The Paducah Sun-Democrat du lieu suivant : Paducah, Kentucky • 5

NOVEMBER 25. 5 THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN PAGE FIVE See The Vacuum Sweeper Demonstrated in our Window Saturday At Rudy's TAB LOCAL NEWS -GET IT AT GILBERT'S. -Dr. Gilbert, Osteopath, 642 Broadway, Phones 196. -Robber stamps, seals, brass stencils, at The Sun -Dalton Dye Works have moved to 114 South Fifth street.

-Free city and farm real estate price list. Whittemore, Fraternity building. Phones 835. -Sign writing. G.

R. Sexton. Phones 401. -Dalton Dye Works have moved to 114 South Fifth street. -We serve Booth's oysters, day and night.

Buchanan's restaurant, 219 Kentucky avenue. -HOOSER, TAILOR. Refined clothing for gentlemen. 610 Broadway, Shamrock Bldg. -This year's crop of Fall Bulbs direct from Holland, now on sale at 529 Broadway.

-If reliable taxicab service is object to you, take the car with yel-; low wheels. Phone 915. Smith Dimmick. Get your Thanksgiving Cakes at Kirchoff'e bakery. -Sunny Hollow still house whisky half gallon $1.00.

Blederman tilling Co -Ear Tennessee Telephone company's directory will go to press December. 1st. All notices of changes. and additions should be received before this date. -Mollie Purely, colored, of 719 -South street reported to the police today that a sneak thief entered her house and stole a fine gold watch from the bureau.

-Jolin Nicholson, son of Attorney J. P. Nicholson, le Ill of pneumonia at his home, 2023 Jo Terson street. and Mra A. G.

Edwardo, of 1722 Jefferson street, are the parental of a fine girl baby, born Thanksgiv-1 Ing morning. -Yesterday was tag day in Arcadia for the benefit of the Children's Home in Louisville. Quite a sum was realized by the sale of the tags by the pupils of the Arcadia graded school. All of the sales have not been reported, and the exact amount of money raised for the Louisville home is -not known. -J.

T. Odle has been appointed a A Shinola Outfit, Brush, Dauber and Polish, AT ROCK'S. Makes a fine Xmas Present. That Cough of Yours WIll yield mighty quick to the the soothing influence of OLD HOMESTEAD HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. They're made up according to the formula of an pid plantation doctor, of healing herbs and purest sugar--not a suspicion of in a car load.

Get relief todayBig Bag 5c GILBERT'S Drug Store Fourth and Broadway, Bosh Phones 17. GET IT AT GILBERTS. IN SOCIAL CIRCLES Roberts-Holderman Engagement Announced, The Nashville Banner makes announcement of the approaching marrage of Mr. James Henry Roberts, formerly of Paducah, and grandson of Mr. H.

F. Lyon, of this city, to Miss Holderman, of Nashville, as follows: "The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Mary Holderman and James Henry: Roberts, was announced last evening at a dance given by the members of the Comus club for the popular young people, who are great social favorites. in Nashville. The Interesting announcement came as a complete surprise to the entire company with the excep; tion of the two young men who arranged details for the surprise announcement, which was made in a very clever fashion. A district messenger boy brought in a large number of telegrame, the names of each guest being inscribed on an envelope, and these telegrams contained duplicate announcements of the Holderman wedding, which will take place on December 21 at the home of the bride's parents; Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. Holderman. Rev.

J. H. Roberts, father of the groom, will perform the marriage ceremony and will be assisted by Rev, C. R. Nisbet, pastor of the Woodland Street Presbyterian church.

A purple and gold register of guests, kept as a souvenir for the attractive young bride-elect, was a feature of the occasion. The club rooms for the dance were lavishly decorated with palms, ferns and chrysanthemums, An "orchestra statoned behind a screen of palms played the dance music. Frappe was served during the intermissions and at midnight a buffet supper was served." Missionary Meeting. The Junior Warden Missionary soclety will have its regular meeting for November on Saturd4y lat 3 o'clock at the Broadway Methodist church. All the members are to be present, Herring -Robertson.

