The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 14, 1916, Page 8

= DEMOORATIC CAMPAIGN 7 ‘ _ 2 —IN MISSOURI Is OPENED; ‘|| pre. Oo k St Pa ee ha D | Doig | weer! Round Oak Stoves re : rr errr Turned Away When LET US HELP YOU TO DECIDE RIGHT : z Clark and Reed So many folks come You know of neighbors that have good, warm, comfortable chicken houses, that their Speak. in to buy a stove for a certain price they feel they want to pay. In- stead of satisfying themselves as to just what the stove will do they let the question of price decide the pur- chase. : A heating. stove should be bought not for one year or five years, but for a genera- tion. Thatis why we recommend the stove that renders the great- est service—the Genu- ine Round Oak. See its seamless base, double-fire pot con- struction, cold-rolled re- tt tote "no and gas-' it 5 this, Joplin, Mo. Sept. 12.—South- | west Missouri paid tribute today {to Vice President Thomas R. | Marshall, Speaker Champ Clark, ;Senator Reed, Congressman Perl |D. Decker and the Democratic | candidates for State offices. Nev- jer in the history of Democracy in | Missouri did the party have a more auspicious campaign open: ing. Six thousand Democrats crowd- jed the campaign tent at the af- |ternoon rally to hear the Vice | President. Hundreds were, unable | to gain entrance to the night, rally, |to hear United. States Senator |James A. Reed and- Speaker | Champ Clark. In marked contrast with the opening of the Republican cam- paign Monday night at Spring- field, both vast audiences re- ‘} mained until the speakers had closed their political arguments. |The meagre crowds at the g. 0. p. rallies showed _little enthusiasm and left the halls before Judge Lamm, Walter S. Dickey and Charles W. Fairbanks had half tinished their addresses. The hospitality of Southwe PROGRAM FOR SPRUCE Song by Johnstown Sun- Hon, John L, Sullivan Here, yous Was evidemeed| every’ pail Fee cecion one i Hon. John L. Sullivan, of Se- Marshall, Reed and Clark this Cook Stoves and Ranges Alte > any morning at the Frisco depot. 5 ron the ground. dalia, the popular young Demo- | iS iP In Cook Stoves and Ranges we handle the Superior and chickens are comfortable in the coldest winter days. Have you noticed how easy it has been for those neighbors to pay their grocery bills, and buy a few new clothes besides. The secret is this, they have a comfortable house for their hens to stay, and‘ when the eggs are the highest price the hen continues to furnish the eggs and in one cold winter with eggs at a premium as they almost always are in the winter months, the hen pays for her board and boards the family besides. 4 E ; F But you can’t expect this when you allow your chickens to freeze their feet and combs off roosting in some tree in the back lot, and by not preparing them 4 place in a good, warm house for their nest. | y This winter every egg will help It Will be needed. The price is sure to be high, and right now is the time to build the chicken house. : You can build a very comfortable Chicken House for $17.00- Just think, 60 dozen eggs at only 30 cents per dozen will more more than pay for the house. WE HAVE SOLD SEVERAL CHICKEN HOUSES TO WOMEN AND LET THEM PAY FOR THEM FROM THE PROFIT THEY MADE ON THEIR CHICKENS. LOGAN-MOORE LUMBER CO, PHONE 18 BUTLER, MO. combine to make the original, the peer of all heating stoves. ° When we sell it to Che Genuine. ; you by the pound, the others charge for infer- ior stoves which will be extravagant in fuel and in a few years play out. Then why not let facts rather than: price de-> termine your selection? eae ty heater 120 ¢ i 5 STS NG ‘ Seay ; i To be Held at Walnut Grove Afternoon aoe! ats ata. ee eee an sie ae Round Oak Chief and they are good ches. We also have a Sunday. September 24, 130 ic by Orchestra. eanenee for ae ticket, spent Sat- tricts and the opening of the good assortment of Stoves, and Ranges that we can make you 1916. Z by: Antioch Sunday) urday in Butler meeting old: Democratic campaign was made a @ way down price on if you are looking for something . Mees aide AnHMmALInE new Cnean ain ctla Cay: Incdopliny cheaper. : ESTES The Communi- Sulliv we oa aetle poten —— 7 5 1000 Song Service—Prayer. ‘hallenge to the Sun- pis aggressiveness and his bound: Commercial Club Meetin, ; Drills and Sulky Plows. Sree g y Orchestra, | School, Mr. H. O. -toss enthusiasm all combine to iP We are headquarters for the celebrated Van Brunt line aa Grove Mr. W.H. Dudley. make him a most excellent cam.) Chas. L. Fisk, director of the of Grain Drills and if you are needing a Drill it will pay you School. . Bethel Sunday paigner and he will without @ Butler Band appeared before the to look the Van Brunt over as it is the best on the market. ~ 1—How to Better _ doubt strengthen the ticket. commercial club at théir meeting We have a large stock of the New Deere and Stag Sulkey e Attendance of Qr on—Teacher Train- pee eee Tuesday evening and reported and Gang Plows and are sure they are what you want. If 3 in the Sunday. ev. Brame, Miss: Harness Shop Changes Hands. vat the band contemplated put- needing a plow, don’t’ fail to see us, and don’t forget that we H Winter—Rev. Randall. ng on a carnival and home com- have the largest stock of Hardware, Groceries, Queensware, Snapp. Mr. D. M. Shelton. - Fairview Sunday Tuesday Gordon Barnett sold) ing week festival about the first | Harness, Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Pumps, ete. aN Song by Oak Hill Sunday his harness shop on North Main of October and asked that the| Bates county and will make prices to get ‘your business. y School of Officers. street to L. M. Deffenbaugh. who club indorse the proposition. A ‘ Musie by Orchestra. by Orchestra. immediately sold it&%o WeMott & committee was appointed ta re- Question—The > “Sunday Song by Congregation. Major, who moved the sto¢k to| port at a later date. BENNETT-WHEELER MERC C0 3 Sehool Problems by, Rev. Benediction. their store on the south side of] J. E. Smith chairman of the 4 5 ‘ oa Burkholder, Mr. Walter MR. J. M. SHELTON, Pres. {the square and added it to their) committee on agriculture said that TELEPHONE BUTLER, MO, _ ae McCombs. MISS SUSTE SPEARS. See. | already large stock. it was the intention of C. A. _ ———= = ut a] n Moreland, county superintendent of schools, to send two boys from] REALESTATE TRANSFERS | Sheriff’s Sale in Partition. | i ad Bates county to the state fair, the j FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHO WANT TO BUY hoys to be selected from among} Jesse Burns to George Burns-} Angeline Brown, Plaintiff. j the boys making the best grades} Part block 8 Butler $47.00. a vs. | along certain lines, and asked that} Julian L. Hess to C. C. Oliver! Daisy L. Fancelor, Martha Gibbs. jthe club pay the railroad fare of | Part lot 3 block 2 Williams addi-’ Thomag Judson, Charlotte Wal- jthe boys. A motion prevailed that | tion Butler $2,000.00, térs, Lafayette Gillaspie, Joel the club pay the fares. Wm. E. Francis to A. V. Worm- Gillaspie, U.S. G. Gillaspie. | The Best Flour Made : , CA. Allen, chairman of the a pect itt men a $1.00. Milt Hodge.and The Walton é $ ¥ ; sae Jefferson Highway Association} 2-/. White to P. W. Jones part Trust Company. Defendants. = at the most reasonable prices, we publish below a partial list for Bates county, reported that| block 12° Merwin $750.00. In the Circuit Court of Bates the county had been organized by| J. Y. Beatty to J. A. Coleman 80 County, Missouri. J.D. Clarkson, who asked that the | a¢res section 17 and 20 Mingo By virtue and authority of a county pay into the general fund | $2000.00. are lecree and order of sale made by for promotion purposes $270.00,| C. H. Burgess to J. N. Seribuer the said Court, in the above en- . being $9.00 per mile for the route | part block 17 Montgomery's addi- titled cause, and of a certified across the county and stated that | tion to Butler $2,500.00. ‘copy thereof, dated Aug. 15th, if this request was complied with} Boyd Lehr to C. A. Stalleup 160.1916, I will on Friday, Oct. 6th. the route wonld be marked} acres section 11 and 14 Osage $1.' 1916, between the hours of. nine through the county and designat-}_ Eliza J. Butler to E. B. Ross lots o'clock in the forenoon. and five ed as the Jefferson Highway.