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Pettibockers, $1.00

Pettibockers, $1.OO
Women's - ankle length in
black, navy, green, purple ana
brown. Friday. $l.W.
$3.50 Bags at $1.98
women's Cordovan Cowhide
Boston Bags-13 and IA inch
sizes. Friday, $1.9S.
Gloria Umbrellas, $2.98
womeh's Gloria-looks like pure
silk, but wears better. With fash
ionable leather trimmed handles.
Cozy Nightg0wns, $l.5O
OF flannelette--braided or hand.
embroidered. Sizes to 90.
81 Union Suits, 79c
Boys' silver gray, fleeced lined
suits. low neck. no sleeves, ankle
length; 8 to IL years. Friday, 7sc.
See These Suits, $2.25
won1en's 40 per cent wool
mixed with silk-supergrade. first
quality Union Suits, SO to a sizes.
Friday, $2.25.
Silk Umbrellas; &.69
The makers pre-Christmas
clearawAy-it means q bargain
price for women's fine navy. green
and purple silk umbrellas--with
ivory-like bakelits handles. Not
one worth less than $500. RI
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An-WOOl Overcoats,
$28.75

Regular $35 to $50. grade. Compris-
ing about $50 super quality Over
coats. Strictly all-wool materials,
plaid and double faced fabrics, right
out of our regular stock. Most of
these fine garments are lined and
trimmer with Skinner's satin and
hand tailored in every essential de-
tail; models include big ulsters,
ulsterettes, raglans, kimonos, and
set-in sleeve styles, belt back and
belt al around. Not every size in
every. pattern or style, but all sizes
in tho lot from 33 to AZ. All fully
80 to Us lsss than you win be able
to buy them next winter. Friday
only, $26.76. Main Floor. e
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Strap-Wrist Gauntlets,
S285

OF Giace Kid and Mochaline, .
washable Suede Skin, the Glace In
taupe, oxblood and white with black
stitching, sewing and gore, the Mo-
chaline in natural pongee, colors
and white. Friday only, $2.Sb pair.
Main Floor. .
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Is Piece Ivaleur Sets,
$500

In Royalton pattern, consisting of
Bonnet-shape, Long-hsndled Mirror,
Hsirbrush, Dressing Comb, Powder
Box, Hair Receiver, Cloth Brush,
Nail Buffer, Nail File, Cuticle
Knife, Shoe Hook, Shoe Horn, Two
Salve Boxes combined, Perfume
Bottle with holder, At. $500.
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Sports Hose, 2 pairs
S2.6

Women's. Regularly $160. First
quality. Wool mixed, Richelieu
ribbed with embroidered clocks, in
black, brown, gray and heather.
Also full fashioned wool hose, In
gray, tan and camel. Friday only,
Z pair $2.l6. Main Floor.
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Girls Dresses, s2.9s

Girls Dresses, $2.98
Regulation Dresses-part wool
with white braid trimmings. Sizes
to II years. Regularly S3.sS.
Friday, $2.sS.
Girls Dresses, $1.59
Tub Dresses of linenes. cham.
brays and blue serge. Last OF
lots, 8 TO ~ years. Regularly
si.ss. Friday, $1.Ss.
Hand Bags, SOC
Women's Leather BaSs-c0lors
and black. fitted with mirror.
Also party boxes. black snamcled.
FrldAy, &c. a
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silk and Sports Hose, $1.69

