The Farmington times., 1922-03-17
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Kiein's.
Extra good oranges and grape fruit
at Klein's.f b1ahnnia sa' N9 rsa
Genuine Red River Ohio seed pota-
toes at Klein's.
Genuine Kentucky, Blue Grass for
your lawns at Klein's,
Kentucky Blue Grass seed is very
high this year. Some folks are Of
fering English and Canadian varieties,
which are worth only about one-half
as much. Please find out what you
are buying.--Klein's.
This is st. Patrick's Day.
Early planting season appears to be
at hand.
This kind of weather will soon start
buds and vegetation.
If YOU want the best Of Tin-Work
or Plumbing, call 432, Pennington.
W. II. Harlan left Wednesday af-
ternoon on business trip to st.
Louis.
S. NJ. McAtee was confined to his
home several days the past week with
the flu
Universal Stoves and Ranges at
Pennington Hardware Co.
Thos. H. Mathews and L. T. McCar-
yer, of Flat River were business vis-
itors here Tuesday.
BAKE SALE Saturday, March
25th. at Radle's. by Epworth League
M T. Church. South. 11-2t
Mrs. Mary P. CLANCY, Of st. Louis,
is visiting in Pennington this week,
the guest of Miss Evans.
y. Mary Pickford's best picture at the
Monarch next Friday night.
John Gall is having commodious
porch erected at his home on Liberty
Street, splendid addition.
Leave your orders for Pies, Cakes,
Bread and Candy with the Leaguers,
Saturday, March 25th, at Radle's. 1l-2
Hobart Webster, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Webster of Flat River, ar
rived home Monday from Los Angeles,
Calf, where he has been for some
time.
Only eighteen days until the city
election. If you want to be an Alder
man, now is the time to cultivate
such ambition. Let your wants be
known.
See our full line of Fishing Tackle.
Pennington Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Towergrossa,
of New Orleans. La. and Mrs. Frank
Pritchett, of Flat River, spent Sun
day here at the home Of their aunt,
Mrs. Louis Yeates. 'y &'''1 ."
The local B. Y. P. U. held its reg
ular service at the County lnfirmary
Sunday afternoon. Floyd Davis was
leader and selected his text from the
TWenty-third Psalm. ,s...
The flu epidemic has been very gen
eral in this community, though most
of'ithe cases have been mild. Many
are still confined with it, though the
fiood-tide seems to have passed. v+s
New Perfection Oil Stoves and Ov-
ems at Pennington Hardware Co.
The coming of the Orpheus Four is
arOusing considerable interest in mu-
steal circles for it is realized that the
opportunity is at hand to hear the
most popular male quartette in Amer
lea. At the Monarch March 25th.
Mrs. VIM. Chinn and daughter left
yesterday for Dallas, Texas, to JOIN
Mr.. Chinn, who preceded them sew
eral weeks to their new home. Mr..
Chinn has been transferred to that
territory by the firm which he has so
successfully represented in this ter
ritory for several years past.
All the latest styles in Suit Hats
and a complete line Of classy Sailors.
Ronnet Shop. 1927
Work of improving Liberty and
Columbia streets is now in progress
and will be continued until both these
principally travelled streets in Farm
ington are again put in the best pos
sible condition, short of hard surfac-
ing. The worn-out surfacing will be
removed and replaced with fresh
stone and gravel.
The semi-annual meeting Of the
Twenty-frst District will convene at
/ o'clock p. m. Wednesday, March p,
at Desloge, Mo-, for its regular
semi-annual meeting. All Knights of
Pythias are requested to attend this
meeting. At the night session the
Bonne Terre lodge will put on the
drama entitled "The Friendship OF
Damon and Pythias" in the opera
house, which will be free to all.
Step Ladders and House Cleaning
Needs at Pennington Hardware Co.
Gus Nations and NJ. L. Hogg, pro-
hibition enforcement agents, with two
other Federal agents, Prosecuting At
torney Golfer and Deputy Sheriff
Brown raided John Crafts place at
Ronne Terre Wednesday might and
secured two quart bottles partly filed
with "moonshine". Another place
was visited, but was found to be
closed. While many of its own citi-
zens freely admit that Bonne Terre is
"the wettest town on the map, as a
rule raids there usually result in
"water hauls." Another mystery to
clear up when the weather gets wight
for clearing"
See Ed. Rinke, or phone 432, Farm.
ington, for prices on Tin-Work and
Plumbing. 44DtgyA4 |
Many friends are pleased to greet
Barney Petty 2 abgptt 1tdwn 9fgaiF
thourR he is stiiilf walking WITH Cane
and crutchi p- ordefEtpy yrrotect his
injured leg, which has kept him con.
med for the pastr thressetsnths. What
Gas at first thought to be only q min