THE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919.
THE MONETT TIMES
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
Pearl Peters, Publisher.
Entered t the Monett. Mo., pwto(fice i
bun mail matter.
I uecond
. M SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Daily by Carrier, per year in advanca
Dairy by Carrier, perlmonth ....
Daily by MaiL per year in advance - - -Daily
by mail,',three month in advance -Weekly
by mail, per year in advance -
$4.00
40c
&1.0U
31.00
dverti&inK rtes will be Quoted upon application
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The Anier'can Issue ; ays that there
vere U,76i wrests in Chicago in
August last yoar and 7,768 in August
Uati yea:'. This is a decrease of 3,99.'5
arrests in 111 days, or a decrease of
129 ai rests daily for dry August this
yoar as compared with wet August
hist year. At this rate the decrease
for the year will approximate 40,000.
The three things most essential to
the making of a well-rounded life -
teaching, preaching and the breakfast
table newspaper-are still within easy
-,.rh f t.l1P hnmhlt. rw,rlol.nnlt.
Springfield Republican.
When employers and strikers an
nounce that they will fight to a fin
ish, it is the consumer who is to be
finished Little Rock, Ark., Gazette.
ROCKY COMFORT
Rev. W. H. King, of Marshfield, j
preached at the Methodist church, j
Sunday. The following people united j
with the church: Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
McNeill, Clyde Scantlin and Mi.-- '
Letha Brewer. I
Mr. and Mrs. Oval Stipp of near;
Fail-view, visited the latters mother, j
Mrs. Mary Butt ram, Sunday. j
Hugh Coffee, of Fairview, was here
on .business, Tuesday. I
George Patterson, rural carrier on
Route 1, took his annual vacation last
week. A. G. Houser served in his
place as substitute carrier.
The protracted meeting at the Lap-
tist church is progressing nicely. Jlov
Carl in and Whittington are conduct -
ing the sei-viees.
W. D. Wyatt, who has been visit-
ing relatives and friends in Colorado
for about three months,
returned I
home Wednesday night.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. McCracken ol'
Sarcoxie, visited friends here, Sunday
J. B. McNeill and family of Route 2 :
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
E. B. Lamberson. !
J. A. Baker has traded his property
in the south part of town, to Frank
Baker for" his farm near Powell. The j
exchange was made Thursday.
Workmen are busy at present put
ting up the light poles. We are anx
ious to see the lights shine.
Mrs. Walter Montgomery and
children of Neosho, visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davidson, Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Electric Shoe Shop is again
open for business at 109 Fifth street,
and we will appreciate the patronage
of our old customers and solicit new'
business. Our work is guaranteed.
F. M. WRIGHT. 66tf
Women and girls over 16 years old
are wanted at the Overall Factory.
We can give steady employment to
all women and girls. Good sanitary
phice; good wages. Call or write W.
C. Crump, Manager Monett Overall
Factory. 81d&vtf
WHY NOT TRY POPHAM'S
ASTHMA MEDICINE
i o boxes won 5S.OO h
F W.L arcs- roan tri. r
fcviLLWIS MFG. CO., fcw CkwW. O.
The Cooperative
Mercantile Society
"The People's Store" :
There is "No Maintenance" . of. High Prices
about these or any of our goods to pay div
idends: : '
Place your order NOW for your winter
Potatoes.
In about ten days we shall have a car of No.
1 Wiscosin White Potatoes at $3.35 per huncred
delivered, or $3.25 car.
' We pay dividends even on potatoes
FRED LEDDELL, Mgr.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Good office room,
steam heat, hot and cold water. Mo
nett State Bank. 89tf
FOR RENT Sleeping room; mod
ern cenveniences, furnace heat; close
in. Phone 549, 302 Second st. 97tf
FOR RENT Maple Terrace apart-
! ment No, 2. Modern conveniences.
! Dr. M. R. Trumbower. 98-tf
j Furnished rooms for light house
: keeping for man and wife. 101 Broad-
j way. 10t6
FOR RENT: Two rooms for light
' housekeeping at "02 Sixth street.
