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THE AlONETT TIMES
TIMES PUBLISHING CO.
Pearl Peters, Publisher
Entwtf at the lloneM. Mo., ooatoffiea aa aaeood
Clasa nail mttit.
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Weeklr br mail, per rear la advance 11.501
Adverttaina ratea will ba Quoted upon application
i Foteien Advaftinae RenreMntUrva t
' THE AMERICAN PRESS A3300ATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY RECORDER OF DEEDS
A. C Ebright, Dem.
Porter Calton, Rep.
Mrs. W. A. Wear, Dem.
Boyd R. Moffatt, Rep.
COUNTY COLLECTOR
Rupert C Farrow, Dem.
Wm. Smerdon, Dem.
W. O. Autry, Rep.
T. R. Robberson. Rep.
J. W. Glossin, Rep.
Mrs. A. M. Dombroski, Dem.
Wra. Houston, Dem.
W. T. Bailey, Rep.
J. B. Mopkins, Rep.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
' Emory C. Medlin, Rep.
A. D. AIsup, Dem.
Dan B. Meador, Rep.
CIRCUIT CLERK
Sam Trolinger, Rep.
W. E. (Gene) Frost, Dem.
J. W. Hoog, Rep.
Jeff Cook (Dem.)
COUNTY CLERK
Walter T. Sallee, Dem.
j John C. Snider, Rep.
PRESIDING JUDGE
. John M. Favver, Rep.
JUDGE OF WESTERN DISTRICT
F. A. Cornell, Rep.
Jonothan Eden, Dem.
CONSTABLE
J. L. Bland, Dem.
James A. Johnson, Dem.
LAWRENCE COUNTY j
RECORDER OF DEEDS ,
Fenton D. Coleman, Rep. j
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY i
ASK WHAT YE WILL:
If ye abide in me, and my
words abide in you, ye shall
ask what ye will, and it shall be done
unto you. John 15:7.
CAPITAL HIGRWAY ONLY
FEASIBLE ROUTE
I Apple orchards, as fine .as; he sees
anywhere, peach, orchards, j'Etrawber
ry fields, grape vineyards, wheat -j.
iickis, cnicxen randies, dairy herds
in fact a diversity of crops and ani
mals that is pleasing to the eye and
restful to the mind.
Nov.- Springfield, which will you
choose?- Neutral at a- very' recent
date were not looked upon with much
favor. Look over the propositions.
One of them ha3 merit. One of them
wili do you good. Which one?
After we leave Monett we connect
at Sei'gman with two Arkansas
roads one to Fort Smith through the
apple orchards of the world in Benton
and Washington counties, one to Lit
tle Rock via Eureka Springs. We
serve a population of C,000 from Mo
nett to Seligman, a distance of thirty
three miles.
The direct line booster dwell upon
"ine uzarKS' ana tnen they want a
road that wilt barely touch the Ozarks
on the extreme west side and wander
off into Oklahoma. By building the
road on the Monett route it will reach
the heart of the 6zark Playgrounds
and reach both Arkansas and Okla
homa. Build a road from Springfield
to Seligman and Monett to Seneca
and it reaches every foot of the
Ozarks.
That 13 where touri3t3 are going
into "The Ozark Playgrounds The
Land of a Million Smiles." Build a
road so they can get there.
Why should Jasper county, have all
the roads? Shall they have all their
byways concreted and their alleys
paved before 75 per cent of the state
has a single state road? They have
been getting all the state aid, federal
aid and federal machinery. Why
should Springfield help them continue
the program?
Shall Missouri build her primary
highways to accomodate the Lakes to
the Gulf or Trans-Continental tourists
or the population of Missouri who
pay the taxes? ,
THE TIMES WANT ADS J
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR' RENT: One fjve room apart
ment in Maple Terrace, with or with
out garage, by Dr. Trumbower. 30tf
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Two furnished room3
for light housekeeping: no children.
312 Frisco avenue. 7916
FOR RENT: Rooms, with board if
desired. 501 Fourth street phone
437-J. 7Stf
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. In
quire at 400 Seventh street. 78t6.
FOR RENT: East sleeping room
at 305 Fifth street. 69tf
FOR RENT: Three furnished!
room for light housekeeping in
Maple Terrace. No children. Dr.
Trumbower. 54tf
FOR RENT: Room in First Na
tional
Bank.
Bank Building.
