The Monett times., December 02, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 4

About The Monett times. (Monett, Mo.) 1899-1939

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TIIE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921.
LEE j
Rev. Sherman Erickson failed to
fill his appointment at Mt. Pisgah
Sunday.
Lee School is .planning on having a
Christmas tree and program. ,
Mrs. Bessie Haulaus visited her un- j
rle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eph Davis j
Sunday. !
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynaud visit- :
cd Mr. and Mrs. Eph Davis Sunday.
A series of meetings has started .at ,
Bethel. Everybody como out an3
make it a success. '
Mrs. Eph Davis and Mrs. Bessie
Haulaus visited" Mrs. Dolph Drake j
Thursday evening. -
Mrs. Bessie Haulaus viited Lundy.;
Davis and family Friday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weber and daugh- j
ter Edith visited Mr. and Mrs. Har-1
old Ash and daughter, Bernice, Sun-:
day.
Emile Avondet visited Lundy Dav-,
is Sunday evening. j
John Long and Tony Mourand made j
a business trip to Purdy Saturday.
Dr Wilmeshir, the aentist has mov- j
ed his office over Pest Office. Office
Phone 764. Residence Phone 239. j
All calls given prompt attention. 06tm
LIBERTY
The revival meeting is progressing
nicely. Rev. H. Marshall who was
here to assist our pastor in the meet
ing was called home by the serious ill
ness of his father.
The sick are all reported better.
Ray Mulkey who had scarlet fever
is able to be out. No other cases de
veloped and they are out of quaran
tine now.
J. H. Johnson of Monett and Major
A. P. Matthews of Cal., who is visit
ing relatives heie, attended church at
this place Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bandy and
children visited Sunday with the lat
ters parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mul
key. The Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Jenkins were Rev. G. A. Fer
guson, Mrs. R. L. Matthews and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jenkins and
family, Witt Jenkins and family, Will
Jenkins and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. Ta! Van
tuyl, J. H. Johnson and Major A. P.
Matthews.
Joe Mulkey has his new residence
in Forest Park almost completed.
HOPE DELL
1 The farmers' meeting was well at
tended Friday night. -
Miss Ruby Brattin spent Saturday
night with Juanita Bowman.
,Iis.-es Lacile and Edith Wright vis
ited on Flat Creek from Thursday
until Sunday. j
: A. J. Boucher's children from Mo-;
nett visited their aunt, Mrs. T. J.Brat i
I tin, and their grandparents, Mr. and I
Mrs. J. T. Salee, the last of the week.
W. H. Yarnall has his new barn al
most done. " i
i Miss Lola Yarnall and Miss Ula
Montgomery spent Saturday and Sun
day at home. .
: Joe Holiis and family from Miami,
'jOkla., and Lee Jessie and family, of
' Stella, took dinner with T. J. Brattin
I and family Saturday.
Some people from this neighbor
hood are butchering hogs. - I
; Mrs. Ada Hill, of near Stella, was
' buried at Concord cemetery Sunday
evening. ' j
W. C. Ferguson has a sawmill on
his place. - j
Electricai Trouble? Phone 67. 03tf I Rumbaugh's Studio,
' A dozen photographs will solve a
! DOZEN puzzling gift proolems.
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WOLF ITEMS
Raymond Reynolds is on the sick!
list. . ' I
Erick Meyers and wife, and Alvin
Myers and wife spent Thanksgiving
with their mother Mrs. Henry Bauer, j
Warren Vantuyl and family spent !
Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. i
and Mrs. Harry Vantuyl. j
A large crowd attended the Wheeler '
Farm Club meeting Thursday night
at the Wolf school house. After the
regular business meeting the evening I
was ? pent in a ciphering match and !
the men folks telling which was the j
roost henpecked husband, a vote was j
taken by the congregation and Homer j
Wiiks received the prize, a pocket j
knife. The Club will meet next j
Thursday night at the Wheeler school
hou.ie. They are going to have a pie j
supper and also serve eoffe, there will j
1 ,.nn...n.vk oi-iJ InrliAs Anvil- '
De a JJiuiaiu emu tiic rtwAn
iary are going to raffle their quilt
off. Everybody come as somebody is
going to get that quilt.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Vina Pruitt assisted by Miss Alice
Turnquist and Mrs. Alice Lundgren.
The club will meet in two weeks with i
Mrs. Turnquist.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Withers
spent Thanksgiving with their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pruitt,
Charlie Jackson and family visited
Homer Wilks and family Sunday.
MrsCora Ash and Mrs. Vina Pruitt
visited Homer Wilks and family Fri
day evening. '
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pruitt visited
their children Mr. and Mrs. Harmon
Withers Sunday.
Jess Farless of Crane visited Clif
ford Smith and family Sunday.