Silk and Sports Hose, $1.59
Regularly S1.75 and $1:9s, wcmsn,s;
first. quality pure thread siiki fuli fasn- ,-
mercerized hose, in gray, blue and camel.
Silk and wool sports hose, m brown
gray and heather; al perfect. Friday only
t,59-Main Floor.
Soc Underwear at 39c
Children's fleece-lined vests, long sleeves,
also Dutch neck; elbow length; pants TO
match, ankle and knee length; 70 II
years; all perfect. Friday only, 3sc-Main
Floor.
Women's Union Suits, 69c
Regularly s5c TO 81; low neck, knee
Ienoth: medium and heavier weights; all
perfect. Friday only, sse.-Main Floor.
Sports Boomers, 1895
Women's; glove silk, in the new style;
neva drop, with elastic at waist oesp
green, copen and brown; regular and extra
sizes; regularly $3.50. Friday only. Sass.
Main Floor.
Women's Vests, $1.65
Glove silk vests, bodice style; In flesh;
Floor.
Silk Boomers, $3.50
Women's; glove silk, in flesh color: well
reinforced; all sizes and all perfect. FRI
day only, $2.5o-Msin Floor.
Women's Union Suits, $1.39
Regularly So and $225;< wool mixed;
low neck, ribbed, ankle, length. sleevelcss;
. regular and extra slzes; first quality. Fri.
day only. 31.ss. Man Floor. y
Envelope ChenAise, $2.95
d.nss; Gsys ;s assals1s ss9' isP' F Pss os9
S2.05-Main Floor.
Children's Sports Hose, $1.29
. Regularly $3.50 and $1.75; thres-quarter
length silk and wool sports hose, with roll
top; first quality. Friday only, $l.zs.-
Main Floor.
S1-25 silk Hose, 2 Pairs, SIPS
Holeproof Women's pure thread silk;
scanned back; IN black, white, brown, tan,
camel. gray; all sizes; first quality; In
Christmas box. Friday only, 2 pairs,
$2.25.-Main Floor.
Children's Sports Hose, $1.79
Regularly $1.95; all wool, with fancy
tops; can be used full length or three.
quarter; in brown, gray, camel and
heather; fancy colored tops; sizes TO
10h; all perfect. Friday only, $1.7s.-
Main Floor.
Children's Leggins, $2.45
Regularly $3.50; corduroy velvet pants
lSggins, waist length. In black, white and
blue: ages to 4 years. Friday only, SEAS.
MAIN Floor.
Sports Hose, 69c Pair
Women's mercerized ribbed sports hose;
two-yoned mixtures; blue, tan Ind heather;
! Also children's wool-mixed long hose, plain
black and brown, also heather mixed; first
quality. Friday only, 6sc pair.-Msin
! Floor.
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Handkerchief

Thousands Of them--Su-
perior qualities at the prices
Boxed on request.
Women's and Men's-Em.
broidefed and colored
'Sports" for women. plain
white for men. Any 8 for Soc.
Men'h-Hemstitched. You'll
Judge them worth 1oc each.
l2 Tor Soc.
Lnen-Women's Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs; white and col.
oredy Sports. 3 for Soc.
Linenr-Men's. White; plain
and hemstitched. 5 for e1yo0.
Initist--Men's Sheer Lawn
Handkerchiefs with embroid.
cred initial. 8 In boz, 7oc.
Friday-Bargaln Basemsa1t.
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SOC and CSC Bags, 2 for 81

