The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1914, Page 10

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ETA Rpee ER ete Pepperminticream) wafers 0 Strawberry dip jellies oy, |) ||) a eDernrele earecteit : MBIT ORIN C Se isis leat Henna ... Vanila dip jellies Ce cuca Spanisiipeanueaniiad 3 I Spiced jellies pit a ABOVE IS OUR 10c LINE OF CANDY. WE ALSO HAVE FANCY CHOCOLATE CANDY, nothing better try it 30c pound ' He No. 1 English Walnuts 20c lb. No. 1 Almonds 25c Ib. 2 lbs. for i : S. for 35¢. of z - uts s. for 35c large size.—Citron, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel, Seeded Large Raisins, cur- A rants, Heinz Mince Meat, Heinz Dill Pickles, Heinz Sauer Kraut, Large cove Oysters, Peanut Butter. : fai Califo Can Fruits Best on Earth wa - es ner ; 4 ; Co | Norfleet & Ream Gh The Only Independent Grocery, Bakery and.Hardware Store Re FORD AUTOMOBILES Phones 144 and 49. Garage Phone 35. BUTLER, MISSOURI. aes: ee ie ei Sues an Sheep Meeting. | a biog aihg ey Ba ae Christian Church. be ona Social Club Entertains. = ol 7 F le. Eve Only two more Sundays until} The Woman’s Social Club met and , i : 1- : nly y: o pee cstiaasneeas aire brah and based upoL his own successful | Oy vistas, Let us have a complete | entertained their husbands and child- i | | é ae tural Short Course, advertised for|experience in the sheep industry, line-up for the Sunday school next|ren ina most delightful manner at 6g ] ae Tuesday night, was poorly attended, ‘his whole talk was worthy of all ac- Sunday. Our Christmas entertain-| the home of one of the members, 4 | BuUBthose ho) romalneY away were ‘ceptation. Sorry we cannot run over! ment will be given Christmas eve.|Mrs. Katie Porter on last Saturday k x ; to the losers. The musical numbers: the whole field covered by him for! The Loyal Sons. will give a special evening. \ A a ee were fineand “appreciated. Then E. ae benefit of our readers. musical program Sunday morning,| Despite the threatening appearance ad née : H E. McLaughlin of Foster spoke ina! 4. position on the sheep—dog POP: | December 20th, . {ofthe weather a’ good crowd was _————————————__—____ me comprehensive way upon the ‘ae osition was as sensible as the rest of/ The Sunday sermons will be “The present and to say they, enjoyed the silt and what it means to the farmer an his speech. He wages no war upon it aw of Liberty” for the morning and | evening would be putting it mildly. 3 ie Shenae A fs) ay eo [his neighbor’s dogs by eran “The Way to Heavén”’ for the even-| As the evening advanced they were Which should remind us of the friend or rela- a pel: * ites is a ae pag | ional ie oe a ea . ing. invited into the dining room to par-|{ tive that we want to remember at this time, and if an: Rib anand Wie Gia, teat ot's pound | cond th: hie cheep tt eal dog | 20° Junior Soclety meets at 2:90 | take of a most tempting supper con- you will call and look over our stock we are sure ’ Ne | attend to his sheep an p:m. and the Seniors meet at 6:30) sisting of oysters, crackers, pickles, fi ' acc of wool in the sale bag to the price owners attend to their dogs there p. m. . chicken, sandwiches, cake, peaches you cane exactly what you want as we have so be of the same pound in underwear on| will be less loss and trouble,” and a|" Qur services are for all who may|and cream. This was one instance |] many things that would make a nice Christmas Bal the counter of the merchant. The | much happier neighborhood. On his| attend and we are always pleased tO] where the old adage of “to many|| Present, such as carving sets, knives and forks, nail added value, or at least price, between | flock of 50 head. of pure bloods he We eae, Verona or atmengeta within | iy sur anceiee the supper was|| SP00ns, razors, shears, pocket knives, kit of tools, aot the sheep's back and the human | jeeps 95 small cow bells—not little | OUT gate R. M. Talbert, Minister. | certainly fine and all agreed it was || @!uminum ware, chafing or baking dishes, perco- ut back was shown to be enormous. He | tinkling turkey-gobler bells, or thud- — an evening long to be remembered|| !ators, shot guns, rifles, a set of Haviland China or alleged that one of the ae why ding litting sheep bells; and he ibe M. E. Church, South. and.hoped it would again be repeated. Versailles plates, fancy plates, salads, etc. In fact tn more caution Pig Ryan oe 6 te theup,| Sabbath Schoo! 9:30 |The Club has made splendid pro-|] we have a thousand things that would be suitable hat because people di +°| flock starts every bell, P| cacetlect of sermon at 11 a. m. Al oregs since organizing and feel deep|| for a Christmas present and will- make prices ‘to. - cook it; andhe told how to. do it. | roar thus communicated to the still | call for decision. titude to its ident, Mra. Julia Pape sas He also explained why the “leg o’| night air uffrights every prowling| Epworth League at 6:30. gratitude to its president, Mrs. get your business if given a chance. phe le also exp nig! r e' » Subject of sermon at 7:30 p. -m. | Vansant, for the way she has worked ; ton mutton’’ is so costly to the consumer |cur off the premises. Thus has he | the r of Neglect. for the advancement of fhe Club. : and advised farmers to produce about | solved the ‘‘loss by dogs’ question;| ‘Midweek service st 7:30. ‘The Club has now a small library : a an 80 pound lamb for the market, | and he enjoys the music of the bells | -You are cordially invited to attend consisting of seventeen. volumes and A ¥ ind arguing that one larger would pro-| and the-consequent jingle of coin in | these services. 2 eee : ) bel duce a ‘‘leg o’ mutton’”’ too large for | his flank. . : W. J. Snow, Pastor. ‘ : b : © are overstocked on stoves and will make speciat prices. Dr the rest of this month to reduce our f w--Have a. Give Your Hogs a Chance. v to make anything from your hogs unless you treat them right. Hoe RST THING TO DO-—is to drive into our yard at Butier and get a barrel of will sell itto you at cost—and iter kill the cholera germs and help keep your herd healthy. Use Lime, it is the Only Way We Can Staimip. ime—we pens. will Out Cholera in Bates County ICE. a deart |=: it a. your. hog + for your wife than a nice new cook’ stove; range os heating stove? We have the best makes on the market and want your-businese. - Buggies and Wagons © We want to reduce our stock of buggies and wagons tefore invoicing. It needing anything in this line we are sure we can We have the nicest assoriment of candy, nute, HOUSES. Hogs in crowded, ee ee ee ee ip RAR ROR ASTER NOUR OGG Hos - Hous actor —paiiatting your tne kee vst z are not in good shape, let us show os wate gems ear ot hous Teer end soliciting « centiquence, ce ott tne wee