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The Ledger & Times, June 13, 1930

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TEACHERS ARE Ei*ht of Ref R Haxel> DISTRICT HEALTH White Leghorn Flock All Five Children in Calloway FISCAL COURT Is Highly Productive Family Win Health Blue Ribbon A XIllAmiorn nv Join in Re-union on 52nd Anniversary PUSHES HAZEL GROUPS MEET HERE D. T. Adams, of Murray AINNUuNLfcl) Bl of His Service to Southern M. £ Church Route 9. has brough to the 9 One of the most unusual fami- passed on only a few years ago. Splendid Attendance. Interesting Ledger & Times office an un- ROAD PROJECT COUNTYBOARD lies in this section of the country The Rev. Pigue Is one Of the Talk* Mark Conference In | usually large egg produced by held its annual reunion Wednes- best known and deepest beloved (It) Mund*). a member of his large flock of | day of last week at the Hazel and respected ministers of this White Leghorns It Is 6 Magistrates Vote Offers to Reed, Almo; Hurt, Kirlcsey; home of the Rev. R. R. Pigue. section. He has served all of his Murray was host to an excellent Inches in circumference and 3 State Highway Com- Arnett, Lynn Grove, , Eight sons, seven of whom are pastoral life in western Ken- meeting of the Southwestern Ken- and an eighth inches long. v tucky and western Tennessee and mission Retain Placet newspaper men, gathered to pay tucky Health Unlf Association Mr. Adams has 103 hens in thefr respects to the honored no pastor in all this section is Monday. The sessions were well his flock and since January 1 father and to attend the annual closer to the people. * attended and thetalks and papers has reaped a harvest of 1,000 IS CONTINGENT UPON ILSON IS PRINCIPAL family home-coming. The mother This year's reunion canie.on the were Baid to be unusually interest- dozen eggs. BOARD S ACCEPTANCE T HAZEL HIGH SCHOOL 52nd anniversary of Rev. Plgue's! ing. service to the church. Since the The morning session was held boys went away from honre it has New Principals Will Head in the office of the Cklloway City School Files Application ISO ATTEND LEGION been customary to reunite for County Health Unit In the court for $1.25 Tax in a Faxon, New Concord three days at least ~once a year house. A talk on "Kentucky's 16 MORE SIGN FOR District High Schools The "bo'ys" are: Blue Ribbon Children" wainnade MEETING SATURDAY R. H. Pigue. Jr.. Munce M. by Dr. Jaunita M. Jennings, of the Pigue and Paul W. Pigue, of Calloway Fiscal Cburt got be- The 1 plete roster of teachers state bureau of Maternal and JERSEY CALF CLUB Nashville; fid W. Pigue of Mur- Child Health. Dr. Jennings hind the Hazel road project Tues- for J!a lloway county graded a«d Mauy \ Oritur*. Officers freesboro; W. W. Pigue of Pitts- day when it passed a resolution to high schools for th« year 1930-frf, pointed out the increase in the Present; Six Member* Join burgh, Pa.; Marvin H. Pigue of Total Enrollment Now 45; 2.S advance the "money to build the with only one ttfr two vacantia yet number of Blue Ribbon children 1***1 PoaC New Orleans; R. W. Pigue, of St. In the past five years. Are New in I>alr> roacW to the state highway comr appearing, IH announced thll week \ LOUIB, and Robert L. Pigue sports Work. The visitors were guests of the mission, provided the state roa^l by tff^ On lloway County Board of editor of The Memphis Evening- board would promise to reimburse The rish fry and get-together local health unit and local phy- Education. Appeal. all brothers. Sixteen boys and girls were the county on other road pro- of the Calloway Post of the sicians at luucheon at the Murray There are several changes in signed last week by County Agent ject during the next biennial American Legion Saturday eve- National Hotel- teachers for the smaller schools C. O. Dlckel In the Calloway Qouo- ning at the scout cabin on the Following invocation by the period. but the high school faculties re- ty Jersey Culf Club, making tl>^ Paris road was an immense suc- Rev. Jno. Ensor, the visitors were The 'order passed at the May main substantially the same. total enrollment. 4 5. It posts cess. More than 150 local Legion- N. C/LOCAL TRAIN welcomed to Murray by County 13 session, putting up the coun- nothing to join this club and Robert Reed, Alino; Max B ires and former service men at- Judge C. At Hale. ty's share for the construction of tended in addition to state" of- every boy or girl interested in a Hurt. Klrksey and Crawford Dr. Ben B. Keys made a talk on Record of Three Daughters, Two Sons of Mr. and the grade and drain on the Con- ficers of the Legion and a num registered- Jersey calf should be- Arnett, Lynn Grove, will again GOES OFF JULY 1 general health and four vocal cord road was-rescinded at Tues- ber o.f visitors from Mayfield and conie a member. You can enroll head their respective schpols. lections were rendered by Miss Mrs. T. A. Jones, Lynn Grove Equalled by days meetlna. Magistrate W. A. Marion. Post Commander Geo. up to July 1st. Hollie Briinm and Miss Charlene Only One Other in State. Patterson voted against the re- Walter Wilson has been select- S. Hart was master of ceremonies. Other Schedule Will KenmJn Those joining last week were as Brimm, students at the college. scinding order. It was supported ed to succeed Prof. M. O. Wrather, Same; Decreased Patronage. follows: Ivison Hill man, Clark Six new members were signed The afternoon session was held .Carlos, 18; Louise. 16; May telle, by Esquires H. E. Brandon, J? O. now county superlntendept, as * Is Reason. Ross, Ralph Goodman, James Only one other family in . the on the local roster. This brings a.t the First Christian church and Wrather and W. H Thompson head "of the Hazel schools. Orie Lassiter, Fred Lassiter. Howard state of Kentucky, according to in; Nellie Rau, 11. and Alvis the roll to approximately 125 was featured with a talk on "The while Magistrates D. P. Farris. E. Lassiter succeeds Hyland Boyd as The local "accomodation" train Ross, Ethel Mae Paschall. Ellis Dr. J. A. Qutlantl,' Calloway" Edward. 8. members which Is highly pleasing Tired Child by Dr. Mary JVT B. Adams and Lee Barnett re- principal al New Concort} while of the N. C. & St. L. railway Paschall, Anna Lou Sinothernian. county health officer, equals the to local Legionaries as It far ex- Pierch, e^ild health demonstrator Mr. Jones is one of the best frained from voting. Houston Dinning succeeds Edd between Paris, Tenn., and Padu- Elridge Smotherman, Harold reord of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jones, ceeds the goal of 100 for 1930 set and an address by Dr. Hugh Itnown tarings of the west side The motion Tor the resolution ^Niehoff as agriculture teacher. cah. will be discontinued at the Huie and Van Huie. of Lynn drove in having all of the first of the year. Prather. FultXH^ count> health of on the Hazeel road was offered by Thomas Dubois succeeds O. W. cldse :of business. Jane- 30, it is —Twenty-three- of tlie members five children win the coveted Blue of the county. All of the chii- ficer on "Conservation "of Child Esq. Brandon and seconded by Mr. Barker at Faxon. Mr. Barker Visitors at the fry Included announced by the railroad. While are new members and it is their RTbhohs^Tor child- hewUh. award* ax*; students of the Lynn Health . ~ staTes '"that, when takes Mr. Dubois' place In Mc- State Adjutant Thomas Hay den, no reasons are given, it is under- first yea rin Junior 4-H Club of which were made May Day Groye school and Carlos is a mem-f-wrather, State Contact Officer, C. N. Flor- demanded. Calloway county will Crackefc cohuty. stood that the recent opening of The day^ 'program^ was ar- work. The children, pictured here. her of the school basketball team. ence. 8ft. Samuel Woodfiil, out- a bus line between Paducah and ranged by Dr. J. A. Outland, . appropriate ,a sufficient sum to The graded schools will open ln> standing hero of the world war; Paris is the reason though pa- county health officer, and .Mrs. [construct the grade, and drain on July and the high schools in Sep- x District Commander John S. tw^nage has declined steadily dur- Mabel Glasgow, county nurse. ^ Murray Barber's Design Another Gold Medal • the Hazel road, under the under- tember. i Brown, of Marion, Post Adjutant ing the past ten years. ^Among those present was Dr> COUNTY MEDICAL tanding that the state .highway Orville Lamb. Marlon and the commission will reimburse Callo- The complete list of teachers The train runs to Paducah in V. A. Stilley. Benton, field direc- -Is Featured in Magazine Gomes to Calloway follows: — following from Mayfield; Bob tor for the.state board of health way county in'other road con- morning, arriving at 8:30 o'clock, \ ~ struction during the next biennial Back us burg. Pearl Darnell; Humphrey, post commander; John and supervisor of the first district. A Gold-. Medal Register, of and returned to Paris in the after- The 'x^Egyptian Swirl" a new SOCIETIES MEET period. - - Brooks - Chappel, Inell Waltson;. Parks. Sam Easley. W. H. Crea Merit has been awarded I" noon. reaching Murray at 5:20 model of nobbed hair, which was 4 The resolution was voted Chesnut Grove. Anna - Doles; son, Harry Weaver, J-u*ige John Majesty's Fancy Olge. 673504. a p. ni. L/^ recently created by V. B. Gardner. against by Mr. Patterson. Esq. Center Ridge, Q,/ B. "(irogan; W. McDonald. Dr. E. V. Edwards purebred registered Jersey in the Physician*. Auxiliary Gather'Here The schedule of other trains, Gregory' Qualifies Murray barber, Issjirominentlv fear Adams did not vote and it carried Cherry, Rollins Winchester, Eva and Jesse Speight. herd of T. A. Jones, Lynn Grove. for Dinner. Meeting* two each w^y, daily, remains the tured in the May "number* of the by vote of the other members of Ffcrris; Dexter, Omas Evans, Mrs. Sgt. Woodfiil addressed the For Re-election Which completed a 365 test on Tuettikty. same. Barber's Jourhal. tha voice- of the c^rt. Evans. _ rrfeeting on the work being done 80,000 master barbers or^merica, April 24. Edge Hill. Ttavmond Story; for disabled, vetrans. The entire Frankfort. Ky., June 9— The regular monthly ' meeting The court also vpted- to ap- published in New York Cityv The cow produced 13.745 Elm Grove. Mrs. Lala Watson; meeting was informal. Congressman W. V. Gregory, May- of the" Calloway County Medical propriate sufficient money to take Izaak Walton League The Journal devotes practicfajly pounds of milk, grading 5.67. East Shannon, Myrtls Perry; The address of welcome waf field, seeking re-election to Con- Society and the Woman's Auxil- care of the ri^ht of way on the an entire page to Mr. Gardner^ ^jet cent fat. for a total of 779.58 -Flint. Ruth Overby; Flint Valley. delivered by Mayor Edd FllJ>e6k gress, today qualified for the iary was held Tuesday evening at Cotdwater road which was re- Formed Here Friday creation, with prominent head- -Rounds «>f fat during the year. Louise Parker; Goshen, Aline Wil- and music was furnished the Democratic nomination from the the-Murray National Hotel. cently taken over by the state for- line and two illustrations of the She^is four years and five months cox. Thelma Woodsy Gunters Flat, Boy Scout Drum and Bugle Corps, First District. He is unopposed Following a joint dinner, the maintenance. * Dr. B. B. Keys of Murray was •"SWlrl" as exemplified by Miss old. ijer sire is Majesty.'s Fancy Ruth Holland. Eufalla Arnett thus far. GregOry was flr^t elect- ladies adjourned for th£ Auxil- The City of Murray Boards otf -president oT'The" loc&l May Jackson, student in tha Mur- Sultane 221939 and 'her , dam is ed to Congress in 1925. larv meeting wlille* th^ doc tors Education filed a school budget Greeh Plain. .Modest Brandon; Izaak Walton League which was ray State Teachers College, upon Ad die's D^Mie 539595. MA RK F.TS held their scientific dist^teion. with the court askinu for a tax Grind Stone, D, D. Crass; Hickory organized at Murray by J. T. Ham- whom Mr. Gardner first designed Mr. Joneshiis seven registered rate of $1.25 and a poll tax1 of Grove, Tennessee Parker; Harris mond of - Hopkinsville Friday, the new mode. cows and three register of merit A paper oh "Cndulant^'^ver"' on that part of the city Grove, Clofell Paschall; Heath LtH fMVIIXB LIVESTOCK June 6. The< league whose pur- cows in his herd, which is one of was read by Dr. W. H. Graves. $2.00 AroUrtfl the 1 A futr-descriptionof the method school district outside *of the pity Susie Hutchens. Guy Billingtop; pose it is to protect fish and game the finest in Western -.Kentucky. Dr. Rob -M. Mason read a paper Cattle—Prime heavy steers, of cutting the hair for the Egpyt- limits and in Calloway county. It Independence, Myrtle Chapman; was . organized with 20 charter Courthouse I on - The Gall Bladder". $10$M1; heavy' shipping steers, lan Swirl is given. was laid over lor action at the Kelly. Justine Wrather. members. Mrs. J. V. Starks. president of $9 <8* 10; medium and plainer Dr. E. B. Houston Will the Auxiliary,, presided at the ses- U.ext term. Locust Grove. Lourelle Win Other officers of the club are: Paul Dismukes, charged with steers, $7.50® 9; fat heifers. $7 sion. 4or | the ladieslv Mrs. E. ii Other routine* business, .includ- Chester; "Lone Oak.oalton Leath; K. C. Frazee. vice-president; R. grand larceny, was held over to 10.50; fcood to choice cows, Mrs. Mattie Miller Attend National Meetings Houston, chairman of the program ing the-allowing of a few claims, Martins Chapel. Lola Rudolph; W. Churchill, secretary; Charles the grand jury oa bond of $300. ft 7.50; medium to good CQWB. t • * -•-- -• ; - co/hinlttee". lead a discussion on principally for road and bridge ^Macedonia. Leita Robinson; Mc- B. Grogan, treasurer. The league n Will Be Buried Here cutters. $4,25(7 4.75; can- which he executed, d examining Dr. E. B. Houston. Murray phy- ®Culston. Sul Evans, Guy Lovins; will meet monthly. •'HeaTN^Laws of Kentucky", work, concluded the session. ners, $:,..5fljy,1; bulls. $5ift 7; good trial held before Judae C. A. Hale sician, will leave the tatter part Malory. Hubert Bell; New Provi-, A message was received by _W. to choice stock steers and feeders, Mr. Hammond, field representa- Monday. Dismukes* is charged of next week on an extended ab- dence. Douglas Shoemaker. B. Gilbert Thursday morning an $8 fr 9..50; medium to eood. $7@ 8 tive of the Izaak Walton League with taking two pistols from the sence which will take him to tlie L. F. Crawford Grows Outland. Glen Jeffrey; Pleas- onunclng the death, in Hyatts- stock heifers, $6<@>8; milch cows, of America, was accompanied to office of Sheriff Citnt Drtnkard the sessions of the American Medical apt Grove, Noma Stubblefield; vitte. Maryland, of Mrs. Mattie Sidewalk Reporter Fine Clover With Slag $30© 70. Murray by Forrest Pogue Sr.. dis- 10th of May. He was arrested ten Association, the annual convention Pottertown, Lee Crass, Annie Fail- trict Kame warden, and C. A< days ago and since that tiihe has Miller Mrs. Miller was the wid well; Pleasant Valley, F. S. Splce- Calves—Receipts 300. Market of Rotary International and Mayo Gordon, game warden. been in jail. ow of the late Captain T. A. Mil A iiin-l inti resllfttf larKe draw- L. F. Crawford, . progressive lan, Estelle- Lovins; Palestine, 50c lower. Good to choice vealers, Brothers Clinic, Rochester. Minne- The Izaak Walton League of —•—oo ler and has a wide circle of friends Ins (or FalhMDa) from thf e pen farmer of the northwest yction , Lola Burkeen. Paschall, Novie $«.50®' 8.50; few select hand- sota. America Is described by President Paul Edwards, who was re- here where she resided until of John T, Wall, .voting son ofSnd in the sum of $500 ives is a daughter. Mrs. Hontas by Mrs. Houston who goes as window of Wall-Houston Com- growjj on very jioor land With Jones; Salem. Model Miller; 5c higher on all grades. Best portunities for outdoor life". Friday and was. released until ac- Sturgis. of Hyattsville. with whom state delegate. Mrs. Houston is pany. The picture is life slie snd basic Vk(g. The plants, which Mr. SteHyvilleT Jessie Nix; Shady Hill. medium hogs, 165 to 250 pounds, tion rtf the grand jury at the next Mrs. MlTTer made her home. president-elect of the Woman's is'a splendid piece of work on the Crawforo^explained did not come Mae Harrison; Shiloh, Viola Pas- $lOfl; heavies, 250 up,. $9.60; term of court. Edwards was The remains will arrive in Auxiliary of the Kentucky Medi- p#rt of young Wall who Is display- from the be&Knart of the J^and, are chall; South Howard, Lenon Hall; lio-hts. 130 to Its, $9.40: pUs. Rabbitfoot Minstrels To brought back to Murray from De- Murray Saturday morning and the cal Association-. . in.- quite a talent iu advertising more than firKjind a half feet Smith. Noble Riley. 130 down. $7.40; throwouts, $6.65 high. troit Friday by Sheriff Clint funeral services will be conducted Dr. Houston will aitend'the an- art work. Spring Creek. Cordell Wilpon; stags. $fi.25 down. Be Here Wednesday Drinkard. from the Gilbert-Doron Funeral nual convention of Rotary tttter- Young Mr. Wall is now studying Mr. Crawford read^u^out a year Stone. Rubene Winchester; Sheep and lambs—Receipts 2,- Young Edwards, who is 17. chrfpel Sunday afternoon at three ago of'the new basic slu£-vfertiiizer . Market active and steady. national in Chicago and then pro-(art work, merchandising and ad- Smotherman, Koska Jones, Eth'el An old-time, old-fashioned ne- years old, is ^ radio entertainer o'clock by Pastor H. B, Taylor. vertising in the store Of Marshall and determined to te^t it fbr^him- Best ewe and wether lambs. $11; ceed to Rochester w'here lu- will Ma% Paschall; Tornpson, Owen gro minstrel is* comjng to Murray and was broadcasting from De- Burial will be in the city ceme^ Field. Chicago. self. " He used it on two choice rail lambs at a premium: T?rtcP"jr short post-graduate fourse * Bllllngton: Utterba^k. Pearl again. This type of show has troit when arrested. He expressed tery. The caption of the picture is most of which was very " pc buck lambs, $10; seconds, $6.50® at' M ayo^BrOtlrersr r „- Evans; Vanf leave, William Jef- somewhat decreased in numbers rfect willingness to return to 'IKinu for a Day" and shows ground, in the amount of 4<»0 7-3 best fat light clipped sheep frey; Waters, Katherlne Patter- during the past few years but the urray to stand charges, saying ' Dad" enthconed and crowned pounds^ of basic slau and 150 under 125 pounds, $4.50; heavy K Fllt.sT ( HRISTIW ( HUM II Bon. Rabbitfoot show, being one of the that it was.all a mistake and that 4-H Club Notes while the family pays tribute to "pounds or phosphate m the acre. Wood Lawn, L. L. Spiceland: clipped sheep over 125. $3.50; best in the business, has retained X he himself was anxious to get- the Twenty member* ot the Cold- Rev. Claude E. Cummins. Lex- him with gifts. Since, the discovery only a short White Oak. Edna Lee; West bucks, $2.50 down. its famous popularity and is a vast matter straightened out: He is a water 4-H f4«b under the super- ington. Ky.. will preach next Sun- lime ago that basic slag, AI by-pro- Shannon. Bgrhon Alljirllten. A- delight to that great number who harmonica expert. vision of Mrs. I.ettie Sanders, met day morning aTiff evening. dust of blast furnace steel making,- Almo: Robert Reed, Conn still enjoy the old-time minstrel Medical Auxiliary was a \aluable fertilizer, farmers . Local Officers Assist Coldwater June 7 and made At the morning church service Barnett. Evelyn Phillips, Vergie show more than any other 2ei»ts of rest." =——. : awarded Friday'lij the Vert Fertil- meeting of the Board of Regents YOU Will U1{KM a 11 .'Ml |f v.h, ins a basket filled with nire things CoHimerce. _Iiie.™—uianagement rence, Ruth Lawrence, Louella a boy horn Stinday. 4 izer contest., sponsored by Sexton for Lambuth College. fall til —•«• these new drew. Kpi- to ear. After preaching services boosts of the three thrilling rid- McDaniel Bros., local hardware merchants. Any man that desires trnn*]w»r- il»y and Safnrriaj at Mrs. Wall. Mrs. Winnie Waters, is quite (lie dinner was spread.'oil the ing devices, eight shows of real New Concord: - (Trie Lassiter, Caesarian Performed The committee. Mrs. Wj S. tation can secure sjime lower than Miss Mildred Graves has ac- ill at the home of her son, Neva lawn. merit, featuring an all jazz revue, Houston Denning. Epple Wilcox. Waters, North Mm ray. Mr 8. Reuben Dillahuhttr. of Swann. Miss Sadie Wilgus and ever before in our sweeping used cepted a position as sal^smajt for —ThoseTfresent were: .including a cast of soft shoe Otis Levins. Juna Wilson. Mrs. Sara" Crais Is TIT at fife Hazel, underwent a successful Mrs. Jack Beale. Jr., compliment- car saJe.—E. J. Beale Motor Cot for the Geo. 1. Schaman Book Mi». -Will Wells. Mr. J. L. Wells, dancers, blufs slneers. funny hoirte of her daughter, Mrs. John aesarlarL operation here Mon- ed the showing made in the fol- Dr. D. H. Stress is in Morris- Company of Chicago. She will Mr.«*feacge.Horn. -Martin, Tenn.. coined,iehs. anJl a bevy of ' fast -Hamilton, and >fi. Hamilton. Christian Missionary day. Roth mother and baby are lowinyg statement:— town, Tenn., in the Eastern part leave Friday. Mr?. C. A. a IT.'Dresden. Tentr. stepping choristers. thftt can loing well. , "TTte committee was very muph of that state, for the summer They are simply wonderful. The Mr. and Mrs. Guy Holland andjfLM r and Mrs. ,M. R. \\>lls. and really'sing, and dance, and assure new summer drew, we are »h.ra- son, of Colorado, are the guest Society Officers Named impressed with the loveliness of making tubercular tests of dair> fauiihfer, Mrs. Martha-Lou Miller. their patrons of real clean and Ing this we^fc end. Mrs. Hall. Mr. Holland's mother. Mrs. E. C. the lawns throughout the town cattle in that county. Mr J K 1'. Wells. Mr. ar,d Mrs Wholesome entertainment that will CHt RTH. OF <*HR|ST Holland, and other relatives. -Tlie Missionary Society of the and the artistic planting of Gardy Lassiter. Edd Aiehoff, Mr and Mrs >1111 Gardner will I B. Stnhblefte4dT-Mr. and Mrs A t4*s» front forty to -fifty n^inutes." Mrs. Elaine Mitchell aiUlj^on- First Christian Church announce Sunday school 9:45. Preaching gamteaa; making if-Tholee was Cogs Frazier and Attorney Joe spend the week end in Stewart B Lassiter. Mr anci Mr* J. R .H. B. Webb. pr'i'seuls his congress Harry and John, are in the cfry the following officers for the en- 40:45, mornine and 7:45 eve- quite difficult." Lancaster spent Monday fishing county with relatives and friends Meador and son, Joswpfi Meador. if living wendefs. sfde show- the guests of Mr. and M,i li I. suing year: <- ning. Voung peoples' meeting.at First prize for the best lawn on the lakes near Barlow. Charlie Marr and famllv were reaksj and deep- sea wondeis Meloan and othluxiv MMriHiaiiMMi' - Presidtnt. Mrs R. M. Pollard 7:15 p. m. - t^ Was aW.arded Mrs.' John Keys, Oil Cook Stoves, built in oven, week end visitors of Ira Fox and ind?r the one big top "Circus Side Mrs. O. F. Perdue and IMth Prof. McNeely to Teach : Vrc^-i-»Wi£hi.ent. Mrs. W R. Moser; Praver meeting each Wednesday 100 lbs. of Vert; seCOnd prize, an low a* *m>.ft4l. E. S. Diuguid A family. While here they visited how Bull Dog Martin presents daughter. Edna Jeanne. 1'tdu- On Peabody College Staff 8ecr»IuVy-CTea.id_Wear this w « ek. Tliu Parisian. I'aris, " Tenn.. Mrs E J ft' ale. MrtnJ H. Cole- Kowland Goodjoln uOes 10 Vert begin work June If) h.n asM.siant er or bo^. r 'that c sffflW 'the of Melrose Park. Ill .were Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Robinson, in6n. Mrs N. I. Gregory, Mrs, Webbs Chapel In Graves county to Flower Gardens: lstcs Mrs W. doctor on a ship of t he M4ssis- >ace that his athl , may set. J lisitors of Ira Fox and fanuU of Meni|H>ts. 'Fe&tt: Prof D (4- MeNeelv. a mttivv- Marvin Fulton. - Mrs. Gatltn Clop- preach"* next Lord's day nlornlng. H. Mflson, 100.lbs. Vert: 2nd. Mrs. sippi Steamship company of New t-hl Skinner and hti rn oi iglnat Mr. Robinson's moth^jK. Mrs, S ' a lloway (bounty. Kvi, a'hb hits ton Miss Sadie Wilgus, tho Rev, -and Charlie Sweat preaches L. E. Owen," 50 lbs Vert; 3rd. Orleans Hicks is a junior in Von stout Ladies'—I have >onr riiwaiian entertainei aith a cast Robinson, and his ^randp n a, in»-uiber of t|Te High E. B Motley, Mrs, R. M. 1^1 lard H^rel morning and evening Mrs. Marshall Williams,^25 lbs. college here is doing his work on Summer drew, here w aim Ing for llM |,epp.v / sl. nti- y«un< VOH—Mrs. Wall. Ml. and M D. Holt of the ool facuTt,v the pj^l, year, -is Last Lord's Day: Vert. an M. D. degree. He has studied adiei Jbal , beautiful Willie Howard and Howard east side. »ing Pa-is today for Nashville Three-Fourths of Deeds W. D. Cox preached in MurrliT Mrs. O. J. Jeninngs won first for two years in the University of lailoi entitle hi" fn Hl- Southern California. Grumes, who-were killed In an Mr and Mr>. Joh i .Jo and i. lie «ill enter IV Hiy.r Signed For New Highway »t both regular hours, and at honors for the moat artistic* plan- TtwH • •i.l other Friendship In afternoon. Luther ning for flower garden and second Roscoe Clopton. who has tw*n auto wreck In Melrose Park. 111., children motored *o Fut aiH He civ i mas iWI merit Po tie at Oak Valley, near Ben honors were awarded - Mrs. Tom- visiting his "mother. Mrs. Laura were., brought back lo Calloway Hickman last. Sunday id III We of thi All deeds cntcept eleven out of on Chnrlit> Sweat at Green Willi;.:: Clopton. left the first or •or burial, accompanied by Ross Miss Marion Hfl. Fla.. is visiting lie'r k tola! of'4 4 on (he Conc;oM high- Plains in mornine and New Provl- Favorable mention ..fuj^^wns week. He has accepted a position A. Smith aud Guy I'riddv. Sirs. Js'anni*- Owin-?. -heef?^sinned between huice in.alternooa-r.aad ilowland- was given to Mrs. Toy Farmer as traveling aalelhan for Dr Miles Miss Grace Ford of ML Me- New' Hope church and the Ten Goodjoln at Knobs Creek in Mrs. Tom Patterson" Mi HV •Metlicat Co tUBTPTrTtfrry^^"trfmw lt Jennings, of Paducah. are the it is anncQ»nc«;d. Ap- Grav« county. Bradley. Mrs. Prentice Holland Arkansas and a part of Oklahoma Mr. and* M t; farris Man Was: am was dis guests of Mrs W A Ross this W J Beale. and 51 rs Parte I trom rllnlc-hospital proximately the sani'lhumber re- Twenty-seven new students en- and Mrs. Barber McElrath Mrs. Clopton wjll remain for a the week. Christian ar« \ Isttln: main to he sienf d on oh**. Hazel rolled in young peoples" Sunday few weeks when she will join him Mrs. H. E. Wall. Herbert Wall. Hen lev in a .hospital nl up: rond before a contract can be. let ruornlne Bible class last Lord^s Mrs -John (Clopton attended Ihe They have formerly made their Religious Debate Will Jr.. and Perry Tnrntnn imxnreri lo Tenn Ca'tls Hire, ot* th'^sc roads. day. funeral m. WalL at Wall-Hou-tnn A Cn. and Her- L Jon' and faftilK. for HW.fl.V V bert. Jf lUTIVTTTljt nun. Of IJie >lfa Q|il Buy u.' to S .OO. All styles. ed away Monday. Mrs. Lemon Harry II. PBUa. son orESqnrnd a. Tom Farnsi Bury P. G- Hopkins *i UIU MNUOIM newest lu >o%UMt men'* wear. PoOI. Mrs ere vialtar. in th TCrchM. niimn.- Hotel KitMhHm Sh**j>. hdd been^ery ill fffr several. Mm. G. M Potti. of Klrksey, has Ro Trtti . Mr Otis Brooks IMl,r. Kr . Mr. and TB. Dan Frizsell and weekB. been elected as principal of Shlleh Urate lioUmuli '•1 Funeral and burial services M waa" brought to the rllnlc-hospltal Farmer, ware son, of.paducah. were here Thurs- Big shipment of New Suiumer •school in Hickman cofinty. Mr. H K Wer< conducted Sunday at Cole'B Monday of 'thla week for x-ra» day or last week to attend the Dresses on ilKplay Friday ami Sat' Potts will receive his degree from nesday tbe Camp Ground foi; P. G. Hopkins, examination and lo rec^ve uii' State Teachers College Mr and Mrs 70." who died Sunday afternoon. cal treatment. Mrs. R. L. Keeny. Pat JG. Morris of Chlctffco spent In August. He is a former mem Corrlnne Patte He IB survived hy his widow and ber of the Klrksey high school Miss Mattie Wear Is visiting her al the Cllntc-Hnapltal Furniture for the home. K. S. the week end with his parents. Meloan .vera ,a son, Asa. Hegk|ns, of the coun- [facility. brother-W -E Wear at Wl, kllffe. day. . treatment. ty. > ^ ' I IHtigntd A Son. " if. Mr and Mrs. Tom Morris - X ii

