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Syr 6 THE COURIER-JOURNAL', LOmSVILKE, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1931. SECTION SPfl I CTUDENTS of Theodore Ahrens Trade School I give physical education demonstration under pOET to read from A her own verse at Woman's Club Wednesday. 5 3 direction of Fred Koster; 400 boys and girls take TALK ON 'UGH part in exhibition at Male High. MANUAL ENROLLS 150 NEW STUDENTS At the beginning the second semester 150 boys enrolled at the du Pont Manual. Of that number seventy came from the five junior high schools.

The remaining eighty were formerly students of various parochial and departmental schools. These additions make the total number of registrants for the present school year 1,155. The Hi-Y Club voted to have a basketball team made up of members of their organization. The team plans to play other Hi-Y clubs of the Falls Cities. J.

B. Tayicr, Engineer of; G. E. Laboratories, to Speak At Brown. K.

OF C. TO GIVE MUSICAL COMEDY "In Nonsense Land." a musical comedy directed by Frank Green-will be presented with a fifty-piec, orchestra and with a cast of iqj actors April 6. 7 and 8 in the Co! lumbia Auditorium, it was announced Saturday. The production will be under auspices of the Knights of Columbus A beauty contest is planned in coq." nection with the performance. SAIL FOR EUROPE.

Dr. D. P. Hall, Brown Building and Mrs. Hall sailed from New Yorlc Friday morning on the steamship Europa for a tour of Europe, accord, ing to word received by friends in Louisville Saturday.

After seeing th principal cities Dr. Hall plans to enroll for studies at the University of Berlin. Shawnee Graduation Plans Are Announced Commencement Monday Night to Be Folowed By Banquet. Shawnee High School for? Girls will graduate its first class Monday night. Commencement exercises will be held in the school auditorium, Fortieth and Market Streets.

Following the commencement, the class and members of the faculty will be guests at a banquet at the Brown Hotel. Lillian Carey, class president, will be toastmaster. Responses will be made by Mary Louise, Duane. Elizabeth Moneypenny, Helen Middletcn. Ethel Pfeiffer and Anna Katherine Bell.

The class of sixty-five follows: Jean H. Able. Evelyn Jane Ayre. A. Wilhelmina Balz, Anna Kathryn Bell.

Thelma Eleanor Berner. Florence Marie SCHOOL NEWS GIVEN L. G. H. S.

Exercises To Be Held Thursday Class Day Programme Is Scheduled for Wednesday By L. G. H. S. Commencement eSercises -of the Louisville Girls' High School will held Thursday night at the auditorium of the school, the Dr.

C. M. Thompson making the graduating address. For the first time in the history of the school, graduates will wear caps and gowns. Prizes and medals will be awarded, and Prof.

S. N. Tinsley. principal, will present the diplomas. Class Day exercises are scheduled for Wednesday, when officers of the class will make their final reports.

The graduates will have their banquet Tuesday night at The Kentucky. The installation of new officers of the Student Council will be held Tuesday. Professor Tinsley will give the oath of office to the president, who in turn will give the oath to new members of the board and council. The graduating class will be entertained with a dance at the University Club Wednesday night, under auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association and members of the News of the A. Birfcelbach.

Helen Virginia Block. Thelma Mrs. A. T. Robertson will speak on "From Romance to Reality" at the meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of the Louisville Girls' High School at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Volney Bryan is programme chairman. Parents of girls who have entered school recently are especially invited, it was announced. Building a Human Pyramid. Heed Borders.

Dorothy Lee Borsch. Gwendolyn M. Burks, Dairy M. Cain, Lillian E. Carey.

Dorcas Ussery Chambers. Anna Mae Christopher. Edith Aline Coffman, Dorothy Jane Crotty, Naomi P. Deters. Tommye Dorsey.

Mary Louise Duane, Dorothy Marsueritte Eplin. Doris M. Evans. Ruth Lee Everson. Gladys Helen FAIRY'S I Faught, Ivy Estella Fischer, Ruth K.

