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The Ledger & Times, August 1, 1930

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$1.50 of any Kentucky* E SBOtfO * mZ_ oeklj N-n»l»B«>r- $2.00 *i*i»r thaa alwra CountyV First "Kentuckys Most Progressive Weekly X ipitol VOI.IIMK HI MI KKAY. umcm, nunA* Moamo tuuim i, i««o Kl'MKKK TWKSTY-THIlMf » C. Walm X ray County waa ea- 22 out of a portion Boiling Farmers LEGI0NAIRES All-time Heat Records Smashed Here; 2,000 ATTEND ounty, it included 100 4-H CLUB t»nt Marshall Coun- Dig Baked Spuds »unty waa given the WILL GATHER DAIRY PICNIC way. being named MEMBERS TO Jerseyvllle, III., July 25— City Is Second Hottest in Nation with 110 Richard Calloway; WILL Heat stories about frying eggs ly ploneeft of Ken- on sun-blistered sidewalks All-Time Heat Records Murray Second Hottest AT KIRKSEY 0 lived at RooneB- ATTEND CAMP paled into mere Insignificance AT MAYFIElD Farmer Says Chicks Dt companion of tonight when Jerseyvllle Coun- Z/ • Are Broken Here Place in Nation Hatched By Sun Rays ROGERS Local Organizations o f ty farmers announced they Preparations Go Forward Last Sunday. Wide Territory la Represent- seat of Uie new Beverly Hills. - Well all I know have been digging baked po- During July. ed in the Annual Graves and Calloway to tatoes fforn the ground. for Annual State Conven- tthllshed at Wades, Is Just'what I read tn the papers. Horse Cave. Ky.. July 27.-- tion, August 25-27 Murray wcas the second hottest Gathering present Marshall and what 1 know when 1 am there Entertain The potatoes, in some eases, "Some competition for Hades. Now comes Mr. J. H. Turner place in America last Sunday with County line, o^t know It. Now dont let them were reported to have been Inc. ", was tfle comment of H. B with a heat story to compete a maximum temperature of 110 Dexter; a thrlvl^B you li haxent been hot there fully cooked by the sun and "Shorty" Arnold, official govern- with the ones about .popcorn JUDGING CONTEST WON INSTRUCTORS NAMED LEGION AUXILIARY TO degrees by .official government on the Murray ana California the past few weeks. ready for serving with excep- ment weather recorder for Murray, popping on the stalk and baked BY H.M. LECKY, COUNTY MEET AT SAME TIME thermometer. A search of weath- ay. D. T. Davis in Brother It* been roasting, and we BP* BOYS AND GIRLS tion of salt and butter. in giving the Ledger £ Times the potatoes being dug out of the er record back to 1880 failed to Story of Mayfield" Jiavent not Ihe usual Alsbl, "Ifs qiaxlmum temperatures for July, ground. Id Wadesboro -was the humidity." We haven! even from the first to 28th inclusive disclose a higher reading of - the Speakers and Farm Agents Encampment Will Be At Beautiful American Legion Since July 2t. Mr. Turper of It being the first got any ,if that. Course Its beea All-time heat records are broken, . , Stress Importance of Memorial Building Will declares, eleven* baby -'Chicks te capitol of the ceol in the nlirbtB. (That i» fajify Lynn Grove From August it is indicated beyond the shadow, Conway, Arkansas, took fiiw r have been hatched'on his farm Dairy Industry Purchase County", cool. I 1 sm not going to btloo 11 to 15 Be Used of a doubt. honors t?) in the nation Sundg> without • aid from a hatching sboro that the first blK a liar jusl for the ayes of the PER CAPITA Mr. Arnold has been keeping with 113 degrees while, Earling hen. The sun's rays have the Jackson Pur- Slate. It* Just been tmrTthata all. Mayfield, Ky., July 30.—Prep- the local weather recerdB for the ton. Ky.. tied Murray,for second By W. I>. < 'ox » Over 100 4-H clpb imagers caused the hatching of the eggs, ged. and it was a arations for the annual State con- past six years and only one time The street temperature here The annual Jersey Picnic, spon- Say- you know wptCl we got out from the Purchase counties are e\- which, were scattered about his 'are In early days. HELPS vention of the Kentucky Depart- previously, four years ago. did ranged from 8 to 10 degre^ sored by the Jersey Cattle -Clubs here besides the^Heat . Wel„c„l jyitso „a lieeted uarnnd the clilb camp, at barn Tor *nerfr Cave City, ac- onTTar tad near to." ment American Legion, to be held the maximum reach 104 degrees. higher than the government in of Calloway and' Graves counties, Fish they calf "It I Lvnn Grove. The camp will be cording to Mr. Turner. * was held Wednesday at the farm pa terns, and for Hchools W. 75'per I*itp4l here August 25, 26 and 27, are This was only momentary, lasting strument, .readings of 118 and 120 Grunion, (Not held Auust 11th to 15th. County To of If. E. Radford near Kirksey. move Into the new From going forward side by side with about thirty minutes before bein being made on'tbe square- Grundy) G ru n- Agent C. O. Dickey sent out Invita tilves tVianty Ky. Though the cro^d was not overnight it be- the preparations for the American dispelled by a thunder cloud. Murray fell back in the "also 1 o n. At a cer- tions to calf club members this « .W»0 Mmes in the new tbinus with their hands, and the ing. Miss Margaret Evans, of the The first four daya of July were perts intend this statement as a Indicate the large number of chll function of. the Legion and Auxll weather bureauITffiat _TTigh >s. 'Balldings-Teri funny part of It is. they know 1'niverslty of Kentucky; 4-H in normal, marking up maximums of flippant answer to a very serious tbat to him "the Jersey cow was dren which have returned with lary State conventions, will be temperatures the latter part of Vadesboro had al- when its going to happen juBt like struction. M. C. Ludwig, Ashland, 88, 83. X7 and 94 The 14th, question. The drought, which has the only cow/ their -parent* within the past two held in the spacious gymnasium of the week must be expected. IB ending as many an eclipse. Trie- papers all an- or the State Y. M. O? A. and agri- 15th, 16th and 17th were reason- left Kentucky as the only State In "It would cost almost twice as months. Since they did not come the new American Legion 'In the meantime, all crops*.are i mining* towns lo- nounce it. ''Grunion will appear cultural Instruction by County able with 90, 85. 90 and 95 re- the Nation that ha*, had less than much to find a larger cow, which back to the county in time to be Memorial Building. There will be sizzling. " Early corn and pas- »ul the west. Old on such and such a Reach at 9 4 3 Agents, G. C Routt. Mayfield; H spectively. IS per cent of^ normal rainfall would produce only half as.much counted in the April census, the places ftrr some 700 or more tures are completely ruined, to- is Ideally located,,, Tuesday night. If there Is any C. Brown. Hickman, and H. A The average for the month, 1st since last 1, is not likely to as a Jecsey," he added. county school board will not get guests at this dinner and aq un bacco is critically damaged and atop a large sand. change In the GrunionS arrival Edge. Clinton. to 28th. was 98.4 degreea; 5th to be broken, they explain,' until A judging contest was held in credit for them in the school fund usual program of entertainment late corn is beginning to suffer. The old spring time, why It will be announced as • Local organisations of Graves 28th inclusive. 99.7. enough moisture accumulates on the morning in which four Jersey- disbursement. features is being arranged. There Is some fairly good corn I the early Inh'abl- soon as we hear from them." And and Calloway counties will furn- the surface of the laud to fill the cows were entered. Three of in the low bottoms but even this er was located at by golly sure enough at 9:43 on ish entertainment for the campers The 1928 censd* revealed 4.401 With the Legionnaires, the Aux: air, through the process of evapo- them. belonged to Hugh Gingles is beginning to suffer from the hill, and it is still i said night, a wave come in and each evening. Vesper services will pupils while the\1930 county illary members will be guests of ration, with water vapor to con- and tested 450. +«9. and 675 prolonged drouth ntjr a fefr houses sure enough tiding it tn was old be -conducted each evening by a showed A.SS9 Mr. Wrather said a barbecue on the afternodn of the E. 0. MILLER DIES dense into vain-drops through the pounds of butter fat in a ten il to the public, of mah Grundy ( I mean Grunion). minister from one of these coun- that the decrease of 112 wg.s second day and the convention somewhat complicated 'physical Crops throughout the ^entire month8 test. nation are reported in substan this historic little Well everybody was a Tackle or ties. mostly ln colored children. sessions will adjourn for this process that attends such phe- The fourth, belonging to Hil- tialh Ihe sa»e condition as in yed in ihe making a halfback, they made a flying Thursday.-August 14th will be The total for this year will be si mt OF COMPLICATIONS nomena. In order for enough of son Guier, Calloway youth, tested Callaway county. . although near the tackle at em, and when their visitors day at the amp and citi- $37,528.75. compared to $35,- Many Legion and Auxiliary this moisture to acc'iiflulate to 551 pounds butter fat. illage Is a modern heads were pried out or the sand, zens of the county are requested 868.15 for 1929- members have already made their Local Man Wan Well Known cause rain, .therefore, there- must According taJT. S. Besh. field which marks every it-was found that each hand held to come and see what the 4-H club W. C. Bell, State Superintendent hotel reservations for the con- Here, by Many Customer* be rain. When a lengthy drought agent from the State University, - and city in this two or three ounces of Grunion. members do on earn p. of Public Instruction,- ftxed the ventions. These are befog headled N He Served. has prevailed, moreover, local AGED VETERAN IS only one cow in age. So you see California again wilf school per capita rate for the en- by Mr. Speight, chairman of the thundershowers are not sufficient on test in Kentucky. days Wadesboro g^t the reputation of being -the hqtels and housing committee. Many friends join in sympathiz- to creafte tills neeessary moisture Mr. Dickey, Calloway county mportantf and In- biggest Mars on earth by saying TContinued on page 5) According to Mr. Speight,-if the ing with the family" over the death :and little relief may be anticipated CALLED THURSDAY farm agent, announced that Cal- Probably the best they can catch fialPHght out on DROPS DEAD WHILE requests that are arriving dally of E. O. Miller. 44, who died Sat- until something happens to bring loway and Graves counties held about a general and fairly heavy in L. Murray, for the dry land, and the Rascals from, .al l section,s of the State for urday at the Keys-Houston clinic more Jersey medals than the rest Kentucky was wont be lying, they will be telling Mrs. H. Henderson hotel and housing accomodations N,ospiUI following a long illness rain. As a general rule, both wet O. T. Foster. Confederate Soldier. of Kentucky, and urged that tha y was a member. the truth for the first time in ATTENDING CHURCH Dies at Age of can be accepted as a forecast of the of complications. Mr. Miller was farmers make Calloway county the Ifth congress serv- years. Dies Tuesday Night KM Yearn. number that will be in attendance moved to the clinic hospital when, {Continued on Page Two) center of the Jersey movement in • rears in that office Honlas Miller. 40, at the convention, Mayfield may hifi conditions became worse th$ United States tO March 3 18 39 t. Mrs. Orphie Brandon Hender- One of the county's oldest and Been having a lot of trouble! of Hrtirt Attack at 'expect one of the largest gather-- week ago The main speaker of the day. ive in the county s dled at ttfe home of her ings of veterans anil mem hern of u„ i—.. Daily Maximums of highest regarded citizens died here lately getting some «lf«4fn _1 He loav hin widow, Mro. LUlie Q.VajyAleve. ft*'ld »'an fnr the bf-other. Joe Bradon, on the Con- their families that has been held Miller; two daughters. Mrs. Ar here last- Thursday when O. T. to grow on my little patch of American* Jersey Cattle Club and went. When he Stricken by a sudden attack of cordroad southeast of town Tues- In the State since tb$ war. thur Redden and Miss Opal Mil- Temperature for July Foster* Confederate veteran, pass- ground. a member of the United States e was the- onl^^ heart failure, Mrs. Hontas Miller, day night, after a long duration ler; two sons, James Odell and ed away at- the age of 88 at his One - span of Department of Agriculture, paid ed as Kcnturkv^^B age 4p. well known matron of the of T. B.. She leaves, a husband Robert Miller; two sisters, Mrs. Following are the maximum home on North Ninth street. Mr. ^^feiy mules dont tribute to the people of Calloway The other twelv^^ Lynn Grove community, died Sat- and several little children, and J. E. Myers and Mrs. Obe Alexan- temperatures for e«ieh day of July, Foster had been quite 111 for as well as and Graves counties for their dis- j*»nt nrity waa then urday night at the door of tbe brothers and sister?. CAPLINGER GIVES - d er andtw© broth ere, T. A.-Miller, xyorded

