The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05

Mrs. Joseph Carr of Fredericktown
was visitor here Thursday. 'is
See!! Tho Modern Cinderella
shoe in Severns' window. "A
Miss Elvina Lee OF North Main
street spent Thursday in Columbus.
Mrs l.. Farney of Academia went
to Marion Thursday to remain
month.
Young's new jeweIry store Is now
located In the Hull building, No. II
South Main street. Phone No. 2.
da&' II
For the smallest foot in Knox coun-
ty, a hand made boot FREE. See
Severns window x4
Goody! Goody! Bells Home Made
Bread, Parker House rolls and buns.
At all grocers. x4
Mr. George Mitchell of Akron is
spending several days in the city with
his mother
The Presbyterian bazaar opens. at
I o'clock Friday afternoon In the
church parIors. ,s.. .- x4
Taxi service. phone s15 ). Cole.
x10Dec.
Mrs. c. l.. Tuttle and Mrs. r. A.
Knox Of Fredericktown were visitors
in Columbus today.
Bells coffee cake on sale at all gro.
ceries Saturday. It's new The price
10 cents. Ks
II you want to invest in real estate
see us. We have several properties
from $110O up. Cochran &Rinehart.
T-tf.
Mr.. Frederick Carpenter of Akron
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Dar
ling, West Gambler street.
Go all over the list and see II Bells
Home Made Bread is down. lncom-
pIete unless 1t 10. x4
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lepley, east
of the city went to Columbus to spend
a number of days.
Groccrs are going to have a big
Saturday special. It's Bells coffee
cake. Order one. Ks
DR.. GIennons, neutlst, southwest
corner Main and Gambler, upstairs.
onG fouo Dec5 da&'
mrs. Edward II. Flammer. of New
York city arrived here today to visit
Hon. and Mrs, Samuel II, iGotshall
East Gambler street. ar.r1,
Miss Ida Cocanour OF Newark spent
Wednesdayhwith her sister, Mrs Jes.
30 Rushing of Pennsylvania avenue.
Solve your Xmas ,prghle.ms with
photographs. Portraits made st Wag-
onor's studio. x15
After all la said usna done, ssfls
Homo Made Bread seems ossuult best
AZ all grpeers., x4
Young's new. jewelry store is row
located in the Hull building. No. Il
South Main street. Phone M. 7.
Your clothes will be admired and
look well II dry.cleaned. repaired and
pressed by us. First class work at
the Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co., south
west corner public square. x4
selfe serve supper Presbyterian
church Saturday evening, Dec. 6, from
to z. Plenty Of good things to eat.
x5
Miss ella Pyle. East High street,
will depart this evening for Ardm0re,
Okla. where she will spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pyle.
The Presbyterian Bazaar will be
held In the church parlors Friday and
Saturday. Dec. 5, and g. Aprons and
fancy articles appropriate for Xmas
gifts. AatN6 ni.. S-Ty-W.T-x4
Mrs. Fred Wolfe of the Columbus
road and Mrs. Bryan McClusky OF
West Vine street went to Columbus
this morning to spend the day. g
Don't fail to get one Of BelPs cot.
fee cakes (10o) Saturday. All gro,
GERS will have them. x5
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Young's new jewelry store is now
located in the Hull building, No. II
South Main sreet. phone No. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Rinehart, of Mt
Vernon, Ohio, were visitors on No
vember "a at the big exhibit of South
ern California products maintained
free to the public In Los Angeles
Chamber OF Commerce. They also at
tended tho lectures and moving pic
lures that are part Of the daily pro
gram. Tho exhibit Is the largest o
any In the country maintained by i,
commercial organization. Before re
turing home. Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehar
expect to visit several OF the man!
other places of interest in the south
land.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Shuff an,
daughter, Virginia, of Lock, lef
Wednesday for Charleston, w. Va
whore they will spend two month
! IVA.