The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-10-03

John Ralston of Howard was in the !
city Thursday on business.
See last episode Of "The Terror Of
the Range" at the Lyric tomorrow. x2
Maccabee dues for September are
past due and must be paid before Oct. |
10. x3
Mr.. Harold Atwell Of Hopeville,
Mass, is the guest OF Miss Emma Cri- !
der East Hamtramck street.
Shoe repairing done while you wait.
j. w. Barncord, 2O7 w. High street.
x3
Mr.. Emmett Crider of East Ham
ing safety convention.
Every click a picture" with a
Rexo camera. Better made for bet.
ter trade. Wooison's. x2
There will be a self-serve supper at
the Congregational church Saturday,
Oct. a. from to Z. "A
Young's new jewelry store is now
located in the Hull building, No. IL
South Main street. Phone No. T.
da&* II
Mrs. r. Dennis returned to her
home in Kenton Thursday after
spending number of days here.
Reserved seats for the Y. m. c. A.
Iyceum course go on sale at the ~"
Friday evening at 7 o'clock. x2
Mrs. Dwight Warman of East
Chestnut street spent Thursday in
Columbus.
Mrs. Emma Englehart Of Howard
went to Akron Thursday to spend
several days.
oysters, wholesale and retail. Mt.
Vernon Fish Co., 3o4 South Main
street, Phone 1902, E. M. eIocher,
manager. x2
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rose q
South Jefferson went to Barberton
Thursday to remain for two weeks.
Young's new Jewelry store is now
located in the. Hull building, No. II
South Main street. Phone No. Z.
da&+ tt
Mrs. Susie Davis Of West Gambler
street went to Columbus this morn.
ing to remain until Saturday.
Rexo Films mean better pictures
and they cost no more than ordinary
films. WooIson's. x2
Blue coat. brass buttons-and the
world was hit. See Tom Moore in
One OF the Finest" at the Lyric to-
day x2
Our store will be closed Saturday,
Oct. q, until 6 p. m. on account Of
holiday. Lurics'. x3x3s
Young's new jeweIry store Is now
located In the Hull building, No. II
South Main street. Phone No. 7.
da&$ II
Mrs Anna j. Daniels, East High
street, has gone to Kentland, Ind,
where she Twill be the guest of
friends.
Drugs and medicines at old prices,
delivered free. Fox & Steinhofr
'P HfalA' TuTs If
King Tailoring Co. will press suits
this week for soc. Will call for and
deliver suits. II South Mulberry.
Phone 173 black. xi
Tomatoes 75c per bushel. We will
, be on the square yet this week with
all kinds of vegetables. Caldwell &
, Son, gardenefs. Phone 793 green.
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Get your season tickets for the Y.
/, N. c. A. Iyceum course today. Re-
served seats will go on sale Friday
, evening at 7 o'clock. x2
Mrs. Emma Tlbbits, Mrs. Ida Rob-
| enson and Mrs. Ida Weir spent Thurs
day in Centerburg attending the w. G.
| 4. U. convention.
Special attention given to refining
. and altering ladies' jackets and gen
Q Elements overcoats. j. G. Metzgar,
South Catherine, phone 4S2 black.
, slut II
;, Mr.. Ivan Welker, member of the
( u. S. marines, who has been visiting
3 at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bebout
3 North Main street, went to Akron this
: afternoon.
!. DR.. and Mrs. Legge of Cumber
t land, Nd arrived In the city Wed
nesday evening to visit Mrs. Clara
!, Gordon. West Sugar street Mrs
a Legge was formerly Miss Helen Cor
4 don.
Service Director II. w. Breeze re-
Il turned Wednesday from Cleveland
O where he accompanied his daughter
:. Miss Marie. who has started nurses
a training at the Lakeside hospital.
Our ability to do satisfactory dry
cleaning is well known. We guaran
II tee our work to please you as 1t does
8 others. The Sanitary Dry CLEANING
Co., southwest corner public square.
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n Fish-Oysters-Fish. Catfish, trout
q herring, hallbut. yellow pickerel, b'u'
I. pike, smoked herring, smoked stur