The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-02
'Boys' clothes, d BACK q sons. !,

Mrs. Cena Sturgeon and, daughter,
Miss Eulalia returned last week
from visit with old friends at Hale'
Missouri.
D. Full line of -snit cases. trunks.
ltrsycling bags. Ready for school?'
Black & Sons.
Mrs. Frank T.. Blankenbaker, who
has been spending some weeks IN
Idaho visiting relatives and friends.
has returned home. 4
Beautiful new Fall Rugs, all sizes.
Waiker-Mc Kibben's.
Billie Allen, Of Rich Hill, chaper-
oned by his grandfather, DR.. w. RI
Allen, and w. w. Ferguson, was up
/ from Rich Hill Friday, taking in the
circus % RI
We have a few tires today at the
tcld price Who wants them? rs per
cent less than they will cost when
these are gone.
t Butler and Adrian, Mo.
E. H. Homrighous and Wilber
Parks, of near Nevada, sepnt few
days at the L. c. Culbertson home, IN
tSummit township last week. Mr..
| H contiguous was former resident
Of that neighborhood.
/ Pair auto cushions found Shobe s
watermelon patch. Found Saturday
/ morning. Owner can have same by
calling on Mr.. Shobe and identifying
same.
/ Misses Genevieve and leila Guynn
/ left the last of the week for Chi
4 cago, where Miss Geneevieve has a
position as instructor in conserva-
i tory of music and where Miss leila
\ will take course in astein =a@aS.aieago
school.
i Sale of Brassiers, soc,
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. -Kersey have re-
turned to their home at Ok.nulgee,
/ Oklahoma, after visit with relative
III and near this city.
Bradley School Sweaters,
i Walker Mckibben's.
/ Mrs. J. c. Nafus and son, George,
OF Ell Dorado Springs, were III Butler
the last of the week visiting with old
Friends. They are former residents
| of Butler ~"-
/ School shirts for the young me".
silk str:~- P'ack & Sons.
Il
IT.. Mrs. Ida Nentwig and Mrs. A.
Stumpe, of Kansas City, were guests
at the H. E. Sheppard home last
| week. Mrs. Nentwig is Mrs. Shep-
pard's mother.
Kewpie Twins School Shoes.
/ Walker Nc Kibbens $.
!; MIR. and Mrs. Otis Baker and son
X enneth, came up from Rich Hill thu
II last of the week for q short visit a
! tie home of his parents, Sheriff ant
i Mrs. j. w. Baker. =. i,
4 New Settler-We want to NEE
YOU and get acquainted. We want te
save you some money on your
clothes, Black & Sons.
| Mrs. D. B. Morgan and daughter
Marguerite, of Springfield, visited y
the home Of her brother. l.. c. Gull
bertson, in Summit, and with Butlci
relatives the last of he week.
Tive of the best Ford and Fordsor
Service Stations in southwest Mis-
souri, at your service.
= Norfleet & Ream,
Butler and Adrian, Missouri
&C. H. Mullis and w. w. MILLS
Who have been: spending seSera
weeks in this city with their parents
Mi. and Mrs. J. lR. Muliis; and ethe
relatives, returned last week to thei
home at Orleans, Nebraska.
New Comfort Shoes, soft kid.
Walker Nc Kibben's.
Kirkby Walker, who had been do
ing geological work in \Nyomiiil
with party from the university c,
Missouri, returned home last weel
tor q visit with his parents, Mr. AM
Ms. Is. X. Walker, before returninl
to his studies at the University a
| Columbia.
Boys knickerbocker pants, $l.oo up
An sizes, Black & Sons.
| = On account of the heavy rain Sat
urday night the base ball game be
tween Butler and FL Dorado Spring
that was to have been played on tn
hoaae grounds Sunday afternoon
was called off. The FL Dorado tear
| VIII come later in the season.
Gasoline, Carbon, Prices-Thre
thines TO consider. Low test case
linz makes heavy carbon. deposit
NJ test easoline makes light cal
UJhr3as1enrasf Prices are the came