The Jefferson Republic from De Soto, Missouri • 7

JEFFERSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN. Dfc SOTO, MISSOURI CBMiSTMAM SHOP EARLY USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN I ifFFJKJI Mr. and Mm. N. F.

Daaald aad son, Harold, apeet the srech tad la Memphis, Ttaa, when they vbited their sea la-law aad daaghtar, Mr and Mrs. lima Freeman. Mrs. Fna-man the former Mbs Opal Daaald of De Soto. JarHe Lewis, Jack WOsu aad Raymsod Kyb wen la St.

Imam Saturday boatman. Mrs. E. A. Chart wifh Gw influents Hataua Hamel alippad and fell the he near hb home Saturday moreiag and suffered a dblaeatcd shoulder.

JIa gottiag along ahdy but will hav hb arm a alatg tor about taa days. Mr. aad Mrs. Wayne of II Stewart street am tha pmad parents at lb pound baby hay bora Monday morning; Dae. Tha baby has hewn named Wayna Vaughn.

Pr. aad Mra. Adolph RoUdng id I ht Rbw spent Sunday kan Alfred E. Kyb aad Mba Catherine Washburn, both at Do Botov worn married at Gw pamaaaga af GA Evangelical and Informal church Monday, Deeemtor IS. JEFFERSON COUNTY OIL CO.

Diaano Royal Portable Typewriters See Our Complete Selection of SMOKERS SUPPLIES Busy Bee Candy Sheaffer Pen-Pencil Sets mgj LADIES DRESSER SETS ADDING MACHINES (Terms) Modem Styled ELECTRIC CLOCKS HOPSON LUMBER COMPANY Wilberns Drue Store ft Msiy mils 093E) 1 SPEECH CLASS OF DE SOTO HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS BANQUET The speech class of Da Soto high school entertained tha faculty and a few friends with a bangort hd Tuesday evening in tie main hall of the high school. It was the first over given by the speech class. The perpoee at was to give experience to ifs member speaking befote an audience ether than their classmates slue. The hanqnet began when Toastmaster Bern Duffucv asked Mrs. Dadd at the faculty to invoke the blessing.

Following this, the welcome war given by Kenneth Holke. The response came from Superintendent Ceil. Immediately after the aula the theme. Regional Speech, was ried out by Frances Nixon apaaking for the Ozarks, Thee Baldwin speaking for the North and David Landayt speaking tor the West Following the dmoert came spade renditions a pbno sob by BBa Gene Cefl, a violin solo by Carl Loren and a vocal nob by A1 Vaagha. The speech clasa was very ably assisted by the Home Economics Class, who prepared and served tha food under the direction of Miss Christine Tarter.

According to the guests, it was very successful cvenh. CHRIS A. J. CREWS HARDWARE GOOD WILL BUILDERS CREWS BLDG. DE SOTO.

McMILLANS, Inc. Goodrich Products De Soto 316 N. Main St LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mn. Rank Haff aad fom- Uy bad dinar with Mm.

A. Wiati Sunday of last week. Mrs. O. R.

Frauds of Us Angeles, Calif, arrived at Sonuait Ibrk Monday, whera aha trill visit her par. nta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank until after Christa. Tripla Each Stomps Dsc.

Mtoll hulas! vs. Big Assortment of Christ-maa Gifts Winn and QUALITY DBUG STORE. Hugh Chatman, who in i at Gw University of Soathan CaB-fornia, spending hb Cbriatmaa vacation wiA hb giaadpanata, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Shannon. Mr. and Mr. Haatoa SUsby and son of Brooklyn, Xctr York, art vb-iting Mrs. Eva Jones and Mr.

ud Mrs. H. N. SOsby. Mr.

and Mrs. Van Dover and Mr. and Mm. Ehaer Cmmby of St Louis visited Mrs. Stella Semaads ever toe week-end.

Dr. and Mil. J. W. Creed of Indianapolis.

