The Citizen=times, 1919-07-10

The Hobdy & Read Was Drawn By Charlie Miller Ford The Fourth of July celebration was a successful entertainment there being one of the largest crowds in town that has been here for a number of years The crowd was estimated to have been at least 5000 It was one of the most orderly crowds ever seen here The Hobdy & Read drawing came off promptly ' at 3 F M and the lucky ones were as fol follows: - lows: follows: First ticket drawn whicli drew a cash prize of $1 bore the name of King Creasy Ticket No 2 cash prise of $2 Benson Spears Third ticket cash $55 J D Fowler Fourth ticket cash $4 White Plains Oil & Gas Co Ticket No 5 which drew the Ford Automobile bore the name of Charlie Miller Mr Miller only had about seven tickets in the box which he had placed the day of the drawing having made his purchase that morning fromthe warehouse of Hobdy & Read Do You Know home Food Products? An article for food used in a can or package is like a person dressed in his "best" But you can't judge by appearances Every housewife should know something of the homes of the J food products she buys She should know something of the materials used - of the methods employed Is the factory clean? Is it sanitary? Are the materials pure and kept pure? You can't always tell by the looks of an article or by the taste There's only one safe way - and that is knowledge of the source of pro production - duction production acquaintance with the factory The Calumet Baking Powder Co of Chicago seem to appre appreciate - ciate appreciate the importance of the housewife knowing the facts about the Calumet factory the Home of Calumet Baking Pow der They not only invite every everyone - one everyone to visit their plant but also publish booklets etc picturing and describing their factory It is the largest finest best equipped factory of the kind in the world Absolute sanitation governs every operation of man manufacture - ufacture manufacture Every appliance every inch of space is kept hy hy-gienically - gienically hy-gienically clean Human hands never touch Calumet Calumet is made only of the highest grade and purest of in ingredients - gredients ingredients It is absolutely pure when it reaches the user and is positively pure in the baking leaves no harmful residue of any nature In acquainting the housewife In acquainting the housewife with their rigid rules of cleanli cleanliness - ness cleanliness purity and sanitation the Calumet Baking Powder Co es establish - tablish establish a standard that is always open to investigation - guaran guaranteeing - teeing guaranteeing at all times strict adlier adlier-ance - ance adlier-ance to their policy of protection against impurities and unsanita unsanitary - ry unsanitary factory conditions WANTED! Man and wife to live in good farm home Will furnish five good milch cows with cream sep separator - arator separator and good tenant house Will give right parties a splendid opportunity For full particulars call at this office 25tf JOB PRINTING Our Job Printing Departmen is complete When in need of Job Printing just call 344

In Memorial!! M E T Stallings passes away at Wann Okla June SO 1 a m Sister Mattie peace peace-fit - fit peace-fit falls asleep at her home on Cherokee street After months i grt sulTering death came as a relief as everything that phy physicians - sicians physicians or loving hands could do ha I been done Short funeral s rv ices were conducted at the residence July 1st 2 p m by Kov lodd and she was laid to iv i in the Wann cemetery by I ndertaker Frank NT Kinner of ColTeyville Kansas She was horn in Allen county Kentucky March 2:5 1872 was twice mar married - ried married her first marriage being to Henry Williams of Poserville Ind and after his death she movt 1 to Wann Okla with her sister Mrs J E Cushenberry with whom she resided until her marriage to E L Stallings of Indiana and lived in Wann until her death 1 was called to her bed ide the last of April and re readied - adied readied with her until the end line During the time of her suffering she never lost sight of the comfort of those that admin administered - istered administered to her needs and would often say to us "I know you are tired and r eed to lie down for a rest or go for a walk I do wish I could go but I can't I want you to go and enjoy the fresh air" The many beautiful floral offerings which were brought to her home almost daily together with nice fruits and things to eat and the long funeral proces sion that followed her remains to its f t resting place were evi evidence - dence evidence to me that she had made many friends during her eleven year stay in Wann Besides a devoted husband she leaves a father R M Stovall of this city and two brothers C E and C A Stovall of Fresno Cal and two sisters Mrs JE Cush-ent-erry of W ann Mrs B Dav Davis - is Davis of Evansville Ind and my s- If 1 can truly say a precious one from us has gone A voice 1 loved is stilled but I trust to r i et her where there will be no more parting Etta Newman Merited Honor In the recent examination for certificates held here by Supt Show the honors were carried off by R O Cliburn who made an average of 98 2-3 This so far as the records show is the highest grade ever made in the comity with the single excep exception - tion exception of the late "K" Heater who at one time years ago ma : a general average of 99 Vficn a man makes a grade of this average under a rigid examination as we are told this on was he deserves a great ded of credit It shows that he has been busy keeping up with his Indies while engaged in the school work and it is this class of teachers who aro so badly un derpaid under our present school law Such teachers and students a K O Cliburn are paid less than half the wages they deserve It re iuires work unending and a spirit undaunted for a man to reach and maintain the position that this gentleman holds - Dr Buchi Praises Meadors' Antiseptic Siys H Never Knew of a Case of ln:i anted Eyts Old Sore-s Cuts or

