The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-04
SHORT LOCALS

town spent Thursday in ChesterVllle |
with friends.
Don't fail to see our selection Of
suits and oVercoats. Lurle's.
Mr.. Calvin Loney is copfined TO his
home in Nerth Liberty by severe at
tack of illness.
A few of those 35c Jap cups and
saucers left to sell at 10c at Wool
sons Xmas China SALE
Mr.. Harold Woolson of Akron spent
Thursday in Mt. Vernon attending the
funeral of the late Milton Buxton, who
was killed in Akron on Tuesday ev-
ening
Your choice Of a fine leather music
roll, only eec, while they last. Beau.
tlfui picture given with each purchase.
See window. Mardis Music store on
the Square.
Mr. William Scribner and son, Wal
ter, of North Park street went to Co
lumbus Thursday noon to attend the
recital given by Melba in the even
ing at Memorial hall.
The doctor says: Don't decorate
your stomach with cut glass Clipped
from enameled cooking utensils but
use WEAR-EVER aluminium. Dem
onstration now on at Woolson's.
Mrs. G. w. Fitzsimmons of East
Gambler street has been summoned to
Chillicothe on account of the death of
Miss Mary A. Sosman.
Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring, 75c; cleaning, 75c; crys'
tails, 15c; Jewels, Zoe 60 75c. Work
guaranteed 1 year. Owens, corner
Main and Gambler streets-up stairs
Mrs Paul Cummings OF Frederick
town was visitor in Mt. Vernon on
Thursday.
See mush and rice cooked without
stirring in a WEAR-EVER kettle at
Woolson's store.
Mr. Frank l.. Fairchild returned this
afternoon from an extended trip
through the East.
An elegant stock Of boys suits and
overcoats at medium prices at Lurie's.
Mr.. Curtis Stone of North Main
street went to Gambler Thursday
morning on business.
SpeciaI-25 doz. mems wool sox, 2
pr. for 25c at Lurie's.
Mr Charles Il. Price went to New.
ark Thursday noon to attend to some
matters of business.
Miss Cecil Jones of North Main
street went TO Akron Thursday morn.
ing to make a short visit with friends
Scribner's Mentholated Cough Bal
sam stops that cough 25c bottle.
Mrs. Frank Boncord of Utica and
Mrs. Russell Harmon of Marion, o.,
spent Wednesday In Mt. Vernon, the
guests of relatives
20 doze. flannel shirts at special
prices at Lurie's.
Mr. Levi Braddocl of Mansfield av-
enue went to Canton Thursday morn
1Hs W aLleHu W SOulS buSlHchh iuht
ters.
scribner's Alaska Balm" for
"chaps."
MIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Young went
TO Columbus this afternoon to attend
the Melba concert at Memorial hall
this evening.
The interest In Woolson's Xmas
China sale continues to grow from
day to day. Unusual values are dis
played at l0c,
Messrs. Eward MicheauX, Alphonse
Farley and Florence Farley of this
city went OF Pleasantyille, o.. Thurs
day on business.
Complete line Of pennants prices
25c to $1.o0 at Penn's.
Mr., II. w. Fish of Columbuns spent
Wednesday in Gambler attending to
some business matters.
Ask to see our special 5c.each
Thanksgiving cards at Penn's.
Miss Garnet Raymond of Chicago.
ILL.,, IL the guest of Miss Bessie Sween-
ey for few days.
The late popular magazines for De.
eember on sale at Penn's.
Mr.. j, A. White OF Youngstown ar
rived in the city Thursday to spend
several days with DIR, and Mrs. G. r.
Baker at their home on East High
street.
Thanksgiving cards, 1oe per dozen
at Penn's.
Rx.Congressman Charles II. Gros-
venOr will deliver an address In Philo
hhu NJ Kanvon colIaga thJs ayario,