Mrs. Copes parents Mr. and Mrs. South Pleasant Grove rival of a sob July 24. Mother Carroll county lambs sold well eaab WedaeaAay at p m Tha Dexter News Jim Thorn. --—- . and baby are re~i>qrted doing well. this year, according to the county public cordially Invited. Dr. Ellis was foNiierly of this Requested to announce the LONG DROUGHT DAIRY PROBLEMS agent, a large number of stand- Many from this vicinity at- county. ardized lambs going as tops.' ttore and Tkere (Too late for last week) "Curd Graveyard cleaning" will .eiulod the services at Lebanon Mrs. Rachel Upchurch and little Iloone L. Donthltt closed a auc- Last Saturday evening week.lhe be held the'3rd Saturday in Au- ast week. There were -several daughters of Memphis, Tean.. are ci'ssful me.'tlliK at Anttoeb, and young folks gathered' at .^he home gus. tbe 16th. IS EXPLAINED HERE DISCUSSED Hopkins codnty 4-H club mem- conversions and three additions spending their vacation witiKMrs. Chas. Taylor at Union Grove, laat of Mr and Mrs. HamletT*\ird to Don't forget Jhe Stewart clean- (Continued fronj Page 1) bers soid a carload of choice lambs the church. Bro. Pritchard, Tpchurch's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Lord's day. . ' \ ' make ice cream, which waa en- ing on 2nd Saturday, August 9th. at a premium of 75 cents per 100. \ ti ft>u» ot Itr} WltfclT presiding elder, was present Sun- J. B. Love.^ N Frank Etlmore besan a meet- Joyed throughout the evening. Community singiiig bn Sunday. Hlinwl («r Lju k business. It is closely associated d j Mrs.. Orphie Brandon Hendon ing at Friendship church laat Games and contests were featured. August 10th.. at M. E. church. - of Rata. t with the welfare- of all the people CHURCH OF CHIUST BernJce Brown won first- prize Everybody infitedT bring your it- must remain a sound busl- Mr. and Mrs." Tom Bradley and is very poorly at the home of her Lord s day Earl Smltfc ot Hur- family of Memphis. Tenn.. are brother. Mr. Joe Brandon and ray is leading the singing. and Mias Lula Belle Haley won song books. 1 Continued from Pane One t lllble study at 9:45 the 'bobby" prise. Honored Mr and Mrs. Jesse Mathis of sounds nice to say prices are visiting Mt. and Mrs. Tom Erwin Mrs. Brandon. Preacchinh , at 10:45 by Pror. E. H. Charlie Sweat began a series 61 guests were: Misses Imogene and Paducah. Mr. and Mrs. Royal ahd dry periods are cumulative low becaue'e we have an over pro- and family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin Kelley and Smithh . an&at 7:45 p m by.R. E. meetings with the east H ckory Frances Vick. of Centralla. Ilk. Morris of Detroit, Mr. and Mrsv effects, which run In vicious cir- duction We do not hare an over Miss Annie Blanche Baker snd children returned to Detroit last Goodgtongton.. Ycunt; people meet at Grave church, and B. X. Dputhltt nlecis of Mr. Curd. Tom Ewing of Detroit; Mr. and cles, Dr. William J. Humphreys, production. We have a surplus, brother. Votell Baker, were Sat- week. His mother did not return . •• with the Blood River church laat urday night guests at the home a$ she fell and fractured-a h'n Mrs. Maurice Sloan has been ill Mrs. Ed Gardner of Harding spent chief of the Meteorological Physics but if »e had consumed as B.bla study and prayer serrleea Lard s day of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Housdon f,V thenresen* ahe Is staying jsith with efver. he day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Division of the Weather Bureau, much dairy products in 1929 as Threatt Wednesday 23rd. The asserts. we did in 1927. with ovef-2 mt! near Stella and attended the Cold her brother, Mr. Henry Smith, of Mfs. Lola Jones was the guest water baptizing Sunday afternoon. itiu. >ay. of her sister. Mrs. Herman Jones, Paducah guests called upon Mr. , rivers, lakes and lion more people, we wou'd ac onv day lasj. week^_ and Mrs. O. F. Curd on thfir re- ponds in Kentucky aud the rest of tually have a shortage of 40 mil Ellis Paschal I, Brent Phillips The Epworth Juniors lately or- and Frank Ross Ellis attended the ganized at Pleasant Grove and is Mrs. Harry Joiner of Paducah turn home in the evening. the area affected by the presen* ion pounds of bu'ter. Its simply association at Bowling for future progressing niceiy. spent last week with Mt. and Mrs. T We record" visits of interest but drought are so depleted and the matter of under-consumption L Rev. Plgue will fill his appoint- Eunice Jeffrey and family. none so amazing and interesting soil and vegetation £0 'dried out and not over produc'ion and the farmers las week. as the one that-has Just been com- hat they haven't sufficient mois- big reasou for consumption falling Dr. and Mrs. Clennet Ellis of ment here next Sunday at 11 oV clock a. m. (This Week) pleted by Boyd -J.an.es.. .Several ture to provide water vapor thai off is due largely to business de- Lexlng.on, Ky.. announce the ar- "Mr. Joe Ernestberger and chil- weeks ago his thre$ sons^ and two nukes cumulus clouds that even pression and unenployment. dren of Paducah. Mr and Mrs daughters-in-laws of ' Detroit ually turn to rain. The drough Well. now. what are .the pros Louis Ernestberger and children made a weeks' visit here, as they grill no: be ended until something pects for the future? annually do. Upon persuasion of of Paducah were visitors here with happens to break the circle. One very hopeful sign as far relatives - Saturday and Sunday some bit. the/ had hiogudggded to DROP IN AT eturn honre with them, for sight- Dr. Humphreys explained tha more consumption of butter is Mr, and Mrs. Louis Ernestberger most rain originated in the evapo oecerned is the plan to be pu remained over for the week. ;jfing and, visit to their homes. Vow Boyd was and has always ation. of sea water which fall* to effect on September 1st by Mrs. Lena Colston, daughter of >een very set in his ways and gain as rain. Then a part of thi he National Dairy Council to co! Mrs Billie Pritchett were guests never "believed in folks roiming ikoistyre is taken into theut and enjoying them selves", ho "Ualn depends upon a rather com Gutter surplus than anything. More and more folks •licated and delicate balance, ex, Mr. Roland Garland and family ould be found at home. Never- The next hop ful 8rgn is the gained the Weather Bureau ex are finding all the 14! of Detroit werjp week end visitors h el ess as time came he becam ailing off in milk production al' er;. which recently has beende- of Mr and Mrs. JoHn"Garland. nore a-nd more enthused and -v«*r-ihe-4iftPed States, dye to the time that Duvall'a is pii ce Cream ndedly upset'in the section o The cream supper held at Cra aved about going, even he re- xtreme drouth that seems., to bo hich Kentucky is the center tus Cleavers Saturday night war -narked thot, "Colia his wife'* wa ation wide and to the fact tha the most delightful Moisture in liquid ioraV has a con mk a huge success. A large crowd and rying to spoil his trip, by ber hort-sighted farmers over th lam tendency to turn into ga> plenty of good things to eat were tealth not being the b?st. and be- ountry have sold a lot of cows place to make their It knocks that hot and tired feeling higher particles of which escape into th served/ hold the day came, the boys h4c or be*f. The price of 2 fo 2 V^- a mosphere, but without thei "cooling off" head- Mrs. A. I". Curd was the guest he.lr delight in 'rigging' dad uy ents for beef show that thiB is than the thermometer has been this pist nolecules entering any chemlca -Monday of her son. Hamlet Curd n a new outfit for his Trip to The happening- 8o lt seems to us tha* ombinatloa with other sir ete quarters during these and wife. ilty. Relatives and a few friend vith a falling off in production July." It's rich, delicious and pure as the ncnts. Mrs. Ells Jones and writer witnessed this performance of Mr nd an expected stimulus to con- hots. driven snow. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyn lones'. cutting up like a chilc" Capacity of a given volume t< ump'.lon It Hs only a mitter of a »• Skaegs Sunday. . *-ith a new suit, ne remarked h< lOld water vapor increases rapid hort time until bur surplus will •* Masters- Stanley Scott, and hadn't looked or felt as fine islnfil, V with'-the temperature, and th >e a thing of the past. An o her Delicious fountain confec- There's no better made, folks, than "-Chartes Carter T^ersSisoir, let he day he~marfTed, some forty o i arm air. loaded with 1 to gag. i irtsUflfi XilCt Is it1'*! the records tions of every description, 1 your own ice cream, made right here at Sunday noon for their homes ir ixty years agfe*^ * w> heard o: •rushed up by the-cooler air aroun> not show that we have ever lis return. .Suflday 20th. tha Central ia atter spending a pan In Thia ascent, it expands be ad two years hard running of low and best ingredients. home in Murray. And no ice cream is of thver. It must in turn push agains Drop in several times during the day either. We use pasteurized milk and el- ime and all the eats, he had selling out because we havf Miss Beulah Ferguson. he constantly decreasing pressure ad the breaks against us tem and give yourself a treat! ectrically driven automatic machinery. ' Master Mllbur Rudolph of Pa lever seen, but sights, he like z. and in this pushing process th child, became homesick.for hi: •orarily and because the prospects ducah spent the week with Mr iir carrying the gas loses heai ire poor at this writing for a feed and Mrs. Curtts Copeland. 3ld roaming, place, called home, Fhte Ts not directly the result 0 -tome. Sweet Home. We are glad rop? Are you going to just look Patronize Your Own Home Industry Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Reeves . he cooler regions of atmosphere the present and not look ahead are the proud parents of a fin( this fine couple have such fine >ut rather the loss of heat Is du> r' sons to . cherish the mother and i bit? We have always heard tha daughter born Tuesday, July Wtll o the "work" of this«gas in press he wise, long-headed farmer OPEN SUNDAYS Resolve Now to She'has been named Carrie Sue ather in their'o^d days with hap- mg against the upper air. Th piness and prosperity o: life. May trip also ^fis, wef dusi particles abojjt which thi Me las Linn. arm and to the Increased produc sucplps water y^Qr, condenses Mr. and Mrs.'Cecil DrafTen of ion of your corn and toJ)acco? Eat the Purest and Best and Keep Your as their daru-jfiter, Mrs*. Joe Threat This brings about the gratia Paducah, Mr. and Mrs ErOn Hurt T6U*''have got to raise good tobac and Mr. Threat, who enjoyed their formation of a cumulus clo.udjuii ol A.nio. visited Mr. and'3frs. Paul o if Vou ^et anything for it—car Dollars at Home first trip to Detroit "eventually, • the condensation in- Darnell Sunday. ^ ou raise good tobacco .withou Th* friends of Mrs. Wall|s creasing as more and niort humic Mr. ahd Mrs. Daws Ford of uanure? Tenn visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyi Dalley are very much interested air ascends, it comes down agaii Duvall Drug Company in her condition and hope to iearn Ss rain. In this whole process Then you. have the calves from Lancaster over the week end. Mr your cows to either sell or to ^ Ford is a sister of Mr. Lancaster how .she is progressing when the one of the essential parts is thai You'll Like to Trade Here news is reported. volumes of atmosphere largelj c6ep to build up-your herd. Then MURRAY ICE CREAM CO. and they hadn't met in fifteen you have a steady year round y$ars, therefore, the visit was saturated with moisture must go up in order to bring about rain evenue from your milk. Last WEST SIDE SQUARE Telephone 66 R. L. Kecny, Manager most enjoyable. MOTHERS ear we know hundreds'of farm — Mr Mrs. Manual Cope of Laqk pf any very differing tern in nntt about the ?rs bought feed to make thei Paducah were dinner guests of mil- ?-0M| piv^np; *arh ;op on and lived jout of their milk- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thorn and child at least three cups of milk drought area during the last four sami y. Later in the afternoon a dayx to drin^_ °r in cooked months or so has resulted in the ^The motored east of Paris to visit armer will get by the best he c r atmosphere, with what little mois* w+tb bis eows this-win -er. Feed VEGETABLES; Is each child .are il h^s .accumulated, remain- is a good deal cheaper than a year eating at least one vegetable he- ing in an equilibrum. lgo, then wh> n spring comes h* 's des potatoes every day? Do you Most of the water vapor comes ?an produce milk cheap and ou Ginger have u green leafy vegetable such from the oceans, said the meteor- Tuess Is he-will me mighty prOud Fig as cabbage., spinach, lettuce ami ologist. and the ascending air cur- hat he has a nice milk checl other gj-eens at least three times oming In every two weeks. On Piggly Wiggly rents containing it follow some- reekly? what definite directions across the the other hand Suppose you sol'1 Snaps FRU'IT: Are you serving fruit United States. Warm air laden your cows at $.15 to $20 a head— Bars , In-some form at least once a. day with moisture from the Gulf ol next^ year your steady revenue ir and twice if possible? Are you re- Mexico travels northward over cut off and if you try to buy cow; membering that fresh fruit in sea- the Gulf States and Into the Eas then you are* going to find the? son is especially desirable but Central States. As It proceeds will cost you $7 5.00 for the sam Z lbs. grade of cows. Store - that dried fruit;-carefully prepar- overland, however, most of the Z lbs. ed. and home canned fruits may moisture condenses and falls After all. have you ever s'opped be u^ed at all times of the J-ear? ain. In order to bring abundan to figure that ifilrk prices now arc rain farther north and east, olher as high or higher than anything The Home of Qialily Merchandise at the BREAD: Are you giving your air currents must pick up some ol else you raise on the farm to say children the coarser breads made i£is-4ost. w,a;er vapor from the nothing of the manure and the Lowest Pos;ible Priccs from entire wheat flour, rolled tend on whfch it first fell and car calves. Drop in and See Us oats, corn meal, etc., as well as We have the confidence In the wheat breads ... it farther inland. But once Before You Leave drought starts, there is less and straight thinking of the major! > ^CEREALS: Do your children less of this moisture to be picked of our dairy farmers and th|.c No. 1 Alberta Buy 'era now eat cereal reeu'ariy for breakfast? up. and consequently there is less article is addressed to the mu WE WILL WRITE *\re you careful to remember thaj^ and jess chance for rain. *ho has not thought and figure- Peaches they're scarce bushel home cooked cereals are cheapest' on tha dairy proposition frpip- Canning $3.39 The le,ss rain tnere is. of course Insurance to cover . land best? the less will be the supply of e^ery' angle. ^ . — • | .MEAT: Are you allowing your moisture which, joining the aft We predict better times, ahead j children to eat meat and fish currents already somewhat-laden for the dairy farmer wrho s'icki; PERSONAL to his cows. It nj»y be a UJIOEP- than^once a day? rniirht cause enoqgh condensation LIBEklY EGGS: ""*~Are you remembering, o bring, about mora-eain, and iiirder to carry^tffem through the ACCIDENT that with an Qge an<| ^three cups .he vicious circle continues. vln'er this time, but^youtere eoin; !•j of—milk.* a day meat or fi every o profit in the long run by keep- wB'-st chances for a break ia the 24 lb Sack 69c ing tljem. Remoffifber itTiafiPhys Flour Nibs's88c AUTOMOBILE day is not necessary?" drought which has hit Kentucky infest just before daw a. FATS: Have you been careful -o severely^and affected adjacen TOURISTS' to provide.wholesome fatsTsuch as States rest'sVDr. Humphreys say^- Sincerely, those found In butter,_ cream on the -possibility fhat a suffipKn G. B. Scott, Mgr.. BAGGAGE whole milk, crisp 6acon and veg- atmospheric mass largeU^satur Murray Milk Products Co, Lucky Strike or Per . | eta Me oils and to avoid dough- a e$l "tfi'h water vapop^mfght CARTfX)F THANKS —We want 1Q .ifjnu's arnt other fried foods blown in from the^gillf through - Carton fl.li/ only while on your trip -o express our appreciation to our Chesterfield V-'lgaX e tl SWEETS: Have your chil- 'fortunate atmospheric combina you do not carry protection tion. be able^to carry, its load ."riends in Murray for^the~jnany dren's appetites been spoiled hy icts of kindness shown on'the oc against these hazards the tea ting.' candy between yieals? rain-further north, thus saturating th«- s^lfand providing material foi ^asion'of the funeral bf Mrs J Pcunda JJc year 'round. Have lowed your' children Myrtle PhlUipS Midler.—A. Sidler Maxwe11 Hou,e r c untf ciui> ______to eat cak^s. jam. si^up'^g^d dtherj water, vapor. This-migh JEWLL COFFEE app^h at any time". Lln?a Phillips, Mr. and Mrs C COFFEE ' ° ° y FRAZEE, & s«-«1i W meai- when they shoul* Phillips^Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Han- -L MELUGIN, Inc. • ha-ve .been c-*tttng milk, Do they eat slowly and chew their j. fruits .and vegetables? - food v,;el>? _ , ' • " I-B ORANGE PEKOE ROOT BEER W-VTER. DO Vou^/fncourage c e .First Floor Gatlin Building each child to dttnjt Have you -kept in mind tha TEA—1-4 lb. Pkg. 19 PURE APPLE VINEGAR IS 1-2 oz. bottle 10 I^Mg^MjlaM l'liiiw fuuT there is no--better lunch for chll ^lorgan cohnty farmers keep PHONE 331- , I glasses ofWatep^Tdav. one before dren. than Tntttr^ajth bread an<" n^ records andvusing the b s BRING YOUR JUGS • — ~ |-ach meal andaU bedtime? practices are reporting profi s bitter? GALLON 2JC "It does make a difference MEALSt Do yoor children —Mabel T. Glasgow. • rora poultry. Th ^ spite of low COUNTRY CLUB EREAD C who writes your insurance" ^meals at, regular hours' prices., - , MALT—3 cans $1 00 Big 12-oz. Loaf 5

SEALING WAX C PURITAN MALT ^Qc WANTED! Package 5 PIE KREY'S CRACKERS 2 lb. box 00< PORK AND BEANS 1 Cc X Crisp Soda CHERRIES BACON 10c C. e. 2 Cans 1J TO BUY— x^AN REO 10c CATSUP C POUND EROOM - -v, 3 to:tics 25 15c Value 39^ Calves, Cows, Hogs 25: 25C GINGER ALE BOTTLES Dozen C Lambs, Etc. - Big Quart 15- 12-oz. Catsup 49 THERE'S A PAIR OF US :Hthai wITT prdbahly ag»He thaV-if-Pw4aM-Morrow ii r-.Vr nun^- LONCHORN CHEESE TOILET TISSUE We Will Pay Market Price - inated for President that he would probably carry all th« wet Koll ' " *V . states, and that his son-in-law. Col.Jphas. Lindbergh and his" Pound bran now baby would probably help him to parry .most of thej Ze23 Matche s For stuff delivered dry ones. ' s.- - GRAPE FRUIT Can OOc SALMON Whether wet or dry, we'd lite to have you know that our C prices attract attention by.their moderation We could with Country Club ttL Tall Pink—2 Cant 29 < ANY DAY' justice charge more for our auto repair work on accobnt of 5c Size the exceptional car® and skill we put Into it. Send your car .here ^p\K IHTTKIIIts *(t .-WI K\«a*XM.atrinu BIG GOLDEN Dozen EARS BANANAS ir GREEN CORN 10c Shroat Bros. TELEPHONE 44 NIGHT PHONE 35 ENTRANCE ON 3rd .nd 4»h STREETS VV

