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CALENDAR
Auxiliary Unit of tlio Amer-
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ft lean legion moots In the oven-
ft ing at the Q. A. ft. hall.
i Thursday, June 23
ft Circle No. 2 nt the Church ot
i Christ meets in tho nfternoun ft
ft with Mrs. Margaret Lander- ft
ft baugh, Third avenue. ft
ft Star circle ot the M P. ft
ft church meets nt tho homo of ft
ft Mrs. Hoy Dalley, 211 North 111- ft
ft vision gtreuf. ft
ft Tho llomemnltcrs class of the ft
ft Church pf Christ meets at tho ft
ft church nt 2;30. ft
ft The Daughters of St. George ft
ft will meet In 'the nftcrnoon with ft
ft Mm. AlVey of South Center ft
ft Btrcet. ft
ft Tho southwest division silver ft
ft circle of the M. K. church will ft
ft meet In the afternoon nt Klver- ft
ft sido park. ' ft
ft Friday, June 24 ft
ft Ladles' Aid society of tho ft
ft Church of Christ meets nt 2:30 ft
ft o'clock at tho church. ft
ft The Chrestol Phllnthea class ft
ft of tho Ilaptlst ihurch will hnvo ft
ft a plnlc at IUversldo park In the ft
ft afternoon. ft
ft Tho Kensington club will bo ft
ft entortulned at 2 o'clock nt tho ft
ft home of Mrs. C. A. Lofcvor, E. ft
ft High streot. ft
ft ft ft ftyft ft ft ft ft ft
Price-Carman
Wedding
Mr. Eugene I). Prlco ot North Fair
Mold, O., and Miss Mary R. Carman of
Now Athens, 0,, wero united In mnr
rlago Wednesday evening nt Hotel
Cutrls. Tho coromony was performed
by Rev. J. S. Holllngshcad,
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Entertained
With Auction
Mrs. Lucieu W. Coy Jr., East Pleas
ant street, delightfully ontortnlneil
with threo tables of auction Wednes
day afternoon. At tho conclusion of
tho interesting contest the prize was
awarded to Miss Irono Cooper. Thq'
hostess Served delicious refreshments
0
Miso Yauger
Entertains
Miss Ituth Yauger very pleasantly
entertained a number or young girls
Wednesday evening at her homo on
East Sugur street. Tho evening ,was
spent In dancing iiiul music. Tho
hostoss sorted lunch.
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Auxiliary Unit
Has Meeting
Tho regular meeting or tho Auxil
iary Unit of tho American Legion was
held Wednesday evening. A largo
number was presont and transacted
routino business.
At tho next mooting, to occur In
July, tho losing side in tho contest
will entertain tho winners. ,
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8llver Circle
Hap Meeting
Tho mombors of tho sllvor circle of
tho southeast division, -M. E. church,
met Wednosdny afternoon at tho
hom of Mrs. C. M. Ashbaugh, Has
Vino street. Eight members of tho
circle wero presont for tho afternoon,
Mrs. Uironzo Marshall will enter
tain the circle at her homo In two
wecku, ,
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Double Wedding
Is Solemnized
A double wedding wan solomnlrod
Wednesday noon at tho home of tho
ofllclntlng mlultslur, Row M. A. Lamp
of Newnik Thy contracting parties
wore Mr. Mllos O. Clovenger of Mt
Glload and Miss Hnzol Post ot Con
torburg and Mr. Clarence Pate of Sun
bury and Miss Doris O, Cunningham
of Columbus. Mr. ami Mrs. Clovenuor
will rcsldo in Olierlln.
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frand Concert At
State Sanatorium
Tho Knights or Pythias band outer
talned tho patients, nurses and nlllc
lals of tho Ohio State Sunatorlum
with n delightful concert Wednosdny
evening nt the institution, A Mdondld
' program was carried out and tho baud
was quite liberal with encores. Tho
program wns carried out under tho
direction of Prof, Sebach, leader of
the baud.
Picnic Held At
Jackson's Woods
A picnic was hold In tho Johnson
woods Tuesday ovonlng. Tho follow
ing, with their families, wero present:
msmmmMMfmssm
Mil MARGARET, PORTER, Society Mltor
Mr. 'strfd Mrs. Sterling Johnson, Mrs.
