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\ seriously ill. Dr. Ste\ enst le1,1 :is k•;11It'll Stint:ay

for a consultation \\ It Ii the at-tending physician.

11r. T. J. Jackson. MN.lie (lore and 1liss 1Littie Johnsof near I lintel.. ‘1..atctl Mr. and1Irs. F. C. II.‘ int% Thursday.

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days• illness of a complication

FULTON. k`i likt`aStk.

CAI by Ili, wife and fice children as follows:

Mr. James Ashley. NIrs. Lucy

Fulton Advertiser Willingham Bridge Mrs. lone jack_

son and Misses :Mabel and .les-WILMA:MS.and Pul...,tter

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NIENIIIEBlientneky Press Associatior

-Subsoriptiwi duo per year

Entered a.: clasa tuat.crNov. 25, 19'24, at the Post Office atFd•ton, Kentucky, under the Act ofMarch S. 1875,

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Th.. climax if tit.High baskotliall season N% ill bereached next Friday and Sat-urday when the Interclass Bas-ketball to will In?held in the new Science Hall.Each team is confident of suc-uess and they are all puttingon finishing touches in order tobe ready for the dig event.

Little W. 1. Shupe of Carr In-stitute was with us in ChapelMonday morning. He gave aprogram of five readings whichwere all enjoyed. We welcomehim back any time.The premilinaries for the

Murray Scholastic meet ulna\yin be held there March 22.and will he held this ul•.'LFulton high will have entriesin oratory, debating. piano.girls' (Ieclamation. extemporan-eous speaking, public iliscus-sion. voice (both boys andgirls) and in English. mathem-atics and history. A largecrowd is planning to go to .1.1 .1!•-•ray IltAt Lon; l-' :1The winners of the eerte-t, atMurray will go to Lexington torepresent this district in thestate contests.A thing of much interest La,

been added to ti,tu gtint. of the si hood Each ing befttre elte-,te. are .. • ri.student 11111kt•- II l'..;;;;)" • •' • •current intert t• •world. hi 'A ay. .\.-r. • -big the students are wel:ed on the recent nit. re•-•.ingIi appenings.The paintings, "A Readirg

from Homer." by Alma Todeuaand "Aurora." by Rene. whichwere bought after tlo•art exhibit whieli v, I • 5•1here, have arrived. ardare trtil it additi011 to I • ,Pigh school. The Junior ••,,school \yin l'ITt.1% I. 1;:ri; •i I •

and "Sarmo." ,,•at. Carr Institute

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sie Marie Ashley. Burial will--- --Mrs. Willie Jeffress and Lou- he al sprite Iliti.

Ise -twin last Wednesday withMrs. Herman Harrison.m e,. w. Stallins and Mrs,

Parnio Stallins and daug.hters Route 6 NewsThur:day wit t Mrs. lien-Ii children. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Dono-

Several from this neighbor- ho spent Sunday with their son,hood attended the play given I),- . t•ittnn Donolio and wife, ofat the Cayce High school aud- radneah.itorium last Friday tt\ citing. Mrs. Emma Mryan spent the

li"lrY uull,ull.i"Y" "h. l'1"Y week end with her daughter,very mc au. , Mrs. 11. S. Hardin.

Caniele Bondurant \ !site(' 3irs.•

c widherton andCayce High school Friday. daughters. Marie and Louise.The members of the Lodgs- Saturday afternoon in

ton Home Makers ('huh ns 7 I • shopping.with Mrs. Elbert Bondurar! 'Iii.' Ladi"• Aid and Mission _last Wednesday afternoon. any Society of Union will trey

Jessie Stallins spent Satur- with Mrs. Hayden Dono'"day afternoon with Blanche wednesday.Nolvs. Misses Laverne anti Ruth By•

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spent the week end withDorothy spent Sunday with friends in Fulton.Mr. anti Mrs. Coston Sams and Mr. and 11N. Jake Smithsons. were Sunday guests of Mr. and

1Irs. Leighman Elliott was Airs. 0. c.Sunday afternoon guest of Airs. sillMrs. Elbert liondurant. .1ames. of Fulton. were Sunday, "'I E"g'11e yilests of 11r,. S. Hardintirant ./(.yet, were ,sanday

11,1 mr_. T. J. •,.d.

of Mn. alai Mrs. Pim \‘'„Iberion is on the sickBard.list v. eek this \\ eek.

, 1It/urice Hardin and aunt,:suntlay afternoon \van 4essie :Mrs. T. .1. IZeeil attendedStallin-,church in Fulton. Sunday night.

'11(1 Mrs.Willis '1'11 Mr. and Mn-. Merritt Milnerand Louise visited 11 ,•s. l'.Jeffress Sunday afternoon,

and. uhildren attended church

‘‘.11,, has blood poison in her II

"11"11' oil

wt'r°hand. Slm is -till a seem* “1. ""d''''tilt is

ti le of the old. ,t de,-.lard:hatrey-

rks QUALITY FRUIT

41 Its,. 'I' i• morn- •I- ft Collins. prosp• roilsTh„ „Id and fruit III

C. 1.:,..,; ;; ,;(._ 1 Z111111. (I; 1;11111;41 111 11;1' A11-1.1...

r•-•(.1. 1,, I., ,„•w, d LI and s;,t1,•_ his .-allt-cri;.ti,tn.

, .1 :‘!: ha, It ..,:mtt1 1.:it ,,,t tind;ter,- LI, -tra.o.h. iI.iS H tiI

I2-at :old 1-SI 111.,1

thwite.• l'.1.timm did map, r much f'Lit

dancider. .spent ie- IT•I tholi.yht tor. Iti hi. .0.-

day %\ ith r.liett ..\ 11"1.1.1It ill .1. 1• !!;;;:-I. H. III.'

:\ 1 ;il• 1•:11; li 1111;1•11, ."15,1'• it

Water Vall•• sp: t Sid arda \ • 1-1 OH nj"' Loa"right Prar'oes Walker. ?" ."‘ "1"l"T 1:w riii

Mr. and Mrs. ;II, p,,,,•ha i ••• id .s.:tolayC, it I he former',,•.• ,r WIIITESE1.1. HATCHERY

:1 \I u - Ill Pard. . ii ,'„ 1 •_ 111,d Prices Effective March 15

• r...`•11 Iii. 11aHi 2 li:11 1,11, 1

\I. • .1 •,;1,- I ' 1-1"11.' 1 1 1.' II- Isis'

McFadden New

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1.1Ir :',11am! .1;;;. I:0;11 ; I • 1 lil lii tld.1III Hickman.Mr, Herbert lb.... ii1,i t

r \li\Ir .1.11, I ,,‘%. I

IZt.,1:1 the tttlyt.11.-wttivitta Ina this paper.