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^jftVilflUrK t , "a* Uodvcv: a*a* tlr.UUmk RKXLUN I- ROM riUt* | King" was "written by Rudolph [post credit accounts when all of J. M. Wood, Herman White Ver- Buatrttf ul WtdA^te. 3 u'./osc* and W "^tK' >his Wue* lour uo- ami Oaihtud Wood, ol Preceedlng the service Mrs t wuli rii)l)f» f lhe llv " - * ^ - '.-mux caretr as a composer began tn ing the entire day were for cash: Caldwell county: J" L. Btakalay, Marriages of Silted Ualy Orlppo Conner, -accompanied j skins had many flounces, falling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, by Miss Mary Evelyn Eaves sang gracefully frdm the short waist 1912 wkh "The Firefly." Other It ia much better for people to be W. N Stlce. Lee C Hopson. Roy Murray, Ky.r Mrs. M. G. Crawford \ ANt'V CAIIRUa TAlJvS musical comedies and operettas hopefull and full of courage than Hopson. S. D.> Stewart. Cllue Cox. A unique and beautiful wedding "Because ". Miss Elisabeth Ran- line. Large picture hatB of white and daughter, Lois, and , grand- "lltlsH" I.N "BONKV which :hti has written musig for lo lose hope and have no courage. Jl J Elliott. .Robert Blakeley, R took pi Ace at sunset Thursday dolph played 's Wed- halrbraid. completed the bridal ding March while the bridal party toHatie. - daughter. Kloise, Nashville, Tenn.. ,are ' "Katrinku," "Sometiuus^ 4£owaidica aud dismal tears nav«r T- Tura^J. & OrifiiL s D when Miss Mattie Mae Robertson She* » "Rose Marie'1 and "The Threp troD i victory on a battlefield or became the bride of Mr Barbara passed through an avenue of ferns The two couples left for a short returned Tuesday, July 22, from a B broad bent. W. C. Broadbent. O. to an improved altar of ferns and bridal tour through interesting Musketeers." The thrilling" Fn- in a mercantile establishment. T. Atwoou M Rawls. W W Humphreys and Miss Sarah Rob- tour to Detroit and Niagara cut flowers. points in Kentucky. Mr. and M ml songs of the original, i»roduc- Business can be made good if-you Wootliu.iAk.2cru lea I* T. 0 Tur- ertson became the bride of Mr. go after it. The New York mer- Humphrey, will make their home j Pall.. tion have been carried to the all- ner of Murray accompanied the Hubert Howard in a double cere- L. A. Rains and Charlie Hum- talking acreen in Parafnount's chant has the proper slogan. In- tn De trull where Mr Humphrey,] The p,rty j,fl Murray by auto- party. ^ r^ mony. Mr. A. B Austin, dean of phreys served aS best men foj the telligent advertising and genuine is ennaKed ID Hie UleramtHe ., .,.„,. , . , ,„ gorgeous all-color screen version men at Murray State Teachers two couples. initiative are powerful collabora- net, Mr and Mrs Howard will mob,>" Mo"do> »nd drove.r,rst t0 CAfiROU of "The Vagabond King." JameS E. Poole; Chicago live- College.. read the marriage ser- Mrs. A. Rains, sister of the tors in dispelling the bogy of de- reside in Livermore. Ky. wlieret,e Detroit. Mich. There they vlatt- stock marketing expert, attended \ ice in the presence of the three brides, and Miss Anna Washer The Irish ancestry of Nancy pression and re-establishing nor- si&tant cashier of the farmer. 1 ed Euttene Hughe., son ot Mr. and BUSINESS IS GOOD IF a tour of cattle feeders in Union families, relatives, ja«d a limited Km tl»< maids of honor. Tin-r- Carroll, sweet-visaged sweetheart mal conditions of trade. County. number of friend^of the brides each carried arm hoquets of roses and Merchant. Rank o't lhal palce. I Mr, Hui;he«. They then eontioued of "Sweetie" is a factor in her YOU GO AFTER IT and tbe bride grooms. and were costumed in twin made Mra. Humphrey, and Mr. How- I ... _ ,, , portrayal of thf starring role of ard are th• e attractive daughter~ s lo Slamra Falls, and returned by The vows were taken in the frocks of pink and orchid crepe Honey," her newest picture, I Elizabeth tow n News * of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robertson, way of Buffalo, N. Y., and Frank.- Motor Parjty Tours open. During the impressive ring with which they wore large picture which is coming to the Capitol The headline of this article is 666 west of Murray. They are both fort. Ky.—College .News the slogan of one of the big stores ceremony Taboni's "Hearts and hats of halrbraid and velvet of the Theatre for 2 days beginning on Western Counties Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia graduates of tin- Murray 'High . of the East which it carries con- Flowers" was played by Miss Elli same shade. The frocks were Friday. In HO minutes, checks a Cold the fashioned sleeveless, the lines School and former students" of! In Honey" which is baaed On tinuously in advertisements. It On Friday, July 18th, a number fir>t day. and. checks Malaria In long. Deep flaunces "Of tulle set M. S. T. C. Murray Party Enjoys jthe famous ntage success. "Come is certainly a bad p.ollcy for any NOTICE—to our poltc noiders and of Trigg countians from the Ce- three xlajs. ofT the shirt which terminated in Out of the Kitchen," Nancy phiys business institution to talk about friends in Murray and Calloway rulean section and several from uneven hemlines. ' Westward Motor Trip the part of the Southern Belle who bad business and hard times when 666 also in Tablets * County.;—t Stella Gossip Caldwell county motored through is forced to rent her parental es- it has something to sell It is a I will be in my ofTice. First The flower girls. Little Misses Western Kentucky, visiting Padu- Mr. arjd Mrs. Esco Gunfer, Miss tate to a group of visiting East- pool' way to sejl goods to tell NOTICE—I will not be further National Bank Bids.. Murray. Ky.. Jimmie and Martha Robertson. Hobert Morgan and family, of cah. Mayfield, Bardwell, Murray Mary Alexander and Charley Rob- erners tor save it from mortgage your customers or prospective cus- responsible for any debts con- every Saturday, to give service and nieces of the brides, wore orcandy Detroit, came in to see«4iome and and other points of interest. In debts. A defection in the ranks tomers that tidies are hard and tracted 4by my wife.—G. E. information, you may deslreTjfrocks of pink and orchid and car friends once mort^ !They are on inson returned Saturday from a the party wer^.: Press Blackburn. of the family servants makes It business is dull. A pessftnist Rowlett. 9 Alp. "Come iet us reason together' rled -bdfafe breath a quandary whelherito "stay" or six weeks motor tour of the west never gets anywhere while the op- The brides ca'rried arm boquets incumbent upon Nancy to assume Geo. C. llagland go back to rtie"fiCnsouw city. that took them more than 5.0U0 timists are those who make suc- District Manager, The Mutual of roses and valley lillies. They the role of cook with the added miles arid to some of the most quality of an Irish brogue to give cesses in life. There is a silver Benefit Life Ins: Co:, Newark, were exqulstely lovely -jn • tWin Union Grove meeting came to lining to every cloud and business' N. J It. made frocks of white chiffoiu Tlie a close with 10 or 12 confessions beautiful scenic and historic spots the deception greater force. Thus she yill be seen and heard can be made good- if you go after a V and baptism. West Fork's _ re- In America. - it. The fact was thoroughly de- sulted in 9 conversions and bap- as a yojing girl from the dear-r-r-r Oir-the Way out they visited ,S4 monstrated recently in EllZa- tisms. und Boone Douthitt meeting ould country of Clatre—whence Louis, Kansas City. Topeka. Colo b^thtown when most of our mer- at Antioch 23 additions. indeed Nancy's forbears came to rado Springs, Manitou. -Broadmoor chants were carrying sale adver- UNSEEN THINGS- " America many years ago.. tisements on the Saturday that a Alvi* Wilson. St. Louis, visited (one of the most elegant resorts in The picture is enriched by the new variety store opened its store his brother, Leonard Wilson, last the • country >. Cody. Wyoming, tuneful melodies of Harling and for business. On that day there week. * ~— hoiue of Buffalo Bill, where a big Soslow, well-known lyricists and was no evidence in Ellzahethtown Can you look at a bottle of milk and PENN'SMiARAGE monument to his exploits and composers. M1ss Carroll herself of hard times or lack "of money Ml. ami Mrs. Lewis Law son, memory has been erected. In this sings two of the hit numbers. to buy what people heeded The Mayfield attended Union Grove re- seciton they also visited Shoshone Tier leading man In "Honey" is tell what it contains ? It may not be clean. business streets of the city were vival. and visited old friends. Danr. 318 feet»hish. the highest Stanley Smith, the attractive thronged with crowds until *ten SOUTH in America. young singing actor, who played SIDE, SQUARE o'clock at night and the stores It may contain disease germs. It may This continued land drouth.has The party spent two weeks in the leading romantic role In were filled with people buying. In wrought a great calainity. notwith- seeing the wonder and beauty of "Sweetie." Next Door to 138 Taxi cab Co. the most prosperous times rof ten standing I've experienced worse Yellowstone National Park. They have a high bacteria count-a bad odor or Others in an excellent support- years ago Elizabethtown did not drouths. ——-> went through *r6hi East to West ing cast of clever comedians are have a better business day than it NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS \\ wish the county would gravel I no to Salt Lak^Clt^ through' Harry Green, Lillian Roth, ZaSu had on Saturday, July 12 It off flavor. Dick Starks and Will Higglns where they visited the. Mormon Pitts. Mitzi Green. Skeets Galla- looked like the rainbow had come Whitnell's mail route roads. Last Temple and heard one of the gher and Jobyna Howland. down in Elizabethtown and on winter mud and water was hub world's largest pipe organs, merchant expressed the idea tha I deep to their buggies, 'dogged , if 8,50L0 pipes. The tabernacle was "CAUGHT SHORT" HILARIOUS there was very little use of keep- 1 have opened up a complete general they didn't look like Eskimos. bym without nafls 0r screws, MARIE DRESSLKIt-POLLY lng a ledger and a bookkeeper to Well, I've got to clo^e, this wooilr-n _pcgs being used through MORAV COMEDY IT IS OUR JOB- automobile repair shop and am prepared drought has knocked all flie Jokes ou t. It,was inevitable that, the stock- out of me by Ji-mmiij^-criminy! —> They also tunr 'flalt Lake, the market erash should inspire the to take care of ^ "Eagle" salt bed's, and visited the Univers- writers of movleland, and hence It to know what kind of milk you get from ity of Utah before- turning back Is that Marie Dressier and Polly ALL WORK ANY MAKE CAR Nature Thought of Eastward. They visited Fort Moran of M-G-M will cavort Every us. To see that it is clean and pure and Briduer where Jim Bridger had across the screen of the Capitol Everything trading post during the westward Theatre Monday and Tuesday in Investor ALSO DO FIRST CLASS ""Naturethought of even-thing when movement. They then visited La in uproarious comedy ^titled of a good flavor. To see that it is proper- _ BODY WORK the human body was made. When the ramie University antj^Aines Monu "CauKht Short." Should Consider body is about to become ill, nr.tuf? mept. highest point on the Lin "Caught Short" concerns the ly pasteurized and bottled and delivered planned danger signals to- warn us. coin highway. At Omaha they visi- successes of Polly Moran. Wash- Bonds Thus, if our children grind their teeth ted broadcasting station WOW ngton Square (N. Y.) landlady When Your Car is in Trouble when they sleeb, o^bek appetite^ or to you as the very best and SAFEST milk .. The^ last-stages of the journey in the late lamented 'bull Market, Debenture bond prices have nut suffer from aboominal ^ains, or itch were made through Iowa and and the eventual capitulation of Drive In about the nose and fingers, we should Springfield, where Lincoln's her more conservative friend. advanced appreciably above the it is possible to produce. know that they may have contracted monument and muemum were Marie Dressier, Anita Page and levels of 1929—the year of low- worms. Then, tf we are wise, we buy a visited. bottle

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Denn^Klng. who for the past two or thrVe years has been rated by critics as the greatest singing That's the Slogan of the Chain Store Glutton star of the Broadway musical comedy stage. wtlA^be seen and heard for the first tlnje by movie audiences at the Capifo^ Theatre w hen "The Vagabond Kin^* comes You may have little children in your Pound for pound, gallon for gallon, there on Wednesday next >e special terms will make PELLED .TO DO. ize the home merchant. RAT-SNAP sure does the trick.' with electric heat it easy. Three sizes. 35c, 65c, >1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Jones Drug Co.. Dale. Stubblefield ft Co., and Westinghouse Hotpoint ^Ston Bros;, Murray, Ky. IF YOU ARE DETERMINED TO TRADE WITH THE CHAIN STORE, LET - EITHER' NOTIITi TO CONTRACTORS d US SUGGEST THAT IT WOULD BEWISE NEVER TO OVERLOOK CHECK- i IMvMon of GaaMUwtkm Electric Range ING THEIR WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AND CLOSELY INSPECTING THE Sfaim bids will be received by the ^tate'Hiphway Commission at , Installed the office or the State Highway t QUALITY OF EVERY ARTICLE THEY SELL. Commission, Kranktort. Kentucky, - ONLY U 1 • > ^ * 11 iTttl 2 no P M. on the Sth day of $ September 1930 for the Improve- ment of— I -NOW. THAT THEY THINK SOME OF_THE AGITATION HAS DIED DOWN, CALLOWAY COt'NTY 8. P. IT'S ABOUT TIME FOR THEM TO RESUME THE PRACTICES THEY WERE Th.' Murray-Ha*elwoad bealn- DOWN | nlnL- at Murray-anJ intendlnx _to : t ij,. Tennessee State line, a dls- i CAUGHT AT A SHORT TIME AGO. • n,nce of approximately $.9 mllea. $5.45 Monthly •"fevade and Drain type of con | slrurtlon. for 24 Months | Further information, bidding I proposals, etc . wiir be furnished • » [upon application to the Frankfort —.OKM^^. , — — i. i • Associated Gas ancL Electric System <11 In. murk, will b> 'on rile tor inspection only.at the Public Welfare Leag 1 Ulmrjfl ' rrTtrmeerie hewTtfTi).rtrr * Kentucky-T«nnejse« light & Power Company | in Paducah. Ky . and at (he-Court House in Murray, Ky MURRAT . * KBNTtTCKT Of Calloway County .1 The rlsht Is reserved to reject 3an t and all bids. I The State Highway Commission fir Ben Johnson. Chairman. Al

