The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 4

ORPHEUM TODAY iOc, 30c and 40c, including tax The Norcross Players in "THE VICTORY" In Conjunction With HARRY CAREY in "HEADIN' WEST" and ART ACORD in "In the Days of Buffalo Bill" Fotosho Today 10c and 20c, Tax Included House Peters in MAN FROM LOST RIVER" By Katherine Newlin Burt Also "Around the World in 18 Days" Have your new suit Made to Measure By KAHN TAILORING CO. or BRUNER WOOLEN CO. You can tell the difference in a tailored to-measure suit without looking in the mirror. If you really want a finer suit this spring, at no increase in cost, you'll come in and me for one of splendid Kabn or Bruner fuits The DeLuxe Tailors DRY CLEANING Frank Simpson Bailey Sutheiland SLACK COAL For Your Furnace $5.00 Per Ton Delivered. Phil Ratliff For Rent, for acres or less good land, close in.

Phone 384. 41tf FANCY NANCY HALL Sweet Potatoes 3c Ib. Fresh Tomatoes 20c Ib. Head Lettuce Large Heads 20c Turnips Leaf Lettuce Parsnips Gieen Onions New Cabbage Celery (Large) DRIED FRUIT SPECIAL home dried, 15c Ib. Peaches, 25c Ib.

Prunes, 15c and 26c Fancy Apricots and Pears 40c mum E. Church West Spring Street Sunday 9:45 a. Jas. Cushman, Supt. Morning worship 11:00 a.

in. Theme: "Glad Service." Senior and Junior Leagues, 6:30 win. Evening service, 7:30 p. in. Subject: "Replenishing the Fires." Midweek prayer meeting at church at 7:30 p.m.

Cottage prayer meetings every night next week except Wednesday evening. Special numbers by the Men's Chorus at both morning and evening services. E. H. SAPP, Pastor.

Encampment Meets Neosho Encampment No. 37 I. 0. 0. F.

met in regular session at 7:30 last night and about 25 Patriarchs were present. The Patriarehial, Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees were conferred upon Elmer Harris, E. D. Smith and Dr. R.

Corbett, who expressed themselves as highly pleased with the work. At the close of Camp, the Patriarchs went to the Ozark Cafe, and enjoyed a tine supper. Winchester razors, regular pattern. Briggs Hdw. Co.

42-3 Early Harvest blackberry plants for sale, 2 cents each in any quantity. Porter Taylor. Phone 21F11. Favorite incubators have copper coils, double walls, double doorj, and nursery made of California red wood. 220-egg size, $2850.

Briggs Hdw Co. 42-3t Apples! Fancy Harvest Show Ganos and Ben Davis Friday and Saturday Also fine Yorks and Winesaps Circuit Court Adjourns In circuit court yesterday Sherman Wright and Elmer Davis, both of Granby, were paroled, the former being convicted of burglary and the latter being convicted of assault. Court adjourned at five last night until the June term and Judge Chas. L. Henson and Stenographer F.

T. McClure returned to their homes in Mt. Vernon. TURNER'S A Place to Trade East Side Square EAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. ICKS VARORUB 17 Million Jan Used Yearly I THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' Bible school, 9:45.

Morning worship at 11, "Unto Caesar and Unto Christian Endeavor, 6:30. Evening worship "The Glory of the Junior Lodge, Monday ar 4. Bible study Wednesday at 7:30 A cordial invitation to ycu ii not otherwise attached. William Cady, Pastor. First Congregational Church Themes for tomorrow: Morning, "Tenth Evening, of Christianity" or "Growing a 9 Grocery Phon.

24 Coldi, La Grippe or Spanish "Flu" use the old reliable Gutbrie't Grip and Cold Tablet! per box, iltriit' Dmi Stirt Electric fuse plugs lOc. 42-3t Briggs Hdw. Co. Hutsell and E. B.

Weems of Grahby, J. H. Price of Fairview, Ted Morgan, J. I). Brookshire and T.

B. Douthitt of I iamond and J. Robb of Carthage were looking after business in probate court here yesterday. Favorite egg cases hold 12- dozen eggs. Briggs Hdw.

Co 42-3t Mrs. Mae Ritter of Goodman, route 2, came up yesterday and took out letters of administration in probate court in the estate of her husband, Harry A. Ritter, deceased. Queen incubators at Briggs Hdw. Co, 42-3t Tomorrow is the Lord's Day and you should use it to worship God and honor Jesus Christ, Come over to the First Christian church and you'll be glad that you came.

Sermon and Lord's Supper at 11 with this sermon theme, "The Impartiality of Bible school at' a. Intermediate C. at 6:30 The sermon subject at 7i30 will be "What Would Jesus Have a Twentieth-Century High School Student Do?" High school students have a special in vi tut ion to hear this De Luxe shaving lather 25c, 42 8t Briggs Hdw, Co, Joplin, Mar. 14, Mrs. Henry Loe, Neosho, Mo.

Dearest of friends: I utn so very sorry for you in your deep sorrow, in the loss of your dear companion of so many years Try and bear up and be brave as you have done everything pos. sible for him. Now take care of your dear self, as you still have so much that you are needed for, your children and grand children and friends. This world is full of sorrows and cares, and we each must carry our part. Just thank God for the long years of happiness you two have had together and try to feel that he is through with trouble and cares that come to each of us.

Be brave and trust in God to help you in your sorrow. Your loving friend, Mrs. James J. Mountain. Garden Time is here.

