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W. I. Grant entertained informally

lira. E. C. Clinltacalea. ‘Stewart
Road. is visiting llr. and lira. Garth

Ann’: Clinkacalen at New Franklin.

Advertiser. 834 5| ‘
A .Woods. 508 ‘hsrner .__._j
- uni. Johnston is an instfldof 1* llta. I-1. Sydney Stephens returned
alver Iilitary Academy. ‘Thursday from Baltimore. lid.,
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Dam? 1‘  I’ V lira. H. ‘J. Waters, Jr.. returned
Merrill Grif in 7'I‘bursday from a visit in Kansas
uenin ct-win entertained last I City and St. Louis.

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Jaanitachristiamlico this morning. where she
and Ienlo lolatson. Ir. and lira. ' visit a short time with her brother.
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Dr. Florence L 598 IE!!! $0

. Griffin of Dal- Haiku-ille this morning on humness.

1 liaurice lioulder went to Kansas
pm}, City yesterday to spend the week-

_llary Chevalier left this morning
Lyth. Eliza- ‘ for Denver when she will teach in
1; ‘O'Brien; the Byer's Junior High School this
Anne r f_lll.

Verse‘ Miss Helen’ Barnes. 105 South

morning to visit her aunt, Mrs. R.

riflin. aseuei 1. taker.

lias Frances Miller went to lies-

Lestlr Miller.
Paul. W. C. Gibbs of the Migsoud

‘rt, lager. J T!IY- Bible College went to Salisbury this
ner. Gafesne Riechmann, Philip morning to preach at the Christian
Dawson. Stanton Case Will Church tomorrow.

Miss Nannie Kemper, a student
in the University this summer. is
spending the weekend with h

visiting «home folks at liéBaine this
week. went to lioberly this morning.

Joe Barton of Kansas City who
spent the week here i visiting
graldmother, lira. W. W. Barton,
and ,bis aunt. lira. B.’P. Phillips,

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’? 4'1"‘ 3 3- 3* "' *3‘ "' 1”‘ Hls.t°'l:>cian §"..;'.‘.'i'.."“5.z lpberly.

-' '4" W ‘ ‘°""‘." wloihas been visiting her brother.
"““““u"U ‘7°.n"7 "m J. 1'. Robinson. of Jeflerson City.
5" "" "fill °" ll’ w°°d‘ was in Columbia a short time this
"'5" ' morning on her way in

e.
mi-.01. L Watts of liobaly is
visiting at the home of Mr. and

,wm~ m_._»,,_ u_ 3",,’ ,,,,,g,,,, 1 Mrs.‘ Fletcher. «:24 North Seventh
mu Iary 1). Jesse. who 5'~m*~ Mr-

I-‘leteher is a brake-
‘Iron

A. . “union”, ‘n "P".  You the Wabash Rat

Ber
join

in &lorado.' .
. Iargaret ‘.Elnea. Dumas
A has as guests.
Hrs. E.J. Home of White-
nnd Ir. and lira. Garth
son. Garth. Jr.. oi Quin-

..D. E. Thomas and
lira. Thomas lat-ll

rs. S. li. Bryson‘ and daughter.

mt F°n:'in: : lira.’ Etta Hoflman, who have been
prtwant a picnic supper

“.5\'ilitln8 at the home of lirs. Bry-
.son‘a daughter. lira. liarion Groves

ioi near Columbia, returned this

. E. Dsosnas left. Wednes-I mos-nim: to their home in Centralia.

‘   AT THE HOSPITALS

Boone County.
llrs. Carrol H. Sapp was admit-
ted yesterday.
liiss Winona
charged ys-steeds

. University.
libs Jean Bruner waa__,admitted

he’ I-‘ranklin was dis-
S'-

__ - today.
an, r. 1»; icr.-.--,-.e, Jr_,i liiss Mary Rose Harrison was ad-
miztod yesterday.
—_ 
Ilrning Home by Auto.
and . SERVICE _
ALWAYS

C Jimmie ’s- College Inn

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,i .and rs. R. L. Reid
' , daughter. of Keokuk. Ia., who have
‘ , been visiting Mr. and Ira. William
Reid, 1400 Paris Road. for the last
few days. left yederday for a motor
trip to Kansas City. Joplin and the
Ozarks before ' to their
home in Keokuk.
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together long enough to got this cum"
concession, whidt was viewed in‘ 0 Eu!"