Fisher. Mary Catherine Fontana. Mildred Loraine Grunwald. Clevious Hardin. Ethel DRY CLEANING iPECIAL Founders' Day will be observed by the Parent-Tteacher Association of Oakdale School at its meeting Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. J. H. Bickle, president, will have charge of the programme. Harlamert.

Susan Hess, tinarione el. Hoecer, Mary Kathryn JaeKle, Reva Gladys Jones. Helen A. Jones, Martha E. Kestler.

Martha L. Kranz. Dorothy Helen Langley. Jennie Mai McClure. Margie Martin.

Mary Louise Mayes. Alma H. Meyer, Helen Swain Middelton. Louise Middle-karap. Ben la Ruth Miller.

Merle Miller, Elizabeth Moneypenny, Juanita L. Payne, FOR 1 Olive Catherine PeaUe. Ethel Louise Pfeif Louisville Y.M.C.A School News fer. Esther Pollock. Lena Martine Powell, Georgia Rair.bolt, Dorothy Frey Reck, Lillian M.

Redmon. Elizabeth Jane Richard (John T. Berry Photo. MRS. RAYMOND EMBRY.

The Literature Committee will have charge of the programme of the Woman's Club meeting Wednesday afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs. Raymond Embry will read from her own verse. Miss Dorothy Compton, chairman, will preside at the meeting, which is open to the public at the usual fee. son.

Frances Margaret Schroeder. Alliene John Bellamy Taylor, consulting: engineer or the General Electric Com-rany Research Laboratories in So'ne- rectady. jj. will speak on 'Audible L'Sht" at 3 o'clock Friday night in the Crystal ballroom or tne Brown Kotel. I Dean B.

M. Brigman of Speed Scientific School cf the University of i Louisville is chairman of the committee of the local chapter of tne American Institute of Mechanical En-iincers which is bringing Mr. i Taylor to All members of i the student branch of the A. I. M.

E. end ether studfnts of Speed School fro ma-tin suceial plans to attend the lecture. The meeting Ls open to th? Dr. Theodore Beust. rcaprrh oro- at the University of Louisville Schotil -f Df-rn iitry.

v. hi rt.iver an entire 's brfore the Research Se' lrn of th" i tno 1 Chicn 70 Dental Society Weriner-dav on "Pet Eruptive Changes in Teetn." Dr. wih contribute to a scientific hold at this meeting. she 'g th? progress of research in tne University Louisville Dental School. Dr.

Eif-sl was recerrly anoointed of- i ficial discusser for the United States before the Inter national Dental Con- i press to be held in Paris. in The sublet fa be di. --cussed there is "Premedability of Tooth Stmctars. Dean N. Miller of fhe Law School wiU sneak at 3 o'c'ock Tuesday niaht at the rrsedir of the Cherr.istrv Alumni Club in the Alumni Rooms on the Eelknan Campis on "The Bank directors' Pcsrxw.ihil'ty to th- Public Tn Case" of Rn Fail'uv." Dr.

a. L. Corlv-v. instructor in 1 n--- i'I nroid- at ntcttnr. Dr.

J. Vrhtrr. director r' re-sarch of the Lmrsvill C-'mert Cr-m-, Elizabeth Schuch. Olivia. E.

scnumacner. Evelyn Louise Schwab. Grace Edith Schwankhaus, Mary Elizabeth Shawler. Sarah Elizabeth Skiles, Cleo M. Tucker.

Fay Lois Wilton, Janet Walton Wright. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Suits or Overcoats 2 The Parent-Teacher Association of St. Mary Magdalen School will sponsor a card party at the auditorium of the Ben Snyder Department Store Tuesday afternoon. The Pre-school Circle of the Beech-mont Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 1:45 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the school. Mrs.

Fred Elles-ton will conduct the masting, at which the book, "Every-day Problems of the Every-day Child," will be discussed. A sound picture "Investment in American Prosperity," will be shown at the meeting of the Beech-mont Parent-Teacher Association Tuesday afternoon. COMMENCEMEiXT at MALE HIGH IS SET A Plain Harvey Cardwell. C. P.

has been engaged to conduct a new class in the principles of accounting at the Y. M. C. A. School of Commerce be- ginning Thursday.