Soc and CSC Bags, 2 for 81
For children and misses; Of velvet, vel
silk lined; fitted with mirror. Friday only,
for $l.-Main Floor.
$3.50 Music Folds, $2.95
Made of genuine goat skin, richly lined
with MORE silk; holds sheet music or can
be folded: with top handle and buckle fas-
tener. Friday only, $2.s6-Main Floor.
So Manicuring Set, $1.98
Fitted with twenty-one useful fittings;
sateen. Friday only at $l.SS.-Main Floor.
Handkerchiefs
Women's Pure LiDen Handkerchiefs,
hand embroidered and hand made, In colors
and white. also fancy lace, with linen CEN
Women's .pur. Linen H.ndkerchiefs.
with embroidered corner. . for 81.
Women's 26c Pure Linen Handkerchief,
white; also initial. At for 81.
women's 1sc Shamrock Initial Hand:
kerchiefs, also linen, With embroidered
corner, in colors and white. At 8 for 81.
Boys ssc Pure Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs. 8 for 81.
Boys Fast-woven Bordered Handker-
Boys 15c Colored Novelty Handker-
chiefs. 6 for Soc.
Children's Picture Handkerchiefs, with
embroidered designs. Box Of for 35c
and soc.
childrens Daily Handkerchiefs. Box Of
Z for 59c. l>sag,s q M, - ~ I. 4 ss.k
chiidr:n': cslored Novelty; Handksr;
Paiais RsyaLM.in Floor.
China and Houseware,
brakes Electric Massass vibrators, with
8 applicators. Special, $2.sS complete.
S-piece Carving Sets, good grade Of
steel; white metal handles; fully guaran-
teed, Sass.
"Manning Bowman" Pure Aluminium
Cold Water Percolators, s-cup size; $3.50
Holdfast Aluminium Baby Plates, cannot
pull off; fit any chair or table, Soc.
Ball Bearing Roller Skates, made BY the
Union Hardware Co.; adjustable, $1.6s.
A set Of 2 "Bayberry" Candles, neatly
packed in gift box; very special, 1oc
box.
Round Aluminium Double Roasters, nice
for small roasts, chicken, etc.; special, 79c.
Library Baskets, oblong shape, in sew
eral different colors, with rose decoration,
csc.
Electric Irons, 6-pound size; fully nick
eled and polished; complete with cord and
plug, $3.sS.
Large size White Enameled Bread Box,
with hinged cover; gold stenciling; spe-
cial, $1.29. g1
Stationery Specials
81 Wards Linen Stationery; 2 quirss
fine paper and envelopes, prettily tiedwith
ribbon. Friday only. $1.Ss box.
tions. bound in real leather; each one com
plete. Friday only, $1.39 set.
$3.50 Colored Brass Book Slides, some
in elk design. Friday only, $1.5o each.
Palais Royal--Main Floor.
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Elbow-Length Gloves, $1.45 Pr:
OF chamoisstte. channois suede and
filosetts. in spear point ana emDfo,osry
sand, beige and white. Friday only, $l.4S
pair-Msjn Floor.
Fabric Gloves, 75c Pair
2-clasp, warm-lined gloves, in brown and
black: strap-wrist gauntlets, Of chsmei-
settle, in sand color. Friday only. 7se
pair.-Main Floor.
Fridays Bargains-China
51-piece American Porcelain Dinner
Sets, blue and gold bordsred design; si2
American Porcelain Cups and Saucsrs,
7-piece Grape Juice Sets. thin blown;
grape cut design. Special, $1.3S.
Goblets or sherbets, thin blown; poin-
settia cutting. Choice, 8 for $l.1s.
7-piece Berry Sets, Nippon china; choice
Of several attractive decorations. Special.
Nippon China Muffin Dishes, choice Of
two pretty decorations; $500 value. Sps-
Palais Royal-First F1sor.
Children's Beaver Hats, $1.49
Regularly S2.49; q good assortment of
pretty styles, neatly trimmed with gros-
grain ribbon band and bow; colors, black,
brown and beaver. Friday only, $l.as.-
Second Floor,
MatteawaA Velour Hats, A
Resularly $7.5Op Americas finest and
most serviceable quality velour offered at
less than their original cost; seven good
styles and six assorted colors to choose
from. Friday only. A-Seeond Floor.
Art Needlework Specials
Christmas Novelties
Odds and ends. consisting Of small sew
ing basket, vanity bags with puff, sewing
box. fancy pincushion; values S6c to Doc.
Friday only, 7sc sach.-Main Floor.
Sanitary Luncheon Sets, 81
s and 18-piece sets, several pretty pat
terms; needs no washing; saves laundry;
will not tear; regularly $25. Friday
only, 81 set-Main Floor.
$3.50 Pillow Cases, 81 T.
Stamped Tubing Cases, in three assorted
designs; slightly soiled. Fridu only, 81
pair.-Main Floor.
Assorted Flowers, SOC
Regularly DOC ana Toe; one table OF As
sorted flowers in fine variety Of styles
and colors. Friday only. Ssc-Second
Floor.
Floor Covering, 55c Yd.
Gold Seal, Neponset and our special
grade floor covering in part rolls; enough
yardage Of some designs to cover several
Z rooms: Soc to s9c grades. Friday only.
I 65e yards-Seeond Floor.
Cocoa Door Mats, $1.5O
A superior grade, that will stand hard
wear; regularly e1.96. Friday only, $50.
Second Floor.
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Gift Suggestion, $3.50

Gift Suggestion $3.50
Cap and Scarf Of brushed wool
In assorted colors. Get--boxed II
desired---for ef.Bs.
$1.O0 Gloves, 79c
Boys and Girls Piiable Leather
Gloves-fleece lined. Sizes . to
. N the wanted brown shades.
Friday, 7sc.
Sateen Aprons, $1.79
New-of black sateen with ere
tonne trimmings In bright colors.
Ana note the collars and pockets
- these aprons. An si1es.
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Boys 2-Pants Suits,
$8.75

