The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-22

business houses, and made their es-
cape in "a stolen automobile belong.
ing to the hotel proprietor. So far as
known they left no clue. as to their
identity, and have apparently made
good their escape.
Before mapping out your Sunday
dinner, it will be well for you to read
carefully the list Of meats offered, at
attractive prices, at Bethels Cash
Meat Market, to be found on the flrst
page of The Times. 1t will not only
be economy, but will also improve
your dinner, to make meat seiec-
ton from that list.
The Times this week presents the
name of A. G.. Boyd as a candidate
for reelection to the office of City
| Collector of Pennington. During his
| incumbency of that Office Mr.. Boyd
has served the people faithfully and
we'll, and his natural mixing ability
and popularity will make him
strong candidate. "Gus" is the same
Yesterday, today and forever to his
most. of friends, hence his great popu-
larity.
Assessor Lawrence o. Wells went
to st. Louis Friday to submit to
u second operation for sinus trouble,
from which he has been great suf
| ferer for some time. The operation
required the opening of the upper part
of his nose, from which considerable
pus was taken. 1t was difficult,
delicate and painful operation, but
was complete success. Mr.. wells
is recovering nicely and hopes to be
home the last of this week.
4 When you have Backacne the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out OF gear.
Try Sanol, it does wonders for the
! liver, kidneys and bladder. A trial
|, SOC bottle of Sanol will convince you.
Get it at the drug store.
In this issue will be found the name
of Ben O'Dell as a candidate for Al
derman from the Second Ward, sub
!, iect to the action of the voters at the
. regular annual election, which will be
held on Tuesday, April 2. Mr.. O'Dell
, is too well known to the citizens of
Pennington to need any recommen-
dation from The Times. He is an old
citizen, a just and worthy man, who
, would render excellent service as a
member of the City Council.
{ These are the days when the APP
petite often has to be begged. In
which case you should visit the Old
: Reliable Meat Market. The chances
4 are 1000-to-1 that your appetite will
!, no longer remain dormant after look
- ing over the enticing line of meats
- and vegetables, which is "Uncle
- Toms" speciality.
: An Income Tax man will be in
= Pennington next Wednesday anC
Thursday, March 9th and 28th, fol-
: the purpose of assisting anyone VINO
. for any cause may have failed tc
: make out his income tax papers here
i tofore. Income tax lists are rather
5 difficult to make out, and the services
Z of this man will be extended without
additional cost to you. If your bus
|. mess or income is such as to require
c the making out of such papers, 1t vii
/ save you money to not longer della!
: this important matter.
Some of the wire fences in Farming
y ton have become a positive menace t.
the clothing of persons who pass b.
1t on the sidewalks. Here and there al
1t so wire is down in such manner a
to trip the unwary, especially on tn
1t lightless nights when the street light
" have gone out of business and tn
r moon is hauled down to half mast
s. Wouldn't it be good idea, during tn
j. "spring cleanup" for every propert.
< owner to repair his fences so the,
IS would not gouge and tear the hnmbl
citizens who must pass that way?
o. Sanol Eczema Prescription is
to famous old remedy for all forms Q
m Eczema and skin diseases. SanOl
rs a guaranteed remedy. Get SOC larg
j. trial bottle at the drug store.
Recorder O'Bannon was UNUSUAL
busy last Saturday cancelling 81 900
ne 900 worth of $1,000 notes for The
re L. Bunte, cashier of the st. Lou
Id Smelling and Refining Co. Thes
u notes were secured by real estat
mortgage, hence the necessity 70
il cancellation. 1t has the appearance
IN of "some business" to pay obligation
s. at million at throw, even in thes
ct days of gigantic finances. And II 20
C. think it is not "some job" to canc'
f. a thousand bonds at single sitting
you can doubtless get an argumer
nj out of Recorder O'Bannon.
hit Rev. Geo. w. Graham, who formerl
re lived in Pennington, but who is no
" State Secretary for the Baptist SUI
be day Schools in the State, was vii
Is itor in Pennington last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Allen left tn
,a morning for a months visit wit
as their son, John, in Colorado. Durin
ct Mr.. Aliens absence, all abstra'
20 work will be attended to properly b
no w. w. Waters.
ur The law firm composed of B. /
y Boyer and Francis A. Benham, of tn
nd city, have offered their services to tn
W government for work in the "foul
be minute-men campaign" or in ar
oL other capacity where their service
=. may be desired. These gentleme
20 tender their services gratuitiously 1
Az the government, so that one of the
is willing to serve in the great wa
ne work all the time, just so one may
en- permitted to remain in their office
Ill This is a. splendid and patriotic offe
which will doubtless be accepted