F iATUIDAY MAY 23 1908

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I CalendarMAY 26

The ladles of the Firstl Presbyterian Church will en ¬

° tertain with a white showeron Tuesday evening in tho

f parlors of the church Whitearticles will be sold by ladles

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f c In white costumes An ad ¬

r mission of 25c will be charged

1t 1which Includes refreshments

ff< i fr1ti 1 MAY 27

if > Mrs R W Dehoney and-

S Mrs C E Collins will entertain the Married Ladles Eu ¬oftfyMrs Dehoney on Elks PlaceWednesday afternoon

tMAY 27Bensonrr 1s residence of Mrs Jno Mooreat Choatvllle Wednesdayevening Refreshments willbe served

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iJUNE 3Mrs Hubert Vreeland and

Mrs Russell Rodman will entertain the Lofting Club atsrthe home of Mrs Vreeland

i on Shelby street Wednesdayti

°f afternoon-

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KNIGHTS TEMPLARAT LEBANON

r Frankfort Commandary No4 wasoffity1 r plar of Kentucky at Lebanon during

the week by Past Grand CommanderGeo A Lewis Em Sir Mason PBrown and Sir Knights Jno P SelMjbert D L Holland C D Wells C S

I Reading J R Nuckols and J F Harlf court

WHITE SHOWER ATPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

4T The ladles of the First Presbyterianchurch will entertain with a white

w shower next Tuesday evening at whichwhite articles of every description will

600ds

LADIESiA SPECIAL OFFERING IN

TAILORED SUITS NOBBY STYLES

SPLENDID VALUES AT 1500 AND2000

SILKS IN NEAT CHECKS SPECIIAL 50c-

WOOL SUITINGS IN LIGHT SPRINMIXTURES OR STRIPED EFFE

WORTH 100 YD SPECIAL 69c jTAN SILK GLOVES AND HOC

CORRECT LEEATHER SHADESMATCH THE OXFORDS

MATTINGS PRETTY CARPETSIGNS SPECIAL 25c

MATINGS NEAT CHECKS SPECIAL 15c

ROOM SIZE RUGS SPECIAL 10 15

ND 2250

LACE CURTAINS SPLENDID VAL ¬

UES 1 150 300 AND 500

be offered for sale by ladles attiredin white costumes In addition to this

of strawberries Ices andcakes will be served There will alsobe a candy table at which delicioushome made bonbons will be on saleA malt admission fee of 25c will becharged which will Include refresh ¬

ments

STAG PARTYUP KENTUCKY RIVER I

Mr Charles Whitehead pleasantly entertalned a party of friends on Sun ¬

diy last with a trip up the Kentuckyriver In his launch Helen Dinnerwas served the party near Tyrone andenroute home they were served a fishsupper at Turkey Run Among MrWhiteheads guests were Messrs JnoR Sower Chas J Weitzel Jas Heeney Edward Moran P J Manning PB Lillis R J Lynch C E Collinsand William J Gorman

THE MARRIED LADIES

EUCHRECLUBTheLadles Euchre Club

were most pleasantly entertained onafternoon from 3 until 5

oclock by Mrs Jas A Sullivan andMiss Kate Newman at the home ofMrs Sullivan on Lewis srtreet Theparlor and dining hall were quite at¬

tractive in decorations of variedspring blooms Mrs Jas G Noonanwon the first prize a handsome crys ¬

tal picture while the second prize abeautlflul silk belt was won by MissKate Newman After the game a de¬

licious Ice course was served themembers of the club who are Mes-

dames¬

R W Dehoney J P NoonanJas A Sullivan Thos J Brlslan JasG Nonan C E Collins J J BrislauCletn Benninger Ben Marshall V Bebench G B Salender Jr and MissKate Newman

