The Neosho Times from Neosho, Missouri • Page 8

rr T. EIGHT THE NEQSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 VAN nURKN. (By Brownlee) Theoil erf Oklahoma vis- last Wednesday and Thursday -with his brother, Hogue Jarvis. Miss Hazel Sapp returned Sunday from where- she, the week-end with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Himmer and family returned Friday from richer. they had been visiting relatives. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

oA.rthur Reynolds March 27. Mlsa Httnson who wns opor- on we.ek before last returned home Saturday and is getting along Mrs. Monroe Pipkin, who had been in the hospital at Joplln for some time, died Saturday and was buried Monday. The Reverend Mr. Welch of Sar- preached Saturday night, Sunday morning and evening at the 1 church.

Mrs. Ben Rimnier, Mrs. Walter Klmmer and their daughter, Miss Alta, and Miss Esther Rimmer, motored to Plneville Sunday. Pat Ellsworth left Monday for 'Hockerville, wliere he will seek employment. R1TCHKY.

(By Miss Eliza Largen) "Mrs. Esther Coburn of Joplin was the guest of. her sister, Mrs. Verna 'jBarbee, a few days last week. The Reverend Mr.

Tichenor and. 'family -of Wheaton were Sunday o'f "Mr. and Mrs. B. H.

Horsey. i Mr. Tichenor preached at 11 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Galloway and Noble, spent Sunday with relatives at Monarch. B. Y. P.

U. social at Mr. and Albert Sweeney's was well attended. The evening was spent in April fool stunjs, guessing games, music and April fool refreshments. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Brown and four rot their children have been suffering vwith the flu. Three of the children are mow able to be up and the others are Improving. Germain Berry and his step-sister, IMlss Pauline Sikes of Joplln, spent Ptho -week-end with their grandmother, 3Jrs. Lucinda York, of this place.

FWends and relatives gathered Sun- flay noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong. The occasion was a birthday surprise for Mrs. Armstrong.

Mrs. N. Barbee "and Mrs. Esther 'Coburn visited Mrs. Gulick in Jttonett Thursday.

Mrs. Amelia Sanders, who has been spending- the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Douthitt of Edmond, will return to her home here the first of April. Funeral services for Mrs. Lula Myrtle Pipkins, 39 years old, who died Sunday morning at St.

John's Hospital, after an illness of three "weeks were held Monday afternoon at Pierce City. Burial was in the Berwick cmeetery. Mrs. Pipkins is sur- wlved by her husband, Monroe Pippins, and a brother, John Hutchison. She was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church.

FIVE POINT. '(By Pupils of the School) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burr have imoved on their new place that they "bought recently. Mr.

Grady and son, who are working in Plcher, visited their home over Sunday. Mrs. Floyd and daughter wont to Pierce City to see her brother, who was very ill. The pupils ore now preparing for iheir examinations. DIAMOND.

(By Miss Nora Crocker) S. B. Keagy- has been sick for the past week. Evelyn Sutler, who has been out of school three weeks with the flu. was able, to return this week.

Edgar Crocker, who has been working In Kansas the past winter, arrived home Tuesday Of last week. Miss Bertha Anderson of Joplin visited at Alf Farney's Sunday. Col. Dick Jeffries was in Diamond last Saturday. He will auction the snle on sales day, Saturday, April 4.

Mrs. A. J. Randall, who has been with her mother the last week left Monday afternoon for her home in City. Mr.

and Mrs. Charley Morris of Noel drove up to his brother's, E. W. Morris, north of town Saturday ever ning-. Sunday they attended services at the Christian church and then both families took dinner with their sister, Mrs, George Powell, east of town.

The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will hold another food sale next Saturday. The food will be ready at 11 o'clock, so those wanting a pie or cake for dinner will be supplied. Mrs. Florence Cooper visited her daughter in Joplin, Saturday and Sunday. George Unsicum, who has been sick with an abscess on the lung, is improving.

He has been taking violet ray treatments. C. Bickford has sold his home at 1701 Kentucky avenue in Joplin to E. L. Jeffries.

C. B. Jeans has sold his home at 2020 Pennsylvania avenue, in Joplin to Mr. Bickfard. The consideration was $2,000.

E. J. Caplinger sold his ten-acre fruit farm to George Young of Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Caplinger expects to go west soon.

W. H. Brookshire of Cardin, visited his brother, J. D. Brookshire, Sunday.

Miss Oma Freeman of "Carthage was a week-end guest of Miss Inez Keagy. J. W. Parnell of Gainsville, Texas, who was called here by the of his brother, B. E.

