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{ 1 ? 4 k V%r 1 > .»(i '-^-«''«V^1."" * v • \ £ '"""i C( *» -V* ; , }X, ^ ;« *^>,Vr v skjv .V' >J( - „.. . • 'V'^''v A, ^ .. W *,- .v" **, $*--V 4-1^ i®? ^ ,,y > ^ .,\ *• r?» .'V^ i>h , v 5 r ^ .--*-wn-»!. '%• ..r,..;i(5^ ~ i<-;;>*-?y *«r' • svv •• • ./• «U^.-v,*.,f« ' v*- , '*•'*''v>""^5" C-*";" '< •'f^-' ••••,-• •**&•. >• >*•• * V" »"-<. ^;»«'i^(-.'.ty-iy 1'V: * » V.siV '^ "«••<* •• ,V /-A "~T> ' * "V." V-f $}. "t '5* ••" • 1 ' - ' * * ' • . • •' " / V.. ' 4'«. r< i. t-Si ' , *J. J K r\ •?, ,V * t * ^ <( t * . ( •• •; ;»! * -•• it,-. T!ie Morgan County Democrat, McConnelsville, Ohio, Thursday'. August 5, 1937 f,v. f {{u Page Eiglit fti J!! I ^ r* HOME MAIIKETS 1JW7-19JJ8 I WILL OFFER at public sale at FOUR HEAD of two and three my residence in upper Malta, Satur­ year old cows, all fresh.— h t LOCAL NEWS SCHOOL. CALENDAR -C. W. AN- Markets changed Wed'day. Aug. 4 day, Aug. 14, at one o'clock, the fol­ £)ERSON, Portersville, SR-Greeri. TWIN CITY OPERA HOUSE F&r local "hauling call EARLE EVELAND, Mgr Phone 243 School opens Tuesday, Sept. 7. lowing household goods: Dining ta­ altf Eggs, per dozen.... _ - -- .19 School closed Friday* Sept. 10, for FOR RENT - - ...... 20 ble, chairs, hall rack, bed and Butter THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Aus. ent season contract. Our new con­ county fair. springs, rockers, writing desk, Royal Mrs. Lelia Dickey spent the week Light Hens ... —.... .11 5-6—Paul Kelly and Judith Allen in tract with Paramount starts Aug. School closed Friday, Oct. 29, for FURNISHED APARTMENT of VI k • typewriter, magazine rack, gas hear­ three rooms, in my residence proo- end with friends in Stockport, ani Heavy Hens ... .1^ "It Happened Out West.*' A Harold 29, with Jack Benny in "Artists and sectional teachers' meeting. ing stove, lard press, vinegar bar­ attended the homecoming Saturday Corn . 1*13 Bell Wright story. Last chapter of Models." A lavish musical. We School closed Thursday and Fri­ erty on itennebec avenue. Also fut* rel and keg, mantle, fine for con- nislied sleeping rooms.—MRS. MARY at Oakland. - The wheat market has been so un­ '•Jungle Jim." And Robert Young still have two other big pictures for day, Nov. 25-26, for Thanksgiving tage; porch seat and rockers, cup­ certain the past week that it is im­ and Florence Rice in "Married Be­ August—Marx Brothers in ''A Day vacation. - I. TAYLOR, McConnelsville. Phono board and six chairs, several small 86-Red. jllStf Come in and see the Schick elec­ possible to set a definite price, oth­ fore Breakfast." A dandy comedy At the Races." and Spencer Tracy School closed Wednesday etenlng, articles. Terms cash.—I. C YOUNG. tric razor.—The Stanbery Pharmacy. er than local market pays 5c under drama. One show each evening, ut and Freddie Bartholomew in "Cap­ Dec. 22, and open Monday morning, Clyde McElfresh, Auctioneer. 29jl3 SIX ROOM HOUSE, with fumac«, the Toledo' market price for old 7:30. ^Admission 10 and 20c. tains Courageous." Two shows Sun­ Jan. 3, 1938, for Christmas vacation. Bobby Beckwith of Lancaster has hot and cold water, sun parlor, large wheat, and 10c under that market day night, at 7 and 9. One show School closed Tuesday, Feb. 22, THE PERSONAL PROPERTY be- back porch, gas and electricity. been visiting in Malta with his for now wheat. SATURDAY. Aug. 7—Mickey Monday nig&t, at 8. Admission 10 for Washington's birthday. longing to the estate of Ann E. Dut- grandmother, Mrs. Frank Beckwith, Write MARGARET M. WILLIS, 150 xi Rooney in ''Hoosier Schoolboy." and 30c. School closes Thursday, May 26, ton, deceased, will be sold by tha West Frambes avenue,,. Columbus, and other relatives. Awarded the Parents' Magazine for end of school yeart undersigned, at public auction, at or inquire of Att'y F. S. Doudna, Your car washed and delivered, The above schedule has been ap­ the late residence of the deceased, Just arrived—Nu-Enamel—the' '50c.