Lottie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Jewell, Mr. ami Mrs. H. 1), llorron,
Mrs. 0. A. Lafuver. Tho out-of-town
guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Wninwrlght
Davis and sons, of Mt. Vernon, III.,
Miss I'aulliio Oelwlcks of Keysor, W.
Va.j 'Mrs. Paul Kluulson and daugh
ter, Miss Edna Babb and Mrs. Wil
liam Dyer, all of Cleveland,
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Miss Flshburne ,,
To Attend Wedding
Miss Florence FIshburno of the
Newark road went to Granville Thurs
day to attend tho wedding of Miss
Ruby IlarncJ to Mr. David Colo of
Palnesvlllc, which Is to occur this
oonIng.nt S:;i()'o'cIock nt tho bride's
home.
The bride-elect formerly resided in
ilrlnlc Haven nnd wns graduated from
tho local high school. Miss Fish
Inirntv and Miss Harnes wero school
mates at Denlson university, from
which also Miss llarnes was gradu
ated. .,, o
Circle No. 2
Is Entertained . '
Mrs. 'Morgan Lauderbaugh enter
tnlnoil Circle No. 2 of tho Vino street
Church of Christ Wednesday after
noon nt her homo on Thlr.d avenue.
Twolvo' 'inembern of tho clrclo and
0110 guest, Mrs. H. S. Allbaugh, wero
present for the afternoon. Mrs. Laud
erbaugh served refreshments to tho
guests.
Tho circle will havo its noxt meet
ing nt tho homo of Mrs. Fred ' Colle,
North Catherine street.
Elks Pfcnlc At
Riverside Park
Tho Ladles of tho Elks gavo n pic
nic Wednesday afternoon at IUver
sldo park. Tjlie Indies hail as their
guosts Elks and tho mombors of their
families.' Over 12." porsons wero
present for tho delicious supper at 0
o'clock. After supper, sovorai hours
wero dollghtfully spent lu gamos nhd'j
contosts. -;)
Tho, committee. mTrflngftiS, U10 pic
nic conftlatoi'Dbti lrB.ifl&(wiJnl Wuch
ner, Mrs. Archlo Cochrnn and Mrs.
Clifford KrTnV.
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Fravcl-ftlrkpatrlck
Weddjng Tonight
Tho wedding of Mr. James W. Frav-
o), son of Mr. and Mrs. .Charles W.
I'l-avol ot Greon Valloy, and Miss El
eanor Mi if pntiick, dijpghtar ot Mr.
and Mrs.'Oeorgo Klrkpntrlck or Utlca,
will occur Thursday cvonlng nt 8
o'clock nt tho brldo's.hoino In Utlca.
Rov. J. S. Thompson or Honiot, "t'al.,
will porrorm tho ceroniony.
Tho, brldo-uloct was 11
shutout nt
WpoBtor university tho past tei'in
nnd Ih well known throughout Knux
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Fravol will rosldo on
n farm In Greon Valley.
Dinner Party
At Country Club
Mrs. P.. II. Williams of Muplehurat
and Mrs, Samuel II, Dougherty of
East Gamblor street oiitortiilncd with
dinner val'4 7 o'clock Wednesday oven
lug at tho Country club, Tho guosts
of honor at tho dinner wore Miss
Sara llory,oy of tho Columbus. School
for Glils,' who Is spending tho Bum
inor aUluir homo hero, and Mr. Uiw
renco WiyiuniH, a student at Qborllu
the piiBt year. ,
Covers were laid for 25 guosts, In
cluding from out or tho city, Miss
lluu Warren of Sullivan, Intl., guest
of Mjii, James F. Loo, nnd Mr, Miinn
or llrooklyn, N. Y., who Is tho guest
of Mr. Lyman Gurhor,
Mrs. Brown's Circle
Is Entertained
Mrs. Brown's clrclo of
tho M
P
church Mvus delightfully ontortnlnod
Wednosdny afternoon at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Wyllo Smith, Granville
load. landed autsiuobilos com
menced to arrive soon nftor tho noon
hour run) the spurious lnwu and benu
tlful tulioiH and shndo trees nutdo n
delightful mooting plnco. Over CO
porsons wero in attendance among
them Mrif.. CiisboIi of Cleveland, a for
mor resident of Knox county.
