The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 18, 1911, Page 8

last. The people have so ukened to the fact that the bargains in this before: They are coming in swarms. It will pay you to turn everything else loose ‘and to SATURDAY, MAY 27th, IS THE LAST DAY. Come next Saturday. ‘Come: DRESS GOODS, SHOES, SILKS, EMBR At Less than Wholesale Prices for ONE MORE WEEK—Space Amoskeag Dress Gingha 12% and 15c regular, ms, good styles to close, per yard.. Good 7%c Apron Check Ginghams, quit business price, per yard Yard wide 8c Bro. Mus price, per yard Wash Skirts, great value to close at ; lin, quit business s at one dollar, Mrs. T. L. Chambers, cash prize for making the. largest bill: before neon lest Saturday. We want you to: e ERY, LA F. D. No. 3, recel ‘come early in thé. when you can get the best attention, and to make thie @ object, we shail give to EACH of the five persons making the FIRST five bills of $5 or over, before:noon on SATUR- DAY, MAY 20, a handsome gold mounted handle $3 SILK UMBRELLA ABSOLUTELY FREE ‘the’b Sachin Bech day is bigger than the | : offered the people of Bates county get the great snaps biisaivach for’ you. oe “Umbrellas, ladies’ 29 inch, dollar values, each good serge, Gauze-Vests, taped and lace trimmed, 12%c values, get your supply at, each.... Black Heatherbloom Petticoats, worth $1.25, to close at Ladies’ fast black Hose, 10c quality © » going now for, per pair...............+0000+ HOT BARGAINS IN SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS. AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Mens Work Shirts, 59¢, and 75c values One lot handsomely embroidered white lawn Shirt Waists, regular 79c value.. 48c One lot real liaen Torchon Lace to close out at, per yard Leather Hand Bags, worth $1.75 for each Ladies’ 2 button Silk Glo 50c values, now, per Table Linens A big lot table lengths at p: that save you 40 to 50% on Table Damask. GREAT BARGAINS IN Lace Curtains ves pair Extra Special Bargains Every Day--Come a Running! HILLS CASH STORE rices to close at, each Men’s regular 50c Dress Shirts: to close at, each Suspenders, regular 50c dress Suspen- ders going at, pair.. Neckties, a big lot, all silk, 25 and 35c all silk four-in-hand ties, each.. IT’S HOT SHOT ALONG THE LINE ssa MISSOURI 7 COWHERD GROOMED FOR ANOTHER RACE Friends Say Kansas. ‘Cityan Would Like to Run for Governor Again if Party Wills. Jefferson City, Mo., May 12,—In- formation comes from Kansas City on good authority that William S. Cow- herd may announce himself as a Dem- ocratic candidate for Governor, sub- ject to the State primary. Mr. Cowherd’s position is stated to be this: He is willing.to make the race, but does not want to enter a prolonged contest over the nomina- tion, which might leave some ill feel- ing. If he feels sure a majority of the party desire him to make the race he will gladly do so, and, if nominat- ed, will conduct as strong a campaign ashe can. He was the candidate in in the defeat of their candidates for Goverror and Lieutenant Governor, the latter by a mere scratch. The leaders apparently relied upon the | old-time strength of the party and its: past lead over the Republicans. It is generaily contended by the leaders of both parties in this section that conditions have greatly changed since 1908. This is strongly in evi- dence as the result of the 1909 elec- tion, in spite of the scoop-shovel {in St. Louis and St. Louis County. The Democrats made substantial gains last year in almost every voting precinct of the State outside of the City of St. Louis and St. Louis County. Even if the Democratic party was not infinitely stronger now than it was in 1908, the split in the Republican party would, it is believed, easily insure On Mr. Cowherd’s behalf, it is stated he does not desire to antagon- ize any Democrats whose friends have | been mentioning them as candidates for Governor, and. rather than enter such a contest he will keep out of the race altogether, and cheerfully lend his party all the aid at his command during the campaign. It is also stated that most of those who have been named as possible gubernatorial are reliable, there is scarcely a pre- cinct in the State where there are not two warring elements of the Republi- can party. Cheap Money. We are not in the Farm Loan busi- ness, but can give you