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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
JOE JACKSON WINS
Shades Pal Moore In Fast Bout a,
Eleventh Street Arena

Joe Jackson, OF Southwark, won his
second bout in two days when he de-
feated Pal Moore, the veteran light
weight, by IA close margin in the star
contest of eight rounds at the Eleventh
street arena last night. 1t was a fast
bout throughout and proved that Moore
still has a number of good bouts left in
him.
Johnny Griffin knocked out Cal Bar.
rctt in the third; Jimmy Howell stopped
All Fraaee in the second; the police
halted the bout between Eddie Moran
and Tommy Loughran because the
former was using foul tactics, and
| to a broken arm in the second round
asainst Jack o keefe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05

Wildwood. y. J., whore he viii while away
the summer mOnths. He plans 1O keep nun Nun
self In good shape so that he may go aiter
the top-notgh featherweishts LeXt faH.
sammy Harris has started nsgotlations tor
a championship match between Johnny MI
bans and Danny Frush in Baltimore. Harris
writes that he is Offering tho ttle-holder
guarantee OF SIC, 600 and also will sive him
$1,000 bonus just as soon & as ne ursss Sisns
a contract for a match with Frush. fTusn
viii come in at any weight Kilbane Is willing
10 make. states Harris.
Answer TO query; Willie Jackson ana lew
Tender have boxed three times. TWO We're
six. round no-decision bouts ana me other
was hftAen-Tound match in whIch lehu'eE
received the referees decision.
Willie Ferguson, an amateur welterwelght
horsr who recently won q diamond ring
at the Gaypty Theatre looks like prom
psing lad. writes II. J, Donley.
Richard Gale Is another amateur mlttman
who Is making good at the GayeH'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
Mahan's stars Booking Games

nine Afstbsr IL sbIr Of RTdso meets s
has few open dates for June and July. The
team lines up as follows: Pitcher. Kohler:
catcher. Pckford; first base. Smell; second
base, McDevitt; third base, Gilhooley; short.
stop Holland; left field. Jones: right feld
Tane; center field, Hibbs John Mahan. 4Ol
Jefferson ave. Bristol, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
Atlantic Refining Game on

The game between Roy Themas Atisadt,0 daS :,
a Tbirty. fourth and Reed streets mas peen
efflclaily called on on aScount 81 ra,rb as
aaturday Guy Epapsy' Treat I'm pousus' %
New YORK city.@1Pays Madison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
Scraps about ScrapperS

+ TOE KENNEDY has taken up duties
c officially as matchmaker OF the Ger
nantown A. A. 1t will be his policy,
1oseph says, TO give boxers in the
neighborhood an opportunity to sock
each other or get socked. Kennedy has
beop connected with the ring game for
,tout twelve years in the capacity of
nrornoter, matchmaker and manager of
kbofers.
4 Zoe o'ponneu. Of the rails or SchgyIHhll.
Will be official referee ,ot bouts al the hsr-
mantown A. A. in the future.
AK bouts will be staged at the, German;
eown A A. next week, 'hecause ] owe ny
pasrons an extra match, as pr9mo.er or. h1Iy my
Pisrson said oH,S shSw '0ST OWING TO the nonsp,
on s,nssance OF one OF the principals
pn,uIps and Eddie McAndrews are
Joe ,prntehes with Charley, Turner. Nc: Nc,
nSr..s also says he w3uid "a aecTmmS%ste ON Wnst
~ An eisht-rounder
.a.ht boxers billed TO appear In the
Z xTnnss.spsis Tns Ball Park show on Monday nIsn,
~ Sis in town tomorro" tsspf. misnft town 'n nit
wsnass. New York; Jack BrlItSm1 oSnny N etrifnths
Len kawi' o. Loushiln. south Bethlehemn
Snie1rsyyn lynch. New York. and Joe y D0""'''
diouoes,er
xshn o'Brlen. manager 81 Psu Pily ss Ps wa wa
any sns0fKl fKllsSns for championS;h'pv pvIts ms'I5 ~
'ns fGs ca. q TsEs nIisn '+S Tne eosP St Paul boIs
& ttovpis' .,ysn a good test when ne taxes VI
Sss Ssaass Monday nisht at the rms ran"
4. Rawiins watched Jack BTit,on on
E \, - Young Joe Borrell on mIInneebb when
t.;..S. noing TO have no huch S'"N" ~
-, after him" said Rawlins'
4. -. Lewis has been selected 10 "a re'sse fs,
3 N . 49,. ..r hetween Willie Jackson ana 20 tn
x 3H Xr,at the Phillles' ball park JuiS Il
a,s,~.srs wiyIs Alien Is now located
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
Navy Olympic Trials at New London