MR AND MRS BERRYSPARTY TO OLD CROW

Mr and Mrs Geo F Berry delight ¬

fully entertained a party of friends onan Inspection trip to the Old Crowdistillery Monday The party left thecity on a special train over the Ken ¬

tucky Highlands railway at half pastten oclock in the morning and re

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May Sale of

White goodsj

OUR TREMENDOUS SALEDURING THE PAST WEEKWAS SO MARVELOUSLY SUCICESSFUL THAT THELINES WERE

DEPLETED THE STOCKS HAVE NOW BEENLY REPLENISHED AND WE ARE AGAIN ENABLED TO OF¬

FER SUCH VALUES AS THESESHEER WHITE INDIA UINONS WORTH 10c A YARD SPE ¬

CIAL DURING WHITE SALE AT YD7 12cLINENFINISH SUITING 36 INCHES WIDE WASHES AND

IRONS BETTER THAN ALL LINEN SPECIAL YD12 12cWHITE QUILTSSEE OUR FULL SIZE WHITE QUILTSI

4 WORTH 125 EVERYWHERE OUR PRICELACE CURTAINSWHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS 54

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INCHES WIDE 3 38 YDS LONG SPECIAL PRICE 98cLADIES ALL LINEN PLAIN WHITE

GOOD QUALITY EACHa NEW LOT BORDERED LAWNSB

20c YD SPECIAL AT YD HANDKERCHIEFSISHIRT WAISTS LADIES WHITE LAWN

125 SPECIAL EACHu I

Dry

refreshments

Wednesday

THOROUGH

Carpets

turned home at one Following thetrip they were served a delicious lun

HotelI guestswere Mr and Mrs Wm L Cannpi

Jl111IrsCornelia Bush Mrs Mary H BradleyMrs Cheney of Poughkeepsie N YIrenaIntngham Mary Swlgert HendrickAlargle udley and Mary Bull and

ir Hume and P J Man

UBENTERTAINED

fg Club met Wednesdayith Mesdames W H and

y at the home of Mrs WH Posey on Todd street For thepleasant occasion the handsomeresidence was quite attractively deco-

rated¬

In a mass of spring plants andcut flowers A much appreciated di ¬

version of the afternoon was somebeautifully rendered solos by Miss Ge ¬

nevleve Posey At 5 oclock an elegant luncheon was served the clubmembers and their guests who wereMesdames L P Tarleton JamesHughes Eli H Brown S J Shackelford William Railey William Simp ¬

son Chas Strasser W T Reading JBushitine Reynolds Josephine Hughes Jennle Farris Ralley Pattie Williams El

tale Leavey Virginia Nunn and SalllePage

PLEASANT EVENINGAT FRUIT FOREST

Miss Mary Anderson Vaughan de ¬

lightfully entertained a few of herfriends at her home Fruit Forest onSaturday evening last and the manyyoung people who came duringthe evening were welcomed cordiallyMany different games were indulgedin by the young people and at tenoclck the guests were served with Icecream and cakes

Some of the guests entertained dur ¬

ing the evening were Misses CordleCardwell Ruth Graves Jennie KingFlora Moore Katie Hawkins FloraBryant Izetta Wright and MessrsBrown Stone Dennis BlankenshipWill Hawkins Claude Stone JessieCardwell Jim Walnscott L BogusHerbert Hawkins Cecil Cook HerbertHarrod Burget Wright Lewis ReganEd Cardwell Lester Hawkins FrankCardwell and Richard Moore

PERSONALMissNourse spent the weeK

In Versailles the guest of Mrs Geo

McLeodMrsWm Rogers Clay and son

are with Mrs Clays mother MrsSydney Clay on West Third streetin LexingtonMrs

H Grider has returnedto her home in Richmond after ashort visit with friends here

Mr and Mrs J K Watson of Win ¬

chester have returned home after ashort visit with relatives here

Mr and Mrs Geo Salender spentlast weeks end the guests of rela ¬

tives in CincinnatiMiss Flora Rea has returned from

Louisville where she spent a weekwith Mr and Mrs Henry W Roy

Mrs Kate Pilkington Is spendingthe weeks end in Lexington as theguest of relatives

Mrs Margaret Clark o4 Lexingtoncame Wednesday for a visit with re ¬

lativesMissMay Robards spent last weeks

end with her father Mr Westley Robards at Harrodsburg

Mss Virginia Terhunne has re¬

turned to her home In Harrodsburgafter a pleasant visit wth Mrs FrankP James

Mrs James Love has returned froma visit of several days with relativesIn Cincinnati

Mr Jno A Lutkemeler of Louis-ville spent Sunday wIth his motherMrs W C Lutkemeler and family

Mr and Mrs S W Howell Jrhave returned from Covington wherethey spent several days as theguests of Mrs Howells relatives

Mr and Mrs D W Farlelgh andchildren of Louisville spent the weekhere as the guest of Mrs Farlelghsparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Phil ¬

lipsMfrsEmma F Newman has re-

turned from Cincinnati where IShespent several days as the guest ofMr and Mrs Jas L Newman atAvondale

