Cassville Republican from Cassville, Missouri • 6

CASSVILLK UKI'niLICAN" Till IMV. I I a Ul. Ill MMIth THIS and THAT Uaiiie It. I vj NEW CHECKING ACCOUNTS Moit Irnhki wrlmnie ww tliiiklng iti At leiwt. we know that our hank ttlnd 'r iliciklii romilK riMiMllute no of the ntot liiiirtiuit IliinmUl wrvlie we render li the or hW mtiuiiunll).

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In III- nil I lie I Ii ll.IV nt I'. Ill 11.11 I i by the 'ii ii i i D.iiiy fount), Missouri. All pi rsmis b.ivini,' il.iiuis said J.ntate are i 1 1 I in vlnlii' lllelll nr allntt.iun. til the Lmcii. irlv within ji ih- iifiei date of Said ellei.

nr lli. may be pr.iii,. from utiy li.ii.lll nf such It f'li'll rl. nuts he Hut 1 1 1 1 1 1 within one year fi.itu the date nT the grunting of l.liets, will be barred. Attest; 1, Meador.

Jlldg" of Probate ALMA I'UISDIK. BANKING BY MAIL "ii ('t -o Vou ran mid, at any time, rheck or money order fur Ii'hmI( In jmir account. Kulriin will lie nunl tn your account the name a If you cjuiik In rm and will mull ym a receipt fir your ilt'iMwit. CI ICllliXCY SHOll.ll ALWAYS UK SKXT HY MAIL. We prefer tin' H-niml contact with our ruMoiniT, but If you ran-not romp, use the good wrvlce of the I'lWtt Office.

BARRY COUNTY BANK I TMt ANT I 4 fir ij'ain hills tr Raaoy For EMERGENCIES Miny an outing is poi I by annoying. aKgicvjting iiiTu a miKgestum. Kvrrv kiriTf pack.ir;e vt Dr. MILfcS AN'TI PAIN PILLS contains a pocket sue case that holds six pills. Carry this, and Jcavo the large package in your medicine cabinet.

DM. MILES ANTI-PAIN PILLS arc recommended fur pain relief in Headache. Neurnlria, Mus-cubr and Periodic Pains. They taste good, act quickly, do not upset the stomach. Your druggist tells them.

Pcipibr package 25 for 25c. Economy paekam 125 for 51.00. CARD OF THANKS We are sincerely thankful to nil of our friends and neighbors who in any way assisted us at the death of our father. We, especially thank the minister, Rev. C.

F. Siler. the W. D. Koon undertakers, the singers and those who prepared the grave.

Mr. and' Mrs. Hardin Cooper and family; M. and Mrs. Ralph Clark and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Clark. Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Clark, Mr. and Mrs. I'bei Clark and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Kahre. It Is Dangerous vi'iwti It is dangerous to sell a f- Htm CASSVILLE, MO. four cents more. Customers wxm1. wwn Ilours 01 vnne hest l.e on.l anl 5 0 Clock p.

111. Of is. la.is, oeiween me M.j. tit tt 111 lll.lkl- Ilia I lii-re Wc luiv m-in( mi stint iti. l.iU.

utiiiiuip ft I'uiily Mtn Lull, mi Bi Alma I.MIillil nn Splllufli li Tin 1 tbay aiil I'r Murphy i.f II. II Miillill W. miam. si III I Caomllli' TiK-niliiy. Cliiiii, Willi Hill (." in kmit.ii City lin fie ni nf tievt In m-m a juror in i-ilirut rmirt.

I'ru-ik Gray uin family tmr moved lii the I K. Iluirlu-in f.irui wi-H of Caiwville on llliihway tt. M. CliHuiiun of AiidiTHiin. a roitnervnllon tllHirut BKi-iit, wui lietn Monday on otrirnil bunlm-n.

See before Imydiif that Coiiko-Hum rug. Furiiliure 'KxchiuiKe, If. I'unly, Mij. Mr. ami "Mr.

