The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-20
Every day 10 Dollar Day at all gro-
GERS who handle Bells bread. x24

ScTo WIN VdUuic ocIi D UTcaus AEf
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Waters and
sons, Curtis and Allen, went to Rog-
ers Lake Sunday to spend two weeks.
Woolson's summer clearance sale
now on. See advertisement elsewhere
In this issue. xl9
Mr.. J. o. McArtor of Howard was
In the city on business Saturday af.
ternoon.
Clara Kimball Young in eyes of
Youth at Lyric Tuesday and We'd
nesday. x20
Miss Mildred Mahaffey of Akron
WAS the weekend guest of her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Pipes, North Sandusky
street.
Camp meeting at the Caves Sun
days, July % and August /, by A. M.
Il. church. MWS x24 "23
Mr. and Mrs. julius Lehman, and
Miss Ann Dennison of Columbus, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Clark, West Gambler street.
NuIUcS 6tOWluS BllIS
pumps, $685. and $4.S5, dull or patent.
Severns July clearance sale of high
grade footwear, West Vine. x19
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl j. Campbell and
Mr.. Maurice d. Campbell of Akron
were weekend guests at the home of
Mrs. Lula Parter, East Chestnut
street.
Mems high grade oxfords In two
groups. at $685. and 1886, embrace
about all the new things that are
worth while. Special selling this
week. Severns, West Vine. x19
Mrs. c. G. Tansill and two children
have returned to their home in Wash
ington, d., c., after four weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. r.
Parker. East Gambler street.
3Ox3 and 3Ox3h inner tubes. $3.50,
Firestone, Marion, etc, for Wednes-
day, July 2l. Champion Tire Co.. 40
West High street. l.. B. Evans a.
Son, proprietors. x20 *2O
Mr. Wayne s. Forshee and Mr.. Jo-
seph Blaeser, of Cleveland, spent
Sunday in this city the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde l.. Weaver of the Lar:
imore apartments.
Whom you buy Doup's MIX Bread
you get quality and quantity. Net
weight pound and 1Na pound. For
sale at all qrocers for 1Oc and 15c,
Weigh your bread. x19
Among residents of this city who
visited Danville yesterday were: Miss
Frances Drouhard. Miss Esther Feen-
ey. Miss Fern Lambiotte, Miss Eliza.
beth Kelley. and Messrs. James Kel
ley, John Collins, Edmund Mccormick
and Robert Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter of
New Castle, Mr.. and Mrs, p. II. Bus
!. enburg Of New Castle, Mr.. and Mrs
; Ray Earlywine and son, of Bladens
burg, Miss May Wolfe of Bladens
burg, were entertained at the home
or Mr. and Mrs, John l., Wolfe of this
, city over Sunday
Scientists claim there Is as mucl
nourishment In a pound Of bread al
{. there Is In a pound and one-half o
/. round steak. But there Is a difference
I between a loaf Of bread and a poun,
6 OF bread. Blue Ribbon bread is mad
4 In two sizes, one pound and one AM
/. one half pound loaves. Weigh you
y bread.
After 10 days visit with her daugl
I ter, Mrs. Hensyl l.. ileaton. and fan
!. lily. 900 West Chestnut street Mr.,
= Eva T.. Runyeon has returned to he
Q home In Altoona, Pa, accompanie
S by her grandsons. Hensyl Jr. an
& Ralph lieaton who will spend tn
l. summer with their grandparent
y They stopped at Steubenville G
y route. to visit Earl G. Runyeon an
:, family and viii be accompanied frol
there by Beatrice Runyeon, gran
& daughter
IS Norma Talmadge at the Vine toda
u and tomorrow In "A Daughter (
a. Two Worlds
$. Added attractit
Is to-day. a Wee