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SOCIETY NOTES

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ALWAYS OPEN
Best Drinks and Sandwiches in Town

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Entertain With Dance
Members of the Lambda Alpha
chapter of the Chi Omega sorority
of the University, who camped at
Bldc-a-Won the Kentucky river,
entertained with a camp dance Sat- -

THE CLOTHES SHOP

Cleaning and Pressing
Let Us Keep Those Summer Togs
in Shape
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175 E. High

Suits
Suits
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Cleaned and Pressed
Cleaned and Pressed

$1.00
$1.25

Phone Ashland 2259

SUN.

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WED

All Talking

"GAMBLERS"

FAIR STORE
New Fall Hats
$198
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Size
Mid-Summ-

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August

BILLIE DOVE
ANTONIOflORENO
in

Fine Quality
FELTS and SATINS
Large, Medium and
Small Head
Our

LOIS WILSON
JASON KOBARDS
GEORGE FAWCETT
II. B. WARNER

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CLEARANCE SALE
Now in Progress

"CAREERS"
All Talking

STATE
SUN..- - MON.
Two Days

"Lilac Time"
With

Have your pressing, cleaning and dyeing
done by experts; don't entrust your valuable clothes to inferior establishments.

Our workers are all experienced ones who
are paid to give you the best in cleaning
and pressing service.
Let us clean and press your summer
finery. We maintain a MODERN PLEATING PLANT

20 Per Cent Off
To

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300 Mine Executives

Expected to Attend
Safety Day, Aug. 31

Approximately
executtrntttttttumtum tives, miners and 300 mine of the
attaches
Industry will attend the statewide
turday evening from D to 2 o'clock.
The grounds and porch were dec- safety day to be held at the Univerorated with Japanese lanterns and sity football stadium August 31, acthe dancing rooms were hung with cording to John F. Daniel, chief of
crepe paper streamers. During in- -i the State Department of Mine,
tcrmlsslon, lecs and cakes were who has offices at the University.
served. An orchestra from Versailles i Well trained Jlrst aid teams will
gather on Stoll field to demonfurnished the music.
The hostesses were the chaper- strate, and a coal dust demonstraons, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hoff- tion, will also be held showing the
man and the members of the soror-- 1 exploslblllty of the dust from varlty: Misses Mary Moore Milton, Vlr-- 1 ious sections of the state.
Judges for the meet will be comglnla xiroshcar, Maude Van Bus-- 1
kirk, Dorothy Chapman, Charlotte ( posed of experts from West VirChapman, Eleanor sweanngen, tu-11- c ginia, Indiana, Tennessee, Alabama,
Ferguson, Ann Caywood, Ann Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The coal dust demonstration,
Rodcs, Henrietta Blackburn, Lisle
Walters, Elizabeth BUllter, Kathcr-ln- e which will be held in a specially
Kennedy, Mary Virginia Marrs, constructed gallery, will be conducJosephine Lapslcy, Florence Kay, ted by the United States Bureau of
Hattis Wilder, Willie Macey Mastln, Mines officials, and executives of
Dorothy Delly, Edith Reynolds, the State Department of Mines.
Madge Reynolds and Elizabeth
THE GREEN TREE
Tlnslcy.
Luncheon Tea Dinner
A DOLLAR DINNER
served every evening out doors at
the Green Tree Tea Room Main, , Dr.
opposite Kentucky Theatre.
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B. B. SMITH & CO.
Corred Apparel for
WOMEN and MISSES
204 W. MAIN ST.

