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CHEVROLET for Economical: Transportation) CHEVROLET SIX -the Car of Universal Appeal! INCE January 1st, over a million one hundred and thi thousand six-cylinder Chevrolets have been produced. Naturally, this is an outstanding industrial achievement. But it is more than that. It is a great public endorsement of Chevrolet's policy of progress: to build a quality automobile whose design incorporates every possible feature of progressive engineering whose beauty is distinctive, smart and satisfying whose reliability is assured by fine materials and precision manufacture and whose price is so low as to be within reach of the great majority of the people. We want you to know what this policy has meant in the development of the Chevrolet -the modern car of universal appeal.

We want you to know that Chevrolet has brought within the reach of everybody, everywhere, all the advantages of smooth, six-cylinder performance. Come in today! Check ROADSTER $525 SPORT COUPE. $645 The The PHAETON $525 SEDAN $675 Price for Price The COACH $595 The SEDAN IMPERIAL $695 Value for Value The COUPE $595 All prices Flint, J. o. b.

Michigan factory, Consider the delivered price when comparing delivered prices include only freight and delivery, and the accessories or as well as the list (f. o. automobile values. Our authorized charges for charge for any additional financing desired. NATIONAL DEMONSTATION WEEK CHEVROLET COMPANY Sullivan, Missouri.

A RIDE IN THIS SENSATIONAL SIX The Greatest Sale of its kind WE HAVE EVER HELD Our entire stock of New and Used Furniture to be sold at Big Reduction. Pianos, Bedroom Suites, Brass and Iron Beds, Overstuffed Suites, Dining Room Suites and Dining Tables. Kitchen Cabinets and Kitchen Furniture. This stock was bought from a high grade storage house in St. Louis and is in good condition.

The styles and finishes will match into the average home. And should you need an odd piece to match any you may already have in your home, you will find a big saving among the many in this stock. You may buy at this Money Saving Sale and pay weekly or monthly from your earnings. You are invited to call and look this stock over. Sale is now in progress and will continue through this month.

SULLIVAN'S STORE East Front St. Jarvis of De Soto, Mrs. Anna Miller of Collinsville, Mrs. A. J.

of Festus, D. O. Jarvis of DeSoto, W. H. Jarvis of Oakland, Mrs.

A. A. Bouse of Sullivan, and Mrs. W. L.

Tillson of Potosi, all of whom, together with 31 grandchildren and 13. great-grandchildren, vive him. -Independent. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN POTOSI. George Lee Wilson Mary Evangelin Franklin Oris Lynwood Jenkins Potosi Mildred Elsie Benson Denver L.

Lewis Gladden Ruby Hanger Fletcher Cyrus N. Banta, Former Legislator, Dies Berryman, October Cyrus N. Banta, 79, former member of the State Legislature from Washington County, died here today. Mr. Banta farmed near here for many years and also owned a general merchandise store.

He was active in county and state politics. He is survived by a son, Parke M. Banta, former member of the Republican State Central Committee of Ironton, and a daughter. The funeral will be held Monday at 1 o'clock at his home here and interment will be in Potosi, Mo. -Globe-Democrat.

Presbyterian Church Notes Sermon themes next Sunday: Morning, Pleiades and Orion." Night Out." Prayer Meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 p. m. Subject for study, "What God All members invited. The choir is planning to have a Sacred Concert in the near future. The offering will be applied on new music for choir and church.

The pastor and four elders went to Argo last Sunday afternoon and held a service. After sermon by the pastor, three members were baptized and received into the church. The Indoor Chautauqua last Sunday eve put on by the young people was a nice success. A large number of people were present to enjoy the program, and all who took part did remarkably well. In one way or another the following young people took part.

Miss Marie Miller, Miss NaDine White. Miss Irene Hulsey, Elmer Johnston, Fayette Peterson, Miss Lucille Evans, Miss Edna Chalfant. James Dotter, Miss Frances Bealk, Frank Walker, Miss Clara Rosenthal, Paul Krasser. The pastor and his wife assisted the young people. Christian Endeavor topic for Sunday, Oct.

27, 6:30 p. is Three Ways -Up, In, Out." Leader-Mr. Christ Schmitt. is Worship?" All Christian Endeavorers are invited to a Hobo Convention in the Presbyterian Sunday School Room on Friday, October 25, at 7:30 p. Don old clothes and bring 20 cents to help pay for the out," Hinch Happenings Prof.

