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in‘! Q
"ski this “6u't1issA‘s unions

lesson at Veterans el so-do Wm
Post Advertise Thir r.

it you see a student era n 98?-
ti-coiored cold but in the
center with red. white and blue bars
to either side—you may know he hit

.grooeries. The suoosia of a store re«
moved trout the business center of
‘town was an open question at the
time. Mr. 'Boutveli himself was a
traveling salesman and did not take
part in the store management. Aher
one year and a half he came to Ooiurn;
bin to give all his intention to the

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‘I'll IVENIFG IIBSOURIAN, COLE HBIA, MISSOURI. WEDSESDAY. DECEIBE3 £1, llll.”

q9w~&?T-Pu -v

had the distinction of coins on‘-mat store. Within three years the build»
These emblems, which are authorised; wu emu-‘ea. 'rod.,- it t; the
Wll’ Deemment. W’-"'9 419' largest suburban store in Columbia.
The -neighboring district has been

raham Post of the Veterans of Flat“ built up considerably since .\ir. Bout-
eign Wars recently. They will 7381‘ well open. his store. The high.
the emblems in order to advertise the school has been built. Hickman are-l
post to other students eligible to join. one and the Sexton road paved, and

David P. M. a student in the an s bull Columbia.
School of Law. related a personal
recollection of the goodfeiiowship of
Robert Graham. the famous

 

store stock today is the automobile

RN-llfiflllt Tflllfifclis. ‘has been postponed from tomorrow President A. Boss Hill Book Tonktt.
° President A.‘ Boss Hill is expected
to neturn to Coltimbia tonight.

I). 3. Carpenter to w. H. (‘:nr— 1 . . ._ _.
Dem" Tum ml in H 1 & N [to January 8. when It mil meet at
0!‘ It 18 mds Add (~en".a_ ilhe home of Mrs E. l-Edwards.
its  . . . 31,500?

J. T. Wade to L. A. Sandker & 
wife ‘V3’: S“"& pt SW NW
2-49-13 sub to 82.700

Ella W. Smith to Will E. Smith
P! its ii. 7 blk 1 Shields E i
Add Columbia . 1

Folumbia investment (‘o to
Providence Realty t‘o Pt lb;

13. 14. 15 \\'o0tis0n's Add i'ii~ .
iumhia 1

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6.0001

TONIGHT and Ti‘-IURSDAY:
mar. t»;u't'zTt;r_;’¢.Tit:.?}£:J'a1tt'i.u;A st‘

‘rue meeting of the .\lurgAt'el El-T  

Wang t'1'rrlr- of the King's Duuglttersfi ‘n

u.
ri lfootball player killed in action. “I parts department- Groceries. dryt_

9, shoes and fresh meats are sold.

l

am glad to haie the opportunity ol‘good
jolnicg a post associated with theover the boomers. The grocery (1
name of ‘i’eaoos' Graham. because I
linen‘ him from living in the some besides .\ir_
house here in school,“ he staid. "lillItl.*‘.ln¢‘.*'~r?. A d  system of two
was the custom of ‘Peaches’ to stopitruclts and wagons is used ;
the fellows wearing freshman caps inl “O! course the real purpose of the.
their first lonesome days at the Uni-{suburban store is to serve the subur-I
rersity and cheer them up. I hope to‘bnn community." said Mr. BOIIIV-‘ell,’
see the same kind of fellowship ln.“yet our trade- goes south of Broad-.
this post." Mr. James served as cap- ' way and out into the cotmtry-" '
min in the Eighty-ninth Division. 

Ten men were initiated recently at; I

C‘.

. a. meeting in the attire of Dr. . Mg  

Sneed in the Guitar Building. They
Hall a Cent a Word a Day

 

 
    
 
   
  
  

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Its a great combination!!

FOUND

(;[ gnune} in   

Also
6 CHESTER OUTING SCENIC

A sum {unit uf evil-
"hil1s’ found If! uur store. Sante-
may be had on sttti.-zftu-tnry

proof of ttwttetmiilp,

A. F. Neatc
Strawn-Ncatc D. G. Co.

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Friday and Saturday

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"Men, Women and Money”
Men fight for both. Most

women love both. Money is the root of
Ford Weekly ] 
—._.——-—.~— I

TOM MOORE in "HEARTSEASE" . -‘

The Christian College cm.”
meet at the home of hire. D. A.-

Thursday

IIATINEE DAILY

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TODAY
“A BIJRGLAR tor

a NIGHT” .

