Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 2

pier rwn MACON PATI.Y CnSONICl.K-IIKRALI) ntlDAV, MAY 20. 1023 THE DAILY CHROHCLE-HEMli) jJJlJ, STftLCOP HON JIMOH M'Oltk' I 1 ARINt. HIGH GRADE JERSEY COW SALE WON PRIZE AT PARIS Whin Knowladga Ii Rial Powir. To diiceecil In whatever we undertake wo mint! not only have l.tinwl. Mire Inn ninm un li nt Ih rlelit Hint ml In Ilio rL'hl way, Knowledge pnvver niily when properly applied to what wo luivf in lind.

tared at roitofflm Macoa, lo. (Contlnurd from p'i I) Tlii'liini DiinIii, I'enrow I lliown 'l otiii Corn Chili, ctiarli'H lUmmon, 11; Sunflower: Uukwood, I Villi liiiii; Clnri'iini llncwll. 1 Dull wood, Win 1 1'. 2 It, faWMt'd l.frn At'rriHws Kirtft Sandal, f'aa. II, WVIfcrnlmra W.

II. Nllor licit Whll" l.dllor (i, I oriimii By Mall la Maen tod Coll Hi lei One mould I Thru' Rinnttii I Mix inontliH Out rT 1.00 Liil'mti'. William siii-iiiiuii, 111: II V. Hi-Hi; Annooncemesnt LOVE LAKE PARK will open Saturday, May 26th with the usual amusements. Music furnished by the Missouri Five, of Kirksville.

No Gate Fee This Summer Everybody Come! THOMAS EDWARDS Undertakers-Embslmeri Prompt Service Cimalcte Una at Ctskets, Vaults and Ac-cesries Bevler, Ho. Dif Pkut 79 Kfiht rbitn IC4 (in Siidirdn). Mil) Jl. nl hllil p. in.

In at the Al Miller llurii, W'v will Kid I lifi ('linli'i' tnl i'ii'ak ill pnlillr aili'tlnii, Tlii'Si' iiiivti up- nil piiri- lui'il liul inn TlifMj Town all ii ti-d for lubff-uln. is iiiid will run In nav Ironi 2 in ii yuua old. Klftri'ii "w'i mi' i'ri'sli wlili culvi'H by ilnlr iilde. Tin Inil. Hire uin heavy hpiiiii; is, NVn liuw a iccm-il willi i-iirli iniv i-c IikI, hri'i'illn uii'i inilli llnw, TliiH It Hie lust limil of il.i'ry i'v-v fvi'i in iIiIh county, Ili'lllrlilhi'l' llinn ii I i (fnHir-d-'i, MiiV U'i nl p.

hi. ut Hi" Al Mill i' Imm. T' rins of nali. urr monilm' limi-t pi en.t V. (vmit, Klxi.Mt c.

wai iiniii'i'i' ''IIIIIH II. MAI'-l'ltY Ill Delivered bf farrleri In Marnn, IW month .40 Tbr mtiiiltin I. mi Kli RHinllm K.ftu 4.00 rr I'nx. I'ii ut I'VimkK, 1ft; It, In ni; I'dn, Cx'ivll lluliii'i', l'l; II, Kiil; I'nx. Wlllliini rmimn, II; II, V.

Ihin: I'nx, l-M'Hi- Sli'Wiud, HI: Wlillr; ITix. I'liiily, III; It. V. Ih'iil; I'nx rili'inrd l.iiki'iiw. II; Wlil'f; Amtlwl, lliiwnnnd Kciiii.nn, II, V.

Iiihl; Dull', Itiiiiiot Tallml, If V. iM'iii; fox, Norton, II; II, rnitc. (iii im Nminii. It. V.

I- nl: i W'i'l IN M. i', It; In-ill; Hi own, li.ivia, II; It. V. Imiii: llt irA It. Tot l.

in IH; iitiiltr Hi o. ii kudins, In i'ii. or ('lull-'. Om Minnr In Afli-riuiiiu riddling I I--1 fur Hvn ihvt MxlJ tU Year, iul: nine old liililliis iiw.iy In i'iiiiih iiiimi Im tin' cite ilininpli'liiililp liii'i' Tliuiiiay iilti'iiioon, ruiiK'iaiui-n tin. hihI i 1 1 oi mil It ut it I I'M in or-'Iimih ''kIidI lln-m I hat Hin hIoiv hi MliMiurfH liiMllnir inioi mn Im lulil In all uwr tin-roittilty.

