Fair play. [volume], December 25, 1920, Image 4

About Fair play. [volume] (Ste. Genevieve [Mo.]) 1872-1961

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Touring Car, regular, $440
Runabout, regular, $395
Coupe, starter and demountable, $745
Truck, pneumatic-& demountable, $545
Tractor
F. 0. B.
Four, Authorized
SPECIAL-
Wouru again able to oiler a very popular size
Photograph at 53,50 per dozen
Either Brown or Grey, suitable for bust or ', figures.
Dunker's Studio
THE FAIR PLAY.
SATUKIMY. DKCKMBUIt V. IWO.
ONfc YKAIl ...
11.31
Kritered at tde PoatoBlce. at Hte.Oonerleve,
Mr).. aa secood-claaa mull matter.
JULES J. J..V.V, l'tibllhf-
Piatt Foliate For Effect Bi
Winter And Soner
Taking the United States as a
wliole the average time that de
ciduous plants are without foli
age is at least five months.
During this period the farm
home is occupied as continuous
ly as in summer, and the sur
roundings should be as attrac
tive as possible, says landscape
gardeneis of the United States
Department of Agriculture.
Evergreen shrubs, both conif
erous and broad leaved, maintain
a color throughout the winter
not otherwise obtained. Used
in moderation, they arc a dis
tinct addition at this season. On
the other hand, many deciduous
shrubs have attractive winter
characters, the most striking
being those bearing bright-colored
berries. Then there are
barks of many shades as brown
and gray, with some of bright
red, green, and yellow, and if
properly arranged make pleas
ing contrasts and add to the
winter beauty.
The short blooming period of
the average shrub makes Mowers
the least important of the bar
actors to be considered. In spite
of this the color, character, and
time of blooming should be con
sidered as well as the behavior
of the dying llowers, whether or
not they fade to a conspicuous
and undesirable color and hang
on unduly or pass away without
a distinctly unsightly stage.
.
(Jhtiiiibcrhiin'H CoukIi Keuieily.
Xnw is tliu time to lay in supply of
I'liiiiiihci'htiu'H I'miidi Uutnedy. It is
utmost uro to ho Hooded beiolo till)
v utiT is over. Yon will look it uow
while In' torn von tinil a better rwuudy
tot' (!oiii;Ii, co!dn, croup mid whoop
hi'.' ooiiirli or onu -Unit is mow pluuHiiit
In titlu. It MiiiiitH with 1'nyor every
uheri'. buy it now nnil ho prepared.
mlv
Dallas, Texas, has only one
horsedrawn vehicle in its rail
road station transfer service.
All the rest .have, .been replaced
by the automobile. The sole re
maining hack is hauled by a pair
of white horses driven by a dark
wan who has been hacking over
Pallas streets for 32 years.
j
Touring Car, starter S510
Runabout, starter,... S465
Sedan, starter and demountable $795
Chassis. 1 $360
$790
Detroit.
(wage
Salis And Sekvick
Christmasemces at The Church of Ste.
fisnPiiP?
Christmas will be most
solemnly celebrated this year at
the Church of Ste. Genevieve,
as was the custom in olden
times.
There will be a Solemn High
Mass at midnight, the real
Christ-Mass. At this midnight
Mass Holy Communion will be
given.
At.O a. m. there will be two
Low Masses, also at 8 a. m.
This will be the children's Mass,
at which the traditional Christ
mas carols will bo sung. There
will be a second Solemn High
Mass at ten o'clock. There
will be no Mass at fpiiirtor to
eleven. At three o'clock p. m-
there will be Solemn Vesper
and (benediction.
The choir is rehearsing special
Christmas music for the holi
days. At a (tiarter of twelve
Christmas carols will be sung
and the midnight Mass will bo
begun at twelve o'clock-sharp.
Confessions will be heard
Friday morning, Friday after
noon beginning at IMO p. m. and
Friday evening beginning at 7
p. HI.
, - -
For those who would know
how to write English there are
the examples of Samuel Johnson,
170!M78, and Benjamin I'Yank-
I'm, 17(Xi-17i)U. Moth gave their
lives not only to letters but to
affairs, and both were honest
and high-minded. Johnson
wrote "literary English," reson
ant, sonorous, even-llowing, in
long antithetical sentences.
