The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-02-27
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DON'T forget to eat at Heifner's

When hungry satisfy your appetite
at Heifncr's restaurant, north side of
the court house square.
Miss Louise Morris, of TeXarhana,
Ark, has entered Elmwood Seminary
where she will take a special course
in music under Miss HaugeA, prepar-
atory to entering OberIin ConsorvG-
tory in Sept.
The Robert Tetley Jewelry Co. is
the place to purcase your Sewing
Machines, Sewing Machine Supplies,
such as needles, oil, belts, shettica
eac. First Clas Jewelry at prices that
are reasonable.
Z, b. Shelley and Dick Eaton, Of
Bonnie Terrc, Rural Route No. /, are
in town today.
The Robert Tctlcy Jcwelry Com
pany has been in business in Farming
ton for more than n life time. De-
pendable iewelry at price that are
reasonable has been the policy that
has won and held the favor and pat
ronagc it enjoys. If in need Of any
thing in our line call and let Us show
you that we can make it worth your
while to trade with the Robert Tetlcy
Jcwclry Co.
The young ladies' aid Of the Chris
tian church had their second meeting
on Tuesday afternoon. Some work
was done and much more planned
Twelve young ladies We're present
and as they are all ready workers
this promises to be an interesting
and helpful society.
Have you seen Tompkin's Hired
Man? If not, come to the High
School Auditorium Tuesday even
ing, March 3, ut O'Clock and spend
a pleasant evening in reviewing life
on the old Farm Homestead.
FOR SALE.-The Phillips Restau-
rant, Pennington, Mo. Better known
as the Hilton Restaurant.) On ac-
count of my wife's i'll health will sell
cheap for cash. Good location and
doing a paying business every day.
Geo. Barham transacted business
in st. Louis Tuesday and Wednesday.
We have a nice new line Of furni-
ture, fresh from the factory. Come in
and look and see for yourself. We
give the Eagle Trading Stamps and
will give you $3.50 in trade for every
book filled, or $500 cash. Young &
johnson. go
go Dixie, your ears are like clam
shells" BE at High School Audi.
forum Tuesday evening, March ;,
and Dixie will explain.
Trunks, Suit Cases. Furniture, Rug
and stoves at Young and johnson. We
give Eagle Trading Stamps. GO
Mrs. Belle Dalton who has been
very i'll is better.
TO please our customers is our
aim at all times. If we don't tell
us; If we do tell others-Whit-
wurth's.
Mr.. L. V. Hunt who formerly was
one Of Farmigton's rustlins bust
,,o-., v,,s.,, ,,,,.r hn,, Jp,;r,r mint 81 fbi q
week. Mr.. Hunt has n position with
the Drovers National Bank of East
st. Louis in which he is making good
Recently the Hunts moved to St
Louis. They are now living at 4403
Washington Boulevard.
Fresh meats that will please your
taste at Whitworth'
+. H. Millen, of Halifax, was il
was Pennington Wednesday a wit.
ness in the McBrien case.
Creamery butter and Oleomarga'
rine at Whitw Orth's.
j. l.. Spence proprietor of the Com
mercial Hotel at Bonnie Terre gave
the Times Office pleasant call Wed
nesday while in the county seat OF
business.
The Ladies of the Home Mission Of
the NJ. f. church, South, will have
their market at the Robert Tetle!
Jewelry Jewelry store, on Sarurda!
March 7. Phone all orders to Mrs. r
NJ. Smith, ll6.
Miss Jennie Waters, of st. Louis
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. p. Lang
MIR. and Mrs. Elliott Klein and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Taylor are HON
from the State University. Messrs
Klein and Taylor have just completes
the agricultural course at the Stat
Agricultural! College.
WANTED.-Will pay $500 cash TO
an Eagle Stamp book filled with tn
stamps. Young & johnson. G.