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I theftr homes. Women's Democratic Clubs and her sister. Mrs. Wells Purdom WV'refWesent the largest whole- j the price of a horse ami buggy.-— Billington and family, John Cun- Wayne county, Mich Figures tlso a regional meeting of Demo-1 Thomas McE.lritth who recently Miss Carrie Allison has arrived sale dye house In the world ainl It E. J. Iieale Mtitor Co. j ulugham and Theron Riley motor- Ford car renisiriyliias led alt •rata Woman's ciuhs including graduated Iroiu Boa iiugrnii-vcit from New York where she was a no more to have It n«' I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunning-1 id «kW«'> iuruu: - Aia fyVjiaaa,. ani bw-^ii * -jti. t Fefrstoiv Vf) AGDHc^B^' iwrtg th Hbe VuAal ' -a , [.hiHfc > . >and Tt^vu^^ HA-J wwv ti^vKVj asi • re- TfajwIWriyt rrr wMrb >Viiikww ~t Knr&l/lfi nhc rlstHM ifpt^ift fhr stfmnrpr in ^lurrny with rhr past 'year, tthe will ^resume Prof. W. J. Caplingor was wards, Mr. Mrs. «l> fcf.CatiLi turned the .tame day. ' All re- Rpr fi. n. A otley and daugh- IfcMroit i* located. fliMrloUU severaj historical points of interest his father, Mr. Turn McElrath, and her positiou at the college. flned to his home over the W*iek and l.null), Mr.- anil Mnt. Alfred (toned n nice time. ter, Lucille, are visitin in Jack-1 as'( «»ii»|inre Wayne county, Mich Figures Herbert, Jr., and Perry Thronton W. H. Finney is able to be out' THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA & Italy spent last week in •Ml..^ |**r cent (m- all cars Mold. Gr—iwaH. socnKary of state. Ford car registrations led all are iu St. Louis this week. Mrs. again after being confined to his Pmnkfort. Ford coiiuu/rt tal car *. registra- Sale ol bats—aB late spring and i ilit-^ makes, during • April in Wall and * Herbert are buying home for sevefal days with a se- ST. LOUIS RAILWAY MUs Zulema Nail and Misa tJtm* also leil totnttllg 63.S stutmier styles. Hotel Fashion Wayne County, Michigan, in,which • >ods for the ladies and men's vere cold. l'auline Hillard, of Clinton, who |K'r cent of all mild. shop. l>etrolt is located. Their total departments Of Wall-Houston l>'Cedar oil and mope. K. 8. Important Changes in Passenger Train Schedules Mr. and Mrs., Sidney Snook, of Co. Diuguid it Hon. tt have been tiring at the home of Mrs. G. .B: Scott has returned was 5,042, iCs << >n 11 Wire,! with •Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Jones and at- from Covington where she at Paducah. were guests of Mr. and 1,331 for the next nearest; atul Good used cars "that will run, Miss Anna Dlltz Holton. who Withdrawal of Accommodation Trains Nos. 7 and 8 be- tending school, have returued to tended the State Convention, of Mrs. Barber McElrath -Tuesday. >11WM 30.A per cent f«»r alIlI I-AIToars, H'1 makes, some ats low as 925.-— taught the past year In high Mr. Snook attended a meeting of- sold, ^ g | . J, lleale Motor Co, school lu Foci Worth. ar- _tween Paducah, Ky., and furjs, Tenu.,,at the .close , "Hit" Boar• dot Kwmts. tortt ronunen ial car regf.j,Mc r and Mrs. Elm us Mohumlro. rived home the latter part last of busings June 30th, 11)30. I'ncle Billie Chambers has been tlolls also led, totaling 4tgs, of W aco. .Texas, arrived Wednes- week to iu*end the summer Vaca- ill for se\ eraJ days. per ceift'of-.all sold. t day of last week for a short visit tion with her parents, Mr. and The following schedule chiUHfes "will be made effective Dr. M- T. Wells. Joe Uovett. Kelly Dick was a ' visitor—here. with hi^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mrs. M. D. Holton on West Olive July 1st, 1930, and represFTTrall passenger schedules that for a Bay- Stum Wells. John MUU*r, HaroW Sunday. C. Moliundro in the northeast S\JiE, June 18-14—on hats and will be operated between Paducah, Ky., an<*-Paris, Tenn. drwist*. If you want a >v«l h»r- Bvrd. Master Wells Thomas Hairs Mitchell, son of M' Jp corner of the county. Accompa- Flag stops at Oaks, Elva, Iola, Glade, Almo and Tobacco Lovett. and Master John Daniel Mitchell, of Frankfort, is visiting nied by Mrs. It. C. Mohundro they gain these are the ones ^u talk left Tuesday*morning for Wash- 2Lltout> You Home antf see and 1 Lovett speat Friday and Saturday friends and relative* here this No. 106 No. 104 Hrtirmi r.uliu-aii Nu. 103 No. 105 I t Fort Hymon. week; ington. D. C.. New York, Niagara know yon will buy froau me.—Mrs. FATHER'S DAY Mike Farmer, Kwt Side Square. Dally Dally * aiut l'art« * Dally Dally