EAT AT BENTON'S
PIES

CHICKEN CROQUETTES

SANDWICHES

HOME

STRAWBERRY

MADE

SALADS

TARTS

Famous for Our Chocolate Fudge Cakes

Benton's Sweet Shoppe
141

SOUTH LIME

Party on Continent

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Kappa Camp Opens
Members of the Kappa Kappa1 Prof. McHenry Rhoads, retired
sorority of the University, from active service at the UniverGamma
are entertaining with their annual sity at commencement, who undercamping party at Cheery Lodge at went an operation at the American
Clifton on the Kentucky river. The hospital in Paris, France recently
party Is chaperoned by Mrs. C. D. while on a European tour this sum-mr- e,
Smith, and will return Saturday.
Is rapidly recovering and hopes
to rejoin his touring party soon, acst
cording to word received here.
Davidson was the
ivlr. Frank
He expects to join R. E. Monroe
weak end guest of Mr. Dwight Pen- and party In London August 7, saildleton Jr., at his home near Win- ing for the United States August 17.
Saturday
evening Mr.
chester.
Davidson was the gues't of honor at
a delightful dinner given by Mr. ROOF
Pendleton at his home. Other delightful affairs were arranged for We repair slate, tile, tin and
Sunday.
composition roofs. We also erect
and repair gutter and spouting.
A delightful place for sandwiches,
All work guaranteed.
tea and Ices at the Gree Tree.
Main street opposite the Kentucky
WISE FURNACE REPAIRING
Theatre.

Several Camps Planned
Several sor&rity camping parties
have been arranged for the month
of August, among them being the
Delta Delta Delta sorority of the
University who will camp at Cliff
Echoes, and the Alpha XI Delta
sorority who will camp at Cheery
Lodge. Both parties are scheduled
for the last of the month.

COLLEEN MOORE
GARY COOPER

A live rattlesnake, measuring over
four feet long and having 11 buttons, which was captured by John
C. Young in the hills of Breathitt
county, has been presented to Dr.
W. D. Funkhouser by Donald Main-har- t,
of Jackson. When the reptile
was caught by Young it put up a
game fight. The poison has not yet
been removed, making it somewhat
dangerous.

We Extend a Special Invitation to
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS
But We Strive to Satisfy All

Viaduct Barber Shop
H. M. DAVIS, Prop.

177 E. HIGH ST.

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OPEN

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HOME

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REPAIRING

SNAKE SENT TO FUNKHOUSER,

Everything Reduced

STUDENTS

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Rhoads to Join

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After Dances and Parties

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OFFICE

(Toe DENTON CO)

New Fall Hats
$5

MILLER BROS.
105 W. High

Phone 2758

Cor. Near High and

THE NEW PLAZA
RESTAURANT
Next to Fayette

The first Fall fashions are joining Denton's complete group at
this low price. . . The rich new
woodsy browns, the clear greens
and dark blues and reds. . . The
new shapes, mostly "up in front
and down at the back" as is

Line

characteristic of the first Fall

Denton's fine specialization at this price assures you of the utmost
procurable in a hat at

Bank

successes in hats. Come in for
an early inspection.

$5

(DENTON'S THIRD FLOOR)

Velvet Dresses
Lead for Early Fall

CHICKEN DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
11 A. M. to 2 P. M.

50c
Best Plate Lunch in Town
35c

Students Are Always
Welcome

The very first assured successes in Fall fashions to
arrive were Velvet Dresses. . . In rich brown Wood
Tones. . . Interesting new lines and details. . . Inspect
them at your earliest opportunity. . . $25.
(DENTON'S

Give Us A Try

SECOND

FLOOR)

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Simply show our driver that you are a student and
you will be allowed this discount.

TWO LOCATIONS

Make Us Headquarters
For Your Needs in

TO SERVE YOU

Co.

Applegate-Grave- s
(Incorporated)

369 E. MAIN ST.

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

We've specially priced this sparkling
new smartly styled pump that just
arrived.

It Patent, Navy Blue

and

VALET NO.

or
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(Branch)

Transylvania Printing Co.

139 N. Lime
PHONES ASHLAND 288 - 6276

NORTH

Jet Black

Kidskin
AAA's to C's

UPPER

D rowns Clearance Sale

Irresistible Beauty
Vividly radiating Style and Comfort

Offers hundreds of women's smart shoes including new

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arrivals at extraordinary sale prices

$85

$85

$285

in the newest modes of Fall.

(Regular prices were $5.00 and
7aV

Whether it be for Formal, Street or
Sport Wear, we are the first

to show

the correct style and color for the
occasion.

LEXINGTON,

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Straps, ties, pumps including some
shoes made by Selby and J & K,
formerly sold as high as $12.
DON'T

MISS

YOUR

BEST CHANCE

Full-Fashion-

OF

AND HOSIERY

REAL SHOE

Pure Silk

ed

THE YEAR

TO

MONEY

Hosiery

90c

Brown Boot Shop

Cinderella Slipper Shop
102 W. MAIN ST.

,

KY.

139

W. MAIN ST.

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