IntL, visited their children and lira. W. T. Milton and family over Saturday and Sunday. Jim Creed returned with Us parents hi a visit until ChristauK Tripla Eagb Stomps Dae.

to inclusive. Big Assortment at Christmas Gifts Wtnm aad Henri. QUALITY DBUG STORE. Dr. Lacking, who is stationed in Cap a Girardeau, spent the weekend at homo.

Mba Either Thurman of St Laris visited her grandpamnte, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kempe, and Mr. aad Mrs. fhas.

Wamsgam Saturday and Sunday. Tripla Eagb Stomps Dec. to 14 iaduaive. Big Aaaartmcnt af Christmas Gifts Wbaa aad Hjuatv. QUALITY DBUG STORE.

Mrs. Harold Cundiff and Mm. Everett Drew spent Tueaday in St Louis. Leo B. Coleman and aon span) day visiting irikUvea at Gray mSL Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eaton ud family ud Mrs. Rosa Eaton visited relatives at Warn Friday. Triple Eagb Stomps Dee.

to 14 inclusive. Big Assortment at Christmas Gifts Winns aad Lienor. QUALITY DRUG STORK. Miss Dorothy R. Coleman and friend of Fmderbktown were Sunday vbilom of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Eaton rf Herculaneum. Mrs. Anthony Buford of St Louis visited her father. Geo.

Dickey, and Mr. ud Mrs. H. C. Fincher hem ton first yurt of hat week.

Triple Eagb Stomps Dm. 2 to 14 iactusirr. Big Amort meat of Christmas Gifts Wines aad 1.1 QUALITY DBUG 8T0RE. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Schmsliried have their guests Dr. and Mn. Douglas H. Stanton of SvkeiviRe Md. They win remain hem jntfl at ter the holidays.

Mrs. tells Joyce, Mn. Stella Se-manSs and Ivan Skinner spent Friday St. Louis and while them visited E. E.

Boyer at the hospital. Triple Eagb Stampa Dee to SI inclasive. Big Asnertment of Christmas Gifts Wine and Liqaora. QUALITY DRUG STORE, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Goetz had as their dinner guests Sunday Mbs Eileen Dodson and Everett McMrilia of Frstns. Mrs. P. Ingels gave a Joint birth, day party in honor of her daughters, Mary Jane ud Carol Am Ingela, Saturday afternoon at their home South mild street. The children enjoyed many games ud ice cream and cake were served to the foUow-lowing little friends who were present: Delores Theodora, Donald law-son, Dean Barges, Dorothy Burgess, Becky Marie and Tokey Dickman, Michael Drury, Geraldine Olson.

Carrie Lee Wilbsrn ud Dudley Creed. Mios Mamb Xnorpp acted as istant hostess. TVipb Eagb Stampa Dee. to to 14 inclasive. Big Assortment af Christ' mas Gifts Wtama aad Llgaam.

QUALITY DRUG STORE. Vn. W. B. Shea entortainid the members of her dub Wednesday afternoon at her homo.

Mrs. j. P. Fits Gibber of Shawnee -town, in, was the guest of her aan, Harry Fits Gibbon, and fawny last week. Triple Eagb Stampa Dee.

to to II iactaaire. Big. Assortment at Ch riot-mas Gifts Wines and Ligaora. QUALITY DBUG STORE. Chapter PG la P.E.O.

met at the homo of Mrs. Myrtle Wieornn Toss-day afternoon for the regular meeting. At the dose of the meeting Christmas party sad gift exchange was enjoyed by the members. Delicious refreshments arm served by Mrs. Alim Dittrich ud Mrs.

