The Butler weekly times., 1917-11-22

i Belted overcoats. The newes
shown at Black, & Sons Clio. Co.
T. l.. Beach, the south side jewelcr
spent Tuesday in Kansas City buying
goods for his Christmas trade.
Good goods, right prices, square
treatment, Black g. Sons.
Mrs. J. b., Moore, who has beer
spending some time in this city visit
ing her brother John Herrell, return
ed to her home in Kansas City Tues
day.
Fadeless work shirts. Price right
AT sizes, Black & Sons.
Mr.. Harry Chesirc and Miss Marie
F.. Hicklin, both of Amoret. were mar
ried at the recorders office Wednes
day afternoon. Justice of the Peace
+, B. T.. Jeter officiated.
We will send goods out on ap.
proval and checrfully refund your
money on anything that does not suit
YOU. Trade with us and we will save
you money. Black & Sons Clio. Co.
DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Harper and little
son. Thomas Clyde, left Tuesday for
their home in Trinidad, Colorado,
after visit to Mr.. Harper's mother
Mrs. T. L. Harper. and other relatives
in and near Butler.
Duck coats, corduroy coats and
pants. Let Black & Sons show you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Orear and two
children, Harland and Eledon, spent
Sunday with friends in Rich Hill.
The Orears will leave in a few days
for Twin Falls, Idaho, where Mr..
Orear is employed in bakery.
All kinds of rubber footwear, felts,
and rubber coats and hats. Lay in
your supply now. Black & Sons.
The condition OF T.. {. Wood, who
has been seriously sick at his home
ON Ohio street in this city, for the
past two weeks. was much better
Wednesday. He is conscious at
times and hopes arc now entertained
for his recovery.
Winter underwear, all prices and
kinds. We can save you money on
anything you buy, Black & Sons.
Billy Cooper has purchased the
lunch counter in the Medley pool hall,
on the southwest corner of the square.
Mr.. Cooper is an experienced chef
and knows how lunch room should
be conducted. When you want real
tasty lunch give him a trial.
Renew your subscription to the
Kansas City Post with Chris r..
Black. Agent Kansas City Post.
Mrs. John Frazier and little daugh-
ter, Beverly. left the first of the week
for Oilton. Oklahoma. where she ex-
poets to spend the winter with her
mother, Mrs. +. NJ. Stout. Mr.. Fraz-
icr is a lieutenant OF Co. B I2Sth
machine gun battalion, stationed at
Camp Doniphan.
Sweaters 7sc and up. Caps soc and
up. Overalls $I.2s and up. Jumpers
SI.2s and up, Black & Sons.
The postoffice department has fur
nished the Butler office with new
parcel post scales. 1t is a very COM !
plete machine. All the clerk has to
do is to lay the parcel to be weighed
on the platform OF the scales and the
indicator gives the amount of postage
to the various zones.
James Beeler returned to Fl. Scott,
Kansas. Saturday. after a visit with
his mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Lucas, and
Mrs. Mary E. Best
Mrs. Best returned with him and will
make her home in Fl. Scott for
time. Mr.. Beeler's mother was mar
ried to Mr.. Lucas at Harrisonville.
November 4.
Arl Dudney, of the battleship Wy
oming, who came to Butler about ten
days ago to spend . short furlough
with his parents. Mr., and nrs. An
drew Dudney, and who was prevent
ed from returning By an attack Of
10 much better. The
lfained nurse. who has beea in At
tendance. returned. 70 Kausas City !,
Wednesday. His brother. Carl. who
was also thonght a. have -paanooaia,
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