The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-11-11
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Steel wool at Klein's. s-g,,
Fresh pork at Klein's. -
Maple butter at Klein's. 5aHN
Air gun shot at Klein's.
Chicken chowder at Klein's. 1.
Grape Fruit, for less; at Kleips.
Dry cell and flash light batteries'at
Klein's.
Extra good solid cabbage at
Kleien's. - ~
Shelled new all-halves pecans at
Kleiii's.
Celery and lettuce every day at
Flein's.
Circuit Court will convene next
Monday.
County Court is in session this
week.
666 quickly relieves a cold.
Mrs. John Gall is reported on the
sick list this week.
Air tight Coal and Wood Heaters at
Pennington Hdw. Co.
Miss Alma Sheets spent Sunday
with relatives in Hurryville.
To prevent cold take 666.
John ]. Williams, of St. Louis, is a
new subscriber to The Times.
Miss Kate Shaw went to st. Louis
Yesterday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schmidt left
Wednesday on weeks camping trip.
Mrs. Charlie Sheets and children, of
Doe Run, were Pennington visitors
Saturday.
666 cures Chills and Fever.
Mrs. R. L. Allen is visiting her IA
Their ]. T. Grove, at Beaufort, Mo-,
this week.
C. C. Rickus has opened meat shop
in the grocery store Of his prother'
Fritz Rickus.
Valspar, the all-purpose Varnish-
stands the hot-water test-at Farm
ington Hdw. Co.
Fred Karsch left Tuesday for st:
Louis where he will spend seVeral
DAYS on business.
Rev. N. B. Henry will preach at De
Lassus Saturday night and sunday
morning and evening.
666 cures Bilious Fever.
I'M. MAYNARD. who had been visit
ing relatives here, left Friday for MS
home in Dallas, Texas.
w. L. Bess and Tom Wells, both OF
this city, are among new supscrloers
to The Times the past week.
I'D. Hough, an enterprising farm
er on Route 7, called Monday ana re-
newed his Times subscription.
Don't fail to see our Big Saturday
Special, 17-quart Spartan Gray Dlsn
Pans. at 69c. Pennington Hdw. Co.
The postoffice, banks and many
other business houses will be closed
TODAY. in observance of Armistice Lay.
666 cures Malarial Fever. '''
WRr Latimer was attendingto bus;
mess in Pennington Tuesday and
made The Times Office ari..appfeesllatetdi
call. .,.. -
Miss Mary X. Edwards, of Route z,
was a Pennington shopper lueseoaS
and called to renew her Times SUD-
Piunkett's Mops and Polish, the
dusting and polishing mop that gets
into the corners, at Harrington nav.
Co.
C. C. johnson, one of the real farm
orc on Route 2, called at The Times
office the last of the week to renew
his subscription.
To break a cold, take 666.
Mrs. ]. M. Murray. of Lewisburg
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. C. P. Thogmorton, several weeks
left Monday for her home
Mr.. Evans and wife. who rented
M;sa Rlore's property during her ao'
sence, moved the last OF the week "
the Richards home on Columbia street
This is the time to commence the
urotnotion work for a ball park II
Harrington, the actual construction o.
which should begin early in the spring
Carbola-Use it as whitewash--
spray it on-brush it on. Dlsintect'
and whitens in one operation. Farm
ington Hdw. Co.
Mrs. LLOYD, who enjoyed VISITING
with her son, Robert Lloyd, IN 81
louis while attending the teachers
convention, returned home Sunda!
evening.
Elder J. H. Tiller, District Evangel
;s+ of the Christian church, will begll
a meeting at the Libertyville Chris
tan church next Tuesday evening
Nov. 18th.
Rub-My-Tism, a pain killer.
Miss Daisy Baker, who attended tn
Colored Teachers Convention in st
Louis at Sumner Heights, returnet
home Sunday She was complimente'
bv being elected treasurer OF the AS
ISOLATION.
The Sheriff's forcei busy this weel
summoning trial and grand jury. wit
nesses for the November term OF cir
cult court, which convenes next Mon
day. Apparently an effort Ewill, I o
made to clean up the bootsegglni
business in this county. as more thai
a hundred grand jury. witness have al
ready been summoned.
Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism.
Col, ]. w. Elledge has returne'
from a motor tour of forty days, dur
ing which time he visited many part
of this State, Kansas and Oklahomal
He is now preparing to renew HI
former activities in this county, in tn
leasing and developing of minera
lands.