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iting at the home Of Mrs. Helen Stew.
ems. North Gay street.
Our Ice cream season opens Satur.
day, Apr. 9. Hotchkiss Grocery. Tbs x9
Mrs. Arthur d. Mink and David
Mink left for Ashland, today, to at.
tend the meeting of the Womans For.
eign Missionary Society. Mrs. Mink
is president of the Mansfield district.
Auction sale at o'Ruick & Co., 300
South Main, Saturday afternoon, April
9, at e o'clock. Furniture, stoves, etc.
x8
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Warner and
daughter Thelma went to CrotOn
Thursday morning to attend the fun.
eral Of Mr.. Warmers aunt, Mrs. Ogil.
vie.
Dance at Danville, April 9. Music by
Elks' orchestra. Everybody invited.
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Mr. Arthur Z. Rawlinson, Jr., and
Mr.. Harry w. Rooms left last evening
for Detroit, Mich, and will return to.
morrow with two new Studebaker
cars.
How can you expect people to know
that you are In business unless you
advertise! II
Mrs. Fred Sullivan and son Jack
Mrs. NJ l.. Debrucque and Miss Vir.
ginia Kilkenney spent Thursday in
Columbus with Mrs. Charles Kilken.
ney. patient at Mt. Carmel hospital.
We have few bargains is sewing
machines. The l.. C. Penn Co. x7
Mr.. Clell Stnson of Centerburg
spent Thursday in the city.
April l6 the Ladies' Aid society of
the Gay street M. II. church will hoE
the first OF its regular suppers, which
will be served the third Saturday of
each month. x7
Bermo Welding Co., 4o3 South Main
street. All work guaranteed. x16
Mrs. Pearl Harris OF Centerburg
spent Thursday with friends In the
city.
Try our Blue Ribbon Hour at $1.1s
per 70 barrel. Hotehkiss Grocery.
This x9
All varieties Of baby chicks at Jack
some Hatchery. Phone 11os. If
Mr.. w. II. Hoberman of Marion was
a business visitor here today.
Tho Cfar Cirrie of ,ha NJ ID <hnrah
will hold self-serve supper at the
Chamber OF Commerce Saturday after.
noon, beginning at 4:3O. x9
Just received a fresh supply Of
WhItman's chocolates. Paradise Con.
fectIonery, No. 2 South Main. x6
Mr.. s. b. Burks of Mansfield spent
Thursday in the city.
We have In our warehouse q com.
pIete line Of fertilizer. Please call
and set our revised prices. MT. Yer.
non Farmers Exchange Co., 500 West
Vine street, 'phone 372. :.
ThTuS x9 F' xs
| am now cleaning and reblocking
Panama or straw hats. Bring your old
one In and have It look like new. The
Mecca, corner High and Mulberry.
ThM If TIE
Mr.. u. G. Brilliant of Newark spent
Thursday in the city on business.
No one can tell by merely looking
at garment whether 1t has been
properly cleaned. From all you can
see 1t may contain some of its orig.
inal soil. We have the proper equip.
ment to properly dry clean. Let us
cleanse your garments right. The
Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co., southwest
corner Public square, Phone S36-
Red and we will call. x7
Mr.. George Il. Beeney and son Her.
bert spent Wednesday In Columbus.
Miss Cleo Ashbaugh is the guest of
relatives In Orrville for several days.
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4. 203 s. Gay St. 7s0 Blue j.
!. Asbestos, slate, and other i.
+ roofing, spouting, guards, blast !.
i pipe, ventiiators. stacks, and i.
y. sky'ights. XII j.
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Juvenile Officer and Mrs. Patrick J.
Purcell returned last evening from
Johnstown, o., where they attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Purcel's sister,
Mrs. Mattingly.
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