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THE MONETT TIMES
TIMES PUBLISHING CO.
Pearl Peters, Publisher.
KaMnd at tbc Monett. Mo..
OtU mail matter.
coftoffice u second
less than the old timers used to. The I
A I. I !! O it .
irouDie wiin many or us is mat we are
concentrating our thoughts on our
own advancement and pleasure, bo
i that appeals for a kind and generous
! spirit may not find us ready to do our
I part or to enjoy the satisfaction that
' is to be found in giving.
JENKINS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Okltt by Carrier, per year in advance
Dally by Ca-rier. three month in advance
Dally by Carrier, per noon
Dally by Mail, per year in advance
Dally by mail, three montha In advance
Waakl by mail, per year in advance
Hunting seems to be the order of
the day.
Miss Elsie Snider who is attending
school at Aurora, came home Wed-1
i j . i rm '
nesoay 10 sper.ci lnariKsgiving, siie
was accompanied home by Miss White
of Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Swafford and
THE TIMES WANT ADS
.tvartiainv rates will be qu'it' tipon aoulication
i Forein Advemaic rteoreaenianve
THE AMERICAN PKESS AOC!AT lOW J
THE DEMANDS OF
THE CHARITIES
The Dayton News has it figured out
that a country is not made' great by I son Onas, Mr. and Mrs. Newt Purdom
number of square miles it contains: and son Lester spent Thanksgiving
, 60c but by the number of square people with Mr. and Mrs. James Bailie.
Hugh Bolin and Clinton Thomas
' visited with Leon Daugherty Thurs
day.
I jure, wiiey jving oi UKlafiorna is
! visiting her mother Mrs. Sallie Snider
A good newspaper helps to make a lhe quests of Mrs. W. H. Daugh-
fsoo
tl.26
M.00
11.10
I2.C0
n
it contains. Joplin Globe.
lne lootDaii season is over now
get back of the debating feam and en- '
courage scholarship.
good community. A good community erty and family Sunday were Mr. and
helps make a good newspaper. Hand
in glove newspapers and communities
progress together. Business Printer.
You'll do no belated shopping on
Christmas morning this year. It's
Sunday.
Many people, when asKed to sub
scribe to such public cause as the Red
Cross, will make the objection that
they are "sick and tired of drives."
During the war they say, there was
one long procession of solicitors ask
ing money for public causes, and since
the war, it has been about the same. , phone 55 for quick (Ie;very , of
These people should consider how groceries and meat. J. C. Mitchell,
comparatively little people do in a corner Ca)e and Central. lOCtf
personal way for the benent of others.
Mrs. Jim Clevenger, and Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Wilson and daughter Nadine.
W. H. Daugherty left Thursday for
a trip to Kansas. 4
It has been reported that Rev. Brat
tin is to begin a series of meetings
here soon.
NEW
GROCERY AND MEAT
MARKET SHOP
ENTERTAINED AT
THANKSGIVING
DINNER
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT: 4 room cottage. Call
650. . -2R,tf
FOR RENT:--Two light housekeep
ing rooms at 219 Third street. 124t2
FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms
for Jigh.t housekeeping at 508 Sixth
street. 123-t3
FOR RENT: 5 room modern house
with 4 rooms nicelv furnished.' ROfi
Fifth street, phone 322-J. 23t3
FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 601 Sixth
street. H4tf
FOR RENT:. Business iiouse on
3roadway opposite Broadway Hotel.
See John McGrath, Central State
Bank. I6tf
FOR RENT: Rooms for light
housekeeping, 702 Fourth street.
114tf
FOR RENT: Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. Modern; steam
heated. No children. 300 Fifth street
THE INTERNATIONAL LIFE-
M.J.HALE
Special Representative
Monett, Mo.
PURDY ITEMS
Our fathers a;ul mothers who lived in
country towns used constantly to go
out to watch with sick people, sitting
up all n'irht after a tiresome day's
labor. There were but few nurses
then, and most of the labor of caring
for the sick was done by this volun
teer help. People lived closer to the
suffering and the poor in those days,
and when anyone needed assistance
everyone knew it, and took hold to
help.
The spirit of hospitality was more
prevalent in those times. Families
Would give a home for months and
years to unfortunate relatives, freely
supplying- them with food .and cloth
ing. In country towns still people'
gather to the home of some sick man, 1
FRESH PORK
FOR RENT: ' Nicelv furnished
A group of vounc men entertains! ! front bedroom with or without
with a delicious two course Thanl-s-; kitchen privileges, reasonable,
giving dinner at the Martin Hotel.
