Chillicothe Morning Constitution from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 8

PAGE FOUR THE CHILLICOTHE DAILY CONSTITUTION J. T. Skidmoro is a business visitor in Vattonsburg today. "Old Doe Yaclt" in Comedy Cur- toons at tlie star tonight. Leslie Howe of St.

Louis was visiting friends in the city Sunday. W. 12- Nubs of Carrollton spent Sunday with irionds in the city. John L. Curtis ot Hickory was a Saturday business visitor in the city.

Porter Lamb, who underwent an operation Sunday, is reported doing nicely. Jr Fred Pringle is confined to liis home on South Washington street with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erskine of Gal- John Milbank entertained a a a caras Cor Mrs.John SlLoiman ol Truiici dd Mr.

and Mrs. J. a. Barclav gave a laimly dinner at their home on South Mm street Sunday itl ot Mrs lucent, who Wll a part Tuesday morning tor her home in Si.okane, Covers were Uid tor fourteen The Elm street Chuich ladies will hold their regular monthly reception at the home of Mrs. J.

Miller, West Bryan on Thursday atternoon at 2 3 0 o'clock. Star. latin are in the city visiting rcla- giam. lives and friends. Mrs.

J. C. Kester has returned from a two weeks' -visit at the O. U. Kester home in St.

Louis. and Mrs. Epriham Cox of 131m street announce the arrival ot a son at their home Sunday alght. Mrs. Ed.

Miller has returned to her home in Gait, after a short visit at the O. V. Lair home in this city. Mr. and Mrs.

U. E. report the birth of a'daughter at their horns on Oth street Saturday evening. Mrs. C.

B. Swan who was operated on at St. Mary's hospital for appendicitis is reported getting along nicely Roy Frederick today lor Ms liome in Tes Moines, Iowa, after an extended visit with i i friends. Columbia Tribune: Mis. T.

F. Spencer went to Denver this morning to spend the suuimei. She was accompanied by iier daughter, Mrs. B. R.

Shore, as far as Ccntralia. Mrs. E. C. Orr.

and children, Edwin and Dorothy, relumed Sunday from Des Moines where they have been the guests Mrs. Orr's sister. Mis. John McConncll, for several clays. Susan Kirby of Portland, is expected Wednesday for an extended visit with her brother, George Stubbs, Dickenson St.

Mr. Stubbs has not seen his sister (or fifty years and it probably will be a very happy reunion. Mary Catherine Boyle has returned from Manhattan, sin graduted this June troui the Kansas State Agricultural College, recerving a B. S. Degree in Domestic Science She expects to continue her work in Columbia University in New Yoik City this fall.

Lee S.tuck, who has been the guest ol his Ed Bargsdoll for several the his home in Kansas City Monday. He reports that liis brother, Harve Stuck, torm- ery of this city, who has been associated with a linotyping company in K. has disposed of his interests with the company and is now m- 11' -estate business attend. Refreshments Everyone is invited to and a pro- 22-31 'Tonight is "Laugh Night" at the As ra tb tl b- Oj with his lather-in-law. E.

C. Deardorff, and that they were erecting a $50,000 flat in this city. We have plenty ot nut coal on hand or summer use. Phono orders to 356. Rupp Bros.

Coal Dealers. 2 2 The first appearance of Seplembei Morn in Chmicolhe wai be at the Majestic Theatre tonight. Don't fai: to be there. We have plenty of nut coal on ham for ube. Phone orders 6.

Bros. Coal Dealers 2 2 0 THEATRE MANAGE3IJSST OF JASIES BOVLF Big 4-Reel Show -OUCHESTJGA BITIStC- MONDAY, JUNE CAPTCKKD 1JY MEXICAN. Parl 1 OAPTlTltliJD BY MEXICAN. 2 Kalem Drama Tiie Knave of Ihe Cora- Iti Iho Soup Lubin Tlio Cynic Sebg Old Dock Yak. TONIGHT ADMISSION--Adults JlOc; children 5i SUBPBISBS MANS IN The QUICK action of simple buck- tlioi'n bark, glycerine, as mixed in Adler-i-ka, tile remedy which ba- came famous by curing appendicitis, Is suprisiug Chillicotlie people.

Many have found that this simple remedy drains so much foul matter from the system that A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipation, sour stomach and gas the stomach almost IMMEDIATELY. AdJer-i-ka is the most thorough bowel cleanser ever sold. Clark's Pharmacy. BETTER SERVICE WE HAVE ANOTHER TELI'IMIONE VOB THE COiV- VENIENC'E OF OUU 1'ATKONS. With Delivery Wagons and Telephones can certainly give you 11 I 13 -BOTH PHONES 189 W.