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! HELP WANTED
j WANTED A good girl for general
house work. Two in family, 611 2nd
j street. Mrs. Kate Mulloy. 89tf
i WANTED Girls to work in the
i cigar factory. Must be over sixteen
! 'fars f ae- AP"' at rcdncks
j Clar ory. m
I WANTED - Experienced dinm?
! loom &rl at t)lc Martin Hotel- 031 f
! WANTED Women pastry cook.
Good pay; 7 hours and 45 minutes
work per day. Balden and Shipley
Cafe, 110 Fourth street. 05if
NURSING WANTED Confine
ment cases preferred. Inquire at 307
Third street. I'hone 284. OOtf
WANTED TO BUY Second ban !
furnit'.irc and rugs. Phone 728. OfKG
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Ford' sedan car. 002
Fourth street.
FOR SALE
Howard Gulick
prone "51.
lOtfi
Grey Oriole go-cart,
at Gulick's stoic or
06tf
Dining table at 1001
0616
-Fine 7-8 Ifolstein
FOR'SALL
Bond street.
FOR SALE-
heifer. A good one. M
F. Hoovoi
04tl2
at Perry & Cos. store.
I I' OR SALE Rhode Island Red
j hens. Mrs. V. J.' George, 405 W.
I Cleveland. 97tf
j FOR SALE OR TRADE Dodge
.Roadster; can be used for light track.
', Inquire City Marshall, Wentworth.
j FOR SALE Ford car, comparative
i ly new. Mrs. D. B. Kingery. OOtf
FOR SALE Hudson touring car in
first class condition. Mrs. W. J. Flom
ing, 900 Frisco. 7011'
FOR SALE: Dort TourTng car, al
most new, good condition. Freistatt
Motor Co., Freistatt, Mo. .
FOR SALE 600 bushels
S4-tf
orchard
grass ?eed, at $3.00 per bushel for the
next 20 'lays only. John Vermillion,
Phone 151. 68tf
FOR SALE: Two oak combination
book cases. Call at Kennedys Jew
elry & Optical store. 91-tf
WOOD FOR SALE On the land.
See me for price pc acre. Victor
Schelin, R. F. D. 1, Verona, Mutual
Phone. 100tl2
FOR SALE Dort touring car in
good condition; also Chalmers speed
ster. H. E. Roberts, Phone 686. 615
Sixth street. 05tf
FOR SALE Whit willow baby car
riage, $15.00. Mrs. A. W. Terry,
1010 Sixth street. 09t6
FOR SALE OR TRADE 19 head
of young mules. Inquire of R. A.
Black, 5 miles south of Verona. R. F.
D. 2, Verona, Mo. .10tf
FOK SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 280 acres timber land
all in one body, fenced with heavy
barbed wire. Lays well, is the best ct
strawberry land and will make a good
farm when put in cultivation. Lo
cated six miles south of Verona, Mo.
Price $16 per acre for quick sale. See
Wm. Smerdon, Upstairs in Fitzgerald
building or phone 299. 68tf
FOR SALE 5-room bungalow. See
R. L. Woods. 209 County Road.
06t6
J
THE TIMES WANT ADS
YOUR LUGGAGE
Is your credential to the traveling world. Get one of our
Hand Bags before another trip.
Join The Red Cross! "
FOR SALE 80 acre farm, VL
miles west of Rogers, Ark., one mile
south of Bcntonville road. Excellent
dairy farm, nearly all under fence,
greater part under hog wire. Heavy
spring. An old and new house, old
and new barn. 10 acres bottom land
pasture, plenty of shade, all under
hog wire fence. 25 acres bottom land
under cultivation. 3 Poland China
gilts included in sale. P. W. Morrison
501 Fourth street, Monett, Mo. 08tGs
FOR SALE: Residence at 503 Third
street. For particulars call at resi
dence or phone 34'!. 61tf
FOR SALE At a bargain, a new
8-room house, good cellar, cistern,
plenty of shade, concrete walks around
the house, near high school. Part
cash, bnlance on ea.-y monthly pay
ments. . Mrs. Clem Smith, Phone 62.
OOtf
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 acres,
good improvements, 4 miles north
west of Peirce City. Would consider
small tract of land near Monett as
part payment. H. E. Roberts, 615
Sixth street. Phone 686. - 051 f
FOR SALE 5-room house, two
lots on Lincoln avenue. A Bargain.
