The Public Ledger from Maysville, Kentucky • Page 3

3 tt2 Dittv pbfillb utDan, IthuesdAY. MARCH 28, lfill Packed in 6 and 12-lb. Bags. Made by the Jefferson Mills. Mix with your White Flour and get double the bread.

i TO 1 United States Food Administration License No. G-01042 00 YOU KNOW WHY folbcr Never lias Any Money to Spend on the toilets! Drm toi te By Frank Lett Frank Nash about yonr Insurance. C. Frank Nash about your Iniarance. C.

Frank Nash about your Iniarance. RAILROAD TIME TABLES non.r t. frank Hash about your. Insurance. I 1 i vwovn a i a tt-t II THEM .35 JmtWTNAl CARTOON I $5.00 We will give Five Dollars for the empty case of the first cartridge fired by the first Mason County boy in the trenches in France, name of the soldier to be attached to the case.

SIMiP ON OPTOMETRIST AND MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN 218jMarket Street, Msysville, Ky. OVERVORKu) TIRED WOMAN TOOKVINOl Now She is Strong and Hearty Philadelphia, Fa. I was over-worked, run down, nervous, could not eat or sleep. I felt like crying all the time. I tried different remedies without benefit.

The doctor said it was a wonder I was alive, and when Vinol was given me I began to improve. I have taken eight bottles and am now strong and perfectly healthy in every respect, and have trained in weight I can not praise Vinol enough." Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, 1025 Nevada St. Philadelphia, Pa.

We guarantee Vinol to make overworked, weak women strong or return your money. Formula en every bottle. This is your protection. John C. Fecor Drag Co, Maysville.

and at the best drug stores In every town and city In the country. For Bale Farm lands anJ City Property. Fire and Life Insurance. Ask ns about rates on Real Estate and Insurance. M.

F. COUUULIX. WOMEN AXD THE WAR The first woman to receive the relative rank of an officer In the lT. Army during the present war is Dr Kate B. Karpeles, who will have the equivalent rank of first lieutenant.

Dr. Karpeles has been assigned as acting assistant surgeon to the Emergency Dispensary of the Medical Dept. now in the process of organiza tion and equipment at 6th and Washington, D. C. In addition to her regular duties as one of the BtafT assistants of the Dispensary, Dr.

Karpeles will be In charge of the physi cal examination of women employees of the War Dept. in Washington. In the opinion of officers of the Medical Dr. Karpeles is peculiarly fitted for the position assigned her because of high personal qualifications as well as her professional standing. She Is a graduate of the Medical Dept.

of Johns Hopkins University. Tho Emereencv Dispensary for emergency cases arising among civil Ian employees of the War Department will be located in the same building as the General War Dispensary planned for officers and their families anil enlisted men. Both dispensaries will work under the same direction and tho Immediate BUDervisloil of the Medical Dept. of the U. S.

Army. The building will contain an eye (lis Densory, dental clinic, surgical and x-ray equipment, and rooms for the Uptrlhiitlnn nf stisnected cases of contagious disease. One of the features of the Emerg encv Dispensary will be a rest room tnr wnmpn emnlnveea of the War Dept Save the Shipping by using home-made produce instead of imports. If you are a coffee drinker you need not deny your-se'f a rich, coffee-like cup Instant Postum is made in America and provides a delicious drink, really superior to coffee because free of the coffee drug, "caffeine." At Grocers Everywhere PRICE ComtftanAnlt will pleatr ptft nclt at brUtyai pontile. When anilhlnn of great importance oreuri uk the Telegraph or the Telephone nl our expeme.

Foxport Master Eugene Llghtner visited his brother, Otis Llghtner and family nt Tollesboro last Sunday. Mrs. E. M. Bollng returned home last Sunday from a extended visit to the family of her daughter, Mrs.

Alice Jones at Humllton, Ohio. Millard Luman came home from Paris last week. Clarence Hickman moved to Martha Mills last week. Miss Julia Hickerson returned home from Paris last Saturday. Hiram Stamper and family moved from this place to Orangeburg ami Will Jones moved from Park Lake to the house vacated by Stamper Herbert Anderson and wife enter tained quite a number of their friends with a social last Saturday night.

i Mr. aBiley has moved to his farm purchased from Isaac E. Pearce. Thomas J. Walton was In the moun tains last week buying cattle.