Key Drowning of Fayi'ttevlllu tlnlied hern Sunday with Mm. Drowning' ari-nln. Mr. and Jill, Cluud llenm-e. Fred Marhut has taken out the niiiniiKi'ini-nl of the Broadway Hotel Imrlu uliop which he IioukIiI noun-time uko.

Monett Timet. Cliff Burton Cwavlllo merchant. It taking treatments thin week lit the Harry County Hospital, lie hail been nulferlng for a lone while of ar-Ihrlllx. Mint Arvilla Paul of Dei Mninea. came thin week to attend I lie I funeral of her grand-father.

amen I Doty. Mns Paul attended the Cass- i villi- JIIkIi school last year. i Harry Owens, who disposed of his dairy business west of Cassville two years ak'o and has been operating a cafe at Exeter, is moving to Aurora 'where he will engage In the cafe I business, Martha Sue Smilh spent last 1 week-end with Kathleen Carney, Isaac Jefferson and Charles Coghill were also dinner guests at the Carney home Sunday, in the Spark community. Mrs. Densil Williams who under-! went an operation a few days ago at the Ilarry County Hospital, is reported to be doing nicely, and their little babe who had pneumonia Is recovering.

Chas. W. Leaver who lives in Fayetteville, fell on a Hck sidewalk and broke a bone In his left wrist. Mr. Beaver is well known here where he formerly lived and was in business.

Spurgeon Carter of the Eagle Rock community, left today. Thursday, for Pine Ridge, Ore. The REPUBLICAN will keep him informed of what is going on in the old home county during his absence. J. T.

Hodge, Supt. of the Exeter Schools, Gotlleb Barlow, Supt. of the Washburn Schools, Mr. Bohannou, Supt. at Sellgman, and Mrs.

Prier, Supt. of the Ilutterfield schools, were In Columbia Feb. 10 and 11 attending a meeting of school superintendents. A little Snodgrass child, north ol Exeter, was under quarantine last week as Dr. Newman was called to see the sick child, pronounced the trouble Scarlet fever.

He also asked that the grades of the Exeter school be closed for a few days as a precautionary measure. No other case developed and the schools at Exeter are in session again this week. JAMES ItltOWV 'skHc" ot he of James rnu i mien red lust unnL- III. last week's RE- 1 PIHI.ICAN. Brown had lived for a number of years in the Horner community.

auies Brown, was born March 2 9 1S67. For the past 38 years he had lived in Barry county. For 13 years his home had been in the Horner communitv southeast of Cassville. He was twice married. His first wife passed away in January 1927.

In October 1928 ho was united in mr.rriage to Hickox. Surviving are his wife, one brother. T. F. Brown; one sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Calvey. both of Springfield; also three nieces and a nephew. Funeral services werp lielil at Hie Christian church in Cassville Friday I afternoon, Feb. 18th. Rev.

Chas. Vanzandt of Exeter conducted the services. Burial was in the Oak Hill cemetery at Cassville, the Horine-Culver undertakers in charge. In his passing the community in which he lived and Barry county-lost a good, highly esteemed citizen. The new $25,000 High school auditorium at Berryville was dedicated yesterday, Wednesday.

DON'T SLEEP WHEN GAS PRESSES HEART If you can't eat or sleep because gas bloats you up try Adlerlka. One dose usually relieves stomach gas pressing on heart. Adlerika cleans out BOTH upper and lower bowels. W'OOTEX'S DRUG STORE TRY A WANT AD If you have something to sell, try a want ad in the REPUBLICAN. If you want to buy something, a want ad in the REPUBLICAN is a good way to find what you want.

The price is only 1 cent per word for the first insertion; and one-half cent per word for each additional insertions. Copy for ads should reach the office not later than Wednesday of the week the ads are to appear. THE REPUBLICAN Yuii-rtin hit fin' ti i i I I i i I I I i I I i Mr. and Mi. Tlmriii.ni i ii ttele In Muli'tl TlU'nl-iv.