This is the first time there has been a sufficient demand to warrant a mid-year class in this subject. The course is designed especially for bookkeepers who wai to prepare for accounting positions which is their natural line of Dresses Club Clock I Graduation exercises of the Male afternoon. Speakers and topics for February are Mrs. F. J.

Wolke, "Founders' Day." February Mrs. W. J. Abram. "Safety," February 11; Mrs.

H. J. Kline, "The Adolescent Child," February 18; Miss Emilie Yunker. "Rock Gardens," February 25. High midyear class will be held at the school auditorium at 8 o'clock Sunday.

P.M. The Daughters of Isa-i Wednesday night Charles W. Morris of the class of 1910 will deliver the of the Theodore Ahrens Trade School gave a physical education demonstration recently at Male High School, said to be the first ever presented in Louisville by a c-educational hiah school. The boys, under the direction of Fred Koster. did tumbling acts, and the girls the direction of Miss Dora Leninstein, gave exhibitions of various types of dancing.

More than 400 students took part lv I 'nrt flvhlKirinrt "ill -i srn The Parent-Teacher Association of "Tl.i.r T.1; 1 4 ...111 discussed by Harry McNamer at hold their regular bu-sine meeting in Room at K. of C. hall. Monday. 10:30 P.M.

The University Guild Hazelwood School will sponsor a pic ture show to be given at the South Alumni address. The class is the largest midyear class ever graduated at Male High School. The cum lalide students are: J. R. liai-Ksdaie, Alviii Bronstein.

Founders' Day will be "observed with a programme at the meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of Bran-deis School Tuesday afternoon. ern Junior High School at 7:30 o'clock will meet at the University Club. o'clock Thursday night. This lecture is part of the course in life insurance fundamentals which is bein1? given in co-operation with the Life Underwriters' Association. Admission to Thursday night, proceeds to be used for relief work.

The regular meeting of the association will be held at 2:30 11 A.M. The study class of the Stuart Distelhorst, Allen P. Dodd, of school roW'mifiricr to it Auxiliary to the Jefferson Bernard Goldstein, Joseph P. Jones, o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the County Medical Society will meet atiR. B.

Lancaster, George C. Mayer, the lecture is without charge to in- .1. success. The lighting was in school. A candle-lighting ceremony and birthday cake will be included in the Founders' Day observance of the Parent-Teacher Association of Shawnee School at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.

The Rev. w. J. Bartels will charge of the electrical depart the Brown Hotel. Mrs.

W. E. Fallis, 1 Shelby A. Miller. Robert chairman.

presiding. Mrs. J. D. i heimer.

Charles Reinhardt. Meade surance salesmen and those who contemplate entering such work. ment: costumes, the sewing depart- Plaiting lc Per Plait 2 Coats Men's Felt Hats 40c A Single Suit 30c Single Overcoat 35c Suit and Overcoat 60c A Single Dress 45c A Single Coat 45c Coat and Dress 90c Fairy Dry Cleaning Shops The Jefferson County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will meet Richard Stites. Charles Lewis Cole. J.

B. Stinger, Woheln T.iternrv Society will hold rner'r h- wer mad- bv the wU1 speak on ''Foundation and Robinson, c-cV a rr ufdro ard tW Gr(Wth of Bacteriology" and Mrs. O. I Taddonio. we Prepared in 11 Kelsa11 have as her topic.

M. 's thf a at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning next regular meeting on Fridav. speak. Munsey. Arthur Reinstedler.

Mu. Chsh on -Ilydrau- The Seelbach. Mrs. H. K.

Solomon, February 13. The programme will "Recognition and Control of Epi mtv rSnceri, Student Cherr. lie C- Cb.emi.nry print snop. CO REN-CHAMBERS. The Parent-Teacher Association of president, will have charge of the be in charge of Prof.

F. J. Davis, the demic Diseases." Ca: subject to be "Abraham Lincoln. Noon The Board of Directors of: Dr- and Mrs- F- Coren. of Water-i the Hignland Junior High School will he Women's Citv CJub will meet atitflwn- Iwa.

announce the marriage i meet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, the clu'orooms in the Henry their Virginia. to Miss Marguerite Reasor will give a meeting. "Faithful Citizenship" will be the topic for discussion. Mrs. W.

