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OFFICE OVER POST OFFICE

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Knoxvllle 630 L m 1100 jf mBEREA 129 p m 400 L m

Cincinnati 610 p In 765 a mSOUTH BOUNDLocal

Cincinnati 630 L m 825 p mBEREA 1112 L m 1225 p mKnoxville 700 p m 660 L m

EXPRESS TRAINS Stop to let oftor take on passengers from beyond

CincinnatiSOUTH BOUND

Cincinnati 816 L m

BEREA 1202 p mNORTH BOUND

BEREA 436 p mCincinnati 835 p m

TO LOAN Money on good securityApply this office

Mss Dora Ely was with homo folks

over Saturday and Sunday from Red

Houre whore she la teaching

For the beat and whitest flow in

Berea go to R J EagleMr and Mrs A P Golden returned

last Thursday from n visit to theirdaughter Mrs Charles Coylo at Mlt

chell IndA REWARD will bo paid UTthe per

son returning to this offlco an alli ¬

gator card caaerMlsa Stella Adams was at homo at

tho last of tho week for a shorttime

I FOR BALE Small Soda Fountainin good condition Apply to J JGrecnleaf Asoltmee Richmond Ky

Mica Sarah Ely la spending a week

or two In Boron before returning to

i0 her work at RichmondMr J M Early Is homo for a visit

with his familyFOR SALE Houso and lot on Jef ¬

ferson Street Now five room dwell-

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Mrs Sallie FowlerMr and Mrs Will Haley are the

I proud parents of a little son bornto thorn last Thursday

Will Lowen left Monday for Okla

homa whero he expects to work

this winter< Mrs Nettle Mann was called from

her home In Cleveland 0 last weekon account of the illness of her sls ¬

ter Mrs Carl Hunt who underwent nserious operation Saturday Is doing

i very nicely nowFOR SALE Three lots at tho

t and of Elder Ave Bores Ky Willbe sold separately or as a whole Itwill pay you to write for prices at

> r onceAddress James M Racer 9601 MaconAve Cleveland Ohio

t Mrs Walker mother of Miss Myrna

has been 111 In the hospital but isrecovering

z By using ZARINGS PATENTft FLOUR you save half the work and

all the worry It makes the bes-ts Cokes Pies and Biscuit Tell your> merchant you want ZARINGS PAT

ENT FLOUR

Miss Mabel Brackcr of Hlllsdale 111

Is vlsltng her brother E M D Brackor at Boono Tavern

Mr J H Arnold of tho U S Departments of Agriculture Is hero studyIng agricultural conditions

TO LOANMoney on good securityApply this office

Mr H L Howell of Gadsden Alawas tho guest of Mr and Mrs W H

Porter soverai days of last week

Mrs Jno Calfccs father and mothsare visiting her

Dr Charles Gould who has been

visiting here for several weeks loftfor the North Wednesday night HUwife and children will remain hersfor some time

Mr R G Ramsey who has beervisiting here for the last six weekswill return to his home at Flat RiverMo on Thursday and be accompaniesby his son Charley Ramsey and family who will mako their home there

The Matrons Meeting In Ladles hatParlor will be held on Saturday Nov13 at 2 p m All mothers and othermatrons having charge of studentgirls are cordially invited by theCouncil of the Dean of Women

Mrs T J Osborne Secy

Tho Rev R L Brandenburg whofor tho last year and a halt has mostsuccessfully filled the pastorate of thoBaptist Church has resigned to accepta very flattering call to tho First flaptest Church at Wauchula Fla This Is

a splendid church and a field of greatpromise The many friends whom theBrandenburgs have made hero willgreatly miss them when they leavewhich will be near Christmas and theCitizen joins In wishing them the bestof success In their now home andhoping that the church may find anrlhor as able and beloved

When tho dust Is on the counterAnd the cobwebs on tho shelf andtheres no one in the store but yourown disheartened Bolt nnd your stockIs getting shelfworn and everythinglooks stale and bills enough are com¬

ling in to make a banker pale Ohtho time a fellow Is feel la kind

o blue and Is puzzled with tho thoughtI of tho proper thing to do In sucha situation but one remedy appliesIf you want to get the customersyouve got to advertise

WANTED 1000 Salesmen to travelWo Insure 75 per month It instruc ¬

tions are followed We want honorablemea from21 to CO years of age whoare able to furnlch their own rig goodterritory for the right men We moanbusiness For further information callon or address J Reid Corncllson

