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ounces for SC at Woolson's.
Mr.. William l.. Cary of Columbus
was In the city Thursday on business.
The Poppleton Grocery Co., buys
first class butter 23 E. Gambler st.
Mr.. Albert T.. Auskings was in Col.
umbus Thursday afternoon.
Standard fashion sheets for April
now ready at Woolson's.
The cleanest scrap tobacco. special
for Saturday only, 10 papers for 25c
at Pitkin's.
Millinery opening at Kirk & Jack.
cons, Is East Gambler street, Friday,
March II.
Mr.. William F.. Carey of Columbus
was in the city Thursday on bust.
ness.
A No. !. second growth chestnut
fence posts for sale. G. +. Rush, X. d.
Mrs. Ada Cochran and children OF
Orrville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Cochran on Wednesday.
st. Patrick's and Easter post cards,
J cent. Novelties, cards and booklets
for the Easter season at The Arnold
store.
Mrs. Bernice Bricker Of Canton, O.,
Is the guest of her sister, Miss Mil.
dred Smith.
You will miss an opportunity to save
money II You fail to attend my clos.
ing out sale. McNabb's grocery.
Mrs. Orville Weir Of Mansfield re.
turned today after short visit with
her parents.
wythe Z oss announce their open.
ing display Of spring millinery for Fri.
Day, March IL.
Mr.. Harker Lybarger went to Dan.
vile Thursday morning to spend the
day with relatives.
For stiff neck apply Hanford's Bal.
saD. Rub II or and rub 1t In thor.
oughly.
Mrs. Sarah Hose of Cleveland was
called here Wednesday by the death
OF her mother Mrs. Mowery.
HanfOrd's Balsam cures bunions.
Apply thoroughly for several nights.
Extra fine olives in bulk SOC quart,
very low price on bottle olives,
pickles and catsup. McNabb's groc.
cry.
Ask anybody about it--Hanford's
Bsisam.
Ladies. call at the Paradise before
you buy your spring hats. All new
spring hats, March H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitler 20 to
Zsaesville tomorrow to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Killers sister, Mrs.
Chss. Bowlin.
Easter post cards, booklets, eggs
snd novelties. Tissue and paper nap.
kins 1t The Arnold Store.
Owens. corner Main and Gambler
Up stairs, repairs watches cheaper
than elsewhere. Main spring 75c;
cleaning 75c: crystals i5c; jewels 25c
To TIC. Guaranteed year.
Mr.. ana Mrs. David ID. Henderson
lett today for Upper Sandusky, where
they will reside.
A livable chick from every hatch.
able egg. II you use a Prairie State
incubator. Woolson's are the agents
for Knox county.
Northern grown seed potatoes, Red
River. Farley Ohios. Early Rose,
Triumph and Cobblers price 0Oc per
sushel at Pitkins.
See the Japa.lac girl In Woolson's
window and so In and ask for free
sample can.
Mr.. Charles Burris of this city has
accepted a position In Ashland, Ohio, |
sad will move with his family to that
place.
Al Kirk a Jackson's you will find
sno sTisciila BOOKS giving latest de- |
signs In cross stitch. Irish Crochet
No. ] and 2, filet and tatting. ID. M.
c. crochet thread. Full line Of stamped
wosds and stamping done to order.
Mr.. Pierce Thayer went to Colnm.
bus Thursday morning to attend the
sec0aA annual show OF the Ohio Ken.
ne, Club,
Postmaster s. g. Dowds went to
Columbus Wednesday morning on
BUSINESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mowery and
family Of Danville were the guests OF
NJ Vernon relatives on Wednesday.
soc "Wear-Ever' sauce pans, soc,
for \ limited time. at woolson's.
Mrs. Clarence Beal Of North Lib
erty Is seriously IN with infiammatory