The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • Page 8

AS JtCU fcr aluu mitt at ajtaateta of Uaii Mrtwhi 'Mi II ii lili iii. Hal anaiac On Mim 0a rf hmrr Dataalk Oaw aV with fa I BafTes TTTl iTi I Ths CMsriVaLbars i sad Sen Decks of IwfcUb, I aiaaflmmtnitisi rm tdai aWlriErnd, Uniterm sr anoBery. to wra rar4wf4Maararrail I liilissiswsi decks iorthBi asnajs no Oxford is made on a combi nation last and guaranteed to fit. Regular $8.50 value Special for this rrr event onlv isvurr side phone: O. BueU.

aaxapbona: S. Mo Weilley, trombone! Daa Keeker, baae; It. M. Toung, drums, and L. PUnmltt, trumpet.

Evary ona of thaaa man ara experienced mualolana, and Kaylor la a oompeaer as wall. Ha composed meat of tha mualo for thla yaar'a Journalism Show at tha Unlvaralty which received wldaapraad oommem from theatrical produoara In Naw Tork and Chicago. beainnlna thalr aummar en casement at Kaila VlaU. tha Quad rangle will pUy In aavaral alUaa to dafray axpaaaca of tha trip. Thalr Itlnarary follows: May Columbia, Mo.

irarawaU Uanca); May lo Jaffai aon City; Juna 1 Juna Mtami, Okla Juna 4 BartlaaYllla: juaa Muakoga; Juna 10 TuIm; Juna 11 Fayattavllla. Ark. MANY FAIL TO OBSERVE NEW POSTAL RULINGS Mora than 100 newspapers bearing sufficient postage ware deposited in the local post office yesterday. People sending newspapers should tear in mind that, due to new postal rate these 1 papers re Quire two cents for or fraction thereof and p8pfa that weigh as much as eight ounces should fee 'sent by parcel post, and the local postal authorities. Patrons of the postal department MRS.

E. B. SEABbURN Funeral were held yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home, 634 St Uuls atreet, for Mrs. E. B.

Beabourn, 42 years old, who died Wednesday night at her home, 807 South Nettleton avenue. Burial was In Greenlawn cemetery, under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. CHAIR PROVES COSTLY The theft of a rocking chair proved costly to "Dutch" Melton, who was arrested yesterday morn lng on a charge of petty larceny and carrying concealed weapons. Melton was arrested by Patrolman Jim Walsh when he became sus pecious of the man who was pa rading down the North Boulevard with a chair on his shoulders at clock in tha morning. Mellon waa arrainged before Judge C.

A. Hubbard In the muni cipal court yesterday morning and lined lijt.lt for carrying concealed weapons ana aelered sentence on the other charge until tomorrow. The arretted man was oommlted to days In the city Jail default of bis fine. CLUB HOLDS BARBECUE The annual barbecue ot the Jamas River Hunting and Fishing club was nam yesterday afternoon at the club grounds with more than 200 attend ing. The meat waa prepared by Oeorge D.

McDanlel and Joe T. Mor ris, the latter president. TO VOTE ON BOND 4SSUE A special election will be held Monday at the Oak Orove school bouse In order to vote on a bond lesue for the building ot a new school building for the district WANT AD5 Teo Late te Clasify. FOH tiALls 1'aanut, pop oorn and lea cream wagon, WU South Bauievard. to UJJ Bulck mix xv.n.n suar; cararuny rebuilt; naw Urea; new blue Duco oalnL Fin for a fm Uy car.

Nona batter for Jitney scrvloa OOWIDEN BUIOK. CO. Phone 6a 307 w. Walnut. HAUm MS Bulck elx auaclal aadan, tiuco gray paint, naw Kuflax uvamu urea.

A beautiful family car CuWDKN BUIOK CO. Phone M2. 307 W. Walnut V)K BALK Ford aeoau, paint, good tlree; certified, trade for Ford touring. COW0DKN BU1OK CO.