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. coetang bdck. Even in the cities, lie old trick of trying ^o over- tor conversation and often used, prosperity, prestige and service of Mayor W. T Vaughan. who was associated with Mr. Griffin in the it* 'ji number of young j>h,rsl'*ii»i hadow the lack of quality with especially when folks are slightly the advertisers. Thats why they Prote< '' THE LEDGER & TIMES rUST JOTS embarraiu>*& Aud Yva*»- cakUfi "ads". organization of the oil company engaging in general practice In • •««•#»#•ft.' 1'..3 ; A • to ftwirenm* aboi:>. Mai* Twisiu •pi Jif TTD, s»ttl retire as secre- X ts ry-treaeurer. Normal Consolidation of Thi Mttff*j Ledger. The Calloway Times and Th» preference to devoting themfcel^s By Joe Cumberland' Falls is reported said long ago that "Everybody — exclusively to a particularly ilte only place in America with a talks about it but nobody does we expect Time-Herald, October 20. 1928 Cities Service Buys The West Kentucky OU Com- iwr of t;*4 specialty. moonbow. A rainbow would be anything". It has always looked Published By The Calloway County Publishing Co, lac Foreman .Grahamsava "It rain- almost as *great a curiosity ' just to me L» be a little foolish to dis MuyfielU Company pany has operated in Calloway dysentery, North rourth Street. Murray Ky In pioneet days the farjnei* was tttli on the just and unjyst"- but it nowt cuss the weather but aftet all coujnty for sever*! year* and,has a out time i compelled to diversify or starye. seems to b>» waiting aWtille to rain there's no harm done in in mak- Count) Oil llrni Scnw rMjqiber of stations in Murray and valence ol . Joe T. Lorett Editor Development Of the country on the unjust around Murray, j w.as a year without a ing it the subject of pleasant con- ir> < t.ui.lle- Iu Kent IK k), - tbe county. l'rom the i grips Ihe brought aboyx, tire day of concen- summer and 114 years later the versation and it's much preferable C. O. Beech has-been local agent Entered at the Poetoflice. Mnrray. Ky.. u second class mail matter. The statu highway engin* e< a y* VI m.iii remembered ii and to many other conversational sub- For the company for th« past - situation tration and (specialty In industry MajrfieM, . July 25 - The ing that t this dry weather Is splendid' for tried 'to make up for It. jects— running down your neigh- eighteen months. t and the farmer, seeking, to keep building poada.. \J-Vll. if It keeps • • »•<••»•• - bor. tor example. Cities Service Company, one or be taken! adopted the spine methods. up brother we're going to *ne£d I'p-to-date similes: Hot as a. • • • MJ • • VpV- large public ..utility and oil There are 46*>purebred bulls In .spread of companies in the United. States, We mu MEMBER em to'gft out of the country. Cornfield; long as the drouth; dry The local tire men tell me that Lawrence county. Most of them Earning depends so much on the has acquired the interests of the Of 1 as the crops: hard as the"iOtlTJ folks generally are waking up to are Hereforda. vagaries- of naiure, however .%jthat West Kentucky Oil Company here, sentery i It ra/ned erenMN$3&r- five con- mean as the Weather yan; harm- the fact that the cheap tire is specialization brings ruination officials staled today. Although ihe gerrni LMitive mouths while the writer! less as a cloud; lazy as Jutpter often the most 'expensive in tbe l.uke IU illy hmy*. "Thai Kat Dtal NAIWSAI I.PIIOKI.M A»IKI>IIO» whenever tip' particular phase in the sale price was not^ announced ease?. ai KLKTJCKY PRES< was In St. Nazal re. France, In luvius. ^ r' long run aud-are -bo^inninu to, bu> IWfore I teaching the Klver." which the farmer is specialiting il is known that the "West Ken- come froi 1919, One ot 'em could be used better wheelwear for their horse- "Since moving near the river 2 ^ASSOCIATION/ strikes on? of those periodic tucky company's capital stock was t Be" waste handidl> Fight now less carriages. years ago. we've alwaya used slumps that come to every enter- Hot again, potter again ot- 910«.*4>0. It distributes oil and ind ktdm in.Hill J.il.M'T... RAT-SNAP. Watched a vicious prise. test again. Finnegan! It always has been human na- ^ >noKiie in fifteen * counties of beings a "the drouth Is anoLlier thing the water rat. nibbling at RAT-SNAP Subscription Eates —In First Cafiiressiepal District and Henry ture to*try to beat the game, to l:U-ntucky and Tennessee. The disease* < Every year, no "matter whether Democrats will lay at the feet of outside toe house. About 15 get something' for 165* than the compan} will be assigned to the these gen • and Stewart Counties, Term., $140 s year;-elsewhere, $1 50. .... it he-wet or dry. .early or» late, 1$ the Republicans; didn't Hoover minutes later he darted'off for the other fellow if not to get stftne- Kansas City branch office of Cities sons who AdertisinflUtes and information about Calloway county mafttet ideal for some crops and destruc- rim on a dry platform? water to cool bis burning stomach, RANDOM thlng for nothing Ii wa* said a Service until the new St. Louis i disease tive to others. Rare are those but he died before reaching IL" furnished upon application. — iong time ago that there was office Is opened. grow tbe farmers who can consistently pro- Three sizes. 35c. 65e. $1.25. Sold I'nited States. HoKeytr. tbis dry apfell certaialy Ruminations nothing made but what some bird in their t duce good tobacco or corn year not -a Noble . Experiment * of ould make Jt worse and sell it Ortis Griff ia. general manager and guaranteed by Jones Drug Diversified The specialist has bad his day after year, regardless of what kind ind it is no difficulty to .-v.- that Mother Nature. ^ There are .many times during a for- less. Of times whe.n someone or the oil firm, will retain his Co.. Dale, Stubblefield. A. Co., and Agriculture of Weather may be had advertises a "bargain rircas" it place wiih 'the new company. 8exton Bros.. Murray. Ky. in e\t.ry profession the trend has There is a ureat deal of wisdom prolonged drouth when the big, from typl ! turned oack to look to the man Another'mythir tli uaed to rain black heavy clouds roll up and simpjy nieanf. that the bu>ers'w or carriei to the adage. "Dont't put all your fToni clouds. In stating to the Murray Jtotary who has developed himself and his eegs in one basket". No matter the lightning plays around and be made the -"clow before the insaniiari I knowledge along general lines aud Club last Thursday that a dlversi how carefully, or endlessly one you~hear people say "I just don't thing is over. - ^ — water mi fied program would be the aim of| *» f*«*ng some-able service in *ny a The old-fashioned father who *ee how it keeps from raining." I got hold of a cheap aulomphiie bonce it .. , ^ ,, } phase oL-'hts geenral work that may watch the t> sket an accident hoped for rain to saVe the crops is bound to happen occasionally. The old saying that "all signs fail tire once and It was the mdst ex- these thi Jar.., agent wort™ Callowav }-^' -«»,«, b.-cause it would spoil his automo- hold air and Was always puueiur- =Tfied program always has well per si •4 Even in meuictne. w i.nu nas bile ti>v ing an dfinally gave away entirely uething to fall back -upon - in When the httt days pile up one fee ed by Vgent f - O Dicke> **p**sa*4. tb*~prot**trtr it-a-mt^f.irm-r—lowmd \ * ******** after another without end and you before It had served man) mile-. age. Whl • In-st current inouxlu—in agricul- specialism than aaj^-other prof* lime* of general depression., if A newspaper contributor has sweat (ahd some of us For a^poor man, I next bougfo' tuat devetoprrent throughout tire sion. the. general practitioner he produces on his, own farm principal- portion cj/ the food-he suggested that the native of Louis- cuss I It Just seems like It "ain't some pretty, expensive tires. T.ie> family consume bard times ville be changed and. that won't be nevah goin' a rain no mo' ". were manufactured by one of tin Ask . Vo do not cripple him so badly as tilt' first time tnat no one has paid The weather, like folks. Just leading tTre: companies of rTn* they do his less fortunate neigh- any attention to a newspaper seems to get in a habit of doing country and were their best pro . . yHe'll 1 bor. man's suggestion. things a certain way and can\ get duct. I put those tires on m-y eWr fronts Of out of the run so that when a hot early last Tall and outside of put- \ with rati „ Another feature ^pf diversifies The prize for drouth pessimism tion is that it assures Its practU spell comes along it just keeps ting in a ftttle air ftrcasionaUy' gerous vt iro^s to Hobert^Graham who de- trying to get hotter, and hotter they have ncK required any misery." tioner of a steady income. This clared he believed If would snow- and when A cold snap comes along ten tion since—except payincr Tor case intc Is, of course, offered by "some before it raided. specialties such as dairying, but It seems to keep on bearing down thevn. see the f 'BLACK FLAG slumps, hi: that industry. too. ai on Us poor suffering humans. . Bad Ihave paid* less in numftjr That will The wealiver -»«an_went on J va- THIS LIQUID IS we are just now well aware. Irhas been niy observation dur- than T would have p.»id in "annoy- sizes, £5 cation aud got a sun tanning Liquid kill's all insects—quicker! It is much easier Tor a facmei ing my short sojourn on this earth ance. delay, trouble and for fix- guarante SURE DEATH TO FLIES to ktep his.soils fertile and profit that the weather seems to go to ing punctures and blow-ou*s on It penetrates their tiny breaching Hub Wall, jr.., says last week's Dale. Stu tble in a dlvt rslfied program than extremes durinfe the same year. one of those^cheap tires that ar I AND MOSQUITOES edition of the Ledger A-Times was ton Bros tubes- Every last one drops—dead! it ls_in a specialized program. And For example, last winter had some sold on price alone—for that i.- rout a. Hut that ain't nothing, thay, we are begianig to learn, is of the lowest temperatures seen the only merit they haw BECAUSE Always costs less than or her-well- Hub: to. what the business office ontvofjthe jnost important features in this country in many a moon I am satisfied with my high said about after feeing how the 'It Penetrates" known brands. Money back if it of succe sful" farming. and any .number of exceptionally price tires and am «vpnvlncr(^J]:a: drouth hit the advertising col- frigid spells while this summer th^y._have been cheaper "in. the. doesn't prove deadliest toflies, mos - Of course, every farmer should umns j seems to.be trying to hang up long runA. t-i'. cjiief attention lo that crop *••*%*•» « * • quitoes, moths, roaches, ants, bed-, or farm industry in which he ; some temperature high marks ' -— bugs, fleas most efficient and consequently In t he-last popular "vote of the that will stand for a few genera Chtfirniun Legge has |nvi:- winch is most profitable Wm. country the "dr-ayts" had it ! tions to curoe. critics to go to "Hell". A-cood Not every man is adept at every unanintousiy. substitute would he the middle of BLACK FLAG feature of his trade, whether i jp>piak:ing of the weatlypr's a Calloway corn field rlgh; now be farming,/ printing or selling The Literary Digest might Jake habits, Ct was only last year that m-rchandla*.- ••^•IH a straw vote ou when it's goni I!t trttik a spell of raining and It Jflu Allen of the Cynthf n r LIQUID % However, it is most wise and rain looked as if it would never stop. Democrat thanks his staff fo- Kills quicker—Always costs less prudent-to keep the eggs scattered I It wa> no more trouble to. rain "carrylng-on" while he was iwaj in s-\eral well-protected baskets, The Jotter hopes thai by the -han it is not to rain this umnier. on a -six-weeks vacation. Th-- WEDDING BELLS—AND BILLSI MADE BY THE MAKERS OF BLACK FLAG POWDER a!l of,them closely guarded time the edition thi • is written for Ev-erytime you poked your head Ledger & Times recently carried goes to press, we have had one outdoors you would get it'wet and so darn far during a few days ab- of those oid-tilnt cats-and-dogs. sence of the editor that he is hav- it was foil hardy to venture any. Youth and Romance keep the world spinning around, sod - soaking, mortgage - lifting where without umbrella and rain- ing a heck of .time equalling their rains. coat. mark. but back bi it all must be a financial structure that will There might be something to Maybe that It.^ian earthquake this impersonation of the Weather The "ads" add to the-Income, witii»t„iiJ the storms of inevitable bills: rent, light, was caused by *nr£ rumblings of Man and Jupiter Pluvius after all. prosperity, presiige and seivice of | heat and so ca. JSlussolini's war threats. ihe newspaper and to the inc They seem to have a number of •1; human characteristics. We folks, A savings account before marriage will pave the Gus Robbins seems—continually tod. go from one extreme to the worried lest his sj/lendld column Children Almost Hate future with happmey Whv not start one now? Meeting other with about as little explana I - In ..the Hickman Courier not meet tion or .apparent cause as the Cross, Nervous Mother p~> with comment from his readers. weather. "My children almool haltit"ni.. Personally^ I'm willing-to let mine Efvery time a man goes pn a slide along without anything being I W.E BO ereftfl. Thanks to Vi»oI.t ! '' M.I spree and wakes-up with a head my oervousnes, la all cODe.and »/ j r, S said about., it, for all cpmiuent I like a water bucket he makes a ! .Ire ever got was unfavorable are happy again."—Mr,. T* Johns- the of Millions solemn promise to ijlmself not to ton.. ' J do it again. For several days he For 30 year, doctors have pre- ' ' . * a. - — ... " ------f£!ii|M»runire—nrwuid T? bFTTP Bual, »frin«I VIUOI luran.«. i—m .' -in- ^tiddenlv drop and around ^- consciousness of "ain't Hni^ou^ant luin.ral „{. irtgld ^eleliTIes, merchants may 1 pretty'good fellow after all?" iron, calcium and rod liver >• ]<- confidently look for a grand rush Before long, however, he's back in tone The very KIKST Iwttie First National Bank of IVo///r> for overcoats, furs and flannel the old way and usually goes to brings sound sleep and a. BIO ap- underwear. - the other extreme of* getting tip- itetlte. Nervous., worn-out p*-or»le sier than ever. are surprised how- Qf-TT~k Vlni>l : The reason Jots stretch out oc- give, new lil^ and ptp' Taste, Murray, Kentucky ^ casionally is because we resort to The weather is a splendid topic deliciou.. Dale. Stubblefiel.l . t " Co:. Drugeistit; In Haie! By J T Turnhow . Co.. Druggist. ' I Children Often Have An Instinct _

for health. Their bodily heeds are translated into ATTENTION terms of appetite and taste. Which helps to ex- plain why PARKER'S BREAD, which is so won- DAIRY FARMERS derfully healthful, receives an enthusiastic wel- t CQjjte. It's the Family Bread! a . » , -X-I —^V.--' : '

WE'RE GLAD TO HAVE YOU CALL The lotc-prired si^romohifr ha* brought fir rat fr opportunity . City Consumers Co. Offers - and added /iour« of recreation to million* of men end upmen. IN PERSON

While we are always tflad to deliver orders we Premium for Improved Quality ECAUSE the automobile is such an im- methods men! in ihe of the day before^\ also welcome you to cafl in person at our slrop and portant factor in the J i ve« and pros- Hard Morkiusually finds the way. ___ B make your own selections.«_We also invite you to We ha vie adopted the following plan of grading cream: perity of rajnany people, ihe purpose of -Oncc it was thought impossible to cast inspect the mixing, ^nd baking ropm so that you the Ford Motor Company FJ somelliing gray iron by the endless chain method. may see that everything is done right and sanitary., more lhan the mere manufacture of a All precedent was ^against it and every Cream two days pld or less, if of good flavor, will be motor car. , prcyloutl experiment had failed. But fair paid for at five cents per pound butterfat above our regu- There t» no service in simply selling prices to Ihe pidiljr demo tided that waste- up a machine or a plant and letting il ful methods l>c eliminated. Finally the PARKER S BAKERY lar direct shipper price. turn out poods.-The service extends into way was' found. A Modem Baltery For * Modern Community exerx detail of the busijies* — design, \ better way of makin g axle shaf ts saved Cream four days old or less, if of good flavor, will be production, the vrages paid and the sell- thirty-six million dollars in four years. paid for at three cents per pound butterfat above our reg- jjie price. All are a part of the plan. A rirw method of cutting crankcasc* re- ular direct shipper price. • Thf Ford Motor Company looks upon duce00,000 a year. The itself as charged w ith making an perfection of a new nlachinc saved a mobile ' that will meet the needs of similar amount on such a little thin^ as In Louisville Our regular direct shipper price will apply to cream one isflfc. Then clcctric welding was dc- millions of |»e^>ple and lo provide it at a " M^cre Everybody that is four days old and of good flavor. _ »• low price. That is it* mission. That is \c!o|7cd.to make many bolts unnecessary met ts Everybody. • • • :——T—1 :— , — " ^. «t . . —:——« it* duly and its obligation to the public. and to increase structural strength. and is glod of it The search for better ways of doinjr Ju-t i Hi lie w^ile ago. an c-nd^ess chain w« recognize any company's official four day tags. thing* is ne% er-ending. There is ceafcc- convenor aliflost four milra long was in- The spirit of dixie less. untiring effort to find%new metlio«K pLsti* «1 t'-.c liouge plant. This conveyor HOSPITALITY We know this plan will meet with your approval and and nev machine- that will save step- and ha-, a daily rapacity of 300,000 parts _TAK£S.1TS MORTHIR. MOST STAMDA.TTHIS" THE SEELBACH that the premium offered for improved quality and more time in manufacturing. The Ford plant- wei 1 , marr- rhmr -2.000.000 pounds. FAMOUS SOUTHERN 4n EppUy.llnUl arc, in reality, a great mechanical uni- Fly *rtli-titutii. i f!ic .tUJv arying" frequent deliveries will increase your cream revenue. ' TAVERM. ROOM^ARE 1 LARGE AMD .COMFORTABLE. LOBBIES A^JD PUBLIC _ versity. dedicated to the advaftCement t/f giar;.:i i , <;.Lf k- formerly done by h?nd» . BEAUTIFLIL. AND EMfLOTK industry.' Many manufacturer* come to it lia1- made i.ie.est efforts of jhr moment To-* Ira rtatron may be placed hrin^ an improve-. ^•wajjf

MANUFACTURED VEATHEB t „i. ) ml mio, Mir| u. iscor 'OBtrk^ F O It II >1 O T O It -I' O M I \ V Y i WUch Gnll Paducah, Ky. 10t^ & Monroe Muslim Cm/art the Vo M

• HIppHHyHp FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,1980 THE LEDGER ft TIMES

