The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 17, 1913, Page 4

All Linen Coats at Half Price $4.50 coats for....$2.25 00 dresses 3.50 coatsfor.... 1.75 3.00 coatsfor.... 1.50 ern dresses for. 2,25 2.50 coats for.... 1.25 4,00 dresses for. 2.00 Choice lines of linen ree tancy white 1.60 crash Skirts and white 1, sEarata: 98 corduroy Skirts on sale sedeee ey 1.50 middy waists for $1.48. 25c Talcum powder....15c 35c Rice Powder:. Long Chamoisette ff : ‘ 4 Colgates’ Tar Soap. 10c,.. Eioves set ee een eeeees 50c i Ree cseve hase 3 for 25c We are having a Dandy Clearance Sale. We are determined to reduce our stock before invoicing August Ist; and are making the prices to do it. Come and SAVE MONEY on goods you NEED NOW 4 Wash Goods | Fancy Dress Goods Table Linens on Sale $1.25 and $1.50 Linen Crash, 50 and 45 inches ' $1.25 table linens on sale............... 98c 12%c fancy wash goods on sale........ 8%c wide, very stylish for skirts, suits, coats, 75c table linens on sale ......:.......... 59c hi ‘od I 15 lavat 48c : 25c fancy white goods on sale.......... Cc on sale at......... inoaban ace addncisecnaqn capone : 35c table linen on sale at................ 25c . 1000 yards embroideries, worth up to o 50c embroidered Swiss and Ratine, on sale. .35c R : i i Boe aolid colored Linens, pink, Want blue emnants of table linens at low prices. _10c yard, on sale.................... 5c / brown, green, yard wide, on sale at....... '35c One lot $2.50 white quilts on sale....$1.98 Wide flouncings on sale at..... 50c and 98c 45c and 40c Linen Crashes, yard wide, on. Lawns on sale at, yard................... 4c 59c wide embroidery bands on sale..., .25c SAlCAU eo cra easter eit: womans need oer Gar ic Prints on sale at, yard.................... OO pie pare sede Plaka haa "alii 25c 7%c ginghams ae Yards cin nA ‘ae > Entire Stock Lace Curtains “blue, tan, black, etc., on sale at............ "25c 8%c unbleached muslin on sale, yard..6%c On Sale for 25% Discount 25c striped Crepes in pink, blues, lavender, 12%c cious 36-inch, on sale........ 10c rtain Scrims on sale.. tans, grays, on sale at 15c ae cure A <i t 5.0 1 , buh peereages Cau ciesih e sleieaieesieis 6 sie a sige c Curtain Nets on sale...../.............005 25c striped and solid color Corduroys, on ; Remnants of Curtain Nets at Special Low Prices. SAIOCAU wr coit oi sicceecaaun vera ange pee waren 15c Broken Lot of Odd Lace Curtains at Half Price New Lot of Laces and Dress Trimmings Ladies Shoes and P umps ‘We ete Repair Carhartt Overalls, Gloves ° Munsing Underwear La Porte Dress Goods ; B 1 Ru gs on Sale on sale at Half P rice Wayne el Hosiery ee Silks and Satins 3 Warner's Corsets rogressive Skirt russe S ; $4.00 shoes for............... sz.00' We have good Quaker Lites Graceline sults and Akiite $15.00 room size Rugs, on sale............ $12.00 3.50 shoes for............... 1.75 values in : ee, room size is on sale. Teves tees G4 _Wehaveasplendid __ 5 terling- ee ie Chetty 1uts dal | ad a | Mens 50e-Poros- mith’s best Axmins gs, 9x12... ae 2, - ee —- SECPIMAG | _ 95c Shirts on sale. fF igi Smith’s Saxony Axminster Rugs, 9x12... 16.00 Shoe Muslin ey i ae ae 26c or oe Deltox Matting Rugs 25% discount. Gneigeiicna’Socks Trunks 35c Mattings........ 25c Lowest Prices on’ D epartment | |Underwear aneartad colors............ 7c pair Regular price $3 to $12.50 25c Mattings ...15¢ Linoleums Walker's Specials for Ladies. and this month we Big Buck Work Shirts are the 10% Discount yee Packard's for Men. | are giving best 50c shirts made S Cin Small Remnants at f and Godman’s, Jack and Jill for boys 10% Discount It you want the best Union Suits | Suit Cases very low prices. Window Shades and girls. Budd’s for Babies so ae Gu to buy now. for Men at $1 and $1.50 Regular prices 98c to $9.00 a Y THE E BEST. invest in Munsing 10% Discount Chautauqua Opens July 27th j mt Send us Your Mail Ord Arrange to Come Wa LKER-McKIBBEN’S Were i igh ers Come and See Us--We Want Your Trade “The Quality Store” ne BUTLER, MO. The Butler Weekly tna. | reaponslbilities which have fallen up- | | Mayor McFarland Writes To Enroll Sons and Grandsons Presbyterian Church. ar. Stumped. ; ‘on him. I felt proud of the friendship | | of Ex-Confederates 5 Printed on Thursday of each week \of such a man, and proud that the! Rayos Vipae Ne Boo anai bo i vi vibes | ecan eee re see aD sk spending several weeks on his ranch | J. R. Ford, Commander of Marma- ‘I can fill a fountain pen without much ROBT, D, ALLEN, Editor and Manager pe ph ae ah hy oa Rooke ‘in Texas, has just returned to Plain- | duke Camp No. 615 U. C. V. is in re- ate hin: { trouble, avored at the Peat office of Butter, Mo., ax of theNation."”