New London, Conn. June 6,-Word was
received at the United states suomaTine sS SasS
selected BY the Navy Department for the
Olympic preiiminaTies for the nrss ana 1nrr SnILu
| respectively, and the date has been hNed as
| Iune "a,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS X

Jersey city, 4; Reading.
ROchester, 81 Buffalo, q.
Akron Toronto. rain,
RaItimOrp-Sy rain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05

Ia. O'Donnell. Of the Falls NJ Schuylkiil
Ill he ofhciaI referee Of bouts at the Ger
,aantoyn A. A. in the future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05

Richard Gale is another amateur mltm
who Is making good at the Gayey'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05

six bouts will be STAGED at IN" German, an,
tow - an extra match" as Promoter Billy
Pisrson said only four contests Inv were ponsp put
on on anss OF one OF the principals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
z9c and 39c Art Ticking and
Scrim, l6c Yard

Mill Lengths of Art Tickings. for pillows,
cushions and other uses; also Scrims, in light
and dark floral and bird designs; lengths from
/ to yards, but plenty of pieces alike, so that
SIC Cretonnes, 29c-Yard-wide Washable Gre
tonnes. IN mill lengths from to yards. but as
much as 100 yards alike. In large Assortment of
desirable patterns and colors for draperies cush-
lon' couch or furniture slip covers. Fri %
day at yard Z2C
First Fleor-Barsaiu Table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
Friday Remnant Sale Of
Knit Underwear

$l.60 Union Suits, $l.%o-Womens Heavy
feeced Union Suits. high neck and long sleeves,
ankle length pants. In regular sizes q 40
only, Friday at. suit. pl .fS
$l.2s Boomers, 8oc-Women'. Knit Boomers,
in black and pink. made with elastic waist and
knee; reinforced where the wear Is
hardest Regular sizes and a few extra on
sizes Friday at..,...................... OSC
$lzS and 81. 80 Underwear, $1.O0-Boys Fleece
ed Union Suits in white only: high neck and long
sleeves, ankle length. Sizes to 10 CT M
7sc Underwear, +9c-Misses separate gar
Inents of feeced cotton; high neck and long
sleeves; ankle length pants. Sizes to A.
Knit Underwear Dsparmsnt-Fnt Hisss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
Friday Remnant Sale Of
Silk Remnants

Up to $l.50 Silks, S5c-Remnant Lot of Silks.
consisting of 3o-ineh Coiofed and Black FailIe
Silk Popla, 6-iaeh Cola Spot Silk Pepiin, so-inch
stripe Silk Popiin, S-iHeh Stripe Tub Silks, H.
inch Coiosed Chiffon Taffeta, 33-inch Silk q
Peases, sts Friday at yard ...... OOC
Up to $500 Silks, $l.zS-Remnant Lot of Fine
Quality Silks, including 3s-inch Colosed and
Black Satin Messafins, :35-inch Costed and Black
Chiffon Taffeta, IS inch Colored and Black Chiffon
Satin, 3o-inch Stripe Chiffon Satin 36-inch Stripe
Satin Messaline, 36-inoh Plaid Satin
40-ineh Ceored and Black Crepe de c. ~
Chine; cts: Friday at, yard. Dl 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
Friday Remnant Sale Of
Hosiery

$z.zs Silk Hosiery, $1.1s-Women's Thread Silk
Stockings. with Paris clocks up the side; in want
ed street shades; made with seam back Manu-
facturers slight irregaiars of s22s c11S
quality. Friday at...,,...,.....,....> pl y
sc Hosiery. lZ1zc-Remnant Lot of Women.
Cotton Stockings. in black and white: good
wearing quality. in broken sizes, Sub 0M
ject to slight imperfections. Friday at lH3zC
3Sc Hosiery, I8c-Children's Black Cotton Rib
bed Stockings, in small sizes. Good de-
peadsbie black. Chased as seconds 10
Friday at, pair. Observation-Disclosures, lOC
Hssisry Dspsitnsnt-Fixst Flaof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
Friday Remnant Sale Of
COrSetS

