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pita, Cleveland, 10 home for tive
weeks vacation at the home Of her
father, Mr.. Frank J. Drouhard.
SPECIAL! 30x3h F1restone cords.
regular SIS vsue, for $3.50. Dwight
j. Harris, northwest corner High and
Mulberry streets. x10
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells and son
Forrest returned Saturday TO their
home in Pittsburgh. Pa after two
weeks visit with Mrs. Wells parente,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Fry. West Chest.
nut street, and other relatives.
Il Mr.. and Mrs William Barncord and
children of West Curtis street and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tschappat Of
West Sugar street motored to Colum.
bus yesterday and spent the day with
friends
Rev. w. n. Shields went to Now
York city today, where he will attend
the Bible conference held there. Rev.
Shields will spend month with rela.
tives and friends in Philadelphia and
Points in New Jersey.
Notice! will not be responsible
for debts contracted by any other por.
son than myself. June 10. 1929. W.
d. Dailoy. x10
Mr.. Thomas Williams and son Mar
shall and daughter Gladys and Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Hyberger and son of
Pittsburgh are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl N. Lorey Of.
East Chestnut street. ~..--
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Martin spent
Sunday with relatives in Utica. They
| have accepted the management Of the
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. store here
and expect to move here this week
from Utica. They will reside at SOL
North Main street, sg%
Quality drugs and medicines, free
delivery. Phone 36. Taugher's drug
store. MWP Il
Mrs. A. B. Peach and, daughters,
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Jones for several days, to-
day went to Newark, where they will
spend month with Mrs. Peach's
mother, Mrs. Oldham, before return
ing to their home in Prescott, Ariz,
| Mooseheart Legion will entertain
with a lawn fete at the Moose Home
Tuesday evening, July IL. Public In
vited. xlo
Mr.. and Mrs James Arnold and
daughter Donna and niece. Miss Eth.
ell Dunmire, Of Mansfield, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday In the city the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dunmire
and Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Dunmire,
East Vine street X
Mrs. Anna Rogers and son, Rev.
Paul Rogers. returned to Columbus
today after spending a week hero.
They will spend a week with relatives
| and friends there, and then 90 to
Washington, d. c., for the remainder
Of the summer.
Your examination Of our cords will
convince you Of their superior quai-
ity, and the price no higher than fab.
RIGS. Max Meyers Stove Store, West
Gambler street. xiAJue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durbin and
family OF Danville and Mrs. Mary Nc
Govern and Miss Elizabeth MeGovern
of Columbus were the guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. McNeal Of Eaa
Chestnut street. Mrs. McGovern and
Miss McGovern will spend several
days here with other relatives and
friends. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hawkins Of Lock
spent Sunday In Columbus, the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Ranney Of
Cleveland are spending week In
Gambler.
Mr.. Maurice l.. Mendenhall, com
missioner OF securities OF the state Of
Indiana. spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon
with Judge and Mrs. P. A. Berry. East
Vino street.
Miss Augusta Banning Of West
High street had as her guests yester
day Misses Verona Tucker. Rhea
Longsdorf. Blanche Edwards. Lillian
Hachett, Helen Cost, and Messrs. o.
car WindabIer. Claude Bills. Edward
Bejer, Godfrey Coleman, Arthur Spin
asse, John Cost. and Charles Hachet,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hanicq, Mr.
and Mrs. Emile Cornell. Mrs. vande
velt, all OF Mansfield. and Messrs. Ed
mund Lambiotte and Lowell Var
Rhoden OF this city.
Mr.. Charles Carey, who Is making
an extended trip at points In Canads
| and eastern U. S., attended services
, at Old North church In Boston las
Sunday, which is famous for the sig
nal lanterns hung In its tower wher
Paul Revere spread the news that thu
British are coming" The rector Il
: Rev. William Dewart, a graduate o
| X envOn cOllege On July l. Mr. Car