TOMORROW

: 14.. S. Parker. J. S. Cartwright.
D. P Jones. Robert Henderson. 0. t‘ T
, (‘hsrles Skouhy, liupevu-ll'

Pox. V. it. l<bwk. t‘. i‘.
Hurst .\ir. Gentry was dec- pun s;).t;,.; 21,4 511'‘ gr.“ 9! jggdl
‘M1’ for’.

urated with the D. S. C. recently on "3? « 9"‘U'- S 01‘!
the campus in reward for re-orgnnir §;‘j‘..,¢..."ii’t.y'.'o°-l'r'£a'f°°° ‘ col “lg.
log n romttany and capturing ti ma- _,_,,T_fi _.
chine gun nest ' f'0‘_iBB".[‘ .
Plans for future entertainments V _4ea. r
are being worked out by-_ the mstn- I it RF.NT—’l‘o gm-n. mw hm tlogr
hersof the post. The inlflltion tee is ""“‘ "‘ """’°““'“ "‘""'*‘ ‘l ' 1
.1 . ' ' . : . .
st This rharse will probably be '‘"’°'‘’ "‘ "'""" 5"‘ ‘ """ T I“
raised later. some posts are chang-
ing as high an $15. but the large nunt- ‘
her of veterans in (‘uiumhin renders s':’uu,; Pm“ um“_ pbmw 7“ ‘Kiwi
possible the low assessment here. —g l
.\ien joining now are listed as char- i‘uit HH.\'T~(()‘3o'|.tlt'1: large room for
ter members. Another dollar is charg "- 5"” “"'°' “"’““""“‘ '0’ °“'-',5'“"-.
ed each member to cover four um Lmu“" km“:
vents in month assessments for run-l HELP ‘ls-[ED ~.
hing err,»-tises g l
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P03 BALI

I-‘on’ nt~:.\'r i~‘u.rn(sbed room to: girls,
nmdent in ever

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"' """j'-- “‘-\.\'Tlfi| A vvmk |'ctll IHI‘. \\'hite, Hf‘
\\‘A.~I rtttsr .s't’Bl'ltB.i\‘ S'f‘t)Rl-I --' U"? 1'--It--no H mm‘

l
‘ C i
' . , . . .\1‘i.h__1‘1 reii hi :1 I {r t ll -
0. ii. iitnutvtetfs Lnterprine showed M“. Su‘dy‘;_m_k ‘"3 W‘; m’.‘(3u';',
Iy_ Others. I
Fourteen years ago. in December, ' " -"'“' "' “"_"‘.
1905. the first suburban store in Co- . Lost ‘In Pool” 5
""”b" "“°.°"‘”°“' 0- w- 3°‘"‘““ Los'r—atgtn u-rm watch. ltuth Bearl
or the Boutweii Men-autiie Company er,en.u-are-d in nu-it. Return to mason
was the pioneer promoter of this en- ""°' 3'
ierpriae. Today there are a dozen i
L08‘l'—O 1 men‘ not i it.h_
suburban stores in Columbia. maul,“ "'9." ’,a,,.,d',, ,,,,'.,:':;d‘:..,,.
The little store, tWelll)' by thin,-- trunk keys for Yale lock. leeward for re '
two feel. was [min 3‘ turn of either. llhmaurlnn Otfioe.

an
3:0 or 630 or inqmxv sit the Palms.

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rt of the present iloutwell am [100] ‘my Bogjn It
stands at the corner of i-<iiclLman' \\'.t.\"!‘i:|n hoard.-rs, one mm-t rmtn;
ltbe \\'r-Ill (‘runpum Tnhle llutlhl 86
t

‘ n d .
nu? ue an i-‘ifth street it was mnfl ..m-tz. an I-loud: Firth an n-ea

port
hour HR.
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Friday and Saturday 0
BIG DOUBLE BILL

Charlie Chaplin 3 Anita Stewart 

in D in
“A Days Pleasure”

Charlie lauds his family in l'ilS tt'u.~'t_\'
flivvcr and starts (after some little difii
culty) for 21 tla_\"s outing. Ytm should
see what happens. :

HIS I.ATliS'l‘ .\llLl.l().\" l)( )l.
1..-\R C().\ll'fl)\'

slmntnrrmg siiiin by night.

“A Midnight Romance”

'l‘ltt- ~ii‘;lili,{t‘ t‘.t~‘c of .\l;it'ic-— a house-
nmnl ht d;1\: rt society butterfly in

t"(i'l"l'il.\' .~\.\'l) _-\Ri'SIi BY DAY
l.(.)\'lt' .-\.\'l) t<ll.K BY NIGHT

full of pep comedy.
Taylor Holmes

In
"'I‘AXl”

_,, ._-_. .._..¢..-.. -..._ -...-_._ ,.1 _,

“BARE KNUCKLE

HAPPY NEW YEAR

A snappy quick action,

GALLAGHER”

FRIDAY

Episode Number 3 of

9 “SMASHING
, nannnzns"

and

! “BANDS UP”
Path: News No. 104
Comedy “All at Sea”

88¢-d by two clerks who sold DItJ,\‘l‘lt.-41

" l

Shovint Oiirt Own
Railroad Truck Run-
ning frhroush One
of Ounbumher Sheds

 
 

   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
  
     

Happy New Year

We wish you a happy and
We
thank you for the happiness

prosperous New Year.
and prosperity you have
made for us by your gener-
ous patronage in the past.

During the coming year it
will make us happy to serve
you and promise to give you
the‘ best building materials
at the lowest price consistant
with quality.

 

Bob-' 5
nett, 1509 Bloadwny. at 2:30 o'clock -
atternoon. Adv. ll!