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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-16
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The -nerabcs= sr n 9'ist Wess-
ans Union ic-. e. eal-e entertain L
tae.r husbands - = N2z-2.t4n4 >
On TuesGay av@saa N t..s fsee.a -t
room OF tn s1-ret Pretty red euc
WHITE hee-es. cavtss ans o-her gafe4-
NAe susges sons wore very 4esrnct4~e
20 the eventus Nas u7e7rsiy spssrt
playing sanes Ia keeping Wish the
occasion Astes tee genes 6eiicious
refreshments ~ero aervss al tAhses
BEAUTIFULLY decorated wish candles.
s'ssted ts1npe AK. towers.
AIRS = u sn liey wiu euter-ain
ne 'adies oe t1e Erthssane Club at >
che o'caccz luueaeoa a1snorrcsz sn her
9orae On Detroit street
XII and w. 3 o. 5chnaoa enter
eained tho xnc2nbera OF She f ase mary
CAuo la-ss even NJ and eaucc vas play
Cd Hcno=s were -aede 81 Mrs. John
son znd NJ. Charles k.uss.k. after
hich dainty course luncheon was
served. Ars. EDWARD Knoerzer Will
entertain at he next meeting.
-
Mrs p g. Betz delightfully."- enter
tanned this ladies' Of The Co.umsia club
yesterday afternoon = her home on
Scuth Holman street Fridge " as
played enc The hcnors made So Mrs.
" e. Russell and Mrs.. Prank Ess-
ho1n- 2oG the guest prize " 81 gwen IL
Mrs. NJ. Rothschna. Mrs Anna
Mo-sn wac also : guest for the after
Eooc-
Ers. ida Tutey or Claude street viii
entertain the pzst Councillors Club "a
The Daughters Of LAbert tomorrow ar
teruoon Il her home. AMI the assisting
Aoste7se svsiI Re Mrs- Rick. Mrs.
Bali Mrs Grace. Mrs. Gregg and
Mr.. Tuszy.
Ars g1oyd Griffith cha1zninEsy enter
txlaed the VTsdnr sday Afternoon Five
Hundred CLIO yesterday II her HON
or sIcraiEe avenue EtSsFxoos. Ronors
IN the cards were made by Mrs. Claude
Dresser. and dainty ard preeti,y ap-
pointed course luncheon was served
eugS@stiv~ Of Valentines Day. Mrs..
Gien Charter viii entertA.D at the
text melting n her home on Sib,sy
street.
E7. and Mrs. Adrien q, Jackson 0.
Claude street Anrounce the birth os q
itttie daughter. Florence Mae. on wed
teS1ay. Yebruaxy the fifteenth
rr. and AIRS. William ~. Bfs,xSa
cs>&=mingiy entertained en- Tuesday
evening IN their attractive new home
ca Mason street. In honor or Col. and
Mrs A. ? Melton OF Gary. The roomg
were datntiiy sugEesttvr OF vaienttne'r
bay. I'm red hearts. strun~ OF rib
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II. Neutral eaekareurd.

ciew 10 The effective use o. color
In interior decoration Is to be found In
a consideration OF the wHys q nature.
Here We fnd the large areas in the
softer coiors, with accents IL brilliant
but small patches ar In flowers and
birds. eieid of quiet color makes The
besf background TO ofi'set beautiful and
high-coioged objects. That Is why all
walls and floor coverings are preferred
In neutral tones.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-16

Tests made In England Of men sTd
women In factories working beslin1
dirty windows and the same employees
working behind clean windows, reveal
an average OF frnm . 70 IL per cent
more efficiency In Che latter than Ia
the former. This Ii becauss the dirty
windows cut of certain amount OK
sunlight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-16