Regular $40 to SIS grade Norfolk
Suits, about 200 Of good quality
woolen and all-wool cheviots,
tweeds, and cassimeres, ssplendidly
tailored, all neat patterns. Sizes
for boys z to II. Friday only,
$8.76. Main Floor.
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8-Piece Manicure Sets, $500
Consisting Of nail buffer, with change
able cAamois, nail file. cuticle knife, nail
stick, salve box, cuticle scissors, shoe hook
and large tray; handsome lined boxes,
At ts.e9.
7-Piece Manicure Sets, $500
In lined bonss. AZ 800.
Pslais RoyaLMaiA Fisos.
Ribbon Specials
Tsffsta grounds, With fancy stripes,
. polk. dot dot sfse: - IN n .hs. su; .ss .Ass sss
chiidren's hair ribbons. Friday only, 23c
yard.
Dresden, light and dark grounds, fancy
stripes, ETC.: an to inches wide; all
colors and combinations. Friday only. l9c
yard.
Red Satin Ribbons, 31i to 1 inches wide,
for tying wreaths, etc. Friday only. zoe
and 2sc yard.
Satin Ribbons, No. 1 and IN; 10 yards
70 piece; extra heavy, in all the wanted
shades Of pink. blue, maize, lavender. tur-
ouoise, etc. Friday only at 40e and SOC
piece.
Pslais Royal-Main Floor.
Rag Rugs, $6 Each
Sizes 9x12. 8x10 and 6x9 feet: slightly
soiled from being used as samples; regu-
larly $40 to $3.50. in the lot,. at S6
eafh.-Seeond Floor.
S. & $5.95 Trimmed Hats, SITE
1926 smart mid-ss ason Hats. consisting
Of satins. velvets and few felts, in the
seasons best styles and colors, including
plenty Of black. Friday only ct $2.7s.-
Second Floor.
Children's Tams, CSC
Regularly $1.35: the original Priscilla
Dean Tams, In . fine assortment Of popu-
lar colors: ideal school hats. Friday only.
69c,-Second Floor.
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Boys Norfolk Suits, sS.45

Boys Norfolk Suits, $8.45 :
Il Two-Pants Corduroy Suits, the best in
our stock. which includes Crompton al
weather, also the famous Lawrence cordu-
roy; both knickers full hned; $40 to $12.50
values; sizes z to II. Friday only, $S,4S.
Main Floor. @
Little Boys OyercOats, $7.95 4
chillas, also all-wool meltons, made with
aiI-wool lining; convertible collars and
muf pockets; sizes 2h TO 10. Friday only,
37.95.-Main Floor. a
Little Boys Overc0ats, 4.75
Good quality chinchillas, odd lots from,
our regular stock; well made and trimmed;
button -to-neck style; regular $3.50 values;
sizes 5 to only. Friday only. $4.7S.--i
Main Floor %
Boys Mackinaws, $6.75
Regular % to tiI50; all-wool and
heavy weight; the long-wearing kind, made
with convertible storm collars, mun and
patch pockets: this includes all the hest
mackinaws in our stock; sizes z TO Is
only. Friday only, $6.75.-Main Floor.
Furniture Specials
s2 Bedroom Table. solid oak. with shelf.
| =
SITS, Hardwood Kitchen Chair, golden
oak finish. Friday at $1.39.
Hardwood Rocker, with arms; golden
oak finish. Friday at $3.ss.
Table. Of .splid oak, with shelf and
drawer. Friday at $3,98.
Toy Setsfwhite enameled; table and
chairs Friday at $5.9S.
Willow Arm Chairs, high back: large
size. Friday at $17.00.
S. Smoking Stand, with blue ash tray;
birchwood; dull mahoyacy finish, at $3.49.
Bed Pillow. filled with all new feathers,
at 89c.
Red Rocking Chairs, for children, at 4se.
Folding Cutting Table, of hardwood, So
Palais Royal-Fourth Floor.
Notion Specials q $.i
Enamel Coat Hanger. assorted colors; 5
for. 21e. y >{f - 4%.,l T..
Hand-painted Stocking Dsrner, assorted
colors, at 15c.
Needle Book, assorted colors, containing
best quality sewing needles; assorted sizes;
at 19c. .
Work Boxes. containing sewing articles,
Cloth Cases. containing folding hang
ers, at 19c.
Palais RoyaLMain Floor.
Women's Dresses, $40, SIS and
$18.75
A number Of special lots Of dresses
priced for Friday only; jersey, silk and
cloth. sx.Aes, ert
Pslais Royal-r Third Floor.
Curtains, $5.29 Pr.
Irish Point. Marie Antoinette, Cluny
Lace, Nottingham Lace, Filet Weave,
Braided Net and Point De Gene Net
Curtains; values from $3.50 to $7.75; 2
to 8 pair lots. Friday only, $5.2S pairs--
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100 Wonderful Friday Bargain
Leather Bags, $2.95

Regularly $3.50. Made Of gen
uine pin seal, silk lined, fitted with
purse and mirror, mounted on en-
graved frame, gilt finish, two
styles to select from. Friday only,
$2.06. Main Floor.
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Mems AA-Wool Overcoats,

