The Monett times., November 21, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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THE MOXETT WEEKLY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919.
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Pearl Peters, Publisher.
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Mo., pofltwflice a tt-ymrt
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
ilv hv Currier, per year in advance
$1 IX)
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fcilr by Carrier, per munth - - -
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iverUt,ir.K rutet le auoted upon application
I'UELIC HEALTH IS
Pl'RCHASEABLE
The success ox the sanitary nteoa-
tpk ai mitc- l:v 'law Uenorai w u-
,i;im C. Gorgas, formerly surgeon
! rene.ral of the United States army, in
1 -tamping out yellow fever in Guaya
uil, its last stronghold, confirms tin-
ruth of the motto of the New York
,tate board of health: "Public Health
s Purchaseable."
J Oneral Gorgas -believes that yel
i low fever, which as recently as 1878
: ;uused 4,056 deaths in New Orlean
tnd made many of the tropical Amer
: can cities dangerous places to visit
j tiaa been eradicated. What a triumph
Jor sanitation
i'l The extirpation of this disease
i J vas accomplished by destruction of
I the breeding places of the stegoymia
1 tnosquito, which was found to be the
I agent of transmission. Malaria,
f thich in the south probably produces
j jmore debility and loss of time from
work than any other disease, is di.s
j geminated by the anopheles mosquito.
I This disease, too, can be eliminated ny
destruction of the mosquito's breed
) ng places. It is estimated that there
are 1,500,00 cases of malaria a year
in the United States and that the di
i ease causes an annua! loss of $10,
- 000,000. This could be prevented.
J The Rockefeller international health
hoard has recently completed some
i studies in malaria control which fur
f vnish proof. Thus at Crossett, a him
i ber town of 2,000 population in Ak
i ansas, through a campaign on mo--I
qui to extermination through oiling
f and drainage, the number of physi
i ciajis calls was reduced from 2,500
i I to 200 a year. The drainage cost
1 S2.000.
"Within natural limitations any
community can determine its own
death rate." Springfield Republican.
"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
place; good wages. Call or write W.
C. Crump, Manager Monett Overall
Factory. 81d&wtf
CONSTIPATION
Most laxatives and cathartics afford
only temporary relief and should be
used only for that purpose. When you
want permanent relief take Chamber
lain's Tablets and be careful to ob
serve the directions with each packag '
These tablets not only move the
bowels, but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion.
New Brown kid boot, kid covered
Jxwis heel. A very new and dressy
boot. Trice $18.00. Gulicks. i:?tf
Resoling Your Shoes
Doubles Their Life
THROWING away good shoe uppers means wasting
half of the service you should receive from them
because uppers practically always outwear the soles.
Resoling costs from one-third to One-fifth as much as
new shoes it doubles the life of your shoes.
We use the finest materials and work
manship in our resoling and give every cus
tomer'srequirements close, personal atten
tion. '
Where the most durable and comfortable solas
arc wanted, we use KC RRY-KROME, mineral
tanned leather that OUTLASTS OAK OR BARK
TANNED SOLES TWO-TO-ONE.
It Is pliable, comfortable and permanently water
p roof is aplendid for use of policemen, mailmen, busi
nessmen, romping children, and others giving shoes
hard service.
Bring to your old npper3 youTi fi ur srvict
intelligent and our prices onsisteot wiu juU:y :i
the work dooa, -:.
Lloyd Electric Shoe Shop
412 Broadway
EAST BETHEL
John Goodnight is moving to Flat
'.Voods this week.
Herschel Marbut and wife visited
Hud Garrett Thursday evening.
Miss Violet Marbut is on the
sick
'ist.
Rev. Highfiel began a protracted
meeting at Macedonia Saturday night.
Mr. fair's folks are starting for
Oklahoma, Friday.
Miss Pearl Palton visited Miss
Glarys Can- Thursday evening.
Finis Marbut and family have re
.urned from Oklahoma, where they
have been visiting relatives for some
time. '
School is progressing nicely at
Bethel with Harlan McCoy as teacher.
Miss Opal Long visited Miss Pear!
Patton, Tuesday night of last week.
Quigley Long's folks are moving
near Jenkins.
MONEY TO LOAN"
On Farms for 5 to 7 years time at
6'i and 7 per cent.
16t6d&w G. VV. FINN. Monett,Mo.
Those good California grapes at
Saxe's Market. Thone 112. 12tf
THE TIMES WANT ADS
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Good office room,
steam heat, hot and cold water. Mo
nett S;ate Bank. S9tf
FOR
REXT Sleeping room; mod-j
iver.iences. furnace heat; close i
n cenver.iences. lurnace neat; ciw
in. Thone ."10, 302 Second st. 97tf
FOR REXT Maple Terrace apart-
ment Xo. 2. Modern
Dr. M. R. Trumbower.
convenience
9S-tf
FOR RENT: Two
housekeeping at S02
rooms for light
Sixth street.
