The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 29, 1912, Page 8

‘Puritan Muslin BEGINNING the sensations of the season. facturers in the land. Ladies’ gowns, made of the best muslin, nicely trimmed with lace or embroideries, long or short sleeves, at 48c Ladies’ gowns, made of the best cambric, nicely trimmed with lace or embroidery, cut in fuil sizes, extra special at 85c Ladies’ gowns, made of the best material that money can. buy at this price, V-shaped or square yoke, extra special at 98c . Others on sale ranging in price from $1.25 to $2.98 Ladies’ corset covers, worth up to 40c, on sale at 25c One lot corset covers, worth up to 75c, on sale at 48c Others on sale from 75c to $1.50 These garments are made of the best material, trimmed in lace and embroidery and cut in full sizes. Ladies’ combination suits, the best values ever shown. cover and drawers, or corset cover and skirt, on sale ranging in price from 75e¢ to $2.50 size, special 48c Ladies’ muslin skirts, with 18 flounces, lace or embroidery, special 98c lace or embroidery, extra special $1.48 Ladies’ drawers on sale from 25c to $1.50 wear sales recorded. Our Lace and Embroidery Sale is in full blast. Additional bargains daily. SAM LEVY MER SEMI-ANNUAL SALE =—==OF LADIES=== Underwear SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1912 This sale of Muslin Underwear is one of Coming as it does at the time of the year when you are thinking of replacing Summer Garments. ‘All goods in this sale fresh from the best manu- Ladies’ muslin underskirts, nicely tucked and cut full in Ladies’ muslin skirts, made of extra good material, trimmed with This is a sale without an equal. A sale that out shines, out classes, out does and out sells any of the former great Muslin Under- BATES COUNTY SCHOOLS a AND TEACHERS By Supt P. M. Allison. The spelliug contest will be held in the New High School building in But- | ler, April 6th, beginning at 1:30 p. m. All the test will be written and all pupils will spell the same words. The best speller will go to Jefferson | City and spell in thé State Contest. ~ | The first prize in the county contest is to be $15 and is given by the Mis- souri State Bank and Walton Trust Company. This will be sufficient to pay the way of the contestant to Jef- ferson City and return. This institu- tion has always been liberal in help. ing on anything that tended to make our schools better and we appreciate it. The second prize is to be $10 and is offeredagain by the Walker-McKibben Mercantile Co. These people have never said no to a prize ona spelling contest and are our most’ enthusiastic supporters in better schools. The teachers of the county are coming to recognize this firm as their friend and | |are showing their appreciation of this | | by their patronage as they should do. The third prize is to be $5 and is| offered again by J. F. Ludwick, the| east side druggist. Mr. Ludwick is |always active in the cause of better schools and is ever ready to help in| {anything along this line. His line of books and school supplies keep him | in close touch with the schools of the county. ; I suggest that the township chair- | men arrange for the township contest March 16th. They should consult ' their teachers about the place and the |selection of the words. The Reading! | Circle chairmen will act as chairmen | \of this contest. In townships where, ‘no reading circle is being held the} person appointed in August will act) as chairman. | Supt. Evans sends the following on | ; renewals and new certificates: | | Requirement Number 1. Each hold- | er of a renewable certificate in order | to be eligible to have his certificate renewed, must each year during the |life of his certificate attend either the | | State Teachers’ Association; his coun-| ty teachers’ association or meeting; or |a district teachers’ association which embraces several counties. In case | of his failure to attend his county as- sociation, attendance at three town- {ship or district meetings during that | year may be accepted instead of the attendance at the county association. This requirement may he waived for teachers in large cities which are, by {Section 10932, exempt from the super- ‘visory powers of the county superin- tendent, provided such cities have at leastsemi-monthly meetings for seven menths in each year, in which pro- fessional work.approved by the State | Superintendent is being done. Requirement Number 2. Each hold- er of a renewable certificate must also ido the Reading Circle work to the satisfaction of the county superintend- ‘ent for two years for each renewal. Passing grades in extension or corre- spondence courses approved by the | State Superintendent of Schools shall be accepted by the county superin- ‘tendent instead of Reading Circle |work. Passing approved summer ‘ school grades shall be accepted in lieu \of Reading €ircle work. Summer ‘school, extension or correspondence ;grades must in all cases have been j|made since the issue or former re- 'newal of the former certificate to be |renewed. Reading circle work of | special merit conducted by city super- \intendents with the approval of the ; State Superintendent shall be accept- ed in lieu of the regular Reading | Circle work. As far as practicable the same re- quirements shall apply to those teach- ers who wish grades transferred from a third grade toa second grade cer- tificate or from a second grade to a UY a “FORD” Model T not because it is a cheap- er car, but because it is a better car. Better because it has the lowest purchase price and running cost per mile per passenger of any five passenger touring car in the world. Better because of Vanadium Steel Construction. P Better because it is the simplest motor car in design; the easiest and most reliable in control. Immediate delivery. FORD MODEL(‘T TOURING CAR, 4 cylinders, 5 passen- gers, fully equipped, fob. Detroit...... 0.5.55 0cses0ss cence $690 FORD MODEL T TORPEDO, 4 cylinders, 2 passen ers, fully equipped, f.0.b. Detroit.................. P Saeneey bd eae) $ 390 FORD MODEL T COMMERCIAL ROADSTER, 4 cylin- ders, 3 passengers, removable rumble seat, fully equipped, f.0.b. Detroit............ 0... cccce cee ceeeceeea ees $590 ‘FORD MODEL T TOWN CAR, (Landaulet) 4 cylinders, 900 6 passengers, fully equipped, f.o.b. Detroit................ FORD MODEL T DELIVERY CAR, capacity 750tbs merchandise, fully equipped, f.o.b. Detroit’. Ba leceilevaiove syels, avn $700 X NOTA NS YW Garage and Machine Shop first grade certificate. Miss Minnie Christie reports all the pupils as spelling all the words in a two weeks spelling contest: Ona Thomas; Leda Andrews, Leota An- drews, Olive Corwine, Norma Keirsey, Chester Sargent and Emma Andrews. Ona Thomas has been perfect in at- tendance. Winners! Winners! Winners! White Wyandottes eggs from our and third pen, winners at the Missouri State show, $1.00 per set- ting of 15. From our state cup win- ners, for best male and female at state show, $3.50 for 15. Special prices on incubator lots. 19-4t. Gentry Walton, Butler, Mo. Phone 232. : cs : Notice. Use McConnon’s Laxative Cough Syrup and keep well. — ‘ L. A. 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