germs. 7. All cisterns, welj* and out, and "half fall** substituted. atlve use of fertilisers. fruits have been set. l as P Cooper believes. The thin In the Protection Against Typhoid Fever And Dysentery springs should be protected from Then thla was overllned, and Tests, indicate what may be ex- Well bred cows kept under farm land in this farm has responded company | PER CAPITA RAISE 1 i^Qlf' dllLfl'Mt 1 Avold bath- "empty" put in Its place. At .the pected in fertilising pasture land, conditions averaged 7,100Q pounds I profitably to the use of limestone, ing anciswmimlng in open and un-) bottom or >44./^'" wbWi Tr#at*»,' t>*vturr> , r** iourol 1a\ in u HUTa White Leghorn p .osph* \ e. toary:"* % r^r "f Normally at thia Dm* J Tfmr iinn**r» or files contaminated with Protected''waters, since most of writing was written: "1 revolving times the gain in animal wefght averaged 204 esjga and Barred f^rttHrerB an dto rotation hi an we expect an increase In the num- yphold and dysentery Kerms. If thes* are heavily contaminated HELPS CALLOWAY' arpet."—Exchange. compared with untreated land, Rock pallets' 193" jeggs In a y'emv encouraging manner. iwr of "T*fr-" of typhoid feret^fldl 41 waste froin hunia'n bodies •1 Oil Com. With iLfcJ''-ia* filth-bpjjne dis- "the cost of treatment was more indicating the "possibilities ot A fteld meeting is held each dysentery, however, at the pres- ould always be so "placed! TiSt Tf 1 In Calloway eases. 9 Always olwenTe the sim- St hfM.lv To 1M 91,75 |kt» l'sipM Marlon County fartners~~Srel us- than met the tiret year. poultry raising, : *. fall, wheu the public is invited to ent time there is an unusual pre- Aould not bv accessable to flies, inl and has a ple precaution yf washing the From Slats; Gives Couifly ing large quantities ot marl. Bal- The work to date iudie*u*a the study th«- progress Being made on valence of these diseases resulting hat it would n6t be carried on Progress is being.made in fruit Murray and hands before eating an *dof keep- #1,H4lO More. lard Thompson has applied 300 profitahlenes sof a conservative the Substation farm. Previous from the continued brought which .luman fingers, that it would not growing. =Peach and apple tree* ing the.fingers and other unneces- tons this year. # soil building program foe the farm meetings have attracted , about j;et into sources of drinking water and extensive plantings of small n local ascot grips the state. Because of thia sary objectjs away from the mouth (Continued from Page One) of Western Kentucky, Dean Thom- 1,00if people. >r into milk supplies and other r th« past •ttUatlQn health officials are urg- and nose. 10. Every person who is suing school year at $8,75, or an Fayette county 4-H Club mem- ood, if these objects could be ac- ing that e\erjj precaution possible necessarily, exposed to insanitary increase of sixty cants ov^r the bers have access to a circulating *t±±±±±±±±tlZti±ti&Xil -ompUshed, no person would have be takmi to prevent the further conditions aijd where they cannot previous year. library-owned by the county board lyphold fever or dysentery. bred bulls In spread of these diseases. be assured of safe foot^and drink, In a letter to administrators of of education lost of them We mils' remember that «very Thus it is seen that the preven- should l>e immunized against ty- county, city and graded school dis- When tafce of thyphoid fever and dy- ion of typhoid fever and dv- phoid fever by means of typhoid tricts throughout the state. Mr. sentery comes from swallowing >enfcsr> may be summ«'d up in the \adcine Such immunization ia Bell pointed out that the estimate \nnual Field Day at urgently indicated for all persons A CLEANSING hat KM 1W.-.I the germs or seeds of these dis- Aord "cleanliness". By this is. Ui a^mi*/ iuuav«»u was based on a school census of tio Khw " ease.- and such disease germs ueant not only clean food, es-iwho travel, for those who go into approximately «»90,300 children Western Substation r the river 2 cwr.ie from just one source—from iecially water and milk, buf>also camps, for those living in infected and the State Auditor's estimate MEDICINE The fourth annual field day | tlwaya used I fie waste matter, that iathe bowel .'leanliness of person and sur- regions and for all persons wjjose of funds that will accrue to the meeGng will be held at the Wes-I fd a vicious and kidney discharges, of human ourtdinus. Typhoid fever and profession brings them into close school fund during the year. tern Kentucky Experiment Sub- Is Needed t RAT-SNAP beings who are sick with these iysentery have always prevailed contact with typhoid fever infec- Mr Bell declared (hat State Au- station at Princeton August 14. About 16 disea.-es .or el*i> are carriers of .rhere cleanliness is neglected ahd tion, siwh as physicians, nurses, ditor, Clell Coleman, estimated "I HAVE taken Farmers and other interested per- ed'off for the these germa. "Carriers" are per- lave diminished wh>re it has been sanitary engineeis .plumbers, etc. money to be received by ' the Black-Draught ilng stomach. sons who although not ill with the .utelligentlv observed. Relatives and friends of known school fund dttfhrg the*"cCTming sons have been invited to inspect all my life, the crops, soils and other tests disease themselves barbor and The personal prevention of ty- typhoid carriers should also be im- year would exceed $6,000,000. wnenever i n being made on this farm at that BIGGEST—QUICKEST—BEST grow tbe germs of these diseases thoid fever and dysentery, then, munized. and likewise the mem- This fund will be used to pay pub- need of a medi- time. There will be the usual pic- in their bodies. esolves Itself Into the following bers In a family where a case of lic school teachers' salaries cine for con- Wells Purdom, Manager typhoid fever exists.' Go to your nic lunch at noon, followed by a stipation," Wji%n hitman wastes coming onsideratlons: throughout the state. family physician for these inocu- The estimate includes revenue short program. Most of the day- says Mrs. G C. from typhoid and dysentery cases 1. Drink only water which has lations. from taxes on bank deposits and will be devoted to visiting the dif- , of or carriers are disposed of in an >een pronounced safe by the building and loan assoetatlon ferent, crops, on the farm and to Buns; Texas. insanitary way, they get Into lealth officials. 2. If the water ;tny member oi the family "My mother stock, which "for the last two studying the effect of the various water mifk .und other foods, and lupjdy-Js polluted or there is any has a continued fever Or other and father years had been diverted to the soil treatments and other work. Maa 1 loubt about Its purity., boil all symptonins of typhoid fever used it in general expenditure fund -hy the these things that typhoid fever »ater used for drinking, for hath- dysentery the family physician their home for 1928 General Assembly, but the and dysentery are transmitted to ng. for washing hands and face should be called. By doing so. an This farm of 520- acres was a years, and I was raised to 1930 General Assembly, restored well persons. Water is usually in- md for washing uncooked food early diagnosis can be made, the fair example of worn and de- think of it as the first the income from this source. feced by sewage or surface drain- ind vegetables. Chltnlnalion will proper m£dicai care given and in- pleted lan din the western coun- thing if I had a headache ^ige. wtfiTe lullk and other foods ilso render water safe; ask your at ructions. — -in preventing— the Mr. Boil-declared the par capi- ties when the Experiment Station or was constipated. art* me=t apt to be infected by v spread ol Lhe»e diseases, m ta rate for the coining year would took it over five years £go. The ualth officer as to the proper "At one time I had indi- nethod or doing this. 3. Scald Furthermore, the physician can have'beeV much less, but for the brush and briars were cleared out, restoration to the school fund of gestion real bad. I was Ask . Your Saddler Boy How lishes andu lfltableware„,r«Bic . -4» . ,.Partaklurace 'ben report the case to the health fields rearranged, limestone and 4-' all out of forts; my skin { "Ctioties" the family and practiced.'and terracing and other pains. After a course of An equalisation fund of $U250»- onts of Europe were- swarming means employed to stop erosion. Black Draught, I got all kasteurized. 5 Every house- «V Preventing and 000 was voted by the 1930 Gener- with rats, which carried the dan While the work has not been or right I have given Black- i "i lolder should immediately see to j consulting the further spread of al Assembly and funds approprl gerous vermin and caused oup'mer sufficient duration to warrant con- Draught to my childrenruiaren,, t ^ h« cleaning up of his premises., «h»*e diseases, ated for this purpose from the ^follow the Traveling Man.... miseryDon't let rats bring dis jetting rid of filth, manure, and I clusions, yet good results already whenever they needeeded . a 1 case into your home. When yoi HARD TIMES" general fund, Mr. Bell declared In medicine of the kind.'' b reeding places Tor flies and I his letter. He urged boards of have been secured. The use oi 3" S to sec ur^ the utmost in hotel value arvd comforts. He ts an expert, see the first one. get RAT-SNAP Insist on Thedfordd'' s 2 nuking all privies fly proof and =—=J education to prepare and submit limestone and phosphate have in- That will finish them quick. Tbre, anltary. 6. All homes and es-1 For almost a quarter of a cen- creased clover yields from 1,000 ^traveling near and far. and experience has taught him that there is ' . >1 36 Sold anc budget and salary schedules for >eciallv the kitchen, dining-room i tury the writer of this has run his approval of the State Board of pounds to 2.000 pounds to the one hotel in every city offering jusr a little more in comforts and yet guaranteed by Jones Drug Go. md sick-room should be carefully < business. During all of that period, acre, and corn yields from 10 .i^o Education wil soon be released, a little less expensive. Dale. Stubblefield £ Co.. and Sex ctveiied against flies, which are; long or short, there has hardly 15 bushels. Tly-ee crops of to- ton Bros.. Murray. Ky. setting up conditions andHr which constant carriers of filth and ! been a year when there was hot boards of education may partici- bacco grown on land treated with • i — j a cry - of 'hard times." Prior to pate in Th*! equalization fund for limestone phosphate and manure More for your money—rates $2.50 single—$3.50 double Every that he can remember back a good teaehti£.vMr. Bell fa id. -averaged 1,307 pounds an acre, room with bath arvd shower, circulating ice waier, etactnc fan rea^; , iinnrj—years, and during those valued at $237. while tobacco 1 Wosew whr> tng lamps. comfoiSaSle easy chair , etc. etc . and Bebsl So comfortable years there was, still the cry .of grown on untreated land averaged '"Should tall.- <".. r Dry Cleaning "hard tiroes." During the World THE INVENTORY l 525 pounds valued at $104. Wheat ovj&r ea. restfuloeii is assured you after your tiring journey. War wh$n prices for all kinds of Par Excellence ,.A deputy, sheriff was sent and other crop yields have been commodities wore at their poak; •increased materially by a conserv- JffSTTTTv * ****** ; t n *X when (abor was able to command take an inventory of the proj^erty The dining rooms and coffee shops of these hotels radiate atmos- in a iiouse. When he did not re- prices higher than at any period in phere which is conducive to good appetites. The food served ts the You may expect long histcyy, 'the hard times cry al- turn for three hours, the sheriff service and continued most disappeared, but in" the fall went after him and found him as- best the market affords—the pnees are very reasonable of 1920. the same old song was sieep on a lounge In the living I TAKE THIS METHOD charm from your rooui of the house* He had made sung, and has been sung ever And don't forget to visit the Steamboat Cabin Coffee Shop at the clothes, if you period- since. - - a brave effort -with his inventory, invit»f my friends to come out to FIVE POINTS however: he had written down, of M*rk Twaun—it u'-ihe talk yf the town—different in surrounding! ically place them in As a matter of. fact "hard Living room—1 table.- 1 side- —where you can fo TEN DIFFERENT WAYS and Owen Bros, gentle times" are largely a matter of psy board. 1 full bottle whisky- and f o^d also chologyi7 Tf the great body i»olltic Then the "full" had ^been crossed buy FRESH GROCERIES, That Good Gulf Gaso- care, for a dependa- believes, that there are hard timef Illustrated Folder ble, thoroughly pro- - there will be hard times. The line, Oils and Greases and Cold Drinks. ng around, grow again; the sound of the tur- will be sent yon on request • stock market panic last fall ef- fessional Dry Clean- tle wiH again be heard in the e that will fected very few of our people. . Hoping to share a part of your trade and thank- land, hoarding yout money will ing. Probably not a score in the whole HOTEL ent, light, do little good. If we &J1 would . county were directly affected. Yet ing you for. past favors, I am very truly, The delivered prices are: Suit* dry cleaned and pressed, .spend just a little of what we I CLARIDGE CLARIDGE the matter was taken up and L have, instead of hoarding it, we HOTEL HOTEL $1; Plain Dresses, #1; Men's Straw or Felt Hats, f 1; Wo- i money became "tight.'* You. had MARK WAIN would all be better off and the, pave the I to be a pretty good custojpe'r of a R. E. CLAYTON hard times would be alleviated St Louis. Mo. St Louis Mo^ Memphis "fern men's Hats, SOc. hank to be able to borrow from it. j Grant County News. Parcel Post service at delivery prices. Add 10c extra for I You "had to furnish gilt-edge se- packing. ... • .,- S*^'. jcurity. This- made flbr "hard times" in a e£nse. Main Plant 10th and Broadway. Convenient Cash and .Car- Ami this year we have a ry Stations in Hotel Irvtn Cobb and at Bridge'and Clements Jdrouihfthe worst experienced here streets. ip "the memory of living man. Where it will end and how no- body knows. We are still crying "hard times." Those who have jobs -are-lucky. - Those who ha- t> saved enough to live on until there is a change are* lucky. Many tenant farmer will find himself hard pressed before the flowers CJUA 1_! T V CL. ETA HERS bloom next^sprlng. But there"Ts no occasion to be panicky. Things will change. Th?, PADl'CAH. KENTUCKY 1 rain will fall again; the grass will "ONCE is enough"

He's paid that bill. Hi» cancelled check proves it. He re- ceipts his own bills as he pays them. Alsd he automatic- ally records expenditures, and lets the bank do his book- keeping. Because of the triple convenience, he advises ... ty ijou urrnita ciqmettfi OPENING A CHECKING ACCOUNT km: I be BIG and LITTLE that id milder (Mid, 0i !gU-

I be BUSINESSES V -. , reg-

:am Receive Equal Consideration and Receive equally important commercial services at the r * lore Bark of Murray; the same personal interest of the officers, who are able, as specialists in finance, to provide the most authoritative counsel and information. Murray's suc- .LvJLlLDER, YES—BUT SOMETHING MORE. ^Chesterfield offers richness, aroma, satisfying cessful businesses operate hand in hand with flavor. BETTER TASTE —that's the answer; and "THE OLD RELIABLE"-—, that's what smokers get in Chesterfield in full- est measure—the flavor and aroma of mellow Bank of Murray tobaccos, exactly blended and cross-blended. (p mo. LIOOSTT fr Mraas Toaaooo COL • > AN EXTRA MEASURE OF SERVICE don roe

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b> It breaka the grind", de- When The Children All uaed. two cara of which have been clared Mr. Gatlin. 80 MEN EMPLOYED aet. aud one more car is on the Home Town Is Praised by ••Even ^tfiauip* always talk of Come Home ground. W- H. Hill fc Son employ "borne ai nt^ht. when tjjje£ jgather The tourist »re a iwuMttng ttfi 30 mea anl wV ti»e George Gattin of Oregon about the camp fire. The gypsy With hearts so full of KIPO • ON NEW BINDINGS btiffcffng by January I. Soc They know that chicken uie and, ljtrge Number C home Is with him wherever lie Contracts were awarded to cake Gall To M«-et toes", revealed Mr. GaUltt in 110,000 Pounds of Steel Set On Read, Original Poem, inj^;, 1 "" Are all completed with ae mis- both companies April 10. The and Mrw. W "Tasking of Memphis Red", a hobo take Library Building; AO Tons men's dormitory will cost $125.- Misses Capp Vesper Service at _ I Around lii« po. uis dnalins with poem. Is a wonderful sight to see. Laid On Dormitory 00u. and the library $250,000. —• i-r- * • « Desiree Beale gi home Saturday Murray home. Mr Gatlin centered Ms talk. '•If I live a hundred years more. Special efforts are being made to • - - 1 • I Many of the poems wmy^rtitten And when her job la so completed in en ting Mrs. . Murray will always be my home", She then retires to wait. Eighty men are at work on the have the men's dormitory ready Detroit, Mich, a B> Mar, Hath Gardner i were Mr Gatlin's closing words With every little noise she hears library building and men's dormi- for use by the beginning ot the in - Hopkinsville Walker of Hop! - There» no place Uke the I* • ralm voice with a Out' of his poems follows: She thinks there at the gate. tory at Murray State Teachera second semester February 2, A profusion^ used In the apa< . Western drawl. Mr Gatlin read THK HOME t ALL College at Murray State Teachers 1931.—College. News. home town, ... , She'tells old "dad" now with care i ere thrown to, ,, .. .. „ to Murravans and students Th* Wildfowls to the north are wing- College. The men's dormitory Is The small town, the old town, 1 We must brush our silvery hair. caaion. „.. . .. Home .£*!! • He told oC Crater ing. For1 wo must hide our grief and being built by W. H. Hill & Sons The Campbell County W?ool Announce their 9th. lVe guests w< When one is far away'. *, J From lakes in the tropical sun, pain of Fulton. Ky. The Raymond Lake and snow-peaked mountains Growers Association sold its 1930 door by Miss ^ These are the words recited by with never a hint in their singing And be youftg people again. of Oregon, his present home Al- Construction Company. Bowling crop for $2n..u;»" p»-r 100 pounds. the receiving 1 George Gatlin of Oregon to *hls a Till the home flight had begun. . 1 though he admitted the wonder of Green, 11 erecting the library Capple Beale, I Vnsensed. the call came speeding. For if we don't they'll no we've home townsmen bp vesper service Forty-seven Jackson county A August 20 per cent ree B ale. Mri ! it all. he proudly rang out As it comes to all who roam. cried building. Mrs.* Durwood at Murray .State. Teacher* College j ^ rather c^ch ^ ^ pkrlg And the bird tramps rose from H Club boys are growing an ,acre And stayedJM home and had no In the construction of the 11 of corn each. • Trimble feeding. prid Tuesday evening. July 15- Dr. urid^e than to fish with Zane brary building. 115 tons of steel Sides. To answer the aummons of And then their prayers >011 Id "tie Bonus Sale . - = Grey in the West'I had rather go 4ssls Ing ln _ home. 1 » in vain from the Granger Iron Company. a i'. ing room wei "The Ital* Around My lUece W ere > . To know that they had caused Louisville, have been set. and 20 Pund Miss Anna (,n a ,,cnu at 1 onc,> He_r*a. feeling. So on and on from day to day cubic feet are on the ground. The old-time darkies sing see no more Three sixes, 35c. 1 poem about..tramps. He speaks We "will be happy, bright, and ThA» gill be used 400.000 and Rugs I know where a trout stream's b65cy Jone. $1.25s Dru. Solg Co.d an. Daled guarantee. Stubbled- the gypsy language and writes gay about vagabonds. flowing Yet all the tin s^M,drtad to set common^rick and 100,000 face field Sc Co.. and Sexton Bros.. By the roots of a sweet-gum Murray. Ky. 1 "Every man should-h^ve a hob* brick. One. hundred thousand tree, brick have been laid and the starting August first, and And tt's useless to fight against So all the good things hands can same number are on the ground. going, bake Very Attractive When the home call comes to __ Chicken, pies, and hem, and The Raymond Construction Com- . r,., ... . , RA A I THAT hule Mrs. Jconctui Kite me. 7 cake , pany is Employing about 50 men ^ necdcd to grow 1 to le invite the people of Mur- It only brings the old time joy and will have completed the build- SUch an attractive girl wus to ci.!n There's no spot like the home To see our happy girls and boys. down herncrvcs an' id ne1 t ber stcr place. ing by February l, 1931. in iliapc so she could eat. S»i : srv , The-quiet place, the old place; About -half of the wall of the Then the old long table that been "Mother had a time with me v' 1 I ray and this vicinity to There's no sj»ot like the home Stored away is brought back men's dormitory has been laid in was going to school. 1 was f v place • To it's place that day. ^ fireproof brick. Fifty tons ol atid weak so riiuch of the time and . When one is far away. steel have been- set and the re- would not caC b-hc started gi\ come over and see why, Atod when they gather around to me Her bine and from then 011 li |-hint of- the past they are calling. eat maining 12 tons are on the has teen cntiwrly 'different for .r ' Home . voices, compelling and That old long table is so ccAn- ground. Of the 150.000 face rTeTtiiTte is a vegetable liquid y>'... '• stroi.^. plete brick which*will be used, 70,000 helps the stomach and bowels d • our semi-annual 20 per And the music of it is falling With father and mother in the are fatd. and 15,000 are on the what they would tf they were in On my heart like a siren's song condition they should be. For th Thorieh ' world i- am. - ground, ^ reason, when you. straying. The insidje walls will be of til- relieve the gas which cuji .s c • cent Bonus Sales are re- Though it means recrossing the brick. Five thousand of the 18 patioh, biliousness, indigestion, st;t:r sea. r. And after the table has been stomach, sick hcadaclus, a: 1 k"'r It's*"Useless to think of staying ' cleared , thousand which will be used are build solid flesh pu your scrav^ When the home call comes to Away they go kodaking. ^n Hie!, lacatlen Fcf trimming* figure. cognized mere handise me. And so each day as the houra six Cats of white stone will be go by - Sold bv Wear Drug Company There's no place like the home And the time will come to say town-. good bye. events of importance in The small town, the old Wn, There's no place like the home The mother will brush her silvery town Hair and powder her nose for ALL West Kentucky. Guart When one is far away. She must not sigh. ably co< —The College News. Tor'if the children know she have G< is sad T every si Jessamine count> beekeepers It Will spoil all the good —times have organized and plan to affili- they have bad.—Mrs. Lolu ate with the Kentucky Beekeepers* Miller. WE Patron* of-our bank epjoy the benefits Association. I Let Ua to be derived from our powerful ally Freshman Games R easons Why One hundred Allen roiint\ farm- the Federal Reserve System. ers will use 5.000 tons of "lime- Are Schedulec FRIDAY and SATURDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY Mont- this year- A state-o* ni-d August 1-2 August 4-5 , crusher Is operating In the conn- .The season of 1930 will for the Saturday Matinee THEY CLEANED UP IN Our Showing of Furni- Progressive men in every line of busi- Tim ilme in the history «*f tb THE KITCHEN— Murray Sfat^" Teachers College on. <\ J. CLARK ^The StueafilZ lovers^ ness, industry, commerce and agriculture, produce an official freehman foot V eterinerlan are tuck' ture, Rugs, Floor Cov- Ilium- 4

