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klion Ice l'ompany Proclamation. hilt. . 1111, • 1.111 i\ 1- 11111)11 11)-10-ihne Plan' Blossom Time Along the Concrete 111, hit 11, Thei till 1111.11, %%Whig' n thtililteti by the.. e. presents: it-eol000l ootlio o• coo., of the Subst•ntial Ningbo- Thal, Whereas, the season or !acturing Enterpt 'ties It .ti.okatt. too ail-, tatoorill);.. of Year has put forth new life lood Our City the blossoming Ilmvers are. at I I their bes(, it is becomitier of us t 1 1 Fulton has thitIV, to hi. i \ t . ', \A t hank fill for. but one. it the. sub- Iii commemorate :nod honor 4)111. ...••..l. ' s.. . 1 stantial ma iiti fact tiring enter- dead. Pl'iSt's 1'0' IS the Now, therefore, he it hooks it CO1111)101)% ThiS Plant WWI that Smitlik, May .2;!rel, t iii ,N i'Nt.1 1/ 11ShI'd 111 /49$ With a 4ilaY liti'ti I""it s-t7r416) ,litall Val/111'11y, hilt tho Fairys1"")."" it. w This is an 4.1)1,4411m, 110W iS 50,00o tons daily with a stmage for 25,000 tons. time to express %vitt' ti o‘‘ers the loll,' mid esteem tor our dead. 4. The plant is up-to-date in ev- 4 ery particular. using the latest %kith reverence let us hettootif machinely in the ice manoilite- our city of the dead voit11 clime too ing lint., one and is of th,. eSt 1111):4:411,11S 011 thiS 1111 110.11:11 hest in Kentucky, . The ice manufactured here forma is oil pure freestutie water, volu- %V . 0. I,h:. or. me trout a considerable depth ! 11;, in the earth. There is no, de- ' posit of any kind in it, and the Poultry Exhiiii t !iii' v, a • lit ice made from it iS clear• of the Stale Inspector II est. purest does u -I ., crystal and mot .1.111110 1 -4. melt as rapidly as ice that is At Fair Will Be 1V/ :Irk 4 11011 it made of impure ar m oodth wa. 1I tl '1;111011S VITV highly, ter to begin with, and has a ). A r.411" II Ii liii ui 1.4•IblIII° 110 Pleasint! 11I10I-l Feature ° I' 144 solid body. This tileatis quite .11,040'0. a saying of per cent tO tht.' ells• Capt. Itender, loonier. Fulton of the can feel a just , ',"""g",'"1"ts„ tticky Actuarild Bureau, ‘411,, pride in hei• sphontlid ice plitnt. 1"'"'11.Y "'"'" tu "" """' 't 11- visits the. various Neighboring ilt the County Vair, are cities through- tOW1IS .10111 US out the State and instincts the same want w ell tinder waY by the Fultoto the feeling and fire departments in their (Julie., nothing hut Fulton ice. Poultry Association. Superiti- was intereSting speaker of The reputatiom of Fulton ice tendent ‘Vathin, has been par the ot l'a :11111 paint high 'cached Alemphis lust fall and 1.1`."1:11.1..v 1,11 svuul Mr. \Yank to ',Mess Chiel I •Ic ROh shipped fifteen car-. hfilds 111"" var"'"' I 0111PallitIll h.% Al iss \\ lute, VI fink, houses (of Fultoon and a gener- alld l'O- %1Orki..1 • of the loads to the "Illtiff City" FULTON WATER high School Notes Miss Clinkinbeard, Mr. Ilioglies loiltoon Fire ing rush orders. ous purse for prizes %%ill be di Irepartmei.t. and Mr. Caldwell attended the Among cu uuul During the past week among the exhibitors t the around pie.-eitted banquet Saturday cited guests to ‘:siwrsisaare tato rospi- 200 cars have been iced here tut" . UNSURPASSED firtill Stockings W ellteosolay night. The banquet 11-. Active and close cooperation was gi‘ en tality of the Rotary Club were: and the season for icing cars night, too one of the largest cud- honer of by the officials of the l'ounty visiting high school F'ifteen tcventy members of has just started. icnces that ever assembled in senior ClaSStIS and it IS 111)00(41 Fair aill.make possible ati even Spnrkles with a Bluish White the Fire l'rooyention Few of our citizens realize 'he High school auditorium.• that it will be an :ultimol at fair. Assoc•iatieri of fowls this of Exceptional Quality County Jtoolxieti the true value of such a plant "etter titsPlaY , the play was well selected and hall-Moody is to (Cu l'011gl'at 11- 'le to- our than was niade last year. city until they see the Year well presented. This interest- lat IA 011 Sildl a moven."'" large force employed, working tin"' the ittrie"rs id. the l'oultry ing dranla under which is instromo-olai in bring- was given the if High s,•hools; • often times night am! day, re-, .ks.sociation urge every poultry The. water sapply of a city High school giadoiates ii direction of lisos i%lary ltoyster ing V. C. Myers, of l'ity Sch., ' suiting in laiser to make early applica- one of its most important co college a payroll which finds who deserves much credit for contact with their It t-1 Vo';11"ank. 1.1old'or oo its way circulating in the louse-: tem tor blanks, so that the en- siderite ions. In this respe the splendid rendition. The Ion ; II- ltt!tl_ii ness channels of the town. tries may be checked and ev- Fulton probably nnexcells senior vast is to be coni,trattilat- venial ery arrangement matte tor the Fulton is fortunate in owlet MEMBERS OF FIRE PREVEN- 1110 01 Firt° DePartInent ; _a Wade. the d. , Pt cope' Cart: or tne tn cntre-,-se, to .4 i•• e • 4102—arho.,• 4-• ' -....v JOi. •• z14 .A.de 0C1.. MON ftentler,d..lk -.K6""tueitY manage', has •peen in charge tot' • thus .‘,Thaeia! preventing any delay or ate in having such men a. aro'e The Fulton II Orli t rani VISIT FUL Bureau; • ,the plant ever since it started. t.too Codfrooy, Ito 0,4041111114101.11pet... corrors in listing and displaying mow employed to look after its journeyed to Satur- pres Ile is thoroughly posted in the the pialliP ; t he exhibits. welfare. Councilman W. P. day allot met the Mayfield Jones, who Nip business and looks after it per- team EverY day to"rists ""d visi- operated • Exhibitor:4 should read care- Murrell, chairman of the \Vide'. in the closing game tel the sea- tors pass through Fulton and the picture machine; sonally, seeing that all orders Couneilinen E. J. Hantocophin. fully the directions on the entry Woorks Committee and his e0- son. Ala .fit,iti won with a etshpaetc have a pretty are promptly taken care of, that blanks and arrange to ship or score oof 7 to 3. The baseball town, especially.a..y „lose who Imo Bennett, Smith Atkins and workers are due much Credit paid fl most ..t.00lo at the U:.,•111 llott.l and ,.N1 ..r. and .•.everal merit is why he is one of the bring their exhibits at the time for the sidentlid services season has been enjoyed very popular and reliable business specified. so that good beca- are kokilig tutu ui ,o1 Ole club rendered, yet we should not Much by the High 'whiml stud- me!' in Fulton. tions may be assigned. „its er the beautiful I. C. Parlis and fail too recognize the efficiency cis a„it- All communications should ers in the city. Coach Iladoloox fhtwer gardells• be addressed to the secretary. of Shelton Hart, 'lull and Wil- IMPROVEMENTS AT liams. In viewing the plant this is to be congratulated on the 1-"t1 we'k .`" had " """tb" Demonstration A THE GRAND THEATER HH. S. Stansbury' • • who will glad- good work of hi. team this tel visitors wnose pleasure. it ly furni(li any information de- week WO find that clean-up was, to not only view the p1 el week was observed about the Clorious Success Large Machine Installed to ''ired• , ty I. C. parks and flower gar- plant and an extra touch dens, but whose business it it is Provide Pure, Fresh A large audience WaS pres- of paint was given the build- to inspect evtiry nook mid corn- Air ent Sunday morning and heard Tht• dent",1,1 l'a l loll of Flor- ing, to say nothing of the clean- pr,.sid,„0 er throughout our city. They Oscar Benson, of liness (of the interior. So much Dr. II. E. Waters, ence. 4/1 1 !tangos at the 41raharit ow were all Men of refinetnent and With a view of making the 1.• soo, we questioned Mr. Hart Union University, Fin niture company's store. this Grand one of the most comfort- baccalaureate sermon at the. culture, members of the Ken- week, by the \Varner Illackard Clinton la Killed when new inachinery was in- lucky Fire Prevention A..socia- able and inviting show houses , •, stalled, only to learn that the High school auditorium. Dr. society of the First Methodist in this section of the country, Waters gave a ad, lion—Field Agents of Fire In- church a glorious success. a shining oil caps and other parts surance Companies doing busi- the manager has installed a By I. C. Enoine;a of machinery, were kept in that dress full of splendid thought. The editor enjoyed some of the new fresh air machine which His subject was -The Grem moss in the state. nice things cooked on tlito Flor- condition with 22 years of ex- It was a pleasure to have cools the premises and keeps Early Tuesday morning a elbow 'Mission of the Old Testament." ence by the young ladies, and perienced grease. men With the place filled with pure, fresh was He held the close attention of these distinguished words fail to clue justice to the stranger in the city killed Again we say Fulton is for- After their inspection-7 of air all the time. It is a won- near the passenger depot by an iunate in having such efficient the audience. through the power as. delk.imis eatables served those derful machine, and while you and beauty of his message, the city it was pleasing td.I.War who attended the demonstra• I. C. engine. In the man's pock- men ill charge of their water the nice things they said about maY not see or hear it when et was found a cigar makers' supply. I ion. visiting the show house, you The juniors were the hosts to , :\,lore, than one said we Florence ()it Range-- co,d( union card, issued at Memphis tne meanest town they had van easily distinguish the dif- to O. Bitison, the seniors and faculty Friday It forestal heat. The intense night in most brilliant ban- visi,t,ed• flam, terence in the pure, cool, re- The Fulton Undertaking J. K. KILPATRICK VISITS a ly hot. clean blue gas fillet. given under the direction • Illicit. visit was purely educa- eme,,, straight to freshing atmosphere which cir- Company took the body and FULTON the toottoin of culutes throughout the build- of miss Iva Whit,. The pare„t Donal on fire prevention and .if the kettl,-. This meao.• quill prepared it for shipment. our citizens will accept thi.ir Teachers Associatioon %%ant the iiisiruciiims, tis iciC ii lug. Manager Nat Bynum ne,- .1. K. Kilpatrick, field agent we. %%ill ik „pet a I c loses an opportunity to help of Miss Stevenson mod the er 'locum At w ater valley. of the. Suite Agricultural. Ce41- please his patrons and in pro- " domestic science department have fe"" fir"; 'Pie abso- lege at Lexington, was a visitor were visited anti the- ker. viding EMI their comfort and prepai ell the meal. The. decor- cionorenlii iiuit The Piano Recital of the music too the Chamber of CoMmercd productions ations were artistic and bt.auti- were lectiored on tire prey en- ost,11,-. screening the best pupils of Miss Ivora Cantrell was on Tit.esday, and for obtainable, expense arranged ful. A background of green- ti""o and niter the talk. itit'ving fail to Doi., deolo- no is spar- • • a supply of pamphlets on Doit't attend ed. given in the high school building the ery gave a woodland appear- Pietures were show" t" "'"re ooll.ti.otioon't000la‘ :Intl Saturda3. at Water Tuesday woork dune by County Agents fully impress the ntinds. - Valley night ance to the dining; room, NV hjk, c I 041.itt° OW Grit ( throughout the st ate will be in was all ZIrtificia I II:1111100l1 Math. alt A tire drill, directed by 'apt. Lir., FULTON AND VICINITY SUF- and very much enjoyed by ,,,iii lo,i.e, f disi ii"i i,„ i. mr Itendet• at the Junior FERS FROM MONDAY a large audience.. A number of Th,, \SaY 1.1111131a ti It It . se'r\ it'VA of coalll t :WOWS school by the children cleared i„ NIGHT RAIN people from Fulton were in at- 1,,,c,. lona ,.to a nr,.a t t„.,.,4,t to, the building in 50 seconds. The of tichiin- :, the liii let thu, .'' i tendance and by eight o'cloek iii.- coomii,,, 4014.1•,. im.tallI. tire alarm was turmoil in to the , ,IIi°,,1i's ,e1:',1 etella eit 1111111i he ail l'Ulii041 :holm ,1 1,,i c000mmtroi um" con-.3. .the building was 11114.41 to capac- an.I V.111.111 conn 1 Y !, 1111,,ing a e1t3 tire department and Chief 'I ...._ greal opportionto in not lia‘ing 01 Ali -v. rlhott And Clitilsiti sulelable damage throughont it % The Pmgrala was we. on . uoow,,.,,, .ii;... ,,, ,,,_.i., , ow heard %Nit, \\ etrio)ed to% a Roberts and his efficient asskt- i tii, ,,,.iiiit. (•,„ i,.. wia.,. %cash. ranged, and the renditions and ',I.1-60.1,1 .,;. tn',.'1,'",fiiert :'iL n d',.,d. large Ttiv,ilio ants were on the grounds in Itumniage Sale ed up ill many places and ee- . expression given each number ,,io„g stage ilectiraled heati- 111111111V and -I sucolitk, and ihit- hind and roccit itir 1111. ‘‘ as Planting Will ht' necessary. by lilully and the 11111Sie, COsi WM'S, within 4 minutes and -15 see-' the omits demonstrated the di,,Ii t IIIV.arliti , .11.4.,Vcriti 1 i . led farm- Sam Howell'.4 stock barn,, result of the care and painstak- ing. and songs were creation's of orals, after the alarn was turn- 10day and Saturday Crutchfield, was toy -• near struck it art. c-cl iii, had a stream of water on lightning and destroyed by indeservesg effort of their instructor who A call the CILmilice of Commerce a ill secure copy - the school building. With such fire; two mules and one horse credit for the accom- :o 01 Th, Sarah Dean Class of the the pamphlet and other A largto crotcol aSstquildt'd al quick and efficient work, no were killed and all plishment of her pupils. any First Christian Church will con- the feed in printed matter the Carr Park auditorium Fri- wonder Fulton is rated fifth the barn consumed that may be by the Unusual talent was manifest available for farmers. day night to witness the t'arr city in Kentucky for fire fight- duct a Rummage Sale ia the flames, among the students, and with 'Institute elementary program. ing equipment and efficiency. storeroom next door to Bennett's In Fulton, Harris Fork creek the advantage of this training About one hundred and fifty Another practice test made Drug Store TO-DAY and SAT- :overflowed and entered many . afternoon May 13, Was Gholson children participated and 'they in the of of the business houses and resi- and instruction they will likely Mr. and Mrs. Ben the fire department gave URDAY. May 21 end 22. are the proud fine showed excellent training. when dences in the low lands, cams- become accomplished art's•-ts in „„ parents . . of a . . - an exhibition on Lake street at at their ing much damage. It was the music. "a0 110 %%no at rk ed graduation exer- the building occupied by Bat- The Junior Department of the home on Norman street. Sat III- . The' .final biggest overflow since the mses will he held Thursday dridge Variety Store. The run Woman's Club was delightfully creek day. was dredged some years Rev. C. H. Warren, will preach night. Supt. [jams of Jackson, was made and a stream of wat- entertained Monday afternoon ago. 4 minutes and the Commencement Sermon for, Tennessee will deliver the corn- er turned on in by Miss Florence Wade at the Dr. E. H. Laugher of Lexing- mencement audrest. 30 seconds. South Fulton school at Carr's. home of Mrs. Ramsey Snow on FOR SALE—Phone Sid toe will be a visitor of H. Guests of Rotary Club Smith, Crutchfield, Route 2. :Park Sunday at 11 o clack a. tn. Grytues next Monday the 24th. A portion of the senior clasa At the noon hour the Rotary finrd street.

