The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 18, 1915, Page 5

“The Daylight Store” THE ORIGINAL HIGH GRADE STORE IN _ BUTLER Is SHOWING A e. : - 4 i @ Swell New Line of Hart, Schaffner €» Marx and Society Brand Suits $18 to $25 . oe STETSON HATS DIRECT FROM STETSON FACTORY $3.50 Walk-Over and Florsheim Shoes FOR MEN. $3.50 to $5.00 Keep coming in. Black & Arnold. Chas. Wells made a business trip to Kansas City Monday. eho Irene Wilcox is spending the week in Butler visiting friends. Sam . Davis of the Harrisonville Democrat spent Sunday in Butler. - Blue serge all wool suits $10.00 at Black & Arnold. D. O. Bradley, of Rich Hill, trans-| acted business in the city Monday. Mrs. Ora McCann is spending a few days visiting in Kansas City. Earl Stuffing is back on the Wells Fargo express wagon after a week’s lay off. Cash and an excellent 120 for larger farm, James Harrigon, But- ler. 22-1t Mrs. J. D. Allen of Jefferson City, is visiting at the home of her son, R. D. Allen. Miss Lillie Wilkerson of Rich Hill, visited friends in Butler the first of the week. The Up-to-Date Store can Clothing House LEADERS FOR THIRTY YEARS _ Ameri 5 Y, ; [| la New Coats and Suits by Express PLENTY OF NEW, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE Garments at very low prices—More coming daily, and your Easter selection should be made here. New lot ‘Black Taffeta Skirts. LADIES DEPARTMENT Black & Arnold Clothing Co. _ Lawrence Moore of Kansas City is| The Empress is showing smart and ‘ ' visit i id friends in this! effective models in spring millinery Mrs. Maggie Rowden spent Sunday ; Visiting relatives and frie 'Sleeth & Ogg. Rene Sy in Butler. bien * ; gigak ee! . Welton, the jeweler, is painting! W. W. Rubel, cashier of the Bank BS ea Ueno amioreL: was) im! and papering the interior of his of Amoret, was a business visitor in the city Monday. store. : | the city Tuesday. Sheriff Johnson was a Rich Hill’ w, B, Dawson made a buiiness) Winchell Janrison and John Kreig- visitor Tuesday. trip to Rich Hill the latter part of the | ey of Rich Hill, were business visi- Joe Hendricks is visiting his moth- week. : tors here Monday. er in Kansas City. ‘ J. R, Bell of Foster, transacted! Miss Josephine Ayer, of Rich Hill, J. J. Richardson of Rich Hill was business in Butler the last of the’ visited her sister Mrs. Ora McCann, in the city Tuesday. _ week. ‘the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Leedy spent; F. H. Ganz of Sprague is moving) Mrs,-H. P. Elliott of Rich Hill, Sunday in Rich Hill. | back to his old home place in Summit spent. Sunday with her daughter, te i : | in Mrs, Walter Orear of Rich Hill vis. t°w9ship. ___ Mrs, Harve Johnson: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. James of Rich; Road wagon and single harness, ‘1 ited in Butler Monday. F Bg bol ve’ve | Hill, spent Sunday wi layor | set.-work-harness,buggy_pole_good Be eity teach Apwoid mene and family. ‘as new. Call at'509 West Ohio St. ; ; -| Mrs, B, F. Moore of Kansas City | - 22-2t* _ Mack Braden, of Amoret, is visit?| .5ent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.| M, O, Laughlimhas been appointed ing his uncle, Robert Braden. |H. G. Cook. road master of the Butler and Madi- Charming and clever millinery at! “J, R, Baum purchased a fine|son branch of the Missouri Pacific. The Empress. Sleeth & Ogg. 22.1t| Percheron horse at Blue Mound, Kan-| p, G.