The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 24, 1912, Page 10

Let Others Figure Your Plumbing Bill! But Let Us Figure Your Lumber Bill. No Job too Large No Job too Small WE GIVE OUR CAREFUL ATTENTION TO ALL. When You Buy insist on getting PEERLESS ROOFING (IT’S GUARANTEED) Saginaw Ladders, Republic Gates, Agatite Plaster and WYATT’S LUMBER The Kind that Satisfies The Price is Sen too. We have figured many bills in the past—Figured some to- day—and expect to figure many more in the future. ais bdeiubd w Arvanig Them Thom H.C. WYATT & SON Established 1876 Hon. W. P. Borland Speaks Hon. W. P. Borland of Kansas City M. C. for the 5th Congressional Dis- trict, addressed a large audience in the circuit court rooms last Tuesday evening. Mr. Borland, who is an orator of exceptional ability, made a highly in- teresting and instructive talk on State nd national issues and clearly “showed up’ some of the fallacies of the Republican and Third Term doc- trines. The Jackson County Examiner says this week of Mr. Borland: Missouri may well be proud of this young schoolmaster in politics whom she has given to the nation as a worthy successor to the mantle of Benton, Vest and the other giants who have represented her in the na- tional legislature in the glorious past. And the Democratic party of Missouri will hardly find a more gallant stand- ard bearer in the gubernatorial cam- paign four years hence than Kansas City’s brilliant son. Progressive Democracy. Every Missouri State institution is the product of Democratic adminis- tration. In their years of power dur- JMUMalle Preferable and an Exhibition of Cooking in Paper Bags ing reconstruction days, as well as| the four years of Hadley, the Repub-, licans of this State never gave to Mis- | souri a single State institution. There | is but one party in progression in, Missouri, or in the world; but one party of constructive policies and creative power; but one party whose ee ACRES I ieee New Real Estate Firm We hhave gone into the Real Estate business and are preparing a list of farm and. city property for sale. We would be glad to list your farm or city property for sale in time to get them on our new list. We have some Bargains in Bates County Farms and have some cash buyers for the right kind of farms. See us at once and list your property. OFFICES OVER FARMERS BANK C.E, Robbins and M.C,Wilcox scope of thought and breadth of view, | at all times commensurate with the the dignity and importance of the State, has widened with the years; but one party that knows no boss, no rule of secret cabal or preditory clique; and that party is the Demo- cratic party, the one party whose principles are coeval with the con- cept of human liberty and whose ideals are the ultimate hope of man. Capt. Jack Mills Dead | “Capt. Jack’? (Jeff) Mills, news- paperman and writer of rare ability, | died at Perry, Oklahoma, Monday, | October 21, 1912. | Captain Jack, who was an old But: | ler boy, had devoted the greater part! of his life since attaining his majority | to travel and he was well known | throughout the southwest as a writer of brilliance. During his lifetime he had seen much of the world and had served as a captain of Texas rangers, asascout and had seen service in several central American revolutions. A sister, Mrs. N. B. McFarland of this city, and a brother, W. M. Mills, of Foster survive. Just to Remind You We will have on Exhi- bition about Nov. 10th the largest line of Christmas Goods ever shown in Bates county—it will include Toys, Toilet Cases, Shaving Sets Dishes, Purses, Perfumes and hundreds of other items Visit our store before buying, it will be worth your trip. United Drug Company East Side Square BUTLER, MO. Telephone 15 FALL BULBS Have been slow in arriving and in getting through the Customs. I have now in stock all first size imported bulbs, Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissus, Freesias, Chinese Sacred Lillies, Easter Lillies, Jonquils, Snowdrops, Crocus, Flower Pots, all sizes. Fall Goods Full line Kelly handled axes with best shaved hickory handles, single or double bit, best axe made. Husking Pins and Hooks, Grain Scoops, ‘Coal Hods from 20c up, Fire Shovels from 5c up. Post hole diggers, Universal food choppers, best made, from 96c to $2.50. ee And best of all ‘‘WEAR-EVER” Alumi- num cooking