The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 4

ECBOLINK SILK HOSE GUARANTEED URLEY DRY GOOD Quality Without Extravagance F. S. WAGONER, Manager 0. In Order to Take Care of Our Customers WHO WISH an agitator-wringer type washing machine, we have taken the distribution of the well known Mola, which we believe to be one of the fastest, cleanest, and most efficient machine of its kind made. The Savage Washer and Dryer will still be our big seller as before and we would appreciate your calling us for a free demonstration on either the Savage or the Mola washing machines.

H. B. Simons Electrical Company It's Electrical We Have It" Phone 231. 217 S. Wood St.

Next door Democrat office CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all, for the many beuatiful floral offerings, the use of cars, the many, many kindnesses shown in so many ways, and expressions of in the loss of our dearly loved Bernard. Mrs. B. S. Gooch.

Thomas Gooch. James Gooch. Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Burnett. Mrs. R. T.

McDonald. Earl Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Evans. Mr. Mrs. L.

J. Evans. "An ant-eater's nose," says a popular science article, "is from eight to twelve inches long," but, happily, sinus trouble is almost unknown among the species. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Bradley will leave tonight for their former home in Davenport, Iowa. They have spent the past three months in Neosho, where Mr. Bradley has been employed as assistant manager of the Sunlight Produce Company. They have made their home in the Frank Rudy residence on Valley street while here. Wm.

Parr, janitor of the First Christian Church, is suffering from an injured foot, caused by a roller coming from under a piano which Mr. Parr was moving, letting the piano fall on his foot, crushing it severely. Listerine should be valuable in the next war. It is recommended now for gas attacks. Most of us try to put off every- A good plan is to get ahead, by thing, except a good time.

all means, but not by any means. BIRTHS FAR OUTNUMBER DEATHS IN PAST MONTH Tho visits of the stork far cxceer that of the Grim Reaper in the townships of Neosho. Benton West Honton for the past month Sixteen hoys were born in the dis trict, and ten of the new little peo pie are girls. MIRTHS Mr. an-1 l.lnyd J.

Reed a son Diaries Mr. and Mrs. Sr.erman i daughter, Louise Iva. Mr. and M.

A. Manx, a son Paul Limly. Mr. and Mrs. Sjanghtc-r a son Mr.

and Mrs. I.ystei a son, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. li.

K. Harmon a son James Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boring son, Russell Roy.

Mr. and Mrs. Kv.ra Chihlers daughter, Bobbie Lee. Mr. and Mrs.

Jake B. Cade a son Jake B. Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Wyatt a son Dale Evans. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Tanner daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Kverett J. Shelby daughter, Edna Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arnold a son Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew F. Hutchi son a daughter, Anna Mae. Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Rose a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Crews a daughter, Sarah Louise.

Mr. and Mrs. M- K. LaDue a son Marion Eugene. Mr.

and Mrs. Efton L. Baker a daughter, Marjorie Marie. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy N. Crumbliss a son, Cleo Gene. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M.

McFadden a son, Richard Leon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. V.

Haslip a son, Earl Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burr a son. Mr.

and Mrs. Nornip.n F. Cowan a daughter, Imogene. Mr. and Mrs.

G. M. Land a son. Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Lair a daughter, Dorothy Gertrude. Mr. and Mrs.

Vaughn Daniels, a son, Herschal Lavaughn. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cale a daughter. 5 Thomas A.

Robins aged 51) years, locomator ataxia. Mrs. Wm. H. Kruse, 41, acute dilation of heart.

John Rhinehart, 83, nephritis. Mrs. M. M. Branham, 55, angina pectoris.

Wm. Whittaker, cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Putnam Lawrence, 81, cerebral hemorrhage. Jacob A.

Sharp, 49, lobar pneumonia. Mrs. G. I. Smith, 92, senility.

Henry Thrasher, 53, cerebral hemorrhage. J. S. Rowe, -62, entrocarditis. C.

L. Cunningham, 47, double bronchial pneumonia. Are You Cheating Yourself? If you've lived in a rented house for ton yours, you've- cheated yourself out of a homo! You pay real for ton years, and you've got nothing-. You pay the installments on a homo in the Building and Loan for ten years, and the home is yours. Which have you been doing? If you've hoon cheating yourself, now is tho tinio to stop.

Let us furnish you with tho money to partly -pay for that home you've been dreaming of. You can pay it buck just us easy us the rent you have been paying, and you can live in it while you paying for it. SHORT DELAYS YESTERDAY IN LIGHT SERVICE The very short lapse in the current of the Empire District Electric company yesterday was caused by a tree being cut on Park street, which fell across the power lines. The time tho power was off was only a moment, or at any rate a very short time, before service was restored. At noon, anuiher short lapse was caused by some one who threw a length of barbed wire over the lines at Wela Park.

The trouble was detected immediately, but this lattoi trouble was uncalled for, and the attention of the public should be directed to the danger of such an action. In this case the. person who committed the act evidently did so with willful intenton'to cause trouble, for both ends of the wire had boon voighted and one end thrown across the lines. We understand a reward is being offered by the com pany for information leading to the apprehension of the person responsible, Mrs. Floyd Coffee and daughter, Jane Ellen of Pawhuskn, are visiting the former's mother, Mrs.