Tested Bulk Seeds are the kind that produce results. FRANK J. G1TTINGS East Sifle Square 3 L. M. Huffman of Stark City was here yesterday on business.

Mrs. Jas. McColgin of Granby spent yesterday with Mrs. Fred Cline of this city. FOR SALE-One good Ford top, set inside covers, curtains, etc.

Will also sell body and upholstering. Good bargain. Phone 365. 43 tf. Deputy Po'ice Elliott and Farm er arrested a couple Wednesday night at the K.

C. S. depot, who gave their names as Harris, wanted in Arkansas on a charge of White Slavery. Deputy Sheriff Ed Mitchell of McDonald county came up yesterday and took the prisoners to Pinevilie for safe keeping. Just unloaded a car of double screened Illinois nut coal, $9 per ton deliverd.

Phone 3. F. J. Gittings. 42-6t and Mrs.

W. T. Matters graciously opened their home to the Girl Scouts, Friday night, the occasion being a St. Patrick Day's party. Elizabeth Matters, Laura Beth Davis, Lucille Barlow, Louise Roberts, Virginia Stratton and Alice Taylor were the hostesses and so nicely had they planned for the entertain- ment of their guests that there was not a dull moment from the time the Blarney Stone was kissed till the last good night was said.

In the. lively contests, Mary 1 Louise Saxton tore the best pig from paper; Alice Matters, with eyes blindfolded, drew the best Irish potato; Margaret McGinty was consoled, and Sallie Stewart received greaf honors. The house was attractively decorated in Irish flags, streamers and shamrocks, the color scheme of green also being carried out in the delicious refreshments, which consisted of a salad course and sweet cakes, cut to represent shamrocks. Fruit punch was also served during the evening. A shamrock souvenir was presented to each one, and so merry a time had they enjoyed that for once, no matter what their descent, they were glad to be "Wearin'of the BUY Sell and exchange all kinds of household goods.

Get our prices. Phone 466 Wade Furniture Co. 21-tf FOR SALE Invalid's chair. Good condition, Priced right. Can be seen at Wade Furniture Newtown.

ANNOUNCEMENTS For County chooJ Supt J. G. Pummill. T. R.

Anderson. W. E. Veerkamp. 3 acres inside ci limits.

Good 3-room house, new chicken house, barn and work shop, city water, well located. Price $1500. $900 cash will handle. Inquire picture show barber shop or Phone 267. 39-6t For My residence, 329 South Jefferson st Also two lots on South Lafayette street.

41-tf James McGinty FOR RENT Good 2-room house on Adams street. H. S. Ely. Phone 488.

43-2t FOR SALE -Span of mare mules, hands high and five years old. Clint Wi son, route 4, Neosho, Mo. A marriage license was issued at the Recorder's Office yesterday to Mr. Lewis Corner and Miss Addie May Morgan, both of Dia mond. Eby's Tea Room 109 Weat Spring St.

LUNCHEONS THAT SATISFY New Fixtures. Everything Clean GOOD HOME COOKING H. F. BARBARICK, D. C.

THE CHIROPRACTOR Thirteen Years fn Practice X-RAY LABORATORY Lady Attendant. Phones: 80 or 326, North Side Square, Over Cox's I Chicken Dinner Farm, 1 ntile south of Neosho jqn on rk Trail. PHO.VK £9F3 Special Ch'cken Dinners on Sunday 50c, Clubs and Wedding Dinners by Appointment. MRS. L.

J. HISEY Now's the Time to eliminate the after efftcts of the flu, colds, bv taking liydro Electric Bath-Light Best NATURAL blood puriifier. Recommended by the leading physicians of your town. Neoftho Health fiutitute 29-lmo 220 Jefferson E. F.

MILLER, D. C. Palmer School Graduate CHIROPRACTOR Office Houra 9 a. m. to 6 p.

m. PHONE 366 South Side Square Over DeLuXfl JACK'SCAFE Good Cuffee, Chilli and Pi. "THE BEST PLACE TO EAT" City Property- Rentals PHONE 158 120 SPRING ST. RANK RUDY REALTY CO. How About a New Spring Hat or Cap A NEW SHIPMENT HAS ARRIVED We Especially Recommend "TULLIO BERTASIO" Hats (or Men "Day by day, in every way, you'll like them better and better." HATLER-CROWOUS CLOTHING CO.

Successors to SN DER'S EST SI l)K Sti A Neoaho's Only Exclusive Men's Store 'We Sell Lets Because it Co.U Us Less to Sell" You Are a Stranger But Once At this bank after your first visit yon will feel perfectly at home. We strive to make this a friendly, home-like institution. We believe you will enjoy doing your banking business here. It is also worth something to be acquainted with a bank in a business way and be able to refer an inquiring person to your banker. Come in and see us.

NEOSHO SAVINGS BANK NEOSHO, MISSOURI We Pay Interest on Time ami Safety lloat-8 For (tout. COUP $609.00 Delivered The convenient window regulators, the improved upholstery, and the rainy refinements in chawis construction, have brought new high standards of quality. So great the demand that a shortage certain. List your order it with a small down balance on convenient terma. Ford have never been so low.

Ford quality has never been so high. JEFFERS MOTOR CO. (Formerly Otark Auto Co,) UM at route el damnak, priced 96, AIM wanjr itflfi in tnd of prMd ion 7Se Bjjfr.