baseball tournament will be held are sowing g ass-mixtures, . hile Mi^J MX ^(..iIIB Mktji'jc^ tui HoUud JrA HIGH SCHOOLS TO H ( we'Htm) to pe s^ecie^, » Kentucky Fanr (Udio a Tew years *o «siy viw^i Murray lt>* guests in her home on Rose- Tompkinsville merchants are of >• r»rt»v Atuio M»b timothy were own. wood ave., SE., for a miscellan- school students will sta.^e a play, Program' • I ferlng $25 and a silver cup aa< T. UUIk eous shower and bridge for Mrs. Funeral service were held' STAGE FIELD MEETiifingerprints" . Alpha l>.,p»rtineiit Allbritten, who was also gu<&t of Thursday afternoon at the First prizes in the Morjooe county tou*j Arrangements are Hieing made Glycerin ^ ix Removes "Ole. IHMTIMUMW "Harrie" honor at a surprise shower given Christian church by Rev. E. B litter contest. ^ Almo To lie Scene of Contest*, to accomodate a large hum ber of The College of Agriculture will Cause ol Stomach G -, The Alpha department of the by the members of her bridge club Motley for Oscar Holland, Jr., spectators at fhe day's a&livitles. give the .following program from Woman a Club held Ita regular Bid I Games, Play on Simple gl\ erin, b^ekthoi^ Weduesday evening in the home of who died at his home In Denver, • Harrison county farmers are tyril li. Events in which the thinlles will the University 6f Kentucky stu- are aow- meeting Saturday afternoon, Miss Ruby Harris, Auburn ave., Colo., after a long lllneaa of asth- compete are as follows: Sark, saline, et , as miaed in A< t-ar ies- March 22, at tbe home of Mra. -W. seeding a large alfalfa acreage, dios of WHAS the week of March erika acts on ?OTH dpper an - SE.—Grand Rapids (Mich.) Her- ma and complications. Mr. Hol- All eight of the county's high 60 yard dash;' 100 yard dash; or BOW- J Capllnger. with Mra. E. U. ald. land was 27 years of age and Is Grimm alfalfa Is .being given the 220 yard dash; High jump; Standi 31. Each program will begin at lower bowel, t iiioving poisons 20,400 Houaton, Mra. Ben Grogan. and schools \yill send athletes to Almo "ou never thou*' were there and survived by his widow and a preference over common. -- Friday, April 11. to competejn the ing broad jump; Running broad 12:45, cehtral standard time. :o farm- Mlaa Mildred Oravea aa Joint daughter of Denver; his father, jump; Pole vault; Shot putt; Re- vhich caused- gt and other stom- Febru- hoata. Mr Allbritten is the son of Mr. county high school track and field March 31—Selecting and ar- ach trojiiWe. Ji ONE spoo. f«l and Mrs. B. S. Allbritten, of Mur- Oscar Holland, Murray; a sister, Fotir limestone platforms will men which' will form part of a lay-race.- — ... Barrle waa the subject for the Mary Margaret Holland, Murray; rangement or pictures, "THlss "fda- xeiieve* "GAS," W r-stomaehy sick » program, and the following playa ray Route 7. He and his bride will be established along the Illihois full day's activities at the Almo headache and c< s jpatlon. Don't two brothers, Preston Holland, school, according to announce, Hagman.. Raising sweet potatoes were reviewed: visit his parents some time during Central railroad In Grayson coun- ENSOIt T<> PRE At H take medicine v it 1 cleans only of lime- the coming summer. Murray, and Fred Holland, Den- ment by Robert B. Reed, princi- that will ke«P. John S. Gardnei. yd coun- . "What Every Woman Knows" ver. TTie members of the Murray ty. ^ PART of the bo e; . but let A«i- —Miss Mary Williams mm^m The Rev. Jno. Ensor. pastor of April 2—Controlling the clothes lerika give you ; iAL ch unlns; ebruary, Lodge No. W5 F. A A- M . were the Murray Methodist church wUl moth and carpet beetle, Mls^-Ma- "Old Lady Shows Her Metala" Drciwatic Club Hoot In addition to the track and and see how goi i »u feel* It l County in charge of the services. The preach at Pleasant Grove Sunday ry Didia kerf// Junior agricultural —Mlaa Bertie Manor To New Members Cantaloups growers In Waco field events, two'ball games will wjll surprise yo : ale-Stubb;e- The Sock and Buskin Dramatic pallbearers were V. H. Clark. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. club work.iji W. Whitebouse. "Kiss for Cinder-Ells—Mrs. J Miller Robertson, H. T. Sledd, J. community in Madison county are be played, the first between-Kirk- field A Co.. dr> s. And in Club of the College enjoyed a constderlnsr a cooperative market- • sey and Concord and the second Ensor will also preach at Mason's April 4-^MVhat farm folks are Hazel. Ky. by J 1 Tumbow & W. Carr h. Farley, Edd Dlugtfld, Jr., and Chapel Saturday, April 5. Mlaa Floy Robbins waa the banquet Tuesday night in honor ing association. ' between Almo and Lynn Grove. asking. N. R. LIUott. Son. leader for the afternoon. of the new members recently Initi- ated. They are: Harold Byrd, R. The following out of town JL Chrisman. jr.. Mlaa Lona Mur- guasu were present. iel McSwain, Mlaa Margaret Mlaa Mabvl Hucheil. of l'adu- Riehardadn, Mrs. Carrie Pearl cah, Ky., KUeat of Mlaa Susan I'ef Huie, Mins Frances O'nan, Harold for; Mra. Kenneth I^uerson, Mai- Norman, Pat Blalock, Rob Roy- field. Ky.. guest of Miss Nellie Hicks, Gordon Johnston, Miss Mae W> man; Miss Ealher Davieaa, Annie Lee Pasehall, Miss Nelle i'jdiu'Sh. Ky.. gueat of Mra. W. J. Hall. Miss Helen Routon. Mrs. Again We Make Deeper CrnpKnger; Mrs. Gordon Banks, of Vada Grogan and Ray Slttrkf Fort Wayne, Indiana, guest or Mrs. R. T. Walla. (Ihaiacter "Builders Have Annoum . nw-iit Mjule of Allbrltten- Supper JParty NtilWIU Marriage til In.liann Mrs. H B. Bailey. Mrs. W. S. .Aa a surprise to her group, of Swaun, V. H. Ciark, Miss Cailis friends WES the announcement of Wear and Mrs, Gregg.Miller were the marriage of Miss Blanche Stil- hosts Friday night at a Bupper will. Paris Ave., to E. B. All- party at the First Christian britten of Kalamazoo, formerly of church for the Character Builders that Kentucky. The service was read Sunday school class. irie* Jan. 4, In Elkhart, lud., and the St. Patrick favors were ujjed in newB was revealed at a daintily ihe decorations. r re- appointed luncheon given last The Sunshine friends were re- pro- week for the bride by Mrs.A. Nib- vealed at tiiis parjtj. lack and Miss Maude Romence at rade the home of the former on Glad Ltgazine Club^To pre- btone ave., SE. • Meet March 28 e of The luncheon, table was decorat- Mrs. T. H. Stokes will be host ed with a centerpiece of swalnso- of the Magazine club at a lunch- uia and lighted by white tapers on at the National Hotel next and during the afternoon the Friday. March 28, at 12:45 o'- clock. and i the Occr a C'V.loz*. DeadlyColleg eCermf Freshmen Have in a Water Clever I'arty tani- Gcim.* arc t»o «r, i! that there may Two hundred and fifty fresh- w e bo aa air.r.y as one billion, seven hun- men enjoyed a unique party in1 the dred million of them in a drop of college gymnasium Thursday eve- water. And just a few of these tiny Ding. permr, ft thsy get into your blood Streamers of red, atnber, and throu-b a cut in your skin, may make tonal blue lights crossed over the heacte you so sick you will be in bed for of the frivolous freshmen and wetki—may c to 91.50 300 pairs mens high shoes and oxfords, well made and dura- h All and Mrs. Luther Robertson were a yard". a yanl. ** sizes in black and tan. Valued UTI to $4.50 and $5.00, for 82.05 hosts of the Home Department Desirable Mill Lengths of the iast Thursday afternoon at the Better qualities in mefis oxfords, all the newest styles in hii, 1 ;rade home of Mrs. Berry. «An interest- SILKS at $1.29 Regular 25 and 35c Quality. calf in blades and browns. Odd lot and broken size assort tin nt „ All ing program was given on "Ken- SILKS at 79c sizes, but not in all styles. Values to $«.<>0, at ;!.!>"» link, tucky's Novelists and Short Storv 116 ^ncii rich brocade ]>oplins, for 1,000 yards of 'excellent quality WHILE drapes and pillows, plain colors in flat crepe, satin finish damask* WOMENS SHOES A big lot of straps, ties, pumps and oxfords, (intent calf colored kid. jard It wag" as follows: flat crepcs - and crepe- de chines, ityhes wide, printed flat crepes THEY -tore *lKentucky's First Novelist"— printed floral rayon chartneuse. anil georgettes. Values in this lot -mostly-staffle novelty styles. All sues. Values up to $5.00 al ... S2.4SJ... LAST A quantity of our better styles in stra|»s, ties, iJiunps am! ovf -rtls, all Gilbert Inlay-Mrs. H. D. Padgett Values lo $1.75 a yard. up to $2.00 and $2.50 a yard. £0C {ate. Jarties Lane Allen—His Life good staple styles. Values up to $6.50, at Sjt:?.4f) and a Report on "The Choir In- vlalble"—Mrs. 'H. B. Bailey We have been fortunate in obtaining an- John Fox, jr.—His life and a other solid case of these much wanted FIREPBQOF Representative .Story—Mrs. A. L. 2000 Yards Drapery 1000 Pairs Silk Gloves Rhodes Materials prints, our customers will recall the won- 3-% Jefferson Irvin 3. Cobb-Mrs. H. T. Wal- A big accumulation of fancy nets, scrim: derful values in the last lot—this lot is -SfiI,k Gloies In all the popular shades,1 drop. ^ and voiles, plain, ecru, white and colored, even better—better lengths, better qual- dozens of styles in every size. A shade 230 ROOMS 200 .WITH OATH A plate luncheon was served at a quantity of ruffled scrims in colors, some to.match any drees. This great lot^all the conclusion of the "program. full irte-oes, others in desirablei curtain ities, all 36 inches wide. grouped together and selling at half the RATES lengths, all going at half the odriglnal prie Half Price original {trice. Half Price SIMG1E Delta I>epart merit Will but $2S0 Meet April 1 WITH BATHMrs . Roy Farmer and Miss DOUBLE Oneita Wear will be hosts to the $400 Delta.. Department, next 4 Tuesdav WITH BATHevening . April 1. The subject will Attention Men 35° CSZ-CO be "Improvement in Our To,wn." Deliriously P ^Easter Dress pared ftooa); n Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Over 300 Men's Honor Mr. and Mrs. Tkell ~ • ; • * • r • *" —stp= Mr.-and Mrs. Marvin Fulton DIMNG ROOM were hosts at bridge Thursday AMD evening in honor o/"Mr~. and Mrs. During This Sale and Save O. r. Okeilj of (Ilendale, Caiifor 19 COFFEE SHOP tiia. Those present were; Mr. and SUITS m-. ' Mrs.'Oicett, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ? c /Tt reasonable Mehtgin, Mrs. B. O;—Langs ton. Three Lots of 83 Prices -Mtss-Mary Williams* Mr. and Mrs G »- Haccy I. Sledd..Mr. and.Mrs. E. S. In Four Sensational Low c FIREPROOF-GARAGE DiugUid, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joe T 15 in connection -one Lovett. — Priced Lots Tasteful refresh men ts ' were DRESSES blocK south of hotel served, ai TBe conclusion of the llltOKKN IX)T .MKV8 SI ITS P.lay. About 25 suits ht this lot 'good wool-, en'materials, medium and dark col- — at Startling ors. if your size Is here ydu get a bargain. $10.95 Beaman's Wit Reductions Formerly Sold for $25.00 and Wisdom DRESSES $2.95 f KOUMKltLY PltlCKD AT $«.»5 Your <; Better quality suits for Years of public service in our line combine^ with wool suits with two jiair lot iif tin' tjf!I'*'' . 1 n---''-, linhl. iiK'tiiliiii an,I «iark> men and young men in- 15c exceptional skill and modern equipment qualifies "of trousers, conservative cluded. in this lot. Good _»,r sbiuleA .>( |J»T» aail fapcj -rrrpn mid >*tin«. staple patterns in all wool us to handle any automotive problem. We do a nian> Iiuh > KMHirrtte*. all atse*. « styles In all' size*. Mater- better grade of work and whats more we guarantee ials that will wear and fabrics, gixxl styles that are well tailored in all every phase of it. 24 hbur wrecking service. give lasting^salisfatcoin. sizes. 1 1. bag Lewis H. Beaman's Garage • Over a Hundred Spring Coats MENS FELT HATS Coats for Children, Misses artd Women, plain tailored Half Greasing, Doping, Battery Charging, Firestone * VAUW UP T6 $4.54> 1 and fur trimmed, stunning styles that are attractive and Fine quality fell hats. tyrlms and roll brims Battery, Waxfree Havoline Oil good looking—all grouped for this sale at half the origi- everj size in the Wtiht grvvs and tans In a»- TELEPHONE 44 NIGHT PHO«E 35 nal price. Price sorletl colors, luwryow an

