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CALENDAR
. Thursday, Sept. 21 jjji
iff Women of Moosclionrt Io- $.
ft glon will meet at 7: MO p. in. at iff
$ Mooso Home. Arrangements i$
4JJ will bo made for reception to iff
i granil regent, who comes here
at a special mooting the even-
i1? Ing of Sept. .10. iff.
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$ Friday, Sept. 22
Klmwood Community clul) $s
p niectB lit 7:30 p. m. at the j$
if school biilltling. Plans for tho ife
gjt coming Tear will be rornm $ff
iff lntod. fj
Si Clrclo No. 3 of the Church of
$i Christ will meet In tho after- ff
2$ noon with Mrs. Claude McGIll, '.
j& Newark road. iji.
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V Sntarday, Sept. 23 iff
ifi- ''I-adies' Aid society of tho iff
f Gay St. M. K. church meets at iff
iff v.:mi o'clock at -tho church. iff
came attired as little girls und spent
n delightful evening In gnmo3 and
music.
Thoso prosont. for the evening's
nlAnsurd woro Misses teveiyn Levy,
Huth Johnson, I.elri Darling, Mary
McCann, Until McCarthy, Olive Smith
.uirt Francos McKlnley.
Tea At Club
Friday Afternoon
An afternoon tea will bo given at
tho Mt. Vernon Country club Friday.
A program of musical numbers has
been arranged for tho afternoon by
the committee, which has Mrs. II. h.
Heecher as clinlrmnn.
o
T. N. T. Club
Entertained
Fourteen members of tho T. N. T.
club woro ontortalnod by Mrs. C. U
Jacobs of West 1'lensant street at
her homo Wednesday "evening. Re
freshments woro served by tho liost
epfl, assisted by Mrs. Howard Tliomp
mn. Tho club will meet again in
October.
o
Clrclo No. 4
Hac Meeting
Sixteen members of Circle No. i of,
tho Vine street Chuuli of Christ wore
Mrs. H. K. Walker's guests Wednes
day nrternoon at her homo on Knst
Vine treet. Tho afternoon wns spent
In sowing. Late In tho aft-jnionn the
hostess served lunch to the guests.
The next meeting of tint cliclo will
occur In two weeks at tho homo of
MJss Ida Yrntch, ICast, Vino street.
Elmwood Circle
Har Sewlno
Tho mouihurs or tho Klmwood sew
ing clrclo met Wi'dnotilay nftuinooii
at tho homo of Mrs. S. A. Wlllyord of
the Martinsbiirg mail, and f-)oit tholr
tlmo In quilting. Klght inombors of
the clrclo woro pioHo"t for the after
noon. Tho clrclo mombera will moot with
Mrs. Wlllyord ugulii next Wednesday
to conipleto tholr work.
Shamrock Club
Ic Entertained
The Sliamiock club mombors woro
ent"italned Wednesday nftonioon nt
tho homo of Mrs. Hurlc llunibort, old
Delaware road. Tho guests spout tho
fiflrrnoou in a very onjoyablo social
time. At -I o'clocjc. Mis. llunibort
solved lunch to tho guofcts.
1 in club members will bn
tallied In two weeks by Mrs.
Cochran nt her homo on tho
Valloy mad.
o
Supper Ib Held
At Schoolhouse
Tho patrons and teachers of tho
Honor school enjoyed ,i solf-servo sup
pur Tuesday evening at tho school
house. A fchort program was given'
by tho students or tho school and
during tho evening Vlctrolu music
Mas furnished.
The object of tho foelni was to
raise funds for a Vlctrolu for tho
school, f2.ri -being realized Tuesday
' evening
Pact Olfieerc
Have Meeting
Tlo 1'ast Olllcers of tho Sons and
Daughters 0r Llborty met Wednesday
aHonioon In their elubioouii for n
podal time. Twenty-live members of
tho organization woro present A
committee composed or Mr. Anna
Ilaiighniau, Mrs. Iiatoman, Mrs. Ilerl:
and Mrs. Halter, served a chicken sun.
per to tho member at C o'clock,
At tho neu meeting of tlm club,
In October, n coiiiinlUeo will again
vnlwtaln.
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Entertains With
Party Wednesday
Minn Mary Shutt plornnuitly enter
tained a number or bor girl frlbiids
"Wednesday evening at her homu on
MnnHfleld avouuo. Tho young ladles
enter
IOdgar (lioon
Ivy Leaf Club
Is Entertained
Mis. Lucinda Collins, assisted by
her sister, Mis. Gcorgo Mochwart, de
lightfully entertained the members of
tho Ivy Leaf club of Gambler Wed
nesday evening at her heme on tho
Columbus road. Thirteen members
or tho club and ono Invited guest,
Mrs. John Warman or West High
street, were present for tho evening
which was spent In music and soclnl
conversation.
