The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 10

This is the add that will save you money. READ, MARK and b HARD CANDIES Gypsy Mixed Cream Wafers, Winter Green Flavor... List of Candy We are Selling at 10c a -COOOANUT andra CANDIES OREAM CANDIES SSSeeeees SeereyeeE Mere Assorted Tablets : savereoe Star Light Kisses ‘ Uwe ae Telly Boans....:.....0-- ss eee e essences e eee aaa Burnt Peanuts ie geeks Sc Carrs Butter Fish. . i He Butter OPPO a Play cy Person das ccworee DIPPED WORK Bee Mean Butter Cream DigOidd.(.sc.ccesces teen Cocoani BOHM. c oe ee Nemec Butter Maple Blocks..............-..+++++++ 10c Ib ream Covered Dates. Princess Drops. .......0sssceeeeeeeeeeetees 106 Ib § Binge Crea See. aS 80 tb Peni a des neal ay iveltiopes sone siaus 10c Ib . Cream Chips Chocolat oated... 1... . cae aa ve Gala Jelly Bon Bons..............esseeeseee 10c Ib Marsh mallow drops .- 10c lb. Toasted marsh sialiow drops - 10clb. 20c--Chocolate Candies--20c OM ess hen Chocolate Trilby.............. see cence ees 20c Ib Chocolate Pralines Assorted Flavors. . ...200 Ib Chocolate St. Nicolas.......... . -20e Ib --Chocolate Sour Orange...:...... weed -20¢ Ib . Chocolate Pineapple Creams. ...200 Ib Chocolate Sour Lemon.............. .20e Ib . Chocolate Figolettes....... . -20e Ib . -Chocglate Caramels..............%... -20¢ Ib .. ;Ghocolate Texanolias.........:. 00s: e eee eee 20c lb Chocolate Magnolia -20c lb . Chocolate Yum Yums. . 206 Ib Chocolate Nugatines -20c Ib Chocolate Macaroons........... -20¢ Ib Chocolate Chips. . -20¢ Ib Ayers scenes Chocolate Imitation Almonds....... 20c Ib .ss+++--Chooolate Maple...............ceseeeeee es 200 Tb 20c Ib.--Fine Bon Bons-=20c lb. ieee Vanilla Bon Bons 20c lb ..Pistachio Top Bon Bors. - 200 Ib Roman _Punch — Bon Bons.. . £00 Ib package. Dates ORANGES ° Candied Citron, Candied Orange Peel, Peel. . Candied Lemon, TOURING CAR, it only costs ROADSTER, it only costs.. MAKE SPECIAL INVITATION TO SCHOOL TEACHERS TO VISIT OUR STORE The only independent grocery, bakery and hardware store. Phones 144 and 49. Garage 53. West side square. NUTS Almonds, English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Peanuts, Chestnuts, Shelled Nuts all kinds. Dates in in bulk. Figs from the smallest to the largest. Exein=zw NMince Meat for Xmas Pies--Hein= Plum Pudding Visit our store see our stock, the most complete stock of goods in Bates county and cheaper than anybody. PRICES. Rifles, Shotguns and Ammunition for Both NORFLEET & REA x a Chocolate drops - 15e 11 Ib, Chocolate Raspberries... . Chocolate Dates.............5...0.. iene . Chocolate Creams, Walntit Tops. 30c Ib.--Chocolate Candy--30c Ib. ae | ITE lets Brun ge est loney can buy regular 400 le, 100 boxes fresh front the factory. Try @ box at $1.40 for 5 pounds, Presents for Everybody Silverware, the largest stock in Southwest Missouri. $500.00 worth. Pocket Knives, Ice Skates, Sleds, Boys Wag- ons, Reading Lamps, Oil Heating Stoves. Everything in Aluminum Ware. All Guararteed 20 years, We do not MEET PRICES WE Ne Butler, Mo. Explosion ir German Munitions Plant Kills Several Hundreds. London, Dev. 5.—Destruction | of a large ammunition factory at Halle, Prussian Saxony, by an ex- plosion, with the loss ‘of. several | hundred lives, is reported in a lof the bride and groom, Mr. and |Mrs. Walter Crews of Butler. Mr. J. B. Ruddell and family visited at Mr. W.. H. Ruddell’s Sunday. Misses Mary and Prue Sharp land Alta Brown returned home! from Appleton Ci re_ they | Judge is a Luxury. Nevada, Mo., Dee. tions of the law have decreased | {so materially that Mayor Dulin | ‘and the City Council decided that ury instead of a. necessity, and hich carried.a salary of A Justice of the Peace will be jnamed to perform the duties of Police Judge and his remunera- | tion will have to come through the } medium of fees. Violations of the