The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 2, 1908, Page 3

The Buller VOL. XXX; BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1908. ; NO. 36 Virginia. ‘home Sabbath night on account ot | from 4 to 9 o'clock. Everybody | papered. |the bard rain. They were a little come end help to have a good time | John Harper shipped his stock to Mre. Dr. Lockwood and son, of! late in starting home. The rain) The Christian Sabbath School at | Kansas City Tuesday. oso. spent Sabbath with Mr. | caught them on the way. raves and family at Virginia. Virginia elected Sunday: Superin-| The Charlotte telephone directors Thestorm was hard Sabbath night.|G@. W. Park and bis cousin, Clate|tntendent, Wm. Allen; Secretary, Georgia Smith as central girls. Lightning flashed in every direction | Wolfe’s tamily, had a eupper for him| Bonnie Wolfe; Assistant Secretary,| The hard rain Sabbath night wash- for over an hour. Mr. Whistler’s| Monday night, is being his 19sb barn was struck by lightning. He! birthday, got his fine horee out. The barn/ partly burned down. J. H. Park had | ning Sabbath night. one of his best work horses killed by Nghtning. The horses were in the| tent eet up in Virginia Saturday. pasture. He did a good business. We under- Anumber of young folke went te | stand he will visit the city again in the John Brown farm Sabbath. | the sear future. Some of them did not get home till) ‘There will be @ celebration ut the Monday morning on account of the| M. E Church at Virginia in the after- storm. jnoon of July the 4tb. The ladies of Anumber of persons did not get| the M. BE Ald will serve refreahments C. W. Wolfe lost a steer by light: | The picture man from Merwin had | | Mary Whiners; Organist, Tbhula Darr; | ed out several small bridges. Ageistans Organiet, Geneva Draper; | Aaron, Librariane, Henry McCann and Law. | Ballard Notes. rence Darr. George Thompson went to Kansas, Ballard ball team organized with City Tuesday of this week. G.S. Ketreey, captain, and J. Kedigh, Mies Jennie Berry died Monday in| manager. Butler, where they have been living; J, A. Warford and wile, of Butler, thie summer. She was ratsed south of Virginia. neighborhood last week. Vane Walker had a cow killedin| Dalley Bradley te on the elck let; | Sarah Gage, | There wili be an all-day serviceand|J U. Weir, baeket dinn r at Bethel next Son: | 41. Elwarts, the storm Sabbath nicht. The Bethel echool houee {a heing re | Fred Dryedale’s grandmother, Mrs. | tendent, R C, Darr; Assistant Super: |have employed Misses Minole and|The object of the meeting was to June 27th, visited relatives and friende in thie |Capitola Hartley, day, July 5. |” Assessors’ Meeting. The patrons of Fairview shool, At» meeting of the assessors 0 held the eecond call meeting since she she several townships held at the annual meeting Tuesday, June 23. county clerk's ottice in Butler on yan red rening change the echool house site to what |echedule was adopted as a baale fo: j8known as the Jim Woods lot te | Seperation vetes’ lige Ballard. The proposition was de-| horse $100 00, baste 2 years old feated by a vote of 18 to 26. | $75 00 and yearlings $6000. Cat Bevis | Sle, milk cows $30.00, busie 2 yeart jold, $25 00 and yearlings $18 00 | Sheep $200 per head. Hoge $2 0C ‘per hundred. Telephones at $5 0¢ Butler. | Der phone, wire included. Marriage Licenses. H.R. Kitne, Myrtle McChesney, Butler. J. R. Minter, Chairman Lovie P. Green, Oklahoma City, Dk. C A. Mc"oma, Secretary Butler. | Merw! 40 ACRES AT BARGAIN, Merwin, | 1s les tour miles east of Butler, fine . erWiD. | neighborhood, fine soil, tenced hog Rich All. | tight, terms to sult. 1T-& Rich Hill. | Buacnert & Kipp, Kansas City, Mo | W. T. Hinee, find URPARALELLED BARGAINS in every Department. Mid-Season Clearing Sale The wonderful BARGAIN event of the season. Just what careful buyers have been waiting for. OUR AIM is to reduce the stock on hand and we are giving profits no consideration. You may attend this sale ASSURED that you will Come in early it means Money in Your Pocket—and above ali don’t forget the date. —— Wethnestlay, July Ist to Saturday, July 25th, 1908 Bargains in Staple Cotton Goods. 744c unbleached muslin, sale price ...........+.-. 5c 1214 hope muslin, sale price .........6.0.e0 0s 8c 10c amoskeg apron checks, sale price...........4. 5c l5c dress ginghams, sale price..............0665 10c 20c chambray ginghams, sale price............-. (5c 12% shirting, sale price.............05 cee e nes 10c 1,000 1,000 1,000 | dozens best pearl buttons..............065 le 2 dozen Extra Special Offer. 36-in. black taffeta silk worth $1.50, sale price... 85¢ Every yard guaranteed. Clearing Sale of Beautiful Wash Goods. 50 pieces 8c fancy lawn at.............. 4c a yard 50 pieces 1234c fancy lawn.............. 8%¢ea yard | 40 pieces 20c fancy battiste at.......... 1264 yard 35c silk battiste and fancy foulards.............. (8¢ | | | | Mens and Ladies Oxfords. | All $4.00 oxfords at... 0... ccc cece cece eens $3.25 | All $3.00 and 3.50 oxfords at............0005 $2.25 PINES DVGROWUR RE oiciac serv ereeriianaes $2.00 100 pairs ladies $1.25 oxtords..............005. 95c | Bargains in Mens Shirts. We offer during our sale {ll: 50 and 75c dress shirts... 1 lot of $1 00 dress shirts. . 25 to 35¢ unlaundried shirts ...,...........00005 (5c Soft negligee shirts in cream, white and blue §Q¢ to $f | Remarkable Cut Price in Mens Clothing. fer here. Waists. Ait 78 to Ole welet......... 35¢ $6.50 black battiste skirts at.................0., $4.50 : - 8.50 black and fancy skirts at...............0005 $5.00 — 2p _ om waist 85¢ 12.50 black voile skirts at....... eo ae $8.00 8.50 to 4.50 royal as. - $2.15 13.50 black voile skirts at................. 0200s $9.00 6.00 to 7.00 royal waist. ..$4.50 5.00 to 7.50 ladies wash suits to clean up at....... $3.75 Only a personal visit will reveal the bargains we of- Remarkable Sale Ladies High Grade Read y-to- Wear , All $1.00 curtains at. | All 1.50 curtains at PUG CR MANORE. 0 ice ctceccere eevee’ $6.50 | WG ONG OOM EE, co iokcccciceccsevevccuuen $11.50 . Al! 2.50 curtains at BO 0 GUE Bhi ccc sec cs cde ss cuneccedan $9.00 All 3.50 curtains at All $18.00 and 20.00 suits at................ $14.00 eaeeenn Rees eerie | and see it, Lace Curtains. $500.00 worth of musiin underwear be sold during this sale. 25 Dozen Best 15 cent Hose at 5 cents per pair Come Remarkable Offering of Skirts and Wash Suits. Half Price on all Men’s and Boys Straw Hats Sam Lev ‘ -YOU WILL SMILE when we tickle your pocket book with these low prices. Itis a fact that you will have more value on your person when you carry away the Many Bargains we have to offer. Come and see. Don’t forget the date. July 1 to Saturday, July 25 y Mercantile Company EGGS SAME AS CASH iia ae ea ————