The Paducah Sun-Democrat from Paducah, Kentucky • 7

IpAGE SEVEN OCTOUKR t. THE PADUCAII EVENING BUN free distribution, may be had upon application to the board at Bowling Green. By order of the Board. 'M. BAILEY, At.

Pres. J. M'CORMACK, M. Sec. DIPHTHERIA AND IIS PREVENTION Sj Ssi i tfifi.

i iaa teM lis iao aas. is a ftiifc. if, fc. McEJwain Shoes at Eli THERS USED SI 1 To Darken the 'Hair and Restore Gray and Faded Hair Its Natural Color, THK HTATK BOAItl) OK HKAl.TH TKi: I MATTF.lt. auk Foil ITS TltKAT.MF.Yr.

KENTUCKY KERNELS. Hickman. Fulton county circuit court convened here again vested day, this being the third and last week of this term. The first week was held here and last week, the second week," at the branch courthouse at Fulton. Judge Pugg, of Bardwell, is presiding, with R.

L. Smith, of Clinton, prosecuting. A large number of attorneys from neighboring towns are in attendance. The Red Men's Daviess County Fair opened this morning for a five-days' run with an extraordinarily large attendance, El -You do not- Anyone who knows how can make shoes, but to make good shoes and sell them at a Ipw price, requires the "know how," plus the standard of efficient eat the right food YOUR bodies are ill -nourished because you feed them on foods that they cannot get the good out of. Do not eat so much meat and other heavy foods that are hard to digest.

You get all the good elements of these dishes in BRAND SPAGHETTI in a much easier digested form. It contains practically no waste. It is all quickly and easily converted into strength and energy. Serve Faust Spaghetti often and you and your family will become strong, robust and put on flesh. It's a splendid food for growing children.

Faust Spaghetti makes delightful dishes and is a very economical food. At your grocer'tSc and 10c a package, Maull St. Louis, Mo. methods, plus the determination to make the best shoe for the money that can be made. W.

11. McElwain Company, Boston 1 Stylish Button Shoe for Boys in Gun Metal Calf or Tan ii 3 This mark is on every Mc EL WAIN SHOE AVIATOft WARD DISMISSED CHARGB Or lJIGAMl. rslcaen. Oct. 2.

Aviator Jimmy Ward was freed in the municipal court, yesterday from a charge of bigamy' brought by his wife, Mrs. Maude Ward. Last May Mrs. Ward charged the aviator with having married Miss Margaret Warber in 1908, two years before he married her at Nashville, TeBn. refused to prosecute today, saying her evidence was merely, hear-say.

Boston Transcript: Miss 0dum It is not for lack of opportunities that I have remained single. Miss Pert No, dear; you have given the men plenty of chances to propose. I'm sure. gM'vwwggrggis''S1'w 'germ's? ledetbl Judges that I will not anept one, as a dei.iMon by him HsaiuHt tin' men would simply raise 11 fri-sti hue and cry," he said. OHiHaU of the roads said that they had not abandoned hope of arbitration.

the floor. They were accidentally swept into tlie fireplace, and when Mrs. Andrews covered up the fire with ashes the cartridges were thrown into the fire, which caused a terrific explosion. Mrs. Andrew-was shot in the hip and her son also in the hip and the back of his head, making ugly wounds.

They will recover. Ellzalietlitimn. A apple orchard on Muldraugh Hill, in this county, the best fruit-growing section in Kentucky, is assuming the form of a reality. State Commissioner of Agriculture J. W.

Newman, of Frankfort, is behind the movement, and will consider the subject, as soou as he can draft articles of a fruit-growing association. "GET IT AT I E1IY IM it if ii i other complexion skin It coarse It 111 I'HK lill I sTitiKi: is Mir psr. i t'hinito. On oi a In reel riiilHiiy tinlo1 In tan to he imminent in t'lmano Sunday when Lludne Kiikiiiim Siainan, one of the 'arhltnitors M-li by the eoiiimittee of the men aiol emploes jweiks alio, ri'MCiit'i, that lie aw no loiiiiilelnm tlie hoiiij arl.iti JiiilKe Si-anlan and II Fleming. Uiresidenl uf ll.e I'lty Hall way roinpuuy, were tiie ill hit rut or 1 1 1101011, Willi ill in ions to am ee Pull a third, relused ai-i i it any of the iiM of federal niKResieil by I lie men.

