The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 4

SHOES Never have we had a more complete line of Men, Women and Children. Shoes for Men, Boys, Women, Misses and WE FIT YOU. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Box Supper at Hammer School House Friday night, April 12. Program. Come! Clyde Dillehay of Kansas City spent yesterday afternoon with friends in Neosho, Mrs.

Ilattie Lemaster and Mrs. Frank Williams of Newtonia shopped in Neosho yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. R.

W. Corbctt and little daughter, Elsie Jane, drove to Mon'ett last night to visit friends. Mrs. Grace Wright of North avenue, is recovering from a serious major operation recently undergone at Jane Chinn hospital, We'bb City. Born, Saturday, April Gth, to Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Kenney of Route 1, a son whom they have named Jackie Lcc. Mrs. C. W.

Marquess returned yesterday to her home in Maysville, she having been at the Sale hospital in Neosho for the past week recovering from an operation. Mr. Mrs. Wm. Thurman of Emporia, are in Neosho for a visit with the former's mother, Mrs.

J. K. Thurman and other relatives here. MONETT BARBER COMMITS SVIC1DE Luther Hunt, Monott barber drank two ounces of carbolic aci Tuesday morning at the Brondwa Hotel, Monett. It appears (hat no reason has bee assigned for the act, as Mr.

Hunt ap peared to be in good health and spir its on Tuesday morning, except tha he seemed listless. When asked i he was not well, he replied that was alright. Mem'bcrs of his famili said he had seemed quiet and depress' ed the evening before. He is sur vived by" seven children, the oldes being 16 years of age, and by hi mother, three sisters and two broth era. He is said to have been popula and highly respected, being deacon in the Baptist church.

Funeral ser vices were held this afternoon at thi Baptist church of Monett. Mr. Hun was a brother-in-law of Orie Keeton of Neosho, and Mr. Kcaton is in Mo nett at this time. Operating on the principal that the electrical conductivity of wood ies.with its moisture content, a de vice has been invented to ascertain if lumber has been sufficiently sea soned.

COLLAPSE OF MEXICAN REVOLUTION FORECAST Mexico City, April circles tonight predicted that within two weeks the military revolution would be definitely quashed. They 'based this prophecy on the manner in which the plans of General P. Elias Calles are working out. The- state of Chihuahua was rapidly being abandoned 'by the insurgents today while on the west coast the rebel forces were nearing the of Sonora in their retirement northward. Hence the military problem has been reduced practically to state of Sonora and strong federal armies are drawing in on it from two sides.

The official communique issued at the presidency mentional only one development for today. This the unconditional surrender of the rebel garrison at Juarez. General Juan Andreu Almazan, commanding the army of the north, was busy in Chihuahua City arranging for the resumption of railroad with, the capital. Administration of the state was taken over Luis L. Leon, who was named provisional governor to succeed Marcelo Caraveo, who had espoused the cause.

LECTURE ON MILK R. B. Ambrose, special factory en- igineer of the Frigidaire Corporation, be in Neosho to give a lecture on and Ita Care," Mr. Ambrose was a well known scientist and professor before joining the Frigidaire -Corporation and his experience as a and in the scientific field causes him to be selected to make investigations of the causes of milk and acidity. J3e brings with charts showing causes of acidity in milk.

He will also -have with him charts which show the conditions that will prevent growth of these tiny micro-or- Professor Ambrose feels that this territory is particularly adapted to the Dairy Industry and states that the Frigidaire Corpora- is very much interested in the 'development of Condenseries in the Ozarks. He will also carry charts showing the successful methods of keeping milk that have been developed by his -company. The meeting will bo held in the thigh school auditorium Friday night, April KUh, 1929. MONETT HOST TO MASONS TODAY Monett. April hundred members of York Rite Masonic bodies of southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas are expected here tomorrow to attend the annual spring ceremonial of Zabud Council No.

25, Royal and Select Masters, which will open tomorrow afternoon. Degrees of the order will be conferred on a class of about fifty candidates. The bulk of the class will come from Springfield, with a few candidates being brought from Fort Smith, Rogers and Fayetteville, Ark. Beginning at 2 o'clock, a business, session will be held, following which 1 the exemplification of degrees will start. The royal master degree will charge of F.

A. The select master degree also will 'be conferred in the afternoon by a team headed by Frank of Springfield, past grand master. The super-excellent master degree will be conferred at 8 o'clock at night. A large 'delegation of Springfield Masons will attend, and delegations from other towns will include representatives of Joplin and Jasper county lodges. Aloha Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, of Monett, will serve dinner at 6 o'clock to the visiting Masons.

Among the notables expected to attend are Bert S. Lee, past most puissant master of the general grand council of the United States; Thomas H. Reynolds of St. Louis, grand master of the grand council of Missouri; Lewis Moller of St. Louis, grand lecturer; W.

Ed Johnston of Joplin, grand captain of the guard; Carl A. Swenson, grand conductor of the council; William Y. Bean, James L. Heckenlively and McAtee, past grand masters. Mrs.

M. B. Bridges of 450 East McKinney street, who has suffered for nearly two months with an abscess in her head, is somewhat improved, although still suffering considerable pain. NEOSHO'S ORPHEUM LAST TIMES TONIGHT 7:30 and 9:30 P. M.

DARING! DAZZLING! A barbaric, firec with a grim resolve to wreak vengeance on the man she loved! Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ackerman and daughter, and Paul and Gilbert Jones have returned to Kansas City after a short visit with Mr.

and Mrs. I L. B. Jones of 617 Baxter street, and other relatives in Neosho. Mr.

and Mrs. Ted G. Williams and daughter Phyllis, of Wanda, were Neosho visitors yesterday. and Mrs. Williams now have young chicks of the English White Leghorn variety thriving.

John Eclsell of Houston, Tex-' as, is in Neosho for a visit with her mother, Mrs. M. A. Box. Mrs.

Box and Mrs. Edsell spent the week-end in Kansas City with Mr. Box, who is under medical treatment there, and whose condition is improving. Mrs. Eclsell will be remembered as Miss Nina Box.

Miss Alice Matters will go to Joplin tonight to deliver her ora.tion on "Tithing" before pastors and laymen of the Presbyterian churches of the Carthage presbytery. Miss Matters delivered this oration recently at Sarcoxie, and was the winner of. a contest given by the The orations were to be written on some phase of "Stewardship," and Tithing" was the topic selected by this young orator who is valedictorian of the graduating class of this year Neosho High school. SHOCKING "'How old are you, Mary?" "'Fifteen." "A girl of fifteen should tell her mother everything," "I know it, but mother is so innocent, really I haven't the heart." DINNER GIVEN FOR VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.

O. E. Gary of the Baxter street road entertained at dinner last night, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maull of St.

Louis, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bux- tpn and Mr.

Sam Reynolds, of this city. Flowers- of the season lent their aid in making a charming scene of the Gary home, and were used most attractively on the dinner table. Only 20 per cent of the vast agricultural area of North Manchuria, which nearly equals Texas in size, and has a population of 15,000,000, has been tilled. Butler Wives of Spanish War veterans here have organized a chapter of the Spanish Veterans' Auxiliary. NEW LOW PRICES NEW MANAGEMENT NEW SUPERVISOR MERITS NEW CUSTOMERS Judge W.

N. Vaughn, presiding judge of the Newton county court, spent Tuesday in Monett, in attendance at a meeting of the Ozark Fruit Growers' Association. Federal and state inspection of strawberries was the subject under consideration Tuessday morning, and judge Vaughn took part in the discussion which was also entered into by a number of men from different sections of the association. Joe J. Manlove, con-! gressman of this district, addressed' the afternoon meeting.

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Guthrie's Drug Stores. Work has been started on an emergency landing fiek about two miles northeast of here. Lawson Dr. Edwin Shouse re-ejected mayor of Lawson at the city election held here recently. Eldon Citizens of Eldon have approved a $15,000 bond issue for sewer improvement.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NEWLY DECORATED The Congregational church of this city has undergone a course oP redecoration, re-roofing, and being generally put in order for the season, and has just been completed. The congregation expects to hold the first period of worship since the completion of the work, next Sunday. During the time the work has been in progress the Neosho Ad Club rooms have been used for Sunday services by this congregation. The colors used in the work at this church are highly attractive, and the church is very pretty GAS STOVES to fit your pocket-book. Don't fail to see our Stoves before you buy.

Will exchange. WADE FURNITURE CO. Newtown Lawn Grass A FINE TIME TO SOW BLUE GRASS AND WHITE CLOVER. Phil Ratlif WE DELIVER PHONE 335 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of J. L.