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 1s.--Lswis sup
arters and Howat insureents. after
night which saw great forces oc mis-
onaries bottonholing. harranguing
I'd IN some cases ceercing dole gates,
Htered Tomllson hall today oocky in
.emeanor. but under the surface a Bit
ncorta.n as to winch Of the two camps
lid the ace In the hcle.
John IA Lewis only smiled when
sked TO forecast the result OF the roll
all vote which will decide whether
ne administration OF the United Mine
Workers OF America is to go down II,
defeat before combined insurgent
forces led by Alex Howat and Frank
Harrington That smile was intended
as evidence OF his belief that his fight
is won.
Howat and Harrington. on the other
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Card Of Thanks

and friends TO- thaiz kind assistance.
Toral offerings and syra patty AZ the
death OF our husband. Z. father ard
brother. Clare ". Palmer. Also
frfends who so kindly donated uze OF
autos.
MRS PEARL PALMER
ROB ERT PALMER.
MARX A. PALMER
CLAUDE .. PALMER 3.1s
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(BULLETIE.
D. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS


STAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. ssRvicEl
.NDIANAPOLdS, Feb. Ie.-Three
cessive defeats in the national con-
ltion Of the United Mine Workers
re turned to victory for the admin
alton o. JOHN j.. Lewis. inferno
.E.al president, al todays short ses-
a when the Lewis forces adopted
- credentials committees seating
elrty delegates In addition TO the
svision1l deiesation from Kansas.
: last minute attempt OF the Howst
ction to upset the report avaiied
thing Tor the reason that Harry
shw wick vice president OF district Il.
40 led the attack. slept st the switch
IS drive was not made until the con
ntion had gone on record In favor
the committee report. and while he
L. permitted to speak ne was ruled
OF order.
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A benaGt card party wf1r 10 give
or Victory Curt SIS Tribe Of Ben ~
At Helms Hail. 500 " Stats Ft.. west
1Iarnmand. TharsdAy evening Bep
4ath Pedve and nunce viii be inlay
81 ard vAsw&ble prizes given. 9-Is-1
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ulail. 10 gan possession Of a motor
car that he might SHOW or to his
friends 10 the crime for which Church
viii pay the penalty.
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Voting was a new thing TO one North
eide Eaatron, who. when asked wheth-
er her husband had voted, replied !:
"Yes, be WIS away from the city. -
he uxed ne laher-+- '-irdo<i' vote"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-16

= boz SIT earl party GfTs 80 sseoH
- victory q ART s7s Trfne Of BIS Har
= Eesss Ezsf ssa y staie SEE West
a9s.zs4Asnd FSs sag svaHsa4s Pen.
.ssA Pa6Te ard baasa y ~ - alay-
60 zAG vaiaasss Srlses sivsa- b-1s-s
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LIVE LOCAL
NEVIS ADS"
HEMSTTTCTIING

Hseaz%seeA ycUr svrsn@ Garsrexs wfth
srsLd es silver Threads by Ua@eys. We
-.aSeeA al eoior~- CT state st. Phoae
4&&, xg@rnraGssAs 2-14-tg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-16

.osnre fsTseg Tia rH5cA nv E-1r
,eNSEH served by mo Ladies' ~
gavterias efssFaa N t'so diaiag
ao0za ng tss eiauTaa FEials e=sn;Hs-
@s5. fgla- a. ssa D4ate- Fis&sts sss,~z
y sss1n. still
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-16

TAat s0uF smelly sInis will lsac
power quick y-if Teu ase siae Devii
=. ssases 2-Is-st
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sAI-E-Dodge truck, Al condition.
: $. Garage & Sales. State Line
and Sibley ST., hammond s.I6.1
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rreas FsS~ssas tatsY-SaP sso
peskaas Of Sue Devil Cleanser. 7-i3-s
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Kidney. Liver. Bladder
Troubles CONQUERED
Bladder W eakness and Pros
tate Gland Irritation.