Afterho social hour, tntersporscd
with; singing old-tlmo sougx, tho host
ess.'ntisd by Mrs. C. fl, Squires,
served a two-iourso lunclioon. Thd
occiiBlo'tl was ono of enjoyment for
all.
Tho contimlttoo Is grateful to nil
who furnished transportation nnd
niado It possible Tor so many ,to at
tend. ,,.
K. of C. Reception
Honoring Fr. Rogers a t
Rov. Paul Rogors, recently' ordain-
ed a priest nt Washington, D. C, and
tho first member of St. Vinrcnt do
Paul's parish to be'ordnlnod, wns tho
guest of honor at, a Reception glvon
Wednesday evening by the Knights
of Columbus.' The reception occurred
nt the school auditorium, North Mc
Arthur street, and was attended by
nearly .100 porsons, Including a num
ber from out of town.. - jjUj?'"-? ,JJ
During the evening. . .talk'fv Were
made by Rev. t. ,'W. Mulhnne, 'Dr.
Jumes F. Lee, Mr. fe: R. ParMsrnl...
Dr. W. P. Brown of the Ohio State
Sanatorium. HeV. Rogers also spoke,
heartily thunklng tho members of the
parish for the kindness shown him
the past week.
Throughout the evening, delightful
music was furnished by n six-piece
orchestra diroctod by Mr. Alfred Pahl
Tho committee arranging the re
ception consisted of B. R. Pnrker, Jo
seph Henley, Ellas T. Snpp, John
Collins, Leo Allerding,. Dr. W. P
Drown and John McDonough.
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Dance Occurs
At Country Club
A regular subscription dance was
given at tho Country club Wednesday
evening, nnd was attended by tho
Inrgest number of persons present nt
a soclul affair at the club this season.
Tho clubhouse was tastefully decorat
ed in boughs of greenery and with
roses. Excellent music was furnish
ed the duncers by Haber's four-piece
orchestra from Columbus.
Among the 150 persons present, tho
following wore from out of the city:
Dr. and Mrs. Glcnmore, Cincinnati;
Dr.'Thomas Sutton, Miss Barbara Sut
ton, Znriesvllle; Dr. Helen Zowertunn,
Topeka, Kns.; Mr. T. A. Gray, Coshoc
ton, John Imfborrow, Ixindon; Mr.
Clay Pierce, Urbann; T. M. Off hill,
Pittshuigh; Mr. and Mrs. Walnwrlght
Davis, Mt. Vernon, 111.; Miss Edna'
Uabh, Mrs. Paul KInnlson, Cleveland;
Mr. Howard Fishback, Ann Arbor,
Mich.; Mrs. John Guyer, Trenton;
Miss Isabello Mawcr and Miss Susan
Goro, Cleveland.
The committee arranging the danco
consisted of Messrs. Charles Myors,
chairman, Dwlght McNabb, Robert
Soverns, Lloyd Martin, Charles W.
Salisbury and Kenneth M. Harper.
Surprise Party
Is Given ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Davis delight
fully entertained at their home Tues
day evening In. honor ijf Mr. Robert
.Foglo's birthday,
Tho lawn was beautifully decorated
with Japanese lanterns.
Games and music were .enjoyed,
throughout tho evening and ice cream
and cako were served on (he lawn
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Davis, Mr. and MrB7 Orla Dav
is, Mrs. Emma Davls.--.Mr3. Myrtle
Koyes, all of Frederlcktown; Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. McGinloy, Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Foglo, Mr. nnd Mrs. WJ1I Hurdmnn,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sevolt, Mr. Ell
Davis, Mr. uud Mrs. Ernest Bovlng
tou, JMr. nnd Mrs.-Edwnrd Davis all of
Mt. Vernon; Miss Marie Davis, Little
IJotty Koyes, Ruth Davis of Freder
lcktown; Miss Hazel Bovlngton, Miss
Lola Fogle, Miss Anna Foglo, Miss
Pleotu Foglo, Miss A,nnn Rogerson,
Miss Laura Davis, Miss Editho Davis,
Esthor Davis, Littlo Irene Davis, all
of Mt. Vernon; Wilson, Wilbur and
Wendall Davis of Frederlcktown; Mr.
Charles "Nugent, Mr. Rnlph Fogle, Mr.
Robort Fogle, Mr. Clifford Davis, Mr.