Lunch was served to tho guests by
Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Mochwart.
Circle No. 1
Meetr Wednesday
.Mrs. Harry Albnugh of North Mm
bciry rtreet was hostess to members
of Clrclo No. 1 of tho Vino street
Chinch of Christ Wednesday after
noon. Fourteen membeis of tho cir
cle were Mrs. Albaugh's guests for
the afternoon, which was enjoyably
spent In n social time. Refreshment;)
wie served to tho guests by tho
hostess.
Tho next mooting of the clrclo will
b hold In two weeks at a place to bo
announced later.
o
C. E. society
Has Social
A -pleasant social time was enjoy
ed by tho members or tho Young Pooi
pin's Society or Christian TOndonVdr
or tho M. 1'. church Wednosday even
ing, following their business session
held lu the church parlors. Thirty
young people woro present and en-
Joyed tho evening. An unusual Tea-
tine of entertainment wns tho art
gallery eontost. Mr. Paiil Gllllland
wis awarded tho prlzo at tho con
clusion of tho contest.
A committee, with Mrs. Oscar
Mllllgen'fls tho cllnlrman, served re
freshments to the quests.
Dinner-Dance At
Country Club
Coveis were laid for -77 guests nt
tho dinner given nt the Mt. Vernon
Countiy club Wednesday evening,
pi in-oiling tho dance. Tho tables at
which tho guects woio seated woto
r.ttiactlvely arranged lu fall flowers
and caudles. During the dinner, tho
guests wore delightfully entertalnod
wli: selections by Sammy Stewart's
oichostru of Columbus.
Uvtr Kid guests woro present tor
tho dancing lator In tho evening.
Among tho out-of-town guests wore
Mr. and Mrs. V. Flory or Mt. Clew
ens, Mich., and STr, James McKIwaIiiq
of Akron.
The committee arr,inglnK the nffnlr
w.is composed or Mr. and Mrs. Unbent
Slnnlfor, Mr. and T'r.-j. II. m. Kcirlo-
ston. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morton,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Williams und
Ir, nndMis. A. V:. Fitch.
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W. C. T. U. Names
Superintendents
The Mt. Vernon W. C. T. U. met
with Mrs. It. S. Lord, Newa.rU road,
Tuesday nftonioon. Uoports wory
glwn of tho county convention held
In Ankcnyt'Hvn. Superintendents or
the socr:l derartments woro ap
pointed as follows:
Americanization Mrs, P. s. Walk
or. Antl-Naicotlcs Mrs. 'Vombroolro.
Contert-Mrs. Thomas Weir.
Soel.-W Mor.illtj Mrs. Mao Shelter.
Kvaugellstlc Mrs, S. W. nedoll.
Tenuierance and Missions Mrs.
W. h. Mclntlrc.
Flower Mission Mrs. Ma Uohy.
Institute- Mw. .(. M. Howard.
Publicity Mrs. Georgo Jackson.
Medical Temperance Mrs. 'Samuel
llobbs.
S. T. I.-J-Mrs. Sockman. !
wyfifmiatio Ghlng Mrs. ICdltli
Clark.
Chrlstlon Cltizonslhp "Mrs. Jlnr
garet lleadlngton.
Parliamentarian Mrs. Thos, Weir.
Pnbbnth Observance Mm. Sydnoy
Jennings.
Soldiers and Sailors Mrs. 'llead
lngton. The rollowing vlco presldonts of
churches mcvo named:
M. K. Mrs. lloby.
Congiegatlonal Mrs. Wirt.
M. P. Mr. H. K. Obertioltrer.
Church of Christ Mrs. Geo. Twploy
St. Paul's ICrCserpal Mrf. llonii-Ingtnu.
Adveutlct Mm. llubbell.
Chrlatlirti Alliance- Mm. Hetlolr.