ClogEsd zp Deposits are Dissolved ara
SxoAsRs <rcls->nsl Completely Ursvoaa
a1Es Drug gLsts Authorised TO ausx-
aneea la, LGsay's 5&aEsh-2oOt IL
Every Instance.
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A reea1zr 1osva soc Dlet-Y8ia
DsvSi. s2s-e
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boras. hanging from doorwNys and
chandeliers. Baskets Of red earaa-
lions and frees4ns wers lovely. ans
there were seven tables Of Iy-orreas,t,.
hearts The honors were made by Mrs..
Robert Harrington. Mice AITs Hose.
MI ". T. Long and Mr.. Marcus. De-
iicaoos and appropriate refresiassae-t =
were served at the tables
Claude d Palmer or Harrison street
who has been critically Ill with pleur-
lay, - getting slong nicely end l. be
lieved TO be on the road to recovery.
Miss Mildred Burns vel known ia
Hammond Is very I'll With pneumoria
following az attack OF iaduenna. Miss
Burna iiTes oa Grapevine street in In
diana HARDER. and her many friends
hope for an early recovery.
%
Mrs. William Becxulsn WIN enter
tain the ladies If the Jolly gzshs Five
Hundred Club tomorrow a6tmno<a Ia
ha- home GA William street.
SID D. Nellie os Gvecnxtiie. Miss.
IN the guest of his father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. z. H McI1ie az south
Holman street today.
Tho entertainment Tor csent1Aan en- 5
Evening OF che HAma md Woman.
Club has been postponed until sorle
time in March The exact date T. Sc
announced laeaP.
~ essss - nasre &c Auy = EsHy.
g
4 very nice surprise party was CIV
81 IN honor OF iiE1e Emil ae1lers
thirteenth birthday last night II hel
| home On Douglas avenue TIE even
ing E&s pleasantly spent play
games and prises were gtve1 e.
Blanche Walsh and Floyd Hoffman
after which a duutiIy app emo
luncheon ~as served Miss Erran wa
tbs recipient OF many pretty and us
full gifts from Blanche walsh, Iscrali
Walsh, Lsons Camp. Helen CaIlsgha
Margaret Como h. Florence L.esenre
Mario Brehn. Irene Aauskey. Adeiin
| Mauskcy, Joe Conrotn, Lester Kelly.
John F1nneran. Arthur Ldesenfei
Frank Brehn, Raymond Maaskcs
Floyd Hoffman and william Hireback
Mrs. Martha C!aussen Of South Hon
man street. who mas been very III witt
| influenza fr the past few days, is SLOW
! ~ improving. Friends ara anxious 10
| her carly recovery.
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Srsess K ss6sgarteEs sor special ear
nsryts-s to pa.saeaen Friday and Sat
ErdaF fer '"rsss Bss" performance
anS-usar or spscizi ears seitiRs after
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s7BrcwFs= pgE DINNER. gSe PLATE
Served ~ zHafea So Presbyterian
esurca n eszasca diaIz9 room FRIDAY
esSxsaS, sas7uiEs at ssee s-1s-1
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Hammond Musical College
Pfswc. vsirs, vietia Fls;ts apeas
sRa. UaeieIs, 6aa3o. Mandolin. Guitar
O&hetas. DrsNstsc Art. 1oi
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-11-30
PHYLLIS Haver

premiership, has received her diploma
from Mack Sennett, and will hence
forth be seen at the head of her own
company in a series of comedy drama
productions, a star.
Mack Sennett has proven conclu-
sively that beauty Speaking profess
sionally) cannot exist without intel
ligence, nor can it be effective if not
allied with qualities of character
With almost uncanny foresight this
well known producer has picked from
thousands of aspirants for screen
fame, so it is credited, more beautiful
girls whose histiionic talents have
automatically advanced them to stel-
lar positions in filmdom, than any
other individual
Of the stars prominent on the
screen today, many of their careers
were started on the Sennett lot. Pre-
ferring to retain her indemnity with
the prodeer who first introduced her
to the film world, Phyllis Haver re-
manned during the migratory period,
and through her beauty, grace and in
telligence has won the admiration and
Affections of millions of fans the
world over.
From that galaxy of screen beau
ties known as the Sennett Bathing
Girls, Miss Haver arose. Through the
medium of hard work and study she
successfully advanced herself to the
enviaDle position, long cherished and
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DAIRY HERD ON EVERY FARM

Joe Murphy, Superintendent OF the
Minneapolis Tribune is making a
personal demonstration of his faith
and belief in the Dairy campaign.
The Minneapolis Tribune initiated
more than year ago, ITO Establish
a Dairy Herd on Every Farm in
Minnesota, Dakotas, and Western
Wisconsin," buying nine head of high
milk and butter producing Holstein
cows and heifers, and the two year old
herd sire, whose sire's mother was a
worlds record cow in the 305 day di-
vision, from the N. c. Johnson estate
of North st. Paul.
The N. C. Johnson herd of over sew
enty head, by common consent among
Minnesota Breeders, ranks among the
filst in the state. Mr.. Murphy's
cattle were selected by E. J. McMa-
hon prior to the public auction held
November Attn, and bid in iby P. J.
Toonley for Murphy & Toomey, and
shipped to the Joe Murphy farm two
miles south of Roberts, Wis, in
Saint Croix County.
1t will be of interest to st. Croix
Holstein Breeders to know that
number of the Johnson herd were bid
in by c. H. Johnston and shipped to
his farm north of Roberts.
The following is list of the cows
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and heifers purchased:


Ruby Homestead Ormsby-716328
Age 81 months. A daughter of the
famous Duke" one of the best sons
of Worlds Champion Sir Pietertje
Ormsby.
South Side Ruth Ormsby- 629427
Age years. % month butter recora
for seven days 20.32 pounds. Bred
to Sir Korndyke Ormsby Piebe.
Emblagaard OrmsDy Grandeur-549-
131. Hen sire only living son of great
1906 pound COW, Duchess Skylark
Ormsby.
Johanna Lyons Gerben-565443
Bred to Sir Pietertje Ormsby MERGE
des 43rd.
Queen Dagmar Pietertje- 280383
Butter in 251 days, 587.0G pounds.
Mercedes Dandy DeKol-618601. 2
year old.
Syme Inka Perfection Jule-705560
10 months old.
South Side Lady Glen Ollnsby-753-
TAB. 2 year old.
Syme Pomona Perfection-7055
Age Is months.
In the near future Mr.. Murphy will
ship to his farm at Roberts, number
of high record heifers purchased from
Mrs. Symes year ago at Glenwood,
Wis. The Symes cattle are being
tested under the supervision of E..
j. Mcmahon, Superintendent of the
Ramsey County Farms.
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Tuesday, (being the 18th day. of De.
cember, A. d. 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following matter will be heard
and considered:
The application of Ben Deiss, exc
cutor of the will of Julia Deiss, de-
ceased, for an order authorizing him
to mortgage, sell or lease all of the
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real estate of which the said julia
Deiss, deceased, died seized or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
pay the debts of said deceased and
the expenses of administration.
Dated November 8, 1922.
BY the Court
Warren p. Knowles, Judge.
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Notice is hereby given that at the
special Term of the County Court to
be held in and for said County, at the
County Court Room in the village Of
Ellsworth in said County on the End
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finally attained-A Star.

Miss Haver's first starring vehicle,
though not as yet given title, will be
ready to put into production within a
very short time. F. Richard Jones
has been chosen to direct. Similar to
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PHYLLIS HAVER NEW
STAR OF FILM WORLD

1t will surprise a few, but delight
many to learn that the beautiful
Phyllis Haver, having served her APP
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-11-30

State of Wisconsin, County Court
Pierce COunty-In Probate.
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For the highest cash price on poul
try call 577-3, Pratt's Poultry Yard
adv.
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LEGAL NOTICE

First Publication Nov. 16, 1929
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the other productions made under the
Sennett Banner, this new series will
be released through the Associate
First National.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-14

Safety raxors and extra blades,
Hair Clippers, Ciauss Fine Shears
and Scissors, Pocket Knives,
Field and New Chief Loaded
Shells. D. o. Deacon.
Our last car of apples and
potatoes for the season. Get
them while they last. A. G..
Stuckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tucker, of
Merwin, were doing some ho1i-
day shopping in Butler one day
last week.
Christmas usables ct Blacks.
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| Charley Wolfe returned the
last of the week to Kansas City,
after a several days visit with rel
atives west of town.
County Farm Agent Drymon
attended q meeting Of county
state agents which was held in
Columbia one day last week.
| Wanted-Man and wife to care
for chickens and cows and run 60
acre farm on shares. Phone II
on Is Virginia Central. 7-3t
Mrs. T. w. Silvers left the last
Of the week for Omaha, Neh.,
where she is visiting at the hnnc
of her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Pier
point.
C. C. Day, of Oklahoma City,
Okla, was in the city last week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Day, and looking after bus
mess matters.
H. H. Holloway and family
drove over from Lawrence, Kan,
one day last week for q visit with
his mother and to look after bus
mess matters.
Call al Fisher Electric Shop for
al kinds d electrical suppsss.
6-tf TslspAose zoa. |
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Mrs. G. w. Ellis and daugh-
ters, Misses Enid and Earleen,
were down from Adrian one day
the last of the week visiting with
Butler relatives.
DR.. Smith reports the birth
of boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla
N. Spear in the JohnstOwn neigh
borhood, Wednesday, November
29th.--Urich Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Trapp,
who have been spending the past
two months at Lincoln and
Springfield, Ills, with relatives
and attending to business mat
tiers.
j. g. Pummill, of the state de-
partment of education, spent
Thursday and Friday of last
week in this county inspecting
rural high schools at Passaic and
Johnstown.
Mrs. n. Cannaday and chit
dren returned Saturday to Kan
sas City after spending several
days in this city at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Cannaday and
other relatives.
Disston Crosscut Saws at
D. o. Deacon1.
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A. c. Stuckey for apples and

A. G. Stuckey for apples and
potatoes.
Dr.. &. e. Crabtree was . bust
ness visitor to Kansas City Mon
day.
Ross Erwin, of Wichita, Kans.,
came last week for . visit with
his sister, Mrs. Frank Burris.
Wright Bailey, the Appleton
City cattle shipper, was . Butler
yisitor one day the last OF the
week.
Cristnas ussbles ct BlAeln
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Christmas substantials, Blacks.

Christmas SubStantlalS, Blacks.
Wednesday Of last week
Sheriff Petty and two United
States prohibition enforcement
officers, of Kansas City, arrested
Leslie and .Alva Romsburg at the
home of their parents, several
miles southeast of town, on
charge of bootlcgging In
room of the house the officers
found considerable mash and
some whisky, but no still. The
boys were brought to Butler and
placed in Jail.
| Christmas usablcs at Blacks.
Albert Erhart, of Rockville,
was in the city Tuesday distribut-
ing advertising matter for the
dispersion sale of fine cattle
which he and his father, a. j.
Erhart, will hold in this city De-
cember 20. at the Brown sale
yard. The Erharts will offer in
this sale some of the best cattle III
the county. See their advertise
ment in another column.
Christmas substantials, Blacks.
Wednesday of last week Mrs.
C. w. Rich delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ladies Aid of the
Spruce M. 4. church with an all
day quilting and comfort tack
ing. Mrs. Rich $ dinner was a
decided success. She was as
sisted by Mesdames Eads and
Hill. Each lady present CON
tributed to the already overflow
ing table. In the afternoon thu,
ladies planned a bazaar to be
given some time before Christ
mas.
Christmas substantials, Blacks,
The handsome and artistic
show windows and artistic in
terror Of the Walker McKibben
Mercantile Co. stc>'e is so uni
formly tremendously, yet unob-
trnsivcly decorated to bcflt the
passing season, that the shopper
often wonders how the busy sales
force find the time to plan and
accomplish the delightful decor
alive effects which there charm
the eye. Now with the IuIc tide
at hand, the Aladdin of the store
rubs his lamp, and presto, the
shopper who but yesterday made
his purchases amid the foliage
and in the atmosphere Of early
autumn, today finds herself with
in a Christmas bower of holly,
evergrccns, bells and lanterns be
wildcring in their profusion, yet
artisticallv and pleasingly ar
ranged. And beneath the swing
ing bells and lanterns are ar
ranged in tempting display the
Walker Mckibbcn gift sugges-
lions for Her, for Him, and for
the little ones, and here amid
these beautiful surroundings the
filling Of the Formidable shop
ping list becomes but matter OF
merely pleasant selection.
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There will be box supper at
Redmond school Friday, Dec. o.
10.1t" Alice Huddleston, teacher.
Mrs. Hattie B. Levy, who has
been visiting Butler relatives and
friends, left the first of the week
for Kansas City, where she will
visit for u few days before re-
turning to her home in st. Louis.
Mrs. J. r. Shadburne enter
tanned sixty of her friends at
bridge at her home on North Full
ton street Thursday and Friday
afternoons. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Wesley Black and Mrs.
Wesley Denton.
Get your Christmas apples
from A. c. Stuckey.
The fire department responded
to an alarm from the Plattenburg
place, about a mile and a half
west of town Friday morning.
Sparks had set fire to the roof,
but the fire was practically ex-
tinguished before the arrival Of
the department.
Keene all clamp Ice Skates, ali
sizes. "Don't give size of shoe"
measure from heel to toe.
D. O. Deacon.
Mrs. NJ. E. Briden left Monday
for Kansas City, where she en-
tered a hospital to undergo a
surgical operation. She was ac-
companied to Kansas City by her
brother, j. r. Cobb.
Christmas usables at Blacks.
Howard Dcerwester, of Butler,
re-enrolled in the Chillicothe Bus
mess College at Chillicothe, Mis-
souri,, this week to complete Ais
work in the Commercial Train
ing Department Of that school.
Carpenters Tools, Disston
Saws, Madole Hammers, Stanley
Planes, Yankee Drills.
d. O. Deacon.
The contractor who was some
time ago awarded the contract
for road improvement work on
the west Rich Hill road com
menced work last week just
southwest OF town The work
commences at the city limits at
South High street and runs to a
point near the l.. P.@ Simpson
place.
Wear Ever Aluminium Ware,
always the best at d. 0. Deacon S
The Loval Sons, .Ir, class Of
the Christian church Sunday
school were delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursday night at the
church by the young ladies of the
Glad Girls class, Mrs. j. W. Hall,
teacher. The young folks had a
most enioyablee vening with
games after which a lunch con
sisting of sandwiches. pie and not
chocolate was served.
Stevens Rifles:
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Pie and Box Supper.

\ pie and box supper at the
Summit school house Friday
night, Dee. -, 1922. Everybody
welcome
Ruby Conard, Teacher.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-14
- XMAS CANDIES -

Come in and look line Of Christmas Candies
We have splendid line Of Made Candies for Christ
mas put up in handsome Gift Boxes or In bulk special
prices to Schools and Churches.
While you in town doing your Christmas shopping
in and cat with us We serve only the best eats
What is Christmas Without the Candy
HOME CANDY SHOP AND CAFE
Southeast Corner Square Butler NO.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-14

Stevens Rifles:
Little Scout, % cal. .. s. 4.93
Crack Shot ....... $40
Marksman ............ 7.9o
Favorite ..n....... 900
Visible Loader repeater. l4.0O
Ivcr johnson 40 or ~
gauge Shot Gun, with auto
matte Eicctor ....... 9.1A
ID. O. Deacon.