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LOCAL NEWS. Pitts the Paint Man. Thos. Seal made a business tiip to Lamar Wednesday. Sec The News for sale bills. Beit Webb and wife left Sunday for n short visit in Kans.is. "Star Brand Shots Are Better." Tom Patterson is shipping a load of hogs to Kansas City to day Old clothes cleaned anil pressed and made like new at Mullen's. H. J Deardorff and wife visited friends m Carthage last week. Try one of our cakes jou will like them. Model Bakery. 1 tf Mts Arthur Radford and baby returned from Carthage Sunday. Fine fresh osters dav or night at MASTERS BROS C D. Uiggius of Sullivan, Ind , is visiting John S. Thompson and wife. Swifts Meat scraps will make your hens lay. bold by J. b Carr & Co. s-tf Mrs Lloyd Ilardaway of Car thage visited Mrs M. Peterson and family Sunday. I will pay the highest market price, in cash, tor your cream, tf T. II. Hammond. Mrs M. V. Ilanccck returned last week from a visit in Webb City and Carterville Swifts Meat scrnps will make your hens lay. bold by J a Cair&Co. 5 tf II. II. Sharp and wife are attend ing the implement dealers conven tion in Kansas City. Have you noticed the label on yuur paper lately Is your sub scription paiP Rev V O Thompson occupied the pulpit at the M. 15. Church in Liberal last Sunday. I'rcsh bread, buns and cinna mon rolls every morning at the Model Bakery. M Ur Woods attended a meeting of dentists at Pittsburg, Kans Monday and Tuesday. FORSALI5- Single comb White Leghorn cockerels I'rize winners t -t Mrs. CI50RGE WADE. I'ns. Roberts, whose leg was bally broken about two weeks ago is now improving rapidly Our short order lunches arc gaining in popularity every day. istf MASTERS BROS Mis Frank Magers, from near Lamar, visited her parents, C A. Covttt and wife, last week Do you know you ran buy six bread checks for 25 cents at the Mi. del Bakery? i.tf Miss Addie Buzzard has been visiting friends and relatives in Jas per the past two week Iantha Tribune Feed Swifts Meat scraps to your poultry right now during moulting season Sold by J E Carr & Co. Thieves entered J. 15 Carr&Co 's plate last Thursday night and stole about S14 worth of skunk and other hides. Feed Swifts Meat scraps to your poultry right now during moulting season. Sold by J. E. Carr & Co. James Fults of Kansas City vis ited George Quillen and family on route 4 and Guy Chapman and wife in Jasper last week. The celebrated Fletcher candies box goods or in bulk at (8tf MASTERS BROS. Bob Marrs of Carthage, well known in Jasper, was elected en grossing clerk of the Missouri house of representatives last week. A few choice single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale cheap Mrs. Amanda Seidner, R. F. D. 5, Jasper. 18 Mrs. TI103 Seal returned Satur day from Fountaintown, Ind , where she has pecn in attendance upon her mother who is still very ill Spirclla Corsets, corset waists children s waists and accessories For information call Mrs. U. S Hatfiejd, phone 131 D. jj-8tx II F. Fox who has been very ill for borne time is gradually improv ing and sat up for a few minutes Tuesday, the first time in sixteen days. The Piano Contest. The fulli wing is the st Hiding f the candidates 111 tl.i puno con test at Mullen s clothing stoic Miss Jifcic fuhnston 81640 Mary l.aw.son Florence Kennedy Fern Weston Ulailjs Ballard Belle Dunning Edyth Burns Mis Yale M. Corder Carol Cowherd 47310, 2o;o 11T10 ! MJ- 73IO S8SS 48 to 4';go Chas S, McBean, advertising manager lor the oraiul upera liuiu.iKt-i iui 1111; uitiiiw w w, Home at C.rthagc. was in Jasper ' Wecincs'lav advertiMtic"l'reckies, an elaborate scenic production be-1 l ute" mg put on at Carthago Friday., Please pay your 1012 account January 17, under the auspices of (with R L. Roberts & Son on or be- the lilk lodge. .Matinee puces 25 ind so tents. Night pi ices 25 Ouite a crowd .ents to fi.oo. will go down from here. 2i lb sugar Si 00 at Crow Mer cantile Co. Saturday, January 18. "Never