B. D. Jordan of near Flemliigsburg was In our community last "week and purchased several fine milch cows. Dave Griffith of Mason county, moved to his farm recently purchased from Charles Gardner. Misses Ivy Gilkerson, Etta Doyle and Jennie Llghtner have all purchased new organs.

Pearl Carpenter has tho measles. Russell Conrad went to ItobiiiHon county last week. Rally Conrad bought a horse from Frank Jackson. Price $125. J.

R. Connor will box up his stock of goods and will move to Clarke county. St. HIckcrson will set up a store at Walllngford. Roily Conrad purchased a buggy from 0.

D. Lucas. All of these items are essential to our business life and have in- Figure and plan as we may, there is no escape from the ABNORMAL prices we must pay for the thousand and one things necessary to operate our business acceptably to the public. LABOR 16 to 87 FUEL 156 to 188 FEED 1fin tr. 1fifi', creased 60 per cent, above normal )SUppLIES .150 to 200 and the end is not yet in sight.

(AMMONIA 43 ICE PRICES ALSO MUST ADVANCE COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 1, and effective until further notice, prices will be as follows: Family and Office Trade, Delivered 100 pound deliveries 50 pound deliveries 25c 20 pound deliveries 10c 10 pound deliveries 5c WHOLESALE PRICE (Delivered) 40c per 100 lbs, Prices at Our Factory Single 100 pounds 40c 300 to 600 pounds, per 100 pounds 35c COO pounds or over, per 100 pounds 30c Ice Packed in Sawdust Single 100 pounds 60c 300 to 600 pounds. 100 pounds 55c 600 pounds or more, per 100 pounds 50c MAYSVILLE ICE COLD STORAGE COMPANY Ok THE GREATEST IXSl'RANCE IH'SI-NESS IN THE WORLD. More than $12,000,000,000 of Insurance upon the lives of members of the military and naval forces of. the United States has been written by the Bureau of War-Risk Insurance of the I'nited States Treasury. A year ago the total amount of life (Insurance in force In the United States was about $22,000,000,000 In a few months the United States Gov-.

ernment has written more than 60 per cent of that amount. It furnishes this insurance to the beneficiaries at the Bame rate that private companies would furnish It in times of peace. This insurance Is bought and paid for at regular rates by the beneficiaries, except that the Nation assumes the. additional risk I that being In the military, and naval service 01 the country entails upon the beneficiaries. When Americans give up their private occupations and in obedience to the call of their country and the law of the land, often at great financial pacriflce, face the dangers of war and offer their lives In the service of their country, it Is but right and just that upon the nation and not upon fhem should be put the added cost of In surance their dangerous occupation incurs.

Secretary McAdoo says that the soldier and sailor insurance is the just-est, wisest and most humane provision ever made by any nation for Its lighting forces. This opinion Is shared In by the soldiers and sailors and by the people of the United States. The Injustice, the partiality, the Inequalities and other evils of the old pension system are replaced by a Just fair, and generous Insurance system which over 90 per cent of the lighting of the nation have hastened to take advantage of. pit a run: of medicine guess. WORK It has been said that the practice of medicine at best Is simply a game of guesswork, because the action of drugs varies to a groat degree upon different Individuals; but when a medicine has Hvldc for forty years, constantly growing in sales and popularity there can be no greater proof of its merit.

Such a medicine Is Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound that famous old root and herb remedy, now recognized from shore to shore as the standard remedy for female Ills. LIGHT IN WINDOW YEARS (Danville (111.) Cor. Indianapolis News) Mrs. E.

Wolgamott, 80 years old, whose husband was among those re- Stop That Coimh! We make no pretention of rnnnlni a drug store or a doctors shop, but we do know that we have some fine candid preparations that are good (or coughs. Try some of our MENTHOL DROPS. IIOREHOUND DROPS. MENTHOL AND HONEY DROPS, and others. We also have some home-made and boxed candles that are so good we would prefer that yon pass verdict, as we are too modest Yonrg (or quality first last and always.

Traxels "THE HOUSE OF QUAMTI" Licensed Bakers No, 1,384. For Sale E. Mas- tin Farm Here Is a New One Right Off the Reel ported "missing" during the Civil War and who had kept a lighted lamp In the window of her cottage for more than 60 years, hoping that some day he would return, and the light might guide him home, is dead at the Hospital for the insane at Kankakee. Her husband was a member of the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Illinois Infantry, which was organized here. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Do not pay any CARRIERS or COLLECTORS (or the Ledger, unless a filled out yellow receipt Is given In return.

