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LOCAL NEWS.
Pitts the Paint Man.
H. 0. Earl and wifo visited
friefids at Everton last week.
Try our chili. It will make you
want more. MASTERS BROS
Tom l'ntlerson shipped a loud
of hogs to Kansa- City yestc.iay
Old clothes cleaned anil pressed
and made like new at Mullen's. 7
W. It. Si'hoolcr shipped three
cats of cattle to Kansas City Sun
dny. Ciwpeas for sale at the Schooler
Elevator. tf
Mrs. George F Bowers of Car
tlmec visited relatives here tlm
week.
Our Thanksgiving ofTer is for
but two weeks. Get it now.
l L. Itobetts from Columbia,
spent a couple of days in the past
w eek.
New York grupes, 30 tents a
basket this week at Crandall Bros
Ward & Moulton shipped three
cars of hogs to Kansas City this
week.
Don't put oft accepting our
Thatisgiving offer its a bugain.
Mrs. W. D. Mullen and son have
gone up to Adrian to visit relatives
a while.
See Wheat's window for fresh
fruits new every day. tf
Mrs. 1 I.. Thomas returned
last week from an extended visit
in Indiana.
Try our Pathfinder steel cut Cof-
lce.
The Piano Contest.
I The following U the standing of
I the candidates in the piano con
(test at Mullen' clothing stoic
"Star Brand Shoes Arc Better."
Mrs II. L Hillc, who has been
visiting at Eldorado Springs, Mo.,
lias ictutned to her home near
Jasper.
Supt. Samuel Horseman, of the
Golden City schools, accompanied
the 1'flsker ball players to Jasper
Saturday night.
"Star Brand Shoes Are Better."
L T. Waterbury. jeweler and
optometrist, has moved his busi
ne's to the room recently occupied
by Harry Bishop.
We have a tew American Beautv
Cotsets to close out at one lialj mirgtier-Howman Lumber Lo .ire
price. J D. HAItBUIt. jtequested to make arrangements t
C Embre.- and wife returned last , Fw' tthr founts iliirimj the
week from Eldorado Sgrings Mo.iont,'of wmb". After
where they visited friends and .el- MovcinbM 15 interest from duf
at.ves two weeks. 1 ,,f Putrphn,i0 "I11 charged on ac
(counts more than 60 dajsold.
Chilli peppers, chilli powder, and , JAY GOOD. Mutuutr.
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cnilii beans at
Miss Jessie Johnston 48755
" Mary Law son 29-5
" Florence Kennedy 20075
" Fern Weston CoSo
" Gladvs Ballard 5235
" Belle Dunning 4035
" Edyth Burns 3920
" Addie Barnes So
" Carol Cowherd 3675
Notice.
All persons indebted to the
Winter
& Co
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CRANDALL BROS.
Deardorff, who has ben
past
the
home
CRANDALL BROS.
Dr. Gibson and wife from Car
thage, visited Lee Garst and fam
ily Sunday.
Swifts Meat scraps will make
your hens lay. Sold by J. E.
Carr & Co. 5'
Lloyd Ilardaway and family of
Cartlnge visited relatives hen
over Sunday.
All our Misses' $2. 2.25 and
$2.50 hats at gS cents
CROW MERC CO.
Miss Peterson, cashier at Con
rad Mercantile Co.'s, is taking a
short vacation.
I will pay the highest market
price, in cash, for your cream,
tf T. H. Hammond.
Mrs. Orin Masters, from Car
tliage, visjted Thomas Marsh and
family Monday.
Order your Thanksgiving goose
of Mrs. B. II. Janney. Jasper.
Price Si. 00 each.
George Baldry and family, from
Jophn. visited W. F. Snyder and
family last week.
Prices reduced on Misses' $2,
S 25, and S2 50 hats. All go at
ijS cents CROW MERC CO.
Mrs. W. F. Moulton and Mrs. J.
