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of October 8. 1917 authorised Ieptesn
3. ins. '
City: Year. 81.15: 8 months, sun;
th.s0cenis;eoy.‘.'cents. By mail.
in Boone Conn - ear. R35: 0 months.
L73; 3 mon D tents. Outside the
ety. 1' M: 8 months. 313
month. 6

gorKasnsCityafterbeingin'Colum-
his otrbusinos. I _
. Brooks iett this morning tor
after being. in'Oolum-
. . Roberts and small
slaughter. Vsntres. let! this morning
[or Centralla where they still spend
¢_ .
J. C. Smith went to Glasgow this
4 business.
hair. and lira. C. A. Great rst

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to their home in Brsymer alter visit-

: ing Sir. and Mrs. J. D. Hill.
R. H. Prigmore

Some lawns in Columbia look as it
there had. been a shortage 0! city
water as well as a lack of
_ PERSONALITY

Personality is the constant talkoi

e ambitions persons who know

it is too otten con-
iused with crowd-catching oddity. The
snake charmer at the circus gets at-
tention. but has she personality?
Nor should personality and popu--

{or Centralia tor the week-end. .
P ’ pps. honorary educa-
tion fraternity. will meet in m D.
r. M c Building totdght at 8
o'clock.
lira. Ol hiungateltonaene, daugh-
ter of E. II, liungate or 820 Hill:-rent
avenue. has resigned as asslstan‘. lead-
er of the Boys’ and Girls‘ Clubs of
(Is state an‘ York
City to join her husband," l‘hi'lIp I;
Jloltxone a chemical engines.-r.

i _News of Near-By Towns ?
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is normal and sane personality. It
more aspiring young persons knew
this it would save them the strain oi
adopting a pose.

Personality is altitude oi character.
To be a man of personality is to be
in man oi color. S'ime people are so
drab anti color! they would
never stand out with individuality. be
ever so prominent their positions.

germ, sell-res ism will not
in a h ng. Cowardly humili
will hold li;,4arkness. Sell

A -respect
is the pre-eminent toundation of per-
sonality. .

...;.. ..:;;‘...;. ‘am co...
in has. in a way. awakened

but they are putting lump coal in
other parts oi their basements which
are not in use. some who tbonxht
that it would; be wise to hold oi!
about buying until later, on account
or the price of coal. have bewms en
thuslanic about buying new and a
laying in a supply, A tew still hold
to the old sides that cot will be
cheaper and are not buying.‘

But the people who will do the
moat sultering this winter and who

‘others can do little to help them But
a eal can be done now to keep
them trotn needing aid.

l-.\'er)‘one in Columbia who employ!

not the money to lay in a supply. he
should provide means it be can reas-
onnbly do so. in so doing he will not
0 rm a service for humanity.
but he will insure himself of the serv-
ices oi his workmen: during the n-
ter by beeping them in good I: ll:
when they mlkht otherwise be ‘kept.
rrom work by sickness caused from
living in poorly heated houses.

' the cry that no coal can

to sis weeks but will take orders to
be nlied in turn.
Illinois coal has been'slow in com-

Tm

house
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An American iaegiou post has been
organised at Laddonia.

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The Oberman Overall Factory.
Fulton. has been closed temporarily.
o o ,s ,
Ddlssotiri hiilitary Academy is

Jelieraon City is to have new

mu Hlilllk with a capital stock of at least
arked charscte cs $30.00“.

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Miss Juliet Price
has bee by Governor Gerd-
ner.to represent Missouri at the Texas

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cream factory is it be start-
ed in Fulton as a branch of the White
Eagle Dairy Company of Columbia as

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W. H. .\lclntlre. editor of the Van-
dalla liail. has bought the laaddonin
Herald and will publish both papers.
llias \'er-ca .\layes will be the editor 0!
the Herald. '

left this mbrning
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“The Kilcreat Golf CIub'T. oi Boon-
rille has a new golf course and club- ,’

I In the first

‘having an eight-week summer school. 3",’,
e e e -

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.\lrs. iriam .\iartin. or Slater. has
n elected dean of Howard-Payne‘ OP
College. -

of Jetierson City °

Cotton Palace Exposition at Waco.
Tex. "‘

nery for the plant can to

a s e
The Knights of Pythiaa_ oi Boon-
ville. are to have work begun soon on

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Drinks for the Kids

lOur drinks please all the “kiddics" because our _
helpings are so large that one drink is big enough for
two and because they are so good. Take them to

“_Iimmies" next time and make them happy.
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(The Home by Better Confections)

JIMMIE'S COLLEGE INN t
1 "I9l6 Broadway .

a lodge building that will couover
.000.
e o
‘flu American Degion oi)ie.gieo. is
making plans for a Fourth or July
celebration.
A campaign is being carriedion in
Audrain County for a Firm Burns.
e e e
tarmers have torm-
hold their

D. ll‘. (‘.nl'l'l'BlfDEl’ I3 8001']
Kansas (‘ity and lit. Leah Leads h
Animal laraets.

*- Southern tarm vrosverity is chang-

ing southern farm ,

to the reports 0! D. W. Chittendcn.
hnahan

assistant p of -
dry at the University of Missouri. who

e isn't going to raise them.
lace. me region

not we . in other regions.
very determined effort is made to
out in The result is that

. in
at least half. possibly two-thirds of
the total area of Florida. Georgia, th
Carolinss. Alabama and Mississippi.
pasture conditions do not at

‘ e South will not produce one-
tenth of its own work animals. in my
bacco

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animals onto .\tissouri. Kansas, Ne-
braska. lows and the other horse and
mule producing regions. The receipts
of the St. Louis and Kansas City
horse markets have been greater this
year than ever before."