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WIIITE:SEI.L HATCHERYthe ..tav 1,:te,

• ttmn malt-, ..1. 1;, n•mi

1., ..11

,III• Ill ; ti•I•1 I • •,

1•.‘t.I1. Ir; II,ii I

-t•ti (h.. • ii' 'I etal %\ it hi eft:hick:.

Charter Oak RangesBuilt for Service and Economy

PaySmallAmountWeekly

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These 11CW ranges arc better

looking than the ()Id t\ pC stove.enat—icledSome are be ! 11

in gray, green And tan ‘‘ith

nickel trimming.All of t I.lem have ‘‘underful

ovens for baking.

Graham Furniture Co.Fulton's Largest Furniture Store.

Council ProceedingsFulttttt. Ky.. Mat% -I. 1929.

The Beard 111.

City of Fulton. Kt Mucky. met :ill iilrir sesion ti tho CityHall. Monday e‘eairat. March.1. 1 929, a t 1,1.e I s:, 11-

11:LI 11,q11•..11:1:•;.r \V. 'I. Shahid,

\'s 111111' Items

S. Fulton Fire

21P.).26

27,1tol'2:t.4!11

pr,II-7-S..-,, t•I'•1:1\e, 7 1175,:',u,Penalties

-- — -Total II, ,• HI- . .75, .0....I.o5

Councilmen present ; Smith At- city Natl. Nte :;. I .-5- 111...-1 .

er. .1. E. Hannephin and L. S.

prissiding. and ',lee tollo‘‘ Inc f it National

kills. Joe Bennett ; Paul Dtlity • 1926-7 S S.,...\ ..1' T.o..

1.1 1!•,1 Nati..11:,1 ....1 2.1,110;1IlanI, ft:lane,- 2- 1 -29:

sn miki' . . ...1.--7:I.P.,

l'hillips. ('they lteed St. Acct,

1 4.05

The minutes of the pre\ iiiii,meetings \vet., I•t.;‘11. appri: \ cd •I',01;11 1:.111: • . 5,1 9.9;',II.4; I

DiShill',i'lllt.111, -and :idleptcd hy 1 he C.illliCil.

II, u.it IA ;.,•,.. rt•ad.!S;l1. I 'whi. City .The report, of the \ arious Iit•IL Lettger .... 2.765.titi

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. nii 51: tli 7.. 1,....171‘,11..);

Police Judge' Report

1,•4•.'1 ,1..1 l'Y 1 1I.' I .11."• I.:\ l'. ('it:'I .tlitteil: :1. 1.tth.tt- . .

Ky. U e Cotilitis1V. S. DarkButtti. • Hem ,Snou-115 Into CoFall .1.. Fallf,rainim Flu n.1. Huddle-ton .1, .II. S. 1\ Ohara.

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T.:t ;LI .. . . . $70111.1

pctitli 1%;l'••• llaIt LIII retinet-titir th:tt the

ertter o:t -trut till 1:totirth,hit•It 1.. ,...t•ret1 tit I. St.

1'1 1 1 \ t 1,tigal11 1 11;

Ill 1:11.1.1 Y. ;1, 111,0 1.(.1111 Ii;

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Incubators and Chickens.As I mu going. to :t

IlittIntnoth itir.ilutt.,1* I will Ii:,',,'for salt. Six 1)i the No. 5 !Mel...kitmaehines that hold Viol etre Ieach you 'o . Now if y ish the bestthere is to hateli chickctis ‘‘ it II,get you one of these .%hilehave a chanty to get line at t -o

Prieed to sell quick nt$63.110 each. lb-tail price neiv,7:4(17,iiii, so you can make quite asa\•ing. for these maehines

;mu,.same as new and ‘viii last a Jiro

611 11:i1ll have otir (m)ilky Snarl,.

rondo White Leghorn baby chicks

, NI:ir 1 1929

f'ault‘. t.LL0 LATTA.

I salt; ill l'at'll ;I, Ill• 11.011111.1' years so pace l iitiler

T,dal $$6.1 I now as they are ht.int: tip

II. Chapman, v

KN., ittitito I.11.1.vor and Board I Tit, Phones thronitt. Crutch-

of ("outwit, Fulton, find ortit'n'41 field Exellange.)

"'ll t,1114:111:11i.1tt Illy 1•(.1,5511 o:t 711(11 (III of toll neiintitti r.t

I clittlicti Upon

t• told 1 /i.,1 t iFt.lirtiliry. 19211.

1927 TaXea • . , 5.2ii• Illinois Oil Co„v ; .89Mire. Accts. Hi'...8 :111.00, City Aci:o units •

St . Su 9plit• . . 1.1 .7,11

l'.11 1%.1 r. 1, 1919,1 l':%1;1•11,1• ...;.:2 •••

To the III;;;;or;;I:l; ;11. ••••ii11041 l'etat.1 Vire 1/ela, Snitithe, t 1I-t•

Vulttat, I \•. Salttrit, . eatio.mo

(;entlemeti • Jai1 Expea-e 112 III

I Iii.- ti ht tt et it . . 15.10

relturt ..i1.1 IVAP• 25.m,

..,, --erl iii I•5 m p„'„ . 1\ . \\ k.. Labor .

t'ourt for F• • t 1,0 • - ‘V• -• !Total filo • ,I - I Heim \V• (',:t 57

Total Cl/ ;1 • ..1 • I 1;(1(1 , S.111

Salaril.̀ • ;

44:1;:II :4 12 duo W. ‘1 ks. icn• `t7 .Besimi Ind!, alwor,...d.

11. 11 1.1.t p IoI.I ltishursionent.-7flatil.

Chief of Polk,. Report VIIIii ti, Ii , 1921' I i t, Vod 111.•11311.1;5

T,. itt. ALL,. r .4 'iv Natl. No 5.f I 1.1 2;111.1 ..I 1924; 7 ,s '11; ts.

