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THE DAILY CONSTITUTION, CEL1LLICOTHE, MO. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1921 STRAND in TONIGHT: Alice Joyce Society and Clubs. church Guild met yesterday vlth the president, Mrs. McBriJe, N.

Elm Vice of Fools" A ViotogTapLt Special production. It is an unusual picture with a touch of comedy. The charming 1 and populnr star is seen at her best in this emotional role. --ADDED-Latest News Pictures --Admission: lie and 25c-- (Including Tax) TOMORROW HARRY CAREY Is West" Corning Sunday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 'The Molrycoddle' Mrs. H.

P. Scruby club yesterday Mrs. Fred Brady will be hostess tomorrow to the Young Matrons at 1 o'clock. Mrs. W.

G. Wiley on E. Calhoun, will entertain her Bridge club Friday afternoon. Mrs. C.

F. WikoIE returned today to Lexington, after spending a days here on business Cigars, your kind, at Palace Drug Store. 31-eod3t We have just Installed new gaso- tanks and are now prepared to give quick service on Sinclair gns and oils. Adams Auto Supply Co. The Visiting Nurse board mot on Tuesday afternoon at the Fedeial Building with the Prebident, Mrs.

Orr presiding. October was a very busy month for the visiting nurse as her report bhowed 133 calls made, visits to all patients and 559 school i examined. Miss Fern Lemon entertained a number her friends at a e'en party Monday evening A pleasant evening was passed in 1 jollities and music. The home was artistically decorated in the Hallow- e'en colors witli other emblems of the day. After refreshments consisting of pumpkin pie and cocoa, the guests departed, wishing that there were more Hallowe'ens to come.

We have three 12-20 Emerson Brantingham Tractors which we can offer at attractive prices and terms. Adams Auto and Supply Co Phone TRUNKS--Bags, Suitcases Why pay two middlemen profits? Buy from factory direct Send for Free Catalogue. Acme Trunk Bagr Factory, "njvoleou's Ideal "Woman. The great Napoleon, in response to a question once asked by a lady, replied "My ideal woman is not the beautiful society belle or the butter fly of fashion, but tlio matron wh reaches middle age-, in complete preset ation of health with stalwar children by her side." There are a great many women of middle age who owe their goo health to Lydia Piukham's Veg etable Compound, that famous 'medicine for female ills. For Uuios! fifty yeart, this wonderful medi-'ino compounded of roots and herbs, has been restoring suffering women to health.

Personal and Local Mi- and Mrs. A Epperson' LaUcrie are guests of friends hero yes-rerday Walter England of Breckenridge was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mis. J. England Tuesday afternoon.

Harold Lake has accepted a position with the Rossi-Sattlery Co of St. Jofi.ph. Superintendent of Schools J. R. Kcrr went to St.

Louis Tuesday evening to attend the State Teachers meeting which is to lie held there this week. Mrs. X. M. Alberts returned today from Kansas City where she has been visiting friends.

Jack White returned today Kansas City where he has been af- in Trenton today attending a directors meeting of the Trenton Co. Mrs VanCoutren ol Brookfleld and her brother, James Maguire of St Louis came Wednesday for a visit with Mr. Van Coutren in this city. Clarence Blackburn of Des Moiues, who has been attending the American Legion convention in Kansas City, will come this evening for a visit with his parents and friends here before returning to Des Moines. airs.

E. B. Gill is visiting winu friends in Kansas City. Rev. W.

P. Clark returned last night from a business visit in Kansas City. Floyd Thompson of La Plata, and Ira Thompson of Denver, who were called here by the death of their sister, Miss Lena May Thompson, re- tendms Amoiicnn. gion convention. tu TM tojheir home today.

Mrs. A. Hall and Mrs. E. S.

Hall ci were -shopping In the Beazell returned to in Gallatin today after a Dreckenridge city today. Mi-b Frank NoLhnagel and Mrs Ttoy Lewis of Springfield were trading with local merchants Tuesday. Mrs. her home short visit with Mr. and Mrs.

D. A French. Mrs. Lain a Rice New Cambria is here visiting her daughter, Miss Ruby Rice who is attending the Chill i Business College. Miss Ljula Seidel returned Kansas City where she attended the American Legion parade J.

E. Pardonner returned last night from Kansas City where he attended the Ameiican Legion parade. Mrs. R. E.

Mannon underwent an operation at the Chillicothe Hospital Wednesday morning for appendicitis and gall stones. EOI 3OE3OC YOU AND YOUR FEIENDS ARE CORDIALLY IN- VITED TO ATTEND A Free Lecture --ON-Christian Science --BY-William D. Kilpatrick, C. S. B.

QSXOI OF DETROIT, MICHIGAN Member of the Board of LectXireship of the Mot 7 ---Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. I Friday, Nov. 4 AT ELKS HALL AT 8:00 P. M. In Some Clothes style is pressed in-and lasts just as "long- as a "press" usually lasts! In Fashion-Park Clothes the style is tailored in-and lasts as long as the clothes themselves! Fall Models to $45.00 Farmers Supply Co, Having into onr new home we offer a complete line of shoes, overshoes, sweaters, under- wear, caps: groceries, flour and feed; and pay 2o above market price on creani and eggs, and Ic on poultry, in trade.

T. E. STITH, Mgr. Springhiil, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Jacobs are expected home this, evening from i -nodding i to Kansas City. Miss Kale Johnson went to St. Tuesday evening where, she will attend the State Teachers meeting Louis Stein returned this morning from Kansas City where he has been attending the American Legion convention. Mis.

