The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-20


30 cts. per dose you can have your
hogs vaccinated by a man from this
laboratory. This serum is made accord
ing to modern government methods.
Address, Huber Serum Laboratory,
Perryville, Mo. S-2.adv.
Ed Henderson was a business visi-
tor Wednesday and Thursday in St.
Louis.
You will find ali the Spring novel
ties at the Pennington Mercantile
Companys store.
w. f. Beard, of Knob Lick, was u
caller at the Times office on Thursday
Of this week and had his name placed
on the list of the Old Reliable.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Veins left Sat
urday for Flat River TO visit friends
and relatives. While there Mr.. Veins
will try to obtain employment. He was
recently employed by the Wells Fargo
Express Company and was laid off on
account of business being "slack."
Dry Goods and notions up-to-the-
minute in spring novelties at the Far
mington Mercantile Company. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Hubbard, of
Charleston, Mo-, were in attendance
mt the funeral services Of Miss Lora
Lee Murrill as was also Mrs. f. +.
Hinch and daughter, of Ste. Gene
We've.
Mrs. T. c. Young entertained on
Wednesday afternoon number OF
friends of her guest, Mrs. Cora Houch
ms of Fulton, Mo. Each lady was ask
ed to bring her fancy work. Delicious
refreshments were served. The invited
guests were Mesdames, Ware, Burks
Swink, Clay, Floyd, Weber, Tetley
Henderson ami Houchins.
Just received a big line of boys and
children's suits. Farmigton Mercantile
Company. Adv
Mrs. Wilson Barry and daughter
of Fl Smith, Arkansas, are visiting
the Milton Spaugh home.
Mr.. Geo. Guessing came home last
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Miss
Lora Lee Murrill. lie will remain al
home for few days before returning
to Liberty, Mo-, where he is attend
ance at the William-Jewell College.
Our stock is now complete in boys
and chidren's suits. The Pennington
Mercantile Co. - ADV
Mrs. Henry McClearney and sol
John, came down to attend the funera
of Miss Lora Lee Murrill. They re-
turned last Wednesday, stopping a
Flat River to visit in the home Of Mrs
McClearney's mother who lives there
All kinds of field and garden seed
at the Pennington Mercantile Com
pany's store. Adv.
Mr.. A. +. Davis, of the Famous
was in st. Louis the first of the weel
making selections for the sprinl
trade.
Get Northern seed potatoes at thu
Pennington Mercantile Co. Adv
Rev. DuBose informed the editor o
the Times that nice little check iron
the First Presbyterian church in st
Louis has been received to apply OF
the fund toward the Orphanage tina
is going to be launched here. This i
some Indication Of the way the matte
is being taken hold Of and meetini
with fhe ready response of the PEG
pie. ,..,. -
Miss FrAhtes Flowers returned tn
early part Of the week to Bonnie TER
where she is Engaged as one Of tn
teachers or the school there. " -.
~ FOR SALE.-The Phillips Restau
rant IN Pennington, No, doing a mic
business, Reason Of sale, the ill healt
of my wife. The business goes ehea
for cash if taken at once. Place wa
formerly known as the Hilton restau
rant. .'t,..-
Mrs. T'illman Rock who was Gale
to st. Louis n short time ago on &C
count of the illness of her mother re
turned last Tuesday with the repor
that her mother was getting alonI
as well as could be expected.
Creamery Butter and Olemargarin
at Whitworths.
The Times is glad to learn that MI
J:R. Davis is so we'll this winter. I'm
usual physical powers are needful t
endure the changingAconditions of tn
weather and remain well at the az
og ss.
Just rest easy when you order you
Spring suit from Trauernicht, 9Th
Dependable Tailor" that you are get
ting all the benefits Of 35 years o
practical experience in the art of cut
ting, making and fitting. Let us sho'
you the latest in fabrics aud'fashioni
To please our patrons is our cor
slant aim. II we don't tell ss; but !
,, 10 taIi othare Whitworth's