Curnutt and E. J. Clayton and family motored to Steelville Saturday. Mrs. Hiram Vance of St.

Louis is visiting her daughter, Mrs J. E. Coffman, and others. John Wymer was in Sullivan last Saturday having dental work done. Eber Harman accompanied him.

Sorghum making has been the order of the day here lately. Rolla and Mack Beckett were employed at Vienna during the past week. Miss Virginia Eye spent last Saturday and Sunday with Miss Beulah King at Scotia. Mrs. Jessie Baker returned Friday from St.

Louis, where she visited her brother, Dan Spicer. and wife, who have been ill. Virgil Simmerly, who underwent an operation for appendicitis a short time ago, is much better. Warder took a truck load of cattle to St. Louis last Monday for V.

V. Simmerly. Mr. Simmerly accompanied them. Representative A.

W. Bamber and wife, of St. Louis, are spending their vacation here at their coun ry home. The Hinch High School ball team went to Cuba Friday night to play. The girl were defeated by the Oak Hill girls, and the boys were defeated by the Oak Hill boys.

A number from here accompanied the teams. The News office for sale bills ursion Oct. 26--27 to ST. LOUIS and return GOING Excursion trains leave Sullivan 6:15 a. 3:44 p.

m. OCT. 26th- 6:15 a. m. OCT.

27th. Returning: Leave St. Louis prior to midnight Sunday, Oct. 27th, 1929. Round trip fare from Sullivan FRISCO METHODIST CHURCH NOTES The reports for the first quarter of the year were heard by Dr.

Wahl. superintendent of the Warrenton District, and much encouragement was felt by the officials of the local church for the year ahead. Rev. Potts will use as his themes next Sunday, "The Christian Mind" in the morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening "The Christian Imperative." Fine song services will be enjoyed at these services. Miss Lena Berti will be the leader of the Epworth League service Sunday evening at 6:30.

The Sunday School will meet fifteen minutes earlier from now on, convening at 9:45 instead of 10 o'clock. Here are some of the subjects that will be used by Rev. Potts in the near future: "Potent "Twentieth Century "A Tribute to the "Greet the seen with a "Loves Labor Rewarded." The first Sunday morning in November will be Communion Sunday, Temple Baptist Church Notes Rev. Brumheld of Farmington filled the pulpit Sunday morning and brought us a very helpful message. His full time service is being considered for Missionary of our work in Franklin County.

The Pastor is attending the Missouri Baptist General Association at Mexico, this week. Our S. S. Superintendent was at New Haven Tuesday, where the Franklin County Interden ominationalS.S.Convention was held. Quite a number from here heard Dr.

Haymore during the past two weeks at Union, where he conducted a successful revival. A welcome awaits you at each one of our services. (See Church Directory.) Spring Bluff Neighborhood Miss Gertrude Cain spent the past week with the Leslie Cain family at Sullivan. C. O.

Brady and family left for Springfield Sunday where they will make their future home. Mrs. E. O. Bell and two sons.

Woodrow and Wendell, spent from Saturday evening to Sunday evening at the Wesley Cain home. Leslie Cain and family 'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Dorson. Jake Cain and family and.

Leonard Cain and family visited at the Wesley Cain home last week. Defense of Curiosity Curiosity ta one of the permanent and certain charneteristles of a vigspoILs intellect. Jobnson. -OFFICIAL DIRECTORYFranklin County. Circuit Judge, R.

A. Breuer, liermann State Senator, Richard Ralph, Valley Prk Representative, Wm L. Steiner Presiding Judge of county court, William Rethmeyer, Beaufort. Judge county court, 1st district, Julius Krueger, Pacific. Judge county court, 2nd district, Jesse F.

Ekey Circuit clerk, J. E. Wieneke. County clerk, Emil J. Kaufmann.

Recorder of' Deeds, August H. Lindner! Judge Probate court, Edwin Hoemann. Sheriff. L. H.

Gehlert. Treasurer, Fred Kriete Collector, Geo. H. Meyer. Prosecuting Attorney, Anton A.

Tibbo. School A. F. Borberg Surveyor, John C. Smith, Sullivan.

Assessor, P. A. Smith New Haven Coroner, Thos. P. Shaffer, Sullivafi Public Administrator, H.

