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IRENE DUNNE IN., MUSICAL, HIT "HIGH, WIDE AND ,HANLUME" OPENS SUNDAY FOR 3 DAYS AT MALCO-FULTON. _,.. THEATRE Itt FultonUounty ews • 1 _Your 1..trin And Home Paper -Superim ()%y,rage HMI I( si \iv; tritict .1 I I I 'III'S I‘F.NTI UK V. IltlI)A cii •••• )1 ,t1 1 I\ Is National DECORATE hunts Powers k'or BAPTIST TRAINING LIONS HELD DISTRICT I ms P. T. A. Week LOCAL MEN FORM RILION 10 l'ollege Record James lb lit Dewers, Fulton, Altheugh nothing is planned in ON UNION RT. 29-30 IN FULTON NEW AUTO AGENCY DURING YULE SE 1.1'Ashman m the Cellege Engi- MEETING Fulton in observance if National nerving at the University of Ken- P. T. A. Week the local organize- Mr, 'Fee aeuthwestern Bass- was a A Ill•W %Nati formed Prelaninary plans were made tucky. Lexington. arid son of The Fulton Lions Club lions go quietly about their work inv; of here this week by three local men, this week by the committee, com- 'naming Union host Friday night to a group in interest of the schools and the Bailey Iluddleston, Melvin E. Sim- posed of A. G. Baldridge, Bert the eighteen students out of app- will FultonC Baptist veating Liens from Mayfield, Hick- children who attend them. There ens and Jams Allen Willingham, Newhouse, Toni Goldsmith and Abe roximately 800 whe took the fresh- Church, Fulton, Ky., on Friday and man, Paducah and Clinton. The are two P. T. A. organizations in who will take over the Ford agency Thompson, for decorating the down- roan classification tests, to score in Saturday„ October 29 and 30. The meeting was held at the Rainbow Fulton, Mrs. E. It. Bell is president given up by the Bob White Motor town section of Fulton during the the upper ten per cent of the class, first session will be Friday at 10 Raoul ii hr mar of the new District of the East Fulton division, and Company. In an interview with approaching Yule season. An en- Dr. A. J. Miler, assistant professor a. me the Convention closes at Governor Sum Sloan of Paducah. Mrs. K. R. Lowe president of the Huddleston yesterday, it was tirely new method of decoration ,if psychology at the University, noon Saturday. Dr. J. L. Jones, president of the West Fulton unit. Mr. that the new company will be adepted this year, if plans announced. The theme is "Be Ye Doers of the Fulton club, acted as toastmaster Among tither plans being push- learned has plans to have on exhibition the can be carried out. The three tests given were the Lord." The song is ''Our Best." The r4CP for the occasion, introducing pre- ed by the P. T. A. here is that be- Fords Octboer 28th. principal Kentucky general scholastic ability Scriptures are John 9-4; 13-17 and sidents of various visiting clubs. ing fostered by the West Fulton new On each i side of the Plans are being made to build a thoroughfares, test, which measures the ability of Matthew 28-46. The program is District Governor Sloan was the association to place at least 100 downtown business efforts to obtain a to do academic work; planni0 for every Baptist Church principal speaker of the evening, more hooks in the school library. new garage, as streamers of varecolored lights will a student • have met with no post Kentucky English test, measur- I in thePRegion and will be devotion- who reviewed a nine-point program Parents and teachers are urged to suitable building be strung. Each whiteway the success to scarcity of rental holly, cedar the students knowledge of ! al, inspiring and practical. The to be carried out during his term of co-operate with the P. T. A. in due will he decorated with ing 4 in the city. In the mean- on the ap- English fundamentals, and the Io-' speaker at the banquet will be office, including: Adoption of a their efforts. property and evergreen to take quarters will be if mathematics placement exam- I Dr. Claude Bowen. The Consecra- budget system; increased member- time, temporary nea: ance of Christmas trees, wa stated. measures the know- tion Service, Intermediate Sword ship; delegates to all Lions con- obtained, Mr. Iluddleston plan:, of the committee can be car- ination which the son- at the high ! Drill and Senior Better Speakers ventions; payment Of International Melvin Simons, who is ried out. It is hoped that much of ledge of mathematics • resides east ; Contests are important features. dues; monthly reports from clubs; •SOCIETY in-law of Earl Boone, Uwe holiday materials for decora- school. installation of five new clubs. of Fulton, and is a well known ball tions can be saved after being used I R. W. Churchill, Murray, is the Roy Evans, president of the ; MISS BUTT HOSTESS player. this year, and again be installed in I President of Southwestern Region James Allen Willingham is the is composed of Blood River, a Mayfield club, and Henry Alex- TO SPAGHETTI SUPPER future years. • DEATHS • which of Mrs. T. Boaz, and the ander of the Clinton club, made Miss Elizabeth Butt delightfully son 'I'. n effort will be made to offer Graves County, West Kentucky. of Will Terry of this 1 brief talks. Deputy District Gov- entertained eight members of the son-in-law es for the best decorated stores, Vt R.% SAMS , and West Union. Aassociations. city. He was born and reared in Woodrow Fuller is pastor of ernor Warren Graham was intro- Carr Institute faculty Friday night and a Christmas parade is planned. Vila Sams age 35 died Monday ; Rev. Steckel this community, but in recent years church. duced. T. M. Franklin, Dr. when she was hostess to a bridge night at 11:15 at her home, follow- ; the entertaining has been employed at Memphis. Cohn, and James Warren were party and spaghetti supper at her mg several months of illness. The The following program will be Mr. Iluddleston, ,who needs no guests of the local club. Iiiiine on Pearl street. body was brought to the Win- conducted Friday and Saturday: introduction, said that as soon to FULTON COUNTY TO A fine program of entertainment I Dainty place cards appointed stead-Jones Funeral Home, where I 10:00 Song Service. out. Two Fulton girls; possible, a complete garage and was carried places for the eight guests at two -rvices were conductd Wednes- 1015 Devotional, Dorothy Ann Pearce and ; accessory department will be open- R E A SERVICE Misses card tables, after which games of GEl i.iy morning by Rev. Woodrow! 10:30 Welcome. gave tap dance per- ! ed, with competent help ill every Ruth Knighton progressive bridge were enjoyed. !Fuller, with interment being made ; 10:35 Response. Roll call of As. Lions Evans and Jones department. formances. High score prize was presented to 'id:ough the leadership of their ; at Fairview cemetery. sociations and churches. gave a duet, "The Old! William Elliott, auto salesmar. of Mayfield Mrs. Hugh Pigue. Faint Bureau heads the farmers of ; She is survived by two sisters, 10:45 Announcements. II • with the assembly ' formerly of this city. but now in Gray Mare," Those prseent were: Mesdames Fulton and Hickman Counties have Mrs. Luther Wright of this city. 10:55 Song—Congregation. the chorus. The John Mayfield, will join the sales force. joining in Pigue, and Robert Burrow, Misses se6ured the aproval of $100,000 and Mrs. Raymond Sanders of 11:00 This Centennial Year. of Paducah gave - - - Polk Quartet Mary Whitlow, Katherine Richard- appropriation for the purpose of ! Detroit, Mich.; one brother, Ardell 11:30 Special Music . it ions. of progressive contract high score Message-"Be e several rend son, Pauline Thompson and Car- bringing electrice power and light- . Sams of this city: three nieces, two! held by Mrs. Glenn Wise who! Doers of ettYien°World't'l;‘ olyn Beadles. was !ing to their homes. This will be the nephews and a host of friends. She received a lovely beverage set. Mrs. 1205 Adjourn for lunch. , first REA project to bring TVA was blessed with a cheerful dis- I 2:00 Song Service. To The Point Bushart was presented beautiful MRS. ARDELLE SAMS 1 power across the line into Kentuc- ; position, and had many friends in I 2:15 Devotional. handkerchiefs. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB I ky. I this community. I 2:30 Appointment of committecs Dropped in at the Coca-Cola Late in the evening the hostess l and Announcements. Mrs. Ardelle Sams delightfully A temporary committee compos-; plant this week. and Mr. Sanford served a delectable plate to i 2:40 General Conference-"A entertained her bridge club Thurs- of Bosco Stone. Chairman; J. B. , MRS. LOTTIE CRAWFORD Training Union in Every showed me the new bottling mach- her guests. , Graded day night at her home on Central ett ehee Secretary. and T. E. Wil- Church.'• 4. and up-to-the- Mrs. Lottie Crawford, sister of ine, which is modern Avenue. entertaining the usual — 9e,partmental .Cranfereaces- t e.,agrs, -Feltun: E. C Whayne Mrs. Geoegla Weaver M11, dred at minuteegin style . TUESDAY CLUB WITH Hour Leaders. three tables of club members. and Grover Wyatt. of Clinton has home on Fourth street Mon- j Story Starting the bottles through the MRS. R. S. WILLIAMS their Junior Leaders. At the end of the games high been appointed to assist in the pre- washer, they come out clean, to the day morning, following an extend- Intermediate Leaders. score for the evening was held by Mrs. R. .1 Williams delightfully liminary org:inifition of t!.f.. local machine which fills them with a rd illness. The deceased was a na- Juniors. Miss Adolphus Mae Latta whore- tii cr am her afternoon bridge co-operative association. Within a Intermediates. refreshing drink. The bottle is tve of FtilUm county, and was a ceived a beautiful smock as prize. , club Tuseday at her home on Ed- : few days an attorney and engineer Seniors. not touched by human hands until niumber fo the Mt. Carrnel Baptist Miss Mary Anderson was present- dings street. for this project will tie approved by Adults. it is filled, capped and ready for I Church. Funeral services were eon- ed a double deck of cards as second Two tables of players were pres- they General Officers. I the Washington Office. and died Tuesday afternoon from that 4,00 the case. Mrs. ent which inct ied five club mem- Adjournmnet. high score prize. Reginald will direct the work of formipg a church. 5:30 Banquet. Williamson held low score and re- permanent organization for the ad- . _Survivors are her husband, R. F. 7:00 Song Service. Dievn at the Little Clothing T. M.