"Organized labor in the lilted Stales fitiiiiiMly has ileiiounied CllUWJN till AM positively removes freckleat Ian aud facial blemishes. CROWN CREAM preserves a good and works wonders for a poor one. Fl Ft TS OF I lti: T1 KILLS 1M FWFS Villi ellllef, llld (let. 2. John Morns.

jeais old. died from ier-fimalion of tiie honels, induced by at inn i one meal half a head of cabliiue. half a can of sardines, a mmiitiM ot liver and onions, a quant it of beans ami potatoes and slewed apples. Sufferiiin inlense pain. Munis died tlire' hours after eaiiun and an aniops) performed today diM losed the cause.

Eradicates wrinkles rjecause ii is a pure food. is fine for harsh, dry, rough, pallid, or pimply skins. Crown ream is a marvelous restorative. civine the hue ot voutn to lace, neck and arras. We nlw make the famous Crown Complexion Powder nothing else is quite so good, large box Crown Cream 50c.

GILBERT'S." It i easier to preserve the jolor of tha hair than to restore it, mthoui'h it is possible to do Our grand-mothers understood the secret. They mads ft "sage tea," and their dark, lossy hair long after middle life war ue to this fact. Our mothers have pru haira before they are iifty, but they arc beginning to appreciate the wisdom oi our grandmotberi in using "aage ti-a" for their hair and an fast following suit. The present generation has the advantage of the past in that it ran get ready-to-use preparation railed Wyetii's Sage and Sulphur liair Kemeilv. As a acalp tonic and color restorer this preparation is vastly superior to the ordinary "sage tea" made by our The growth and beauty of the huii depends on a healthy condition vf riie acalp.

Wyeth's uge and Suiplrac liaii Remedy quickly kills the damiruir Renin; which rob the hair of its life, color and lustre; makes the scalp clean and healthy, gives the hair strength, color and beauty, 'and makes it grow. 0'tsa jo cent hot tie from your druggist today. He will givo your money back if J'ou are not satisfied alv-r a fair trial. Special Agent W. J.

Gilbert, 401 Uraadway. MIST MM) win; To SCHOOL, MtS COlltT. IMilladelphla. Del. 2 "You mum nend your wife to houl until she is fourteen veins old.

or jou will be arretted and lined iwinied Magistrate slier iniposinK a line ill the-case, of John whose wife. A l-. is only thirteen years of ape. The young wife and faih." ere arrested on a wan ant illuming them uilh failure lo ri, ji! with the i-oinpulsiiiy edm anon law When asked hy she did not intend whool, Mrs. who wore short themes, said she hail no time to go to hool, as he had to net her hubimd'h meals ami tonk after oilier household duties.

There is no wisdom like fiauk-nesa. ri A Common Sense Treatment for Catarrh and Asthma Give Instant Relief. No matt-r how veil ara with ratarrh t.r a r-1 1 in th hml. n- up, threat Itorn, PVew running, dull J.io in th head, ilry muli, ft-vir, breath util, K))'s Cream balm will givo you lu-aiaut It Rfts riht st the nnt of th tronhl, hnii and streuK'lhfns the raw, fcre stops the nasty dix-lnirK'e so tbtU vou sr. not cuniUnlly blowing; the niwaanil spitting.

