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THE ORPHEUM THEATRE

Triangle, Metro, World and V. L. S. E.
Pictures.

Feature

"WE GIVE

First Class in Every Appointment

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Feature and Comedy
Pictures

THEATRE

Change of

rtctirc Each

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to 10:30 P. M.
Admission

Ten
Cents

Day

"Superior Vaudeville"
ALL NEW BUT THE NAME

Same Management, Same Classy Shows
"If a Laugh was worth $1, You'd Leave Here Rich"
20,

10, 15,

25, 30,

Boxes

3550

Justright Made to Order
SUITS AND OYERCOATS

$18.00

TO $25.00

Appeal to College Men because in no
other Clothes can they express
their individuality so we)) at
such a reasonable price.

JUSTRIGHT TAILORING CO.
Lexington, Ky.

145 West Main St.

OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO

FREE TICKET WITH EACH ONE PURCHASED."

ADA MEADE

Prices

Go Where the Go's Go
Admission 5c and 10c

MEET ME AT

Personally Picked

WINTER TOURIST TICKETS

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At Reduced Fares, on sale Daily to

Kentucky's hope, thrco times whon
the ball was behind Kentucky's goal
lino.
Klnno camo Into prominence by sen
sational defensive work and all the
lino deserves pralso In great gobs for
their performance.
It was a great game. The season
that the game made tho great finale
to, Is one of the most successful In
The
tho history of the University.
have coped with tho great
Wildcats
est teamB in tho South and have
proved that they are worthy of rank
in the vanguard. Vanderbilt got Ken
tucky's goat but the Commodores
went home satisfied that they hadn't
been in any child's play.
The whole team deserves praise.
And above it all, there stands the
long, lean, lanky coach who did the
work. Starting with a Freshmen
team two years ago, Doctor Tigert developed a "bunch" of the best men
that the University has ever clothed
in blue and white. This year with almost overwhelming odds against him
he set his collection of two years
against the best in the South. And
with this result that all the colleges
in the Southland, recognize the University as a strong competitor and ad
mire it as one of them. This is the
work of a great coach whose name
will go down in history.

FIRST

HOUR

ORLEANS

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And All Resorts of the South

Liberal

Stop- - Over

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HAS PECULIAR EFFECT

CADET HOP

Students Not Only Ones To
Suffer From Big Siren's Noise

FINAL LIMIT FOR RETURN, MAY 31, 1917
For complete information and descriptive
literature, call on nearest TICKET AGENT
or write
H. C. KING, Passenger and Ticket Atfeat
118 East Main Street, LEXINGTON, KY.

Miss Spurr's Special Thanksgiving
Friday Evening Dec. 1st
Saxophone

Lewis'
YOUNG

LADIES MUST PRESENT

and Hot Chocolate at the
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
207 W. Short St.

McGURKS
Where All is Well and Good

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Home-mad- e

Trio

TICKETS AT THE DOOR.

SAM GULLO

Eat Your Sandwiches

HotJChocolate,""

Dance

Candy

Progressive Sho Repairing Skep
Lexington, Ky
140 S. Limestone
Rubber Heels and Soles a Specialty

CALAGIS & CO.
107 WEST MAIN STREET
BEST SODA FOUNTAIN IN THE
CITY. FINE HOME-MADCANDIES
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and Ices

Knights of Columbus Hall
-- OPEN

FOR-

-

Dancet and Other
College Affairs
Pric $7.50

For EATS
You've tried the rest
Now try the "BEST"
MRS. BARNETT

University Lunch Stand

Pianos Furnished

B.J.TREACY Phone

335

Patronize Our Advertiser!.

DECEMBER

16.

Tho next cadet hop will be given in
Duell Armory Saturday, December 16.
Girls' tickets can bo socured from

Dean Hamilton after Tuesday and all
(By Mildred Graham.)
nro requested to get them as soon as
Whon tho 8 o'clock whistle blows at
possible
tho University of Kentucky its results
are noticed far and wide. It has a
mysterious power exerted not only on
tho campus but for miles around. Tho
effect of this magic whistle may bo
noted upon every pike leading to the
great center of learning. The rural
Kentuckian quickens his lively pace
at the sound, and wipes tho perspiration from his heated brow. The flivver
is allowed one more notch of tho
throttle and leaps forward with new
BBBLb
(frs
vigor. An extra poke in the ribs is
given Shanks' mare, which gives her
more impetus. The bicycle pedal adds
to each
several more revolutions
winged minute. Old Dobbin kicks
more dust into tho wagon, for from
experience he knows the meaning of
the sound; and a kind motorman of a
country car will perhaps "put on"
more speed, in response to the pray
ers and bribes of his passengers.
Nearer the scene of action the same
ALL STUDENTS INVITED TO
nervous tension prevails. The street
NIGHT. car upon which so much depends
SOCIAL TOMORROW
races on at a reckless rate, much to
of the occupants
The Girls' Fidelis Class of the Max the satisfaction
Machines make use of the fact that
well Street Presbyterian Church will
be hostess at a "measuring social" to two wheels, Instead of four, often facil
be given in the church parlors tomor- itate matters in turning corners.
row night from 8 o'clock to 11 o'clock, Fences offer no obstruction to the
sig
to which all University students are sprinter, who has the
Everyone who at- nal as a stimulus. Thus spring's
cordially invited.
tends is requested to bring three cents warm sunshine, fall's scurrying leaves
r and chill air, heavy rains and light
for each extra inch. An excellent
each extra loot. An excellent program has been arranged and refreshDAY
ments will be served.

DRESS UP
The Outer as
well as the
inner man
CHRISTMAS

ON

pro-fo-

Privileges

P. M.

snows find tho students arriving each
morning at tho University in their
gentle courtship of tho
goddess of learning.

WHISTLE

well-know- n

FLORIDA-CUBA-NE-

11 KM)

For Gifts

ADA MEADE THEATRE
HAS SURE WINNER
cosHawaiian music, Hawaiian
tumes, Hawaiian scenes, Hawaiian
dancing and some real Hawaiians, natives playing their ukuleles will be
one of the features in the new musical
comedy, "My Honolulu Girl," which
opens at the Ada Meade for an engagement beginning Monday matinee
December 11.
The scenes are all placed among
the Hawaiian Islands where a number
of American tourists have Journeyed
to view the beauties of the Island before returning to the United States.
Cluas. J. Burkhart, many times the
feature of leading Broadway productions, is holding down the leading
male comedy end and by the many
laughs he calls forth proves himself
a real comedian and a thoro cure for
the blues.
Alice Berry ub an English maid, is
one of the smallest as well as funniest
little women on tho stlage. Her winning personality and oharacter songs
endear her to her audience and she always meets with a hearty reception.
Inez Rodlrequez, as Yukalana, ward
of tho hotel keeper at Honolulu and
Catherine Martin as Lady Highbrow,
are both possessed of attractive voices
while the chorus in delightful dances
and newest gowns all help to make
this one of the cleverest little shows
ever produced.

That
College Men

Your every need
in "Smart" Suits,
Overcoats, Shoes

Hats,

Like

and

Haberdashery

go to

United (Eoifiin

Stores

111

EAST MAIN

LEXINGTON.

Graves, Cox & Co.
INCORPORATED.

STREET
KENTUCKY.

'COLLEGE FELLOWS SHOP

See
JrlANew Those
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jA
Best In TownBlack

English Last
SHOES

at The Special Shoe Cos

Priced Right too

and Tan

The Special Shoe Co.
206 W. Main St.

Lexington, Ky.

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