S. Moore and Miss C. Collins will tell of lunch room activities. Louisville Normal School Notes Charles William Chambers, of Louis- talk on "Guidance" and Miss Amy riuiei. Airs, jonn v.

fiicner. president, will call the meeting to order. rule and New York. The wedding 1 Rose Troxler will speak on "The Gen took place Saturday at Trinity eral Language course." SCHOOL PLANS TEA. P.M.

"Prominent Women of The second semester of Louisville Preparatory School, accredited Evening High School of Louisville Tech. will begin at 6:30 o'clock Monday night. H. O. Flatt, principal, reports a good preliminary enrollment.

Carl V. Kclley. instructor in English and Latin at Western Junior High School, The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lou- I'SfOrv" Will 1-U thn cuktant Church in New York City. unroii me of the Louis- meeting- of the study group of the The Fifth District Parent-Teacher i isville Hebrew School will give a silver Association is sponsoring a series of! tea at 8 o'clock Tuesday night, Feb- FLORISTS MEET TUESDAY ille- Normal School, announced on Shawnee Women's Club, to be held 08 The Retail Florists Association of radio talks given over WHAS. radio-Iruary 10.

at the school building. at the Shawnee Branch clark rrpir. u'ins contest. Da Wcltcrman. a ptrul of trc Oocrzi P.oicrs Ciark School.

wr aa'-j'-d-zed winner of the- second annual Grade Per.manntin contest at Me-nsarrat Schorl recently. The purpose of the contest-i- to si-Ieon the -best sixth c.radi penman in th" Xinrty repreenta-tive from city schools "'ere entrant2. Honorable mention was civen Nellie School Brent C-tmpbell. ard Violet Carr. J.

B. Arkin-sn School. Form, rtcition and speed has been added to the faculty of the Residents of the vicinity are invited i' Louisville will hold its regular month- casting station of The Courier-Jour-i East Walnut Street. A special mu- Wcdnesday by Miss Elizabeth Breckinridge, principal, show a total cnroll- Incorporated has also been to attend the meetings heln the ainner-meetmg at and The Louisville rimes, iromisical programme Louisville Preparatory School as in structor in English. nter.t of forty-nine students registered Monday of each month.

Tuesday at the Kentucky Hotel. 1 4:30 to 5 o'clock each Wednesday planned. at the nf tl-10 nam ti 2:30 P.M. The Dpmnernt'f WVi- I majorhv of the "hls ar recent 4adu- men's Club of Louisville and Jeffer-! 1 sradu- son wiu meet at The Seel a.es of the Louisville Girls' High; bach. Officers will be elected.

School and Atherton High School. In-, 2:30 P.M. The Ladies' Auxiliary EXPERT cor.5: id: reel by tin era ding the napcrs. Guaranteed eluded in this number are mtw' 1 A-U(larn will meet in 1 who have registered for a 6:30 P.M. The Board of nirpr-t'r oi professional work.

of the Business and Professional Wo C. A. Calrndnr y. Materials At low direct-to-ynu prires for those who do their own men's Club will meet in the club's WORKMEN For those who want us to supply both material and labor for improving or remodeling property. Phone for i For February 2-7 is Being mamfestea rooms in the Henrv Clay Hotel tne students of the Louisville Nor-, building; and free estimates.

conducted for the sale of tickets ine women Missionary Rear Admiral Bvrd's lectures 1 of the Crescent Kill Meth-'Jk oi 'ich are to be given at the Louis-, CQIit church wlU meet in regular Stint? ir. p. Du: r.d musical Monday. a t. o.

r. 1- Memorial Auditorium on cnurcn. speakers rernoon and evening. February 9 1 Weslcy Community House are on the programme. JACOB LEVY BROS.

hi 3 9 6 P.M. F-ppr r-T pio-ri -r, and ine Senior II 4-3 Class, under the leadership cf Gertrude and Frances St-rader. is leading the school in the total number of tickets sold. The profit realized from the lectures rUl be used to augment the Schoiar-hip Fund of the Louisville Normal School. We were swamped last week with thrifty people buying- up those marvelous Odd Lot Sale bargains.