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IHE FULTON ADVI:R 1 ISBN HOW LAND SWINKERS AND LOAN Pierce News *ismaix011111111µ111•111ft \ 1., , \\.hit,,si,i SIMS DEFRAUD HEM PRE? , , .1 111',11, is visiting rat What About P.ei r Ice Cream As a )1, .. Jeff %V. R. Morehouse Reveals Further St hemes by Whit l'oor lay GrOVV, lititl Food—Especially 1.‘tilton, witii• Widows Are Bereft of Their Savings Unbelievable For tIii' Siltlilay lull iii' VitteStA ill Frauds Are Woihed on the Uninformed. .\Ir anti Mrs, c do%ve. Children It“1101.1 0,HIN or of till, W It teltilIF HOUSE-, ,It 1.4 leaving tor \letiiiihia to PliblIS itelstioos ,.o her brother, s .\I. Ilemyet. Wink, on...I. \II. and i\Irs. Void St 0111 Rtla I. II is the Ph -git tug, ,t rem.; proda cote children. NIr. and Airs. It A. Ilea II II 11111 111110,,,, 1,1 11101 i a i11,1 .1 1,vioirs It II hi, a ARTICLE NO. III noted ill ItaiStoia Sow 111V:111.1-. good IIIVt.StIlli.111 III I AND swindles are 1».ost as c.onnion a.; sand ratfood,Ibo on the •tea day. 1.!• 1". 1.110 011' S. It IS lilt I lu ib Iii nh aloito %Oh. 14 shore• Here iS 0110, .‘ it 1 ,101V tiis lilt alone in he IA ell I ‘V. I,. Nlattliews attended ill Ow tiettitut 011111 lilt. !tool with bid $6,000. She Ii lhtuhlii1t ii' iii was Iltati'd talks' a CI." tilt' 'Ill" III). singing at Itarkly. flitlity. :t. It m ill come tteiirt)r 111. l't.rla country to huh pvio. a tutu in 1.14.111t.lits iii Sltordity and Sunday. c‘erY an.lniter if ill,' Party to' ram Hills and Ili'llt•t. III larger quantal, ..UrP rid°, slit t.. lold ,.1,1 There anything tu ,on hi. all tlay situ, ily than tau II II Icream improvo tins compleN part. Silt. acc-1,1 0,1 the pi\ i t at lilt tilt II II,. al lichrtill May hi licvv,..so inv I. .\ II of the element, um and 0 aml ii 111Stl.r tutu Intention 1,1 1 , I. , I 44.,10,1. ii of parlt1,,,.It II till I As all kat)\‘, Ilit. "spice" 1.1 to 11 11 :111.1 /1 .11.. 611111It 111 ler.. lit the hair. Site let I atilori.: Isr,:it 111,11 :111t1 111 a lortigralll is Olt. dinner, E 111111. .111.1t 1 ol 111% ,'1 . Ii 1 .11.a III unguarded moment she ailix.'d her 9.t.iuu lit best of ingretliettls it aignat ore to a erv boilv is invited to come with ilas loot' iIiii it it .•ral quart: contract to Lowell:Ise a vacant lot for *Como III' home fi'veZer pal Will flail it the "full" baskets and enjoy the or mil k cash she had in It savings bank. hard to t..illal till. regalia lit initititit- highly retniteti singing of the 4. Young children '.liiiit it Ii av Thirt (hos after Ale (1).0% out her account and I InaIle Pussilde 1)Y for lIebrott choir. 111,0 ui,Ik, iii Olt. Fill d ICI. CI I Ant. what "h., supposed \vas Li busilli•,1;4 it,t slit. ..111 Po \\el' and Prolter it' The Strawlivrry crop Of thi, III I I"I lii I!"11111 ILL Is I. Ca riger:ii ion. The smoot her Ott. iii 'ii a 11111.1,'t. tlint 110' 1110111hats lii...tnittit.111 tl country IS ill full blitst, thus $6,000 Was (Lilo, 1 .ti lia‘e ()Heti .ern hilitron Ill. more easily dip:este& living a 51,000 palltolit 011 making the ownera somewhat .:1x $6,01111 refuse milk, luit \ s eldom III It it indeed is the iii It idital. im..,,,,In.)wat lots. Strange as it may seem, not higher-spirited anti their table,. she received this notice seen I lictit refuse ice cream. "tine or old. min) does mit it ''Ii slit did she reall the more appetizing looking at tilt. contract she had signed. Iti•-tt.);1(1 .if buying one 7. Natoli. lias elidoxied 4. 1111411'011 II"'hut tihlit 10 ha\ d Ii it ,,t Sti.non lot and sight it a ..,,tra‘viwiTy short paying for it, she meant to 1.01 a 11,11' 1 111110 1111 ct•t.dtit. Please :ill hi "'Eking as do, she had signed a contract to cake." buy six $6,000 busines.-i 111111 t.1111..11C. ui.1 111 1 111 ..1 EirS. tI.. the Sli.000 she drew from the A raging shim) of last night had been applied w y.• — as is tir,.t • _ _ did a great deal ()I' damage itt meat a 11,111A) !Melt oil 111” 'Ii till 011,4 ..1.1,4 it (or flt1 1 She Itolle to her hanker 'iii. ii, this country, blowitm• down a Iiits h oi,lied the 0 (so. it, would hare saved bervelf the lose of barn belonging to M. W.(;a t.d. I: 'I l---11 \ I :I'I I I I t I.' I ES I I IN(i led tlio “oni,sti to e in.et 11.1 Ii' ii u,itit her Inheritance, but doubtlers the rea• Her, as %Von as destroying quite lend I., :ha mon..i 1101 1,1, Ilt.t.011'014 11,o41 144,1 not sult,t 1..•1 kink maklie: the number trees of loan from .1,ii to 'Lit' a of the shade he, at... I. h,.t lomally, on the Oa' ..lie inpa make .1. \V. Alattlieu,. bankers render s 11,•t CULVER'S 11411 \Iv II .1.. I). \V. and ICE CREAM at rarkiy,s,,,,,hi. Ali% and 31rs. C. E. Lowe, Compate Ctilvet's Qualtt Novelties for Parties 1:)! •..7 Mrs, Cora Detnyer and 51is- With Others and Banquets Roberta went to Union City. I he service or ice cream flowers, Sunday afternoon. A daily supply of fresh milk from emblems, or ititut iduals makes at R. S. Matthews and son, Rob- inspected dairies and a factory as fitting climax to it wonderful party. ert Dom, of Fulttm, were the clean as your kitchen insure the You may be surprised to know that Matthews and purity and safety of CULVER'S. we have many different molds. and that we can put many designs in the NIrs. Walter Hill and chil- There is a Culver dealer near you center of brick cream. \Vt. call also dren, Mrs. Harriett Whitnell who \\ill sou good ser‘ ice. Call make special flavors (adored to suit and children visited in Pierce. the occasion. 'fhe price is reason- hill!. coati/art. anti tILt- • Saturday afternoon. able. in fact very much go, eon 'M- tilt other Illaist•-• anti \‘',. 1:111tW 111111 I 11.00 erin): the decorative feature, \. TEMPTING OFFER . tia will alm:tys say Culver's. led with such a delicious dessert A Widow Fell Among High F., emir. Land Salesmen — Sisal Is the lot of the savings de- i telephoned 31r. John Earle, senior her to call. It was nciw , ,, ...... ,mem- „h ,-,,,), lei losing :‘.1vivig. Ilk too late for het 1 . ,i,.11,e any oilier ar- her. of the( ity t.tatage. is in re- --I.' "C- v.."”" 'T"."'"- - •- -.-••••., ta deiperatian n gement,' for Ic'rtowing the tiltelm, emit fur toil, ant 11...10 il '. of a telegram from the 'ea. stly;nce ii..e Culver 11 planned it so Ice Cream .11) to 1...?7 that Co. ,,W :11,••••y 1.. Ii. l'anama Canttl Company, with . (11ir would I..• at 111,‘ mete'. and would al. elliereelleY suell ,1A si.'1:!1,,,, flattering ,,- 101 hay., to :00.01O a offer for his serv- paid real. to, r.riii: it. 'liarAed Le t me g tee ths. fa I I i.t 11 ,7 -- • n e t Si17,o for a loan ices the next three months. Mr. ky. about Iwo ot eases of the many -....:1. Earle worked which How the Shark Does It for said company I have ,•orn. -nihilist,. , Doubtless your curiosity Is aroused a number of years and they Ti,.Loan , ....,‘ ...,,,5 f ,, ..... Shark at wock .....„„as._tri • . ask ,.../ 41...... -* . .010111ellin-s”. . -Dal ,rinciya,,....,=ralli - . As: .- - - bi- th,,tuta tees alaire are the farts, service rendered. 3Ir. Earle ... i He Charged a 111111111111111111111=1111Str am rattle are a man, who must nor- tara e COMMission for • an expert machinist and stands SIMI! row in,,kina the lo, I. S350 to place Ids wife in a hos, and ulso Included ti well in Fulton business circles. wide range in fees such as pita! to save her life, and tor draw- a loan shark,. I, g C up papers and notarial fees. ((Li -- who demands r 5 1,ry HORACE E. ''- un'e 4 illl''''i• !top of this be required the borrowers SWIFT PASSES la desperation the borrower ,t1.1,,11 6 10 to huy stuck In his company which AWAY IN I. C. HOSPITAL this loan shark for the loan of $ 17,0. was worthless. Then tie required theta AT PADUCAH 1111'a is what It costs hill' the to take out through hint lilt' Insurance amount Is almost unbelievable but 1 ' to about one hundred times the Cold Alonday morning, ility Lids 17, for Obtained Lite esact figures lir: t Lind ' amount of the loan for which he re Mr. Ilorace E. Swill, well and 1 'Ian VOW% for their eorre"Iness ''s ir.,1 U I i ill`ritl (.1q11 in i S.• 11111 III fact, known 1 •111(•t1 —1.1:118 noarl a:04 and highly est 1 Obli1:1,..) lti gi"e 100 be rt1,11-11.01-,1 to eVer.t. 1111.W11(....1.:'1 noL tor SU2:. for loan of t...-,;,u-. 1Z141 of Fulton, died in the I. C. it Th,. ,4,11..,me in order to bleTlit them of :Le day he gut Paducah the note Ow , hark sold ,;.. last drop of blood they had to give. hospital at Paducah, to alt ,in...,ent 1,,,,,,,,. hoLler and it And the unfortunate thing about it all where he was taken two weeks an oblig:11init binding is Hot up'm thc i' ie. , that the borrower, In these ago treatment. Weather two for rower. Ttilnk of paying t,,,os jd•_::i for n found it neiensary to meet Such 3I r. Swift was born in Paris. Wan 0! Chitl: i .o...r1,1tunt terms because they had 'Fenn., Feb. 27, 1571 and nue..• 1 1,,,r,, is unoth,e. This ti,„,, .1,,.re i i :kirk aily lost their ,kvingik through ill- Ii) Kentucky wht it only el.• a woman in the ease. The "' •m...1 1"l ut1•""(1 111"'- 11"..""• n eeded II.IF'• to years old. At t \venty meet It pa)inent on , A . .. 1, /t'i,•'; v. , ,. "7,', -.I. I ro ,e.i, 1 iaer furni•iire or loses it. S.M tut age he was married 1'1 lied to . r '''..,,.„.".. I..