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Tile church I PUBLIC SALE i Y.VA at iiUi tion my W. t.uivtl St i I i. lit. 1 1 Mses Myn and Pauline of were boaie for the Fourth. Eastman Peters trucked I lambs to tie ICuiras City market kJt werk.

Tbuwe mho called in the It Atwell bocne Sunday intluJi-J Messrs. ar.d Mes-iamrs Sherman J. B. Jrciur.gs and Grovrr Summers and fanuiy. Mr.

and Mrs. OI or Edwards had as Sun iiy i rjirr cuets tnnr son. Chetr, it Jt and daughter of Se- dalia. i ass. ii a.

-i SHEER BEMEERSS: I tool axl phutnt on Sindsr Buvamtr. A gJ fu lo fee. Suav-Isy S. huol xlnm 1 lu 11 a. m.

Yuu snr nd-d. Onm.il srrvK sr hUl on the an-1 thud S-jjkUvs 1 to 12 M- to. Ktara Vtuum IMUbt-r. S- X. R-.

hit Tudjy lor i at to Mart hai training. Mrs. Hnrr Hunt and ttoowr Jr or Urran a. anr vimn in tr.e rHMCo of fw-r mother. Mrs.

Kovrtoo Wamrri. HuNrt a rtud. tl at C. Jl-J S. T.

turn. tarh in the Raytounj twhoil n-xt yt-r. Nora Elistx-m Butchir of Chicago is peniing hr mith her mother. VI ra. H.

H. Waush. rli Jan WajiEh of Kansas City a th. re over th i wn-ktrf. other tlaughtrin of Mr.

WaiiKh. Mrs. Deltert Criitch-fioM of Kan Franosr and Mr. RirharJ Murphv cf Columbia, ex- VtHari to Get Merchandise' WILL CIVZ GOOD SERVICE AND LONG WEAR WITH ORDINARY CARE Wafer Pails ttnastinff Pans Covered Sauce Pans Wash Hasins Sink Strainers Double lioilers Dish Pans Puddina: Pans Dippers Drip Coffee Makers Covered Kettles Roasters 20 QUART OPEN CAXXKKS-COLOU CUAY Beamars Variety Store West Side Square Clinton, Mo. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS SI Value Rayon SATIN 69c SLIPS Sizes 32 to 44 51.98 Val.

SHEER DRESSES I39 pect to sprnJ their vacation ir thia home, arriving thia week. I The (croup known as "The Hirth-'dny which im-hided toe E. 1 (I. liutcher family. and Mestlames Nenl Miller.

ithan 1 Gilliam. Frank Vance, Valter BrownfieW. E. G. HiWer and Miteh i nns' P'Tiic Hill Crest VJuly t.

Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wangh and family stert Siindav in the home his mother. Mrs. Pinkie Waugh.

Uuly 4 is Kilty Frank Waughs I tirlh'lay. to there w-as a pink and birthday cake with two SA, it 4 UC VI V. 4 1 r. v. Voiles.BatLstes Polka Dots Adorable Fancy Buttons and Trims Sizes 12 to 44 i canIIer.

Miss Ruth Straw asks that i everyone interested In a choir at tXoni come to choir practice at line cnuren wecinesnay niKm. juiy 14. This is for old and younR. OUT THEY GO! Clearance of a mm mm a lis WHITES and Combinations Value) to $4.95 $2.45 VaL Full c.mmar Fashioned Summer Djvru PUSSES hose 1.69 S3.G3 Value Seersucker OSS SUITS Sizes 12 to 20 Separate Women's Shuks Slack $2.98 Val. Slllff 111 $3.95 Val.

2.98 S2.98 Value Men's Wash 198 PANTS Sizes 29 to 42 Men's Men's liils Drm $3.95 VaL StlTHl'S $1.00 euii nnt BM1B Broken Ei tot Revival services will start at Xorris church Tuesday nijrht August 3. and extend to Sunday, Aug- u.t 15. Mrs. J. R.

Bellomy and Jonnie i Hopkins visited Charlie Hopkins of Warsaw Sunday. Sevfral from here attended the' open house at the Knobnoster air base Sunday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Gray, Miis Mary Alyce Ilutchpr and C. K. Butcher. Miss Helen Dunn, reprenenting the young people of Norris iad charge of devotional service at the Sunday evening worship Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Wilson and family visited in the home of her mother. Mrs.