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i Schedules u. 7 and 8 be Visit Our New Ready- IjatlltV Full KAAHLTM IIOM. it ihe close I Wffwi jttiri wl , I• ,i wi I^i,t- To-Wear And Millinery THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, Nnrat shade*, H to 1<>4 Qg. made effective Department INilr "O schedules that fr-Paris, Tenn. JUNE 19, 20, 21, and 23 10 and Tobacco No. 103 No. 106 Dally Dally We are celebrating our Fourteenth Anniversary and to show oar appreciation of your patronage, we are listing a few of the many values that will be offered during 9:05pm 2: 20pm 8:29pm 1:44pm this RIG FOUR DA Y SALE, AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES. Every piece of merchandise that we sell must absolutely be satisfactory to the purchaser or 8 : Upm 1:29pm your money refunded. Our desire at all times is to render courteous and efficient service. 7:68pm 1:lOnMt 7:4 6pm 12:65v9 7:37pm 12:47pnT •7:27ptu 12:37pm 7:17pm 12:27pm Paducah, Ky., iervi«e entirely

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STEEL WASH TUBS Large Turkish J^H PURE ALUMINUM isteur ~ P^S WARE Heavy re-inforced steel, hand- BATH TOWELS dipped, anti-wedge, swaggered bo- Heavy guage, pure aluminuin- Fine quality, thin blown glass. These towels are soft, thick and md t ivi^ ware, 14 quart Dish Pan, 10 quart i in 1928 by, red bands, double seamed, Distinctive shape "and pattern. thlrdty. Get a supply of these • t Water Pail, 6 quart Tea Kettle, 2 Czecho shape. Jug and cover and heavily wired top. Positively leak honor of towels. Assorted colored borders; H ? ;aa| quart Percolatora. six 13-oz. glasses. Set complete. proof. man, the a regular 25c seller.

Each Set in Carton the Jour- ociation, On Sale THURSDAY, 10:30 A. M., June 19 On Sale FRIDAY, 10:30 A. M., June 20th On Sale SATURDAY, 10:30 A. M. June 21 On Sale 4TH-MONDAY, 10:30 A. M tatement 7 9 t-4 inch MEN'S SHIRTS ENAMEL WARE SALAD BOWLS White and printed broadcloth and madras. Collar attached, vat dyed ized nation ASSORTMENT Seml-poreelain, de luxe deep' materials, guaranteed fast colors. IMPORTED CREAM shape, acalloped edge, pure white Full cut and roomy to permit free, one hun- Double coated/ baked on- ivory body, assorted lusters, and floral Comfortable movement, assorted AND SUGAR SETS ts Pasteur, enamel on heavy steel base, green spray centers. Dfecoratlons put on sizes. Big variety of colors. These trimmed, welded oval -handles. Dainty Decorations icings who under the glaze and will not wash shirts sold out In first half hour Three lots. SPECIAL FOR THIS / I. He did off. last year. This sale— »r any con- SALE he fear of Big variety of sizes to select from. 25c for the Set of Two ionahip of a diseases, ia, typhoid On Sale THURSDAY, 3 P. M.^June 19th On Sale FRIDAY, 3 P. M., June 20th On Sale SATURDAY, 3:00 P. M. June 21»t On Sale 4th MONDAY, 3 P.M., June 23rd at plagues

BUNGALOW RAG CROCKERY 1 lot Blue, imported Semi- ds for the One Lot RUGS ASSORTMENT tuilding of ALUMINUM WARE Porcelain, Cups and Saucers. it pasteur- This consists of Cups; Saucers, conditions, 18x30 Stewers, Mixing Bowl's, Plates, Dishes, Bowls. Coyered CUP AND SAUCER , of septic ''First quality Rugs, hit-and-miss Dishes, etc. White and decorated. ant fever, and plain color centers, straight Values you can't afford to miss. 5c Complete ition, milk edges, self-fringed. luman be- NOTE—Cup and Saucer counted as one piece

On Sale THURSDAY, 3:30 P. M., June 19th On Sale FRIDAY, 3:30 P. M., June 2C*h On Sale SATURDAY, 3:30 P. M., June 21 On Sale 4tl> MONDAY, 3:00 P.M., June 23

CHINA BRIDGE OR Polish Mop and COTTON RUGS CUPS and SAUCERS LUNCHEON SETS Cedar Polish 24x48 One lot decorated, imjjorted, Each set consists of 17 pieces, One reguiar size polish mop with handle, and onel2-oz. Bottle of Cups and Saucers, plates, Tea Pot, This is just that extra rug you semi-porelain Cups and Saucers^ Creamer, Sugar. Mail order houses Cedar Oil Polish. This is the Ra- feature this set at $2.98. diant Brand Mop and Cedar Polish need at. a "right now price. We and sells regularly, mop at 50c, oil guaraptee this rug not to fade/ at 25c. A regular 75c combination. 10c Complete On Sale Your choice of several patterns. ! Both, this sale for $1.49 Cup and Saucer Set Complete Items Listed Below oti Sale All Four Days or Until Supply is Sold Out

SMART SUMMER FROCKS MEN'S STRAW HATS TAILORED RAYON UNDIES HAPPY HOME" H0USE DRESSES That women will find cool, attractive and in- Imported Bleached Sunnits The best money can buy, 42 guage, flat- expensive. Washable flat crepes in dainty lock seams, etc. Complete line. Bloomers, pastel shades and figures. Rayon crepe, Step-ins, Chemise, Teddies, Gowns, Combi- Shantung print, printed georgette, etc. Large K^nox and Fifth Avenue shape Milans. nations, Panties, Shorties, etc. assortment, sizes and colors. Plain and fancy bands, bleached, sand, and pearl colors. Leather sweat band. Assorted — Choice C/f QC Each

Imported Hand-engraved BRASS WARE LUGGAGE LADIES' HATS JARDINJERS Harid carved hammered Brass Fruit or Hat Boxes, Overnight Cases and Suit Sandwich Bowl. Depth 2 I -2 inches. Diam- Cases. Remarkably sturdy construction and All the newest colors and shapes. fine appearance. Black keratol binding with eter 10 inches. This is a $2.33 mail order heavy white stitching, leatherette ring han- BIG ASSORTMENT item. Our special price is— dle, two catches and good spring lock. All put in one group at the-special sale price of

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paper Napkins, 100 for Large Wash Cloth Swiss Knit Hose (300 needle), pal'?", Men's. Harvest Hats ...... + ...... Waxed Paper. 100 sheet roll Children's Play , Suit SilkL Brocaded Brassieres Beechnut and Wrigley Chewing Gums, 3 pkgs. Ladles' House Slippers. pair . . . Silk1" and Cotton Bassleres . . .T77. . . paper Plates. 9 Inch. 10 for Men's- Hancy Hose^er pair . Tire Repair Kits Men's and Boy's BbW Ties 30-our Alafrm Clocks Vnints Varnishes, and Enamels Men's Silk Tlea ($1.00 Silks) . . . 1 Callon Motor Jugs, aluminum ean . Ladies Mercerized Lisle Hose,' per pair . fee^Xea Glasses . v - Misses Anklets (Silk) pair Heavy Shoe Laces. 40-inc, 2 pair for Ivor? Toilet Set. 3 pieces, per s£t '. . . .s.. . . Water Tumblers, pink and green Dress Pins, 4 papers foj Men's Wide Web Garters, pair CbmTTTknder Linen Box Stationery Menli Cotton Hose, pair Brilllantine. 2-oz. bottle . . . Fir >5 waiters ' Candy Molasses Kisses, 1 pound for Liquid Fly Spray Ladles' Cotton Hose, pair Hind s Honey Almond Cream, 50c size Sprayers -<•....* Ladies' Genuine Leather Purses . All 50c Dental Creams . . : . Men a Fonrlin ] H^d f^P, cm, , . My IUu»+. 2 iai:.^.^., •Jumbo -HerdwtHee Weep,--4* -Mfw. t>frtMrr»Tr>~ R-a;on • fiUnntit'i-vr aHWrfPfl ! .M£n'« Point Bow Ties. SHk

