The Monett times., March 14, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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TwH MONETT WEEKLY TIMES, rZIDAT, MARCH 14. 1919
THE MONETT TliUtS
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
Pearl Peters, Publisher.
BaUrxt at tba Monett. Me., postofflee H eeond
Ism mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION BATKS
Dally by Carrier, per rear In advene M.00
Dally by Carrier. p month
Dally by mail, per year Id advaaea 13.00
Dally by mall, three cvmthi la adyaoea 11.00
Weakly by mall, per year In adyanea 1M
Advertising- rates will be Quoted npon application
Announcement
The Times is authorize to announce
W. E. Hankins as a candidate for
County Superintendent of Schools
Election to be held at the Annual
School Meeting on the first Tuesday in
April 1919.
LLOYD ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
Now open for business at 413 B'dw'y
Everything new and up-to-date.
Service guaranteed.
Walsh Building.
JAMES M. KING
Undertaker and Embalmer
Calls Answered Day or Night
Day Phone No. 17
Night Phone No. 237
AUCTIONEER
When you are in need of an auction
eer, write or phone
COL. W. H. SNIDER
Many years of experience.
Phone 565 Monett, Mo.
MONETT TRANSFER CO
All kinds of transferring.
Furniture moving a specialty.
For quick service and careful handling
Phone IS.
LOOK HERE!
We buy and fell second-hand furni
tare and stoves. Highest cash pric
Mid. W. H. SNIDER.
Phone 563
214 Broadway.
E. A. O'DWYER & SON
FARM AND CITY LOANS
REAL ESTATE
Nttary Work . Insurance
MONETT, MISSOURI
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
WANTED
MONETT FURNITURE CO
609 Broadway
Phone 18
JOHN T. BURGESS
Lawyer
Will Practice in All Courts
of State
M. K. TRUM BOWER, M. I).
Specializes on Diseases of Women
Phone 208
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
Third and Bond St roots
OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
J. L. JEFFRIES
COAL
Kansas, McAlester, Piedmont, Smith
ing and Anthracite Coal
PHONE 9 or 159
FEEDING THE WORLD
The American farmer is looked to to
furnish much of the world with food
during the present year. In Europe
and parts of Asia conditions are so
deplorable it is said it will require
years to bring about the necessary
readjustments to restore agriculture to
normal.
Increased production in this country
will necessitate increased facilities for
handling all products. Buildings for
taking proper care of livestock and
foodstuffs must be promptly provide-'.
AH restrictions on building have
been cancelled by the government.
BAND BOYS ASK FOR HELP
A number of the Monett business
men are regular contributors toward
the support of the Boys Band, but
they are not yet receiving funds
sufficient to pay expenses.
There are 48 pieces in the band.
They ask the business men to help by
paying the teacher and hall rent,
which amounts to $75 per month for
the director and $5.00 a month for tho
hall. To date the contributions a
mount to only $63 per month, the re
mainder of which will have to be made
up by the boys as they are learning to
play.
A visit to the hall each Monday and
Thursday night will show what the
boys are trying to do to get a good
band for Monett
The boys will call on all who are
not on the list and give all an oppor
tunity to help them to get a start. Af
ter they are able to play well, they ,
will be self-supporting, and will J
furnish music for the city whenever,
wanted. !
The following are regular con
tributors to the band: i
Tatem-Wright Dry Goods Co., King
Furniture Store, Greer & Isbell, John
Walsh, Shaffer Bros., J. A. Livesayr
Beauchamp Motor Co., Monett State
Bank, Wm. Fredrick, Tutt & Osbom,
Dieterich Shoe Shop, Joe Martin, H.
B. Gleaves, S. Zaccanti, J. G. Owens, ;
O. K. Barber Shop, R. M. Callaway, ;
Frank Fenolio, Perry & Co., National
Bank, Billie Meagher, E. A. O'Dwyer,
Dumil Dry Goods Co., C. B. Wagner, ':
Monett Bakery, N E. Spain, I. M.
Coger, Gulick's Gallaway & Mansfield
! F. A. Kaase, John King, M. D. Mc
j Kee, Wainright's, Balden Meat Market !
iDavis-Chapell, Monett Drug Co., M.