The marriage of Miss Alice Gertrude Herring, of Kuttawa, and Mr. G. L. Robertson was quietly yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Cairo in the parlors of the Halliday house, the Rev. Mr.

Loar officiating: The couple left Paducah: yesterday morning for Cairo and were. accompanied by Miss Lettie Veld, of Kuttawa; Miss Moore and Messrs. George Fielder and Owen Robertson, brother of the bridegroom, of Paducah: They returned to Paducah last night. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. O.

B. Herring, of Kuttawa, and a pretty young woman of the brunette She is a sister of Mrs. W. H. Crafton, 1232 Tennessee street.

Mr. Robertson Is an engineer on the Illinois Central railroad and a popular young man. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson will reside in Paducah.

For Mrs. Bauer's Sisters. Last evening at 8-o'clock Mr. and Mrs. A.

V. Bauer, of South Ninth street, gave 8 party to Mrs. Bauer's sisters, Miss Blanch and Bulab Lindsey. Light refreshments were served. Those that were' present were: Misses Hattie Person, Katie Morgan, Dorris Duperrleu-Ruby Tilley, Ford, Trilby Russell, Eesa Smith, Ethel Smith.

Messrs. Edmon Story, Oliver Mobley, Chester Wills, Charles Leasure, Bryant Herring, Charlie Whitehurst, Burnie Hudgens, Tommie Holland; Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lindsey.

Taffy Pulling at the Mission. Children of the Epworth mission, Sixth and Finley streets, will enjoy A taffy pulling at the mission house tonight. All of them are invited and a large crowd is expected. P. H.

S. Girls Hostesses, The High School girls entertained with a dance last night at the Woman's club house in honor of the football teams and the visitors. Mrs. Richard G. Terrell and Miss Adah Brazelton chaperoned the crowd.

It was a delightful affair with twenty couples present. Embroidery Club with Miss Kopf. Miss Alma Kopf will entertain the' Embroidery club on Saturday afternoon at her home on North Fifth. Civics This Afternoon. The Civics department of the Woman's club, Mrs.

Elbridge Palmer, chairman, meets his afternoon at the club building in reguiar monthly session. Dance for Football Visitors, The High School boys will entertain with a dance this evening at the Three Links building, in compliment to the football teams and the visitors. Thanksgiving Day Marriage, Mr. Ray V. Herne and Miss Small both of Marion, were married at the parsonage of the Broadway Methodist church on North Seventh street by the Rev.

G. T. Sullivan Thursday afternoon at o'clock. A few friends accomanied the couple here. They returned to Marion this morning.

Wedding Supper. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hicks entertained last night at their home. Twenty-ninth and Tennessee streets, with 'a wedding supper.

The house was prettily decorated for the occasion and a number of friends were present during the eveding. Kalosophic Club. The -Kalosophic club met this morning in regular session at the Woman's club house. The program was an interesting one as follows: 1. The Romance of Ethel Morrow.

2: Latin Quarter- Past and Present. -Miss Hisey. 3., Current Events. -Mrs. Andrew Campbell.

Pearson-Vandevelde Reception, Mr. and Mrs. B. Vandevelde entertained most delightful at their home, 1209 South Seventh street, in. honor of their son, Russell, and his bride, who arrived early this morning, the house being most tastefully decoratfor the occasion.

Ferne and chrysanthemums were beautifully arranged throughout the house. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vandevelde, Mr. and Barney Vandevelde, Mr.

and Mrs. William Acker, Mr. and Mrs. John Hock, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Frith, Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

Schrader and Miss Eleanor Hock, Mr. Herman Vandevelde, participated, in a sumptuous feast of turkey and celery cranberry sauce, fruit cake and pumpkin ple, The bride de the attract've daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pearson of Memphis. She is a striking type of southern beauty, of a lovable disposition, and sweet mannere, winning many friends.