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Build Roads at Home more to be mindful of these things crowd, we head on and on to raining or cold and dlqagree- uialnder to be turned over to the and it builds better roads at hom* faster speeds and dizzier paces. aged and Infirm at the county THE LEDGER & TIMES for himself and all of his neigh- I will not make a raid/on~any home. cannot build a walV arorouni d RANDOM bor K. I don't thihk there's anything man's whiskey still, or s*»arch a "The only reason I am running coy in > ana stop ^ ail io p ^ ttvtfer la thia world.Uiiku fur a man bootlegger's premises without for sheriff ls the salary. " . ' tfl»l hulCiU * praapdSi.* iuuia Ruminations like a world. Some buying away from ' > ir XAt* , community/ raise orphan children to manhood, advance. primary, I promise to run on an Published By The Calloway Connty Publishing Co, Inc. home is necessary if the free trade Contrary to most laymen's be- care for them, educate them and independent ticket. J North Fourth Street. Murray. Ky. that makes American prosperity lief, nflther tuberculosis nor can- "I am in favor of disposing of House Cleaning Made Easier" prepare them for tbe duties of "Your vote and help will be ap- is to be maintained, yet if is cer are In the lead as the cause of all captured whiskey as follows: was jtlut subject of a series of life. The world suffits a real lobs preciated. and'l promise to carry Merc I Jos T Lorett Editor fooltsh to do so when ^qual goods de^irii In the mited States. Heart Meeting the requlaments of the meetings of. hoiut-makers' clubs in when such a humanitarian person sheriff aud his. de mules, the re- out the platform to the letter. " KHOturl or services can be ptffrchased here Hickman county. trouble Is first and high blood passes on for not even all flesh-, Enured at the P on toffies. Murray. Ky., as ^second class mail matter. for tjie s^nie money as elsewhere pressure is second, according to and-blood parents love their chil- aud When the profits from such Dr. Ben B. Keys who recently dis- dren enough to make sacrifices transactions remain to enrich Cal- cussed __ some of the results of for them and there are very few loway in preference to other coun- rUST JOTS modeVn'ways of living at the Mur- who haye enough of the milk of Yc MF.MBER ' „ _„_ ties.^ j ray Rotary Club. -human klndUies* ia their breasts Our automobile dealers should By Joe Both of these chi&f Instruments to take children of none or dis- Personal Shopping Mem receive the same loyal patronage of the grim reaper are caused by tant relationship to their - hearth- -a too fast pace of living and im- 1 as other merchants. Yet with sides and rear them as if they KENTUCKY PRESS) NATIONAL EniTOMAi Association those who feel that they cannot Miami. Florida, reports a record proper diet, *doelors declare. It were their own. get here tbe make of car they de- rainfall. Maybe it's jusf those may sound like laziness for a The history of thd apprbacli of ^ASSOCIATION sire we have no quarrel, though it boom prices that went so high in young man to say so. for such .t%Wc ls Your %rmn man toward-the»image of the Deity, Is felt that since practically every 192 5 that- they aire jUst uow com- has always brought forth the re- In which he was made, may be port "old foggy", and for that Subscription Rates:—In First Congressional District and Hem>- type of.autouiobile is sold in Mur- ing down. read In his treatment of childhood. ray the local dealer should have reason I have largely kept it to Barbarous people sell their chil- and Stewart Counties, Tenn., $1.00 a year; elsewhere, $1.50 every opportunity to make the Th* Pennsylvania primary cost myself, but I have, nevertheless, Adertising Rates and information about Calloway county market dren iuto slavery and in most in- Guarantee! sale. about a million-dollars but it for a long time been of the opin- stances treat them liftle if any r' • furnished upon application. easily worth it to beat old Joe ion that the world Is stepping Just better than the dogs or other do- While it may be true that a littje too fast. longer trade may be , obtained Grundy. mestic animals. that he will reap a reward for his The tempo Is a little too speedy —that you will always get fresh bread and pas- Stay With the Milk courage. elsewhere and the buyer feels Only in comparatively recent that be is sa\ ing money iu some Prohibition seems to "he work- and the pressure a little too high years has mankind undertaken a tries. The local milk plaftt is doing Business in Callo- instances there are" two items in ing like the annual warping Jo for folks to live as long as they studied Improvement of Child wel- all in its power to assist it pa- motoring expense however, that Willie not go in swimming. did. The records prove it. Oh. fare In order to prepare the grow- trons' by paying the utmost limit —that you can select just exactly what you way County are the sau# every where and their some may say, records also show ing generation for the duties of for milk. No' .plant In the south that the average of -human want. * < expendtitureiout of Calloway coun- The Jotter was on the program life and'to enable it to keep the is paying more for raw milk and A report on the operation of the hen thgy could Just as well life is much longer than It was tide of progress advancing. not many are paying as much. , - - f)' at the West Kentucky Press meet- —that you can see that your and your family's Muxra> Milk Products Company, feTe7~sr?~ FYTTOfrety costly ing to lead a discussion on "Press- twenty or thirty years ago. That Schools were the first develop- released last week, shows that ihe Whtle' it may be doubtfully cood btoe ums in our road projects. We re- ing Problemg_ of lie. but it has been brought ment and later have come or- food is prepared under the most sanitary farmers of Calloway County are psychology to do so the local plant fer to car licenses and gasoline Press ", it would have taken much' a wonderful decline, phanages, clinics, hospitals and methods and with the most modern means. loyally sticking to the dairy busi- is even raising the prices on tem- purchases. ^ less ^time to name those that thanks to modern medicine, sci- other facilities for__aixengthening ness despite the most discourag- porary advances in the national aren't. - * ence. and knowledge, in the infant the weak and giving utmost op- Let us fill your special orders for party and ing market , since the general market. It often hurts to take Often when \ Calloway countian birth rate. Not so many live to portunity to the stronger. crash of 192). purchases a car in another county advanced years as did back several picnic cakes and pastries. away even when that taken away Attorney Chas. Wheeler, of Pa- In tbe^irreat work of child wel- he unthinkingly gets his license years ago. The huipan machine Ii would be foolish but suicical is not all that was given in the ducah, having made the sugges- fare the World has many unsung at the same time. The car is thus wears out faster and quicker un- for thv farmers of Calloway to first place. It is npuch better tion thai Kentucky- counties heroes and heroines: nrt»n and credited to the other county In the der the modern stress and present abandon dairying at this time and for the farmer, however, to ad- merge. McCracken might take women who go through life adding Your Baker Saves You Time, Trouble distribution of the road fund at paces. in saying this the Ledger & Times vance the price a penny even for the initiative by merged with Mas- their little bit to make the world Is fully advised of the seriousness only a few days and then with- the expense of Calloway.-the own- Can." you im-aeiffe that it has and Money! er .of ihe new car and his fellow sac, Illinois, and making Metropo- belter aqd finer place for th& of the dairy situation that prac- draw it than nbt -to advance it at lis the county seat. only been a century ago that even helpless without much ado about all for any length of time: Farm- citizens as well. doctors told the people that speeds tically prohibits producing milk at »»»»•*•»»* it. Such a man was Frank Dodds; 1 a profit^ era should bear in mind that if Every motorist in C4lloway of 20 miles an hour on railroads who died a short time ago. county should give particular at- Col. Henry Lawrence of* the The dairy business in this coun- Ihe price paid- them fluctuates it were an Impossibility because Mr. Dodds.and his good wife, is only the local plant trying to tention to his purchase of gasoline. Cadiz Record Thinks the fellow such rapid motion wouldaak'e the PARKER'S BAKERY ty has b^en built to .its present who drinks denatured aleohol has who survives him, had no chil- status with a great deA of ex- gain for them all the temporary Tbe road tax is five cents people's breath away jind kill dren of their own so took Into advantages instead of keeping each gallon and the amount of lost his taste for good-''red lik- them. This merely indicates the A Modern Bakery For a Modern Community pense on the part of botlr farmers ker", but we rather suspect that their hearts a number of orphan and local persons who have In- these momentary price advances gasoline taxes paid in a county ideas of speed and hurry In a cen- children and raised them to ma- for ^tself. is one of the basic factors In the it is opportunity aud not taste that tury. which, is only a fraction of vested more than (200.000 in the he has lost. turity, giving them every ad- milk plant. Experience JLeaches Milk producers are having a amount of road funds that the the life of the human race, * vantage that they would have thai many producers always- get hard time, but so are other busi county will receive from ...the Very feWpeople live slowly and given their own children. t state. 'J Another advertising simile: The out from under^a falling market nesses as well and it is always deliberately now. Most of us dash Tribute to his fine character Often a motorist • returning noa-advertiser is like the fellow and This, cutting, the supply, au- easier to bear your own troubles adly here to yonder and even in was paid last week In an obltuiry "home feels his gas supply running winking at a-jarl in the darlr. He tomatically raises the price. If when you know that the other/el- our hours of recreation we do published in the ledger & Times. low, though has enough to make knows what he is doing but no- we stick to the ut_ the medical- profession can In Lumberton, N. C., "Bing" but it would have been 'worth ten do nothing but warn us about Frank Wlsehart thus announced you will a#ree with us that this about the closest fisted million if they would stop at that running ourselves into the arms his candidacy for sheriff 'of Rob,e- Scotchman in history. We heard of/^one yesterday that of death through heart trouble son county: wouldn't give away a fle.f%ite if h^fiad a thousand dogs. Henry Ford says the older men id high blood pressure. Too of "I hereby announce myself for That's getting close-fiRtednj»«s down to a scientific point. have the brains but strange to say •-•n. when we call the doctor in for sheriff of Robeson county," sub We believe 100 per cent in^onomy, and that's the reason it isn't Methuselah who has the •b e] p, it is too late. ject to the Democratic primary in why we s*3 thai KwwiMw ol motor tumble is far more reputation for knowledge. The only solution they or any- June. My platform will be: gfonomieal than its^cm- recti on. Our expert repair .service ******* »-*• ._' jme can Ciflttiu. -to'*nlow- down-. — "I shftll 'iwt go out ta make' Will overhaul y^ur^car on sV»rt • noti»<,-.diagnose .y6ur troun— An executive veto-nowadays has But whether we will do It. I any arrests in bad weather, when bles Or estinjafe on their rectification. Vou will find every about the, same effect as an alibi. .-a.rio.usly doubt. Custom m social branch "Of-our rebair service the'acme of accommodation and ife and competition In business Aak. Your Soldier Boy How efficiepcy> ..u'^' Today's simile: As unsatisfac- w.Te won't let us. Like a gang of "Cootie*" Got Such a Hold w tory as crop weather. i. lieep, everybody following the He'll tell you that the battle- 24-HOUIt WKFt kl VG SERVICE Serving Maxy Businesses fronts of Europe were swarming with rats, which carried the da^r' geroiis vermin and caused (mr'men H. Garage Experience of large fleet owners reveals misery. Don^t let rats bring dis- Lewis Beaman's SNAP! SPARKLE! ease Into your tyome^ when you _SE see the first one, jf^t RAT-SNAP. Greasing, Doping, Battery Charging, Firestone BRILLIANCE! That will finislKthem quick. Three Battery, Waxfree Havoline Oil the unusual reliability and economy siaes, 35c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed^ by Jones Drug Co. TELEPHONF. 44 .NIGHT PHONE 35 All the charming Da'^Stubblefield & Co., and Sex-1 ENTRANCE ON 3rd and 4th STREETS of the neir Ford freshness you've ever ion Bros., Murray, Ky. ' • X 'desired for your home SICMFICANT TRTBITF U* the value of unusual accuracy in manufacturing. ® and wardrobe is here. We«l Al the new Ford is found in its increas- Beneath its graceful lines and beautiful A speedier, mor&" effi- ing use by Federal, state and city gov- colors there is a high degree of me- cient and less~expen- ernments and by large industrial com- chanical excellence. she cleaning service panies which keep careful day-by-day cost An example of the value built into the for you. Complete in Why They Like The records.-In most instances, the Ford has Ford is the use of more than twenty ball ev«ry fine detail. been chosen only after exhaustive tests and roller bearings. They are hidden of every- factor that contributes to good within the car and you may never see The delivered prices are: Sitits, dry, cleaned and pressed, performance—speed, power, safety, com- them. Yet they play an important part ft; Plain Dresses, $1; Men's Straw or "Felt Hats, $1; Wo- fort, low cost of operation and up-keep, in satisfactory, economical performance. men's Hats oOc. Monthly Statement reliability and long life. Parcel Post service At delivery prices. - Add 10c extra for Their function is similar to the jewels ot packing. Prominent among the companies using a fine watch. Main Plant lt>tfi and Broa the production . and delivery- of the torqsjr-tube drive, three-quarter floating world's goods and extend,the useful ser- rear axle, and the Triplex shatter-proof) It'* an "EXTRA MEASURE OF SERVICE" that the vice of men and companies. glass windshield. T'"*!" ' Constant, f«tea«i5; operation-over many The Ford policy has always -been to "Old Reliable" Bank of Murray offers its etl&omers. * '' . - ' - " thousands of" miles emphasizes tbe ad- use the best possible material for eacli jollow tfie Traveling Man ":. vantage* of the sound design of the Ford part and then, through large produc- $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT—DO IT TODAY to secure the utmost in hotel value and comforts. He is an expert, cjur^ its high quality of materials, and tion, give it to tfte public at low cost. traveling near and far, and experience has taught him that thepe ts ,ooe hor.r-». irwlu- Fordor Sedaa . S600 ing lamps, comfortable easy chair,'etc.. Ac . and beds! So comfortable |J< v.d,n LET US BE YOUR BOOK-KEEPER! TO.B S-<1u ...... restfuiness,!^ assured you after your tiring journey. ___ - \

K-.a.l-trr . . . . The 4in pw.mo, . ; Ii40 ing rooms ahd coffee shops of these hotels radiate atmos- Conservative Enough to Absolutely Protect You; L'I» K ->J P R>>~D F^B $tiS MODE? A C3.aV»l. . . • 145 phere which is conducive to good appetites The food served is the Progressive Enough to Completely Serve Youl Modrt AA" Trurk OU •Mdhw' i best tha-oiajrket affords—the prices are very reasonable. M«d»l A A Trork J....U, lS7.i»cb And don t forget to visit the Stclffiboe-t Cabin Coffee Shop at the "THE OLD RELIABLE' Model AA Panel I>rliTerr . Mark TwaOTf^Js the talk of the town-^-different in surrounding! V All prUrt f. m. b. Detroit. , and food also * daUwrry. Humbert and .prnr Illustrated Folder