• ceived an attractive gift. dames Mansfield Martin. ministration of the project, in' get Crawford: one son, Robert Craw- 7.10 Devotional. Store, W. M. Hill & Sons, local con- 7.25 The hostess served a delightful Franklir and B. B. Henderson. the construction under way. ford. Jr.: her mother, Mrs. Katie Announcements. tractors, have built a new addition salad plate. After the games of contract higlt 7:30 Clear Creek Picture. Members of the local committee Bynum; two sisters, Mrs. F. E. 8:00 at the rear, and installed a new week score for the afternoon was held by: General Conference —Ev- The club will meet next were in conference with J. E. Van Elliott of Memphis and Mrs. Hill , cry Association Organized. front. re- with Miss Lily B. Allen at her home Mrs. Mansfield Martin who Hoose, Field Director for the REA of this city; four step-sisters and 8:20 Special Music. on Forrestdale Avenue. ceived a lovely prize. and Mr. Penstone, attorney for the one step-brother. 8:30 Message. Got a letter today from C. W. The hostess served delightful re- REA while in Louisville last Sat- SATURDAY MORNING 7:00 Sunrise Consecration Ser- Fowler of Los Angeles. I am al- CLUB THURSDAY NIGHT freshments. urday, and were told by Mr. Van MRS. FLORENCE SLAYDEN hear from him, be- vice. ways glad to Mrs. Henry Ford entertained Hoose that the field office was rea- Mrs Florence Slayden, age 78, 9:00 Song Service. cause he always tells me something her weekly bridge club Thursday JOE BEADLES ELECTED dy to start work as soon as the lo- passed away Wednesday night, Oc- 9:15 Devotional. interesting about the Golden Gates, night at the Usona Hotel. The Joe Beadles, son of Mr. and Mrs. I cal organization is set up. tober 13. about nine o'clock after 9:30 Besiness Session. like The News keeps him informed usual two tables of players were Joe Beadles, has been elected presi- I When the Farm Bureau made an illness of about two weeks. Reports of Committes—Elect- ion of Officers. about Fulton and vicinity. present which included a few visit- dent of the freshman class of Abi- its preliminary survey sound the Funeral services will be held this surprise came by 10:00 Departmental Conferences And another ors. lene Christian College at Abilene,.farmers out in regard to getting afternoon (Friday) at Old Bethel as on Friday. mail today—a complimentary din- At the conclusion of the games Texas. Joe was elected by a maj-'this rural electric power. 895 in- Church. east of town, conducted by 11:00 Intermediate Sword Drill ner invitation to the New S. S. of contract high score for the club ority of votes over the other two dividuals were listed who indica- the Rev. E M. Mathis. Burial will Contest. Tango, the world's largest pleasure members was held by Mrs. Will- candidates which were chosen!ted their willingness to join a co- follow in the church cemetery in 11:30 Better Speakers' Contest. 12:00 ship, anchored off Long Beach, Cal iam Blackstone and Mrs. Mansfield from thirty-four nominees. operative organization and use the charge of Winstead-Jones Funeral Adjourn. • This is the play boat of the Pacific. Martin held high score among the electric power. Two hundred and C•,ropany gambling I am told that it is a visitors. Mesdames E. B. StoutaIr. LOCALS ' twelve miles of lines were includ- \1•••t Slayden's husband preced- Central City Beats casino, located beyond the three of Nashville and Mrs. S. C. Smith I ed in the proposed mains and ed ! or about tight years in death. Bulldogs Here 13 To 6 escaping taxation. mile limit, thus of Hopinsville were out-of town Mr. and Mrs. Noble Butter- branches necessary to carry the s•e leaves three sit p-children: Mrs. sa!ar it was robbed of many Last guests and were presented attract- worth of Paducah, Kentucky visit- current to the farm homeslisted. Julia Hameltt of Fulton, Mr. M. E. Playing the first home game here thousand dollars. Needless to say, ive gifts. ed friends and relatives here last The local committee expressed slayrien of Detroit and Dr. Thomas Saturday, the Fulton high school on this expensive pleasure dinner Late in the evening the hostess week-end. , the belief that the organization Slayden of Swei twater. Tex : one Bulldogs, lost to Cnetral City 13 been known to cost many beat has served delightful refreshments. Miss Pansy Pearigan spent last !would be completed within .1 few brother. J. F. Butler c f near Put- t , 6. The Bulldogs had a bad dollars. thousand week-end in Union City with her , weeks after the engineer and at- ton: and one sister. Mrs. Fannie bri ak in the first quarter of the MRS. FRANKLIN HOSTESS sisters, i torney are named and that the con- Wilsoi of Paducah. game, when the ball was fumbled. Dust, dust everywhere. In the Group C of the Methodist Wo- Miss Delma Jonakin of Holy' struction of the lines will be started Central City immediately worked !eines. and in the business places man's Missionary Society met Springs. Mississippi is spending . without delay. CLARENCE HAMMETT a forward pass which resulted in on East State Line. Something Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock two weeks with her parents, Mr.! Cla.-ence Hammett. age 56, died the first touchdown. The extra should be done about the confirm- with Mrs. T. M. Franklin at her and Mrs. J. H. Jonakin. at their FI'LTON HOSPITAL Tuesday at 4:45 p. m. in the hospi- point was added in a line play. ous fog of dust that rises from this home on Third street. home south of town. tal here, where he was taken fol- Fulton scored in the second * street. People living along it The chairman, Mrs. Hazel Miss Violet Barnes returned Miss Sara Linton was dismissed I lowing a hemorrhage of the lungs quarter. A spectacular play brought should get behind a movement WI Scruggs. presided over the regular Tuesday night to her home on Wal- Wednesday afternoon after a recent I on Monday He was stricken while the score, as Parker passed to Ed- have it oiled or something. This business with the secretary, Mrs. nut street after spending two weeks appendectomy. working on the truck of L. G. wards for 15 yards, and he switch- dust is not only a bother, but un- Joe Browder, calling the roll. A with relatives and friends in De- Mr. Elvis Babb of Fulton. Route Walters, furniture dealer, with ed the ball to Nanney in a lateral healthy. well prepared and very interesting troit, Mich. 1, was admitted to the ninon Hos- whom he was employed. Funeral pass. and Nanney dashed 22 yards Bible lesson was presented by Mrs. MSS Peggy Williams returned to pital Sunday morning for treat- services were conducted from the for the touchdown. A try for the K. P. Dalton, members of the Louis Weeks. her home in Fair Heights Sunday ment. following an automobile ac- residence of Lee lianonett. brother extra point failed. police and fire departments, were The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bill night from Memphis. Tenn. where cident. of the deceased. by Rev. E. M. After Fulton had outplayed . busy this week, getting the park- Browning, served light refresh- she spent the week end attending Mrs. Jennie King is receiving Mathis. with interment following at them in the third quarter, threat- ing zones marked off in the down- ments to twenty one regular mem- the National Golf Tournament and treatment at the Fulton Hospital. Wright's cemetery near Fulton. ening to score several times, the town business district. Now, every- bers and three visitors. the Southwestern-Vanderbilt foot- Mr. Johnnie James of Hickman, Mr. Hammett was well known Central City squad scored the final body park right. ball game Saturday. Ky.. was climessed Tuesday. in this community, and has many touchdown in the last quarter as DAVIS-FALL ENGAGEMENT Miss Bonnie Boyd left Fulton Mr. Clarence Oliver who under- friends who regret to learn of his Captain Duncan ran 38 yards to put Fall is here again, and nothing Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis announce Sunday for Chicago, Illinois where went a major operation at the hos- death. He is survived by his moth- the game on ice. has been done about the cleaning the engagement and approaching she plans to enter training for pital last week was dismissed Mon- er. Mrs. Warner of Fulton; two Elva, of Harris Fork Creek. With it fill- marriage of their daughter, nurses. day moraing. brothers. Lee of this city and 11( I hodists To ed up with tin cans, car fendal, to Ernest Fall Jr., both popular Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Ladd returned Miss Mary Nell Campbell was Charles of St. Louis; one half broth- Hold rubbish and bermuda grass. Vie members of the Fulton younger to their home here Friday after a dismissed Monday after receiving er, Luther Walters of this city. ()tiarlcrly Conference heavy fall rains should have an set. The marriage will take place two days stay in Paducah. treatment for injuries sustained in easy time running through the in November. an automobile accident. Miss Betty Norris is expected The Fulton Circuit of the Meth- downtown streets of Fulton. MALCO-FULTON THEATRE Everett Gore of Clinton under- home the middle of next week idist Church will meet in adjourn- CLUB WITH MRS. Saturday Night 1115 P.M, Sun- went an appendicitis operation at from California where she has ed session of the fourth quarterly Merchants of Fulton are taking LEON BONURANT day, Monday and Tuesday—Irene the Fulton Hospital last week and spent the past three weeks with conference, Thursday, October 21, deeper interest in their window dis- Mrs. Leon Bondurant was hostess Dunne in "High, Wide and Hand- was dismissed Tuesday. Miss Bernice Saul. instead of October 10. Rev W C. plays. Many improvements have to her bridge club Tuesday night some" with Randolph Scott. Mrs. James Wade was removed Dr Seldon Cohn left Fulton Sat- Barham, Presiding Elder announced a been made in windows and interior at her home on Vine street. The Wednesday and Thursday—Paul to her home on West State I.ine urday for Chicago, Ill,, to attend this week. The conference will be Choreal. of stores, but there are still a lot usual three tables of players were Muni in "The Life of Emile Zola" Monday after receiving medical a meeting of eye, ear, nose and held at the Pleasant Hill necessary be- of store fronts here that could stand present which included eleven club with great supporting cast. treatment throat specialists. He was accom- the change made cause of the District Woman's Mis- moderizing. An attractive store members and one latest. Mrs. Glynn Friday and Saturday—Shirley Mr. Lavelle Harwood was dis- panied to St. Louis by Mrs Cohn sionary conference at Martin, Oc- pulls more customers Is long Bushed. Temple in her new smash hit missed last week end after treat- who has been visiting friends and relatives there this week. tober 20. been accepted u a true saying. A* the conclusion of serial games "Heidi." ment for an infected finger.

