The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 2, 1915, Page 8

Bates County Fair. Why a Bates County What are you goifg for? have a good time? Perhaps. there is some thing more to @ properly conducted county: than just the amusement and tertainment for those who | For You to trade where you know that you || Bates Chunty 's big fair is an LT i t E [ D ep * do not haveto pay someone to call on exposition? of the resources and ' ou to take your grocery orders Achy ies tf the connty. te With the new Kuppenheimer: Styl ph doth d mak y' meeting place where the progres: ppe er, Styleplus and other goo es and where you can get a sive element of the people get to- : ‘ of clothes. gether, exchange ideas and boost ; & : for the common good. 5 3 : : d ; ne he BE FFEE Sol The Eleventh Annual Bate -— es : : : a Pound of the GEST COFFEE Ever Sold for 300 it wit spe m0 fu A Big Feature. And a Handsome Dish Free with each BOUnG. 10th. The exhibits and program “You can also get— extending through four full Have you ever been to a hotise wartning? We invite you to our season’s ji days. opening in that friendly and cordial spirit. Our store is all refturnished with new Aes ake | ace a The bisa cipaere te agg im. things to show you and our lines (ours because confined gtiorted 1G on ¢ ress upon he pubdhe min ie 4s good dried Peaches...25c | 3ts Lima Beans.. eile ne Wites County's Fair is|| Stote) are actually the First Choice clothes of ‘the nation, the ones that men 2 tbs new dried Apricots...25c 3 cans Red Kidney Beans 26c a public institution promoted everywhere know by. name. 3 large cans Tomatoes....25c |~- 3 cans good Kraut and held for the benefit of all 3 cans good Peas.......... 3 cans good Pumpkin the people of Bates County. 3 cans good Corn.... ‘ 6 cans Oil Sardines. In arranging for this fair we Kuppenheimer ‘Suits ant Overtiiis 2 large cans Oysters 3 large cans Pork & Beans 25c have tried to make it of such character that it will be educa- $18.00 to $25.00 - tional as well as entertaining. Courteous Treatment and a Square Deal iarran@enedts bave Baan wal 1 ith the Highest Cash Pri gets ES a ong with t he Hi shes Gath Price forthe ieplay ofall products Styleplus Suits and Overcoats the ‘public will surely be benefit- [ ted by the exhibits we will have . h $17.00 "PHONE in different classes. ae Gosnell’s Grocery ‘77 Tie pammuitiey is bette ae Good Makes of Suits and Overcoats ta ook Co eal mre san Wasa this fair are working ere they always have the Bes! fruits an egetabies. compensation or reward of any $10, 00 t o $15.00 Where they NEVER have rats, mice, dirt:or flies. ~ kind, except the secretary, for the sole purpose of making Bateg County’s Big Fair a success, and ia in order to achieve this result the I h N W S H Spa support of all the people e € ‘ tetson ats of Bates county must be given. te Bio ons. Qetann; ob One Slane For the fall of 1915 are here for your inspection people can make this fair a suc- B 2 cess. It means the cooperation Visit our men’s shoe department, we have some great values to offer you of all the farmers, the merchants, : ; and the manufacturers within our county. The various departments of ] , ie the fair will be in charge of com- : petent superintendents and ; judges are the best to be had in ; | the different lines of work they, F are asked to. do. Dry Goods apd C. E. ROBBINS, * een Shoes Secretary. |= = 1 And Aladdin Batteries Christian Church. * County Court. Best line of Flashlights and Batteries made. The Aladdin We begin a new years work} Bates County Court met pur- suant to adjournment. Judges batteries fit all other makes as well. with the first of September and See the Fountainlight—Fits in your vest pocket alongside we call on all our members to be|©ampbell, Owen