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EuAOn OF Academia.
"Thc Blind Adventure" and Pathe
News at Lyric tomorrow. Xl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burris and
daughter Marion, spent Sunday in
Gambler.
Harry Mclick Of Columbus spen,
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Darling of West Gambler street.
Save money on your fertilizer and
all kinds of feeds at Mcconnell ware
house. Levering Bros If tee
w. S. Mckinley left Saturday morn
ing for a months visit in Indiana and
other places through the west.
Everything good that's new in wo-
mems low cuts--Sevcrns' shoe store.
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Miss NJ. Wcigant of MillcrsbWg is
visiting Miss Esther Feeney of this
city.
Miss Mary Ojcrholtzer spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. S L.
Vanatta. near North Liberty.
Plant some sweet corn and beans
this week. WooIson's. 81 x2+
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Starmer Of
New Castle, Pa. are visiting at the
home OF A. Schiappacassc.
CLANCY Miller and John Frye of
MillwLpd spent Monday here Oh
| business.
Fireworks and picnic supplies for
the Fourth. WooIson'e. 81 ks
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy l.. Russell and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Russell spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Traxlcr, near
Marcngo.
Mrs. William Deuncy of Springfield
has returned home after spending
! Saturday and Sunday here with rel
atiycs.
Spend a part Of the Fourth in plant
ing. Come in, and we can tell you
many things that It Is not too late to
plant. Wooioons. x1 x2*
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Crumlcy and
sons, George and Harold. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ilackctt motorcd t.
Lancaster Sunday.
Highest prices paid for wool. All
kinds of farm products at old McCOn
nell warehouse. Levering Bros.
Il tf'
J. Lewis Of East Vine street left
Friday for Camp Upton. n. Y, where
he will visit Loo Lewis. lie probably
will be gono for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Simcns and Mr.
and Mrs. J. !. Scolcs Of Danvillo
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
cit Hess.
With creamery butter at fifty cents
Il pound now, what will 1t be later
| Cut your butter cost forty per cent
with our "Dazcy" Churn. Woolson's
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Donald WOotton, cartoOnlst on thu
Camp Sherman News, spent Sunda,
here with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Wootton of Lamartino street.
Mrs. Owen Mccoy returned to hol
home in Urbana Saturday after visit
ing Mrs. Ruth buchanan and olho
friends here.
ME C " ANlCS WANTED EOF
FIRST CLASS WAR WORK. PER
MANENT EMPLOYMENT AT GOOr
WAGES. THE HOPE FORGE ANr
MACHINE CO. t
Miss Esther Hartman and Miss
Helen Hartman of Mansfield spcn
Sunday with Mrs Joseph Boyle
North Catherine street.
MObiloil a., one of the best auto
mobile oils made. Iluntsbcrger a
Woolison's garage, II T., Gambler ST
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. O'Bricn an,
daughters. Mabel and Louise. an,
Miss Anna Darling spent Sunday II
the home of J. Griffith of North Lii
erty.
MEN WANTED FOR WAR WORK
Skilled and unskillcd. Permanent en-
ployment at good wages. Get busy an
help win the war. Apply at employ
mcnt department. THE c. & G
COOPER COMPANY.
Mrs. Frances A. Walter of Ne,
York city arrived here Sunday I
spend tho remainder Of the summc
with her sister Mrs. $. H. Pctcrma
, Of East Gambler street.
MEN WANTED FOR WORK o!
, SHIPS FOR TIE UNITED STATE
GOVERNMENT. Best wages Co
I ernmcnt officials consider this tn
N most important war work Permi
s ncnt employment as plant alway
runs full time. THE MI. VERNO
}. BRIDGE co. II Il
0 Mr., and Mrs, George +, Osborn
[ and daughter, Gladys, and son, Sal
ford OF Columbus, motorcd here Su
y day to spend the day with Mr.. an
n Mrs. Il. G. Osborne Of the old Del
ware road,
u Mr.. and Mrs. Chester u, Fry 4
3 turned To this city Sunday eveniI
4 | frnm columhua whprp thCy have bet