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4t Call Williams' Flower Shop, 233. tf
Mibs Dolly Loy 1ms accepted a
1 position tit tho Kokoslng Lunch Shop.
Mis. Goorgo Jncobsi ot Gnmbler
spent yesterday hero with friends.
Metzgnr tailoring satisfies. tt
Jlr. llnrryStoIo of Gnmbler was
n business visitor here yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John uccnro attend
ed the races at Columbus today.
Hlfjh grade fertilizer and bone meal
for sale. The Ward-Cox Co. x23
,, Mrs. C. Colopy ot Danville spent"
yesterday hero with friends.
Mr. A. N. Krlncr ot Newark trans
acted business hero today.
Miss Mary Tenter ot Uollvlllo is
is upending n few days hero ns Ihu
guest df relatives and friends.
Winchester shells. G. R. Smith &
Co. tf
Mr. J. C. Tlnkcy was a business
visitor in Anlconytown and Dcllvillo
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jllno of tho Sycliar
mad left today for Gloumont to ninhe
their futuro liome.
.Kodak pictures carefully finished
and enlarged at Tlnkoy's Studio, tt
Mr. Hay Urowne of Gambler trans
acted business In tho city Wednes
day evening. I
Mrs. W. If. Scott of Krlc, Pa., left
today for her homo after spending n
,Jnw days hero with friends.
Tho Luiio clothing storo will be
closed Saturday until G o'clock, be
cause of holiday. x21
Mr. Albert Holts ot Gambler trans
acted business in tho city last even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Jones ot East
High street have gono to New York
for n few duys.
Smart and exclusive designs in
trimmed lints at Kirk & Jackson's, 15
'East Gambler street. x2l
Miss Klennor Mceks of IJrlnlc Hav
en spent yesterday hero ns the guest
of friends.
Messrs. John and William Gann of
Brink Haven wqro Ml. Vernon visit
ors on Wednosduy.
On account of the holiday Saturday,
the Boston Store will bo closed until
6 o'clock In the evening. x22 22
Messrs. William Ward and Charles
Ward wero business visitors in Now
ark yesterdny.
Mrs. It. D. McCnlla ot Ilonior spent
Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. J.
Christopher, Newark road.
Fresh fish and oysters dally. Free
dollvery. Flah Market, 'phone 1092.
21
Mr. nnd Mrs. U, S. Lyhurger and
Miss Hetty Lybarg- ot Gambler
Bpent yesterday in tho city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I. Ueanis of Fred
crlcktown spent Wednesday hero
with relatives.
Blue Ribbon and Perfection bread,
1'3 lb. loaf 9c. Get itfrom your gro
cer. " tt
Miss Luolllo Links of Frederick
town was tho guest of fi lends in tho
city Wednesday.
Mr. Max L. Sullivan attended the
grand clicult races at Columbus ti
dny. Hlnh grade fertilizer anjl bone meal
for cale. The Ward-Cox Co. x2:i
Mr. lr. S. Englohart and Air. 10. C.
Englohart of llrluk Haven visited In
Mt. Vornon on Wednesday.
Mrs, John Merger and son Jack loft
todny for I'uikorshtirg, W. Vu., after
spending the iismmor In this city.
Our store will be closed all day
Saturday on account of Jewish hol
iday. Fit-Rite Shoe Store; No. 230
South Main street. x22 'i'i
Mrs. Alhlnu Mlshoy lias returned
to hor homo in Cleveland nftor veil
ing her sister, Mrs. C. F. McGlnloy.
Messrs. Edward L. Parker, Charles
'Salisbury and O. O. Adleman motoreil
to Columbus today to attend tho
races.
Economical production costs make
It possible for you to buy Blue Ribbon
and Perfection bread, large loaf, 9c.
Get 't from.your grocer. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forthonio left
todnv for their home In Punusboro,
W. Vn.. after spending the tsuiuiner
here with rehitivoH nnd friends.
Mr. Curtis Griibb, a sttidout at Ohio
uulvorslty, is in tlio city, culled horn
by tlio denth of his undo, Harvey
Fletcher.
COAL
Buy Hocking Valley lump coal of
Dublneky Bros. Delivered In tills
clly, ?S.r0 a ton. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs Fred Currau and Mr.
nnd Mrs. dilutes McKay motored to
Columbus today to attend thu grand
circuit races.