and Lowder your pencil and fountain pen, cilps over the edge of the pocket in the Sunday services to help |Rresent and Sheriff Johnson and which prevents short circuit. make good beginning. County, Clerk Holland in atterdl- Just in, new crop Kentucky Blue Grass, Timothy, Clover, The Loyal Sons meet at 9:30 a, /ance. | ' 0 Alfalfa, White Clover. Now is the best time to sow Turnip, Let- || m. wand the other classes at 9:45] Semi-annual — statement Charles Coleman, Trustee of tuce. Radish, Spinach, etc. : — - ssi ma Appreciation” will be the ea presented and PH} OTO G R A PH E R subject of the morning sermon. We will also give a report of the|.. Treasurer John H. Stone or- : ' : e e year’s work. Robert Shelton dered to _make requisition on ; 5 will give a special violin selec.{State Auditor for .’ $205.39, the Young in. age but old in expérience. county’s apportionment of road Three years study of fine arts—tive South Side Squ Butler, Mo. | tion. : fund under stamp act The Juniors meet at 2:30 p. m./¥0¢ under stamp act. years practical experience in’ Dhoto. =| Mis ‘Tens Blake, “will” meet at{Pett Jury for the Ootober ‘erm WE MAKE R i | 15 i f the Circuit Court. Ladeel No, 190, meets, each Friday °f Pythias Hall. “Be Sure Your. Sins Will Find] Mingo—Walter_ Staley. High-Class Portraits, Farm Views, Stock, ae Castle Hall on south side of/ x one Americans Meeta secona| YOu Out” will be the Sunday} Grand River—James Murphy. : Monday UE A in each month at/evening text, the service beginn-| Deer Creek—J. P. Reeder. Etc. Also do free hand drawing for Woodmen of The Werld—Maple | Woodman Hall. ; A the Bove| Ny ing at 7:45 p. m. East Boone—Ed Frazier. ped antcianderis “call of the Box | natne fn SaaMoy meet aces Monday R. M. Talbert, Minister. West - Boone—W-: H. Patchin. psoas? poe ama retouching and —————— West Point—Henry Daniels. architectu: rawing. Con trasrate Veterans Marmaduke duke Camp, “No. 615, meets at the| Butler Emeam pment Meets second Elkhart—Ed Bailey. call of the" commander. |and "fourth "Fuesday tan, Seon ones Timber Damaged $700,000. Mound—Webb Shelby. G, A. R.—Bates Post, No. 58, meets Houston, Tex., Aug. 28.—Dam-|, Shawnee—John Deerwester. W K K d ate aon mentnvat a adiaede |tiaTacadh enelta sacl act age eg iandina dates of ap: Spruce—W. D. Keirsey., 8 68 0 and 0 applies ies. es | proximately $700,000, loss to | _Deepwater—Del_Lufsenhizer.)}- —_- é. mills of $100,000 smaller out put} Summit—W. P. Miller, Bh sig take-special pains in the develop- ON | NG on account of enforced idleness}, Mt. Pleasant—T. K. Lisle. ing and printing of Kodak ‘work. ‘ of the mills and poor logging aa a a EMINENT SPECIALIST TO conditions is a result of the re- lomer— elson Allman. cent hurricane in Southeastern|' Walnut—Lewis Staker. Butler, one day, Wednesday, September 8 at Fraternal Inn |Texar according to’ the “Guit| New Homes L.A. ‘Wheatley. . DR. RANDALL : cad ehcp today. Pi ae ee Ftd yc enn : e 140,000,000 feet of leasant Gap—A. E. Moore. President to California Diabetic Sanitarium: Offices Hal] sees stele Get a. New Hat f r g,timber was destroyed} Hudson—Harry Pratt. Bidg., Kansas City, Mo, and Long Beach, and Los|and that the idleness of the mills| Rockville—W. H, Bolte. oO Hoeeles, Cal. has cut down the output about/ Prairie—Frank Kemper. AHR REE Ouest: ly remains for you to follow his’ in structions ‘to receive the permanent For Sale. DI ABET ES” Pens enter how Si speny, Batons Here here- I have just the ph wee fet ee ee to-fore, be not hing. t if want to live senna a Kigney, Liver and Bladder troubles. eT pe a iianey, KG F tay Moudy—Deer Creek. “Cause and: Trestment. of | [ it this, specialist. Bo. rou ide city -li A. MeBurney—West Point. patients’ ‘who ha have used ruce. Rnd testify to itr ai ze