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r FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1930 THE LEDGER & TIMES led over to the their gross sale* from March 17 to D. Sampson, will not be difficult, with the Commission. The field to be suddenly blasted and so work were admirable. ^She was a at the county All Country Stores December 31, this ye^r, a period Glenn said. The first report service $>f the Commission will in- many hearts made to bleed, ]>ut a woman'of charming dignity and Apology! of approximately ten and one- Must Make Report filed by concerns affected by the vestigate all reports w^ilch the mightier hand than ours could gracious personality, who enriclUnl » I am running half manths, under provision! of measure must be filed with the Commission has reason to believe stay such tragedies were it best. the lives of IflOSe'she knew and Through a confusion of names alary. the gross sales tax law passed by State T*x Commission not later were nyj filed co- rectly. The new loved, and her brief visits to her it was published last week that like City More*. Iu V>rtWv T\mX «be 1 ^-^Mt Xtet-B**. V One thing i/j certain. God is still Lttt 'TS+t , W * V Y Fsfce*?-, 1 *** larn f **v» Vjir-^A. pro- borne eoua . -> toe Jir*k«tr4;y H^U^-^w Htov-W'^ At'-wHied , » Sale* T»v >!.•> P. ilp+rty don R. Glerfn, member of tha Ken- on Htb lb/on e*s: ftt ) to run on an During the summer months duce approximate y $2,0Ou,i>OO*1n- missed by her family and friends. meeting of New York Life Insu- trrtved \t. tucky State Tax Commission, has sparrow's.fall, so we may know He this year, the Tax Commission will revenue. did not Tend these boys to the "The remains • were conveyed ance agents in Kansas City, Mis- help will be ap- announced. make up forms that will be sent The Tax commissioner explain- earth for tfftae few fleeting years from Murray to this city Sunday souri. It should have been Hill- roinise to carry Merchants and corporations In Enforcement of the law, which to all of the concerns affected by ed that the first thing to be done without a purpose in view nor, afternoon and taken to the home man Thurman. Young Mr. Thur- i the letter. " Kentucky must pay the tax on Wi h spp oved by Governor Flenj the bill .and the forms will be would be to make up a list of all did he smite them down so sud- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craig. The man is the son of Elder J. H. mailed out to each organization concerns affected by the law and denly without a wise and merciful impressive funeral service was Thurman, of Murray. November 15, this year. *A letter then go through and weed out the reason. held from the First Baptist church of instruction telling how to fill small companies and independent "So the desolate the vacant at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mississippi agricultural agents, out the report also will be mailed stores which did pot do sufficient place, . Rev. John T. Cunningham, of- who annually make js .tour of ob- Your Canary's Complete Mem? to those affected by the new law. business lo tie cda of a year to So sadly missed the vanished ficiating. A congregation of sor- servation and study, will this year rTHINO your bird needs for After the feeporta-are received, -owe ta\e* tmder -the law. face, rowing friends attended; this and include Kentucky in thetr itiner- and sonc. The uest blend o! the Tax Comnfisaion on March 15, the lovely floral offerings attest- ary of several states and Canada. -Che necessary Cutile Bone- an Before the new gross sales tax What need to lift our question- pe of Ocean Sand—and two 1931, will check the reports filed affectB a company,- corporation ing eyes ing the -_lova in.»hich_>be was They will be in this state the last SINO BliculU In every oackafcr or an ludhidual store operator Up to the Hills of Paradise. held. week in June, when tbey will vjatt the gross sale*. must amount to But wait the time when we "Besides the devoted mother, the Experiment Station, and jriake 1100,000 annually. Many small shall find our own three sisters and one brother sur- a study of general farnf con- KONJOLA GAVE ditions. / concerns in the state, especially In Where we shall know as we are vive, namely Mrs. Frank Craig and rural sections. Glenn said, did not known Mrs. Ernest Sells of this city and do more than $25,000 a year. And I'm sure when we reach county, Miss Ray Jordan of Louis- Oak Island cjwmnunity in Ken- BAKING ME NEW HEALTH" Such firms will be weeded out. that City Blest ville and Otho Jordan, of Haver- ton county aSve'a play entitled There are only five second class We shall find that for us God hill. Iowa. "The Ild^Home Place," In order cities in Kentucky and only one did the best.—A friend, Estelle "She was ,a consecrated com- to ralse^irioney to finance an agri- »lth name and iddrtti lo SAYS GLAD LADY POWDER uLACKBURN dO„ K-n? » first clai:s city. The, second class Lovins.. municant of the Liberty Baptist cultural fair and Chautauqua. Fit EE Carton cf 8TNG- cities are Covington, Newport, church of this county, which she mrt Ri^kUl, nn ni.J. Stubborn Ills Of Klttmach And Ashland. Lexington^ and Paducah. joined in early life. The first elaas aity Is Louisville. Tribute Paid to Memory Same Price Distri butor - Bowels Vanish Before New Glenn said the secdnd class cities Covington, Brt>». K Co., Murray . Ky of Miss Pearl Jordan ami Different Medicine. and Louisville would require more Brandon Newy Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia for over : wotTc io enforce the g ross sales In its edition of last week the in .HI minutes, chirks a Cold the * ban all the rest of Kentucky. Too late for laa^week first day, an^ checks Malaria in family's Princeton Leader pays tribute to Fishiag—time towfcrd tors and beloved women, died at Clure visited Mr. John Braswell, Painting This Season? Grooms from Tenin-ssep^ Both the Mason Memorial hospital of Murray Saturday. MRS. MAUDE DU.VN the boys were killed^jxie instantly Murray, Sunday morning at 2 Mr. and Mrs. Burman Parker, the other (lying aptfn afterwards. Gasoline As hundreds of steady customers will "Dou you wonder why seven clock. » X yMrs. Ethel Blalock, and Mr. and .•.get Paint that LASTS! million bottles of Konjola were Wijlie and Hptvard, pals during With that same courage and Mrs. Norman Lovins visited Mr. testify, you save time, worry and money life, were lyrTh shipped home on used in two years? Then read the patience that had enabled her to a^d Mrs. Otis Lovins Sunday. There's one easy way to make sure of it—just by our one-stop car service. We take the same.'frpin, but Howard was attain a favored place in schol- \Otis Lovins and Pat and Faye words of Mrs. Maude Dunn, 125 put oft at Hazel and Willie care of the details that run into money astic endeavors, she found Jhef Blalock will be the only represen- specify HANNA'S. Then you get pair.: that East Main street, Knoxville, who brptfght to Murray from whence fatal illness that cost her .exist- tatives of Concord in the college Greasing if neglected. We do it all at once, at less says of this new and different >ie was escorted by. sorrowing ence. Some nloflth ago, shei this \summer. « has the priceless ingredient—the integrity of a friends to the home of his grand- expense and in less time. When yon compound of 32 ingredients:/* suffered inquires ta> a fall, and Mn Oury Lassiter, who has mother. Mrs. Clay Edwards, where was scarcely off- the road to con- taught at Graham the past two a maker who has held Washing leave our store your car is ready for services Wefe held by the pastor "For two years I suffered from valescence when intestinal cancer• years, is now on his w%y with a to high standards for severe cramps after e^ery meal; of the First Melhrodist Church of developed. After her admittance thousands of worry-free miles. Murray. > bride frpm that section. Vulcanizing headaches and heart palpitation to the hospital surgical skill failed Mr. Ekrl Bonner from Paducah f orty-two years and who We cannot understand now t,o give the hoped for relief, made sleep ptrf of the question, visited his parents for a short when we are so frantic with pain, "Miss Jordan was forty-three> while Friday. recognizes no substi- and a complete line of and my li*er felt like a lump in Batteries why so many hopes* were allowed years of age- last February 7th, Several Attended the burial *>f U. S. Tires .... my side. Bowel at^Ion was poor, and was the daughter of the late Mr. "Bill > Self at the Parker pmy system became filled with l.uk. RcMll That I tat Med M, B. and Mrs. Lizzie Jordan. grave yard Saturday. We can give you the world's finest tires In every poisons. I became nervous and ir- Before 1 teaching the River.*' She was a member of a well Mr. Paul Montgomery, who has ALL AT ONE price class - U. S. Tires, built by the wort}** "Since inouni near fhe river 2 known family of educators. Shei taught in Texifcr the past year, ritable, and lost weight and vi- years ago, we've always used received scholastic training in has returned home. nest fisted largest producer of rubber — TIME tality. After six bottles of Kon RAT-SNAP. Watched a vicious the Princeton schools at Bowling >rday that and guaranteed for life. ^ Announcements have been re- jola I am a well person, free from water rat, nibbling at RAT-SNAP Green and in Peabody Normal in nd dogs, ceived of the birth of a daughter outside the house. About 15 Nashville, earning a Master's de- itific point, stomach trouble, and I cin rest to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lassiter of That is why when minutes later he darted off for tfie gree in the latter school last year. Detroit. the reason at night. My liver and bowels are water to cool his Burning stomach, Hanna's^ paint paints She taught her first school at Ed- All of Mr. Bob McCuiston's ®GREEFor outaidN SEAa Lwork — th, a»p«df formy- a I ^ far more functioning perfectly. I* £ave but he died before peaching it." dy Creek in thia county, afterward >air .service family at home have Just re- gained In strength and energy, and Three sizes, iibci tr5c, -f l.26. Sold holding places on the faculties of ' covered from measles. EstellV your trou-T J I am heavier than I have been In and Kuaranteqd b> Jones Drug the Murray and Morehead Teach- found them while in Detroit and find every Co., Dale, Stubblefield, & Co., and ers Colleges and In Columbus, my life. brought them liome. tdation and NIGHT Sexton Bros., Murray, Ky. Miss. Her attainments and her Aunt Jane Lassiter i^Serioualy WRECKER Thus Konjola works, going to ' 111 at her home with Mr. and Mrs. tlie very source and fount of the Jabie Lassiter. Mr. Eris Edward was carried SERVICE Ills it is designed to relieve, and to the clinic Jor treatment last ' QUALITY PAINTS there giving battle to the very week. He has been clerking in causes. Profit by the experience T. O. Turner's stot'e for a good and FINISHES BLACK FLAG while. —*Blue Bird of those who^ to their everlasting TWi One for Even PurtKM. joy. put their faitlrin Konjola. The Hyden Homemaker's Club FARMER-PURD0M MOTOR CO Konjola is sold in Murray, Ky. spbnsored a clean-up- week. In Murray Lumber Co. - ^ at Dale, Stubblefield and .Co. drup which streets, alley, yards .ind (Incorporated) . Murray, Ky. store, and by all the best drug- buildings were cleaned up and the MURRAY, KY. general appearance of the town gists in ^11 towns throughout this Improved. entire section: Adv. Fliea — Moaqurtoea Roaches—Bedbugs Ants, Moths, Fleas. O «9K>, a.r.co. KILLS QUICKER i,. ALWAYS COSTS LKSS SPRAY KILLS II MO**1 0 ATTENTION VIOIQ"", ". SIB DAIRY FARMERS

City Consumers Co. Offers Premiuifi for Improved Quality reasons why It's

Effective April 5th we have adopted the following plan wise to choose a of grading cream:

t Cream two days old or less, if of good flavor, will be paid for at five cents per pound butterfat above our regu- lar direct shipper price.

Cream four days old or less, if of good flavor, will be 1. It'a Smooth! Chevrolet has a 50-horaepower six-cylinder *alve-in- paid for at three cents per pound butterfat above our reg- head engine that delivers its power ular direct shipper price. i with a smoothness and silence that are impossible with anything less than «lx cylinders. Our regular direct shipper price will apply to cream X. i('< Comfortable! Chevrolet that is four days old and of good flavor. offers modern spring suspension, 'Fhe world today a aSuc wi* ^•tMwrtu Every roomy bodies, and a smooth-nm- Beginning on the abovfe date we will tag your cream can day brings a new aca—tiht—cut that Mated maf*»- ning six-cylinder engine. sible the day before - - 3. It'* Ea*g to Drirr! Chevrolet showing the date^of delivery. -». * ^—-— provides ,an.

Are you in a position to grasp tbe opportunities that extra-easy ball ; We recognize any company's official four day tags. inevitably come your way? Ha we you been building, up bearing steer- ^ f i| a bank account that, fwill back you up when your big ing mecha- ROADSTER chance comes? If not, it is cotainly not too late. Come nism. And six- rfc*c<•«*<» We know this plan will meet with your approval and in today and talk it over! cylinder ™» that the premium offered for improved quality and more flexibility TTZ'ZZ** m est n a un - frequent deliveries will increase your cream revenue. usual simplic- ity of control. CHEVROLET SIX * \ - . . _ • * Farmer-Purdom Motor Co Paducah, Ky, 10th & Monroe West Main Street Murray, Ky.

-L r THE LEDGER 4 TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE. 13, 1930

churned the Pacific for thrvt "The lk>st Mistress of the Execu- Calloway Junior* Will the Commonwealth and Ita people. days, followed by oth£r launches Still and Liquor tive Mansion of Kentucky writ- In the days of the Civil war there MOVIVS with cameras, to get a series of Seized in County ten at the request of A. Y. Ford, Attend Annual Camp Was fighting in the vicinity of remarkable sea life photographs then the managing editor of the Columbus, and tbe soldiers-erected Courier-Jour-naAy wtas- one -ho*- earthworks and dugh trenhes. The WALL PAPER TO PLEASE Sensational Desert Scenes In for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. A 35-sal lon moonshine still Word wus*received last "Week by beat feature stories. This appeared site itself is imposing. Columbus \*n% nim. They were u*ed to attract and und fSrfy-one gallons of whisky County Agent C. O. Dickey from tn Matc^ 14. iwt.'-^'^w Three Western bad men fl photograph sharks for the climax were w\«*«rAj a. j mat* WE ARE SHOWING THEj. LAPX^ f|j. /rts*U itiian X3 a Bvir- o7' X. jb. Ctawrhai*» oftleerg^ifT a rah?" hi the eastern have bee:. >et ten Af. cflfw lender for the University of historic twons on the Mississippi. born baby In tfie midst of the-4 first talking picture to be filmed section of the county Wednesday Shortly afterward however a fire Kentucky that the district Junior West Kentucky citizens who plan ert. almost in its entirety on tt»$i high afternoon of last week, federal destroyed the multitude of let- 4-H club camp for*, the purchase an expedition on July Fourth EST ASSORTMENT bF WALL They promised the dying seas and playing at the Capitol Prohibition Enforcement Agent ters, and papers that would have counties would be held August 11 would do well to select Columbus mo(her they would take the child Theater Wednesday and Thursday. W. J M> re of the Paducah office preserved many Important items to lfith. The location haa not as their destination, because the safely* to the little frontier to' Charles Bjabin directed the pic- led the raid. Fti Kentucky history. been chosen.. revenues collected from the jubi- PAPERS BETWEEN LOUIS- of New JeMis&Iehi " Their water ture. ""*" . No arrests were made as the Since Mrs. KUwangr) left Every boy and girl who is en- lee there on that day will assist supply is low, a frightful trip The sharks. attracted by the operators had fled before officers Frankfort, and came to Louisville rolled with a project under the the park project materially VILLE AND MEMPHIS across the desert confronts them bait, were filmed as they rushed raid were 93 ) 1 fl.kqyfafaftintmtm to reside, she haa turned her at- Home Demonstration Agent or IT we had better roads, there and the noose awaits them at hrough the water, their trian- arrived. Other officers in the raid tention lo writing children's County Agent of Calloway Couifty would be more trhved to Colum- From 5c per roll up to $1.50. per roll. ^xt-vi ieruKaieni if — they- come t-ular fins cleaving--the-w«*es. were -Constable J T Powers and atopies nnd books. One of —these nn'^e~?TrglhTno~atten3r this mu8 on the Fourth". But on the ttyouch alive. » The new picture, adapted from deputies, Charlie Haysant? K. B. books "Billy", Mas made Into a camp. The only requirement is Fqurih we can endure a little dust 'This is the central dramatic sit Dale ollins' sea novel. "Ordeal." WllltaMs <>f Paducah. Officers of photoplay by the author and was to have 4he project started and foi4 the sake of legend and the old WE LEAD in the Wall Paper Business nation of Cnlversal's thrilling all is a vivid drama of a water fam- Calloway county assisted. Ap- the first to be written, directed, the record of it up to date". Flag.—Paducah Sun-Democrat. dialogue picture "Hell's Heroes" ine on the high seas. Kay John- proximately 450 gallons of mash and made In Louisville. It was For Western Kentucky which comes to the serene of the son, who, scored in "Dynamite." ud tan fermenters were seized. shown in the old Cacaulay Thea- tre of that city. Several MagofTin county farm- Capitol Theater Friday and Sat is "the heroine, and Louis Wol- VISIT COLUMBUS era have purchased purebred cat- urdoy. heim plays the sinister Ted, mutin- Mrs. Ellwanger says she does tle and hoga this spring, looking Romance, adventure, pathos eering ship's steward, onrad „Na- KENTUCKY AUTHORS jlot devote all of her time to writ- Most of us plan some sort of forward, to the production of bet- ASK TO SEE OUR LINE and humor make "Hell s Heroes" gel,' Holmes Herbert. Carmel My- ing. atf ahe only finds a few spare outing on JtHy Fourth. It is the ter and fciore livestock. one of the most Unusual and dis ers. Zeffie Tilbury. Ivan Linow, Klleh Hutcherson Kllwanger moments each day for this hobby. logical thing to drive to some in- Jack McDonald, T°ul McGuire and In the past she has done quite a tinctive pictures ever brought to Mrs. Ellen Hutcherson E11-, viting spot on that day, for a little The Greenville Klwanis Club MOREHEAD BROTHERS the screen Many of teh scenes are others are in the cast. nat -t-r. ( Miss Charles E.) Is a lot of writing, and in turning fresh air, fireworks and relaxa- through her scrap book,.she finds and the Central City Rotary Club taken in the heart of the great The play was adapted by John native Kentuckian. and although tion. This year it would not be a held a joint meeting tn (he inter- Mojave-Desert at the height of she resides at 42 7 Park Avenue things she cannot recall to have Bad idea for Paducahans to turn . Mayfieid, Kentucky I^awson. New York playwright, ever written.—John C. Waters. est of the , agricultural develop- tlje blistering summer season. The from the original Collins N^vel. It n Louisville, stie calls Frankfort their eye$ toward the old battle- ment of Muhlenbery county. pictur. is sensational in its real was filmed on, .4. -^ailfh-: ship her hojpe for it was here she was ground at Columbus. They are htm. . r— equipped with complete recording born. A' committee appointed by the planning a big celebration at Co- The production has a most no apparatus. * - Whlie the late W. P. Walton, county judge has selected K. G. lumbus on the Fourth this year. tabfe cast. Charles Bickford. Ray of Lexington, wag editor of the Davis, living near Sturgis. as It will be sponsored by the associ- Hat tun and Fred Kohlei* Kentucky State Journal. Mrs. Union county's nominee for the ation that is erfdeav6ring fo have 10 YEARS contribute remarkable character- Stella Gossip Ellwanger conducted a page in honor of Kentucky master fnrmer. the battlefield above the Missis- Experience izations Fritii Ridgeway. Maria !u paper, and kept a lively let- sippi River at that point set apart Aibo, Jot- de la Cruz. Buck Con Mr and Mrs. Stanley Jones. ter running each week in the The Hickman county agent re- "hy state act ns a public park. in the Courier-Journal of Louisville as Join the Crowds nors and Walter Janies also are Amarilio. Tex., are visiting Mrs. ports increased interest in bees, Kentuckians shotrttl be interest- among those who give exceptional Jones.' parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Will well as histroical and feature with several farmers establishing ed in the Columbus battlefield Tire performances. Ray. . articles running in various maga- apiaries and other purchasing new park project. Much lore associ- zines throughout the country. Business! The picture is colorful through- Mr." and Mrs. Ilennie Rirardson equipment. al£&-the old fortress there with out. Somes of the most remarka- and Mayfieid. visited C A. ble. scenes were obtained when Morjian aod family and C. E. Mills . the company journeyed to the fa- and family Sunday. \ mous "jjjiost city" of Bodie, Cal., Mrs. Fanny Curtis whose home now numbering a mere handful of is at Jim Cochran's, is^pending inhabitants in place of the 11.000 the summer in Farmlngton. "old who frequented it in the days of home town". its prime. • Mrs. Lind.v Uones. Henderson, The picture was directed by Tex., is visiting herson, Elmus, WHlipin Wyler. It is based on Pe- and other relatives. — • ter B. Kyne's famous story, "Three Catbey brothers, famous car- God-father's" and. was prepared penters, are building a fine'-house" for the screen by Tom Reed. for Les Ross". Kirksey. They have about finished two new dwellings in West Murray. On account of dry weather and N. cold weather wind the corn crop looks, mighty bad. Hut by LAY IN and.-by better days are brightly dawning. * t'uard Zeh and family, Lub- bock. Tex., were .here Saturday. We have a sick person near here A Supply of that can not endure any _noise whatever; refuses to have anr callers. 'Really I believe, many SAVING MONEY sick person has been 'visited to death', especially on Sunda>s. COOL BREEZES Mr. and Mrs. Lubie Thurmon near the "poor house", took a spin down the Lynn Grove high- McCLAREN AUTOCRAT (The Syper-Tire) The audible screen s greatest way and back by the way of old pair of sweethearts, Janet Gay- Eagles, on Coldwater road Sun- GOLD BOND, 4 and 6-ply (Standard Tire) nor and harles Farrell, are again dap p. m. co-starred in "High - Society I read that Tudor Jones lias AJAX HIGH SPEED (4 and 6-ply Tire) Blues. Fox Movietone musical been re-elected 'till twister' in romance, corrrine writhe Capitol Lyons club, so good by children All of these Tires are made with long staple cotton Theater Monday and Tuesday. I've go,t to go; where rain don't • High Society Blues".is adapt fall and -the wind don't blow.— ed from a short story by Dana Eagle. You can keep a supply of mountain coolness FREE REPAIR FOR LIFE ON - BtriwH, which -recently appeared THESE TIRES in the Saturday Evening Post and always ready to relieve a hot spell. An electric d' tails*the troubles of a wholes Owners May Collect - It is requeited that you come in at least every two weeks Si:le grocer from a small Iowa fan is a storehouse of sparkling breezes always for FREE AIR •town, who sells his business to a One of the laws enacted by the chain* store - corporation for sev- recept Kentucky general assembly ready to refresh, you at the snap of a switch. e al millions', and then tries—te- which wilt become efteetive'June Folks are getting tire-wise. Every day we have 'em come in and p1St on Mc- Ci.ash the Elusive social set of -J-lS ninety days after passage, pro- Clarens, Gold Bonds or Ajax high speeds. It's much cheaper than buying boots Westchester County. New York. vides that owners of automobiles and paying for or making repairs on cheap tires made with short staple cotton. Miss Gayhor is. the daughter of may collect the unearned portion You'll ^welcome the comfort -u.keif;le. have used ten carloads Of drain I Guarantee More Miles per Dollar The Iowans "buy an estate right age tile since January 1. only a fraction of a cent an hour to run one. across the road from Janet s fani ily and try to be neighborly, but Fulton dealers report record J inet's mother, who has arranged General Electric Than Any Mail Order House in breaking sales of commercial We carry incomplete * line of Generat Elec- an engagement between her dau fertilizers, especially for cotton ghter and a foreign count, snubs growing. the outianders. Westinghouse tric and Westinghouse Fans. Stop in today the United States! How the Iowa grocer, with his Mr. R. C. King Tells a>Wonderful dander arqused by an insult to Story About Rats. l£e»d It. Fans and see these comfort - giving conveniences. one of his wife's pjes, finally "For months my place was. alive ALL GRADES AND SIZES OF .TIRES AT LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN OR brings "high hatted' society to its with rats. Losing chickens. eggsv knee.s »*hile meantime an absorb- feed. Friend told me to try RAT- ANY MAIL ORDER HOUSE ins romance" blossoms between SNAP. 1 .did. Somewhat disap-. Janet and £*harles. makes one of pointed at first not seeing inan$* Expert Tire Repairing of all Kinds at REASONABLE PRICES! the most interesting productions dead rats, but in a fe.vt days didn't Associated Gas and Electric System '•Of tui- type yet turned oij^for the see a live One. What were Sot audible screen. killed are not around-, my place. Kentucky-Tennessee light & Power Company The young stars are surrounded RAT-SNAP,, su^e does the trick.' by a cast of unusual strength,, in Three sizes, 35c. 65c. 11.25. Sold MURRAY J(E*TCCKV J. O. CHAMBERS eluding. William Collier, Sr., Joyce and guaranteed by Jones Drug Conipton, Hedda Hopper, Louise Co.. DaJe, Stubblefield & Co.. and North Fourth Street At Beaman's Garage Fazenda, Lucian Littlefield and Sexton Bros., Murray, Ky: Brandon .Hurst. Monday and Tuesday, June 16 and 17