Mems Atwood Overcoats,
$19.75
Regularly $40; these coats are the con-
servative, staple Chesterfelds; materials
are all-wool dark gray meltons; sizes 36
to 30 only, Friday only. $ls7S.-Main
Floee. ~ L. t+y
Women's Tuxedo Sweaters, SIS
weight wool; plain or, fancy stitches; belt
all around and pockets: buff, brown, black
or navy; all sizes. So to Is. Friday only,
$6-Third Floor.
Georgette Crepe Blouses, $3.75
Regularly IS to 1896: overblouses, tie
backs with round collars, white and fleshE
small sizes only. Friday only, $s.751
Third Floor.
Pleated Prunella Skirts, $4.45
We have sold hundreds of these skirts
at $l.95 and $5.95. A fortunate purchase
200. thus making this offer possible. Fri
day only. S4.45.-Third Floor.
Curtain Specials
Rufle Scrim Curtains, large ruffle. Pair.
11.2S. fr.
Lace Edge Marquisette Curtains. Pair,
$1.6s.
Filet Weave Net Curtains. Pair, $l.7s.
Colored Figured Msaras Curtains. Pair,
$2.s5.
Lace Sash Curtains, lcops at top. Each.
35e.
Sample Pairs Fine Curtains, one-h.lf off.
-, Second Floor.
69c to S9c Silks, 55c Yd.,
Figured Drapery Madras and Plain ORA
perry silks. Friday only, 55c yard.-Sec-
Fancy Pillow Slips, $1.49 Each
Made of. colorsd repps, poplins, ETC., with
embroidered colored designs. Special at
Sl.A9-Second Floor.
Drapery Remnants Reduced
Includes various lengths Of curtain ma
terials, silks, velours, madras, etc.; for
merly sold for CSC 10 s.. Friday only,
l2c to $lSe. yard.-Second Floor.
SOC to $125 HCretonnes, SOC
Part and full bolts; dozens Of patterns
Friday only, Soc yard-Second Floor.
Paristyle Mud Pack, 45c
Regularly 60c.; for removing black heads
and tightening the muscles; also regular
80c Paristyle Almond Cream. Friday only,
l5c each.
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Last of Lots
Wonderful Friday
BARGAINS

Prices are reduced suffi.
ciently to create . complete
clearaway. E
$50 Dresses; women's and
misses; wool velours and
serges; sizes 1s years to AZ
bust. Friday, S4.3s. = q
$25 Goats; extra stzes; II to
81: large fur collars on some;
all full lined. Friday. 317,0o.
Winter Coats; misses' and
< wornen's; some fur trimmed;
regularly $1s.s6 to $3.50.
Friday, $3.50.
Dress Skirts; prunella cloth;
pleated; regularly $6.o5 and
1895. Friday, $4.So.
Plaid Skirts; box pieated:
only 35 of them; worth $2.50
to 1895. Friday, t1.69.
Girls Goats. OF heavy winter
cloths: many with, large fur
collars; all full lined: sizes s
TO IA and Q to 8 years. FRI
day, S4.95.
Tots Coats, . to 9 years:
gray chinchilla, full lined:
were S5.s5. Friday, $3.50.
Palais Royal-BsrgAin
Basement.
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$1.5O Hose, $1.29

women's--fuii fashionsd- black
with long silk boots and lisle gar
ter tops. Sizes . TO 10. Friday,
Sl.2e.
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.Clocks--Gifts
For Friday Only

$3.50 Big Ben shd Baby Ben
The nationally.known alarm
clocks. e2.DS.
10 MAntel Clocls-S-day,
striking hours and half hours.
Choice Of oak and mahogany
finish cases. S7.S0. NJ Z
$3.50 Uoclxs-With white
dial. alarm clocks. s.dAy.
B0udoir Cl0cks--In ma
cases; Christmas gifts for her.
hogany finish or white enamel
S2.98.
Friday-Bargain Basement.
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Luggage
For Friday Only
109o Discount
just = few examples of
savings to those making
selections tomorrow.
So Weekend Cases, $3.50.
$3.50 Suit Cases, $6.1b.
$40 Travelling Bags, $500.
$12 Travelling Bags. $10.80.
$3.50 Fitted Suit Cases.
$3.50 Hat Boxes, S4.95.
riday-Bargaln Basement.
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Bath Robes, $3.50

Women's Heavy BLANKET Robes
lin various colors; Wide satin
ribbon trimming. cord girdle. %
to ~ .sises. Friday, eS1e; other
DAYS SB.o8,
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Children's Tams, 69c