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mail\ ol ,t, Pir,t Nail,l:_tii. II1.1.11, ii

City Clerk and Auditor's ,Report

• I 1.05

s I ,oli 2. su

5 1 lie Nlarshall county straii-herr al PrIlbabilY %% ill ill.

1114.11.;i.u.d .1 ear, line to 4.1,1tields (lying. anti ft.‘‘ new one*being set.

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Bad habits lead children

astt ay. Cood habits guide

them safely into the path of charac-

ter, uprightness and independence.

You can start them right by teach-

ing them to save money. Set them

an example by saving yourself.

Make them admire thrift.

Once started, the saving habit helps

to form other good habits.

It provides experience for

them in handling their own

funds.

This start in the right direc-

tion is but a simple step.

Bring children to the bank

when you start them to school.

Mal(t. This an your Best SerWantOpen an Account With V.r Today

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The Farmers B 6 1 1! H.\ I '

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WE -SELL.

Best GradesOF

COALat reasonable prices.

Our prompt delivery is a pleasing

feature of our service. Let us have

your order.

Phone 51

City Coal Co.Fulton, Ky.

Or,t,

t;11*.,1ty r r o Lite t tO

The man with a good savings

account can leave his loved ones

each day with a dear conscience

and a happy disposition.

He knows that his family.will

he protected from immediate want.,

no matter what befalls him.

If you haven't given.your fam-

ily this well-deserved protection,

open an account with, us at once

$ S--S—S—s

Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow

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First National Ban kR. II. NVatle. President Gel) 'I'. 'ashivr

R. ii. lhMdivs, 1'ies l'acsident Paul ,T. Lulu, Ass't t'ushi ler

11 I ,ToN Al)VFItTISFR Iiiirroved •,

_The Di,.pute

Afro.Aro,rican Art

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Crosses Are ladders• on;

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We area member

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UnderGovernment

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We InviteYour Business\\ lien the ..1 asliington pas•ed the

dc rd Rt. \u ai L \Lt. iho made the \\ isest

ti moat 1,1\% this or 1111\ other nation e\ er had.

I his Lt\\ bas gi \ en SI 1111.1.11 to business; it

bi- \ en greater security to depositors in the Fed-

eral Reser es System banks of Inch c.. are

member.

We ins ite N .( )l .1( Banking Business.

Start Sa% big Regularly NOW.

CITY NATIONAL BANK-That Strong Bank

FULTON. KY.

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If you haveCountry produce

to sell adv, !•se .n this paper.

Fresh produce command best prices.

he Health BuildiT ng HomeRe iMilk diet and Osteopath

y rebuilds the Health.

Dr. Nora B. Pherigo-BaIrdOwner and Manager.

11 lit So. at ii .\ IsLIt. LOC k\. diiont. 5540 I

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FOOD LIKE YOU GET AT HOME

This is truly a home-like restaurant because

it has endeavored to break down the preju-

dice based on the theory that restaurants

could not serve food like you get at home.

Many patrons will testify that there is no dif-

ference between our meals and the meals

they get at home. That's the reason they

come here so frequently to eat.

Years of catering to the appetites of partic-

ular people make it possible for us to serve

appetizing meals.The next time you want to e

at away from

home, bring your family here.

Smith's Cafe,BIG DINNER EVERY DAY

7)1 cell s

WIL11,41ZIEZIRLITA1{1210Ritiii .,PIIVIVillilEa421a

l'elephone 794

FOR JOB 1)1(INT1N(.;aumiamajzzarramsrolsrzszfr

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Fulton Advertisert$ s WI' I I ‘NIN

Editor anti l'obioli,rPublished Weehly 41 411; 'Ake $t

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Subseription $1 shl pot

,iteted ss seeoild

it 1he Post Office it

Ncl

Ilareh $, 11170.

THE TRAGEDY IN MEXICO• .

l'Itt• outbreak of t•it ii tt.tt in

tht• wort. trae teal It,.

0:111i0. (Ilt`rt' It. 110 atICtitla$C

ftir IT. 1110tlliv:ttlers

:Ire ittilulg inc. in tintny hich-

sounding. phrases in portraying

Hie nolido it t ht c.tuse the

are st•t•‘Ing. but the 1111t

l'11 tr11111 k tltt tilt. rebt•llion

octuisiont••1 merely by the feel-,,.\

that 1 • .• -tro n•-

man. :portion,his go\ •

iii th4m-Ittts 144.en • •sti1)04-4144,404. a, it ,•1

the got ertimeto to I ho ('It II. At

his inauguratiiin the army w..,

conspicuous li:„ its tilisene,,,

he presumed to colivoy the

iit•c•sitilt that the rule ,

CO by ;14,1 to

Ci'ttle to an wa, a boan- ,,••• -

tiful tireatn th:it pr)4\ Hon-

al president had, Ind as it

out, it was too beautiful to be

true. lit,' Chiefta1111

..ieattere11 all1,111 the ellUntrY

did not choose to In ,-111,oftliII:,1-

vd. Fighting and playing poli-

tics are their stocks in trade.

Portes Gil. a cit Hiatt. in the

presidency lo,,ked -ea„iy.••

Therefore. the uprising. TheyN1LY they are 11111,1S,`,1

1q1.111ellee in the got ernment.

They would have started a rev-

olution ae•ainst the Ces all gov-

enrment Inel they dared. A fewambitii 11111 Undertake

to get a mu\ ement under waysome time ago. but Calles but

it down in tile approvedcan fashion. After viewing theleaders of the abortive rebel-lion standing against wails at

daybreak. and crumbling be-

fore the crack of the marks-

men. the other experienced a

sinking in their temperature.

iCalles. has been called hack toon !bet the Federal militar •

forces, and he willheard from shortly. and in 1

way that some ambitious mal-

COntelitg. in the army will un-

derstand.

I g has de% eloped in.\ rItati . l‘•

the extent that *LT1110.1100

t‘11 I1 ii t1:110 1111'

....Id III the, t.oiii0 4ininiall). of

4it the rah, ofPe.".1 farm lo.0

eilibr.4cc•• the elininiatior

e‘ci) -club bull, lb, pinplividoyd boll, and

!nullity. the !ion .0 at

t‘No ton, 11.0

IF 1' 01..1 d.111 t i nt • 011.1

11.;.,11•Illii it I, it oil,

I I. for • ,1;111

SI\ Ic1. 11 •If-!,014 i S I.