In a minute after applied you ran jnst b-el it doina! its work of ths had, pam uiui sori-ncas are relieved, tii. breathing becomes natural and tbo stuffed up feeling is niie. This rleansiug, autiM'ptio ltalin contains ao ni'-reury, eorane' or other bartnftd drugs. It I eunv to nlv, pleasant to ue, slid never (mis to give ii in eu-a in th Werrt rasei. Kevpr uegleH a fold, and doti't autler lb mieriei of cnturrh drngunt your fro-nU litliuif and fonl brmth.

tiet a rent belli, of Oreiiin liuim V'Hir druggist, atol tho Irentni. nt at onee. Vou mil find th.it it iJ I ili Iit invt-nn nt y.tt hit If prefer a Kpruv. fur 1'1t' l.nimli I'reiun Italia. "HUT IT AT filMlKKT'S" RUBBER STAMPS We are In a position to Ul your orders on fery ihorl ollre.

carry a (nil line of ercresories. Diamond Stamp Works 113-115 8, Third Si Old Phone 808. New Phone SS8, Tis Sweet to be REMEMBERED With a daiuly box ot cut Flowers frcm the Arcade Flower Shop Something New Don't fall to nee our new lot of bulbs, Just received from Holland, for winter forcing. Chinese. Sacred l.ily lljiiclntli Tulips and Narcissus NOSE STOPPED II CATftRRH i i'! VhatS.S.S.

Stands For The familiar letters, S. S. stand for Siwft'S Sure Specific, a name honestly and fairly earned by a prt at blood remedy. It is worthy of lta title becanse it really CURF.S every ailment resulting from impure blood. The majority of physical afflictions are caused by bad blood, because a weak, polluted circulation deprives the system of its necessity strength and disease-resisting powers.

S. S. S. cures every disorder which comes from i (Altl.l.hsNKhS OF! I.N F.1TU I Howling Greer. Kentucky, Oct.

2. The unusual prevalence of diphtheria In many sections of tlie. state makes It the duty of this board to again call attention to the best i known methods of preventing the occurrence and spread of this disease. 1. Diphtheria is both contagious land and is distinctly 8 i preventable diBeate, being easily lim to the first case or cases.

Tien It gets away from th primary cases and makes ita escape" upon the community somebody is to blame. Th sooner accept this as a sanitary maxim Jhe sooner we shall do out duties as individuals and rommuni-lies. 2. On account of its. frequency ami fatality this disease is of far mor importance to the jieople of Kentucky than smallpox, yellow fevei or cholera.

o. When a vliilil has sore throat, and especially if diphtheria is in the It t-hould be immediately separated from other children until a competent physician has seen it and decided whether or not it is afflicted with a contagious disease. 4. If diphtheria, strictly isolate the 'cam- at once, in an up stairs room it possible, and as disconnected as practicable from the living and sleeping apaftments of other chil-ulren. No one except tlie physician and nurse should enter the room, and they should take every precaution not to carry the infection to others.

5. The board urges the hypodermatic use of standard antitoxin, such as Alexander's, in at least doses, as soon as the disease is recognized or seriously suspected, and that this dose should be repeated or doubled within twelve hours unless marked improvement taken place. If rase is seen after the first twenty-four hours use from lo 2f.uiHi units the first dose, depending upon severity, it recommends that immunizing doses of I uuu units lie used for all children, and especially for all inexperienced relatives acting as nurses who have been seriously exposed. ti. Placard the house, and keep all oilier children, all having the care of children, and all who go where children are.

away from it. Notify the health officer of the town or county within twenty-four hours, as the law requires, and lie will cooperate with the physician and family to keep the disease from spreading. 7. The discharge from the mouth and nose, which especially contain I the germs of the disease, should to 'received on soft cloths and burned and other discharges should be disinfected, and all refuse from th sick room burned. Ali utensils used in feeding the sick should be washed separately from other dishes, and should remain some time in boiliiffc water.