1l. Coleman Lumber Co.,' Lester Howell ,
I A. J. Ruscha, Ed Ryan, Monett Steam !
(Laundry, Logan D. McKee, J. M. '
Breece, A. H. Cox & Co., Dr. J. P.
Woods, Dr. Ferguson, Dr. Parmalee,
J. W. Armstrong, L. M. Buikhart,
Salzer Lumber Co., Dr. D. L. Miller.
12t3j
Your Patriotic Duty In Building NOW!
Reconstruction asks heroisms of ALL of us, just as in war.
Man cannot live to himself alone, each is dependent upon his
fellow. Work is needed, asked for. Good wages must be
maintained, to meet living cost to tide over. Money must be
spent wisely, of course. But it is not wisdom and is not pat-
The Plus
patriotism of Peace
riotism to keep from buying needed things. Practical
citizenship realizes that all good which came duringthe
war by improving the earning capacity and therefore
the living conditions of several million families must
not be allowed to backslide to the old conditions, or
worse. We must all help to keep them up.
To Keep
wages and
morale up
Why You Should Start at Once to Build or Remodel
It is better to lose a little, it is better to pay
some difference, because it is best for your
community, and best for the country as a
whole. When you buy, you help someone
who helps someone else, and he in turn helps
you. What higher figures still exist are due
almost wholly to labor cost, which in turn
is due to higher food prices which bid fair
to remain high for several years.
If you need a home or a building, if you
have funds available, start the improvement
at once. You can't make a mistake to buy,
in the long run, and you can make the mis
take of not buying now what you need'
In order to stimulate and encourage building we have
decided to figure and quote as low a price on your
requirements in the building lir e as it is possible to to
consistent with QUALITY AND SERVICE
Home Building Is the Best and Safest Investment Today
Building a home is always ths wisest investment a family can make. It brings many returns not
t3 be calculated on a msre interest C3st bisis. You can make no better paying investment than
by changing your house into a home. Make the dollars work for you and others.
SALZER'S
LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL
"The Place to Buy
West Broadway
When You Want to Build'
MONETT
Phone 300
The Jacques Millinary store have
received a new line of georgette and
crepe de chene waists. In all the
newest shades, jay blue, New Victory
red, etc. Come in and see them. 206tf
A TIMELY SUGGESTION
The next time you have a cough or
cold try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
It is pleasant to take and you are sure
to be pleased with the relief which it
affords. This remedy has a wide
refutation for its cures of coughs and
Ask your grocer for Wichita's Best
flour. If they havent got it call Wilks
& Co. Produce house. Thonc No. 82.
O. W. Wilks, Manager. 83tf
HOWELL'S MEAT MARKET
THE BEST IS NONE TOO
(iOOD FOR OUR PATRONS
That's why we've installed
the wonderful Kcttcrcr Re
frigerating System in our
Meat Market. By its use
we are enabled to keep in
prime condition at all times
JUICY STEAKS AND CHOPS,
DELICIOUS ROASTS.ETC.
You will find our meats of
splendid quality. Prompt
delivery. Send us your
next order. Phone 38.
It Pays to Be
Quality Sure
j SHOP AND RAILAOAD NEWS I
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New Turntable at Round House.
The Frisco is getting ready to put
in a new 100-foot turntable at the
round house. The machinery is here
ibut will probably not be installed
ready for use for some time.
The now turntable will be placed on
the pivot used by the old one. It is
large enough to handle any engine on
the system and will be operated by
electricity.
Heretofore the Frisco has had to
turn the big engines on the "Y" and
the new turntable will save much
time.
Lloyd Spencer, 18 years of age, was
killed at 10:30 o'clock, Monday fore
noon when ho was struck by Frisco
passenger train No. 3 at a railroad
crossing at Bourbon, Mo. Ho died 12
minutes later. According to reports
he ignored warning signals and step
ped in front of tho rapidly moving
train.
J. M. Thomas and family, have re
turned from a few weeks visit spent
with relatives at Jameson, Mo. Mr.
Thomas resumed work, Tuesday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Woodruff have
returned home from Roclcpotif Tex.