Kenneth Bovlngton, William, Albert
and Wilson Bovlngton, John, nnd Ches
ter Hurdmnn uud little Robert Sey
volt, all of Mt. Vernon..
. Mrs. Davis was assisted by Mrs. W.
P. Foglo and Mrs. E. D. iJevlngton.
All departed at n very lato hour
wishing Mr. Foglo ninny more happy
birthdays.
StsvensCongdon
Wedding
Tho ninrrlago of Cleora Mario Cong
don, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Wilkinson of Wyoming street to
Ralph Eugene Stevens ot Clinton, for
merly of Mt. Vornon, O., was solemli
ized Wednesday morning nt 10:30
o'clock , In tho First Baptist church.
Tho brltlo who was attired lu n travel
ing suit of navy and groy wore a cor
sago of valley lilies nnd sunburst rosi
os. Sho was attonded by TUIsa Qor
nldlno Smith as maid of honor. Mlsa
Smith woro a sult'of tuu and her cor
sage was of Ophelia rosobuds? Mr.
Stevens was nttomlod by Mr. Donald
Messmore 'ot Canton, as best mnn. '
by Rev. Forrost Frasor of pJFIJ-t
u ui(uv,u llllf WIIIH Wll. 1UUII
DELCO-LIGHT
The complete Electric Light aad
Power PUat ,
Turns tho cream soparutor tum
bles tho churn. Saves time onch day
Yunkes & Altenburt
Phona 1190
Baptist church. Before the arrival of
he wedding party, Miss Ruth Dlttor
sang n number ,ot love .songs, while
Mlsa Barbara kerns of Ironton, pre
sided nt the organ. The ushors wero
Misses Grace Frnser, Florence Thomp
son, Katherlne KrVig, Doris McCrnck
en, Katherlne McMlllen and Zola
Mortimer. Immediately following the
ceremony a breakfast was ,ser,Yed In
the .cuurcU to thp wedding party and
out of town guejjts. The Ut nt .town
guests included Mr, nnd Mrs. Arthur
Steveps, Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Nichol,
Miss Helen StevenB, Mrs. Helen Stev
ens, Miss Bollo Bennett, Vance Stev
ens, Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Spnrks and
daughter, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Mnllln, Mr. Dan C.Sone, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Cooney.Mr. and Mrs. C. Rpy
LnFever, Mrs. Hugh Neal, Miss Bar
bara McManls, of Mount Vernon; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert York Dlriam, of
Mansfield; Mft ahdUtrs. Curtis W.
Stevens, Mr. and-'Mrs. Fred Aumlller
and Mr. and Mrs. 'Alfred ShutUof Co
lumbus; Mrs. H. C. Barrick of Zanes
vllle; Mr. Donald Messmoro ot Can
ton, Miss Barbara Kerns of Ironton,
and Rev. and Mrs.1 Charles J. Rose of
Granville; Miss Flora Strubles and
Mrs. A. M. Beckley of Cincinnati.
Early in the' afternoon Tvlr. and
Mrs. Stevens left for a short trip and
after July 1, they will be at home in
315 Ninth street, N. E. Canton, O.
Newark American-Tribune.
Rov. Carr of Utlca will preach Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Ada Osborn and children, of
Bedford, O., nro visiting hor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott.
Mrs. Minnie Mollck of Nowurk vis
ited her sister-in-law,, Mrs. Graco Ash
craft, last week.
Mrs. Robert Melick is spending
several days with her daughter, Edith
Mills, at Fredoricktown.
Mrs. Lena Hall and daughter Ruby
of Nowark aro visiting her parents.
Mrs. Lizzie' Rinqhiirt of Goshen
spent last week With hor daughter,
Mrs. John Holbrook.
Mrs. Coftman of' Nowark is spend
ing several weeks with hor grand
daughter, Mrs. D..(M. Wiggins.
Mrs. Mary Portoi-field' and Mlsa
Paulino Porterfleld' are visiting rela
tives at Akron. v i '
Glonn Rlne of Bliss college spent
tho woek-nd with his parents, 'Mr.
and Mrs; Andrew Rlne.