E. B. Allen of Laclede was an out of town shopper in the city Tuesday. Mrs Elmer Fisher is ill at her home Bast Webster street. Allen Clore of the First National Bank is spending a few days in Kansas City.

MIPS Dora Cies will go to St. Louis, Thursday to attend the State Teach, 4 0 5 ers meeting. Mrs. John Bummer and littli GRAIN MARKJST. Kansas City, Nov.

receipts 201 cars; market 5 to cents lower. No. 2 hard $1 to No. 3 hard 9Sc to 0 6 No. 2 red $1.09 to No.

3 r-ed $1.04. Corn market 1 to 1 l-2c lower. No. 2 mixed .38 1-2; No. 3 mixed No 2 white No.

2 yellow .42. Mllbank's selC-raisiug Pancake Flour Guaranteed to be the bpist. Order a package from y'our grocer today. 1-Gt Fresh stock of Milbank's Pure old fashioned Buckwheat Flour at all grocers. l-6t The Fountain is still doing business at The Palace Drug Sto're.

31-eod-3t FOR RENT--Front room in modern home Gentlemen preferred. Phone 105. 2-tt FOR RENT--Furnished front room, down-Flairs Gentlemen preferred. 2-tf a Helen returned today to home in Purdin after a short visit with her sister, Mrs. George Amos and other relatives.

Mrs. Frank Tiffnay and little daughter this afternoon for a few weeks' visit with relatives in Arkansas. Miss a FCmser returned last i trora Kansas City where she a teiided the American Legion Parade Robert W. Powell, representative of I he. Alclo Sommer Drug -'of Quincy, 111., was a business visitor the city Wednesday.

Clarance Saale returned last night from a short visit in Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Orvtlle Pinkerton uf iberty will come tonight for a few lays' visit with Chillicothe friends. MiFs Grace Madison of Kidder in today for a short visit with friends here Herschell Thomas will leave to- light to attend the Teachers conven- ion at St. Louis.

Car load of coal, $0.75, delivered. R. J. Rioteer. 2-2 A pie supppr and entertainment will be given at the Prairie Valley school house Friday evening, Nov.

Alice Hall, teacher. 2.2 If 150 00 BUYS a five-passenger Chev- erolet touring ear. Good running order. Hogel. 241 E.

Clay St. 2-tf Trr Cuii'Oluiion 'VPsm AO' 8 Per Cent On Your Money FIRST PREFERRED, 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE STOCK OF THE CHILLICOTHE FURNITURE COMPANY SELLING AT PAR VALUE OF $10.00 THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS ENDORSED IT THIS IS CHILLICOTHE'S LARGEST AND BEST INDUSTRY--IS GROWING BIGGER EACH DAY HIS STOCK is fully paid and non-assessable and redeamable at par with a 5 per cent bonus, together with all accrued interest any time after six months from date of issue. Put your money into Chillicothe's largest; and best industry--dividends payable January and July--phone 320 or write. Chillicothe Furniture Factory PATRONIZE CONSTITUTION ADVERTISERS ZOE3CI XOC3OI zoiaoc Stephen Pardonner and Henry 3-liek returned today irom a visit a Kansas City. Miss Mae Edwards, music supervisor of the public schools will go to 3t.

Ltouis tonight to attend the State Teachers meeting. Mrs. H. B. Westlake of Grlnville, who lias been visiting her Riser.

Mrs. Jo Arthaud returned to hsr lorae today after a ten days' visit. Mrs. D. A.

French, who has been ill, it her home on rooper street is er today. T. Moles, of tho H. S. night for St.

Louis tc it- nd the State Teachers Meeting Geo. Walker returned last i rom Kansas City where he wen; to ttend the American Legion par.ide. B. F. Thorp is ill at his home on street.

Mrs Black of Meaelvillc js icre visiting friends and trading vllh Tierchants. C. H. Newman returned Tues day rom Bronson, after a visit his daughter, Mrs. Ed.

F. Jan.es. Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. McDonald I daughter, Miss Helen returned last! night from a short visit in Kanbas City. Mrs. Francis Cook is in Kansas ity visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cuy Stone and Mrs.

F. P. McMuddein Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Clark le- turnpd last niglit from a short visit in Kansas City.

A. J. Bayers of Unionville retuined Tuesday evening from Kansas fity where he atteu-ded the American Legion Convention and stopped off in Chillicothe and was accompanied home today by his little son Victor, who spent Tuesday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

II. Tinsley. Miss Margaret Gustin went to St. I Louis Tuesday evening to attend tho State Teachers niceties- L. Gibson and Lyle Gigson are Style Fit Comfort Relief Workmanship.

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THEY ARE MADE BY EXACTING, SKILLED SHOEMAKERS. SPECIALLY TRAINED. WE THESE SHOES IN BLACK OR BROWN KID. SHOWN IN HIGH SHOES AND OXFORDS. VISIT OUR SHOE SECTION.

OUR SALESMEN WILL CONSIDER IT A PRIVILEGE TO FIT YOUR FEET WITH ARCH PRESERVER SHOES. OE30S Watch (or our Announcement of Men's Arch Preserver Shoes Botts-Minteer D. G. Co. Watch for our Announcement of Men's Arch Preserver Shoes SOI IOC NEWSPAPER!.