a pointer where to get the Lowest rates on Money on Farm Loans, the rates will surprise you, if you desire a low rate loan, come in and talk the matter over with us. We will take pleasure in doing this. The business will all be done here at home and with repu- table people. CANTERBURY & TRAVIS, Butler, Mo. methods of the Republican machine! Lost Corner. Mry. Nye, of Butler, is staying with her mother, who is sick. Miss Retah Utley, of Blue Mound, |’ :Kans., is visiting her uncles Henry \and John Ehart. Mrs. Mattie Richman is at home again. Lou Smith and family visited at Mr. | Linendoll’s one day last week. Frank Miller and family spent Sat-|, urday afternoon in Butler. Children’s day at New Hope the first Sunday in June. Miss Jennie Linéndoll, who has been staying with Mrs. R. J. Sproul, spent Sunday with home folks. J. C. Bracken and wife, of Butler, spent Sunday afternoon with his sister Mrs. John Phelps and family. |_ Most of the farmers-of_this_neigh-+ borhood have finished planting corn. Skyler and Linlie Ehart spent Sat- urday night and Sunday With their friend Walter Smith. _W. H. French, of Butler,” delivers beef along route 6 every Tuesday. \ Rev. Keel, of Butler, will preach at New Hope next Sunday and Sunday] night. - Grandma ‘Pickett who has been down with rheumatism was able to be brought to her daughter’s Mrs. J. C. Berry, weer she makes her home. ge Mrs. Romine was a_ guest of Mrs. Calvert’s Monday afternoon. and Mrs. Gilland, Tan White and family spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. Godwin’s, ~ i) There was a moving picture show | visited Maysburg Thursday, Friday! ‘and Saturday nights, The pictures! ‘were very good and a good crowd! attended each night. They went from | here to Ballard. — Olive Brown spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. | “Mrs. Covey spent a few days with | her daughters, Mrs. Jake Barth and | Mrs. Godwin. She come out with dim Harrison in his auto. Mr. Covey came out after:her Thursday. Ben, ‘Harrison 4nd family spent Sunday. at Mr. Spears. Mrs. Jini ‘Ewing i is improving she has been poorley for some time. | Mulberry school for’ the term of four Wool Dress Goods, one Io t SOc values going at half price, per yard. Lace Curtains at 39c, wor lot $1.50 curtains, per One lot 12-inch Flouncing, edge, cheap at 25c, goi One lot Embroidery Edge, th 65c, one pait. .2 rows lace and ing at, per yard... lle 10 inches wide, 20c values, per yard, . o Come Saturday May 20 . ’ Special sink Each Move NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT YOU SAVE MONEY IN THIS Quit Business Sale| Hazel Dubes taught school for her and says she likes to téach. Miss Beck has been employed to teach the months at $50 per month. The Board made a good selection. _ Ed Bailey has erected a new wind pump. Mrs. Inez Beaver is visiting her, sister, Mrs. Hewett, at Amoret, this | week. . JOHNNY. Sunday School Convention. The Double Branch church will hold a Sunday School convention, Sunday, May 21. The following sub- jects will be discussed: 1, e Duty of the Parent to the Sunday School,” R. R. Earsom. 2. “The Relation of the Pastor to Tent Show Coming “Jesse James” Show And High Class Vaudeville Co. with 30 People, Band and Orchestra. Will exhibit at Butler, Mo. | Tues., May 23 _Mr. Gilliland is Idosing anice bunch older.ones, supposed to be cholera. A NEIGHBOR. Elkhart. A good many ofthe farmers are|the Sunday School,” Rev. R. * of hogs, some 80 head of pigs besides | V8": oe we are still dry and needing Hye Day, of Kanes City, ie vi is visit; ing her son and family in aap ap sea SN at preaching Sunday Concord. Thre ween fot grr re Ee writer has lost all of his hogs tan ors Sat ces alors Pot er “The Cradle Roll,” Mrs. M. F. 4. “The Possibility of the Child,”’ J. W. Poffenbarger. 5. The Teacher’s Qualification and and Duty,” C. A. ‘Earsom. 6. “How to Interest the Boys and {Girls from 15 to 20 in the Sunday School,” Miss Mable Bailey. A Troupe of Educated Russian = Poodles Double Free Exhibition on Show Grounds at 7 Popular Prices - 25c and 35c North Main Street Lot | Do Not Deprive Your- ‘self of some Luxury becuups you tela pou eamnal sited @: The saving that you would make in trading with us would more than pay for these . luxuries that you desire. Start tomorrow to get the most for. - praca Pt ae te ee ;