The Public Ledger, 1914-03-17

D. HECHINGER & CO. Thu Biggest and Best Clothing and Shoe Store in Maysvillo. Wo wish to call your attontion to tho magnificent lino of Spring Suitings wo aro displaying in our West Window. Thoy aro tho choico selections of the noted houso of E. H. Van Ingon & Co., tho groatcst woolen houso in tho country. Thoso of you who havo favorod ua with your patronago in our Custom De Department - partment Department can testify to tho superior skill of our Cutter, Mr. Dan Gottliob. Every garment mado in our shop. Look in our West window at tho now Spring Shirts, Shoes and latest creations in Spread Head-goar. You will find only that of which tho most fastidious would approve Shirts from tho Mruhattan, Gotham, and Eclipso Pcoplo; Hats from Stetson and Mundhoim, and Shoes from Nettlcton, Hauan, Walkover and Douglas. Wo havo yet a fow Overcoats loft and to those who contomplato buying wo will sharo them with you at almost half tho original prico. Bottcr come in now boforo tho best aro all gono as you know thoy Invariably go first. Bo suro and got tickets on tho Automobile. Vory truly youra, ID. PIJBOHLIJNTG-Elf c CO.

Mrs. Sallio McGco is very ill at lioi homo near Moyslick. ft M Mrs. Samuel Middleman and son La La-doro - doro La-doro aro visiting rclatnos in Cinein nati. Mrs. 1. R. Ward niul Mm. J. K. Ward of Mayslick spent Monday in town shopping. Mr. and Mrs. William Ball and daugh daughter, - ter, daughter, Dora, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. It. Wnrd of Mayslick. Miss Lrota Cl.irk is spending a fow days in Cincinnati attending tho mil linory openings, in the interest of Merz Bros. Miss Anna B. King und sistor, Mrs. J. 0. Kiddor, have gone down to Cin Cincinnati - cinnati Cincinnati to visit tho family of Mr. Cam- mlo Storrott. Mr. G. W. Gelsol is out upon tho streets after a severe illness, and his friends aro glad to sco him once moro in his usual health. Miss Hattio Wood, of Washington, arrived homo Sunday after spending iilno weeks with rejativos in Texas, Oklahoma and St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. W. L. Yollman of Rock Island, 111., with hor mother, Mrs. Martha Tow or, loft Monday afternoon for a six weeks visit through Texas and the southwest.

Trankfort, Ky., March 10. Business men from mnny parts of Kentucky aro bitterly opposed to tho provisions of tho Green-Glenn iusuranco law that caused tho withdrawal of many firo insurance companios from tho Stato duiing tho past week. Thoy request Governor Mc Mc-Croary - Croary Mc-Croary to call a special sossion of the Legislature to ropeal the law. Petitions signed by thousands of business men, oro prcsonted to tho govornor today Colonel Nool Gaines addressed a letter to Hoprosentativo Prank C. Green and Senator Scldon Glenn asking them to stand pat on their bill. Ho advocates tho pnssago of a measuro putting Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky in tho insurance business to tako caro of tho property of insurauco cbm cbm-panics - panics cbm-panics that havo withdrawn from tho Stnto. Tho companies declared thoy quit writing now business because- thu provisions of tho law aro too drastic.

Tho death angel visited tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo I Eltel early this morning. Just as tho morning sun ush orod in tho now day tho geutlo spirit of thoir daughter, Miss Ethel M. Eltel, passed to tho realms of ondloss light. Miss Ethol had ouly returned a short timo ago, from Donvor, Colo., whoro sho wont in quest of health. Not securing tho benefits dosirod, sho roturucd homo, accompanied by hor parents, to pass her last dajs iu Maysvillo. Sho was twenty-six years old, aud is survived by hor fathor and mothor. Funeral sorvices at 0 o'clock Thurs day morning at St. Patrick's Chinch. Interment in tho Washington Ccmotcry. Death is sad nt any timo, but in tho passing away of such a sweet young girl, bright, etniablo and industrious, tho light of her-houio and in tho dawn dawning - ing dawning of young womanhood, it is iudood doubly hard to boar.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shuinaker of West Second Street celebrated their fliftccnth wedding anniversary last Sun Sunday. - day. Sunday. It was tho 15th day of the month, fifteen invited guests and fifteen caudles on tho cako. Socral handsome presents were received. Tho out o'f town guosts wero Mr. Wnl tor Beckett nnd his sistor, Miss Emm.i Beckett, Mr. and Mrs. James Morgau. Beforo tho guests loft they sang "Sihor Threads Among tho Gold.' Mr. Shumnkcr is tho night wntchmau at the cotton factory. Tho departing friends wished tho couplo many happy returns of thoir wedding day.

Cabinet Mantels Tho Ladios aro now thinkiug of houso cleaning and Just ooforo you bogin that work cot your improvements made. Wo will suggest a Cabinet Mantel. If you only know liow clioap you could got a Cabinot Mantel there would bo only a fow homes without thorn. Wo guarantoo to soil you a Cabinot Mantol as choap as you can got ono anywhoro in tho State. Here Is -! 7 t One for Pl .OU' Wo havo somo cheaper. Ooino to our ofllco and lot us show you and givo you somo prices.

Atlanta Express train No. 31, on tho Louisville & Nashvillo railroad, which left Cincinnati Sunday night at 8:15, early Monday was wrecked at Conway, Ky., about two miles north of Liv Livingstone, - ingstone, Livingstone, Ky. A number of passengers and members of tho train crow wero in injured, - jured, injured, but no person killed. Mr. Bruco Easton, express messongcr and a former Maysvlllo man, brother ot Mrs. Agnes Childs, of this city, wok soiiously injured.