Fair play. [volume], December 24, 1921, Image 1

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

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FAIR
PLAY
VOLUME L
STE. GENEVIEVE, MISSOURI, DECEMBER 21, 1021.
NO. BG
Christmas is
again at hand
And everybody wants to remember their friends ul this
time The nicest thing to buy for your loved ones is a
High Grade Piece of Jewelry
which you can find at my store such as
WATCHES CHAINS
RINGS CUFF BUTTONS
BELT BUCKLES FORS
LOVALLIERS BROOCHES
SCARF PINS
Or something in the line of
TOILET SETS MANICURE SETS
CLOCKS SHAVING SETS,
CUT GLASS STATIONERY
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
A COMPLETE LINE OF IVORY GOODS
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is complete and all Hats are being sold at a reduced price.
E. J. BAUWIAN, Jeweler
Vaccination Order Rescinded
The Statu Board of Health lit
a meeting hold in Kansas City,
Monday of this weelt, rescinded
its order adopted on December
5th, requiring all travelers to be
vaccinated, commencing Decem
ber lath. The board holds Unit
conditions are. improveing owing
to increased vaccination, but in
sists that, the necessity of vac
cination still exists and givys
notice that in case of renewed
outbreaks of small pox, "drastic
notion" may bo taken.
Election Next Tuesday
Next Tuesday a special election
will be held in the City of Ste.
Genevieve to vote for the rati
cation of an ordinance recently
adopted by the Board of Alder-
.man, granting the Homo Light
and "Water Company a water,
, sewer, electric light and power
i franchise. The polling places
'will be located: First Ward
Ig. A. R. Headquarters. Second
! Ward Stuppy's Tailoring Shop,
Third Ward-City Hall.
Double Euchre
Monday, December 20th, 3021
at Ste. Genevieve Parochial Hall
by the Ladies Building Fund.
The last euchre of the year, adv
Services on Christmas at Thcj Information Concerning
Ste.
Genevieve
Church
Parisli
Soldier's Bonus
On Christmas there will be
Solemn High Mass at midnight
sung by Rev. C. L. van Totiren
hout with Rev. A. Nauman as
Deacon and Rev. Y. DeVos as
Sub-Deacon.
The choir lias rehearsed a
famous new Mass by Marzo
which it will render for Lite lirt
time" at the midnight Mass.
Christmas carols will be sung
after the Mass and during the
Communion. Theru will be two
Low Masses at 0 o'clock and at
8 o'clock also, when the junior
choir will sing the old time
Christmas carols. The last
Mass will be at 10 o'clock. This
also will be a Solemn High Mass
with the same assistenco as at
the midnight Mass. At !$ p. m.
there will be Solemn Vespers.
Mr. Weston Uo.yor will accom
pany the carols at the mid
night Mass witli his violin.
1 Soldier must have resided
I within the Stato.of Missouri at
least 1:2 months immediately
prior to April 7th, 1917.
2. Must have served honor
ably in tiie Military or Navy
forces of the U. S. at any time
bi-t- cn the tjttt day of April,
J 01 7, and the 11 tit day o
"boi-i , 1MB. ' "
li. No person will bo entitled
to a, bonus who lias received a
bonus from another State for
the same service.
4. "Will be paid only to the
Tho next meeting of the
County Court of Ste. Genevieve
County will beheld at tho Court
House on Tuesday, January A),
1022.
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See Stanton Garage used
Fords before you buy. 'adv
Car load of Wire Fencing at
lhr lowest market price.
S'iK. G. Lu.Mnuu &RkaltyCo,
adv
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Miss Vivian Gaty, County
Superintendent of Schools, en
tertained the county officials
and a few invited guests with a
turkey dinner at her ollice in the
Court House Thursday. The
office was beautifully decorated
and an excellent dinner was
served. At the conclusion of the
meal ninny of those present re
sponded with addresses.
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Idas tbc life of tbc prince of pence be an
inspiration to yoi In tbc year tbat la about to be
born.
yfcnyj tbc Joyjo of bappincas ano tbc blceclnos
of pence rest upon sou, abide wltb sou, enrtcb ano
ennoble sou In tbc scars tbai arc to come.
CbtkUnias, H. ..MJr
ZEbt iPublisbcv.
