D "rm"

‘a group of youngsters.

those of Missouri. At home we
can go to any -adjoining eastern
state by a ha
it is diflercnt. But we (lid have hard
root all the way from (‘olumlius-,
Ohio to St. Louis."

Hr. Johnson assented to all that
his wife had to my about mud and
Wald’ finds»-and a little more.

The Johnsons are going to the
cont and will return nan fall.

nmr CANT i”i)i.r1°ii.i.
POL'R‘I'll T0 ('BLBliR.\T8
The Great Day i.” rim. ‘Week!
Dfltaat. Bat Firecracker Trade
ls lleary New.‘

Judging fro the already heavy
sale of firework d the premature
eelebration of In wet)‘:-nee
Columbia should
noise and great activity un the (ilo
rious Fourth. if the boys can main-
tdn the increase of their activities
so they will reach a climax in twen-
ty-four days.

last ‘Thursday night about In
o'clock. the report of a lir‘I't'Yli‘lti'Y'
COD persons on Ninth street to
look ariaind and others lo rush to
the windows to see wlrre th-- shot
ealnoifrom. It was the beginning
of this premature celebration of the
Pourth of July.

Daily, the sol f fintcrnckers of
all varieties grow larger anal "the
reports of the explosives are louder
and of more frequent mtensl» A
miniature war was fougli in fr~~:t
of the Palms all day yesterday by
l'n:'.'erility
ltI&t.l are also tilting an I"tl\'f
part in the celebration.

FBOIII Ill indications (‘elu.i'.l~i;i I-

due for twenty-three more days of

‘-

aaploaivea——then a eoncrmrateil at-
tackon tlh twentyfourth day with
a decisive victory over an i:iisi:in-
ary foe and the battle wil he over
for another year.

Ilsa w'Ai.i.i-zs owss 'iii:iui

Jerseys Are Paying Her I-Ziipenses
“Ag” Stadent llere.
Iiss,Berniee \\'allen. student in
the College of Agriculture. who was
Cbfll ll Iia3.iri'a raptiesentative
ll! the Xisaouri-Kanns milking

 

son. “but they are far better than B

joowm-jj

They will hold meetings and
give lectures on the chinch bug. and
field demonstrations to show the use

! mu“ but here of calcium cyanide, dust barriers and Cid Clitlrft. “($3-50;

'hemi.-als as methods of preventing
‘he hug from getting into the corn
fields.

2 UN l’l'Bl.l(' Sl-IRV-l(‘liJ BOARD

liyde Announces Appointment of
.'ew Members.

Governor Arthur M. Hyde yester-
day appointed Thomas J. Brown, Ro-
publican. of Charleston. and R. H.‘
Musser. Democrat. of Plattabisrg. as
members of the State Public Service
Commission. Bmwn succeeds Noah
W. Simpson of Labelle. term expired.
for a term endiig April 15. 1929.
.\tusser succeeds Hugh J. Mclndoe of
Joplin. who died. for a term ending
April, 15, 1925.

Only one appointment now re-
mains to be made on the commiapion.
a successor for A. J. O'Reilly. Re-
publican.'of St. Louis, whose term
expired April lb. 1923.

Two Agricultural Bulletin Out.

A. A. Jelfrey. agricultural editor.
announces two bulletins off the
press. “Stiaiies in the Nutrition of
the Strawberry," written from data
gathered at the Agricultural Es-
periment Station. and “Two Years
of Seed improvement." put out by
the Missouri (‘on Growers Associa-
tion in co oi_r.ci'ation with the College
of Agriculture. These bulletins will
be sent free to those applying for
them.

lf you want to buy or sell some-
thing try a Missourian want ad.
NOTICE
The Annaal meeting of the Stock-
holders of the White Eagle Dairy
Fompany. on Thursday. June 21. at
“L00 a. for the election of di-
ritors for the coming year.
igned.—----D. \'. Vandiver. Pres.
——ad\'.

l?‘..

(‘olumia Mattress Factory
Old mattresses remade.
.\'ew mattresses and special ordeis
Phone 1928

 

H hie;-‘re'Royal

for I

 
    
   
   
 

37¢

ciiaeif
923 

United StatesTIres

’ ex

__Tiies ~

THE U. 8. Tire people
took plenty of time in
developing the Royal
Clincher Cad.

When itwlafinally

V placed
orisalcthcreweseaomiso
taliainix.

m‘I.kaest year we Ida:
usoodi.

 

pigs. 3566.10: bulk. 86.'.'5cu;‘.w.
Sheey—Receipts 300: market '
ligher; ewes. 83.50@.'5.50;

$26 H25.

2 white, l'i6c; July, Kit;

(‘orn--.\'o.

*'ept. 77‘oc. .
0ats——.\'o. 2 whiti. 4.34-; .\'o. :'
tlt‘. ~l4'4t‘. .\'0. l white. 433.;

Jaly. ~l3\c.

Wheat future.-‘)——July. 81.00%;

>‘ept.. 8l.07\

Wheat iredl—.\'o. 3. 8l.2.‘i£il.20’»;
.\'o. 4. 3t.20@l.22.

\\'heat (hard)--No. A. $1.13,
2. 3l.l2@l.l'.'; .\'o. 3, 81.11.

If you want to buy or sell some-
thing. try a Missourian Want Ad.

.\'o. I

 

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..‘ ' ta 7 "4  4  L A
.. . eséflat ii mafia!
0  Coa&aVatuDoIIfleflI'tII-
s-i -.,- ’ _._-.s..l-st‘. taIauas;l:..w5: . _i CollsstivejQ-
 . .“_ teas ilhlistadsms Os%5"""*"“- au Penna.
~ - All-It lain v-oiyqui.-u: (tries. to Fund!) '.ii: iziisoii crrr. he-_ 1&7-
L h fblh, ."I have heap Interested in Jc-asps - The (Ionstitutionat Convention. In
_,____,_ . [ugh Aver.
‘ .- .. . ....:dnse l.was o Ittls drl. and hem ‘u. “ J J6 committee of the whole. today do.
'  gdndflflytfitfllfiflfldufl’ ". 6 wk featedzfitolztho following sec-
Qa U plfibtbal-1 _ iflgfi. . . . . ...Ii .1 . : ml
J "‘¢.d,|a theAm¢bnJaeoe'y m 0-‘-‘,t.onorthe_agrieislta repositas
mssttsieolnill Iii! -aussisu. iii. .. .08 - - i i .
cue]. tflo year. the .. 35 well as a aubat tute embodying
diussai-sci HI-isis-I mu. .3|I'll(eI"s.D.. .35 .. b . .
fiat ova addfi J New York, nch the same idea.
W p .—u I“ Qnnliat of IE Ce-Qcehl C "‘| b"*” ' ' ' zaniae to bargain collectively. to be
W‘”'‘‘ 3'’ "". E‘ ‘T... I  2:‘ ‘°‘ ”“"""' "° ’“ ‘w gfir ow:dcii:’osinr:pin 
$9?--up In this dal-rdioa "¢""i" "' ""7 h,.”ih«i‘esh.h;oiidia .40 .40 .40 "'4 "““"““"“' "M ':"°""' 
I...’  I" -m Rh ‘j! t“ ‘ "j T08 > 00 '35 W.  C‘
_ 3 u‘ .. ‘I. E ‘m_‘.u°._ i recommended Ina. 4 ,A'd“."":mch.”‘ L” L0. L00 ocondltlblll of employment is recog-
"' °"""""""l"l" cl" l~“tar'elforthe&h'st&alafhawtilar'.‘h'h"b . - - med’ -————--——
:""‘_" """' “.“"“'l' "*' '2; .,,,,,__ ‘, ,,,, ;,,,,,. .,. mm; «In Int-abet ‘Io -5 -'5 R. H. noxiaa is IEAPPOINTED
‘“ "" ‘ "  ~ " Ad” my nu.” us-‘Bail’-3:’.".’ dag, bung-5.. 75 .60 .87'-'. G. H. ‘fraylor Iteplae. 1'. ll. Buwa
land gravel fly the WP _ ,' w’ mg: c.,,.., for Constitutional Convention.
lead &at it is in places. ll’ ‘f 33' 953"‘? b.‘ ..n‘” .75 3-5 ' Hy rams rm... '
Ye¢eeihy.howeeu.th'o lbas came in W‘ ‘n- ¢,..g,.,fl.. ‘JEFFEl‘:Sr(‘)h1\ 2IT;.’;um 13.-
ever cab route bet delayed two . . . . . . . .2.zs 2.25 2.2: ‘-°"’"*°|' W - toil-ir re-
hm hm”. u mg,‘ m we is ricer on CIIINCII atoa “W .” ’ .,.,.....t..i Roy H. Ioniero(Carroll-
road. cdk‘. ,( ‘.,.k.|g.,. g.‘ .. ‘‘.l_ _ . .40 _;m __~_¢, ton. chairman of the State Tax (‘om-
Ir. and Ira. R. P. Johnson of 3“... . ch,,.,g,,_ ‘.1 _5o an .i.'» Misnjis for ; term of IiT:.!OarI. end-
Parkerfiarg.  Va.. arrived in (‘o- In to nab‘ ‘uh an ‘nu “d. 9.“. lb_  .0,‘ 0.; _,,-; ing une 1 . 1929. Governor
lnifia y ‘a h - ' __ al-o appointed today George H.
"3 l.‘ um‘ b“'”' b" .0‘ st’  6'29"‘  Cattle-——Reccipts 4.000: market T"‘5'i°'° °{ N” “‘d"ld- ‘ 5935"
loch since early morn Tum" of -  mom of mu’ ‘Yuk; "U" be“ “cc”. ”m._,425. at the Constitutional Convention rc-
i"" D" "M R b¥d.r.m'd m 8" mol0C!' of the-‘ 'veraI'¢! of His: cows. $5Q8: canner-' and cutto.-rs. l':'”"‘ T:°"““ ‘L  Ch”
. "’°"" ' , ' . ; l- . *..'0 27.3; ( ~' - s "““"‘- V" ° '“ ‘P " 5 Wm‘
"“"" "W l''''''‘'‘' ”° °°""'“" next‘ wee'hmte ‘t:n'r.tl(i‘:hs’::‘|"l.:i'l’: :ii?re;i‘e;:.. "0 ‘M H H” her of the sum Public Service (‘om-
ummfll lb. mud n“" nu" nu truction to the farmers relative H0!!!-R-°°°'Pts 16.000: ma.-lu-t """""""' '
3"’ l°'C"'- 11"’ "'0 " ”“"y to the bag mggbmh of ¢omhg(jn"aetive' 5 to we higher‘ l'N‘a|\ y $4‘. 61'» ‘mm K“h‘;fln‘.‘§ """.‘
.v ' _  .yheo(isv|eaei
‘a;.fo'&e.ars tuck In the mud aim‘ we chinch bug. . @6190; medium. 86..5(ai..J.»; flifihi. M“ An". Kfihrige 'Syk:."
..'.t wrfln“ i. M! up very The meri will belout ‘durinl "'0 .3;-§@6-95-_ [Um fil-'Kl“’:- 1"’~._“:€‘_ daughter of Mr. and Hrs. John
""0" mm mi”. um mm ,0.” Igzve period d mention of the 545- N631‘! 50”» 3-*-4‘""-'---M .\'_\'l(PS. .'.ii Rollins street. who was

rwcntly operated on at the Boone

-)5" <'« unty Hospital for appendicitis, is
“‘"”"’-" com-aleocing and will be able to go
wool lam! ‘.

ll()l'lt‘ Saturday.

Jimafii. r;.'.{... Is Better.

The condition of James H. Guitar.
who is ill at the Boone County Hos-
showed continaed improve
vii.-:it today. Mr. Guitar underwent
an operation a"wee.li today. and
has been seriously ill since.

_.___j____ _.j’__—

.\lrs. Jesse Colltosi Dies.

.\lrs Jesse (‘olkon died Monday af
terrioon at he" home, Roch‘Iridgc
arm. six miles south of Columbia.
Her body was sent to Mt. Auburn.
la., yesterday afternoon for burial.

Tr} a-Min.-ounan warit—ad.

 

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.a~a-0- Q. 

We Hold No (‘learance Sales

We Pity thc
Straw Hat
Cleaners
This Year!

All {iii-
fen nce in style-~.
their hats pOll.'ll'H-Il. /~

(20: under ii new

sn‘lll'l ‘irr-

ltl 0‘

't.*ii‘.i'
h‘:i\'e your olcl hip {oi «luv. ll l'll}l‘.\

.-—~, or: account of the radltal dif-
lsumg their shoe.» shined lg! not

—l»ut don't break

the Nyle (‘anu-Bk liai-it 'uh.tl\ .i «now that was good along

with last _\'e'ir'.- iii:ig;-.mv:o-

.\t'\\. ("l‘.~;' Fm!-i ~ i-.'..:.v~~

.ii;«l ennet is eaw-s——

32.00 to $6.00.

Genuine Paiianias . . . . .$5.00 to $8.00

Sills llose—-\'e-is lnderwear——SuIlIrricr Belts.

New ~h.'5.Il0l~ ll liulii-~' *lll\ l10~‘(‘ Just in.

£oerybody's Store
Always The Right Price.

m 

7

Dentistry

unusual opportunities for

School

'. gape-iai

Unusual Opportunities for
‘ Professional Education in

Architecture

Washington University. because of its: urban location. offers
specialised education along certain pro-
feastpnal lines. In addition to splendid laboratories and phyahal
equipment. libraries containing more than a quarter of
valutnes. and capable and experienced faculths. the stufint has
at his disposal all the facilities of a large clty for peg-uggj .9.
plication of the theories taught in the

School of Dentiau-y
00' 700? 0015030 preparatory work l'aquil'etl.

of Architecture
collect an-vantory work ast nqiiiioa

otfiae

‘ School ‘
“Odd ¢0UOt!.l>I'eparat.ory worbnot required,

For eatalq and full information. address 6. W. La ‘ '
I p % inke. Rqigrari

F ine Arts

classropni.

 
  

..—— .

AND8 ACPIOH IN CHLVA

Chamber el Commence Urges Jap-
Step. '

an taTahe

Iy Uald Pros.

TOKl0. June l.3.».Action by the
Japanese government in (‘hlna was
requested by the Chamber of Com-
merce today.

Drastic steps were urged. Anti-
Japanese demonstrations were re-
ported incriasing in China. and the
situation on the Yangtze River was
regarded as serious What course
the government will pursue has not
been decided.

FATHEW8 DAY IS JUNE 17
Hrs. John B. Dood» of Spokane. Was
Originator of Idea.

Father's Day will he observed
one I7. according to the designa-
tion of Mrs. John B. Dood of Spo-
kane. Wash, originator of the idea
to commemorate the living and the
dead fathers. Mrs. Dooil suggested
that a colored flower be worn for
the fathers who are living and that
a white one should be worn for those
who are dead.

Some states and cities have been

.Ktl'kU'l&aaIl’~Ca.rl'ieSterlIberg'

lei
obsos-es Do! 0!! flit L ___A ._-e...-.--.- - -
‘min’ in Jan affich year. The TV‘ ““‘
Kelvin Class of

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V.‘

2.: your iced. red. luscious. Juicy i If you v-ntto In-if or ‘
the fitht to watermelon at Jack's Shack.-Adfl (M118 337" ullwllfisni
iii-at ‘

Wilhiasburg. Pa.. has also inaugu-

rated a cu..tom of wearing a flower

on that day. The members of this
-is

. ‘ .
Buy a Home and btop Paying

5 Room residence in We-stwood with (IP38?   3
5 Boom bungalow on Bass avenue.  . . . . . . . . .
5 nwm mow tiuagalow. S. Garth avenue. . . . .
. . - v 7 Room modern residence and garalf. UNV1'T8l‘)’ "0. 8
 commoo's'ciahli.sed“atr;:rs'iiice 7 Room modem 3-egidQlKO, Wilson avenue .. . . . . . . . . . .3,
cause no matter how often trampled 7 Room modern resid0"‘7" "d n''''' wm” "Mme ' ‘
apon, the petals will always hob up 6 Room modern residence. Plqlllfl "~"°l- ~ ~ V ~ ---3
antarnished and unruffled. 7 Room residence. South 6th. steed . . . . — — - — -- » « » -i -3
““ 7 Room brick residence. Providence road - » - - i 3

