Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-09-04

PASllty, 81 llldt NNSiy AilcAAS WIFI
oney's worth.
air-go two days if possible, and
so fair Wednesday and Thurs.
each night.
Plain and figured travel crepe
dresses. latest models, $40 and SIS
Whites.
MOSQUITONE keeps mosquitoes
away and heals the bites. The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Charles Z Oliver of East Pales-
tine, and Clarence E. Oliver of Dan
vile, ILL.,, came this morning on ac-
count of the death of their sister
Mrs. Mary Jane Gheen, of Nicely
vile.
Choice selection of fall and win.
ter coats. Early values always the
best Coat prices much lower. Rea
good new coats as low as SO CLAD
to show this line at any time. Chill
dren's coats, good values as low as
SO. 75.-Kraps & Betz.
Boys, girls and children's schoo
shoes. Style a plenty, and made tC
stand hard wear. Bargain base.
Whites.
Miss Dorothy Donehoo who spent
four weeks at the home of her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John DonehoC
here. left Monday for Columbus
and will next week resume hel
studies at Capital university.
Wolverine Cordovan horsehide
work shoes More wear, Stay soft
All grades, $2.95 to $4.45.-
Whites.
Silk hose by Rollins, Miles OF
wear in every pair. SOC to $1.85.
Most any shade you may want, and
offered in large range Of styles
Cheaper grades Of rayon hose as
low as 25c pair Childrens school
hose at new low prices. Kraps &
BetZ
Vitality arch support health
shoes show higher class shoe MAX
ing, more style. Latest models, $5.
Rev and Mrs George Ashton and
son Donald, and their son Clair,
wife and daughter Juanita, of Co
lumbus, returned home Tuesday,
following visit here with the for
mer's sisters Mrs. Walter Finley
and Mrs George Underwood
See our window. You get real
style, plus comfort, in Vitality
arch support health shoes, So
Whites.
Percales and prints in a won
derful array of patterns and color
ines. All qualities are yard wide
and are priced at 15c, tic, 19c,
22c and Csc. Printed piques and
waffle checks are nice for fall
school frocks. Our line is quite
complete at all new low prices
kraps & Betz.
Miss Edna Earich Of Malta left
Sunday for Highland, near Elyria,
where she teaches in the centralized
school Miss Wava Mendel of this
place returned the same day to Bar
berton, where she again teaches.
Miss Ruth Falconer also left the
first of the week for Grafton, where
she teaches in the grade school.
More wear for your money when
YOU invest in our boys, girls and
children's school shoes.-White's
Rev. B. A Sherwin and family of
motored here last Thurs
day and were joined by Mrs. Sher-
wins brother Rev G. w. Stone
king. and wife, and all motored to
Beverly to visit. All those named
attended meeting Labor day at
Warsaw. and heard a splendid ser
mon by Rev. Mr.. Mullett of the
First Evangelical church, Canton
More wear for your money when
YOU invest in our boys, girls and
children's school shoes.-White's
New patterns in room size rugs
now shown here Tapestry, ak
velvet or Wilton--all at the
ow prices that mean quite saw
ng to our customers. Felt base
rugs in all sizes that are made from
he 18X36 inch to the large 11-3xl5
,eet size. All marked at our new
economy prices. & Betz.
Girls school dresses. boys wash
suits, specially priced, s1.O0.-
Whites.
Deerfeld Grange
Program for Deerfield grange,
or Sept. 5, at 8 o'clock: Music, by
he orchestra; reading, Frank Por-
er, Jessie COrdray, Effie Weeden
md Mary Porter; Should there be
| National Department of Educa-
ion, p ]. Massey; What trees and
hrubs are available in our woods
or planting in our yards, Eva Nice
They are here--new fall coats
rom the leading style centers
Iome in and look them over
Whites.
WestIand Grange
Westland grange, Sept @: Music;
oil call, Some good / received from
he fair; Why it will be more eco
lomical to fertilize wheat this fall,
han not to, Frank Wells; humor2
us story, Dwight McInturf;a What
way might grange be of benefit to
Vestland school, Olive Abel; music,
dr.. and Mrs. Geo. James; How could
he farmers taxes in Morgan coun-
y be reduced, Lewis James; How