. ^ SKiP^OU The Trio Who Made "Sunny Side Up' SlUP/iiiAl a superb success JANET GAYNGS l ighting Sharks Filineil in New M-4.-M Talkie Made at Sea.' ALL TALKIES Launches, dragging pieces of CHARLES FARRELL salt pork at the ends of a rope, ond director DAVID BUTLER*' Wednesday and Thursday, June 18 and 19 Unusual repeat with another refreshingly new Movietone musical romance of rftk - \ Special the pinging screen's greatest lovers Supported by on Rollins' Run-Proof WILUAM COWER, SR.-HEDDA HOPPER HOSIERY LUCIEN UTTLEFKLD-LOUISE fAZENDA JOYCE COMPTON with Louis Wolheim, Conrad Nagel, Holmes Herbert, Kay Johnson, Carmel Myers. Imagine adorable Janet as th« What starts out as a gay dougMer ol a reidjEijeramirailL. family who want their offspring to voyage of terror and excite- morry b' titled nobleman— ment such as will leave you And think of charming Charles as breathless. A tornadtf of hu- - aid pos

News Reel and Talking A \er » v|i«-r weight. - pirot top, siijI|MM" -o"le and Puri^mi heel. A Comedy t«T) annsnal value at— $1.50 jg/ " \

All the Wanted Shades . V •/> - i • —• --; « ffi&ar - .- . • . • CRAWFORD- Red Hot Talking Comedy 12th chapter "TARZAN THE TIGER GATLIN "The Shooting Gallery" Incorporated 10th episode "SPORTING YQUTH" FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1930 THE LEDGER ft TIMES

troop council, was master of cere- a,re now enrolled in the local The guests list for the two mlttee. Music was furnished by Woman's Club this evening pah, visited relatives at Hamlin day. He has been working on a monies at the "program, which was troop. parties included the following: the Keqtucky Stompers. 6:30. , _ t the past week. government boat on the Ohio In addition to 25 scouts, the fol- entirely informal. Scout Execu- >T bridge: MTB. Elmus Beale. An ice course was served. Mrs. Welker, Foci, Henry. River. lowing were present: Mr, and tive Edd Filbeck -and Supt. W. J. Mrs. K*rl Fraxee, Mrs. B. O. There were several- hundred Mrs. Jennlnjta l\>fcuVe vUki n Tenn., spending the v^eek wlib T i* heH*/B*<> EH Mrs. George Hart, Mr. and Mrs. LaagaUm, Sleft*/M7i. T^Mtnfir- • " ' Mrs. O: J. Jennings wiiV-he tm^ thtrrrrhtr. r Mrs. Z. T. Elklns. rrbps back to some extent. Career; rr'ST«M>« W j Ca*tI' Mis.s Muryleona Bertha Acree, Mr and Mrs. Greg afternoon. honor of the Training School Bishop. Mrs. W. T. Sledd. Sr. Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hart, Those -present were: Mrs. 0. faculty and the practice teachers. W. T Sledd, Jr.. Mrs. Corinne Pat- Mrs. Jim Banks. Mrs. R. M. Pol- B. Scott, Mrs. Bernard Whitnell. terson, Mrs. Ed Diuguid, Sr., Miss lard. Miss Cal lis Wear. Mrs. Irvie and Mrs. Vernon Hale. Dahlia Circle To I lee Keys. Miss Alice Keys. Miss Wyatt, Mrs. Harry Jenkins. Mrs. A lunch was aerVed late In the FREE! Meet Friday Erie Keys. Mrs. A. B. Austin. Harry Broach. Mrs. Ruelle Clark. afternoon. Mrs. Tam Banks, Mrs. Luther Jackson, and Mrs. Rob Mason will W;• ceased to suffer from head- BaUes before Tuesday. aches. fhave told my friends SEE OUR WINDOWS! about Cardui because I was Demand Murray Ice Cream Party Given In Honor Of Associated Gas and Electrio benefited after taking it." New Students Securities Company EAT THE PUREST AND BEST AND Right now at the very be- A delightful moonlight party was given on'the college campus Incorporated Keep Your Dollars at Home ginning of summer we Friday evening in honor of the CARDUI present the greatest value- new students. Helps Women to Health A debate - on "Which Is The Office of MURRAY ICE CREAM CO. giving Sale of fine millin- Most Inducive to Love Making— KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE LIGHT Take Thedford'a • Black-Draught Moonlight or Firelight" caused" * POVHR CO. for Constipation, IndlgesUon, ery ever seen in Murray. much laughter. Oilier clever en- Murray, Kentucky Biliousness. 1 cent a dose.e,.,g4 The very Hat you've want- tertainme was led by the fcom- ed, the smartest styles, the finest materials and the greatest values ever of- fered. The Weather Has Been Cool Hairbraids, Stitched Crepes, Silks, Tailored Straws and Summer Felts •••• UR TV JI T1 •••-• worl1 up wort hwort up 1to | worth up to $2! 95 ' $ 1 95"".00 ' $3.50 NeM w BeretR....s. Children'P k; ...s HatU s New Baby Bonnets 50c to $2.00 50c 50c to $2.00 "Y our Our Prices Are Hot! Blue Bird Shobpe Old l^entucky :rv? Miss Maye Marshall Mrs. MyrtU WaWalkel r COME TO OUR BIG FIRST .OUISVILui

The World Famous ANNIVERSARY Now In FULL Blast!

-DEFLECTING an Jd fashioned Southern The Sensation of Calloway County pitality1 that is as refreshing the Dixie Dew>. Come snd rnjoy Yourself. Lar^e hospi- table room® and lobbies, hos pitable employes to serOe you, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Special for Saturday, *nd most important, hospitable Realising that the success of this store during the past year and in the future will be due to the loyalty and pa- tronage of the people of Murray, the hamlets and surround- ing countryside for miles around and after aB It Is tjie peo- ple who have made this store what it is today; so we con- June 14th 500 Comfortable Rccmf sider it .our duty, especially at this great period to PUB- LICLY EXPRESS our appreciation _£or the past courtesies To the first ten persons who buy $5.00 and invite and solicit your support for the futurd on the or more in merchandise on this date— basis of reputable, reliable merchandise in a greater selec- tion, honestly priced and serviced in-a pincers'and efficient JUNE 14th, we will give a due bill for manner. Another reason for this greet event if- to estab- $1.00, whi«h-wili entitle tkem ^o a dol- lish In the mirrds of rh^ p*Op& wTTaf thTs store can de for Swimming Pool Now Open! Enjoy, too. th» them in quality merchandise at lower prices. It Is with this lar's worth of merchandise at this store -MANUFACTURED WEATHER In mind that we have prepared this bargain feast of won- at any time. in tha beautiful der values and invite and urge you to come. Take a Cool Dip §rrlbarlj (grill BETTER GET IN EARLY Only Louiaville Munnt you . Hours 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. .Murray Mercantile Co. Murray Consumers Coal and Ice Co. Next to Bank of Murray Murray, Ky. THE LEDGER ft TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1930

Calloway Juniors Will the Common wealth and ita. people'. and l.iquor In the days of the Civil war there jvivvi&S Seized in County Attend Annual Camp was fighting In the vicinity of Columbus, and .the soldiers erected WALL PAPER TO PLEASE Sensational Iknert Srenea ln Word was ryccived last w'eek by earthworks and dugh trenhes. The New Film. County Agent C. O. Dickey from site Itself is imposing. Columbus Three Western ba! Uva ohieev aud most ' (SrtCtUan . t new- "club leader for the University of Istoric l won* r>n MJ*"'>**>/>/>> WE ARE SHOWING THE LARG- born vftaby^in the~*mid'st of the des- Kentucky that the district Junior West Kentucky citizens who plan ert. 4-H club camp for the. purchase an expedition on July Fourth EST ASSORTMENT OF WALL They had promised the dying counties would be held Atigust 11 would do wqll to Select Columbus mother they«»ould take""lhe child to' 16th. The location has not as their destination, because the | la the I it Ue frontier town been chosen. revenues collect**! from the Jubi- PAPERS BETWEEN LOUIS- 'of New Jerusalem. Their water lee ther^ on that day will assist Every boy and girl who is en- the park project materially supply is low. a fTightful trip rolled with & project under the „ VILLE AND MEMPHIS across the desert confronts them Home Demonstration Agent or If we had better roads, there and the noose awaits them at County Agent of Calloway County would be more traved to Colum- From 5c per roll up to $1.50 per roll. ~NFw Jemsj^lein if they come will be .eligible to attend this mus on the Fourth. But on the S^uoii ttr^rilve. camp. Jhe only requirement Is Fourth we can endure a little dust ^^his is the central dramatic Sit- to haveothe project started and for the sake of legend and the old WE LEAD in the Wall Paper Business tiati^Lof Universal's thrilling all the record of It up to date. Flag.—Paducah Stin-Democrat. dluloguK. picture ' Hell's Heroes'' For Western Kentucky which conHtfi to the serine of the Several Magoffin county farm- < apitol Tbe^r Friday and Sat- VISIT COLUMBUS ers have purchased,..purebred cat- urday. ^Sv tle and hogs this spring, looking Romance, adventure, pathos KENTUCKY AUTHORS Most of us plan some sort of forward to the production of bet- ' ASK TO SEE OUR LINE and humor make "HaB's Heroes" outing on July Fourth. It til the ter and more livestock. one of tli. most unusuiK^and dis- logical thing to drive to some in- tinctive pictures ever brobtiht to viting spot on that day, for a little The Greenville Kifranls Club MOREHEAD BROTHERS tbe screen Many of Teh sqene^^re fresh air. fireworks and relaxa- and the Central City Rotary Club i ckeu in the heart of the grefcj^ tion. TTJls year It would not be a held a joint meeting in.lhe inter- Mojave Desert at the height of bad Idea for Paducahans to turn est. of the agricultural .develop- Mayfield, Kentucky tbe blistering summer seasofiTThe their eves toward the old battle- ment of Muhlenbery county. * picture is sensational in its real- ground 'at Columbus. They are ism.. - . . planning a big celebration at Co- The production has a most no- lumbus on the Fourth this year. table cast Charles Rick ford. Ray- It will be sponsored hy the associ- mond Hatton and Fred Kohler ation that is endeavoring to have 10 YEARS contribute remarkable character- Stella^fiossip the battlefield above the Missis- Experience izations Frit si Ridgeway, Maria sippi River at that point set apart Albo. Joe de la Cruz, Buck .Con- Mr. and Mrs. StanDS. Jones. by staje act a**a public park. in the nors and WTalter James also are Amarillp, Tex., are visitms Mrs. Kentuckiaite should be interest- among tho^e who give exceptional Jones, parents, Mr. and MrsNwil] ed in tb^Cohmibus battlefield Tire performs!) cos. Ray. \ park*^project. Much lore associ- The picture is colorful through- Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Rurardson ates-jhe-old fortress there with Business! out. -Somes of the most remarka- and son, Mayfield. Visited C, A. ble scenes' were Obtained when, Morgan and family and Mills the-company journeyed to the fa- and family Sunda> mous "ghost city" of Bodie, Cal., Mrs. Fanny Curtis whose home now numbering a mere handful of is at Jim Cochran's, spending Inhabitants in place of the 11.000 "the summer in Farniington, '"old who frequented it in'.the days of home town". its- prime. Mrs. Lindy ^ones, Henderson,. Tex., is visiting herson, Elmus, The • picture was directed by and other relatives. William WylerT It is based on Pe- ter B. Kyne's famous story". "Three Cathey brothers, famous car- God-father's" and was prepared penters. are building a fine house for the screen by Tom Reed. for Les Ross. Kirksey. They have about finished two new dwellings in West Murray. On account of dry weather and N. E. cold weather wind the corn crop looks -mighty had. But by IAY IN ' and- by beTfer day* are brightly dawning. JJnsrd Sel racd family, Lub- bock, Tex., were h'ere Saturday. We have h sick person near hjje A Supply of that can not endure any noise whatever; refuses to have any caljejs. Really I believe ..many a SAVING MONEY sick person has be^n "visited to death'»- especially on Sunday*. COOL BREEZES Mr. and Mrs. Lubie Thurmon, ON near the "poor house", took a spin down tne Lynn, Grove high- McCLAREN AUTOCRAT (The Super-Tire) way and back by the way of pld Eagles, on Coldwater road Sun- GOLD BOND, 4 and 6-ply (Standard Tire) dap p. m. I read that Tudor,.Jones has. AJAX HIGH SPEED (4 and 6-ply Tire) been re-elected tail twister' In Lyons club, so good by children AH of these Tire» are made with long staple cotton UF * ^ \ fW KM to i:o; - where rain don't fall and the- wind don't blow.—* Eagle. You can keep a supply of mountain alolness FREE REPAIR FOR LIFE ON •Sf^J

always ready to relieve a hot sgetl^An electric THESE TIRES 1W Owners May Collect It U requested that you come in at least every two weeks D fan is a storehouse of sparkling BreSes always for FREE AIR M - ready to refresh you at the snap of a switch. Folks are getting tire-wise. Every day we have 'em come in and put on Mc-" Clarens, Gold Bonds or Ajax high speeds. It's much cheaper than buying boots and paying for or making repairs on cheap tires made With short staple cotton. You'll welcome the comfort of an electric fan Ask any owner of these tires, thep come in and get yours. wherever you are—in your office, living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom. And it costs I Guarantee More Miles per Dollar only a fraction of a cent an hour to run one. Fulton dealers report record Than Any Mail Order House in breaking sales - of commercial General Electric We• carry a complete-line of General Etec- fertilisers. ep|wcialij for cotton growing. tric^uid Westinghouse Fans. Stop in today the United States!