3obtt 0). Porter FUNERAL DIRECTOR Office Phone 37. Home Phone 9 East Second ITtreet. Maysjttl Friday, larch 29, 1918 WILL BE CLOSING DAY FOR THE MAYSVILLE MARKET. GET YOUR TOBACCO IN BEFORE THAT DATE AND BE SURE TO TAKE IT TO WE ARE THIS WEEK MAKING BEST SALES OF THE SEASON.

COME TO US WITH WHAT YOU HAVE LEFT AND THAT IS WHAT WE WILL DO FOR YOU. WE SELL THE MOST TOBACCO BECAUSE WE SELL IT BEST. THE HOME DOES THE WORK RIGHT AND Gets the Best Prices Farm of 1C6 acres on Johnson Creek, one and half miles (rom Falrvlew and one mile (rom the Lexington Pike. Has on it three good tenant houses, two large tobacco barns, one 60x120, the other 40x72. Plenty of bam room backed np with land that will raise the tobacco to fill them.

230 acres In grass, 25 acres o( which Is blue grass, 10 acres of alfalfa. While this (arm Is now off the pike they will build turnpike through the land this year, however. Here Is a money maker. This Is the first time advertised, and It won't be on the market long. So If you want In get busy, as the price we have on this land will make it sell.

$72.50 PER ACRE. TflOS. L. EWAN CO REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT Farmers Traders Bank Building Maysville, Ky. Time table effective Sunday Feb ruary 10th.

No. 17 leaves Maysville 6:35 a. m. dally execept Sunday. No.

9 leaves Maysville 8:40 p. m. execept Sunday. No. 209 leaves Maysville 3:40 p.

m. Sunday only. No. 10 arrives la Maysville 9:45 a. dally except Sunday.

No. 210 arrives In Maysvllla 2:35 p. Sunday only. No. 16 arrives In Maysville 8:46 p.

dally except Sunday. H. S. ELLIS, Agent ChcsapcaKc Ohio Ry. dedul tubiict coins Htmiii nolle Schedule Effective January 21, 1918.

East Bound Arrives No. 8 9:58 a. m. 2 p. No.

16 No. 18 8:25 p. m. Departs 10:03 a. m.

12:51 p. m. 2 p. m. No.

4 tn. 9:13 p. m. West Bound Arrlvea No. 18 No.

6 No. 17 No. 1 No. 7 Trains No, 6:50 a. m.

10:00 a. m. 3:37 a. m. 4:47 p.

m. 16, 17, 18 9:18 p. m. Departs 6:25 a. m.

6:56 a. m. 3:42 a. m. 4:62 p.

m. and 19 are dally, except Sunday. W. WIKOF1'. Use the Telephone The grocer, the butcher, the merchantanyone yon wish they are all In reach at a moment's notice.

Whether weather conditions are stormy, threatening or fair the telephone Is In waiting to save unnecessary footsteps. Everybody Is yonr neighbor; every town, county and state Is next door. Call Contract Department for Installation Information. MAYSVILLE 'TELEPHONE COMPANY (Incorporated) Sell the Balance of Your Tob acco Before the Closing; of the Maysville Market, Which Will Be on FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918 and be sure that you sell it where you will get the most out of it. If you have not sold any tobacco with us this season, you had better sell a little of what you have left at our houses so we can make good our claim that we GET YOU ALL THERE IS IN IT.

The Maysville Market to March 15th averaged $24.17 The Farmers and Planters for the same period averaged $26.11 The market remains high and every seller is highly pleased with the prices received. Call us up by phone at any time and we will be. glad to advise you about the sales. Farmers Planters Tobacco Warehouse 60. A.

L. POWERS, Pres. and Sales Mgr. A. M.

JANUARY, See-Treaa. yr. holtox tn, Tie Prea. and Hit It With a Hammer Saw It Ca a Enrd Drop It On the Floor We are talking about those unbreakable combs we are selling the only objection we have in telling them is that they last forever. Don't fail to see them.

TOE PDOQ31 DRUG COUPAHY PHONE 77. 2S WEST SECOND STREET. THANKS FOR WHAT BUSINESS YOU HAVE DONE WITH US. OtiC3QpoQlio Ohio Roiluoy X3T IXITE EAST ID WEST flTEZL TLlAffO DINING CARS urefxcrxLED csrvics have secured a few hundred bushels of White end Yellow Ccrn. SI1 to S3.

Price 04.50 Fcr lr.i:d. tzi yr crr rex f0; 1 fr.