Centralia Fireside Guard from Centralia, Missouri • 8

VOLUME FIFTY-EIGHT. PAGE EIGHT. LOCAL NEWS AND paragraph. CEXTRAITA FIRESIDE GUARD. APRIL .0, 192(5.

Dr. S. E. Harley, Dentist. Office over Wilson's Drug Store.

KRAMERS I '(ffitlraliaJirc0iDfC5itorD ESTABLISHED 1863, RODEMYRE BROTHERS. EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Ill WEST SIXGI.ETOX STREET. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Raisins, two pounds 25 Dry Peaches, "Prunes, two pounds BOOTII-BARNES. Archie Booth and Miss Mildred Barnes both of Sturgeon, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon in Columbia by Rev.

W. C. Giggs. They were accompanied by Miss Marjorie Barnes and Mitchell Bartee. The bride is an accomplished young lady.

At present she is teaching in the Sturgeon public school, where she has taught for the past three years. The groom is a prosperous young farmer. They will reside on a farm near Skinner. The newlyweds are receiving the congratulations of their many friends. North Side Square.

The junior editor of the Guard was on the sick list Sunday and Monday, with a bad cold and a touch of flu. Some think it was the cooking, but we hasten to state that he has been on the same menu, practically, and under the same chef for the past quarter of a century, and while it could possibly have been the lack of cooking, we dont think it Can be laid onto the chef or the vittles. He is back on the job, but wabbles like a red and white spring calf. A good white paint, per gallon at R. L.

drug store. 2t Do not forget your Mothers Day Candy. Let R. L. Hope have your order and the candy will be here, nice and fresh for that event.

17-2 Apricots, .29 Extra Quality Peaberry Coffee, 55 Phone No. 17. R. L. Angell, formerly one of the best base-runners on the home base ball team, is said to be still able to cover a block in nothing flat if the occasion requires.

Bob made a burst of speed last week and some of the boys thought there was a fire, but his dad told us that the boy just happened to remember that he did not have his city car license and as he could not use his car he used his speed and beat what the car could do in the same distance. The best floor enamel, all colors, may be found at Hopes Rexall Drug Store. 17-2t HAULING Hiram Wainscott wants to do your hauling. Yse La Crosse Lumber Companys 100 Pure HOLSE PAINT. 13-8t PLASTERING and STUCCOING All Work Guaranteed.

Phone 210. 104 S. Collier St. Centralia. ARE YOU ANEMIC? pAT white bread and milk or white bread and butter atevery meal and between meals.

This food will build up your health quickly. Good white bread is more nutrious, strengthening and healthful than any other kind of bread. The leading Foood Au thorities have proved this most conclusively. 5Dr. H.

E. Barnard, director of the American Institute cf Baking, Chicago says: No other food in similar quantities furnishes so many calories of so satisfactory and suitable form. A pound loaf of white bread will furnish the body from 1100 to 1200 calories. fiWhite bread with milk, or white tread and butter, builds bone, muscle and health furnishes more working energy to the body and does it more quickly than any other food. Men and whoset livelihood depends largely on their mental or physical fitness, eat plenty of white bread.

IJIf you want to look better feel better and be stronger and healthier eat more good white bread. W. H. TRUMBLE, Purity Bakery. Centralia, Missouri.

BlTLER-ACUFF. Word has been received here by Mrs. Harry S. Rowland of the marriage of her sister, Miss Pauline Acuff, to Monroe Butler, on Wednesday evening, April 22id. The wedding ceremony was performed by Dr.

Jenkins of the Linwood Chiistian church, in Kansas City. The bride is a daughter of Wm. C. Acuffi and wife, and was born in Centralia. She received her schooling in the public school here and, after the family moved to Columba, finished high school and a business course in that city.

Later taking a course in music in Kansas City. She has taught music and expression in various places, notably Excelsior Springs, and has sung in grand opera taking some of the most difficult arias and winning the plaudits of the critics and public alike. She is still continuing her studies in voice culture, having one of the most wonderful voices of any young woman in the state. Besides her accomplishments, the bride is a pretty girl and will make a wonderful helpmeet to the man of her choice. The groom is a son of Mrs.