and see these comfort - giving conveniences. ALL GRADES AND SIZES OF TIRES AT LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN OR ANY MAIL ORDER HOUSE Associated Gas and Electric System Expert Tire Repairing of all Kinds at REASONABLE PRICES! Kentucky-Tennessee Light & Power Company # MURRAY XENTIVKY North Fourth Street At Beaman's Garage

Monday and Tuesday, June 16 and 17

T^E SSitP The Trio Who Made "Sunny Side Up" SHAr 'AIM a su erb success 9: > • v\6f/ / yjKj'*^ P >X J' JANET GAYNO^ Fighting Sharks, Filmel«de at Sea. Launches, dra -pieces of jf' . CHARLES FARRELL ALL TALKIES salt pork at the ends of a rope. Friday and Saturday, June 13 and 14 '/N \UV4L* § " WdirKfor -—— SAT. U DAVID BUTLER Wednesday and Thursday, June 18 and 19 Unusual MAT Q\ f\ • | I 1 repeat with another refreshingly Special - t \\ i £ thneew singin Movietong screen'e musicas greatesl romanct lovere osf Supported by on Rollins' Run-Proof WILLIAM COLLIER, SR.-HEDDA HOPPER HOSIERY LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD- LOUISE FA2ENDA JOYCE C0MPTON with Louis Wolheim, Conrad Nagel, Holmes Herbert, Kay Johnson, Carmel Myers. Imagine adorable Janet as lhe What starts out as a gay daughter of a socially promtnent yachting party turns into a family who want their offspring to voyage of terror and excite- morry a titled nobleman— ment such as will leave you And think of charming Charles as breathless. A tornado of hu- heir to millions—and folks who have man emotions —. a picture TALKIMC no false pretensions! PICTURE thriller with.a really notable D*ath Valley held on th" cast of players. rim. of its burning hell When these two decide to fty in the POLLING three bad men.- See haw a foce of conventions, they find troubles PUNSTGP nositpy new-born baby made them —and big loughs, too. ffnd their souls only, to lose^their lives. It's the most beautifully dramatic and wondejfully _ human Htory Peter" ftr-jgyne evue News R^el and Talking Comedy —"RIGHT BED"

"rwi ki TWtforbfti Fo r Vov' "I Don't Know You W.* This Is a h«»we that u«auilly sellN Enough For TWt" » "CWonor" All the Wanted Shades "High Soc^y Bi^i" "Jvtt Lb* A Sforf Wt" CRAWF0RD- Red Hot Talking Comedy 12th chapter "TARZAN THE TIGER "The Shooting Gallery" GATLIN 10th episode "SPORTING YOUTH' FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1930 THE LEDGER & TIMES

are now enrolled in the loeal The guests list for the two mlttee. Music was furnlsher. and Mrs. J. W. <*rr to Eld. J. T. Stewart and wife are the guests of their .daughter'. Mra. Huiton, Greg Miller, E. S. Diuauid Hale, Mrs. Max Carmen, Mrs. Bntertaln At Keelfoot. Jr., Luther Robertson, Finis Beale John Burnham, Mrs. Henry Hol- Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Carr will W\ ,L. Simpson this week. Outland, Mra, Cleve Jauies, Mr. ton,, MTB. Frances Coleman Mc- be hoats to a fiah fry dinner at the C. M. Geurin and family were and Mra. John Weatherly, Mr. and Lean, Mrs. Ted Sa'nford, Mrs. Hickman Gun Club at Reelfoot guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mrs. Roy Weatherly, and Master Chas Hord," Mrs. Cleo Gillia Hea- Lake. Saturday. The gueat liat Stewart of Brandon Saturday. Elkina, little aon of Mr. and Mra. ter. Mrs. Clifford Melugin, Mrs. includes members of the college Irvaa.gaes Garloa Elkina. I i r> _Lan gaton, -Mrs. Or-J-. Jen- fcieulty and families of same. JUT Wedding % he Thirty-five Garrard county far- nings, Mrs. John Rowlett, Mrs. so member of the present board Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Irvan an- mers La-jii • ;ul a '..ml of 2,500 Mather's Flub Has June Herschel "Corn, Mrs. C. S, Lowiy, of regents and the past board of nounce the marriage of their ___ ton^ of ground limestone this Meeting Mrs. Herbert Drtmnon, Miss Mary regenta with their families. daughter, Dorothy, to R. E' Jones = The Mother'a Club met at the Williams, Mia* Elizabeth Lovett. of Shreveport, La., on June 1st i Training School building Friday Miss lgne Leine, Miss Mary Mr*. W. S. Swann Given in Metropolis, 111. afternoon. Evelyn Eaves, Miss Alleen Lem- A Surprise Supper They were accompanied to Me- I Mrs. J. W. Compton gave a ona, Miss Lucille Rood. Miss The Character Builders Class tropolis by Miss Louella McCaslin-]- splendid talk on "The Pre-School Gwendolyn Haynes, Miss Anna Qf the Christian church honored and Allen Rose. Age" and Misa Mildred Graves, ac- l)iltz Holton, Miss Martha Kelley, Mrs. W. S. Swann with a surprise Mr. and Mrs. Jones motored to I companied by Mra. Rob Maaon, Miss Floy liobbins, Miss Deslree birthday supper at her home Bowling Green after the ceremon? | beautifully sang a group of aonga. Beale. Miss Margaret Bailey, Misa Tuesday evening. but have returned to Benton Bertie Manor. Misa Mildred Delightful refreshments were An elaborate menu was served where Mr. Jones is doing field ' Graves, Miss Margaret Graves, served by the following fourth cafeteria style In the lovely dining work for "The Southern Agri- Miss Carrie Allison. Miss Susan grade mothera-: room. culturist'. ' Mr$. George Upchurch, Mrs. Taz Peffer, Mlas' Beatrice Frye, Miss Those present were: Mrs. Jones is one of Murray's Milter. Mrs. Herbert Drennon, Vermont*' Wilson, Miss Verna Mra. Rosa WUliama, Mra. Gat- most attractive yount; ladies. She .Mrs. Autrey Farmer and Mrs. Rob -Goode, Miss Ruth Sexton, Miss lin Clopton. Mr. and Mra. Greg is a graduate of Murray High Mason. They were assisted by Frances Sexton, Miss Tennle Miller. Mr." and Mra. W. B. Moser, School and a junior in the-Mur- j Mr®, R. M. Pollard chairman ol IfiM Charlotte Mr. sua Mrs Warrin Fulton. Mr. ray-State Teachers fottecrr. the refreshment committees. Kirk, Miss Juliet Holton. Happy. Mra. Hampton Irvin, Misa There were thirty guests pres- Tea quests: Mrs. Rainey T. B. Purdom. Mra. Lou Gregory, Mr*. Farmer Entertain* ent. Weils. Mra. T. H. Siokea.Mrs. W. Mr. and Mra. W. S. Swann. Billy Mrs. Jack Farmer had guests The club will entertain with a M. Mfison/ Mrs. Mary Gardner, Swann, Mrs. Kate Kirk, Mrs. for one J^ble of bridge Tuesday picnic the 2nd Friday ln July In Mrs. C. A. Blnop, Mtss Maryleona Bertha Acree, Mr. and Mrs. Greg afterijoct. honor of the Training School Bishop. Mrs. W. T. Sledd. Sr. Mra. Miller, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Hart ' Those present were: Mrs. G. faculty and the practice teachers,. W. T Sle:ld, Jr.. Mr?. Corinne Pat- Mra. Jim Banka, Mra. R. M. Pol- M. Scott, Mrs. Bernard Whitnell, terson, Mss. Ed Diur-'uid, Sr., Miss lard, Miss Callla Wear, Mra. Irvle and Mrs. Vernon Hale. IKthlia Circle To ilee Keys, Miss Alice Keys, j^its Wyatt, Mra. Harry Jenklna, Mrs. A lunch was served late In the Mi-rt Friday Erie Keys, Mrs. A. B. Austin. Harry Broach. Mrs. Ruelle Clark. afternoon. FREE! Mra. Tom Banks, Mrs. Luther Jackson, and Mrs. Rob M&son will Wiil(lro|Kl>avlK be hosts to the Dahlia Circle at Wedding in Toledo Mr. and Mr*. ItonjtM Hamlin News AT PETITE GOLF LINKS the home of Mrs. Mason Friday, Word has been received here < Inn < hill Entertain June 13th. at 3:00""6'ciock. announcing the marriage of Miss Mr ami Mrs. Ronald Churchill Alfred Mortoa and family and Ruby Waldrop to Mr. Wade E.. had .as .heir dinner guests Satur- Guy Morton and family of Hardin. Mrs. H. I. Nle.li! at Honk' Davis of Memphis, Tenn. day evening: Mr and Mrs Roscoe Tlslted P. A. Elkins las. Week George Bell- and family, l'adu- BEGINNING FRIDAY and ENDING To Bri supper meeting Mrs Bernard Whitnell. Mrs E. of the Business and Professional Man making lowest score J. Beale, Mrs. Ted Sanford. Mrs son of J. T. Davis of Dustin, Oklu. B. O. l.ansston. Mrs. Marvin Whft- After a short tour they will re- ^ HAD been Next lowest Foi nell, Mrs. K. C Fraiee. Minn Mary turn to, theij; home, in Memphis. through a bad P ^ J Williams. Mrs. Ed Diuguid, Jr . Tenn., where Mr. Davis is em- spell of sickneaa w. Mrs. Jack Farmer, and* Mrs. Ver- pig^ed with the Kroger Grocery- whieh left me very ,"> non Hale, MTB. Joe Lovett and corn pan>\ BUILD weak," Bays Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Melugin substituted. Virginia Spruce, TCf- of Staple ton, Vs. Jr There's not a cleaner,, more Practice Now for Glasgow Family Have TOUR INDEPENDENCE lie-Union "I waa pale and JSf / modern, more i*p to date Ice Miss Tandy Gives Parties felt lifeless, and fWk^" Miss Margaret Tand? enter- Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. Glasgow Gream plant in the United States have as their guests: with my strength did ' iKMjfct Uttied at bridge Saturday after- not return. Big Cash Prizes noon and Saturday evening at the Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Butterworth than ours. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Diu ind children, of Ea^an, Tenn.; Associated Securities "I spent moat of " Mr. and Mrs. Carl Townsend, of my time on the bed. I was guid, Jr. very nervoua, and the leaat Not only because it is made at Lovely flowers were used in Hickma.i; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glas- gow, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. J. thing upset me. I did not the rooms which were thrown to: have atrength enough to lift home but also because it is better Later gether for the occasion. I1. Glasgow and daughter, of May- fleW; and Percy Glasi;ow, of Fort a broom. At times I would do we ask you to demand MUR- A delightful plate dunch was have bad headaches, which served. Wayne, hid. ~ • •ted Gu ud Bkrtm Company would hurt me until I could RAY ICE CREAM of your dealer. They went to Hickman for the «eouritiet offar to tka MB*1I in- hardly see. lay Wednesday and back to Mav- TMtor opportunities fcr*OMtut "Someone asked me why I fleld. We've done bur part, now it's •avin| ud prof takU iirattacit. did not try Cardui I hsd read of it, so I thought I up to you as loyal citizens to do Home Department To Tha Sl.M latarMt Baariag would see what it would do yours. Have Fish Fr> Allotaaat Cftiiaataa, yiaidiM for me. It waa really re- • Memhers-of the Home Depart- markable how I came out ment with their husbands and over 5H%, ara prWd at $29.00. My strength returned, and gg, We make PASTEURIZED Ice Pay $5 dowa aa eaok Certificate, will have ii fish fry at my health was better than ^^ - . Cream of unexeclled and consis- Pine Bluff Thursday, June 19. aad a lika aaoaat aaaatfcly. it nad been in years. 1 gained : on Mc- Those planning to go, are asked in weight about ten pounds.. • tent taste, any flavor you desire.. to call Mrs. J. D. Sexton, Mrs. To invest infuire mi $kt ntsrtri My color waa good, and I ng boots John Whitnell or Mrs. H. B. Associaui SyrUm ofut. ceased to suffer from head- cotton. Bailey before Tuesday. aches. I have told my friends about Cardui because I was WINDOWS! benefited after taking it." Demand Murray Ice Cream Party Given In Honor Of Associated Gil and Electric .N'ew Students Securities Company EAT THE PUREST AND BEST AND Right now at the very be- A delightful moonlight-.party was given on the college campus X*J&?y lo.orpor.ted Keep Your Dollars at Home ginning of summer we Friday evening in honor of the new students. present the greatest valoe- Helps Women to Health A debate on Which Is The Office of MURRAY ICE CREAM CO. giving Sale of fine millin- Most Inducive to Love Making—. KKVITCKY-TEW.NKS.SKE LIGHT Tak. Thedford's BUpk-r>raush. Moonlight or Firelight" caused * POWER CO. for Constipation. Ind.KcsUon, ery ever seen in Murray". much lau hter. • Oilier clever en- Murray, Kentucky Biliousness. 1 cent a Il:.»*-. The very Hat you've want- tertainnie t was led by the coni- ed, the smartest styles, the finest materials and the greatest values ever of- fered. The Weather Has Been Cool Hairbraids, Stitched Crepes, Silks, Tailored Straws and Summer Felts •••• 1JRUU T1 •••• fO rtP worth up to QC worth up to d» 1 AA worth up to $6.50 ^>1 1,7 J $5.00 Jl.UU $3.5* 0 New Berets Children's Hats New Baby Bonnets 50c to $2.00 50c 50c to $2.00 Our Prices Are Hot! Blue Bird Shoppe Old iCentuckv H s Maye Marshall Mrs. Myrtilyrtis TWalke" ' r COME TO OUR BIG FIRST .OUlSVILLi