saw stock winter so well and on so little feed " said J. A Ward, a regular shipper of Jasper, Mo. "This means much in more ways than one. It is a saving of fee'!, anil then stock will cutne out , in the spring in the very best of condition. The bulk of 'he stock; left in mv territory is the young ' class. Drovers telegram c .... , Special prices on all lines at Crow Mercantile Co for Saturday, January tS. Jasper friends of M. A (Jullcn, who ha bsen in the lumber busi ness ut Sarcoxie and Reeds the the past few vears. will read with interest the news that he has sold nut his interest at Reeds and be come sole proprietor of the business at Sircoxie, which will bo known hereafter as the M. A. Quillen Lumber Co. 21 lb ugar Sr co at Crow Mer cantile Co Saturdiy, Januasy 18 O Thompson thinks somebody has been stealing hi chickens and others have been complaining of the same misfortune. If anybody feels inclined to help himself to The News hen coop, we hope he will leave us the old ycllrw hen that lays every other day. Special prices on all lines at Crow Mercantile Co. for Saturday, Jan uary 1S. Henry C Wallace died at Wil low Springs, this state, farly last week. Mr. Wallace formerly lived here, making his home with his daughter, Mrs Mary Barrett whu now lives pt Clinton, Iowa. Mr W'ullace left here about two years ago. Special price-, on all lines at Ciow Mercantile Co. for Saturday Jan uary 18. W. D. Mullen, the clothier, is having the Keltner building ar ranged for his occupancy, Mr Mullen will move next week and invites his customers to call on him in his new quarters. 21 lb sugar for Si 00 at Crow Iercantile Co.. Saturday, Januar 18. Two or throe mule sales will be advertised in a few daj s for next month. One farmer has about 30 head in his fattening pen and an other has 36, of which 31 of the lat ter are marc mules. H A. Vincent sold Gi hogs last week, averaging 251 pounds each, and received from Ward & Moul- ton a cheik for Si, 03 7. 43. One hog in the lot tipped the scales at 030 pounds. Work has commenced on the new building T. II Hammond will erect for F. B. Dunning, the blatk smith. Operations will be pushed as lapibly as the weather will per nut. Fjur hoboes who were being ac commodated at the calaboose Fn day night, overturned the stove and set fire to the building, but help arrived in time to prevent serious results. Omcr Webb and El Lauderbaugh joined the Jasper contingent at the implement men's convention in Kansas City this week. Mrs A. Hamburg and and little daughter from Lamar came down Tuesday afternoon, returnig on the evening train. There were 40 parcels post pack ages handled in the Jasper post office Monday and Tuesday F. M. Conrad is attending the implement dealers convention in Kansas City this Week. Mrs. Roy Robinson of Carterville visited Jasper friends Monday, Wood Wood Wood. ! vr il hundrt (I n .ds f n, I fur s.tlt! Will iitcrpt hmibnu f"i nay. See us or telephone at orn.t while the nrnds are good jotf Phone 32 PI ITS BROS, If liiiiiiii'is me.i would ue the word "pttblirily' for the word "ad vertising" and think of advertising ' an publicity they would get the idea more clearly. Have you noticed the label on your paper lately? Is your sub- . . , "ription Iai .-.:. 'oie jur.u.iry 15, 1013. Cream 1 Cream I Cream I Wheat and try his 37'f- I lake it to 1 test. 10,000 Rabbits Wanted. Bring them to T. II. Ilannnoud and get the highest price in cash. Cream I Cream 1 Cream I Take it to Wheat and try his tcst. 37". Notice. All our 1012 accounts now due. please pay the same on or before' January 15, 1013. R. L ROBERTS & SOX Rabbits 1 Rabbits! I want your Rabbits. J. R. WHEAT. Rabbits Wanted. Highest market price oiid. J E CARR & CO Cream! Cream 1 Cream! Take it to Wheat and try his test. 37tf. Have you noticed the label on your paper lately ' Is ycur sub scription paid' Pitts the Paint Man. I(EB3SXBSS2S& INCUBATORS e ate agent- tor the well known Favorite Incubator TIii' need no introduction heic a- nmnbeiN of them ait- ii-rt-il in tlif icinity of Jasper. We will haw a lew dn - am them in a inite ou to eall and examine them. AT BAYNE'SI Hardware Grand Opera House Carthage Jan 17, Matinee Night Under Auspices Carthage Elks Lodge SpoiMul Miitineo prices 25 and 50 cents Night prices 25, 50, 75, $1 and a fow $1,501 j 'Scat Sale Wells Drug Stoio New Mo. Pac. Time Card. SOlTil HOUND No SHI - S f.'i ii III N.i Bi 7 - It H ' l .0. 