The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat., August 19, 1932, Image 3

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 1'9,
1932
MRS. MARSH TO LEA WE LON
DON—DINNER AND CARDS
GIVEN FOR HER PLEASURE
ON TUESDAY EVENING
Mrs. Edward Marsh returned this
week from Camp Perry where she has
been staying since the 166th Regiment
with which Captain Marsh is at
tached to the Adjutant General’s staff.
lhi’as’fieen encamped. Next week th'
Marshes will go *to Columbus where
they will reside at 338 Crestview road,
—nnd as a farewell courtesy to Mrs.
Marsh, the Monday Night Bridge club
of which she is a member, gave a din
ner at “4 Maples” on the South Char
leston pike. The party was a most
.successful surprise for the honoree
^ind these were guests at the party
JVlrs. L. D. Lenhart, Mrs. Harry Freid,
^Mrs. James F. Bell, Mrs. W. H. Cul
peper, Mrs. H. H. Crabbe, Mrs. L. S-
Farquhar, Mrs. Harry VanCleve, Mrs.
,|R. H. Thomason, Mrs. Ben Byers, Mrs.
'f[. W. Byers, Mrs. Reed Chrisman.
'f Following the dinner the club re
turned to the home of Mrs. J. W. By
ers, where cards were played, a lovely
gift being presented to the honor
guest.
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LUKENS COUNSELOR
AT SE LEM ENT CAMP
Miss Margaret Lukens has returned
£jfrom a two peeks’ stay at Camp
-Henderson, near Worthington. Miss
LukenkVas tfofanselor at this Colum
bus southside settlement camp and
♦was accompanied home for the week
end by Miss Martha Smith, of Con
voy, another counselor at the camp.
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Attend Lohr Reunion
A reunion of the Lohr family which
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lohr, near Utica, Sunday, was
attended by these members from Lon
don: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lohr and
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cryder, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Chandler and daugh
ters, Mrs. Thorressa Moore and her
yjlaughter, Miss .Laura Moore, Mrs. E.
$V. McCormack and son, Robert Mc­
Cormack, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ix)hr and
Ikon, Miss Bessie Lohr* and Owen
Lohr Also Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lohr
ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cook and Mrs. Clara Stevens, of Co
lumbus.
Bridgettes Club
Miss Dorothy Downing, will enter
tain the Bridgettes club, Saturday aft
emodib.’ i
Dance Postponed.
The Sedalia Dancing club has post
poned a dance which they had sched
uled for Thursday evening, August 25,
tp one week later, on Thursday eve
ning, September 1. The data wa
changed because of the pageant at th«
Madison County fair.
f* Guests at Downing Cottage
Mrs. Di D. Downing is entertaining
several days this week, Mrs. John M.
Boyer, of Columbus,' and Mrs. L. R.
Watts at her cottage at Indian Lake
On Wednesday the ladies were joined
by Mrs. H. G. Jones, Mrs. H. F.
Chandler, Mrs. H. M. Chaney and Mrs.
M. L. Rea, for picnic luncheon and a
day’s^outjing.
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Miss* Slaty Katherine Anderson.
!Miss Alice Jane Christopher and Rich
'Brd Conway have gone to East Ljjier
|)ool for a vitiit with theiy uncle and
tunt, Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Knowles.
d*
Mrs. Fred Van Wagener* of Little
Rock, Arkansas, has come to London
.for a several weeks’ visit. She ii
stopping with Mrs. Ida F. White at
her apartment in the Murray-Boyd
building.
Mr. and Mrs. 1£. B. Rowlen enter
tained at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence McDorman and their daugh
ter, of Dayton Mrs. Otto McDorman,
of South Charleston, and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Maybelle DuBard and her
son, of Greenwood, Mississippi.
While her parents are in Cleveland
for-a few days’^acation^ little Miss
Ann McDorman is the guest of her
grandparents here. ’. Af
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sifrit, of Colum
bus, former residents of London, have
returned from Wisconsin where they
visited the factory of the Junge Shoe
company with which Mr. Sifrit is con
nected. .,
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Mrs. S. W. Durflinger has gone to
Toledo for a visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lo
gan.
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Mrs. H. R. uenyes and son and
Mrs. Marcus Cornwell have gone to
Detroit for a few days’ stay,
&
Wm. P. Brown, of Newport, Ky., has
joined his family here for a visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Taylor, Elm street.
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Miss Marguerite Goodson has re
turned to her home here after two
weeks’ visit as the guest of Miss Ruby
Gastineau, of Lancaster, Kentucky.
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8
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A. M.
School Handkerchiefs
Children s school handker
chiefs, with fancy woven cob
ored borders, or plain white
a regular 5 value.
Ladies’ Dresses
19c
Ladies' sleeveless dresses of
egg shell color linene colored
trim on neck and pocket sizes
16 to 38 a 49c value.
./A. M.
Outing Flannel
5c
Plain ocdory^i xsuting flannel
27 inches wide colors are
white, pink or blue 10c
value. I.
Seamles^ Sheeting
rood quality seamless sheeting.
19c
No'starch or dressing 81 ins.
wide either bleached or UU'
bleached a 29c value.
P. M.
School Hose
8c
Children’s school stockings, in
light beige-color fancy ribbed,
full length all sizes sells ev
erywherc-at- 10c.
.Raincoats w
$1.00
Children 6 and Misses* leath
erette raincoats in tan and
black ages 6 to 16 years belt
ed styles ’$2.98 values.