—Kenn McLane, Jr., used car3, medal for the best family movie of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, McConnelsville. Price * $2£ per Aug. 10 11—Robert Montgomery proved by the M. & M. board, and is in Chesterhill, Ohio, on Saturday, month. A ~J' modern finish.—The Stanbery Phar­ Montgomery barn. the month. One of the first releas­ Aug. 7, 1937, at 1 o'clock p. m., es of Monogram Pictures for 1937- and Rosalind Russell in "Night Must the schedule worked out in harmony macy. with the county schools. said personal property consisting in BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS 38, and right now playing the big Fall." One of the most unique an.I part of: Norge refrigerator; Electro- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hall, near Woif Mrs. Robert Adams an! two chil­ Paramount theatre in Brooklyn. If fascinating mystery-melodramas to dren of Preston. Okla., are visiting Nu Enamel—everybody is talking lux sweeper, radio, bureau, library WALNUT and ash timber.—.MUsSC ! Creek, who have both been very ill you saw the trailer on tnis picture reach the screen. The is recom­ about. Refinish your car, $2.95.-— table, dresser, wash stand, breakfast KINGUM VALLEY IMPLEMENT ft ' 'l $re much better. Their daughter, at the home of Mrs; Adams' sister, Saturday, Sunday and Monday night, mended only to adults, and to those SUPPLY CO.. Malta. Phone 269- Mrs. Roy Murray, here. The Stanbery Pharmacy. set, small rugs, 2 9x12 rugs, double Mrs. Harmon of Chicago, is with you will probably recall that it was with steady nerves. And Ralph and single beds with springs, mir­ Green. • w ^ d5tf them. for Hoosier Schoolmaster. We wired Forbes in "Legion of Missing Men." Mrs. Hairy Anderson of Poplar Moore's Pure Linseed Oil House rors, rockers, dishes, cooking uten-r DEAD STOCK the company that furnishes thesa One show each evening, at 8. Ad­ ridge suffered a bad heart and nerve sils and other articles. Also the Schick shaver—no heard too Paint—the paint that gives satisfat trailers of the error and hope to mission 10 and 20c. attack Wednesday, but is reported a3 HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dead tough.—The Stanbery Phnrmacy. tirn.—The Stanbery Pharmacy residence of said deceased, being stock—Horses, cows. Sheep, hogs, have the correct trailer by Thursday recovering. lots No. 71 and 74 in Hiatt's Addi­ night. So please bear in mind that THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Aug. tion to the Village of Chesterhill, removed free of charge, any dis­ vou will see ''Hoosier Schoolboy" 12 13— in PICKLE TIME calls for saccharin, Ohio, equipped with w;ater system, tance^' prompt service day or might. with Mickey Rooney, Saturday night. alum, turmeric, dill, cinnamon bark, Phone 313-Red, Bragg's Service. Mc­ '•Gambling Terror." First chapter electricity and gas. Slate roof on Connelsville. Reverse telephone Two reel musical revue. Mickey of "Secret Agent." And Rocliell cloves, allspice, ground mustard, both house and barn. Fine location. Alouse Cartoon. Another "Sunday ' celery seed, mustard seed, Kuhn'3 Terms cash.—CLARENCE I. SCRO­ charges.—REDUCTION COMPANY, Hudson and Brian Doftlevy in ''Born Zanesville." . nl9mos6 show on Saturday night. Three Reckless." One show each evenin pickle sweet, Judd's dill pickle— TI ELD, Executor. Clyde McElfresh, mixture.—The Stanbery pharmacy. shows, 9, 11. Admissios, 10c. at 7:30. Admission 10 and 20c. Auctioneer. 