* '' '''' ''''' -- "" Consideration SUS/11111a Wiley of Fulton. I - who Airvives• him. , • firch were horn t„ I iww. \chitin are living: Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Itatts, 31i Lela Johnson and Ereeir Swift of Fulton and NIrs. IZi, All Leonard Refrigerators uisI II, shre o of (111011g... 11 . • iinishod in t ;olden Oak. They Ore alS1 / 1011V1'S eight gramichildren the best without a question. They are scientifically tt. They have all the important and one brot her, dOhn Sit features necessary to a perfect refrigerator cleanli- n('ss, odorless. Hickman, and one sister. NI free circulation, 1.11/111.111y in the use t if ice, condensation tom:, ,\ anti dry air, and :Minnie Swift of I' uihl,uui, it .if till, LEONA11:1) will thoroughly convince vott that they are the )...frigerators tiluainable for the money. \Ve LIBRARY NOT DAMAGED have all sizes. Come in and see our line. we ha e a Although the (lipid of Mpp. •-.plenditl line of ICE CREAM EltEEZERS. ICE PICTS and L. A. WINSTEAD 'ta)LERS. WATER W. W. JONES duty night carried a vast amount Small and large sizes just the kind you want. of mud into the Chamber (7ommerce, the place was (le.. ed and fairly well dried I., • Winstead & time for the library to Flies Vs. Screens Jones the aft ernoon. The flies:Ind mosquitoes :Ire coming The deposit of mud was - thick and it Ii S0011 take possession of your place out. Embalmers and Funeral Directors. about less you have the doors and wintlows protected. the sixteenth of an illill 1I'e have 0 splendid line of screen dimrs deep all over the floor, and the and all kinds (if screening for (.)10. protection. Place )our order now. WE GIVE SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT water was much higher during the night, but no damage Motor was Equipment, Ambulance, Three S. & S. Hearses, done to either the hooks or the piano belonging "Blue Grave Vaults with to the Wo- Grass'' Lawn Mowers • man's Club. 50-year Guarantee. Brassfield Burial Dresses, Now is the tint- to Cal grass, anti you Men's Suits, will want to do it easily as possible. The best and Lomplete Equipment NOTHING easiest way is to use the "Blue Crass" for Either Residence or Church Funerals, LINE IT ON EARTH loll bearing lawn mowers, Imilt of the best steel The new treatment for torn flesh, tuts, and iron. We have them in all sizes, made well ainl durable. wounds, sores L. A. Winstead, P. C. or larerati0115 1.110t, 10 (1..11.0 Jones arid Paul Ethridge, SU(1h wonderful work in flesh 1 - Mrs. .1. C. Yates, Lady Assistant. the Borozone bgilid and powder (ion treatment. The I - A complete line of "Quick Meal" a powerful Oil Cook antiseptir that !amt'',. th' Stoves. FtlITON, KY wou.nd TELEPHONES 15, 327, f;60 of all poisons and infectious rums, while the Iti.roz.m.• powder is the rreat healer. There is nothing like it on lqtrili for erteed, safety and eflieieney. Prieo (liquid) :Mk, 60e and $1,211, P,,,,,,der ;t0,, KENTUCKY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT iiew5Kmm6rsisisaaasii-r,LitiapieRzisasmis and (ilk, Sold by Ileimett's Di ug Slit,, Patronize the advertisers in this ky. COMPANY, Incorporated. paper. FOR SALE They are your friends and will give you teat Market and grocery store combined. doing a thriv- Church St. Fulton, Ky. W. W. the best values and service. ing business. Old established Batts, Pres. Ben. W. Shew, Sec'y and Treas. afalfaEETn arla trade. Best local ion in SSEi La- lyIl ILn .1 fPal[L- r- the city, at vertiser office 1,1 I I,TON AMP:4'1'1SM( • Th Crutchiteld, Ky. 1 I ri,11, I ro oiiI 11)8 1' HUDDLESTON (O. Ine..1 Tioin , hail lwelt oil lt off' tuin Sirccl, Fulton, K v. !I.I I lin ae,, and lopptql Criti, it II ;11 1,, \I al 1114 ; a I herr, W Ali ittid relephies• 11. I Mr I 1—•ne lISIlI III Itt • way VIll• a 11111!` chati..‘ iboultht ltiati,I .•. Ii itt' Whl) W ii itill t rangy, light in th • tttSiili-.! WI Ill a II, \N II ,I1111.• r Herman Howl:on illtS have preset vi,1 \ HMI it a III 1 •i1111)! OROGRE5S ,. hill !wet his tetupt.r and lowli lion smooth, els)! I o 1,1 I 311(1 11,11)es icing nahled lion to t. shave, when I'.! 1.1111i1(,.% ilicilt 1 lict II ALL METAL .510 r,. finie.h his shov, 111'llay, he was called •ank pas,eit from earth iv ii without a nd cel,.a.ic from downstairs to Ill hoc reward a REFRIGERATOR II! here. She thud oain till ffering ti it oocond or answer the faith in Christ early tun-. oriili..stol Telephone 'tatty:ring' I `. 11 Itil \. Ii vti .1 life of ser)ice to human- it RUT A 1 E W tLiv I .S A DAY' ."). :1 1111 -jun.:much 0 4 COSTS theSe. 1'11h, I he Insist tot. It Call Our Business Office NOW lily ye have done re- lint" Inv." and tio%‘• Ate has ill .I)I NI i:ATF. ,, i‘.•11 the ‘velcome address. -well done. good and faithful $ 1.00 S 1.00 el ant, enter thou into the joys oi Ili) Lord." Slit. was married I it al. U month Hi .51 t-. I. i.i ii. !lift and to them • I two children, Mrs. 1 I I' • \\ill(lark, near here. in whose holm. hied the last few months a her lily and .1aron 1.) AT HOME who live.: near Clinton., FOOD LIKE YOU GET Mrs. because Sit,' leaves two .II 'Is, 'I'his is truly a home-like restaurant kaler Mid M1.111COW it has endeaviwed to break down the preju- 55'jkotl, 6(0 ii ti Chilton, lit'Sitleit dice based on the theory that restaurants a host 110101t'ii and home. and some grandchildren and could not serve food like you get at friends to mourn. but I should Many patrons will testify that there is no dif- -a v rejoice, for she suffered so meals and the meals long and much of the time such ference between our intense agony that it was a re- home. That's the reason they lief for her to go and be at rest. they get at and out. Food come here so frequently to eat. She was 69 years and some Beautiful in design. All ‘s bite inside months and a few days old. She i tastes good. A refrigerator espec,11Iy catering to the appetites of partic- Wesley cem- looks good and Years of wa, laid to rest in will not Shrink—Swell. it possible for us to serve etery and the funeral services adapted to this climate. It ular people make lifetune. meals. were Cutidtleled by her pastor. '--Rust or Decay. Will last a appetizing Rev. (lements. pastor of Mt. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. time you want to eat away from %Vt. sympathize WE ARE The next lion church. t ery requirement: bring your family here. o Iii tot' bereaved friends, A style and size to'suit home, Mrs. Vinch and son, t;ily, visited Mrs. Finch's par- display of ents. NIr. and Mrs. T. M. Wat- We especially invite you to come see our splendid Cafe kins, Sunday and attended the Smith's church, Sunday night, and Progress Sanitary All Metal Refrigerators. heard Brother Riley of Arling- ton preach the cimmiencement BIG DINNER EVERY DAY .:(•rnion (it' Crutchfield high Freezers, Ice Picks, shl)(01.c Ice Cream The Mt. Nloriah church had 50 cents El a lint hday celebration Sunday Etc. as there were five in the com- Water Coolers, ta 7y— munity that were filtx ye *0• —NM • ourneItathe (MA -74( Moore was one and BroL!. . Story or his wife another. The Time. others I do not know. By lim- Lawn Mowers. Screen ing all day services and chimer eirtour's The jt'sk lv is ‘Yitli us again and S Story, the a neat on the ground, Bro. A well kept lawn gives the Inane morn- (mei. in eels inside he'll stay. Meet pastor, preached in the and thrifty appearance, and the timely use and Bro. Ililey, of Arling- the with a good ‘e.or or window ing if the lawn more has all to do with him OTC- in the afternoon. ::cre('n keep him FLO ton lawn. Come in ana appearance of the The decoration at Nit. Mur- neat of "KEEN K UTTER" -wreenintr. ia!" was pretty well attended look over our line We lime all 1.in.ls PAINT m any lovely flo-W lust the mo‘ver you net'ii. They that keep 'lies ;old mosquitoes Saturd ay studa mowers. kind " but I saw and do the work per- plaeing ers were scattered are easy to operate, out. lh,n't delay another day had no flow- line of many gravest hat fectly. We also carry a spletnlid your order Cm s• reen door;. arid wm ers. That, I think, was title to rakes. shovels we Sprinkling Hose, nozzles, ilmvs "It Penetrates" t lie scarcity .pf flo‘vers as we put and all kinds of garden tools. TN the word "penetration," is a only had a few and manufacturing process them on our own loved ones. J. secret wife - that hasmadeSenour'sFloorPaint Boone Wat k ins and years. at ('rutchlield a popularfavorite for over 40 spentpent Sunday and family. OIL COOK If a floor paint does not pene- with 'I'. NI. Watkins trate or grip into tile wood it will Perfection STOVE. OUT WORMS New crack,chip and peel. IT DRIVES The soon begin to 5. The surest sign of worrsis in children la Senour's Floor Paint dries over play, fretful- - paleness, litek of interest in night with a high gloss enamel ness, varialile itiss•tite, picking at the sleep. When finish, but at the same time end sodden .'tart lug in • , 1 like is time to give it sinks into the pores of the wood these nyitiptotivi appear it t I. White's Cream Verrnifuge. A few dares film that will with- little and forms a droel out the 7111t1 I olltl (Iv. - 5 and will 0 tote's stand the hardest usage iille On the road to again. tiAA. ii Art oft t tifty withstand repeated washings 111,1,10 S erfarliUge till a without di ing the lustre. ,esei uf buck:04141111Y* e Eter.,..qe,.. Drug Store, Fultiir Ky. Senour's Floor !Aril and Every can of ..11‘i Paint Is guaranteed to gi%e N.1(1, re t he (or taction if ditections printeJ . : 1.1.44-44.4•.!,4•t• 1 444 r line. the can are tallev,ed or motley upon receipt Ott empty call. ATER back tf,ut to ivt it jA color curd is yours NV litre the for the asking. r- "The Old Reliable" Doctor Mothvin, jokami- T•Ir Your !liii- S EN 0 U RS ittly (II II MOW' ,Abitlei, It tilt thy In.si , J-LIOR, PAINT Chiropractor. thy 799-11 s---')2 and Drug- Co., I It -01 K Problems. steel Over Irby Come to us with your Hardware Lumb ••••••++++.1.+++++-+e++ Kramer ----- Phone 96 HELP WANTED Experienced cigar makers We on shape or Straight work. can also place 15 or 20 girls in leaening department. Apply AMERICAN CIGAR CO. Advertiser Third and Fourth Sts. The Fulton, Ky. Cards and Office is the place to get Visiting Hand us a dollar bill f get your name on the Advertis- and cards to enclose in invitations. er list as a regular subscriber. TIM FULTON ADVERTISER '411s ow-wee— --atarsaer ...••••••••...Mie•M••• th, h I .1 .1 concerned The bill — - and by till Fulton Advertiser Nby In the name of common should pass soon, K. S. wit SenPle should Congress hesitate everwliviming vote,

Filit3r and I., to enact the law? 4 ;c4A4d)A.04)(141(144 )(4)(X)4444M4c1A4 I Publishea Weekly at 146 Lak. Settle Shippera have object- HF.LPING KENTUCKY ed, on the ground that the rail- Subscription Cm° per year roads and their workers are in The Kentuc itv Utilities Corn- S. P. ETIE RIDGE FURNITURE CO. - conspiracy to boost wages patty and its sub •nliaries dis- 100,000 152 I - SI I 1 1 NCNI 111)01* 10( ;rand Theatre. Enteved mevinal noittvn litter on, at the expense of tribute more than li:roN, . tat:.1, at thy Pest (Mira at shippers. That can not be horsepower a !bra Nay. et. c4 lealton, Xvatarky, unibLr he Al of done without the consent of the nearly 1,100 miles of trans/pis- rdsreh 3, la United States government. , (don lines to 121 eities sad (144)(4; itn'ttC)(i"e )i ()i Ott)(t)(/)(4 There is nothing in the conten- towns. t ion of the shippers. Such an ahllatiallee of etc( TWO RAILROAD SITUA- It is said that the railroads tric power at a fair price, avail - • lIONS have agreed to the pending bill able twenty-tour hours a day, --- - because the workers have is helping materially to bring The railroad ft orkers of threatened to strike. This also about the much needed and Creat Britain art. helping to is nonsense. If the railroads much-hoped-for industrial de- paralyze that country in the were threatened by a general velopment of Kentucky. general strike. The railroad strike they would not be in fav- This industrial development prosperity. workers of the United States or of tying their own hands by will briitg greator bring more are not only at work, but have giving sit nit' one else-----to-wit, Prosperity will the actually joined with their em- the United States government wealth to the State and to a plan family. %Vealth will ployers in agreeing upon —the final power to determine average tii.;tt,..'-its__."-‘,' law, will progress. And progress ',,'-•\„ at Ai' ‘''.'s.'+''' hich, if enacted into the terms upon which they bring ; make strikes next to impoi- must employ their nom. means more good schools, more . - - ble, by substituting amicable , good toads, more healthful 166.446 The Parker-Watson bill is a tiegotiationA and arbitrations. connnunitii:s, better living con- measure that breathes the pure There is industrial war in play dit ions, bigger. opportunities American spirit of fair , generation and all that Britain. There is inde,trial gomt tam per and friendl y ad. for this peace in the United States. The of the clime. afterward. Ju.,tment on the basis 1c$441. workers of Britain and the gov- The Kentucky Com- p.4 collision. l'he square deal. Each must prove faithtaith in Ken- ernment are in into a puny has great United States. its ease when it enters matching its faith workers of the conse- tucky. It is govern- controversy, or take the works. are the pillars of the judgment. with good ment. Employers and employ- quences of impartial im- Wage disputes will pass from ORDINANCE es in Britain have found it and AN and both the realm of disturbance — - possible to agree, atmos- sides committing suicide. violence into the calm RESOLVED are consideration BE IT Employers and employes in phere of patient OF COUNCIL OF THE adjudication. BOARD the United States are in unison, and honest CITY OF FULTON, KEN- enthusiastically building up At this time, when one of the TUCKY, AS FOLLOWS: the country. foremost industrial nations is in Section 1. That the follow- Is there no lesson in this for the throes of a war between ing streets and parts of streets Congress When the rail- workers and government, the in the City of Fulton, Kentucky, roads and their workers up- opportunity is before Congress be oiled by said City of Fulton pear together and ask Congress to remove such a danger from with an oil containing approx- SPECIAL, AT to ',nail- a law that they wi!I !h!, far 11,, Id imately 85 per cent of asphalt: "Beginning Lake street at to East Fourth street 41.4.1.1-++++.11,++++++4.+++.:-:•+.:.+ +4 ++ + +.:•+ ++ + + State Line (Albert Smith) ; East Fourth Street from Carr Street to Lake Street, (Albert Smith); Wal- Valuable, Efficient nut Street from Mulberry to it Norman; Plain street from $105.00 Walnut to Main street; Church I Banking Service. street from State Line to Main street; Main street from Church • I he First National Bank of Fulton street to Mulberry • Commer- * cial Avenue from 'Lake street has rendered valuable and efficient to Bridge over Harris Fork This 3 piece overstuffed Kroeh- . I ('reek; Carr street from State * Mulberry is banking service to its many thous- Line to Third street; street from Main to Walnut ler living room suite is covered i * and depositors and clients, who street; Burton avenue, viaduct a to Ice Plant, Water Work-- have found safety and satisfaction street; on way. to Cemetery." with 111.iker Cut Valour in Blue anSdeerxtipoenns2t; of Tut the cost, in transacting their banking busi- oiling hatl,,' 6,„ WWI ••• !And Tail pi spring-filled cushions nesre--..vith 41;5 -instirwion during 'owners of the lots or pail lots of land fronting or abu g the past 35 years. upon said oiled streets or parts and full size davenport with of streets, to be apportioned equally among the owners of said abutting property accord- ing to the number of feet own- large roomy chairs and easily First National Bank ed by them respectively abut- Fulton, Ky. ting said oiled streets, or parts of streets, except that said City worth $200.00. a R. H. Wade, President of Fulton shall pay the cost R. B. Beadles, Vice President and expense of oiling all inter- We only have a few of these suites at this price and if sections of said streets or parts Geo. 1'. Beadles, Cashier of streets; and when the cost you are looking for a real living room suite and at a price Paul T. Boaz; Ass't Cashier and expense of said oiling shall ++++.44,4,4,"4,4,...... "„e,.. have been apportioned among you can afford, don't miss this one. the owners of said abutting property in the manner above provided, the said City of Ful- ton shall assess and levy a ta• 'therefor against said property to be known as an oiling tax, to Belding-hall Refrigerators be collected as other taxes of the City and the City shall have the same tax lien against the "One Piece Seamless Porcelain" with Seamless Porcelain Enamel and property so bordering Provision Chambers are the abutting on such streets and Refrigerators we sell. parts of streets, and the cone( don thereof shall be enforced in the same manner as the col- lection of other taxes collected •—, •A. for the City. We have them in all sizes, Section 3. "After the sai• r't• streets and parts of streets ha... and all prices. been oiled in accordance wir this resolution every propel- holder shall be given a not; 7-41 This is one of the best Refrigerators manufactured af the amount due on oiling t., for the money, and one which will give perfect and it shall be the duty of property holder to pay 11 satisfaction in every way. You can't keep from ad- same within thirty days aft, miring i the moment you see it. Let's talk it over. and on failure to do so, thel shall be imposed a penalty ten pereenturn (10'; ) on the amount due by him or her." We invite you to inspect VOU can't go wrong. Just say "I want Purina Chick Section 4. "All ordinances Startena for my baby chicks." or parts of ordinances in 50% of the baby chicks ted con- our display. average rations die. You can flict herewith are hereby re- save 90L when you feed Startens. Dead chicks are expensiv,,, pealed." Section 5. "That this t3e in the 90e-',, class. Give your baby !, hicks a chance to earn large profits for lution shall be effective you. l and after its passage and pub- Phone us lor Startena. Start them lication as required by law." growing today! Approved this 10th day of May, 1926. W. 0. SHANKLE. S. P. Ethridge For Salt. hi ill Grocers Ithoor Attest: T. H. Chapman. Clerk.