Miss Bosslo J'ortor nnd father, of
West Carlyslo, attended the all-day
meotlng Sunilny at tho , Church of
Christ. ' '
Miss Edna Cochran of Danville is
spending some time with her grand
parents. Miss Opal, Martin pi Newark spent
last woek with Mrs. Mac Stonohock
or. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Porterfleld
attended commencement last Wed
nosdny at Delaware, whore their son
George was a graduate. Their daguh-
tor, Miss Llbbie, was a graduate at
Mt. Vernon Thursday.
Miss Graco Dudgeon returned Mon
day to Atlious after spending a week's
vacation with her parents.
.Missionary society of tho Presby
terian church met one day last week
at tho homo of .Mr.a Thomas Vanwin
klo, with 20 monibcrs presont.
A dnughter was bori) on Juno 14 to
Mr. nnd Mrs, Leo Earlywlno.
$1,000.00 at 5
- will cam as much as
$1,666.66 at 3
CITIZENS
BUILDING & LOAN
6-8 E. Vine St.
Sore Feet
Now is the time when nearly
every one suffers from aching,
tired, Gwollen or burning feet,
when the side walks feel like
walking on a furnaoe', or anyone
who has to be on their, feet In
Use A. D. S. FOOT
soate::,.
Back to the, 'old price
25c
PER CAKE.
Also Removes Calouses.
Lawler's
Pharmacy
Public Square
BLJHBIG
A timely display of Furnish
ings for the Summer Porch
Dnring the warm days of
out of doors. , -
For the lover of the summer porch we have arranged a special showing of Aero
lux Porch. shades, grass rugs and Fibre Furniture. See the window display this
week.
First you need
Aerolux Porch Shades
flEROLUXI
I I' Tif Ji i J TlaiaMaMallaaaaBaTE I
I VENTILATINO
I PorchShadesfj
A telephone message will bring the
Porch Shatie man to your home
with complete Information.
Grass Rugs-
Grass rugs of Japancso manufacture, in good
shades of brown, blue or green with plain cen
ters or in all-over Chinese patterns aro very
desirable for tho porch.
Thoy aio good looking and serviceable.
Size 6x9 at $4.25.
Size 8x10 at' $6.00.
Size 9x12 at $7.00. . ...
Grass Carpet-
In brown or green la
1 yard wide at 75c the yard.
12 yards wide at $1.25 the yard
2 yards wide at $1.50 the yard.
J! -------- f splendid quality of Japanese
II q 1 f 1 AlHjJ matting. 27 inches high, he
orcii vusnions " B T top3 nro n ,nche3 sfuar mak-
A special assortment of Porch Cushions, round 111 inBvv an ldeal 8tand for many
II or oblong covered with pretty patterns of light ' purposes! Eachs
S""!! $lio$2 ' $1.25
fU-(ldeutlsu Goods 0k
START YOUR CAR WITH
U.S.L
STORAGE BATTERY
LaFever & Morton
216-218 W. High St.
Phone 1010' For Servlc0
Resolution No. 192114
DuulnrliiK It nect'ssnry tn lmm-ovti Onv
MU vet iroin Ulnli HUed to Water Ktruut
by pliicliu; therein u sanitary sewer.
Ho It ivhoIvciI by tho cmim-lt (if tlio
city of Mt. Vernon, Stnto or Olilo, tliteu
rourtlis of all iiiemlierx electeil tlicietu
coneiMTlm::
See. 1, Tlmt It Is neressnry to Imnrovo
Guy Street from J Huh Stieet to Water
Stieet by placliiK therein i snnltiiry
sewer.
Sec. 2. Tlmt tlio Krudo of snld Improvo
liMiut hIimII Iio lis Mxed )y tlio' jiIiiuh of
tlio engineer.
See. :i, Tlint tlio plans, Hpeclllciillon.t,
e.sUmnli'H mill prollhw of tlio jiioposeii
llliiiMveiiicnt lieietoforu pi spared by tlio
eiiKioeer mm now on inn in mo oil ice
of tlio director' of public service, bo unci
tno huiiio mo Hereby appioveil.