S. Thompson visited Golden City
friends Tuesday.
We serve the finest plate of
chili you ever ate. 6-tf
MASTERS BROS.
Dr. Woods and family have
moved into their new home on
North Main street.
Feed Swifts Meat scraps to your
poultry right now during moulting
season. Sold by J E. Carr & Co.
F. M. Chnc and family who live
out on route 3, visited J B. Cline
and family Saturday.
At 08 cents each all our Misses'
S2. S2.2S. and S2 so hats
CROW MERC. CO.
The Misses Carter from Car
thage visited J. E. Carter and
family the past week.
Feed Swifts Meat scraps to your
poultry right now during moulting
season. Sold by J. E. Carr & Co.
Mrs. Dora Hastings and children
from Greenfield, visited Jasper the
latter part of the week.
Spirclla Corsets, corset waists,
children's waists and accessories.
For information call Mrs. U. S
Hatfield, phone 131 D. ja-8tx
N. H. Patterson, who clerked
the Resh sale at Blue tar, reports
a good sale there thirweek.
Misses' hats at 98 cents former
prices $2, S2.25, and S2.50.
CROW MERC. CO.
Moving pictures and illustrated
songs will be the attraction at the
opera house Saturday night.
Swifts Meat scraps will make
your hens lay. Sold by J. E.
Carr&Co. $-tf
The revival at Bethel Church con
tinues. The meetings are well at
tended and five conversions had re
sulted up to Monday.
Miss May Wine and Misses Fern
and Esther Replogle of Carthage
visited their grandmother, Mrs.
Lucy Wine, last week.
Civil
visiting relatives here
two months, left for his
California last Thursday.
The opeia house diagram is at
Garst 's hardware Riscrved scats
for all entertainments except the
Ljceum entertainments. tf
Will Peterson, well known young
farmer g miles southeast of Jasper,
lost a tine mare Sunday. The
mar.i died of some sou of fever.
If j ou want to sell or trade your
farm or city property, list it with
Deardorff & Geeslin Office in
Hammond building. 7-t f-
John Rirkman and family, liv
ing near Webb City, motored up
to Jasper Saturday and spent the
day with J B. Cline and family
Dr. R M West, eyesight special
ist from Jophn, visited Jasper last
Friday. Dr West announces that
he will visit Jasper once or
twi'-e a month hereafter.
Superintendent Hurt, George
Masters. Mis. Rex, and Misses
Vellie and Myrta Crow attended
the State Teachers Association
meeting at Springfield last week.
One lot of winter shoes for boys
and girls at cost until they are all
gone at J. D HARBUR'S
Rev. T. W. Medearis, who has
been conducting a series of meet
mgs at Diamond Grove, south of
Carthage, will occupy his pulpit at
the Baptist Church here next Sun
lay.
For Sale.
My home on SeronJ, St. lasper
I at a bargain if titken bv iln Di
cetnberi. II T. Goodrich,
is :t R F. D N3
I Dr Houser, Veterinarian.
i I will be in Jasper Sa' tit day.
I November 30, prepared to do any
! veterinary work. s. tf
J Pit HOUSER, Cat th ige.
j Found.
A ladies' white kid glove f ur
on the road two miles west ot
Jasper. Owner may recovci same
at this office.
10,000 Rabbits Wanted.
Bring them to T. IK HammoiK
and get the highest price in cash
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and I have the
Overcoa
to keep you warm funu
$10 to $20 Each
HANSEN WORK GLOVE
the best glow insult
$1 00 and $1.50 '
Suit Cases, Hand Bags j
for tluw li." tiavi 1
$1.50 to $7.00
riuleiweai, Flanm-l
.Jersey Shuts a 11 il
Sw enters at
W. D. Mullen's
itaoanul
Cream 1
Take it to
test.
Creaml
Take it to
test.
Creaml Creaml
Wheat and try his
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Creaml Cream!