Franklin wrote in the language
of the people familiar words
and short, immediate, homely
sentences. Today Johnson is
known chielly because he is the
subject of the greatest biogra
phy ever written, but Franklin
is studied as a master of forcible
living English.
A venerable physician, who
had practiced his profession for
upward of sixty years! being
asked what was the secret of
long lire, repjied: "Ki.se early(
live temperate, work hard, and
keep cheerful," Another octo
genarian use to say: "I have
always been kind and obliging;
have never quarrelled with any
one ; have eaten and drank oni.v
to satisfy hunger and thirst, and
have never been idle.
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Notice Anyoiio caught hunt
ing, trapping or otliitnvino tress
passing o'i our land will ho pio.su
eiitod. W. V. Wu.nijit
udy G. M. UUThEDQE
is Ways To PrdTsnt
Just now is a good time to
look out for pneumonia, juvord
ingtoDr. M. P. Kavenel f the
School of Medicine of the Uni
versity of Missouri, president of
the American Public Health As
sociation. Pneumonia', or in-
llamation of the lungs, is a dis
ease of the winter months. It
is seen in two forms: One call
ed lobar, in which large portions
of the lungs become oliditied,
and the other called broncho
pneumonia, in which smaller
areas widely spread through the
lungs are affected. The former
is seen most commonly in adults;
the latter, in children and old
persons. Pneumonia frequently
follows other diseases, especial
ly measles and inlluenza, and is
a frequent cause of death in
these diseases.
During 1015 pneumonia caused
7,5530 deaths in Missouri, while
tuberculosis killed only 4.."S7.
The inlluenza epidemic increased
the death rate above that usually
seen. Vaccines to prevent
pneumonia were iried in some
camps during the war with ap
parent success, and the study is
being continued. A thoroughly
successful vaccine would be a
great boon, but the matter is
still in the experimental stage.
Apart from vaccines, the best
measures of prevention are
those directed to keeping the
body in good condition. Avoid
over-eating, excessive fatigue,
poorly ventilated rooms (espec
ially sleeping apartments'), and
indoor crowds. A daily cold
bath keeps the skin in good con
dition and prevents over-sensitiveness
to cold. Heavy cloth
ing and that which constricts
thd circulation should also be
avoided.
During epidemics of diseases
which pre-diapose to pneumonia,
it is especially important to
avoid crowds, and particularly
those indoors.
Avoid coughing and sneezing
persons. Do not allow thorn to
cougli -or sneeze m your face.
Persons who would not think of
spitting in one's face do not hes
itate to sneeze and cough with
out protecting the mouth and
nose with a handkerchief.
Coughs and sneezes break up
the spit into a line spray, which
is just as objectionable as, and
more dangerous than masses of
spit. Do not let others spit on
you, and do not spit on others.
C. A. FULDNBR, OPT. D.
of Hi.; lirni of I'Tl.UNI.K i&iJOM
PAN Y, .Marina Hlilfj', :i()(i N.
(Iratid Avt!., St. Louis, Alo., spec
ializing in Iho ooiToclion of eye
sight, eyestrain, nu;l the proper
lilting of Musses, will ho in
Ste Genevieve again Wednesday, Jan. 5
at. tho .Mejer Hotel from S a
in. In I p. in. Any wonl may ho
let! lor him there.
Write lor iiitorination or
pointineiit
ap.
LAWBAUGH'S HALL
at St, Mary's
-on -
Monday, Dec. 27th
Auspices of tlio Catholic Ladies
Si. Louis
Jazz Orchestra
will furnish tho music
A pltnidiil tiioo is assured to
nil. Tim ladies are spmintr
in. idler tmii) nor expense to innko
this one of tho events of the joli
dny M'iihoii. Kvciybody is cor
dially invited to attend.
If folks would Fletoherixo
their food as much as they chew
tho ran, indiestian would soon
become an extinct complaint.
Big Dance
REBlfS
Wholesale Distributor for Sto. Genevieve Co.
pok
Griescdeick Light Beverage, Draft and Bottles
C. V. Beverage, Draft and Bottles
C. V. Root Beer, Draft and Bottles
All these 'drinks aio
Refreshing, Healthful, Exhilarating
mil will satisfy the taste both in the house and at the bar
ORIGINAL GRIESEDECE BEVERAGE
i
Always 0 Tap
Phone No. lit) for any of the above Beverages and your
order will receive promp, attention. Respectfully,
H. G REHM, Prop.
Lunch Room in Connection
Things Of Interest.