Thru' 1 1 if-1 iiiiriinniln' In mill Hit' l.it'Kr rrowil tlilil Miilclifil iniiirpiltntt illl no( tUi-roi'in of tin- Hiaif'H old tlinaw. 'J'lioy tli" to'i'iH mi'l tlwy li'l'll''! in 'inh "hi i(iii know Imw lo ImtMlle loltn. 'lli1 mii'lr of llm Kmni liinuclif 1 ctf in llii nl'l hiiyM Im: iililll, lil(l IiiiMI'I lIllOl 11(10 thn old 'linn down' nf plotii'dr Xi.r mi linur llii linil In lli'j il.ii i ilnir yonili 'uml iliniicli Ii i In- iimvil lixti'itfd wlih I i I It in '(rivjt i.r yinn old, rif rinr- f-tll WIIM llllil'i lll'Hl H'I. illl'l Inliii l.iHi'Mi'n si'vi'iily-livc old (iviind. Nine mrn i ri' iirlli.lfl.

liliii iiijr niii' li In a cliiss by Itsi'lf, tmisir tlilil 1.11'iWK nil II I linlciil rulos hill vividly poi 1 in Vrf thf hiipiilncss (ir sci inw nf tlic milidrlun, Aiiuini? llii' nolitlilos wl iiiM liiniiriU'r In Mi'inllliV 'L wrir Ma viir I 'ronnvcll in' hums iiy, mnl M.iyor Kiel HI. P.lilll mi ll II I sH'i lll.T i in Miki' rnlliiiM nf K.iiim' f'lv ii nd rcini'-i'iiliilivi'i nf tin- fit JUm lff Til W.n uii i i i.i.i i i.r i iii ii i 4 )'l II -I i 'I I I I I.I i I I I I 1 1 I Mi-0 III I iI'-iiii like Tin I 1 i i i till Ti lllln I mi til in, I ill. II I'iliO In III merit i i.i i. 1 1. mi.

lil'l nlii 1 ,1, 1 1 1 1 1 i't Iiir-iiis .1... 1 i IlllVUIt I'-1 11 i 1 I It'l'i llll-. I'lf Hjll I' I'M II' I hill II III .1 -f, I in mi. Tie iillli i itiuNfai 1 1 1 i i In i i is liUitAjU-lul i i vvlih ii lit 1h' c1ilgfcti )L il i ut I. i 'I I.I I I fBa.ffi..

iilll 1.111 t''i'i i lufiVfp) II' I' IV Ml IH-'I Ill other Ii ii i 1 1 it i- mpn 'it. inif i wn Mol IS Mi ID iy liilerti'illoiiiil 'i. S'lviie. CIIKAT MONT. Oh' Snnwiii III, an iniiiicii i- while well'.

i Iniuly ami he hmi r-'l Iiik wild, liiereiliK crlen ill th- hill-, iimr luir riftnlly lieciiin'c ennstant com pnnlnn, l.itdy Snowilrifl. has Ih cii nho-ami liilled, l.ndy Snowdrift was Ihe inullier o' Silver, woH iil ivlnv. im lln silver screen with famous Sii-onn huirl. She was r.hol Uilh'-I hv linn covornivio.il 1 1 iii-pi-r. win-frnllfd her to a den n-nr I'or years l.iidy in v.

il i-ll't hud rav sst'-'l culllo and ratichiv, ii N'nitliern Mnnlnnii. Aetorln', lo nlfl i records of government rannei-y h- vviill' and Old Snnvvtliifl to jollier have killed 31 head or Ilolh WolVOH hud suceeKst'llll' oh I Kir 1 It-i a t. (rnr.iHT or hhh. parsons. Mary H.

farHiinn noo Wfinl was Wn in Miiliifuiu AiiKUst ISW. and iii.seil away at her liiiiiie In Maeon "uitiy, Mif'truirl, May 13. need yrt nmnths and 13 days. ilh her pan-Ms uml a hrntliei- she mho to MInsoiii'I in early hihliinii.l lid tlli'd on ii farm m'ar llenniimy. ill Maenn cuiinly, where (ilio jaevv rt nii'iinlicoil.

fSlio whs man led lo i'i' i i ns August 1ST7. To thi'i Ii i li 'in' il" i.i l.i'i has i vi Wn 'AHU, vsy ii "lir h.nitv idi.lrV. If KV ii .1. Moll' II n'li ini.ni' Decoration Day iii i ''iiii'in M.ir inii Ihi SI. I.i'lli:- (iliilw-)i-lln- i Till wi-iv pirsrlit, Owlll In i'ii- i ti I ii iMiillni llir iTliili- Wiin tltult'V iif (n Hirer ohlldron were lintll, llal- v.

i To or (ienrye Allen ol' N'oi lh Piilintu: Stella. Who re-j Mia at liniiii', and Aldde who In li.fa.iey. nivliles Hie (wo d.iilirlilei": I in tin' nrr i Iiiiiisi ii' (r.lr ltiiiiihM. Tli-- iilii'fiHKHi for liii'i liiiirtv niilv. nf viin'rc ii- hi in; iIki1 tin- i im'" i.

ixi- fivi yi nf Tin-. I hii" T.nlnr Vlr'-il I 1 crafty is I'or more Hi.v lie aves two m-amlehlhlri'ii ml Mary Allen urt, i. II yearn. Many lmvo they hoc n-ii'lit In steel Jaw hut always thes' V. Mnqdiv nf M'-vIrn If.