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FOR REXT Two nicely
furnished ;
rooms for light housekeeping. 600 !
fifth street.
FOR REXT Sleeping rooms at j
10!) Broadway. Dr. Toole. 15tf
HELP WANTED
WANTED A good girl for general
house work. Two in family, 611 2nd
street. Mrs. Kate Mulloy. 39tf
WANTED Girls to work in the
cigar factory. Mjst be over sixteen
years of age. Apply at Fredrick'. j
Cigar Factory. Sltf
WANTED Experienced dining
room girl at the Martin Hotel. OfStf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
PUIS oALFi AOUI1U lUUIII
room table. 808 Fourth street, Phone
-66 ist4
FOR SALE Grev Oriole co-cart,
Howanl Gulick at Gulick's store or j
a,..,
orone i.il. uoti .
FOR SALE-Dining table at 1001
Bond street. 0616 '
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
hens. Mrs. V. J. George, 405 W.
Cleveland. 97tf
FOR SALE 600 bushels orchard
grass c'jed. at 3.00 per bushel for the
net 20 "iuys only. John Vermillion,
Phone 131. 68tf
FOR SALE Baby's bed at SOS
Fourth street. Phone 566. 12tf
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f mto. Tnni. nf R A. j
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Black, 5 mil
D. 2, Verona,
Mo.
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Korry-Kromt Saves the
Family One-third of
Your Shoe Expense.
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Wearpledge Insured . Clothes For Boys
At last! A boys suit that puts a stop to uncertain service. We have just been granted the
exclusive right in Monett for a boy's garment that can't go bad without making good.
FOR SALE Xew and some second
hand furniture. 703 Frisco avenue.
J. R. Trolinger. 12t6s'
FOR SALE OR TRADE Dodge
Roadster: can be used for light truck.
Inquire City Marshall, Wentworth.
KOT1 SALE Hudson touring car in
first das.- condition. Mrs. W. J. Flem j
ing. 000 Frisco. 7!Uf j
FOR SALE: Two oak combination j
book cases. Call at Kennedys Jew
elry & Optical store. 91-tf
FOR SALE Dort touring car in
good condition; also Chalmers speed
ster. H. E. Roberts, Phone 6S6. 615
Sixth street. 05tf
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: Ten acres timbered
land, S's. WU, X. W. Quarter, S. W.
Quarter, Section 16, township 25.
range 26. nir
Monett. Mai
no miles southeast af
.Monett. Jiane us an oner. x-. ... .
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Line. Music Co., Springfield. Mo., by j
W. F. Brite, agent.
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"FOR
?ALE m
acies oi
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miles north
of Feirce City
on main
j gravel road.
'of cultivation.
65 acres in
good state
15 acres
r.ice timber,
smooth land, about 40 acres sowed to
wheat
, about 10 acres young clover.
S-room house, plastered, good
Good
weii
mall barn, fine strawberry land
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and in
a first class community.
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sere. Can make good terms.
'Wouil trade for good residen.ei
property in Monett at cash value.
I have personally inspected this farm ,
and -will state that the above is aj
i con -ervative ana iair price ana ue-j
I srrintion. '
A Q'DWYER, Agent, Monett, Mo. j
rp s A T F2Kn acres timber land
all in one body, fenced with heavy j
barbed wire. Lays well, is the best ci
strawberry land and will make a good j
farm when put in cultivation. Lo- j
cated six miles south of Verona, Mo.
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f"ce f Pfr acJTe qu j
Wm. Smerdon, Upstairs m Fitzgerald I
building or phone 299. 68tf ;
FOR SALE: Residence at oiks inira j
street. For narticulars call at resi-
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denceTor "J1 34f . . bl"
F0R SALE At a bargain, a new
S-room nouse, gooa ceiiar, cisicm,
plenty of shade, concrete walks around
the house, near high school. Part;
cash, balance on easy monthly pav- ,
irtents.
Mrs. Clem Smith, Thone 62.
09tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 acres,
good improvements, 4 miles north
west of Peirce City. Would consider
I II i i r 1 .1 rnmnff '1 -
small liaci ol laiill ucai
part payment.
H. E. Roberts, 615
.J. i.
Phone 686. 05tf
FOR SALiCJ House ana mree ov uy
150 foot lots, large chicken park fenc-
i nfr fruit, wood location on corner
irourxn anu oycamuic, numi
' infoi-mation, call at 1025 Fourth. 69tf
FOR SALE 4 suburban places
with small tracts of land. Mrs. J.