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FITTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY is in bed ne•A the tem , having MaiTin ith I. Irene bunneinSmash":717. up" •••esesses ROUTE THREE him tto. use if Jaeknon end sons, undertakers. 11%:Scoll- her right side. "High, n'itly and Handsome" cliltIsTIAN SCIENCE it. II Martial Cannon spent the Opt its Sunday For MINI 111'1(.11 week end Thr# Days Croft ill ott he sick with her sister, Mts. M At the New ltalc#I-Fulton 7'heutre Sunday, October 17 T. list at the home of her parental Cannon and attended the asso- ciation at Sandy Branch. WELCH NEWS "Doctrine of Atonement" is the Mr and Mrs Homer Croft. J M. Williams passed away at subject of the Leeson Sermon ! Mr. and Mee Jainve II. Wright the home of his son, Everett Wil- Friday, Oct. 8, there war, a very which will be read in Churches of liams at Interesting Field nay ;it (Imre throughout I the singing at Cayce last! 130 o'clock, lIe le LI Vint to Welch. the 'nii. Welch ..'rid Sunday MIAMI his death, his wife, Mrs hove %vial n get Ii!. of ball on Sunday. October 17. Betty Williams, over the W.sky Chapel boy. Mr mild Mrs, Ever• by a I Aiming the citation& which cam. Maude CLOW(111 .11 horse ell Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Runs wow of 45 to I M I. Sophomre!o died pries. the Lesson-Sermon is the Monthly !nerving. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. !Mill Mc stiti9s1 a play that night, "In the 5. full...Note from the ''To him Neill, Other Williams; one Money " A very large crowd was Mr. ind Mrm Walter sister. that oveicoriteth will 1 grant to sit Ilsrey have Mrs. Henry Collier; three grand- 1)1 1..;11.tit. returnia 111 /MO a flf.t. with me in my tlit•mil.. even as I spending a children: a hied of ri•lativem and few vveek iii lint, Welch's high selaiol students idiom overcame, 10141 WO set down Mich . with friends. Funerul services were their thibel llsrey. wade some interesting with lily Faille' in his throne." Mrs. Us- conducted at Old Bethel church Posters in rey had a ,tiirke while there different subjects for the Field (Revelation 3.1 and Wednesday tit 11 o'clock by Rev. nay Miss Murtha House won The, includes CitriNt1101 - - first Science orlie and Thonias Smoot won sec- Society, Fulton, Ky., which holds orel prize. regular eervices Sunday at 11:00 AM , and testimonial meeting Wed- JUST TO REMIND The Welch girls and boys YOU THAT YOU will nesday at 7 30 P.M Reading room olio' Stella Ruth boys and girls at 211 Carr Street in open Wednes- CAN BUY AT :it Stella Ruth Friday which is day and Saturday from 2:00 Heir Field Day. to 4:00 P M The public is cordially in- There was an Aladdin lamp giv- vited to attend these services and .11 away SPECIAL Stephenson's at the play Friday night SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT AT 11:15 P.M. to visit lite reading room where the Grocery at Welch. Irene Dunne and Randolph Scott Mr. Joe Vernon Gaulden are the romantic pun. iti Paramount's Bible and authorized Christian got it. In illiant •if America its the brawling days when Greta in Prinisvlyania, oil was discovered Selene(' literature may be /•:1 WIN "Iligh, Wide and Ilandsonie," which oie.ns Sunday read, 25c Mr. Dean the New at purchased or Ilarwood, a former Mil' Fulton Theatre.. The supporting cast ineludes Dorothy le•rrowed Lima Ancient at Welch, I.amour. Akin Taut ii Willtam tuts, 5 lbs. 31c left for Mississippi , Fraw Ii le and many other players Tuesday, where he will enter school WANT Ti) SHY 50 used Pinto 1.1# ans. 5 lbx. Ifl the near future. Dukedom left Sept. 25 for a two WANTED—Single heaWra 35c man for farm And want to sell some Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jackson ‘‘ eel's vacation in Florida. They heaters, 4 and work. Apply at Plckle's cooking stoves and Irish Potatoes, In lbs. Mr and Mr. Jimmie a ill route to their home the t:roeerY, furniture. LU- 17c Jaekson of last THER ••1' this week. Fulton, Ky. WALTER'. III Main Street Pork and Re (11114, Phone Me 2 tall cans 15c . am....m. am,..Nuarama. amia ...... roaraama. There will be a play staged at Lone Pork and Beans, 2 Oak School Saturday night 1-1b. cans 11c (tut le, by Central High School Tomato C ,, o ,b•Pv Catsup, 2 11-o:. bottles 19c 4C.11-4.1 621W 5 1% I Red Pitted Cherries, 2 cans 29c CAY(E EIGH SCHOOL Order Hominy. 3 No. 2 1-2 cans 23c liy Sue Branafrod Prunes, Neu. Crop, 30-0, lb. 10c All the teachers alt attended the T Eraporat# I 11# aches, f.t"ENEWIN, • Iv 2 lbs. 25c F. D. E. A. at Murray last Frida) Peaberry which gave the entire student ‘11 MUM , 2 lbs. 35c 5:ZMIP body a most enjoyable holiday. Pure Apple Rut . full quart 15e vf- The high school organized three Red Beans, new clubs last week, namely th• con Glee, Now; 5c Dramatic and Public Speak- Palace lb. can ing. We are expecting several 9c Cf Your good programs from these clubs throughout •• • Fancy Red h utney Beans, can 9c the year. • FOOTWEAR The biology class under the BEST Cocoa, 2 lb. can 15c su- KENTUCKY COAL guaranteed to pro- "Work Done the pervision f Mr. Oliver, went on duce desired heating results Salad Dressing, their first field trip Tuesday because of its 11 quart F..1CTORY for Op- 25c WAY" the study of insects. quality. cha n- Vsa._ Country Gentleman SHOES REBUILT V Corn, 1 can The And 10c SHINED FREE! school was glad to enter. our prices are always economical—in many tam the semi-annual singing con- instances Mi. No. 2 Ton:aloes, 2 cans 15c Dyeing'-Tinting our price is lower than elsewhere. a vention held here last Sunday. It • FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUITS Spinally was estiraated as being over a thousand people present •• • PHONE PO I oLK"S- An E DELIVE." old fiddlers contest will be. 67 STEPHENSON'S Electric Shoe Shop held here Oct. 22. .;047 OR OVER The Fourth Si. Fulton Senior class sponsored by W.M.11111&Sons Mr. Cruce, is putting out a school 101.r • am. am ..ma am. paper this year of interest to both TWO YARDS—Located in Kentucky , 95 parent and student.. and Tennessee

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John James NI A , 01"111ANKs ),, ek' I It Wit%'It 1.1RTING OCTOBER 17th Ph 11, I/ 11, visited hilt ii Tbsit's - - annumonb.. 1,4‘' Ile 14 10111‘k 11 as Estill,' Jim Wo wish (11 1111111k 1.111.11 111111 11.‘, 1.1N i„ r".1„,,,, lot ,.,1 11V till V‘ 110 its. Sociais - Personals "I"' it ‘1"11 W111 1 11/441111 ,N.E11, Al.11.( 'fr I se \el - 111111 1,1 1. 11 1111111 V1 1111 1.1111111 SI lilt iii thy Mid fill 1111. 4111111i.. lit lit,' pl111111 11.11111 dotal% of our beloved .0,11 111,11 1/r1 1111 l'NES:DUS JUNIOR MrsIC t'1.1111 .1.11ttlyk VONDA :111 years ill the 1`1% 111H11 rill 11111 1,1.11111 11 111 flisu iii l'needui. Circle of the First The Jumot Musit. of SSA sio• I si nil 5511 otlt I II tributes and lot ing Will tls of 'qui MAN Methodist W01111111'11 Mtsloonary aftionoon, osi, ton met Tuesday 1 1 1...N11 .101111111e (Illbeel, chintipion rider ichent Ketittielt,'s Finest Society met Monday night at 7 30 12, at the cluti looms I'. tilt the ot the %%odd Ile iiti.i mp..iit 34 list Pilch ;it'd evei yone. .Alocli lit the home of Mow Mil- newly elected spons,a. 11111 t;lyiiii APIA III 1111111701 V Hs. hilt AMU MRS WADE (ItIVN I IL SUM, S ITURDA) /TE //:/5 VT/. di I'd ;1 1111111 On Third street with litudiart, in %%1'1 1. charge t 1101114 %slid.. here AND C1111,01(EN Mrs to MI11,11, • 11 1111f4t111111. -sr MIP11111e C.'arolyii and It ,\l THE CRANDES1 Ts. lit y eight wise ntesent which ..1.1 Dorothy Fleet! MUSICAL tat. old members; The president, Most Ellen Jan' ill ROMANCE OF THE YEAR! Ii tii•%% (111 -.ilaiiiet4 114111 presided over a short Inv: ses, aineetIlt it Walkei, Misses mess MO11411111 1111(1 1111rOtIlleet1 the 1113.1, FIRE (4,17'S HOT .IND THEN COOLS Is anMIII 11111 0.111•11i1 II., C1111.. 14 1111. PE141111111, M111114 Hata 'iii II'•i Nth.' '•\11.•s Huth G1111111111 1,,•• OFE--BUT PRICES AT MALE'S GE'T •iiii ”I • J It tlialiam ogl tIlt was ',resented TI'shati ltt.n, Mrs Mas‘‘ell Me I Jade"' Fr...11.1 ick Kent. HOTTER AND 11077ER ;side, presides it IT a 1,nof hopioogi; eThe Flight of tin Sliss Iktary Swann Bus- Is Rslets Mts., Carolyn Du por..1111ES, 15-lb. peck 23c Art. the secretaiy, called the ridi ., SIUEET POT I TOEN, Fellow or Red, peek 2:k id l'ellti the 11111111lt.11 of the last Naitirka (toils hbanber:t ii Cho ('"BB I GE, nice fro gig • n, secting and a financial leport was : 1.1.1 !MOM* FilWttrits, 15 lbs. 23e Veil by the tieasuio. Mrs Erank' "Star Sanpliites." Victor Kenton T1' RAW'S, niee, firefil, home grown. In lbs. 23c Wiggins Miss Slaty l'aseliall Carroll:4, nice big bunels• N. each Sc .At the conclusion of the business raihirt. At the conclusion of Pill- ONIONS, yellow, nice, 3 lbs. Ile lip GLOR IOUS ROMANO, •‘s•I'\ interts•tins Bible stuily was srain a ninsical contest was held G WE'S, Fancy Taal's, 2 lbs. %.* .•1 I . Finest She 11 1111/t. Wag Ile ItOSUST ADV hleCollimi, anti Ow .. s ..isttsi by Mesdames Jack winner. GR 111L'ERI'IT, Elm ida, liarjuice, 8lls, ea. Sc 71.W.7;1 %lien. Orady Vaiden. %%Sinn. Koel. V The hostess. assided I. Mrs PE It'll t'S, in syrup, slic('d, 2 1-2 can le4c 'Imams) moot, i ling. Melt in Simon h Exum,; I,Clint Reed, SVI'Vel delicious Ii' l)1('El) 11:S. in nill'uP. No. 2 1-2 can 15c ni•I•41.••' and Gehl, M 4/4,111, Witt' 1 riel %WWII fre#111111ellIS during tli.. social hou: ft om the Bible in conneetion with n's 1111.h, small cans, 2 for Sc pi. • the lesson. Mrs. Fred Cooper has been Ill l011 111/ hi:T(411 .P. 11-oz. bottle, each lOr ('I A well prepared program was this week at her home on Eddings CHERRIES, red, fine for pies No. 2 can 2 for 25e iesented hy the program leader, Sins t. ('11.1 N BE RR1ES. nice, fresh, pound 18c Mrs. William Blackstone. Those Muss (lean Roach of Paducah K ELLOGG'S CORN 1'l.1KES, 2 boxes 1 .0 ho took part were Mrs. Maxwell spent last week end 15c in Fulton with 11'HITE PEI. ME SHORTENING, 1 I McDade and Miss Lucille Green. her aunt. Mrs Roy Fields and Mr. lbs. 19c At the conclusion of the program Fields She was accompnaled by PORK HOIST. Shoulder etas, lb. 22c ihe hsotess served a delectable Misses Sue Dowd, Betty Lou Treys- PORK CHOPs, nice, loan. lb. • 26c al ad plate during the social hour. hi in and 1,i)1.1 Ise Jones. VEAL CHOPS, choice pound 17c Miss Irene Bowers spent Sunday MRS. S. C. SMITH HONORED in Memphis, Tenn. 1'E'.1 L ST L'A h. Loin, Round. lb. 21c Mesdames Mansfield Martin and Mrs. Cora Linton of near St. 11.111)' REEF ROAST,.1rmour's brand, lb. l6!ic Wilmon Boyd were Joint hostesses I ouis spent Monday with Mr. and PORK S Al'5.1GE. pure, goad. lb. 22c Ii to a well planned bridge party- Mrs J 0. Anderson on Norman Breakfast Bacon. .1rmour's Choice sliced, lb. 33c Thursday afternoon at the home 'if Street. Mrs. Martin on Fourth street, corn- I Miss Gladys Homm returned to 11 AM. PIMENTO, SALAD. lb. 29c slimenting Mrs. S. C. Smith of Wickliffe, Kentucky Sunday R'S hill, cent. r cut, sliced, lb. 29c 1••1111.