2Ul 6 18 a m NOK I'll POUND. No '.'OS - I'.Mn 111 No L'10 - H U p m No L'lrj 1'J f." a m, Lumber At Cut Prices. 1 If jou aie going to build any barns or sheds this Spring, we can I save you some money on lumber , We have several thousand feet of oak boxing and sycamore and elm ' sheeting Just a good as cllow , pine ami S". .1 thousand cheaper ' See or telephone PITTS BROS. Phone 32. 1 Thoroughbred Jerseys. Two thoroughbred Jersey bulls, icady for service, at my place on West Grand Ave. 15. I. LAUDERBAUGH. Got 'em Skinned. Quality considered, I've got 'em all skinned on feed prices i6tf T. H HAMMOND, Rabbits! Rabbits! I want your rabbits. J. R. WHEVT. Annual Sale Don't forget that our Sale will continue until .Janu ary :il, l'.Ut'i. ami all price quiitcd to you will lie main tained ju-t ax they are un til that date. He-p., J. D. Harbur. 20 lbs sugar $1.00 A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride. To warn iwli of a fearful forest fire in the Tnt'lulls si jounc i;irl rode bor9' lj 1 k ut midniRh' nnd snved man) luri tlor deed uns hIomuih but litcs nto of tin acd to Or. Kind's N'pn Diacoti-ry in curinir lunirtroulili,cU(!lis and cold, whit Ii might ha ended in coniumiit'oti or m urn 'ma. "It cured me of a dp aful cough nnd lun(j dixeae'writes V U Patters n, ellinRton, Tex , ifter fnur in our fatuil) lind died with ounumptu n, and I (fared 87 pound '" N'utlun." so sure and fnfe. for nil throat and lung trouble. Price o0o and 81 00. 1 rial bottle free. Guaranteed b) II. K. l'itt DAINTIES and Appetisers At Cranddll Bros this week Ueili. Dill Pickles Ilein Hulk Sweet l'iekles Heinz (vueen Olhes Florida (irapo Fruit Nanl Oranges Idaho Jonathan Apples Comb Honey Jar Honey Carnation Cream IVt Cream Hay heat for salad dreading Mother'-! Cookies oc pkg Co to Crandall IJros to buy your (iocetie. Al w aj s fi esh, clean and of best quality money will buy. CRANDALL BROS. Free Delivery Phone 7 To the Public We are now located in Brick Barn where we will buy Poultry, Eggs and Hides and pay the highest market price in cash for anything you have in this line We have all Kinds of Feed, Corn Chap, Uran, Alfalfa and Tankage. J. E. Carr &Co. usumi-'saBmamammmmmmm H Farmers and Merchants Bank CAPITA I SUIilM.US AND Jasper, II. Tiller, President II. L. llobeits, Vice President N. H. Patterson, Cashier 3 interest paid Your account solicited, no matter how large or small '0'00'."-'0'0-0-'' k Mullen Moving Iy this time next week we will probably be located in our new quarters. THE KELTNER BUILDING Is being made ready for our u-e, and we expect to moe into it early next week. Our moving will cause no interruption to business, and wo invito our friends and customers to call on us just the same. Our January Cut-Price Sale Continues all this Month. Unusual bargains in Boys' and Men's Furnishings W. D. MULLEN Home of the Worth Mat USntliBIIHHIIiaHIIII Trunks is v m Yours for D. W. TEETER s H (9 Undortakinc calls answered day or night. Jnspor, Mo. a 'lIBBIIBIBBIIBIHBIBBBr LUM B E R LET US FIGURE WITH YOU WHEN YOU BUILD Laughead Lumber Co. Tho News and the Ruralist, "or McOall's for $1 iBwimuq $10,000.00 PROFITS $ 2,000.00 Missouri j. in. luarsn, ass t, uusnier a on time deposits a "0-0-"0-"- . IUHBIHBMHMHHHHBfl H a m a a H m m a IB a B a m m a a ta a a m ' have a eomplete line of Trunks, Suit Cases Traveling Hag, Hand Satchels, Slitiwl Straps tind Telescoiies ready for your inspection. See our Show "Windows for the celebrated lino of Royal Go-Carts 4M.7S to JjlM.SU H m inspection, EGO