1.1 01, 01. th, t.t,

1,!•04 11 1 ,...,I SI 1,11.10..10,1

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THE MILKY WAY

There tio royal t•,,tol to suc-

cess and the niilky it iv to pros-

perit• is trat thu liv people

who are not afraid of steady

work. -Laying tittle lik•\.er

comes for the dairy farmer. It':

a regular job. all right. hut the

pay is evt.ry hit a, regular. and

the tulle-crup farmer keeps just

It. busy worrying tutu 'iii wheth-er he tvill get enough' out of hi

crop to pay t•xpenses.The good dairy cow has :no

equal as a sure and regular

dairy income producer. She

pays a ,good price for the la-

bor that is required in caringfor her. For the soil inipt•iit ing

legume hay and grain crops

that she tronstmies she ‘‘better than market prices. IIr

products shut another nrol'il

tut ti' and above the cost of her

feed and keep. She is the hal-

ant e tvheel to the smoothly run-

ning farm machine.13 co \vs net John

of :\liintg,•niery Countnesse,. tit 17,1t,o0 i,ec !Hoc'. t, ,,..er

labor and feed costs. (4,,,.t.,•,•I, iiuiu.I trill ii.tt In. ncid•

fliake,4 r111.1.• money from fif-teen vow., and tithan he did front a -ix-male

share crop Collo inS.

hi • •

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It, 1,

priono•le •

$1:1•

tit there t halI' it''.

utqluii !el m .

li,11. H;H...,\1.-•

\\ 'al, 1,11..01; ;..00 'fur\\jilt real .111

Lc, e,,

ft-:ur that on a,..colint of u,

te;•.,e ititeri-t jutall,'is1I'l

he neglect,

his ,,‘‘ it health. and that is a

grick oil, fault.\Vi.• it, that about

a day a man should ,tauil be-

fore his mirror. :tint t•iii•r Ott

the follo‘ving frank. dist•ussioo

It:it It himself.ilones. limy are you

feeling?••11:t%•t, you been taking good

ctit.t• of yout.self ?-II:tie you 1.u•t•ti i•toeful

.•- ••tir dietl'•• you been snIttking too

much':tlItttly cigars (It) yi'ii

srnokt• in a clay?-11:tve yoti litt•tt trttitting

yolit• brain to think in tt•rtlis (ifand st•IISt`?

•.1i:t\AI you been neglectingyour eyes?-Have you ittiel otir tt•t•th

inspt•t•teti lately?••11ti‘.t• your thoughts bet-n

\\11,dt.sonie?11-

•-liave you 11(0.11r1.11•St`, poi that hating

:Hid your iihis-ie;t1 }ming.

.,vot•hing tuoti - hin art.. you anti

shiftless?-1Itt‘e •••••1 been broad-mintl-

ed it ith ,,t her\tusi,,I. time-11t,••tin-

''adult:led

I'' t•i

tott..aro 111,r

,•;,,uar f, et arm':

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more titan $•,1,11041,11int in her -11 •.••••il•\ .1:.t •

live banks. .,L;1••• ;1*

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DAIRY PROGRAM

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Ii representati‘e of the Exten-

• ion Dix ision if Ilk. (•011..g.. kt.tilt!and y11111. county

tt'iut It o ao ‘‘a.'.•, tlined

I lit' Fulton trade territory.

rhis !wilt:Tani consisted chiefly

of dairy ‘vork ‘vhiefi, cour.:t.

the growing. of

rs, SI /y11.11.1111,, alfalfa. putting

in a permnaent pasture o, gr\v-

ing as much t.orn as the milk

co‘%s and other farm animals

\void,' consume. Another im-

portant part t Ilt. program

'was t he displacemetit of every

scrub hull and the purchasing

1,1' wind Jersey bulls of high

orecrds. 'nip committee alsok‘ent 11C1 .11.11 as r oecmmend-

ing that every scrub hull in the

county he replaced \kith a pure

hred.This is the opportune timoi%

for every good farmer to mat,.?'

his plans for the coming sea-.on. Now if dairying, poultry

:old hogs are to be the chief

li estock on the fartn. enough

./.10t1 legume hay. corn and am-ple pasture should he had, as

it is next to impos,iblt. for a

farmer to, purchase his feed

And make a prl.fit in the lialry1).1,1 1111.5S.

It might be of some interest

knoNv lliot an Cifort is goingto he made to illact. at least six

good high testing hulls in Ful-

ton county. This piece of

yvork is going to t:ike some

1(11kvrk and I want every

'.,.rnic,r 6, he think 1141 the' mat -

,,i• oc er for it will 1)0 necessary

litOtt help put it o‘t.r. Sev-

rid good farmers met- the

ounty have epxressed them-

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e,o41 registered Jersey eow to

-tart a herd from.The banks Ili r1111,)11 are

, to finance a reasonable

ail,her of good farm Ifilys and

irls to purchase a good regis-

rered hred Jersey heifer. This

:atter must ht. attended III a!,.

,olthi Os possible if 4,ti ‘vant

.\ our boy or girl or 111111 (I. get

.1 bred heifer through the above

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:wt. t'ommerce :it Fu n lto or

!yself. I think the abo\ e

!dal, is a most t•xeellent II ay for

a boy or girl ti, get starletl in

the Jersey business.

I am anxious to get :it least

rmer12 fas to ekeep a rcord on

'heir dairy. cvork. I \Oil (urn-

II all It quirements anti it will

'akt. only a few minutes daily

To keep these reeords. If

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regularly our CLEANING, PRESING

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oress smartly and in splendid taste at small cost.

After all, being well-dressed is not so much a matter

of money as of management.

Let us keep your suit and separate skirts clean and

neatly pressed and you will not only get longer wear

from them but ;Treater pleasure.

DYERS

When 'Iced of High-Grade

must accompany order. Or-

ders must he given in advance

because we can't supply de-

mand. A discount is allowed

on brooders when ordered at

time with chicks.- • -

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Editor and Publisher

Publeated Weekly at 446 Lake St.