Inquire at
77tf
MONDAY EVENING CLUB IS 1
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAIN ED
The Monday Evening , Club was
very pleasantly entertained on Friday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Solon Wright
in their beautiful home at 713, Central
avenue. The home was very prettily
decorated, with large bouquets of field
daisies and Dr. Van Fleet roses. At
7:30 o'clock a delicious, 'dinner was
served in three courses. The remain
ier of the evening was passed in
playing Progressive Rook.
Club members present were Mr.'and
Mrs. F. P. Sizer, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Westbay, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Davis,
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Russell, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Crump, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Davis,
Mrs. H. P. S. Burke. Guests of the
Club were Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bass, Mr. and
MrsJ. E. Sater, Dr. and Mrs. E. B,
Wright, of Peirce- City, Misses
Dorothy Burke, Alma Russell, Lilah
Bass, Messrs. Lee Adams and Max
Bass.
rOD CITt? DPIT VCTITV
5-room modern house
FOR SALE
and garage, priced to sell. H. E.
Roberts, 615 Sixth street. 56tf
FOR SALE: 6 room house, three
porches, lights, city water, 50 foot lot
Must be sold at once. Will take car
or vacant lots Hh deal. Priced to sell.
Mrs. Ida B. Adams. 27tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Eighty
acres well improved larm, all new
buildings, 4Va mile3 from Monett.
Phone 67. ' 79tf
DECORATION DAY
Monett and the other towns along
the proposed Capital Highway from
Springfield to Monett, to Seligman
and Seneca, contend the only feasible
route for the Southwest Missouri
state primary road is through the
territory outlined by the Capital
Highway Commission. '
The Springfield-Joplin combination,
which endorses an "airline" from
Springfield to Joplin, is working for a
primary road, which leaves Spring
field and runs fifty-seven miles before
it reaches a town. Along this route
there is no population, no telephone
connection, no garages, nothing for
the traveling public.
This road, said to be fostered by
politicians, would be used for a race
track and not for a public road to
benefit Missourians, as the law re
quires that the primary highway to be
on a highway that has been desig
nated by this state. This is the only
highway 'that could be built between
Springfield and Joplin.
The proposed Mount Vernon road
run3 south and below Carthage, turns
north six miles, back into Carthage.
We do not believe that a road will be
built twelve miles just to reach
Mount Vernon. The Mount Vernon
road does not reach Joplin direct.
Now for the Monett route which
runs fifty miles south from Spring
field. This serves a population -of
18,000. Small a? Monett is, we have
a suburb that has as much population
as the entire fifty-seven miles from
Springfield to CJarthage.
What does the tourist see as he
travels from Springfield to Monett?
Mil 'VrJIfH&rq-n T-TI-' I"1 - fr.ia--TlfciifrWhf n'iiV.,a
Decoration Day is no longer ob
served at Monett with programs and
speeches as in former days, but it is a
sacred day in the hearts of the
citizens, nevertheless.
On this day memory of loved ones
who have left this world is uppermost
in the winds and hearts and expres
sion of tender remembrance is made
in covering their grave.3 with flowers.
From early morning until evening, the
cemeteries are visited by friends and
relatives of the deceased and hearts
are made more tender and present
home ties are drawn closer by the an
nual observance of Decoration Day.
, On this day graves of soldiers who
have defended our flag are decor
ated to show a nation's gratitude.
May it not be that , home buildine
has increased so rapidly of late be
cause nearly everybody put up has
garage the year before, as the Wash
ington Post suggests? Kansas City
Journal.
We cannot say to Monett, "You
need a soldier," as long as they have
Mrs. .Unida Soldier to sing their
booster songs. Bystander in Aurora
Advertiser. ,
Uncle Billy says he is usually 'for'
things; that is it saves him a lot of
thinking vhich he just naturally hates
to do, and he is oftener right being
for things than against them. By
stander in Aurora Advertiser.