"ii" ii in inese hiiiiren mourn i ln lot of a hind nnd iilfei'tloiiiite A'it'i inotlier. I'or nianv vear-i i I i'ih nil it iin.iiu i 1 1 i iiy HI 'Ii 1 it. -i lnlitl'J "Hie. Hi i 'n- i liii III i' 'i ii (m Tin 1 1 II. il' i.l I'ii i iftl i lli'' i I.

In- i I -I I 1 i .1 Si I I il i lr: I I I i. i i Ii' I.i i i i' I.i i llll I I "I V. PI'i Cilltiiilia. rniiiTil in A I. llii uitht nrowlers, iivr.dercM ol yriiin-! and laniliH, have escnped.

One. Linly Snowdrift -ft two Iocs in rteol I rut) tkr, evH-mi' nf th- nl tin-si In. FLOWERS We have a dependable supply Iloth in Cut Mowers and I'hnts A targe Assortment of Deautifttl Kverlasting Wreaths IN (IT ITOWEKS-We have Peonies, Carnations, Roses, Sweet I'eas, Jasmine, Daisy all Blooms Macon Greenhouse 1-ir i Hi'' nf tin- wi-i'lci 'h- llifllt inllli'-it Wllil-ll llln- tn r.i nl it 1 1 a -c-i In llir a niOBt efl'Udenr rural nrlion! leaeln in Maeon eoiinly, ami slit- In-ll-loiieod Ihe lives of pupil for iond. Miii-v or her old puf ils sorrow for he: and rise l'- to rail her lili ssed. V.

In hill a child -ilte proressed and iniilnl uilli IIm Mellmilist i. i li.i.ii!',i'lisliii nl tin- rail she over hart nt the n.ht of tl nover'imt-tit trvpi-i'i-R previous t' in-ti! "Wolfer" Sievi'im. AKIioukI she h'ld just Riven birth to nine li were also' raj lured, l.adv Sniivvililft welBhed pmindfi. said by runners to ho heavy foi fen-ilo wolf. I to Hill al 1,1 al I hi- luir I'uillidii an i nil -I l' ii i i- fi.l-llt-r.

I.i 1 l'i iiiii-i in tlir i il lli. lit i-M'lll'-. II. 'I Thoss M.id Wig. wrti' 'linl.

a- 'V int Ady ni- i )mpv neitf.1. Trv mi. "I ail VI K. "II a Mr. I.

i't i' u' ii. ir Trail- ii Salesroom in (Jrand Illdjr. I Have Your Orders Early l.nreh and over Ini" her Lord i lini'i li. In her Ilium- he lived he ll life. Sln her im- her liiinily.

No work on hard, van ifiei. inn ror 'o make Ur llie of her. In- .,1 -1 1 runt-nil 'i-rviiev w- re held hi ln. 1-1 1 view ehiirih of which Ihe decens- I va i' im 'iilivr. ronilueted by Ihe lii-r in Hie pn-ienee of tin- or ever iiss'-inhled I.

IKH.HtS. I i -ivi vi l.ni ii iin itv. Iv iih i Ky. in. iii ilri'i'i, h- EVERY STREET i.

MC0N vvilh liar, a 1'- anil ills In i Ki'i'iv In I'laiiliuiiil rflEIITHoT ll.ls It I Im Kill- 1,1 l'l, II, I III Mil I I I Sl-l PELLETS i 111. 'i cliureh. I In IUL1 JPM 11 Mai-nil i miiity lb- W.i- ii.airii-i In lia- i ill (ii-ii-la-i- Tn Mil-; ntiln ii i limn l.ll I li ill I I'f'll, ll. dvillK III nl aii. It.

r. It. ai'd Sma T. ih.i.iI.mI liim in i smr Ii it Teg Adds to Biluty. In olden limes tlie fine ludlen IMng in 'he Maine emisf Imvm used to hemniful oomidoxions by sleep-in v.

ilh Hielr lie ills out of llm will-low ill fnjuy t.i-.-nlier. MueHer-KolW 'hi 'nan. I Ii candy Co. St.JoMrnh Mo. r.i I A SERVICE the Macon Chamber of Commerce Gives 'I al.

ii (i'ii I his l'l Hi mviiihI iii.iri -luce us in Mis a- 'i Llii i- i-'ch. (j. tni'o in I'l risl vv I i i1 a i ti i i and win I ir ii iiiiin-'M' nl ni. "nlii-r i a -t 1 1 "Ii i ilnni li. I.aii'i- In- iririst'i ami 'rj I.

it-, i-i i ill, i. -a i i. .1 i'l mi' nun. in his iici'th, i. was i tiKiiirt'il iii fiiriiiin' I II i i I l'l- I I MEMBER COMMUNITY n.