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ca&ion to them to be present at isfyinK to any of us but on the The Oldham County Bankers' this manifestation of honor .and whole and all together Murray and Association is offereing a reward THE LEDGER & TIM& prats.- for iheir departed father \ alloway county are in better con- of $10 for the^ best acre of Ko- l*hone 408 Tyree Hospital ' and brother whos* people , have dition. and more fortunate than rean lespedeza grown in the coun- ConsolidaUoa ot Th* Kiuttg Ltdgex, Tha Calloway Times and TM uuAl -*i\eii recognition to his l ine-out bt tell ux. ilttiisid. ty this year. • MtJlltAY. *r. TimesHeriU. OO*. X Vm. wj JKlMtyH JO* States. A >plrit of optimism and Cull Published By The Calloway County Publishing Co., Inc. Murray shines Ln a powerfully speed atu-ad will neve£ fail to put! Worth Fourth Street. Murray. Ky. ^ # reflected glqrjf and. for justice's . sake jt is to be devoutly hoped us through. Joe T Lovett. . ; Editor. that the world will give the man . the place he has" earned. * The Death of Old Made by Hanna's~~ \ Entered at the Postoffice. Murray, Ky., as second class mail matter Scholastic Victories "Bi^Parti»an" President Hoover declares there It must be all right" "lNtttf hajth her victories no le^ The enmity and hiph feeling is now no federal patronage graft MEMBER renown?*! than war." that has been caqsed by the ad- in the south which only leads us People who have used uUajatC*iloSi oLGovsrnor "SaxiiF- to the opinion that hp is. a very ~ ( ' -X. any one of HabnaV A winning athletic team brings sqn and espectaTTy Manifested dur- William Fox. of White Sulphur poor player of blind man's buff glory to any educational institu- ing the 1 Ml* .legislature,-during community in Ilath county, reports and aa^a boy was never good at Jr^T ^ paints or finishes always . KENTUCKY PRES tion. arouses* intrest and gives which the-y governor J\as been a yield of 1.630 pounds of tobac- the Easter egg hunt. have pleasant recollec- r-^SSOCl AT10N/ publicity that is extremely valu- soundly trounced many times., co. worth |491. from one acre Of S^^^r-J V-v tions of quality and sat- able, nowaday a. Jj» garnering new may be a blessiug in dis_uise»tf- land which w»8 limed and treated That cement deal solidified a i 1 yV / J u faction. students but is not comparable to it will qrj'ak up that idea of bi with a complete fertilizer. literarj attainments, for lasting partisan boards which arose a Tew many folks' suspicionss that there When they have a paint- Subscription.Jm^is:— In First Congressional District and Henry bl I • :it> has been something wrong at The Dix River Dairy Herd Im- Frankfort since Sampson took of- ing or finishing job of a and Stewart Coun&e*, Tens41.00 a year; elsewhere, $1.50. ~ j: . . .. SoflSf of us are prone to forget The bi-partisan act-was* a no ther provement Association has a mem- fice. different character, {hey .Adertising Rates and information about Calloway county market Minn•times-•• that schools are one of those things that sounded, bership of ten Boyle county farm- ask "What does Hanna furnished upon application. 4 ••• - • rounded and maintained for the like a milltfrn dollars in theoTy ers. five in Lincoln, three in An- More were poisoned drinking pjrpose of educating our chil- and was a practical flop. It was derson, two in GTtrrar^i and one make for such toork as Jamaica ginger than some of the dren and not for making athletic conceived in good interft but it in Mercer. that?" Honor Where Honor Is l>.-rot's of j them. Not that we are gavj? blrth^to one of the most- vic.- drys would have us believe vio- Due deetying the athletic honors that ious and nefarious systems that lated the prohibition law at all. Just what they ahould have have come toMurray teams In the ever attached itself to the state of for tip purpose u ia the pin*t few VeaTs^for no one is a Kentucky. ' The legislature took Governor complete Hanna line — and in ore enthusiastic faq- than t his IN SIX WEEKS Sampson's pardon commissioner the quality ALWAYS maa* ll led _Lu .nothing buj an tnner- ures up to meet their high writer and'none takes greater1 and when It dismissed Mr. Craig clrcle composed of representative? expectation*. pride and joy-in lickihg-the foe. of both parties which £ad nothing it also relieved him of his prom- " But the winners'ol these acholas-* at all m'mind "but the protection ise commissioner. tic joust? are now less entit^d to, jof»Its own privileges at the ex- Credit and praise than the vic- pense of the commonwealth and Appointing committees is the torious -aiiiltiLes Their prepara- present great American indoor tory work has been just as long The main argument for pasty sport. A' and arduous, more often the re- government, which is admitted to (•rateful Man Tells of Experience sult of overcoming handicaps, and be full of botes and exits ior th*? With" Ne^r~MedScine—Health Ther recently proposed honesty The Important Reason j wo'rld for that wonderfgj relic their victories as*' more eridurfhi;. simple region, that no^one_can campaign should start with those onfy to return and find it, at his Completely Hectored J7ATS and oils are no; digestec A game or a contest is more ex- advance a better system of gov- birds who mash in the fender on, very door step It his lifetime. citing to watch than a literary ernment, is that~tt~- fixes respon- 1 your parked car and omit telling like starches or pro'eins, the> Nathan Slubblefleld also litFd in 1 „contestand for that reason art>uses sibility and defines and distin^- you aboutTt. QUALITY PAINTS must first be ernuisihed m tht a modern Nazareth, except. fTls a higher pitch of interest for the "uii4»e* -tfte-- ir^rres '1n; eitcTi cam- ****** only justice to say-that some fssL . Uw***--beHtie--but th? Tatter adds far body before they can be utilizec paign. Under the-bi-partisan sys- E. G_. Dent has been appointed - -belie*'d that ^'e Tia~cT something, piore to the development of our and FINISHES as -nourishment. ——-——— tem, the buck can be njore easily highway commissioner for the though They did not. just exactly nation than thtf former ever can. passed, and many- are the cloaks Third District and we hope he There's One for Every Purpam understand what it. was. though it has its place in the af- under which vicious works can beT makes one on what needs to be | It ha® Jong-been the custom-ef fairs of iuen, . performed. _ Murray Lumber Co. - »&an to neglect the^due jrecosni- accomplished in this section of the ..Calloway county did-exceedingly The legislature could ft'ave done .(Incorporated) is pure cod-fiver oil scientifically^ non of genius until time lend^ the well in the district" interscholastic , true lustre ^jo its name and its ^io better work than to have re- MURRAY, KY. emulsified- prepared few easy tournament held here last Friday pealed all acts sp€£ifyirfg biu>ar deeds Most of" its... possessors and Saturday and th£" Ledger Ac Bellas Hess, one of the largest and rapid digestion, as' were derided and ignored during tisan boards and surely the *ext mail order houses, has omitted its Times extends heartiest congratu- legislature wilj do so. Nature provides emuiaihed fat1 their lifetime and examples are lations to the young men and dividends but its customers didn't Bi-partisanship is too often uo- legion. young women who won honor for get 1L in milk. partisanship or super-partisanship. themselves and glory for. their This is the import ant reason A. This community is- happy lo No matter which side wins this schools and their county. Cigarette and cigar manufac- why fAe cod.- liver oil yoa Inner-groups remaps in the sad- turers are now in a hot fight over take—should be emulsified— dle. .Elections are in vain -for no the cleanliness and parity of their ihoutd in, Scott '$ Err.ulston. ' jj The Business Outlook matter which party coun-ur the respective products. It hasn't See for most ballots the same crew re- been long since all of them were mains in the seat of government. . While depression, in the Ih'dus- considered poisonous ahuc exper- especially for functions perfectly and my bladder ty. You very shortly would have ace indicates that good and bad actions are normal. My kidneys no banks, no merchants, no mar- pp'years come in series; that a kets, highways, schools. and '^cession of" bad years is -follow- give no pain, discomfort or incon- churches would go down and what by a group of years that grow venience, and I have not suffered would yo.ur property be worth? tier. r«ach their p£ak and .then- PARKER'S BAKERY from constipation since I finished True, the community getting your op off gradually ihto the poor dollars would grow fat and pros- A Modern Bakery For a Modern Community oup .If "this holdvi true 1930 the first bottle of Konjola. My perous.—Glasgow Times. ould L>e even belief than 19,29 general health is better than it has' id lead to a favorable farm year SameTricz for over38 yearsro or three years hence. been in years and I shall always Another .factor in,.the economic praise this, master-medicine." it look fdr Calloway county this 25 ouncesfbr 25* ;>0 per. cent of the. labor costs till be expended rfght here at iome. Even- imported labor, if ny there is, must reside in the jty while the work is proceeding. Industry Using Many; do not realize how niy^ch onstructiorr- projects mean to the More Electric Power

They are one of lhe greatest man- ufacturers of prosperity. Business is neyer what it pos- sibly should be and the economic. situation i> never completely s<-.r- I 50 Years' Use | Better Lighted I of Black-Draught | T^CTTOU realize the importance to your "ABOUT fifty years ^^^^ entire_ community of the man from Streets \ ago," savs Mr. / U -ociiom you buy your fertilizer? Lewis G.O'ShieldS, / : He serves you at very small profit to him- v> of PortersviHeJ^S ^^ H* seff.. bift very large profit to you. The Ala., "my mother # / ... \ gave me the first ft ^ ^ small arritfunt" of money you pay for .your ^ dose of HacTrl*^ fertilize* comes back to you many times ^ Draught, and I over through increased yield and quality. have taken it ever since, when I need- yj^fc jB * What kind of a crop could you make with- Jv ed a medicine for wAf'&Z^ out his help? O constipation I Why oales of electricity r\re throwing ** have used this TALK THIS OVER WITH ^ remedy all rr.. * ' ' o The Associated Gas and'Electric System numbers among its married li-f.e, in ^ YOUR DEALER - 1,368,000 customers every type ot electricity, user—residential, ^ rising my children.- .. ® —To help you make better crop^r. . . J "I have used Bl-ack- J Draught for heartburn, as I ^ that's your dealer's reason for being industrial, commercial, city and rural. Their growing demands have had spells of this kind, £ in business. He knows that Chilean brought about a 126% increase in sales of electricity from 1920 S, off and on, for years. This S Nitrate of Soda is the form of nitro- O follows indigestion, and in- ^ gen that does the most good.for'every to 1929. • ALICE: "Five cant digestion comes close on \ \ constipation. 3J crop you grow—cotton, corn, fruitf BOBBIE: "Yes. an "I have found that the best J truck — everything. If he does not You can make an attractive public utility, investment—one way tp head off trouble is to § uhave Chilean Nitrate in stock he can that will grow with the industry—by subscribing for Associated J begin taking Black Draught J* . pet it for you at a moment's notice, in £ime_. It relieves me of « iust tell him that you want Chilean Gas and Electric Company— ^ dizziness, tightness in the V Nitrate ... th£ world's Only natural chest and backache. v *X. O "By getting rid of -impuri- aurate fertilizer. Have him write $1.60 Interest Bearing Allotment Certificate* v ties. Black-Drsught helps to J our nearest office for all information ^ keep- the system jn good ^j. about zjurces of supply. order. I always keep it in ^ £ the home, and have recom- i Price $27 to Yield about 6% m»nrt»H it fr» m«nv npnnl^ A r£€E FERTILIZER BOOK Our n?w 64-page illustrated book, "How to Fer- tilize Your Crops", is filled with helpful informa- $5 is enough to begin an investment in these Certificates. Pay THFnFORDS tion. FREE. Ask for Book NO. 1, or tear out this ad and mail it with your aame and address. the balance at the rate of $5 monthly. Ask any employee.