Phone HI WW. Walnut naw Will FuH la Bulck four, fine coa dltlou, new paint Saa this ona and drive It COWDEN BUlOK CO. Phons 661 307 W. Walnut 4 bH handler coupe, four pa sangtr, all naw tlrta: beautiful brown valour trimming, dark blue paint Will trade for good roadster er touring. COWDEN BUICK CO.

Phone to. 301 W. Walnut FUR SALE im Oarfurd lW un truck, in fine conditio. Just the light aUt for a gasoline tank wagon. WU1 trad for a good passenger car.

P. O. Box Ml South Side. 4 Pur SALE 'Baauful building lot on East Central street (vxxta feat paving aud sidewalk In. Hewer, water and all convenlencea have been put In.

Will trade for a first class ear. Bulck or Dodge preferred. Box Ml South Bids. 4 FOUR ROOMS and both, furnished. Modern; garage, Kt DolUeon Ava OAS PLATB porch shades.

Andirons. Bamboo Pboae 2274W. I PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1923. Quadrangle, Orchestra from Missouri U. Here Tomorrow Famous Varsity Eight Will Spend Monday Here While Enroute to Bella Vista, to Spend Summer.

The Quadrangle orchestra. University Missouri's famous Vanity lght, WU1 be In 8prtnrfleld tomorrow nreute to Bella Vista. Axkanea They wlli furalah mualo for a aub enptloa daaoe to be given at the iiaU evHM pavilion, tomorrow night at o'clock. This orchestra, la composed entirely of men who ara working their way thro urn tb University of Mle aouri by playing, ha beoome quit famous throughout ths antlro oountry, and waa chosen to play at Bella Vlata, popular eunvner resort, from' a laid 'of alx othsr college orchestras. Wbea tha Tlgar foetball taam want to play tha UnlTaratty at southern California tltrui at Lea Aogelee on laat Christmas day, tha Quadraagla erghestra accompanied tha Missouri aggregation to halp advartlaa tha atata sohool.

Thay playad for dances at various atopa mada on tha trip, and competed with tha U. S. C. orohaatra In ona of Lo Angalaa' largaat theaters, Tha audience actad aa Judge of tha jwntMt, and tha Mlaaourt orohaatra won tha prise. Tha praonnl of this famoua alght Includes Hurley Kaylor, piano; 0.

"Doc'" Millar, banjo; K. Nevlor. sans 9 2X9 i ULi 11. CvtSI IMW. w.a.aLMx.ar I WEAVERS Shoes of the II our AN EXCEPTIONAL buying opportunity in Men's and Women's smart Footwear.

Many models in Pumps and Oxfords grouped ajt $.95 For Southwest Missouri Day Only. 20 Per Cent Discount on all Ladies Two Tone Slippers. $10.00 values $8.25. 9.50 values now 7.60 9.00 vclues 7.20 .8.50 values now 6.80 8.00 values now 6.40 7.50 values now. 5.95 200 pairs of Children's Low Shoes in Wack and brown only.

These shoes are all made over the Nature Form lasts. Kejular $2.00 to $4.00 values i AA special, pair J)LUU 20 Per Cent Discount on. all poys' Ox fords and Shoes during: this Sale. $3.50 values now 4.00 values now 3.20 4.50 values 3.60 5.00" values now 4.00 200 pairs of Women's High Grade Dress Pumps and Ox fords, with either high or low heel. These shoes for merly sold from $6.00 to $10.00 a tfQ Qr pair; special s.

yOtUO We have grouped for this event 200 pairs of men's high grade Janoes ana Uxroras, formerly sold flQ QC from $8.00 to $10.00 a Special, pair. $fJtD f. We have taken from our regular stock one style of Men's Brown Kid Blucher Oxfords. are losing postage and officials are experiencing consiaeraoie irouuta due to theae mleundexstaiidlugs. DEATHS MR8.