Stinson. deceased, that J. M. Stinson, Administrator, of said estate, intend to make a final settlement thereof nt the next term o'f probate court of Newton county, State of Missouri, to be begun and held at Neosho, on the 13th day of May, 1929. M.

Stinson, (First published in Neosho Daily Democrnt, April 5, .1920.) See this Bargain With each two cans of Dromedary Moist Cocoanut at 38c We will give you an FREE one 20c can Moist Cocoanut. Turner-Mace South Side Square 146 PHONES 145 Watch our AD for specials SERVICE Offering a superior funeral service at a nominal cost RIGHAM'S In Neosho since 1890 A I REVENGE IDWIN CARIWI Drama that will send the blood racin. through your veins. See it! Thrill ing! Enthralling! Lupino Lane's comedy "SUMMER SAPS' Shadows in th South Seas." NEOSHO'S ORPHEUM Best KIUUSUH Milled 124 Ib. bag 75c-, 48 Ibs, Fine Granulated 100 lb.s.

$5.23, ID Ibs. FLOUR BREAD. NutleyOleo Two JELL-6 $1.49 1.00 Grandmother's 13 oz. loaf Freshly Baked 4c, two iJO oz. or Royal Fruit Gelatine, 4 pkgs.

CHEESE Macaroni Wisconsin Full Cream American Beauty pkgs. 22c MILK 1'et and White House lull cans SOAP I'. Ben llur Crystal White, 10 bar.s THE GREAT A. NORTHWEST CORNER SQUARE TEA COMP'Y Harrisonville The Kiwanis Club of Harrisonville is conducting a city slogan contest. Want Ads TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Boaujiful Building lot For Good location, South Washington.

John W. Robison, McGinty's Store. 69-tf. cameo-cut lava Grecian head brooch. Reward.

Clara Sherwood. FOR range. H. I. Stewart.

320 Patterson street. Phone 678. FOR Chevrolet touring car. Good tires, good running condition. Cheap for cash.

Phone 367VV. FOU apartment and rooms. Morse, 518 North College. Phone 407W. 09-tf.

FOR grade cow, half Jersey, half Guernsey, tests high, heavy producer. W. H. Mullens, Seneca, Mo. Phone G5)-cf.

FOR acres, to be trucked on shares. See Joe Roark. Phono 456. litf-tf. 5 room house, with 'basement and garage, on good lot.

Priced low for this week. Box 365, Neosho. Quick Meal GAS Ranges $21 to $125 Latest and Best on the market Large Assortment Call and Inspect Them Newton County Hdw.Co, DISTRIBUTORS Get Your Eagle Discount 8-Tube Crosley, all electric ShowChest Console Model, with Dynacone Speaker, only $130.00. 7-tube Crosley all electric GemChest console model, with Dynacone Speaker, only $112.00. ALL COMPLETE IN YOUR OWN HOME H.

B. SIMONS ELECTRICAL CO. 217 S. Wood St. Crosley Radio Sale, and Service Call 231 NEOSHO SAVINGS BANK NEOSHO, MISSOURI CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $80,000.00 Organized in 1885 and have been doing business in Neosho and surrounding country continuously for over 43 years.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS A. L. McConnell, President H. S. Ely, Vice-President M.

J. Kelly, President of Board L. P. Kelly, Cashier 0. V.

Wager, Asst. Cashier Miss Nora Smith, Asst. Cashier A Kenneth Kelly, Asst. Cashier A. G.

Rathff W. N. Vaughn Joe R. Pritchwd We believe that an institution that has been doing business for nearly half of a century is a good recommendation, and on grounds we solicit your business. Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits.

Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent SC838638 FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEOSHO, MISSOURI Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 DOUBLE LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS ON ACCOUNT OF BEING A NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS A. C. McGINTY, President A. W. DUFF, Vice-Pres.

C. M. ROBESON, Vice-Pret, E. COULTER, Cashier and Trust Officer E. S.

CORNISH, Assistant Trust Officer RUTH BARNETT, Assistant Cashier D. E. HARNS, Ass't Cashier M. R. GIBSON, Ass't Cashier J.

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

BUXTON J. T. STURGIS A. W. FULLERTON S.

CORNISH Under Supervision of the United States Government MEMBER FEDERAL SYSTEM which enables us to be of service in every way in keeping witk Sound Banking, TRUST COMPANY POWERS 'We have authority from the Federal Reserve Board at Washington to act as Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Assignee, 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 Deposits. We issue a Certificate of Deposit for U. 3. Coupon Bonds..