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M()UNT VERNON IIAWK-EYE.
ii ir[i f-f i" i* "" ~ ii
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D OIMMIMg Lota! Department UNNER CLEARING ALE ,
l"i FANCY RIBBONS,
72 v v ~ v . 1 / her reported sick this week. !)~ ( ~ 1
w R I --Frank Armstrong is uown Irornl
i [ Marion today. / Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac ~.~. ---~--~-: --=--- -==---~----- ~-------=~ i)?
1J 4.-- El I / Flowers, of near Martelle, a son, Aug. ~ ~ ~
" ~1 "rs' " nn "arre~ spent SunuaY at ' 22nd $ A~ OOST ~II
? / Tipton with relatives "
- Wil| Sell at C st ~ / ~"r" T"M~ ~"a X~r~ ~:e D ~e / --C unty Att rney Grimm came !!i!!C
Unl:ll ~lo~,ed Utlt ~ / baturuay, Aug u~n, a gin. [ business.
w ,~----,- ~[,--Fred McCarl and Chas Owen were[ m frien's of Mother l:rion of iik We will also dispose of our line of Case Corsets A Cost to close out.
? VtY tmure tuc,|u',Xmind,i~;~ors ! --,he I.i RANDALL KEPLER,
,-- ,1 Lhm Grove. will regret to hear that ~.k . ~
x / ~May Bauman is a guest of Mrs,| she is quitesick. The Leading Milli.ner~.
i OF ~ ! C. 1". Smith at Cedar Rapids --We regret to hear that Mrs. ~I. S.
.~ i --J. P. Rebstock, was a passenger[ Hale is quite ill, threatened witl~ an " ~'~;~-~-~~~-:~-~-~~~
~t~,n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. Tuesday morning for Davenport attack of malarial fever. ~.~.~.~.~.~.~,~K.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~ Y pp rt "ty to uy seasonal:,
t LilVlIVlEI * --Sidney IIeald of Tipton, was a| Dr.G:.L. Carhart of Marion, made ~6~ clothnng way below cost of
productll
v v m A h,-inoSS viuitnr in town Tuesday / a snort Gait upon UlS aangn~er, zvlrs. '--/7~
" ' " m ode
ll ! I I I M DV --Mrs. Gee. Jordan of Springville, isl J~,~
IVII//lilrn/ ~: here vtsiting her friend Mrs. J.J. tlou-| --Mrs. S. A. Reece, WhO has been ))~ ~ .
Q iIi llim~lll bill ~ ver visiting at the B. ,o all at t e Men s $6.oo Stats for $4.00
" ~ ~, m wo * m a [ turned to ner nome a~ uoon ~apms la. b~'~i~ Hen's
$7.50 Suits for $5.oo
li~ -- -- J'~: "yesterday. i UP TO DA TE i
)( ~+z~=------ ~ ~ ing for north-west Iowa on a businessI !~,
Men s $.9oo Sunts for $6.50
I -"tap. t -=-~aiss tlertruue ~,ralu was a pas- -
~.~. r~ i~ If "~- [ " Frank Cleveland went to Marionl senger for L wden this n n' where i ~ i ~''(~ /*len's' $1:2.3o Suits"
Men s $m.oo 5unts for $7.00
R -- . . . she went to assist in a musical enter- i~i
~Vlrs. Ut b, ~0scs ~ lYie;et~srday forashort visit with rein-ltainment ttnsevening. . .
--Robt. and Mrs. Morford returned ~'~
for
$8.00
x The Iilliner I~ [--W II Walters left Tuesday m rn'lh Thursday nieht of last week . ; ome . ~ . .~ ~:~ ~ . ~ ~,~@,--
mg for Denver to spena ms wel! earneu w
1 ~ ] " tl from a five weeks visit lth relatives j(
S . ~ .~ .~ ~.~.~,vaoatloo,an~ f, iends at Des Moines. )t~STOtr~ ~ Extra Ordinary Bargains In B0ys'
m.Oo >o >a. )o. ~o. ~a. I "~ " " r returnedl . . " " ~ " >~'~ "
N Chlldrcns C10thmg, Hats, Shlr
i Weh ;fO ay or f.g #:~mnethelr Neb!I herMr[hDr~lGr~.A@eCa[s?nae~ompa[ltle~ ',-, ' 9 ","
================================ ~ raska trip. ] to the home at l'ittsburg 1 a the party ~j,~ . . .