• r LYON'S BARBER SHOP % SHOftf ' " - ? II I'ntler W ,-Mern Union Your liusin.s. Appreciated ebr- ' Johnson, Steeley, and the By popular jjgmand lhe hilarious ^Kid/'^barbera. __atars have been brought together V W I.VOV, Owner. to give you the grandest fun you have ever had in .any picture 'thea- A Kroehler Living Room Suit which ter! They're a scream! And their m<3 x picture takes them to the—top oT was original y priced .... a WTal! Street boonf and down * " Also fourth chapter "Light- again for a joy ride without equal nihg Express"—aerial with- Iror laughs: Hold tight! WVre oft: was marked down during August 1 sound effects; and talking wTth ANITA PAGE. Suggested bv; comedy— EDDIE CANTOR'S BdOK Bonus Sale _to and New* Heel And Talking <.'

This example illustrates only one Autumn of the reasons why for the in- Coolness creasing business being done each 8H* succeeding sale. Cbe Cgler 'With the FIREPROOF Come 'arid join in the treashre 3-% Jefferson hunt—-it is lots of fun—its free Trade the blistering heat mid-summer days for of 250 BOOMS 200 WITH Bfi-M OnWMfc* the fresh coolness of October mornings. Plug an RATES electric fan into the nearest outlet and revel in the $250 SINGLE refreshing breezes: WITH BATH $AOO'3UBir Westinghouse You can be vour own wear hat man ivuha supply WITH B*TH of breezes always ymj haVe a Westing- General Electric on hand, if Deliciouslv Pre- house or general F-lectric fan See the display ar pared food m DtHHIS KIH0 FANS 6ur stor1e todav. DICING ROOM '.The J . AMD Vagabond King . 7 COFFEE SHOi JEANETTE MicDONAL-D Associated Gas and Electric System ! /It reasonable WARMttt OLi"D O P HtcCII I Prices Kentuck/-Tenn*'sMe Liflht & Power Com'pony- - Bi. — O (faramouni Qictu» Hopkinsville, Ky. MURRAY " KENVJCKT FIREPROOF- GARAGE in connection - one ENTIRELY IN TECHNICOLOR 19.10 Is Our 32nd. Anniversary Year block scuth of Hotel Also Talking Comedy—"Purely Circum»tanti»l" FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,1980 THE LEDGER * TIMES ^mtm