Mr O. E. Nixon of Noith McKen
zle street went to Mansllcld today to
attend tho northeast Ohio conference
ot tho M. E, church,
CAKK BALK., A sale ot home-mado
cakes Saturday, Sept. 23, at 1 o'clock
at Sharp's flower storo, by the W. II.
M. S. of tho M. E. church, ,2l
Mr, and Mrs, Fred lliirmnu nun
daughter, Ittitb, and Mr, ntid Mrs.
Jshmenl Harmon nnd daughtur, Horn
Ice, have returned t their home in
Gray&vllle, ()., after a lslt with Mr.
nnd Mri! Oh cur llnrmoii. Mansfield
avenue.
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"Say It with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Storo. Phono 895. tf
Mrs. Frank Andrlck ot East High
street went to Loudonvlllo today to
spend n few days with her daughter,
Mrs. C. M. Smoot8, and family.
Mrs. Paul MeGorry ot West Picas
nnt street left yesterday for Akron,
where sho was called by tho death of
nn aunt.
The Rlchman Bro9. clothling store
nt No. 232 South Main street will be
closed all day Saturday on account of
holiday. ' x22 22
Hov. S. J. Cieolnnd wont to Colum
bus this morning to attend tho con
ference on stewardship held in tho
First Baptist church under denomina
tional auspices.
County Commissioner Shufer and
Mrs. Shafcr and Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs
Wander of Loudonvlllo wero guests
the first of tho week ot Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. McGlnloy. s
Meskcd carnival dnncc at Zolman's
pavilion, Frederlcktown, Fnldny even
ing, Sept. ?2. Music by American Le
gion orchestra. George W. YaUger,
manager. TuTh x21
Mrs. ltoger Guenther und daugh
ters of Cleveland nro spending a
number of weeks with Mrs. Gtien-
Ihor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L
Drilling, Gambler avenue.
Mrs. llattlo Parr and Miss Gertrude
Parr returned to their home on East
Ohio avonuo after spending two
weeks in Detroit with relatives and
friends.
Our store will be closed Saturday,
Sept. 23, until 6 o'clock In the even
ing, on account of holiday. Rosen
thal! & Esely, opposite Vino theatre.
X22 22
Mr. and Mr3. Waiter Cutnaw and
daughter Hetty and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gllmoru spoilt Wednesday
ovonliig lu Utlea, the guests ot rela
tives. St. Vincent du Paul's Sowing Clr
clo and Auxiliary will hold a. food
buIo at F. J. 1iwlor's drug store, No.
1 West High street, Saturday, Sept.
2J, commencing at 10 a. in. Your pa
troungo is kindly solicited. x22
Mr. Lloyd Hollmuu arrived homo
today from lloiiryettu, Okln., whero
ho spout sovoial months In tho inter
ests of the llopo Etiglnuciltig & Sup
ply Co.
Our assortment in millinery is
twice the normal lino. Wo cover all
prices from tho ready-to-wear, inex
pensive hats to tho popular priced
patterns. ICirk & Jackson, 15 East
Gambler streot. x21
Mcshi's. Thomas E, Tanglier, Bay
mom! Tanglier, P. W. Tanglier anil
Thomas Frederick woro among thoso
form tills city attending tho grand
circuit races today.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale J'ortor returned
to their homo In Orrvlllu yosterdny
after spending several days hero at
tlio home of tho formur's parents, Mr.
ai'd Mrs. W. 1). Poller ot West Vino
street.
J. .J.
J Did you get your Hoover J
J electric cleaner? It not, why
J not? Only $5 per month. Tho j
Kneclil-Fouiioyi Eloctriu Co. It J.
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Mm. 1. jM. Montgomery of West
Chestnut street left Wednesday for
Milwaukee, Wis. Shu will bu accom
panied homo by her mother, Mrs. 11.
i:. Aiihtiu, who has been upending
tho summer there.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem MuNabh of Mt.
Vornon, Mr. Martin llurtnett, Air.
John McNabb and lauilly of Howard
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thiidu McNabb of Howard thu lirut
of tho week.