Subscription UAW per year

Entered a. "twilit class matterNov. 25. 1921. at the Post Office atFulton. Kestacky, under the Act ofMarch 2,

Political AnnouncementsFOR COUNTY JUDGE

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

W. 1. HAMPTON for re-elec-

tion to the office of County

Judge of Fulton County. sub-

ject to the action of the Demo-

cratic priinary. election Aug-

ust 3. 1929.

FOR SHERIFF

The Advertiser is itto announce the eaildidacy of

ALBERT SMITH for Sheriff of

Fulton county, sulitl`Ct t 0 the

action of the Democratic Prim-

ary. August 3. 1929.

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

ABE THOMPSON for Sheriffof Fulton County. subject to the

action of tlw Democratic prim-

ary. election August 3, 1929.

- -For County Court Clerk

The Ad % ertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

EFFIE BRUER for re-election

to the office of County Court

Clerk of Fulton County, sub-

ject to the action of the Demo-

cratic Primary, August 3. 1929.

For County AttorneyThe Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

LON ADAMS for re-election to

the office of County Atof Fulton county, subject to the

action of the Democratic

mary, August 3. 1929.

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

E. J. STAIIR for County At-

torney of Fulton County. sub-

ject to the action of the Demo-

cratic primary, election August

3, 1929.

FOR TAX COMMISSIONER

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

CHAS. L. BONDURANT for

re-election to the office of TaxCommissioner of Fulton Coun-

ty. subject to the action of the

Democratic primary, election

August 3. 1929.

FOR JAILER

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

HENRY COLLIER for the of-

fice of Jailer of Fulton County,subject to the action of the

Democratic Primary, August 3,

1929.

THE FULTON ADVERTISER

DEDICATE OHIO

Route 5 News BRIDGE, MAY I

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young

of Akron, Ohio, are visiting

home folks.It is rumored that Mr. and

Mrs. Roy Watts will be coming

home in time to make a crop.

Mr. Sid Moore is in a serious

condition. Ilk daughters, Mrs.

Balder Roby and :\ Ds. Carl

Phillips and their families

spent several days with him

last week.Quite a number of old neigh-

bors luie e isited him recently

"It it h CheCrVkl him greatly.

Uncle John Vincent is very

feeble nuked. Mrs. Villeent

a ild Miss Matt le inoent ate

ably assisted in caring, for him

by Mr. Farmer of L'ition City.

Mrs. Vincent is in remarkably

good health consideritpY her

numerous duties itatixiety.

Mr. and Mrs. 1'. E. Edwards

spent Sunday \vitli KORAI

anti family.Roads hail begun to get good

again when the recent rain and

cold weather threw them backaS bad as ever.

Mrs. Nettie Parmenter has

been sick all winter but is now

suffering frion fresh cold and

can hardly speak above a whis-

per.Mr. Shenk Holiday who mov-

ed from this community to

Memphis about a year ago and

later to Hope, Ark., where he

is employed in the mail sereannounces the birth of a little

Stilt.Mr. and Mrs. Claylon Ether

ige Detroit. are the proudparents of a little daughter,

who made her arrival Mar 5.

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

W. T. PENDLETON. of Hick-

man. for Jailer of Fulton Coun-

ty, subject to the action of theDemocratic primary. August 3.

1929.

The Advertiser is authorized

to an lituti ne e the candidacy of

JOHN WILMATH, of Hick-

man. for Jailer of Fulton coun-

ty. subject to the action of the

Democratic primary August 3.

1929.

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

TORE JACKSON for re-elee-

tion for Jailer of Fulton County

subject to the action of the

Democratic primary election,

August 3, 1929.

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy of

CHARLES E. ROPER. of Cay-ce, for Jailer of Fulton County,

subject to the action of the

Democratic primary. election

August 3, 1929,

The Advertiser is authorized

to announce the candidacy ef

HARRELL ("Big Boy") HUB-

BARD for Jailer of Fulton

County, subject to the action of

the Democratic primary, elec-

tion August 3, 1929.

The Advertiser is lithOri t'd

to announce the candidacy of

JOHN W. HARRISON for Jail-

er of Fulton County, subject to

the action of the. Democratic

primary, election August 3,

929.

McFadden News

Irvin Cobb Hotel Opening

Probably to Br Held NearThat Date

Paducah, Ky.. NlarehCeremonies dedicating the Paducali Ohio river bridge will 1,,

conducted oil Wednesda), \

1, it was determined by th.

Bridge ion t (.m1111101 e.

‘vhich iiiuf esittrWIY. witCharles G. Vablkatn11 Pitt`tHbig. It is understood that 11.In in Cobb hotel will he re;h1

(Or at

date and it Ie believed thebrietion to be arranged will co‘ -er both events, of large import-ance in the development of Pa-

ducah.Members of the committee

• discussed with Mr. Vahlkamp.Plaits for a program. which will

probably include the presence.of both Gose.rnor Sampson. ofKentucky and Governor Em-merson of Illinois. It is also

hoped to bring U. S. war ves-sels or perhaps a dirigible frontthe unity aviation base in St.Louis to the celebration. Therewill be many other featureswhich will be announced later.Invitations are now being sentout to the editors and publish-a hundred mile territoryors of newspapers throughoutaround Paducah in Kentucky,Illinois and Tennessee to attendthe dedication ceremones.

DaWS WILS called

to Benton last Friday on ite-

count of the illness of her

mother. Mrs. Bailey.Misses Lillian. M:try Frances ;

and Clevia Bard and MildredCook spent Sunday afternoon

with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert

Howell.Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ;or.

of Fulton. spent Sunday with

the latter's parents. Mr. andMrs. Luther Bradley.

Several from this commun-ity attended the Cavender fun- '0%11 near Wingo. Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Porter Kelley

...a nd Miss LlleY B owers spent

aunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Bowers.

School is suspended because.of the absence of the teacher.Mrs. Daws.

Mrs. C. J. Bowers and chil-dren. (7harles. Mary and Ireni.and Mrs. Sant Bard. LaymanBard anti Leslie NValker spentSunday afternoon in Hickman.

Messrs. Eph Daws and dimDaws spent Sunday with Mr.Buster Herring. - - - -

Ilium Cooked \lea's.

Send the Advertiser to afriend one year-only $1.00.

J. C. NIcudenhall

27030 Days Old it day

COLDS,For colds, grippe, flu and to pre.

vent pneumonia, take Mendenhall's

Chill and Fever Tonic, a pleasant

substitute for quinine, combined

with • laxative cough syrup. Mrs.

