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-'-''';, rl '. h ' i '-h W H. WOODS yT Dontist Offico in tho Woods Building Phono 37 Vy H. KNOTT, M. D Physician and Surgeon Calls answered day or night. Office on North Muin. Phone 38A P)R. OHAMBL18S L Physician nnd Surgeon Calls answered day or night. Of fice on South Main St. Phone 105 Jasper Mo. J-IOUSER BROS., Veterinary Surgeons Doth Phones Carthage, Mo. New Mo. Pac. Time Card. SOUTIIHOUND. I'OO s R5 a. m. 207 . . . ;i 4H p. m. 201 . . D32n tu NORTH HOUND. No. 208 .... o.lO n in No. 210 ... 8.10 p. in No. 202 ... . 12.65 a m LOCAL, NEWS. Pitts the Paint Man. Clyde Rnins is working in Pitts burg, Kans. Let the Quality Bakery do your baking. Miss Capitol a Cavanee is visiting at Greenfield. Go to Hammond's for Alfalfa molasses feed. A. Hamburg and family sp?nt Christmas at Lamar. The Crow Mercantile Co. will buy your cream. tf O. E. Roberts and family spent Christmas at Aurora. Soft wheat mixed feed$i 30 per sack at Hammond's tf Clyde Sharp of Harwood visited his Jasper friends last week. Try our cream puffs. You will like them. Quality Bakery. Rev. V. O. Thompson is in Seneca assisting in meetings. The Jasper News and McCalls magazine one year $1.00. Ward & Moulton shipped a car of hogs to Kansas CityFriday. Take your cream to Hammond where you get the right price and test. tf Chester Bell and wife spent Christmas week in Kansas City. It is the way it is made that gives Quality Flour its merit At your grocer's. 6tf The Alpha Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs O. IS Roberts. FOR SALE Fine Red Poll male calf, 6 months old. M Isen man, route 1. 18 atx. Ralph Fairfield of Columbus, Kans., visited his parents here last week. George Osborne of Kansas City spent Christmas with his mother, -Mrs. Gardner. I Wanted to Rent Three crl Jour room house, close in; no chil-1 dren. Enquire at this ofticc. G. Troy Masters and family of Purcell spent the past week with Jasper relatives. John Kucklick and wife of Car Rev John Walker of Joplin will preach at the M. E Church next Sunday evening. The Crow Mercantile Co. will buy your cream. tf Dr. and Mrs. Lear returned Sat urday from Tulsa, Okla., where they-visited Dr. Lear's lister. Take your rabbits to Hammond and get the top price. tf Mrs. i.ouisa Roos and Miss Em ma Scitz of Carthage spent Sun day with J. N. Marsh and family. Go to Carr & Thomson for all kinds of chicken feed. tf J. II. Pace of Fowler, Kans., spent Christmas week with his mother nnd other friends in this vicinity. The Crow Mercantile Co will buy your cream tf Miss Alma and Masters Tom and Pete Morris of Lockwood visited their cousin, Mrs. Charles Teeter, last week Quality Flour for genuine satis faction, at your grocer's 6tf Messrs Sam and Luke Boggess and S D. Knight Carthage, pised through Jasper Tuesday on a hunting trip. Try our milk bread. You will like it Quality Bakery. Mastin Busby and Miss Emma Busby of Keifer, Okla , spent the holidays with parents and other relatives here. Take v our rabbits to Hammond and get the top price. tf Dr. Knott reports the birth of a boy baby to J. A. Cochran and wife, living nine miles southeast, on the 37th ultimo. Take your cream to Hammond where you get the light price and test. tf . Farmers over in Barton County md out west report gray wolves in the neighborhood, several of which have been shot. Drovers Daily Teclegram with The News $4 00, the regular price ot the telegram alone. E. A. Cox and wife of McPher son, Knns., visited. H. J Deardorff and wife last we5k. Mrs. Cos is Mrs Deardorfl's aunt. I have some fine Begonias, Ger aniums and Lice Ferns, and all kinds of pot plants W II Hagcr Mrs. Frank Seal and son Dwight returned Tuesday to Kansas City after a visit with Mis Seal's father, II. F. Foc. Mrs. Josephine Gtirley and children of Springfield accompanied them home Miss Emma Cline, who