-Culver, who travels for the If you haven't bought one of our | $45 last week. Abernathy Furniture Co., of Kansas Arrow Rubber Boots you are passing} J. N. Barrows, the Rich Hill real/ City, spent Sunday with home folks. the best thing in a boot; Black &j estate man was a business visitor to’ Bring in your checks and use them. Arnold. | Butler Tuesday. We want to redeem one thousand |this month if possible, Black & ———————— Arnold. : pe r | Amoret will soon have electric Dress up - E t For — as er lights. - The dynamo has.arrived and LET US FIT YOU OUT IN YOUR | work on the building is about com- f e e Spring Suit i pleted. Either Ready-to-Wear or Made to Measure, | Lloyd Rosier;-who has been in Jef- \ferson City asa Senate clerk during the session of the legislature, has re- turned home. J. W. Holloway visited his son Verne, in Kansas City Sunday. Verne is in the book-keeping department of the Kansas City Star. Scott Newsome who recently un- derwent an operation for appendicitis in Kansas City returned home the latter part of the week. The Empress is on the West Side of Square. It will pay you to see their styles in millinery and to note their price. Sleeth & Ogg. 22-1t Frank Mabbott of Rich Hill, trans- aced business in Butler Monday. Frauk is carrying his right hand in a sling, as a result of blood poison. Clark Hayes, who-has been visiting his mother, Mrs. E. M. Hayes, has returned to Wichita, Kan., where he ‘has a responsible position wit! railroad company. : Our Custom Made Suits range in price from $20.00 to $35.00 See our Nobby $2.00 Hats JOE MEYER, Eine. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Heinlein re- turned Tuesday from a pleasure trip to Kansas City. A. C. Moreland, candidate for Su- perintendent of Schools spent Satur- day in Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sevier, of Summit township, are visiting in Urich this week. We have a large selection of the best styles in spring hats, Mrs, T. Robinson and daughter. 22-1t L. S. Radford left Wednesday for Eldorado Springs. Lewis is buying horses for the army. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Arnold enter- tained the Monday Evening Club, Monday evening. Dr. Hurley was in the west part of the county the first of the week lec- turing on hog cholera. J. R: Cobb who has been Visiting his sister, Mrs. Martin Briden, has left for South Missouri. | First class millinery work done. Come in and see for yourself, Mrs. T. Robinson and daughter. 22-1t .Mrs. Frank Reeder, of Adrian is spending a few days with her daugh- ter, Mrs. W. E. Welton. 200 ft Pair Queen Quality Shoes $3.00 shoes for $2.00 | Mrs. R. R. McCleary of Lawrence, | Kan., has been viaiting at the home ‘| of her father, C. C. Duke. Make up your mind this season, ; you’ll save something by trading with Black & Arnold. Low prices. Representatives of four of the larg- est horse and mule buyers in the country were in Butler last week. You will finda pretty hat.to match | your fi ns Millinery, West Side Square. 22-1t } Geo. McKissick, of Billings, Mont., isin the city, being called here by the death of his mother, Mrs. Mary ; McKissick. Mrs. Stella Chowning of Kansas City, Kansas, who has been visiting | her mother, Mrs. E. Haynes, has re- turned to her home. Furnished house for rent at 411 North Main St. "See Brown Walton at Missouri State Bank for informa- tion. 18-tf | What’s the use to pay a long profit when you can buy your seasons sup- | plies of Black & Arnold and save aj small bank account by so doing. Mrs. J. Fitzlen of Kansas City, vis- | ited her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Jenkins, ; last week. Mrs. Fitzlen will be re- | membered as Miss Sallie Hayes. _ Mrs. L. M. Chambers, who has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wells, left Wednesday for her home in Gillette, Wyoming. | J. W. Read, manager of the Butler and Rich Hill Telephone Company, attended the District Telephone Men’s convention at Higginsville the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lindsay of Central Point, Oregon, who have been visiting Mr. Lindsay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.