The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-08

MISS margaret Lee OF newark Is
spending several days here with the
Misses Fecney Of East Hamtramck
street.
Mrs. Sherman Congdon, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Walter Mich
oil, returned to her home in Newark
Wednesday.
TLL GET HIM YET" If
Mrs. John Bowden was moved from
the Mt. Vernon hospital to her home
on East Burgess street in Miller's am
bulanle Thursday.
Extra value for Friday and Satur-
day. A mans 'cordo" calf shoe, snap
py English model or round toe, $4.S5,
Severns, w. Vine. X7
Mrs. Samuel Draper, Mrs. VIM.
Penn, Miss Mae Baldwin and Miss
Dorothy Penn went to Columbus this
morning to spend the day.
Mr.. Edward c. Hamilton, who has
been the guest of relatives in the city
Tor the past six weeks, left last night
for his home in Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Humes and
family Of Delaware spent Wednesday
here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. d.
Miller of Hamtramck street.
Mr.. f. w. Stamm has purchased the
Frank e. Young property on East
High street. Mr.. Stamm has occu-
pied the house for several years.
The Misses Lavina and Elizabeth
Lee returned home today from Kings
port, Tenn, where they have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lee.
Mr.. Wayne Beach of Arch avenue
was taken to the o. S. u. homeopath-
ic hospital, Columbus, this morning in
Miller's ambulance, for mehical treat
ment.
Racine Tires, on an average, costs
you one-fifth of "a cent mile, does it
pay to buy good tires, We say it does.
RenOuard e. Pattehson, 224 South
Main st. t-s-x9
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Preston ami
chils of the Frerericktown road
and Mrs. Bruce Dill of Sparta went to
Lima today tn spend the remainder of
the week.
Tires, tires, at special prices. We
guarantee satisfaction; 10000 miles
is easy with our tires-see our window.
Renouard and Patterson, 224 South
Main st. t-s-X9
Mr.. Julian G. Rails, who was recent
ly discharged from the merchant ma
rine service, arrived home Thursday
morning. He was in the service sew
en- months.
"rLL GET HIM VET" II
Mrs. c. w. Waughtel and daughter
Miss Beulah Lee, of Homeland, Ga,
are the guests of Probate Judge and
Mrs. Philip l.. wilkins, North Main
street, Mrs. Waughtel and Mrs. vii
klns are sisters.
Mr. Charles O'Bryan, who recently
returned from ovel.seas, arrived at
his home here this morning after re
ceiving his discharge from service at
Camp Sherman.
The voters of northeast end of Gin
ton township are urgently requested
to attend u meeting to be held at Mr.
Frank Ford's, Sychar road, Friday
evening at 1880. x7
Miss Flora Howe, who was called
to Mt. Vernon by the death of hel
aunt, Mrs. William l.. Robinson, left
Wednesday night for her home in
Miles City, Montana.
Mrs. Elizabeth White and Miss
Alice Pickard left last night for Pick
ardsville. North Dakota, to make ar
extended visit with Mrs. Whites
brother. Mr.. W. H. Pickard.
Our improved. odorless cleanine
service costs no more than the ordi
nary kind. Bring in your garments
The Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co, south
west corner public square. X,
Miss Mary Lowney OF Howard ha.
returned from Il ten days trip which
included the Thousand Islands, Mon
treal. Quebec, and other Canadian
ports. She was accompanied by Mis-.
Aertha Roberts, Miss Lillian King
Miss Minnie Brown. Miss Bertha De
trick, all OF Springfield o,
Owing to the continued increase il
the cost of living the BARRIERS who's,
names appear below will advanc,
prices on and after Monday. Angus
IL, on these four items Hair cut soc
shave zoe; massage SOC; shampoo 35c
L, III. Taylor, X. h. Hess, Geo. Thayer
A. Wineland, A, Hanicq, Geo. Keys
Gay Wirwille, II. Stanton, Fred Sci
bold, G. Draper. w. Bricker. McKa,
d Severns, John Spence. X
Don't fail to see Marguerite ClarI
In Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
at the Vine tomorrow. x