Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-10

Boop Cartoon. Comedy. Shows, Z,
9, IL. Admission 1Oc
SUNDAY and MONDAY, Feb. 13
14-Nelson Eddy, Eleanor Powell,
Frank Morgan, Edna May Oliver,
Ray Bolger and Ilona Massey in
''Rosalie.' M. G. MS incompatible
triumph Nothing ever like
it before-you must see it to believe
it's thousand wonders. Famed stars
galore-eight gay Cole Porter song
hits-500 Albertina Rasch dancing
beauties-1000 marching, singing
West Point cadets-glamorOus
army Prom Vassar dormitory pa
Let your Valentines be flowers
from the Malta Greenhouse. Phone
237.
Mrs. Carl Drake, near Hopewell,
west side, who has been i'll, is i'm
proving and able to be out some.
KleerA Hed-a vapor inhalant
to relieve the discomfort of head
colds-The Stanbery Pharmacy
Mrs. j. W. Dover of this place is
confined to her bed, suffering with
stomach trouble and complications.
To my Valentine box Evening
in Paris face powder, with two bot.
ties perfume, for 1.10.-The Stan
berry Pharmacy.
nrf1 Of hTnI hi vryf n
has been ill for some time with liv-
er trouble, is better, and now do
ing very well.
Mrs. Jennie Cope, who has been
in poor health for long time, is
not so we'll. Mrs. Henry Harmer
is assisting in her care.
Mrs. Harry Grandstaff of Jeffer-
son street is in Bethesda hospital,
recovering from an operation she
underwent Tuesday
The gas range you have been
waiting for. The years best bar
gain, the 1898 Magic Chef.-Mor
ris Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mcintosh of
Wellsville. came Wednesday for
several days stay here, and are
looking after business matters.
The poultry season is here now
Brooders and equipment of all
kinds you will find at Morris Hard
ware.
Mrs Conklin Palmer CT Malta
hill, who suffered stroke several
weeks ago, is improving. She is re
gaining her normal speech, and is
able to be up and about some.
See our Valentine assortment
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mr.. Fred Clifton of Eagleport is
quite ill with cold and complica
tions. Mr. Clifton suffered a heat
stroke several years ago, and has
not been in good health since.
MOTORISTS don't forget the late
cars with Hypoid gears. We use
Quaker State greases 100, which in
cludes Hypoid. d.-COWAN SERVICE
STATION.
Miss Dorothy KrapS, who teaches
near Adrian. Mich, visited here the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. B. Kraps, and other rela~
tives.
To my Valentine box of John
ston's chocolates.-The Stanbery
Pharmacy.
Mr. Edgar Timms of this place,
who suffered very severe attack
of acute indigestion recently, is
much improved, and able to be out
and about his work. He is WPA
foreman.
Completely equipped, delivered
Chef, at $50 saving in price, at
Morris Hardware.
A daughter named Rosalie Marie,
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Mcdaniel (Loretta Nc
Peak of this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcdaniel of Malta and Mr.
and Mrs. Ancel McPeak of Ring
gold, are grandparents.
The Magic Chef sale on the new
1888 for a limited time only, at
Norris Hardware.
Mr.. John Daugherty of Chester
ill who was critically ill last week |
With peritonitis, following an at
ack Of appendicitis, in which his
lppendix ruptured, is showing i'm
,rovement He is at the county |
lome hospital, and for about a |
week he was fed through his veins. |
Sterling Electric Steel is the best |
oundation steel for wire fencing
t has 4 to 6 times more resistance |
o rust, at no extra price, at Nor
is Hardware.
LIVESTOCK
INC.
GAINESVILLE, O., Feb. 9.-Sales re.
,ort: Hogs gs-receipts, 1854: 2OO-25O
,ounds, $8.75 to 50; 10000 lbs,
20 to 1920; 15O-16O lbs, $3.50 to
-; lights, $3.50 to 1910: fat sows,
IS to $6.55. Cattle-receipts, 13l;
teers, $40 to $7.40; heifers, 81
o $7.35; palmer steers and heifers,
$3.50 to $6.95; fat cows, $4.45 to
$500; cutters, So to $4.65; bulls,
$3.50 to $6.10; milk cows, $25 to
'49. Veal calves-receipts, 70;
ops, $11.S0; seconds, 1920 to $11.-
20: medium, $40 to $1O.4O. Sheep
100: top lambs, $3.50: