The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-07
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Coal hods at Klein's. Jill 1 I'LL
Binder Irvine at Klein's. ,,,,.,,,
Northern potatoes at Klein's. -. =
Timothy seed at Kein's. .F,r,
Red Top seed at Klein's. 1870
Barrel and Sack Salt at Klein's. gGi
New evaporated peaches and prunes
at Klein's. 49,,
Lettuce, celery and cabbage at
Klein's.
Eating apples, cooking apples,
grapes, fresh prunes, grapefruit anu
oranges at Klein's.
New Sorghum at Pennington Mere
Co.
Fifty thousand families are safe
guarded by Guarantee Fund Life pol
;c;ee ct.
B. H. Marbury is looking after the
interest of clients in circuit court al
Ironton this week.
Jack Frost has again made his APP
pearance-the same grippy, nlppy per-
sonality as of yore.
Mrs. Henry Manley and children
left last week for a visit with her par
ents at Imboden, Ark.
Park Bleeck came down from st.
Louis Saturday evening and spent
Sunday at his home here.
Farmers, we will pay you either III
trade or cash for your produce. Farm
ington Mere. Co.
Sidney Wood, of Knob Lick, attend
ed to business here Tuesday and IA
vored The Times with an appreciated
call.
Mrs. Alma Rider is again able to
take up her duties as teacher IN the
North Ward school, after several days
illness.
The Monarch Theatre is replacing
it's summer awnings with the built-in
side walls, in preparation for cold
weather.
See w. S. Sloan about your insur.,
ance. Office in st. Francois Hotel
R"il@ing ~
While the nights and early MORN
ings are getting little crimpy, the
days continue to be entirely warm
enough for comfort. In fact, this is
ideal weather.
Miss Leola Womack, an employee
at The Times office, is spending the
week with relatives in Golden City,
H., and enjoying the festivities oil
Yelled Prophet week in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. D. Fisher and
daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Logan, left
Wednesday for New Orleans, La, to
spend the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. E. G. Simmons, and family.
Special price of $3.50 per bushel on
choice high-grade Timothy seed.
Pennington Mercantile Co.
OF the 1921 graduating class in
Chillicothe High, School. twenty en-
rolled at the Chillicothe Business Col
Iege for business training. What
better home endorsement could
school receive?
Mrs. A. E. VanSickle, of Liberty
vile. accompanied by her sister, MRS
N II. Mcfarland, of St. Louis, were
appreciated callers at The Times Of
fee Monday afternoon. Mrs: Mcfaf-
land is visiting Mrs. VanSickle.
3,176,22S widows in the United
States. Protect yours with Guaran-
t"o E~rd ife Policv ct
Fully third of the students at the
Chillicothe Business College enroll on
the note plan, thus qualifying flrst ana
then paving for their schc bling as
thew use it. Write the college for Its
remarkable credit offer.
Rev. and Mrs. Thogmorton, Of Fred.
ericktown, stopped here the first OF
the week on their return from annual
conference at Kennett, and made a
brief visit with their son. Rev. Z. r
Thogmorton, and family.
We have orders for eggs and poul'
trv for which we will pay highest mar
ket price-trade or cash. Farming
ton Mere. Co.
Dick Fuhrmeister, Deputy County
Clerk. accompanied by his mother, lei
FRIDAY morning in his car on his vaca
ton, and expects to be gone ten DAYS
or two weeks, which time will be spen
in touring Illinois, making brief stops
in a number of towns.
Paul, the 7-year-old son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. S. Sloan, has been dangerous
lv i'll with diphtheria, for the pas
week. Many friends OF the famii!
will be pleased to learn that the crisi!
is passed and the little fellow II
now on the. road to recovery.
A Guarantee Fund Life Month!
Income" policy provides reguiaaI
monthly income for the family. 2
S. per cent3of the adults that di'
leave nothing. A Guarantee Eun'
Lifefpolicy will keep you out OF TIM u
class, 81, ,...a.a .s.'7-7-- .. T
Postmaster J. B. Smith returne'
Yesterday from a month' visit 7
Lebanon, Va, where his wife Is, VISIT
ing at her old home. Mrs; Smith ha
not vet completed her visit. "Bryd
found everything at the postofficee Il
fully as good condition as If ne ha'
not been away, under the competen
management of. Miss Allie Patton.
The Times splendid Friend, Judge {
I. Garrett, of. bismarck. who has on
of the dSleEaEiSn from. that place t
appear before the County Court Mon
day asking for. assistance in puttini
the Bismarck lockwood road in con
dition. remembered to step into this OF
fice for few minutes while in thi
city, a. remembrance which we great