There are still some items left and we've added a number of discontinued lines it's a marvelous opportunity, even now. Most everythi ng in this sale is from our regular stocks first quality, high-grade merchandise reduced to ridic ulous prices for quick clearance. Quantities are limited. Don't wait. Buy now.

5-LICHT DROP Tuesilav. -G. R. Gh P.M Br Clan FIXTURE Th 4-8 Class in children's litera--urp has arranged an eeihibit of illustrated poems in Room 15. The exhibit Ls the outcome of the study of eoetry suitable for children which' the Ms made recently.

Mr-, e- All 6 i -r 10:30 A.M. The Woman's Auxiliary cf St. Mark's Church will have an all-day meeting at the church. They will sew in the morning and the Young People's Service League will a pageant in the afternoon. 2 P.M.

The Women's Auxiliary of the N. A. L. C. will be entertained by Mrs.

E. B. Fendly at her home, Dale Street, with a card party. :30 P.M. The Ladies' Auxiliary of Adath Jeshurun will meet in the Community House, Brook and College Street.

Dr. Alice N. Pickett, obste- rician. will speak. Miss Rose Bein end Joseph Bein will give musical selections.

5:30 P.M. The Asher Busines Women's Council will meet at the Methodist Temple. An installation service I for new officers will be held. Mrs. Dara E.

Cross will continue her talks on the Book of Genesis. Wednesday. 12:30 P.M. A musical and patri Th ch Lii ci a I ixtures 'f Wired Complete 85 7 3:1 P.M.- i F-Pnrh- Hinci 5rs in B-t'i ut ar.d IRADYM1XEDI 0USE PAINT Book ei Wtttnesdsv. tn-H Sacred Heart College and Academy Notes 1 i JLm-JLLJi i K-V O.

Club lonarri" 1:4 P.M. G. fourteen 5-light drop fixtures, as illus Prt trated, or 6:43 Only 50,000 feet in all remain. Act quickly, because we cannot guarantee quantities. It's the opportunity of a lifetime.

All high-grade lumber. ligni canueiaora Th- Patsy" will be presented by the Sacrvd Heart Dramatic Club February 13 and 14 in St. Ursula Auditorium. The for Friday A M. at $350 30 $350 3-Inch Or 4-Inch No.

1 Flooring 1IKI Square Feet otic programme will be given at the Fo R. ce. style; silver 2-LIGHT I5EBROOM FIXTURES Finished in ivory and polychrome; blue, rose or QC green "OC i irt iu t. June Brcn- luncheon-meeting of the Dixie I- tei: a Bunnon. Ettsv Road of Remembrance Associa Ji No.

1 Drop Siding KM Square Feet 1x6 No. 2 Drop Siding 1IMI Square Feet i- i- fc .1 7 1 0 rt rs CI -'-in 1 '-0 ti.Vi a 3-Inch Or 4-Inch No. 2 Or 4-Inch No. 2 $50 Flooring j5SO tion at tne Brown Hotel. Mrs.

James B. Camp, president, has appointed Eleanor Loftus, Alice Monohan and Adelaide Foster. The cast for Sat- C'iab 7 Mrs. R. V.

Love, Mrs. W. S. Mc- 1IHI nuar Feet P-Cad '-day night includes Marie Charles 1 Dermott. and Mrs.

J. N. Grant, com THREE CRYSTAL FIXTURES 16- rs. R. $2.75 No.

1 Ceiling 100 Square Feet inth spread; 5 rows crystals; $20 value Here's the slr of this trfmfndoiis oaint i-lfarancr. After we checked our invrnlory found in stock numerous colors that had been moving slow some cans with soiled labels some taint in cans which had been dented from handline. All this oaint is made bv Armstrong i-aint Varnish Works and carries their cuaraniee as well as our on. We eroimed all this paint together jid reduced it about off the reeular wice. Uon't dela.v.