She looked especially pretty in a becoming tailored suit of king's blue, with accessories in hermony. Mr. Vandevelde 5 the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. B.

Vandevelde, of this city, and is an energetic business man, of Dyersburg, Tenn. He is a young man of fine qualities and sterling worth and enjoys the good will and confidence of a large number of friends, who wish him and his bride a full measure of happiness, Mr. and Mrs. Vandevelde will be at home to their friends at Mrs. L.

Wilding, In Dyersburg, November 28. Miss Estelle Strong passed through the city today en route from a visit in Hickman to St. Louis. Miss Lula Hargis, head nurse at Riverside hospital, is expected to return tonight from after. spending her vacation with relatives.

Charles F. Jenkins, cashier of the Gilberteville bank, spent giving with his cousin, Mrs. M. V. Rucker, 1315 JeNerson street.

Mr. J. L. Eaton, of Scottsville, returned home last evening after a visit to. his son, Senator W.

V. Eaton, Judge D. G. Park will go Monday. to Murray, where he will speak.

Attorney David Browning left last night for Marion on business. Attorney W. A. Berry will return tomorrow from St. Louis, where he went last night on business.

Attorney La! Threlkeid, of Smithland. is in the city today. Attorney A. E. Boyd is very ill at his home, 615 Monroe street.

Attorney Charles C. Grassham will return Home this ev ning from Madisonville, where he has been on legal business. Misses Florence Elgin, of Hopkins. ville, and Ruby Lackey, of Pembroke, are visiting their aunt; Mrs W. B.

Kennedy, 938 Jefferson street. Mr. and Mrs. Muscoe Burnett, 2005 Broadway, spent Thanksgiving Day. in Cadiz.Mrs.

George H. Stephens and sister, Mrs. George, W. Greif, left this morning for Metropolis to visit Mr. Ed Stephens and family.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Katterjohn have returned from Princeton spending Thanksgiving with Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Katterjohn. Mra, Frank Adame, of Mer Rouge, is the guest st of Mrs. Walter Clark, 739 Broadway. Mr.

John Hofteinz, of Cairo, vis. Ited in the elty yesterday? Mr. and Mrs. George, Cunningham and little daughter Ruby, returned to their home in Cadiz this afternoon after a visit to relatives in the city. Miss.

Adah Enders has returned from a several days' visit in La Center and Mrs. Will J. Nichols, of East St. Louis, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Walker, of Harahan boulevard. Mr. S.

A. Hayden, of Benton, was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. S. L.

Munson, of Okalona, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bacon, of Seventh and Jackson streets. Mr.

Charles Seamon is visiting friends in Louisville. Mr. James Mulvin returned this morning from Louisville, where he spent Thanksgiving with friends. a Bootees, in Red Top And Black Tons, all sizes, AT ROCK'S. Your Old Friend is Here Again, SOULE'S BALM For the Skin 25c Made By I Cut to Druggist.

5th and Broadway, THANKSGIVING In the Hearts of All Ye That Wear Rock's We: in turn give you our thanks for your liberal patronage and shall strive each season to do a little better and make comfortable and pleased with. Rock's Shoes. Try a pair and tell your friends. GEO. ROCK SHOE CO.

821 Broadway NOTICE FAXON AVE. PROPERTY OWNERS Notice is hereby given to property holders owning property on both sides of Faxon avenue in the City of Paducah, Kentucky, along the recent improvement that the special assessment, or tax, bills against said property, to pay for grading and graveling, pursuant to an ordinance assessing said property therefor, effective November 23, 1910, are now due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer in the City Hall, in the City of Paducah, and must be paid within thirty days from November 23, 1910, or alty of ten (10) per cent of the amount of said special tax bills attaches, These amounts must be paid immediately, as the ten year plan can not be taken in this work. GEO. W. WALTERS, Treasurer, City of Paducah.

SWEET CIDER AT JAKE BIEDERMAN GROCERY CO. His Threat Cost Him Five. Thanksgiving was quiet in. police circles. Out of the five arrests made four were drunks.