22jl3 WE HAVE the Diamond T Truck 3 account, . If it's a truck you Deed, SUNDAY and MONDAY, Aug. 8 SATURDAY. Aug. 14—Anthony Classified Advertising FOR SALE OR TRADE come in *nd look one over—we )—Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, Martha Martin and Leah Ray in "Sing anil have a demonstrator.—MUSKINGUM Central PAIR HORSES, weight 3100; Of Raye and Shirley Ross in "Waikiki Be Happy." A riot of songs, com­ PUBLIC SALE VALLEY IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY. Wedding." Just as good if not bel­ edy and romance. Cartoon. Pop- will trade for pair of colts.—EL­ Malta. O. Phone 269-Green. jl4tf ter than "Mountain Music." This I WILL OFFEH at public sale, MER E. ANDERSON, Bristol town­ MARKET eye. Comedy. Shows, 7, 9, ll.^AU- I WANT to announce that T will Shop Here picture is a little old, but we were mission, 10c. beginning at one o'clock p. m., on ship. Buy Quality Save Money short of a couple of good pictures Thursday, Aug. 12, at my home, be in McConnelsville every Satur­ for August and picked them from Coming—Good Earth. Saratoga, nine miles from Malta, and one mil^ W anted day, to do horse shoeing, and I will the 19 36-37 Paramount product You Can't Have Everything. Wee north of the Ed Parsons farm, on go to the country whenever called. Willie Winkle, Slave Ship, and Malta For appointment call Dr. F. B. Ray. These are the only two pictures that -Glouster route (78), the fol­ MARRIED MAN, reliable and ex­ Breakfast Maid Coffee . lb., 19c we will play from them on the pre* Son.ia Heme in "Thin Ice." lowing articles: Farm wagon; mow­ Telephone 77-Red. McConnelsville, ing machine; hay rake; steel har­ perienced, to live on a farm. A good O. Or write to HARRY BALDER- chance for the right party. Make SON, 200 Frebis avenue, Columbus, GOLDEN CUP TEA 3oz. pkg., 10c Mr. Dale White of East Bloom is Members of the McConnelsville row; plows; harness; sled; log chain; hay fork and rope; 400 egg application in writing to BOX 208, O. m2tf i ill with grip. fire department enjoyed a week end McConnelsville, O. Nestle's Evaporated MILK, 3 tall cans, 21c outing at Buckeye Lake. incubator; 1-horse corn drill; about WASHERS REPAIRED Mrs. Roy Triplett of Homer town­ "75 slate; 2 shoats; oil brooder stov-i Rolls and parts for all makes. ship, has typhoid fever. Mrs. Andrew Wilson of this place and hover; alfalfa hay in mow; tim­ For Sale Washers loaned free while we re­ Quaker Puffed Wheat 2 pkgs., 15c has been suffering with an infection othy hay in mow; iron kettle; pair yours. . Hiss Louise McKay is visiting in beam scales: Favorite range; In- HEDGE I*OSTS, cut to order. MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE 1 in her arm. Columbus with her sister, Mrs. Jack diancla Avood stove; coal heater; Priced according to quality desired Main St. McConnelsville Libby's FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 tall cans, 35c Williams, and family. Mrs. Mary Wilis of Malta hill is in good as new; Boss washer and wring­ —M. E. GILBERT, McConnelsville, Phone 227-Red m7tf Star Rt. 22jl3 It is expensive to neglect the quite poor health with rheumatism er; lard press; cream separator; Libbv's ORANGE JUICE, 2 tall cans, 31c chairs; rocking Chair; beds; an­ $ DEAD STOCTK $ roofs that need coating. Bring: your and complications. I)!;!,! O PLANT, heavy duty, 13 WE PAY horses $3 to $."*>; cows, $2 troubles to Morris Hardware. tique dresser and bureau; tables; Armour's Tomato Juice 2 for 23c Mr. and Mrs. Chester Palmer's two fruit jars; 2 iron dinner kettles; 1 plate batteries, all in good condi­ to $4, of size and condition. Small year old son La ndon. of Malta, is 5-gal. jars; 1930 Ford coupe, if not tion. If interested, call at my resi­ stock removed free. Prompt service. Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and dence one mile west of Malta, on We pay phone charges.?