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and icnmedlatdy comes back
into ahape again Bend over
and Munsingwear allows
you all the room you need
without binding or chafing
Holds its shape even after
many trips to the laundry
Munsingwear meets every
requirement of men womea
and children
Anyone -tall short stout
or thin can be perfectly fitted
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ENTERTAINMENT ENJOYABLE
The ME Church South Sun
day School gave an enjoyable en
tertainment at Liberty Theater
last BJriday nighty to a crowded
house
The readings and musical num
bers preceding th playlet put on
at the last were very enjoyable
The playlet The Black Vamp
and the negro impersonators and
singers were applauded freely The
black face performers were Miss
Ora Wiseman Elmo Maize and
A D Gilbreath
About 30 was added to the
Sunday School funds by the en
tertainment
W J Lough of Marionville
who recently bought the 270 acre
Beck farm was in Jasper last
week looking after his property
RESOURCES-
Loads 11801660
Overdrafts
Banking house
Fur and fix
Otherreal estate
Bonds
14404
300000
200000
576045
4800000
War sav stamps 45800
Ted res stock 105000
Redemption fund 1250 00
Cash 2802785
The Nows bdioves it has one of
the very best ofnewapaper features
in Nellie Maxwells Kitchen Cab
inet which fa a regular depart
ment m uh paper y
A8every reaaer is more or less
interested in eating this depart
ment should be unanimously pop
nlar Miss Maxwells recipes are
practical and economical and pro-
j vide dishes anyone can prepare to
LjiMMre the most delightful and
mtmotne results
M8 Maxwell is a noted domes
tie scientist and readers of The
Newrario be coneratulated that
theyiwvthebenefitiof her large
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experience ner recipes collect
ed in ascrap book would consti
tute a cook book of practical and
intrinsic value
HlCti SCHOOL NOTES
The girls athletic association
has planned a tennis court just
wtof the boys court on the
eMtsideoftheschoolhouse They
Intend lb Btart work on it this
l i mitt
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me tugn scioi aasemDiy
addressed Tuesday morning J
Rev Kendell of MarionvilleMd
Wednesday morning by Eev
Sp of Jasper and Rev Mitchell
of Butler
The senior class play is progress
ing nioely Mrs Drummond of
Nevada will be down the last part
tjf wfe weiktoaMUMPre tj
casing at cnej JDercy meatrestarts
tis week
Jasper will pe represented m
the tennis tournament at Spring
field April 28 and 29 The boys
brought homo medals last year
and we are hoping they will do so
again this year
A program by different mem
bers of the high school will be
given Thursday morning May 18
at assembly All who wish to
attend will be welcome
Helen Hastings
Lena Wiseman
Lynn Scott
WINNERS OF CHILPRENS POSTER
CONTEST
First honors were won by Mary
Lu Creta Magers second by Mary
Lee Greenleethird by ElsieBrown
There were 22 posters entered in
the contest all being nicely made
and deservepraise for their work
Especial mention is made of the
work of J W Spaid jr Marga
rite CrandalIDorothyRand Fran
ces Crow and Virginia Gilbreath
Statement of the Condition of
The First National Bank
of Jasper Missouri at the close of business
March 10 1922
LIABILITIES
Capital 2500000
Surplus 10MXK00
Und profit3 41097
Circulation 2500000
Deposits- 13386288
Duefedre3bank 1893309
20770694
20770694
The above statement Is correct
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fRCKAfcfcii CHILDRENS WEEK
Jmmhti 30 and
pUghout the
Wtk
April 30
111 in t itimidiat Church sermon
hv Reviitl Sid Childrens chorus
11 a rrtssftof Church South ser
mon by ReviAKC Clcndcning Chil
drens choruePj
Mewdy May 1
4 p m parajotundny School chil
dren and teaclS
Tuesday 8 p7S Baptlit Church
Song J
DevotionaUVCildrensWeeklS girls
Motion gong- mmI Lords Prayer pri
mary class 5ft -
Suppose Bejbble Wine
Little TeacnSf Annetta Good
Son prirakryRS
Piano sqtof gaiety by Williams
Vincent JbhSwwT
Seein ThUiing Dparing Gilbreath
ReciUtionMariii Kearney
Piano duet Helen und Gwendolyn
Wine
Song Magers
The Land IfLl in Willa Hyder
Messageeillithre 10 girls
All orFrccdfttJimmie and Arlcne
Jbhnson
Song Marion Scott
Golden Sinaertime
Piano solo lienor
school
op 46 5 Faye
Kerrlck - f
r Pantomime Backward turn Back
Sprd HelenNttBRelly andNellie Ham
mond
Prayer
Wdiuaday May 3
4 p m at Methedist Church story
tellinghour MlaiKsrrict Walker cpun
ty superintendent of childrens work
leader tSS
Friday 8 p rn lit MethodUt Church
Song school
Scripture readJMiLucileyjncent
xpv TvrvV
Dutterflyby Greig Bernicc South
wick
Song The Quarrel primary
Enticemet Nolris Agnes and Paul
Wilson
A Mothers Prayer Mary Louise
Wampler
Childrens Week 7 boys
Piano duet Frances Wells and Helen
Nunnelly
The Story of a Lilly Nellie Mao
Hammond
Golden Summertime school
TheLittleLad Homer Wampler jr
The Legend of the Woodpecker
Helen Nunnelly
PolaccaDrillante Webber Ruby
Stansbcrry