• N••• *14 00.•ei 1.1•1•101/1, night 1..1ikits,ville. Ky. after spending the week-end in s '11 Twelve friends of the honoree Fulton with her parents, Mr. and 11"//E.V YO1' 11 1 were present arid eNoyed serial : Mrs. K. II earn., at their home on ARE ..N.GR)- (AL!, iltYleS of progressive contract Norman Street. PICKLE'S G RO('E 7hroughout the afternoon. Each Mr. Wallis Koellmg returned ,siest was presentod a gift and at Sunday to his Imme on Fourth at the conclusion the person holding, after a ft w days stay III Centralia. Pill('ES f,()01) Hai; I)' .1 .\ I).51T/ 'Res I I high score had the choice of gifts IIhr...is, at hr table. The high score was WANT TO BUT One A .10.•••••••••, th9.jd used DoLpH.$ held by Mrs. Berths Pigue. The hioycle. See Donald Hall at NEWS PICKL sonoree was also presented a prise.' Office. E'S GROCERv A delightful salad course was Miss Mary Ilomra returned to Phones 226-227 Delirery Lint oo. -,erved to these guests: Mesdames Murray, Kentucky Sunday after Free E. .State Smith, Pigue, Smith Atkins. Billie spending the NI• /- 3 .s,.ith .ht., rtitidi.- 'rnirtes -r-fi7gTiry'S" IIMUMin -fiaTirrili, ivrF.-- 1.. I. K. liontra !' #i• • •• :.• 1 w wksturw, M. F. Riggs, Henry on Norman Street. ! 1 Cord., Steve Wiley, Hunter Whit- Miss Idelle Batts. who spent the, -II. Mi... Vi•i-n Snow, and a tea week end with her parents, Mr. . uess. Mrs. Travis Dacus. and Mrs. W. W. Batts in Fair- E OCTOBER 21 - 25-"LOST HORIZON" 11-EliVESDAY and IINRIIIINIINn""2"'"f-raw-- Heights. returned to Murray Coll- THURSDAY FRIDAY and ; - Illsss I INTON HONORED ege Sunday. a• Mr,: S;ira Linton. who was a R. V. Putnam returned to Fulton SAT('RD.I). 4- sstient at the Fulton Hospital un- Tuesday morning from a two days ti I Wednesday. was delightfully visit in Frankfort, Kentucky. TRAN .7-pi :.id Lloyd N.4 Interim s when several of her Bones returned Monday . •• •• t:.end; gathered at her room in front a business trip to Louisville, . ' ..THEATRE..D it? FM rung !Se hospital Tuesday night in hon- Kentucky. 1., of her , ,- birthday. MN S. L. Brown, Miss Frances S Is Twelve guests were present and Brown. and Virgiil Leonard Brown -LTON 4•• Back each presented Miss Linton a love- spent last week-end with friends STREET 10( TO ALL • ly gift. Delicious individual ice in West Frankfort, Illinois. ox Li. • • L. cream cups were served to the fob Mrs. John Campbell of Cinci- 1..wing: natti, Ohio is visiting her sister, Mesdames Jess Rog. rs, Clyde Mrs. R. V. Putnam at her home in Saturday (Only) October 16 111 \ Fields. Hughe Ittsshtori. Clifton Highlands. 11. • Hamlett. V. A. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hummel and \ Richardson, A. J. TEX RITTER \ Shiriey Hemphill. Gladys Chowning and Mrs. Maude Hummell spent Sun- son, Bobby. Anna Linton. _Edward day in Murray. Ky., visiting Lyle Peux. Misses Myra Scearce and Hummell who is attending Murray X•NN ..S'N Ann Lee Cochran. , State Teachers College. 'RIDERS OF THE ROCKIES" Mrs. A. J. Damron of Martin, IIF. LIVLS AGAIN- • Temple GROUP A OF W. M. S. Tenn., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. COMEDY - X 9 SERIAL k. ••% AND A GRATEFUL Group A of the Woman's Mis- W. A. Yandell, at her home on Ns,.....,,..... U'ORI D ACCLAIMS sionary Washington Street. \\ Society of thelFirst Meth- HIS GREATNESS' %•‘4 islist Church met Monday after- Miss Jane Scates of Columbus, • • I:.on at 2.30 o'clock with Miss.,k visited friends in Fulton this sundag - Vonday. October 17 - 1S Mrs. • •.-•• !Horace Luten at her home on Third street. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. LaCoste of 'HEIDI' Twenty Oillvington, regular members were Tenn.. spent Sunday "CARNIVAL QUEEN" ' present with six visitors. The tilli their daughter. Marguerite -WITH- II • chairman. Mrs. Hoyt Moore, called •hran, at the home of Mr. and ROBERT WILCOX - DOROTHEA Kt.' VT . the meeting to order and presid . C. A. Boyd on the Mayfield JEAN over the regular routine of hoM"ith I ness. The secretary read the min- ,. akthel Dunn spent Monday CARTOON - NEWS HERSHOLT I utes of the last meeting and call. i in Paducah. ed the roll. A very interesting' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Browder AND IIER Bible lesson was given by Mrs; lags Fultoh Sunday for a two Roper Fields. , weep eotsin Florida and other Tuesday - Wednesday, Oct. 19 - 20 GREATEST The meeting was closed with ssulTiern points prayer and a social hour was en- Miss Geneva Yandell and moth- CAST! jived. The hostess served delici_ tr. Mrs. W. A. Yandell, spent Sun- "FOREVER YOURS" ens refreshments. , day in Jackson. Term. ' Mr and Mrs. T. E. Norris and Beniamino Gigli - Joan Gardner GROUP B OF WMS - dangI4pr, na Gean spent last Mrs. C. L. Maddox was hostess week .e. m Arms, 1., attending MALCO'S ' SUNDAY to Group B of the First Methodist I the funeral of the former's father. MONDAY Woman's Missionary Society Mon- They were accompanied home by Thursday - Friday, October 21 - 22 ORPHEUM day afternoon at her home on Ed_ Mrs. Mark Davidson of Sandoval, I "BARGAIN THEATRE" TUESDAY dings street when fourteen regular Ill. members and one visitor, Mrs. F. A. Mrs. Harry Stout of Centralia, WOLF" GARY COOPER - JEAN ARTHUR I Cole. attended. Illinois visited last week end with "THE MAN WHO CRIED IN CECIL B. DE MILLE'S I Mrs. Smith Atkins presided over relatives in Fulton. Lewis Stone, Barbara Read, Torn Brown i the meeting in the absence of the WANT TO BUY SO used heaters, "THE PLAINSMAN" chairman. Mrs. M. V. Harris. The and want to sell some heaters, cook- secretary reports was made by Mrs in stoves and furniture. LUTHER On The Stage Thursday FRI. - SAT. j Frank Brady who also made a WAITERS, Ill Main street, Phone WED. - THURS. financial report. DOROTHY DOUBLE FEATURE At the conclusinn of the business Miss Helen Maxfield of Chicago "TEIAS LONGHORNS" LAMOUR BILL BOY!) the Bible study leader, Mrs. T. 1 spent the week-end in Fulton with Trail" I Kramer. presented a very interest- I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Admission 10c - 17c in "Thunder ing Bible lesson. Clint Maxfield on West Street. She "JUNGLE FOX MUSICAL HIT ! The hostess served a plate: was accompanied home by her salad Hear Them Or)' II'MC at 6:15 A.M. Erery Day PRINCESS" 'Sing and Be Happy' during the social hour. cousin, Miss Mary Galvin who re- mained here for a few days visit. Joe Cooke of Paducah spent last ' Mr. and Mrs. William Henry id- ADULTS CHILDREN SATURDAY week-end with his grandparents; wards spent Sunday in Memphis AND SUNDAY 10C ALL OCTOBER 21 - 23-"LOST HORIZON" ANY loc Anderson ' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. st ITTNFES NIGHTS I6c TIME Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. on Norman Street. I Wiseman. 411111411.111181111111..111.1 11M111.11111111116 A .411,

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FULTON COUNTY N EWti, FULTON, KENTUCKY lOg 'them/ 1.it 1;rtimn .1drurnily ist- SIrctigthunti Iii r sum I 'ostlituirs hum V2/2/2/212177.12/2/2/2/FrOfa'FJPJarT.7- nd .Inicricare Fat nitro ,1"PfP_TP-/7 012/212-1- lb- Although isairtruction permits Today dal io agticultio al 1111If kvtitig co- Loulaville during Settle1111/1.1 were' oponation in occepti.d and highly slightly down as 111111pariml tegurilcil tigit with the iilinse of ituriculturul life. 1111)11111 ur 19311, flew huilding 11' et t he fist lii ci..1), rat ive wove . of bill•11114:474 and Iii Otto structures meld had ii long, hind low to law continues W ihit appal ently little before it reached Its 1)1Vtiellt high let up all ovei the trading area of MI MI. of ilevehipitient the Lcuitville Dintrict Office if the As late as 1917, officials of farm - Ihp.1111114•111 14( t'ominvice A feet- (4.114,1 (it 1V41••• Ifl Many stateis u t. of its repots for the past week wl.ro indicted for roilipliary in re- SETTING IN lh.. Oiling IN A OF thitillini totittiming of t1 111j1., WO It N1143 fleet's for good Blue (Rana farina in that flir the Dint y ttlati'•4 Lear auction of Kentucky A‘c,ociatioll of New petitioli The general trend of retail trade the legislature for laws making it AMIX during the first with of October legal for Nomura to orgailLee co- dui not varY, to any appreciable 'pounces. Not until 1921 team it Vkle111, filiftl tile 1,441IrSe hillowed Federal Law legali/thig i es during September, &avoiding to re iiuiiel And only this year the !date ports to the 1./epartment from 311 of New iCi it hits passed a law AN t) key coast 'Die tendency was to- which in effect, eliminatea politi- ward better results tlian were cal dominative of agticulture and scored lit the atone time last year, gives faint iiigaliitaltiCiu. gi eater but the margin of itiereaae Was liar- 'pima ttinity for iervice Ii ittettlbuill row. The situation 11114I 111.