I ii lit Tavlnr i miMiu in villr, Kin-la elm li-i -tl in nt in lh nfriro nt the County A hi Tln ruiiillili'it of i.t.iiiilin.i i In. iiiMi, hu Id III. I in 1 1 1 it I tin- kelinei i.f n.i. pent Sunday lili bin father, l' Keniiiily unit oilier r-1 i Mr. and Mr I'at Dinw i I lie.

upent liurnil.i) Hi. Carney home, llownnl I.ow'i-ry i.t I'mi l.el. f. f.l, w. A en- worth, feretiil n.lleil nh hi neither.

Mm. Viuiu l.imery iiml br. lu lu. Wayne and (Hi n. Mm, Ruby Moore nf Cassville spent last week end wlih n-r sinter.

j.Mm. Norman Truhllte and family. Junior Hemphill at the holm of his grandmother, Mrs. liiu Hemphill of near McDowell Week. Nadlne Taylor spent the day wlih Kathleen Carney Weilnesilay.

lliTitusn of the water the Cassville high school bun wan unable to cross the "Antlnue Bridge'" at the Truhltte-Siever stores, from Tuesday of last week until Wvdnes-, day of this week. Imogen Ennes, DeltiH Jut Van-j landt. Martha Sue Stnlih, John Hidden, Ike Jefferson of Cassville, were guests of Kathleen Carney Saturday evening Dev. Fred McPhall of Willow Springs will conduct services at the church here Thurs.la and Friday night of this week. Mr.

and Mrs Diehard Cuiiiinons and children lately visited Ernest Haddock and family at Verona. CARD OV THWKS We extend our sincere thanks to fall who so kindly assisted at the death of our dear grand father, brother, and uncle. Our grateful thanks are especially extended to Revs. Leslie and lSur-i rls, to the Horlne-Cuher undertak- era. to the quartet which sang at the services, and to those who prepared the grave.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cole. Mrs. Jessie Jones and family, I.

Meador, nephews and nieces IX APPREfl TIO We are deeply grateful for the kindness and help of our good friends and neighbors during the illness and at the death of our husband, father and grand-father. We especially desire to extend out-sincere thanks to Rev. Burris, Rev. Ennes, the Horlne-Culver undertakers, those who sent the lovely flowers, and others who assisted in any way. We acknowledge our gratitude to Pythagoras Lodge No.

3S3, A. F. Ai M. which gavy the masonic burial service at the grave. Mrs.

M. L. Ingram, Dr. J. S.

Ingram and family Dr. R. B. Ingram and family PRAIRIE HAY Good grade. $7.50 per ton.

Best, jj.oo: Oat straw 1 i-i 20c per bale, de livered. Write R. A. Stinson 34-37 pd. Wentworth.

Mo. Newlv weds, let us figure with you on that Furniture setup. if. Furniture Exchange, Purdy For Sale: work mare, 200 pounds; cow. It.

Coming 7 year old unblemished; weigh good fresh Jersey Gentry's Store, Ilutterfield, Mo. See us for new and second hand merchandise. The Farmer Exchange, Purdy, Mo. It. Modern apartment for rent.

See tf. Thomas Abstract Co. Wanted: A boy between 12 and 15 years of age to work on farm, Must be good milker. Some wages paid. For information call at RE- PUBLICAN office.

It. For Sale: Small Piano. Can he seen in Cassville. Only $fi8 left, Continue payments. Write Critehett Piano Des Moines, la.

37-3Spd. FoY Sale: 13 Jacks; 4 Jennets; 13 Mules; and 12 mares. II. Lee, Crane. It.

Stevens, Crane 37-39pd. Phone 124, or 28. For Sale: Good, clean orchard grass seed, at $1.25 per bushel. 1 '4 mile west, and 1 mile south of Purdy. A.

O. Williams, 37-39pd. Chas. Kirk in charge. For Sale: 1 good 3-year old, horse; weigh about 1250 now for $85; also a coal brooder.

1,400 chick size; used one year! and two slightly used 10-gallon milk cans, ltpd. Bert Hall, in Exeter For Sale: A good Poland boar; weigh about 225 Priced at $15.00. C. R. Holman.

ltpd. Eagle Rock, Mo. For Rent: A small house and garden; located 2 miles of Cassville. 38-37pd P. O.

Box 197, Cassville For Sale: A nice, well located building lot. Lottie Hamiton, 36-37pd Cassville Wanted: Custom hatching 1 1-2 cent per egg. Write for particulars, and for prices of baby chicks. Butterfield Hatchery, 34-41 Butterfield, Mo. For Sale: Good baled oat straw; 16 cents per bale at barn.

34-37pd. H. H. Hull, Wentworth I or the i4i three or f.nir ll.lM I lnTe has Im i ii li UH'I SIloW Oil I he I ll.e mercury has re. Ilialtli'tl S'lllieW here between 1 I) and NeVerllll less, some III the fashion leading girls of this coin-Iniiiiliy have been seen riot in the usual SI'KIMi sniff.

iJ.i)lie I in cray. but I in lint the only one. Ibliik that Ibis winter back set Is the fault of these dltzy da.mes, may I s.iyT I think thul old man wittier was about to retire tilt nel season until he taw these young ladles prancing around as If they thought It were spring, "So they think that 1 in through, do they? I II show them I'm not washed up he thought. So be sent us this little reminder. 1.

for one, have been reminded enough, The pity of tt though. Is thai wc all must share In that deserved by only those few gulls. Such Is life (I II see tf I can't make a few changes In It. I Pumping water out of Cellars has; been most popular pant -t me for the last day or so. It seems.

i "Yes, I came face to face with a I lion once. I was nlnne and weapon-1 less. I tried looking straight Into; his eyes, but he began to growl. I thought for a while about reaching; in and pulling htm wrong side he only sharpened his teeth at me. He came creeping up closer to me.

I bud to think fast. How did I get away? I Just left him and passed on to the next cage." I A college boy wrote to his father: "Dear father. I am broke and have i no friends. What shall I The father reply was "Make friends at once," If one-half of the time we spend I thinking about how much trouble v.e have was spent in getting out ol some of It, we would all benefit. She married the broom salesman because he swept her off her feel.

Since the advent of the Social Se-i curity even the ladies don't mind telling their ages. It has been said that most family trees have suffered a crop failure. Sam Spake would not be passed. He bragged of his car's endurance. He passed eight cars with backward glance; His wife has his insurance.

In some ways it isn't so grand to be famous. All the famous people have their private lives picked to pieces like feathers on a chicken. The public usually knows more about their private lives than they do themselves. I doubt if I will ever have that to worry about. I paid a hundred dollars for that) dog.

He's part collie and part bull. I Which part is bull? That part about the hundred dol lars. I Perhaps they want to put something else in the paper too. so I must bid you toodle doo. Is that the correct word? SCHOOL NOTES iBy Burnham Meador i The Cassville High School Wildcats went to Wheaton Friday night to find the reason why lieatoii a perfect conference record, and before they got back they had lost two ball games.

Both games were very close until the last quarter when the Wheaton Bulldogs started a scoring spree that put both games on ice for them. The score of the "Ii" game was 2 2 to 1 in favor of Wheaton. The game was a thriller from start to finish. Neither team cou'd get a lead of over 4 points and the lead changed hands several times. 1 At the end of the third quarter the score was tied 13 to 13.

The Bull-. dogs then started a rally that couldn't be stopped and they went 'on to win 20 to 15. Charles Salvvr i was high point mail for Cassville with points. 1 These games ended the Barry County Conference. Wheaton won 1 both the and divisions with Cassville taking second in both divi-I sions.

The Wildcats go to Eureka Springs, Friday night for a re-! turn game with the Eureka Springs quintets. Eureka defeated Cassville team a few weeks ago and the I boys are going hack to get revenge for that defeat. The Cassville High School Invitation Basketball Tournament will be held the second week in March in the new gymnasium. Invitations have been sent to 35 schools in southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas. A large tournament is expected.

The Cassville Debate teams are planning to go to the debatej tournament at Bolivar Friday. They won second place in the Crane Tournament and are expecting to make a good showing in this tournament. During the high water the furnace room in the new gymnasium was flooded and there has not been any heat in the gym for a week. Be-I cause of this the class tournaments I are unable to continue. The music department also has been unable to rehearse.