Call Mis. Oborno for Nu-llono cor
sets. 101 ICast Chostuiit struut. Phono
1015. 3.2:i 22
Mr. Samuel Schoolo,!' of tho Mans
Hold roail was In Frazeysburg, Mus
kingum (.oiiuty, tlio llrsl of tho week
visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. II. Schooler
aiid Mr. mid Mrs. C. I. Inlleld. lie
vlslleil llaiiglimau pink and saw the
Ht'.itiies ot soino proiulnont Ainorl-
calm Washington, Grant, Garlleld,
McKluley, Boosovelt, Lincoln, Tuft
mid others.
ltov. S. J. (Jleehind will preach
it tho Amity Baptist ihuich Sunday
afternoon at !! o'clock.
Betty Wales
Week
at
Ringwalt's
NOTICE TO PAINTERS
Tin' trustees of the I'nlon Grove
church, located two and onu-balf
miles niutheiiHt of Gauibler, doslro
bids for tho painting of tho churcl
inn! outbuildings paint to he fur
nibbed h the chinch and job to be
completed lu October. State both
coutiact prlio and pi leu by t'.; day.
All bids must bo In the hands of Mar
vin Biggs, Gnmbler, It, I). 2, on or be
fine Wednesday, Sept. 27. Tho trus
tics rohiirve the right to iojec( any
or nil bids. .n24
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OFFICIALS NAMED
FOR FOOTBALL GAMES
Principal II. C. Koch of tho ML
Vornon high Bchool today announced
tho referees for tho various football
gales in which Mt. Vernon high will
participate tills season.
Following nro thu olllclals:
Oct. 7, Nov. 18 and Nov. HO Mr.
Dunlup, South high school, Columbus.
Nov. 4 U. S. Martin, physical di
rector of Otterbein college.
At. all other games not mentioned
above, Mr. Ewalt and Harry Ward lo
cal men, will olllclate.
Corcoran Takes Job
With County Surveyor
Several changes have occuricd in
tho P'Tsoniiel of tho stalf in tlio olllcj
of County Surveyor Call VanVoorhls.
James Shields has resigned his po
sition to go to college, nnd Fred
Hayes has resigned to attend tho Mt.
Vernon Business college.
"Biownin" Corcoran lias accepted
a position under County Surveyor
VanVooilils und will bo assigned to
ield work.
MRS. MARTHA SCOTT
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. Martha Scott, wife of JnmcJ
Scott, well-known farmer of Harri
son township, died Thursday morning
at 7 o'clock at, her homo after an Ill
ness ol nioi o than a year as the re
sult ot a complication of diseases.
Mis. Scott was 51 years of age.
She was born In Harrison township,
a daughter of tho late Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Horn. She Is survived by her
husband and tlir:o sons, Clay, Lee
and Oliver, and two daughtcis. Mrs.
May Thomas and Mis') Alice Scott.
FIvo brothers and two sisters also
survlvo her. Sho w.tj a member of
tho Messiah Church of Christ, In But
ler township.
Tho funeral will" bo held at tho
Grovo church Saturday at 1:80 p. in.
Burial In the Grovo ccniotmy,
AT THE IVIES
THE LYRIC
Although several scenic effectb on
tho screen may bo "faked," thero tiro
some nt which tho actors hao long
since drawn tlio lino, hi particular,
tlioro Is novur any ait.lllcbil loud
brought to nil actor or an actress.
This observation Is apropos ot Miss
Not maud's eating unties lu her Gold
wyn production, "Head Over Heels."
In this comedy quite a quantity of
food Is consumed, and although theso
scoiius may seem extravagant, and
not a little ridiculous, tho food was
nil prepaied at tho studio restaurant.
During thu filming of tho picture,
which conies to Ihu Lytic tlieatro Fri
day und Saturday, huver.il Italian
dishes nro consumed, as wull as food
solved on tlio roof garden of a fash
ionable Now York hotel. Thl.i food Is
cutou and lias to bu well picpaicd.
THE VINE
Clmi les Buy transfers hlB activi
ties to thu Mexican border and pre
sents a plot of mora dramatic inter
ost than usual In "Gas, Oil and Wa
ter," tho attraction at tho Vint the
atre Friday and Saturday.
Tho star has the rolo of a secret
Horvlco agent who works out tho
pioblom ot capturing a gang ot
smugglers lu his own stylo.
Ilottlo races botwoon tho outlaw
gang and a detachment of agents fea
ture In tlio results. Tlio uummal sur
roundings of i mission house, turned
Into n hotel, In the midst ot tho cac
tun ilddon country provides a now
angle to Buy lllins, plus story ot
dramatic Intent.