Evening Missourian three months
ior 81 in Columbia. .

  

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in on account of transportation
iacilitits. it is beginning to in
taster now. however. Coal from the
local mines is 24 cents a bushel or
86 a ton. llllnole coal is 29 and :0
cents a bushel. Both kinds may go
higher in a short time.

all are jprovided with tuel tor the
winter.

 
    

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C. 8. Philpott left this morning for
Ila when as was called by the
illness at his father. 0. B. Phllpott.
Ira. B,bi..Bnown let! this morning

hesiness.
 went to hi-,
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$100,000 ART EXHIBIT Mm '_ m an
OPEN SATURDAY N IGH .T ,u_,;",:,9‘,,,,“,';",,?“_'_',’,,,‘:;;, _,_

Owlngtothet-ainwsdnesdayerem mn5.3,,'¢‘,¢g,,¢_g,.g.¢¢h.gn1ng8edailabssinessmsnandtheir
|!i8lh9Ih0'lIIgotthe8keltonexhib- :nn...,A_n,
11 of seintinss was so tend-
ed tht the directors have decided
III’! A ormal tomorrow
"thing from I to 10 o'clock in the
Inuit! won: at the U versi Li-
brary. 'l'be paintings will be
exhibit thereattsr on week da from
2 to 6 o'clock in the anernoons and

to 9 o'clock evenings.

_ tnerce through.
probably spend the night in Oolumhia.
Flour trips will be mndeagain this
fltisnottoomuchtomythatthe ""
opening of this exhibititm of stint-
lngs marks a most important step in
advance in educational work here.in
the University.” Doctor Pickartl
says. "They are mid to be worth
8100.000 and are indeed a.great LOOK
to the University.”
Baby Bors‘to Its. Ambrose Estes.
A seven-pound baby: girl was born
to Mrs. Ambro Jr.. this morn-
ing in the Parker Memorial Hospital.
The baby has been named Mary Ann
Estes.

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ant fUl1lV::lty is to have a collec-

°0 0 DI ngs on exhibit in the
UN!!! room of the Library tor um dalrlzns have made thesengu:‘.£'l?h.e
purpose is to promote good fellowship
between the business men or Sedalla .
and the residents of sttrmundl

next year
The pictures. which belong to Dr
Cit

 

e spen
most at his time in travel. and as he
has no home 1; ymch go 431.91., an the twentieth annual liissosrl 8tats

V’ Fair at Sedalls. August is to 2!.

Dress Up
for the
Fourth

The Barth Store

has that light sum- :3 '

to exhibit it in such places
Chicago Art Institute and the John
Herr-on Art institute of Indianapolis. .
John.D. Harding. 3 promicen: inw-
yet or Kansas City. and an alumnus
of the University. suggested to Doc-

.tor Skeiton a pain ngs might
well be lent to the University of ills-
Pickard. oi e de-

 

nier suit 0 for you,
should stay at the Univer-
sity for at least one year. ‘

The paintings have been
and

whether it be a Palm Beach or Tropical.

You'll be going gomcwhcrc the Fouith, and you'll
certainly want to look your best. Bcsidcs you'll want to
keep cool. Get a Barth Suit and Straw and be com-

Price of Suits

$8.50 to $45.00

(\Ve hold no Clearance Sales. \Vc sell goods at s_

plctc.

artistsandthehigh quaiityoi the

uniform low price all the year around.)
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'-THE IDEAL TEACHERS’ . . .
- EXCHANGE II’: will close at 10 o'clock ' ~ g '
Vacancies in Himonri and all On 51 OM10)? ~ ‘'
estern status ,
Free Enrollment

L. D. VOTAW
714 hlissottri Ave. Phone l0l0Red
_ Oiflces: Denver. Des llolnea,
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These reductions are on goods that you need every day, below ire a few of
the items_wc have placed on sale and you will find our store just full of BAR-
GAINS LIKE THESE LISTED. ' ’ ' I

Middies. Prisct-Ila niiddies, all white.
beautiiultmatcrial a regular $2.50 item.
uction Price 81.89
so GEORGETTE WAISTS. beautifully made some with hand embroidery «Ems. .
regular $5 to $6 values, sizes 3 to 42 " Reduction Price 83.08 _  -,

  
    
   
      
   
 
   
  
   
  

Tennis slippers for men and women our
regular 98¢ slippers '
Reduction Price CO: pair _/

Men's summer unions, athletic style, as- p
sorted lot of kinds. values up-to $.00, sizes '
36 to 46 3 ‘

‘ Reduction Price fie och

good and’-look good.‘ . _y‘ 
 Price ‘Iii: pelt’;  .

Men’: summer hats-—Panattta and felts a
lot of Drummer samples worth $3.50 to $5
Deduction Price $1.50
SILK HOSE. Ladies’ hose in black, regular factory run, wear

"._\ worth $1.50 pair - Z. ‘ ?
Ladies black and white cotton hose, our Men's tan socks, medium weight a rcg'u- _ '_
lar 25c hose lar 25¢ sock ‘

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 Price llc pair Reduction Price 18: pair
. nuucanoifi APRDN8 Hesvy’pcra.le. in light'aud darkcolors, all sizes, reg'u- . .
A —. N 11!’ 31.” values a Reduction Price (1.3

Search lig-lit matches full count, regular  Hur laundrywnipp the ‘beat 
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