F. Hansen. Note- -Address, Union, when other ad dress is not given. Time For Holding Courts. Circuit Court-2nd Monday in March 1st.

Mon, in Aug. 3rd. Mon. in Novmbr County Court--Regular terms, 1st Mon days in February, May, August and November. Special Terms: To settle with collector.

1st Monday March. As a Board of Equal. ization, 1st Monday in April. As As a Board of Equalization, Merchants Board of Appeais, 4th Monday; in April. license, 1st Monday in September.

As 1 Board of Appeals in equalizing Merchants icenses. 4th Monday in September. Probate Court--Second Mondays in February, May, August and Nevember. In vacation of court, the Judge is in the office on Wednesday and Thursday ai each week FRISCO TIME TABLE West Bound No. 3 11.20 a.

m. No. 11 flag 9.47 p. m. No.

7 (Blue Bonnet) fl 3:44 p. m. East Bound No. 6 St. Louis Limited 6:15 a.m.

No. 12 3:44 p. m. THIS IS CHEVROLET (394-30) CAMPBELL COME INTAKE DEATHS FRANKLIN COUNTY Mrs. Lilly M.

Freie, nee Warner, died in the Washington hospital October 16, at the age of 37 years. Mrs. Freie has spent the past eight years in Pacific, and for a number of previous years near Catawissa, She leaves her aged father, G. W. Warner of Catawissa, two brothers, George of St.

Louis and Harry of Seattle, Washington, and one sister, Mrs. Clara Stephens of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Interments was made in Pacific city cemetery, with a funeral at the Presbyterian church. CRAWFORD COUNTY Stanley Starks, son of Mrs. Laura Garrett of Steelville and the late Robert Starks, died in the City Hospital in St.

Louis October 13, at the age of 31 years. He was never married. Interment was made at Steelville October 16. WASHINGTON COUNTY John Hingston, age 82 years 6 months, died in St. Louis October 16, 1929.

He was a Civil War veteran and had spent most of his life in Potosi, where he was engaged as a stone mason and plasterer. He is survived by a daughter, Norah, now the wife of Dr. Cheatham, and son John. five grandchildren and two greatR randchildren. The remains were brought to Potosi, the 17th and laid to rest in the colored cemetery.

Mrs. Mary W. Bliss, wife of Mr. Walter E. Bliss, a former resident of Bliss, died suddenly in San Francisco on Oct.

7tb, 1929. Mrs. Bert Weeks died at Frankclay October 14 and was buried the 15th in the Big River cemetery. David Sylvester Jarvis, born in Washington County and died Oct. 7.

1929. at the age of 79 Jears 17 days. He was married to Judy Ann Goodson, August 29, 1862. To this union seven children were born, namely: E. E.

Church Directory METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. W. Potts, pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a.

m. Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wdns. 8 p.

m. Preaching each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a. Sunday preaching 11 am and 7:30 Christian Endeavor 7 pm. Ladies Aid, 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Eld W.A. Gilbert Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a.

m. Preaching second Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

and Saturday night before. Young people's training course at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH At Odd Fellow Hall Sunday School at 10 a. m.

Preaching, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m Y. P. U. 6:30 p.

m. Prayer meeting Wed.7:00 p.m. Preaching every Sundav. Rev. T.

Parmeley. resident pastor. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching each 1st Sunday and Saturday night before by Charles Moneymaker.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services twice a month by F. M. Weddell of University City. CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Jcseph Little resident pastor. Services every Sunday.

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH David C. Plake. resident pastor. Services twice each Sunday. Also Wednesday evenings at 7:45.

Sunday School at 10 a. m. 3 Glasses Water Help Constipation One glass of water is not! enough--take three glasses one hour before breakfast. Much better results are obtained by adding a teaspoon of simple glycerin. saline.

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F. D. First pound 7c, each additional 2 pounds lc. First and second zones, to 150 miles. First pound 7c.

each additional pound 1c. Third zone, 150 to 300 miles. First pound 8c, each additional lb 2 cents. Fourth zone, 300 to 600 miles. First pound 9c, each additional pound 4c.

Fifth zone, 600 to 1000 miles. First pound 10c, each additional pound 6c. Seventh zone 13c first pound, each additional pound 10 Weight limit up to and includngthird zone, 70 pounds: beyond third zone, 50 pounds..