Pete Peck, a white man, who is said to have threatened Patrolman Dunaway with a whipping, was in tow at Ninth and Washington streets last night by Patrolmen Jones and Dunaway. He was fined $5 in police court this morning. Victim of Heart Disease. Cadiz, Nov. T.

Alexplace, died yesterday afternoon ander, a prominent citizen of heart trouble after an illness of sereral weeks. He was over 50 gears of age and a member of the Methodist church of this place. His remains will be buried here this afternoon in the East End cemetery. Held Over to Grand Jury. Mack Whitfield, colored, charged with breaking into the store room of Henry Saltzgiver, a.

butcher, in Mechanicsburg, was this morning held over to the circuit court grand jury. His bail was fixed at $100. Whitfield was arrested time ago on a change of and drunkenness Mr. Saltzgiver paid his fine. Mr.

Jesse Thompson returned to Memphis last night after spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gleaves, of Jefferson street. FINE NEW AUTOMOBILE TIRES cheap, not trust made goods. Save you 50 per cent on tire cost.

Any style bead, 30x3- $13.75, $17.80, $18.90. 30x4 $21.70, 32x4 34x4 Dunlops 15 per cent additional, Tubes 15 per cent less than standard prices. No shoddy goods. Prompt shipIments C. 0.

D. allowing examina5 per cent discount tot cash with order. Geyer Sales Dayton, Ohio. A full line of House Slippers AT ROCK'S. Now is the Time To Have Those Fall and Winter Garments Dyed or Cleaned.

Bring us your Plumes, Hats, Suits Skirts, Waists, Etc. We will restore them to their former brightness. DEMERT'S Model Steam Works 109 South Third Street. Old Phona 286-R. New Phone 286 LIST'S Lettuce Lotion For Chapped Skin 25c Bottle 'LIST DRUG, CO.

Phones 108. 412-414 Broadway. WANT ADS. NOTICE TO LODGES AND CHURCHES. Hereafter The Sun's advertising ates for lodges and churches, charity organizations and societies will be the same as to all other adver-' tisers.

Also, on account of difficulties in making collections from many of these acounts, all publications of this character must be acompanied, by the cash. DIAMONDS 00 easy payments. Eye See Jewelry 315 Broadway. FOR SALE- -bry stove wood. Hill UMBRELLAS covered while you wait.

Eye See Jewelry Broadway. FOR RENT- -Five room cottage, for board of one person. Apply 1143 Jefferson. RENT- -Rooms, modern suitable for ing, 723 Madison street. RING UP SOLOMON the tailor and have your clothes cleaned and pressed, Old phone 110-r.

WANTED Colored boy who understands pressing. Steady job. Address this office. FOR RENT- Seventh and Broadway. Steam heat.

Old phone 1218-a. FOR RENT- Six room house, all conveniences, 421 North Old phone 1480. FOR RENT- -Room 117 fitted out bank fixtures, fireproof. Rudy, WANTED -White or colored man with small family to live just outside of city. Apply to Jake Biederman.

MISS MARY MIX will make special prices in dressmaking during the next few months. Evening dresses a specialty. 0'd phone 1167. STRAYED Black mule, lame in left hind leg. Halter burn on Return to 1003 Boyd and receive liberal reward.

YOU are wanted for Government position, $80.00 month. Write fort list of positions open. Franklin Institute, Dep't. 104-a, Rockester, N.Y. YOUR LACE curtains need cleanYou will make no mistake in sending them tr the Star Laundry.

Phone 200. WE WASH lace curtalas very carefully. Get them cleaner and whiter than you could at home. Star dry. Phone 200.

S. H. HOSTEN, Dyeing, pressing, renovating. French- dry cleaning. Work called for and delivered, Club $1.00 per month.

Old -phone 338-a. WANTED--You to give Old Taylor trial. We guarantee to please you. Bradley Bros. 339 both phones.

WANTED- To furnish your umbrella with a new cover or handle. W. N. Warren, jeweler, 403 Broadway. FOR SALE- -46 acre improved farm, 3 miles from city on Mayfield road.