M. Adams. 90tf
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
I I will be ready to handle your broom j
corn by December 1. My .broom fac- j
tory will be located at my home j
q-iarter of mile north of High school.
0916 R. W. TATUM. j
NOTICE
To Patrons of the Ture Milk Com
pany: We will not sell tickets on
time after November 15. We sell on
a money back guarantee. Quality
and service is our motto.
13t6 MATT DURBIN.
I Have you tried Rumbaugh's kodak
j finishing? Try it with your next roll
of film. 87tm
DR. T. V. POOIE
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 Cleaves Hotel, Frisco
Hotel Block.
A.W.THOMAS
420 Broadway
U K. T. E. HASTINGS
OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN
Office Over Durnil's.
Office Phone 309. Residence Phone 634 j
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MRS. J. M. ADAMS j
Real Estate and Rental.
613 Fifth Street. Monett, Mo. !
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Phone 410 I
E.
MITCHELL, M .
Office in Fitzgerald BIdy.
Office Phone 30 Residence Phone 471
DAN B. MEADOR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Collections and all Legal Work.
Durnil Building
Office Phone2 Residence 19e
M. R. TRUMBOWER, M. D.
Specialize on Diseases of Women
Phone 298
OFFICE AND RESIIh' E
Third and Bond Streets
OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
QRg
PARMALEE & PARMALEX
CHIROPRACTORS
Expert Spinal Adjustments
Diagnosis from Eye and Spine
Consultation and Examination Free
Office Rooms: Rees Building
1-2 Broadway, Monett, Mo
gjj r2
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Phone 89
DR. IDA B. JOHNSON
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy of Kirksville.
OFFICE IN REES BUILDING
Residence Phone 617
Office Phone 620
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 & OBSTETRICS
Latest Improved Apparatus In
X-Ray Department.
Phone 109 Monett, Mo.
J. G. BRAMER
General Contractor
Suite 9, State Bank Building
Office Phone 65;- Home Phone 710J
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 585
nett.Mo.
JOHN T. BURGESS
Lawyer
Will Practice in All Courts
of State
BERT ROBBINS
Architect & Engineei
Building Plans, Estimates and
Specih:ations.
State Bank Bid.
For your Drav and Transfer
call J. W. SUMMERS
Move by load or contract.
Large Two Ton Truck.
PriONfc 535.
AUCTIONEER
I solicit your Public Sales, have had
25 years in Sale Ring.
Phone or write me for dates.
COL. W.
Phone 565.
H. SNIDER
Monett, Mo.
EMORY E. SMITH
Attorney at Law
Will give all civil cases prompt
attention.
Cassviile, Missouri.
GLASSES
THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS
Invisible Bifocal
SPECTACLES AND EYE
"GLASSES
Are the last word in eye glass
efficiency. But as with shoes 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 Embalmer
Calls Answered Day or Night
Day Phone No. 17
Night Phone No. 237
PETER OSTRAN
FOR BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Come to 517 Broadway
New and Second Hand Goods
of all Kinds.
If your boy or girl didn't make a
good showing the last school terra
have his or her eyes examined by us
for one of the 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
i : Optometrist and Eyesight
; Specialist
STATE BANK BUILDING
Phone 243
Mo
ITRYPTOlf
XV GLASSES IV.
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OLD FURNITURE WANTED
We buy sell or exchange your old
furniture, stoves, carpets, etc.
PHONE 18
MONETT FURNITURE CO.
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
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. WHITLOCK
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN
Monett, Mo.
Office and Hospital at Cox Liverv
j Barn.
i Thone, Office 668, Residence 174J
J. L. JEFFRIES
-COAi,-
Kaiaas, 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. E. W. RUS8EV
Dentist
Fitzgerald Building
Phone 12
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
Bought, Sold or Exchanged
SLYFIELD'S SECOND-HAND
STORE
211 Third Street.
Phone 307
PRICES ON MEATS
Our Prices on
Plata Beef Boil
Brisket Beef Boil ....
Beef Roast
Ground beef
Chuck Steak ..
Fresh Meat.
17 Vc
16a
-..I...-; 24c
- 25c
25c
Loin, Round and
Porter House Steak 35c
All fresh Ham and Loin Pork 35c
Shoulder Pork 32-
Compound Lard SBc
Lard, Our Own Make
Dry Salt Meat
Fresh Side Pork
.....35c
.....35c
..35c
E. FOLGER
The Quality Butcher
Next to the Co-operative Store
yy.E. A. O'DWYER & SON
Notary Work Insurance
FARM AND CITY LOANS
REAL ESTATE
MONETT TRANSFER CO
All kinds of transferring.
Furniture moving a specialty.
For quick service and careful handling
Phone 18.
PR. 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