Herearter tho meet lugs will, be held
onee-Wifh inomth, on the first 'Tiir
day. A picnic supper was served -at fi
o'e'lorte and the union adjoiirneo to
meet with Mrs. A. It. Slpe, North
Main street, Oct. it,
BAND IS ME
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MRS. iDA'V. HAMILTON
CLAIMED BY DEATH
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Mrs. Ida A) flamlton was called
by death Wciliies'day evening at her
homo, llfi Kast Gambl r ttreot. ,
Mis. Hamilton va3 a daughter or
tho lato Joliu;and Kmellno Guy, mid
was born hu'-cilnton townsl.'p Dpc
H, lR'it), and resldeil therein during
her life -of ,-GE yearn, 8 months and
0 days. 'i ''
On Deo. 1i;"1Sgl, sho was united
In marriage with Kdwln P. Hamilton
ft ml to this union one son was horn,
Frank Hamilton of Mt. Vernon, who,
C ; rt Ti c. . looouior wirn mo litH'janu ami a sis-
Series Ut ihree Marling on!,Pr, Mary E. 0uy aro thc irnly Ilear
relative! gurvlvlng her. Her long
and actlvo life had endonred her to a
hcrt or friends who, with tho family,
mourn nor loss.
The funeral will be hold at the lato
home Friday nrternoon at 5. o'clock,
the nov. W. IT. Shields of tho Pro
bytcilaij church otllclatlng. "Hurla! tn
Mound View coinot'rj.
Wfcdnfesflay Evening, Sept.
27, Is Announced
A soiles of thrco band concerts to
be given by tho K. of P. band begin-
nlng Wednesday evening, Sept 27, Is
announced. Tho expense of those
concerts is to bo met by tho Chamber
of Commerce out of lh-3 surplus or
the fund collected for tho C. C. C.
highway dedicat'on.
4t tho time tho chamber solicited
conttlbutlons to the oxponse fund, It
was njinotinccd that rhould there bo
found a balance after paying Mt. Ver
non's poitlon of the dedication ex
pense, tho money would be used lu
promoting a series of band concerts.
It had boon observed by the pro
motem of ths band concert nrniriniii.
not without regra, that while a con
venient bandst'ind ha.l been lmllt In
the city park In tho public square,
not a single concert had been given
In tho stand follow-In? Its formal ded
icnton early In tho summer. The
'popularity of the concert programs
given In the summer of 1021 anil pre
vious summers was sufflclent to In
duce an effort to the end that the
1022 open nlr season should not be
permitted to pass Into history with
out a program cf baud concerts.
Main street and other merchants
are being solicited to make their
sroro windows unusually attractive
and interesting by lighting and dis
plays thc flrftt evening.
MRS. CHLOE ASHBAUGH
PASSES AWAY TODAY
BOYSIIJS
OfLM
Ti
Meeting of Troop 1o be Helfl
atY.TW. CA. On Friday
Evening -
A rogplar inootliifr of the 13oy
Scouts troop will bo hold Fridayovcii'
ing at. 7Jil) nt tho Y. M. c7 A. At this
meeting plans will bo workod out for
a Hallowe'en social and musonorndo
to be held during tho coming season.
This mouth nio,rks tho end of three
years of Hoy Scout actlvltv In !Cit.
Vernon and tho opening of tho fourth
year for tho troop. That, the tralnlnc
and exporloneo given tho boys in l
troop have been helpful and benefic
ial those who havo been Intimately
In contact and In a position to oh
servo and to know apprecinto most.
Tho coming yonr promises to bn ono
of continued Interest and activity by
and for tho boys.
Mrs. Chloe M. Ashbaugh, aged 7
year3, dlod Thursday monilng at
fiMr. o'clock at her homo, 124 East
Vine street, nfter two weeks' Illness,
death resulting fiom pnialysls. Foi1
the past 'sovoral days her condition
had boon very critical.
She wns tho daughter or Jho late
William and Catherine Courtrlght of
Knox county and for tho past '22
had resided in this city.
The deceased Is survived by four
children, County Prosecutor Paul M.
Ashbaugh ttnil Kdwaid Is. Ashbaugli
or this city, Misc Adella Ashbaugh of
Nagaski, Japan, and Mrs. Laura E.
Vnll of Columbus, Nino grandchil
dren and ono great grandchild survive.
For many years Mrs. Ashbaugh wns
an nctlvo worker In tho Gny street
M. U. church.
Funeral services will be held from
th? home Satuiday at 1:30 o'clock,
with ltev. A. I). Mlnlc officiating
Hnilal in nioomfleld comet?ry.
Rule That1 Must Be Observed.
In vain do. we talk of progress and
superior light If we have not yet
learned the elementary rules by' which
men or' sense, Inning :i certhln end in
view, adapt their means to tho nt
tnlnment of tiint end. W. E. Olad
8tono. .
CLINTON GRANGE
ADOPTS RESOLUTION
It's toasted. This
one extra'process
gives a doiightful
quality that can
not be duplicated
At the regular meeting or Clinton
grange Wednosdny evening resolu
tons woro passed expressing tho .ap
preciation or tho grange for tho' treat
ment by tho fair .board rinrtni? tho
Kno: county fair and tho painstaking
worls 0r the judges was nlto cspulal
ly cominentofl upon, Tho 'Grangers
voted to oxlilblt noxt year.