Mr. Woodruff spent tho winter iherc
and Mrs. Woodruff had been there for
two weeks.
Edgar Short has succeeded Murrol
Harman aa cashier of tho local ex
press office. Ho is well qualified for
tho position.
TWINS DIE
Roy Elijah Smith died Saturday
night, March 11. His twin, Ray
Elisha, preceded him in death, Febru
ary 19. They were born February 19.
Short services were held for Roy
Elijah at the home of the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, at 106
Front street, March 10. After a
short service at Arnhart church, inter
ment was made in the Arnhart ceme
tery. CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness dnring the ilbess and
death of our baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith and
Family.
THE BEST LAXATIVE
"My sedentary habits have neces
sitated the use of an -occasional lax
ative. I have tried many but found
nothing better than Chamberlain's
Tablets," writes George F. Daniels,
Hardwick, Vt. Mr. Daniels is pro
prietor of the Hardwick Inn, one of the
model hotels of New England.
Try a Times want ad
LEARN, Telegraphy, (main line
wires) ohorthand, Touch Typewrit
ing, Bookkeeping, Banking, write or
call for catalogue, Aurora Business
College, Aurora, Mo. ' 07tf
MILK
We have just added to the Iierd a
few fresh cows and can now take a
few more customers. See the wagon
or phone orders 924-3. Jersey Cream
Dairy Co. 207t6
IS
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Quality, as found at this store,
more than a mere designation.
embraces merchandise designed
for comfort and durability merchandise 1
made by trained and efficient organiza
tions and selected with care and discrimi
nationall priced at the lowest point at
which strictly reliable Home-furnishings
can be sold.
M. KING
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HAS HAD STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR SEVEN YEARS
Theodore Sanford of Fcnmoro, Mich.
has had stomach trouble for Bcvcn
yean and could not eat vegetables or
fruit without pain in tho stomach and
restless nighta. By taking Chamber
lain's Tablct3 ho is now ablo to eat
vegetables or fruit without causing
pain or sleeplessness. If troubled
with indigestion or constipation givo
these tablets a trial. They aro certain
to prove beneficial.
Wall paper in new and attractive
designs at Cox's Drug Store. 85tf
The Kennedy Jewelry Company has
two very fine violins for sale, prices
reasonable. lOtf
Take your clothes to C. M. Whitney,
the tailor,for cleaning and pressing,
215 Broadway. 09t6
CUT OUT THE GRAFT.
The best artificial teeth, guaran
teed to fit and look well, for $10 a
set. The most sanitary crowns and
bridges at prices you can afford. Re
member that I cure persons of pyor
rhea. Dr. L. West, Dentist, ?10
Third street, Monett, Mo. 41-tf
Mrs. H. T. Pcnncl, spent Tuesday,
at her farm at Washburn.
W. W. Eamhart, of routo 3, Monett,
will start work soon on a new four
room modern bungalow.
" Cooked smoked whito fish ready
for use. Just fine. 35 cents per
pound. Every day at Walsh's. 07tf
in ad
rhono J)G-tf
Order your Sunday papers
vr.nco at Corner Pharmacy.
43.
Our Barry County Boys
Have done their glorious "bit" for us in the great
war, now let us do our "bit" for them by mak
ing the Honor Roll a success so that the brave
deeds of our boys may be handed down to pos
terity. Bring your pictures and biographies to
THE MONETT DRUG CO.
EulahMae Allcock, Assistant Manager
t '. ?
Storage Battery j
Service Station I
We charge and repair all makes of Batteries.
All ovehauling jobs arc guaranteed for twelve
months.
How's This?
Wa offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
tor any case of Catarrh that ennnot b
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been token
by eaturrh sufferers for the past thirty
live years, and haa become known as tha
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall a
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dls-
Atte? youTava taken Hall's Catarrh
Medlclna for a short time you will see
great Improvement In your J"
health. Start takln Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine at once and gret rid of catarrh. Bend
tor testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Cold all Drunrfsta. 75c
Electric Starter, Generators and Ignition Sys
tems Completely Overhauled. , '
First Class Electricians
Rpinsmith
Electric & Auto Company
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