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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
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p0nOQlne lenoSce u StOlu q ce-
tia.
Pozvednouc zraky, ably vide
la, kdo ma tax velice ma speech,
poznala Elfii Timed, vstala zvol
ma, rozevrela svoji n&ruc a PHI
tiskla divokou divku vrele X
srdci svemu, davsi Sc pri tomra
dosti do place.
"Diky nebesdm "a tvuj st'ast
ny navrat! Oh, Elfie, jak st'ast
nou jsem, ze jsi Ease zpet!" pra
villa Erminie nezne, nutic Elfii,
aby usedla ma nejmekteji wy
cpanou zidi.
"Byla jsem ma rozpacich,
mam-li pfijfti k tob9 jeste dnes,
lnebo seskati 8 tim az do rama.
Obavala jsem Sc, re pfekvapim
te prilis. Nemela jsem vsak do
| sti sebezapreni jfti do hotelu a
pockati ma prichod dr.. Salese,
aby te ma muj prfchod pfipra-
vile. ',tj
"Lsetn, pelmi rada tomu., ze,,
jsi prisla hnedssemfJft do hote-s
Ii samh6edina v vstechto easeeh
a,x nliasts pdsm yojska, .nebylo
by vhodtsme pravila Ern1s. |,
"Plnem 3|vojska! !; TAX jakot
hych se' bala svoiska J nebo vojaJ
XII! NEdyt' jsem pochodovala,
bojovala "a prchala u 5ednoho
vojenskeho tabora do druheho
po celych deset dni q mezi gu
eriny k stomu! Nemam :proto
zadnych pfitin, strachovati Sc
pred mimi. Rada jsem vsak to-
mu, ze jsem te nepolekala pri-
lis, vrazic ma te tax neocekava-
nee.
"Prekvapila isl mne, draha,
ale pfekvapeni to bylo prijem-
nee.
"Byla jsem tax zadostivou te
videti slyseti neco o mem ma
lem hrdinnem Mimu. Oh, Err
mo, mdzes mi fici, jak to MIN
dopadlo?"
"Naleza Sc jiz mimo Nsecko
nebezpecf pozdravuje Sc vel
mi rychle".
"Diky nebesim "a to! Kdy-
by byl zemrel, nepfezila bych
to! Mdi ubohy, maly hrdina !!
Avsak nachazel Sc skuteGne V
nebezpeci zivota?"
"Ano. Ma kazdy pad je vsak
mimo vseho nebezpeci. Videla
jsem jej dnes rano a k Will to-
be chodila jsem k nemu kazdy
den". ~ Il
"Nebesa necht' te odmeni "a
to, draha! Rekni mi ale, Ermi-
ME, nechovala jsi obav mne,
kdyz nevratila jsem Sc zpet z
vyletu jeste teze noci?"
"Ano, byla jsem velmi ne
pokojnou", odvetila dcera kaza
tele. "Myslela jsem ale, re pro-
dlouzila isl svdj vylet pax te-
sila mne myslenka, re nemuze
Sc ii mic zleho prihodit, protoze
nechazela jsi sc We stredu velke
spolecnosti, ktera byla dosti sill
nou, ably te ochranovala".
"Hm. hm!" pravila Elfie,
isouc velike mire sklamana.
re Elma nejevila vetsi zaiem a
nezmirala strachy o nj. "A coz
ma druhy den, kdyz vyletnici
vratili Sc zp6t, vezouce na smrt
zraneneho maleho Nina sebou
a kdyz rozsirila Sc zprava, re
ia byla unesena guerillv? CO
potom, Ermlnie?"
"Byla jsem zpravou tou ia
ko omracena hned spechala
jsem ven. rfestedciti Sc, co je
la tom pravdy. Kdyz ale slyse~
la .lsem, re unosce tvdj byl bra
trance a ctitel i zboznovatel,
Albert Goldsboreugh, tu odleh-
clio Sc M yelmi, tomu muzes we
r;tt"
,, "Snlm sc ptati proc a ma ia
KEN zaklade?" tazala sc po-
drazdene Elfie.