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On tKe heading Corner of LoiWvilU ev«rylvxlj ANNIVERSARY Now In FULL Blast! REFLECTING an J eim, Conrad fasKioned SoutKem hist- The Sensation of Calloway County lerbert, Kay pitality tKat is as refrasKing SALE Myers. tKe Dixie DeW. C-cme unci at as a gay mjoy Yourself. Lar^e Kospi- ;urns into a and excit«- '-able room* and iobljies, Kos II leave you pitsble employe, tp serOa you, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Realizing that the success of this store during the past nado 'of hu- tnd most important, Kospitabts year and in the future will be due to the loyalty and pa- ~ a picture tronage of the pec/ple of Murray, tlflfhamlets and surround- ally notable ing countryside for miles around and after all It Is the 500 Comfortable Rccirs ple who have made this store what It is today>.so we con- sider it our'duty, especially at this great period to Pl'B- LICLY EXPRESS our appreciation fol^he pail t'UUfPWles To the first ten persons who buy $5.00 and tnvite and solicit your support for the future on the or more in merchandise on this date— basis, of reputable, reliable merchandise in a greater selec- tion, honestly priced and serviced in a aipegre and eTflcierit JUNE 14th, we will give a due bill for manner. Another reason for this great ev£nt Itrttr eetab- $1.00, which will entitle them to a dol- liah in the «H»d# of-4he peop4e -what -thh» ytrrrr- raTt tfa toj' Swimming Pool Now Open! , Enjoy, too, tka ~ them ln qualify merchandise at lower prices. It, is with'this lar's Worth of merchandise at this store MANUFACTURED WEATHER in mind that we have prepared- this bargain feast of won- der values and invite and urge you to come. r at any time. BETTER GET IN EARLY Take a Cool Dip Srrlbarl? (grill Only LouimlU Mm ofiiroxs^ Hours 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. Murray Consumers Coal and Ice Co •n jgjg^Uk • ••

FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1930 THE LEDGER 6 TIMES weekly Issues of said Ledger A Tenn.; .-Mr. Frank W. Bowden. SCHOOL HOMES- School people That Ordinance Number One Art* and Crafta t'lqb Mrs. Bert Sextoa. Mra. Kd Pb»-| Mrs. Elbert Laasiter. Other Wells Hall Wednesday afternoon Times as by said ordinance pro- ds-slrlng homes near Murray (1), being an ordinance ratlTylng Mrrti Hps. Mra C H IRedden. Uf. Gj quests were; Mrs. Clyde Downs. from 4 to 5 in honor of the new Henry. Tenn.; Miss Carlle Dar- vided; and j nell, May*WU1. Mr. CfetrU* WJ^ •School •»-, v*«lVowa> Co. 'asil Co . aud cotttlr mi** all of tb« prior Mrs Marm'f Han.! fcor > » Hun»4viT&'ltfc 4^-14. Mrs. Charle* Farmer, Mc%. R. M. member*. WFTERJM*. T W. Bffhe .,M M Wil- Viral Nai l. '!»•>*. Wa. C«.tt lit. alApa. aAltuna, aiul contract in to the Arts and Craft* club Wed- Mrs. Taji Miller, Mi»a Rtt'A1 Pollard. Mr*. Ftaukw U^U^si. Stre*:- pew, byrtmuKwaa. ' tad \|aw m; mvaa m* kl then Mayor i>t the Ot«y. dM, on son. Golden Pond, Ky.;*Mrs. An- or 139 lie connection with the sale of a gas m*sda\ afternoon Cutchlns, Mrs.' Mel us Linn. Mra, a Holland. Mrs. Ethel dairies were" used in the pirlora. franchise to the North American January J. 1930. report to this Ward, aud Mrs. G." A. Holland of Miss Susan PefTer, Miss Marga- na Lewis, Paris; Mrs. Fred Smith. body In writing that he had of- Sweet B^-.is and daisies were Bryan Langs to*. V™ Neu- FOR SALE Good, quirk heating Utilities Company, of Chicago. Omaha. ret Tandy, and Mrs. David Gard- Puryear; Mrs. Jewell Boyr, Paris, fered such franchise for sale as us

15 Illinois, be and the a*pie is here ner received the guests. Tenn.; Mrs. T. R. Grogan. Mur- in all respects directed, and sold The hours were spent at needle- Toiu Williams. Mra. Prentice Hol- telectrlce coffee pereulator for $9. by amended so as to correct cer- Tea, Given Honoring New Members ray; Mrs. Wm. L. Knight. Modgl, the same to the North American work. A delicious ice course, car- land. Mrs. O. J Jeunings. A pleasing musical program and au excellent medicine and tain errors appearing in para- Of Summer Fatality Tenn. Utilities Company, a corporation rying out the -color scheme of Mrs. Greg Miller. Mrs. Charles was given by Mrs. W S. Swann shaving cabinet I4xlt, for »3. See graph three of said ordinance, awl orKanixed ami existing under the pink jipd white was served Moore. Mrs. Solon Higgins, Mrs, A tea was given by the regular who, accompanied bv Mtas Callls Mrs. Ben Hood. 411 Vine St. ltp so as t" make aaid paragraph Members present , were: Irvan Bamett. Mfs Inland Owen. members of the college faculty at Wear, sang "Sleepy Hollow Tune", three more explicit; so that said laws of the State.of Delaware, Rev. J. O. Ensor. accompanied by WANT ADS WANTED—Reliable lady to take ordinance, as amended, shall hat ing an office and place ot Mrs. Kob Mason sang. "Where orders for the well known Wat- read as follows: business at Chicago. Illinois, (It Irish Eyqs Are Smiling" and heing the iftgheat and bent bidder ICE CREAM Sl'PPER-at Kirksey kins Products In Murray; cuato- WHEREAS, the Board "f "Caroline"; and Miss Mildred for cash), and had reertred from on Saturday night. June 21 A mers established, excellent pay. Council did. by ordinance duly en- Graves, accompanied by Mrs. Rob said North American CUUtien uo,! time for young and old. Write C. H Worley. 70-90 W acted on the 17th day of Decem- Mason sang "Pale Hinds Beside Company, the sura of One Hun- Everybody Invited. COME. Iowa. Memphis. Tenn. jt6c ber. l»29 authorise and provide The Shallow Morn'' and "In The dred Fifty Dollars (ftSO.OO) In for the sale of a franchise for the Garden Of My Heart". SAVE Tour Chickens—Why 1*1 FOR SALE—Remington. Type- cash. In full payment of the pur- construction. maintenance and chase price of said franchise; Tropical Worsted A delightful salad course was Gapes kill your chickens? Mead writer, good condition, old style operation of a commercial gas served. * a ers Gape Remedy will cure them Call at West Sycamore street.—T. svstem and system of gas mains NOW THEREEOItlS, be lt or- Members of the social commit right now. It never fnlls Order P. Pogue. J13c and service pipes In the City of dained. that all of the actions of tee, who assisted In serving were a 39c hox today and quit worry- Murray, the terms and conditions the Mayor of the City of Murray, TOR SALE Several thousand Mrs. Lyda Muse, Miss Gwendo- trig. Write Moaders Laboratory. of which franchise are In said of the City Clerk, snd Of the *>ounds good grass hay—JBc per lyn . Haynes. and Miss Deslree Betheage. Tenn. J1S ordinance contained, and did Hoard of Council heretofore had Beale. 100 lbs—C. H Richardson. JIJc authorise .the mayor to offer said In respeet of |he contraot for the Suits, Men! About fifty guests called during FOR RENT—Three large, un- franchise for salt '» the ltlslies' sale of said franchise to Blld North NOT UK he hour. 1 furnished rooms.— Mrs. Willie and best bidder for cash at the Alnerfran L'tilltles Company, of Decker, North 4th. street. ltp Contracts for the building of offk.' of the City Clerk between rhirago. Illinois, be and the same Made by Kirschbaum, one of Am- Utterbick school house and for the houfs of one and two P. M are hereby ratified and confirmed. WORK WANTED—2 boys, ages S. M. Casel, 76, Is painting Kelly and Gunters .Flat on the 3rd day of January. This ordinance shall take effect erica's finest merchant tailors, splen- 18 and 14. yard mowing, garden 1930 will be let to the lowest and best arief duly advertiaing the time from and after Us passage and Death's Victim Monday work, etc.— Earl aud Vernon bidder Tuesday morning 10 o'clock place and purpose of said sale and publication. did modeling, unsurpassed tadoring, Smith. *418 N. 4th. ltp a . June 17. the privilege to be granted, by This June t. 1930. striking patterns, they are excep- Sanvick Melvln Cagle. sfce 76. Contract for the Kirksey addl publishing a notice thereof in two Ed Fllbeck, 1 LOST—-Setter bird dog, name died Monday at his home near tion will be let to lowest and bear consecutive SEtiekly issues of the Mayor. tional values at— Lynn Grove after an Illness of "Sport". White with few brown bidder Monday. June 23. 10 Ledger 4: Times; and Attest: complications. spots. Reward. Return to Hill Gardner. E. J. Beale Motor Co. lp o'clock. WHEREAS, said notice of sale Chae D Grognn, He is survived by his widow, Those*Interested call at the of- Clerk. - 2t three daughters, Mrs. Nola Dick, duly appeared in two consecutlv. FOR RENT— Two, newly decora- tlce of County Supt. for plans and $14.95 and $16.75 Mrs. Verda Henley, and Miss Edna ted, unfurnished rooms, 509 specifications. Cagle and one son. Charley Caple. Popular street, call 241. J20c M. O Wrftther. Mr. Cagle was married to Miss Jennie Cochran in J878 and the CREftttf BUYING—I am now back , NOTICE Special Prices on Young Men',s -couple celebrated' their g olden in the cream buying business and There will be a meeting of all wedding anniversary two ^ears will begin Saturday at- same old Calloway County teachers who ago. stand, Checkerboard Feed Storet teach In the grades st the court Though not a, member of any on Depot street. Will buy Wed- house Thursday and Friday. .June church Mr. Cagle professed faith nesdays and Saturdays." T. J. Summer Suits jn Christ at an early ase. 26 and 27. Meeting begins Turnbow. \ J13p promptly at one o'clock. It Is Fin;' materials, good patterns, excellent ^ "HOSPITAL NEWS JOB WANTED—I need a job. I very Important that all teachers tailoring, values in the lot up to $23.50 All •have yWB experience in be present. merchandising and can give «ood M. O. Wrather, Supt. 1 go at the one price ot—""- The following.patients were ad- reference. Know most everybody mitted to the hospital: Mr. Boli- in the county and will work very NOTICE var Maddpx, pottage Grove, for reasonable. J. A. Cullom. 124 The Calloway County Board of treatment; Mrs. J. M. Banks, East Main. . tf Education has appointed the Como> Tenn. for operation; Mrs. County Superintendent as the $12.95 Dixie Williams. Model, for treat- FOR RENT—My home, 714 West purchasing agent lor the board. ment;* Mrs. Dewey Cooper, Hazel, Main street, possession given In the future no bills will, be paid for operationMrs. Paul Hum- June 15th., , address Mrs. H. B unless the Items purchased were i phries, Hazel, for operation. Mrs. Scott, Cadiz, Ky. *ltc authorized in writing by the Men's Straw Hats Ruben Dillahunty. Puryear, for county superintendent. operadion. FOR SALE—200 acres, in mile of . C. H. Jones. Chairman Quality at Low Price The following patients were dis- Murray. Good buildings, other M. O. Wruther, Secreary. charged from the hofpital and farms, houses and lots .for sale. —for men who want qua!-; have returned to their respective Give hoot, take boot or "swap ORDINANCE MMI1EK TEN ity merchandise at lowest homes: Mr. A. L. Wallace, Henry even. .Hamilton & Farmer. itp (ll»l, HEING AN OlUIINA.NtH cost. See our line of Men's AMENDING AND N- TltUT IN CONNECTION WITH S4.95 THK SAIJ.; OK A (i\S Kit VN- CHISE TO THE NORTH AMERI- Father's Day June 15 ODD PANTS CAN ITII.n'lES COMPANY, OF OVERALLS CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. Dad.will appreciate a ^'^T^V t^e Once you wear a Crawford- Tie, » dress shirt or a ne^Ww patterns and mater- GatSin "Rig Boss'' Overall you Sweeping Used BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY will n'cvef want any other- OQL'NCIL OF THE CITY OF supply of hosiery. Many jials for hot summer days, Pull Cut. X ttynlm S-J MURRAY. KENTUCKY, AS FOL- suggestions to make him Men' s Sizes- Pair LOWSsr- happy with a thoughtful Si.45 to S3.95 1.29 B»j}', "Little' BOKH," 4 to Ifl remembrance' of some-' , e. . Hlh and Car Sale thing useful to wear on "Oys oizes- Me&V Work ttltoe»— "His Day 98c to S2.95 Sl.dJ». SI.79 ami up. A MISREPRESENTATION

It comes to us that certain tree agents, in order to make sales, are telling the public June 12 that we have quit the Fruit Tree Business/ This Js a FALSEHOOD. We have a fine Crawf ord-Gatlin inc. lot of fruit-stock, and in the most complete assortment. Our prices are lower, and o stock better. An agent that will misrepresent one thing will another. So in buying UNIT NO. 3 'WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST" to ^ trees from him you are liable to get anything but what you~bu>. Why take chances Murray, Kentucky _jon a known MISREPRESENTER when you can get your needs from vour HOME NURSERY of known quality. . OUR PRICES Tor fall delivery are APPLE and PEACH — June 21 - TREES, each 25c; 20.00 per 1*0. - - — - - PEAR and CHERRY TREES, each 50c or $40.00 per 100.

We are offering for sale our stock of Ql'AHTY AND TItl'E TO NAME Gl AK\VI>fEI> Used Cars which are very much above the average. We have most every popular Wait For the Big Show! make at pricea^rom $20.00 up. SHUPE NURSERIES WHERE QI AUTV COUNTS SEDALIA, KENTUCKY If you desire terms on these cars we are just glad to make terms as we are to MURRAY WED. sell for cash. NIGHT SHOW ONLY JUNE 18 WE MEAN TO CLEAN UP OUR STOCK OF USED CARS * Summer Tent Located on Phillips Lot—4th and Poplar Sts. WITHIN THE NEXT V Vi THIRTY DAYS Suits World's Largest Minstrel Show STYLED RIGHT! PRICED RIGHT! E. J. Beale Motor Co. FEEL RIGHT! Tht weaves they're wearing , . . the styles in . \f favor . . . the patterns preferred. Cool jtar- Oldest Ford Dealer in Kentucky ' J?:?' jfe ments with hand-tailoring to insure perma- nency of shape. -Topping off their attractions 5 __ are SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICESU I " r - .. f ACCESSORIES FOR COMFORT IN t ! - • HOT WEATHER! Let us show you the sport models in Quality | • Five Oxfords, the new shirts and tifs, shirts * "AFTER THE MINNOW COMES and shorts and one-piece underwear for com- fort in the hottest weather. THE WHALE" JW SNAPPY STRAWS H. B. Webb Shows For Every Head COMMENCING If you- are undecided as EVERYTHING NEW BUT THE-^iAME to just what type of Straw MONDAY 1C r GALA DAYS hat you will wear this summer reserve your de- 60 PEOPLE — 60 DIXIE'S OWN SHOW JUNE AO " 0 & NIGHTS cision until you've had the advantage o f choosing | with our complete variety SHOWS RIDES FREE ACTS before you-. ALL TO AMUSE—^NOTHING TO OFFEND BAND CONCERTS DAILY Don't forget Father's bay, June 15th g SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE,The High Brown Follies Choru* Under the Auspices of the GIVE DAD A TIE * CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NICE, NEAT AND CLEAN YOU CANT GO WRONG LOCATED AT ' Graham & GRAND FREE STREET PARADE AT NOON NORTH FOURTH STREET SPECIAL RESERVED SEATS For WHITE PEQRE , NEAR THE MILK PLANT Jackson FREE PARKING CORNER CLOTHING STORE

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