The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-24

Suit cases and trunks at Blacks.
Khaki pants and shirts, Blacks.
Let Black & Sons sell you all your
goods this year.
Overalls and jumpers at prices that
will suit. Black & Sons.
Young mems waist line model
suits at $22.5o. Black & Sons.
Everything we sell, we guarantee.
1t pays 10 buy at Black 4 Sons.
Work straw hats and gloves.
Come in and buy at Black & Sons.
Ladies' Let us sell you your men
folks work clothes. Black & Sons
Newcomers: We want to get
acquainted with you. Black & Sons.
Just received by express more
young mems waist line model suits,
Black &, Sons.
Ladies and children's knock
about straw hats just in.
Black & Sons
Ladies: just received another
shipment of boys suits. We can suit
you in price. Black & Sons.
Thanks to those who paid their ac-
counts last week. If you failed to
pay yours. come in soon. Black &
Sons Clothing Co.
Ladies and Boys--We have just
received several kinds of leather and
driving and light work gloves that
will fit your hand. Come in.
Black & Sons.
1t was reported that serious
automobile accident occurred on the
road between Butler and Adrian i'll
which a car turned turtle and sew
eral persons were hurt, but so far
no particulars have been available.
+. A. Hardin has purchased the J.
+. Smith property on South Main
street. and will move in some time
during the coming summer Mr..
Smith has bought the A. NJ. Camp
bell place on South Dakota street,
now occupied by DR.. Mulkey.
VIM. Underwood, one of The
Times good friends of Mingo town.
ship, was in Butler one day the first
Of the week and dropped into this
office for chat on the news Of the
day. Like many others of The
Times friends. Mr.. Underwood is a
staunch republican. but we still
have hopes of his conversion.
The house on the farm of ]. Hol-
stein. in Deepwater township, was
destroyed by fire early Sat-
lrday morning. Before the fire,
which was supposed to have started |
rom sparks from the flue, it was dis
covered that it was too late to save |
my of the household furniture ex-
ept feather bed and a trunk con-
aiming a few clothes.
Slx boy scouts were given medals
t the Opera House Friday night for
york done in the Fourth Liberty
-oan drive. The presentation was
made by w. O. Jackson, who COM
limen,ed the boys on the work for
heir country. Those who received
he medals were: James Thompson,
tewart Campbell, Leslie Holloway, I
.dward ley, Karl Nix and Chas.
'ollard.
The Butler camp of the Knights
nd Ladies of Security had a big
me at their regular meeting Tues
ay night. Eleven candidates were
lducted into the order and de-
ghtful lunch was served. The +,
nights and Ladies have been con- !
acting a contest for some time to ,
:cure new members and the class 2
ken in Tuesday night were the first !
the new members secured in the
'ntest.
Mrs. E. A. Hobson had a narrow
cape from what might have been
rious accident at her home
'ednesday morning. The Hobsons 9
ID their household goods packed !
.eparatory to shipping them to 6
ing City, where Mr.. Hobson has {
me to take charge of an elevator, 4
ID Mrs. >Hobsonf was on the front E
rich watching a truck that was to =
Ike the goods to the depot, back up !;
the porch to be loaded. The .
liver of the truck misjudged the n
stance and backed in too hard and g
e of the porch posts was pushed o
er and IN falling knocked Mrs. :
OLSON down and she was caught
tween the floor of the porch and
E truck and rather badly bruised,
( NO bones were broken. She was
le to 60 to Adrian that night
,ere she will make~-a brief visit|
ID relatives before going to King c