M. J. Butler of Lexington, Mo. He is in business in Kansas City, being vice-president and agency manager of the American Railways Savings and Loan Company. They will continue to make their home in, Kansas City.

About twenty-one members of the Junior B. Y. P. U. enjoyed a weinie roast out near placid Lake Deutcher Monday afternoon.

P.ev. Arlie Hunt of Mexico will pieach at the Holiness church next Sunday morning and evening. All are invited. O. B.

Tribble and wife had as a Sunday guest Elder W. C. Balienger of Kansas City, a relative of Mr. Tribble. Elder Balienger preached at the Church of Christ here Sunday.

For the highest grade and highest shine, Inside varnishes and colored varnish, go to R. L. Hope. 17-2 GIVE us a trial for pure rich milk delivered twice a day, quarts pints 5 cts. After May 1st.

Baby milk from one cow, 12 cts quart. C. E. Betzcr, 17-3t La Crosse Lumber Co. Ileadquar.

ters for all kinds of Paints, Varnishes and Colors. 13-8w The best spring tonics may be had at R. L. Hopes Drug Store. 17-2 C.

C. Jennings was in Mexico on business, Saturday. Farrar Elliott is here attending the funeral of his mother. Miss Marie Jones was the Sunday prest of Miss Ruth LeCouiff. G.

W. Ousley, quite sick for some time, is reported much better. Harry Jennings of Columbia was the Sunday guest of his parents. Newman Bugg of Mexico was the Sunday guest of his family here. Mrs.

W. G. Kramer and children are quite ill at their home, this week. Wonneman Flower sale, May 12th and 13th. R.

L. Hope. 18-2t LaRue Sinclair of Mexico was the wee end guest of George Faddis and wife. S. L.

Roberts and J. Fat Ronie and their wives were Mexico visitors, Sunday. Ruoy McMinn and wife were the Sunday guests of relatives and friends in Hallsville. R. A.

Berkebile and wife of Columbia were the Sunday guests of Jim Morris and family. Jasper Harris and wife of Kansas City were the week end guests of her brother, Logan Kaufman and family. Julius R. Edwards has been confined to his bed with a spell of sickness, but is reported better. Remember Mother with an elegant box of candy, for Mothers Day.

See those at R. L. Hopes. 17-2 Clyde Ousley is in Moulton, Iowa, where he will work as brakeman for the Wabash, between that city and Des Moines. Mrs.

J. K. Jones, was the Sunday guest of Yelton Todd and family in Columbia. She also called on her new grandson at the Boone County hospital. Vv.

C. Adams and wife were the Sunday guests of her parents, south of town. They were accompanied by little Miss Dorothy Faucett, who was their guest the past weak. Cana Roberts left Tuesday noon for Piedmont, Oklahoma, on a prio-pecting trip. He may remain there all summer, or he may return, owing to conditions.

Ed Robison and son, Walter and Ray Robison and Mrs. Charles Poor of St. Louis were the week end visitors with Sam Robison and family, and Ed Sneed and family. Sims Bros. (J.

W. and Luther) lost their residence and the contents near Flynt school house, Wednesday, by fire. Cause of the fire not learned. The boys had no insurance, Large individual tomato plants at the Wonneman Flower Sale, May 12 and 13. R.

L. Hope. Miss Helen Tribble of Columbia, accompanied by her sister, Miss Ma-ble, who had been visiting with her, came up and spent the week end with their parents. Miss Helen returned to Columbia Monday. Mrs.

Simpson Newman has return ed to her home in Hannibal after a two weeks visit here with her parents, E. E. Townsend and wife. She was accompanied by Miss Mabel Eis-ele, who will spend some time there. No use to pay more if you want a good white paint for $2.40 per gallon.

R. L. Hope has all kinds of paint. Dale Hamilton and wife of this city and George Prather and Harry Hulen and wives, of Mexico, motored down to Auxvasse Creek Sunday to feed the fish but the latter were not very hungry, as evidenced by their catch. C.

B. Meffert, W. S. Drace and J. M.

Waller attended a meeting of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Missouri, in) Kirksville, Monday. Mr. Waller was elected a Grand Master, the highest office in the gift of the organization. Wait for the Big Wonneman Flower Sale, Wednesday, May 12th, and Thursday, May 13th. R.

