The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 16, 1911, Page 4

“The Butler Weekly Times Printed on Thursday of each week J. D. ALLEN, Proprietor ROBT. D. ALLEN, Editor and Manager Entered at the Post once of Butler,-Mo., as @econd-class mail mat PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR | SRNR A REI DEMOCRAT TICKET. For County Saperintendent of Schools P.M, ALLISON W. B. Weeks, W. R. Morrison. son Ferrell, E. H. Rosier. 2:00 p.m. Preoching by Wm. May- field at 3:00 p. m. SUPT. IPT. ALLISON N NOMINATED! _ Democz Democratic Conven ‘Fred Livengood to 1 na ck. weal ‘bik 37, Foster $100, - in convention at Vir-|. WH Shani ‘to Frank Houck vay, March 18, at 2 o'clock ‘ and 11, Rockville $8950. p. m., for tl of electing Fi Sie © SF Beiewel 80 0, Saturday delegates to the county convention sec 16, walnut $1! suspended and to nominate a townhip ticket. . the rules and imm W. M. manent organizatio! Tones ; SN come nominate by acclamation P. M. Allison Real Estate Transfers. sec 14, Roc ‘Superintendent of Schools of Bates an M Lowry to W R Wilson lot 23, aa eis we c toC C Allman 80 a, DEMOCRAT TICKET. : * | County Convention tion Nominated Popular | _ Th Mt. Pleasant Township. Superintendent of Schools by ‘Trustee—Geo. Hen Acclamation. Collector tere Radford. Assesso! right. Justices of the "Peace—B. F: Jeter; The Democratic county convention which was held in this city afternoon, March atte see r to Nancy M Conger to Entinet: W ; |igte Band 6, blk'6, Istad, “Rich Hil, —Wood- man. Members Township Board—Wo J R Tichenor to C E Powers tract, Rockville $800. Orchard Grove. h f, Ss county to succeed’ himsell rma- | blk 9, Foster $10, . Walnut Sunday, Mar. 19. Bible school| J. E. Williams was made pe W M Collins to W R Wilson lot 4,| J L Bloomfield foF L Gritten 60 a, nent chairman of the convention and Prof. S. E. Smith, Secretary. blk 233, Foster $25. sec 16, Walnut $1500. $'A Sanderson to C F Kreiger lots 2 and 3, bik 13,. Sperry ad, Rich Hill James Allen to Peter Feraris lots 39 and ir = ad; Adrian $1600. — to T L Fleming lot 1, ree Rich Hill $800. egiay og sony rd C M Thomas 110 a, sec 8, Lone Oak $6500. . SPECIAL: 1500 yards 31-in. soft finish Gingham on sale at . We are mighty proud of the styles and fabrics we are showing in our Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts this spring. We have always enjoyed tite reputation of having the choicest and best stock of garments in Bates county and are more than pleased to offer you a greater variety and at more popular prices. We make it a point to show exclusive styles and very few of a kind. By all means do yourself justice and come and see them. The suits are from $12.50 to $25 The coats are from $10 to $20 The skirts are from $3.98 to $15 The dresses are from $3 to $17.50 BEAUTIFUL NEW SILKS We have just opened a choice new lot of Foulard and fan- cy Silks which are right up-to-date, also the newest things in bead garnitures, bands, allover laces for dress trimmings. The grandest assortment of Wash Dress Goods it has ever been our fortune to offer. Tissue Ginghams, Scotch Ginghams, Poplins, Voiles, Silk Ginghans, Zephyr Ginghams, Printed Linens, Organdies, Percales, etc., and at popular low prices.. Dandy new styles in trimmings for Wash Goods. New Spring Shoes are Here We give our Shoe Department special attention and have ‘built up the nicest, cleanest shoe business in the county. If you want good, reliable shoes at popular prices come and visit this department. : Walker’s Specials for Ladies “Packard's” for Men “Buster Brown's” for Boys and Girls Lots of new styles in E. & W. Shirts at 50c, 75e, nbs $1.50 - 122c.