The student body enjoyed a picture show sponsored by the Nation--al Forest Service, of our national forests, forest fire prevention, conservation of wild life, and the lumber industry were shown. The annual staff is working hard on the annual for this year. Pictures of the classes were taken last week and work is progressing nicely. The student council met Monday and plans for the assemblies for the remainder of the year were made. The annual was also a topic of I Lvcrutm I'ii't insertion l-'i I t.CARDI IN'S NOTICE 1 NOTICE IS HDDKIIV GIVEN.

letters of Guardianship on the of Amelia lloeliui and Frank Doebtii. persons of unsound muni, were granted to th" undersigned, on the sth day of February. ly the Probate Court of Parry County, Missouri. All persons hating claims said Estates are required to i xhlhit them for allowance to the Guardian within six months after date of said letters, or they may he pn-eluil 1 front any benefit of such Estates and if such claims be nut exhibited within one year from the date granting of such leiiers, they will be forever barred. Tills fttli dav, of lYbrii.irv.

Attest: D. II. Meador. Judge of T. Earl Monroe.

Guardian. 'First insertion Feb. 10, lim MORTGAGEE'S SALE Whreax, H. II. Darity and Cora Darity, his wife, by their Mortgage I.

dated the 211th day of November. and Recorded in Hook at in the records of the Recorder's office within and for Harry county, Missouri, conveyed to W. C. Tucker. Mortgagee, the following described property, to-wit; All of the east half of NW or of Section Thirty ClOi Township twenty-one (21 1 and rang" twenty-five (25); Said conveyance was made secure the payment of a certain promissory note therein described, and hereas, default has been ma in the payment of said note and interest.

I Now, Therefore. W. C. Tucker. Mortgagee as aforesaid, will proceed to sell the above described tand at public vendue to the highest bidder fur cash, at the Court house Cnor in K'assville, Harry county, Missouri on 1 i mm) liiu -mi nay oi u.

frt iiv oet luiui iu iu W. C. Tl CKER. Mortgagee. 10, 1938 35-3S First insertion Feb, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Public notice is hereby given that a special election will be held in the City of Cassville, Missouri, on the loth day of March.

pursuant to an ordinance duly passed by the Board of Alderman at an adjourned regular meeting thereof held on the liith day of February, for tin-purpose of submitting to the legal voters of said City the proposition of increasing the indebtedness there- of and of issuing bonds of said Citv otiahle coupon of Cassville. Mi.Yiiuri, ii, of CI ii.) for the purpose nf constructing a sanitary sewer system and sewage plant in and for said City, and levying and collecting an annual tax, in addition to the other taxes provided for by law, sufficient, to jay the interest, not to exi 1 four and three-quarters per Centum 4 -Li rX per annum, on said indebtedness as it falls due, and also to constitute a sinking fund for the payment of the principal thereof within twenty years from the date of contracting the same. Said eleetion shall be held at following places in said Citv: FIRST WARD South "Half Community Building. SECOND WARD -North Half of Community Building. The polls 1 will he open at six o'clock in the forenoon and remain 'open until seven o'clock iu af-teroon.

unless the sun shall set M'en o'clock, when the polls shall be kept open until sunset. The ballots to be used at said election shall be in substantially the following form: "Shall the City of Cassville. souri. issue its bonds in the sum of 1 4,500 for the purpose of constructing a sanitary sower system and sewage disposal plant in and for said For increase of debt Yes. For increase of debt No.

Strike out the one you do not favor i the former of which shall be as a vote assenting to such increase of debt, and the latter, dissenting therefrom. The following names persons have been designated and appointed to conduct said election: FIRST WARD- Judges: L. Havnes. J. A.

Blaine k. Clerks: Kathryn Mrs. J. Black. SECOND WARD Judges: R.

G. Brooks. Charley Willis. I'l i rTacTTFa weTCR ii I van. All persons who are legal voters in said City are entitled to vote at said election.

Given under my hand and seal of the City of Cassville, Missouri, this llith day of February 193S, F. A. MEADOR, Mayor. ATTEST: AW. T.

