Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-29
Emma Jettick shoes, sold only by
COulson's. n15tf

Haag washers with gasoline mo-
tor, S126, at the Malta Hardware
Co. 22a2
Mr.. John Harkins of this place
left Monday for Columbus, to at
tend the state council meeting Of
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. He goes as rep
resentative of the local council.
New fall dresses, long sleeve, 10
to 40 Big bargains at $5.S5.
White Front.-White's.
Mr.. Harry Lucas of Detroit, son
of Mrs. Edgar Sharp, was in atten~
dance here at the funeral Sunday
of his grandfather NJ. NJ. Huff.
New fall dresses, long sleeve, Is
to 40. Big bargains at $5.S5.
White Front Whites.
On Sept. 8, at 8 p. m, Rev. d.
Foulk of Cambridge will give his
great lecture at Lebanon NJ. z.
church. Entitled "Give the Boy s
Chance" Admission 25c.-B. A.
Sherwin, pastor
School shoes, bargain basement.
You buy them for less. White
Front. Whites.
The Misses Maude and Jessie
Spencer who spent the summer here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IudWell Spencer, left Friday for
Albuquerque, n NJ, to resume their
teaching in the high school of that
place.
School shoes, bargain basement
You buy them for less. White
Front. Whites.
See the beautiful enamel Favo.
rite coal ranges at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 22a2
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Smith
went to Columbus Sunday. Mr..
Smith made a brief visit with his
and after a short visit
there also, Mrs. Smith went on to
her former home city. /
Besides visiting there she will also
visit at Cuyahoga Falls and War I
zen, and expects to be gone about I
wo weeks.
Special sale children's bloomers, +
;ateen and slip cloth, to u, 39c. /
Miss Bertha Patton of Barnes
lille, former home economics teach
II in NJ & NJ high school, spent the
week end here at the Carl Miller
lome, and with other friends. Miss
Patton who has had charge Of the
,irIs' club work OF Belmont county
his summer, underwent an opera
ion at Wheeling, w. Va, for goi-
er, from which she is recovering.
Dress materials. New fall pat
erns. Special price zoe and 9Sc.--
Whites.
Mark Hardesty, aged %. who
ustained broken back while en-
loyed in a coal mine near Dexter
ity, died last week in a Marietta
ospital He is survived by his
life and an infant daughter; also ,
is parents Mr.. and Mrs. John ,
Lardesty, a brother Franklin Hard
sty and a sister Mrs. Pearl Hinton,
f Marietta. Funeral services were
cid at Dexter City and burial was !
lade in Olive cemetery, Caldwell. !
Favorite coal ranges are good 5
akers and fuel savers. See them
the Malta Hardware Co. 22a2
Mr.. j. D. Dulaney of Stockport
as in McConnelsville Saturday
18th some fine large Elberta .
caches, The way we know they |
ere fine was by seeing and tasting
me Of several that he left at the 9
office. Mr. Dulaney in
rms US that he is also now enjoy
g fine fresh strawberries at his |
lace, Everbearing Mastodon, and !
)me Of the adjuncts such as short
Ike. He says that at the present :
me with his peaches and straw
arries, etc, all one would need to
omplete fairly good meal is a
ne chicken, and he has the chick
Special sale chndrens bloomers.
lteen and slip cloth, TO y, 39c
Whites.
THE GAINESVILLE Times Recorder !
. last Thursday had the following:
An injunction and an accounting
asked in common pleas court 7
suit filed Wednesday by George !
Ham, Of sos Putnam avenue,
ON c. D. Moore, OF HaZlett court
ttorney @, A. Iinn represents the !
aintiff, and a hearing ON the i'm !