Call at 1623 Madison or ring old phone 1146. FOR RENT--Furnished or unfurnished rooms, with or without board, 411 North Seventh. Old phone: 1480. FOR. SALE OR RENT- Seven room house corner Eleventh and Monroe streets.

Has furnace and all modern conveniences. See F. M. Fisher. SALE- Farm of 24 acres, miles from town, good for truck or poultry; on easy terms.

Gish. 1440 Trimble street, or old phone 703. FOR SALE or trade -My place, 27 acres, 5 miles from Paducah on Cairo road. New phone 716, or call at 1531 Broad street. George J.

Jones. WANTED You to remember when placing your order for coal that Old Taylor Coal Is by test the best and at the same price of the other inferior coals sold on the Paducah market. WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Few weeks completes. Money earned while learning Big demand for our graduates.

Wages $12 to $20 weekly, Little expense. Be independent, Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, Karnes Brick Yard, Phone 1233-r. WANTED-4-foot wood, 100 cords per month. Johnston Fuel Co.

FOR SALE- Modern four room cottage, 320 Madison. Call 181, new. HAIR WORK- Ada Pullen, 605, South Eighth. Old phone 2005. EXPERT piano tuning, only 2.00.

C. W. Hahn, New phone 647. FOR SALE- Cuttings from Paduah Cooperage Co. New phone 2258.

FOR GOOD FITTING suits go to M. Solomon, 111 Broadway, way. FOR RENT--Dwelling at 232 North Seventh. Call old phone 316 for appointment to inspect. FOR SALE- -Good, dry country stove and heater wood, $1.00.

New phone 1611. FOR RENT- -Warehouse, Ninth and Harrison, on private switch. Old phone 1218-a. FOR SALE CHEAP- Some used barber fixtures. J.

Turner, 116 South Second. BEATS THEM ALL on prices. Williams Furniture Depot. 501 So. Third.

New Phone 981a, FOR RENT- -Apartment in flats, 603 North Sixth street, Geo. Rawleigh. WANTED You to bear in mind that Bradley Bros. are sole agents for Old Taylor Coal. MAGAZINES Make the Best Christmas Presents Come, select a few of the most popular magazines as gifts any of your family or friends.

There is nothing. most of us appreciate more, and they make such frequent calls and bring such pleasure that the donor is remembered quite often and cordially. We Make Cut Rates on Magazines We will duplicate any offers you have from any cut rate agents, and assure you prompt deliveries. This means much. D.E.

WILSON I The Book, Magazine and Music Man, TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED Call Old Phone 838-F TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, SECOND HAND TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. EYE SEE JEWELRY OPTICAL CO. 823 Broadway. patrolman to succeed Patrolman Shelton resigned. He was formerly sheriff of Decatur county, Tenn.

-Messrs. Harry Watson, Martin Vogt, Jack Butler, Dr. Parson and Tom Goodman returned yesterday! from a hunting and fishing trip ep the Ohio river, and report game plentiful. -Mra. Georgia Middleton was removed to her home in Kewl today after a successful operation at Riverside hospital.

TO RECEIVERS OF FREIGHT. On November 11th or 12th some one took a box of books from the Illinois Central freight depot, through error. it was marked J. C. Paducah, Ky, It the person who received this box will kindly advise me, it will be appreciated.

J. T. DONOVAN, Agent 1, C. R. Paducah, Ky, NEWS OP COURTS In Police Court.

Breach of peace -Pete Peck, fined $10 on motion of prosecuting attorney. Housebreaking--Mack Whitfield, held to grand jury, bail $100. F. P. James, state auditor, of Mrs.

10mma May Heastg, property at Eighth and Jones streets, $4,493. Bertha and Gip. Husbands to Thomas Williams, property on Tenth Jetreet, Samuel and Lizzie Roberts to W. S. Richey, property on Madison street in the Fountain Park addition, $375.