Tho star Is supported by Charlotte
Pierce in the rolo of leading lady,
while tho remainder ot tho cast In
cludes Otto Hoftmun, Robert Gruy,
William Carrol, Dlclc Southorland
and Butt Olfnrd.
D. E. PRATT
DISTRICT FISH AND GAME
PROTF.CTOR.
Pleaso report violations promptly.
All information strictly confidential,
Phone 249 Black
C02 West Chestnut.,
Coughs Disturb School Work
School touchers should glvo tho
same advice to chlldieu who hnvo
coughs as this Florida teacher. "I
n commended Foloy's Ilouoy and Tar to
tho children in my school who hnd
the 'flu' and good results came when
ever It was used," wiites Mrs. L, Arm
strong, Okeechobee, Florida. Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no opiates
Ingredients pi luted on tho wrnppor.
Stood the tost of tlnio serving three
generations. Quickly relieves colds,
coughs and cioup, throat, chest ami
bionchinl trouble. Adv. TuThSxitu
ft ftirt.i 11
CLASSIFIED COM
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 300 cucumber pickles
for $1. Coll 793 groon. x21
FOR SALE Boson Byo. Phono 8C8
black. x21
FOR SALE Puro extracted honey,
20o lb. Write E. 1,. Farmer, Bladons-hurt,-,
O. A x28
FOR SALE 1920 Dodge sedan, A-l
condition, price right. Bawllnson
Motor Sales Co., 'phono 218. x21
FOR SALE Oldsmoblle, four cyl
inder, 1922. Bun loss tlnn -1,000
miles. Terms to responslldo parties.
Address "M," caro Banner. x23
FOR SALE 1920 Studebaker big
six touring, flno condition. Got our
price. Bawllnson Motor Sales Co.,
phone 218., x2l
FOR SALE Seven small rugs,
dresser, mirror, threa straight chairs,
kitchen cabinet, Vlctrola and records,
bedioom table, Beznor gas heater,
rocker, Iron bedstead, 2 washstands,
wardrobo, four center stnnds, writing
desk and book rack, cupboard, four
hole gas range, four-pipe gas heater.
Call 1127 green or 524 North Brad
dock slroot. x21
FOR SALE by Charles
Tho only way is to own your own
home.
Six room homo, full sized lot, small
barn, east side- on Oak street, $1000.
Five room home, ciectiic lights,
both kinds of wator in house, lOo1
East Pleasant street, $2200.
Six room house, largo lot, barn
room for four autos, bargain, slato
roof, West Burgess st.-eot, $2300.
FIvo room bungalow, 502 West Vino
itreot, bargain, $1500. Buy a home
now or pay more later.
CHABLES H. TAYLOB
No. 10 West Vino St. x21
FOR SALE Small groceiy store in
Knox county vlllnge. Also lunch room
and gasoline filling station in connec
tion. A bargain. Address Box E,
Dally llimner. x22
FOR SALE 1920 Studebaker four-
cylinder sednn, reconditioned, worth
the money. Bawlinsou Motor Sales
Co., 'phono 218. x21
FOR SALE Thirty-acre rarm with
now buildings and plenty of thorn.
Water by well, spring or two large
cisterns. Furnace, all kinds of fruit,
land In high statu of cultivation. Two
miles out on good road. WYKEIl
BEAUTY CO. x22
FOR SALE
5 rooms, full lot, east, $.2000.
4 rooms, full lot, east, $1400.
I! rooms, full lot, cast, $1800.
7 rooms, bath, furnace, largo cel
lar, garage, a great bargain and fine
home slto, north, $3500.
A nice homo, a (I0411I1 acres, lot3 of
fruit, 0110 mile out on- pike. To see
Is to buy. Soveul suburban proper
ties with 5 to 10 acios; also farms 70
to 125 acres.
Sco thu old reliablo roal estate
man.
L. O HUNT
IK! Public Squuro
Phono 302. Homo 1124 Bed.
ThS x2U
FOR SALE
G rooms, city water, cistern, cellar,
full lot,. Cellar btiect, possession ut
once, $1800.
7 rooms, lrill, soft; water bath,
electricity, hot water heat, cement
cellar, scieoucd porches, slato roof,
garago, South McKcuzIa street, $4200.