$3.50 and $500 Corsets, $2.zo-Popular makes
of Corscts, Of pink and white materials; low bust
and topless models, medium and long hips.
Broken lots AM sizes. Friday @ %
$500 and $3.50 Corsets, $1.9s-"R & G" Laced
front Corsets of pink and white coutil: extreme
long hip and low bust model; sizes Il e %
TO 80. Friday at Observation-Disclosures. Cl 30
6oc and 79c Bandeaux, soc-Lot of Pink Ban
deaux, Of excellent quality material; fasten back
and front models All sizes en
friday at ........................... ~
dsideabsrg's-Ihtrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-11
Friday Remnant Sale Of
Wash Goods

soc to 6oc Values, 25c-Rcmnants of white wash
goods, including 4o-ineh Chiffon Wolfe. 4o-ineh
Organdy, +0-inch Batiste, 36-inch Longcloth &C.
inch Nainsook. 36nch Cannon Cloth. 36-ineh
Pajama Checks. 4o-inch India Linon 27-ineh Yarn
Mcrcerized Poplin, also colored wash goods, in
GLIDING 40-inch Voiles and Organizes, 33-in Mer-
cerized Cotton Jersey Cloth, 26-inch
Silk-and-Cotton Chiffon Silk. ETC. Friday 0E~
oeldenbsrg's-First
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
NECKTlES

Now that you are going
without your coats n great deal
you want a classy tie 10 show
oil The vide flowing end tie
Is fast going out NJ date and
the newer NARROW IL Is taking
It's place This makes knitted
neck~eaf more popular
Knitted ties hold their shape
~ much better aud a. faf olt-
last the other Kind that they
afe really th. most economical
~ the end Then 100 they
come ia som" wonderfully
beautiful colYf.ugs
We nov have q line o. ties
Tor yoI 2" l-ct from that
will fairly make your mouth
water Aud considering the
present high pIres Of ,llk and
other material. they are
mighty reasonable ~ ur.ne
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
VOILES

We are 90 sing o.l our
fancy printed yoiles "a, re per
yard. lfycl viii compare tie
quality ur these with what
Others are selling at So you
will see what cYue nrly coed
values these are. There Is
one piece ii the lrl, q .i1ht
background with a fancy blue
and black figure that Is gong
a, 3Oc per vi
And remember that We
have some real nice SOLID color
voIles. a. inches wide in
white. pink and lieht blue
They are the very best We
could uuy and the prlr1 Is
really reasonable.
Or e you r-..l.ou0. fuT i
pretty crisp piece Of Or-au i
see that piece Of s1hd w'i'e or
the embroidered tnat We are
offering at SOC per yard.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
.LuteS Mercantile
MEMS SHIRTS

Say fellows are you going
to need any new shirts this
summer This is the season
whrn sou want your shirts 20
hook their very best. YOU know
Did you know that shirts have
advanced nearly 100 per cent
~ the last year and a half
We have potten delayed deliy.
eries on shirts that were
boueh, before this advance
aud are ofieriug shirts from
10 10 81 DJ cheaper than any,
one pls,
A. % pecial inducement 'or
Celebration Day We are offer
lng one eutire loi OF shirt,
that are worth at least Sl75
or $500 for 81 p TncN have
been ,nli,u. ike not cakes ~
las' wee and you had br''r
r1mr tu sopu before your size
!, gone Any way come 0
and aL gurG our ilue
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
SILK CAPS

Because ui their extreme
liRhtness aud durability as
we'll as the many beautiful
colulngs they come in. ,ilk
cops we're mighty popular last
summer aud promise TO be-
more ~ tins year
II you want tp have u real
dfr,sy cap aud a cool one yet
one made Of a good grade Of
silk
We anticipated quite a de.
mand for caps this summer
and bought a large selection
from one of the best lines on
the market before the last ad.
vance ia price went On Con.
stpurully We are able Ia offer
yUH @ Splrudid selection Ia
chu"sr from at prices thaf ate
more than fpasonabl. Prices
range from 81 25 10 S27O
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
Printed GeOPgetIeS
and CPepeS