L. Hope. Mrs. S. J.

Schooler and daughter, Miss Flossie, delightfully entertained for the following guests last Sunday: Their son and brother, L. C. Schooler, in St. Louis their nephew and cousin, Edgar Burnett of Michigan City, Indiana and J. W.

Burnett and family of Ashland. Miss Nina Rowland will leave for St. Louis, Saturday where she will spend a few days with relatives and friends. From there she will go to Cape Girardeau where she will attend a I. E.

O. convention, as a delegate, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of the coming week. Mrs. J. Ford Honey held open house for the members of the 42 club, Wednesday, in honor of Mrs.

L. M. Sinclair, who will shortly move to Kansas City, and Mrs. Irvine Kuhne, who will join her husband in Decatur, Illinois, when the present term of school closes. E.

T. Fuller of Hannibal, came over Saturday and returned Sunday, accompanied by his wife, who spent the past week at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. M. M. Dawson, who fell, Sunday a week ago and broke her right hip, the account of which was chronicled in our last issue.

Mrs. Dawson is getting along now as well as could be expected. You are missing the best chicken remedies unless you see R. L. Hope, Rexall druggist, 17-2t Official Newspaper of Centralia, Mo.

$1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. $1.00 FOR SIX MONTHS In the United States. -Entered at the Post Office in Centralia, Boons County, Missouri, as Second Class matter under Act of Congress. FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920. SW GIRU9 PuT otf 'Ittm UP9 SHOULD GUARANTEED UMDETHc TDOD VAvTDO maiv Young MEN AR getting indigent- 10M- Robert Blanton and wife were St.

Louis visitors Wednesday. J. H. Gilbert and wife entertained O. M.

Alien and family, Sunday. E. L. Cox and wife entertained his parents, B. W.

Cox and wife, Sunday. George Reynolds and wife of Mexico were the Sunday guests of her mother. J. F. Waters and wife attended the funeral of W.

H. Brown in Mexico, Sunday. T. J. Farrington is here from Lad-donia, meeting old neighbors and friends.

Joe Wisdom of near Columbia, was the Sunday guest of Smith Crump and family. Sam Denton and wife had Sunday dinner with Mrs. Joella Ess, northwest of town. J. H.

Potts and wife attended the funeral of her uncle, J. II. Brown, in Mexico, Sunday. Miss Katheryn Pulis of east of town, was the Sunday guest of Miss Ella Jane Ward. Mrs.

R. H. Garrard was confined to her room several days the past week on account of sickness. Miss Hannah Botkin of East St Louis, was the week end guest of her cousin, Miss Lucille Botkin. Malcolm Tribble and Charles Turley of St.

Louis, were here the week end visitors of O. B. Tribble and wife. Mrs. Dennis Craghcad and daughter of Browns Station were the Sunday guests of Mrs.

Ben Crump and family Mrs. Lawrence Alvey and Children are spending several days with her parents in Montgomery City, this week. Mrs Otis Baliew spent the week end with W. M. Cox, a brother in Columbia, who has the pneumonia but is doing nicely now.

Mrs. Roy Huckstep and children of Bowling Green, were here several days the past week the guests of her parents, A. G. Pool and wife. Mrs.

Frank M. Burks and daughter of Chinook, Montana, arrived in Centralia Wednesday to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Fisher Elliott. T. D.

LaMar and wife of Council Bluff, Iowa were here several days the past week the guests of Mrs. Nannie Hardin. They were enroute to Centralia, Illinois. C. T.

Paxton and Hugh Howell and wife motored down to East St St. Louis, Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Paxton, who spent the week ther with her sister, Mrs Jeff Hulett. Do you feel sluggish, drowsy, no pep, and all run-down? If you do, go to R.

L. Hope and get a bottle of Peptona or Celery and Iron Tonic. Full pint bottle for $1.00. 17-2t CARD OF THANKS. For 100 per cent insurance on all kinds of farm property, see D.

M. Jennings, Centralia, Mo. 13-tf The RIGHT kind of Hosiery for the Kiddies. All sizes from that of the little tots to the children in their teens. Look them over.

W. L. OWENS One Price Cash Store. Use urosse number Companys I 100 Pure HOUSE PAINT. 13-8tjj La Crosse Lumber Co.

Ileadquar. ters for all kinds of Paints, Varnish es and Colors. 13-8wC. E. Hulen.