8. Disinfect all bed and body clothing, and other like things, ar f-oon as removed, by immersion foi at least six hours in a solution ol ichloride of lime, four ounces to the gallon of water. They may then wrung out and put in the wash I Remember, however, that no disin fertant in the occupied sick roon can do away with the necessity foi abundant fresh air and sunlight. 9. The isolation of the patienl 'should continue for ten days aftei all trace of the disease has disap peared, and until he has had a dia Infecting bath and been clad in gar ments which have not been in th.

sick room. No person from a hous where there is diphtheria should be permitted to go into public assemblies, and no child from a hous; where the disease has prevailed should be allowed to attend schod without a certificate from the he-alt officer that it is safe to do so. 10. After complete recovery, or death, always thoroughly disinfect the room and ils contents, preferably with nascent formaldehyde, or where this is not available, by burning three pounds of sulphur, moistened with alcohol, for each 1 Jon cubic feet of space, previously stopping all openings, and dampening the floor. bedding and clothing and leaving the room tightly closed tor twelve hours.

The room should then be thoroughly ventilated, and all ledges, woodwork, washed with strong sonp and rinsed with a disinfecting solution. 11. In case of death, the body should be wrapped in a sheet saturated in a disinfecting solution and buried without public service. In giving notice of death newspapers should state that it was from diphtheria, and that children, and those having the care of children, should not attend the funeral. 12.

To be effective the precautions herein suggested should be rigidly observed. Imperfect isolation and disinfection are worse than useless, giviug rise only to a false and misleading sense of security. 13. County aud municipal boards of health have full authority under our laws to enforce these rules, and will fall short of their duty if they fail to do so. 14.

Arrangements have been per-llected under which county or city boards of heiilth may procure Alexander's antitoxin at wholesale prices through this board. A constant sup- fily of fresh antitoxin is always on hand a Bowling Green. Details upon application. Copies of this circular, and of sim ilar ones in regard to scarlet aud typhoid fever aud consumption, for BOSWELrL RESTAURANT 123 South Second St. Open Day and Night Short Orders Specialty.

B. BOSWELIi, Proprietor. New Phone 253. and this afternoon's race card is an excellent one. Middlesboro.

Mrs, Denta C. Whitsett left for Indianapolis yesterday to attend, the conservation cungress, she having been an appointed delegate-at-large from Kentucky to represent Women's. Federated clubs by the president, Mrs. Thomas' Jefferson Miss Pepper of Frankfort, ib the other delegate. Hopkinsrille.

With capital stock of $10,000, Jhe Hopkinsvilte' Cadillac cofnpany filed articles of in-coi ppratloti. The company will d5 a general autoriiobile and garage business in eight counties in this region with Hopklnsville as headquarters. The incorporators are R. E. Cooper, T.

W. Blakey, Oilie Davis, Richard Levell and E. G. Peterson. (ilasgo.

Miss Nettie B. Depp, one of Barren's most popular young school teachers, has accepted the call made by eighty-five of Barren county's citizens to become a candidate for the office of county superintendent and will make the race on the Democratic ticket. Miss Depp is at present principal of the Scottsville graded school, and is the daughter of the Hon. J. B.

Depp, of this county. Henderson. Six members of the council out of nine present voted for an ordinance on its first reading Monday night to allow the citizens of Henderson to vote on a bond issue of not exceeding $50,000 to erect a new and modern city hospital. Owenslioi'o. Mrs.

Anna Frances Long, wife of J. T. died early I Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Taber Abrams, 1327 Alexander avenue. Seven Hills.

Mrs. Long was 56 years old. She was found dead in her bed Sunday morning. Bowling (irevn, Through his attorneys, Grider Harlin. Daniel Amos, administrator of the estate of John Morgan Bailey, today filed a suit in circuit court against the Umisville Nashville railroad company for $14.0011.

The complaint says that Bailey while driving a team of horses over the crossing at Oakland, this county, three months ago, was, through gross negligence on the part of the defendant and its agents and employes, struck by one of its engines, causing injuries which resulted in his death. Maysville. A sight never before witnessed here was the building of a sewer by hoboes. For some time past a sewer has been in contemplation on street, and after the arrest of the twenty or more tramps near this city they were fined $15.50 each, and not having any money they were placed at work digging the sewer ditch. They will complete it tomorrow.