MARTHA P. CROCKER Brief funeral service for Mrs. Martha Crocker, ts years old. who died Friday morning at a o'clock at her home, 1946 Karasey avenue, were held yesterday after jioon at 12:30 o'clock from the luinily residence. kV.Unwlnir tha service at tha home the body waa taken overlau.l to the Walnut Grove Baptist church whore another asrvios waa heid.

Burial waa In Greenlawn cameiary at "Walnut drove, under the direction of the Kllngner Undertaking company. MRS. A. H. NICHOLS Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock.

Monday afternoon from the home of Forreat K. Kioholi, Wit for Mr. A. H. Nichols, 70 years old, of Springfield, who died Friday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs.

luella Botts, of Lake City, Fla. Kev. J. W. Fear son, pastor of the St.

Paul M. K. church, askiste4 by Dr. C. H.

Briggs, will Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery, under direction of the Paxson Undertaking company. Mrs. Nichols is survived by four sons, W. H. Nichols, Norfolk, Glenn H.

Nichols, Paonlu, Harlan H. Nichols, Canton, and Forrest K. Nichols, of thla city, and by one daughter, Mr. Louella Butt, Lake City, Mrs. Nichols wa a member of St.

Paul M. K. church of this city for many years. MRS. R.

MEYERS Funeral services for Mr. R. L. Meyer, years old, wife of Meyer, superintendent of Dade county schools, who died yeiterday by the Alma liohmeyer Funeral home. 634 St.

Louia atreet. Mrs. Meyers 'I survived by the husband and three children, Paul, Myron and George Meyers, all of IMdavlU. WALKER AT AVA Prof T. J.

Walker ot the depart ment of education at Stat Teachers college, delivered the com mencement address at the graduating exercises of the Douglas coun ty rural and village schools at Ava last night. Tha program, which waa riven In the opera house, was as follows: fcjolo, Jner Hpurlock; invocation, WHAT TO TAKE A PORTABLE PHONOQRAPll Will make your vacation complete, 33 and 333. L. B. LINES MUSIC COr 2Z1 223 Boonvllle Avenue.

Tires Camp Supplies LA Fishing Tackle Complete Outfit for Tourists. VAUGHN TIRE CO. fill 8. Campbell a. SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS BUS L1NB Springfield to Forsyth Tta Osark, sranson and Holllatar.

Leave Spr.ngtleld, Trapp Cafe, a. m. and 3:11 p. m. aTirsyin Hotel p.

m. FUJtU U. ALEXANDER, Phone C333. ll Paenger Bus. 1 A An.wuflH.NU bus service to luu'iniii lea nouaa every Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday nlghta (dance night) Bus loaves public square at 3, p.

From square east to Colonial hotel; soutn to orand and east to Boul. vard; will stop at all blocks on the Una Telephone Mi, Half a Hlll Coach Line. jlii We give Owl Stamps, and redeem full books for $2.00 in cash or $2.50 in merchandise. Good Morning: Partly overcast Sunday and Monday, with possibly local thunderstorms. i few jute FOR this Southwest Mo.

Sales Day we are featuring four great groups of materials for draperies and curtains. RAYON DRAPERY MATERIALS Showing a wide range of art silk materials in plain or brocaded weaves, all $1.25 and $1.60 qualities are included. Principal colors are rose, blue, gold, mulberry green. Grouped in one lot 00 SILK AND MERCERIZED MATERIALS For Draperies these silk gauge net, brocaded silks and mercerised materials are ideal. Shown in ail wanted colors.

Every piece a tin, 7 60 and 31.04 W.7. 50c NETS, SWISS, MARQUISETTES lnoludsd are many pleoaa of point filet nets In Ivory and ecur, dotted marquisettes and dotted) Swisses Regularly 35o, 3o and tOc material OA A Priced special ViC FILET, AND SHADOW NETS Her you will find nets for what you would expect to pay twice the price asked We have Included ail Ha. 7to and 5o valuta Yard OUC FREE This store will give a free student's ticket to Tiny Town with purchases of $2.00 or more. ABOUT MAIL ORDERS Sand ua your mall orders with ths aaauranoe of satisfaction or money rafundad. Be sure to Include parcel post charges.