We are expecting 10 receive
thi, week. a number Of dif.
ferent patterns Of georeettes
and crepes-de.rhine that are
mighty pretty They are espe-
ciaIiy adaptable for snockS
aud over drapeS "a, we'll as
summer dresses.
They we're bought last
Thursday and ordered out by
Parcels Post 50 with any luck
at all they ought 10 be here by
Tuesday or.Nednesday Of thi,
week
II you areplanuing a blouse
>uork or dress for this
summer drop in some time
and let us show you thru this
line You will enjoy seeing it
wheather you buy or not
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Elery Zimmerman oi Maiden VIZ
tied nj the home of his father. John
II Zimmerman. near Marble lii,l a
couple ol days returning Monday
Blouses, knickerbccker pants, caps,
slippers. and sandles. Taylor Mere
Company.
Our young people desiring q good
situation ut handsome salary should
write today for free copy of "0ppor.
tunity". published by Springfield
Business College. II is live wire.
A few specials III saddles. at spe'
cial prices. c Il WoIIef jackson,
Missouri
Rev Mr. Dennis. who travels for
the childfrn's Home Finding society
was In Marble llill one day last week
soliciting for that worthy institution
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

+ A. Brown, the Glen Allen lum-
Der man, was in Marble Hill Monday
and called at this Office FIR some
printing we did tor him, and while
here he told Us of the trouble he and
Carlisle T. Schnell, another sawmill
man, that day. Ii seems that they
had had some words some time be-
fore over or about a belt SChaell aC-
cused Brown of rurloinine, MIR.
Brown says he trihd to Hvoi the
trouble, hut when Seine ,s Old
of him aud told him he would take
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

him to jail, he told Schnell u take
hands off of him and let him alone
But he.hune on to Blown AMI put
his hand in.his pocket threateninely,
making him believe that lie was
about to do him bodily harm, when
he used his knife on Sch ell making
two wounds, one on the left side of
his head and the other in the left
side in the region OF his leart.
Brown offered 10 give timself up
.NNh he IuI rlfla., . p'al7t
h.,u, a,n IL /. " allowed ID
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
Farm wanted.

Wanted, to hear from the owner
of farm or good land for sale, Send
price and description. Fall de',v' ="
cry. l. Jones, Box ssh on'ey' Ill
Mrs. Lydy Of Chicago, who hfd
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs ]. A. McGIothlin. a couple OF
weeks, went over to Cape Girardeau
sunday and expected to take the
train there for Springfield, Mo, to
;o,n her husband, who is visiting
relatives at tina, place, and will visit
there before returning to their home
In Chicago. Mr, McGlothlin took
her to Cape in his car
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
NOTICE

Hunting, fishing and trespaSsing
is forbidden on our farms. Ben FL
frink, +. l.. Eaker, Henry Tenholder,
John Hinkebein. John Steinnerd, &.
j. Elfrink. J. G. Nandeven, H. l..
Steinnerd, J. H. Nenninger, S. H.
Barrett. f. 7. Welch, Geo, J Hink-
ebcin.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Fulton Zimmerman and family of
New iort arrived here the latter
part oi last ws,k Ia spend a week
at the home of his parents. Hon and
Mrs ] NJ Zimmerman
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