Lulu K. Roach, Drifton, Fla., writes:

"My husband had a severe attack of

Ilu coughed terribly, was treated by

our family physician and tried dif-

ferent cures but got no better. 1

then tried Mendenhall's Chill Tonic,

using two bottles. He completely

recovered in about ten days. Our

family physician now uses your chill

FEVERA nice gift. Send The Ad-

vertiser to a friend one year-'oily $1.00.

Regular Dinner 35e3. T. N Restu rant .Opposite Cigar Factory.

Flow ToAstouEPNizEYauv FitomE

Many house.' and apartments are now

equipped with telephones located in

several rooms reo that the teem ice can he

used cons eniently, an, w here, an, time.

.4 comfortable plan is to hose e•tension

telepl ttttt es in the living r . bear ttttttt ,

and kitehro. °Leticia for use with a port-

able telephone. can also he pro% idesi in the

guest rouuuti, bathroom and sun porch.

If 'on would neodernize. :tour h ttttt r,

decide todits to in‘rstigate the

item of adequate. telephone facilities. 4relk

the Busineas Office or any telephone em-

ployer.

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Whore the Good Pictures Play

ProgramFriday, \ larch 22

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NI.\\"She has svu iii the hearts oh' millions but couldn't

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hen. man • A Tense drama so tender it will make you cry

So human it will make you roar with laughter

So ixoverful it is sure to thrill you.

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Saturday, March 23

A new serial with Louise Lorraine and layden Stevenson

The Diamond Nlaster jo. 1crime rings ruthless in their greed - Ardent lovers

their feelings chilled by suspicion - Romance, adventure alai

dark glamorous adventure of the underworldFeature Picture. Al Wilson in

"Tul..: SKY SKIDDER"News - Fables - Comedy

Monday, March 25

Pat lie Demille Feature and Comedy

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NIARI N( "I'l 1l (ili,‘1)111Lit tlet'eld Story by Geo. Ade

Thursday and Friday, March 28 and 29

IIUNEYNIOUN FLATSt;ood Comedy

Added attraction Friday Night- On the Stage

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places at your command professional invalid

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thin),. .1110 1%. iSll (Or lillt. 1101110S ezilled the johill.4011 held, hull. rolled S01111 for corn ;old calf the 11" 1.°11111N

III t11‘. e°11111 1.Y 111 ,ifsol' 14,,:, •1;„.........

large sums of money ;old iiiiiiiN her Comp;iti‘. :11r. Pickle, it is m (irk. some for poultry. °Owls "111111`11 111 t.1.1111eIth. '''er111' 1'1111'4

I'. II county folk:Will I '11.101,. 'tt

."1111ed. Will 00111 11111e III itnike his for lamb chills told so

me of theother things.

Nei-. --- .

artists, or perhaps they are inter Ni t.. :it the hilton count,. Fair this IiickN livestock larnIvt's• .

ested in business. and ;ire mak- It.:: :•'1,1 111:‘'11:2stiti:Isb,e (l'erat(41 I'

f all anti Ila`c son." lionetI "11

all '1,1", clean-11111,f II.,, lor (.11"11", .

li II

IN i VI; ii,11.• , •

I ing e\ tr:1\stgant wisla•s for high The lumber business is not new other commu

nities that they will i"i!iti'glillit',1 iiT'siitilliatcli:1,ii‘ l',:•ti.I;(1,1:1:1,11,1s1: ..i ,ia iiie •,•

sideration to the prtipartition tluit ea ‘%itll the \1'. K. II ill Limilair ikt the Hill t.rest "ill It wit"' : ,2 i '' lilt

%atud the. e'itillt, „ business

is ent: .1 ti., Ino,t I:: 1::::.:: Itut i

1,,I%‘ III•IE \ •II IIIV re.l•It I • 1,11•I III I Or 1....

positions. They give little con- to Mr. Pickle, ;is he y% ;i;.; conned. it ill the procession.

Camptiensvine tinanciiii trai ilitin- thr i-oi,,,,,,, II, C ,1! II1,1 1

IL , I, I

is nect'ssari, to do the really y‘ ort It conip,:,111y 1.01..,.tilk• I" \ ears, the ineetine It I" not so enthused 3-'9' ', t ',*, V.„ 4.: an' .1.1,1e,ha"k l'tf

s while things, but they spena al. _ _ m ith our tiilks as at the Othur.

,

. most unlimited time in talking A total it' It; plirellred blIIIS .

ti,,,,Id•

II ,still we beiie‘t, %vv. \oil

g,,t. good paig 1.•

! about things that they think they AMONG TFIE COUNTY results front this place. aye I izi \ is tai piaci il on farm. in • N.., , '

I moulti like to lilt' oi. to do. AGENTS math. a wonderful talk :it Nall "e • ' ' s tilt

count in :: y ears, Thk means ,, ,s••

1

tice doing tilist the things at Inold

The fact is. if they. would przle-

, imorovement .‘ s'ocj:ition lia.: ,e, , 1 ., , ..,.,.., , I yin, INTile Km) \ conho

Agrit•tilyirzil • • , .,‘ , that e‘er.N gr;i.1, at ,1 '.t 11111 lainPI:lck'S and i ti aS a1111 ,1s1 aShalt1t.ti

hut Pit my oratory ag:IIIISt 111S, but

l,‘ as replaved \\ Olt a but bred.

they would, in 11 very natural i • -' - - ' It i W,. . Y.°, ',•,' "'" ."".; • '''Yall I

A•111. le 1,II•IIIII CIIIII.III,IIII l'

iiiiiiro\•ed methods in handling in Ins., in.I. iiiiv. oi. i.iiilr,e I tilikoil nulls. carried ill: in! \vitli it inter-

c:sig •int,.....t:hti, att.! toll ,• , ,.• • : •

er things. There seems to be a

:tit- .: it i, nIiit, hind \:. th ::,, I: \ - : !.