Wheat and try his
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Rabbits 1 Kabbits!
I want youi rabbits.
J. R WHE T
Cow peas fur sale at the Schooler
Elevator tf
A Great UuiUIInK Calls j
wlipn its foundition h utulprminpd, ninl '
if thn (uundition it hcaltli-t;ool tli
(estion- is alt if Ued iUiclt rollape fol
lows On tli first hircs of indigestion,
Ur KiiiR j Nun Lifo PilU thould l)
talten to tono the stomach and rpjjuiatB
liipr, kidnoja and liowols lirnant
iMsy, sate and only 2o cents at II F
Pitts.
Pitts the Paint Man.
Rabbits 1 Rabbits 1
I want your Rabbits.
J. R WHEAT.
Hog Cholera Remedy.
Positively guaranteed to cure or
money refunded, at
H. F. PITTS
Lost.
Pair boys' eyeglasses in gold
frame in case, near or on the road
south of Dewey school Return
tothisomce or ORIN UUST1SK
Your Needs in
Clothing Summarized
Showing how well you can be clothed
here for a very little money.
Cider on Wednesdays.
My cider mill will be in opera
tion every Wednesday hereafter.
F. F. FOLLMER.
Rabbits Wanted.
Highest marketj price piid.
J E. CARR & CO.
Creaml
Take it to
test.
Creaml Creaml
Wheat and try his;
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Suits and Overcoats
1 ahipniHit' of ull wool Suits and Oveicoitts just
received the most seasonable styles Q 1 t
and fabrics, and attractive pattern, only vp X J
Men's Medium weight cotton Union Suits,
with ribbed culls and ankles pel feet fitting ami coin,
fort, at Kl.ou and l..rjO.
Our Sweater stock is by far the most exten
sive to be found anyw here; Sweaters made coat style,
either without the collar or made with Uryon or shawl
collar, and at oO ets., Sl.Oo, $l..r0, 2.00.
R. L. Roberts & Son
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LOOK OUR LINE OF DAVENPORTS OVER
BEFORE YOU BUY
A Useful Piece of Furniture That Can't be
Beat When You Need -an Extra Bed
Prices from $18.50 to $40
Also a complete line of Couches
Yours for Inspection,
D. W. TEETER
Undertaking calls answered day or night. Jasper, Mo.
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The News and the Ruralist, or McCall's for $1
Dressmaking
All kinds of sewing and dress-!
making. Charges reasonable.
Half a mile south and i west ol
Jasper.
10 3t Mrs. ELL KING.
MONTHLY
Coming
Mr. S B. King
of the
Detroit Stove Works
will be at
E. L GARST'S STORE
Thursday and Friday
of this week. Come in and
let him show you
TRADES DAY SALE
at Brick Livery Harn, Jasper, flo.
Saturday, November 30
Commonclng at I p. m.
One good 7-year-old farm maie
One brown mare
One gray mare, family broke,
safe for anyone
One suckling filly, road stock
Four good mule colts
Nine head shoats
One good milch cow
Two head horses in good con
dition One 7-months-old hor.se eolt
A iMcCormick binder and a Deeting mower in. good condition
(Jood buggy, single and double driving harness
Kitchen range, mauy other articles
From 100 to .'100 hedge posts
THE FUEL S AVERS. U- F. BOLAS D, Auctioneer
Bring iu whatever you have to sell. We will find the buyers
t Usual Terms
C. F. REX
Boom! Bang!!
The hunting season is in full swing and you can
secure ammunition of Bayne.
U. 11. C. and Nitro-CIub
LOADED SHELLS
Also .22 Cartridges
Husking- Pegs, Hooks and Gloves
for corn husking.
Steel Traps galore for boys and trappers use
We carry the celebrated
Rich-Con Single and Double
Bitted Axes.
They are fully warranted. These goods will interest
you, so call and see them at
BAYNE'S HARDWARE
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