Quantities are limited CLEAR VARNISH Regular S3. 00 seller; per do fr gallon VARNISH STAIN Regular SO. 25 value; to jr gallon $L-LdO PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL Regular S3.25 d0 seller; gallon tPuOU Quarts, 75c TWENTY-FIVE BATHROOM BRACK Above stock is entirely free of 4-foot lengths. Come in and see this wonderful lumber. BRACK- ETS Porcelain; modernistic design --are lt "7 A "A I i A ei 50c 40c Batten Strips; 100 lineal Quarter Round; 100 lineal SHEATHING.

8 or 10-inch. No. 2. Per 100 square feet Pchuls. Mary B.

Leisman. Susan niittee on arrangements. Captain A. Perry. Mary Margaret Steidel, Alice L- Eubank, president of the American Monohan and Sara Kins.

Legion Luncheon Club, will speak on Mrs. V. D. Long, dramatic reader "Americanism and Citizenship." of Soul hern folk-lore, will give an 12:30 P.M. The annual luncheon entertainment in St.

Ursula Auditori- and installation of officers of the cm Monday afternoon. Kencseth Lsrael Sisterhood will be Sacred Heart, has again been rated 'held at the Keneseth Israel Center. A by the Southern Association i Mrs. I. Tenenbaum and Mrs.

Morris of Schools and Colleges, according to Abramson are in charge of the pro-word received from E. Ligon. gramme. Reservations may be made chairman of the State Committee of i with South 1570 or East il06J. dir.ee! Relaiions.

The school has 3 P.M. The Wednesday Club will BX Cable 2V4C "1 We Carry a Complete Stock of Lumber for All Purposes ro ap av for 3 Aia-iii i 10c 15c School Cluh for OUTLET BOXES Each TOGGLE SWITCHES Each FUSE PLUGS Clear mica. Each Rrgular stock sizes of hijeh-est crade wood. Some slightly warrhouse soiled. Limited ciuantities act quick.

HOUSE DOORS 3c been given this rating annually since i meet with Mrs. A. M. Ouerbacker. 300 8 W2S whan it became a member of the Scuth Peterson Avenue.

Mrs Wallace I a-. vol'- bail. Sa lurJav. -te3- A S- rV, I-'- i I'." c- association. Faculty qualifications, McKay will discuss "In the Field of Thickness! Description iReg.

Price Size Quantity A saving of at least 50cc guaranteed on FLAT WALL PAINT Reg- the above fixtures. We carry a complete Ppi line of lighting fixtures and supplies. E3 19 $3.50 $1.75 5-panel Oak Veneer 2-4x6-6-ft. 1" -in. tuiiKiuui.i.

DUUQings ana equipment. 1 Synthetics and Alloys. The year's recreational lac ililies are considered studv topic is "Science Remaking in the inspection given yearly. the World." 8 P.M. Louisville Chapter, Women $2.09 ular $3.00 seller; gallon iuy tiitect from us at wholesale prices 2-6x6-8-ft.

11 5-panel Oak Veneer J.v-iii. 2-8x6-8-ft. 2-panel Birch 13 Ui-in. 3-0x6-8-ft. $4.50 $2.25 S5.oo $2.50 $5.50 i $2.75 $5.70 S9.57 $5.75 2 5 ft 3 Urn 2-panel Birch 2-panel Birch 3- 4 a 3-0x7-0-ft.

Tai-in. HOUSE PAINT Our regular S2.75 seller and same gratle as being sold elsewhere at S3. 50; only about 100 gallons in this. lot. While it lasts 7 18 mot EY of Mooseheart Legion, will give a card party for the benefit of the welfare tunri in the banquet, hall of the Shubert Building.

The newly installed officers will be in charge. Thursday. 10 AM The Crescent Hill Women's Club will hold a caucus at the Crescent Hill Branch Library. Official committees will elect members to the nominating committee, and randidates for offices to be filled at the election. vJe'ti-'.

I 15-iiglit. wftitfj pine ela7ed 1 9-light. white! pine door 8-1 i a Birch' ptazed door. 1 AVAILABLE $6.75 i $4.50 sii.65 "S4.95 10 3-0x7-0-ft. l'i-in.

