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THE KENTUCKY RUtKIL
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ALL MAKES

Typewriters for Rent
STANDARD SchaSgeer
Special Rates io Students

PJtenf 1792

WEST SHORT ST.

Off. Courthouse

WELCOME

SUMMER STUDENTS,

Let Us Help You Make Your Summer Schooling Both
Pleasant and Economical
Try Our..Sandwiches and Plae Lunches

The Criterion Cafe
117

NORTH LIMESTONE

ment of their daughter, Asca, to Mr.
Mllblirn Tayldr, of Bcnhftm. The
wedding Is planned for August 27
at the home of the bride-elec- t.
The engagement Was announced
at a dinner bridge party given the
bridc-cle- ct
by her mother. Miss
Hart was dietician of the Young
Women's" Christian Association In
Lexington last year and made many
friends during her stay hCre.
Mr. Taylor Is working on his master's degree at the University this
summer. He Is the conch and principal of the high school at Ben-hawhere the young couple plan
to live. Mr. Taylor left Thursday
for Overlook.

n

Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Isobel Taylor and Mr. Addison Yeaman, both
students at the University two years
ago'. The wedding1 Is planned for
early fall at tho home of the bride-ele- ct
In Henderson.
Miss Taylor was a member of
Kappa Kappa Qamma sorority and
Mr. Yeaman was a member of the
Phi Delta Thcta fraternity. He was
at one time director of Strollers,
dramatic organization on the cam
pus, and was elected president of
the group before leaving the Uni
versity. He attended Columbia University last year.

PACK
Ill, She plans to return home In two
weeks'.
Miss Hazel Baucom motored to
Mammoth Cave Tuesday and spent
two days there.
A DOLLAR DINNER
served ever evening out doors at
the Green Tree Te Room Mala,
opposite Kentucky Theatre.
Miss Martha Minlhan left the
first of the week for a motor trip to
Washington, D. C where she will
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Waterman.

Fried Chicken Dinner

Mr. Hugh Ellis, of Buechell, was
the guest of Mr. James Shropshire
delightful place for sandwiches, last week end, and returned to his
Camping Party
tea and Ices at the Gree Tree. home Monday.
A,, group., of University students Main street opposite the Kentucky
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enjoyed a camping party at Idle-wil- d, Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. William Orote, of
Clifton, last week end. Miss
Vanceburg, were the guests over the
PERSONALS
Elizabeth OreathoUse chaneroned
week end of Mr. Don orote.
the camp, which was attended by
Miss Mary Armstrong Is recoverMisses Lulu Combs, Frances Bas-ke- tt,
Mr. John Bullock, who visited
Mary J. Sharpe, Nancy Jones, ing from scarlet fever, an illness friends In Lexington last week, has
Frances Loughridge and Avery Hall; of several weeks.
returned to ills home in Covington.
Messrs. Frank Davidson, Sam Man-le- y,
Miss Sherley Orlef, of Elizabeth-tow- n,
Layman, Vernon Great-hous- e,
Leslie
Is visiting friends In LexingBob Thompson and James
ton.
Thompson.

EVERY NIGHT

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$1 00

Music, Stage and

PARIS

THE GREEN TREE
Lancheon Tea Dinner

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New Home

Engagement Annoanced
Miss Agnes Forman Is the guest
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Mr. and Mrs. A .M. Hart, of Over- - of Mr and Mrs. W. H. Avery, and
brook, Kas., announce the engage Miss Virginia Avery, In Evanston, duce modern Germany, where the
plot is laid.
"Last of Mrs. Cheyney" Coming
After Norma Shearer's hit as the
COMING
star of "The Trial of Mary Dugan,"
she was given the much coveted tiNow Is the time to have your furnace cleaned and repaired, and
tle role of the famous stage success,
made ready for use. We repair all makes of f arnaces. We also repair
"The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," which
is coming to the Strand Sunday.
all kinds of roofs slate, tin and composition. AU work guaranteed.
This extremely witty and fast mov
ing drama is from the pen of Frederick Lonsdale, noted British play105 W. HIGH
ASH. 2758
WISE FURNACES
PHONE
wright.
Basil Rathbone, Cyril Chadwlck
and George Barraud handle the
male parts parts adeptly, while
Hedda Hopper gives a good performance, as does our old favorite,
George K. Arthur.
Dialogue Is done exceedingly well
as are the screen shots. Sidney
Franklin deserves much credit for
his able directing.
Current Attractions
Ben AH The versatile Laura La
Plante and reliable Nell Hamilton
in "The Love Trap," which has an
Two-PIeCleaned and Pressed $1.60
Salts
antiquated plot but worth seeing
Three-Pie1.25
Salts ... Cleaned and Pressed
for the above mentioned players
acting.
175 E. High St.
Phone Ashland 2259
Buddy Rogers and
Kentucky
Mary Brian In a "deah, deah" romance of the old South as popularly sentimentalized, "River of RoEAT AT
mance."
Strand Eleanor Boardman conCHICKEN CROQUETTES
HOME MADE PIES
tinues In "She Goese to War,"
which has drawn good crowds all
'
STRAWBERRY TARTS
SALADS
SANDWICHES
week. You should see it too.

