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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
Donough, 6; Crawford, 0; Rico, 2; Col- OAV ANO NICJMT
BOOKKEEPING
lins, 2.
nualneaa.Phdnoflrnpliy
Pikeville Greer, 8; Miller, 20; Rid
x riiWKi jl unu ana
Tournament.
The teams and tho dle, 8; Mustek, 6; Walters, 0.
TELEGRAPHY
places whoro thoy were entertained
Ashland Debt, 4; Ilenthorne, 30; LEXINGTON, KY., BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
while In Lexington wore: Carrollton, Hamonds, 14; Montgomery, 0; Smith,
Ik. Mi Sjcmmm h TOnr !?. Eailii la&tu Cl!cte
.Plkovlllo, Ashland, Covington, NewTonchcri of Hnnkkcoplnrt shotiM show
14; Snyder, 8.
cferanjM of liish rm-I- work in DookkcepiiiR
port, and Montlccllo at tho Phoenix
Monticello Rankin, 11; Wllhlto, 6; which tiiry hive clone themselves.
O'irllopUkcppinunni Hunklnff Cotirftrl
Hotel; Paris, Clark County, Winches-to- r BartlcBon, 4; Bertram, 4; Back, 0.
ire tniiHht by trained teachers of practical ex
perience.
and Kavanaugh at tho Loland Hon nnldntf Coitrne Includes eight limV
Wo Ruicrto two hundred of our k..T - on
tel; Anderson County and Georgetown
who nro bankers, Including twenty-siwho nre
at the Reed Hotel; Maysvlllo at tho WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS :onnec cd with our Lexington UanliS. hnk wre
Our Loose Leaf Tobncco set of
compiled from tho accounting of leading
S. A. E. Fraternity House, Owcnshoro
of this city.
AT PATTERSON HALL
Our Oil, Timber nntl Mining sets of bota
nt the Sigma Nu Fraternity House,
were made from actual transaction ot thcac
.Ines of business.
and Cynthlana nt the A. T. O. Frater- Election of Officers Postponed Till
Our Partnership includes eight sets o(
jooks. These, with the nccjun'lnii i.niuht f r
nity House.
April Meeting.
a'.her various commere'al enterpriAos, Inr't-iArithmetic, Pcnmunslup, Spelling, Currcs
The fighting began promptly at 10
pondencc, etc.
Endorsed by award of Medil and fiiptmn
o'clock Friday morning, and continf Honor nt two great World's Fairs nnd tuuui.
Tho Woman's Club of tho Univerinds of graduates.
ued through nfternoon, evening and sity of Kentucky held tho regular
These are Reasons why our graduates nr
:allcd to the highest salaried position i.
morning until Lexington High and meeting on Friday afternoon nt PatA Speclnl Course of Honkkci,nl"it wl
jo arranged for each one's time, want or pio3pei
Ashland High had eliminated all other terson Hall. The hostesses wore Mrs. .i''e occuna'ion.
Particulars phone 932. Visit Coll
teams, and the State championship was George Baker, Mrs. Clarence Math- lastFor
Mi'n S'rcet, near Post Office, on,
,
Union Depot, or
decided by a final game played Satur- ews, Mrs. Frank McFarland, Mrs. Dan- Address WILBUR R. SMITH, Lejclr."!- day afternoon botween
these two iel Terrell and Mrs. Mllford White.
teams. Lexington won by a score of
In tho absence of tho president, Mrs.
56 to 13, thus winning the University Paul P. Boyd, on account of Illness,
cup for tho third consecutlvo tjmo and Mrs. Llnwood Brown presided for the
also winning the basketball given by business session.
PATTERNS
the Thos. E. Wilson Sporting Goods The annual election of officers and
THAT APPEAL TO
Company.
the address by Miss Josephine Sim-raAll of the games of the series were
were postponed until the meeting COLLEGE MEN
well played and "were all
in April.
See Them At
A spirit of wholesome interscholastic
Miss Marietta Elchelberger, of the
rivalry was present throughout the Home Economics faculty, gave a
JCJSTRIGHT TAILORING
contest, and the tournament was one group of songs. In the delightful soCOMPANY
of the most successful ever held. The cial hour the hostess, Mrs. Mathews
Fifth Annual Tournament will be held presided at the tea table which had a
145 W. Main St.
at the University next year at about silver vase of pink carnations, a sliver
the same time.
service and silver baskets of .cakes
Suits made by us pressed
The games were played in the fol- and bonbons. A large number of the for one year free of charge.
lowing order, and with the following members were present.
WINS
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LEXINGTON

HIGH

A

GOOD STYLES,
GOOD SHOES,
RIGHT PRICES

For All These See

The Special Shoe Co.

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Why Not Trade Here?
BECAUSE
The selection of suitable drug store goods is better
here than usual for the very simple reason that not
only do we stock practically anything and everything that any drug store anywhere could offer you.
but we arrange and display them in such a way as
to make selection easy, rapid and satisfactory. The
quality of everything we sell is high-gradTrue,
goods, but
there are medium priced and
value for value, price for price, there are better
offerings here than elsewhere. When the guestion
of drugs is considered there is but one quality and
that is the highest that science can produce.
e.

low-pric-

il

Herman U. Bolles, Prop.