This is to certify that ti;• above resolution was duly read Furniture Co. Browder Milling Co., Distributors passed and approved and sign ed at a called session of ti;, City Council, May 10, 1926, 452 Lake Street, next door to Grand Theatre, Fulton, Ky and ordered published accord- , ingly. iiiig'I')filliiit111.11111111)11111111111111111111111111111 T. H. CHAPMAN, City Clerk. or+.

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We will refuse to sell you clothing that we know you will not be satisfied with. When a suit goes from our store it's cut in style, it fit perfectly, it hangs gracefully, it looks right, it keeps its shape while it wears and it gives satisfaction in every particular. Each and every garment bought here, no matter how low the price, must meet our rigid requirements. We invite N our inspection

The cool weather has been discour- aging to the man who had his new straw hat ready, hut he can't he held .knkle-i-ashioned IU all the colors and hack any longer. Felt hats are too style I ,ight tat,itt heavy to wear with the new summer 1 suits, and S,7,71.4 If) S i1.4)40 1 Straw Hat Time Other Shoes—feature line $5.00 BLit is here. We have all shapes, styles We have just the "Buster Brown" Shoes for Children. and varieties of straws. Come get yours you are looking for. Shirts Genuine English Broadcloth Athletic thion Suits eh- $2.00 to $5.00. $1.00 to $2.50 Including the genuine Broadcloth. :A•ed Wonderful assortment of FULTON. Y Madras and Percales $1.50 to $3. lue .'_311 S1-11,F1-',100210111EanafiVare,So- sfiazn isrft,hs,,, .b •••11•11•••••••••..