"profO 70 jsepo ci h,rIo ,;ufo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
XVIII. Navrat Elfie.

hAy u Wan fJAL0CA Wv AauA 0AA
Washingtonskeho. Elfie vystou
pila z vozu a jelikoz nemela Sc
bou pGl .tuctu obligatnich ska
tul, ba ami destniku, prosla ry-
chile vchodem vysla ma ulici,
kde stala celia rada dostavniku
q ,drozkaru, cekajicich ma ce-
stujfci, kteri dali by Sc jimi 90
hnouti".,
Kirk jejich nadhoncich ruz
nych hotelu byl veliky, Elfie
byla vsak tomu zvykla a nedala
! Sc Jim ohlusiti. Penize taktez
J mela posud pri sobe, nebot' }.
jak nam znamo, nebyla podro-
bena prohlidce neobrana ami
jediny predmet. Tobolka jeji
naplnena byla zelenaky v OBJ
nosu mnoha set dollard, jez dal
j otec X uschovani pred svyml
odjezdem Ike pluku. !.
Propletla Sc kficfcimi vozky
a zvolala pax ma jednoho y
NIGH, jehoz tvar chovani abu+
Oily jeli ddveru. I j Il
"Kam 81 prejete, abych, vas
zavezl. miss?" tazal Sc tento.
priloziv prsty ku klobouku ma
pozdrav. II I t III .a.'
Elfie udala mu, adresu, ;,koci
vylezl 81 ma kozlfk a "a Okla
mix ma to unasena, byia snne-
rem ku fare DIR. Rosenthala.l :
''Jak pax asi budu pfivitana
Erminii? Muj neocekavany
prichod nepoleka il snad pri-
lis? A jestli ano, bude il skodi-
I'll? Snad uz je take v posteli a
ia udelala bych snad nejlepe,
kdybych pro tuto noe zajela
bud do hotelu nebo nektereho
stravniho domu a Ultra poslala
pro dr.. Salese, .ienz mohl by il
ma muj prichod pozvolna pri-
praviti", premySlela Elfie ce-
stou.
V zap6ti vsak byla iineho
mineni.
ITO pfekvapeni nemuze pre-
byti tax velike! Vzdyt' ne
vracim Sc hrobu a ona nema
2cela zadnych pricin povazo-
vati mne "a mrtvou. A kdyby
mela, prece nemilovala mne
tax silene, aby zemTela radosti
mad mym nenadalym navra-
tenn, nebo vzkriSenim. Krone
toho pax ma zadny spusob me-
vydrzela bych to az do rama.
Muslin il videti a zved6ti neco
o osudu meho maleho Nina.
Takto jsouc rozhodnuta, po-
deprela Sc pohodlne lenoch
sedadla a cekala, az kocar Ia
stavi pred farou. Kdyz byla ma
blizku, vyhledla zvedave ok
mem, ably presvedcila Sc, stoji-
Ii znama il tax mila budova
posud ma SVEN miste.
"All right! Vidim svetIo
kmitati sc zaclonami cd knihov
ny, coz znamena, ze Erminie je
posud vzhuru", pravila k so
be, kdyz kocar zastavil ona z
neho vyskocila.
"Tu je vas dollar, jak .jsme
byli smluvili, ia dovezeni! A
. til mate puldollar zvlast' "a to,
2e iste nekricel a netrhal Sc o
cestujici, tax jako ii druzl kc-
cove, pravila Elfie. podavajic
kocimu receny obnos q otevira~
JIG vratka ohrady.
Koci podekoval vrele a Elfie
spechala po peSine, vedouci ku
vchodu do domu, kde trhia
zvoncem. jakoby cht6la zvonit
ma poplach. Dvere byly cteyre-
ny starym strycem Bobem, jenz
spatriv il, uskocil o krok ma zad
volaje: .s;i
"Chvala bohu ma vysostech,
miss Elfie Jste to w skutec-
ne?"
"Yes. Yes! Kde je Ermi,
nie?" zvolala Elfie a necekajlc
ami ma odpoved', predbehla sta
reho cernocha a otevrela rych-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

4ulVVuuStA h SVSHO VuVu, any 70
primel ku provdani sc "a neho;
nepodaH-li se mu to ale, ze po-
sle te dom1 zpet - coz, jak Sc
dcmnivam, ueinil take".
"Skutecne? Well, ia te
brzku poucfm o jinem, Ermi-
ME !" pravila Elfie.