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An Opportunity
A Merry Christmas to all.
Car load of Wire Fencing at
the lowest market price.
STB. G.'LUMIiKK & RlSALTY Co.
adv
For Extra Good lloiuo Killed
Meats, Sausages and Groceries
Call at
FkedS. Oukkms's Mkat iMaimckt
1G2 Main St.
We liao utmost anything you
want in tho eating linn. adv
individual soldier,
assign or sell it. I
.". In case of death, bonus is j
rayablo to the order namod tO
surviving wife, child, mother,
father. j
i 0. Rate of bonus: $10.00 per I
month or major portion thereof,'
while in active service, not to1
exceed the sum of $250 00.
7. The commission will not
be able to begin payment until
after the bonds are sold, which!
will bo about May 1st 1022, so do
not malic your application until
it publicly announces it is ready,
as you will only waste your
time and theirs.
W. A. Raupp,
The Adjutant General.
to buy or build a home and pay
who con not for jt oV monthly installments.
I Interest nt .'1 per cent Long and
liberal terms. For lurthor in
formation see
adv A. A. Bal'M(?aktn'i:u.
You r
Brand
Prious.
adv
choice of tho Loading
of Tires at the Lowest
Stanton Gakage.
Mr. A. Xauman received the
Major Order of Deaconship last
Sunday at the Kenrick Semi
nary by' his Grace tho Arch
bishop of St. Louis.
Buy your Meats and Groceries
at Fred S. Oberle's Meat Market,
tho best and cheapest place in
town. For cash only. adv
"The Courtship of Miles Stan
dish" was presented by the St.
Mary's High School Literary
Society at tho Public School
Auditorium Monday night.
A marriage license was issued
in St. Louis on Monday, Decem
ber 10, to Joseph W. Armbrus
ter of St. Marys and Miss Alice
M. Cissell of Perryville.
A Democratic mass meeting
was held at the Court House in
Ste. Genevieve Monday after
noon to select two delegates to
attend the convention from tho
tho 2lith Senatorial District to
be hold in Ste. Genevieve on
December 2rith, to nominate a
Democratic member of tho Con
stitutional Convention of the
State of Missouri, from this dis
trict, who will bo elected at a
special election to be held the
latter nart of January. Tho
meeting was organized by select
ing Jules A. Detchemendy as
Chairman and L. .Tunis as Seere
rary. John L. Boverie and Jules
Petrequin were placed in nomi
nation and unanimously elected
as tho delegates to represent
Ste. Genevieve County at the
Convention.
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
1921 ' 1922
THE OFFICERS AND Dl RECTO RS OF THE
HENRY l. ROZIER BANK
TAKE PLEASURE IN EXTENDING TO THEIR
FRIENDS AND PATRONS CORDIAL. GREETINGS
ANO BEST WISHES FOR
A MERRY CHRISTMAS .;;
AND '
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
AT THIS TIMEWEALbO DESIRE TO ASSURE YOUOFOUH
DEEM APPRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE AND TRUST
OUR SERVICE HAS UEEN OF SUCH CHARACTER ASTO
MERIT ITS CONTINUATION.
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Big Bargains
Meyer Novelty
Shop.
in Hats at tho
and Millinery
adv
Tho Ste. Genevieve High
School boys' basket ball team
were defeated by the Esther
High School team on the Y. M.
C. A. Court at Flat River last
Friday night. Mr. William B.
Sohaefor, one of the High School
Teachers, who accompanied the
team to Flat River, while going
through tho Y. M. C. A. bniltl
inir, accidently fell into the
swimming pool, which was oinp
ty, seriously injuring one of Ids
arms. On the same evening the
High School girls defeated the
Porryvillo girls in a game in tho
Auditorium in Slo. Genevieve.
The Republicans at a mass
meeting held Tuesday afternoon
selected James Turnbaugh, F.
J. Buck, v: W. Wilder. A. A.
Baumgartner and L, I. Sioborl
as delegates from Ste. Genevieve.
County to the convention from
the 2(5 Senatorial District, wlilnli
i will behold in Ste. Goneviovo on
December 23, to nominate a
delegate to tho Constitutional
Greetings To You All
We desire to wish all our Friends and Customers a
a Merry Christmas, and to express to them the joy and
thanicfulness we feel for the favors they have extended to
us during the past year.