Ke.e, 4."J.'lint tlib wliolii cost of snlil lin
provement, lews one-tlftloth thereof nnd
the- ciiNt of uiunlioleH, hIiuII bo usstpHsed
y the. front foot upon tlio following Uo
n.TlDell bits una IuikIh, towlt: nil lots anil
nnd luntU bouiullng niul nbuttliiK iuioii
tbq proposed lniiiroyciiient which mild
JiitH nnd lands nro hereby determined tn
oo specially bcnciiicn ny siuii linpiovu
ment; and tho cost of Mild Improvement
shall Include tlio expense of tlio prelim
inary uud other surveys, nnd of publish
ing tho notices, resolutions and ordinanc
es ietiilied. and tlio servliiK of said no
tlces, tlio cost of construction, tOKetlier
with Intel et on bonds Issued lu anticipa
tion of tho collection of deferred assess.
menu and all other necessary expendi
tures. Sec. 5. Tlmt tho assessments so to bo
levied shall bo puld lu ten unnual in
stallments, with Interest on deferred pay
ments nt G pur cent per annum: pro
vhled tlmt tlio owner of ,nny property
iiBswsed may, nt his option, pay such
assessment lu cash wltiiln thirty days
from unit after tlio pasaaRO of the njisess
Inif ordinance. In which cumj suld cusli na
sessinent shall not Include any Item of in
terest upon bonds to bo Issued In antici
summer we rebel at indoor
' Thoy make your sun-exposed porch cool, airy
and shady.
Half out-of-doors, half , inside, occupying a
place midway between the garden and the closed
interior your porch offers, all the joys and de
lights of the open air, amid cozy and comfortable
home surroundings. '
Is yours too hot for rest too .public for real
comfort? Aerolux Ventilating Porch Shades will
convert it into the coolest, airiest, most comfort
able room in the house. They protect you from the
heat and glare of the sun, yet they ventilate
through the entire surface admitting every cooling
breeze that blows.
"We have them in pleasing shades of brown
and green and from three to 10 feet in width.
Fibre Furniture-
Bamboo
pation of tlio collection ot deferred In
stallments of assessments.
Sec. 0. That bonds'" of tlio city of Mt.
Vernon, Ohio sbnll bo Issued In anticipa
tion of tlio collection of assessments by
Installment and In an amount equal
thereto. '
Sec. 7. That tho remainder of the entire
cost .of said Improvement, not specially
iissesseu, mcmuiiiK mo cosi 01 man
holes, tocetber with tho cost of any reul
estate or Interest therein, purchased or
appropriated and tlio costs uud expenses
or any appropriation proceeuniK meru
forc, and tlio damages uwurded any own
er of ndolnliiK lands and Interest there
on, nnd tho costs and expenses of any
such award, shall bo puld in tho manner
as is provided ny luw.
Sec. 8. This resolution shall tako ef
fect nnd bo in force from and after the
earliest period ullowed by luw.
Passed May 18th, 1921.
. WM. It. IIOOICWAY,
President Pro tent of Council.
Attest: JIOWAUU C OATHS,
City Auditor.
I. Howard C, Gates. City Auditor of tho
City of Mt. Vernon, Ohio do hereby certi
fy that tho foresolUK Resolution No. 19l1
14 wns returned by tho Mayor, Ned II
Kr. May 31st, 19J1, and tho said Resolu
tion wus not nppioved or vetoed by tho
suld Muyor, Ned Ihter.
HOWAltD C. OATRS,
0-10,23 City Auditor.
Ordinance No. 192112
To Issue bonds for the purposo of paying
the city's bhuro of ceitalu Impiuve
liients. lie it ordained by the council of tho city
of Mt. Vernon, Stute of Ohio, two thirds
of tho members elected thereto concur
rlni! Seo. 1. That It Is deemed hecessary by
the council of the city of Mt. Vernon .to
issuo nnd sell bonds of said city of Mt.
Vernon In the sum ot J2S.0K.tW for tho
purposo of paying tho city's share of
inuKiiiK mo louowiiiK improvements;
Norton and Pleasant street storm sewer,
Btai'tlnn at tho Norton nnd Durgess street
Intersection, thencq running to Pleasant
street, tlienco cast on Pleasant street to
,tlio east property lino of Sundusky street:
ftouin uuy street storm sewer iroin tno
corporation line to the center of Ohio
avenue and Mulberry street sewer from
Ilurgess street to Curtis street.
North Mulberry street sanitary sower
f I oni Pleasant street to tvlthln fifty foet
of Sunset street: Cemetery Avenue sunl
tary sewer from second alley south of
Warden street thence north to tho first
alley south of Warden Btrcet: West Cur
tis street sanitary sewer from Prospect
street to llrst alley east of Sundusky
street and South Clay street sunltury
sewer fiom Illirh street tn Water street.