A Summerville Company 1'ho Ten ami Codec Store The Majestic -TONIGHT- 2 reel leature Included in this picture will be well known favorites as Earle Williams, Clara Kimball Young, Darwin Karr andJaines Lackaye Conf pirators Selig A olever woman wlio operates for the secret service service, finds herself in a perilous pre- dicament with conspirators plotting a South Amencan revolution. How slie escapes and wins a man ot her own, is the story. September Morn Pathe Con A comedy that is different. These well known people appearing-Charles Arling, Caroline Rankin and Joepli Buike. --Show Starts at --ADMISSION-- Children 5c IS THE TIME i TO PAINT! IT GETS TOO DUSTY 1 4rry a fa 7 lino of Taints and painters supplies.

CLEAN UP 1TOE, SUMMER. V. J. Shetland Drug Co. Southwest Corner Square BIG LINE PARASOLS AT SACRIFICfE SALE PRICES BLACK TAFFETA UMBRELLAS gilt handles--on sale--85c ALL MILLINERY AT SACRIFICE SALE PRICES SPOT CASH OR CHECK ONLY 5 Days-Begins Tuesday Morning, 9 o'clock, June 22nd, ends 27 th--5 Days DON'T MISS THIS BIG SLAUGHTER 5ALE! Everything Goes! Save Big Money on Gossard Corsets, fords, Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Millinery, Rugs, Parasols-- every article to go at Sacrifice Sale Prices.

goods on approval-- Spot Cash Only, or check. We will gladly exchange any goods except garments that ALL GLOVES Slaughter Prices All 50c Silk Gloria, double ti(i- ped, rully guaranteed; also chiuiioib, to go iit. Ail lxua. SUk bcs.1 made; also $1.00 Kill Gloves All $1.50 SUk and Kid cut to All LOIIJS Gloves bacrUlcetl Sale All 35c Gloves. All SHOES and LOW CUTS to go Sacrifice Prices 22 A ON 13 A I All'M A 2 All? 3.

All jo A 4 A 4 A 5 SOo .00 Shoes or Oxl'oids 35 Shoes or Oxtords iXc 50 Shoes 01 Oxfords 00 Shoes or Oxfords 50 Shoes or Oxfords $1.90 00 Shoes or Oxfords 50 Shoes or Oxfords 00 Shoes or Oxiords $3.20 50 Shoes or Oxfords 00 Shoes or Oxfords STONE KKSEillVIBD New Line Bronze, Tans and Black Oxfords oust an ived They go at Sacrifice Pi ices. ALL CORSETS at Slaughter Prices NONU UI3SI3KVND GOSSAllDS 1N All $6 50 Cozsols cut to. All $5 00 Corsels cut to. All $3.50 Corsets out to. All $2 50 CoibeU cut to.

All $2 00 Corsels cut to. $1.7 All $1 DO Coisets cut to. AH $1 00 Corsets arid Butssieies -8O All 30c Corsets and Brassieies --IO A COUSIi'Pb INC'liUUIOI) Slaughter Prices on UNDERWEAR fi Ladies Vuro AVhito lapoil Ves(h, i i sccuiMls--(1 lor 35C "Wiiito Tviiit Uiiioti i laco i -In harj; mi A 5tc Union SuUb, all out 1 yre'Jil. Slmiiililer Sulc 4 -All All to go at. to go Onyx Hosiery, Merode Underwear, Shoes Ox- SALE FOR ONLY 5 DAYS.

Positively no have. been altered, 9x12 Axminster Rugs $18 40 Muslin Underwear AtSacrifice Slaughter Prices UifV 1 lie Pino nnd (Jaiii- bric i i open front mill Slipover, beautil'nlly hico Iriminci! iniiiiy ol' llii'isi would IKJ ji biu-Kiiin al, $75( takes rhmeo (liiriiiK Ilicse dajs al. Muslin Uiuwurs, to X--on sl lines, HI lo I I prire All $1.00 Gouns, Slips nml otlK-r ilollar i i i cnl. to All i Umlrruc-m', lit (O All All I i to at. Sl.uiflliler i All SUITS at Sacrifice Prices 4- Price on All Suits Suits, (jutli or S15.0O i or sin--, to S12.5O i i i cloUi or in- i i i i-Ml-il sixes S1O.OO SuiUs, cut to A TC-ALI NEW, THIS 1 a Sl'KlNC STYLUS 15.00-Coats lo go All $12.00 Coats, go All i 00 Coats to go at All If 7 00 Coals, lo go al Lot 6.50 Crash Linen Coals, uhuic'O spl.UO HOSIERY at Cut Prices Our Krrul Irmler Ifosc for itru fine and ihiru- flo in hlaclc, nhilc and Inn Jill you ilur- this sale Olioii'o of nil our 5Oc Hosiery, Silks tii id Jjisles reserved All $1.00 Silk Hosiery salo privo All I5O Hosiery HOMO rrst-rved S1.2O All a.lc Hosiery, cut to.