For CONSTIPATION. 'INDIGESTION. BII.IOUSNES81 1830-1930 Chilean ThU rrttr mark* the 100th 11 n nivtr- Nitrate of Soda tarf of the fir.I EDUCATIONAL BUREAU cargo of t.hilriiri DR. EARL ADAMS 200 Fayette Nat°l Bank BIdg . Lexington. Ky. Xilral^roufihl loIn rrifin|i plra^ refer to Ad Vo. 73 \ ETKIIN UUAN ifcu-Lm/St-M,!/>•«. PHWK Coltlwatej- or Ua< kw4)urK alp FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 THE LEDGER & TIMES

Place Purebreds last year, commemorating progress varsity of Kentucky, in a circular Camp Ground or F day and Sat- in livestock improvement In the, for agricultural 4-H club mem- urday before UM t, ;t Sunday in Hoopltal On Many Farms state. Taylor county finished its bers. April, being April he 4th and drive on scrub sires, and the oc- He recommends 100 to 125 5th. cA^kviu via*. ce\evjrr-.®6 al the Y&-) J*H to the Quarter ^r j jf a r "S Bverytooftp ' ytoins beinj.' conducts In the state by veiling of a bronze table at Camp- fertilizer analyzing 4 per cent of your dinner and son/' hooks. Help county agricultural agents and bellsville. Another table was nitrogen, U to 10 per cent of make this the best tie yet. extension field agents from- the erected at Morganfield in com- phosphoric aeid and 4 to 5 per This U one of the greatest University of Kentucky £ollege.of meoration of the freeing of Un- cent of potash. If the new high- causey known to ms a. So let us Agriculture resulted in a total'of ion county from the scrub stock ly concentrated fertilizers are us- stimulate the singing interest by 1,061 pur bred bulle, 920 purebred list. Both monuments were'given ed, such as, for example, a 12--24- being present and let the song iams and 270 purebred boards be- by the Louisville Board of Trade. 12 analysis, use only a third as waves roll. ' j ing placed on farms last yuar Six The campaign for improved much, or about 40 pounds for the Wayne Key, Pres., hundred and ninety-seven of the livestock has been under way in quarter acre. Barber Edwards. Secy. bulls were dairy breeds. Kentucky for ten years, under the Where it is impossible to ob- Extensive wort? was also con- direction of county agents and the tain a fertilizer with as high per- ducted in building up herds and College of Agriculture. In 1920 Centage oLnitrogen as recommend- Hocks. • Dairy herds were estab- less than 20 per cent of the Bires ed, use Ufa pounds of the best lished or enlarged on 1,2 65 farms in the-state were purebred; in fertilizer obtainable and, after the lust yc;ir, while beef cows were 19 30 60 per cent were purebreds, tobacco has begun growing, ap- place , on 165 farms, sows in 349 liTTs estimated. ply 25 pounds of nitrate of soda farms and ewes on 310 farms. All • mr ».—— or sulfate of amonla around the these females were purebreds or Jess Gibbs Wins plants. 1)0 not 8®* any on the high grades. plants. Two monuments, were unveiled $5 in Leaf Contest # , Singers To "Meet at The Chilean Nitrate of Soda Ed- •« n . A ., . - ucational Bureau has Just an- • v^Oles Uround April 4, 5 Calloway Circuit Court City of Murray, Kentucky, a Mu- nicipal Corporation of *he, Fourth Class, I'aintiff For and On. Behalf of the City of Murray . , PETITION K\ I* \IT 11 The plaintiff. City of Murray. Kentucky, a municipal corpora- tion of the fourth class, says that on the 25th day of February, 1930, its Board "of Council duly -adopied and ordered' published an ordinance providing for the an- nexation to said city of certain territory adjacent and contiguous to the west boundary limits there- of , said- territory being: described as followst towit: ."Beginning tn the west boun- dary line of the City of Murray, Ky., at a point three hundred feet south bf the south side-of Poplar Street, thence west in a parallel course with Poplar Street ex- tended . to a ,point four hundred fifty feet west of the west side of a rqad running north and south, the north portion of said road being known as Langston Ave- nue; thence north to the south side of-a county road which runs east and west through a place callejl Five Points, *aid road being Arro-Lock Shingles just naturally lock approximately parallel to and in line with the north boundary line one to the other. They lay tight and stay of the.City of Murray; thence east along the south side of said tight in all kinds of weather. Their great road to a point directly north of and in line with the east boundary beauty and lasting qualities and their low line of the Murray State Teachers Officers of the First District College athletic grounds; thence Educational Association held their cost has proven them popular with good south to said athletic grounds and first meeting at Murray- Saturday. along said east side of said The meeting was called for the skill builders and discriminating home owners. grounds to a point four hundred purpose of^organization and to dis- •ducts 1,450 Beacons Operated feet north of the north side bf a cuss plans for F. D. E. A. activi- Quickly Relieved by This Safe plated boulevard designated as ties this year and at its annual >ntain Because of their construction, they can Nightly to Guide Fliers meeting in the fall. Prescription Olive StreSf Boulevard; thence ea*Bt to the.,west boundary line of Preliminary plans are being tmost Operated from sunset to . sun- neither blow up nor curl up. There are said city." made to make the F. D- E. A. Here's a doctors prescription rise, 1,450 aeronautical lights meeting at Murray next Novem- that is really throat insurance. guide, bight fliers oy#f th* Djte no openings for rain, snow or dampness . Plaintiff files as a -part hereof ber the best in the .history of the Sore or irritated throats are re- t ton's airways. a certified copy of said ordinance, association. to get through. lieved and soothed almost instant- 'All but 125 of the lights, this marked "Exhibit A," and says ly with the very first swallow. number being furnished by pri- that the meeting of the Board of Officers of the F D. E. A. are About 90% of all coughs are vate interests, have been estab-' Council at which same was adop- H. H. Mills, principal of Water caused by an irritated throat; con- lished by the aeronautics branch ted was a regular adjourned meet-, Valley high' school, president; M. sequently for most coughs there is of the department of commerce. ing; that all of the members of O. Whither, superintendent of Ask Us For Estimates nothing better than this famous said Board were present, and up- Calloway county schools, first vice Lights serving a community president; N. G. Martin, superin- prescription—it goes direct to the conform to_ a standard feature a on a yea and nay vote all voted internal cause. It is put up under in favor of said ordinance; that tendent of Lyon county schools, fixed pencil of light pointing to second vice president; Tullus 'teous the name Thoxine and Is guaran- the nearest air port or landing said ordinance Was duly and teed to ' stop coughs and relieve regularly published for three .con- Chmnl.H rs, superintendent of lien- field, and a"revolving beam mak- ton city schools,* treasurer; and sore'throats in 15 minutes or your ing sixCircuits a minute. secutive issues of the Ledger & money will be refunded. Singers Frank Irwin, principal of Heath Cotton drills, scrapers and sweep. Times, a weekly newspaper pub- Figuratively speaking, "we never sleep.'' and speakers find Thoxine very lish, .i in Murray. Ky.. and having high school; secretary. Valuable. If you don't trade with us and keep us busy as a bee ARRO-LOCK ROOFING COMPANY ORDER OF a general circulation In the city You lose money and so do we. The remarkable thing about arrd territory affected; and that Sees Fertilizer Thoxine is that while It relieves said ordinance was adopted and published pursuant to authority Also furniture, chairs and rugs, almost instantly, it contain^ no- As Tobacco Aid Spray for your cow, files and bugs. Sexton Bros., Owners thing harmful, is pleasant tast- REFERENCE conferred on said Board of Coun- CALLOWAY CIRCUIT COCRT Everything for the farm, also Sportsman's guns. ing and safe for the whole fami- ciL-hy Section 3483 of Carroll's C. N. McGee. Plaintiff. / Fertiliger seldom fails to give And a hundred more things at A. B. Beale £ Son's. Murray, Ky. ly. Ask for Thoxine 35c., 60c., ^Kentucky Statutes, and the ob- Vs. Order of Reference. , an increase in yield of tobacco and and 11.00 bottle. Sold by Jones ject and purpose thereof was «and Dollie McGee andvGeorge McGee, often improves the quality of the When you are in Murray in sunshine"!}'- rain. Drug Co., and all other good is to brings about the annexation Defendants. leaf, says .Prof. E. J. Kinney of Don't fail to come to see us, 220 East Main. drug stores. to the said City of Murray of the It is ordered, that thia^fause be territory' aforesaid. the Experiment Station of the Uni- referred to George IJ^cft^ Master Commissioner of Ibis Court, to Wherefore, plaintiff prays for tTie"Judgment of this court order- LYON'S BARBER SHOP take proof of ^ktlms against the ing that said territory be annexed A. B. BEALE & SON estate of Betty McGee, deceased, It \ Kit Kits to the City of Murray, Ketucky, Clarence Lyon and Itufus Johnson «}nd all p£r£ons holding claims and become and be a part of^salfll Telephone 36, Murray, Ky, against,^aid estate will present AVe invite you. Your business ap- city; and it prays for all proper preciated. and we will -cut your thci£ claims, duly proven, befoVe relief. i^ta Master Commissioner on or hair-to suit you—not us. "before the 14th day of April, CITY OF MURRAY, KENTUCKY, \. W. LYON, Owner. which is the first day of the Cal- By John G. Ryan, _ loway Circuit Court, 1930, or be City Attorney. forever barred from collecting Notice is hereby given that the same in any other manner except foregoing petition, seeking an- through this suit. nexation to the City of Murray, Kentucky, of the territory therein Witness rhy^irand as CTerk of described, was filed in the Callo- suceiss said Court, this the 13th days of way Circuit Court on the 17th day Make your car do its March, 1930. ' of March, 1930.. Geo! Hart. Ed Filbeck Clerk Calloway Circuit Court. Mayor. best by using the genuine }ower Your Canary's Complete Menu?' r?lrr~th® ?ect CuiOa Bone—an K \ - il*]rr irann CROWN ETHYL Mall this ad with' nam* and address to E.VXI& -H ANT,T-BLACKBtJRN CO.. Kansas C'.y. Mo., lor a Fit EE Carton of SING- si?:0 Biscuits and-Booklets on Birds.