Priest, City Clerk. I SEAL) First insertion Feb. 17. 1938 3C-39 For highest quality merchandise See Furniture Exchange, Purdy. It.

Rev. 0. M. Entics closed a successful revival meeting at Gunttr Sunday night. Mrs.

Lena Perry is visiting In I'ay-etteville with Mr. and Mr. Key Browning and children. Rev. J.

A. Burrls was called to Walnut Grove Monday. Feb. 21, to conduct a funeral service. We need more hutching eggs, all heavy breeds.

White leghorns too. It. Ilarry County l'roduce Co. Mrs. Roy Beeson Is at Tulsa.

Okla. with her daughter, Mrs. Roten Hush who has a new daughter, born, Feb. 18Lh. Highest possible cash price paid for used furniture or other merchandise.

Furniture Exchange, tf. Purdy, Mo. W. E. and E.

E. Meador, Mrs. Will Meador and Brice Wallen of near Monett, attended the funeral of John E. Meador here Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Ault attended the golden wedding anniversary dinner given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Malone Cox at Purdy. Milt WlLhelm, Sellgman business man, stated while In Cassville Monday that his mother, Mrs. A. C. Wilhelm, was quite sick at her home in Exeter.

MEN'S TAILOR-MADE SUITS, MADE HY THE WORLD'S LEADING TAILORING HOUSES. TO SELL AT TO $40 $18.00. IJLYTHE CLEANERS. Washington's birthday was observed as a holiday here by the Post- nffieo Ilia h.it.ba on.l lnn fices. Other places of business re- mmnOfl nnan rillr.ni, thin hue iiavq i hours Tuesday.

You can get a tomato contract at thi? Hurry County llunk. the l'iist National Hank, and at John Raker's store, in Cassville. 36-39 Kush Canning Co. Mrs. W.

C. Cooper, who had been ill at the Barry County Hospital in Cassville, has been moved to the home of her sister, Mrs. T. C. Goodwin in Exeter.

Her daughter, Mrs. Ed McGregor of Baxter Springs. is at the Goodwin home helping to care for her mother. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Bashe and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Long; H. R.

Williams, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Meador, Mrs.

J. C. Harvey and Mrs. F. A.

Meador, and Tom Plumlee attended the George Washington tea given at the Monett Casino Monday-afternoon by the Republican women's Club at Monett. Allen Brite, who has been attending the University of Missouri during the first half of the school yeiir, has been visiting his grand-mother, Mrs. Louise Vermillion and his aunt, Mrs. Effie Hudson at Purdy, his uncle E. E.

Meador at Monett and uncle Dan B. Meador in Cassville. He will complete his studies in the work he is doing later at the University of Kansas. See the New DeSoto AX0 Plymouth Cars AT THE YolingMotor Co. MONETT, MO.

M. Iu GENTRY, Manager ACE TY LINE WELDING, BY WAYNE THOMAS, EXPERT MECHANIC Local and Personal What? you don't know thorn Is a second-hand store In Purdy! It. Milt Wilhelm of Sellgman was a business visitor here Mrs. Zua Newman and Mrs. Ceo.

Newman were In Springfield Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Hardin Cooper of Coffev-ville, attended the funeral of her father, Ed Clark, here Monday. For good steel fence posts and braces see the tf. Furniture Exchange, Purdy We need more hatching; egg, all heavy breeds.

White leghorns too. It. liarry County Iroduce Co. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Dillard and daughter, Mrs. Will Bunch, motored to their cabin at Hollister, Saturday. Mrs. Will Buncfi of St. Louis has been visiting in Cassville with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Dlllard at Hotel Barry. Miss Maxine Beckett of near Mo-nett. visited with her cousins, Misses Lucile and Mary Horner, here over the past week-end. Miss Lucile Ellis, a student in the State Teachers' College in Spring field, spent the week-end at home with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Itoyle Ellis. Mrs. J. CI Skeiton and Mr.

and Mrs. Rayburn Skeiton of Grandview, were here Sunday afternoon to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Skelton's mother, John E. Meador. Walter Vanzandt received a letter a few, days ago Informing him that his half-brother, James Vanzandi, age 76, of Los Angeles.

had suffered a stroke of paralysis. The excessive rainfall here last week did not do very much damage to the farms. The rain was three days and nights in falling, (hp slow ness with which it fell enabled the earth to absorb most of it. In a recent letter from her father, Attorney Rollin E. Talhert, New York City, the REPUBLICAN learns that Miss Dorothy Talbert is a student at Cornell University.

