THE DAILY INDEPENDENT, MONESSEN. PA, PAGE FIVE A A FOUR ACTS OF REFINED A I EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL THURSDAY, Thanksgiving Day-Four Vaudeville Shows, at 2 and 4 ami 7:30 and 9:30 in the evening. The Three Kays--Novelty Entertainers Stulz and Delmar in "The comedy skit Burns and Lorraine--That Comedy Duo Walker and West--Comedy Singing Talking Dancing Carmel Myers appears in "THE GILDED TTM URBAY--Antonio Moreno and Edith Storey appear in Rev. Cyrus lowsends Bradys famous novel entitled "THE ISLE OF REGENERATION" I Lh ltl laSt epiS de Thc M(K)nriders an(! a -good comedy com- Local Notes Junavitz spent tin- diiy Pittsburgh on Misses Ithodn ArinsttronK and Bvas DowJrr wrre in Pit'slmi-gli ycslcr- lay and vi itiu'sst'd lh? shuw the Ah in the I-'iank Kent of if business visitor Pittsburgh today. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank 1-Vrrrn of A spent yesterday here i friends. 1 :10 Jays without profit. "Watch for it" at Golduere's hw store. 4t Ijruwn left wilh Ins trusty i-ijle and lioun 1 for the wilds of Ohio on ii hunting tup, Collins and Miss llazel J'hel of Oakland, spent Thiinksciviii'-r i Uona An- derMm of Jk-Ki'e in-cime, Mi'ii' wnrm huaty Mi-raters, pull over JinJ some coat style, val- Kayhouso, Ave.
)t SPECIAL NEXT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY-The Star Theatre Movw Contest Picture featuring Miss Louise Pehl, Miss Marie BcCaskey Marv James, Alary Bartish, John O'Conner. Rhinard Woods, Alfred Allen and Charles Edwards. The picture is ontitld "THE LAST PROPOSAL" and deals with a lovelorn young man who tries a series of unique proposals to get the girl to say yes. Picture includes the Monessen Volunteer Fire Department local business places and the Monessen Aeroplane Co NOW SERVING Miss. Ida Levin bus retuincd home from a few days visit with in Pittsburgh, Very special offer Chri-lniaf Nayhouse, 321-525 Schoonmaker avenue, Miss Rose Steps? and Rose Cramer visited friends ami relatives in Pittiburjrh yesterday.
Mrs. II. Eiscnbe-g and Daughter. Stella spent mj; day with leUtii-es in McKecsport. Men's scou; shoes, sale price $2.65.
I A. Xayhuuse, 521-523 Sthotrnmaker 1 avenue. I Miss Ruth Hileman viMtinjr this week with Miss Ruth Kirk at Allegheny college. A Thomas and JHTIIOS Rodd- ers arc home from State CoUejre tithe Thanksgiving vacation "0 days without profit "Watch I for it" at Goldberg's shoe store. 4t Joseph Kasper.
student at W. J. I co'legc is spending the holidays his parents on Knox. avenue. Sea Food of All Kinds LOBSTERS, CRABS, OYSTERS AND FISH Prepared in a Manner That Will Meet With Your Approval You'll Like 'em if You Try 'cm The Fifth Avenue Hotel Cafe -Billy" Braden (tennis McCabiU, FIFTH SCBOONMAKEH THE BEST PRINTING- AT THE INDEPENDENT OFFICE Thanksgiving Men of Monessen have many things to be thankful for.
One is, they can once again get an All Wool Suit, Made-to-Measure for THIRTY-TWO Dollars and Fifty Cents. C. L. I The Roya! Tailor Man Corner Dttftntr Fourth 1 tults sid coats, 1 Nayhouse, 321-525 Srhoonmaker It Mr and Mrs. Jay Carman weie in Pittsburgh yesterday and sttsral- ed the show at the Nixon theatre.
Men's natural, heavyweight union suits, idle price. Xay- house. 521-523 Schoonmaker Ave. It Walter Williams and his son, Robert Williams, attended the football game in Pittsburgh yesterday. 30 davs without profit.
"Watch for it" at Goldberg's shoe ttore. 4t II. and son Lelanii, and George Rodger-; have to Romney, -W. where they will spend several days hunting. Boys' shoes i round or English toe, to value, salt price, Nayhouse, 521-523 Schoon maker avenue.
It San Cramer of FarreH, is spending a few day-, here visiting at the home of on Schoonmaker avenue. Mr. ami i RoLind Preston ivere in Pjttbarsrh ThankssivJuir dav a witnessed the show at the Pitt in the afternoon and the Nixon in the ct cning. DuviJ Janav-jiK, who aUciultni; W. J.
eo'leee at Washington, is spending seveial davs here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Jana- vi of Reed avenue. Men's natutal woolen umJerwear; heavy wcIajhT shirts and drawers: garment, $1 JO --A. Nayhouse, 521525 Sclioonmaker avenue.
It Mis-s Wtlma Lander is horne from Allegheny college at Meadvilie, ittns at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Lander of street. T. William Smith and George Smith, all employed at Ule Motz Lu-nber cornoany. have returned home from a hunting trip to Bedford Grace Peterson, Marion Lewis, Gladys Enile.
