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LOCAL news

SAY it with Flowers" A. B. vii.
Hams, florist. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Irvine spent the
day in Mansfield with friends.
"say IL with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone S95. II
Miss Etehl. Vernon of Gambler was
a visitor in the city Thursday.
Taugher's Syrup of White Pine with
Tar, 25c or soc, will quickly relieve
You of that cough. x22
Mr.. Arthur Terrence of Cleveland is
spending few days with friends in
this city and Gambler.
We are featuring the latest styles
In fall and winter millinery at Kirk &
Jackson's, Is East Gambler. x22
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owens have
returned from trip to Newton Falls
and New Philadelphia.
There will be no further dancing at
Zolman's pavilion, Fredericktown, un.
til further notice. x22 '23
Messrs. Robert Hookway and Work
man Nyhart we're Newark visitors
Wednesday evening.
Broken lots of womens fine shoes
in all feathers from s1.98 to $4.85, real
bargains. Bargain department, Fish,
Lybarger G. Co. x22 '23
Mrs. Roy II. Jacobs has returned to
her home in Gambler after an extend.
ed visit in Bay City, Mich
Insist on the best!
Ask your grocer for
Jefferson Creamery Butter.
9.14n
Miss Florence Heineman of Cleve-
land is visiting Mrs. Max Hyman of
East Ohio avenue.
Boys and youths brown calf, Eng
lish last, a good wearing shoe. $2.95
and 1896. Bargain department, Fish,,
Lybarger e. Co. x22 '23
Mrs. J. A. Clark of Bangs was oper.
ated upon Thursday morning at the
Mt Vernon hospital.
Hugh Cooksey's cider mill. near
Martinsburg, will be in operation on
Wednesday of each week-two cents
per gallon. x22 -23
Mrs. Fred Fulton of Newark is the
guest of Mrs. Lewis B. Houck, North
Main street.
Summer colds are dangerous. San.
To3, Laxative Cold Tablets are guar.
anteed to rid your system Of 1t, 25c. at
Taughers. x22
Mr.. Lester Thomas of Lima Is
spending few days with Gambler
friends.
Mems work shoes in black and
brown chrome and retan. $2.65 and
$295. Bargain department, Fish. Ly.
barger e. Co. x22 *23
Mr.. H. Merriheld went to Canton
thsi morning where he will spend a
few days on business.
Kirk 4 Jackson have them, trim.
med, untrimmed, and ready-to.wear
hats Also good assortment OF chill.
dren's millinery. 10 East Gambler. x22
Mrs. Kate Tiger left for Massllon,
Wednesday, where she will visit Mr..
and Mrs. w. |. Tompkins.
Children's school shoes black and
brown calf high lace. $2.49 and 81 10.
Bargain department, Fish, Lybarger a
Co. x22 '23
Mrs. Frank Place OF Newark Is
spending a few days with relatives In
this city.
Menu. NJ. p. church supper: Escas'
loped chicken, mashed potatoes,
gravy, creamed peas. salad. fruit, cake
and coffee. Saturday night, 4:30 to Z
x2a
Mrs. Jennie Stephens and Mrs. MIL
lard M. McIntire spent Thursday In
Columbus.
Miss Mae Baldwin of Berea Is The
guest OF Mrs. Horace Baldwin o.
South Vernon.
President Harding smoked Cuban
Beauties and remarked that they were
fine stogies. Cuban Beauties are made
and sold at Taugher's at four for 10,
or $3.50 per 100. x2.
Miss Donna Belle Milum, West
Hig street, who was badly burned 1
weeks ago. Is very much improved.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sickles OF Frederick
town was visitor in the city Thurs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. william Baffett an,
Miss Mary Baker OF Drummond, Okla
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ere,
A. Arendt, West Chestnut street.