The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-11-18
"Say 1t with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone. $685. tt
Halibut, salmon, striped bass, rock
bass, catfish, dressed eeIs, frogs and
oysters, at Wythe's Pure Food store.


of her daughter, Mrs Germaine Lam
biotte, West Vine street.
White bread, brown bread, graham
bread, raisin bread and fruit pudding
sale, Nov. Is and 10. XII
You can now buy Goodrich and
Goodyear tires at the lowest price in
history Lepley & Taylor sxl7'
Mrs Rachel Frizzell and grandson,
Clifford Wilson, of Newton, Iowa, ar
rived in the city last evening to visit
County Recorder and Mrs. j. Il. Reed
Jr,, East Chestnut street.
Groceries, drugs, medicines deliver
ed free. Phone II for prices Fox &
Steinhoff. 11-l7-tf
Mr.. Cloise Crumley has been called
to Columbus by the illness of his son,
Mr. George d. Crumley, who is a stu
dent at Ohio State university.
Auction! Auction! Auction! Come
and buy aprons, fancy articles, foods,
etc, at your own price Thursday
evening at the bazaar for the benefit
of Mercy hospital. XII
The party who took the beads from
Elsie Myers at the home of II. S.
Bair, BraddOck street, Friday, Oct 20,
will be prosecuted at once if the
beads are not returned this week. ks
Mr.. Harry Lurie of the Lurie Cloth
ing Co. spent Tuesday and Wednes-
the store.
Self-serve supper, Gay street M. T..
church Saturday, Nov. 19, from 4;30
to 7. Menu: Escalloped oysters,
baked ham, plum pudding and every
thing else good to eat. MThF x1S
Messrs. Elmer Chester and Edgar
Michaux left today for Hartford City,
Ind. where they will be employed for
several months in a glass factory.
Our dry cleaning gives new life
and vigor to the fabric. We mend all
rips and tears and replace all but
tons. II your clothes hang around you
I like clouds and trouble your eyes,
come to us. We will turn your clouds
into sunshine. The Sanitary Dry
Cleaning Co., southwest corner pub
lie square, KIT
Mrs. William Nichol of Gallon Is
Mrs. G. A. Murrin, North Sandusky
street.
PiTkiNs CASH PROVISION STORE
A great many OF our customers
thought that our sale on hams last
Saturday was failure because we
were sold out before noon. This time
Der of fancy. well-trimmed hams lor
all. Guaranteed to be just right, not
salty nor too fat. Per Id. zoe. xls
County Agent S. l.. Anderson went
to Columbus Thursday morning to at
tend the sessions of the Ohio boys
and girls being held at o. S. U.
DIRECTORY notice.: New di
rectory is being prepared for Mt. Yer
non exchange and will 80 to prin
about Dec. /. All changes in old list
ings, or new listings, must be re
ceived at our Office not later than DE
cember /, in order to be entered il
the new directory. Call No. as 70
changes or new listings. THE MT
VERNON TELEPHONE co. x30X29
Mr.. George Knecht returned from
Cleveland Wednesday where he al
. tended tho national convention o
electrical contractors and dealers.
Rev. j. A. Long of Wilmington, o
formerly of Mt. Vernon spent Wee
ncsday in the city attending II col
ference at the Vino street Church G
Christ.
Yeast, the well-known furrier, vii
be here on Saturday with his fu
line OF furs, including some very fin
coats. Guaranteed quality and wild
choice. Come Saturday. Dowds Or
Goods Co. xl
u Mr. Raymond lden. who recent
underwentNan operation at the M.
S. sanitarium, was removed to III
home on North Mulberry street We,
nesday afternoon.
Mr., Alois Hermann of Toledo, VIII
has been at the NJ. a. s. sanitariul
for several weeks. undergoing an oI
Grafton, left today for Bucyrus, O. II
Il was accompanied by his wife.
Eminent Commander A. ID. Rim
hart aud L. jay Duke, u. Il. c.. wer
Il in Bladensburg Wednesday afternoo
attending the funeral of the late ID
w. w. Stonehocker as represent
tives from Clinton commandery n
3. Knights Templars. of which the d
ceased was a member for many year
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