The Pacific is fully a mile
deeper than any other ocean.
It is not generally known that
hen, when sitting, turn her
eggs entirely around once a day.
France has some 0,000 miles
canals, which are broad and
deep enough to carry barges of
six-foot draft and of 300 tons
burden.
A Ell ropeail llorist has found '""'l'" the Southwest dirtier of said quar
1 Iter. Thence Kortlinxtu-nrillr t.i tin, ml.l.lln
mat paints can do lorceo oy im
mersing their leaves and bran
ches in hot water while the
earth is kept dry.
The forest resources of the
Philippines are only slightly ex
plored, but they are known to
contain vast stores of wood pro
ducts representing incalculable
wealth. They were practically
untouched during the Spanish
regime.
Mt
llullocl: KiJi'oiniiicuils Chamber
Iain's Coimli Kuiiiutly.
"l.iist wiutor wlii'ii in y children
tt'uro hick with colds and woiv couj,'h
illjt II L'ood I L'llVU tllOIII Cllllllllll'l -
lain's Ooul'Ii Jfoinudv." writos Mrs. i
C. M. Hitllock. Coiham. X. V. "It !
relieved thorn at once mid imdor thin
treatment nil symptoms of tho i'old
U'radiiiily disappeared. My cxperii'iieu
with tins modii'iiie wurraiits my icuom
iiiuiuliiit,' it tirthum. udy
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
Notice i- lici-oh.v jfiven that tho
annual Stockholders' .Meeting of tho
I Sank of liloom.sdale will he lusld at
its liankinfr IIouso in tho town of
ISloomsdnlo, Missouri, on Tuusdny,
tho 4th day of Manuary, 10'Jl.
Said ineetinL' will he convonetl at !l
o'clock A.M. and continue dui-inir tit
Inn t inui ihiim .1 1.:
,u....w .....v. ii"Ml.i, IHHUfl kill: UllJI'Cl.
for which this meeting is called ho
uccomplislied jooner.
Tho purposo for which this meeting
Is called is to elect .Seven Directors
for tho said hank, to servo iluritig tho
ensuing year, and for tho transaction
of any other husinoss which mav
properly eoine hofore tho ineetiiiH-.
Witness our liands this 11th dav of
Docemliof, 1920.
(Attest) l'l.TF.it K. Cakuo.v,
It. P. UAUKON, 1 "resident,
Secretary. adv
A Lynn, MassncliuHotts, cook
insisted Unit licreniployer trans
port lior to church in u cur evci-.y
Sunday morniiiK. Ho did so,
but ono morning un accident bo
fell, wherein the cook was in
jured, and she now sues him for
$10,000.
4
When You
Buy a Cleaner, Wash Machine, Iron or other
Electric Appliance from us
. iron
not only ct an tirtjole of unsurpassed merits, but
there is a service connected with your purchase that .
' insures you repairs and attention, at a saving to you,
over what these items would amount to. when your
purchase is uiado else where.
Home Light & Water Co.
Phone
If f Iff
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1
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Trustee Sale.
Whereas, Henry Fry anil Delia Fry, IiIk
wife . by their certain ileed of truxt, iliited
the ilrd day of ,uuxt, 1919, belnc recorded
In Hie recorder' office of Hte.Oeuevleve
County, Missouri, In Hook 82 at piice 94 eon
vejed to the. underpinned trusteo nil of the
follow Inc real estate, situate. lying anil
belnc In tho County of Ste. Oenevleve,
State of .Missouri, and known and describ
ed as follows, tn-wlt:
The Northeast quarter of tho Southwest
nilurter. and the West Half of the South
west quarter of Sec. 22 Two. SS N. Itan'e 8
Kast, CoutaluinK 120 Acres; belnc name,
land as described In Hook "33' t'airo 61, one
of the Land Records of Ste. Genevieve
county. .Missouri,
Also, That part of the Southeast quarter,
of the "otithwest quarter of Sec. 22, Tivp.
