The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 18

THE DAILY CONSTITUTION, CHILLICOTHE, MO. THUBSDAY, APRIL 28, T921 Public Sale Household Goods and Furniture Saturday, April 30, 1:30 p. m. sharp 308 Mansur Street 1 will sell the entire "contents of ivy room consisting of 1 mahogany, leather uphold, r-ng. extra good 1 six foot 6 dining chairs to 1 large Morns chair.

upholstered; 3 center 1 oak library table. lino Princess dreBSes, oak French plate; 1 Parlor rug, J0xl2, Kurd pail nice lace curtains: 2 iron I antf 1 White machine-; 4 1 ton 1 1 stand: 1 sloping couch; 1 jvushing machine; 1 Urge bufet; 5 large pictures and frames; 7 good iMymoutUKock good line of library books; and many other tbfcigt. too numerous at 1:30 p. m. sharp.

TERMS of sale will maiU own day of sale. I S. DAY, Owner G. KREASIN, Auc. 30 MT.

PLKAXSAXT AXD VICINITY. Preaching at Mt. Pleasant was well attended Sunday. (Regular prench ins services again next Sunday. Everyone come.

Akers is quite sick at the present writing. Mr. and Mrs. Pn-witt and family spent Friday night at the Barrel home. Dorothy Gibbs spent last Sunday with Mabel Holiuan.

Jesse Lay, Zepha and Gladys flarrell spent Sunday evening at Mr. Treon's in Chillicothe. baptizing to be held last Sinday Teas postponed on account of the river 'toeing too high. Rev. Baker spent last Friday night "with 'Jim Wilson.

Several from here attended the tehernacle. in Chillicothe Sunday and Sunday night. "Those who attended the basket dinner at Sampsel from here were Mr. Akers and family. Jim Wilson family, Dorothy Gibbs, Sada Harrell.

Grace, Mabel. Clara and Ben Holman. All report a good time. Jim Wilson's called on John Rupe's Sunday afternoon. Gladys Wilson visited Minnie Cole DAWN HIGH SCHOOL.

JJO The juniors will present "Why Not'8 Jim," Friday. April 29, at 8:15 p. m. at the high school auditorium. The cast has a great deal of pep and that is what is needed for a good play.

The admission is loc and 25c and tickets can be bought from any member of the junior class. Everybody welcome. I CLARK BROS. Miss Deforest, a missionary from Kobe, Japan, gave an interesting talk in assembly last Thursday afternoon. Most all of Miss life has been spent in Japan.

She is president of Kobe College for girls. She says that the girls are very eager for education. She gave us much information about the Japanese and their customs. Specials Bargains Friday, Saturday SPRING A New Spring Hat of Medium proportions and veryifine quality Bronz Seal Brown and Perl Gray, $7.00 others $3.50 op Caps, $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 Adams Toggery I A I-'KW OF OUR BARGAINS FOR THIS WKKK. Sugar, 13 Ibs.

St.OO' Hulk Cocoa, 2 Ibs 33c Hulk tea, I Pure Pepper, 1 lb 34c Ik-st grade Tancy Santos I'eaberry Coffee, Ibs. Rio Coffee, 8 Ibs. 91.OO Hawl Wheat Flour, 48 Ibs Rice, 33 Ibs. $1.00 Onion Sots, 1 gal. 13c Oranges, 1 doz.

Sweet Corn, 1 doz. Syrup. 1 gal. 30c ENGLAND'S. Phone 108.

26-4 The track meet held at Chillirotha' Saturday. April 113, the first for Liv-j ingston county, showed Dawn hold-j ing her own. The Dawn eighth grade; boys made the best showing in the' county, a result of their practice. Results were: Eighth Grade: Lamnr Lionbarger. Earnest Tiffany.

Arnold Eppley and Ralph Vanstane. First- 50 yd. Lion- harper. Lamar Money Savings, will bring you over 8 IKT cent. Save a little each month.

No amount to small; none too large. 14 Gunby-Shelton Abst. Co. yd. dash Lionliarger.

vault- -Tiffany. High School: yd. Jones. vault--Lowell Evans, Thomas. McKinley Jones.

Everett Evans. Third Discus Evans. FOR rooms with board. Mrs. B.

J. Mallory, Phone 893. 25 3t Try our SOc Merchants' bunch, from to Ever-Eat Cafe, 611 Webster street. alltl Entertainment ami Tie Supper. There will he an entertainment and pie supper at the Oak Grove school house Thursday evening, Apr.

26. Everybody invited. 25-2t FOR from reliable seeds at Summerville store or 624 Williams St. Phone 717-J. 27-6 Last Wednesday night the senior class presented the Anderson-Ring i duo composed of Mary Ellen Anderson and Lui Ring.

The program consisted of character sketches, popular operatic selections and violin numbers. The company proved them selves entertainers of rare merit and harm. The outstanding features of the program were the readings of Anderson and the vocal selections of Mr. Ring. More than $50 WHS cleared, half of which went to the entertainers and the remainder will be used to help defray the expenses of the senior class.

PREMIER 31J inches wide, good -juulity, dark and light patterns; Special per yd. Not over 'JO yards to customer 27 INCH WIDE FANCY DRESS good quality; Special 1UC Not over yards to customer 28 INCH CHEVIOT Plain fancy stripes. Special per yard Not over 'JO yards to customer APRON CHECK Spec, per yd 10c NINE QUARTER BROWN Special 29c AMOSKEGG A. C. Best grade blue stripe, fea- ilicr -king; special 2Uc Not over 10 yards to customer 1 yard wide bleached muslin; spec.

18e Not over 'JO yards to customer RANDOLPH L. 1 yard wide- brown mns (rood weight Special GIBRALTER L. 1 yard wide brown 11 cavy weight; Special inch Curtain Scrim Special yard 10 and 15c Black 1 iml witle weight; Special yard The above piece all lull remnants or are all first class merchandise selected from our regular stock. I "I LADIES' SILK Spec. ea.

$1.48 LADIES' SILK SHIRT WAIST- Large line from which to select. Waists worth up to special flood Thursday, Friday and aturday only. II. 11. S.

teachers and students nt- tended the track meet April 23 at C. B. C. field. The D.

H. S. boys that entered the truck meet were Virgil Evans, Frank Cramer, Lewis Thomas, Everett Evans. Virgil Griffiths, Lowell Yates. H.

Williams, Morgan Evans and Mc-j Kinley Jones. Rev. F. R. Poage of the M.

K. Church. South of Chillicothe will deliver th Raccaleatireate sermon. Kdith Harry is editor this week. Miss Capp spent the week end in ICliiUicothe.

Virgil Griffiths has been absent the part of the week. Help I be boys win at Cameron. Sadie Roath. sophomore was absent fn in school Monday and Tucs- dav of (his week. CLARK BROS.

CU1LL1COTHE, MO Dodge Brothers constant aim is to surround each and every operation fliat enters into the construction of the car with safeguards which will compel those operations to be as dose to perfection as human effort can make them. THE OFFICIAL BALLOT OF THE OTY CHILLKmilE, MLSSOlfRL -I'TIK BIENNIAL GENERAL ELECTION TO BE ON MONDAY, MAY 2- 1921. Republican Ticket. Democratic Ticket The garoline cortfcamption is unusually low are mileage is unusually high i Adams Auto Supply Co. Locust Street Chillicothe Notice to BitUlers.

Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned City Auditor at the office of the City Clerk of the City Chillicothe, Missouri, until 12 o'clock noon, of the 9th day of May, 1921, the grading, curbing, paving. pairing a ad the reconstruction of paving of that portion of Locust street from the south side or line of Clay street, thence south a distance of four hundred feet, in said City of Chillicothe. Missouri, in accordance with Ordinance Number 2265 of the ordinances of said City of Chillicothe and the plans and specifications thereiu referred to, which plans and specifications are now on file in the office of the City Clerk of said City of Chillicothe. All of the said work of grading, curbing, paving, repaving and the reconstruction of paving, including all the cost of bringing the said portion of said street to the established grade to be paid for by special tax bills to be issued against the proper ty liable therefor, according to law as provided by said ordinance number 2265, passed and approved April 25th, 1921. Each bidder shall submit with his bid a certified check for One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) payable to the City of Chillicothe, Missouri to insure the making of the contract as provided by the ordinance.

The person who is the successful bidder shall enter into a bond in a sum equal to PAUL D. KITT Councilman at FKKD C'OKNVE Councilman First BOEHNER Councilman Second i'ALLE Councilman Third E. A. THARP Councilman Fourth Ward FRANK UATTA City OLIVE RAMCO COOK Police J. E.

WYNN City DON CHAPMAN. City J. W. HICKS City JEWELL MILLER City MABEL EASTMAN City PRANK W. ASHBY.

Councilman at JOHN U. MITCHELL Councilman First ROY MOORE. Councilman Second GEORGE W. BECKLER Councilman Third LOUIE DAHL Councilman Fourth UORESTUS SMITH City MRS. BLANCHE RAMSEY Police JAMES J.

MARTIN City THOMAS H. HICKLIN City MAURICE DORNEY City MISS ELLA CASEY. City MISS CATHA WELLS City SPENCER H. MARK. PRES.

D. MORGAN 1 John M. Gullutin. Clerk of the County Court of Livingston County. sp cUv that the foregoing are the nominations made above named for City Offices of City bye sp cv ,1 Chillicot he Svingston County.

Missouri, toV n.M at tte biennial said City to be held on the 2nd day of May. have filed in my office la accordance with np reto set my band and oh County Conn of Livingston Couaty, Missoun, at -J the City of Chillicothe, in said county and state aforesaid, this the the of the County Court of Livingston County. State of Missouri. STATE OF MISSOURr, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON. I Elmer f'johnson, City Clerk of the City of Chillicothe Missouri, do aimei are the nominations made by the right to rejecfany and all bids is reserved.

DREW P. TYE, 27 gt city Auditor. Remember Seflon's Plants. Phone- afore sa'id. this the 23rd day of April, 1921.

ELMER G. JOHNSON, City Clerk..