Mr Frank Phillips of Louisvillespent Sunday with his parents Mrand lira Eugene Phillips on eastMain street

Miss Eloise Booe has returned toCincinnati to resume her studies at

MusicI Lexingtonof Mr

and Mrs Guy H Briggs and familyMr J C Hubbard returned home

Thursday from a trip through theSouth In the Interests of the Ford

Johnson Co

Miss Virginity Nunn entertained asher guest during the week Miss ElsieLeavy of Midway

Mrs James Smith and daughterMyrMfc spent several days during theweek as the guests of friends in lexI-ngton

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Judge Wm H Yost of MadisonYHle was here during the week onh slnes tore the Court of AppealsanddJ of relatives In Louisville

Drane spent several daysin during the week thegues I Misses Totten in Wood-

landIr Mrs Huston D Wood

In Louisville duralIsguests at the Seel

y Lyons was In Lexingtonfei week as the guest o-

ft en VM ° s has returnel fromLoe spent several

da sf P W jhurch Jonesand fi toer

Mrs B Rojf Mias re ¬

turned from Louisville wRre shespent several days the guest of relatives

Mr Thoa Alexander has returnedfrom Harrodsburg where he spent aweek the guest of his father MrEdw Alexander

Mr Julian Chinn of Buffalo N Ycame Wednesday for a visit with hisparents Dr and Mrs Geo W Chinn

Mrs Wm J Lewis and daughterMisses Bessie and Fanny Lewis spentseveral days in Louisville during theweek as guests at the Galt House

MSS Fanny Eales has returnedfrom Richmond where she went as a

delegate to the Christian Endeavor

ConventionHonTrimble who has been

spending several months in Washington reached home Wednesday

Mr and Mrs Jere Brlslan Sr havereturned from Crescent Hill wheNthey spent a week with Mr Wm Jliandlehr and gamily

Mrs Canada Rodman of Louisvillecame Thursday fora visit with MissPrue Hunt Rodman on Second street

Miss Mason Montgomery has re-

turned¬

from Louisville where shespent several days as the guest of

friendsMissEmmie Scott spent the week

in Lebanon as the guest of Mrs WmL Rankin

Miss Coranelle Crutcher was inLouisville several days during theweek the guest of friends

Mrs Thos Geary and little daugh ¬

ter Le Grand o Lexington werehere during the week as the guestsof Mr j Buford Hendrick and family

Mrs Belle Sanders Allen has re-

turned¬

from a vsit of several dayswith her sister Mrs Owen W Thomasat Louisville

Mrs Jno W Rodman and daugh ¬

ter Miss Gladys Rodman have re ¬

turned from Louisville where theyspent a week at the Seelbach

Miss Elizabeth Burke of Winches ¬

ter spent Sunday here the guest ofCapt Matt Matlgan and family

Mr and Mrs J Gray McLean spentseveral days this week at CrescentHill the guests ot Mr R Boyd Robert ¬

son and familyMr H A Gretter attended the

State Photographers Convention InLouisville during the week

Judge Warner E Settle left Wed-nesday

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morning for Kansas City Mowhere he went to attend a meetingof the Judiciary Committee of thePresbyterian Church

Mr and Mrs Jas L Watson andMr Jas L Watson Jr have returnedto Lexington after a short stay withMrs Watsons sister Mrs Jennie PCardwell

Mr Starling Swlgert has returnedto his home in Nevada after a pleasant visit of several weeks with hisaunt Mrs Stapleton Johnson on Sec-

ond¬

streetMrs George H Armstrong of Grand

Rapids Mich who has been visitingher sister Mrs Owen W Thomas inLouisville is now the guest of Mr andMrs Jno W Rodman on Todd street

Misses Kate Newman and Katha ¬

rifle Marshall leave tomorrow forLouisville where they will be theguests of Mr and Mrs Thos B New ¬

man and Mr and Mrs Wm C New ¬

manMissStella Knickerbocker of Falls

City Nebraska came yesterday tospend the summer months with hersister Mrs Bowen S Henry

Mr and Mrs D P Davis of Thirdstreet had as their guest during theweek Miss Greenbaum of Louisville