....

flu- Ilt it t' \\Milt' et'llterinir on

way, soon lie doing great- ailinited a PrI'graIn tii l"."11"th' didn't have all% tiling on Ille (-It'll „

1 tile soil. in gro11 nig

•,11,1 1,31,.. ,II a 111‘,11,,,,I,• ,,, ,,, ' • .

l'i. 411, t• I•I II i, III en.,11,1,

lt.lidency among most persons :II- i'll‘lisi 1.11111 chickens inn! the poultrI slio\t zi• 'ill" I' sti"'k• :'-' Pure'ler"Ist

It ay, to wtttt iiiiiit ei,iiii -i i tells are and ‘egetables, and in dairy lug. the I •olitit„.• rim• ami 1 1111111 hit It ''''' 1 ''' rcbrcd rams al:ci ::1:I rune-

wh,•,, .,,, I. .... I.I

favorabie 1,,,,,f,,re beginning livestock raising, and -I'll clid,s„ „ ..... „„„,.. , tired COCI\ I'l'a IS \\ CI .' 111:',V. Il On

cl. .t: 17 t ti.,•• 1.,:t.•••11 7,,it, , . !

. it1,112,r1,e, a thing. As a matter of loo Taylor i•ounty farmers eil from these t‘‘o di-at•h•ts., ill b.- sooie i„..,,,,s1 poultry enter.

fiirins (twilit! the c.inipiiii.tii. -•••::

fact. the oily tin,i, i h;it condi. have begun their third ear in

ir hr,.,1 ,..„„ s.++++++•••••••••••••••++.:-•+•:-..-..........-+-:••:-......• i....,••:•••:•••.-:•••;..:- .:. .:- .... +.1- + + 4. -:. +

we have decided what to do and oPel'ations. t'ilickeliS yOLI can this year tor cotinir. : A Horne ,+and

tions are rnoi•e t'avorahie is wi keePing """"i•is t'l. their l""" Avilill I Sat IlaIt'll all tilt' . . .

.,

, l'Illekens Inn:, 14::no into the ,s,

+

thzit we are ready to begin doing 1:li'veli ki'litilehY in'HIel 1'1'4'1' there will be a big dt mand for +

are not good is when our thoughts The •I'''''saIIIIII' "etnt

pR..01),...._1,T +As a resali ,:f the caiiipaigin.

it. er houses lia \ e been built by all glass,,,,, of 1,,,,iltry m,,, 1 fai t $

The only ttit.., that conditions- poultry farmers in

Kith county mid „inter. i\ n‘ \\ av voli eau the yalue 01 II 1 t'SIoCI, 111.,,,lin.t I", .1.

I \ 11111 I., I, ci. ,I,A.ti

l'"Ill' , at all Vont' surphis birds anti isnev teirl:.:1 II:::11:111. it l'

,4,. ,, ' ' . ' +

are vitgue libtint what we \van! e" will IN at'llt the' same' as save on the 0'n :eer

y bill.

+

io ,e. failurh have ere h Illet, ew ae. last year. when lambs and wool

brought more than tit'l!ishotio I ha.

EGGS WANTED

tual

• WI.: are proud id hilt( In and it has been our

i T

, there have been numberless at.

toe salesman for a preparation to

frek: :if cliart o to 1,,tiltry men +

etldea \ in" It' itial.c flour that our community

es. Title. it seems d the ph.•asure of nia•eting ‘ve inspect and cull flock- +Practically e \ ery sheep raiser i

. the results that were hoped for, llItick It it -10. I am ditioll mi' tilY a Pre Mitlill Of Iii *I Iytv i'lllitklihbcegrrre::it 12•Istille.are"atctdmvvilei "glilialYrlini:Ltc. 1:71:::::%isi.i::it.

tempts that neYer brought about in Hrtteke" ''''unte. Plans t" gT('" ,•lintirate lice on poultry. It IS \VII./ fkl I'll -II ,v:r- ,,, to ii ,. In :id-

.alfalfa this yezir. Nlost of them 1,,,,,wiri as

' titit in almost every case this so- II s"w “I'Intlit sued- going to test it out on my thick ue'its l"'r '1"/Pili

- called fail It re was due to the lack The kiwants CIul' a" batiks and if it does the work w ill . cen \\ III.I.Vs" I: II A.IVII EIZY• of our flour to give perfect s...ttis

factiott.

of persistent etTort. The only. of 'Mlinlistinville are spon

soring a i I 1

.

- tainiv ootist it for all its worth,

F111( 1.‘1.1;.! ___

Call for our---

way to determine \\ het her or not "1"t'Ine"t t"

have 11)1)011 acres for if we can secure s:imething

' . . . out if 1114 person in 431,,,,,,ii,u ill,, fore wheat soy\ ing time next fall. 1- a failure has been made is to find if Hopkins county land limed be- that will do away 1Vhitt, 1Vyandette eggs. IZei..i.:1! 166Q u --- -.9 ---• C11-10ice99

nave stopped (ine of the wo swith lice \,:i•

liorcas strain direct from John

.:. actually. quit trying. couraging small fruitLay, Fence county bankgsr:t,kr‘eirt;gn.- lt:aks in the poultry game. I y‘il: S. Martin, Port Ito‘,•ii Canada.

eir-i i-"5 .....,

The Short-Cut to 1 happiness eral acres of raspberries and

"Su pet-brzt", ,iis„,i,„1„.,,v,. or three (lemon- $1,u() for .,ett ing if ealk.d i•,,r.

, IIII"ere's "I. "Irawl'ell'it's:"id sev- strut 1,115 on tloc•ks here in the or SI.2o postpaid. Three Irlet1-

.

I:01111i V SO 1 011 Call Pas!' Olt' mord tutors also for sale (all 1;19 or (Self-Rising)

ether fruit will be set in the iiio„i„. wrili. Mrs, EL‘vy N 11.)1.1.1AN +

lhoes happiness mean the nil- county.

__

mediate fruits of indulgence, or The ‘Vaynti County FarIll 11111*- I% II: Y% .1Iiiani illinllin jS

1/11,. plUltry' Fine Eggs For Sale. We are sure they sv ill please you.

the ultimate harvest of achieve- eau and the Monticello l'hamber raise,. ‘‘.ho ii,,,,s het 1.0.:02.,,i. iihmit

tm ir • • • •

does not talk very much about it

rovvder Miiling Co....),, all may know hew short is the farmers in an agricultural surveNment? When this is answered of Commerce co-operated with what ii„ is ii„iii,„

In fact he

at all, but la• sure is on the heli. 1:,,,l ie :,. vii i i,ill. it ,. i„ ., I i

l'htitte 195.

seek present joys. which is cer- Tudd e.utity farmers kit... 1 1,, has a li,,ek „f singh. t,,,,,,,h,

Fulton, Ky.

way to happiness. Nlany people of :lie county. ‘1'. C. Peril:, i.ter.

tainly worthy in ntoti‘e. IIoiw- tidtaited a 5-year impro\ (meta yvhi". 1,,,g.i.„,.!,,.„ /if al,,,Ilt WO

11""" - I 5 - v.:”4.4.•:”:":•+++.:.•:-++.:•+++.:•+++++4.4-:-:-:-:-..