High School." Orlna Burdett: Mia sourl! song, Eugene Johns and Clarence Brooks. CITY LICENSE NECESSARY Chief ot Police Boehra was yea tfrday authorised by the city coun ell to begin a campaign Monday ot arresting all auto owner who do not havs their 1925 city license nlataa. These ara at lsaat 1000 au ESSAY COIJTEST AWARDS HAD! Mrs. S. D.

Welchel Announces Winners in Contest Held by, W. C. T. U. of City.

Winners In the essay contest on Scientific Temperance," conducted among publio school her this spring by the Springfield Federated W. C. were announced yes terday by Mrs. 8. D.

Whelchel, superintendent of scientific temperance In the federation. The awards were aa follows: Mis Marjorle Bollman winning the in Senior High school, tfi 340.00 scholarship given In Draughon'a Business college. Miss Blloulae Williams received the prise in Junior grade or high the 330.00 scholarship in Draughon's Business college. Miss Mary Williams received the (10.00 prise awarded In Sophomore grade. Prize winners in Beed.

Junior high 1 are Beulah fehaw, th grade; Murl Murphy, 3th grade, grand prise; Marjorlt Wilson; 7th grade. Jarrett 'Junior high; Ailean Chrieman, th grand prise; Mary Virginia onea, tth Ore ta Lois WU llama, 7th grade, grand prise. Orand prise winners in grade school are Katharine Lloyd, grade I of Boyd sohool; Pearl grade 7, Fairbanks; Juanda Lee Castleberry, grade Fairbanks; Evelyn Bailey, grade 6. McDanlel achool; Dorothy Miller, Grade 4, achool; Charles B. Ruyls.

grade Weaker school; Edwin grade Waddlll school Other prise winners are Annette Bryant, Dorothy Wilson, Virginia Doric, Howard Testerman, (Nolen Utlnger, Clary O'Neal and Albert Pearson of Bailey school. Thomas Llvlngton, Jean Coover, Alice Rhea, Helen McNoley, Marjorle Ann Shackleford and LU llan Rayl of Boyd school. Letclalre 1 Waters, Frank Kennedy, Robert Harris, Maxlne Tuck and Ronald Adair Sullivan of Bowerman sohool. 1 Louise Asklns, Joyce M. Candle, Claude Bherldan, Virginia Carlson, urace Allan, Florence Bheppherd and Elisabeth Boles of Berry chooL Elisabeth Blnn.

Matilda Robbln. Lillian Therma Coleman, Katharine Kelso and Harold Rey nold of Campbell school, Edna Richard, Richard Rlckett, Bernlce Oberlander, Oena Bheeta and Joe Frank English ot Doling. Mildred M. McK.ee. Eugene Thompson.

Elolse Taylor, Minnie Harris, Char, lotte Ryer and Sarah Lurstta Moore, McDanlel school. Perry Smith, Maxlne Baker, Velma Buff lngton, Mary Lou Mlnnlck and Richard Jarrett, McGregor school Sophia Zay, James Vaughn, Etaell Powell, Lllll Rollefes and Elbert KUnrimlth, New Horn achool Phelps school are Dwlght Hyle, Aurvllle Cook, Elizabeth McCain, Martin Luther Webb and Ruby Qlat, Una Bella Potter, Loulie Brlt tlan and Marie Harris of Pepper dine school. Carl Smith. Nola Lee Burt, Dorothy Crutcher. Wllma Prlc and Louise Page of Robber son.

Cleo Bishop. Rachel Austin, Helen Oroff and Essie Moea ot Kogens school. Marions Knox, Chalmsr York, Curtis Wlngo, Frank Owen and Bobble Plcott. Roun tree school. Opal Dryden, Roland Benson, Helen Tower, Alberta Pet' ers.