Waco Kentucky

COMBINATION SALE

On Saturday Oct 30th at 2 p mwo will at the corner of Main andCenter Streets Berea soil to thohighest bidder any stock or other pro-perty which any bno may wish todispose

ofWP Prowltt Auctioneer

How IndeedWithout big words how could many

eopla say small thlngsSmlth

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Beautiful Chinaware GoldenIridescent ware Lovely Gold banded

4 and genuine needle etched glass¬

ware and anything under the sun in5 and 10cent goods at

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Carl Kirk Is In town

Prof J W Rains was in Louisvillelast Friday and Saturday

Ralph Patln was In Cincinnati lastweek on business

II M Washburn was in town a few

days last week on business

The Student Volunter Band willhold aa open meeting Sunday morningat 830 oclock In tho East Room atLadles Hall to discuss tho VolunteerConference to be held at RochesterN Y tho first of the Now Year Allpersons interested are cordially invit¬

ed to bo present

Dr Payne of Eastern Kentucky Normal School at Richmond gave a shorttalk In chapel Monday morning tell ¬

ing us how much Berea is appreciat ¬

ed outside of the state At the closeof tho chapel exercises Norman Imrleled the student body in a number of

I college yellsIMisses Eastman and Barker friendsof Mist Corwin of Cleveland Ohioare taklg a short vacation in Berea

I George Lampo was called to hishome In Cincinnati last week by theIllness of his brother It Is fearedthat ho will not bo able to return

Pros and Mrs Frost returned Tues-day

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noon from the East where ho hasI been for some months and she recently went on business Pres Frost isBcmowhat better but is attending only

I to the most pressing duties and ispreparing for a prolonged absence Hwill bo here about two weeks A con-

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I FOR SALEHouse and lot inBerea Ky east end of Jackson St

i House Is two stories has five roomsfour large closets and in good condi ¬

tlon There Is about an acre ofground a good well 60 feet dbep anew cistern trees and outbuildingsThis is cheap at 1600 cash Writeto II M Shouse Marksburg Ky

FOR SALEI am leaving Kentuckyand will sell 74 acres good land onWallaceton Pike good house and barnwith water near the house and three

I good orchardsEllhu Blcknell

I 13t Paint Lick Ky

FIRES

All fires are either caused by acci-

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or design and by calling the at ¬

tention of the public to the most pre ¬

valent causes of accidental fires wemay perhaps decrease their numberand thereby lessen the fire waste

Carelessness in some form Is thecause of nearly all accidental firesand one of the worst forms Is care ¬

lessness with matches Many tires canbo traced directly to matches beingdropped around stables or other build-Ings or left in clothes which havebeen hung away in some closet

I Matches dropped around stables arelikely to be Ignited by stock steppingon them or by rots and mlco carryingthem to their nests A large num ¬

ber of barn fires originate In this wayMany fires are caused by English

sparrowa carrying these matches totheir nests whero they Ignite The the¬

ory that rats and mice carry matchesto their nocta and Ignite them hasceased to be a subject of debate muchlew ridicule More fires are causedby the careleec use of matches thanany other form of carelessness andIn thesQ days when every one seemsto carry them and when the loss ofproperty has reached such Immenseproportion special attcntloln shouldb called to the matter and the substltutlon of cafoty matches should be en-

couraged these matches can only beignited by striking on the box andare comparatively sate

The carelessness of smokers of to ¬

bacco in throwing away cigar stubsand emptying pipes set fire to about2000 buildings every year in the Unit-e States Smoker fire a still great ¬

er number of buildings by their careloacnesa with matches They becomethoughtless In the details of theirhabits striking a match and twirlingIt burning stick away unconsciouslyII

More than halt ofdwelling houses start in the kitchenof from sparks from the kitchen flueThe cook stove gets no summer vaca ¬

tion It is always fed too much andthe wood of the floor and wall nearIt In runny houses Is not protectedfrom Its heat A kitchen stove stan dinthree feet from a bare wooden wall orpartition may set it afire If the wallIs covered with a sheet of tin zincor iron it Is sate to place the stovev thln a foot of It but not nearerThe chcet of metal Is useless It tack¬

ed against the wall It must be heldaway halt an Inch so air behindIt can carry away the heat