Ladies’ “Better Silk’* lacc top
chiffon- silk hose full fash
ioned, »i#Fvetf 'heel and sole
new fall.colors, as Hajie beige,
Nomad, taupe mist, duck
brown and matin all sizes,
every pair guaranteed and first
quality an- actual $1.19 value.
tilt.
Entertained at Columbus Country Chub
Dr. R. S. Postle and Dr. W. A. Hel
man, on Wednesday were guests- of
THE semi-weekly madisot)
10 TO 11
A. M.
Silk Hose
39c
Ladies’ full-fashioned pure silk
hose silk from toe to top of
hemf hew colors all sizes a
69c *value.
Sheeting Muslin
1c
A full standard weight sheet
ing cotton 36 inches wide un
bleached: a regular 10c quality.
Girls’ Dresses
37c
Girls' school dresses of fast
color prints made with half
sleeves, in ages 7 to 14 years
49c, 59c and 69c values.
Night Gowns
19c
Ladies’ or children's nainsook
gowns hand embroidered in
the Philippine Islands flesh or
white a 29c value.
Dr. Andre Crotti and Dr. Charles Mc
Gavern, of Columbus. Following an
afternoon on the golf links at the
COUNTY DEMOCRAT,RONDON, OHIO
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Saturday9 August 20
A NEVER-ENDING STREAM OF BARGAINS—A great cataract that will supply this entire com
munity with choicest needs at remarkable prices.
THIS SALE IS GOING TO BE SOMETHING NEW—During the wee’ sma’ hours of the morning,
many wee’ sma’ prices are going to prevail, and it will be well worth your while to read the announce
ment of this interesting and unique event.
A. M.
Quilting Muslin
Full bleached and free from
any (starch or dressing a Bet
ter quality thai^ Hope *36 |ns.
wide^^ 10c valu£.^
Certain Qjoods
10(3^
Embroidered explain marqui
sette full. 36 ..inuhya: wide, in
ecru, crca/ne^bite, etc. values
rrom 2 5c to 39 yr.
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to
P. M.
Window Shades
Genuine machine oil shades in
tan or green size 36 inches by
7 feet long guaranteed rollers
actual 79c value.
Chenille Rugs
73c
Cotton cheniic rugs size 24x48
inches reversable patterns in
rose, blue and green for bath
and bedroom a 98c value.
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TO
P. M.
Linen Toweling
lie
“Stevens" pure linen toweling,
bleached 18 inches ,wide* w4h
one inch fancy colored border
a 19c Value.
Bed Spreads
79c ....
Rayon Bed Spreads in fancy
jacquard patterns of rose, gold,
blue and grecn:*80xl05 inches
a $1.00 value.
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7
to
P. M.
Kotex
19c
Genuine Eotex Sanitary Nap*
kins regular size packed one
dozen in box limit one box
to customer 35c value.
Elastic Web
lc
White braided super-lisle elas
tic inch wide heavy long
stretch rubber a 5c value
SATURDAY STORE HOURS
Store opens 7 o’clock A. M. Store closes 11 o’clock P. M.
We are determined to make this the biggest money-saving event for our customers in the history of our store.
The special items in this advertisement are such wonderful values that we are compelled to limit their sale posi­
tively to the hour specified. Hundreds of VERY SPECIAL ITEMS, hot mentioned in this paper, will also be
on sa^Joy Saturday.
At all Lours, whether day or night, a competent corps of salespeople will be on hand to supply your wants.
AND
Columbus Country club, the doctors Attorney James F. Bell and son
were entertained at dinner at the i James Bell, jr., motored to Greencas
club. I tie, Indiana, on Wednesday, where
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P. M.
Table Linen
29c
Mercerized table linen full
bleached with colored borders
58 inches wide a regular 59c
value.
Windsor Crepe
10c
Genuine indoor crepe, for
gowns, pajamas, etc. colors
are flesh, peach, white, maize,
etc., a 25c value.
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to
P. M.
Union Suits
10c
Children s Nainsook Union
Suits sleeveless, knee length
broken sizes and styles value
as high as 50c.
Rayon Hose
17c
Ladies’ Rayon silk hose, with
fancy lace top double sole and
heel new fall shades all sizes.
A 25c value.
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8 to 9
A. M.
Rayon Anklets
Children's rayon pleated ank
lets, in most every plain color,
with fancy roll cuff all sizes
a 15c value.
Table Oilcloth
15c
Standard quality table oilcloth
46 inches wide in plain colors
or fancy patterns: a regular
2c value.
P. M.
Madras Shirting
25c
Extra fine quality mercerized
stripes for boys' waists and
madras, with colored silk
men's shirts: 36 inches wide:
actual 50c value.
Ladies’ Dresses
49c
Ladies' voile dresses, with
^hort sleeves: aU new styles
and colors sizes to 44 bust: ac
tual $1.00 values.
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9
to
P. M.
Men’s Socks
17c
Men's pure silk socks, with
double heel and sole all sizes,
in white, gray, black or cham
pagne actual 25c value
Golf Socks
10c
Boys’ fancy roll top golf socks
sizes 7 to 11 in tan and gray
heather mixtures a 15c value.
Silk Underwear
69c
Ladies* or misses' pure silk un
derthings not rayon—such as
dance sets, chemise, French
panties, etc. made of good
quality pure silk crepe beauti
fully trimmed with lace: actual
$1.00 to $1.98 values.
they went to make arrangements for: Pauw on the Rector scholarship which
James Bell to enter DePauw university he was awarded by the London high
this fall. “Jimmie” will attend De- school tins year.