Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02
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Butter :. sc
Heavy Springers :. -. "a
Light Springers. :. II
Light Hens. :. :. .... IA
Heavy Hens. :. .1S
Old Roosters =. .0S
Read McKeown C Carter's ad II
will save you money.
A daughter was born Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs Ed Stegner of Un-
ionville.
The new Orthophonic victrola has
put new interest in the business al
Morris Hardware.
Last Friday about dozen tonsil
operations were performed here in
| DR.. D. G.. Ralstons office.
| McKeown & Carter's for shirts,
ties, underwear, hats, caps, socks,
ladies' hose--everything new and
up to the minute,
Prosecuting Attorney G. o. Me
Gonagle returned Wednesday from a
short business trip to Columbus.
You get finer tailoring on fall
coats, by selecting them now. Rush
orders are never so good.-White's
Mr.. Ralph Hayden who is employ
ed with the Robinson Bros. Motor
Co., has moved into the G. HI. Fouts
property near the old boat landing
We have special values in new
fall dresses, at SIS 95. They ars
priced far below value.-White's.
Stanley Radcliff, son of Fred Rad
cliff of Meigs, had his foot badly
mashed, Tuesday, while at work on
the road west of Malta.
You save in our bargain basement,
on mems, boys and children's foot
wear.-White's.
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Rowland q ReinersVille went to
GAINESVILLE "Wednesday, to visit their
aunt Mrs. Christine Brannon.
Children's school dresses at spe-
cial prices. Better look them over.
Whites.
The local Woodmen lodge is MAX
ing preparation for the observance,
Sept IA, OF the goth anniversary of
the establishing of the order here
You save lot of money by com
ing to our bargain basement for
school shoes Whites.
Mrs Bertha Savage and daughter
Miss Frances of GAINESVILLE, have
been here this week visiting at the
Everett Miller home, and to look af-
ter some business matters.
Special prices on dress materials
silk, wool, rayon and cotton fab
RIGS Whites.
The annual Parks family reunion
was held at the Caldwell fair griund
Saturday. 1t also celebrated the
86th birthday anniversary of Robert
Parks, Civil war veteran, who resides
near Sharon.
Allen A hosiery to match the slip
pers and frock. All the new shades.
Whites.
Can't. Ted Mcbride has been off
duty as linotype operator at the Her.
aid office, suffering with hives, which
followed soon after having num-
Der of his teeth extracted.
Wash and dry your clothes with
out wringer, The new way, at
Morris Hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stfahl and son
Stanley motOred to New Philadelphia
Sunday, and spent the day with the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Strahl.
Will you give us chance to
prove the merits of the spin-rinse,
spin-dry washer? At Morris Hard
ware,
In the heavy wind storm here
Sunday evening, which lasted only a
few minutes, the large silo at the
Frank Northrup place in upper Malta
was blown over, and completely
wrecked.
New fall models in mems fall OK
fords, boys and children's shoes in
our bargain basement, for less
Whites.
Miss Inis Tavenner who resides
on the Marietta pike, left the first of
the week to attend the teachery in
stitute at Garfield. From there she
goes to near Youngstown, where she
teaches the Boardman school.
| Now a machine that does it all
wash, blue, rinse and dry the
clothes without putting your hands
in the water See the new Savage,
at Morris Hardware.
Or. E R. SIutz who will be at the
! McConnelsville M. e. church Sun
day, will be accompanied here by
Mrs. Slutz, and both will be guests
of Rev. and Mrs. w. e. w. Seller at
the parsonage while here.