The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-14

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May is. Rails orchestra. xf4
Special for Friday and Saturday:
Gray bass 15c Ib. The Mt. Vernon
Fish Co., phone 1902. x14
Mr.. f. H. Rowe of Delaware is in
the city for day or two transacting
some business matters and visiting
friends.
Mr.. Herbert Fish of Ames, Ia, is
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Fish ST., of Gambler
Penny social, entertainment, roller
coaster, etc, at the Fourth ward
school, Friday. from to Z. x1S
Miss Grace Darling of Akron is
spending several weeks In Center
burg with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Darling.
Alice Lake in. "Should Woman
Tell?" at the Vine tomorrow aid Sat
urday. x15
Mr. and Mrs Winnie Hunter re-
turned to Akron Wednesday after Wis
iting friends and relatives in Dan
vile.
Special for Friday and Saturday:
Gray bass 15e lb. The Mt. Vernon
Fish Co., phone 1902. xt4
Carefully prepared for particular
people who demand quality-6Iue
Ribbon Bread. II
Squire George S. Harter was at
his office this afternoon for the first
time in the last ten days. He has
: been suffering from cold, which al
most resulted in pneumonia.
; If you want to invest in real estate
see us. We have several properties
: from $11OO up. Cochran &Rinehart.
TIT.
: Mr. Lawrence O'Brien of Akron Is
l the guest of his father, Mr. Michael
O'Brien, of Oak street.
1 should a Woman Tell?" featuring
Alice Lake, at the Vine tomorrow and
4 Saturday. xl5
*#"United Prayer Band will meet
with Fillmore AlspaughL 1920 West
\ High street, Sunday afternoon, May
II 16, at 2 o'clock.
Come let's go and, have some fun!
Uncle Tom Without the Cabin"
played by Ben Turpin, the man with
the crooked eyes, at the Vine today
Mr.. William w Stinemates of Mans
field was in the city yesterday the
Il guests of friends, being en- route to
II Columbus.
Remember, we guarantee to you
and adjust here--a service worth
while. The Big Tire Store, corner
i Vine and Mulberry streets.
II ThSTu If
Mr.. Cornelius O'Brien left Wednes-
day for his home in Chicago, ILL.,, af
ter visiting his daughter, Margaret,
| at the home of Mrs. Nixon on Oak
| street. ID, 8F
w. S. Hart din "'The Border Wire
less" another great Hart picture, and
a Mack Sennett comedy at the Foto-
shO tomorrow, x14
Mrs. Mary Wisner = and daughter,
Miss Gloria, of West Vine street.
spent Wednesday in Columbus with
Miss Alice Wisner, who is taking
nurses training at Grant hospital.
M. and Mrs,o Harvey Brown of AL
lance, formerly of Mt Vernon. are
spending several days with relatives
in Mt. Vernon.
We have several typewriters for
rent. Call or phone to l.. c. Penn
Co., High and Gay streets, Mt. Ver-
non. Ohio. TuThS xl5 "14
II Mr.. and Mrs. George Mochwart,
Mrs. John Koch and son. George, of
II New Waterford, have returned from
II Glenford, o., where they visited DR..
and Mrs. George Scheetz.
i May 18TH Is Straw Day. Bring in
II your Panama or straw hat and, by
i cleaning, reblocking and reshapins,
can save you the price Of new one
| Ladies' or gentlemen. The Mecca,
/. . . corner High and Mulberry. x14 x14'
The LADIES' Aid society of the
i Hopewell NJ. Il. church will hold an
other food sale at the hardware store
of Kelly 4 Mitchell, at No. . South
Mainrstreot, ON Saturday, May Is.
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| Enjoy the satisfaction of our new
odor!ess dry cleaning. Every modern
appliance and pro
AAMwH<fE> cess is included IN
737l12IA our dry cleaning de
/W'''NN\> partment. Wo use
Energine. The Sanitary Dry Cleaning
CO., southwest corney public square.
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