The Southern Engraving Co
Wishes to Announce

GEO. T. MARTIN'S
NOT

HAIR

BUT

RAISING

HAIR

CUTTING

SHAVE 15c
SHOWER AND TURKISH
BATHS
Basement, 139 East Main Street

8.

Kavanaugh Mitchell, 36; Wither-spooHalm, 4;
8;
36; McBrayer,
Bottom, 0; Johnson, 0.
Georgetown Long, 8; Robinson, 6;
Forwood, 6; Kemper, 0; Wolfe, 0.
Carrollton Baxter, 2; Messlnk, 2;
Raney, 6; Adams, 4; Johnston, 0; Han-Io-

The opening of their Engraving Plant at
311 W. Main St., on or about Dec. 1st, at
which time we will be able to furnish printing plates of all descriptions.

BENCKART& FOTSCH

HAIR CUT 25c

Proprietors

PLAIN,

EAGLE BARBER SHOP

"EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
WILL BE OUR MOTTO"

107 SOUTH LIMESTONE ST.

MATTHEW

A. MANGIONE

Opposite the Phoenix Hotel

Progressive Shoe Hospital
My Work and Prices Always

First-Clas-

Keep Me Busy

-

Ph one

VICTOR BOGAERT

140 South Limestone

4125

LEADING JEWELERS

Shoes Repaired While You

Wait

Work Guaranteed

s

Lexington, Ky.

Semi-Final-

Faust,

Lexington, Kentucky

Cor. Main and1 Limestone

results:

Lexington, 24; Paris, 15.
Ashland, 34; Kavanaugh, 15.
Finals.
Lexington, 56; Ashland, 13.
The high school athletes participating in tho tournament, their school,
and their total points, are as follows:
Covington Boyetto, 34; Regan, 14;
Leslie, 10; Mann, 2; Ferguson, 0;
Ledder, 0; Boll, 0; Schulte, 0.
Newport Perry, 0; Thompson, 8;
Thomasson, 2; Lipscomb, 2; Wilson, 0.
Lexington Powell, 8; Campbell, 8;
Gibson, 10; Bedford, 2; Wallace, 13;
McFarland, 44; King, 45; Kayse, 20.
cer,
Academy-SpenWesleyan
Kentucky
3; Ecton, 2; Word, 2; Johnson, 0; Byrd, 3.
Cynthlana Cox, 2; Smith, 5; Conway, 4; Wallingford, 0; Moses, 0.
Clark County MoCort, 24; Swift,
C;' Kearns, 10; Albert, 8; Baker, 0;
Hendricks, 0; Bloch, 0; Pace, 0.
Lawrenceburg Adams, 10; Spencer,
0; Hyatt, 0; Brady, 2; Spencer, E., 2.
Paris McCllntock, 8; Burnett, 24;
Denton, 36; Tucker, 8; Rice, 18; Roberts, 2; Dundon, 6.
Owensboro Wilson, 8; Wathen, 2;
Snoddy, 10; Bartlett, 8; Phelfor, 2;

ed

FAYETTE DRUG STORE

hard-fough-

Preliminaries.
iCovington, 42; Newport, 12.
Lexington, 27; Kentucky Wesleyan
Academy, 10.
Clark iCounty, 38; Cynthlana, 11.
Paris, 44; Lawrenceburg, 14.
Owensboro, 21; Georgetown, 20.
Kavanaugh, 35; Carrollton, 14.
Pikeville, 23; Maysville, 16.
Ashland, 29; Monticello, 25.
Lexington, 43; Covington, 18.
Paris, 43; 'Clark County, 11.
Kavanaugh, 35; Owensboro, 17.
Ashland, 28; Pikeville, 20.

Lexington, Ky.

206 W. Main Street

133-13- 5

Established 1883
"THE HALLMARK STORE"
Lexington, Ky.
W. Main St.

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
A Complete Line of Choice Cut Flowers on Hand.

"Atta Boy

Corsage Bouquets a Specialty

Tames P. Keller

Bet your sweet life we're glad the boys are back again. And we're
going to treat the fellows in the same good old way. The boys know
who we are alright.

We've always been "dutch uncles" to every

FLORISTS

Phone 354

327 W. Main Street

uni-

J. P. BARNES, College Repreentatlve

versity and college lad.

John s Drug Co.

OUR SPECIAL SODAS AND SUNDAES
We sure do know what the boys like in sodas and sundaes. That's
Everything
why our shop is known as "Students' Headquarters."
we serve is fresh and pure

MAIN AND WALNUT

that's tho secret of our success.

(Sanitary Soda Fountain

MISS HOLLADAY'S CANDY
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

FINE CANDIES

PRESCRIPTIONS
Phone 560

STUDENTS' HEADQUARTERS

MITCHELL, BAKER & SMITH

Lexington Drug
Company

(Incorporated)
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

DRY GOODS
Ready to Wear Qarmenta

High Claaa Dreea Making

PHOENIX SLOCK
Millinery

Beauty Parlera

0.

Maysville

Kenan, 2; Tully, 4;

Mc- -

230-23- 2

W. Main

Street

Lexlngten, Ky.

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