Mnupshiiig. The first tobacco growers of this section to get their 1912 crop all stripped out, are Julian and Hobert Feeback, nine and twelve years of age. Thev raised two acres and did the work themselves. They now have some of their crop on exhibition and it is said to be the finest samples ever seen here. Howling Green.

Mrs. J. T. Andrew and son, Rufus Andrew, aged 15, wife and son of a well-known drug drummer, were shot Sunday night in their home in South Broadway. A week ago the children secured some cartridges and were playing with them on ON LIB i With Blotches.

Could not Rest Day or Night. Solid, Raised Up Mass. Scratched Until Bled. Entirely Cured of Torment by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. C.len Wilton, A'a "Five yean ago I a in a terrible stile of eutloriog with blotches on my limbs, of the most Intense stinging and Itching that' could very well be described.

I could not rest day or night; tlm Itching was so severe that 1C waked me out of sleep. 1 could never get a full night rest. I bad to scratch to allay the terrible itching and I actually scrubbed the very flesh so severely that in a short time the affected places wero so sore I could s.arrcly walk with any ease or comfort. The places wore a solid railed up mass. I would scratch the parta until they would bleed and get sore.

I tried home remedies but got no good; the itching just kept on getting worse. I used soma salve which simply waa no good at all. "I happened to sea the Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertisement and wrote for a free sample. Almost like magic I commenced getting relief. I bought a ftOc.

box of Cuticura Ointment and some Cuticura Soap and I was entirely cured from a torment that would bo hi.rd to (Signed) W. P. Wood, Mar. 0, 1012. Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Ointment (SOc.) are sold throughout tbo world.

Liberal samploof each mailed free, with book oa skia and scalp troubles. A.lilnrss pust-eard "Cuticura, Dept. Uimihii a-Tiinder-faced men should i ma. Soap Shaving Stick, iic tfuuipio uc. TERRIBLE weak or diseased Dloot, It lones up ana reguim.es every portion of the system, and creates an abun dant supply of nourishing properties which fill the circulation and bring health to the body.

S. S. S. is made entirely of healing, cleansing roots, herbs and barks, which are also possessed of great tonic properties. It does not contain a particle of mineral or other harmful drug, and is therefore the purest and safest blood medicine for young or old.

S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers. Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Malaria and all other BROEKER'S DEGERMATED CORN HEAL troubles of a deranged circulation.

Write for free book on the blood and any medical advice. charge for either. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA. For sale at the following leading grocers: Ford Englert, Englert Bryant, M. V.

Cherry, H. J. Foreman, James Ward, J. McAughan, Fred Crutchfleld, W. T.

Read O. A. Tate, Butler McChesney, H. A. Wurth, J.

II. Rutter, J. H. Snyder. W.

H. Voor, C. M. Cagle, Frank Levin, Thomas Boyie, J. L.

Potter, I. S. Eaves, The ke Biederman Grocery Charles Denker, J. J. Lally, W.

E. Linsay, Lieberman Vogt, Henry Kamleiter. $1,300 Buys Two Cottages 610 and 612 Adams Street One four-room, with newer connections and wired for electric lights. Kent for 910 cr month. One throe-room, with sever eonnections.

Hents for $8 per month. CHARLES FISHER 601 South Sixth Street The Eye See Dissolution AUCTION SALE SPLENDID SCHOOL SHOES! Of Diamonds, Watches, Cut I Glass, Jewelry, BrioaBrac i Is Going on Now The Boys and Girls of Paducah and vicinity are going to want School Shoes for the fall term. anticipated the deman end have provided the nest School Shoes that money and experience could secure. SHOKS FOR HOYS AM) GIRLS Such flood leathers as liox mid Velour Gun Metal Calf, Vlcl and Patent Colt, Lace, llultou and lilucher cut, Good, Solid, Oak Tanned Soles. livery Shoe well stayed.

Shoes formed to lit growing, romping feet. All sizes. 323 BROADWAY i is 'i Your Christmas 7,. Come and Get Present at $1.00, $1.30, $1.75 to $2.00 According to Siie. a Bargain ff Jj) i St 'i 'A.