GALLON Garage Doors Cicht pairs. Slijhtly da mated from handling. 'tarfc). I-'i inches thick; sizes feet and 4x8 ftct. Tair 9.00 10:30 A.M.

The Sorosis Club will meet in the Louisville Women's City Club rooms in the Henry lay Hotel. Ail that remains from our slightly damaged odd-lot offerins; of plumbing fitures. Ideal for use in low-rent houses. Do not confuse this with our regular stock of guaranteed plumbing fixtures, of which we carry a complete line. BREAKFAST NOOK PAINT BRUSHES "Wooster" Brushes; with bristles which can't come out: 3y2-inch; $1.00 seller; CQ each JC '13 Whether your need is for a small or larc loan we have the funds ready for your accommodation.

It will pay yon to investigate the Southern Trut Plan of Financing and Kef inane in $20 Value Asbestos Liquid ROOF COATING Black Low Priced I Mrs. Pinkncy Varble will discuss 'Audacious Audubon" and Mrs. W. C. Coleman will have as her topic, "Edward Bok." Mrs.

P. A. Pennington has charge of the programme. 12:15 P.M. The Daughters of Isabella Luncheon Club will meet in the private dining-room of the K.

of C. Grill. 1:0 P.M. The health committee of the Crescent HU1 Woman's Club wdl meet in the Crescent Hill Library. Mrs.

R. A. pawsou is chairman, and Mrs. A. P.

Wells, vice chairman. 2 P.M. Th- Jefferson County 4-inch; $1.25 seller; each 79c Look At These if T'i" Wall Board LiC'iil (i.fMt our prompt effic- Chapter. War Mothers, will i rrhc, favorable term of Seven liathtubs, on feet; slighllv 1-Oallon Lots. 5-(iulloti Lots, Gallon DOC Gallon riC Barrel Lots, Calion 42c Rrtih Free With Barrel Lot Orders en a nl rrrl Ttrd tict oliitely free from harmful i oh I tr.

Will preserve nd orotert your roof a cain-t teak. Dn to vlownrs rnf roatins season eauerl rcpaumatt and bin $11.50 Bcsf Quality 4-Ply S3 $13.50 th droiisbt. Mf. find niirsplvs overMocked. Be Made of rlea white pine.

1a Mm and bench ew. Slinhllv warehouse soiled; othcrtti-e in excellent condition. Ideal for home as well as restaurants, luncheonettes, ele. meet in tne Auditorium. Friday.

10 A.M. The ooard of directors of the Crescent Hill Woman's Club will meet at th Crescent Hill Library. 2 P.M. E. R.

Thorns will speak on 1 "The Artistic In Floor at the meeting of the Crescent Hill by buying now at damaged: a $20.00 vliie Three 5-foot Tubs, on base; a on value Five Corner Urinals, with fillings Twenty Lavatories: miscel laneous sizes nrrparen for the ramv season unheard-of low prices. in the cut to you. Our representative uilt fjladly call, ispn request to supply full details. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 4 I Woman's Club at the Crescent Hill I if I I Regular s100 SASH 1 S3 3 Library. Mrs.

H. C. T. Richmond is chairman. I 3 P.M.

The Queen's Daughters! will meet in the drawing-room of Nazareth College, 851 South Fourth Street. Miss Anna Blanche McGill will continue her discussion of "The Diocesan History of Kentucky." A ST.) A lot consisting of sash in mist ellaneous sizes; while nut regular sizes, they are still idea' Hi -A' We still have on hand about 5.000 feet of Hall board, slixhtly soiled, hut otherwise in first-class condition, f-iily and in standard i foot width, l.encths from A feet to 1' feet. Lowest price on record. hoard meeting will be held at 2 if o'clock preceding the meeting. 8 P.M.

The dramatic class of the; A1 59 for use in barns, garages, henhouses, etc. $1.00 value. G9 5 MJ nusinr" ana rroiesr-ionai women -o issssia. Ci'io will mtct in the rlnbrooms in YiTt th Hnrv Cijc Untnl tiicc it eho. 11 is chairrran.

Straight Out 12th 2 Squares South of Broadway.