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tering wdege for an improvement,
in the situation. 9

leantitae the trade union con!er-  L,
once which opened here yesterday:
hard

Daysetisrkaeeatlsa.

Uailnd Pr‘: .
OKLAHOIA CITY. Okla.-
flble ur-9-wlori-eat crisis. the h‘!t?eath cell at steaieetex. and John-
l>°’¢1"| "°“1d- ‘say, who. the state said. must die
Delegates represented 6,0lIl,000 June 19, still is alive.
skilled trade workers. They were Jghmy mg.“ 5", “W4 mug-
Ctllfid M39312!’ 57 A. B. 8'*.NAnlt.ly had not Jackson county real-
presldent of the Trades Union Con- 5.3;. heating; 5;. my
neat. to discuss the (T390 Imem- asked Gov. ‘IV-app‘if Jobnnyhad been
Pl°Y|Mfli Iimltiol “TN ° executed and Gov. Trapp did not
is unprecedented," said Swsles. know a
opening the meeting, “but the con-
ditions of the workers also is um and ‘ham the Cu. 5“ M ‘Wu;
was on file there. The penitentiary
was
3°_ _ . “Sure, Johnny still is here.” the
“limit to the endurancevaod ior: "mm" of v vd_
 °1 '1" '°’k'“' Vhn‘ “° Court: will pass on the question of
H""“"“'°"' lad" °.’ '3‘ “°”“‘i whetheniohnny can now be electro-
ployed, suggested that a great na-—cut,d_
tional march the unemplqyed be‘ --———e———-—
on Lo on. coinciding with n: win Be School Superintendent.
24-hour stoppage of work. ' '
The 431159? P!!!'P0se of the conven- , work in the University last winter.
tion was to demand that the British; 5;; been gig.-ad gap“-inundeng of
government make an immediate so-j school; at I-‘open City,
lution of the grave unemploymenti
situation. The latest oficial figures; 4
show more than 1.800.000 out of '
work. I
liormal ‘unemployment runs be-
tween 3 and 4 per cent but mem-;
bers of the conference said today;
that it had never been less than 10:

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Four-Course Chicken

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S Ie-8ol1h»D8"‘'°l“"*'- ""1 “"°“' 1 r cent since 1921 whil it now’
,; . _hv rclyde Gilbert. and  in Hallxfllseési‘ Quiunba. Band‘ “ 12 pg. “,',L e E 3 Dinner
. . em. ———.-—— r)’. a student in the University. wm‘ °”""pl‘f7“~°“‘ P“ 3°“ ‘p .77‘
' ' -‘ firs. W. C. fiifenden. 1018 Bar‘ went to her home in Hallsville this "“,“’ d°‘’‘“° "' "”°‘"" ‘'7 '‘3°‘_‘. . 
. e. an“. - y mom"! to ‘pend the ',eek_end paid. In 1920. the annual wage bill”
withadinaerinhonor other nwt.h- H Guitar. Jr.. of St. Louis ‘,"-' "°'°°°'°w'°°° 'hn‘ M‘ l‘ l""
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emu; lur slit!-fifth llifflllly weeks-end .wtth his mother, lirs J . ';
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am 3’. m ‘TI. J. P. “Elle G_. n, ‘on. fay ’ “"::‘ ’
Dr. c. L. '3-rm. Home N the Wabash Railway. who has been *"°¢°‘ “'''l‘'“'" °“'''- ‘° 3°

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claims of a Tuba. kla.. woman!‘ ‘ 6 ‘C ’ """" "‘
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We Frankly P ?
Admit,

—that no meal iscomplete unless you

get the proper courteous service that
every lady and gentleman expects-
no matter how delicious the meal may
be. That is why we say eat at the Col-
lege Inn because courtesy is the first
requisite we stress on the part of our
waitresses. In addition, we strive to
give you the best.of service, and the

“.5 C“. best of foods. It
PRANIH-Y , Chicken Dinn r at Jimmie‘: tomor-
SAY — row will be y enjoyable and you
Coujrrgoug won't regret it. »

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‘ oven y .
ins bubs at 0 o'clock. The Sunday school. :
ioruodn ands-rt|.heltasatI:80a.n:.
flit rudiag room. at 21! taebange Na-
‘mallank Bolldllltbqs-ssirolnltso
3 o'clock daily. aaoevt Sundays and legal
holidays.

