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YORK To-Day 10 Sp6nu several uayS on
business for the J. s. Ringwalt Co.
Your opportunity to buy taffeta
dress at 20 per cent of at Ringwalt's
tomorrow. xl4
Miss Mary Fish of Nebraska is the
guest of relatives in Gambler for an
extended time.
For roofing, spoutlno and general
repair work, call n. w. Anderson, 2o5
West Vine street, phone 332 green.
II Tstf
Mrs. II. @. Hess and daughter Dor.
is, Of Columbus. are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy l.. Russell,
Mansfield avenue.
Mrs. Cornells class of the Congre.
gational church will hold food sale
at Mardis' music store Saturday,
April l6, beginning at 10 o'clock. xl3
| Miss Louise Mccullough returned
Wednesday from Columbus where she
spent several days the guest of Mrs.
Elmer Morrow.
, Special for Friday and Saturday
only: Another shipment of those good
oil window shades, SOC. The Frank
Il. Kirby Co x14
MIR. and Mrs Charles l.. Kurtz OF
Columbus we're in the city Wednes.
day attending the funeral OF Mrs.
Charles l.. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis L. Stevens of
Columbus attended the funeral OF
Mrs. c. l.. Stevens Wednesday after.
noon.
] am now cleaning and reblocking
Panama or straw hats. Bring your old
one in and have,t look like new The
Mecca, corner High and Mulberry.
ThM If IT,
Mr. Clifford Thompson and son
David, OF Detroit, Mich, are spending
a few days in this city as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hess of East
Chestnut street.
Mr.. l.. e. Penn left Thursday for
Columbus, where he will spend few
days on business. From there he will
go to Dayton where he will visit a
short while with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Carroll ID. Conard OF
North Gay street went to Canton
today where they will be the gueste
OF Mr.. and Mrs George Studor for a
week.
Mr. Charles l.. Stevens of Chicago
will go to Newark this evening to
spend several days with his brother
Mr.. U. o. Stevens, and other rela
tives.
The Martinsburg sons Of veterans
and ladies' auxiliary will render the
play, "Bashful Mr.. Bobbs," at the towr
hall April IA and Is, for the benefit OF
the annual homecoming. Admission
2Dc and 25c. XII
Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Bay returned tc
Newark last evening after attending
the funeral OF Mrs Charles l.. Stew
ems. They were accompanied b. aiss
Eleanor Stevens OF Chicago, who will
make q short visit In Newark.
Persons are judged by the clothes
they wear. II you are careless about
your dresa you not only look poorly
but It shows, conclusively, careless
ness IN other matters. Be a patrOr
OF this up-to.date dry cleaning shop
| Tho Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co., south
west corner public square. Phone
$3.50 and our wagon will call XII
Mrs, Arthur Matthews, Mrs. Joe
Levy. Mrs. Albert Eaddis and Mrs
Margaret Headington of this city at
. tended the first state convention o
the Woman's Auxiliary OF the Ameri
can Legion held in Columbus Tues
day and Wednesday at the Hote
Hartman.
Ko.Ko-Mar Nut margarine, u nev
! product Of great merit, made from ma
( tuer's purest products. 1t Is absolute
ly free from animal fats. Have yol
/ tried Ko.Ko-Mar Nut butter? If not
we will sell you pound for 25c. ri,
. Ing you five cents of the price 70
. your opinion of the quality Of Ko.KC
Mar. Only Il limited amount. AC
Z quickly. Pitkin's cash provision store
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