• 40' whole might 44,11101111HW public be motioned up briefly with the The 'Info Innen attenuant tat the statement that progress eotitinued,, citptagn giowth of the cooperativesho although tut Li slower tempo than bably diii thi• movement a go Nt) been 011, Was to bud It bi• Mg Vire lit tile to141• if noted in the reports that wheivver (tilt ('III 11411 lir 411, k loge weather conditiotui favoied Full \%ie t.i gut iteipping, there was a faitly brisk lital 1 t'' 41,i I .4 I \ \\ i volume of trade. Wholesale up• strengthened valet markets were rather spotty, but HI other lines, 51%4,111(.1'ln cow tinued high. Here, however, Ulf in "THENEWS"WEEKLY retail, the flow of business, what. 0 in good volume, was not allowing the advances over a year ttgo that SCRAPBOOK wereavident in earlier months of LI the year. It was alio:tient that the WEEK'S BEST RECEIPE stock niarket situation %gal prov ing more and more of a retarding SrlIFFING FOR GREEN PE17-1 - influence and was fostering u hesi- PERS-Chop a mall onion Lo,,, tant tune in many lines. The New cook in one tablespoon ,pf fat Iv: til York report pointed out that lack yellow. Remove from Move, add of strong support in the stock mar- one and one-half cups of ground ket was having its repercussions on cooked 'Nat, one-third cup dry all branches of truth.. bread crumbs, one egg, slightly The Louisville office reported re- I eaten, onidlialf teaspoon salt, two teaspoons chopped PICTIT,44, tail sales continued 15 to 20 per parsley, and to-I cent above bailie time year ago, de- mato juice to moisten. Fill par-boil- 11°N spite unseasonably warm weather. is' peppers with this mixture, cover Radios, refrigerators, hardware and with buttered bread crumbs ard toe 7 " home furnishings led demand. Al- bake in a 375 degree oven for 3u " though flood periods is included, minutes. ‘iot.%0 first eight months of this year show • AN ENTIRELY NEW 10 per cent gain over same period A BEAUTY HINT n e\ 1936. With drygoods in strong de- DIFFERENT KIND mand wholesale trade averaged 25 The small. light summer freckle SAND per cent above last year. clears away with the summer National and State Employment Pamsing, Large, dark, disfigurini: OF Service reported 4,614 placements freckles are slower to go, and some d _ just won't go. Lemon juice is often. * , -/Tn."i-ria.,"tiier are niit maresfed, ures are made public. Mayoe ik • since money the is coming out of will speed the rrtar.r.•jL '141. those who listen in to tbn-• "'" stronger I fro• • 4: week year ointments and bleach,: ago. Be very careful with freckle cream. Rains have greatly benefitted Your best protection is the cam- late potatoes and early sown grain. plete reliability of the manufact- urer. i pt. Factory 9 and r o machine shop sche- dules in Louisville higher than August and about 20 per cent FOR THE KITCHEN above this time year ago. Any leftover bits of chicken Liquor, tobacco and other Fed- meat or vegetables can be added eral taxes increased $1,977,579 in to scrambled eggs and served September over same month 1936. for sup- per. Stale cake can Two state banks at Edmonton, be freshened by dipping into Metcalfe county, Ky., cold milk for an effect con- instant and solidation with rebaking slowly. To $50,000 capitaliza- freshen tion. celery, place it in watc: containing a little baking PRESENTED Former bank building at Rich- soda. ; BY mond, Ky., sold by receiver for $14,500. THE FLOWER GROWER Paducah to have new Methodist Leaves„ strawy manure or other church at cost of $20,000. safe litter may be used for winter The $10,000 annex to Fulton church at Eliza- protection to County perrennial beds. News bethtown, Ky., completed. Light fertilization in the fall is NIA,/ tobacco warehouse at Cyn- helpful to plants, but plants are al- thiana, Ky., being erceted to re- ways in better state to absorb fer- place one burned. tilizer in the spring. If the upper Salem, Ind., firm awarded $2,312 leaves of your dahlia plants are AT THE contract for street grading at Tell wilted, look for borers. City. Building boom at Bardstown, Ky.. featured by construction of four grain elevators, two truck garages, two store houses and numerous residences. STRAND THEATRE Contract let for overpass on Southern railroad at Williamstown, Ky., to cost $130,000. Owensboro, Ky., announces plans, FULTON, KENTUCKY for new $150,000 hospital. Contract for new $200,000 hospi- tal let at Frankfort, Ky. $227,847 Mon_ - Tues. value of new buildings I . Wed. Nov. 1 - 2 - 3 9:30 A.M. ereteted in Ashland, Ky., so far this year. R. J. Reynolds Company, 1391d-I ing three new tobacco warehouses PICTURE STARTS 10 A. M. in Louisville. Work resumed at shipyard and dock company at Jeffersonville, Ind. • - 125-barrel oil well drilled in Mc- Lean county, Ky. THE MOST INTERESTING AND FASCINAT- Traffic on Kentucky river show- ing keen revival, many barges loaded with coal or railroda ties, consigned to creosoting plants, ING PRESENTATION OF COOKERY EVE9 coming down from mountains. Loss of $3,000 occasioned by burning of cheese factory at Eliza- Firestone DEVISED FOR THE HOMEMAKER bethtown, Ky., and $5,500 in de- , GUM-DOPED struction of barn on prominent TIRES Fayette county horse breeding farm. 110 MOREY Routs YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE ALL BUDGET Doctors say breathing through vinn the mouth is harmful. Quite a few eon Cu *to Vco of Flres+otio Monday AND HEAR ALL people •••nIngtosvrN•Ronvdd*N.O.C. Rod Ns u. around Fulton have also ••• found out that talking through it also results seriously sometimes. HOIMAN SERVICE STA. Smart young men should Mali NOW to be government jobs since PASCHALL we. a0I1T111 FULTON there.• Ing it is becom-seek the most popular method of BENNET7 ijECTRIC escaping income taxes. Fourth St. Fultou, y. 4 •

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I 10'17 t reatiu tlAt.;rt itin and uelsettwithaettrye clops under the 1938 program are: PRIM *1, 1,11.1TION 411111•111111111111119 1931 CONSERVATION put cotton, 29 to 31 million acres, corn, St'11Se R1111.: -- Into shape at a conference of farm. 92 to 90 million acres, flue-cured By the Governor of the Centrum- ireeimerelat Air' DR. SELDON COHN er committeemen and others with tobacco, 840,000 to 880 000 acres Lou isville Courier- °urea! wealth of Kentucky. 102 Walsall it. Fans& PRO6RAM IS SET Agricultural Adjustment Athninis. Burley tobacco, 400,000 to 500,000 lmeisviite Tbasee nation officials and Wal- et tools Pest Dispatch Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Secretary acres; flre-cured and dark air cur- To All To Whom Vie Presents rilo ne D The 19311 Agrictiltut iii Conserva- lace in Washington September 14 tobacco, 170,000 to 105,000 acres; emocrat ed Shall Come: Chleago old tioiliminsit SPECIAL tion Program will be based on the and 10. This vonference was at- cigar leaf tobeeco, 88,000 to 0,000 Cblease Attn./Iran ATT11,'N710N attainment of national. Mate coun- tended by C. E. Brehm, Knoxville, acres; peanuts, 1,500,000 to 1,000- In the interest of every citizen ksge Tribune travel- To the accurate f itt ink ty and farm "goals" for soil deplet- Director of Extension, F. W. Colby, 000 acres; potatoes (if voted by a of the Comonwralth while lust Phone 7.,3 ing crope, and for soil-building Nashville, State Executive Officer, producers' referendum,/ 3,100,000 ling or walking on country roads of eye glasses. crops and practice,. as • part of the and J. 11 Shoulders, Gallatin, to 3,300,000 acres; all other soll-de- or city streets; JCAK Fl )‘V A It I)S °mins nouns: effort to restore mod fertility and chairman of the State Agricultural pleting crops, 135 to 155 million As a memorial to those have met • to la N. Pl. to 0 P. M. stabilize agricultural production, Conservation committee. acres: a total of 175 to 295 million violent death or suffered permim l'1111NE 288 stabs Secretary Henry A. Wallace. While aims objectives of the ent injury through traffic accidents; and Scree of all roil depleting crops. Nubwribe to NEWS The program was wi,iited out program are much the same as Under the previous program sep- As a tribute to those who are re- frien the suggestions made in farm- last year, the term. "Goale" will be arate rates were established for specting the lives and rights of 110 ers 'twenties throughout the East used in connection with acreages diversion from soil-depleting to "theta by timing and walking 40wEllir of crops and practices under the soil-conserving crops and for the safely; 1938 program. carrying out of each soil-building As a plea to every citizen with- ',The Goals" for soil depleting practice. Under this plan a pro- in the borders of this state to do Coal- Fertilizer crops are the acreage which would II' or her part in making the high- 4 1 Ni ETENT— ducer calculated his payment at to meet nation- ways and streets safe Ft N ER A I. AND usually be required the end of the crop year by apply- of Kentucky al needs for consumption and ex- and Kindling 0111CLANCE ing these separate rates to each ter motorists pedestrian: ports of such crops. I hereby proclaim the 41+:14S1CR The soil-build- acre diverted and to each practice month of ing goals will include the cropa performed. In 1930, however, the October as "Safety Month" in Ken- Authorized Iron Fireman Dealer and practices which will help in maximum payment for each pro- tucky, and call upon all state of- restoring and maintaining the soil ducer will be calculated at the be- ficiate, civic and patriotic organi- 1 Phone 7 resources of the minim. ginning of the crop year and the at- zations and industrial firms to co- I Farm Goals le be Set tainment of the soil-depleting and operate in a safety campaign last- The national goal, in each caill soil-buildIng goals will be set as ing through the month. CITY COAL CO. HORNBEAK will he ',token down to state, conditions of full payment. Each The Kentucky State Safety county and individual farm gads producer will know what to di) on Commission is sponsoring a pro- FULTON, KENTUCKY for soil conserving crops and prac- his tam for gram, Including a series of specta- complete cooperation. • FUNERAL 110ME tices. In general, the classification This change should result In a rular parades in twenty-five cities of crops is about the same as 1037. greater degree of compliance and and towns to be conducted by the' l'Al I HUH ss, Ill i It As in past farm programs. estab- in consequence make the program National Safety Crusades. 