The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 14, 1913, Page 5

‘West Side Market Lem Swartz, Manager LOCATED PHONE 74 Have moved the Square Deal Market from the Seese block to one door east of The Times building, south side of square. Eh We kill the best beeves that can be bought. Will pay the high- est cash prices for the best hogs and cattle. 8,000 Pounds of Lard on Sale at Reduced Prices MEAT FOR HARVESTING A SPECIALTY -Harper’s Meat Markets "ON THE WEST AND SOUTH. SIDES OF THE SQUARE , Square Deal Market ~ Bert Claunch, Manager North MAIN MEAT MARKET Fresh 逻 Cured Meats FISH EVERY FRIDAY Special prices made on Lard in quantities. We cater to the farmer trade and will make prices on Fresh Meat in large quantities. PHONE 30, Bullock é» Dillon Successors to A. L. Fox FURNITURE CARPETS Undertaker and Embalmer LET US FIGURE WITH YOU J. V. KNIGHT Adrian, Missouri PHONE 165 Real Estate Transfers. Joseph D Donnahue etal to Her- bert S Donnahue 15 a section 3 MA MABON ec oie oceics sa we os onsis 5 $ Joseph D Donnahue etal to John J Donnahue 16 a sec 3 Hudson. 720 Joseph D Donnahue etal to Law- rence D Donnahue 15 a section 3 Hudson ...... OBUGCUGUUOUOOD 734 Joseph D Donnahue etal to M A Donnahue 16 acres section 3 UQBON ccc c5 coe ves tinnsvese 720 Joseph D Donnahue etal to Mar- ion C Hall 16a sec $ Hudson... 712 Joseph D Donnahue etal to Jer- ome D Donnabue 15 a section 3 Hudeon ee cccrascccsscsscess sss 734 Laura H Kelly to H J Mager 110 asec 14 Homer...............- 5000 Louisa Walls to August Johanig- mier jr 120 a sec 13 Hudson ... 6600 August Johanigmier jr to Wm J Johanigmier 40 asec13 Hudson 2200 Lulu M Horn to W D Stanley pt bik 12 Couchs ad Butler ....... 1300 H J Despain to E D Reed pt bik GL Butler oc... cesses scence 500 S W Dolley to Nora Logue tract sec 15 Mt Pleasant ............ 2600 | Joseph D Donnahue etal to Lizzie Donnahue 16 a sec 3 Hudson .. 693 HS Donnahue to J D Donnahue 16 a sec 3 Hudson .............- = 702 J W Barton to Elsa Williams trct sec 29 Homer. .........:..-++5 1 Elsa Williams to J W Barton tret sec 29 Hudson .............+-- G W Arrick to J W Hartley 20 a sec 25 Deer Creek............- 950 @ |J BColton to F D Palmer lot 3 _ bik 7 Ist ad Rich Hill.........- J W Payton to Homer Reed lot 11 bik 26 Amoret.. 50 Jesse E Smith to/C E Stewart 20 Bsec 5 Walnut ................ 500 Melissa Riffle to R H Plummer lots 4 & 5 blk 1 Walleys addi- BUGLE occcssc5s505 easy sscees 500 CC Thayer to W H Calvert 80 a sec 20 West Boone ............ 5200 Simon Harbaugh to C W Wolfe 38 a sec 6 Homer.............. 1520 F A Alllen to H B Wagoner part lot 109 Adrian................- 1850 J A Cox to Emmett McLaughlin lots 11, 12 blk 54 Rich Hill..... 3500 A F Ralston to G L Turk lot 9 pt lot 10 blk 20; lots 17, 18, pt lot 19 bik 29 Rockville ............ Wanted to trade fine grocery stock and resident property, located in county seat town, value about $3000, for good forty to eighty acre farm. Act quick.” Address Chas. R. Bow- man, Amoret, Mo. 43-4t $3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR WEAK MEN _ Send Name and Address Today—You Can Have It Free and Be Strong I gt its AA i BATES COUNTY SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS By Supt P.M. Allison _ The School Board Convention was all any one expected so far as enroll- ment and interest are concerned. The enrollment was 270 clerks and members of boards. ‘The only re- gret is that every district in the coun- ty was not represented. One very interesting feature of the meeting was the experiences of boards with agents and other troublesome things. We hope to have much more of this next year and to have a better under- standing along this line. I have always felt that the teachers of the county are exceptionally good in attending meetings but they will have to make an effort if they do bet- ter than the school boards have done. The thing for us all to do is to go to work to make next year’s meeting better than this one was. There is some question as to the mileage for those who attended the meeting and for that reason the cer- tificates of attendance may not be sent out for a few days as I have ask- ed an opinion of the Attorney Gen- eral on this point. One thing about our meeting that I regret is that we did not have the teachers who attended enrolled. Some school boards have asked for a list that they might remember them in the future. We will not allow this to occur another time. The program for the August Meet- ing will be mailed out this week and should any teacher not receive theirs please let me know and I shall be 341 pleased to send another copy. This will be one of the best meetings we have ever held and all teachers should be here. The talk given by Supt. Henderson on the Reading Circle