The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-12-16
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Shelled new all-HalNeS PSCdhs az
Klein's.
Bulk macaroni and vermicili at
Klein's.
Extra good solid cabbage at
Kleien's.
Celery and lettuce every day at
Klein's.
Plenty of barrel and sack salt at
Klein's.
Pure white strained honey in five
pound net pals for $1.OO at klein's.
We unloaded car Of extra fancy
northern potatoes this week-fine for
storing. Special price in lots
Klein's.
Experts claim that you can live on
cheese and bread. 1t will increas.
YOUR brain muscles and help you re-
sist disease. One pound OF cheese
contains as much nourishment as two
pounds of meat. We get our cheese
fresh every week-and buy the best
kind only,-Klein's.
Mrs. Frank Simms is reported low
with diphtheria.
Jules Hough, of Sprott, was Farm
ington visitor Wednesday.
Santa Claus Store open evenings
until Christmas. HELLER.
Christmas shopping is reported
generally good in Pennington.
State Hospital No. a has added a
new Buick car to its equipment.
666 cures Chills ana Fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Womack are
visiting Mrs. Do9illa Hoehn, on Route
No. /.
Mrs Zeno Bessinger, of Route 3,
visited Tom Ayers and family yes
terday.
w. A. Ship left the first OF the
week for Macon City, ILL.,, on busi-
ness mission.
Rub My-Tism for Rheumatism.
Melvin Mackelvey and family are
visiting relatives and friends IN 81
Louis this week.
Pennington business houses will be
open every evening next week 10 ac-
commodate patrons.
Mrs. Ed Bloom, of Route 3, IS VS.
ting her daughter, Mrs VIM. Bran
non, here this week.
The revival meetings at Chestnut
Ridge are still in progress, and con-
siderable success is reported.
To prevent a cold take 666.
Miss Mamie Guessing, who is at
the head of the music department IN
Columbus, is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Emmett D. Swink and
children. of Humphrey, Ark, arrived
yesterday for visit with home toiKs.
The Pennington Tigers foot ball
team went to Festus Sunday and SUI
Tered defeat in a game with the team
at thatiplace. d..
666 cures Bilious Fever. .
Alonzo Pettus, Of Bonnie Terre,
called the last Of the week ana NAG
his name enrolled as new suoscrlD-
er to The Times.
Send the imprved and enlarged
Times for 1922 to your friend Tor a
Christmas remembrance. The trleno
will bless you for it.
Mrs. lille Fleming and Mrs. M; L.
Fleming and daughter, and Mrs heh.
nv Antoine and daughter were FlaS
River visitors Saturday.
666 cures Malarial Fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Meyer motored
from st. Louis the first OF the week
for a few days visit with their many
friends in this community.
Mrs. R. Fugate went to Frederick
town Sunday for visit with rela'
tiyes in her old home. She Will re-
main until after Christmas.
Can you think of anything that
will be so appropriate, or so appreciat,
ed. for a Christmas gift, as the new
and enlarged Times for 1922?
The roads generally throughout st
Francois county are splendid, most OF
them having been given the necessary
amount of work to put them in excel
lent shape.
Rub-My -Tism, pain killer.
Nothing. for several times the
price, could bring the pleasure anc
happiness to your relative or friend
as will the enlarged and improved
Times for 1922.
The State Club basketball games al
the Chillicothe Business College are
producing some excellent material
both BOYS and girls, from which Will
later be selected the college teams.
Send the enlarged and improved
Times to your relative or friend
wherever they may live. You will re-
ceive their thanks and best wishes at
least fifty-two times during the year
Norman ]. Goeltz, of the Marines
who is visiting his parents in Bis
marck, was in Pennington yesterday
and remembered The Times with ar
appreciated call and renewal of sub
scription.
To break cold, take 666.
Frank AuBuchon, recently of Flat
River, who has spent practically his
entire life in this and Ste. Genevieve
county, where he was born, has &C,
cepted position as meat cutter in the