Next to
Post Office

WINTER'S

NEWEST COLORS

AUTUMN'S

Open in

Screen

Mr. Rod Keeney was the guest of
Lester Witherspoon at the Sigma
Nu house this past week.

Accentuated in these

MILLER BROTHERS

SMART

THE CLOTHES SHOP

Cleaning and Pressing

A

Keen
New

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Beret

for
the
Co-ed-

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Let Us Keep Those Summer Togs

The smartest and daintiest modes of any season . . . Styles that are
different.

in Shape

In Brown Suede
Blue Suede

Reptiles
Mall
Orders'

Kid

nii

$6.85

Fiiied"

BENTON'S

OVER 50 STYLES

Famous for Our Chocolate Fudge Cakes

To Choose From

Benton's Sweet Shoppe

$85

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Make Us Headquarters

In Dull Kid
Brown Kid

For Your Needs in

Smart Slender Vamps

Satins
Patent

Dainty Short Vamps

$5.85

Mitchell, Baker

SOUTH LIME

Smith

Engravings, Typewriters, Notebooks,
Pens, Pencils, Desk Sets and Other
Student Necessities

Transylvania Printing Co.

Incqrporated

NORTH

UPPER

Students Go Hungry
At End of Week Is
Found by Professor
MADISON, Wis. There are lean
days and fat days for the college
student.
.One, day he eats and another he
Hoesujt'eat itY dlk Anyjhow.-Pro- f.
P.
Tax V the TJwwYslty jof Wisconsin, found out 'that' Thursdays and
Fridps .are." fte" leajiet. days, tor ihe
restsurajfy pwaeis, :bejrig tif ena of
the week and ne'areV thVend ol the

t.

studenfsbanktoJI. .
Satjirdajs and. Sunday, for different reasons, are the "peak" days

in the restaurant business, according to Fox. Football games, other
athletic activities and dates are the
reason for the heavy eating over the
week end.
Here again as every college lad
will witness, women are the cause
of more; trouble. "Dates" usually order meals priced above the average,
according to Fox, which mounts the
week-en- d,
toll Invested in victuals
to a large sum and forces the average" student to stint his food consumption for the remainder of the

SOLIEL and FELT or
VIS-A-VI-

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especially youthful Fall fashion whose
sportive zest will infallibly appeal to young
college women. . . Shown in snucuh assured
shades as
An

KAFFA BROWN

COCOA

BUCKSKIN

BEAN

INDEPENDENCE

BRAMA

Conveniently Priced
(DENTON'S

... $5

THIRD FLOOR)

Clearance of
HAND BAGS
Values
to $2.95

$

The smart
small styles

Smart small woven bags in plaid and stripe
effects with contrasting leather trim. . . Snake
grain bags in light tan mottled with darker
tan. . . Bright imorted raffia bags with honey
colored shell mountings. .
(DENTON'S

STREET FLOOR)

week.

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Good Rooms for the Fall Term

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HI.

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The Modes for Fall

During the rush and confusion of getting registered it is hard to make a wise choice of your rooming house; so take this
list home with you and make your selection this summer.

Comfortable

4i

ROOMS and BOARD

Rooms
Across

Cool,

Fashion decrees genuine Lizard shoes
for Fall; also black and dark shades
in kidskin, suedes and perennial patent. We have them now always before they become
commonplace in
less exclusive

Pleasant

Rooms

Pleasant, homelike rooms for students

For Students

For Students

the 'street from University

GOOD DOUBLE ROOMS

$20

2Meals per day

student

$5.00 per week

3 Meals per day

Rowdies not wanted

$10 each

4 double room

RATES REASONABLE

$6.00 per week

1 single room

Apply

W. F. PORTER

314

Mrs. Nannie Shearer

Harrison Ave.

344 Harrison Avenue
Good, Homelike

Nice Rooms
For Older Students or
Teachers
No "Rowdies" Need Apply

5 double rooms

Also single rooms

E. MaxweU

a boarding house

You will

soon like to call us "Home."

i

4 double rooms

and sleeping

Here

you

$5 and $6

will

all that's
smart in mater-

find

ials, original in v
design, sound in taste. May we add,
whether you intend to buy now or
later or elsewhere you'll be equally welcome.

porch

25
REASONABLE

at $20

MRS. ROBT. BLACKBURN
211

Rooms
We are more than

shops.

$12

MRS. DORA HURST

395 S. Llnie

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ADVANCE SHOWING

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Ashland 3155

RATES

REASONABLE

RATES

204 E. Maxwell

MAXWELL STREET INN

MRS. CHARLES

DONOVAN

336 Harrison Ave.

Brown Boot Shoppe
139 W. MAIN ST.

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