IS Unit I Millnil 3 v. ii-; Adv (CDAHBER wimcE of lh-ally his lil'o. "on arcnunt ir 4.1 am- In- ivtiri'd from Hie rami iiml Him, I lninii whiM'i. Ii- passed i way in urieninnii or May hki'i1 i'l vimi's. II niiinths and 13 days.

iii- liavis to mourn ih'dr loss 1 live ilainrliieis, Mrs, Whit-I 1'. Mrs. .1. I. Hrnwn.

Mrs. v. I A Iki nl Maioil. iilid Mr Mai i illianisinw Kansiis, mnl Mr.i, i T. chirk or Oiivpt.

inm (leiiiyn of Slienitli- i "'i. Iowa, tiiKciinT wi'h iaiid-! iiil.lren att-l uther relatives itn-l Tnils. i nmei al serviceK wen- onilucled Rev. T. 1'.

Middloton. of the Mil" MACON, MISSOURI NOTICE TO SOLICITORS 1'iarl Sine! Motltodlst cliureh id Hi! o'ty. ut nollilelioin ilniroli. oust nf Teachers' Examinations CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING MACOX, MISKOUIil June 1 and 2, 192! Kegufntlons. (I; will in al a.

and p. on both days and close at and respectively. This will give nine hours each day fur examinations. (2) Subjects will be given in the order named below. Each subject must be completed paper handed in before beginning on the next.

No subject will be given at any other time than during the half day as indicated below. (1) The fee is please have the exact change. Order of Subjects-First Dny GeoKiaphy 8:00 n. in. to 8:110 a m.

Ummiase 0:00 a. m. to a. m. Algebra n.

m. to p. m. OrthoRrapy 11:00 a. m.

to p. m. Crammur p. m. to p.

m. Arithmetic p. m. to p. m.

Literature p. m. to (5:00 p. in. Reading p.

m. to 0:00 p. m. Order of Sabjvrts Serond Ut Civil Government T. 8:00 to a.

m. U. S. History iiiou a. to 10:30 a.

m. Agriculture 10:00 to 12:00 Alsrebra a. m. to 12:30 p. in.

Adv. Science a. in. to 12:30 p. m.

Physiology 1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. ritlnir 2:00 p.

m. to p. ni. PcduiKwy 2:80 p. ni.

to 4: SO p. m. I.i craturo -i-M p. m. to :00 p.

m. Adv. IliBtory atfo p. m. to 6:00 p.

m. An exHiiiluation on the Current Circle books will 1 iviu ut th hainc time to all upnlieunts for renewal of certificate. -Very truly, O. L. CROSS.

County Superintendent. AS MEMBERS OF THE MACON COMMUNITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, HAVE ENTERED INK) A MUTUAL AGREEMENT NOT TO SUBSCRIBE TO ANY FUND THAT HAS FAILED TO MERIT THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE CHAMBER'S SOLICITATION COMMITTEE. MEMBERSHIP PAID TO 1924 oon am) th hotly wm laid to rit I ilio iiearhy ccmetrrv. WjINCn the ('HOIK There will he choir prin to l'antisi church this ovcuim; o'clock, ill Hie ut rieklayart Hava Long Llvta. Mimnn nnd hrloklayers amonf the lnngot lived men, helnc exoeedH only by nnd farmer, ao.

cnrdiim in fiirnlhl by the fnltiil si ni ex lieparinient nf l.aiior. day of the first electric starter (1911) the Exide has been earning its title of the long-life battery. We not only sell the Exide, but we repair all makes of batteries. mi.k M. iv1 I'islriliuliir i i "1 htndlt only fenuin EtiJt prtt The above is a facsimile of the Macon Chamber of Commerce Certificate, which protects the merchant, professional man and dealer from fake advertising and from unauthorized 'solicitors for charity funds.

These certificates are issued by the Chamber of F.vcry member is entitled to one, which should be hung up in a conspicious position. If you are not already a member of the Chamber of Commerce, when the call on you we urge yon to become one us. The cost, as you know, is' from one dollar a month upward, as much as you feel like subscribing. The amount thus received is used for maintaining the Chamber of Commerce, as well as being used for the good of the community. I Respectfully submitted, Publicity Conittee Macon Chamber of Cohere? I'iHIl OF THANKS We xvlHh to lUiajiV everyone for (heir mcU of WMnfsa und nymputhy durlna tlielnoss and death of our bahy Jeanne.

MR. AND MRS. R. D. SHOl'SR.

MR. AXD MRS. R. I- THOMPSON NT.