—THE MA­ 24 oz. cans. daughter of Athens are visiting here quite ill with bowel trouble. sold before day of sale. Many oth­ er articles too numerous to mention. road 37.—B. F. McGRATH. 5a3 RIETTA FERTILIZER CO., Ma­ with the former's parents, Dr. and rietta, O. Telephone County 6-F13. Fairmont's SALAD DRESSING, ...quart jar, 27c MrS. J. A. King. The two year old son of Mr. and Terms made known on day of sal>?. <*)ON HOFXD PUPS now ready Mrs. Charles Vanoster of route 78. —MRS. ELDON PARSONh'. Clyde a26tf is quite ill with bowel trouble. to go. Swallowdale Kennels.—C. L An ^up-to-date line of oil Cooking McElfresh. Auctioneer. The farm SWALLOW & SONS, Meigs. Phone SEE TRIPUTT'S broom shop, Mc­ Clabber Girl BAKING POWDER, .32 oz. can, 25c ranges with the new high power consisting of 70 acres will also be Miss Helen Berry and Miss Mai Bristol. McConnelsville, Star Rt. Connelsville. All kinds carpet, 'jurners, at Morris Hardware. Fast offered for sale. 5a3 warehouse, stable, street, push SUNNY POINT SALMON 2 tall cans, 25c is gas and use economical kerosene. iorie Matheney of Malta have been visiting in Columbus. brooms, etc. Mops, floor brushes— USED CARS The ninth annua! ~ Maceabee cen this bunch, fine for school buildings, Rinso . . . . 2 lg. pkgs., 39c i.ral association outing is to be held Mrs. Stewart, mother of Mrs. Em­ halls, etc.," is largely used by gov­ 1934 Pontiac Coupe, A-l. ernment buildings. Also do custom • it Moxahala park, Zanesville, O., ma Lee Stewirt, of Kennebec hill, 1929 Eord Coach, with Chey. wheels. Prim TOILET TISSUE 6 rolls, 25c Sunday, Aug. 8,- from 10 a. m. to is in quite poor health. work from 15c to 30c per broom. 19 29 Ford Coach, runs fine, Come in and see how you want them uidnight. Bargain 1929 Ford Roadster. Tommy, the in year old son of made. Will make on percentage. Presto JAR RINGS. -3 dozen, 13c Mr. and Mrs. Alex Greuey of Deev 1929 Pontiac Coach. Moore's pure linseed oil paint will 1931 Chev. Sedan, new paint. ilo more and do it better than any field township, is quite ill with com­ plications. 1931 Chev. Coupe, extra nice. SCRAP IRON WANTED Cut Rite Wax Paper, . 2 J115c other paint on th© . market.—The 19 31 Chev. DeLuxe Coach itanbery Pharmacy. Store A son named Raymond Max was 1930 DeSoto Sedan. We pay 60c per cwt, and Up POT A TOT'S, Nr. 2 grade, MATCHES f ...e bozes, 19c A son of Fred Ray, Bristol town­ born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Rob 19 33 Dodge Master Coupe. ALSO BUYING Saturday Special, « wt.__ 79c Magazines, Paper, Brass. Aluminum, ship, and Mrs. Rardin of Stockport, ert Niceswanger of Malta. Mr. Nic*<- y 1929 Ford Sedan. swanger is manager of the Malta A. 1928 Nash Coach. Radiators, Batteries, Tires, Tabes. BABO... .. 2 cans, 23c underwent operations by a local doc- A The F. IJ. Price convinced. DRIED BEEF, Sliced 1-4 lb.,12 l-2c pecting the latter's daughter, Mrs. videre. 111., have been the guests of ilarry T. P'Pool and husband and Mrs. Florence Shuster and other Laige LL • IO.N No. '270, Sat­ Su!{ar Cured BACON, Lean, by piece lb., 31c 'heir son Harry and daughter Mrs. relatives in this county. urday Sjjecial, dozen :if>c IJonita Patrick and the latter's lit- COTTAGE CHEESE... lb., 12 l-2c ile daughter Jacquelyn, here for a Earl W. Denny, near Cumber­ Lo< k the county over and you visit soon. All reside at Pine Ca^- land, was one of the 58 out of 84 will find out the Hainble farm le. Fla.. and are driving through persons to pass the state dental next- to Fnmiett Gatewood's, in VEAL LAMI5 CHICKENS :rom that place. board test. .Dr. Denny, as has been l]ast Windsor, is one of the announced, will open an office here 1>« st buys. C'on.sideration .S2,« I Save when you buy a Magic Chef, in the rooms over Dr. Ralston's of­

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