The Hayti herald., June 26, 1919, Image 7

About The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922

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fill the bill. Take advantage of our list of buyers
BUYERS See us before you buy, either for
proved farms or cutover lands.
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buy Mother and baby doing well
John Ivossncr said goodbye to his
friends and departed for Fort Smith,
Ark Luck -to John.
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y.tet'cH mo wliy you werousked to send tho Govern
SfaCnt hundreds ot accountants Imen or womon), at
fei34,o00 n year; about our Hinnr-Accounting nnd
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jpreier training at istnto nume or coiicpij.
I The Singing Convention of this
'county met in Ilayti Sunday. A good
jrrowd was on hand. Splendid sing
ing by tin classes from Denton, Ilny
Iti and Tennessee Dvory one report
I a good time
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Both churches dismissed services
Sunday morning for the singing con
vention. Pastor Nowsom ot the
Methodist church delivered the wel
come address.
Some of the Denton singers re
mained over Sunday evening to at
tend services at the Baptist church.
Thank you Come again. We are
glad to have all visitors while in
town come to see us.
Will Master Ton
It You Don't
On account ot the Fifth Sunday
Meeting to he held with the Dry
Bayou Church, there will be no
preaching at the Baptist church Sun
day morning, but there will be ser
vices at night as usual
If you suffer from any
Ache or Pain, take One or
Two of
They seldom fail to Relieve
and do not contain any
Habit-forming drugs.
SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS
t MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, I
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Wo are glad to note the improve
inent in our Sunday school work.
Brother Sanders is a model superin
tendent. We invite the parents to
attend so that you may know of the
good work being done for your chil
dren.
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LEFLERS DRUG STORE, Hayti, Mo.
Some talk of a singing school in
Hayti soon. GOOD IDEA. Where
you find good singers the church
work will move out with rapidity
This is a move in the right direction
One teacher was heard to remark
while here Sunday, "these Hayti
voices are as good as I ever heard;
how I would like to train them up
just a little." So we want to give
him a chance to develop this talent.
The Buptist preacher became over
heated Sunday; was all knocked out
in the afternoon, and the question
In the minds of the people is, whether
he got too warm speaking or was it
from over exertion at at the noon
hour. Anyway, people will he skep
tical about many things.
REPORTER.
Master Edward Shivley left Sat
urday to visit relatives In St. Marys.
FORD cars and FORD trucks.
Immediate delivery. Crysler Motor
Co., Carutliersville, Mo.
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Interested in Film Productions to Be Made
at Methodist Celebration-at Columbus, O.
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means sound sleep, good digestion,
judgment and independenc.
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IT IS GOOD BUSINESS to become identi
fied with a good bank; to make it a habit
to consult with its officers.
CASH IN BANK, with the credit it creates
is the key to opportunity and a reserve
against adversity.
WE INVITE YOU to open an account with
us. We do not insist on a large beginning.
The main thing is to start.
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DR. JAMES E. CROWTHER AND D. W GRIFFITH.
The support ot the motion picture
world as represented by D. W Grif
fith, well known film producer was
assuied the Methodist Centenary Cel
ebration nt a conference In Columbus,
tho celebration being represented by
Dr. S. Earl Taylor of New York, Dr J
E. Crowther of Seattle. Dr Fred
Fisher of New York and Dr C F
rteifner of New York.
Mr. Griffith, in addition to i remis
ing to make a film of all important
features of the Centenur Cclebra
tion, strongly urped the use of motion
pictures in the advancement of re
ligious work He spoke trongl of
the possibilities of the motion pic
tures under pioper supervision being
made to carr a religious mesase
further than any known form of com
munication. Dr S. Earl Taylor, dliector genet al
of the Centenary Celebiation, made
the statement that "we want pictures
that talk the universal language I
' believe tho message of peace and
good will should be preached to the
world through pictures.'
"I am glad to know thej are going
to clve motion pictures a practical
demonstr.it. ui. at the Centenar Cele
bration.' said Mr Griffith "The col
ebration will give the Leople in towns
and villages a wonderful opportunity
to visit the entire world by going no
further l .n Columbus There will
be an"ej.;raoidinar Impiession pro
duced b) cee:ng those village of
China 'G,an and India, not peopled
by smn't n-h actors, but lnba'ol'ed
by real .'ue.- fiom foreira lai.ds
"1 ha - ueen astounded teond
measure d the breadth extent ana
scoi'e ot 'lie entire scheme a It has
been re. .led to me b Dr Talor,
Dr Crow ".or. Dr Relsner and othors.
I understand the Methodist Church
has 140 1)00,000 and is going to cele
brate its success with something more
h'earl tesembling a world fair than
an thing else to which it can be com
tared One would think that a great
nation at least is behind the move
ment Doubtless, something greater
than the giealest nation is behind it
a reawakened ideal and faith in
spiicd to bind up the wounds of &
torn and eutm?ed world"
B. OF R, C. IN HAYTI SUNDAY.
Tlie Brotherhood ot Railway
Clerks of Chaffee Local No 1070, for
the convenience of several of the
members of their order who could not
be in attendance tor the meeting at
Chaffee, mot in the 1. O O F Hall
in this city Sunday afternoon.