Regularly $1.35: the original Priscilla
Dean Tams, In fine assortment Of popu-
lar colors: ideal school hats. Friday only.
69c,-Second Floor.
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~ Two-Pants Corduroy Suits, the best IN
our stock, which includes Crompton ap
weather, also the famous Lawrence cordu.
roy; both knickers full hned; $40 to &12.5(
values; sizes z to II. Friday only, $S.4s
Main Floor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-21
FAKE WEDDING STORY

On last Tuesday there appeared in
the columns of this paper an account
of the wedding of Miss Winifred Stef-
fens of Lexington, to Mr. Gordon
Wayne. of Chicago. in which a num-
ber of local people were said to have
participated This article was sent
to us under a Lexington postmark,
and we naturally supposed it was au'
thentic as the wedding was describ-
ed in detail. Since the article was
published, however we have been in
formed that the Mt. Sterling people
who were supposed to have taken
part in the wedding never heard of
the couple. We do not know the OBJ
ject of the person who sent in the
erroneous announcement, but assure
the public that in the future no such
articles will be published unless
properly signed by persons locally
known.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-21
Normal School Board
Unable To Name Site

The meeting of the normal school
commission ended in a deadlock at
Frankfort Saturday over the location
of the Eastern Kentucky school, the
final vote standing four for Morehead
and four for Paintsville. Eighteen bal
lots were taken before the commits
sioners adjourned to meet again next
Saturday at Lexington.
The vote showed Commissioners
Sherman Goodpaster, Frankfort. e.
w. Senff. Mt Sterling; Thomas A.
Combs Lexington and Ed c. ORear,
Frankfort, holding out for Morehead
as the site of the new school, and
Commissioners ]. L. Harmon, Bow
ling Green: w. S. Wallen, Prestons-
burg: Arthur Peter. Louisville, and
Alex G. Barrett, Louisville, firm In
their stand for Paintsville. This is
the way the vote stood when the com
mission adjourned in a deadlock ear
ly in September.
Before taxing up the Eastern heo
lucky situation, the commission &C
cepted the E. B. Houston and Rainey
T. Wells site at Murray for the school
for Western Kentucky. This site com
prises 81 acres and is suitable In
every way for the new school, the
commission reported.
Mr. Wallen resigned as secretary
of the commission at Saturdays meet
ing and Mr.. SEMI was named secre-
tary and treasurer of the body.
Members of the commission declar-
ed after the session ended that hope
of settlement on the eastern site
did not appear imminent and that they
believed the present lineup of four to
four would maintain at the next meet
ing of the commission.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-21
/, Mrs. Leon Renaker
Sues For $4,000

Mrs. Nancy Renaker, widow of
Leon Renaker. who was slain in his
bed at his home at Winchester last
July. Saturday brought suit against a
number of life Insurance companies
for payment of policies, of which she
was the beneficiary. on the life of
her husband.
Mrs Renaker is under indictment
by the Clark county grand jury on
a charge of conspiracy to murder in
connection with the death of her hus-
band. Her case is set for trial in the
Clark circuit court December IL.
Some of the policies had indemnity
clauses providing for payment of dou-
ble the face of the policies if Renaker
was killed by accident or violence.
The amount in controversy in the
suits filed Saturday is $4,000. Five
suits were filed against companies,
including the Intersouthern Life In
surance Companies, two policies of
fN,VVO ChNhB hChtuNhy Inv ohN NANNA
dent Company, $4,000; Aetna Life In
surance Company. two policies of s5,-
900 each; Equitable Life Insurance
Company, two policies of $1,000 each.
and the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, one policy of $4,000. The
last three carry double indemnity
clauses.
Renaker carried $4,000 insurance
on his life. Last summer, soon after
his death, one of the companies paid
a.policy of $4,000. A week later an
other company paid its policy for $4,
OO0 Another policy is for $4,000. on
which suit has not been brought.
Mrs. Renaker is represented by
Benton and Davis. Winchester attor-
neys..
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-11-21
GOES WITH HOFFMAN

After practically As years as an em-
ploye of the C. & o. railway, W. o.
Pierce has accepted a position with
H. G. Hoffman, general agent for the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, and will assume his new duties
at once. Mr.. Pierce is recognized as
one of the best business men that
ever came to Mt. Sterling and MI
Hoffman is indeed fortunate in secur
ing the services of so able man as
w. o. Pierce. He will spend some
time in the office and will then en-
gage in the active work of selling in
surance.