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AMERICAN ELEVATORS
MADE IN LOUISVILLE BY
AMEKIOAN ELEVATOR &
MACHINE CO.
ENGKAVEIIS
SCTIJCH ENGHAVING COMPANY
ARTISTS, ENGRAVERB
ELECTROTYPERS
W. Main St., Louisville, Ky
Home Phone City E674
"SOUTHERN STAR"
SLICED BACON
"All Heady for Your Griddle in the
Morning'
HAMS, LARD, SAUSAGE
LOUISVILLE PROVISION CO.
(Incorporated.)
ESTABLISHED 1803
Louis A. Broring, D. D. S.
Home Phone 2556 . 430 W, Market St
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' sheet metal contractor
4105 Henry Street
Home Phone, Shawnee 1383-L.
ARTISTIC PRINTING
FIRST CLASS WORK
Give Tills Office Your Next Order
317 W. GREEN ST.
Telephone City 946
JOnN B. O'LEARY & CO.
Headquarters for
CITY AND FARM TROPERTY.
See us about anything in real
estate. We sell, buy and rent.
504 W. JEFFERSON ST.
Borne Phone City 4464.
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VOTR FOR
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FOR
Board of Education.
Economy consistent with effi
ciency and thoroughness."
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THE PHIL. HOLLENBAOH CO.
INCORPORATED
Distillers Of
OLD FORTUNA SOUB MASH
"HOLLENBAOH" PURE RYE
528 W. Main St. Louisville, Ky.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM
1101 South Seventh Street
Phone City 6574.
THOS. J. BR0DERI0K
PLUMBING, GAS AND SEWERAGE
Home Phone City 4392-J
1000 Zane Street
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FOR MONEY CONFIDENTIAL
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Room 1, Courier-Journal Building
415 Fourth Street
Residence Phone, Peweo Valley 21-J.
Phone, City 3180.
JOS. DALY
CONTRACTING "PAINTER
420 West Green Street, Louisville, Ky.
PEOPLES PBOVTDENT ASSOCIATION
Incorporated.
was organized by well-known citizens
to make
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on furniture and other personal prop
erty at
LOWEST BATES.
Coleman Bldg.,
S. R Cor. Third and Jefferson.
Both Phones, 2886.
Home Phono Shawneo 803
HENRY GOSS
HOOFING, GUTTERING, SPOUTINO
Tin Roofs Repaired and Fainted
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Oar Special $3.00 Spray
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The largest values In Fune
ral Flowers ever offered la
Louisville.
For prompt delivery call ?23
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Flowers telegraphed everywhere."
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prepart ttism for Uf. '
ST. XAVIER'S COLLEGE:
113 IV. Broadway, XawisriUs, Xy.
Conducted by thn Xaverlaa Brothers.
Classical, Solenttflo and Business
Courses, Preparatory Department, Larcc
Bwlmmlnr Pool, Well Squipped Gmea
turn. Tersoa Meter'. Bro. Jasaea, Dlr.
DAN J. HENNESSY HOME PHONE CITY 3238 EDW. A. AXMAI
Fall and Winter Garments Our Specialty. S 1 T "
Hennessy & Axman! STEWART DctGoCDS Co
POPULAR PRICE TAILORS
UPSTAIRS STORE. 425 W. Jefferson Slreel
AUTOS AND TAXIS FOR HIRE
Give us a trial for first-class service. Wc are as
close to you as your phone. Prompt service, dav and
night. PACKARD CARS. Courteous and reliable
chauffeurs our specialty. Give us a call.
Cltawk & Smith Auto Co.
SEVENTH, NEAR BROADWAY.
Both Phones 2300.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
FEDERAL TIRES, VULCANIZING.
FREE SERVICE.
FALLSGITY VULCANIZING CO.
110I-O3 BAST BROADWAY.
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week General
News Notes.
Division 4 will meet Monday
evening.
The County Board convention at
Springfield, Mass., was one of the
largest yet held there.
Los Angeles has three divisions
of the Ladles' Auxiliary. Margaret,
Phelan la County President.
The county convention will be
called to order tomorrow afternoon
at 2 -o'clock in Division 3's club
house.
Denver Hibernians will initiate
a large class and hold a banquet on
October 29. It Is expected to have
10o candidates.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor, State
President of the Indiana Ladies'
Auxiliary, is reported ill at her
home in Beech Grove.
Indianapolis Hibernians will un
dertake the establishment of a per
manent home and headquarters for
the order In that city.
The Ancient Order at Springfield,
Mass., has made notable progress
during the year, the divisions being
in fine shape financially.
National Director Myles McPart
land was in Minneapolis last week
and said the outlook for the order
was never more promising.