Knst Curtis street, Improving by drain-
i"f, curmnj,- una paving iroin Main
streot to McKeiulo street: Klllott streot,
Improving by draining, curbing and pav
ing from Kmrur street to llmntruinck
stieet; Pleasant street, Improving by,
living and are eager to be
will add to tho attractiveness of tho porch.
Chairs, Rockers, Tables and Settees built" sub
stantially of Fibre with brown varnish 'finish'
make a very good appearance. Somo of the
pieces are upholstered in good quality tapestry.
Chairs and Rockers $10.75 to $25.
Tables $8.75 to $13.
Settees $30.
Be sure to see tho three-pleco set made up of
chairs, rockers and tables at $30.
Stands-
Like 'the Illustration at
$1.25
Well, built of selected Bamboo
the tops are covered with &s
splendid quality of Japanese
matting. 27 inches high, he
top3 nro 11 inches scaare mak
ing an ideal stand for many
purpdflesi Each'
a
draining, curbing and paving, from Gay
stieet to Sandusky street; Knst Chestnut
Improving by drnlnlpg, curbing and pav
ing, from Park stieet to Brown street.
North Mulberry streot, . Improving by
draining, curbing and paving, from nur
getsH street to Curtis street and South
Uuy street. Improving by drnlnlng, curb
ing ipd pnvlnf, from High street to
Water street.
Sec. 2. That 'tho bonds of said city of
Mt. Vernon bo Issued In the sum or
2S,!55.0!) for the aforesaid purposo: bond
number ono shall bo in 'Tho denomination
of JI.GK.OD nnd bonds numbered fixim two
to nineteen shall bo In the denomination
of Jl.noo.OO encli; they shull bo numbered
conecutlvely from one to nineteen nnd
bearing interest nt tho rate of 6 per
cent per nnnum, payable seml-nnnuully,
evidenced by coupons attached thereto;
said bonds slinll bo dated July 1st. 1921,
nnd bond number one shall bo due and
payable July 1st, 1922 and bond number
two shall bo due and payable Jnn, 1st,
1923, and of the bnlunpo snld bonds ono
shull ho due nnd payable every six
months tberenfter until thoy all havo
been redeemed: said bonds shall bo pay
able, nt the office of tho Trustees of tho
Sinking fund In tho city of Mt, Vernon,
State of Ohio.
Sec. 3, Sold bonds shall express upon
their fuco tho purposo for which they
are Issued nnd tlmt they nro Issued In
mirauanro of tho ordinance;, They shall
bo prepared, issued and delivered under
tho direction of tho city auditor nnd slinll
be signed by the mayor of said city nnd
by tho city auditor nnd sealed with tho
corporate seal of said city; and tho In
terest coupons attached to said bonds
slinll be executed by the city auditor with
his slgnaturo thoreon or ho sbnll havo
hit slgnuturo printed or lithographed
thereon.
Seo. 4. The nroceeds from tho Rnlo of
raid bonds, except tho premiums nnd nc
crued Interest thereon, shnll bo pluced
In tho city treasury to the credit of tho
proper funds nnd In tho proper propor
tions as Is shown by the engineer's es
timates of nil of tho ubove mentioned Im
provements und shall be disbursed upon
proper vouchers for tho purposo of pay
ing the city's share of tho nbovo men
tioned Improvements and for no other
purpose; und the premiums and accrued
interest received from such snle shall ho
transferred to the trustees of tho sink
Ing fund to be npplld by them In tho
manner provided by law.
Sec. R. This ordinance shall tnko effect
and bo In force from and after tho ear
liest period allowed by law,
Passed Muy isth. 1921.
, WM. 11 IIOOICWAY,
President Pro Tern of Council,
Attest: HOWARD C. GATKS.
, City Auditor.
Tho foregoing ordinance Imvlnir hnn
returned to tho Council by the Mayor m
the 31st day of May, 1921. with his veto
wicreio unu ms reasons mereror, the same
was adopted by two-thirds of alt mem
bers elected to said Council on the 13th
day of June, 1921.
... . HOWARD C. OATHS,
0-10,23 City Auditor.
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