Ir. Nichole Weds Ilsa Coons. H goon, reeiderrc, S. 5th street . . . . . . . . . . _ .. 3
Miss Boaaline Coons of Ashland 8 Room modem resident,‘ (‘onlgy gvenug _ , , , ,,
‘Dd R0’  zichoh of folunlbg. 7 Room modern residence and 387189» EdK§"°°d 3"9-- 3 l
:3. my-3:4‘, ‘;{nd.§.:g‘ :1 rxff 7 Room modern residence and large gsnire. 415 Hitt st.8
.. 3.; .'.... mi‘ \-......,;.. «a Room r-we-. Em aw-dm ~ to    i

will live in Columbia. . i i :0 Room modern residence. SNWIT1 T°.d"R3T3l'-‘ Ind i
Mini  hm-

[hiplvx \piirtment. llitt street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., ~

Jigs‘;
\\ 5- also have some very desirable lots listed for la‘. 

 

Try a Missourian want ad.

--.._o.. - -

, ltrata-d and priced right.

Columbia Insurance & Rental A

‘J05 Broadway (Ground Floor) Phone 2159.

Naval Recruiting Station
Men. Ages iii to 80 years. Write
or pall Columbia P. 0.. T. Hef-

 

o ervinlt the day for years. A hm.‘ Runifin‘ "mun ‘ I
rter was granted to ('harlotte ~——4

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fl :700lW€d   %

I
2

 SALE 

on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday

We otter the in’--<2 lll ll»-vi. lil't‘t‘ll and White 
Suede l‘:§{_\'llll.".'1 >':i' «l;iI.~¢ Wit}: Tow l".ll)lN'l' llt't'l.‘i
and flexible sole-.~ Real li£ll’t.'.'ill‘..<. .\'l_\'llSll ltllll . ‘
servicealm-at......_'.._  . . . . ..

A .~'i-l.ie:t:o.vi of .-';il-an-. vi ~I'iwi -' i‘.:'.rk-.-ii il-aW.'l
from ozn‘ l‘t'_L".ll.'l!‘ $3 .‘l"Il Si} «ti-tit (lxloiwls, . 
Straps and l’ii'ti; ‘\ ll.g'~ . Zn"; or mo-«iium lieels
You t'an't ZillPl‘t". '..'i'o- Yl: -~o> \.'zi‘. -‘ Lmtil _\">'.l see-
them. >';‘w'i:illj' ;i';w-’ fgnri . . . . . . .. .

An aria)‘ of \\'l:rvi ¢';ir.:.i- zaml lie-in~'l-zfri (ix-
ford.~' :i.ul :<'r.ii»- ‘.\'.'h la-.2’ :».r .l :-;ilitar_\' heels. . 
Also .~ »:i;.- tr:::.::.- ‘ ‘V ‘is:  ‘:i.l aw: Patent .
leather A gimit '3}   .!‘ .‘~l£l’Tllllt'r foot-

wcar. frozii . . . . . . . . . . . . .

\ t‘l'}' tie-:.:‘;i' Iv ti‘

BABY CHICKS

require careful attention-and
just the right kind of feed.
Red-Ring Chick Mash and
Red-Ring Chick Feed will 

them right and other

Ring Feeds will raise themito

maturity.

BOONT: COUNTY

ltl1l.lllG 0 ELEVATOR CO.

 

Each Sack Like the Last!

Nothing is left to chance in the
making of I-I-P Flour. We use only
the choicest wheat and grind by
modern methods. This asmires a
uniform texture and qnaIity__Q,h.
secret’: in the milling.

 

Uniform flour means uniform
baking results. What you a-dun
from your smear be sure and an
him to send out ‘H-P Flour.

BOO -
MI1I.IllG§[ElgV?TOR co.

Rod-

   

 

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