Division 2 of Syracuse this week
inaugurated its winter series of
"forty-five" contests. Its players
will meet teams from all other so
cieties. Matt O'Brien, Division 3's Re
cording Secretary and a popular
member of the order, will desert
the ranks of the bachelors next
month.
Monday night Division 1 put on
the initiatory degrees and took
steps toward observing the sliver
jubilee of the order in Niagara
county.
Rev. Father O'Connor has ex
pressed himself as being profoundly
grateful for the showing of the
order in St. Michael's jubilee pro
cession. Minnesota Hibernians at their
State convention made an annual
grant of ?600 for the establishment
of an Irish library at St. Thomas
College.
Division 7 of the Ladies' Aux
iliary of Indianapolis held a meet
ing in honor of Mrs. Joseph Clark,
elected to the office of Stato Vice
President.
Every delegate and alternate
should be present at the county
convention tomorrow, as much
good can be done and encourage
ment given the newly-elected offi
cers. State President W. J. Connelly
retires tomorrow after a four-year
term as County President, and re
markable to say, there was not a
ripple of dissatisfaction during that
time or the least semblanco of a
faction.
Archbishop Mundeleln has won
his way into the hearts of the
Chicago Irish by commencing the
study of Irish history In Catholic
schools. Through the efforts of
the Ancient Order it Is taught in
S25 institutions in and near Chi
cago. PRETTY1 IRISH ANSWER.
A lady of great beauty and at
tractiveness, who was an ardent ad
mirer of Ireland, once crowned her
praise of It at a party by saying:
"I think I was meant for an
Irish woman."
"Madam," rejoined a witty son of
Erin, who happened to be present,
"thousands would back me in say
ing you were meant for an Irish
man." WHIMS IN STYLE.
Much lace is used to trim Italian
silk underwear.
Deep sailor collars of fur adorn
some of tho autumn coats.
There is a good deal of panne
velvet In autumn millinery.
m The Empire waistline is .much
favored in autumn lingerie.
Ostrich feathers for trimming
finds a place in autumn fashions.
There 1b mora ribbon this season
on lingerie than artificial flowers.
Seal Is a fur that will bo much
used for trimming broadcloth mod
els for the street.
Monkey fur, which was worn last
winter, already appears on some of
the autumn garments.
Crocheted bags in silk are one
of the smart handbag models. The
crochet Is usually done in bright
colors.
Navy blue continues to be a fash
ionable color, and for the schoolgirl,
of whatever age, it is a very wise
choice. (
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
A. 0. H.
DIVISION 1.
Meets Fourth Thursday, Liederkranz
Hall, Sixth and Walnut.
President Mark Ryan.
Vice President W. L. Cushing.
Recording Secretary Daniel Mc
Carthy. Financial Secretary Edward
Clancy.
Treasurer Thomas Keenan.
Sergeant-at-Arms James English
Sentinel Tim Lyons.
DIVISION 3.
First and third Friday, Hibernian
Home, 1818-1820 Portland.
President Lawrence J. Mackey.
Vice Presidont John J. Riley.
Financial Secretary John J.
Broderlck, 1850 Portland avenue.
Recording Secretary Matthew
O'Brien.
Treasurer Daniel Dougherty.
Sergeant-at-Arms M. Kalaher.
Sentinel Thomas Noon.
DIVISION 4.
Meets" Second and Fourth' Mondays,
Bertrand Hall, Sixth Street.
President John H. Hennessy.
Vice President Thomas Lynch.
Financial Secretary Thomas J.
Langan.
Recording Secretary James J.
McTlghe.
Treasurer Pat Connelly.
Sentinel M. J. McDermott.
Sergeant-at-Arms Edward Byrne.
Y. M. I.
MACKIN COUNCIL, 205.
Meets Monday Evenings at Club
House, 344 North Twenty-sixth".
Presidont S. O. Hubbuch.
First Vice President M. F.
Schaad.
Second Vice President R. L.
Scheckler.
Financial Secretary, F. Q. Adams.
Recording Secretary W. G.
Buckle.
Treasurer G. J. Thornton.
Marshal Theo. Buckle.
Inside Sentinel James Radigan.
Outside Sentinel H. Pfeicer.
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE.
In command of the Teuton armies
before Verdun.
POOR TASTE THIS.
iWomen wearing trousers are be
coming more and more numerous In
England.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
The forty-eight States of the
Union have 531 votes in the elec
toral college. The number neces
sary to a choice is 2G6.
SHERIDAN MONUMENT.
A splendid monument to Gen.
Phil Sheridan will be unveiled in
Capitol Park at Albany this after
noon. IRISH SOLDIER GIRL.
Miss Flora Sanders, an Irish
girl, Is A Sergeant in the Serbian
army.
PERIODICALS.