AZ the home rof his parents. lion and
Mrs ] NJ Zimmerman
Dental Notice
.<Exa Dr " a Reynolds
efySSVyV Dentist. will be IN his
office IN Marble Hill every Friday
sud Saturday
Singing Evangelist John lmre
drnpped into Marble iiill Monday
aud circulated among his friends
until next day. when he went TO Do"
Run where he expected to assist IN
series Of revival meetings
Gihs. you can huy q beautiful
picnic dress At Taylor Mere. Co
4 ] Master, and Rev Mr. Trent.
ham II Hurricane motorrd to town
Monday IN Nr Masters car aud
made tins office welcome visit
Extra good grade soft nainS"ok
and dimity for undcrgarnent. pink
blue. and white Taylor Mere Co
Nr and Mt Henry Alexander
aud Mrs AleXanderS parents. Mr.
and Mrs Smith. spent a day or t~o
nj LaIma the latter part Of last
week. returning Saturday evening.
For Ssie-New S-room d~ellinl
house with basement nicely located
ri.tern. garage. barn and other out
buildings. including storm cellar
For price. terms etc. apply to { X
ESrtS. Marble Hill. Mo
Mrs 2 r. Richards and two sons
Clarence aud Carl. Of FreierIckto~n
came down to visit her parent,
Hon and Mrs J II Zimmerman
and other relatives until the last OF
the week
You can find the shade Of Silk
you want at Taylor Mere Co.
Sam ] McNmn. Jr who had beer
visiting at Pennington a couple OF
weeks. returned home last Friday
accompanied by his friend. Master
kenIy BuGc. who is spending few
days with him
/ For SaIe-Two hacks. at a bis
( bargain {. II Wolter Jackson
Mo
MIR and Mrs F NJ. Young OF nea
Sank were at the county seat Mon
day and made this office an appre
ria,ed visit and cashed up for In,
Press another year, which ehey al
ways attend to regularly.
Mems union snits. 81 IS, at Taylo
Mere Co
/ +. L. Burke, a progressive tarme
and stodkman o. the visinity o
/ Grassy was at Marble Hill last Sat
uriay and made the printer a wei
come visit and renewedlhis subscrip
tion
Tennis and canvas shoes anC
slippers for men, women, boys an'
girls at Taylor Mere
! Jas d Ellis, who wasfa sereean
in Company II, and whose home II
| in Patton, Mo, has accepted th'
position as arsistant cashier OF TN
| First National Bank He is a youns
man of exceptional business ability
and we are glad to welcome him a
a denizen of our bailiwick,--DeXte
Statesman.
: For SaIe-Baled hay Call oI
or phone Tom Grader, Marble Hill
Mo. r. F. D. |.
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I ~ -,...., rnr ,h;ttran Innl
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
~ LOCAL NEWS. r.

The hcst u always the ch"alrsi
buy National lirh' coal oll "a,
X =. Jones
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Taylor Mere, CO., only 10 cent.
a crowd of friends met the groom
and bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Hershel
Brown, at the train last Saturday af-
ternoon with a two-wheel cart, in
which they enjoyed a nice ride
through town, while rice and many
other articles too numerous TO men
ton were thrown from all directions
After the ride a miscellaneous show
er was given them at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs F B. Rauch. They re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
gifts, A course of ice crerm and
cake was served Morehouse item
it. G,ke ton Herald
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Canvas shoes for children look
cool Sandals are cool Tayl,
Mere. co. has them.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

so bis way. Schnel was taken to
the ospit | at Cape ii ar eau, at
his ywn e ueSt and We have not
lear E tn uIl extent Of hi injuries
Il tbs writ q, Nontay afternoon
Be su e see Taylor \ ere before
you take your 10 eyMCo trip. A
uulk, suit ca or trav ling hag
will help you.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

For Saie-Baled hay Call on
ar phone Tom Grader, Marble Hill,
Mo, r. F. D. |.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
NOTICE

No hunting or trcspassing viii
be allowed on our farms. W. h.
Chandler. Hosea Scabaugh.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Buy ,uur 9Th Of july Bueries
from c u wupcr Jackson. Mo
Attorney Geo T. Conrad came in
one day laI week and had his sub
script,on marked up another year
Rememb~r Taylor Mere ca has a
large stock Of Trunks. Suitcas"s and
Travelling Baes
Rub-Ny.Tism Is q powerful anti.
~ptlcit kills the posion caused from
injected cuts. cures old SORES, 'ei'er
etc
Hon Rol-rt Drum vent over Ia
the Cap Noupay IN his car Harry
Hahs duye for him.
Tennis oNfords aud shoes. white
OF hro~u at Taylor Mere Co
I'd " Caldp,ll II Lutes'ill was
In Marble Hill tuesday and sub
scribe,I fur the Press
No hunting or Irespass,ne will be
allowed on our farms J a IArtoF'
wLl.rrrs and II " MrNrtEs
lust received another big ship,
mrnt oi buegirs AMI ,utrics at { u
VOTERS Jackson Mo
psfasnls can he found at Taylor
Mercantile
Luke Hodges and Naffat Wallace
went to 2alma. Sunday, ~hete they
arr doing some carpenter ~ors. -
Sikeston Herald
G68 quickly relieves Colds ana
IsGnppe Constipation. BiliousneSs'
Loss Of Appetite and Headaches.
Ladies. vii sou need 4" pafasol
picnic day II yon do come ana
SEE ours Taylor Nrrc -.
Mrs + Murray aud babe OF
Flat River are visiting at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs " \ Kinder ~
Marble Till
For the best wearing, hight run
ming and latest style buggy So Ia
c n VOTERS. Jackson, Mo
Many beautiful oxtords ior ladies
at Taylor Nero Co
Mrs B r Tate went to 81 LOUIS
Monday in response TO a message
iuforrnins her OF the illness OF her
daughter
Vol picnic waists, different coloTs
SITS. at Taylor Mere Co
Lee Newell has been on the slck
lis, the last week or more, and Jen'
nines Yount is driving the dray
wagon for W D Allen.
Taylor Mercantile company mas
received another lot OF most beauti'
ful silk shirts, also new style OF ar
row collars,
Philip Long and family of hurrl'
cane we're in town last Fr'pay and
made this office an appreciated call
and had his subscription credited up
another year
nfferen, colors in camisol ribbon
at Taylor Mere, Co
Farm wanted.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Don't iaii so ana "a, ar Jdiee
Maver at La vile ext Friaay
. IteTnoCA 30
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