Theodore Hovekamp to Frank Hovekamp, property in the: county, $1. Marriage Licenses, J. B. Emerson, legal age, of Paducah, clerk, and Nola B. Dossett, of Graves county, Roy V.

Hearne, legal age, of Marton, IM, plumber, and Eva Small, legal age, of Illinois, Jesse Ball, legal age, of Illinois, farmer, and Abbie O'Conner, of Illinois. Ollie Waters, legal age, of 111 nots, and Florence Walters, of Missourl. In County Court, Mrs. Prissy Fletcher qualified as administratrix of the estate of W. -H.

Fletcher and executed a bond of $100. PURE SWEET CIDER AT JAKE BIEDERMAN GROCERY 00. SPECIAL PRICES For a Few Days on PLUMES and TRIMMED HATS MISS COX At Rudy's Upstairs. Every Hat and Plume Vin the house is included in the sale, and you will find some rare bargains in the lot. BOY WANTED--Paducah Printing Co.

FOR SALE -New $25 grapho(phone; never used. Call phone 335. GROCERY for sale: good stand. Apply to Covington Brothers. FOR SALE, Good 6-year-old horse, or will trade for vacant lot.

New phone 243. WANTED- Good cook for family of two. Apply Saturday afternoon 507 North Seventh street. GOOD PAYING restaurant for sale; $400. The best location in the city.

Address 1, care Sun. WANTED Small electric motor, one-half or one h. p. Address care Sun. MONEY GOES FAR I you buy Christmas gifts from Parrish, the Jeweler, 218 Broadway.

LADIES WATCHES -the ideal Xmas $10, $12.50 to $30. Parrish, the Jeweler, 218 Broadway. WHO'S The jeweler at 218 Broadway, Money-saving Chr'stmas goods are here, SEE Sacra Xmas offer. $9.00 photos for $3.50. Get coupon before December 1st.

LOST Pocketbook containing $10.00 in bills and owner's name. Return to Englert Bryant's and receive reward. WANTED Good middle aged wo. man to live with family. One who will be good to children.

A good home to the right party. Apply at St. Nicholas hotel, LOST- The addresses of 500 persong who would be glad to know of our charge account system. Ask us. Farley Askin, Clothiers, 217 Broadway.

WANTED -Everybody to know that the Farley Ask'n credit plan places good clothing within the reach of every map, woman or child. Costs. nothing. Ask us. 217 Broadway.

FOR SALE A 16-acre improved farm, one mile from city limits on Husband road. Will sell cheap if sold at once. D. A. Want, R.

F. D. No. 7, City.GARWOOD'S VIOLET CHEWING GUM -Also peppermint. A most delicious gum--highly perfumed.

Put up in a tin box; a square box, Everywhere "on the square," 5c. FOR RENT Five room cottage on Washington street, has all modern conveniences, including tollet, hot and cold water sink, J. A. Rudy. WANTED--At once, experienced carpenter for forming, on City National Bank building, Fourth and Broadway.

Apply to W. H. Johnston, Superintendent. WE STARCH lace curtains, Just the degree of stiffness that makee them hang nicely, and dry them upon frames that make them square, and stretch them smooth and even. Star Laundry.

Phone 800 FOR RENT- The store house on South Seventh street formerly 00ctlpled by C. J. Howell, the undertaker. The house has undertakers' fixtures in it and could "be utilized at once. Good chance for someone to go into the undertakers' business.

There being just one colored undertaker in the city. Apply or write to Jake Biederman or E. C. Carter, Paducah, Ky. ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED For the U.

S. Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 and 35. Must be na. tive born or have first papers, Monthly pay $15 to $69. Additional compensation possible.

Food, clothing, quarters and medical attendance free, After 30 years service can retire- with 75 per cent of pay and alowances. Services on board ship and ashore in ail parts of the world. Apply at U. S. Marine Corps Riocruiting Office, postoffice bullding.

Paducah, Ky. DR. I. B. HOWELL DENTIST Colamble Bldg.

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