Another cauoo of fire loss is thei

Dont WorryIf you arc sick dont worry but begin at once

to make yourself well To do this wo but repeatthe words of thousands of other sufferers fromwomanly ills when we say

I TAKE CARD UiJIt Will Help You

For 50 years this wonderful female remedy hasbeen benefiting sick women Mrs Jennie Merrickof Cambridge City Ind says I suffered greatlywith female trouble and the doctors did no goodThey wanted to operate but I took Cardui and itmade me feel like a new woman I am still usingthis wonderful medicine with increasing relief

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Properly built stoves use a quarter less fuel than poomade ones We have themoreJItand cheap

Full Line of First Class Hardware t

PARKIE SCOTTPHONE 192 BEREA KENTUCKY

HOLLIDAY CBS CO r

DEALERSINyHigh Grade Domestic Coal

Ice and FeedIt

BEST COALLOWEST PRICESPROMPT DELIVERY i

Phone 169 Day Phone 71 Night

careless handling of gas and oil stoveand lamps and the leaving of grease I

oli and so forth In such a conditionI

tint spontaneous combustion may resuit Many fires start In closets fromrabags greasy overalls and fromcloths used In oiling the floorhand with which to put out a startlag fire that would make ashes olhousehold treasures and of the home

as well Every home should haveIn It the Inexpensive kinds of fire-

fighting apparatus A ladder Is otterneeded to get water to a fire started In the roof or attic by sparks 01to save the lives of persons In theupper stories for a fire In a dwellingsoon I fills the stairway with smoke

and flame making It impassable Aladder can be made In a day 01

bought ready made for a few dollarsIn a farm house kitchen there

should be a bucket kept full of water ready for use to stay a startingfire The bucket used for water foicooking and drinking is full less thathalf the time and may be empty til

the wrong time The most effectivepiece of apparatus for putting out II

starting fire is one of the metal tanksknown as carbonic acid gas extinguishers which are seen on nearljevery tire department wagon Theyhold two buckets of water and havea diameter one third their height althe top of the tank Is a piece of hosea yard long When the tank Is

inverted ready for use sulphuric acid

is spilled from a bottle in its top In-

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a cup full of baking soda Whenthey get together sodawater izi form ¬

ed which makes a pressure that will

throw tile water and gas in the tankforty feeet or into places enclosedwhich could not bo reached with awater bucket

Relentless Misfortune-I used to walk the floor worrying

about how I was going to pay mylandlord said Mr Tufluck

I hope yqu have quit all that replied the optimist

I had to The landlord said thatIf I didnt stop wearing out the floor

hed raise the rent

Patient Doing WellHow is your patient coming onVery encouragingly 1vo been

working entirely on his conscienceyou know and yesterday he said hoguessed hed have to pay me some-thing on account Cleveland Plain

DealerIBOYSCLE FREE Greatest offer out Getyour friends tr subscribe to our magrnc and we will make you a pre-

sent of a4000 Columbia Bicycle thebest made Ask for particulars freeiutflt and circular telling How tostart Address The Bicycle Man931 Eant 22d Street Now York CityN

YWANTEDsuccessMagazine wants

to energetic and responsible man orwoman in Berea to collect for re-newals and solicit new subscriptionsluring full or spare time Experienceunnecessary Anyone can startamong friends and acquaintances andbuild up a paying and permanentbusiness without capital Completeiutflt and Instructions free Address

VON Success Magazine Room 103

Success Magazine Building New YorkCity N Y

Not IndispensableNow and then the adventurous press

agent sends out a story worth print-Ing Dont you think American wom-

en are beautifully dressed MrsHumphrey Ward was asked duringher visit hero Yes but I wish theywould stop thinking that no woman iacomplete without a divorce suitBoston Herald

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Fresh GroceriesI buy all kinds of Produce

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Very SeriousI-t is a very serious matter touktfor one medicine and have t

wrong one given you For thisreason we urge you in buyingto be careful to get the genuine

BLACK DRAUGHTL-iver Medicine

The reputation of this old rellaI rble constipation in¬ I N

digestion and liver trouble isly established It does not firmJother medicines It is better than rothers or it would not be the fa¬ lvorite liver powder with a larger jsale 1SOLD I

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Steel Web Picket FenceCheaper Than Wood

Thealowest pricedsubstantial lawn and gariden fence built Write forcatalog of lawn field hog tand poultry fencing l

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