The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
Black g. Sons Clothing Co.

for the past few weeks, is reported n:
rapidly recovering.
H Mr. and Mrs. w. A. McCaughey, o
route six, were pleasant callers at the
Times office one day the last-ofI thu
week.
Lerner's Silk Waists are best
Walker McKibben.
Don't forget that the Electric
Theater is putting on some mighty
good pictures these days, and the
price is only nickle.
For new strength that stays will
you- -Pcnslar Dynamic Tonic, 75c ant
$3.50. J. a. Trimble, Penslar Dr. 49,
Store. Set
Ralph Scott and Miss Ada Bright
both OF Foster. were united in mar.
rage in this city Saturday. Probate
Judge Henry performed the cere-
inony.
Extra nice style in Misses Coats.
Walker M c Kibben.
Hatyey Rats, of Rich Hill, an
Miss Ella Query, Of Sprague, sur
prised their friends by motoring
down to Nevada Thanksgiving dry
and getting married.
Early Friday morning the fire dc.
partment responded to an alarm at
the home of Claud Wallace, on Wes'
Ohio street The blaze had but little
Roadway and was soon extinguished
We are pulling trade for Black &
Sons, SO we ask you to try them.
Mrs. Chas. Pharis returned the frs!
of the week from Columbia, whore
she had been spending few days
with her sons, Donald and Theodor
who are attending the State Univer-
sity.
Wear Ever" Cleanser, cleans an
po!1sfes in one operation. Removes
gas stains from outside and burnt
food Or other deposits from inside Of
aluminium utensils. Sold by ]. D
Deacon.
Silk ties in fancy Christmas boxes.
SOC. Black & Sons.
Judge Cole, who has been confined
to his home for the past two weeks
will, an attack OF facial neuralgia. is
still having a bad time with it. His
suffering is most intense which he |
stnfs with remarkable fortitudc.
Mics Susie 1Iarner, who spent
Thanks gving at tie home of her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Harper, in
| one Oak township, returned Mon
day to Warrepsburg whore she IS at
tending the State Normal School.
We feature pcnslar Remedies and
toilet preparations because after car
full investigation we have found them
to be the most efficient and also the
best value for the money to be had. ].
A. Trimble, Penslar Drug Store. SGT
Hugh Frazier. OF Independence,
Colorado a,Aa Lieutenant John
Frazier of the IeSth Machine Gun
battalion, at Camp Doniphan were
,alled to this city last week by the
leath of their father Claude Frazier.
Fancy silk muiflcrs in Holly boxes.
sI.oo. Black & Sons.
Al Coop returned. the first of tive
week from Wagner, South Dakota. {
where he has been with L. G. Henson.
former Bates county man. He says
hat a few days ago they hauled three
wagon loads of hogs to market, for
which they received $I.765.oo.
Rev. c. S. Handy, formerly pastor
II the Ohio street NJ. T. church,
pcnt short time with Butler friends '
he last of the week He had been l
making chautauqua lectures in Ne
raska, and stopped off on his way to
lolla, where he is now stationed.
lust think how pleased she will be
n Christmas morning to find on the l
tove. not that old cracked granite 9
cttle or sauce pan. but bright. new a
iccc of "Wear- Ever" aluminium, so '
asy to clean, so long to last and ST.
bsolutely sanitary. J. D. Deacon.
MFR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Chastain ar
wed in the city the last of the week II
rom Del Norte, Colorado, on visit a
, Mr.. Chastain's parents, DR.. and 1
frs. F.. y. Chastain. and brother, /
lieutenant D. c. Chastain. who is t
pending short leave OF absence in 8
lis city.
Big selection stylish coats at $500.
1000. $4,000. Walker-McKibben.
Chas. Mcfarland. after about a ;
eek spent in this city with home
,lks, left Sunday for the Mcfarland