4 4 lishment of goals and other admin- mar effect ive Given under my hand and seal 1 ( .. \ , I. Arative work will be carried out Haw Program Will Work of the Commonwealth of Kentucky !tirough state, county, and com- It was made plain that the 1938 at the Capitol Frankfort, this 1 A.11 %•.., tett I munity committees of farmers. program is dependent upon ap- thirty-first day of August, in the 1111,4 11) 1111MILDIVIV .AXPi StA ;Ai. enigma National goals for soil depleting propriations by Congress and poi- year at our Lord one thousand nine L stile future legislation. From the hundred and thirty-seven, of the alliOMMINIONemam. standpoint of the farmer, the pro- independence of the United States gram would work about as follows: the one hundred and sixty first ,5V;iire The County Agricultural Comer- and in the year of the Common- CLEAN AND WHITEN TEETH • FURNITURE IS OUR BUSINESS va t ion Committee, composed of wealth the one-hundred and forty- with 4. •Itts, the Orygen tooth powder whi ii pent, toe - farmers, would establish for the sixth. the hidden creeks* hots/elm ihi teeth. Ples.ant, b • Protet-t• th• rums and le ft. onoml, al farm a total soil-depicting goal, A. B. CHANDLER, Governor When you want lurnilure it will pay you to see TRY where applicable, a separate goal Commonwealth of Kentucky CAP.OX AT OUR EX PEN_ .. 4:1 Us . . .111' ran furnish one room or the entire for cotton, tobacco, peanuts, or for Whet Caloa will do for your tte•th artily .inn,,it•'(.iln you In your own hom• at out as pens*. Iiimply till In I h• home. commercial potatoe.;; and a soil- cooprth with name and address and mall It to us. veo will to building goal. Longer Staple Adds calve absolutely fro•• test can 4 CALOX TOOTH POW DKR, the powder MOM and more people are NEW AND USED FURNITURE In setting the sod-depleting To Cotton Income using Wier,' day. goals, the committee will consider FRES TRIAL COUPON REPAIRING - UPHOLSTERING rivet A Pi It I the acreage of such crops usually One thirty-second of an inch is • .1"n%n 064°d.:;int:;•irtri F.C At'Lm.'UX'1.('TZ'OnTH Pt' WOW no e•pents• tr. grown, acreage of food and feed hardly discernable to the eye, but '• sec I will try It. EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY crops needed for use, 1114: home good just that much added to the aver- Add,... CHURCH STREFT FULTON, KY. soil management, tillable acreage age staple length of cotton should on the farm, type of soil, topogra- mean in excess of $8,000,000 more phy, production facilities, and crop in the pockets of growers in one rotations. year. The maximum payment for the No accurate record of cotton farm will be computed by apply- quality was kept in this country the specified rates to the acreages before 1928, reports the United Winstead-Jones & Co. in the soil-depleting goals, and to States Department of Agriculture. NEED MONEY! the soil conserving acreages. From 1928 to 193 the average in- It is expected that the Agricul- crease in staple length amounted FUNERAL sittfUlattient Administration to HOME - If you are in need ormoney, we-are making tural about one thirty-scootrd of e?- •• • • • ••4••• short-time loans. We invite you to consult us, as would make phosphate and lime inch. It is estimated that the in' we can help you solve your financial problems. available in lieu of payments in ar- crease in staple length of one thir- 216 '51,mila eas where this is practicable. ty-second of an inch added more Small farms of the subsistence than $8,000,000 to the value of the AMBULANCE SERVICE LOANS MADE TO RELIABLE PERSONS type would have goals for soil-de- 1934 cotton crop. pleting crops estblished at the QUICK SERVICE farm's usual acreages of such crops La‘ which are needed primarily for KEEP WELL food and feed on the farm. JONES LOAN & INVESTMENT CO. The payments for performance will be divided among the produc- WITH CHIROPRACTIC ers on the farm on the same gen- eral basis as the proceeds of the By Dr. A. C. W ADE crops are divided. ORDER COAL CHRONIC LIVER TROUBLE JUST PHONE 702—WE DELIVER AS CLOSE AS Household Scrapbook Clinical test by Chiropractors Best Kentucky Coal, Kineing and WEEK'S BEST RECEIPE showed complete recovery or im- provement in 209 out of 241 cases YOUR PHONE Peach Tapicca—Soak one cup of Plumbing Supplies. tapicoa in cold water and drain. of Chronic Liver trouble treated. Peal one dozen peaches and cut Nerves running through the spinal Avoid disease! Send your Laundry and Dry them in halves. Cook with a little columnc from the brain to the liver often get pinched by displaced ver- P. T. JONES & SON COAL YARD Cleaning to Us, where it will be sugar for 100 minutes and take them out of the syrup. Add to syr- tebrae. When this happens, the liv- COMPLETELY STERILIZED up 1-4 cup of powdered sugar, pinch er does not function properly. You can get ...... 4 of salt; add 1 cup boiling water to relief through simple, tapicoa and cook until clear. Line a soothing adjustments. Why suffer PARISIAN LAUNDRY-CLEANERS needlessly? 4. • mold with peaches, pour in tapi- There is a Chiropractor I). R. FRASER,.$1or. in your community coa and bake for 1-2 hour. Let cool I'M A NEW WOMAN • and serve with whipped cream. THANKS TO PURSANG FOR THE CANNER Accurate Windfall apples make delicious WORKMANSHIP Yes, Pureang contains elements of apple sauce. If put in jars while proven value,such as Organic Copper boiling hot and sealed air-tight, At Lou' OW and Iron, which quickly aid nature in Watches, Clocks & Time Pieces building rich, red corpuscles. When sauce will keep all winter. Most of All Kinds Accurately Re- Electrical .1pplione(..- uml onl of I see housewives are careful in canning this happens, the appetite improves. paired at Low Cost by— Nervousness disappear& Energy and fruits and vegetables, but occas- ANDREWS strength usually return. You feel like • CITY ELECTRIC SHOP ionally a faulty sealer may cause a new person. Get Pursang from your the fond to spoil. If canned fruit JEWELRY COMPANY druggist. PIVe can take care of your electrical troebles" or meat looks suspicious, if the ends Electrical Appliances, Repair Service and Contracting. of the tin bulge or the liquid is checks Satisfaction Guaranteed. We have had 14 years looking, do not use it. It cloudy COLDS • experience in electric maintenance and may contain bacteria. service work. Call ;71. and GOOD TO KNOW FEVER I LOOK 20 YEARS 166 day pack a summer coat away Liquid Tablets, first YOUNGER • CITY ELECTRIC SHOP To Nose Drops Headache, 30 min. I lay it on a flat surface with the out- Salve, JOHN BRANNOCK,Prop. Try "Rub-My-Tism" By Using 33 di WALNUT STREET FULTON, KY. side up. Fold the sleeves back at World's Best Liniment the elbows and draw them straight down at the sides. Turn the fronts _ JAMES B. CASETS back over the sleeves and then take, up the coat at the armholes and fold it wrongside out lengthwise. Sufferers of HAIR RESTORER Lay the coat out on the trunk flat. STOMACH ULCERS Sold on • YEAR IN, YEAR OUT HYPERACIDITY a Positive KITCHEN KINKS to`'.. Guarantee Cake should be cold before boil- DEFINITE RELIEF OR ing icing is put on. Uncooked icing MONEY BACK Restores hair to its natural —EAT AT— may be spread on either a slightly color, and will positively cure THE WILLARD TBRAT'illINT warm or cold cake. To remove the heought provtpt, definite tn dandruff and eczema. St odor of fish from a frying pan thousand. of easel of Itent.t.'", mad Come and get a trial bottle Ilissedenal Wears. 411441 to ifeeerecid- today for 60c on our money- fill the pan with water, add a little en.1 other forms of .4tnrnac1 I it CAFE frns., dtket a, Erresa Arid SOLD ON back guarantee. LOWE'S vinegar and let the water come to IS DAYS TWIAIL Per complete In- n,. rruttitst. reed .11101111eres Illeasses a boil. It will not be necessary to ef Relief.. Ade hir 111.--etwe JAMES 11. CASEY grease the griddle, if when making Lake St., Fulton, Ky. SHOP Oysters are in Season griddle cakes two tablespoons of BAkBER BENNETT'S DRUG STORE shortening is added to the batter. Hair Cut _ 25c DAY AND NIGHT SERVWE Fulton, Ky, WEARS DRUG STORE Shave --15c Patronize Our Advertisers Water Valley. Ky. .11 0.1...41•••••••••“.••••—••••-•••••. .•••••

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The b'ullon County News the only thing lie is getting for no- assensam IT WON'T RE LONG months ending June I. When it is thing. in almost every other Leon- •Picked Up About Town is that the hand that rocks he Cra- considered that passengers on rail- dle try there Is a tux on radio sets. Am- Old King often gets copoette ushea in the .1. Paul liodiart, Winter is headed this road trains in th U. 8. now tiavel 1111" Saw ericans have so far escaped that. Gyp McDade baby's eyes. way, and it won't be lung now nearly 19,000,000,000 miles smell says falling in In 'though the time isn't fur off when love seems until hill be camping on your year, that Is a remarkable record. free, but its only revenue seeking politicians will see nature's way As J. C. Wiggins sees PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY front doorstep. With hint he will Most Fulton citizens can recall of making you get a It, the that it, too, is included in job and meanest Milli in the world the long bring the long nights when time is when it was almost impossible to amounting to 'unsettling. is the Eniei list of taxable at tides. apt one who has it in his power to give eti as second class matter June to drag along and hang heavily up a daily paper that did nut tell 118, 1033, at the post Since almost every American "It's hard to someone a chance to grow and sue- office at Fulton on the hands of those who have wit of some terrible railroad accident. understand," declar- Ky , under the act of March 3, 1879. home boasts a radio, the probe learned es Clarence Stephenson, iced, and refuses to give it. the value of the radio and Now it is unusual to read of one, so "why the expected to be launched in a short the U. 8. Navy should Cards of Thanks, home-town paper. Nothing has few have they become. The rail- be expected to BusuieNs time will be watched with nation- been protect Americans in Walter Ferguson says if you will Notices and Political Curds invented that helps the ordi- roads have achieved this new re. places where charged at the rates wide interest. Just what good it nary the have no business weeve your car like • drunken specified by family to put in its winter cord by the use of protective eq. being." can accomplish, however. remains evenings driver the fellow coming toward advertising department inure pleasantly. The rad- uipment- -and by insisting upon • mystery. But as the average radio Moat sick people you will be pretty apt to give Subscription rates radius of 20 io you already have, but if the carefulness and subritey of their would call the you * • MO miles owner views it, the probe tl,ictor before your side of the road. of Fulton $1.00 a year. Else- is un- hunts-town paper has been over- employees. There is no drunk nightfall but they where $1.50 necemary. Ile feels or tint a year. that he is get• looked, right now is a good time reckless driving of passenger get scared before dark. ling trains. When Saps lii China say - - something fur nothing now to see that its regular visits are As a result only they 18 people were „ don't want win', it TIM 1101100L 'LAO but that if congress takes a hand started. There is no need to lose killed in The pen may be mightier than sounds funny. railroad accidents during die swo there is certain to be • tax toasset..