Some Marriage Waco Texas anti Mountain View Oklahoma are man and wife according to a marriage ceremony solemnly pronounced last Monday by Justice of the Peace Sam Payne The ceremo ceremony - ny ceremony was duly witnessed and nothing short of a divorce suit can restore them to their former state It came about this way: D Jennings of Waco Texas Monday morning applied to fudge Carpenter for a license to marry Mrs Iva Barnard of Mountain View Okla In the absence of the license clerk the fudge always desirous of being accommodating made out the license himself and delivered it to the high contracting parties and it is said although we do not state it as a fact that the blank spaces for the names of the towns and the applicants were reversed At any rate Justice of the Peace Sam Payne was called in to make the two hearts beat as one and of course his was beat beating - ing beating a tattoo and -nire drum ae eompaniment So when he called the two young people out for execution and had them join hands he said: "Mr Waco Texas do you take Mrs Mountain View whom you hold bv the right hand to be your lawful and wedded wife" etc At this juncture Carpenter taw that the wrong parties were being yoked up for life so he yelled in a loud w hisper caliing attention to the fact that the groom's nam wasn't Mr Waco Texas but Mr Kilnings Payne v no back and dug up another niun ami began am w this time saying: ''Mr Jennings do ou take Mrs Mountain View whom you hold by the right hand to be your lawful and wedded wife" etc on to the end thereby hitching thorn lip for life Now here is a nice point of law for the legal fraternity to quibble over: Are Waco Texas and Mountain View legally mar ried or are D Jennings and Mountain View to be considered husband and wife? If the for former - mer former are legally married is not the latter marriage void ab initio? Another question: Are Waco Texas and Mountain View ex expected - pected expected together? If so where? This article was sent in to us by Judge John Sam Carpenter whom most all ou readers re remember - member remember so well - Famous Wash Heals D P D the pTentort of i-kin remedies will remove those r!m aihiction that have made your life n burden That intolerable itching burning: and di comfort will c!n tppear under the of this remedy It has cured man cava pronounced Incurable ami will reach lour rase Wc cucrantee the iirl butilo L-j brinir you relief

Obituary Mrs Nancy J Durham de departed - parted departed this life June 3 1919 She was born on Barren river in Barren county Sept 20 184- and was consequently nearing her 75th year Her maiden name was Whit Whitney - ney Whitney being a daughter of J G Whitney and sister to Mr James Whitney of this city and Mr Jerry Whitney of Warren coun county - ty county also to Mrs Lucy Slinker of Missouri She married Mr A M Dur Durham - ham Durham of this city October 11 1866 While this union of over 53 years was most felicitous no children blessed the happy pair While this was the case Mr and Mrs Durham have taken several infant children and raised them to honorable manhood and wo womanhood - manhood womanhood In 1865 Mrs Durham profess professed - ed professed religion and shortly after her marriage joined Bethlehem Bap Baptist - tist Baptist church and remained a con continuous - tinuous continuous member of that body until her death In point of membership she was one of the oldest of that body Mrs Durham had been almost an invalid for a number of years A few weeks before her death she had an acute attack of lung trouble Everything was done that possibly could be done for her relief but in spite of all she was gradually slipping away from her loved ones It was but too plain that the Master was calling for her She was very sensibly aware of her condition She was perfectly resigned and ready to go When asked con concerning - cerning concerning her spiritual condition with a joyous look and a feeble hand she pointed upward As peaceful as a babe at the close of a summer day she fell asleep and her earthly remains now rest in Bethlehem cemetery amid the scenes she loved so well Her gentle spirit is in the mysterious keeping of Him who gave it eternal life there to await the call of the resurection morn Oh God! we stand in awe and w'onder at Thy mysterious will And trust in Him who bade the wild and reckless waves be still A FRIEND Seottsville July 7 1919

on the tables Bread is cut with 11 high-powered band saws A perforated endless conveyor belt is used to properly salt and pep pep-er - er pep-er the victuals 20 large street sprinkle! s are used to place syr syrup - up syrup on the cakes Coffee is made in a 600-gallon tank and pumped to the several tables through pipes Six-inch mains are in installed - stalled installed from 20 of the biggest dairies in the country for the supplying of milk Radio tele telephones - phones telephones are used for the trans transmission - mission transmission of orders to the cooks by myself the mess segeant I also use a motor cycle in traveling around the dining hall and kitch kitchen - en kitchen All cooks wear gas masks at all times Small trucks are used to carry the silverware Now dear father you can form an idea of just what 1 have to do and why I do not desire to quit the army PLEASANT RIDGE Health is fairly good in this community at this writing Miss Jewel May hew was the guest of Miss Hassie Walker Sat urday night A number of friends and nieghbors gathered at the home Mr B L Kennedy and gave lim quite a surprise for his 64th birthday Those present wrere: ST May hew and wife A G O Cook Mrs Fannie Meador A J ana Chas Mayhew and families Geo Ray and family Herschel Roy and Orbin May hew Mr and Mrs S T Hinton were the guests of Chas Calvert and family Saturday night Mr Joe Mayhew and family visited John Wheeler Saturday Miss Zelma Walker visited Johnnie Walker recently Papa's Little Girl - Card of Thanks I take this method of express expressing - ing expressing something of my thanks to my many friends for their kindly attention and aid they gave me and Mrs Durham in her last ill illness - ness illness May God's richest bless blessings - ings blessings rest on each one who gave a kindly word or deed in those sore trials A M Durham i