Reuter’s correspondent. It is said a similar disaster was narrowly averted at Bogden, Silesia. The amunition factory there, it is reported, was saved by Our friend and neighbor. Mr. L. | wh . Kichler killed five hogs that‘ would weigh over four hundred | pounds each one day last week. Several of Passaic and this com-} po es wget iene’ may en pal city’s laws are so rare, Mayor Mt. | According to this account, Shaaly/e fanavel: at Mi Otive) | Dulin says, that the fees won't be SUaney: | ateah to buy chicken feed. Several of this vicinity took in} the pie and box supper Friday M CGeavins Gon $28,000 ‘ Washington, D. C., Nov. 30.—| night at the Wilcox school house | The National Republican Commi which has not been confirmed, ar- tests have been made at Bogden. ]t is asserted discontented work- men are snspected in both in- tances. and reported a fine time. : Mr. Edson Snydtr. attended the , 3 Mound Pickups. Joeag Association in Joplin last | tee received and spent #1, {125 ac- “3 wee cording to a statement filed to- * We have been having some fine LITTLE ; IRISH ROSE. {day with the Clerk of the House ifor the campaign in the Twenty- third, Twenty-first and Thirty- sixth districts. in New thes Sho the weather. Mra. J. B. Rice returned home from California Saturday where| . he visited friends and relatives : a Fair. |i is War Aids Horse Thieves. known since. sta’ Lc. Welch and Binion has reports ¢ wand a Mr. J. peptone a Police Judge has become a lux-'| = Kolding, Denmark 7c he Py ae eas zi ‘ouncil passed an | to Copenhagen, forwarded by bare een visiting friends and ret ordinance abolishing the office, gave a big dinnet Sundey ie hence | Nevada, Mo., 8o Angelic Police| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS |eovery. | | J, W. Holloway to D. F. Jarboe 5.—Viola- | 40 acres section 19 Shawnee $1.00. | Wm. Line et al to W. B. Tyler part block 7 Stephens sub addi- jtion to Butler, $600.00. J. W. 185 acres section 5 New Home $1. 40 acres section 7 Prairie $500.00. W. B. Tyler to J. W. Rankin 40 acres section 19 Summit $5000.00. John Shockey to J. C. Shockey 81 acres sections 4 and 33 Prair- ie and Pleasant Gap $1.00. John Shockey to Nathan Shock- ey 80 acres section 9 Prairie $1.00. Rosa D. Adams to B: T. Haskins 10'acres section-30 Deer Creek Wattersons Wedded 50 Years. ‘ouisville, Ky., Dee. 4—Mr. |", and Mrs. Henry Watterson are is- ome cards i clean. oft rpc as ri aa s Wilson to E. L. Snider | The Connecticut left LODGE DIRECTORY. {Port au Prince last week with _Matshte <. Fythian—Blie Flag i odge, No. rida: : more than fifty marines whose] nignt’at Gastle Haft on south: side’ of sy terms of enlistment had expired | square. [and with 29 wounded and sick | marines and sailors. Defends Low Wool Tariff. Pendleton, Orc. Dec. 4—Theé rag man, not a low tariff, is the enemy of the wool grower, ‘de- elared Charles Coopey of Port- land, who. addressed the annual convention of the Oregon Wool Growers Association here today. He asserted that the truthful branding of fabrics soon would at least double the wool Production of the Northwest. “*What wool men need, ” he said, ‘‘is not tariff mee but protection against old rags, the ‘oa aiets oid rae min ing the elt com ae ae, ea it pettor of bse llyee gh cg The Ht bale: pfparienrd hex mm we sup) of fleece wool is is cae meets Woodmen of ‘World—Map! Camp meets at tte call of: the a | orlen Commander. Confederate Veterans Marmaduke duke Camp, No. 615, meets at the )-commander, A. B.—Bates Post, No. 58, meets ie “the City Hall on the oe it Satur- day in each month at 3 p. ‘call of the irene in -the Knights of Pythias: Hall, jational Americans’ 1 Meeta, second wonday night. in: each month” at Woodman we #: Lo. Om es ondlay: okie in San? oyeteaaSTOET Bontey it Meets in Betler = and’ fourth at hall in Ina. only 27 per cent of that which sold for all-wool products.””