The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-07-19

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FOR SAi'E-l5o-acrc farm, 8 miles
north OF Bismarck, on good rock road
and mail route; well improved and oil
under good fence. Come and look 1t
over: For price and terms sec e. W.
hughes, Bismarck, Mo. 26-4t.
The Times desires TO call special at
tention to the article on the first page
in this issue headed "What Would
You Do?" 1t is intended to make more
plain to the average citizen some OF
the duties of the County Assessor,
under oath. Furthermore, assessing
property at "its actual cash value"
will hurt no one. The one thing nee
essary is to see to it that the law is
never violated in such regard.
You can give your furniture and
house interior an absolutely new ap-
pearance with a touch of Sunshine
Finish, to be had at Tetley-Klein
Lumber Co.
1t is certainly good to taste those
things which have been on the re-
stricted list. Take lemons, for in
stance. Their former price of SC per,
put them on the restricted list in The
Times family. Now that they are SELL
ing at 2-for. thew really taste better
than we had formerly thought it with
in their power to taste. While they
are small, their sourness helps out
wonderfully. 1t is another case of
don't despise them because they are
small"
In reopening the Autsen Meat Mar
ket, we wish to say that our principal
object will be to please and satisfy
our customers. It is for this reason
we have incurred the additional eX-
pense OF running two markets. Inc
best is what we VIII always try 10
furnish the public, both IN goods and
service.-BethePs Cash Meat Market.
For the information of her friends,
The Times is gratified to be able to
state that Mrs. A. w. Bradshaw, who
is in the Jewish Hospital in st. Louis,
is getting along most satisfactorily.
She is now permitted to sit up occa-
sionally, though she is on a rath-
err severe treatment, and the doctor
insists that she must stay in the hos
pital for several weeks yet, when he
hopes to be able to dismiss her in a
better condition than she has been
since her original cerebral attack,
more than seven years ago.
AGENT WANTED-Man or Wo-
man,-To represent us in Pennington.
Pleasant legitimate work. No money
required. No risk whatever. Results
sure and positive. Reference other
successful agents in Lead Belt.
GREAT EASTERN COFFEE & TEA
co. 3O1 to 1926 S. 10th ST.. st. Louis,
Mo 27-2t.
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