-Lindsay, have re- turned.to their home. . Single Comb Brown Leghorn and Single Comb Rhode Island, bred to lay and win, eggs $1.00 for 15, $5.00 per 100. Baby chicks 10 cents eath, delivered. Mrs. G. J. Lenherr, 20-4t* Route 4, Butler Mo. | |a success in every particular. Earliana, Acme, Strawberry or Husk Tomatoes. sprout. To those who buy by the pound. I order these put Aluminum Ware, Etc. South | Fully as complete assortment in all other varieties, ONION [SETS Just in, beautiful stock, White, Red, Yellow Bottom Sets. These make a big onion the quickest, buy them now before they 2 DEACON Send me your mail orders, June Pink, Pea ONION OR WATER-MELLON SEED up in pounds under Burpees’ .Green Seal which insures you fresh seed. Burpees’ fine mixed Sweet Peas and Nasturtiums in bulk as you want them. You get three times as many Burpees' fine bulk Nasturtium for a nickel than you cen get in packet seed. \ A complete line of Garden Tools, Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, g Butler, Missouri. Mrs. W. E. Thornbrough enter- tained the sales force from the dry goods department -of the Sam’l Levy Ohio street Monday evening. Theadies Bible study class of the M. E. church south met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Amner Bullock at her home on south Delaware street. After the business was concluded a dainty lunch was served and a gen- eral good time was had. T. C. Jones sold his dairy to Charles Henry, who took charge Monday. Mr. Henry has purchased handle his products in the latest sani- tary manner. 80 acres, four miles southeast of Butler, 4 mile north of Black school house, will rent for cash or bankable note. Will give possession at once. N. M. Nestlerode, Route 5, Butler, |Mo. Phone Virginia. 20-tf |sas City Monday where he. had ac- companied his brother, Rome Gordi- nier, toa hospital where he was op- erated on for an abcess back of the jear. Jay says his brother stood the $3.50 shoes for $2.50 | operation well and will probably re- Cash only turn home the latter part of the | We sell what | week. we advertise Miss Marie C. Brehm will give a F For thirty days only | free lecture on Scientific Temperance T. W. Fisk. |at the Presbyterian church Thursday eveding at 7:30. Miss Brehm’s spec- ial mission is to inform the people of the large work the Presbyterian church is doing in temperance re- form. She has been appointed three times by the President of the United States to represent the United States in foreighn countries. The entertainment given at the Opera House Friday night by the pupils of the Washington school Was he program was carefully selected and mber~was welt rendered. Every seat in the house was sold and a neat sum was made to add to their play ground and gymnasium fund. Mercantile Co., store, at her home on; new equipment and is prepared to. W. H. Ewin and family left the clatter part of last week for California. Will says hedon’t know where he will aD but wants to look around before locating. A number of heavy, reinforced steel barrels made of 8 guage steel. Comply with the I. C. C. ruling. When full will will stand a drop of 4 feet on concrete block. $4.25. H. B. Alley. 20-tf Going to California? Take a Kodak With You We Sell | Eastman’s goods and are supplied with a stock of latest Models. See the Autographic Kodak. SMITH’S Book and Stationery Store. Jay Gordinier returned from Kan-. Fraternal Inn Bidg. “Just around the Corner,” achance to try it out for thirty days, and if price is only $7.75. you one for trial. Phone No. 17. Why Not Have One? $7.28 If our HOG OILERS are a paying invest- ment you will want one. can find out for yourself is to try one. This is the only oiler that has no valves to stick or leak or no rollers to clog. We will give you~ for it the trial will cost you. nothing. The Cali 17 and we will save Crude oil for hog lice $5 per barrell. C. WYATT & SON. The only way you on your own farm, it is not all we claim Butler. Mo. ~ BURPEES FRESH BULK GARDEN SEEDS ae "FOR 1915 NOW READY Now on sale at my store, Burpees’ fine strains Tomato Seed. Matchless, Truckers Favorite, Earliest Pink, Chalks Earfy Jewell, Livingston’s Beauty, Liv- ing’s- Favorite, Paragon, Stone, Dwarf Champion, Fordhook Fancy, Trophy, Fordhook First, Success, Dwarf Quarter Century, Golden Queen, Dwarf Giant, True Giant Pondorosa, Red Cherry,