“ But our ancestors didn't want trou- slapped touch with the outside world so the entire year of 1935, and ts Gus Bard, "but Starting this fall, On somewhere this ble with the Indians either. school teachers und he will, as us- long as you have a radio, and no year will fuel even the weapon that still rules the in Georgia fewer fatalities, who do not display the ual, be the one who will have to need of being in ignorance of what It is a great world is the tongue." record, and one that Guy Duley says a lot of Stars and stripes a this school pay it. is going on here in your own neigh- the Young American railroads are just- folks these days don't know where each day they are in session will borhood if you have a home-town ed J. T. Powell says another funny in taking pride in. they are going apparently haven't not he paid the salaries recently vo- paper. There is a combination thing is how cute a baby can IT WON'T WOKS& un- show the time .r) stop and inquire. ted them under • new MOM of beatable, and the best investment off ten minutes after the company state school support. The state board you can make if you want to SILO has departed. Motorists around Fulton will make SIMPKINS SAYS A girl who would like to be seen of education has ruled to that ef- this a short winter„and an learn with more than the usual in- agree- in something that nobody else fect, though it ought not to have oble one. Blessed are the kicked-around. terest that after a trial in several Few Tennessee wears might try a pair of cotton been necessary. School teachers in farmers ever lost Their feelings are hurt states of "no speed limit" on the - - - money en sheep. I every time stockings. fie every state In the union should somebody is impolite to highways, the experiment has WORTH them. have enough love and respect for TEACHING The proved a failure. Michigan, one of first consideration of the As Ernest Fall secs it, the only their country to want to display its farm "We all luite the first of the few states that let The fact that there are no regu- should be a good home. quarrelsonie peo- man who makes a cleanup in Wall 1 flag before the future citizens whoste ple." says Joe Kasnow, down the bars and permited driv- lar courses in the public schools One advantage of a scrub cow "It's much Street and gets away with it is a minds are entrusted to their train- easier to live with ers to use their own judgement on of Fulton and surrounding terri- is that it dosen't take long to milk those who give Janitor ing There is room for line flag in to avoid a row." the open road, raises their hands tory covering the conservation of her. "A raise," asserts H. L. Hardy, in this country despite the fact that --- in horror at a 15 percent increase and natural resources does not Lumber, posts anti firewood "is the increase in pay you get a radical element scattered in all Charles Terry says still in futilities over last year, and is mean that it is not worth teaching. make proper wood land manage- another just before going into debt a little parts of it are constantly trying to trouble with the planning to return to former speed No better instruction can be given tnent a profitable country nowadays deeper" hoist a substitute. The school houses enterprise. limits. The motorist it seems, can- by any teacher than the simple me- Spinach of this country ore the foundatien and mustard may still not be relied upon to stick to a thods of protecting trees, birds lie planted upon which the future American for winter use. They or' safe and Kane speed; it requires u and steal! an of tlw neighbor- highly citizenship rests. For that reason successful and have except law, strictly enforced, to make him hood in which his or tier school is tonal food alone the American flag should have value. located. A few moments now and Damp a place within the walls or cove or wet cotton should be the With the death toll in America then devoted to the value of plant- HORSE allowed to dry SALE! roof of every one before picking, or ..f them. so ing trees and protecting those far this year the highest in his- now else it is advisable at least to sun- hay, it is obvious that something growing, will serve to impress the IT WILL dry the meting dew-ladened pick- IlE.1 RD'S BARN,FULTON, KY. A RADIO PROBE !fluid be done, and done quickly, youthful mind with the value and ings. Cot itirk importance Beginning to make highways safer. With al- of conservation. The Gardners having tomatoes, of 1:00 I'. M. Sharp While the country has Managed same is true egg most 1.000 killed un Labor Day regarding our outdoor plant and peppers containing to get along fairly life. many well for the alone the necessity for fixing laws Children may be destructive green fruits should be sA7'1 past few years prepared to .R11:11, OCTOBER 161h without a spectacu- It a lower rate of speed is appar- by nature, but leading them into give them emergency lar congressional probe protection 50--IIEAD tiOltSES it does not ent. However, at the same time new paths is an easy matter. Tell when the frost comes . AN1$ appear at this time that it is to es- that new speed laws, and laws them, so their childish minds can Farmland Consisting of often seems as stable I some extra good mares with colts at side. cape one very much longer. The with teeth in them, are being en- understand why this country as the rock of Gibralter. Yet, 35 Yearling and 2-Year Fillies, demand of certain members of acted, some attention should also must conserve its natural resources within the -Old and as good as we have memory of men now 1 ever owned. congress that the affairs of the big be given those drivers who idle al- such as timber fish and game, and living in Tennessee land has been Horses are at Ham now t time and look them over. My broadcasting corporations be in- ong the highway they will grasp the meaning and men will be at the rate of 13 cleared, tilled, ruined by eresion, there to either sell or tr:gle for mules until day of vestigated, and the spotlight turned or 20 miles an hour. Hundreds of carry it with them through to ma- and %.11r. These are a good. clean bunch of young abandoned. and horses and mules upon them , will ill be sold regardless of COSI. probably bear accidents occur when drivers turn turity. The teacher who realizes The 1038 Agricultural fruit Conserve- . at the next session. out to pass those slow-moving ma- the value of such instruction is tion EVerY Program will be based upon horse guaranteed to be as represented. Mov.t mares The claim that there is a mono- chines, for as a rule they are not more to the community he serves the show to be in foal. attainment of national, state, ply 'if the air, with the radio bus- hugging their side of the road. The than the one who never mentions and ocunty farm "goals" for soil- iness in control of two broad- need for regulating -poke the subject simply because it does depleting the slow crops, and far soil-build- casting companies, isn't news to is as great as regula- not happen to be a part of the ing Owncr the need for crops and practices, as a part HARRYC.KEARNEY anyone. Everyone who owns a ra- ting the speeder. regular school cos:rse. of the effort to restore soil fretili- dio or who listens in knows that. This year's death toll is getting ty and WILL rEARD, Assistant stableize agricultural pro- , Manager. oEven if these corporatiorib are wax- to ge a ghastly one when the fig- A PROUD RECORD duction. Ing rich, they are not interested,! ures are made public. Maybe it _ 4 since the money is coming out of will speed the enactment of some It is a proud record that Ameri- those who liste? in to them. The sort of legislation that will make can railroads have set in the past average rat'-S3wner around Fulton human life a little safer in Amer- few years. Although the number feels that\ dls getting mighty fine ica. of accidents have increased slight- entertainkient over the air waves, ly this year over last, only two pas- free of cost—and that it is about, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS. sengers were killed during the six IF YOUR PRODUCT IS SOLD NATIONALLY • IT CAN BE SOLD IN THIS COMMUNITY EVERY WOMAN Come on! Let's do the town! Across TIRED OF the street from that filling station (selling a nation- al brand of gas) is a big food market. Shelf after shelf of na- tional HOUSEWORK brands—cereals, canned goods, specialties, biscuits, cof- fee, tea, California oranges, Florida grapefruit—everything! Next door an auto sales-room displays a popular make of Is Invited car. Up 4 the block, across from a movie, a hardware merchant shows a window of radios and refrigerators all national To Participate makes. A tobacco shop sells nationally advertised cigarettes, t, drug stores sell national drugs, UP' In This Thrilling beauty shops recommend na- tion-known cosmetics. A thriving, busy, nationally-minded communit3 of people who are well dressed, prosperous—eager to buy. They know ,1 values—products. $40,000 PRIZE CONTEST Why? They read their local community newspaper and heed the advertisements listed in its columns. If your the electtkai Sfradedici 4.24401 prdouct is sold nationally it can be sold in this com- should be easy munity. OW would you like to win a $12,000 Feals to you. And that And the best way to sell it is to advertise it in H New American Home planned to to every man and woman who knows the this fit your netds—equipped with elec. fun of letting electricity do the work— TIME local community newspaper knows the ease and reaching a majority of the viol servants that reduce housework to to eversbody who LIMITED sub- a minimum I comfort that acctrical servants bring into st,antial families, grand sense of freedom reaching them consistently, week How would s au like to win $200 worth the home, the • -after-week, they give, die fun they arc to use. of electrical appliances that lighten house- in their homes. strength—a dish- All you need, to enter dtis contest, is r.your wotk and save your folder, "Invitation 10. wasiaze. range, (lett-, wasl- i7r, ironer, a copy of the FiSIIE FREE combination of smaller to Participate." It gives the facts. 