-:-:-:-4.4-!-:-•:-:-:•+•:-:•4.4.4+

i:.(;(;S 1.()1( SAI.1..

. ever, others remain steadfast in program which tails for"iIIIIII birds and lie told

lilt' ill' \vas vrt- S. l'. lillotie Islard Red , ,,,•:...- IIMIMMII

1 the belief that th

e only real Id acres of all al fit and sweet chi\ \ r

lasting hapiness is that p:ained each. the sum nig: of :t,issi basliels tuli.7(1,1;.1tit,,;11..iiiiiin,...::

)

h.„ 1;;:l::,,,19:ills':igl -1 75 cullts filr 1:' Mr'. t I. 1:. ....any

i\OlItC '1, Crutchfield. Iv v• f..41,..,,•4•7; fittirti,: (11,, ,4.., ,..*:i ... ?..t.. ,..,

front self- sacrif.ce through long of lespedeza seed and ,,(Iiiii bi.sh- a , 2*(7iiiiiii '41- .:;:i4i:."-Plie.'44- 4'._:;K.t .iPt$ --ii:' 4, ::;%iir:

;Lock of Wind.. Island Reds he

years of striving. els it 50N

bua",al"! tilt' .'a \ Ing lises Cor /neat production and at

of 1 0 els ,iiiiii Iiiish i•if lespeite,iii itoe present time he has ii 1 er 2‘1), Smith's CafeContrary to the More 111. less Set II in the fifth year iir p.r.; I.

baby chicks beginning to feather

popular opinion. the short-cut to out. His dock of Leghorns is Neat and Attractive Service

happiness is the long road of , .. headed by a cock bird front one and Food the Best

. -

VIC

perservaniv. rme ii. te n hears f tin, best show docks in the

tthe expression, ''0, well. we

\,....,:i-----•.- ..,, it is a pleasure to go to thi,

, only live once; lets ha ‘ii a -i I' nited States and at the F1111111 cafe for a lunch or full meal.

h.

,i,- - 12,-(0..,: 0

)

time now." This is very well, ('

14

,(-•', ,

A

had. last year this bird as a cock-

i,

Such a pltia is persuasi \ ::. ;it, ,;; . :..,.. as a cock bird this year if lie is

end won first ill a class of about 1 ,i

Z ' provide(' the "good time" reall \ fe •

i 11 is good and Witolos.me actii, •i.

').- .,birds. It' he is in condition it is going to be hat•il to heat ium

germ of wi,d(an. Poit '.\ henmeant in the sacrificing future

ip(Itilivii 1 4-

ing ant a tintiL. , : • ,i. .s ,, entered.

!:.

needs for present follies it be. :. 'i-? ..'

Another Leghorn bre:•der It Ill

'

. is pushing his business is rec comes deception and an empty-..

.-'- •

't ' ''''''' ' Illrilett Illit ill OW I Ill'IiPCI' ., .:.1

platitude. a. ; , • ••••• -•,Ile has a flock it allIIIIi 1111 1 . .

' ' ' •' . '' • ' it'l(I Willi(' II, IS 11,0 bref.H: •.` .. ) ..i' s'. .• •A'41 0

about us and see the men Thinkinkt and Speaking strictly show hip.. i • I.:;;;;;;.,,i0b, • .i

__

'ecid ii1 t;, 1

and women of , t . h

i t more. ('an y;(iii pick those win. If ' • ,, . .. hons at the Fair. Ile is hria•L•

hiave found the short wit t:: hap-

1 . : more for eggs iind Las a •.: • . : t

. piness'.' Do y•ou sve yr, C. erty rWhat F very irk ,ra ./1.• K

1.'11 1.incli of l/iVer, V, .. , • ,

,

t 1111(

)tilICeitielits01

•

• corn tort -'I to Yoil see i.l:ii . ;kr' \ , \ .• ' •. . • . . ,r Introdnetifin ol Solno

s..,•,,od :•• le . A 1 'It'C ..,,---.4 ̂ : '

a

bodies bent with the :.i. iitahre of pi\ :: .....: ua t III

. e Iii l.• v

. earlier ilisApa n Perhtio'.' ap ns ot ' . ''. ' . I • ; '1:',111:11 he \v ill litiv:• \\

Just Received the

New Styles in

EngravenVisiting Cards

UI 1(1

calls a two-in -:hie lord: II,. No%C. the time. Go over your We invite You to call and see them.

fm. that kind ".lik,n, that sh,„„ 14,1 1i „ill st1 egitiipincnt. Oil it, paint it and

lit al •

,

t -

age. Ask these hot her re

short span of human lift', Pod (2( olds, irippe, Iteugue full ral'ariT v

the balance of power for good as is Ili* t.1,0011let thefll be pleasures that hold Bilious Vev er and Nlalaria.

tiny. Their answers ‘% ill ling

that can be crovyiled into the

an EASY 1N AY to s a I • .

easy- detour to life's fullest des

trUt• to experience.

plezisant pathway to peace. "r

Present pleasures, yes. AllII a Pre -a•ription tor666

A 1.11, hatl,er

kn'wn• friend one year—only $1.00. .1011.=MMINIIIMNIMINNINNI

pir•hing for meat and egg $1.v,'""`"""•A"`Ieleet"""'"'

"J'•"`"•

I • Iturnett ,g•I‘ „I WE.

Mg the eggs toy the dozensIii' has incilliator

thew as a lilt r.

I :tared PI. h hocks t I .• •h.ia

Ile tells me kith !locks tire I

Send t hp A dy ert iser to a

occi,lenr wrIslini.111rcpw..."11.,neot inrt

HAVE BROKEN PARTS WELDED

L. A. PEWITT21 1 State LineFulton, Ky. 794 fol. .1()1) 1)1-int

it. S. W S