The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 8

TBS 20TOTOH ES2ALD, H0U8T9H, TSUZXXULY, JXXVAXT 18, INO-VoL 52, Ho. 22 causing him to suffer very badly Mrs. Don Garrison and daughter, Billy Jo, are visiting a few days at HUGGDTS. By Hugger. the Duff home in Houston.

J. A. Garrison sud son, Don, went to Iloustou Moiulny and drove out a witn braised legs. Mrs. Harper Miller has been very sick for the last few days.

Dr. Hcr-ron being called, lator reports are that she is much better. Rev. Fikcs, Methodist minister in charge of the Houston M. E.

South church, filled his appointment hero RAYMOND VILLE. Bv Sunbeam. new 1930 Ford truck. The stock of hardware recently Geo. Tate, of El Dorado, Kansas, is hero visit injr Iris father and mother, Mr.

and Mrs J. Tate, and other rela lmiifflit bv Chnrlov Watson from It Ratterree, who have been ill with pneumonia fever, are greatly improved at this writing. Mrs. Lou Murr Ratterree passed away at her home last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

Ratterree was only sick four days -with pneumonia fever. Mrs. Ratterree leaves her husband, W. A. Rntterrcc, four children, Mrs.

Jane Edwards, Ruth Carleton, Clara Ratterree and a email four months old baby, and scvcrul brothers and sisters. The body was laid to rest in Union Chapel cemetery Wednesday afternoon. The community extends sincere sympathy to these relatives. James Cantrell and family and Mr. Sunday at 2 p.

m. to a good sized audience, it being an extremely bad evening. Rev. Fikos in one of the most ablo ministers it has been our pleasure to hear for some time, being a scholar in theology, a pleasant personality and a command of speech that all may understand. Trusting full house will greet him nt next service, wo will welcome him back.

Mrs. Jesso Smnllwood went to Granite City, 111., Jan. 5 in response to a long distance phono message from 3Ir. and Mrs. Fred Jennings.

Since arriving at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs. Edith Jennings, she has reported back to Mr. Smullwood tho arrival of a 9 pound grand daughter. Mother and babe in fiue i Mayficld, is being moved to the new linnlwnro buildimr and is bcinir i- tives, Died, Friday the eleven- AFTERforty.watch outfor ailments. Cod-liver tfnll.nl liu TTnrnld llihlm mid Earl 1 Mr.

Ilibbs has resisrn ed his position in the Bank of Hous ton to assume, management or. oil, the natural food-tonic, is a wonderful protection. Take it the easy way pleasantly flavored, digestible, full of energy. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT ALL TIMES AT HOUSTON MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY branch of Mr. Watsou's business.

Os Holt, while hauling wood Sat urdiiv on the sleet and ico. was walk SCOTT5 EMULSION and Mrs. Tom Kellcy called at the Alfred Kclley homo Sunday ing beside the wagon when he slipped A FOOD AND TONIC TOO and fell, botn legs unuer the wncei, icctttBaWM.WinrtiH.il. J. day old baby hoy of Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert Black. The littlo one was ill only a few horns. The remains wore laid to rest iu Hook Spring cemetery Monday. Deepest sympathy is extended to the young parents.

Mr. and Mi's. Jesse Guynn and daughter, Dorcia Dean, and Mrs. Geo. Guynn spent Saturday at the Alfred Kellcy home.

Miss Bertie Vamell, of near Bado, visited a few days last week with her Bister, Mrs. Ernest Wren. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nevcls, of Jop-lin, announced the arrival of a baby girl.

The littlo lady will answer to the name of Dollio Jean. Homer Fry and family spent Sunday at the Alf Denton home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kellcy and small eon, of Kansas City, arrived in this part of the country last Thursday to visit his relatives and friends.

Mrs. Henderson Wilson and Clara Attractive Prices I MOVING RIGHT OUT! The Big Bargains at Rice's Store Here are some of them: Steger Piano, $80, tuned and ready to play. Dressers, China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets, Beds. Tables. Columbia, Victor, Silvertone and Permier Victro-las, $12.50 to $22.50.

Line of New Dishes. Good Radio Cheap. Yes, inventory is over and as spring approaches you will find us with a complete line of all merchandise carried in Hardware and Furniture and as to Quality and Price we leave this to you to be the judge; we only ask for a chance to show and quote you prices, as we have bought heavy in order to secure the prices. Farming Tools 12 Inch Riding Sulky Plow at $49.75 10-16 Disc Harrow at 47.75 12-16 Disc Harrow at 51.05 4-Shovel Riding Cultivator 45.00 6-Shovel Riding Cultivator 48.50 Walking Cultivator 32.00 15-Tooth Spring-tooth Harrow 18.75 50-Tooth Peg Harrow 15.50 60-Tooth Peg Harrow 17.50 We also have the Oliver and Imperial Walking Plows priced right. RICE'S ST0RC-NtY and 2nd HAND Houston, Missouri Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness The doctors tell us tha90 per cent of all sickness is due to stomach and bowel troubles.

You can't be well if your digestion is bad; you are likely to get sick unless you relish food and digest it properly. Tanlac has a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, even those of years' standing. Local people, many of whom you know, are highly endorsing Tanlac. For example, Mrs. Ellen White says: "For years I suffered from indigestion.