OIpi Hillman and Mildred McGilvray are home Indiana Xoraia! for Thanks- vacation. Frcllch (j ressmakei Srst dass at Mrs. C. H. Doick.
Mrs. H. Pen mar. of Eliba- a a a If you are interested in chiroprac- grtatcst health science of the 1 age, I vrould be triad to explain it to you It may worth your while to karn how why chiropractic spinal adjusiments you well and keep you Dr. Beery, 404 Don- Tier avenue.
45-21 fine dark English style shoes, sale price, $5.45, value. S8.50. A. Naj-house, 521-525 Sthoonmakpv avenue. It Mrs.
Mary Hinchel ffe ami daughter. May, of Donner avenue, spent day with friends i Pittsburgh. Bert Hi'eman formerlj- of this city, buo now residing at at rived here this mtrmng for a short visit, Mrs. Leonard Morgan of McKee ifft this moriiinit for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank hi Pittsburgh. heavy weight worsted work- itic pants, $3.30 value, sale price, A. 521-523 Sshoon- maker avenue. It Quality Meats For Particular People The Donora and Charleroi High school football teams played 10 a scoieleas tse yesterday at Donora. before a crowd estimated at more than two thousand people.
"Mrs, Earl Gaston of New Castie, is visitini; at the home of her mother. Mrs. Jas. Goodchikl on Donner avenue. Mvs, GoodchiSd has been very il! for the past eight weeks.
Todies' felt The pa'dded sole, ''Comfy" HyJo- style, comes in gray, leather sole; exceptional value at S1.75.--A. Nayhonse, 521-525 SeliO on maker Ave. It 'Mr. anJ Mrs. HolHs Sprouse and family.
Mr, and Mrs. -Chas. Sprouse. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Griffiths and little daughter, spent Thanksgiving with their father, N. E. Spnmsc. Andy Ebenhoch, asistant superintendent of the Carnesrie Steel Hoop mill in this city and Mrs. Sara Melenyzer Hanco*ck of Roscoe, were married Pittsburgh Wednesday of this week.
Amos and son Joe, of Butler and Joseph Boore of toona, are spending a few (inys at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Diehl on Sixth street.
Children's felt 'booties, the kind th.Idren delight in. With pictures on cuffs, in red, padded, comfy sok-s, sate prite. A. Xoyhouse 521-52j Sehoonmaker avenue- It WE ARK OFFERING THE VERY BEST MEATS OBTAINABLE TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS 1 VICINITY AT PRICES OX AN EQUAL OR BELOW THOSE BEING QUOTED BY ANY OF THE LARGE CITY MARKETS. WE WANT YOU TO BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH THIS MARKET AND ARE SURE YOU WILL BECOME A REGULAR CUSTOMER.
Pork ib prime Chuck Koa. or Hccf 5rt IL 355 IJ Pork Round 5teaU. rlmivc 3K Ib Good 3S Creamerv Butter, not frozen ib HERE ARE SOME SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE YOU EVER ATE 32c 20c 27c 29c, 65c The liniun Thjnfcirr. intr Ectrkcs held yesterday St. Paul's Lutheran church ivere fairly attended.
Rev. McFarlan-J preached the jernioii special music was rendered, 1 Criistina ReylttCTr rf Mon- wil 1 be one of a class to be from the Monontraheia hospital this evening. Special cxer- wi'i be held a number of folks will Mr. ami Mrs-. C.
L. Sfhuck ilauirHter. Marcart-t. spent yesetrday and Mrs. Jesse Hanco*ck, at h-u honie in re.
r. hul Mrs, Scfcurk and daughter will remain for a Beri T-omas of Park Way left thi.s for Bethle- few davs ii-th ib Hani ib Fresh Side Ib 70c gj 24c 33c oo SEj a 1 Gladys Mr An-! rt.nth. -istcr. Mr. IV P.
fowan. New at Tiursnay i.a. ROZNER CO. ALBERT WINKLER, Manager Where Courtesy, Satisfaction and Dependency Counts Above ail BeH 126 Deliver 2-iI SchoonmaKer Avenue Palace Restaurant 1131 Schoonmakcr Shcetz Hotel BuiJdintj Open For Business New Management Ucst Meate Exeellenl Senice Meyers' I DEEPLY SLASHED PRICES! 1 Off Stein Bloch and Fashion Park Suits and Overcoats Sam Peck Boys Suits OFF All Manhattan Shirts OFF Special Boys Tossil Caps $1.00 Value Heavy Wool Mixed Work Hose 50c Value, 3 pair for Men's Work Sweaters Blue, Grey and Maroon $2,50 Value, now $1. OVERALLS OVERALLS Special For Saturday $1.35 a pair Meyers' Store gp ti'tur 20,000 Prescriptions in 1920 If by the exercise of extra care--if by the attention in the selection of better drugs--we can improve our record for 1921 we shall be very happy, but it is a known fact that our drugs are as pure as money can buy or science produce, that our care is the greatest in the compounding of all medicines- Therefore to beat our 1920 record we must trust absolutely to your willingness to bring more of your prescriptions to us.
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