lovely with a color scheme of pink Wear. Miss Emily Wear. Miss Houston, Mrs. O. J. Jennings. Mrs.' and Mrs. C. W. Denham and Miss again. ^ and white vu presided over by Ethel Cutchln, Miss Maty Cutchln. C. A. Bishop. Mrs. Solon Hlrglns, i Polly Denhatu. Mr and Mr a.'Sam Ed McDougall and children Mrs. B. B. UcElrath and Mts Mrs. Tom Caudlll, Mrs. 'C . A. Mrs. Perry Farrls. aad Mrs. Q. B. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Owen have returned to their home near Karl 2mt UtMra asakslln* to V»'iirVl>. kkias T»»-V Bieii\s»i Scoll, wlio.unCs ull-t Jukn Brando* sad sou. Ted. Hr. aad Paduc&t\ after spending two week* 'he dlntnff room were Mrs. J D. Mdtce, Miss Verna Good**. Miaa Whittle)), Mits Martha Sue »at-| Mrs. Carlos Scruggs, Mian Mary /tr* I'M a community aad Siewart Society county. Vuwlett, Mlsa Marie Wilkinson, Ola Brock. Mlaa Ollle Depew. Mrs. lln. Miss Juliet Gatlln, who ac- Sue Garrett. Miss Mildred Miller, IjtrKt- Numlwr Of Uueats Mlas Lula Clayton Beale. Miss John W Carr. Misa Nellie Mae companied by Mrs. Scott, sang and Frank Garrett. The occasion The government dredge boat (Isll To Mm. Kennedy !:velyn LJnn and Mrs. Gep, Hartt Wyman, Miss Amelia Robfttng, Just Outside the Door," and Mrs. I was In honor of the Detroit rela- Thursday, Jluy sT, 103O day night.find only one drummer which was stationed Just above ami Mm. Walker t'pon leavl&g the dining room Miss Mary Williams, Mrs. Fred f\ E. Craword, who rfang "The tives and was very much enjoyed, The attendance ofTroop 1 and was absent, he would have been Pine Bluff has been called to Clif- there If he had not been sick. The v Misses Capple, Bettle snd lie gueata were served punch bv James Mrs. W. H. McElrafh, Mrs TWenty-ihird Psalm." — especially at the lunch hour. No 11 Increased a littu la, F. i ton, Tenn. day night and we ariT Very glad*, Bugtere did not ahow up In at- I>eslree Beale gave a tea at their Mlsa Martha Reed Kennedy and Herbert Drennon. Mrs. C/C. Mil- An ice course was ^erved by Bill Thompson Ipst a good rpare of -4his. We have been having tendance as well as the drum- home Saturday afternoon compli- Mlas Marguerite Jonea. Tiny ler, Paris, Tenn. the Paris society. Mil* Klma Stark* U Wed a few days ago. She^ Jumped a menting Mra. Jack Kennedy of about eight scouts that would be mers. we only had six buglers *H>queta of sweet peaa were pinned Panl Freeman, Paris. Those going rom Murray w«fe: to Cailettaburg Man. fence and in so doing hit a stake Detroit. Mich, and Mra. Durwood Tenn., Miss Beatrice Fry. Miss present almost every night, but present with eight absent. which stuck her deep enough to an each caller. Mv T. H. S okes, Mrs. Lula Ri»> the chart registered about sixteen i The boys that were present Walker of Hopkinsvllle, Ky. Bernice Fry, Mrs, .Mary Gardner. enhoover, Mrs. O. J. Jennings, ' Miss Elma Starks and Dallas cause death. A profusion. of flowera were The guest list Included: Miss Mary Gabbert. Miss Nlomi Rummager of Catlettsburg, Ky.. present last Friday night, we want seemed to snap right into form Mra. Glenn Ashcraft. Mrs. Mrs. Perry Farrls, Mrs. Tom Mor- very member of both troops pres- and that was good as we have had used In the apaclous rooms which Maple, Miss Bertie Manor. MU»» ris. Mrs O. B. Scott, Mrs. R. T. were married at 6:30 o'clock . ere thrown together for the oc- 'tobert Broach, Mrs. Harry Margaret Bailey, Mrs. B. O. Langs- Tuesday morning in the study o ent Friday night. The meetings no practice in quite a while. Tennesse&n Wanted for Broach., Mrs. Tom Banks, Mrs. Wells. Mrs. F. E. Crawford. Mrs. lo not last long. , casion. ton. Misa Elisabeth Lovett. Mra Bob Gatlin. Mrs. E B. Houston the First Christian Church here Remember everybody be pres- 'rue guests were received at the Thel Bowden. Mrs. H B. Bailey. Joe Lovett, Miss Gwendolyn he Rev. E. B. Motley, pastor of The Drum and Bugle Corps has ent Friday night for a short Murder Surrenders Here Miss Lourelle Bourland. Mra. Misa Juliett Gatlin. Mrs. Bowmai door by Miss Mildred Beale. In Haynes, MUsLydia Muse. Mrs. Miss Martha Sue Gailln, Mra. K. ( Is church, officiating.- Mr. and started practicing to try and get Scout meeting and a good Drum ihe receding line were: Misses John Whitnell. Mrs. John Parmer. Charles Hire, Mr«. Cleo G Hester. re. Clovis Wallis were the oply eady to go to the American and Bugie- corps practice 7:30 p. Luther fthodes, wanted in Miss [telle Fakes, Marmaduke. Frazee. Mrs John Whitnell. Mi Clippie Beale, Bettle Beale. Desi- Mlsa Aline Lemons, Miss Igna Gordon Banks, Mrs. John 'Far me tendants. Legion convention in Mayfield m. Friday. Johnsonville, Tenn., on »a charge ree B ale, Mrs. Jack Kennedy, \rk., Mrs Roy Farmer, Mrs. W. Roy A. Weatherly Leine, Mrs. S. B. Lowry, Mrs. Hob Mrs. Solon Higgins, Mrs® E.* 1 Mre. Rummager is a daughter • ipxt month. We practiced Tuea- of murder surrendered to Sheriff Mrs* Durwood Walker. Mra. I. Capllnger. Mrs John Rowlett, Mason, Mrs. W. H. Mason. Phllltps. Mrs. Mike Farmer, Mr ( Mr. and Mrs. Will Starks. Sh< Clint Drinkard here Tuesday night Hunter Trimble, and Mrs. L H Irs. J D Rowlett. Miss Rennle -'came in a few hours. Miss N.idine Overall. Miss Vir- Will HUI. Mrs. C. A. Bishop. Mr as graduated from Murray Hazel News and was placed in custody pending Sides. '.owlett, Mrs. Ed Farmer, Mra. I After funeral services by itev, the arrival of Tennessee offers 'Tarltale Cutchln. Mlaa Ola John- ginia Smith, Mrs. C. B. Penne- W. P. Brisendine, Mrs. Jesse Wa *igb School and attended Murra. * —1— Thurman the rQfnalns were laid 4s«ls Ing In receiving In th« baker. Mrs. C. P. Poole. Mrs, E lis. Mrs. Burrus Waters, Mrs. Ai Wednesday morning. on. itate Teachers College three years Dr. and Mre."W. F. Grubbs and to rest ia the Lassitmv-cemetery. ki.lng room were Mrs E J Beale H. Smith, Miss Vermonta \Vilson, nle Bowmar. Rhodes is alleged to have shol .he taught Arkansas one yea Miss Maude Walker spent Sun- The heartbroken mother ha? the J.:ml Mlsa Anna Dlltz Holton. Mrs Vernon Slubblefleld. Mra. Mrs__Warren Swann. Mrs. Geo. fatally a man by the name of pd last year In the Catlettsbun: iay In Paducah the gtieats of Mr. sympathy of the entire neighbor- Tbe large tea table which was R. W. Churchill. Miss Oneida Gatlln, Washington, D. C., Mrs. Jaclrson near Johnsonvllle Sun- a«fe-tSuck. . ^ (chools, where she will teach again and Mrs. Hester Walker^ > hood in her sad misfortune. H. M. McElfath, Mrs. Wells Pur- ibis fall. day morning. Messages were received her Mrs. Walter Wllkerson of Mur7j ^ dom and two visitors^ Mrs.-B^-B.' The bridegrdom is a son of Mr He made his escape after the lite Saturday announcing the mar ray was here Monday to visit Mre. t ^The continued dry weather is McElrath, Mrs. Italy Connor, Mrs. .nd Mre. H. M. Rummager, Pres shooting and officers throughout riage of Miss ^eulah Page to Mi W. E. Dick. ^ I tel,lT>£ on the crops aud unless we this section had teen requested to G. B. Scott, Miss Marie Wllkerson John Linard Btfek of Detroit. onburg, Ky. He was graduatec* Mra. J. G. Glasgow, Mrs. R. A. G. H. Gower haa returned home have rfliln within a short time the #be on the look out for him. The wedding took place SaUir .'rom the University of Kentucky Johnston. Mrs. Ola Neuman, Mrs. after spending a month in Mem- early corn will not* make any- day morning at the First Baptis ind since has been employed a M. G. Carman. uperintendent of an oil refining phls vistting his children and thing. A total of $500 has been raised Church. Rev. A. ,K. Morris of for cash premiums at the Simpson Mrs. F. E. Crawford, Mrs. John flciated. nlant in Catlettsburg. After a tfTp other relatives. | Most of the Detroit people who Weatherly, Mrs. Elliott Wear, Mre. tp St. Loula they will be at homr Cleave Owens of Mornette, I <*me to 8j>end their vacation county dairy cattle show August Mr. and Mrs. Buck were leaving have returned to take up w°rk 27. Boyd Wear, Miss Frances Sexton, for New York on their honey n Catlettsburg. Ark., visited his sister. Mrs. Rip Miss Ruth Sexton. Mrs. Minnie moon. No detaits of the nuptiaijs Cooper a few days last week. Had Beale, Miss Lula Clayton Beale. were given. Mrs. Buck formerly Mr. and Mrs. Ethin Irvan been twenty years since he and hla Miss Lorena Tyree, Mrs. A. B. ived in' Murray, but has been em H««U at Ml Fry sister had seen each other. Austin. Mrs. H. C. Cprm Mrs. L. iloyed as supervisor of the Sou1- Mrs. Daisy Gunter and daugh- H. Sides. Paducah, KV-. Mrs. thern Boll Telephone and Tele Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Irvan were rs, Mrs. Glen Skeleton. Mrs. Homer Trimble, Paducah. Ky., graph Co. In Detroit for the pas. hosts to a delightful fish fry Mon- Emery Ward. Sylvledelle, and Miss Juliet Gatlln, Mrs. Andy few years. She ls a daughter o( day evening atJPine Bluff. Mary Lorene Gunter and Clarence Cool Off Rhodes. Mrs. Merit Jordon. Mrs. J. C. Page and a sister of The guest list included: Jr. and little Miss Clara ShilculL, Browns Grove, Ky., Miss Maying Mrs. J. D. Shroat of this city. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jones, Mr of Memphis, Tenn., are here on Whitnell, Mrs. Clyde Downs. Buck is connected with the post- and Mre. R. H. Bobbins, Mr. and d two weeks-visit to their parents, Miss Frances Bradley, Mrs. office department in Detroit. Mrs. H. E. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs and grandparents, Mr. and Mre. John Burn ham, Miss Margaret Raymond Hargrove, Mr. ahd Mrs G. H, Gower. At Wooldridge, Miss Marguerite They will be at home after" Hobart Evans and children, Mrs Miss Thyra Adams of Hunting- Jones, Hazel, Ky.. Mra H. B. Tay- August 1 at 447 Lenox Ave., De- Hampton Jones and daughter, don and Miss Edna Trevathan of or, Mrs. Raleigh Meloan, Mrs rott. Mich. ^ Mary Frances of Houston, Miss., McKenzie, Tenn., are the plus's Clifford Melugln, Mrs Neva Mre. J-ck Bnale. Miss Lula Clay- Family Reunion at Bd ton Beale. Miss Nell Irvan, Mr. E. of Misses Lue and Deolie Overcast JONES' Waters, Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mrs thia week. Durwood Walker. Mrs. A. B. fitubblefield Hom>. E. Lewis, Mr. J. A. McCambell B' ale. Miss Mildred Beale. Mrs A most joyful day was spent at Mr. Lemval Yates, Mr. Joseph Mrs. J. p.. Nix returned home T. Beale. Mrs. Ted Sanford. Mrs. he home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stub- Underwood, Mr. Fred Cotham." Tuesday after spending a few days Jas. Edwards, Mrs. T. H. Stokes >lefield.on last Thursday, July ?4. in Indianapolis* Ind.. visiting her Fountain! daughter. Mrs. w. E..Wright and Mrs. Karl Frazee, JAn. J. K. Several of the kinfolks gathered Mm. Il'ink. and Mlaa Manor A HOT Night, But ASLEEPt Farmer. Miss Mildred "Graves, Mr. Wright. She "was accompa- Miss Margaret Graves, Miss Carrie Those present were Jim Strader, nied fiome by fier Iitile granti- daughter, Utile Miss Rw Mary Treat Yourself to a Mlison, Mra, P. A. Hart. Mrs. Ruth Strader, Ida Strader. Tom Mrs. Joe Lovett entertained Wright F ances McLean, Mrs. Vernon Strader, Houston S.ruder, Cora with a bridge-tea at her home Frl* Ha e, Mrs. Eld Diuguid, Jr., Mrs 'trader, Hettie Strader, Myrtie day afternoon In honor of Mra. Mr. and Mrs. D N. White, Mr Double Rich and Mrs. W. F. White, and Mre 'Ia rv Si^dd. oleman, Sue Paschall, Pat Cole- Gordoti Bjnks of Ft. Wayne, Ind k. • v Miss Margaret Tandy, Mrs. E. J. aud Miss Bertie Manor, who wll Sallie St.' John were in Mayfield nan. Jack Magncss, Irene Mag- Sunday vslting Thanks to the Fan B*>ale, Mrs. E. B. Houston, Mrs. less. Tom Henry, Fannie Henry, turiy at the U. of Cincinnati thia ICE CREAM SODA I Hood Mrs R. T. Wells. Mrs winter. H. I. Neely, A. E. Roone, Tom Stanley Henry. Leon Henry, Bryan Burton and E. L. Miller were in ~Ordon Binks, Mrs. O. J. Jenn- ax, Mary Dale, Moflie Bayne, Miss Igna Leine very pleasingly- Guardirg every hour of precious sleep, depend- ings, Mrs. Hillard Kennedy, Mss read an original script. Paducah Wednesday on business. Made the Jones Way! Jertus Slubblefleld, Opal S:ubb!e- Miss LaUra Crabtree of Fol- ably cooling and circulating the fresh air. We Miriitq. Reed Kennedy. Miss Aline leld. Tulius Stutblefield. All en- A plate lunch was served. Kennedy, Miss Evelyn Linn, Mrs The guests llat Included: somdale, Ky.. is the guest of Miss have General Electric and Westinghouse Fans of joyed the dinner and being to- Mary Sue Garrett this week. They're not only good. W llie Linn, Miss Mary Leona gether. Miss Bertie Manor, Mra. Gordon every 8tie for every need in the home and office. Bishop, Mrs. C. A. Bishop, Miss Banks ot Ft. Wayne. Ind.. Mrs E J. T. Turnbow and J. R. Milder They're delicious. These returned home Friday after .spend-1 Ruby Kenney, Miss Martha Kel Mr. and Mrs. Baucum S. Dluguld. Jr., Mra. Harry Sledd long, frosty sodas served at 1 y, Mrs. W. T Sledd, Jr.. Miss Mlsa Margaret Tandy. Mrs B. O ng two weeks in Hot Springs. WE SELL AND INSTALL CEILING FANS Hosts at Dinner \rk. JONES'. Try one on every Etna Baker, Mias Anna Diltz Langston. Mra. Herschel Corn. hot day—feel its cool, crea- Let Us Figure With You on One That Will Fill Hol'on, "'Mrs. Edward SudhofT, Mr. and Mrs. T.'O. Baucum en- Miss Margaret Bailey, Mlsa Ellz Mrs. Myrt Osburn had as her K a Kirk, Mrs Kelley Dick. ertained at their home on South abeth Lovett. Miss Carrie Allison juests last Thursday, Misses my goodness. Taste that Your Needs and Keep You Cool and Mrs. W. T. Sledd, Jr.. Mrs. Oren Eighth street last Friday even- Mrs. Bryon Langston, Mrs. Clif- Izara Mayer, Catherine Stareks chocolate . . . . perfect! En- | Keys. M s. Wllbert Outfand, Mrs ing with a 6 o'clock dinner com- ford Melugln. Miss E'.na Baker ,0 nd Mrs. R. E. Mayer of JLogan W. joy the racy sweetness slip- Comfortable 1 limenting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Va., and Miss Frances Vaughn. J. W. Compion, Mrs. Geo. Hart, Florida, Mrs Ted Sanford. Mia; ping down your throat. But Miss Estelle ^-Houston, Miss Betty Perry. Maryleona Bishop. Miss Anna Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dunn of De- . Thorn'on, and visitor. Covers were laid for eight for Dlltz Holton. Mrs. Edward Sud- rolt, are visiting their parents, let's not talk about it. Let's .he four-course dinner. The home Mr. and Mre. Bill Bailey. Mrs E'hel Ward. Mrs. Geo. Up hofT. of Cincinnati, Mrs Rud> have one .... now! ,vas attractively decorated with J. M. Marshall and O. B. Turn- WORKING I church, Miss Ruth Houston, Dal Ourv of Ft. Myers Fla. garden flowers and adorned the bow were in Murray Monday on las, Tex., Mrs. Hardin _MorriS> Miss Mary Evelyn Eaves. Miss ^center piece. business. CURB SERVICE? Mra. Ed PM1 Mary Williams, Miss Mary Loulst Mr. White of Union City, Tenn , ; tliltJtrcrt, Mrs. Welle i'urdom, Mrs YES MAM'M COMFORT lips. Miss Lula Holland. Mrs. El w»»~a business * visitor in Haze] bert Lassiter. Mrs. Robert Jones, ('amping Party on G. B. Scott, Mrs. Vernon Hale Tennessee River- Mrs. Lee Knsael, of Mayfield. Mlas Wednesday. Miss Tommie Kirkland, Mrs. Le- Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Herron and No waste of energy, no land Owens. Mrs. Ed Filbeck, Miss The- following young people of OpheUa Tripp, of Mayfield Mrs Hazel and their visitors spent last O. J. Jennings and Mrs. Joe El: laughter. Miss Annie Lue, spent losa of efficiency, no sacri- Virginia Hay. Miss I lee Keys. Miss Wednesday in Trezevant, Tenn. HOT WEATHER NOTE TO THE LADIES— Erie Keys, Mrs. Richard Keys, week-end at Pine Blulf, chaper- of Benton, Ky. fice in health in the fan- Amarillo, Tex., Mrs. B. B. Keys, oned by Mrs. Nat Gibbs, of Mur- Tea guests were: equipped household. Give Mrs. Taz Miller. Mrs. Herbert ray. Mrs. Ben Keys. Mrs. Tom Mor Hamlin News We carry the largest and best line-of high grade Those Included in the. party- your wife a fan to make Wall. Jr.. Mrs. E. D. Covington, ris, Mrs. F. E. Crawford. Mrs C Mrs. Boyd Gilbert, Miss Katherine were Miss Frances Vaughn, Miss A. Bishop, Miss Igna Leine. Mrs Little Hayrua, the two and a toiletries in town. Protect your complexion with her work pleasant. Whitnell, Mrs. R. M. Miller, Mrs. Izora Mayer. Miss Elizabeth W H Mason, Mrs W J. Cap- half year old child of Mre. Lizzie these scientifically made creams and powders. All Dee Houston. Mrs. Cleve James, Wright. Miss Catherine Starks. linger, Mrs. John G. Lovett, o. Thomas, died the 20th. Her un- Mrs. Karl Kinglngs. Mrs. L. L. Miss Esther Elam, Miss Laura Benton, Ky.. MrT" R T. Wells cle_wasL in to see her and gave the popular and most distinguished lines. Estimates Always Cheerfully Given Beale, Miss Velma Beale, Mrs. Ferguson, and Mr. Frank G. Mel- Mrs. E B Houston. Mrs. J. W ner a quarter which she put In lire Sam. Calhoun. » ton, Rob Roy Hicks, Harry Lee Compton. Mrs. W. S. Swann, Mrs mouth, and- before her mother Waterfield. Isaac Vaughn, and J W Carr. Mrs Torn Stokes. Mrs. could reach her she swallowed the R. H. VANDEVELDE & CO. M. E. Missionary Society Ls Allison. Geo. Gatlln, Mrs A. B. Austin, coin. She was carried to the JONES DRUG COMPANY Guest of Paris Society and Mrs. Wadllngton clinic for examination, and later -- HARRY JENKINS, Manager Members o'f the local- M, IVnhfUTi Family Enjoys to a specialist at Paducah. The AT YOUR SERVICE Missionary Society were guests of Picnic at Peggy "Ann Springs. \ Mrs. Oury Entmsliu coin which had lodged near .the PHONES—Office435; Residence 437 the Missionary Society of the First Those, enjoying the occasion Mrs. Rudy Oury entertained windpipe was removed, but death M. E. Church, Paris, Tuesday af were Mr. and Mrs. Voris Denham with a golf party Monday morning PLUMBING—WIRINGS-SHEET ternoon. and children, Dr. and Mrs. But- In honor of Mrs. L. N. Gillespie. The program was given by the lerworth and children of Detroit, Miss Marion Gillespie and Miss METAL Murray society. Mrs. Lula Risen Mich., Mre. Ea4ter Lasslter . find Flora Hlnton of Prattvllle, Ala . hoover presided and introduced children of Murray. who are house guests of Mrs. Har- Full Oversize Balloons Mrs. T. H. Stekes, Mra. E. B Mr. anf Mrs. D. N. White, Mr ry Sledd. Iced coffee and doughnuts were sei^l^ after the game. The guests were:' Mrs. L. N Gillespie. Mlas Marion Gillespie, Miss Flora Hln ton. Mrs. Harry Sledd, Mrs Ed 440 x 21 $5.65 Diuguid. Jr.. Miss Margaret Tan- dy. Miss Marie Wllkerson. M SUPER-SERVICE! G B. Scott, Mlsa Mildred Graves 450 x 20 6.40 Miss Mary Williams, Mrs B O Lannsron. MIBS Bertie Manor, Mrs. Gordon Banks, Mrs. Joe Lovett At Your 4 and Mrs. Wadllngton. x 21 6.45 Mr*. W. H. Mason KntertaJn. For Mlm Manor 479 x 19 • 7.65 r ; Mrs. W. H. Mason entertained .U s '' .v,^ iy-> Beck and Call with a folf party ^t the La Petite Links at 1:30 Friday afternoon n compliment to Miss Bertie Manor After the game the guests were * Telephone 208 nvlted to Collegiate IBn where lelightful refreshments were ser- Don't d<^ any unnecessary tasks this blistery hot ed. Dainty candy bouqueta were t the places of eabh guest. weather. That's why we urge you to call «ind let us Those Included, were: come for your car and deliver it—no extra charge. Miss Bertie Manor, Mlsa Naomi sple. Miss Mary Louise Gabbert — We'll do everything you ask just as carefully as Mrs H E Holton. Mlas Elizabeth Lovett, Mrs. B O. Langston. Miss if you were there to watch us and IN ADDITION, Margaret Bailey, Mrs. Leland ' 10-PLY TRUCK TIRES""1 check the battery water, see that all the tires are in- •Jwen. Mrs. R. M. Mason and Miss Mildred Graves flated to the proper pressure and fill your radiator, Full Power and Pick Up! 4LL WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Mrs. \V. S. Hwann Entertains -vA Mrs. W. S. Swann ^pened her~ i Lifetime Use our complete one-stop service—GAS, OIL, ovely home to medibere of the WATER, AIR. CAR WASHING, DOPING AND is Magazine Club and several guests 32 x 6 $34.55 Thursday afternoon. Guaranteed Sinclair H.C. GREASING, GEAR FLUSHING, TIRE REPAIR- Mrs—t. H Stokes gave an in- tt ING. " ' * - teresting review of the July Geo/ graphic Magazine; roll call was ' nswered by a brief sketch of/an- 36 x 6 $38.35 Twenty-five convenient editor's life; Mrs C. P. P6ole Gasoline playing her own accompanlent places in Calloway county sang one selection; and Mr*. Geo. Tubes also low priced THE GAS THAT COSTS THE DISTRIBUTOR display this sign and wi)l Gatlln accompanied by Mla« Juliet fhthtindex 3 CENTS A GALLON MORE Gatlln sang a group of so^gs. -upply you with the unex- A delightful ice course was Backed by Friendly For speed on the road; for climbing energy; for served. " ' f~ . Superior to many high-priced promptness in getting away with "GO" flash; H. C. celled Sinclair Gasoline ifl About sixty guests /en joyed the tins. Values possible be- gracibus hospitality M the host. cause Goodyear builda MIL- Year 'Round Servict is Hn eager performer. Try it and you will nevef both regular and high com- LIONS MORE tirea than any Rims cleaned, straightened. Other tires tise any other. Drive up today and let courteous pression. O. T. Hale, of/sarafota. Fla.. other company. Yon profit shifted. Careful mounting. Then we attendants (ill your tank. E. S. Diuguid, Sr.,. W. T- Sladd, by Goodyear economies when watch your tirea to see that yon get all Sr., and R. T. *P«nt Monday. „ yon bay here. Now ia tie the extra tronblefree Biles Goodyear night and ^Tuesday at the Wells builds into I Camp at Foe* Hymon tint to get jotirsl

Attend Rotary Convention

T. H. Stokes, President of the Jackson Purchase Oil Co. Murray Rotary Club, and J. D. S; xtofl. acllnc as secretary for O. T.- K*ren -attended tbe eaecntlve E. J. BEALE JOTOR CO. HOME'OWNEl' council meeting of the 18th ItOiar) District at Ashland Mon- Convenient Statiom, Owned by Home People, All Over Calloway County PATRONIZE THEM ,4a) and Tuesday of thia week. They mad* the trip by motor, leaving Murray Sunday morning MURRAY, KY. >E/H/3/H/H/H/E/E/ZZ/H/H/E/ land returning Wednrtday.