I got no relief from anything until I took Tanlac. After my fourth bottle, I feel like a new person and have a fine appetite." If you suffer from gas, pains in the stomach or bowels, dizziness, nausea, constipation, or torpid liver; if you have no appetite, can't sleep and are nervous and all run down, you need Tanlac. It is good, pure medicine, made of roots, herbs and barks. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Money back if it doesn't help you.

Accept no substitute. BABY CHICKS Barred Plymouth Rocks, per 100 $J250 Rhode Island Reds, $2-50 S. C. English White Leghorns 11.00 Our prices are post paid. 100 Per cent live delivery.

Hatch off each week. Write or Phone Your Order. CUNNINGHAM POULTRY FARM Phone 624. Simmons, Mo. I $65 Set Harness at $55.00 Light Cattle Barb Wire at 2.40 Heavy Cattle Barb Wire at 3.30 Heavy 4 Pt.

Cattle Wire at 3.45 Heavy 4 Pt. Hog Wire at 3.85 Standard 1 1-4 29 Guage Galvanized Roofing 4.00 11x12, ten cents extra ROBERTS BROS. HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Cabool Missouri (CLEAN-UP SALE Our Entire Stock Offered at Clean-up Prices. Sale Starts Saturday, January 18. Ends Friday, January 31 Children's Cotton Sweaters SHOES WHOLESALE COST LOOK 'EM OVER Men's Top Coats regular $17.50 Top Coat at $10.95 Men's Pants Extra heavy Moleskin Pants $3 values, Clean-up Price $1.95 Men's Corduroy Pants We have taken over a large stock of Shoes and will reduce our stock by making the following prices which are practically at cost.

You can't afford to wear anything but the best when you can buy the best at these prices $2.95 and t3.50 values, Clean-up Outstanding Piece Goods Bargains Printed Pongee, yard-wide, pretty patterns. Guaranteed fast. Special during sale 20c 36-Inch Outing, dark colors, 20c values, now on sale 12c yd. 36-Inch Unbleached Domestic, 15c value, Sale Price 10c yd. Ladies' Felt Hats $3.98 $4.50 and $4.95 Values now on sale at Clean-up Price $2 98 Men's Suits Clean-up Price on all Men's Suits $35.00 Curlee Suits $29.50 30.00 24.95 22.50 18.73 You will find our stock new and clean merchandise Ladies' Hosiery 50c Rayon Hose Our Special 50c value on sale at 39c pair.

All the leading shades. Men's heavy plain toe, iron composition soles, solid leather counters and insoles. Regular $3.50 at while they last. We mean business. We are going to reduce our stock of shoes.

It is your loss if you do not take advantage of these prices. They will not last long. Clean-up Price 35c Boy's Sweaters Lumberjacks, $3 values for $1.95 Men's $1.50 Shirts $1 Good range patterns Special Price $1.00 Boys' Unionsuits Heavy ribbed, 2 to 16 years, 75c to $1 value, Clean-up Price 59c Children's Sleepers Outing Flannel, $1 value, on sale 79c Infants' Crib Blankets $1.25 Value 79c 250 Crib Blankets, Clean-up Price $1.79 Shoes Odd lot of Shoes to close out Especially marked at close out price. Men's Oxfords, regular $3.50, while they last $2 85 Regular $5 Peters solid leather Dress Oxfords, only $3.95 Price Men's Khaki Pants Clean-up Price $1.49 Men's Dress Sox 25c Values, solid colors Clean-up Price, 15C Men's $3 Dress Hats Sale Price $1 99 Men's Winter Caps Leather and Corduroy, to close at 79c Infants' Sweaters Suits, Caps end Levins, Clean-up Prices WOMEN! We have hundreds of pairs of Good, Up to-Date Shoes, values as high as $3.50, while they last, choice only $1.95. Don't fail to see these values.

6 Dozen Hood's Guaranteed New Stock Ladies' 4 buckle Overshoes, while they last, only $1 00 in Ladies' regular $4 50 Blue Velvet Pumps, $3.00 While they last. Other exceptional values in Ladies' Galoshes and Rubber Foot Wear. It if 150 Full Fashion, All Silk, all new shades, Special during sale Ladies' Novelties, Suedes and Velvets Nothing over $3.50. HOSIERY Ladies', Children and Men's Hose, at remarkable values. Men's all-wool heavy socks, 21c Dress and Coat Bargain Offering You can't appreciate these Values without seeing them.

Sale Closes January 31. $1.19 $2 Ironclad Full Fashion heavy service weight, all colors and sizes $1.69 Remnants Since taking inventory you will And some real values in short lengths of piece goods. Coats Dresses One lot of Silk Dresses, regular $22.50 and 126.50, Clean-up price $16.50 Misses' and Children's Winter Coats, to close out at Ladles Full Fashioned Hose $1.00 Peters plain toe, Elk Stock, regular $2.95, while they last $2.35 Ladies' Zippers, Hood's new stock, $1.75 near half price. Victor and Brunswick Phonograph Records, while they last, 50c It will pay you to come mites to take advantage of these Bargains. This is Your Opportunity BUY.

FUG ATE FITZGERALD Cabool," Missouri We have listed only a few of the many bargains. Many other items will be added each day of sale. Remember, next Saturday the Sale starts. Many items will be sold the first day Watch this Store for New Spring Merchandise, Ladies' Spring Coats, Dresses, Spring Hats, New Shoes, New Hosiery and Men's Furnishings LEAvrrrs department store..