There were about twenty-live mem
bers in attendance, from different
stations of the River and Chaffee Di
visions. There are seven clerks in
this city who belong to this order.!
The meeting was unite an enthusias
tic affair, looking towards better
working conditions and better effi-
After the order ot business was
concluded a delightful luncheon was
served and those from other stations
went away highly pleased tor the
delightful hospitality shown h the
members ol this city
This organization is in its infan
cy, being organized something like
six months ago nut if the enthus
iasm ot the organization of the t lie
present time continues it bids fair to
bring about much good for the com
pany and its clerical force.
J. M. ARGO
Justice of the Peace Notary Public
Itoom 10, Kej stone Building
Hayti, Missouri
-Let us do your job printing.
LIFT CORNS OR
CALLUSES OFF
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Columbus Can Well Accommodate All Who
Attend Methodist Celebration Officials Say
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O CROWD which has t'een proposed for the Methodist Centenary
Celebration will swamp Columbus, according to Mayor George
J. Karb, who has received some inquiries from distant points re
garding the ability of the Capital City to take care of the hundreds of
thousands of Methodists coming from all over the United States for
tho Centenary Celebration, June 20 to July 13.
Mayor Karb says: "Columbus has always been equal to any situ
ation. We are not going to fall the exposition crowds, no matter how
many thousand there are Tell them to come to Columbus town. Wo
are ready with open hearts and open doors Columbus can do It."
James T. Daniels, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, says:
"We can easily and satisfactorily accommodate three hundred thou
sand visitors," Organizing Secretary K. B, Dickson says: "Three
undred thousand my minimum estimate of attendance. Confident
JolumbuB can take care ol twice that number."
Mrs Will McCuniber and little
son lett on the early train Sunday
for a two weeks' visit with the for
mer'b mother and sisters in Dunklin
county.
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H. W. BURCH
Caruthersville, Mo.
Phone 168
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ville Minnesota Mr Palm Is hero
ehowu with some of bis Interesting
relics.
Indian exhibitions will have a con
siderable place in the Celebration.
Pueblos will unconcernedl mold pot
ter) before throngs ot curious spec
'ators. Just as their grandfathers did
before the white man Invaded their
lai.de Navajos will weave rugs and
St Kegis make basketry all actually
lhh in their native homes, be they
pueblos or wigwams
An elligent line of porch rockers
in all the newest designs at $3.95
and up. Highiill-Neilind Furniture
Co., Caruthersville. '
Jack Phillips of Braggadocio visit
ed in our city Monday.
FORD cars and FORD trucks.
Immediate delivery. Crysler Motor
Co., Caruthersville, Mo.
Don't suiTer! A "tiny bottle of
Frcczono costs but n few cents at any;
drug store. Apply a few drops on tho
corns, calluses and "hard skin" on bot
torn of feet, then lift them off.
When Freezonc removes cortis from tho
toes or calluses from the bottom of feet,
the akin beneath ia left pink and healthy;
ftftd novor sore, tender or irritated.
We Sell FREEZONE
Lefler's Drug Store, Hayti, Mo.
NO SEATS RESERVE0
First Come, First Served, at Coliseum
at Methodist Centenary
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HAT has beon pronounced the
eroatost private collection of
an curioe In America has been
od to tho Methodist Centenary
At a conference ot Director General
S Ear) Taylor, Dr. Fred B Fisher,
H 13 Dickson and other members ot
the Centenary Exposition staff, It was
decided that (hero will be no teats re
served In the Coliseum (or "Tho Way.
faror" pageant presentations M the
Methodist Centenary Celebration, Co
lumbus, 0 June JO-July IS.
All seats will be available to spec
tators as soon as the doors o the
Coliseum are openad each evening.
"It will be ii cast ot 'first corns, first
served,'" says Mr, Dlokson, Bootott
tickets to the exposition ground! ad
mit the bearer on CI to the pAScont
In the Coliseum. Single admlislon
(tee at toe gate require fen adalllOtial
fifty cents for tat ColUeujo eiMlng
For Sale at a Bargain
Daily and Sunday Paper Agency
Being desirous of engaging in other business, I am offering to
sell the Daily and Sunday Newspaper Agency in Hayli at a
bargain. The agency iucludes all the best Daily and Sun
day papers, The Republic, Globe Democrat, Post-Dispatch,
Times, Commercial Appeal. Buy and have your own business.
HENRY T. BYARS Jr., Hayti
broUoa at Columbus, 0., by H. tenure
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Perry Makes Old Cars
Look Like New
We have moved to our new quarters in the new
brick, 1306, Ward Avenue, the rapid increase in
our business making necessary for us to have
more and better room.
Bring your old car to us and we will paint it in
factory style and the finish will stand. Nothing
but first class work done. Get our prices.
Perry & Co.
Caruthersville Missouri
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