ASPIRIN
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
35
DPI. F.V0HE
Will Make His 325th Visit
to
Mt. Vernon
Friday, Sept, 22nd
CURTIS HOTEL 9am- t0 4-m-
Dr. Volte has visited this community
each month for twenty -five years.
During the last ten years hirpractice
has more than doubled.
Unloss you soo tho iinnio "llayor"
on paekogo or on tablets you nro not
gotting tho genulno Uayor product
lircsorlbod by physicians over twonty-1
two years ntl proved safo 1 millions
for
, Cdltls Hoadncho
Toothaoho Lumbago
Enracho Uhoumatism
A'ewalglu iHn, Pain
Accopt only "Dayor1' pncliagc- whle"h
contains proper directions. Handy
boxes of twelve toblots oost fow tents.
Druggists also sell bottles of 2K ami
100. Aspirin istixe traoinark of Ilnvr
Manufacture of Monoacetloacldiister
of Hnlloyllcacld. Advt.
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CURTAIN
For the Living Room
To every home lover there comes a feel
ing at this time (when leaves are beginning
to turn foreshadowing the long, pleasant ev
enings around the home fires during the
winter season) to add a few new things to
brighten and add cheer to the living rooms.
With this thought in "mind we have
gathered in beautiful array a wonderful as
sortment of curtains.
You will find here all that is new and
lovely in Curtaindom.
Filet Net Curtains
These well known and durable nets como mado
up with laco edgo and also with straight or scal
loped fringe across -the bottom. Prices aro
$1,50 to $6.50 pr.
Filet Grandes
Samples
and
Basement
Net
Curtains
Those aro tho new closoly
coverod designs of all over
nets and you will find theso
curtains well suited to tho
newer typo of dining room
and sun parlor that nro well
flooded with light.
PIUCES:
$2.50 up
To tho homo lover to whom nothing Is quite as
satisfying us her own work, our stock of yard
goods will prove both au inspiration and delight.
Tuscan Net
Sampler Net
Casement Net
Tills beautiful Quaker curtaining is probably
thc most remarkable fabric ever produced by
othor thnn entire hand work. It has tho effect of
the sett-yam, big mesh, antique Italian Filst, and
Is ono of tho most decoratlvo as well as aristo-
ciatic of wondow eurtainlngs,
at, per pair
$16.50
These nets form the
background ot tho now
stylos.
Tuscan Net
Curtains v
(Fringed)
i 'Tho chnrm of thoso large
open mesh nets makes them
particulaily desirable where-,
ever light Is welcome.
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PIUCES .-
to $7-00 pr.
Bring Your Old Curtains
Up to Date
Put fringe across the bottom of 'the curtains
that aro too good to discard. Wo havo a largo
'assortment of fringes to select from. You will
bo delightud, with tho result.
Special Value
500 yards Dotted Marquisette QC
at, pel' yard.
Special Value
500 yards 'Casement 'Cloth
(a fancy wenvo lffarquisetto) at, yd..
29c
Third Floor
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STORAGE BATTERY
LaFcver to Morton
216-218 W. Hi(jh St.
Phone 1010 For Service
Chronic Pisease Specialist
Blood, Nerves, Stomach! Catarrh and
all other Chronic Diaeasea
of Men and Women
TERMS: $5 HER MONTH
Which Induce Mtdiclmi
Fcrlull information writ lor trooliookUt
ntitUa "Cfcraaie DUtaw."
Aadrest, L.F.VOKE, M. D.
1V7S N. High St. Columbu., Ohio
WHAT'S A NAME
FOR
THE BEST
INSURANCE
AGAINST
TOOTH
DECAY?
$250.00
Will be paid for the best
name suggested.
For particulars call at-
CARL N. LOREY'S
DRUG STORE
115 3. Main St.
Mt. Vernon, O.
The Woolsqn Company
WALL PAPER
at
HALF PRICE
A mammoth closing out sale of wall paper for
.any room m tho house, living room, dining room,
,1)0(1 roi(ni,i)alh room and kitchen
5c to 25c
Per Roll
NOTHING RESERVED, every roll of paper in
the house must go to make room for new stock for
tho next season.
ROOM REMNANTS
A great many room lots, an accumulation of the
past season's business, will be sold at a mere fraction
of their cost.
As these, remnant lots are limited, the early buy
er will, of course, see the best assortments.
So come" in tomorrow and make your selections.
Your purchases will be held and delivered free
of charge at any time you designate.
The Woolson Cp's
Wall Paper Department
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