Boverie Store Co..
Personal
Henry L. Rozier Jr. spent
Wednesday in St. Louis.
Miss Dwra Rehin spent a few
days or this week in St. Louis.
E. B. Stanton made a business
trip to Wombauor, Mo., last Mon
day. Miss Margaret Janis arrived
liore Tliu rsday morning to visit
relatives.
Thomas Beauchamp visited
his parents in Ste. Genevieve
this week.
Miss Genevieve Baumstarkof
St. Louis is visiting relatives in
Ste. Genevieve.
Preston Clark arrived here
from Decator, 111., last week to
visit ins parents.
Harry Iluckins of McComb,
Miss., is visiting his family in
Ste. Genevieve.
John Moriarify of St. louis
spent last Sunday with friends
in Ste. Genevieve.
Earnest Mosor, wife and buby
left Thursday morning for Crys
tal -City, to visit his pu rents,
j Miss Bertha Scliindier of St.
Louis is visiting August Kern
and family near Ste. Genevieve.
Miss Minnie Vieli came up
from Cape Girardeau Wednes
day evening to spend the holi
days. Mr&. A. H. Clark left Wednes
day morning for Sikestou to
visit her daughter M rs. Caleb
Smith and family
Mrs. Edward Both and chil
dren arrived here last week from
Roanoke, Ya. to visit her par
ents Mrs Or.i Good paster and baby
who have been visiting her par
ents in Ste- Genevieve, returned
to 1 heir home in St. Louis last
Suml.iy.
E. E. Dent and family left
Monday for Tyrone, Mo. to
spend the holidays and from
there will go to Colorado to make
their home.
Born.
To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fleig
of Zell on December 12, 11)21, a
girl.
Don't fail to goto the polls and
vote next Tuesday for the elec
tric light and water franchise.
Stanton Garage delivered a
Ford touring car to August
Wonberry of Ozora this week
The Treasury Department
now oilers for sale a new issuu
of Treasury Savings Certificates
in three denominations, nuitur
ing five years from date of issuu
and bearing compound semi
annual interest at percent if
held until maturity, Secretary
Mellon announced. The prices
for the three denominations will
be $20, 8b0 and 800 which at
maturity will yield $2.", 100 and
1,000, respectively.
The limit of holdings lias been
increased by tho Act of Con
gress, approved November 2i,
11)21. from $1000 to $o()00 and it
is now possible therefore to hold
Treasury Certificates of any one
series up to an aggregate matur
ity, not exceeding $5,000. This
change makes the Certificates
attractive for tho investment of
trust funds and surplus funds
of labor, fraternal, church and
similar organizations, which seek
an investment of intermediate
length, with absolute safety and
a satisfactory income. The new
certificates are redeemable be
fore they mature at their cost,
plus a!..' percent interest com
pounded "semi-annually.
The. new issue lias the hearty
endorsement of President Hard
ing as part of the Governmental
encouragement to thrift. The
new offering means that Postal
Savings and Treasury Savings
activities have been coordinated
info one peace-time savings pro
grain, under which the Post
oflice Department and Treasury
will join to advance Postal Sav
ings Certificates for investment.
The plan is designed to stimu
late the accumulation of savings
by accepting deposits in amounts
of $1 or more through the Postal
Saving Banks by offering Treas
ury Saving Certificates on more
attractive terms, in convenient
denominations, both for direct;
sale and on conversion of Postal
Savings deposits.
The small war time Treasury
securities comprising the 2.")
cent Thrill Stamp and the $.")
War Savings Stamp are being
discontinued, effective Decem
ber :51st, 1921, but the Thrift
Stumps outstanding will bo ac
cepted at lace value for the new
Treasury Savings Securities or
will bo redeemed at face value in
cash at pi stotUios.
The new Securities were
placed on sale at the Postollices
December loth.
Special election next Tuesday.
We Wish You
A Merry Christmas
We hope Santa will remember you as well as you
are remembering your friends.
Of course you are not forgetting any one, but how
about thu friend you just happened to tliink of to day f
We have jiis.L the lino of goods v on would lilts- '-k:ct
your eleventh hour gift from.
We also carry a large line of Christmas guotf'ies,
fruit, nuts, candies, cookies, etc. Phono us your order.
KOETTING'S