Mrs. D. B. Kingery.' POtf
FOR SALE House and tnree 50 by
150 foot lots, large chicken park fenc
ed off, fruit, good location on comer
Fourth and Sycamore, North Mone't,
information, call at 1025 Fourth. (j'.) J
FOR SALE 4 suburban places
with small tracts of land. Mrs. J.
M. Adams. OOtf
LOST Small black purse, contain
ing silver, between Elks building and
614 Central avenue. Reward for re
turn to Mrs. D. N. Jcwett. OOtf
LOST Silver card case near yard
office or on Broadway. Phone4!)6. 05u'
LOST Crank for Chandler car,
Saturday evening. Finder return to
Wagner Garage. 97tf
LOST Wrist watch on Broadway.
Return to Tirjes office or to Miss
Mabel McCormick. 911 Sixth st.' 98tf
LOST OR STOLEN White and
black spotted young hound wearing
collar. Reward for return to G. Ewen
Davis, R. F. D. 2, Purdy, Mo. 03tf
LOST Diamond ring between
DurniPs store and Sixth street. Liber
al reward. Mrs. Frank Riddle, phone
629. 06tf
LOST White Spitz dog, license
No. 104. Reward if returned. Ill
Central avenue. 09t6
LOST Child's green leather pocket
book. In depot or between depot and
Broadway. N. E. Spain, phone 566.
Ilt4
For ttrst-class dental work go to
Dr. J. P. 'Woods, upstairs in State
8ank building. 91-tf
DR. V. T. POOLE
CHIROPRACTOR
Graduate of Carver College, Okla
homa City, Okla.
Office in residence, 109 W. Broadway,
Monett, Phone 54.
Commercial Hotel, Purdy, Tuesday
and Friday. ,
Thomas Automobile
Paint Shop
Have your car painter in time, make
it new again, Tops covered and
curtains made or repaired.
South end of Fifth street, ' first
door north of Gleaves Hotel, Frisco
Hotel Block. ,
. A. W. THOMAS
DR. T. E. HASTINGS
OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN
Office Over Durnil's.
Office Phone 309. Residence Phone 634
MRS. J, M. ADAMS
Real Estate and Rental.
613 Fifth Street, Monett, Mo.
Phone 410
E. MITCHELL, M. D.
' Oflice in Fitzgerald Bldy.
Office Thone 30 Residence Theme 4VS
420 broadway
Dr. Wm. M. West s
HOSPITAL
at MONETT, MO
Has been j reopened, the
Doctor has returned from
service in the Army
First class equipment for
SURGERY a OBSTETRICS
Latest Improved Apparatus In
X'Ray Department.
Phone 1 09 Monett, Mo.
J.G. BRAMER
General Contractor
Suite 9, State Bank Building
Office Phone 65; Home Phone 710J
DAN B. MEADOR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Collections and all Legal Work.
Durnil Building
Office Phone2 Residence 196
SLOAN'S CAFE
For Home Cooking and Quick Service.
109 Fifth Street.
HEAD QUARTERS
For New and Second Hand Furniture
And Stoves. -
I pay highest cash price for good
Second Hand Furniture and Stoves
W. H. SNIDER.
214 Broadway . Phone 565
BERT ROBBINS
Architect & Engineer -Building
Plans, Estimates and
Specifications.
' State Bank Bldg.
Por.'your Drav and Transfer
callJ.W. SUMMERS
Moveby load or contract.
Large Two Ton Truck.'
Phonb 535.
EMORY E. SMITH
Attorney at Law
Will give all civil cases prompt
attention.
Cassvilie, Missouri.
M. R. TRUMBOWER, M. D.
Specialize on Diseases of Women
" Phone 298 "
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
Third and Bond Streets
V OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
AUCTIONEER
! I solicit your Public Sales,have had
25 years in Sale Ring.
. Phone or write me for dates.
COL. W. H. SNIDER
Phone 565. Monett, Mo.
JOHN T. BURGESS
Lawyer
Will Practice in All Courts
, of Stu! 7
Monett, Mo,
KRYPTOlf
1L GLASSFR XV
THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS
Invisible Bifocal
SPECTACLES AND EYE .