7 rooms, bath, cellar, two porches,
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IUU INCE.U A 1UW OU11
And now Is the time to order it. Our showing of Fall and Winter
materials for your approval comprises an ample assortment of
the newest weaves and most popular colors. '
A SUIT TAILORED TO YOUR ORDER.
JOHNR.DOELFS, Practical Tailor
Curtis House Block Mt. Vernon, Ohio
FARMS CITY PROPERTY
Tear Out and Mail or Telephone For Latest Bargain
List of Farm's and City Properties.
W. C. Rockwell farm-Land Company, ,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Mall to thu following address your latest list of farms nnd city
properties. Also hnvo tho following farm" or city property for salo:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
I
I NAME I
I Address I
! slate roof, bhrn, full lot, Onk street, 1
$3850.
5 rooms, porches, stool In, both wa
ters In bouse, slato roof, garage,
largo lot. A good homo clotn to In
dustries, for $2500.
(i rooms, collar, clly and chtorn
water, garage, In flno condition, closo
to industries, $1500.
5 rooms nnd pantry, three bed
rooms, cellar, wol! and cistern, porch
es, full lot, Martinsburg road, im
mediate possession, $2500.
Other suburban and city properties
for Immediate and 30-day possession,
from $1400 to $0500.
You can buy n homo for loss mon
ey now than you will when our In
dustries and business gets back to
normal. Let us show you.
WYKEIl REALTY CO.
S.W. Corner Main and Gambler Sis.
x22
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Five-room flat, Do
gardus building. Inquire at 112 East
Lamurtlno street. ThS x20
WANTED
WANTED Laborers.. Tho C. & G.
Cooper Co. x22
WANTED Waiter at Eaglo rcbtau
rant, lltlca, O. Phono 137. tf
WANTED Lady competent to take
chargo ot fitting and alteration de
partment. Tho A. A. Dowds Dry
Goods Co. x22
LOST
LOST Pair ot new shoes and over
shoes, Saturday. Finder pleaso ir
turn to Bunnor olllco. x22
LOST Ring keys, containing sev
eral Yalo lock keys. Reward It re
turned to 30C South Main street. x21
To Remove Egg Sidlns.
Egg stnlns on 11 sill: frock enn usual
ly he removed by rubbing them with
common table salt.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
STREAM & RIMER
Luther A. Stream Wm. F. Rlmei
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
FarmB and city property bougnt, sold
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance a spe
cialty. Reprcsentatlng 14 old reliable
atocK companies. Accident Insurance,
Uve stock insurance. Plate glass In
durance, automobile Insurance, In fact
we can insure any' property you may
have. Surety bonds of all kinds.. Call
and see us. Room 1 Slpe bid;., 8out
Main St. Cit. 'phone No. 447 Black
FRANK O. LEVERING
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
All business ot legal nature given
prompt attention and especially to
practice in tho Probate Court. Office
No. 9 East High street, Mt. Vernon. O
Now Phone, Office 104.
WILL J. "Doc" WELSH
The Fire Insurance Man
If you own anything, have
It Insured.
Citizens' Phone 231 Red
16 E. Gambler Street, Mt. Vornon, O.
ROBERT J. GROSSMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Farm Management, Farm Rentals and
Farm Contracts a Speciality.
No. 9 E.- High St.
Phone 104
BARTON W, BLAIR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Offlco N. W. Comer Main & Vino SU.
Ovor Knox Savings & Loan.
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The right fall
top coat
You'll iind it here made by Hart
Sclinffnei' & .Marx or Fashion
Park. The styles, fabrics and pric
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Prices on
USED CARS
Ford Chassis $ 50.00
Ford Ton Truck $175.00
Ford Touring with electric starter $275.00
1920 Ford Roadster, with starter $190.00
Ford Sedan, with electric starter $390.00
Ford Sedan, 1920, electric starter $450.00
Buick 6 Touring, electric starter. .' $590.00
Oakland 6 Touring, electric starter $390.00
Ford Coupe, 1920, electric starter $390.00
Overland 90, 4 pass, touring. . . .' $390.00
Buick 4 Truck $ 90.00
Maxwell Touring $150.00
Krit Touring '. $'90.00
Oldsmobile Touring $450.00
Overland 3-4 Ton Truck $490
Chalmers Touring Run only 5000 miles $950.00
Ashland Belt Power Attachment with gov
ernor. Used t)n front end of any Ford
car. A-l shape $ 25.00
F. J. Harris
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