Covers were laid for the following:
Whole shoulders 15 cents a pound;
whole hams 20 cents a pound at
Saxe's Market. Phone 112. 08t6
i.nUn . ....... I 11- nn
iwiuicii puviitges, reasonaoie. tu.1
Fifth street. I04tf
FOR RENT: One strictly modem
Misses Grace Newman, Mildred Keith-1 3-room furnished 'apartment. Oral
ly, Lucill Wagner, Mildred Callaway, i Doyle, 406 Seventh street. 99tf
Miss Margaret Mitchell who is at
tending Drury college at Springfield
will spend Thanksgiving with home
folks.
. Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Horton, Viga
Hall of Monett, and Miss Audrey Kel
ly were the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Williams Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Henry and baby
Margaret spent Tuesday with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry of
Washburn.
Miss Goldie Stockton who has been
! in Oklahoma for the last two months
j returned home Sunday accompanied
I by Fred Fraley of Baxter Springs,
I Kansas.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and
son Claude and wife also baby Law
rence spent Sunday at Crane with
the'r daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mr.-. Morrisy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Boucher and
baby of Mcr.ett visited his sister Mrs.
Caddie Moore, Sunday.
BERT ROBBINS
ARCHITECT & ENGINEER
Building Plans, Estimates and
Specifications
STATE BANK BUILDING
Loretta Henry, Rose Smith; Messrs
MRS. L. WEST
Teacher of Pianoi
Using University Course of
Music Study
210 Third Street Phone 358
For First Class Service In Livery
And Feed Barn, See
W. COX
Second and Front Street
Phone 668 and 685, Open day or Night
)CK WANTED
I will buy hugs, cattle and calves.
G. D. Lipe, Monett. Mo., phone 175.
COMB HONEY
At Saxe's Market. Phone 112. OSto
FOR RENT: Four room cottae-e Jonn wars-naij :e daughter,
Floyd Callaway, Ralph Armstrong, ; and bath, furnished or unfurnished,!01 JoP,,n' visited his mother of this
Alvin -Floreth, George Newman, Leon- ; without children. Call at 507 Fifth i P,ace Sunday.
ai-d Gabriel and Harford C. Crawford, i street. 112tf' ajld Mrs. Daniel spent Tuesday
of New Mexico. j ' RRMTTwn iWo "M . j w.!-th their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Following the dinner the party mo- ' v i ;., i , i Roy Daniel.
Revival meeting every
First Baptist church.
evening at
Glass fur the window
SALZER'S.
300.
9Stf
A TIMELY SUGGESTION
This is the season of the year when
tuiu saw aim spin ins wooapne or get tne prudent and careful housewife
in his crops. And they do these things
gladly, and find pleasure in serving
others.
i . 1 .... ...
aim yei mere are ioiks living in
towns and cities who get grouchy be-
tause a few times a year some solic-
replenishes her supply of
Iain's Cough Remedy. It
certain to be needed before the winter
Phone
.Mrs. Clyde Gust in -pent Monday
with relatives in Springfield.
Mrs. E. A. O'Dwyer visited in Car
thage, Saturday.
Chamber-1 Mrs. J. M. Mulhall, of Fort Scott,
is almost Jvansas was J" tow" Saturday.
Wm. L. Allcock, student at the trov-
is over and results are much more ernment school at SnvinirfieM naoco.i
I 0 .,
prompt and satisfactory when it is the week-end with his family.
kept at hand and given as soon as ' rhau ,,
iW D,,,1 !,,.. .ul ,- .. ' xcra oupciimenueni 01 tne
. w JL ""J i inuicacion oi a coia appears Bridire and Ruildino- rlpnaimmt t
which takes the place of all this inti- and before it has become settled in fh Frisco was n Monett SaSL
mate and personal service that people the system. There is no danger in l ""J11 m Mon0tt Saturday,
used to offer so freely. giving it to children as it contains no ' T Mr" an! J M' Eze11 and son-
People in these times are giving opium or other harmful drug fyJ shoppmg n Springfield,
- I Saturday.