,--~o-~o-, r z m rtne v ~ Y i "~~' i~ w~l~t~ ~ ~urnl~l~ ~00~
} o x ---"t~,| Wednesday noon from their outing at; --Rev. J. R. McQuown, a former be- NN'~-~
l ~OF T[-,~ Clear Lake. I loved pastor of the Linn Grove church ~,~P2 .
t ~ ~,| Mr ann Mrs Minard Lozier mov-!and a well known resident of this !~;~,~ We must make room for OtlF rlew
{ ~,ed i--nt'o't~a'eir fine' new home Tuesday vicinity, is here from Caldwell Kan. ~ and Winter Stock, and for the ne
PLE S biT HILL Of tAm week
A A i ] --Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kurtz leave this I~ thirty days our Clothing Depart
,T T~[tr-~ fT. ~, 'I ---RaymondP. Ink was a Sunday eveningforRoc.'kportMo wherethey . ~*
,~ .
i I .//~ I"~. ~[L/I~i ~,visitor at Blalrstown, entertained at will enjoy a visit at the heine o1: Mrs. AlL KINDS OF
SHOI S.
ment will be full of .Specnal
"~'~-~'" ~ ~ ~ ~ ! / the Allen home. Gertrude Kurtz t~oivin ann thence to
Stella Nebr for a visit with Mrs. L. A.
1 --The uomngs movea mm [ne,r ~-~i Bargains that cannot fail to
. D]~AZER m alT]~ }tAmr~c~m~R oF| [ o "~ Keyes. ~ Men s Tan Shoes at - - $2.50 ~f ~z/,v,
t t / new home, the recenuy aeqmreu ~ um ~ Dark Chocolate Bal's -,- 3.00 ~ interest you,
t ' / ~ro,-r*, *hi- week T F. Davis broke ground this week ~ Vesting Top Goodyear Welts - 3.50 ~ ,~,~?~
,T I |l lm" ~,v v- ~, ~ ~ . for a flew barn 28 by 32, to replace the
--Mr Russell of l?hiladelpMa Pa, ,rag dog[roved ~v fire It will be rafhor ~ W L. I)ouglas Bull Dog Toe - - 4.00 ~ V.~,
L l 1 l i / - . t Florsheim Fine Vesting Top - 8.00 i ~
.--. .- r = V" S
~ / an old t~me friend of James Da m na better located then the old one was ',~.
Straw' and Grask Hats and
I HAIR ! [ been here this week. and help the looks of the place con-
t " "" ~'~'"' },--Miss Erma Brenneman left Men- siderably. ~ The above lines are all elegant, none better . --
t (~F:(~]21~T,| day morning to resume her duties in C R Colyer remains for the.pres- few as good. Come and see for yourself, at glmost Your Ow'r rlc
,~.~,~-~ .'IL J ~ 1 1~ .m the Indian ~erritory. entassisting his successor, havin' we ~ HORTON~KYLE i'f''
,l,--Mrs. E. M. Fancher is here from understated, no d.efin, te plans for the ~
,glvl" COI(STANTLY 01( HAND, ALL|,Chicago making her daughter, Mrs. future, the family nave manyrrnenus
,O~J)ZRS I~0MI'TZT ~ZLIVXlZXl),Prof Williams, a visit in the city who trust they will not re- " NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, THIN SU/ I
i] t:v toa :ae ? * * UNDE.WEA. AND SWEATEfi
I in a few days on furlough.
! Vro~ a ear~ In the ~ost 0glee. ! / the Campus Thursday and broke an . . ~, . AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE,
wm blictnellisnerelrom~t~ l~OUlS, o ~ I~ahi n r~ ~d UII~ vn.e
t " j,-- ' . ' Dr use ~ ue~ t.-~- ~
x ==:=:=:== for ~ visit at the home of his granu- tare'properly.and the youn.g suffererthus:--Dr"'lA'haveWils nreeeivod f London,several lettersWrites fullLe uncil'eonservatlvelyThey haVeandPrO(mO4Odwlth the care-idea ~ We carry an unusually large and str
B ?~~? of late reiterating a q uestion I-might of conducting the public enterpriae as !~ . .
well-be tired of answering, 'Do toma- though it was a prlvate or personal one. ~,~ line
of Work Clothing such as Wet
toes cause cancer ?' But for the fact We believe they have succeeded grand- ,'~-?~
that one takes a pleasure in stamping ly and that all will soon be proud of i~,! Shirts, Overalls, Jackets arlL
one's foot on a misleading statement the results of their conscientious en- ~!i Gloves~ COITle to US for your
calculated to prejudice people against a deavors. '[?he thanks of the commun-
vegetable food which is entirely health- ]ty are due as good a city council as N work clothing. Every day
we
ful and safe, I should grow weary of ever served an enlightened eon~tltu- ~ ~r~ saving our customers
stating that not a jot or tittle of proof ency.
has eve~ been offored in support of the money on these goods.
outrageous statement noted above. ~-
One might as well allege that cabbage Notlo0,
[ca'usea cancer, for there would be no nsba,~ n~ and lying al ng ~ "
more proof to be Mghwt ~' ~ Di ~.rict :N 2
tomato myth." attend to the mowing of