Parnell, left Tuesday for his home. DESSA AND ROUTE 4. (By Mrs. Alox Bland) Roy CraBlree's baby has the fever. Mr.

and Mrs. Boyd Crossley of'Sen- eca visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carl. The baseball boys will play again this season.

The Belfast team played Dessa Sunday and was defeated. I Mrs. Pauline Trunx taught school last week as substitute for Miss Em) ma Davidson while she attended the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Davidson, who died at her homo at Rocky Comfort. Mrs.

Davidson was Gfl years old. East of Fuller's Cafe, 108 West Spring street, Neosho. George W. Yadon, former sheriff, 1 has returned home from his winter's trip to Alabama and Florida, He is much improved in health. Dr.

who recently bought a farm on the Granby road and moved there has contracted with N. Walker and J. A. Eastrldge for grape cuttings to plant 12 acres. Parties who took pump from well on Stussy farm, return or leave $8.00 at Neosho Savings Bank.

J. W. I Smith. 1 Miss Nina Box, who attends the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Box. O. H.

Smith of Springfield proposes to erect and operate cheese factory at Cassville if the citizens there will donate a'site for the build- ing. They have raised $1200 to donate, to Mr. Smith'to buy a site. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll This Week Specials! 10 Ibs. Sugar 75c Swift's Picnic Hams.

Ib 25c 24 Ibs. Kansas Hard Wheat Flour $1.10 Dry Salt Bacon Squares, Ib 20c Sun Dried Peaches, Ib 15c Sun Dried Apples, Ib 20c 4 Ibs. Good Apples 25c Fresh Ginger Snaps, Ib 15o 2 Ibs. Best Compound Lard S5c Best Oleo, Ib 25c 2 Cans No. 2 Tomatoes 25c Large Can Pears 30c 2 Cans Sliced Pineapple Best Peaberry Coffee, Ib 4Bc 100 Ibs.

Cane Sugar $7.00 Carlock's Grocery 122 West Spring St. Phone 542 BURCH. (By Miss Marie Slaughter) Mr. and Mrs. Marel Marble announce the birth of a son Sunday.

He has been named Marel Junior. The Sunday school elected officers Sunday. Floyd Winchester was made superintendent. Wess Slaughter has put in four acres of strawberries. John Murray put in three acres.

Mrs. Crow was called to Pittsburgh by the 7 death of her grandson, Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Norrls motored here from Pittsburg, Saturday to attend a dance that evening at the home of Alfred Slaughter. They were accompanied home by a cousin, Miss Marie Slaughter. JUNE. (By V. E.

Gordon) Willie Showalter came from Kansas City Sunday for a two days' visit with home folks. Mrs. L. E. Gordon and Mrs.

V. A. Gordon were Neosho visitors Monday. The Harnes Chapel Missionary Society will meet with Miss Nellie Brown, Thursday. Chauncey Brown came Sunday from Kansas City, -where he has been working, for a two days' visit his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Brown. W. B. Veerkamp of Tulsa spent the week-end here.

His wife and daughter accompanied him back to Tulsa. NEW SPRING PATTERNS SHIRTS WITH COLLARS ATTACHED $1.50 i -New dark patterns -New solid colors -Each shirt is an attractive value at each $1.50 A Certain Sign of Spring Just as sure as the chirping of the first robin is a harbinger of Spring so is that busy delivery service of ours among the best families in town. We have so established the character of our cleaning, dyeing and repairing work among our past patrons that season after season we are called, in by the calendar to refresh, renovate and renew their last-season's apparel anil fTirrashlngs. The best, most thorough and most intelligent service is what makes ours the most economical. DeLuxe Tailors South Side Square Phone 175 JJ GUTHRIE'S DRUG STORES GUTHBEE'S DKUG STORE EAST SIDE SQUARE BUSY CORNER DRUG STORE NORTHWEST CORNER We are closing out our stock of Heath Milligan, Chinamel and Jap- alac varnish stains, enamels, automob He, buggy, wagon and screen paints, i and to do BO wo are offering these igh grade paints at prices less than the cheap grades of paints.can be so Id for.

If you have any article around your home or varnish, this Is your best opportunity to get the best paints for the lowest list below a few of the many paints offered, showing you their veal price and tho price at which we are now offering them: Heath Milligan House Paints Regular price, Sale price. $4.00 gallon $8.00 $2.10 half gallons $1.60 $1.10 quarts ,85 Heath Milligan and Chinamel Varnish Stains Oak, Mahogany, Walnut, etc. UOc size for GOc alze for 90c alze for Enamel in Beautiful Shades pint, aize, for ZQa pint, 60o size, rP.lnt, $1,00 Blzo. for $1.76 size, tor Prairie Paint $2,00 gallon JoY Jl.fi 6 Screen Paint 25c size for i5 45c size for 260 75c size for $1.25 size for Linoleum Finish. Pints, OOc size for Half pint, BOc size for Furniture Varnlsu.