3d N. Itiinite s Hast, Described as Follows.
to-wit: jieein at the jiortli West corner of
the Southeast quarter of the Southwest
quarter oi sain sec. 22: Thence runnlne
of North llouiidary line of said quarter, of
i iii nasi ano vvchi lino oi salil quarter;
thence West on tho North I.lno of said quar
ter, to tho HeKlunlni; corner. Containing
m Acres, more or L,ess, oeinir same land as
Intended to bo conveyed, an described in
Hook "ai", Pane 61; Also as Intended to be
unviseti nno described in Hook 66", Pane
an,n i.auu Kerorooinie. uenovn-ve County
Missouri. Altfo seo nook ,,71". Pnirn inn.
Which said conveyance was made In trust
to secure me payment or a promissory noto
in said trust deed described: anil whereas.
by the terms of said deed of trust said note
Is past due and remains unnsiil. now. them.
fore, at the reouest of the leenl ImMer nf
saio note, ano in conformity with tho pro
visions of said deed of trust, I, tbo under
signed trustee, will on
Monday, .liiminry .'hd, 1921,
between the hours of nine o'clock In tlu
forenoon and live o'clock In the afternoon of
uiai oay, at m tront door of the Court
Houso in tho said city of Ste. Oenovlcve,
said Ste. Genevieve Oountv. Missouri, null
at public auction , to tho highest bidder for
cash, the above described real estato to
satisfy said ncto and co,sts of executing this
11 USl.
WILLIAM P. HUOIC.
December II, 1920.
Trustee.
Kxeoutor's Notioe.
Notice Is hereby kIvhii that I.etterM of
Ailmlnlsfiillim upon tho ostiito o( AukuhI
.1. Ilartnr, (leceaseil, luivo been Kmnteil to
tlio imiliirMiKiieil, by the Probata Court of
Hto. Oimevlove County, Mlxwourl, bearluir
iliitu thoaoih ilny ot Nov-mber, 1W0.
All persons hnviiii; claims nKalnst snlil
eMiito nro reiiulroil to exhibit them to
Nellie ll.irter, Kxeonttlx, for nlloiv.
linen within six months from tlio ilnto
of Kiiiil letteis or they limy bo preeluileil
from any bene'it of sueh estnte: nml If anlil
elnlnis bo tint exhlblteil within one year
frnni tho ilnte of the Krnntlni; of luttor.s dii
salil estato thuy Hlinll be forever barred.
NKLM13 IIAIlTHIS,
, , , ,. Uxocutrix.
I hereby certify that there was Krant.nl let
eri of nilmlnlHtratlon to Nellie llurter
upon tho estnte of AiiKUat J. Harter,
I ,.,., . , , . ' , .FK'":'.K.J- "VCK,
iiotuuBcu, iu inu uaio nnnve written.
V ',."" i lo
ami tfx.mfleti, r"ii,ir
the Frnhnte. Court.
Snturilay, November 27, 1IB0.
of
Shareholders Meeting
Notice is. hereby srlvpn that tho lsltli
Anmml Mooting ortho Sluircholdors
of tlio Hunk of Sto. Genoviovo will lies
held lit its Hiinkititf House in Sto.
Genoviovo, Missouri, on thu3rddiiy
of J n miry, 1'.I21. J
Said mooting will convono utv t)
o'clook a. in. and will continue dur
ing at least throo hours, unless tho
object for which such meeting is
called bo iiccoinplishcd soonetv
Tho purposo for which this jneotini!
is called is to elect Seven IMroctors-
fcir thesaid l!ai)kv toseryo duriii,' the
ousuiu year, unu lor tlio tninsue
Hon of any other business which mav
properly como before the meeting.
Giiahi.ks W. Mkyimis,
J no. II. Walkkk, President
Cashier
A'1'ths.t: ( adv
Physician, Surgeon
and Accoucheur
Ste. Genevieve, - Mi:
t all answered promptly day or nla-m
GtHcc at hanntvp Drug Store
DR. LOUIS J. BIRSNER
PHYSICIAN & SUltGEON
OFKICE 0VEKI1INCI1& DOUGLAS'
1UUG STOKE
Ofllee 110 Telephones Res. 43
Oftloe Hunts, WeekdiiyH:
0-12 n. in. 2-J p. in. . 7;8 p. hi
Sundays : 0-12 n. in.