3ns The program is arranged as f:- with her mother, Mrs. Aaron WATER VALLEY, KY. Prof. H. H. Mills and his I. C. employe, died at the home Beelerton News lows: Kirby at Water Valley. corps of teachers have taught a of his brother, in Milburn, Sun- Invocation ...Homer Weather- Mrs. Sam Bard spent Friday! On Friday night, May 21, the most 'Acceptable term of the day, May 16. rith spoon. night Avith her brother, Mr. and annual commencement exercis- school during the past year and Mr. Templeton was a meat- The commencement exercises Piano solo. Miss Boone Walker Mrs. W. L. Hampton at Hick- es which will be the eleventh re- the work oLall has been heart- her of the First Christian of Beelerton High School will Vocal solo... Mrs. Z. T. Shirley man, and attended the gradu- currence of the event, will be ily endorsed by the patrons and church of Fulton and was high- ;fly begin Sunday evening, May 23,' Address..Judge Voris Gregory ating exercises. Miss Ruth held, and the address of the pupils. ly esteemed by a large acquain- with the following program: Presentation of Diplomas... Hampton being one of the evening will be delivered by the A pleasing feature of Water tance. Invocation. J. E. Kirksey graduates.• Hon. F. B. Martin, common- Valley school programs during. Funeral services were held Quartette. Piano Solo Ludean Bryan Mrs. Mary Madden spent,wealth's attorney for the first the week was the piano recital Monday at Bardwell, Ky., con- Sermon—Rev. J. B. Harde- Benediction Wayne Pillow Sunday with Mr. a' Mrs. Jim judicial district. The valedic- by the students of Miss kora ducted by the Rev. H. L. Pat- man, of Cuba, Ky. Miss Artie Robey of San Powell. torian of the class is Miss Alma,Cantrell. terson ot this city. Interment ind if Quartette. Francisco, Cal., and Mrs. Alvin Mr. Justin Atterber • spentISeay, while Miss Daisy Weems, tollo%% ing iii the Bardwell cem- Benediction, Stewart, of Detroit, Mich., are Saturday night and Sunday I who won honors in the Junior WELL KNOWN etery. price On Monday evening the the guests of their parents. Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'kites. Iclub week at Lexington last CITIZEN DEAD Mr. Templeton is survived by voice pupils of Mrs. Z. T. Shir- and Mrs. J. T. Robey. Miss Lillian Bard was a Sat-i fall, is the salutatorian of the his widow, six children, fathei ley will be presented in a re- Mr. Mark Godman, High urday night guest of Mr. and!class. Cite ii Templetoii, well 1; !a, brothers and one sister. cital. school inspector, of Frankfort. Ntrs. Clarence Bard on Pearl Tuesday, May 25, a declam- Ky., visited the High School street. atory contest will be given. last Wednesday. Mr. Paul Cook attended the Those entering the contest and ! Miss Mae Polsgrove, a mem- party Friday night at Miss May! their subjects are: ber of the Junior class, enter- Polsgrove. "Buzzards' Point" (Vick- HU DS /IN COACH rs tained the faculty. Senior and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bard and ers)—Geneva Kuykendall. Junior classes and several oth- son, Layman, were Sunday "Address at Gettysburg"'er friends with a party last guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther el (Lincoln)—Harry Bushart. Friday evening at the home of Hampton at Cayce, Miss Eliza- Hudson holds first advan- "The Hell Gate of SO iA.SOTIS" her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will beth Hampton accompanied tage because of its patented (Kaufman)—Lowell Wither- Polsgrove. Games and music them home. 1259 Super-Six—the world's spoon. were enjoyed until a late hour Mrs. Garry Pickering and "Eve Before Waterloo" (By- when Miss Polsgrove, assisted children, Laura Mae, and Ben-! “At Your Door" most famous motor. More s...ron)—Pauline Davis. by her classmates, served ard, spent the week end withl Nodurse Sloe R. Po, than 800,000 have been 33, "As the Moon Rose" (Phelps) Harris, Tenn., punch and wafers to her large her parents near Brougham - *1519 built by Hudson under its 4—Nelle Wright. number of guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bard 7•Pass. Sedan 1750 "Jean Valjean, the Convict" The funeral service of Mrs. spent Sunday with MI's. Ed exclusive principle. For (Hugo)—Margaret Foy. Frank Iliff was held at Wesley , Bard on Jackson street. Alt pirsgs frelera. 11 years it has been out- "The Little Stowaway"— am .he rgessreane last Sunday afternoon by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Wolber-', Prom and Rau Bumpers; Pauline Brown. Automat, Wia3•IsielJ standing because of dis- A. N. Walker and Rev. Miss ton were late Sunday afternoon: Cleaner. Rear V le ar Mazur; facture(' The Voyage of Life"—Hugh Letie Clement, Mrs. Iliff was Mrs. Jim Tressausarou Lock ',mah- tinctive smoothness, wide guests of Mr. and out; Basher.. Shartma; perfect Wright. an aged Christian woman Harrison. Combiamium flexibility, power, speed from ad- "Regulus Before the Roman whose many kind neighborly Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harrison: Stop .d Tail Lapin. Senate"—Bailey Singleton. and reliability. it over. deeds testify to the goodne-'s spent Sunday afternoon in Clin- • Music will be furnished by and beauty of her life. ton. And today's Hudson / the piano pupils of Mrs. E. J. She leaves an aged compel,- Mr. and MI-s. Homer Under.: Bennett. ion, two children. Mrs. Will wood spent Sunday afternoon Coach is not only the best Wednesday evening, May Clark and Mr. Aaron Hill, and in Fulton. ever built. It also is priced 26, Mrs. Bennett's recital. a large number of other close Mr. and Mrs. Meriott Milner lower than ever before. Thursday evening, May 27, relatives and friends to mourn and ehildren, Mr. 0. C. Wolber- class exercises, with the follow- her departure. , ton, Mr. Jake Smith, Mr. tint ing program: Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Rat•mond March Mrs. E. J. ' Pewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gates Salutatorian ...Wayne l'. spent Sunday in Cayce. Lillian I, e. Historian McFadden News Misses Louise and Mari, —Ss. Song Senior Boy Wolberton spent night Grumbler Eugene Fite Sunday I Misses Lottie a it d Ruth with Mrs. Ernest Willie 01 Prophecy Loudean Kirby Highland. Quartette—Misses Lillian Foy Hampton of Hickman, spent and Loudean Kirby, Messrs. Friday afternoon with their Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson Wayne Pillow and Homer aunt, Mrs. Sam Bard. and little son, spent Monday in Weatherspoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Binford Fulton. Will Katherine Mobley and family of Matthews, MoH Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith, Giftorian Lillian Foy ispeilt the week end with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Willie and 0• Vocal solo. Katherine Mobley I and Mrs. J. M. Cook. children, Miss Ruby and Velda Class Poem ...Loudean Kirby I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bard and , French were Sunday guests of Valedictorian. . Homer Weath-Idaughter, Lillian, and Laura I Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Wolberton n, Ky spoon. I Mae Pickering spent Wednes-:and children. Song Class day with Mr. anti Mrs. Clar- ence Bard in Fulton. ; Mr. and Mrs. Torn Reed and Kramer-Maupin Motor Co., Friday eveaing, May 28. the Mrs. Jim Walker and daugh- I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gates spent MAUPIN MACHINE SHOP, Fulton, Ky. final exercises will be given. ter, Frances, spent Monday . Monday at Harris Station. Headquatters ME FULTON ADVEIMSEH

iNPIltAID I1411.44111 f14 trANATiON NINIMIMMISIMMONIS.L_ ciintiac School 7 Get the eS15Url Learn 1 lirift the MI.% /I, .I %: 1,0.117.414 , 1,111,4,.1117 •„...•„,.•.•, i to habit== g. •••,dp, Woo I Lesson for May 23 I ISAAC AND HIS WELLS Ilsihit i the -.strotwost impul If ,oni 1.1:441.N ,isi.•.1. 141!•;!I. maIL. Coq the habit or 1.1,1' A .arl thrn• I lIt 1(11 oth des, eiuth. 1.111 II 14,41114 14,.rtihr \vcIrare anti up sumer I You'll 1)e stirj)risecl at the fresh new beauty your frock takes VfII lUtilit IlOW II) PRIMARY 1.1/111. -leas, !lefties, Ie. NiaYbl s4,1,ttr•I equipment. 211(.111i too freely. roalizo that Nhtft Isamu it•fuses te on after dry cleaning---with our modern ‘vould like to ov- IN 1 1,101 I.'1.1% I s' AND si•Nlort it is a bad thing. and • upon it.. T1,p, discard a garment until we have passed judgment Itig rortuncs had stnaII litil N. 'II: AND Never orcome it. II''"Opal With Siarresur•. 110.2.innitw.s. hero is ‘vhere wk. to the added service it will give you. 4.411V1111111i1 The cost is trifling conii)arecl single tIol- 5511• 11 dal'. 1. 1' Ilt• iicsii.k to lilt orcst you. A 11111 gl,eu It: Ilse Illne of the old age lal. Nvill start yi)u. Tho saving habit ut 111111 Sal'1116 Iii fulItlli,u-Ot I/1S /1,11114, (lien. 1 71:1.3). get in touch with the livest ;(tIti :Sit \V1 II your bank a&'- 111,11114. 111,01 4 laughter, a reminder of When you call No. 130 you tho ghi.11,•••••• et' Ow heart uf MA 111411 111.1 in the city of Fulton. We clean anything, 1.1 hell .11, 14,1111,,I 1 1111 1 1111e W114 1.r organization base s.,11 s• to .Intr:1,•ter and when we clean an article, we mean to say that we :.'I, hostuuthe tool Ileac.. his Ito O l• .1 1,111.11'4,11.1r contra.' take the dirt out. General laundry work, French Dry ..hot ‘m-ilmoit '1st., and Carpet Cleaning in THE FARMERS RANK Ad., led hi ii lo 1114 i11411.1 Cleaning and Pressing, Hug for the entire community. Fulton, Ky. lur fart, cleuners Iii Men etwu I. tut.. IMINMENNEMINIMIMININ111111111111111111r r ,s. 14 Inn furet.11 •:' ,21`,"5.,'"4/1 ..e.ii. u. the oitly '3; t.i.o het .01111 .°140. (1,•,.....asily it Today-as Always ••• °old Send it 'rhe iohtmL :is oen ',antes start Ia onturts- ..:.•-slog% Or laud On...4144. Pacemaker r., ;,.• 1,•••,si ,.• ,nherltur of the ••,‘,1111111 protiike. lie Wint 11 TOO1.1, ?ann. Ion n num of prayer well 10•11. 3:1; of Tiredom I. Isaac its Uerar iv‘ 12 171. 1 The Lord appeared onto hint (vs Is) Ite,,tise f (amine Ili the land blau, omit into Ilie 44111111ry of the '1 hi. .11.1 014,11111 hut. - I s is., 1,, 11114111 1 Ile 1,1,11 Laundry Tirestotte ".1 4,11 0. KSteam (.1,, 7413/ 11 ,••rt• heDer ii, sun', In the Loot than to go among (ha Y11,11110. of I;o4.4 people. The Ler.I J. J. OWEN, Proprietor lit-J.1.11..1i 111.1w:11'0d 14. 111111 there PIP! I 411r .. led him Ti',) In go Into Egypt, thm. ay..::mg Ow 411.11 4,1 taller, 2, II,. !hp-, (I'., ;), Ile telt Iwo sailie temptation es Altralimo ninny years Itefore it k,n. 25./: sts). wise. ...woo505 iai,,gL,eefor country no ..an expect to he teiiirteed to 4141 wrong. Cords 3 lib. pro+perily (vv. I-17). ,•• is, make 1er,11- Your Home. 1,14 porinanelt1 oi abode lie In - Now is the time to Build 'iii'. to s. ''5' there. While I 1- ieas.ei fur the leadership, reuped .11.•re 1.4 ••,111,t1 assist you with your plans. atiliine all the tire equipment the writi ha; ills •I his II, Let us his lolir.O V(.1' 11111(111V 41, Whit+ F StValifUSIIY 0,11 ".1 .11,Presed ..1 II sna:'• I11.1.1111,11!,ti tiertainl here is a ease of 1 .t1111 to tl; Al II\ prm en by flu, acid ;1.1. Ills I 1..,1.4.1" l'1111i.line, ..1 time at travel everywhere. tinder Ii 111.•11e41 Ihe ell, 4.t the We sell !von., ...aahtnin. Sin In an) calling We sell ,oke en%). and Super-tile I 'ire ST no, are •Inalltv tiro, the\ 're 40,0111 11.11..114.r4 ....11s4•1,1114, Fierni! '11,a Ph,i,-,,oi•- ,i11111-1 ,itqw.1 V1..11‘ of Asbestos ,111'.1i•i•et1 Ivner Ashesius