L. tern hennery white eloaely scloo- confined to her home with a MARKETS ted extra. 36Q3*c; average extra PRAYERS FOR RAIN Dairy Problems Discussed CALL OFF TRIP TO week's attack of asthma. GREGORY ELECTION 31*1 3&c Mr. Palmer Henslee, formerly Poultry—Live, firm; broilers, K ST. IXUIS I.IVKHTOCK of this county, but now manager «t '^u'J Vuinru" siby^VeUM b, expreM B-IFas Hellas store, in Belvt- Kast —. , " 1" u£J2r£\dZ l»t»3»c; lowls. Ireight. lt©nc; ARE OFFERED HERE By Milk Plant Manager PRINCETON FARM deer. 111., will arrive in this coun- TO HOUSE CERTAIN Dept ol Agrlc. Hoga-t» •MttsM.iiatlc; ruuaura. titUUt HkM mt. ty August b vo X T 500: »alr>r seO^e: llo lo Vtic. „l>re.»s. \le.'»rkntwmm* liijrbar; Mrtwjr we.slil WHU 2®c; express 20iT25c; iMng out the busiest place in town to 161) pounds, »» 20»9 45; moat H Several hundred rnrs^as at our dairy farmers at this time. selling good cows at such ridlc- for Purchase farmers and bus! for the last few weeks haa been Re-election of Congressman W. V. 170 to 325 pounds. »».76«*» 10; _i trnilvd it iD'.-v.ul service lor We realise that the lower prices ulously low prices. We believe we ness men at the experiment sub- round the ice plant—but nobody Gregory, Democrat, from the First UK to 130 pounda. »8.60©»15; orTnllk tbts yetn—together with can deal KWf tntemgentty with station or the University of Ken has had to guess why. District to ths House of Repre- bulk sows. $7.«®?.56.- WANT ADS rale »t the Murray Itaptls church the protrscted dry-spell has ten- our problem if we really know^ucky agricultural college Make *5 these hard times ">*y sentatives was assured today when Cattle—Receipts 3.500. Cslvee- .1 Tu.-sday night All denominations ded to discourage some of the folk what they are. ^ Princeton on August 5 have been getting 15 subscriptions for the Ray mond B. Dycus, Sralthland. the Kecelpta 1.600. Native steers SEE ARTHUR FARMER at Far- > were represented at the aerrioe. who are Belling milk and cream. It is unfair to Judge an Indus- abandoned due to the severe Ledger Thnes. Old im- new. last of four Republican candidates, alow ted kind In relatively liberal mer-Purdom Motor Co., for new J The special service was an And we hear ef some talk of some, try in times* of distress. Yet drouth in thia section of the stftte, Only all 15 at once with the cash withdrew. Mr. Gregory has had mpply; s tew "Western steers hat rack in your car, only t>0c; nounced by Pastor H. B. Taylor of the farmers selling their cows. some men -engaged in the dairy according to C. O. Dickey, county will be accepted, then we will give no opposition frbm his own party. steady; mixed yearling* and helf E J. Trail Alp al ItJs resulsr Sunday evening aerr So far practically all the coWs that business are doing that. Tbey are agent In charge of the arrange- you a «&>bill. Otlfer Congreaadien whoae re- ers steady to 25c higher: cows, vice and the general public waa ha\* been sold in this County were j losing faith and disturb others ments. Ralph Penn. who recently re- elec/fons are assured through cutters and low cutters atrong'; FOR RENT—Rooms. Mra. Jo® < . Invited to the special prayer cows that were defective and very ! by their discontent. They think Approximately 200 farmers and turned to Murray .has opened up lack of opposition are David H. bulls -steed?; vealers opened 15c Farlev, 21 f South 4th street, ^tp 1 meeting. low producers. Thf prices <-''t tin- only of comparative figures and business men In the Purchase dis- a garage on South _glde court Kincheloe, Madlsonvllie, Second lower with later deals In hulk 50c FOR SALE—Majeatlc kitchen ' 1 fell to gfvs ew trict were expected to make the squhre. District* and Jolfn W. Moore, higher tlisn opening; Western rahge. buriw coal or wood; alao>. steers »5.75C H.IO; tat mixed 1 ing has done for all our peopfe. trip. An examination of the crops Judge T. P. Cook of Hopklns- Morgantown, Third District, 4-burner Florence Oil Stove, prac- v«nllnga and he|/ers «8.15010.35 The dairy industry is sound. It and demonstration of dairy and ville, spent the week end with his Democrats^. Maurice H. Thatcher, liftillv new, Bt»th good values.— cowjj H&5; low cutters $2 25(b is suffering a period of readjuat- poultry methods were to be fea daughter, Mrs. yE. J. Beale, and Fifth"district. Republican, has no Mrs ~H. B Bailey, West Olive. A80 * 75; niedlum bulls, 15 75 di>Wn; ment along • with other leading turea of the meeting. sister, Mrs. -^.nhie Grogan. Democratic opposition, but has a vealers. I9.6O01O. FOR RENT—A good, green paa- industries. When price standards O. T. Hale. E. S. Diuguid. sr./ Soc 1 aliat-Labor opponent. ture about 300 acres on the Paris (are stabilized once more and busj- and W. T. Sledd. sr., spent a few Sheep and Ljimbs- Hecelpts zel, Ky..- Route 2. has typhoid and Mayfieid intersection high- neas of all kinds become normal days the first of the week, camp- Ed(f Bradley, of Paducah. spent 2.500; no early sales; Indications fever. ! way, Terrapin Creek and Obion you will rind the dairy industry ing at Fort Hyman on Tennessee the week end and a few days the steady; probable bulk fat lambs. All tha^e who call uppn us for Mr. Loyd King. Paducah, had River. PlenTyful flowing__sprlng holding the place it has held in River. first t>f this week here with hia N 25; common throwouts, $4; his tonsils removed at the clinic water. Lots of good grass and services are treated alike. Things the ecoriooils affairs of the agri- parents. Mr. and Mra. -C. H. Brad- (at ewes. S2.50&3.50. hospital, "i J. E. Johnson, west end grocer, shade Can take car*? of 200 head cultural states. Leaders in the ley. Mr. Bradley haa recently that make much difference in Choice of any hat in the house, was confined to hla home the first of ^rot-k. One dollar' per motith. been elected a member of th^:. life make no difference to us* dairy ihdustry. see this. They "are felts or braids $2.50.—Mix W. P. of the week with an attack of ill- • X.Y. I'ltODl't'K .—C. A Singleton, at the farm. -olng about their -business to Brlsendlne ness. board of directors of the Junior New York, July 30—Butter- Association of Commerce in Pa- build for the future and to sup- Mr. Lark la Vlckey. Puryear Mr and Mra. J. C. Harrell and Receipts 12,977; steady; creamery FOR RENT- Three rooms, on There need be no hesitancy port the long delayed movements ducah. higher than extrs. 37 H 038c; ex- Tenn., and a rural .carrier ojut ol* little daughter. Ruth Virginia and Ollve street, close In. Phone about calling upon us foi^service to strengthen-the market demands Mr/ and Mra. Elbert Lassiter tra "(92 score) 37c; first to Puryear was .a business vlsltpr lni Joe. have returned to their home 415. tf for eveiV^ase is treated with the fty da^ry products. They are not Murray Wednesday/of this week in Akron, Ohio "after visiting'Mrs. and their houseguests, Mr. and 91 score,) 34086UC. utmost consideration. Those who (itsheartened. Men engaged In Mr. O. B. Springer, student at Harrell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D. R. West, of New Market. Pollerv t I>re.sed steady. "GRAVEYARD CLEANING—all - the dairy business are in a sound M. S. T. C., been aufTeflng W. S. Tolley of Murray and J. C. Tenn., spent Monday motoring in Eggs Receipts. 19.601; steady -persons Interested in Hicks grave- wish the type o£ Service we ren- Mixed colors.closely selected from an inf^rted^ ankle. Harrell's parents of Mayfieid andi the Reel toot Lake section. Mr. yard are requested to meet there dor may have it. MContinued on Page 'West is a prominent lumberman selected heavv 29®29Hc; extra Uncle Sirlss'Orr has been quite Mr. and Mra. W. B. Tolley of Pa- Friday.. August 8. with tools and- of New Market. 28 0 28H<-; extrt* firsts 25 H 26c; sick at the home of his son, Jim ducah. dinner and prepared to -clean off firsts utondi Orr, in South-Murray. Sec us ior paint, gla»s and uall- " -Mp. and Mrs. Janaes-Gttler of same. : * Mr and Mrs. R. R. Meloun left paper, .Murray Paint & Glass Co., St Louts, Mo., and Mother. Mr8. medium firsts 16® 19c; nearby FOR SALE—Registered one-year Thursday afternoon to speQd the South Side Square. B. M. Berr,y of Oakton, Ky., were hennery brown, extrs 300 31c: week end with relatives and Mr. and* Mrs. M. H,,Burrows and dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. T. extra firsts 25'4©26^c. old bred heifer.—W. E. Blakely, friends In Memphis. two children and John Wiseuiuel- O. Baucunv Sunday. Eggs^Nearby and n>-arl>v Wet^ Almo R. 2 Alp Make *5 these hard times by ter, of- Chicago, were guests last getting 15 subscriptions for the week of Mr. BQrrowa' sisters, Mrs. Mr*,. Hob Mason Entertains l,«Like $5 these hard" flnies by | , whit" The colors were further Los Angeles. Calif., left there by getting 13 subscriptions for the i carried out in an elaborate four tm^-m motor to visit friends and rela- llace cards held the fol- merly in business here. wjll h« accepte to spend a few weeks back Myers. Ha., Mrs Edward Sudhoff, atives here this week. ^ Mrs home with relativea and friends. vs. -of- t^metrrmrtl. Miss Anna Dlltz Thweatt was formerly Miss Lillian M Holton Mr* Karl Frazee. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Sherrjr Fincher are Stovall and Is well known here Ruth 8cxt«; Mrs. E. J. Beal^ the parents of a 10-pound baby where she formerly resided. girl bom Wednesday. Mrs. Kate Kirk. Mrs. Will Mason. Mrs. L. N. Gillespie and daughr Mrs. Charles Hord, Mrs. Warren Closing out AO. dresses, silks, ter, Marion,.-and Miss Flora Hin- Swann. Mra. G. 13. Scott and Mrs. r re pes and georgette® at half ton. who have been visiting Miss I Rob Mason. price.—Mrs. W. P. Brlsemline. Hinton's sister, Mrs. Harry 1.1 Judge and Mrs. Thomas P. Sledd.. returned Wednesday to] Mrs. Jack Farmer will be at Cook, of Hopklnsville. were guests their home In Prattville. Alabama. me to the Entre Nows Club on of their daughter, Mrs. Elmus J They were accompanied by Mrs. ! xt W> Party Mr Monroe Peeler, of Murray See us for paint, glass and wnll- Mrs.' G. B. Scott entertained visited Mrs. Jennie Pendleton, |iapcr, Murray Paint & Glass Co., with i*a picture show party Mon- near Lafayette., and Mr .and Mrs. jfcHftli Side Square. J ^ day evening complimenting Mrs. G. G. Wallls. near Maggie, several Miss Mary Helen Broach is L. N. Gillespie. Miss ,F'ora Hin- days last week. The motored spending a few weeks In Detroit on and Miss Marlon Gillespie of through.—-Cadiz Record with relatives and friends. Prattsvllle, Ala., the house gue8ts Miss Mary Frances Jones and Phil Cutchin is visiting his H of Mrs. Harry Sledd. mother, Mrs. Hamp Janes, of grandfather, A. L. Stanfill, near POUND Other guests were Mrs. .W. S. Houston, Miss., are visiting in Union City, Tennessee. •S^ann.' Sljs Geo. Gatlin,a^Mrs. Murray this week. Frank Saunders and family q{ BEEF STEAK iRudf^Oury. Mrs. Wadlington and Make $5 these hard tbiiew hy Covington. Ky.. spent the- w?ek I = Miss MnrtP Wilkinson. getting 15 subscriptions for the end here with relatives and ' t^lgrt * Times. *6M — POUND friends. Including his cousins, j Only all 15 at once with the cash Mr*. W J. Beale. Mrs. Jim Ori CHUCK ROAST will be accepted, then we will give and Mra. Jeff Farrls. Mr. Saun- you a *5 bill, ders Is a native of the county and POUND t Mr. and Mrg. Arlie Lovier of baa many friends .bare who were Highland Park. Mich., arrived In glad to see him. BEEF RIB ROAST Murray laat. Saturday to spend Locals Mr. and Mrs. Noble James, of few days with his father, M. M. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oklahoma City, are visiting Mrs. Lftvier, and other relatives in POUND 1 £c Robert Paiges, Tuesday, July 29. James' father. Jim Tutt, on the $5.00 Calloway and Graves county. They 2 J H has named Robert Jr. East side', and Mr. James* parents. MEAT LOAF will return home the latter part Mrs. Harbard Jetton is Mr and Mrs. Bill James, at Kirk- pf this week. Mr. Lovier is em erative patient*"^ the c^lglc sey. - _ • POUND spital. He is reported doiiffc ployed at Briggs Body Plant of that city and will returns to'his* Make these hard times by HOG SAUSAGE 15c >*ly«*t present. ' getting 15 subscriptions for the Mr Wildi" H rdina_ Murray, Is work August 4. _ Ledger & Times. Old or new. l' ii-nt at the clinic hospital Tor Alfred Haneline, who has been Only all 15 at once with the cash POUND dlca! treatment. Cash For spending the past two months .vHT be accepted, then we will give PORK STEAK 2QC Mr. Riley MIHe* Hazel. Ky., visiting his grandparents, Mr. and you a l«5 hill. i«.a 'business visitor In Murray Mrs. M. M. Lovier'of Murray, will Clarence Henry, son *of Mr. and Wednesday of this week . retnrp to his home In Detroit. He Mrs W. H. Perry is improved at M ike »5 these hard times by will return wiyj ,.htS uncle, Arlie c his hom& south of town from a ARMOUR STAR BACON 40 getting 1T> suWriptloiu for the Lovier, and Mrs. Lovier. four weeks illness. .Leigvr^ & Times. Old or new. Mr. and Mra. N. B. Barnett of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cunning- POUND ly -If 13 at once with riie cash Owensboro. visited Mr. Barnett's YOU ham and children ot Cehtralla, 111'. WEINERS 15c -SlYi^ e accepted, then we will give sister, Mrs. Nanny Ivie, and other Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cunninghatn you a bill. relatives here this week. of Seminole, Okla., Gordon Cun- I * Miss Nettie McNaJab is an t»pera- Special close out sale on coats ningham and daughters,* Margu- patient at the clinic hospital. and dresses.-—Mrs. W» P. Brlifcen- erltte. Seminole, Okla., Mrs. Eu- During the months of JULY and AUGUST only, you I \Mr. Pasehalf Knhrhi. Knight. dine. * gepe Shipley, Akron, Ohio. Mra. Shroat Bros. Meat Market_ hiy>, is an operative patient at the Mrs. S. R. Pearson j has re- Fulton Young, Memphis. Tenn., can earn ready money easy if you will devote a part of turned to her home In Nashvjlle, Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Wella ^nd FREE DELIVERY .A ..st b«T~?carbrot>gh,- of fra after"a t . isit with her Children, Al. G. and Helen Mae of your time each day in getting new subscriptions, or renew- parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wear "Martin, Tenn have returned to Blscoe Robertsop of Detroit has their homes after a reunion with als, to this newspaper. It's easy and the plan is simple. been, spending a teh days' vaca- their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, G Just bring into the Ledger & Times office 15 subscriptions tion with btft parents, Mr. and , Route. 7. Only 0me Mrs. E. C. K. Robertson. ^ son was absent, Harry_£unnlng- paid a year in advance and we will hand you §5.00 in Miss Ruth Warterfleld and ham of Detroit, Mich. - Chas. Warterfleld of Detroit, re- Vernon Tlate and son. "Solon c^h. That's all there is to it. Just simply do it. You are SOUTHERN LIMITED, Inc. urned today, after a "week's visit Gibson, spent .Tuesday night at with .Iheir parents, Mr. and Mrs Fort Hyman with Messrs^ Wells, eligible if your name is on our list. See your neighbors P V \yarterfleld. Diuguid, Hale and Sledd. who are ^ Water Is being 'hauled from camping jhere this woPkr-Hien- and friends and bring in as many as you can and we will THRU BUS SERVICE Murray to a mirnlwr of points tn Gjogan and Gordon Banks motor- give you a five dollar bill for 15 subscriptions. No less than tMe County, for drinking purposes. ed down Wednesday afternoon tor Cisterns and Wells are "going barf"' a short visit at the cani* - on- account ^ of the proioneed 15 wiH be considered. If you see the people you can eas- Mr. and Mrs. J K Dick of idrputh."- \ . i'arih. Twin., "were visitors in the ily get 15 a day. You had better hurry before your neigh- PADUCAH TO CHICAGO J. F. ThompsorKof Hazel'was a city Monday. business visitor in tbe city Mon- bor beats you to it. day. T. J. Henslee.'Jr., son of Mr. and HOSPITAL NEWS * In Connection With Mrs. Palmer Henslee, of MM. deer, Illinois, and grandson of DK . Promfbehi among the visitors SUBSCRIPTION RATES I T. J. Henslee .of Newburg, whom ^H^the hospital the past week wr-re he is visiting, swam Tenrtessf-e Dr It. T. Galllmor' . Cottagt $100 in Calloway, Marshall, Graves, Stewart and River at Newburg SundayT^ The Grove. Dr Bigcs, Palmersville. lad is juat 10 years old and_8jKim- Tenn.. Dr CofTield, Hardin. Ky. Henry Counties. mlng the river aHMs age i»>quite" ¥mT Dr. A. T. Rus-ell, Mo^el a noteworthy feat. Tenn. Each ot tliPse were at th^ $1.50 Elsewhere in Kentucky. Make $5 these hard times- by jiospltal In Intere^tvOf patients getting 15 subscriptions for Jhe whom they have brcQi^ht here. - C. RAY BUS LINE ,I>e Mrs. Carl Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovett and BOns Cottage* Grove; Master Welder LET'S GO! One Way Round Trip Sunday and Monday. French. Big Sandy. Tenn 35 t ;•" • B. D Johnston and family The following patients were ad- moved blck to Hardin, their form- mitted for operationsMr. Chas er Some thll week. Mr and Mrs Edwards, Puryear; Mlsp HatTie Who will be the first to get a new five dollar bill? Tickets and Information - - Johnston have been r^pldlng ITU Aldftrdlce LynnvlRe; Mr BUTKCFS .Murray while their children have^ParkP»rk*fvJr.^ * , Murray; Mr. Ike < | been attending the Murray 1*tate-, Vaughn. l.ogsLogann W Va-. Miss ( - 4Twv-*rwnr-f~nrrrrrW inslf qilltfnv^r ogan Vs., Sirs. ter Agn^f Johnston sway n mem- Keldett -Conyern. Big Ssndy, Miss v ber of rhe 1930 cla-« and vrjli Msrv L f-.3hb"r' CsmphelMlle. Start Today c toach in the B^ntoc s^hooij this Kr . \fts Arthur Jr» rr Thsrpe j year. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston ha\e Tenn made many friends whill li\ing The following patientlenus werw e dis- her^. He Is connected <%ith the charged from thIe hospo.pllal' : Mrs Railway Mail s^rvlc^ , Trov Knight..Mortal. Tenn : Miss Hotel S«**» u-i-for (taint. gla«« arid wall- Nell- McTnnnell. 'Cottage ^.^o^e: | |Mi|M*r. Murray Paint & Glass < ««** .Master WHder Frenclr, Dig Sandv ' South Sltle M|liah>. Tenn; Mrs Herbert Darden! 'Slj-h PH0NU-. ML1RRALJQL Tail ilr^.ll^Una ents, Mr. and NTK I; II Wilcox, traiton. FMucah Mr. Charlie on West College.. Mr Wilcox U Miller. Ahno; Mrs (•) r. tup .tudvlnE in George Peabody Col- Benton, Mrs Albert Allen," f*ur. BUSES TO EVERYWHERE I lege this slinuncr. vesr; Mr. Burges, Psi»ker, J*. Mrs. O. J. .Jennings was sble to Murray; Miss Izura Mayer and M be not sgaln-?T«lurdsy after being Tk»> Van W Va