Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-13
Thursday

crat, McConnelsville,, Ohio,
Poor oil and grease has no more
place in your car than poor food in
your body.--COwan Service Station
A son was born last week to Rev
and Mrs. Alva B. Mercer, of Cald-
we'll. The father is pastor Of the
First Methodist church, Caldwell.
One lot of Cur1ee's All Wool Top
Coats to close at $3.50, during
FEBRUARY CLEAN
UP SALE. Other Top-Coats at SIS
and $3.50.
Maurice Archer, jr., and Warren
Cordray, students at o. S. u, spent
The week end with their respective
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Archer of this place, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ode Cordray, near Malta.
Regardless of what you need In
Mems Clothing, Work or Dress, you
can save yourself lot Of money by
buying now, during COULSON' S
CLEAN UP SALE.
Mrs. Cary Parsons and daughter
OF !, nf MI 1of
'or Fort Benning, Ga, to join the
,ormer's husband, Captain Parsons,
who is spending three months TAX
ng special instructions in the in
,antry school.
A large selection of Ladies and
Misses Gloves in broken sizes and
OTIS, priced to move quick, during
FEBRUARY CLEAN
JP SALE.
The son born last Thursday at
Bethesda hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
schad Whitaker (Linda Turner) of
his place, has been named Stephen
Charles Whitaker. Grandparents
ire Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Whitaker
md Superintendent and Mrs. J. NJ.
Turner.
Mems Dress Oxfords, s1.98 and
lp. Mems Work Shoes, s1.49 and
lp, during COULSON'S CLEAN UP
SALE. Mems Hilltop Shoes, $2.49
md up.
Gus Abel, jr., of this place, Dee
)unkle of Bristol, and VIM. Dugan,
Morgan township, were in Columbus
he first of the week, where they
ook the examination for position
It the new Curtis Wright airplane
actory.
How far have you run your car
ince you have had it fabricated -
1owan Service Station.
William McElfresh has been en-
loyed as watchman at the Elliott
'oal and Lumber Yard, to fill the
acancy caused by the death of Arch
'almer Mr.. Elliott plans to build
n addition to the small house on
he lot, where the yard is located,
Thich Mr. McElfresh and wife will
ccupy as their home.
All Domestics included in this
ale at very Special Prices, includ-
ng all widths of Sheetings all
Tidths of Pillow Tubings, Tickings,
prom Ginghams, Shirtings, Ducks,
'rints, Bleached and Brown Mus
ms. Cotton Challies, Cretonne5,
,leached and Dark Outings, Curtain
Iaterials. ETC., during COULSON'S
FEBRUARY CLEAN Up SALE.
Charles Penrose, son of DR.. and
FRS. James B. Penrose, of Mariet-
a passed the January examination
or admission to the Ohio State Bar.
.ttorney Penrose is a graduate of
William and Mary college, Williams
urg, Va, where he studied law.
ie was admitted to the West Viz
inia bar last year.
e. R. Oglevee and son John of
cumberland route seven, were busi-
ess visitors here Monday. They
ike their new home very much. Mr.
)glevee attended a free coon sup
er last week at Cumberland, spon~
ored by the business men of that
lace Several hundreds We're pres
Mt The supper was served in the
asement of the Presbyterian
hurch.
Gard Of Thanks
We desire to extend our sincere
hanks to relatives and friends for
le kindness and sympathy shown
uring our recent bereavement in
le loss of our beloved mother,
ary E. Newton. Especially do we
lank the minister, pail bearers,
ngers and the undertaker.-Mrs.
nth Newton Kennard and family.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for debts
,ntracted by anyone except myself.
Masterson.
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