—Henry Co. Democrat. pal Texas, from a motor car trip/ceipt of General Order No. 4, issued Young Peoples five minute talk, | I can sometimes open canned stuff eecond-clagn mail matter. Te through the southwest. He writes | from State headquarters by order of “Thoughts, Words, Deeds”’ with a key; \ ste es Major Joseph Fink, marshal of the | as follows: | Major General John W. Hall, author-|_ Sermon, “Idle Words.” _T can shave away a three days’ growth PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR supreme court, is one of the very; ‘‘Well we arrived here about noon |izing the enrolling into U. C. . : i of stubble ae ae <== best story tellers in Jefferson City|today. We hada 1075 mile trip and/camps, the sons and grandsons of|?- ™- ? | And not have a saale gash that SOUL-SAVING AT A PROFIT. /andas perfect a gentleman as one/are all feeling well and had a good | veterans.” Senior Endeavor at 7.00. |_ folks can see. Billy Sunday has just received | will meet in a long time. No man time. We left Roswell yesterday The order reads in part as follows:| Public worship 8:00. is think that Iam doomed to know $10,500. for saving souls at South | living enjoys the proper kind of sport|morning about 8 a. m., came via the| “The camps throughout the state will} Sermon, “The Benefits of Afflic- | Bye Hendieiid)) This) aamenamoint of | better than Major Fink. He is a/L. F. D. cattle headquarters to Bron-| proceed to enroll the sons and grand-| tion” | felt embarassment that I oe oft- 'fisherman among fishermen and ajcho Plains and stopped all night at hunter among hunters. Major Fink! Brownfield. We left there this a. m. |has a most happy way of avtting | and went on to Lubbock, then here, ; | along with the people whom he meets | about 250 miles from Roswell. good, thinks The pe geste Re-| when out in the woods. No matter; ‘The grass and crops look fine Sigs But the TT ‘4 0 \scream | ow grouchy a native may be, Major | through Yokum and Terry counties, ait Rafal SHARES ie’ babies ; humor and emptying himself of alljgan toshow dry around Abernathy i ellis) re iy ang | the information he possesses about |and got more soup this way. We are fae) Hii rrr i“ ae ae Fe the place to lodk for game and where | going to Kness tomorrow noon and ae aries ne pelovee Dill, Sunday'g| the best fishing may be had. This is On out to the ranch. ey 4 pete iw gcnanpant oh hia i. pects an acquirement not easily obtained.| ‘‘Will tell you all about our trip i ane tg vs oties i. : tuff | One must study human nature close-| when we.come home, as we are com- eir last cent to fill his already stuff-! 1) and this is just what Major Fink|ing home in about 10 days or two. ed rend This. is ; funny ola |has done to perfection. He fits him-| weeks. Rather think we will vacci- H pay me wean who gets lf to circumstances. If he can do ate and brand calves before we i the coin. KS City Journal \no better than bacon and black coffee|leave. We can make our plans bet- ; ighetaea Ror: pected : he does not complain. To the con-|ter after we see how everything is io” Witadehia, trary, he will discover some way of | running out in Castro county.” inne aig anee do |°o™Plimenting the cook. Major Fink Clyde N. McFarland. was an officer in the Confederate Springs, spent several weeks in army and passed through a great Washington this spring, and says, service. “It was a great pleasure to me to ob- Seal ae = tana bee serve the strength and influence of your Congressman and my old friend, C..C. Dickinson—or as he is known toall his confreresin Congress ‘Judge’ sons of Confederate soldiers into the} Midweek service Wednesday even- ' camps as full members as per reso-| ing 8 p. m. | lution adopted at the National Re-| Everybody invited to attend these | Fi ' union held at Chattanooga.’” services. C. H. Ticknor, Pastor. yet Fag fat: doesn't crawl The next regular meeting of- the | Si MAT APSF TSG (In the summer time, iibcnied I'm sure I’ll never - money put where it ought to be put! —into the churches of South Bend— would have accomplished far more Marmaduke camp will be held in this city Saturday afternoon July 19th and Commander Ford requests all sons and grandson of Confederate Veterans to be present. School Coal Bids The Supply Committee of fhe But- ler High School District will receive bids for 5000 bushels (more or less) of deep mine ‘screened coal delivered in the bins of the several school houses of the district, same to be weighed on the city scales of Butler, Mo., and at least 1000. bushels to be delivéred before September 1st, and Wilson Declared Eligible dt gd oe at Ge commit- Washington, nM tee who shall have the right to: re- M. Wilson’s membership in Br ject any-coal not up to specifications. | cur Sete aay lator eo oe cing tng i District Attruay Lt Kanone Cay -4reject any ‘ Reward. poven Accownsi dh anid dies wk 6s pointing legislators popes by Plainview’ Lodge No. 90, baleen because tik tempera [oP Ae Butler, Mo, Ten. dollars ve more dates fo. pertors in eats oy her oi ad a a ec berhipronnel pid can keep up with him on a hard hunt- nee aes we