The Monett times., August 22, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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THE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919.
THE MONETT TIMES
TI MES PUBLI SUING COMPANY
Pearl Peter. Publisher.
Entered ithe Monrtt. Mo.,SioatoHice u ocond
clus maul matter.
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Advertising- rates will be quuU-d upon application.1.
PERSHING'S HOMECOMING
irroce:y business is that he is getting -
the best advertising in the world for
nothing. Republic.
Storage eggs will not be found what
they are cracked up to be. St. Louis
Times.
Soft drinks have a peculiar effect
upon some Monett visitors. A fight
on the public highway recently was
the result of too much "soft drink"
secured in this vicinity. Rone dry?
PICNIC AT BRITES SPRINGS
General pershing will return to the
United States in a few weeks to re
ceive the approval of his countrymen.
Throughout the great conflict in Eu
rope he upheld the best traditions of
the American army and the high ideals
of the American people. With dignity
and fine perception of the obligations
resting upon him as the direct mili
tary representative of the United
of the United States, he discharged
with rare fidelity the duties which fell
to his lot as leader of the men in
khaki.
Whether he made that drama ie
speech at the tomb of Lafayette or no;
his actions throughout gave expres
sion to the A. E. F. thought which took
form in the famous sentence, "La
fayette, we are here!" His spirit wa
rthe spirit of the American army and
the American people, and at no time
did he fail to meet public expectation,
especially in the crucial days when
the German horde was advancing up
on Paris and he tendered, without
further delay, the services of the
Americans already in France and ar
riving in constantly increasing forc
at every port.
General Pershing has made for him
self his own niche in his country's
temple of fame and will share with I
Grant and Sherman and Sheridan and !
other great military leaders imperish- i
able glory. j
He has earned the gratitude of the j
American people and will come back j
home to receive their sincere plaudit.s ,
and the high honors which congress i
will bestow upon him. Springfield
Republican.
We say that history repeats itself j
and yet we don't learn much from it.
If we did, it wouldn't repeat itself.
Globe Democrat.
One of the reasons Uncle Sam is ;
able to make low prices in his big i
Tiie following party picnicked at
Urites Springs Tuesday: Mr. ami
Mrs. Kenneth Guinney, Mrs. Dan
Guinney, Dan Overton, of Muskogee,
Okla., Mrs. T. E. Austin and children.
9 More Shopping Days for the School Boy
MOTHERS: We have a full line of KA YNEE Boys Blouses. Size 4 to 16.
Range in price SI to $5. Kaynee Wash Togs are Guaranteed Fast Colors.
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420 Broadway
Monett, Mo.
A large assortment of feather ami
woolen dusters at Callaway's. r7if
Mrs. R. T. Keithly, Miss Mildred
Keilhly and Miss Margaret Oakley
visited in Joplin. Tuesday.
"Gib" is still selling hamburgers
first door west of the old stand. 2Gtf
I Mrs. Ethel McNeil will go to Mus
kogee, Ok!a.. Wednosday, to visit her
lister, Mis. Milt Overton.
Mrs. J. E. Tyhurst, who has been
ill with sciatica, is improving slowly,
but is not yet able to be up.
W. U. Westenhaver has bought P.
J. Heyburn's property on Fifth street
and will make their home there.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott, former
owners of Mendon Springs Stock
Farm, left Monday night, for Los
Angeles, Calif. They expect to visit
'relatives there for a short time and
will then locate in a suburb of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Reulah Murray and two little
daughters, of Elsey, visited Mrs. Mur
ray's mother, Mrs. J. E. Tyhurst, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Lane and son
Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hines and
family arrived home Sunday morning
from an extended visit in the west.
Thev visited at Salt Lake City, Tort-
land, Ore., San Francisco, Los Angeles I
San Diego. Calif., and all points of i
interest in Colorado. They report a !
delightful trip. i
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Sprinkling with a hose is positively
prohibited except the water line is
provided with a meter in good order
and is a violation of the Water Ordin
ance. Section 11 of said water ordinance
reads: "No person shall attach to a
hydrant, faucet or any other fixture,
anv hose for the purpose of sprinkling
or otherwise unless service line is j
provided with a water meter.
By order of Mayor and Council.
Broadway Hole!
W. M. PITTS NEWS SERVICE
First class service at the Broadway
Hotel Breakfast from 7:00 to 8:30
o'clock. Dinner from 11:30 to 1:30
o'clock. Supper from 5:60 to 6:30 ; end Times,
o'clock. !
Headquarters Martin Hotel Barber
Shop. For changes, complaints, etc,
phone 258.
Agent for Joplin Globe, News
Herald, Springfield Republican, Kans
as City Post, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
raw
DR. T. E. HASTINGS
OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN
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Office Over Durnil's.
! Office Pbone 309. Residence Phone 634
SLOAN'S CAFE
For Home Cooking and Quick Service.
109 Fifth Street.
JOHN T. BURGESS
Lawyer
Will Practice in All Courts
of State
SUMMER COMPLAINT
IN CHILDREN
There is not anything like so many j
deaths from this disease now as before ,
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea :
Remedy came into such general use. I
When this remedy is given with castor i
oil as directed and proper care is tak-;
en as to diet, it is safe to say that j
fully ninety-nine out of every hundred J
cases recover. Mr. W. G. Campbell ;
of Butler, Tenn., says, "I have used I
Chamberlain's Colic and Dirrohea i
Remedy for summer complaint in chil-;
dren. It is far ahead of anything I
have ever used for this purpose." i
BROADWAY HOTEL
Fifth D.-oadwey
C. BLKTAI.OT, Proprietor
Many Years With Fred Harvey.