, Cutter an(j famj j,ave niovec
I to the Salzer place, 715 Central
! avenue.
j Miss Ruth McGwire, wno attends
: Drury College at Springfield, spent
I the week-end with her parents, Mr. !
J and Mrs. E. E. McGuire.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McKee will go
j to Kansas City to spend Christmas
i 'with their son, and will remain for a
i month
i FOR RENT Two or three light
he party mo- ! i.
tored to Aurora and attended the : rooms at 505 Third tyeet 2Stf : W. B. Cowherd and family have !
Thanksgivjiig dance at the Elks hall ' , , : moved m their new house which has
, fUtt tit. i : omaii House at lo vcc?my been COnftracted in the west
Mrs. R. T. Keithly visited relatives Euclid avenue. Inquire at 720 Euclid ! 0f town.
at Springfield, Saturday. j or phone 320W. 120-t3 j " Mrs. George Gurley's daughter
Mrs. Win. Amber was shopping in ' Mrs. Henry Weston, of Washburn
Springfield Saturday. rKJ sA.-ni8e mice posts or w;1p has been very VA foi.
i will trade lor snoats. Herbert Walt
very ill tor some time.
died Monday.
on. Phone 908-23. 14wt2 j Dave Shaw, who has purchased the
FOR SALE: Good axminster rug 'Cowherd property moved to our city,
at 500 Frisco Ave. 123-tf ; Tuesday.
FOR SALE Small coal heating ! Quite a number of Purdy people are
stove. 410 Lincoln Ave. 122-t5 j attending the series of meetings at j
FOR SALE: New player piano, j New Salem- I
Will take o-ood Ford in nart navment. ! Mr- and Mrs- Shepherd moved into I
Address "E" care Times office. 21t6 j u,e rJlls Property, Monaay. we wei-
: come tnem to our city. Mr. Shep
power h , . j. rt ,
JOHN T. BURGESS
Lawyer
Will Practice in All Courts
Of State
Office 403 2 Broadway
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 2B
Complete December List
NOW ON SALE
Columbia Records
DANCE RECORDS
FOR SALE: One 4 horse
International gasoline engine or truck
E. Amaud, R. F. D, 4, Monett. 118tm
FOR SALE: Mare and mule colt,
or will trade for cow. Phone 31-J.
12tf
FOR SALE: Quick Meal white
and blue enameled cook stove. Phone
229. 25-tf
KOK SALE REAL -ESTATE
FOR SALE: Good 5-room cottage,
2 lots, first class condition. E. L.
Hagler, Corner Pi:, i-macy. 53tf
FOR SAI.3: D. Arable 40 acres 1
and a half i.J'ps io depot, 4 miles to
county seat, two R. F. D's; on state
Al Weeks made a business trip to
Berryville, Ark., one day last week.
E. A. O'DWYER & SON
Notary Work Insurance
Real Estate
Office 414 Vi Broadway
PIANO TUNING
Have your piano tuned by an .
experienced man. Repairing .
a specialty. All work guar
anteed. Ask for
A. E. TAGGART,
Phone 680J ' 305 Second St.
Ma. Modify Fox-Trot
Bimini Bay. Fox-Trot
Say It With Music. Fox-Tmt
Just Liko a Rainbow. Fox-Trot
Yoo-Hoo. Fox-Trot
Fancies. Fox-Trot
My Sunny Tonnossrc. Fort-Trot
Who'll be The Next One (To Cry Over You).
Ted l.i wis and Hit rand ) A-3473
Ttd Lewis and His Band j 85c
The Columbians I A-3472
77ie CoLuminam I 85c
The Il'ippy Six 1 A-3-1S2
Canadian Capers. Medley Fox-Trot
Dangerous Blut-s. Medley Fox-Trot
Why, Dear? Medley Fox-Trot
"When the Sun Goes Dowu" Blues.
ctiis 1
.Six )
The Happy
The Col mbiuns
Medley Fox-Trot
i he Uuppu
Paul Hiexe Trio
Paul Htcje Trio
The Happy Six
Medley Fox-Trot
The U'ippii Six
85c
A-3431
85c
A-3-170
85c
A-6199
$1.25
Mis. A E. Smith, of Aurora, who ; dence. Box 103 pul,, Mo 1Q6tf
has spent the past several weeks with I
her sister, Mrs. G. M. Woods, has re- FR 0R TRADE: I have
turned home. i traded fcr the Pl'att Property, 501
. ' T , ') Seventh street and wish to sell or
si. oquiop, jonn i: uavis and L.
