The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-05-25

Mrs. l.. Fl. Britton returned to her
home In Marion Thursday after a Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cassil OF
North Gay street.
Claude Penhorwood and daughter,
Leona, of Howard spent Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira o. Ernest of
Wooster avenue.
Prices greatly reduced or all
] spring miIIinery-must be closed out
at once, regardless of cost. The A. A..
oowds Dry Goods Co.
The funeral of the late John Pier.
son, who succumbed to injuries sus-
tanned at the infirmary where he was
an inmate, Saturday morning at 10
o'clock at Liberty chapel.
Mems summer underwear, good as
sortment. lurie's clothing store, 225
South Main street.
Take advantage and buy mems
dress hose. All colors, two pairs for
25c. Lurie's clothing store, 225 South
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Fish of North
Mulberry street went to Mt. Gilead
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
the late Fritz Bomberger, who died
Monday in Akron.
William Coe and William Sellers
returned to this city after having Wis
tied Clinton Coe and Robert Beckley.
Mt. Vernon boys who are in the hos
pital corps In F't Wardsworth They
enjoy their work very much.
No matter in what part of the globe
you have attended sales, you never
witnessed such bonaflde pricecutting
in face of present high prices as at
the selling out sale of c. b. Taylor
hredericktown.
Another $35 house and an excep-
tionally pleased audience was the
grand success of the Pleasant Grange
Dramatic club ut Milford Grange hall
Wednesday evening. The club will
give the play at Martinsburg in the
early part of June.
DIR. u. T. Penhorwood of Greenyille
O., and Miss Helen II. Hess OF Gallon
we're united in marriage at Bucyrus
Monday, DIR. and Mrs Penhorwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Smith of
Killbuch spent Wednesday in this
city with Mr. and Mrs. |. o. Ernest of
Wooster avenue.
one of the greatest pleasures we
have had during this sellng-out sale
which is noticeable fact that dozens
OF people who visited MS the opening
day are returning frequently to get
an extra supply of these bargains.
Those who have not yet attended
should let nothing keep them from
doing SO You will not regret the
trip. c. b. Taylor, Fredericktown.
An examination for rural mail car.
rier. to fill vacancies at Mt. Vernon,
Fredericktown and Martinsburg, will
be held In Mt. Vernon on June 9.
Those desiring TO take the examina-
tion should apply to John C. Wood,
secretary of the local examining
board, at the Mt. Vernon postofnce,
for application blanks and other In
formation.
Word has been received here by
Mrs. NJ, j. Fish OF North Mulberry
street OF the death in Akron Monday
of her nephew, Fritz Bomberger, aged
~ years. Death came as result of
long illness of tuberculosis. The
deceased leaves his mother. The
funeral Wednesday at Mt. Gilead. In
terment in the Mt. Gilead cemetery.
Never in the history OF this district
has such vast amount of merchan.
disc been sold as we disposed of
since the opening day of this selling
out sale. OF course, It was utterly
impossible to display anywhere near
all this stock at one time, but now
that picking is best. it's an oppor-
tune time to make your dollar do
the work Of two or three later on. G.
Is. Taylor, Fredericktown-