Clifford Smith and wife and Miss
Ida Farless spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. Underwood and family.
Mr .and Mrs. Nathan Pruitt and
Clifford Smith helped Roy Ash butch
er, Monday.
The Help Along Club, Ladies Aux
iliary of the Wheeler Farm Club met
with Mrs. Vina Pruitt Tuesday even
ing. There were ten members pres
ent and four visitors. Two joined the
club.
WE ARE VERY THANKFUL
Wc desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all who in any way assist
ed us during the sickness and death of
our late friend Irvin Black. Mr.
Black was in no way related to us but
was like one of our own family. We
want in a special manner thank Dr. J.
D. Shaddrick for his sermon and the
consoling words he always has on an
occasion like this. We also desire to
commend H. I. Bradford and his boys
for the manner in which they handled
everything. They seem to know just
what to io and how to' condoct every
thing in the most satisfactory-and
pleasing way. To those who sent
tokens of remembrance in the way of
flowers we want to express our ap
preciation, and Mr. Shipley and others
we would not forget.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stolle
and Family.
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W MA Ur
A Mens
Suit Sale
YOU!
A Boys
Suit Sale
To Visit This Wonderful Suit Overcoat, Shoe and Furnishings
THE MOST
WONDERFUL
A Sale Of MeritA Sale Open and Above board!
Suits for Young and Old
Men "listen you have never seen such Bargains in Suits
in your life" ;-.',;; .
Latest styles Best fabrics and think of it at Your Own
PRICE.
JUST A
10 Days Big Sale
OVERCOATS!
TOU SHOULD SEE THEM!
Thousands to choose from You can't begin to buy else
where at the prices quoted during this SALE.
SALE OPENED WED. NOV. 30 9A.M.
Boys Suits
In browns, black, blue and
gray mixtures, double seat, knee
and elbow. Some with 2 pair of
pants. Value up to $12.00.
$6.85
Mens Shoes
Heavy work shoe, blue leather
double sole, $6.00 value
$3.45
Mens Corduroy
Pants
Narrow and heavy weave.
Never such a price as this. Val
ues to $6.00
$2.45
Mens Suits
One lot of selected woolens,
striped and checked in browns,
blues and grays. Values to
$30.00
$17.85
Mens
Furnishings
And Shoe Sale
Mens Suits
In beautiful mixtures, blue,
browns and gray, striped and
checked. Values up to $20.00.
$11.85
Mens Overcoats
Just what every man needs
at your own price latest styles
and shades. Values up to $15.00
$6.75
Boys Duck Coats
Blanket lined Corduroy collar
sizes 8 to 12 years. Values to
$3.50 "
$1.75
Knit Ties
Riiv vonr ClViristinAs nresents
now. Values up to $2.00 to go
at
79c
Gloves
Knit wrist and gauntlets,
leather palms. Out they go at
LOOK MEr
"We have" as you well see, ignored cost on
every article in this immense stock of gents fur
nishings. The buyers strike will be broken dur
ing this 10 days BIG SALE. I dare say you have
never entered a sale where prices have been
SHATTERED
As In This Big Ten Day Sale
Suits and Overcoats
"Good News Travels Fast
Did you see the suits and overcoats going
out this store? Why? Simply because the price
and quality of these goods appealed to all. Thous
ands will flock here to buy their winter supply.
No suit in the house will sell for more than . n.
$33.85
This includes all of Hart Schaffner & Marx suits.
...
Also The Overcoats To Go At
$6.75 to $29.85
At This Big Sale
19c
Mens Under
wear Heavy fleeced lined, none bet
ter to be had at $2.50 but we're
selling them at Sale price
Tutt & Osborn
Clothinff
Co
SALEENDS SAT.DEC. 10 11 P.M.
Work Shirts Overalls
(Union-made) Key-Brand and. every day we
. B . n get new prices which show an
Heavy-full size "no samp d (lMonmade)
garment" slims included to go at
75c $1-69
" " Dress Shirts
SuSDenderS (40 Square)
Special value is here shown
"Police Brand Up to $2.?0 value, soft cuff and
These suspenders always sold a Bargain at
"at $1.00. Special for 10 days gn
39c 98c.
Boys Suits-
. Mothers will buy the boy
VapS ( the boy school suits here! Some
. '' with 2 pair pants double knee,
Mens and-boys winter caps double seat and elbow. Single
values up to $3.00 all to go at and doube breasted ;
69c $4.85
Mens Handker- Mens Trousers.
- , "DRESS"
ChieiS In this one lot you will find
, , values up to $6.00 all striped,
This Is a real value. Regular plam and checked best mater.
10C "OUR FOR . iaL Outtheygoat
25 c $245' :
Dress Sox Mens and Young
These sox were bought to sell Mens
at' 25c. A special to go at
13C Overcoat Sale
Monett Missouri
98c