ii' ' 1.1i. ear hidav' 11e11411,. ,4orl. r,issi 11111 ever envy lots 1.110111 11ti Shingles. her.' 111l141 .01/Nr1111..11. 141.11, Shingles, as method if gellih: rid el him They can stoi•pIng sill of loans• and invite Twin City Service Station with tloon Ion pence 11111 not cont.set not blow up ahly V1 lilt,.'". t41 labilller hi ,‘1.,ere you to call PHONE 330 CENTRAL ST. he nroomuled agnin • ' c! Nor can Filling Station - Battery Service ids fatlo-r. The •' -"n• • A. examine t 0,3en a m to 9 D. rn• -a rt kO 11.W. II,' 11,1.. •! !,1444 they warp. 4V1i1,11 11 iiiii 114 111111 them. 6S5132,S.Siria7a1E;PE;B IREZT4:42:1PlaMS The _ 1.4',4,1111 11:1111e ht. ,4 \ :1.111;:110,4

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‘01t.I.0 1,1 MUM hc jhsi dutch- III. Isaac In Beersheba I., • .33). watchfulness sure is %%hen a funeral direettir - up where constant is called. hie cannot afford is' 1 11.:11.0.so '1 o tord ,•• hi•11. Tre irs. 7ollt+ 1 ul 1 IIfC1 .11 .I ser‘ ice take a ,11:1111:C ellS) .41,1 .1 '1i 1 1- her is needed to secure at such a time. .! and care . •• ;he folks them. It is 'nand\ to teach 1.ord. 1,1611. ailed w here to get the kind of service UPOn His !MOO results. ''Oh OA, he the best place 'with J.') the will wish that these talks pits-hi-ti his tem t Mo.. 1 this slug sell N, i.e go are appcm•ing ill this paper. Ids ser‘lint: is trig among the get water After Issue was eeth1.1,:hed ui Beer our %helot, Antinehoit rots.. aesiting to We are always careful to protect make an alliance with Mtn_ lit. Litaineti influence by peaceably elttelr::wine them only the from noon. Being thus ,,nsitt..e:t they customers by selling desired to enter Into ,.ovenant [eta tionship with tutu. The tsit) Ti, gain BEST in the particular grade purchased. FULTON UNDERTAKING CO. lialUence milli the oerld to b. ottlt• INC P sj 55Al"c dritw front It, OF. LOWE • • • AT STUBBLEFIELD AMBULANCE SERVICE - LADY ASSISTANT FUNERAL 1-101•1F. Noblest ot All Victories • t. Fol s, oim 1,, , 14 the 'fit Cequin & Co. noblest of all Is Pierce first and r , isheren, to Ise salnillInlis..1 liv lil:;.4elf the .sis.1 fre4 1,, and Builders' Hardware. /111 1 1,11114. Dealers in I .umber, Paints • , • '"4!""'rk*.4. - _ of Believing in Truth Fulton, Ky. ty m; ,t o• Wt.! rut Iil_ 1 . • tt • 1,U.1 1r 302 CARR ST. uLTON. t(Y. 111ii,r1t. before hr. fur It.

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S;tve with safety at the "fling a A Thorough Rug 3row d 1 (leaning Service _1 0/X,Ct2L Store.' 01.1Fr I,. ,,,":1/4-.1 :it tti.. \\ lit Iii to %NI) 1111/ NIL:// "ritiii ilil rutg, :oh"- itin 4,,14401. Try our store first. I„.,.„ 011)11,1101 •01111'. Os. Ip;trI The price is right. I 1.1and dirt is ri.nviv4.41 ;ind *64,6, 1110 c takes It !bort., cle;in Will:11 hit Pititl1ti. 13111 I11 Silt I tutur sole conic It/ Phone 130 I sat 10111 sole and heel tiiii.NI/ rULTON.KENTLICAY., Evans sole gels io bait lw imut I: an. ipon -Boaz Drug Co. 0. K. to sat I Cur. Main Steam Laundry. ve you. and Church 11111...41=11••• \\'right The Shoe lehuilder. "IRY Noil Culver's hi.' lit lt‘t $. Sweet Cream Ice Cream Culver Bakery dB. A f.64, home product by a Compan). home factory

Hornbeak Bros. Bakery In. Twin-City Battery Station ornorated Dealers In Wand Hap our Merchants 'Y ilatteries John Huddleston AIN11 make a specialty of Rebuilding Batteries of all makes. to help YOU

Phone 330 1.RN liuDY wilt .1;Vck: that a man succeeds and prospers onk %%lien he spends LESS money PLUMBING thao he receivc-...... %.1- given period of time. Do you live 6 days a week Let's apply this great economic le. ii test to the sit- :19 Plii ON 14: 399 and just exist on Monday? uation in this town: Our business men have invested—and continue to infest—their money .1.41,++ + •:•4, ++ +.:•+ 4.4 + +4- 4.+ •:. 4,-1—!•+ 4.4.4- +++MON ls it worth while, this slaving over the in stocks of goods brought here to your very wash tub? How little money it saves, door to meet your daily needs. how much it cost in shinirg hands anti lame back. Send it the Through sell the pages of this paper they advise House you of their ability to sene this Cleaning Tinie er-tile community. , All of us know that they deserve our patronage. wstos Federal Laundry And remember, the more you trade ff ith them t:IlY B. SNOW, Propriet-i :t. the more funds they can invest in larger stocks. Phone 44 :II I Valnut St. Fulton. Ky. back in a (....11.1, ,•i 1, can and new lines. 1.1111t fr,-1-, and :r:igratIt. blow up • 1 r can Read the Ads in this Paper Federal I ,aundr‘ y warp. CI -I B. SNI )‘‘ and save yourself money by trading , Proprietor at home Phone 44 314 ‘‘ Amu tit. Fulton, is /I; YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO ri ritaiinSiaqr"riuTiru-41 N rL1, ru PHONE 38 SELL Advertise it in this space. WILLIAMS For Wrecker Service

We do all kinds of Job Can Print anything from a Visiting Card to a Newspaper. 10..1Ct• .0 Printing Cl'IFY ti,114A6ll., Lii It is that little artistic touch that characterizes our Lade & lavlor, PI Up3. Printing as Superior Quality. 110 Lake St., FULTON. KY

,AMERmitc Try us with your Next Order. BOND 140AMERMiLL and BOND Our Good We will use it PRINTING Phone 794 for your job of Will SaveYou PIWINC3 Money mosismsuaimamsRunszegazessanssmiash fr. r 74.x

