The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-12-12

Conservation Of 1uei is the leauing
question these days.
The public schools viii have ten
days vacation during the holidays.
Mack DermaD made business"
trip 70 81. Lofts Saturday, returning
Monday.
A full lin7 Of Seusaga Castings at
Be5aeia Cash Mcs. Market.
a years substitution to The Times
would ha an acceptable Christmas
present to anyone.
Reductions en- all Millinery at Mrs,
S. C. Watts.
>Wm. O'Sullivan came out from St.
Louis the irst OF the week for visit
to his old home.
Try some of the fine Veal at Beth
els Cash Market.
Reduced prices on trimmed and I'M
trimed hats.-Mrs. S. C. WHAT'S.
Shop windows are now taking on at
tractive appearances Of Christmas
cheer.
Inasmuch as We have done it unto
the least of these, we have done it I'M
to Me. Buy tag.
Make your Christmas Gifts of Can
dies from Sundays.
Miss Byrd Watts entertained the
Junior League of the Methodist
Church, South, at her home on Liber-
ty street, the last Of the week. Many
young folks were present and all had
a splendid time.
With eggs selling at Toe dozen,
you should make your hens produce
by feeding them ground meat scraps,
which you can get for D cents pound
at BethePs Cash Meat Market. =
You should not fail to see Billy
Burke in "The Mysterious Mrs. Terry"
at the Monarch, next Tuesday night,
Dec. 10th. 1t is a benefit perform
ance, and it is also splendid picture.
Admission Toe and 15c.
We guarantee everything we sell at
Bethel's Meat Market. ....
There has been but little business in
the Circuit Court the past week. Most
of the cases that were docketed for
trial, have either been compromised
out of court or continued by consent,
SO that few cases have been brought
to trial.
See Billy Burke in "The Mysterious
Mrs. Terry" on Benefit night, next
Tuesday, Dec. 18TH THIS" picture has
already proven a great success. Ad-
mission 10c and 15c.
Glass, Glass, Glass! Any size, at
H. C. Mell's Hdw. Store.
Mrs. E. E. Swink returned home
Wednesday night from st. Louis,
where she had been for month with
her husband, Judge E. E. Swink, who
is at st. Luke's Hospital. She left
the Judge improving nicely, which is
good news to his friends here.
Save coal-use New Perfection Oil
Heaters. At II. c. Mell's Hdw. Store.
His host of friends throughout this
community will be pleased to know
that Judge E. E. Swink has successful
ly passed a second operation at st.
Luke's Hospital in St. Louis, and ex-
poets to be able to spend Christmas
at home. Mrs. Swink is with him con-
stantly. If the Judge is permitted to
return home that soon it will be a
erich and rare" Christmas gift, not
only for himself and family, but also
for this community.
A close inspection of the advertis-
ing in The Times will save buyers both
time and money. Not only that-it
will also be a great convenience to all
those intending to make Christmas
purchases by acquainting them with
where they can get just what they
want, and at prices that are right,
without being compelled to put in
hours looking around through various
stores for what they may wish to buy
for Christmas presents.
Don't fail to visit Sundays Candy
Kitchen. We have candies of all
kinds.
Apparently regardless of the pres
ent cold weather, work continues to ne
pressed forward in remodeling and
improving the Home saloon building,
preparatory for occupancy by the
Pennington postoffice. A wonder
fully improved appearance is being
wrought in that property, which will
soon be converted into an almost ideal
pogtoffice home, where there should be
no noticeable jam or crush during the
business hours of the day.
j. B. Phelps, of Doe Run, was in
town Monday on business. He i'm
parted to some of his friends the
gratifying information that his wife,
who has been under treatment Of DIR.
H. H. Browne, at Belgrade, Washing
ton county, for some time for cancer,
is improving and that permanent
cure now appears to be close at hand.
He says it is'on guarantee of an alb
solute cure that DR.. Brown took his |
wife's case in hand, and she and those
most interested are now satisfied that |
the cankerous growth has been killed.
Just received a large assortment of |
Pyrex Glass Conference.-The most
sanitary and economical to use-at
II. C. Mell's Hdw. Store.
The advertiser has a right to all the
patronage Of every consumer IN the
community. The fact that he does adj
vertise is guarantee to you that he
has confidence in the merits of the
goods he advertises, also he would not
call for public inspection of them.
What right has the non-advertising
merchant to even part of your pat
1onage? He can give you nothing,
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