|5 and 6 block 11 Ist addition to o'clock in the afternoon of that of the merchants in this territory who handle - Our “ROYAL” Fiour, which makes the best bread—‘‘Ask Mother’’ Our “QUEEN” which is “Made in Butler and sold everywhere” Our “IMPERIAL” high patent hard wheat flour—‘“There is no better” ee BEDS bi ere he aes AND Pap 2 it to AARON BURDETTE NYHART Adrian had promised to raise $70, | Rich Hill $350.00. day at the east front. door of the W. M. Stayton 0. E. Groves A. M. Campbell Rich Hill $100 and Butler $100.} _W. J. Bard to Henry Gordon 7 Court House, in the City of Butler, ; ; The club agreed to beeome respon- | 67-100 acres section 21 Homer in Bates County, Missouri, sell at ADRIAN BUTLER PANAMA | sible for $100 of this amount. #8. 3.00. - | publie vendue to the highest bid- Andees,& Packer Bennet:-Wheeler Mer. Co. G. W. Harris - Babee SER e gti Fee a ee. baa — der, the following deseribed real : A \ : son lots Is and 19 block 2 Fields’ eg viz: Ey. cog : A on PASGAIC ‘il nade ae . addition to Rockville $800.00. , pegs portion of the east .| (©. BE. LaFrance HE. Green Bros. : ; half of the west hz - Moudy Grain Co. ah gt copied W. M. Bice A very enjoyable meéting of the Missouri Troops Home. | tinal satin Ge il Chas. Timmons j W. D. McCullough PLEASANT GAP Rural Home Makers Club was{ The First Regiment Missouri (4). township forty-two (42), A. J. Walters Norfleet & Ream held Wednesday afternoon, Sept. |infadtry, from St. Louis, and the Range thirty-one (31), begin- D. W. Wright T. L. Pettys E. Bassett 6, at the home of Mrs."Ed Moore. Third, from Kansas City, have ar-| ning at the southeast corner ALTONA J. E. Williams B. M. Wix ‘ - The following _Were present:/rived at Nevada and are waiting of the west half of said frac- Cannon Bros. Elevator RICH HILL Mesdames Ben Wix, Seth Wisx,/to be mustered out of the service.’ tional section thence running Tabler Bros. : Butler Roller Mills A. T. Chri Lem Sargent, Milburn Tharp, Ed} The Second and Fourth Missouri) north with the east line of the . Christman Moore, Misses Ada and Dolla} Begiments, together with Batter. said fractional h ion AMORET . A. T. Engieman ue b 2 alf secti C. F. Hall © : CULVER Griffith Gro. Co Rains, Co Wix, Pearl Tharp, ies A. B. and C. Missouri Field! 118 78-100 rods to the north N. G. Bowe J. A. Herman Jr. M. E. Hoover Floyd Sargent, | Wardie Wix,! Artillery, Troop B, Missouri Cav.| line of Bates county, thence . Wilburn Brown. alry and the Ambulance and Field! west with said county line fif- Turner & Penny ELKHART FP. E. Jacob The pro, i 5 follows’ Hospi : , unty line fif. : H. P. James e program was as follows: | Hospital companies remain under, tY-seven rods, thence south Roll eall. Sh lks 1 i 7 } AMSTERDAM Christman & Son Siaila Geo. Co. eall. Short talks on rural)control command of Brig. Gen. | 118 78-100 rods to the south Amos Hall ° EVERETT C. F. Marquidt oe ek Harvey C. Clark at Laredo, Texas. | line of said fractional half _ B.C. White C. W. Orris Pet . a ian It is reported that all the state; section, thence east with the ARCHIE Geo. Hatch Peoples Elevator Co. — Ts. iy ‘a te troops now on duty on the border; said fractional half section : ie POSTER Adam Seelinger —. music—Mrs. Lem | will eee to their state! line fifty-seven (57) rods _ to Lord A.C. Wright daeare es Mics Ba — y the first of October and; the place of beginning, con-. B. C. Stayton aa T. H. Mason Wis, lee hie atl Ces ~ taining 42 2523-8000 acres : J. P. Westhoff & Son He wd SPRUCE Mrs. — —— -_ rea ed less; in Bates coun- ATHOL . Morehouse L #. Dickison Dolla ey ty,- Missouri ; W. J. Partier : z. L Mosier Po peed Baers = EE. subject to two trust deeds one for AUSTIN JONSTOWN y Medley—Mrs. Ed Moore and C. T. Campbell VIRGINIA Miss Dolla Rains. - 8. C. Moon & Bro. : = J. Mills J. W. McFadden Contest—Mrs. Lem Sargent and HARVE JOHNSON, BALLARD ‘WORLAND Miss Ada Rains Sheriff of Bates County. Jake Kedigh ; LONE TREE 2. L. Martin ps weit Boece a> HL P. Tharp Jas. Rains S. Miller Patronize home industry and receive the highest market price for your products Butler Roller Mills