The Land of a Million Smiles
increased it to a billion since
Ozark stiavvberry, red, luscious
perfect has come into fruitage.
i
lias
the
and
THE LARGEST STRAWBERRY
Paul Schoen, of north of town, re
ports the largest strawberry of the
season. The berry, which was of the
Aroma variety, weighed an ounce and
was as large as a good sized apple,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE: Willow baDy , sulky.
leather top, slightly used. Call at
613 Lincoln or phone 536W. 66tf
FOR SALE: John Deere binder in
good condition. Matthews Grocery
54tf
FOR SALE: , 518 Acorn heater, or
would trade for brown leather duo-
fold or couch. Phone 411, or call at
806 Fourth street. 53tf
FOR SALE: Tomato, cabbage and
pepper plants at Tritton's Greenhouse
47tf
FOR SALE: 15,000 raspberryp! suits
at lYa cents each. Jesse Galloway,
North Seventh and Sycamore streets,
Monett, Mo, 03tf
FOR SALE: Single comb red
cockerels, large dark red, heavy bone
good type, great laying strain just
twelve left. Eggs, $1.50, $3.00 and
$5.00 for fifteen. Jess Galloway. 79tf
POSITION WANTED: Steno
grapher and bookkeeper. Phone 157.
76tf
SEWING WANTED: Mrs.. U. S,
Riddle, 307 Seventh street. 75tf
Rag rug3 for sale and will do weav
ing. Mrs. E. Steenbock, phone 93IF12
60tf
Sewing done reasonable. Mr3.
Moody, 613 Fifth street. 56tm
SEWING WANTED: Phone- 685,
10 West Broadway, Mrs. Jennie Cox.
13tf
WANTED: Experienced waitress,
no other need apply. Broadway Ho
tel. ' 77tf
EVILS OF CONSTIPATION
Perhaps the most serious of the
diseases oaused by constipation is ap
pendicitis. If you would ayoid this
dangerous disease, keep your bowels
regular. For this purpose Chamber
lain's Tablets are excellent, easy to
take and mild and gentle in effect.
B. P. McCaslin i3 making extensive
Improvements on the property at 305
Third street. The roof line is to be
changed, a new porch built and im
provements will be made on the in
terior.
V. H. Canada, manager of the Dur-
nol Dry Goods Company, left Satui'-
day night for St. Louis to buy sum
mer good3. , ' , "
' Miss Ada Riggs and Mr. Franklin
Combs were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Miller in Springfield, Sun
day. Mrs. Jack Burke, of Kansas City; a
former resident of Monett, visited
friends in the city Sunday and depart
ed Monday morning for Springfield
where she will visit relatives.
VEGETABLE AND
FLOWER PLANTS
Cabbage, tomatoes, peppers, sweet
potatoes, celery; verbena, phlox, can-
nas, coien3, and dahlia. Clem J,
Smith, prone 62. 64tf
Mrs. W. H. Durnil ana sort Billie,
of Muskogee, Okla., who have been
visiting in the city, departed Sunday
night for Neoga, 111., to .visit Mrs.
Durnil's parents. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wormington and
daughter Deane, and Miss Lucille
Ashworth, of Neosho, visited J. H.
Wormington and family Saturday
night and Sunday. - .
Miss Amanda Periman, . saleslady
at the Tatem-Wright Dry Goods Com
pany, left Monday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. John Snider and fam
ily at Tulsa, Okla. , ,
'-. ,- '-,' ' ll rm " '-
The HOOSIER
Saves steps, greatest of all
Kitchen Cabinets
H. I. Bradf ord and Sons
Agent Barry and Lawrence Counties
DR. T. V. POOLE
CHIROPRACTOR
Office and Residence
109 W. Broadway
Phone 54
EMORY C. MEDLIN
Attorney at Law
Collections and all legal work
Williams Building
JOHN T. BURGESS
Lawyer
Will Practice in AU Courts
Of State
Office 403 '1 Broadway
MEDAH NORDIN
(Pupil of Prof. W. L. Calhoun:)
Teacher of Piano and Harmony.
Helen Nordin Assistant. ,
Will Teach Through Summer Months.
Frisco Avenue, Telephone 80
DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING
Mrs. F, E. Burk
Satisfaction Guaranteed
'
312 Frisco Avenue.
DR. ALVA JONES
Physician and Sura-eon
Specially prepared to treat diseases
of the eye,nose and throat
Eyes scientifically examined and
: Glasses accurately fitted
Office Phone 63 Residence X94
GOLDSBOROUGH & SON
Transfer and Moving Van
Phone 10
I .
Home Phone 380 J
B. B. ER1CKSTBN, D.
X
CHIROPRACTOR
Williams Building.
Monett, M
C.
DR. SAMUEL F. WILMESHI1
DENTIST
, New Equipment
Office over Post Office
Office Phone 343
Home Phone 239
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Masoner and
Miss Bea Masoner spent Sunday with
relatives at Bentonyille, Ark. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
gone to $t. Louis to
business matters.