'hss wv sfhhhhH "hfhf NfHffffhfh " f'F
In the Walker home. went Ia Lutes-
willie Ia visit relatives there
Buy your work shoes at Taylor
Mercantile companys
FOR Saie--SlN Toom house, with
garrct Five acres of ground, good
we'll Of never failing water. out
buildings. lies within the incorpor-
alton Of Marble Hill.
For particulars address
Mrs Ella Ellinehouse.
Marble Hill. Mo.
We have been ~ crowded with
WORK anu short of help the last lew
weeks that We have not been able
To Aeep our subscription list revised
every week aud ol those who have
pail lately We would request that
they notice the date on tneir address
label and n IL has not h..p prnnrIv
crdiled notify us ut once aud the
proper correction will he made
Men. don't forget about those oSeT-
alls aud jumpers at Taylor Mere
There will he services at the Meth
odiS tchurch TN Marble Hill next
SUNDAY mcfnine boy Pastor kIncaid
Rev ChaS Cation. pastor of the Pres
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M'>>r> Leo and clarence rl''lhafu
q! LiI'nd "efe III MatoI. i'lI "ed'
h'slaI "i last week on '''e'F way 10
and Treasurer TX Wells accom-.
uan,.d ,h.m frnm here They went
IN l.,k ,f,.r Hiram SIinkard their
brnth.r who has been in the hnspi,.
oI rh.r. under treatment sone time
and they rourl,ded that il might h,
eond far him IN come home n short
nm. and they broueht him down
to yi>t home fnlks and il is hop4d
h. uiII b., benefited
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Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

One lot of shoes for children at
Taylor Mere, CO., only rs cent.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

DON'T FORGET THE BIG CELEBRATION
THAT WE ARE TO HAVE SATURDAY JULY }.
IT'S ALLiFREE AND PROMISES TO BE ONEOF
THE BIGGEST DAYS WE HAVE EVER HAD IN
LUTESNILLE.
We ,oam your trade. Let us rrooe it,
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Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Mrs. Elmer G Walker returned
home Monday from an extended
visit To relatives at Bernie Her
sister.in.law. Miss Beryl Walker. Of
Bernie aud little Miss Delois Ford Of
Whitewater accompanied her home.
the former expected to spend a cou.
pie ~ weeks visiting Mrs Walker.
and the latter. after spending a day
In the Walker home. went tu Lutes-
vile Ia visit relatives there
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Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01
Dental Notice

&%Sa Dr v A Reynolds
tfTSVvyV Dentist will he IN his
office IN Marble Hill every Friday
,nd saturday
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Jas d Ellis, who wasfa sergeant
in Company II, and whose home is
in Patton. Mo, has accepted the
position as msistsnt cashier OF the
First National Bank, He is young
man of exceptional business ability,
and we are glad to welcome him as
, denizen of our bailiwick, dexter
Statesman.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

FOR Saie--SN Toum house, with
earrcL Five acres of ground good
we'll Of never failing water, out
buildings. lies within the incorpor-
alton Of Marble Hill.
For particulars address
Mrs Ella Ellinehouse,
Marble Hill. Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Vol picnic waists, different color
SITS. at Taylor Mere Co.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Claude Alexander wen, to Morley
Sunday
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-01

Rub-Ny.Tism Is a powerful anti
septicit Kills the poslon caused from
injected cuts. cures old sores. teiier
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