work will be worth the time of any teacher. We have two good books this year and we want to get all we can from them. These books are here now on sale. Teachers want- ing theybooks can get them and pay for them after they have taught two or three months of school. I hope most of the teachers will secure them and read them through before Mr. Henderson makes his talk in order that they may fully appreciate what he says. , The teachers’ answer papers will be finished and their grades mailed out so as to reach them not later than the 18th. Some will likely be disap- pointed but so am I when I read them One paper on Physiology might illustrate this and the answer to one question will be sufficient. The question was: ‘‘Give five agents that are instrumental in spreading disease and state how these may be guarded against. The answer is as follows: ‘Well one agent that would bea good one to spread diseases would be a tramp or begger just go from house to house and sleep any place and.stand a good chance in dbl) most any disease. Also a ook agent, enlarging picture man oramedicine man. There are sev- eral that are liable to spread disease. The best remedy is for the people not to let them stay in their house over night.”’ A Now this person was just as honest as any one could be but they do not show any knowledge of physiology. Many other equally crude answers might be given but this is sufficient. I do not wish to publish. such things but sometimes it is well to know both sides of a story. Black school board caught the prop- er inspiration while attending the Convention and are putting things in readiness for school. Iam going to ask the clerks to report to me in Sep- tember and tell what they have done this year to make their school better. I shall want all improvements and clean-up day work reported. It will be interesting to report this at our next meeting. /State Fair Premium Lists /The county clerk has just received a number of copies of the Missouri State Fair premium list for 1913. These are for free distribution in the county and any one may secure them ies by calling at the county clerk’s office, or writing the secretary of the Mis- souri State Fair, Sedalia. The premium list shows increase Car Old Glory This Weel Buy your Fruit Jars before the advance Post-Toasties, 2 packages for..............25c¢ Can kraut, 3 Ib cans...... ...........3 for 25c Fine can peaches......... seceeeeese for 25ce Can sweet potatoes......10c each, $1.15 doz Large baked beans...................3 for 25c Loose- Wiles crackers, by box..........6%c lb P. & G. Naptha soap............... . .6 for 25c Swifts Naptha soap................. .6 for 25c Karo Syrup, gallon...... hee ae 3ib can Pie Peaches.......... Can oatmeal, guaranteed............ 2 for 25c Dry peaches, 3 Ibs.......... vsieees eee Large prunes, 3 Ibs..... danelanteh te eee 3 cans good Salmon for...................25¢ We Guarantee all of our Dried Fruit Get you a PERFECTION COOK STOVE and make cooking easy this hot weather. Buy a Motor Washing Machine, the easiest running machine on earth. Guaran- teed to give satisfaction or your money back. Yours, Norfleet é Ream The Only Independent Grocery, Bakery and Hardware Store. White Front Phones, 144 and ae BUTLER, MO. West Side Square Nyal Family Remedies For twenty years the Nyal Family Remedies have been recognized as dependable household medicines in the most careful families throughout this broad land. ; Beginning with a few preparations for simple human ills, the demand for them has steadily in- creased, until now there are over 100 of these sterl- ing remedies which have won the confidence of humanity everywhere. This constant growth is surely proof of their excellence and reliability—they are makers of healthy homes and stand upon the highest possible pinnacle of popularity. The use of one remedy gives you an unbounded confidence in the others and you will undoubtedly pin your faith to Nyal in all cases not requiring the immediate services of the physician. Please understand that the Nyal Family Reme- dies are not “patent” medicines. Each one is es- pecially prepared for overcoming a certain de- rangement or a class of ailmeats closely allied. There is no uncertainty, no “guess work” treatment when you use a Nyal Remedy, as each is a scientific combination prepared from the best formulas known to medical science. United Drug Company BUTLER, MO. East Side Square Telephone 15 DOoorRs That Stand Close Inspection are the only kind we sell—could not afford to handle an inferior door any more than you can af- ford to buy one. We have them in genuine ’ White Pine and Hardwoods and want you to see them and judge for yourself. A variety of designs to select from. ; Logan-Mooore iaimnber Co. Mo. Phone 18 Butler,