Haymes have
look ' after
Your home-town paper, with the
best story paper for all the family,
and the latest fashion authority an
ideal combination at a big saving !
The Youth's Companion $2.50
5Z weekly Usuee - i
VlcCall's Magazine . . &1.00
, 12 fashion numbers
Weekly Monett Times 1.50
All $400
Send AU Orders to
The Monett Times, Monett, Mo. 1 !
Mrs. Dan Collier, of Joplin, former
Miss Hazel Leckie of this " city
passed the week-end with her brother,
Hugh Leckie and Mrs. Leckie, and
was joined by Mr. Collier Sunday Who
accompanied her home Sunday night.
Mrs. Collier ' visited relatives in
Springfield previous to visiting in Mo
nett. . -
1 : . ;
;' LUMBAGO '. :,' -
This is a rheumatism of the muscles
of the back. It comes on suddenly
and is quite painful. Every move
ment aggravates the 'disease. Go to
bed, keep quiet and have Chamber-
Iain's Liniment applied and a quick
recovery may be expected. ;', Mrs. F. J.
Dann, Brockport, N. Y., writes: "I can
honestly say that Chamberlain's Lini
ment cured me of lumbago a year ago
last summer. When I began using It,
I was flat on my back in .t bed ' and
could not turn to the left or right. 1
had a bottle of Chamberlain's Lini
ment in the house and this was appli
ed to my back. It promptly drove
aw?y fh pn md ?'!.' ' ;
Wall
Paper
The Grandest
House Is Not a
.Home
Unless the spirit inside makes it
so. Wallpaper helps to make the
home. ; We urge you to inspect our
assortment, which represents some
distinctive designs and colorings
popular with home loving women
of refined taste. . ,;
Robt. Vogt
Wall Paper and Paints
When You
iwiean oouse
You will want something
new in the way of furni
ture. lou can get artistic
and durable pieces at our
store.
For the Dining Room
See Our Beautiful
Queen Anne Suites
In American walnut, genuine leather
teats. You can get whole suite or
buy it by the piece, Other styles also
t popular prices. 1
Refrigerators
It will soon be time to buy the new
refrigerator. .We have a large selec
tion of the Odorless refrigerators of
the .., ' ' ' '" '..I-"' ',' .lY '."' "', .'';;
Ice King Pattern
Large, Small and Medium Sizes.
J. M. KING
Furniture Undertaking
MRS. ADA ARNOLD
General dressmaking, tailoring,
remodeling.
Reduced Prices
Over Corner Pharmacy.
A. D. ALSUP
Attorney-at-Law
State Bank Building
Room 11
J. L. JEFFRIES .
- - CO A L v
Kansas, McAlester, Piedmont, Smith
ing and Anthracite Coal.
PHONE 9 or 159 v
PETER OSTRAN
FOR BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD
GOODS .
Coma to 517 Broadway
New and Second Hand Goods
Of All Kinds
''' '-,. :'
QUALITY And service "
In Monuments and Cemetery Work
Workmanship and Service is the Beat
, Prices Reasonable
MONETT MARBLE & GRANITE
WORKS
200 Broadway Phono 71
Joe Led! Ed J. Trudell
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 Phona 549
DR. E. W. RUSSEY
Finn Building
Phona U
DR. L. WEST
' ' Dentist ' :.' ' - '
I ''., ' -'- ' --,
210 Third Street. Monett, Mo.
; THE STYLE -I
Let Us Do Your Spring Sewing
Prices Reasonable.
MRS. U.' S. RIDDLE
MRS. CLAY ROHRBOUGH
- 307 Seventh St.
U you're finding that you must
look more intently at your books or
newspapers if you can't read with
your old time ease and comfort
don't hesitate in coming to us and
having your eyes examined. ' . ,.
PROMPT attention will save worry
and money AND VISION, v
Scientific testing and honest advice.
Our charge is reasonable.
DR. WJL WRIGHT
Optometrist
And Eyesight Specialist
William Bide. ' Phona" 34ft
BERT ROBBINS
, ARCHITECT' & ENGINEER
Building Plans, Estimates and
; Specifications ,
state Bank building.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
. , WANTED
We buy, sell and exchange secoad
. hand furniture, carpets, -'
; stoves,- etc.
MONETT FURNITURE CO
609 Broadway Phona 18
E. A. O'DWYER & SON
iary work . Insura
, .' ; Real Estate
Office 4 lay, Broadway
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