COVINGTON BROS. & CO. Murray, Ky. Distributor GASOLINE SKevur,, It will improve the per- I NO ffl MR. Tortoise stjjl gets there formance of any car. * first. He travels the slow, I MATTER I steady, non-stop route. His I HOW SOILED I j Costs a little more— weekly savings deposits, how- ever small, will total financial ' 7heyComeBack I worth a lot more independence. Mr. Hare starts out like a whirlwind, but is SAVINGS short winded. He's left by the ACCOUNT CLEAN! STANDARD OILCOMPANY well known wayside, dozing The delivered jirlces are: Suits, dry cleaned and pressed, 91; Plain Dresses, $1 Men's Straw or Felt-Hat.*, FL; WO- over some very sad get-rich- men's Hats, 50c. quick propaganda. Parcel Poet service at delivery prices. Add lOc extra for pncklng.

Main Plant 10th and Broadway." "Convenient Cash and Car- Let us route your ry Stations in Hotel Irvin Cobb and at Bridge and Clements THE OLD RELIABLE streets.* ~ • Motor Trip, and Standard Oil Tooting Serrice, 426 W. Bloom Sc, Loniaville, KT. I would like for you to temd mm best route send you maps, free of charge

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' relatives rretdint Jake Brown, who is seriously III. the world has made more progress- accord. Tn one occasion he reach, Dexter News ... Pat Msthls silent Saturday In the past twenty-five years than ed down his trunk to help Merrill out of a pit On another, Mer-, . Mr. ar > Kwlu Barnett and nlsht with Mr. and Mrs. Lev RANDOM in all 4bfeturie« previous to l^OO. . Bon. Sain I and Mrs I IwoVWs rill, while riding on the elephant's Paducah, mobured .Mathis. That Unjust about true for within Tenn. Si visitors In ! back, swung into a tree by means ltaydeh Wal.ton lvk. Suniisj. vImUHb Mr. Arthur Clrndon and eh 11- Ruminations his short period have-come the rslatlvM. i'^ursti lor sr.1 irnef, . I drttt were eaH«7s ot 149. >4la_ , Uw va»iVv» wi VTIUi Ml ("r 'he church «er- third!person; Somehow or other I were the only high schools In Mar- this week is a real thriller. Things ed on Edgar Rhys Burrough s fa work of u iafus and -aunt Mrs vlceu of Elder Jewell Norton anrl just catFfesay what I want to so shall and Calloway Counties. To- we have expected to wait years to thous novel. "Tarzan and'the Jew- SAT MAT. ttsta, of •di Irvan. moto "~J ~ Mrs. *"*—•-Hargis' parents". that it will make sense. 1 have duy, Calloway has eight and Mar- see and hear have been bundled els of Opar. " llvered i envied the facility with which my shall six four-year, accredited at the 8. Murray and were i Several vounp ladies from Mur- into this picture in a grand style. ay "d t" ilcnion an*1 Hitirni fellow editors griifcl oui smooth, lityh arhools. Tboae dava -the high day arte y UFiMiuiHiB ntth eas> -TlowThs "Copy and "it Sccdff^fl Tbe cast, is a real thrill, just NOV^L <>\MKRA TKCHM^tE lie in afternoon. They made a school vraduatf was an exception read these names, George Ban- rSKI>~IX (TltETA I.1>\V \TKR HOMK..MAKKH was forced into the war and which will open Wednesday" and Mr. Scott Shoemaker spent the column. Yes, deliberately got ci.ru \olKs afternoo: emerged a national hero without a Thursday at the Capitol Thef«re( tdJJJifl reek-end with his parents near down and hunted It out. In the, as a Metro-TJafdwyn-Mayer offer- first place I wantfd. to get some- past. He Is made pellce chief of was In t "Neither lost a fortune 'rovldence. * The Home-tnakers Club of Cold- a crime ridden city, but his old ing with musical and sound sy.n- thing I hadn't seen before, prob- lite-. Little Mrs. Eunice Jeffrey has im water. w4th Miss Sadie Wllgus, gang find hinl and th^y plan chronizatlon. that rflight have been roved so as ¥o be dp and about ably this has been used but if so spent F home demonstration agent, met on grand raid, with his aj"the staiesooif beini; dfijposed to two visitors!--Miss Man&n Carter. ders Rapdolf, Holmes Herbert and ly and-in protecting his Mighty , at the Capitol Theatre. 0 Qiiromount (/idwe Z)ang - . . is- Bu Briensburg. Everyone welocme riiminatate oi\ponder'or\ . That is and Mrs. Bulas Wilson. The fol Lew Ayres. -property investme .n t a back —Mrs. H Curd. ap^licabhi Tor this column lowing members were present: Our st a. will be written Vhen I have tim Frank Merrill, and TTantor" with sSund insurance. Mrs. Earl Adams, Mrs. Cloys sir lined with .to chew my cud deliberately at the elephant struck up a warm Large Size Eggs Are IIKIIM.KS \VK MC\M CROKK Lawrence, Mrs. Carol Kingii\s -feLcatc. sensitive hich times I slvall iK^>sey around personal friendship during the The other one didn't. Mrs. Guile Baszell, Mrs. Carl Brought to Thi. Office AIso conf*dy ,

Stop Money Leaks WILLIAM rex ' Dollars are dripping away .... power Auction Sale of land performance seep through the tiniest Also News Reel and Talking radiator-'imperfection. Repair today for Comedy, "The Old Barn." isafey and economy. Speedy and cour- MULES teous, inexpensive and perfect.the ser- TO CORNER LOCATION WED.THURS., APR. 2-3 Rintin vice here. Drive in today! I am pleased to announce to the automobile owners and general public that I have moved to OUR MECHANICS ARE EXPERT, OUR EQUIPMENT the corner building formerly occupied by the MUR- MODERN, OUR SERVICE SPEEDY AND OUR PRICES RAY MOTOR CO. MOST REASONABLE. This location will give us more room to serve you • * v « ^ • . better and •not only will your patronage be appre- ciated but we assure you tliat you will find here as Before our garage can be continually endorsed by the good, quick and complete garage service as can be American Automobile Association it must measure up to the found under the sun. very highest standards in every kind of automobile service. 1 THANK YOU ALI

This means that our men are not only experts on repair- for the genorous patronage you have given me in ins all makes of cars but can do efficiently ALL automobile the past, for the growing business which has made the newer and larger quaters necessary. work of every "kind that anyone needs. GRETA We make a specialty of service to cars and are SATURDAY MARCH 29 equipped and perpared to give you the very Stst REMEMBER, too,' our mechanics are on flat rate, NO 1:30 O'tlock, at G\mo service, no matter what make you drive. . commissions. Only genuine parts are used on every job and we tell you at the start exactly what it will cost. i 2 WILLARDS BARN THE MSS COME AND SEE US—TELEPHONE 233 t.rrt» f.aiiwi. th. .Mvlne brant). In » sw.H.pini; drama i>f * wnnian Mules will be here Wednesday morning. fct«irn»-tMMI» \ A«K3. OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE HOkMKX HMtllKKT C. T. RUSHING, Prop. Also talking comedy. "They Murray Kentucky Go Boom." Fifth Jknd Maple Murray, Ky. JOHN D0YLER0Y JOHNSON > i

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FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1980 THE LEDGER & TIMES 28, 1930 Murray Friday on ~bhslne&s. Meador, and his aunt, Mrs. Col- Jurors for April Term "Lynn Grove Epworth league" COURTESY U THE Hazel News Miss Eula Hooper sppnt last mon. Farmers JJrged to Emphasize 1 vSlvVTIAL THI G week in Paducah visiting Relatives F. G. Melton was a Paducah of Court Arc Selected Subject: "The Methodist Church . Mr. and Vlrii H I Neely, uud and friends. visitor last week-end. and the Holy Catholic Church ' A man in Washington, yest*'-- day, in talking about the regula- . son. Sam Boyd wer« la' Bruceton. Mr. and Mrs. J. fe. Littleton, Efficient Production for 1030 Leader—Mlaa Sal He Howard. Clydus Hooper, of Puryear, was Circuit Clerk Geo. S Haft has tlon of our tr. Tic law*, declared - Tenn. Sunday afternoon visiting in Hazel Sundav. and children, Joe Baker and Aon. relatives. and their guest, idrs. Baker, of announced...... th e ..Jur y lists for ser- Program: — a mouthful u "en he said that Miss Lorena Wilcox, ol near lecui ol Ca.lUp*a.v This wlll.be 3 good year for harvests. Hymn •» simple little ac of courtesv v <* Nashville, motored over K ^Yf ttlS. ^^ y Murray, w»± Ift Uvt Tia^a^U cfrcult -*?ifl!Oi£j-f »he mrJl .^i^iiifr Teyuhnie in Blood river section, were here Sun rrera, Ky. Sunday and rt.irJd' ' SCrlpture' re^fllnx business* here April 14 improved cultural practices, bet productIn 1930, on ttb e other 2:19-21. the^safe use of ur Highways': 4/ night tbe guests of their par- relatives and friends. The-grand jurors are asked to ler quality products, lower costs handand,f are promising. FertilizeFe: r is Prayer Cdbftesy is e secret in safe ents. Mr. and Mra. Millar Mar- Miss Polly Denham was In Mur- Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Allbritten ray last week to visit her sister, .„ .,,,report the first day while the and other factors that affect the cheaper; wages of agrlcutural la- Talk—Mr. Lef Clark motoring. The ri n or womau who shall. in Fulton. Kj. Monday and m } wl1l ^ nl>ary fficiency of the farm business, bor will doubtless be lower; and Mrs. T. R. Jonres. lay to attend the funeral of Poem. "The Chambered Nauta- drives the car r m look out for . 28-29 Prof. Cody, head of Educational untiunfitl TnTuesda, ...1 ..y „ ••»•morning» 1 ir, says a stateiuente dred Swann. less confusion. called to Paris-Thursday nlgfct on treatment, His wife accompanied started If competition for construc- of. fee nurses of the Murray Cleaver, H. C. Brewer, Jim Bur- litm points toward probable lower Announcements-— A person shoi^ jJ 'iow the same church attended services at the the account of the serious ItlnesH him_. and will stay In the city tion materials noes not substan- while he Is under treatment. keen, Amandus Caln,^ Wayne pricxj for most, of the important Benediction. politeness whil at the steering Adventist church here Saturday. of their sister-in-law,'Mrs. Frank Clark, Harvey Wopd, ' Herman prodticta of Kentucky below those tially Increase. Wheel as he d< i on Our streets" PaBchatl. A. B. Casey, of Paris, was In Clanton, Abe Thompson, -Otho prevailing in 1929. Strawberries O. B. Turnbow, W. E. Dick, town last week on business. Circumstances alter indivdual Clark county appropriated for or in somebody home Cyril Nix. W. W. Perry. Tom White. Walter HarUfitjJd, W. L. and hogs are the principal excep- • Mr. and Mrs. Glueth Owens and Mrs.' Hooper and daughter, cases. Available land* equipment, county agent work, the work to Remember th .