Wlf I Christmas Greetings! We sincerely wish EVERYBODY a Very Merry Christmas! THE JTS Flo i Join Our Christinas Club for 1941. A Size for Every Purse. American Bank of De Soto FRANK BERGS SUIT, MADE OF SAMPLES, HAS 605 PIECES Frank Berg, De Soto's tailor, has a suit which eclipses Joseph's coat of many Tolars. The suit which consists of trousers, rest, coat, shirt, tb and belt made entirely of the little square sample swatches sent oat by woolen mills. Every color of tha spectrum and every cloth known to the weaver's art is contained in the outfit.

This is the second such suit that Hr. Berg has made. The first one he put together when he was a young man. ne liked it So well that it worn out from constant use years ago. And the new one won't last many mom yean, tor tha tailor wears it often.

He was wearing it Saturday when we visited hb shop on East Main St. near the Commercial 8t crossing. About the oddest suit which TaQar Berg was called upon to make was ana for Ned Warne, a reporter far thb newspaper in the early days when it was called Tha De Soto Facts. At that time Doe Crow was printing tha paper an pink newsprint. Wane bought some pink cambric and cut it to newspaper aba, then printed ea issue at The Facts on the cambric.

This goods he sent to Tailor Berg, and Bag made a suit out of it. 17 JIWIll For fnrritm after grn-evatioa. Amerira traditions! gilt watch baa brn Kljin. Styled for the Aamriraa fault created by Hpi'i Amcrinui craftsmen i At tWi largest fiac-watch fartary. The arwt "IV Lave- niiirb are the pratnt valuta wa have ever rfmi Styled aot jatt far today bat for the yean.

Tbwd for per fort artarary. Priced from 137.50. Other grand Elgin froat 124.75. MEN WOMEN CHILDREN ARE YOU SICK? DON'T FEEL GOOD Don't neglect your health it's yovr biggest asert, aad important! FREE EXAMINATION-SERVICE If yen at any af your family am fa iQ health, don't feel goad, rams la for a FREE examination no service charge, aad barn what to da to regain your Health. COME EARLY TEU, YOUR FRIENDS.

It haa been proved that natural medietnos made from harts, hark mats, vegetable herbs, am vary effective moat all ailmaato, an why not visit thb clinic and bam haw to accara bating relief the same aa thousands af others have. It's worth a taw miles of driving to have good health. THE BONNE TERRE CLINIC 14 W. SCHOOL ST. BONNE THRUM.

Mft DAILY HOURS 0 A. M. TO F. M. In addition to our Elgiiu, we alio hav a Sac atock of Bulnva, Westfield, Mayfair, Cardinal and other food Watches, Sec car Watches before yen buy.

We ala have a stork of beautiful Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware in sterling and plated, Clocks, Roaevilla Pottery, Chrome Tableware, Dresaer Seta, Man icons. Compacts, Bill Frida of choice leather by Enger-Kress la various styles, pleasingly priced. Fountain Pans and Pencils by Eversharp, in many styles. Book Ends, lamps, and many Vovaltie toe no memos to list. Hallmark Christmas Cuds in great variety.

Abe Christmas Cards with yoor name printed on them, at SO for a dollar and SS for a dollar; exceptional values; let os have your eider at once to be tors of getting them early. ugh our stock of aim Gift yon whether yon bay er ri. Coasa and look camfally tbit Articles we tup glad to show STUDY CLUB OF CATHOLIC CHURCH MEETS MONTHLY A number at study clubs under the direction at certain woman of Catholic chuieh meet each month to study various church subjects. The subject for December is The Altar and the Mrs. Felix MIL feM chairman at Gw Mother Da Chesne Study Club aad Mrs.

William Collins director of tha St Agnes Club. Tha ether three club hare aa their chairmen, Mrs. Gregory Zah-I men, Mr. Win. Doriae and Mn.

Sid Boyer. A general aweting hsM monthly and all groups and Father Rogers attend. After tha they ham a social hoar freihments am served. Turnbaugh Jewelry Store DB SOTO. MO.

MS BOOTH MAIN May Every Good Come to You in 194L SUMMIT PARK.