has been spending some time at Eurevn Springs, Ark., spent last week at home in Jasper. She has returned to Eureka. Mrr . Thos Seal is also there for the winter For Sale NVarly aooo feet hard lumber in boxing and 2x4 and 3x6 dimension stuff. Also 75 corus ot stove and heating wood 1 mile North of Jasper. U S. Hatfield, 1730 Main St.. Joplin 8 tf Pitts the Paint Man. George Probrrt and Roy Harm and their families of Zion neigh borhood, ate Christmis dinner with J. II. Htnis nnd family. Mrs. E. L Thomas spent the holidays with her sis'er at Afton Mr. Starbuck Ins been there the past month with his daughter. Charley Walters, who U now em ployed in a clothing store at Aurora, spent Sunday with his grandparents, Wm. Caseholt and wife. When the Worm Turned, "You ore getting very bald, sir," said the barber. "You yourself," re tortcd the customer, "are not tree from a number of defects that I could mention If I cared to become personal." Varied Weight! In Uee. Qeras, tti most precious ot earth's productions, have been neighed from time Immemorial with uncertain and ar)lng n eights. The first gem weights of which no have records were seeds of uniform slzo from tho fruit ot the Kuara or coral tree and from the fruit --f tho carob or locust tree, which iu sed In Africa for weighing gold an 1 later In tho east for weighing diamonds. There Lay the Worry. "I say Sambo, fckked 11 man of an lmproiident nc&ro Um had loet A Job for tun third or fourth time, "aren't jou orrled ocr the question of wherewithal to support ou?" "I.ord) Jlarso Henry," was the reply. "I ain't worn In' 'bout wherewithal, lie worn In' 'bout do wherefore fur de herein " TAKE YOUR CHOICE RENEWYOUR SUBSCRIPTION AND GET A BARGAIN Are you reading THE NEWS regularly? No? Well, here's your chance to start it coming to jour home nnd some other good paper along with it at the lowest price you could expect, and prob ably 1 'Wer than you will again have the opportunity to pay This offer is also made to all pres ent subscribers who renew and pay in advance one year In this list will be found a first class paper for all. THE NEWS gives you the home news nnd keeps ou in touch with the advertising' merchants of Jasper The Star, lournal, Missouri Ruralist and Drovers Telegram are full of inter est to the farmer and stockman nnd his family McCall's Maga zine h a high-class woman's maga zinc, and mother and the girls find it of special interest Youth's Com pinion is just what the name im plies a paper for young folks and thereis no better one published Read This List THE NEWS and the Kansas City Weekly Star THE NEWS and the KansasCityWeeklyJourn THE NEWS and the Missouri Ruralist THE NEWS and the McCall's Magazine THE NEWS and the ' Youth's Companion THE NEWS and the great Collier's Weekly THE NEWS and the Drovers Daily Telegram $1.00 ,1 1. 00 1. 00 1. 10 2.50 2.50 4.00 Bring Me Your Rabbits. I pty the top of the market -J. R. Wheat. iotf 1 Notice. I We very much appreciate the patronage of those who pay their 1 bills nromntlv evcrv 10 davs. nnd thage visited D. A. Holmes and we can not and will not do bust family, last week. ness on any other basis than for , '.. ., .,: ,':ash or 30 days -Crandall Bros iiBtun nuuiiu mj nmu i.iumui jasper fire and tornado insurance, on buildings nnd automobiles, in Barred Rock Cockerels for Sale Missouri. Write II. F. Stapcl. I 50 wel, tJevelopetli high scoring Sec'y. Rock Port. Mo. narrcd ii nioutli Rock Cockerels Mark Qutllcn, the hustleinglum- Wlt". beautiful narrow htraight Administrator's Notice Notice is hereby given that letters of administration upon the estate ot Alack Tiller, deceased, have been urauted to the undersigned by the. Judge of the rrouaio 1 nun or jasper 1 junt), heir ' ioK date tho MI11U) of December ll'l '. ' All ,r3on9 hating claims against 1 said estate nre required to exhibit them ' 10 rao lor allow