— Exchange. Clanton, Edgar Outland, and Baucum, J B "Enoch, Brint But- tors. The present business re- children. John Will and Glneth. Miss Eula, were in Paris Tuesday. and personal preferences of a far- starMkugust 1. Practically all of Leon Hendricks, spent Monday terworth. D. L. Miller, Will Kelso. •ession which prevails in this mer must be given proper consid- Jr., of Providence, were hete Sat- Mrs» Warach Curd, Mrs. Mavis the Bluegrass counties of central Thirteen Jut i#Tlub metpbers afternoon in Murray. Everett Cleaver. country anc^ in other part of the eration iu any production plans. urday and Sunday to visi^ rela- Miller and W. E. Dick were In Ful- Kentucky are now served by coun- will feed beef lives this year in ^ajjJJier Robertson, of Murray, world that are our .principal fore- Nevertheless any farmer should tives. i • ton, Ky. Tuesday to attend the Petie Jury ty agricultural agents. Henrv co»n»v. was in town Monday on business. ign markets, has sharply curtail- decide upon larger acreage or Thomas Perry Turnbow and funeral of his uhde. Mr. All- Rex Cannon, Walter Cook. Ai- Little Miss Virginia Miller mer Steele, Miles E. Beach, Van ed demand for American farm pro- traater bwillil at this time only Robert Lee Turnbow, spent the britten. v ducts at home and abroad, and no with caution and only If he en DELINQUENT TAX SI LE Th«* Mltftitjf' spent Friday and Saturday In week end in Paris the guests of Fulton, T. O. Hughes. J. L. Whit- Providence the guest of her aunt, T. J. Nix left Sufiday for Tulaa, lock. W. A. Palmer. Roy Graham, substantial Increase in.demand is joys very faVOrable circumstance: >r of muni their cousin, John Ed Hulj. following named Mrs. Genoth Owens, and * Mr. Okla. to visit'his children, and Hugh Ross. Bob Taylor. Alvin iit prospect until business activi- or is producing a product for I will sell for delinquent taxes, property of it of women! Mrs. Annie Hollfield Moore, of bring Mrs. Mary Nix Swor. who ty has Ylseh much abov^ahe pres- persons, on April 19th, 1930, between the hours o 1 and 4 o'clock, you thrills! Owens. Downs, Autry Farmer, B. A. Yar- which market prospects are favor- Mayfieid. Ky., was in town last has been ill the past few weeks brough, Clarence McDanlel, Will nt"level. Ai the same time, pros- able. >^0 take advantage of prea p* m.. for taxes, unless paid before that date J. UQBWtTSON. *r, Mrs. Emily Calhoun, of Max* here for treatment. Waterfeld. W F.. 98 acres aiwi 11 ot on Main stre. field, Ky., was In town last Friday week dn business. Sledd, Robert Hughes, Kelsey Hoi pective maintaining of 1929 acre- ent opportunities re* make the . Mrfrtay 1*4.77 Mrs. Charlie Lowry is con- C. Phillips. 107 acres T. . . . 33.86 visiting relatives and friends. _ Mrs. R. R. Hicks, and Mrs .. . . , 4.land, George M. Cathey, M. W age and breeding—and In some in farm business more efficient will Bertha Maddox spent Saturday stance increases in production— place farmers in a more favorable L. C. Morris, 38 acres, Liberty District Rev. R. F. Gregory, of Murray, 2?hLHher r°mn °n thC aCCOUDl Burkeen. D R. Kirk, L. V. Craw- filled hla regular montly appoint- t ight and Sunday In H-nry, Tenn., of Illness. -points -to continued keen compe- market position when demand and Carl L. Burkeen, 25 acres, Wadesboro district. Mr and Mrs D. N. White, Mr. ford, Walter Las<or, Chas. E. (". A. Lassiter, 2 acres, Almo district. ment "at the Baptist church Sun- the guests of their sister, Mrs. R. Douglas^ W. F. Broach, Dee Gro- tition for the products of our next uiarker"CbndittonR improve. and Mrs. B. E Holtfield. and . .55,- day at 1 1 o'clock and at 7 o'clock B. Chrjsman, and Ar. Chrisman. gan, Guss Enoch, Gray DuiTh, J. Hontas Futrell, 1 lot, city of Murray f ... . io/i —Mr. and—Mrs. ~Joe Meador, of daughter, Anna Mae, and Miss Ase Stubblefield. 60 acres, elty of Murray .... $35.00 in tne evening. Verna White, were in McKenzie W. Robins, Crockett Bucy. Virgil portant part to play in cutting Mrs, H. Jackson, Tenn., were here last Farm Family Of South I. Neely and Sam Boyd, Sunday afternoon visiting. Bridges,^ Luther Jackson, R. O down the cost of farm living and iQhty" and Mrs. Gal lie Russell in week-end to visit his mother, Mrs. Hutchins, Peddle Workman. Should Use More Milk diversifying .agriculture in ' the Brown RQSS, O. V. Haneltne. South." Diversification—putting HI 30, approved a much cottonT—the present" is a re State Wide Roll call was answered by "The nlimber of other bills, and allow highly opportune time to empha- house cleaning help I find most ed several others to become laws The Altered Dog Law * size the fact that every Southern •without- feia^aigaaUk farm should keep S cow or 'two"to voted to the- transaction of busl-. The vetoed liiU, would,have pro- Tht; amended do^'law which - Rexali Original ness and the project work. vided an increase in salary for furnishs milk and butter for the originated in the~%i^te senate" arid- home table, says O. E. Reed, "was yesterday approved in the 45$ Can, of Following the business session certain employes of the Senate. If Miss Wilgus gave a very interest- was the second bill vetoed by the chief of the Bureau of Dairy In house may stuHewhat facilitate en- ing and helpful discussion on governor since the legislature d us try," U. S. Deparment of Agri- forcement jft the measure. The ONF CENT SALE rult nre. 'Floor and Floor Coverings". In- adjourned and was the 14th bill* bill provides that dog license taxeB asts structed us how to re-work. ..old .passed, by the Assembly &hat. has. "On thousands bf farms in the be collected by the sheriff instead> (JStANiTQtf) Starts linoleums, make rugs from feed been disapproved by the ff»ver- Soflth there are no dairy cows at of t>e cotihty clerk and fixes the ting wild In saeks, and exhibited a re-made rug nor. all, and on thousands of other nse rate at $2 a head for males / 7 * I $3 a head for females. The NEW Quick-drying igle. Frank from an old one combined with The bill providing for a revision farms where but one cow is k6pt th th there might ~be another one pf It would seem that it might be Enamel for Furniture, nnRwrzm witr woolen materials. She then ggvp of the Murphey foil bridge act wns APRIL - 25 - 26 review on "Analysis of House allowed by the governor to become' Two Jtefjfid aSVaYflage, depending easier for the sheriff to collect~the~ Floors »fid Woodwork — mightiest t*e- and Home", and alBO a short talk a law without his signature. upon the number of people on the dog license tax as other tax col- The Biggest Sale Ever Put On In Ken- n "vegetable gardening". In Under terms of a measure ap- farm for whom food-Jnuat be pro- lection is made than under the hich, one of the leading points proved by the governor. Kentuc- vided. whether this pM>d is pro- present statute which presumes To show you the striking Beauty of this, tucky At One Time brought out. was to have your ky automobile license plates duced on the farmer bought" that dog Owners, without coercion new quick-drying enamel for brightening garden running length-ways north .be. manufactured af the state re- says the Fsderal/dairy chief. or inclination to evade, will go to is., and south, and plant the long way fornyitory In the future, instead "With a cow or two on the the county clerk's office and buy your home we are distributing free a lim- PRIL 1 MANY NEW ITEMS AT LOWER 4>f the garden, so that the sun of being purchased by contract farm, in the^ase of the average a dog license: Such has not been ited number of half-pint cans (regular 456 PRICES rays will be distributed more from a private company. farm In tj>e eottofi-growing parts entirely satisfactory, although the evenly to all sides Of the vegeta- Gov. Sampson allowed the of the^£>outh," says Mr. Reed, dog law has been more effectively- size)—enough to enamel three chairs .or bles.- Brock-Gilbert "clean election" bill '"the >Yamily would be better enforced In Madison county than equal surface. A perfect rainbow of beauti- iu matt eiKintit's. That "has re- REY'S Whea we adjourned for the to become-a law without his' mmf{»iieil and healthier, -the.land ful colors to choose from. Just bring the noon hour and were Invited into nature. wKHtld 6e eurkhed. so that crop sulted from the vigorous efforts of the sheriffs in insisting that the dinning room we found the The governor also allowed v 'production would be 'more profit- coupon below. Act quickly—they won't table, not only pleasinW to the Vincent-Strange national, pjl?tc •Titrr?, and rtip iraTiay of casir dog OWTWTB nvust license'their"ca- last long. One can only to a customer. We Don't Know What He eye. but the contents of tKe menu commission bill $0 become a/law money for feeding the farm family nines. Sheriff Bogie and depu- pleasing to the taste as well. without his signature, /ptfe bill would be reduced materially. ties, Sheriff Hamilton and depu ties gave such attention to en Mr, Lassiter (Uncle Jack) en- provides for the creation of a Milk and butter and other pro-' IILL'RFEES GRANITOID COUPON forcement of the law that a larg voked God's blessings on the noon commission of nine members, to be ducts made from milk, are highly is Going to Talk About! er portion of dogs has been li- meal. appointed by the governor from a nutritious, are digested easily, are r censed in recent years in 'tills list of 18 submitted by the Mam builders of bodily resistance On coming together in the after- than in-most Kentucky countiefe. >TAR —and don't believe he does!! noon Mrs. B. W. Story, whom we moth Cave National Park asso against poor -health and disease, DUVALL DRUG CO. elation. / and contribute much to the en- The fortunate reault haa been that were glad to have with us, gave there has been money available in Succeuors to H. D. Thornton Drug Co. real demonstration on the Gov. Saiupsen also approved t joyment of meals. Not only are •—but you can b§. pure whatever he they j>alatable in thmselves, but the fund created by the dog 11 West Side Court Square