E. Crown went to Aurora, Saturday
night where they were candidates for
SONG HITS
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toea
Dapper Dun
Sally, Won't You Come Back?
Leurn to Smile
You've Made a Chicken ol Your Mothat
Saturday
Sweet Lady
You're Just the Type for a Bungalow
The Memphis Blues
Beale Street Blues vsv
I Wonder if You Still Care for Ma
Jealous of You
Irvinj Kavjm:m ) A.-3477
Frank Cr limit (' S5z
Joe Hehrnrk I A-3478
Charles Harris. Sf)C
Xr.ra Hayes A-3471
Nora Hayes j g5c
. - Frank Crnmil 1 A-3475
ip Frank Cnunit 5C
;:'V- Marian H-irns A-3474
Marian Harris 5C
Broadway Quarlel A-3478
Charles Harr.sun I
Nervous Blues Edith Wilson and Johnny Dunn'i Original Jazz Hounds) A
Vampin Liza Jane , c
Edith Wilson and Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds ) uc
OPERA AND CONCERT
O Come All Ye Faithful
Uark, the Herald Angela Sing
Then You'll Remember Ma
Mary of Argyle
My Lovely Celia Corinne Hider-Kclsey
carmen "canzone del Toreador" (Song of the Toreador)
j initiation in the Order United Com
j mercial Travelers.
! Floyd Callaway, Carl Saxe, Earl
Callaway and Art Tritton composed a
hunting party to White-King Locige,
Saturday meniing to spend -the weekend.
Mrs. John Dwyer and dau
JUrs. Jjeulah Riddle spent
giving with Mrs. Riddle's
Barbara Maurcl and Male Quartet A-619S
Hardura Maurel and Male Quartet j $l.GO
Charles Hackett 8
Corinne liider-helsey 1 A-6193
1
who are attending school at Nevada,
Mo.
trade for anything. Terms to suit
you. Make offer if interested. I will
come and see you, you may have just
what I want. Write T. G. Wimmer,
Higginson, Ark. 123-tf
FOR SALE: Dandy little home of
4 rooms nicely furnished, concrete
porches front and rear, built about
five years. 80-foot front, fine shade,
city water and lights, good hen house
and chicken yard, near high school.
Thanks- j Priced low for quick sale. See Wm.
children : Smerdon over Tutt & Osborn's. 112tf
DR. .T. V. POOLE
CHIROPRACTOR
Office and Residence
109 W. Broadway
Phone 54
Graduate of Carver College
DR. E. W. RUSSEY
DENTIST
Finn Building Phone la
Res
S. A. NEWMAN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Post Office
Phone 130 Office Phone 764
Office hours 9 to 11:30 a. m
2 to 5 p. m.
AUCTIONEER
I solicit your Public Sales
i-'nve been 25 years in Sale Ring;
Phone or write me for dates
Phone 565 Monett, Mo
COL. W. II. SNIDER
i-hter, i
Mrs. Gus Burkholtz and
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE: For
Monett income property, 10 acres be
tween Monett or Peirce Citv. ouarter
Aunur, or Springfield, spent Thurs- j mile off mail road on public ros.d,
day with friends in' the city and at-j good land and in fine state of culti
tended the football game between j vation, nice 4 room house well ar
Monett and Neosho High schools. ) ranged, almost new, good barn, poul-
QIALITY AND SERVICE
In Monuments and Cemetery Work
Workmanship and Service is the Beai
Prices Reasonable
MONETT' MARBLE & GRANITE
WORKS
200 Broadwav Phone- 7!
Jos. Ledl Ed J. Trndel!
$1.50
1 .nn.-Q
Riccardo Stracciari and Male Chorus $1.5Q
Nearer, My God to The
Lead, Kindly Light
Souvenir
Festival Overture Key of
Marche Joyeuse Key of "C"
At the Mountain Inn
On the High Alpa
Dreama and Fairy-Tala
Flora
Cofumota Sleilar uarlc( gc-
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Duei de Kerekjarto 1 I7"
E" Flat Major 1 1 '
tiwtnnoa Symphony Orchestra ! "J"
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra) OU
Stell, Sehuetze & Heinrich 1 A-3480
Stell and Biedermann ) g5c
Gypsy String Quartet E-7304
Cypsy String Quartet j 85c
H. I. BRADFORD
Why not give a gift of life long remem
brance? A Royal Cleaner A Thor
Washer A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
A 100 piece Dinner Set A Fine Cedar
Chest. We have an abundance of arti
cles that make the grandest gifts.