Mr and Mrs Henry F Lutkemelerspent the week In Kansas City Mowhere Mr Lutkemeler went as a dele ¬

gate from the local branch to theAnnual Convention of the CatholicKnights and Ladles of America whichheld Its session there this week

Mr and Mrs Geo L Willis andchildren of Shelbyvllle who havebeen making their home in Washing ¬

ton during the past session of Con ¬

gress where Mr Willis was secretary to Congressman Harvy Helmpassed through here Thursday enroute home where they will spend the

summerMissNatilie Martin returned Wed ¬

nesday from Staunton Virginia whereshe has been attending schol duringthe past year She leaves on June 1

for New York where she will join a

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rWEITZELSSPECIALS THIS WEEK

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SPREADS

CRASH

MADE

STYLE LAWNS

GROCERY QUALITY AND PRICES-

The Higher The Quality The Lower The Prices

WE MEAN THAT ON REALLY SUPEREXCELLENTGROCERIES OUR PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLYLOWER THAN WHAT YOULL FIND IN OTHERSTORES IN FACT THE MAJORITY OF THEGROCERIES WE CARRY ARE NOT BE FOUNDIN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN ANY PRICETHEYRE TOO TO FIND READY SALE IN

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ORDINARY STORES THATS WHY WE MAKEA SPECIALTY THEM EVEN LOWERPRICES THAN WORTHLESS STUFFS ARE OFFERED FOR ELSEWHERE DEPENDABLE GROCERIESLOW PRICES A COMBINATION THRIF

WILL NOT IGNOREVW

Williams SouthDRISCOLLS OLD STAND BOTH PHONESxST CLAIR STREET

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGAll advertisements in columnsarerfive cents per

line for each insertion and be paid for strictly in advance

FOR SALEWe haTe a flrt class 1

horse power Water Motor that wewill sell at a low figure Apply atthis office tf

FOR SALEA 400 acre farm inHenry county All but 75 acres ingrass well fenced 4 good barnsand a 7 room twostory farmhouseApply to S this office

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FOR SALEEight Plymouth Rockhens and rooster year old

and best blood They are of the HarryClubb strain Also five Black Orplngton cockrels of best breeding Willsell cheap as I lack room-

I have both Plymouth Rock andBlack Orpington eggs Rocks 150and Orpingtons 250 per fifteen

T F TALIAFERROShelby St Frankfort Kentucky

Old Phone

party of friends who sail for continent to spend summer months

Ex Governor and Mrs J C WBeckham who have been making theirhome at Senator Thos H Payntersresidence on Shelby street during

winter have taken rooms at theCapital Hotel Mrs Julia Beckhamand Miss Elenor and Master CrippsBeckham are visiting at Lakeland after which they go to Nelsoncounnty to spend summer

The following Is from the New Orleans Item of Friday May 15 LieutSimon Bolivar Buckner U S A whowas guests of cousins Mr andMrs W C C Claiborne en route fromPanama left last night for post

Fort Sam Houston San AntonioTex Lieut Buckner is a son of GenS B Buckner of Kentucky a formerGovernor of that State and a nomineefor the vice presidency of the UnitedStates on the Palmer and Buckner

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For SaleTwo Steel Roller Mills fourrolls each Also four horizontal FreTube Boilers All In good condition

W A GAINES CO-

Frankfort Ky4

FORSALE CHEAPWe have a 32Inch Paper Cuttar in perfect candytton that we will sell very cheapAddress this office tt

FOR EXCHANGEWe have a SmithPremier Typewriter in good condi ¬

tion that we wtill exchange for aRemington In like condition Callat this office for particulars

For Sale A handsome twostoryframe residence of sign rooms Ritzyattic over entire house This hounis superbly built and finished dnAhas all the latest modern impror i

ments For terms can at this of¬

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WantedOne thousand foxes Willpay 150 apiece and will pay cashYou can either draw on me or s ndbill and I will remit promptly JD Stoghlll Shelbyvllle Ky4t

Mrs M J Myers of Cynthlanacame up yesterday for a visit of sev ¬

eral weeks with relatives hereMr J H Hodges of Louisville was

among the visitors here during thaweek

HUMAN FILTERS

The functions of the kidneys Is tostrain out the Impurities oC the bloodwhich is constantly passing throughthem Foleys Kidney Remedy makesthe kidneys healthy so they will strainout all waste matter from the bloodTake Foleys Kidney Remedy at onceand It will make you well For aalaby all druggists

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