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Mrs. Clyde Bishop, of Centerburg,
is visiting her father, Frank Hunter,
of Brandon.
Bells Home Made Bread is pure
and wholesome. All erocers sell it,
Gambler; phone 45. TuThS Il
Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Edgar Of Akron
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Edgar OF Danville.
At the first touch of rheumatism
get a bottle Of 2242 at Taushers.
TuThS xl3
100 mixed chicks for sale, for broll-
ers Call at Jackson's hatchery Fri.
day morning. x1S
The Star Circle of the NJ p. church
will serve chicken supper at the
church Saturday, March 90.
Rev. Beeman OF Seville is the guest
of his fatherinlaw- Mr.. John War
man, residing on the Newark road,
for few days.
Hundreds have been relieved OF
rheumatism with Prescription 2242.
Try one bottle. For sale at Taughers
drug store. TuThS xl3
Genuine Creole Praines. Direct
from New Orleans. Made of pure ma.
pie sugar and pecans. l5c 2 for 25c,
at Taugher's. MO
The undivided one.half Of 1924
acres of land on the Wooster road,
adjoining the corporation, will be sold
at the courthouse Saturday, Mar. 20,
between and o'clock. xl9
The Loyal Daughters of the Vine
street church will hold food sale at
Sharp's flower store Saturday, March
30, beginning at 10 o'clock. xl9
Save at Gains cash grocery, 40s N.
Mulberry, phone 143 green. tt
The missionary society of the Vine
street church will have a food sale at
the WalkerM McCrhckin store Satur-
day. Mar. 13, at 10 o'clock. TuThF l2
Mrs. Fred lowering, Mrs. Fred
Barnes and Mrs. Perry of Frederick.
town, went to Columbus Thursday to
take part in the ID. A. II. state con-
vention.
Taxi service, day and night Mrs.
Jessie Faulhaber phone 33l. If
Kodak finishing and enlarging -
quality not cheapness. Tinkey's
studio. II
If that is what you want-the best
coffee at the best price--of course
you should ask for Creme Blend at
C. NJ Siegfrieds, % East Gambler
strea!. TuThS If
Mrs. Amos Veneer OF Frederick.
town was the guest of Mrs. H. A.
Poorman, of Mansfield avenue, We'd
nesday.
Men, you may not need coNsoLA.
TiON but look at the enjoyment you
have missed. Ask for II at any first
class store. TuThS xl3
Lieut.. Clifford O. Lister of Mans
field, eX-servicc man and member Of
the ll2th Ammunition Train, over
seas, is visiting Tor II day or two with
Capt Julius w. Ileadington of this
city.
Watch for the sale Of the s. n. Is
raeI lots, situate in the Second ward.
at the courthouse Saturday, March
20 between I and o'clock. x19 x201
Mrs John r. Claypool returned
Tuesday evening to her home on
hnnuGnII f'DIu N, hi,o
where she spent several days with
relatives.
The S. n. Israel farm, adjoining
the corporation on the southwest,
will be sold at public sale Saturday,
March 20, between I and 2 O'Clock.
Your chance to buy good farm.
Mo x20"
Charles Cooper arrived in this city
Thursday from the Iiotchkiss school,
Massachusetts. to spend the Easter
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles G, Cooper. East Gam
bier street
Guy Lauderbaugh & Co., jewelers.,
are Offering many articles in their
stock at clearance prices. Need any
thing in jewelry, s,lverware or cut
glass? They can save you money. Il
Mrs j. A. Moilitt has returned to
her home on North Main street from
Cleveland where she spent several
weeks with her son, Prof, II. S. Mof-
fit and her daughter, Miss Ruth
Moilitt
The wholesome ingredients make
Bells homemade bread SO delicious
that children desire it in preference
to other foods. Try it, Xl3
Blue Ribbon Bread is favorite
with discriminating people. The flaw.
or is different and the flour has been
sifted. XlS
Menu for supper at NJ. u. church
/ Saturday, Mar 20: Escalloped chick
/ eu, mashed potatoes and gravy, hot
| rolls, bread and butter pickles.
crcamel tomatoes, jelly, pineapple,
. spnngecake and coffee i0c, Xl9
The Cup of Fury by Rupert
Hughes, at Lyric today. XlS
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