Murray Ky. preparation of healthful sweets, bill to submit to the voters a pro- cense tax to clear up annually the does say will be very Interesting and which she acquired while at Lex- posal to call a constitutional con- they also add palatability.tq Other foods. claims for-damages filed by sheep will be told in his Inimitable manner. ington during Farm and Home vention. owners whose flocks have been week. She toki us many interest- ^ Gov. Sampson approved the.sub- "On the average farm, in most attioked by maraudering dotis. Rtccjved One Half-pint Gramtouj „ ing things. ... J stitute bill Tor-one he vetoed dur- sQCtions of the South, 2 to 4 acres Mrs. Lassiter, our program pon- ing the session. of land medium to good fertUl- The new law provides that any Enna Jettick Melodies ductor, bad charge of the recre- Among other bills approved by t. will support 1 good dairy cow, dog found off the premises of the ation hour, which was enjoyed by the governor today were: and will furnishes.the forage, hay, owner between sunset and sun- ill. ' and grain necessary for maintain- rise, unaccompanied by its owner, WILL BRING TO YOU To provide that a majority of ^he Home-Makers song was members of the state board of ing her in good production," says may be killed or turned over to sung. Several selections were read education may control, its corpor Mr. Reed. "In the case of the the sheriff. It is an established by members. Going to Dublin ate actions. higher producing' cow, it may be fact that dogs attack sheep at and Pig In tW Parlor furnished To require all drivers of jpotor necessary to buy small amounts night. Tills "provision wa? < in- WILL ROGERS fun for all./' p7"- vehicles transporting school chil- of wheat bran,,cottonseed meal, tended to prevent attacks or Everyt>fng possible was done dren to stop at railrpad crossings. or other protein concentrates to cheep. The old law required ,con finement. of dogs at night, but it 3 E O R G E to make" the day pleasant. To reqquire that an affidavit balance the hom.e-gnfwn feeds in We had the pleasare of adding showing the name and place of the ration. was widely ignored. We doubt O'BRIEN on SUNDAY, MARCH 30 io our roll one new member, Mrs. residence of %he deceased at the "Many Southern crops are suit- that many prowling dogs will be killed. SUE CAROL Cora Lassiter, whom we all wel time of death, and other inrorma able for milk production. For over the N. B. C. entire blue net-work come. tlon, shall be filed yith the coun pasture.lhe South has the grasses Representative Curtis Park( WARREN and supplementary stations Including Members present were: ty clerk of the county in which or a mixture of grasses and clov- this county, a sheep raiser who" is the land ts located, before a deed ers. For silage it has these crops familiar with the menace of noc- H Y M E R the Pacific (toast net-work at 8 o'clock Mrs. Frocle Thornton, Mrs. Luclle Thornton, Mrs. Grade Wall is granted to a real estate title —corn, the sorghums, milo, soy turnal raids of dogs on sheep ELIZABETH Eastern Standard Time. Mrs. Ellen Clayton, Mrs. Bettie which has been acquired by the beans, peas, oats, and others and herds, was one of the Conspicuous Lassiter, Mrs. J. V. Mayer, Mrs grantor by descent from an ances- mixtures »of some of these. For proponents of the measure which ATTERSON Fannie Downs, and^Mrs. Eliza tor. 1. hay, grow alfalfa, soybeans, seeks to reduce this one of the beth Morris. To allow the office of commis- clover, lespedeza., cowpeas foremost menaces to sheep raising other legumes, or sudan grass. If in a state where it has proved to ENXA JETTICK Shoes For Wome.«¥ou „„...We,JBLere glad to have with us sioner of motor transportation 2 as visitors: Mrs.. Cress, Mrs. An- per cent of all fines collected. the cow is a -comparatively high be one -of the mOst profitable need no longer be told you have an ex- drew Outland, Mrs. Hellen Lassi- To prescribe hor? drai&age- proj- producer, and you grow soybeans, phases of faTm operation.—Rich- pensive foot. and A A AAA to ter. Mrs. Cora Lassiter. Mrs. B ects shall be let by the board of oats, corn, barley, kafir'or other mond Register. wnall grains to feed her, add^ some EEK. Sizes 1 to 12. W. Story,•Miss Murrell Morris drainage commissioners in coun- and Miss Wilgus whom we always ties of the state. high-protein-concentrate, such as count one of us. cottonseed meal, to her ration. 18 Organize 4-H To confer the power of concern Umited ampunts of- straw,^cotton-, The next regular monthly meet- nation upon the fiscal court t" Club at Coldwater ing will be held at the home seed hulls, corn stoV^r, or other drain ponds, pools and swamp roughages of the sort, can be fed A 4-H Club, consisting of Ph<^ograph«d la Mrs. J. V. Mayer' on Thursday marshes that-are menaces to the eighteen members was organized April 17. Members expected, visi- with economy when the cow is Rainbow Artk. public health. getting a legume (high protein) at Coldwater March 22. Utoh T. O. TURNER tors invited and welcome.—Mrs. To provide that not more fhan The following officers were elec- hay of good,, quality. J. V. Mayer. 1100 worth of jfbultry may be ex ted'— empt from judgments. "The dairy cow has a very' itn- LF.BMCKSON President. Jennie Arnett; Vice MORE FEDERAL, AID FOR To provide for the cojiectlons by President, Era Bazzell; Secretary, HIGHWAY OF TME STATES the state of. taxes thaf were coj- To allow jailers a fee of |1 » Lucile Kinging; Program Com- FOR A SAFE INVESTMENT _ tected Illegally -iryTWe mttert day ToFTceeptng "prisoners charg- mittee, OTris~YoinigbTdad. Marga- WASHINGTON. March 25. States government in 186 6, 1867 ed" with contempt -or a felony. line Stone and Verla Slaughter. , BUY PAID-UP STOCK The House accepted the Senate and 1868. To fit a closed season on beav The next meeting will be. held WILLIAM 4 KW ' Amendment to the Federal Aid -The BUls that were sent-to^the er, mink and other fur bearing at the home of Mrs. Raymond in the Road Bill, Increasing from fifteen governor to tbe secretary -o arrlmais . * -— 1 Sanders, the leader of the_elttbr- thousand to_Cttenty-five thousand state today and allowed to becoml To regulate the introduction of dollars per mile, the amount the Saws without his signature, were: and Talking evidence in prosecutions Tor statu County Agent "Mayhew reports states will receive for construc- To permit jailers in dtle* of the tory offenses relating lo females 12 brooder houses _were built in lid Barn." YOUNG MENS BUILDING ting federal highways. second class to grant time off of between the ages of 16 and li Knox county during the month of The measure now goes to the prisoners' terms for good behav- ryears. February. and President. . * ior. APR. 2-3 LOAN ASSOCIATION of; NOTICE! MAYFIELD, KY. Goodrich Silvertown BRING IN COUNTY KEEP YOUR DOLLAR AT-HOME " THIS STOCK PAYS TIRES TOOLS DEMAND 6 Per Cent Murray Ice Cream Annually Balloon Tires Price Range $5.75 Up. All persons having in their possession tools or property of any kind belonging First, there's none better; second, you keep your- money at home and hetp the Calloway county- Checks mailed each six months from date of cer- Silvertown Deluxe $16.95 to Calloway County a^e requested to tificate. dairy farmer instead of the dairy farmer from some (Guarateed lifetime of the tire) bring them in at once, depositing them in other county. We are 37 years ot^and have never lost a cent. the court yard and reporting same to Murray Ice Cream is made under utmost anitary Capital Stock $5,000,000.00 High Pressure Tires $4.30 up county 'judge or county road superviser. conditions. You are invited to inspect our-p ant. Real Estate Loans $1,450,000.00 This includes road working imple- Ask the dealer you patronize for Mur-ty Ice 9 Prestolite Mercury Battery . , . .. $7.00 Cream. We make it all flavors and all kii da to IVSS ments of any and all kinds and this mat- please YOU. - T. P-Smith, President and your old battery dtrtnv branty, J. H. penjamin, Secretary. ter should be attended tb at once. IM of a wntnan " Special orders for all occasions will always be DIRECTORS: Good guarantee given prompt and special attention. J. F. Wilson J. R. Morrow (Signed) G. T. Elliott W. T. Vaughan C. C. Wyatt G. L. Dowdy c. A. HALE illllKKT L. S. Sjhaw W. H. Wyman- MURRAY ICE CREAM CO. -J. H. Benjamin T. P. Smith Judge Calloway County. , Telephone 66 medy, "They Parker Bros. Garage t HHMK 1*3? ^ ~' —

run AT. MAIIH ts. mi i meat this week The Radium for the boy Just below the knee. HeJ SOMK row ttnsoc. these. treatment* was rushod U3 is beting treated tor preventioa of Classified ad In weekly paper: STUBBLEFIELD TO Murray front the proper autho^ LANDSCAPE rtKRVICK 4!oddlng. 91.0 ties in Chicago, It is estimated OwrpoMitrifGAMmn ,h M?1*^' Mr. A u "F™ Sale—A full-bloode3 cow. "^rndtox. fertilizers and black dirt rj and trhe small aiuotjP.t of Radium re- Edited by Louils J K^ r WeillSStT; g^ng milk, thr^ toaa of hay, V. W. Br^wa, Phons |T-U. 1*. BE HONORED HERE quired for tJiese treatments h-< a <1.5 |sp wud Uwxun. , ut « > er ** 9* aaas* by cakUauc Mrs Orfe L/flroaeh of Murray l\nnesak-end with his parents, lie Wells and Lee Wells. _ " ... un.i iMvtnir for this ad few days' treatment Mrs, Broach's ine broadcasting" £ v, .MT and Mrs. Jesse WalUa.. — Mrs. W. I) Sykes. Huxh lioyd CARD OK THANKS We wl.h to ">r B... «a. many friends in. MUTTS.V will be Henry, and Mr. and Mr». Hatford • «pre«« our deepest and moat (tin liave some aiuiUl (arm, ron- Th» St Lou In I'oat-Dispatch for glad to know thit site is Improv- gOME (oiks of certain tqm per a- [ simply means better mercaandia- The o ^gliuvl It- vail One (Vol lark»r attunded the funeral «er- c»t» thanks to all who were so vl..tlrn, ,„ Miirm} erhouls, lor I tragi? J3. 1930.