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at the I h , 11 ell 9 . to S11)11111, CiettiT I DEMONSTRATION .. Itel/1.1.1S, perinten1 1 1.111. ;:t0 II, ii..111 11. I'. U.s. v. 1I cfjrit1711 7:15 p. tit Sermon by the lie invite you to see our display and r \•":I%iInastlay War, p. tn. flemonstration Teachers' meeting, of our famous IE t- A Room NO, .41 :It the t iturch. 7:30 p. in. Prayer nice! • Thursday - Choir pra Nliss Goldsli\ direetor. Your Home Attention is directed to h fact we will FLORENCE ha \.it liii 0.', -R., V011t r1N mw hip.'iJ.i largrly ssion Alstssas,mor s.1 soot }stone ,11 o'clock service Sunday nit CHICOCA STOVES pmined arts/tales' twine. ate both a :wanton Bro. \\'arritti W114141.11 so 141 As .1 I he It:WV:11(W 11.711 I.' (itsltinio o Sulltil Filth/II Digit schonl SIIERWIN-WILLIAMS other services of tit. PAINT,i ill be held as usual. __...... ,. AND COVER VARNISHES Brother \1'arrett hos re!, aa:,1.4 you to hese tottlt a 1,111: TIlt Till, At, rt et, from Houston, %% here a. ellEt1 of strs tt nov totd 1st vi•t;tt, ,t ferintt, 01.1,irtt I ended lit I,, sle.otetion And pm(tetistos Agents! W,11,..1 t Southern reves.' vetvi 311,1 wear. Con\ onion. He reports -..derterwr-- STOIS 1.1 and .re .11..t.ts home paininig. \C", Lit.. .1 enthusiastic titeetiog. The genuine I. teiosativst o, e halt vo,,, session iii he Convention w 01 Iii' held in Louisville, by. In the ahaenett of the Pastor oil last Sunday evening, P! l‘':1;er5. President of Union t. iversity, Jackson. Tenn., preached the flaccalai. sermon for the Fulton : ThiS I coV,9imeiP Schools Sunday nint )C111011st !On will be held preached to a packed 17/LTON. 1! I-lug fur his hove Viiul iii v :11:.1 Ilf*Iii:1:::b. hand. s (it our store during the week of 1% ilit ,ffi this subject. We u Methodist Cntirch 1„. m i.,. he glad to u.eleome Dr. Watt May 17 to 22nd. back to oto. eity at any time J. V. Freeman, P.istor ad course. The study course being spot. mt.. and - A,t. Ii.iluii'iitgi' -.tong! by the Brotherhood, will Sunday St-hut, 9::11t. T. .1 stale part of this u tack in .‘letti- resutne the lectures tonight. Be A factory representative will be present to explain Kramer, superintendent. idti • 1,. .n e.r..e. a sure to be present. If you di. the Epworth lantene- Jr: Ott care to study the book. at- fine points of these stoves and do actual baking in the sr., 6:30 l'. \I. . . tend the lectures any way. It Pray‘r 110 et ine :::t) m. \Yin make you stronger in the famous Florence Oven. Will you please come. pi.,„ehj„g k Trimly Episcopal Christian faith. Annie Lucile 7:110 I'. by the pastor. and Miss Goldsbi. special music by the choir, and left for Birmingham last Tues- the public is cordially invited to Church. dav morning to attend the ()Iil attend all services. 104 Wasbingtori St. Soldiers' Reunion. Miss Golds- 1-44 . hy goes a- Maid tilt The Epworth League service: Dr. A. C. Boyd, Rector honor (I r 41.-w 111 4 1:4 *i5l the staff of Col. .1. 'I'. George. ttIre Co. Sunday evening were well nt• ------tended and enjoyed very much. Whitsunday of the Commanding Division of 1,ittle Ruth Nall gave an excel- 9:15 A. M. church School. N. B. Forest t'acalry Corps of Fulton's I _argest Furniture Keittucky. Store. lent reading and Miss Maymc H. S. Stansimry, Superintend- This is totite a com- Bennett pleased all with a flute • eta. pliment for Nils, Goldsby, but .4010 accompanied bv Miss }kid- 7 :30 P. M. Evening prayer.one u.ell merited. dieston. William Irvin Bell de- and address. Account quite a ntIrertb.o"?' lighted all present with %/i. al. r.‘eryhoily Jordially j ai ited the members ot he \ I. S. Or- solos. It, tend these services chestra having par' s in the var- .110.11ndc too- schools ihnIruit the next ten We invite you Mr. Ralph Church News. When you buy John Deere implement's you ti:Q. ilo.re \vill ill' I 10 OrCht,tra talk in -Life of Christ." I here will be no morning set.- to see our are sure of prompt repair practice until the tir-a Tnesday service - ri-w Man of Yesterday. Today vice this Sunday, as Dr. Boyd display of throughout their long life and Tomorrow.- wili niake his regular monthly night in Iii iii. Aliss Mary The meeting closed with the \ isit Columbus, returning lto. Belle ‘Varren. who attending Lawn Mower:, I atay-t. benediction. the evening ser\lee. In case is school .0 Un- Jacksi.n. T nn., t All sizes Tin lainiltith Circle met with the roads pre \.ent his going to ion University. e and 'Mr-. P. II. Weaks on 31onday Cohnnbus, the usual eleven came cross-country last Friday price's) ettet noon. with 11 members t.''luck hell ri ng. to and spent the -r u t with Lawn Hose and visitor present. The chair- rate that there will be mornin e Ii ome folks. \lrs. ilium:is, presided. service, Garden Tools Hymn. "In Chi ist There Is No 1)1.. Bay.' began hi, ,AE:r41 *tk,_ East and West.- The Bible les- chutes last Sunday night 0.: Central Church Ice Cream r>e, son. with comments. Wa:, historic development of lin Freezers It', Mrs. Itult. pla i l tor Itivi m• ices ajhj 0 f Christ d There was a rotitida,ble as..ens of worship. E. I.. \\ Water Coolers s ••••• t., ro,t'iott !ht. Ilate2"rt)pihrt! Peavil tilt " • clint:a: the A re., ot. th.. nom,. Eta_ ...ill:, pa rt ...I ‘‘,..•1; Sitnuizti St'll to tt. IT) Wire Screen- terprise, f,.,- 3. M. t‘ts, , 7 ii•.. th,. .I. A. Colley, Supt. ing Mn". Shoe. Preaching and (tom:motion. Intoresting Emerson ""trh -Pen' he I'V'H''Prr hilt' 11 a. to, and 7:-15 p. iii. lit(' ..... i.i.,. \Vie-tool's Bible Class, Wed- Electric Fans Th e -octa l ,,..•\ .,•,. ,•i.,.,:ii.. ,.....,,,, lii.. !,, ,,, d • - ....,:;v, ;,..I, nesoity. 2:30 (All sizes and lio setter Work estieriall.i. ;....,,..J''.. i h. -,..• c•:!:- !;.!.e: S .•-.' p. Beginners' Bible prices) ....losi•ii ‘vith pray -.r, liy f'.! .‘L•tt .\ t.... I) ci,.• ttl SI . Class. \Voil- With Less Effort 1.ttti:-. Alt... ,I *. t-si: nesday. 1:00 p. ni _- _ iII,r iIrd .I.IIIII. Oil Cooking Many thousands of farmers know , \\ Po Il i,dd Prayer meeting, \Yednesday. t "o i,uI - of the good work. easy handling and oll \ it- 7:15 p. tn. Stoves StIllslIty. simple adjustment of the ivt.'1!..: John It) I hi. I'sas ea] Bible Study Frida\ • 7:15 10. Aluminum 1-h ere DG Cultivator. So easy to Improved cone •••• Charclt You are cordiall• coupling tso •di oat- imeottd to Ware opi.tatc that your boy will do anent required " nirg" attend each of the,•. sto iml;lity good work with it. to LA,- sap we.. rda•n. ‘‘.1- II r Lit!: You can cultivate all row erOrS WIstsel• have o Glassware tfirlst, dust prOo FRANK T. CARR SUCCUMBS %kith the DG, for the simply-ad- t Mi. Isaartlig• I.e \\is and Nc.tt AFTER 88 YEARS. All kinds justed arch permits variation Karntire, of a of Pole does not ex- hot Ii ment:o rs of oar 16 inolies in the wheel tread. .'nurclt School, In.' It Hot Weather tend behind axle - en nduate.1 Monday iittel nooll, M a y 17, The hugging device aids plenty of room fur ad- :t tIn Ilieh School in hold- 'his year. Mr. Frank 1'. Carr, Ssi years of Conveniences ing the lig,: to the row when billing tasting arils, :sae of •,,,n1.1.t. :nye, slio• els provides died a; h•iitie It. ;ice- J..: I•y- t he crop, count eract - soda Slew of work I III tIll II St II t ti • .. Ile N, 1 :I., hi t• • t All kinds of nu; the teadcncy t odcift either to or Haus up hooks at .t 110.0 the row. This does away wit It Iskt tu eras alld 1,.ttt•III- „It It .tItt (1 I'' the hardest work of cultivating. are ..0...tataa, lip ir I, iltttfit• I !WI,. dt Ito tut% dos,. I t .•• tll IL Simple d••ptli control insures even ;It• H t ',ler • i.e 11.S1J:11!:1 and 7 Seeds t‘at too -just a turn of the tail thl-s 1;111, t,olt ,tor:: lir4.1lia to Ill it. hi\ itch Taste. N1r. and .\1!•-. kar- \\ vq1,, ,cs..11,1\ ;,t ter11,,til till.tr- i row DU is f11.1,10. our stet• 4.4/11411 Its ma fir% mony church. 1,•,1 I mad It Pic. Mere smell iii hi lies Southern Ind.. ,1 T. ext.' ei,t, ol the 11111 - 11fielit \ 1 !Ito, In thi Gt)idbi()()nii Neal, glad- Field and

It 1111R1:1\41 PFort.t: FINE 2-YEAR OLD ROSES The I Poultry Coffee If \ 1.1 iuil I hi I ,I 1 1 roses to grow in this \ icinity. lot u.s haVt. 31111 i 11,1,,,intgell and thlak it,,y are gilt la,y, Fencing begets a desire to taste it. after mil' order now. \Ye sell only of the:, ,x.eoptotivi Might ,.•1: whiah you naturall\ become a Oh' host oar milil slit-k. The I horyfort, sent.ddlo ittturt..• itt kind Itilo` a sits,e or two of it regular customer of it. We Ill' that blooms conti nuously is: jlirt the kind we have tested the tnedieine flooded to purify Ow system site you to try a tin. If yna call ami (.„„ and Xi,ttsre t fly vial sp/1 stutiition guarantee. health. Price 60e. Stasi dy resist the combination of aroma R. S. FULTON HARDWARE WILLIAMS, Fulton, Ky. Runnel f's Druid Stssi st. Ft11,on. CO and taste, Nv, you differ from itther Lake Street ;corge coffee lovers. Hand Beadles, Manager Hilton, Ky. its a dollar bill and A nice gift. Send The Ad- get your name on the .VI All Grocers. Advertis- \ ertiser to a friend one year-- er list as a regular subscriber. only $1.00.