utensils. DEACONS Ss The remains were brought to this city Wednesday and after services in- terment was made in Oak Hill cemetery. Rubbing It-In. The Roosevelt campaign in Missou- | rilast spring and summer was the fervid embodiment of a popular de- mand for the freedom of the ballot anda protest against bossism and theft within the Republican party. But now, not satisified with fraudu- lent voting in the election of Taft del- egates, and the arbitrary elimination of Roosevelt delegates in the national convention, the Taft leaders in this state are trying to disfranchise every man in Missouri whose convictions today impel him to vote for Roose- velt. The most effective rebuke for that sort of thing is to simply vote the straight Democratic ticket. Ex Governor A. M. Dockery made a ringing Democratic speech to ‘a large audience of voters in the circuit court rooms in this city Wednesday afternoon discussing state and nation- al issues in a forceful convincing manner. Governor Dockery isanold time fighting Democrat and never fails to draw a good crowd in Bates county. After the speaking, in com- of it. offer we are making. | October 28 to November 2 Bennett-Wheeler Mere, Co. YOU ARE INVITED TO A DEMONSTRATION OF week only, and is a rare opportunity. Be sure and take advantage q We have planned to make this a very pleasant occasion for our customers and friends, and we want them all to come. venirs will be given to alt visitors. your new range this week and take al of the extraordinary ialabeRAILG You will understand how much “ALL- WAYS” means when you see the range. It means The Best Looking The Best Baker The Most Durable Range Made If you buy one of these Rages during the week of this exhibit, we will make you a present of a set of high grade cooking ware, including four large pieces of Pure Aluminum. This offer is good for this Sou- We hope you will decide to buy Along the Miami. relatives in Adrian Sunday. Fred Wolf is building a large barn | on his place. pany with Col. J. E. Williams, he called at The Times office and ex- pressed himself as highly pleased with the Democratic outlook through- out the state. Mr. Dockery is a bit- ter opponent of the proposed Single Tax amendment and urges the neces- sity of every voter in the state turning out and casting his vote against the iniquitous measure. Real Estate Transfers. LM Griffith to R W James lots 1 and 2 blk 77 Rich Hill $1250. CH Field to G Hirschi pt. lots 12, 18, 14, blk 17 Rockville $900. CB Ward to G E Burdick 80 acres sec 4 Howard $4800. CA Emerson to J S Francisco Herman Martin and K. M. Couch have each purchased a new Milburn wagon. Fred Wolfe and family went to Amoret Sunday. Mrs. Eiler went to Kansas City Saturday to visit with relatives and friends. The interest shown at the Tygard Sunday School was good. There may be schools having a larger at- tendance, but this school will rank among the first for good lessons. A Sunday school has recedtly been or- ganized at Cornland. ._ We wish them MIAMI. What a Leverage We Have ON THE MANUFACTURERS When we go to them and tell them that we are buying for Twenty Big Retail Lumber Yards, and that we buy from twenty to thirty cars of merchandise every working day in the year. If you don’t realize what big saving in prices and local freight we can save you by buying in this large quantity and by having one low expense in distributing our Lumber:—Doors, Woods, Roofing, Cement, Gravel, Sand, Plaster, Paint, Etc., just give us a chance to show you the first time you are in Butler. We guarantee every article we sell to give satisfaction. If you are not satisfied with any article you buy of us, after you have pur- chased it and taken it home, just return it and we will refund your money or exchange it for something that will suit you. Don’t delay your Building and Repairing Logan-Moore Lumber Company PHONE 18. Philip Herman and family visited YOU KNOW Winter's Coming BUTLER, MO. FORD The Universal Car Better? Yes—the Vanadium-built Model T is a better car than it was when it sold for. almost twice its present price. Our gigantic production has beaten the cost ~- down to where almost every one can ; now afford to motor. ‘ Runabout....................... $525 Touring Car...................... 600 Delivery Car..................... 625 Town Car........................ 800 + Henry’s Garage