3 9 THIS I CENTRALIA LADY 11-5 SMART- Fashion often bizarre many times queer and verv often fickle is very often beautiful. Seldom has it been more so, than when these two charming hats were designed Summers soft breezes find thf large and small hat, vieing for supremacy. 100 PURE VARNISII at the La CROSSE LUMBER CO. 13-5 J. H.

Bagby is having the exterior of his hardware store improved and painted, this week, adding gieat-ly to its appearance. Mrs. Otto Senf and son Herman sold forty-two spring chicks that weighed 79 pounds, this week. The chicks were hatched February 17. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Gid Powell at Wichita Falls, Texas, a son. Mr. Powell was formerly employed in Centralia and was at one time on the home base ball team. Uncle Jack Sturgeon is on the sick list again.

We hope for his speedy recovery as his friendly face is missed by many. It is hard to keep a good man down. J. J. Angell received news Tuesday of th serious illness of his soon-inlaw, Robt.

Llewellyn, who was taken to a hospital in Trinidad, Colorado, for treatment or probably operation. A regional conference of the Boone County W. C. T. U.

will be helld in Columbia, on May 11 at the Broadway Methodist church. All unions of the county will take part. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in joint session, celebrated the anniversary of the founding of the order, on Monday night. There was a nice program and a goodly attendance of both orders, and the affair was one of the most entertaining of the season. J.

W. Angell, of Barnum, Iowa, in renewing for the Guard says that they have not had a rain yet this spring and they are badly in need of moisture. All the oats are sown and most of the corn ground is broken. HH. L.

Pruett has for next Wednesday and Thursday night picture at his theatre on Allen Street, Gene Stratton Porters great story, The Keeper of the Bees. This is a most wholesome story and it makes a picture worth seeing. Tonight, (Friday) Mr. Pruett has on The Turmoil, a picture worth your time and money to see. For Saturday night Wm.

Fairbanks and Eva Novak in A Fight For Honor. one of the film hits of the season. B. F. wings, of Cope, Colorado, in renewing for his Guard, We have a fine winter, rr.t much snow but a hard winter ad around ms We are having nice, warm spring weather now.

Farmers are most through sowing barley and there is quite a lot of it being Fall wheat is looking good and growing rapidly. Our little town of Cape is quite a thriving little village. We have three dry goods stores, one drug store, a hardware store, three cream stations, a bank, a restaurant, a garage, blacksmith shop, a church and a high school. Cope is 2G miles north of the Rock Island Railroad. Denver is 150 miles west of here.

We are on a star route, so get our mail every day except Sunday. Seibert is our railroad town. The state highway runs through Cope to Denver so truck handle goods in and out of that place cheaper than does the railroad. The big Annual Flower Sale from Wonnemans will be held Wednesday, May 12th and Thursday, May 13th, R. L.

Hope. i8-2t The best varnishes, paints and Enamels that are made, can be found at R. L. Hopes Rexall Drug Store. WAS When the Club met, the guests raved over her new furniture, and complimented her on the attractiveness of her floors and woodwork.

Cooks Armorcote Varnish stains and varnishes in one application. Many beautiful, transparent wood tints to select from. Come in today and let us show you some finished samples of this marvelous colored varnish the varnish that wont mar or scratch white, and that water cant harm. A FEW weeks ago when her Club met at a neighbors home, she heard the women gossip about the shabby furniture and woodwork in the home of their hostess. She thought with dread what they might say at the next meeting in her home.

But before the Club met again, she fixed things! She renewed her worn woodwork and furniture with Cooks Armorcote Varnish. She refinished her shabby floors. And the whole house was brightened! ft as. Cooks Armorcote Varnish Most Durable and Lasting Varnish Made Dries withSmoothjLustrousFinish Will Not Mar nor Scratch White Not Affected by Hot or Cold Water Made in Clear, and Five Transparent Wood Tints Directions on Can COOK CQOKt PUftT-0-SCWE how to paint, Tarnish, enamel or stain any surface; and gives methods estimating costs. UK CMS B60K OF MKime la a complete manual of home decoration, showing color and how to etc.

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