BRADFORDS
Mr .and Mrs. W. H. Suttles enter
tained at Thanksgiving dinner, and
their guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Suttles and' son, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Tate, of Peirce City.
Miss Helen Lehnhard went to
Carthage, Friday morning, to spend
the remainder of the week as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Mil
ler, and Mr. Miller.
Mrs. H. M. Rice and Miss Reba
.kvans, of Neosho, and Mr. Edwin
Rice, of Lawrence, Kansas, were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. .W.
Lehnhard for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Ralph Tate of Peirce City left
this morning for Sapulpa, Okla., hav
ing been called there to assist in car
ing for Maxine Dummit, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dummit, who is
ill with diphtheria.
Mrs. Chas. Frear and daughter,
Charlsey, of Sapulpa, Okla., spent
Thanksgiving with her mother. Mrs.
Nelson at Springfield, and came to
Monett Saturday morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Frear, and other rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. W. W. Lehnhard went to Neo
sho this morning to spend the day
with her mother, Mrs. W. H. Rice, and
her brother, Edwin Rice, who is a
student at the Kansas University at
Lawrence, Kans., and who is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with ' his
mother.
try house, fine well. A beautiful lit
tle farm? Would trade for a Monett
residence. Price and terms on appli
cation. E. A. O'DWYER, Exclusive
Agent. ' 88tf
STRAYED OR STOLEN: One
black hound with white breast and
neck. Return to R. M. Marshall, 901
East Broadway and receive reward.
122t6
LOST: Between J. L. Dorris store
and Marshall Hill, Grant Six crank.
Return to Dorris store and get re
ward. ' 122t6
LOST: Brown leather canteen bag.
Return, to Times office. Reward.
23-t2
HENRIETTA LEAKE
Teacher of Piano
Studio 501 Fourth Phone 437 J
DR. SAMUEL F. WILMESHIB
DENTIST
New Equipment
Office over Post Office
Office Phone 764
Home Phone 239
DOCTORS
PARMALEE & PARMALEE
. CHIROPRACTORS
Expert Spinal Adjustments
Consultation and Examination Tre.
Office Rooms Miller Building
315 V
Phone 89
t
Monett, Mti,
J. L. JEFFRIES
CO AL
Kansas, McAlister. Piedmont. Smirk
ing and Anthracite Coal
PHONE 9 or 159
MRS. ADA ARNOLD
General Dressmaking, Coats, Suits,
Remodeling.
323 Vi Broadway Fourth st., entrance
Miss Mattie Montgomery, of Peirce
City, was the week-end guest of
Misses Blanche and Marie Gillioz.
Miss Thelma Matthews, student at
Drury College at Springfield, return
ed Monday after having spent several
weeks at home.
Mrs. Victor Bryan, accompanied by
Mrs. Cha. Cooper, who is visiting
her from Sapulpa, Okla., spent Mon
day in Aurora, the guests of Mrs. Joe
Lowe. ' -
Mrs. W. W. Hagar and son, of Jop
lin, who have been visiting relatives
and friends" in this city, returned
home Sunday evening and were ac
companied by Frank Foudray, Jr.
I 1
DR. IDA B. JOHNSON
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE IN MILLER BUILDING
Residence Phone 617
Office Phone 620
When your glasses feel loose, when
they are not setting JUST RIGHT;
when they are pinching the nose
come to us and have them properly
adjusted by a competent optician and
optometrist.
If you don't wear glasses and have
any cause whatever to doubt the ex
cellence of your vision it will pay
you to visit us for an examination.
Reasonable charges.
DR. WM. WRIGHT
Optometrist '
And Eyesight Specialist
Williams Bid g. Phone 243
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 581
EMORY C. MEDLIN
Attorney at Law
Collections and all legal work
Williams Building
PETER OSXitAN
FOR BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Come to 517 Broadway
New and Second Hand Goods
Of All Kinds
DRESSMAKING AND TA!lniTxr
-xwasauhqp
MRS. FRANK BURR
Satisfaction - Guaranteed
305 Fifth Street

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