“"'“"" aouri led thirty other states and
>Bibls srhool will be at 9:30 a. m.: morn-
llc hjeet

BEST HAMBURGERS
in town at the.
Square Deal Lunch Room
I Phone 1537 602 Bdwy.

s
o'clock. Batten meetings of the omen‘-
Couneil will be held Friday afternoon at
8o'e

The chance is that she’ll

HARRlS’.”

so many others who come
here, knows the delights of a

HARRIS’ Sunday Dinner.
I a-waiting for her

and you at l-lAR- 

313'. llilardandsison

's«a booth

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Sunday at 004
nnealIla.ni.1'nes\fi.ieetoithe|es- ,0.-([.[-‘|o.g_
7 will be ‘Tenth. . , th fl t
1‘ ' D. litssouria exports {or 1' fl l

‘Doe cimetun nnaeeeoe will be held at 3 ‘filo
. It. iamou ted to 81.250.769.000 as com-

red with 81.079.190.18! for the
‘tint three months or 1924.
1 ————¢——-—-—-

lll be no evening worship on as-- ‘ P.

Booaville Girl Vidts Here.

I — ll’ V rgna H ' I Boon
A: (‘osers 8' liontll l‘eriod—liiaaostri'aj i, U‘: are“ of :22” 0
Largest

zstrtet of

W. A. NORRIS. X. D.

F. B. llober
ccht. 401 South Fifth Street.

City Health Com.

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Buick for Sale

Six-cylinder Buick touring car.

ent mechanical condition.
ce

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8350. 'n-
uer leaving town. ‘Call 1016
white.

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“nu, u "m N _ “ regions for the period state-d,.uit I
d the ‘av. I. HI filters , _
‘The Pbe oi Doctrine la the Christian Be-
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L$““‘$$“.l“‘.I‘%-;.I.l.I'l.l.IH L‘
Whisper 
“Sunday Dinner?” to Her B

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say, “Yes, if you take me to-

And she’ll have just rea-;:
son for asking it, for she, like?

quarter of 1925 were 814,424,345, asf: _
compared to 814,613,291 for the last’ -
three months of 1924, and 813.697,-,
165 for the first quarter of 1924. ac-|
cording to statistics given out by‘:
’ the Department of Commerce. llis-I

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FOR SALE
TRIS BEAUTIFUL HOME ON STEWART ROAD
A real home. beautiful trees, hardwood floors. four ‘
rooms. fireplace. kitchen. large pantry on first floor. 4
Four rooms and study on 2d floor. two rooms on 3d.
bathroom and shower bath. ,
Splendid terms-—ior particulars see .,I
H. R. WALKER REALTY CO. 1:
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THE SIGN SUG-

GESPS ‘[0 YOU
asyourideh,-thatPfl’lIlPl'll"
radiator of your ear is not in
the best oi shape and that
pg stop by
our place and have your ra-
diator put in perfect conditlon._
It will be best if you do not
want your ;s_ngine' to overheat
and give (out trouble.

H. J. GRIBBLE'

Plsntvldi -24H. 0th St.

Bven “Grand-Daddy” Finds Delight In-

, FROZEN GOIZMDWW

both old and young. Tryit, either at your favorite fountain in
quart carton or two tonight. ‘

/ Verily, the creamy richness and wholegome purity of Frozen

to happily satisfy
many tasty specials, or take home a

Specials For Tonight and Sunday:

' , " BRICK

Vanilla \

Vanilla-Chocolate V
Vanilla Orange Ice * >
° Vanilla Pineapple Ice
Vanilla Cherry Ice
Peach  

 Banana ‘ — 4
Tutti Frutti 

   

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(in Sealtizhts)

Vanilla
Chocolate 
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