Quarts, $1.00 size tor 0 Pints, 9O'o size for Half pints, 60c size for, 250 One-fourth pints, 30o size Putnam Gold and Silver Paints 26c size for Qliddcn Born Pcilnta $1.76 gallop for GUTHRIE'S DRUG STORES' GREAT CONSOLIDATION BARGAIN SALE To make worn for uniting our two stacks of Drugs, Patent Medicines and our large variety of Dru ff Sundries and Stationery, we ai-o going' to give our customers tin opportunity of buying many of their favorite medicines and useful articles prices In most instances below the wholesale prices. Some of these we have in quantities of oiio of a kind ami of others two. three of more. PATENT MEDICINES Excellent for coughs and bronchial troubles and used for years with best results. Allen's Lung Balsm, 30c size for ig BaHard's'Horehound ru P' 5 size 34c Baliard's Horehound Syrup.

2 Be size for Bull's Cough Syrup, 60c size for Bull's. Cpugh Syrup, 30c size for Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup, 50c size es £SE at Couerh Syrup, 2 6c size Churchill's Croup Remedy, 60e size One Minute Cough Syrup, 26c size Germine, $2.00 stae for Hamlin's Cough Balsm. 60c size for fl jj Hall's Cough Balsm. GOc size for Wh te pine and Tar Cough Remedy. 50c a Cough- Remedy, 25c size for 5 a JV? 8 aby Cou Medicine, 30c size Hoff's Prescription, $1.25 size for Kemp's Balsm, size for Essence Mentho Laxene, OOc Slocum's Collfoot Expectorant.

$1.00 STOMACH AND LIVER MEDICINES YOU HAVE USED MANY A r.t,« IM AX 5 HE ABE -AS GOOD TODAY AS KVEIl Churchill's Liver Tonic, BOc size Foley's Orino, BOc size for Glycozone. $1.25 size for Rex Dypepsla Tablets. 50c size for Munyon's Pawpaw Juice, $1.00 size for fnn yrwilone, Tablet Form. $1.25 size for Shaker's Digestive Cordial. 30c size for Shaker's Digestive Cordial, 60c size for Velvo or Laxative Syrup, 60c size for Laxative Tablets, 25c size for KNOWN BLOOD AND REMEDIES laxative Bitters.

60c shze for 40o Cooper's New Discovery for Stomach and Liver, 09c DeLacy Cinchona and Iron, a great tonic, $1.00 size for. 60c Wood's Sarsaparllla, fine spring tonic, $1.00 size for 60c Detchon's Rheumatic Remedy, $1.00 size for Detchon's Rheumatic Remedy. 7Bc size for 490 Slocum's Psychine, a great tonic, $3.00 size Ji.se Heptol, an old-time Gallstone and Liver Remedy. 35c'stze for 15o LIXIMEBTTS AND NERVE REMEDIES Cooper's Quick Great Pain Medicine, 60c size for SOc Golden Liniment for-Lumbago and Stiff Joints, 50c size for 32c Golden Liniment for Lumbago and Stiff Joints, 25c size IOo NERVE TONICS, DYSPEPSIA AND KIDNEY REMEDIES Kline's Nerve Restorer, $1.25 size for 70c Smith's Nerve Restorer, $1.00 size for 69o Green's Nervura, $1.60 size for SOc Penslar's Buchu and Palmetto Compound, $1.00 size for 49o Penslar's Dyspepsia Remedy, $1.00 size for 40c Penslar's Apetlzmg Tonic, $1.00 size for 49c Penslar's Nux and Iron Tablets, $1.00 size for 49c excellent Iron Tonic and Bitters. $1.00 size for 49o MISCELLANEOUS REMEDIES All tried out and excellent remedies of their kind.

tasteless quinine syrup. SOc size for 19c Borolyptol, -30c size for Vinol, $1.10 size for Vapor Salve for Croup, colds, BOc size for 25c Nash Croup and Pneumonia Salve, 60c size for 25c Nash Croup and Pneumonia Salve, SOc size for 16c A. D. S. Kidney Pills.

