The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-02

Mrs. Walter G.. Curtis was Il visitor
in Columbus today.
Just received another car Of wire
fence. Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange.
xlda X2"
Mr. j. ID. Graham went to Columbus
Thursday for the day.
Geraldine Farrar and Milton Sils
in The He'll Cat" Lyric today. 81
Mr.. Leonard II. Kelley spent We'd
nesday afternoon and evening in Co
lumbus.
Everything new that's good" in
womcns low cuts. Severns', West
Vine. xl
Mr. n. G. Fleming went to Colum-
bus this morning to remain until Sat
urday.
Mrs c. ~ Brentlngcr left this
morning for Pittsburgh, after an eX-
tended visit here
MIR. Fred Shut and Mr. Alfred
Shut were business visitors in Co
lumbus Thursday.
Latest patterns in wall paper and
lowest prices at Fry Eros. Wall Paper
store, 22S South Main St X2da&S
/ Mrs. w. A. Rebaux of Pittsburgh en-
tered the NJ as. sanitarium for treat
mcnt Thursday.
Mrs. Jesse Harris Of l'rcdcricktown
underwent nn operation this morning
at the MI. Vernon hospital.
Just received % new Ford touring
cars, can make immediate delivery.
+. j Harris, West High street If tf%
The ladies of the Presby
church will hold II food sale Saturday
ut Simons' Pure Food Store. X2da&F
Highest prices paid for wool All
kinds of farm products at old McCon-
nell warhouse. Levering Bros. u
Mrs, Leslie Boner of Frcdcricktown
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Anna
ObOrnc Of East Chestnut street.
II. j. Heinz & Co. and Felbcr Bis
cult Co, will sample their line at our
store Saturday. Simons' Pure Food
Store X2da&"
Messrs. J. w. Itudin and +. l.. Bel
den of the A. A. Dowds Dry Goods Co
were business visitors in Columbus
Thursday.
We arc selling Il women's black
suede oxford at $5.Sj. The Deluxe
grade of black vevetta suede at $3.50
Seyerns', West Vine. Xl
Mrs. John Walsh returned to Mans.
| field Thursday afternoon after at
| tending the funeral of Mrs John Metz.
gar Thursday morning.
The household goods, also carpenter
tools, OF the late G. w. Armstrong, are
now for sale at his late residence, COT
East High street. Xl
Mr.. G.. ID. Mccullough of EIyria is
spending several days in this city
with his wife, who is a patient at the
NJ a. S. sanitarum.
Childrcn's shoes, sizes from s. to s.,
patent vamp, buttons. attractive light
grey and brown tops, from $HS5 to
$3.50. Kelmcr's Economy Shoe Store.
x2daS&"
"Thoroeood" work shoes for men
are made in army styles, insuring
comfort and wear.resisting qualities.
Scyerns', West Vine. Xl
Mr.. Charles a. Dermody Of Tiffin,
o., formerly OF Mt Vernon. was in
the city today to attend the funeral Of
the late Mrs. Magdalene Metzgar
The Ladies' Aid society of the Gay
street NJ. E church will hold IA food
y sale Saturday, May 3, in tho Splitter
store room, beginning at 10 II. m 81
Mrs. r. A. Collision left Thursday
morning for her home in Buffalo n.
Y, after visiting for ten days with her
sister Mrs, Hugo Peterson, of East
Gambler street.
Mr. Donald Allen and Mr.. Waller OF
the Lakeside hospital unit, Cleveland
who recently returned from overseas
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Gambler with friends.
Mems, boys and youths Elk shoes
in all sizes at $2.15, $3.50 and $225
Kcrner's Economy Shoe Store. X2da&
Protty, new grey oXfords for tho
ladies in high and military heels, ii
5000 Kcrner's Economy Shoe Store
X2da&
. We can place any article in YOU
wardrobe in spick and span shape by
our odorless and scientific method o
cleaning. Have YOU tried it? SAM
tary Dry Cleaning Co, $, W. corne
Public Square, y
Growing girls low heel oyfords ant
pumps of duh calf, brown Russia AM
patent colt, sizes 2ia to I, SS.S5
misses liz to :, $3.50; So to II
$685.. 9 to s, $l,S5 and $2.35. Sevcrns
West Vine X
Mr.. and Mrs, L, l.. White of Clev,