GLASSES
Are the last word in eye glass
efficiency. But as with fehoes or
clothing, comfort and satisfaction
depend on the fitting.
I am fully qualified by scientific
knowledge and practical ex
perience to prescribe the very
lenses your eyes require.
FRED KENNEDY, Optometrist
First door north of Post Office,
213 Fourth street.
JAMES M. KING
Undertaker and Embahnet
Calls Answered Day or Night
Day Phone No. 17
Night Phone No. 237
ORS. PARMA LEE & P4RMALEK
CHIROPRACTORS
i
Expert Spinal Adjustments
Diagnosis from Eye and Spine
Consultation and Examination Fret
Office Rooms: Rees Building
315 1-2 Broadway, Monett, Mo
14-lm Phone 89
If your boy or girl didn't make a
good showing the last school term
have his or her eyes examined by us
for one ofthe principal reasons for
"backward" children is defective vis
ion. PROPER GLASSES will make a
brighter youngster and will very of
ten aid the vision so much that the
glasses will not be need later in life.
Act NOW before school opens.
Dr. Wm, Wright
Optometrist and Eyesight
- Specialist
STATE BANK BUILDING
,? Phone 243
DR. IDA B. JOHNSON
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Graduate of American -School
Osteopathy of Kirksville.
OFFICE IN REES BUILDING
Residence Phone 617
Office Phone 620
ol
N0TCE
Now is the time to
have your chimneys
cleaned and stoves
i j. i
set ud berbre cold
1 " ' r
weather. Roofs re
paired. ; v
H. E. Listenberger
PHONE 300
PETER OSTRAN
FOR BARGAINS IN' HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Come to 517 Broadway
New and Second Hand Goods
of all Kinds.
beautiful
OLD FURNITURE WANTED
We buy sell or exchange your old
i furniture, stoves, carpets, etc.
i PHONE 18 1
! ' MONETT FURNITURE CO.
HOWELL'S UNION
MEAT MARKET
New Sanitary Refrigerator Counter
meat slicer, computing scales, pickle
ise, Hobart meat and bond grinder,
auto delivery and well equipped with
everything for an lip-to-date sanitary
meat market;
I also carry a complete line of
poultry supplies. I solicit your
patronage and sell on a money back
guarantee.
LESTER HOWELL Proprietor.
R. F. WHITL0CK
jUJcriiii OlAlt, V . IXjK lli A id All
Monett, Mo.
Office, Room 10, State Bank Building.
Hospital and Surgery at Cox Livery
Barn..
Phones, Office 53, Residence 174J
J; L. JEFFRIES
-COAi,-
Katsas, McAlester, Piedmont, Smith
ing and Anthracite Coal
PHONE 9 or 159
WARREN S. PERRY
General Insurance, Notary Public,
Public Stenographer
411 Broadway, Monett, Missouri
DR. & W. R U S S E Y
Dentist
Fitzgerald Building
Phone U
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
Bought, Sold or Exchanged
SLYFIELD'S SECOND-HAND
STORE
211 Third Street.
Phone 30?
PRICES ON MEATS
Our Prices on Fresh Meat.
Plate Beef Boil ... .... 17V4p
Brisket Beef Boil 16c'
Beef Roast ... . 24o
Ground beef ..... - on-
Chuck . Steak ..: . ; ?r-
Loin, Round and
Porter House Steak as-
All fresh Ham and Loin Pork ... 35c
Shoulder Pork ..... 32c
Compound Lard i
Lard, Our Own Make as-
Dry Salt Meat ; 35,.
Fresh Side Pork . .11." 35c
E. FOLGER
The Quality Butcher
Next to the Co-operative Store
E. A. O'DVVYER & SON
-Notary Work " Insurance
FARM AND CITY LOANS
KtuALi ESTATE It
MONETT TRANSFER CO
All kinds of transferring.
Furniture moving a specialty.
For quick service and careful handling
Phone 18.
, DR. ALVA JONE
Physician and Surgeon
Specially prepared to. treat diseases
of the eye, nose and throat.
Eyes scientifically examined and
glasses accurately fitted,
Office Phone 63 "'Residence 22 J
e 221