The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-05-23

The one cent sale starts Thursday
at Rhodes, list door west American
Clothing House.
Miss Merle Adair, OF Archie, for
mer graduate, attended the graduation
exercises OF the High School las,
| week.
Mrs. J. c. Clark has returned IRON
Otterville, where she has been stay
ing with relatives since the death OF
Mr.. Clark.
Mrs. Chester Rich, OF Kansas City,
is a guest at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Willard, on West
Dakota street.
Your pennies are worth dollars at
Rhooe's one cent sale. Sale starts
Thursday. Ist door west American
Clothing House.
Flowers delivered to graves decora-
tion day ior benefit OF out of town
customers Order early. Mrs. {, T..
Culver.
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Ed
ward armstrong visited at the home
OF Mrs. Ilarve Robinson, at Rich Hill,
one day the last of the week.
-. Theodore WeMott came down from
Kansas City last week and made a
short visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. a. w. WeMott. He expects to
report ior service in the army this
week.
Several members OF the Adrian
Country Home Club motored down
to Butler Thursday and spent the at
ternoon at the Red Cross rooms TAX
ing instructions in making garments
and gauze work.
Mrs. c. c. Day and little daughter,
Dorothy, arrived the last OF the week
from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Armstrong and Mr.. and
Mrs. I. J. Day.
The Rich Hill papers announce that
S. NJ. Davis has rendered his resigira-
ton as assistant cashier OF the Com
Inercial State Bank. of Rich Hill, to
take effect June l. Mr.. Davis will de-
vote his time tn farming
Floyd Bottoms. of Bighart, Okla
iona. came last week to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Bottoms,
md attend the graduation exercises.
His sister, Miss Fannie Bottoms, was
one OF the graduates.
Luther Wilson. of the secretary OF
states office, at Jefferson City, was
II town the latter part Of the week
IN business before the probate court
md found time to drop into The
Times office for an appreciated call.
For second planting, radish, lettuce,
'eet, cabbage, tomatoes, cucumber.
Also water melon, musk melon,
quash, pumpkin, pole beans, corn
ield beans, pole lima beans etc. Use
Slug Shot" it kills bugs. d. q.
Deacon, South Side.
Z. L. Thomas, who owns one OF the
nest farms in Walnut and View
lone townships. was Butler visi-
'r Saturday, and like all those who
ave been in the country lately, says
lat the prospects for bumper crop
ere never better than this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Dudley. who !
Ave for the past ten days been visit ,
G at the home of Mrs. Alice Dyer,
it the last OF the week for Los
ngeles, California, where they ex- :,
ct to reside in the future. Mrs.
udley is a sister of Mrs. Dyer.
Why let the insects take your gar a
n after all your spring work. Keep t
me "Siug-Shot" on hand, and at the "
st sign OF bugs dust lightly on the t
ants, and "presto!' the bugs are a
me. This is the evidence OF my II
stomers. D. O. Deacon, South Side. i:
Leslie Harper returned last week s.
pm Kansas City, where he has been i,
tending a dental school. He will
end his vacation in this city with
) mother, Mrs. 7, L. Harper, and Ii
II do his bit by helping his brothers b
Lone Oak township, with their w
m work. fc
). H. Evans. one of The Times -,
st appreciated friends, was caller r
this office Saturday. Mr.. Evans 81
one of the men who know that it +.
:es money to run newspaper and cr
en- his subscription expires he is on ~
dot with another dollar for the 8,
It year. he
zee Wix, of Pleasant Gap town ca
p, who was taken to Kansas City IN
week, where he expected to enter ia
ospital for an operation for cancer TT!
the liver, returned home Saturday