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•••••••• 14••••••••• I apaa ivcia and bay out likes. Apple. Crop Brings Cabbage, emotes and other pro- umpire to scorekeepeer. out nothing about people, Problem of Storage ducts with strong odors should not As a rule, the drink a Fulton man tys, heft Indust tie's antI ti nit wa of kittql.11 with apples. Sotne fruit takes that makes Inin feel rotten It ving "What tiVC:1111 east of North many Kentucky fe,.ttwes. us welt men aprinkle the walls anti floor is the one he tak to nuike him Amence What Gulf and Sea 0( storages with Bordeaux mixture feel a little better when he already South? wh„t ocean west? what 7,e`7ru1iblivert'tilldloffrmutittwilingri"Aa.1.1.81.e„hsat vae hi destroy the germs that cause feels good. Kentucky Folklore Cape at the Southern extrentiy uf part of the leg apple crop this year.. totting. The average American is easy to ! Greenland? Name all Ow Tributar- ,ertit,tititivsuks.it,t,„iinsielly titt.a.uatutor keeping tue. Pt(if A. of recognize. He is the one whose ii', of the Mississippi." About ten tjd (1)iltlitritlaillteuaid..ie athe dtrie conscience is bothering him. -zziatot , housand such questions we could month or more. Kentucky Experiment Station, The income tax farms have bean WESTERN KENTUCKY Jost% er, absorbing but little lesan- oi many instance, the apple crop' points out the need of keeping ap- simplified and now the only thing the teach_ TEACHERS COLLEGE mg in spite of ourselves, is so large that at would probably Jill's cool as soon as picked. Apple's to worry about is getting the In- all 111.' eti to renuun at a teniperature e,atts, towuma elsok 11 el. and the. book. We could name all Pay to spend mono, on a storage of the states and theft capitols and place The poolem is to coo the , of 85 degrees for two days after even all rareigh "ami ties. tams ,torao, at mot 111,t then to dose . picking will ripen more than ilea Books and Playtime was teas beiore ilie World War anti its it to hold the cool an. in during CC thin 51"1(51 thr"u moths at " siti‘i'vtthe.l"11:::ok".1111:ti lioiliett.ceini'atetti the resultant ct inunications in Euro- the warm part of the day. This pia attire of 33 degrees, he said. till Coughing? challenge, 1.,1'011g 11 t tape line from pean geograPhY1 The Negroes of 1111.41I18 providing ventilation to ha - you , home measured the pipe. When I p No matter how many medicines Arithmetic' gives its a chance to my time were still teaching uoun- t he warm air oat arm the 1.1511 air. •SPARK s of wfs om have tried for your cough, chest culd.or soivoo the problem satisfactorily irritation, you can get relief tries and capitols in a series of in and then insulation that will bronchial shine in practical ways. In fact, the I felt tliat mensuration had some now with Creomulition. Serious trouble tiles given in a sing-song. The hold the cool air. old-time school was guaged almost meaning Most of our arithmetis Anyhow, the country seemed to may be brewing and you fillitlOt afford three H's. The slate state lines looked as real as the riv Cellars without furnaces often get to take a chance with any remedy leas wholly on the was hardly practical, however. The along pretty well back in the potent than Creomulslon, which goes ers and mountains. When crossed can be used. Cellars with dirt and the blackboard shared honors most famous problem in Hay's floors days when men ate Bids peas right toile, seat of the trouble and aids the line Into Tennessee for the usually have near!, to roothe haal Itt. In this daily showing off The mul- Th it -Part Arithmetic was the about the right mi.. with a spoon. end inflamed on rust time, I was surprised at not ount of humidity, but concrete, mucous membranes and to loosen and tiplication table looked good Jones Estate. It probabla, got more The Fulton man who boasts expel the germ-laden phlegm. also seeing a line tenet, at least. Mo- fl..ars may require the painted ceiling planks; so great financiers started than all sprinkling at fre— down town that he is a he-man is Even if other reint•dies have failed, ther's old geography liSt'd to amuse quent did long columns of figure's to be other fifties of cypher mg. intervals.. Unless the hurnid- usually a ''Yes.Ma'am" when he is don't be discouraged, try Creomulsion. added and such high-brow things us, for many of the states we knew ay is ahtitit right the apples lose at home. Your druggist is authorized to refund were listed as territories. One book yOur money if you are not thoroughly as mensuration, percentage and Geography was almost pure their crispiness and tend to shrivel. Think of all the labor the ma puitisfled with the benents obtained reading square root One teacher, still liv - memory and was about as unreal was called an 'Atlas"; the Ventillated crates or baskets are clmit• age has saved its by slicing from the very first bott le. Creomulsion is the strange title of "A one word—not two,and it, has no hyphen lug and teaching, challenged me as aoything could be. We bounded part bore preferred to tight boxes as stor- our bread and baloney. • Grammar of Geography." We diesv In it. Ask for it plainly, see that, the Ont. day by asking me how much all the states and countries, nam- age centainers.. The use of bins Maybe the reason the League of name on the bottle tsCreomulsion, and Western maps galore. I liked the that hold several bushels is not re- Nations has been so quiet lately you'll get the genuine product and the for they were cut out ra- relief you want. (Adv.) states, commended. is because it has switched jobs from ther straight lines. Without exactly knowing why, we liked Geography, even though we rather doubted many of the things it said. We learned many ubtruse facts in lustory.We could fill the black- V. boards with dates, explorers, casu- MORE PRICES alties in battles, names of presi- dents. and other detached facts. Sometimes we had head-marks in NAILED DOWN TO STAY DOWN AND a history and geography and had to work hard to keep our records and others, for we trusted EFFECTIVE EVERY MARKET those of the ; DAY UNTIL Reduced night telephone no one. the teacher included. Facts were our stock in trade. CONDITIONS (HAN% rates in effect all day Sunday all the officers in state, county. and f f071011Y In civil government we could name ,IN/05.41. on both station-to-station nation. In physiology we could name the bones, the muscles sal Freshly and person-to-person calls. both sets of teeth, though we knca, Ground nolung about a tooth brush except CORN MEril 25 lb. bag 59c 10 23c one made from black gum or from 2 Person-to-person tele- hickory bark. In gram ma r we mem- Great 1.1)I1lif rn .41 orized rules galore, twenty-two of BEANS Finest (/uulity ibu 5c rates to most points of them in Harvey's text. The phone about grammar was strange thing or SPAGIIET 11 also reduced after 7 o'clock that no amount of study seemed 1. to make our daily language better. MACARONI "Iona" Rra rid 34",,,/,e,„ 10c every night of the week. We could diagram and parse the longest summer's day, but we said Fiend with no of conscience: compunction RICE „b Fancy it) BULK 4 lbs. 19c "Miss Eunice, can me and Jun go get a bucket of water?" Facts as Southern Bell Telephone icli seemed the big thing. not an application of facts. COFFEE 3-lb. and Telegraph Co. (lb. 19c) 8 O'CLOCK Bag 53c 1 ,..so ,oe ,e144 When a Fulton man is longing fur the good old days he is merely I(///(, Irfooq, tall wishing he could again get excit- MILK 1'r opt)? ated 3 cans 19c ed about everything. APRICOTS EVAPORATED 2 Pound 25c PEACHES EVAPORATED pound lic a ,11()Ri'ENING, Jewel, Fluff°, or llumko 2 lbs. ‘1 PEANUT BUTTER, Sultana 2 lb, Jar Sunny Field Ii,' CI al FLOUR 12-1b. Bar! 10c 24 bag 15c IONA FLOUR, Plain _ 21-11) Bari 6e 0! ION! SALAD DRESSING _ Quart Jar 2,c at V. NAVY BEANS New Crop 10 lbs. 49c TOMATOES, \ w Pack, 1 medium cans C OX IDOL Soap Beads, large package C els No. I Quality Fresh—.-1&P joins in the NationulA,7 2n S Producer-Consumer campaign to relieve the coun-UU Egg try's egg producers of a large surplus uC DLLP SEA FILLETS, Boneless Fish Lb. lue WALDORF TOILET TISSUE, roll ___ 1c

I 1:0"4 — Sweet SMOKED JOWLS Pickled lb. 22c DRY SALT BELLIES, Boiling Meat, pound 20c Fix Up Now .. Winter Is Near! .4. & P. SLICED BREAD, Large pi-lb. loaf 10c

very thor- 4% pound house from cellar to roof We'll do the job right . . . and ry SHORTENING Let us cheek your Crisco or Sp can 55 c plastering, briek- oughly, at costs that are reasonable! We will . . . . examine the paint, other furnish complete estimates and plans, tele- A work, woodwork, floors and the hundred con attention! phone 96 today! VALUES IN OUR FRESH MEAT things that may need MARKETS trot Jon enjoyment, REPAIRING • Quality Beef, nini • REMODELING will increase your STEAKS Round or Loin ed your home.. estimates and plans are both free! lb. 29c will increase the comfort of ROUND the SHOULDER ROAST, pound ____18e brat FRESHLY GROUND BEEF, pound PAINTING preserves the beauty of your home, ROOFING• the • birt is guaranteed and done at lowest All-Good 1-2 lb. will make it u•arm and snug. All work ton SLICED BACON Fancy Breakfast pkg. 19c Pre5 prices! VEAL CHOPS,Rib or Loin, pound 23e the PRANKS or BOLOGN.1, pound Sc Full '11 day Govi liver high MURRELL LUMBER Co. A & P FO9AD STORES Rich F'ULTON INCO in 1,13 talt,111 I'ttl" ••••• pol it 11111.111111111111111111

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