The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-05-19
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Frrs 15c; butter 1Sc.

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Columbus on business.
Mr.. w. A. Lewis of Cleveland spen'
"wednesday in Mt. Vernon on business
The meyer-Lindorf Co.'s silk sale
continues all this week.
Get prices on our hammocks; they
have all others beat. No pulling OUT
Mt the ends Frank e. Kirby q Co
Judge P. A. Berry left Thursday
morning for Chicago, ILL.,, to join MIS-
Berry and visit with relatives.
NJ. william Welch and Mrs. James
seaeffer went to Columbus Thursday
morning to spend the day
Mr.. John George went to Granville
Thursday morning to attend to some
business matters.
Any cloth suit in the house Is yours
AZ one-half price. They Meyerl'ndor'
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Peterson went
20 Columbus Thursday morning to
spend the day.
Miss Martha Irvine, East Gambler
street. Is the guest OF Mrs. George
Shurr at Chesterville, o.
Special sale on floor mating for sat
urday only: zoe mating for 12hc.
Frank e. Kirby C Co.
Deputy Sheriff John Woolison made
a business trip to Millersburg Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. Allen johnson went to Howard
Thursday morning to spend the day
on business.
All trimmed millinery Is now sell
lnq at one-fourth off at the Meyer-lIn-
dorf Co.
Mrs. Harris Just received fine line
of trimmed hats. Hat sale Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Ash OF San Francisco,
California, is making an extended vis-
Il with her aunt, Mrs. A. d. Bum, and
other relatives.
Have you saved on your silk dress
at the MeyerLlndorf Co.'s big SILK
saIe7
Messrs. Lester Ogg and Clifford
Renth, both of whom are attending
Ohio State University at Columbus,
are making a several days visit with
relatives and friends in Mt. Vernon.
New summer parasols $500 up at
The Meyer-Lindorf Co.
Mr.. Harry Graham, linotype oper-
ator in the Banner composing room,
went TO Columbus this morning where
he will submit to an operation at
Grant hospital for an enlarged gland.
The styles in rugs, carpets and mat
tings are the best and the stock new
and fresh. Rugs from is to 33 inches
to 12 and Is feet, at prices that VIII
save you money Linoleum from 4Oc
per yard upward, and the best quail
ties. We invite you TO visit our rooms
snd be convinced that we can save you
money on carpets and floor coverings.
The Arnold Store, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Mrs. w. b. Wondering returned to
her home in Lancaster, Ohio, Thurs
day morning after several days Wis.
It with Mr.. and Mrs, julius Rogers Of
this city. Nlees!~
-l--1at rates on all watch repairing.
Main spring, 75c; cleaning 75c; crys-
tails l5c; jewels, 235c to 75c. Work
Main and Gambler streets--up stairs.
guaranteed year. Owens, corner
The annual commencement of Starl-
ing-Ohio medical college, Columbus,
will occur May "a. Among the gradu-
ates are Joseph Cyrus Bradfield of Mt.
Vernon and Isaac Smith Putnam of
Brink Haven.
These are busy days In our rug sec
tion. Take advantage Of the genuine
savings we offer. The Meyer-Llndorf
Co.
Prices and styles In wall papers
make sales. These prove themselves
In the sales made In our wall paper
department this spring. New papers
arriving each day and the suggestion
OF our salesman are always to be had,
when wanted to help our customers
20 select paper for any room. The
Arnold Store, Mt, Vernon, Ohio
The commencement Of the Danvllle
and Buckeye City high school will oc-
cur at Danville this evening. On Fri
day evening the alumni banquet viii
be held.
Just arrived, straw hats, beautiful
shapes. Lurie Clothing Co., 225 South
Main street.
Mr.. Charles Rowland OF GAINESVILLE
was in Mt. Vernon Wednesday con-
ferring with Mr.. Robert $. Hull rela'
a..ln H.. lnh