anco within all months after tho date of letters, or they unj be. precluded from an benefit of uuch es tate; and if such claims be not exhibit ed within one par from the date of tho last insertion of suoh publication, they shall bo forever barred Iva L Tiilwi, Administratrix hirst publication Jnnuary 1 It Cut Flowers Supplied for all Occasions Careful aU-ntrn paid to We'd din aiid funeral orders ll orders pr -inplly attended to by D. W Teeter our Jasper agent FINN'S FLOWER STORE Carthage New Year Greetings... We wish one ami all a very Happy and Pros perous New Year, and also thank the people of Jasper and vicinity for past patronage and solicit a continuance of the same. Bayne's Hardware Extravagance SLAYS JOYS OP LIFE. PRIDE IS THE DEVIL'S TOOL. This old custom of ciedit and slow pay, and with some never pay, is fast diiving the merchant of the small city to a ca-h basis, and, by tho way, that will be better for everybody concei ned as soon as they get accustomed to it. Bank Your Friendships Xo man call stand alone. All men need friends, and the friendships for the fair days alone will not sullice. Go to Crandall I Jim for your Groceries and Meats. Al ways new. neat and clean and tho greatest variety of groceiies ever kept in Jasper. Remember the place. Crandall Bros. I'lione 7 T.W.HARKLESS Lamar, Mo. Cloaks and Purs 2 PRICE bcrman of Sarcoxie, together with 1 his wife and son spent the holi ' days with Jasper friends and rcl-1 atives. ' J. S. Rose returned this week from a month's visit at Springfield ' and other points. Mr Rose had not been to Springfield for 50 yeais having been there last before he enlisted in the army in the early sixties. Pres Cameron of Sheldon came down Fridny to do the watch and clock repairing for the Waterbury jewelry store until Mr Waterbury recovers from his illness. Mr. Cameron and Mr. Waterbury are barred plumage, at S1.00 each, if taken now. Must sell at once to nuke room for other stock. Miss Althea Armstrong, . Jasper, Mo. Bring Me Your Rabbits. I nav the ton nf Mm nnrl-i J. R. Wheat. ,otf Cream I Cream I Cream I Take it to Wheat and try his test. 37tf. For Proit Kites and Chapped Skin. For frost bitten ears, lingers and tow chapped hands nnd lips, chllb'ains, cold sores, red and rough iki a, there is nothing to enuii llucklen's Arrca 8ale iop inn 1 am at oncn and heals nulck ly. In eery home there should ba a uor h.imly a I tba tiino llest reinody rt nil .I.ti. .1.. ! 1 v. t " uirmni, itciKng crzxma, tetter, nib 9 o:c. ",p. H.iW i,v 11 v Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases H f7Twgg s-p I rS0-BSJ If you are going to travol soon, make our store your headquarters for Trunks, Bags, Suit Oases, and Shawl Straps, for we have a large lino. A complete line of Furniture and Rugs to select from any time. L Undertaking calls an- f r Too-. awered day or night. - VV . 1 CCier We mean by Half Price, a $35.00 Cloak or Fur $17.50 30.00 Cloak or Fur 15.00 27.50 Cloak or Fur 13.75 25.00 Cloak or Fur 12.50 22.50 Cloak or Fur 11.25 20.00 Cloak or Fur 10.00 18.00 Cloak or Fur 9,00 16.50 Cloak or Fur 8.25 15.00 Cloak or Fur 7.50 13.50 Cloak or Fur 6.75 12.50 Cloak or Fur 6.25 10.00 Cloak or Fur 5.00 7.50 Cloak or Fur 3.75 6.50 Cloak or Fur 3.25 5.00 Cloak or Fur 2.50 4.50 Cloak or Fur 2.25 4.00 Cloak or Fur 1.00 3.00 Cloak or Fur 1.50 2.50 Cloak or Fur 1.25 2.00 Cloak or Fur 1.00 Men's and Boys' OVERCOATS 3 OFF We mean by one-third off, a $30.00 overcoat for $20.00 J, - 35.00 overcoat (016.67 23.50 overcoat for 15.00 30.00 overcoat for 13.33 18.00 overcoat for 13.00 16.50 overcoat for 11.00 15.00 overcoat for 10.00 13.50 overcoat for 8.34 10.00 overcoat for 6.66 7.50 overcoat for 5 00 5.00 overcoat for 3 33 4.50 overcoat for 3.00 3 00 overcoat for 3.00 2.00 overcoat for 1,33 T.W.HARKLESS Lamar, Mo. ld triendf. ,Pitt. 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