ARRIVED IN U S Ft Harrison Ind June 8 1919 Dear Melba and all: I am as close home as Indianapolis but 1 can't get any closer 1 hope every body is well How are all your folks? I landed here last Monday I would have gotten a furlough to come home but they found some diptheria germs in m thloatgso I am quarantined until I get rid of them which it generally takes about a month tp do Don't you think that l'n awfully un unlucky? - lucky? unlucky? I had just as soon be in the penitentiary for the length of time I am in quarantine As soon as I get out of this lonesome old place I'm going to get a ten day furlough home 1 will then have to come back and wait altout two weeks for my dis discharge - charge discharge My being in the army has almost cost me my good health especially my eyes I can't see more than half as good as I could before but I think when I stay at home a while they will get better I guess if you could see me you would think I hadn't lost any of my health but health doesn't lie always in flesh I weighed 200 ounds at one time while I was gone but now I weigh 175 I will be so glad to get a letter from you all and give me all the news that has happened since Xmas for I have had no mail for a long time but I'm expecting to got a letter from home tomorrow I got a telegram from them yesterday that said they were all well How are the singings going this spring? Tell me about the Pioneer Class I never could sing much but I don't think I can sing at all now for I have not tried in about a year and another thing I got gassed on the St Mihiel front on Nov 11th but it was Phosgene gas and didn't hurt me much I never did let mother know anything about that for I knew she would be uneasy about me Who is going to teach your school this fall? Answer at once please Yours truly Sgt Porter Lamb

at the home of Mr and Mrs Al dridge Faulkner in this city Sat Saturday - urday Saturday morning at 5 o'clock af after - ter after an illness of several days of stomach trouble Mr and Mrs Hughes live at Hoopston 111 and were visiting Mr and Mrs Faulkner and other relatives here when the little fellow' became ill and died The remains were buried Sunday at the Dover church yard The berieved parents have our sympathy in the loss of the iittle one which gives their visit an un unpleasant - pleasant unpleasant memory p - ADOLPHUS Mrs Wallis Cline is on the sick list A number from here attended the Fourth-of-July Celebration at Seottsville The extra program for the Sunday School at Concord was w'ell planned The addresses by Prof Clifton Follis and Rev A P Dobbs were fine Mr Earnest G Anderson and Miss Eddie May Rippv were united in Matrimony by Rev A P Dobbs Mr Anderson is ont of our Over Seas boys and we extend to this young couple our best wishes Adolphusite From A Former Citizen Vernon Texas June SO 1919 Mr R R Pitchford - I hand you herewith P 0 Money Order for $300 Pleas place same to my credit foi subscription on your paper Glad vou aro having good times in Alien Co l ope they may continue Respectfully Tlions 15 Crow For Sale Or Trade For Ford One Saxon Six A-l condition mechanically Cheap if taken at once See '26 C A Gilliam WANTED - Position as chauf chauffer - fer chauffer Address W S Tipton Seottsville Ky Phone 39 28p

Grove's Tasteless chili Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying and en enriching - riching enriching the blood You cxo souu feel its Strength Strengthening - ening Strengthening Invigorating Effect Price 60c FOR SALE Gasoline engine 4 horse power Will sell cheap Call at this office tf Call the Citizen-Times for first-class job printing PADUCAH'S MAYOR Fa AN K N BURNS The Democrat who rendered distiuc distiuc-1ve - 1ve distiuc-1ve service to his party by breaking jp the vicious Blood Oath Negro Po Political - litical Political Secret Order In Paducah kind kindly - ly kindly asks you for your vote for Rail Railroad - road Railroad Commissioner Sends for: (1) Equalisation of freight rn:es so Hint cities and towns of Kentucky will have equal oppor opportunity - tunity opportunity with those north of the Ohio river to ai tract cspltnl and Industries CJ) consolidation of telephone systems In cities to eliminate double cost and confusion to subscribers (3) aid the men who carried "Old Glory' to victory ami (4) proper safeguards for labor In all grades of employment Paducah the largest city and larg largest - est largest railroad center In the district ha never had this office His services to the party merit your support Democratic Primary August 2 1919