Lottie Carpenter nnd other relatives at Fairview. The Neosho Fire department made a run to where a pile of wood at the rear of the Payne 1 Produce company, had cauu'ht fire in some unknown maniKi 1 N'o daniairc done to property, because of the response tif the firemen. Home Ownership Miss Virginia Usbourn, accompanied by Mrs. Uo: -cherry, will spend tin- week-end with friends in I'iltr-burg, Kansas, They attended a ha.skot'tiall at Coi-krcll, last ni.uht, and tonight will 'oekrell play Lawlon, at r'ittsburg. Miss Yora Troy of Neosho loft yesterday for Seneca, where she will spend the week-end visiting Mrs.

Jane Brady and family, and also to attend the basketball game which was played last night between Neosho and Seneca, when Neosho was victorious in both games. Mr. Coolidge has no idea what kind of a job awaits him at the end of his presidential term. Well, pei 1 haps it ought to be something- he can do in a business suit. A.

W. DUFF Fire, Lightning, Wind Storm, Hail and Automobile INSURANCE Over First National Bank Neosho, Mo. FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TWO SPECIALS Van Camps or Sniders Tomato Soup 12c value, 2 cans for 15 Post Bran, per package lOc ON OUR FISH SHELF 31am Chowder Tuna Fish Imported Smoked Sardines Fish Flakes Crab Meat Little Neck Clams Shrimp Lake Fish in Keg Turner-Mace Usually the man who plays a prominent part in civic affairs is a home-owner. He is a believer in his real asset to his town. His home is his assisting him toward achievement.

Here in Neosho Heights will rise many beautiful homes. Nature gave bountifully in the creation of such a st'tting. There is a site here for your new home. It is worth an investigation. Consult your own Realty Company J.

D. GIBSON, Sales Mgr. FOLKS ARE BUYING IN THE HEIGHTS mmmmmmmmmmmauammmmmnmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmn SATURDAY of 25 Foil-Wrapped Manila, Cigars for 78 South Side Square Phones 145 Neosho Building and Loan Ass'n EMt Main Street Phone 29 C. I). Owens, a former Neosho High school student, was elected of the Xi Psi Phi at the midyear election at Kansas City Western Dental College of Lincoln and Lee University, Kansas City, Mo.

Owens is a junior dental student. The Xi Psi Phi local chapter represnts a national dental fraternity. Owens also is vice-president of his class and a member of the fraternity social committee. Mrs, C. Coulter, who has spent several weeks in Battle Creek, returned yesterday to her home in Ne osho, much improved in health, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Arendale of Miami, were dinner guests on Thursday evening of Rev. and Mrs. L. R.

Lemming. man to work on farm. Married or single. Fart share crop, part Also team for sale cheap. D.

Jack, son, route 8, Neosho, Mo, 18-tf Special! 10 to 12 lb. Premium Hams per Ib. 25c 10 to 12 lb. Empire Hami, a good one, per lb. 23c We have a full line of fresh home tilled We can handle better meats because we can select the to butcher- We buy fat Cattle and Hogs and pay the market price.

Phone your orders to 46. We deliver. Gold Storage Meat Market and Neosho Packing Co. Chas. Tugglj, Prop.

SPECIAL! Order Cherry Sherbet Center $1.00. Guthrie's Busy Corner Brick or Heart Center Brick ice Drug Store. 17-2t. i cream now for your Valentine party, from us or your dealer. 10-91 The "Spirit of St.

Louis," was QUALITY ICE CREAM CO. formerly sold in bottles. i Phone 177 A physician says that thinking lengthens life, and now we know why so many die young. What the country needs today for safety, is an invention where the motor brakes get tight with the driver. fir STAGE COACH DAYS Back in grandmother's fay tne days of hoop-skirts and tall hats and old-fashioned courtesy.

But who wants to travel in a stage coach TODAY? And isn't it just as old-fashioned and unmodern to put your valuables under the mattress, in a trunk or dresser drawer? Why not be modern in ALL things and rent a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX. NEOSHO SAVINGS BANK The of the TAB Per Cent Club. Special Bargains EACH SATURDAY Watch our windows for bargains Call Pnone 466 if you have anything to sell. WADE FURNITURECO. LOCATED IN NEWTOWN MAYTAG Catt Aluminum Tub Washer Displayed at Davidson Kent's.

For Free Demonstration Phone 273 or 688W WM. R. ABPLANALP, 318 Hill Street Furniture Wanted We want to buy second hand furniture, and antiques. in Newton County. Pricfa right.

PHONE 323 Seymour 2nd Hand $tore WHY OSTEOPATHY? It aids nature in curing acute and chronic diseases. It is the best and heapest Health GERTRUDE FERGUSON OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN White Brick Building FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEOSHO, MISSOURI Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 1 DOUBLE LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS ON ACCOUNT OF BEING A NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS McGINTY, President A. W. DUFF, C. M.

ROBESON, E. C. COULTER, Cashier and Trust Officer E. S. CORNISH, Assistant Trust Officer RUTH M.

BARNETT, Assistant Cashier D. E. HARNS, Ass't Caahier M. R. GIBSON, Ass't Cashier J.

K. MORRIS, Manager Savings Department H. G. C. BALDRY D.

L. BUXTON J. T. STURGIS A. W.

FULLERTON J. S. CORNISH Under of the United Government MEMBER FEDERAL SYSTEM which enables ui to be of service in every way in keeping with Sound Banking. TRUST COMPANY POWERS have authority from the Federal Reserve Board at Washington to act as Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Awlgnee, Receiver, or in any other fiduciary capacity. (Legal in, Missouri) Conservative, Yet Liberal and Accommodating Strength, Security, Service SOUND TOTALS Interest Paid on Time and Savings We issye a CertificaU of Deposit for U.

8. Coupon Bonds,.