Lucille Johnaon, Lula Bwegard and Patrick Smith of Tefft Doro thy Renard, Paul Jones, June Ed lngton and Bessie Derrick of Wad dill. Myrtle Hacker, Marguerite Bmlth, Wanda Palmer, Alfred Boyes. Roroatne Hubs and Evelyn VcrtZante of Weaver. Virginia tomoblle owner In Springfield who Perr. Maxlne Edward, Florentine Rev B.

D. Roberu; reading, Lorene I hav, faUed to ecur, their Eaton, Beatrice Luella Walker and Mallov: readlnr. Thlma Hartlnv 1 I n.Mi A. city licenses ror in Dreseni year. irtn.

mn.imw auet. Aieivin itosers ana Lieu ail vey; reading, Beulah Oentry; read ing, Verlle Brotherton; piano solo, Ruth Fletcher; Harry Keith; reading, Mason Freeman; recitation, "Ozark Bonnie Garland; recitation, "Back Woods," Wash Hembree; recitation, "Graduation Poem," Mary recitation, "Why I Should Go to WHERE AND HOW Garrett Shoe Co. 201 W. Commercial Street Phone 3183 SPECIALS FOR JUNE 1 100 pairs of Ladies'Uppers, for One Day Only COME EARLY To make better known the unusual quality and beauty of ALLEN A HOSIERY We are goinr to offer for one day only a pure Silk Chiffon in all the new shades for 9c Special Values in Ladies' Slippers at $95 $2 95 and $3 95 off oe all 25 Children's Footwear One Day Only. SPEOALINSOX Good quality Men's Socks, Very Special, 2 pr.

for 15c 6 Service Completely Satisfactory We are eminently fitted as a result of study, experience and. equipment to "render a complete 'and satisfactory service. We specialize in funeral conducting. The pld Firm With the New Equip mefit and Funeral Home. 1 n.

JU.MA IMMIYTO JtUt.WliDU "LS34 ST. LOUlf STRUT HI Eh Is Economy Merchants Ice Fuel Company HAVE YOU SEEN TINY TOWN? The school children's city of miniature homes? Don't miss this original exhibit; nothing: like it on earth. Graiit Beach Parle 10 a. m. to 10 p.

m. Dally until June Mh rr. Admission: :JJi.jZ "(vir' 'Adults 250 Children 10c OPEN SUNDAY 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. SPECIAL NOTICE: Ask for free children's tickets at the following firms: Hear Store, company, Levy Wolf Dry Good company.

Cash, Dry Good company, Morrison Clothing company, John M. Conkllng Dry Goods company. Boh 111 lng Shoe Popular Prlos Shoe store, Kllllngsworth at Wyman Danlels Clothing company, Heller Livingston company. Harry Pllmmer Dry Qojda oompany, Marx Clothing Shoe oompany, J. L.

Long Furniture company, KathbOQe Hardwar. company, Rogers Baldwin Hardwar company. Fay man Joseph Jewelry oompany, Reps Dry Goods oompany. Turner Department Store com pany, Ed. V.

Williams Clothing company, Schwab Brother. Clothing company. Walk Over 'Boot shop, Kintrea Hat oompany, Rubenstsln Btore company, Naff Patterson company, The Style, ladle ready to wear, Kote Clothing company, Wllholt Oil company, Kntghten's Cut Rat Drug company, 1 McGregor No. Hardwar oompany, IS. P.

Bur man, jeweler. Will Roberts, nifty printer. Specialist 40 Years Experience. Chronic Diseases of Men and Women Disturbance ot the kidney, bladder, atomach and other vital organs, narvou headache and Indigestion, are In many cases symptom, ot sum. underlying disease.

treat the disease hot ths symptom. Chronic, venereal, blood and kin dlsea, treatment of weak and nervou loa of vi tallty, tc W.D. Howell. II D. MoDaniei Corner Outh.