She is specializing in Domestic Science. Johnnie Mclntyre, who worked at the McGruder handle factory at Wayne, got one of his thumbs cut off by the factory saw while at work Friday afternoon. He was rushed to Cassville for medical treatment. The Presbyterian Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon In the home of Mrs. M.

M. Hess. Rural America was the lesson study. Roll call was responded to by the members by reading clippings on the lives of Lincoln and Refreshments were served. Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Twilligear of Chicago, 111., arrived Friday evening for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hempbill and other relatives In the McDowell and Cassville communities. They were in Cassville meeting old friends Saturday.

Among those from a distance renewing their subscription to the REPUBLICAN the past week, are Mr. and Mrs. John Magers of Compton, Calif. Before going west they lived in the Golden community, and John lived when a boy in the Pasley community south of Cassville. Frank Munday of Aurora, visited with friends in Cassville Thursday of last week.

Frank is a nephew of the late Warren Munday, who forty years ago had a store in Cassville. Frank is a cousin of Will Munday, now of Joplin. He is connected with the Mid-West Map company at Aurora. Herman Ball of the Munsey community on -Roaring River, was in Cassville Friday, to have sale bills printed, advertising his public sale which was held yesterday at the old Frank Tucker farm. His sale consisted of horses and cows, laxgely, and household goods.

Mrr Ball leaves this -week for Oregon. He was in Oregon most nf last year. Miss Marie Baker, a medical patient at the Burge hospital in Springfield, was reported as very ill Friday morning. Mrs. Mattie Baker went to Springfield Thursday afternoon to be with her daughter.

Her brothers, Robert and Ross, Harry Robert Davies and Coach H. B. Ryon were called there Friday morning prepared to give blood for a transfusion. Monett Times. lose your business.

000 is WOrtll thre or four times as much 11 SCDSTITl'TE. a i Peach Trees for Sale Peach trees for sale at very low prices. State inspected. Come and see or write me for prices before buving. LEVI M.

ROLLER, tf. Sellgman, Mo. TRUSTEE SALE Wheras, Robert A. Hoog and Ellen Hoog, his wife by their certain deed of trust, dated the 5th day of December, 1922, and recorded in the Recorder of Deeds office of Barry iuuiiU. NI i.s.u i ti i i.

in r.uuk lij paiii. 391 conveyed to William C. Shannon trustee the following described real estate situated in Barry county, Missouri, to-wit; The North-east quarter of the North-west quarter of Section 2S. Township 22, Range 28, Barry County, which said deed was made in trust however, to secure the payment of certain promissory note in said described, and. whereas, said note became due and remains unpaid.

Now therefore, in accordance with the provisions of said deed of trust and the powers therein given to me and at the request of the legal holder of said note I will proceed to sell the above described real estate at public vendue at the court house door in the City of Cassville in the county of Barry and state of to the highest bidder for cash in hand on Friday, the ISth day of March, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon a five o'clock in tho afternoon of that day to satisfy the debt and terms of said deed of trust, together with tho cost and expenses of executing this trmu. The said William C. Shannon having refused to act as Trustee. MAL E. JOHNSON, Sheriff.

Barry County, Trustee First insertion Feb. 24, 1 938 37-3S BABY CHICKS This is the season of the year to begin to think of buoy clucks. And as we have iir of the best hatcheries in the southwest, wo have taken steps for the past six. years in improving our flocks. We have most any breed you'd prefer.

Come in and see us, or drof us a card and make arrangements for your baby chicks. "Our prices are right Yotr -will-he pleased with the quality ot chicks. Shaws Hatchery 1.1 Broadway, Monett, Mo. Phone "Good Printing" is our motto. 1 i i.