-in a_ front ing ment keep poultry as a hobby * ing. and hers the resourcefulness Vie It- gii»N in idl It \all stores of Inrt three-color aoctiou rocog- li tuck) April »4-5SR and ^Kh vices for W. P. Albrttten In1 tut- kind and sympathetic in the death m|>44.s.hmIoo at one*, to kw Noble Hopper of South Murray or reiaxat oa and are not cua J of the individual la brought Into n -»« Stubbiefield MS invaator ol ( >ee it m • nd R rativ val ut* on Tuesday. Mr. Albrltten was of our twloyed win and brother aV, H;ub*>lefleld Oo., no uncle of Mra. I'arkvr. I May God's richest bleasing, real r<) tKt Itank Itldx , Murray. few 4ajs. special treatment. Mr. fcronta are of ths Intangible sort— I —each poultry plant presents AS TUt second sea ten e« of the 3600 . i Rcxall St oire. Mr and Mra O. J. Jenntnua. on you all i» our^irayer. O. H Ky tt. Hopper WHS able to return to his pleasure, happiness, improved Individual, problem, f'd article lUtw. "The tnasu- who have been spendlnn the win-, HOU^NU^MO'-fAMlLY. home and is reported feeling some health. Bat the Tust majority Jf • • • • • C- T. Rushing, who' has opera- ninnth. tn tlnrlH. wilt nrrtvt- — 1 ' . We have a few nice homos near mt*itl~«-Q1 he erected to N&tJ|BJ> B. •ITor montha In Florida, will arrive bet tar t -nltrymen are primarily Interested yN THE effort to secure more x\ he Econon'.y Gtrage on the Murray College foC sale. Calloway S ubhJefirld. the nai who, ac- home the first of next wwak. Mrs. Clovts Wallis of Mayfieid In the profits which their birds I mjney for his products tba * j h Eiflc of the court square for Ut v. R. "W. Hood, of Colllers- omnty Land Oo., 1st Xat»l, l^itk cording to sound evidence. first produce, depending upon their pouHrymaa quite naturally first WANT AOS * ra) muu.l s, has leased ihe son! the hum in voice 'hough the ia a patient at the hospital for ille. Tenn.. Is the city attending lihlg. a few days t realty ent. _M rs. WtHis flocks to sara for them al! or •! thinks of a retail trsde. Pine* gliding formerly occupied J>y the the Stubblefield memorial services FOK UENT—4-rooin house on *>r 4j wire|.-*s and then tran*- Have jwst had my machine re- the dkilifrterfTT Mr "anTTHrsT part of ttre-fsmilT l.it'uuke. - 'Most folks prefer strictly fresh .Jurray Motor Co., and has moved and visiting his brother, C. M. Pine street. Electric >ight», city lated those sending vitea fato built by man from tbr factory. Cricket Perdue of Murray. These latter, then, are in the eggs and fresh killed table birds s garage there. Hood. water good garden, fine neigh- human voice again (he nuui who Can do different kinds of heta- II » nt.Ni tht- radio". Dr W fl. Mason and Hoy Kin- poultry bus ness ar.d they should ;ind w.lf pay a premium for them, ,et (Mir prices on WAttreases, Mrs. George Bowden. of Mem- borhood. Possession at once.—Joe Stubble tf i stitching. Come see my samples. Dr Gharles Hire, physicist of *»r of the hospital spent Wednes consider their various problems j The trouble ailh such tr«de has iiuguid & Hon. tt: phis. Tenn., is visiting her uncle, T Parker, Ageiit. Horn Bonnie Padgett. M31p. V i rr y "State Teachers CaUeg«*. day in Nash vtHe on bustne^ TN ^ frntn "a strictly business standpoint. | in the cost of serving it. the time Lung a on, of !uo«-Key AL . Fi-ank Pool, of South 5th. St. 1 T" t^P in the 'Who's Who in ire expected *to return to Hurra;- They shou'd keep accurate .record* required the loss from bad ac- .. g ua Cons rue.ion Co., left1 HAY FOR SALE three classes ^ — " • — ' ' of j\p all priced to sell A Ho Red FOR SAlal-l-S^CRl Red #gga Thursday afternoon of pr&iuction and production col l. counts. One must bslaocs th • e / or Mo ehead where his V • " ica and "Americas Men of Boy Scout Notes Top. 90c per 100. Geo. S. Hart 'lp • for hatching. Ow^n Farm strain, -re", has examined the patent The following patients ad eliminate any unprofitable line of terns , against the additional n- u utorium v rich, dark red to akin. Heavy , TRIBU scijvlty and expand such as are ccms and be guided by tha tccU. a T acho.s Thursday. March 27 s..-es tha* Stubblefield dis- mltted to the hospital for treat FOR .SALE*—First class hay. 8o ; \&yor*.--60 cents per setting.—Mrs. M ove cd the principles of radio •uent: pn Citable. j The pr.ce-advantaje of the re 4ii The ngular scout meeting will cents a hundred Prentice Parker•. | u y West, Murray. Kjf. M28p All this is diade possible by ac-j route. w t'out ths diss vmtzjv 't Man of th a* he firs', to transmit the O. P Hal), Camden Tenn Mrs held fi usual this Thursday St I*srk»n,'tJ Bakery." ; Daught J:- • oiee without wir?s "loTis-WalUs, Mayfivld: MissDix curate knowledge and such knowl- del very costs tray of en be TTgh' at 7:30. All members and FOR SALE—Corn. $4 25: hay, See W T Steele, Hamlin. for'Alad- * . : _ :. ^bu.rdthg Mon- On Sun Bf.llantipeu flept-rlciUL 'e CaldwelL XnioxL Ciu- Tens.: ed=e» in rura, is secured from rec- ' cured by develipi^.g a tr-de wh.ca hose wishing to become members J5c. J. M. Peeler, ovft at Penn< din Lamps, better light for lesa i:a*i-' at»-e Navy, on pace The following patients were ad- mercial poultry enterprises is ftre gcod road, especially one wh eh ..a pa ui'ully b.u^sad. ime o regeeter for the coming ' BROOM CoSn SEED -Tsnnesse-] FOR SALE—Buff RockegKs75c - - — per setting. Mrs. Glenn Rogers. tl of his Jw>ok on "Ritflo Tele- mitted to the hospital for opera- failure to systematically make the j carries much traffic. Attra~r ve a d pve u.iiit^ng oi ] Ear Green, Oklahoma Dwa li phony". defines radio-telephony tions : n «J i h .J of*' m\ a.i pa Murray. Ky., Jtoute 8. •> M28p i!t tallid records which every real I signs or a rcadslde sUnd will hr p. Our regular meeting night will ] Square Desl Broom Shop. 108 E , A sin\ _ as h. "art of transmittigj* spoken in., books. O. Mrs. R. S. Butler! Beana VlstV buttness man knows are essential The best products caa thus be ro'd changed next week, we will Main street ters of t words through.space without the »Mo::e ^71. tf FOR GENUINE Vaughan Phono- "^enn.; Mrs. Lee D. Bomir. Pari.-. to any true success. — — at retail a=d the balancs tbr u n\,eet every Prldiy night at 7:3J. "ten. Nat rowans of connecting wires."- No My horse, Don. and^Jack. George, g-^ph Records, see or write* Bar- TenrMaster .Robert B Thoifl^ • m • • • into the regular t^ade channels. L. Johns n has returned from The Scout Committee and the ventor o •43 n e has or can be made that will make the season at ray home ber Edwards, Kirksey. Ky. All* on. Buchanan? Tenn ; Misa Pes THE poultry business, as in Connections w'.th fine hotels, a., . ,iere he v.sit^d rei Scoutmasters hope the parents of pus of M ')>' th'.n B. Stubblefield. Who died 8 miles N. E. of Murray, at 810 ie Brandon, Murrsv all o:her manufacturing enter cafes, clubs and scmetfmes hsspi- » .M.a M_ry Swore returned Boy Scouts wll[ realise the 1m- lege todi •wo years 2?o. a hermit, alone, in THANKS The following patients were die ptv.es, (here are twp major factors d?s«rable because they ill .'.. him, and will be a patient at p^r ance of this change. It is our each. Money due when mare is ni.. Man ht» little home ne;r Murray. Ky . charged from the hospital: which affect p alible profits. The commonly pay a premium for gooo .. ya liows.on Cl.nic. belief that by making this move traded or tranfecred. H. L. Wil- 2500 pei was the first to demonstrate this We 'the frietids of the _Keys- J. Gv MbWharter, Cottage Grov^ f:r~t is production costs—t^e sec- and wIU uae ,arS« qoanU- M.S. Mary Louise Harkless the boys will be able to better liams. ltp- the genl 4> . Henvi- he is the inventor of Hous'on ^HblC-Hospl'.nl; who nro- Tenn ; Mrs. Llovd Traviiran. Mc ond. selli»< prit ?3. If oqe caa re- ue3' making wholesale de lverles . n the week end visitin; school work and aiso better tie Rock WANTED--Woman house-'- P"r mnj both, he .w1l rapidly T KNOW certain pcultrymen who Ky. - Al 8 press onr apr>reckPldn *o every 1914. wt)ea the-army and ttanfy. 'ield. MJS. U^ Btuler.- Beuna , been her guest this week Ali members bf the Troop Com- Inventor >up 1 A have built fip,a big parcel post on^ who joined «n-making the day DcPores and such organizations Vista. Tenn : Mrs.- Lit'le- Iv.otni M pie sp?nt the mittee are respectfully requested received » m r-c -.i r of any com iuis;-;ess.J thipp ng A"csh eggs to FOR SALE^—Second hand cutti-' su-ih i wonderful success.. as the. Western. EJ'ecirlc -Compan j ioM». Paris. Tenn: Mc?. J. B. Y*U- eud .a Owcnsboro. o meef the troops at this meet- less. h y k i wV that production re^ttlar customers at distant pDints. vator, prac lrallv new. cheap.—| an<^ Houston jire •e. knows as radio, on *pv,:Cottage t'rofp. Tenti Jim^ smMS rttff,—» • r— years^ea * ARE TF TUTCD * IHPTITITH FLFFI THTA PLAN TDVCTVES FO MNCQ 1 ever Jovd at^ having the good the market. Webb. Camden 1*enn Miss talk , . age 10 t,> 1«. Dark and feet wea icn^-of the most efficient* I w*ork that it Caa not be recommend- WANTED TO RENT Typewriter wishes of so many people. The ^raig. Hazel Mr<» N. F. Lasslter. .. ^.ttfi-aH, imp or two pants.— The Scout Cabin, located on the Busin ro . iod*s of mtt i. ufacrure. He plaus d to the average person. Yet it Must be standard make and In beautiful gfTs which number near Noble Hopj>er and "Mrs. O. L. . uon & Ju kson. Murray-Paris road, has created schools i c rr.v. nient t U^ Hmfi. Installs psr- I offers one way out if conditions fter 5 'wo thousand differen»-al«lcles are HOSPITAL NEWS Broach of Murray. Mrs. C. A. Bishop and Miss Ma keen interest among the boys. It ^ood condition. Call 284 es /rom fe v d machinery, uses the mos: compel it I anpreda'ed beyond expression. We e •' , • e • • • j icona Bishop spent Saturday in is well located on an elevated site. the dedl .- aa"hle raw materials and era p. ni. > u'v t v i-r niu^-h tha' a few o' 'he . aducah. The construction of the cabin is * Accor The Physiology class of the FIRST < HIUBTIAN CHI RCH p! >ys Cvipch'e labor. N MY opinion the present trend FOR RENT—Two la'x^oomn/ ra 1 v*p-e 'ost off *he artless tof the early pioneer style, conslst- of.a int V1.'1 • A^l bucinesa poultry man toward* the formation of co- Mrs. Harry Jenkins is visiting ready furnish d Tor F*;ht hdusv- ^i^h make it Impossible for the Lynn Grove-bigh school were vis I ;ng of huge hand-hewn logs, the by Prof, H ..tit is laid, out in such a operative organiza -ons of poultry- i«r paren s In Chicago vfiUe con- •eeping $20.00 month—Cecil Dol ors o/hank evefjr one per- itors to the hospital Tuesday noor. A Sell attended church .service pace between the logs being well college mj.un.