R. F. UHITL0CK
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN
Mcnett, Mo.
Office, Room 10, State Bank Building
Hospital and Surgery at Cox Livery
Barn.
Phones, Office 53, Residence 174J
M. R. TRUMBOWER, M. D.
Specializes on Diseases of Women
Phone 298
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
Third and Bond Streets
OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
BERT ROBBINS
Architect & Eagineei
Building Plans, Estimates and
Speculations.
State Bank Bldg.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
Bought, Sold or Exchanged
SLYFIELD'S SECOND-HAND
STORE
DRS. PARMALEE & PARMALEB
CHIROPRACTORS
Expert Spina! Adjustments
Diagnosis from Eye and Spine
Consultation and Examination Free
Office Rooms: Rees Building
S15 1-2 Broadway, Monett, Mo.
14-lm Phone 59
DR. ALVA JONES
Physician and Surgeon
Specially prepared to treat disease
of the eye, nose and throat.
Eyes scientifically examined and
glasses accurately fitted.
Office Phone 63 Residence 280
211 Third Street.
Phone 307
The Monett High School
Term Begins
Monday, September 1st, 1919
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HOWELL'S UNION
MEAT MARKET
New Sanitary Refrigerator Counter
meat slicer, computing scales, pickle
ase, Hobart meat and bond grinder,
auto delivery' and well equipped with
, everything for an up-to-date sanitary
i meat market.
J I also carry a complete line of
J poultry supplies. I solicit your
! patronage and sell on a money back
guarantee.
LESTER HOWELL Proprietor.
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DAN B. MEADOR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Collections and all Legal Work.
Durnil Building
Office Phone2 ' Residence 198
Have you been eating
Gib's" Hamburgers?
If not, why?
OLD FURNITURE WANTED
We buy sell or exchange your old
furniture, stoves, carpets, etc.
PHONE 18
MONETT FURNITURE CO.
FACULTY
GUY H. CAPPS, Superintendent
F. E. ENGLEMAN. Principal
ALICE BURNHA'vl, Latin and Teachcr-Trainirg
NELLIE MILLS. Commercial Subjocts
SALLIE BROWN, En.hsh
MAE DONOHUE, History
CARRIE GIVEN, Agriculture and Science
FEATURES
FACULTY Teachers trained id University of Msssouri, University of Wisconsin, Columbia
University, New York, Springfield State Teachers' College, Warrensburg State Teachers'
College, Drury College:
One teacher is chairman of Missouri department of Teacher-Training Instructors: another is
an Ensign in Naval Aviation, U. S. N.
Free tuition in Teacher-Training cours.
Complete courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Typewriting
Strong courses in all High School Subjects.
Special attention to Athletics, Music, and Debating.
Tuition is stilt at the old rate of S2.S0 a month.
Graduates of rural schools and of second and third class High Schools are solicited to enter
GUY H. CAPPS, Superintendent,
MONE1T, MO.
For those aching eyes for that ach
ing head a pair of
PROPERLY FITTING
glasses will prove of immense relief.
But the glasses MUST fit propprly
or they will be useless, either further
aggravating trouble or not corresting
it at all.
You are positive of PROPER
GLASSES when they are fitted by
Dr. Wm. Wright
! Optometrist and Eyesight
Specialist
STATE BANK BUILDING
j Phone 243
Dr. Wm. M. West's
HOSPITAL
at MONETT, MO
Has been jreopened, the
Doctor has returned from
service in the Army.
First class equipment for
SURGERY f OBSTETRICS
Latest Improved Apparatus In
X-Ray Department.
Phone 109 Monett, Mo.
J. L. JEFFRIES
-COAL-
Kansas, McAIester, Piedmont, Smith
ing and Anthracite Coal
PHONE 9 or 159
DR. IDA B. JOHNSON
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy of Kirksville.
OFFICE IN REES BUILDING
Residence Phone 617
Office Phone 620
JAMES M. KING
Undertaker and Embalmer
Calls Answered Day or Night
Day Phone No. 17
Night Phone No. 237
WARREN S. PERRY
General Insurance, Notary Public,
Public Stenographer
411 Broadway, Monett, Missouri
E. A. O'DWYER & SON
Notary Work Insurance
FARM AND CITY LOANS
REAL ESTATE
rvj.jLw.vr.
A little reminder that the handsome
woolens and fashions for Autumn
and Winter have been received from
our famous Chicago tailors, ED. V.
PRICE & CO., and a cordial invita
tion to call and inspect them and
leave your measure for your new suit
and overcoat.
D. L. STONE
rT -Bill CTjTTTj
J. OLIN BIGGS
Attorney at Law
Collecting a Specialty
Room 11 State Bank Building ,
DR. E. W. R U S S E Y
Dentist
Fitzgerald Building Phone 12
E. MITCHELL, M. D.
Office in Fitzgerald Bldy.
Office Phone 30 Residence Phone 478
LOOK HERE!
We buy and sell second-hand furni
ture and stoves. Highest cash pric
paid. W. H. SNIDER.
Phone 565 214 Broadway.
MONETT TRANSFER CO
All kinds of transferring.
Furniture moving a specialty.
For quick service and careful handling
Phone 18.
UNDERTAKING
H. I. BRADFORD
Phcnea
Day 154
Night 390
Forjrour Drav and Transfer
callJ.W. SUMMERS
Move by load or contract.
Large Two Ton Truck.
Phonk 535.
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