SOc size for 25c Tablets, 36e size for Digestlt Tablets, fine for Indigestion, 50 tablets in bottle, 60c -f size for 28c Laxo Koto Tablets, BOc size for 28o ELBA HQME for many different diseases and a separate remedy for each di.sease. Many good remedies. $1.00 size 35c; SOc remedies ftpr 20c and 25c remedies for lOc bottle. TOILET ARTICLES Colgate's 35c Talcum Powder for 18c Colgate's All Round Soap, lOc-size, 4 for 25o Castolay Pure Castile Soap, lOc size, 4 for £89 Colgate's Turkish Bath Soap, lOc size for So Nyal Palm Soap, lOc size, 4 for 25c i Royal Palm Soap. lOc size, 4 for 25o Soul Kiss Face Powder, BOc size for 32c Nylotis Face Powder, 5Qc size for 32c Nylotis Face Powder, 2Be size for lie Woodbury's Face Powder, 2Bc size for 17c Woodbury's Face Powder, 50c size for 82c Tetlow's Face Powder, 2Be size for ISc Day Dream Face Powder, BOc size for 23o Garden Court Face Powder, BOc size 1 for ....1 23c Violet Toilet Cream for chapped hands, 25c slbe for lflc Foley's Toilet Cream, 25c size for lOc Nylotis Liquid Shampoo, 25c stee for IOo Nylotls Almond Cream, 25c size for lOc Crejam.

25c size for lOc Nylotis Beauty Balm, 60c size for 37c Ray Rum, 35c size for I9o Bay Rum, Glycerine and Rose Water, 3 Be size for 19o Glycerine and Rose Water, 26c size for 17o Full stock of Elastic and Spring Trusses and fitted to your Individual case. Prices reasonable. Veterinary Remedies, Stock Powders, Poultry Medicines Goudy's Magic Liniment for barbed wire cats, $1.00 size for. 60o Lee's Healing Oil for harness and saddle galjs, -pints, BOc 25c Kay's Kentucky Wonder Horse Liniment, 25c 12c Robert's Calf Scours Remedy. $1.00 size for 09o Robert's Heave Powder, BOc size for Sic Robert's Horse Tonic, $1,00 for 59c Cow Tonic, $1.00 size for 59o Robert's Fever-Paste, $1.00 slzo for 40o Robert's Cow Cleaner, $1.00 size for 40o Robert's Germ Killer, 5Oc size for 23o Robert's Lucky Fur Blister, BOc size for Robert's Physic Ball.

BOc size for 18c Robert's Stock Tonic, $1:00 size for 43c B. D. Stock Tonic, $1.00 size for 08o B. D. Stock Tonic, BOc size for 32o B.

D. Stock Tonic, 2 Be size for i 1 17c International Poultry Tonic, $1.20 size for 05c International Poultry Tonic, 60c size for 35o International Poultry Tonjc, SOc size for ISo International White Diarrhoea Remedy, 60c size for 35o International Chicken Cholera Remedy, aOo size for 18o Cholerine White Diarrhoea Remedy, 66c size for 35c Full Pound Cans of Pure Wool Fat, $1.00 size for 50o RAT POISONS AND INSECT POWDERS No-Mo-Rat Cake, 66c size for 350 No-Mo-Rat Coke, 35c size for 20o Nyal Roach Powder, 2 Be size for ifio Red Devil Roach Powder, 60o size for 29o Red Devil Roach Powder, 2Bp size for 16c Scarless Insect Powder, large size for 25o Lee's Insect Powder; large size for 25o Arnold's Writing Fluid, pints, 7Bo size for 45o Stafford's Writing Fluid, quarts, $1.25 size for 89o Sanford's Black Ink, lOc size for 5o Stafford's Black Ink, IQc size for 5c Waterman's Fountain Pen Ink, IBo size for IOo Blue Jay special size'school tablets, Bo size, dozen Whopper schol tablets, 5o size, dozen fifio Regular Ink Letter Tablets, regular 6p aize, 3 for IQo Regular Be packages of Envelopes, .3 fgr SHOE POLISHES Whlttemore's Gilt Edge, polish, 26o size for Satinola Shoe Polish, iScssijse, Two-in-One Shoe -Roller Cotton Bandages, 10 and 25e for ..,.,...6 and 10.6 Medicated Gauze Bandages in capsules, 25c size for lOc 2-qt, Fountain $2,60 sellers for $1,48 Hot Water $2.50 sellers for 2-qt. Hot Water Bottles, $1.00 sellers for 09o 26q Epsom Salts for vr I8o 260 size Sulphur for J8o 35e size Castor Oil for atfio 2Be size Turpentine for jsc And many 1 other articles at qoat and leas. These on Bale articles vtiil all have "a blue-ribbon attached t'o them and the regular the sale price clearly marked on each, article, GREAT STOCK-REDUCING SALE, BEGINS SATURDAY, APRIL 4 AND yVOjh ITOIJIKS All Bales will be' cask no-'ai-Wole bought at these prices will be exchanged nop taken Theae bargains are all-at a saving to yrfu. 7.