Epperson of Leeton Sunday. Mrs. Epperson haa poor health. Miss Sarah Frances Gray Is employed at the Knobnoster camp as assistant hostess. The missionary meeting will be held July 15 at the church.

t.r.om.r: St IIOOL Mr. and Mr Virgil Efton Bradley spent Sunday iast week with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Egbert and son. Her parents and sister.

Miss Wilma. of Kansas City spent Saturday night with them. 50 Non-Rationed Play shoes a mmm All sizes but not in all styles AfiJpj Hi-rh cr PS3S3 Men's 3.45 WORK SHOES 245X All Leather Construction Xl cut oata for Oilie ar.d VirJ Braey last week. ltia Johnson, wife and daueh-' ter visited o-er the week-end with tlieir rarents. and cali.d at II: Little's Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. X-wl Bradley spent U-t wtrk-end with her parents near Cross Timbers. They saw several overturned houses near the Osage nver bridge at Warsaw. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Chastain were among Clinton choppers Saturday. Mrs. Young and Ida Thompson kept Mrs. Xoel Bradley' baby daughter Saturday, while she went to town.

Mrs. Bradley pur-! chased Rho.e Island lied chicks at a hatchery. Biwco Johnson cut oats for El Ferguson last week. I Mrs. George Young's children from Kansas City were home for the holidays.

EDWARD K. DIE" IX HELD Edward Roy Akers. who with his wife had made his home on the Joe Ross farm one mile south of Maurine for pome years, fill at his task in the field there Wednesday. June 30, 1913. Mr.

Akers had gone -from the house about 8 a. m. as usual and whn he did not return at noon, his wife became worried am! went to the field In search of him. She found his body near the cultivator on which he had apparently been working and she knew that life had been gone some time. The County Coroner.

Dr. R. S. Hollingsworth, deemed no inquest necessary, as circumstances pointed definitely to a natural demise, early in the day from heart failure. Edward Roy Akers was bom at MonLserrat in Johnson County, March 25.

1864 the son of James and Charlotte Bo bo Akers. His father was a native Clintonian and his mother an Ohio woman, and most of his life had been spent near Clinton. His wife, Alice Akers, survives him. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at the Corinth Baptist Church by Rev. Edwards and burial was at the Carrsville cemetery.

The Wilkinson service was in charege. CREWS AND POWELL Messrs. and Mesdames Oscar Hughes and Earl Farmer spent Sunday at Knobnoster attending the open house at the air base. Earl Chastain, wife and son. Shelby Keith, were dinner guests 2 STAR Box Spring match IF YOU Powder ft.

fnr Y.UWtn, uni i ii it illlJi.ll Villi 30c mm mam HOSE II 111 It Jlli A MaTI CUTOSn I Heat FRIDAY, JULY 1043 i I VihmI lii-ntt-r 1 r.r-;ikf.i-t M-t -ll I l.il.l.- 1 lit- lm 1 K5. i-i rir in I l.lri i I.illolctlins, 'm: 1 Ironiiii lHiirl I 4 Kitrlicii liairs 1 I-ixmi inowvr I Kii-Hrii- rn-aiii 1 1 l.il.raiy tal.l 1 l.ixiuir l'lHiin iiit 1 l.t 1 lt i iMikin 1 fruit I 'ain't i-wt-M-r I 4iiirii All. I tillur llltirlis no! Tnu l'a-li. DANA AUSTIN M('on it I lmir, Aiictioiii'cvs l-hn Ni.iilli, I. ik 4.M in the Jiike Failer home.

Wayne and family called. Margaret Bea.iley sjwnt a few dnys last week with Donald Biasnenr in Calhoun. Floyd Box visited Sunday with Jim and David linger. Kenneth Gray and family visited Sunday with the Walter Diis-kclls. John, Mary and Marguerite Atwell and Jake Failer and wife called in the Wayne East home Wednesday last week.

NOli I I Mr. and Mrs. Idtia Daniel and family visited in the home of her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Lionliergw, last week. Mrs. Homer Hunt and son, Homer Lee, of Los Angeles. Calif, are visiting her mother, Mrs. It.

K. Waugh. Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Bellomy and family visited his mother last week. Mrs. Eddie Wchmcyer visited her mother, Mrs. Pinkie last week.

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