All I5c to wear 1 1 os iery i and lU'mcnilx-r (Ins abovo tides our Hue none h( ld baolc All LINENS at Slaughter Prices 2 yd. Unbleached Table CloHis, bt'intned j-ondy lor use 12 yd. Cloths "i' (iiit'ht tjnahty blenched handsome pal- (erns yds. lonfi lines), S3.1O 'i- uioihs Uest AA 'J'owrls Illlrk Towels Our liest ir.c Imien Hucks; aLsa TuHcish. Our liese 25c Turkish Towels 21t) All ljiien at Sulc Toilet Articles Sacrifice Prices Choice ot Very Best, Host AIJl FLiOAT TALCUM All 25c FACK CltlSAM.STOOTH PASTK, TOOTir I'OWDKll 01- any 2.5c Toilet Ai-licie to BO 15i All Toilet, Articles Cut Prices.

Handkerchiefs BXTKA SPKCJAfj Our entire Jitio of Fine Initial HtuuSker- rhiel's, never sold le.ss Uiaji ICc your choice than 15c join- choice I'uro liineii JlajidicercliielV, Ki-iiistilclied a big bargain for 25? -iSd Bed -(Eover-ings liif; lot, OH Hull! Pillow nifesb Sheets, 8J extra Rood iiuulity Cut OR all AVhiio Conn- lerpaiies. Also ISod Sets, i-vi-rytliiiii? sot's in Hie salo lit Hlatifiliter RUGS Kliii.s all Lo jio al Sacrifice Ovlli l''illjers S9.OO Dates of Sale- Tuesday, 9 a. June 22nd until 9 p. June 27th HARTMAN'S, Chlllicothe All New Dresses to go at Sacrifice Prices "Voui- unrestricted choice of all Silk Dresses, including iinrlv dresses OXK-HAL1? Remember y. AH white uiul colored KICK CljOTH, VOIIJiS and CU15P13 DIU3SSUS, very latest slyltw to KO at 25 PISB CENT OFF 7.j Misses and Junior WHITE KMI5.

and IjACE D1JKSSKS, slinlilly soiled, are iow marked 3,4 Price, foul bere they no at a terrible choice PlilCE is your cTiance to bny a Dress al Cenls. Your cjiojctt Slch'Us in 3 S3.75 and S4.5O--«"··· all and Clotu Ilia, bargains Jj' Skirls and Sale prices Uig clLscouiiLs all KUIOIvAS and UOOSS3 DKE.SSKS. HOILSO Dresses to Select iroui. --AH at Sale prices. WAISTS S5.OO --alo Prices on all See out 1 New Line Waists-- they're beaulies--all to RO tfacrilice Prices.

--ALL TO GO AT SACRIFICE PRICES. 9x12 Axmiastcrs $18.40 9x12 Fibbers 9.00 em (WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS) Introducing the New 10-Cent Tin of Stag By far the most beautiful and valuable gift ever given with a tin of smoking tobacco. The lovely Bathing Girl from the famous painting, "September Morn," is reproduced in bas-relief and the whole pin finished in Roman gold. You will call it the most exquisite thing you ever saw. We offer one of these beautiful pins, while they last, to every purchaser of our new 10-Cent Tin of Stag.

Look for the "FREE--SEPTEMBER MORN "poster on a dealer's window TODAY and get your pin early. Dealers have only a limited supply and they will go fast. No Bite. NoSting. NoBag.

No String. For Pipe or Cigarette "EVERrLASTING-LY GOOD "The best loved tobacco ever smoked in Stag's popularity isn't a fad. The qualities that make it great today will make it even greater tomorrow and next year. It has everything that smokers look for, but it has also those wonderful NEW qualities that have become so famous its refreshing effect on the mouth and throat, its delicious, natural fragrance that comes straight from the growing and iis entire freedom-from "bite" without any artifical process. If you haven't smoked your first pipeful, or rolled your first cigarette of Stag, Cheer you've got something you.

CCMVEMIEMT PACKAGES Handy S-Cirst Tin, the Psil-Sfae Tin, the Peurid Hall-round Tin Humidorc, and Ihe Pound Kumhtar. If you have not been'supplied with September Morn stick pins, kindly advise your jobber, and he will arrange to have the Stag call upon you at once. i' ixiiBS" C-'l society, may enter lamous Ic'iding the minds of jurors..