"Do you take any periodlcals?"
dsked the minister on his first
round of parish visits'.
"Well, I don't," replied the
woman, "but my husband takes 'em
frequent, I do wish you'd try to
get him to sign the pledge."
Silk voile Is a fabric used in the
new lingerie for petticoats and combinations.
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The New Fall Cloth
For Men and
Young Men
One can select so easily the new Fall Suits and
Overcoats here at Stewart's, such is ,the splendid
variety offered for choice at this range of prices.
$15.00 to $40.00
These Suits and Overcoats are all of a make well
known to hundreds of men and young men. These men
and young men have strong preference for this line, having
experienced the utmost satisfaction in the service they
have received and great pleasure in the good style and ex
cellent fit of their clothing.
r specializing at $15.00 and $25.00
At these two popular
value. The makers specialize to produce suits and over
coats that will be unmatched in value and every man
should make it a point to see this unusually good clothing.
Boys' New Clothing Ready
Fine F. B. Q. Suits for boys at $6.50 to $12.50. Emphasis is
placed on the splendid value offered at $7.50.
Boys' Reefers are offered in every new style and color at $5.00.
J Boys' Gabardine Raincoats are offered at $7.50 and $10.00.
S Boys' Separate Knickerbocker Trousers are on sale in many
3 patterns for choice at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
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KNIGHTS OP COLUMBUS.
Late News That Will Interest
Members Here and Else
where. Omaha will hold a big initiation
on November 12.
Forty wero given the third degree
last week at Denver.
Indianapolis Knights have eight
teams in their bowling league.
The fourth degree exemplification
at St. Paul has been set for October
26.
A turkey supper was given the
retiring officers of Evansvllle Coun
cil. At Astoria, Ore., a committee is
looking up ellglbles and excellent
results are anticipated.
Ex-Gov. Adams will deliver the
address at the Columbus day open
mass meeting at Denver.
Within the next three months
Duluth Knights will begin the erec
tion of a $75,000 club house.
The council at Green Bay, Wis.,
Is planning the organization of a
bowling league of sixteen teams.
The Knights of Columbus build
ing at Butte will cost $125,000 and
will be a magnificent structure.
Bernard Reynolds, twenty-four
years old, of Zanesvllle, Is the
youngest Grand Knight in Ohio.
At Auburn there will be a big ex
emplification of the fourth on Oc
tober 12 for the councils of Central
and Western New York.
Every large city will havo
patriotic exercises Washington's
birthday, when speakers of renown
will appear everywhere.
Former Gov. Glynn and Rev.
Father Mulry, S. J will address
tho Columbus day gathering at Car
negie Hall, New York City.
The Knights of New Orleans are
going to throw open their magnifi
cent club house to the Catholic
young men and boys of the city.
The formal opening of the mag
nificent new home of the Knights
at Fulton, N. Y., will take place
next Thursday, concluding with a
banquet.
Railroad fare of candidates not
residing in tho city whe are re
ceived into the order at Little Rock
on Columbus day will bo paid out
of the initiation fee.
Rev. Washington Gladden, of
Columbus, Ohio, and Hon. T. S.
Hogan, former Attorney General,
will be the Columbus day speakers
at Beaver Falls, Pa.
The Knights of Fond du Lac,
Wis., will soon start their campaign
for the fund for the erection of a
new club house, on the property re
cently purchased on Sheboygan
street.
Speakers at the Discovery day
celebration at Columbus will be
Rev. Father Tlerney, Dudley Field
Malone and Congressman Brum
baugh. This will be one of the
most notable celebrations in the
country.
NEARING RECOVERY.
Our readers will, rejoice to know
that the Very Rev. Charles Ewell
Craik, dean of Christ Church Cathe
dral, continues to improve at the
Norton Memorial Infirmary. His
son, Charles Ewell Cralk, Jr., who
also was seriously hurt when an
interurban car struck his father's
automobile1 September 24, Is well
along tho road to recovery.
PICK OUT REST.
An elderly German and his wife
were much given to quarreling.
One day, after a particularly un
pleasant scene, tho old woman re
marked with a sigh: "Well, I vlsh
I vas in heafen!"
T vish I vas in a beer garden!"
shouted her husband.
"Ach, ya!" cried the old wife;
"always you try to pick out the
beet place for yourself."
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prices we offer especially good
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PHONE CITY 859. LOUISVILLE. KY,
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508, 510 and 512 CLAY STREET.
TELEPHONE 20 LOUISVTLLEJ. KX
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FALL CITY BEER
Extra Pale Lager Peerless Common
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PHONES Home Shawnee 58 and 59. Cumberland West 69.
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JNO. T. BARBEE & CO.
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Main Office and Salesroom, 726-730 West Main Street
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