DR. L. J. HUB EH
Resident Dentist
Ufllce above Hutlcdge'ii Drug Sloie
Office above Hindi A llmmlas' Dili llmr
Hie. (jcncvltvr. Mil
HENRY L. R0ZIER
BANK
Stk. Gknkvikvk, - . Mo
ESltrnact a general HHukiug mill llenl
Kstntclltislnena, buyaiot aeliKxchBnKetroiTirn
anO ilomcitlc mill give apcnltil nltcnilon ti
Roller.tlocr oii'ull acceasblc luilutn, rt-nilttinc
irn.iiitly 11 1 1 owest rate .
YourbMiklDKbuslnefiB sollcltot
IHC.VItV I, HO", K
C. J. STAN TOW,
Attornej and Counsellor at - Law
Kf-WIII prnctlce in nil t'jo CourU ol tin
btiitB I'roiiibt iittciillon Kiven lo all huninr.
"ntruatcilto my r.nrc.
Slo Uenevleve. Mo.
Gentlemen, ttention
J OK F1TZKAM.
TOWSORIAL ARTIST
RJ-Slmriiig, llalr-tiutlliiK, IhMiuioolnK.ftr
mini In thelaicdt atylpalrcanonalilcratca.
Joe In a polite nno aklllful barber, nml Ihi
-Tat a In reaillnei.toarveyoii. Callon Mar
ket ntrcut
M. BEATJCHAMP,
Shaving, liiilr-cuttliiKaliiimiKioliii;, etc.. In
Ilia latent atylCB. I'roiiipt intention m S,,
muira. 1 our initronai.- I reaireirnlly aolle.it
eil, bhiip mi Main Street, ciyjinBlle Luinilng'
JOSEPH' GERARD'S
Barber Shop
Located on "Market Street West of
Koettings StoVo.
For liist-cliiSH work call on mo.
Sliaviiif;, lmiicntiiij:. .sliainpooiiiiifr,
etc., in the latest, styles.
JOSEPH
BliUIDGKRE
.Barber.
The
llair-Cnttiiip;, .Slianipooinp;,
MasiiKiiip; and all otlicr ser
vices rendered in up-to-date
style.
LOCATKD IN ItOT'f LKlt's BuiLOINfl
JOSEPH VORST
ST ABIDES
I wlllKlve apccinl atluntioti to the l,!v-r
biialnoaa. Ilolialile lUlvera, koikI horaea, Ural',
ebias liiiRKiCB mnl oChcr.vehlcIca alwayaln
rea.llncaa. Jloraea boanle.l by the mciil, .lay
Si..?'.0" nt ,rijcr,Bl, rte" KepecialattenlloD
iven li.uoiiiiiiorciallriivrlfra. General pulill,
patroiiaitu la respectfully aollnltoil.
STIT GKNEVIUVK. MO
Fidelity h Fire Insurance Co.
Of Nkw York
Km in deimrtnieiit policies issued
amiinst
Five, Lirliniuwr, Wliul,
- ' Stoi-niH. Toi'iiiuhuN
mul OyelonoH
' For full imrMuiilais iiddress
riione Hell 1012 Sto. Genevieve, Mo.
E. B. MOBEAU
OFFioK-over Bank Sto. Gon.t
Jm
Catarrhnl Drnfnoco Pnnnni n c..a
- 'wMa.avo uuilliui UC Villi
ih.1HC!.B,S,lc'lU9"l' as ,hey nnot reach
Inne
.. . viay. 10 cur1 catarrhal .Jeafncif.
r2To hY B onatltutlonnl remedy.
SX , ' Deofnrea .la cauaed by an In.
fh.miS .'li'""? ,hB muc?u. lining of
i,,.,JSi'atVQU.havo n rumbllnff Bound or lm
.i11""1 when it la entirely
ul?iVm'm?.t,.nr,"M ,hc reault. Unleaa tho
;i,mi2a.lon. can he reduced and thla tubo
reatored to its normal condition, h'earinir
y.ifj . de,'"W'l forever. Many caaea of
2n " 7 "li0 cnuord by. catarrh, which la
J. mc?,. co5d,"on t h mucoua aur
tii?. al!h Medlclno acta thru
ayatim " """coua aurfacca of tho
.n."1 ,si.ve n" Jlundred Dollara for
SSy.S!"2 Z Catarrhal Deafneaa that cannot
eniari tut, All Mrucaina. 71c.
ft . CUBHtil CO., TsUAo, C, .