-r "as f for 'M hurposp in view, pack and sell their products. Tb'.Sj xcoLioi Springy Missouri, where 'as well, it creates enough warmth and Ru departments. a|l of whifch seemed vour own ^ake. for the sake of the f<*ed ,raw mate-ial).Is h gh in FRIENDS. Hortin t leaves the ind.vidual free"to'"T»- . ..oy ill visit relatives of Mr. to keep^ the cabin in an even tem- LOST—Between Murray and tc be quqite a pleasant experience Christ and the church: qual.ty and per tly - balanced. advertis vdte bis whole time and attention 3acll before returning home. perature on the coldest days. Kirksar. ten cartons cigarettes for the class. Sunday school !»:30. We be studies his busla' .-s and .. birth pla to the work of production, reliev- r'u.uiiur. for the IIUIIK-. E. S, There are compartments that Toward.J. T. Cochran. Kirksey, S \ TC DA V Mr Crit Smith of the New Con- needed you to _reac OHT coal last ado] insuring methods. aftle^s iag"Th5ia of the troublesome and Thuse things cannot, usually ad 1 rtme-ccngaming work of finding a Mrs. M. T. Morris, Mrs. W. A. utensils. -food supplies, and equip- grocery all day serving chocolate the Itali ~llent at the hospital where.lie ha* day. bp tone at, once lint the constanr market. Koas, Mr?. Elmus Houston. Miss ment. Two large windows with FOR SALE—Shot guns. 1 Marllr. and cake*, the filar been qu-rte sick for several day? Junior and i hrtstiar. aim is to stead fly improve until Estelle Houston, Mrs. G. B. Scott. heavy shutters are placed'on the repeater and 1 Remington auto- Cortie early or late. chanKH Mr. Smith is reported improving. Endeavor .1 the id^al is reat bed Obviously, such organizations Mrs. K. C. Frazee and Miss Mary east and south walls. There iq a matic. 1 pair hunting boots, size • •» - * .25 of the I bring, a r'u-B-1 aa only be created in "districts Miss Bessie Brandon, clerk of Williams were visitors in Padu loft, or storage room above that 10, duck back hunting coat and S cans corn .26 S fie ah where the industry is largely de- Turner's store, Murray, was a pa Mr B G Hum: ys. Mrs. B. FKH .NCY in production, v:ita i cab Saturday. . is very commodious. The walls of pants In good condition, selL - Sanuon ...... j .25 phesied Uent at, the hospital a fern days B and Mru L Wells • as it, is. represents but, half veloped. as big volume is an es- the cabin have flags, trophies, tory. fr E Mrs. Gordon W Banks, of Ft: cheap. Inquire "Mr. Hart. Craw 24~lb. sack guaranteed flour .80 this wee It after having had hav ch^t^e of prayer meeting the oatflTf'. There still remains the sential. In such sections, however, horns of different animals, axes, Held re Wayne, lndi4ha> ie ihe guest of ford-Gat I In Co. ltp., 1 can Pork & Beans .08 nor operation. Miss^ Brandon s next week sellia<.of the products to advan the closely-knir and capably -nan- • and etc. These give the cabin a ner parents. Dr. and" Mrs. Rainey lbs. good coffee 1.00 characti many friends in Murray will be ta*\-. Here, too. the a-verage poul- aged co-op is a bleasing. . coxy, contented. appearance and -ALL ALWAYS WELCOMED T. Wells. FOR RENT—2 or 3 living rooths. Morning Joy CofTee, worth words t glad ti. Irnow that *h* will he able try producer is weak In-the miiu we are hoping that other items See W. G. Wilkinson at barber , 4Vts. lb "Men < E B Motley ^Jiaator--- Quality HveSfThe New Genuine .35 to re urn "Tir her Work he sells his output at prices fixed may be added in the near future. shop. ltpI Sliced Bacon '.» voice ill EAT the market by producing (kUfakte for #.->.00. Tliey .27 days. - by that rnvsieru < something We- would like to have a few as R'aiJi Two cSrloads of lime fiwve l>een B •re nnappy.—Graham it Jaskson. .. n—^ , r. ^ I 1lbs. Scratch Hen feed* . 2.19 whicfi we call "the market." In split bark pieces, as chairs, table, Mason*, Ph. sic-ans of-the .hospital stafl received in Scott county. The mium or sell during periods of top Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holland, of FOR SALL-193H. Model Dodge U lb Bucket of lard .Home and stools, if any person in'this admirat iVpor that several patients.at thejfapa*.rs wil use th' n preparin? only_fzceptional cases doe's he se: [ quotations. Denvew Colo., are spending 4-noor ^edan, almost new. Will Packed hospit.il w -re'Viven Radiuni treat- ground for alfalfa tl and receive his own prices. In Develop a superior flock and sell immunity that would like^to sell at great sacrifice. —r-Rev. Jn'o. j _ BOBT SW WN — nius. ral days with Mr. Holland's fa give sueh pieces to the Ik>y brpad sense the same applies Io I th< <^gs to hatchery operau?rs--at. The 1 ther. Oacar-Holland, after attend Scouts of Murray they would most line* of production. Th»- « praafis c^i. pn ing funeral and burial services for gladly appreciate them. maker of shtn-i, "or- socki.^or shfn • . Concentrate on the breeding Jf Ms brother. Oscar Holland, Jr. tucky, t - SATURDAY SPECIAL gle» must keep, in line, with "'tit. Layers which lay top-grade egfcs-^ They will return shortly to their The above paragraph gives you the firs Seed Potatoes, by the biuhel market.- quality-considered, or he uieh command a premium. home in Denver, Colorado. a Idea of the Interior, now for the broadca $2.00 eannot sail hi£. ^products in hi;; Si I manage your floek aw LP surrounding grounds. As IT, has Se«d Potatoes, by the bag vaisSir ::z- . . j./V M i^enator T. O. Turner and Rep^ $1.90 ^duce a big output of eggs dn'r- resentative Lee Clark returned to been slated the cabin is on an J 100 lbs. Cotton Seed Meal $2.10 Hence, one way to beat the ma. ..2 the October to February pe- their homes Friday folloS'ing 4he elevation, which over looks the k.llis to produce for less; ht • »d—and secure the years U4> beautiful, winding stream of the 100 ibs. Ground Corn and Oats close of the legislatiye session $2.00 otii-r x., ^ind outlets for good> luotations. (Copyright. Interna- Thursday last. Clarks river. Various trees sur- 100 lbs. 16 per cent Dairy Feed of our own make $2.00 tt b'ptte"r•!v«- -.-pr>«« nr.al Co.. Metnphi* I round the grounds. A bridge that Oil Cook Stoves, built in f^ven, is being constructed by the Scouts as low as «;i».50. E. S. Diuguid A 100 Ibs. Shorts $1.80 at Murray on WW and Satur- from materials from the woods, Haze/ News Son. tf. will soon be finished. This bridge 24 lb. bag Good Flour ' .85c | day, March 21 and 22. both the Will L. Gibson, county Judge of winners and those that so bravely leads across to a location that has Mr* ary Kila' Clarfc Paschall. Marshall coilnty, was in Murray- 24 lbs. bag High Patent Flour $1.00 lost. We wish to thank Miss Polly 'n decided on to build a mess wif, of J Kcank PaschaM. died Friday visiting his brother, Solon Denham fent held . Dear Sirs: — day ev I^an^ston Construction Co., con- ing the street, Enclosed you will find check_ compllj >kr'S MADE TO OBDEI1 ractors for.a new building of Your mother, now feeble and Tor 00 for whldi you will please of Fl. — \FRl\I> HBHtTklD — tt old. . \r' needed i ptafe fQ Eastern State Teachers College. The l i iMl And reckless driver should ••- rs? ly Tenn., visited his brother, Mr, W- knock her aside, |»:her to lh( NaFhnn Stubblefield Leaving her lifeless and cold. A Ml I. • MO' OESS v L. McCaslIn of East Main, last f Meiuorta|.i'un«. - Ttiof >.xrr.i!T i:\t>iv-iitnnv Could vou find an excuse for this ,| — Obliise, ty wet 'I. ml,T i«f \»iiiHU.I (Uulki yitr. and Mrs. O* F Prt-due. and caresless act? — - rfc " | Mrs. J V. Mayer. Would you really think it were Sledd. ..^-iil.,1^ U».tiiiM:<'iH. I). 4 '. little danghter, Edna Jean, of Pa- ton. at HONE H. ~ Ml Kit At KV. fair? I I Murray. Ky . |{. S ducah, were Murray visitors over -•Mr. an he week-end. Now, {MiUint yourself in this fel- low's place, and M I>r.' K. M. Smith ri-moves Mra. I Iranion*, corns and ingrowing toe- Mr Speeder, do you think you would care? Joe I A nails. lale * Stubble- Ail criwrfed and helpless and pel. A field. laroel. ot Pad The sale of Faf|cy Prints Members of th» Murray Busi- Supynfie that he never could walk ness and Professional Women's /-'any more, Our business is to create Club will join th»- Miiyfield B. ^ No longer your pleasures could share. printing that makes sales. P. W. Friday night in relebratvfig. ,Wrograrn. Mr. Speeder, do you think you stock—every element that would cartt? frlendi Sew Hats. Itangkok. Itakon. makes for more attractive '•'Si' To>f» anil Hoteltj la< e braids Mrs. Jerl ol will be on sale two days W P. Brbtendine, over hale At Oh! how H,tlc >'ou thlnk of mailing-pieces and jjand. the ei StubbletMd. 0,h«'r nian's pain. sub joe Dr Pai R Imrs who has been ,n vour Pleasure and lulls is produced here with Tear.*. erving at« interm- In Hhod^ I the care that spells suc- Chri 'aland Hospital for the past rwo'Hrtw >*«" whar jt x to aft' .sr.- is visitin. his parents, Mr someone else, jp\ «ess. I£xacExac l estimates, of Con\ ei ind Mrs J M Ipies, oi Almo. Kv When you drlv your dar< Friday and / offered op each ed to tinep has received ;, regardless of size. Itree.years and will take up. his family some -day. ents work there the first of April". For you and your loved oneM ro Saturday Health form Corslets. nine nhare , . i Ml! 'aarleties; firm to You'll leswn "your spe»«d and vouM r Pw^Tltl J/leyerftotijL Seruice is your -.in rig«-s| bom 4l. I.i>«tb t..^ "lake time In think THE LEDGER week inch. S;t u» Sl^.—Mna HurnMlell. And then. Mr. Speeder. you'll JJduertisinq hammer/ W»7 S. 4th. ltc enre. ""T •••Al Charles. U;-year-old son of Mr —Author Unknown & TIMES •ncf'Mrs. CHart^t Farmer of West \ Crawford-Gatlin Co. Olive street, was bitten by a dog Student (hearing the club dln- CUT -force, LEDGER & TIMES that In Jhoutfht to lie suffering ner-bHl) — Which of Shaken- Kentucky's Most Progres- I neor|»orat ed from Tables. Yaunfc Farmer was K write - pease's does that remind you of? 'returning to school from his mu- sive V/eekly Newspaper week. sic lesson, whPrt i"arrange hound Fellow-student-zrd'ifuch Ado L. caUon rushed f. o.ii 0 -arby .a. Jvud b.. About Nothing." •ectlot a "»co