Pageant Any Child
Mother Eunice Hayzlett
Any child Phyllis Thomas Bobbie
Wine Frances Crow Alice Arner
Ruth Hayzlett v
Knowledge Mable Malone
Pleasure Lorraine York
Accomplishment Helen Nunnelly
Religious Education M ildred Hern
Prayer
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TUBERCULOSIS FATAL TO ROSCOE
PATTERSON
Roscoe Patterson eldest son of
ALPatterson and wife of Jasper
died at the Jasper County Tuber
culosis Hospital at Webb City last
Sunday morning at 1150
Mr Patterson began to feel the
effects of tuberculosis two or three
years ago but not until a few
months ago did he give up his
work being employed by tbePIatt
Porter Wholesale Grocery Co He
was for a time in the sanitarium
at Mount Vernon and later came
to the Jasper County institution
The funeral was held at the home
of his wifes parents S HWilliams
and wife of Carthage at 3 p m
Monday Rev E H Sapp of
perconductingtheservice Burial
wrocnn tho frnrrhnirA flpmnrprv
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Besides his wifo and his parents
he Jeaves four listers and one
brother Zebedee pi Carthage
The Bisters are Mrs Golda Pearl
of Shepardsville Ky and Misses
Neta Aretha and Paulina Patter-
Jsqo at home here
JASPER JlSSlHtfRSDAY APRIL 27 1922
SALES DAY SATURDAY MAY 6
Examine tha Merchant Bargain List
iri This Isaua
i
Tha managers are looking for a
good sale Saturday May 6 The
usual miscellaneous lot of hogs
cattle sheep and poultry is expect
ed Leech Wiseman has listed 8
or 10 head of fine black Poland
China hogs The blood of the
Wiseman herd is well known to be
of the best and this small consign
ment will bring sharp bidding Joe
Bird thinks he will have several
hundred White Leghorn baby
chicks in the sale which will give
bidders a chance to get their chicks
without hatching them
If you will have anything for
this sale phone or call at this office
and we will be glad to print a com
plete list next week
ALPHA CLUB MEETING
The ladies of the Alpha Club
met Wednesday afternoon April
19 at the home of Mrs Clarence
Brown
Eleven members responded to
roll call My Favorite Flower
and Why
Mmes Mayme Dimond of La
mar and Maude York were visitors
The business session consisted of
the discussion of various subjects
of interest with the election of the
following officers for the coming
year Mmes Anna Wells presi
dent SadieBallard vice president
Hattie Wine secretary and Nettie
Harbur treasurer The nroirram
wfrVa1ierup1rjf UfonTRresKng
anu instructive papers mowjer
Culture by Mrs Hattie Teeter
who Was unable to be present was
read by Mrs Hattie Wine
Weeds and their Uses by Mrs
Nettie Harbur proved to be a
subject of a broad nature and was
thoroughly discussed by all mem
bers
The social hour with delicious
refreshments served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs Faye Roberts
was a pleasant feature of the aft
ernoon
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs Vivia Wiseman at an all day
meeting Wednesday May 3
Club Reporter
When Mr and MrsFrank Crow
and family were driving into town
after spending Sunday with G H
Kedmond and family the shaft of
the buggy dropped down on one
sidecramping thebuggy and throw
ing Mr Crow and little daughter
Naomi out Mr Crow received
a badly wrenched wrist The lit
tle girl received innumerable
scratches about the face and head
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Twenty fourth Year No 36
tj What One Gallon of De L
voe Lead and Zinc Paint
Will Do
True Paint Economy is
determined by the area a
gallon covers and not by the
price per gallon
Gallon is a measure of
quantity and not of service
Get this thought thor
oughly in deciding on DE
VOE LEAD AND ZINC
PAINT instead of ordinary
paint
A gallon of DEVOE cov
ers from 50 to 100 square
feet of surface more than just
ordinary paint and will last
much longer saving the cost
of additional painting in both
material and labor
BOWMAN
LUMBER CO
Lumber Building Ma- I
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terials Plus Real
Service at all r
Seasons I
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Announcement
Must vacate I have sold my store building
to Mr Omer Webb and must give possession as
soon as possible I will now give the people of
Jasper and vicinity a chance to buy drug store
merchandise at cost and in some instances at less
than cost Nothing reserved The entire stock
must be sold Space forbids enumerating the
many items but there are bargains here for all
Come early before the lines are Droken Such an
opportunity is not likely to occur again soon
Thanking you all for past favors I remain
Yours truly
H F PITTS
TJte IttewdJUL Store
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Goodyear and
Michelin Tires
The best quality in all Acces
sories High class mechanics
and fair prices
White Bros
Hayzlett
The old Carter Garage
South Main Street
Cleveland and JICase Tractors
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