The Climax-Madisonian, 1914-10-28

Ask the man who owns one of these new Stanifer Balma Balmacaan - caan Balmacaan s. He will tell yon the values, weaves and patterns to be seen here as unsurpass unsurpassed - ed unsurpassed anywhere, and will recom recommend - mend recommend the styles to you for comfort, service and self sat satisfaction. - isfaction. satisfaction. All of our Balma Balmacaan - caan Balmacaan coats are waterproofed by a special process. Let us show you these coats this week. Simply ask to see the new Balmaeaans. New Suits $18 and $25 Other Grades $15 and Lower Of course, after a man once knows the splendid satisfac satisfaction - tion satisfaction of wearing- our clothes, it is easy to sell him a new suit each season. It is simply a question of what style, or fabric, or color. He knows we watch the qual quality - ity quality and present for his inspec inspection - tion inspection only the newest models. You can en joy the same cer certain - tain certain clothes satisfaction at this store. Tbe newest models of Fall and Winter 1914-15 are to be seen In our showing of Men's and Young Men's Clothes .

Sunday? The best that is in man or woman, is developed 'at that hour of prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Turley, Mr. Spears Turley and Miss Elizabeth Turley went to Winchester to spend the week-end with Mrs. Hutsell. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Phelps are the proud parents of fine boy, who arrived last week. The youug gentleman has been named R. P. Phelps, Jr. Mr. Creswell Carson has been the recent guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carson, on the Irvine pike. He is now a student at State College. Misses Sidney and Mary Olivia White, of Danville, are visiting their grandmother. Mrs. White, and their cousin, Mrs. Laura Blanton, in this city. The two infant children of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, who live on the Deatherage farm, have been quite sick with scarlet fever. Both are now improved. Mr. and Mrs. James Neale and Dr. E. B. Barnes motored to Lexington Monday

Get a 5axon Automobile. J. O. Tyler, demonstrator for the Sax Saxon - on Saxon Automobile, will be in Richmond, at the Glyndon Hotel, this week and will be glad to demonstrate this wonderfully ellicient and economical car to all inter interested - ested interested parties. It Won The Prize. " Mr. Preston Smith wen the 820 prize offered by the Register in the contest which it is now carrying on. A num number - ber number of advertisements are printed, from from each of which there is a missing letter and the missing letters when put together in the right way will tell you where to find the $20 gold piece. At the first drawing Mr. Preston Smith put to together - gether together the missing letters that spelled "Breck & Evins are holding the dough" and Mr. Smith was awarded the dough. Whitlock Announces.

Mrs. T. S. Hagan and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, spent last week in Lexington. Mrs. A. R. Marshall, of Winchester, was the guest of friends in the city last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Deatherage and Mrs. Chas. Douglas motored to Winches Winchester, - ter, Winchester, Sunday. Mrs. Samuel R. McGinn, of Beattyville, visited relatives in Richmond the latter part of the week. Mrs. Edward Carson has returned from a visit to Mrs. R. L. Riddell, of Shelby county. Mrs. Anne Jett and daughter, Mrs. Flor Florence - ence Florence Range, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Jett. Miss Pauline Witherspoon, of Louisville, spent the week-end with Mrs. Thompson Burnam in Burnamwood.

Our efficient assessor, P. S. Whitlock, announces in this issue that he will con contest - test contest for the high office of sheriff of Mad Madison - ison Madison county. Mr. Whitlock is a most excellent gentleman, is of a large and in influential - fluential influential family and is one of the most energetic gentlemen in the county. He stands well in political circles and will be a most formidable candidate. "Pete,"

week for an operation. Mr. Stanley Eals, of Bloomington, 111., has returned to his home after a visit to his mother, Mrs. J. P. Mann. Miss Elvira Buckingham has returned to her home In Lexington, after a very pleasant visit to friends here. Mrs. James Deatherage left Monday for a several weeks visit to friends and rela relatives - tives relatives in Louisville and Shelbyville.

day. Mrs. W. C. Fish and grand-daughter, Miss Leota Mason, visited in Frankfort last week, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Fish. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Estes, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Vaughn, little son and daughter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Steve Estes at Kirks Kirks-ville, - ville, Kirks-ville, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Belue have returned from Cincinnati, where they have been