"Musfs mi dopodrobna W.
pravovati vse, co Sc ii prihodi-
10 Cd dob, kdy vysla jsi ma W.
let; predevsim ale potrebujes
! odpocinek a obcerstveni. I've
davost ma mtze pockat", pra-
villa slecna Rosenthalova, klep-
nouc ma zvonek.
Katerina dostavila Sc lined.
Byla jiz slysela Cd stareho Bo-
ba o prichodu Elfie a byla veil
ce zadostivou il privitati. We
pritomnosti sve velitelky neod-
vazila sc vsak promluviti prvni
a zGstala proto stati u dveri,
cekajic ma rozkazy.
"Jen blize! Nestdjte u dveri
jake socha a nezirejte ma mne
jako cinsky mandarin! Jsem ra
da, ze vas vidim! TAX nevitaji
Sc pfatele, kterf st'astne vratili
Sc re zajeti guerillh", zvolala
Elfie srdecne, podavajic ruku
Nemkyni, ktera potrasla il a
pfitiskla pax k srdci a rtnm.
IA nyni, mole draha Elfie,
vyslov Sc. co hys 81 prala a nae
mas chut'. Vim, ze ,ohen v iku-
chynskyph kamnech jeste hori
a voda n kotliku Sc Narf. Objed-
nej, co'si rfejes, nebot' isl nyni
Ease donna ~ vzdyt' vis!".
Vim TO, vim, diky peobme-
zene TIVE pohostinnosti. ia vsak
mela asi pred nekolika hodina-
mi dobrou vecefi v onom sta
rem farmarskem domku u ze-
lezniGni stanice Point of Rocks.
Ceho prozatim nejvice cam "a
potfebi, je dobra koupel pre-
mena prada. Oh, pomysli jen,
ia postradala ODE po celych de-
set dni!"
Dear mel" zvolala Erminie,
otevrouc oci s udivem, ktery by
byl sotva vetsi, kdyby byla sly
Sela, ze Elfie prohojovala ctyTi-
Get bitev.
"Je to skutecnc pravda, Err
mimic. A ia mohu te ujistit, &c
|stradani to vyhojilo mne jed
noho blaznovstvi", pravila FL
fie, kSvajic hlavou.
~ jakeho?"
"Touhy, slouziti sve vlasti V
radovem vojsku. Yer, re Sc sla-
YOU tou smichano je mnoho spi-
ny. ia nedbala bych rany sec
ne, strelne, kuli bomb, ba ami
toho vojenskeho komisarku, te
lvojenske kavy a slaniny. Avsak
nechtela bych vice postradati
cisteho prada a cerstve vody.
Brrr! Nam hned 'husi kuzi'
kdyz vzpomenu 81 ma vsechnu
tu spinu, jakou videla jsem V
tabore vojenskem. Myslim pro-
to, re bude nejlepe, necham-li
muzske vybojovati jejich val
ky nositi kalhoty. ia ode dne-
SKA SpOkOJlm Sc uplne sc Svou
krinolinou a cistym pradlem"
"Myslim, re ucinis jen do
bre", odpovedela Erminie. "Po
koupeli a prem6ne cisteho pra-
dla budeS ale pfece miti potre-
bu obcerstveni. Co to ma byt?
Sklenice dobreho vina, koflik
kavy a zakusek?"
"Koflik cafe a topinka po-
staci mi 1plne. Neco tezkeho
nemohla hych dobre straviti.
Potom maine dlouhou rozmlu-
WI pred sebou. Oh, Erminie, ty
nemas ami potuchy tom, co ii
budu vypraveti'.
"Lazen bude pripravena o.
kamzite;; a az Sc vykoupaS a
pfevleces, pfijd' do me loznice,
kde budeme moci vyrnluviti Sc
| Jn e,r+ oct; r., naSss54,>. - 10 !,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10
PERSONALS

A supper will be served by St. Mary's Guild of the Trinity Episcopal church on the corner of Broad street and Fairfield avenue tonight from 5:3O until o'clock-s Mrs Robert Goddard Mrs. O; D. Smith, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Charles Cyrus, Mrs George Shaw Miss Gertrude Morrill, and Mrs. B. J. Aftllens are the committee in charge.
 Dr. William Horace Day. L. L. D.. will perform the ceremony at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Capps.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Capps of New York city and Dr. s. Demosthenes Zaph of Chicago which will take place on June 17th, at the summer home Of the brides parents in Milford.
 Miss Catherine Mcclure of Madison avenue is spending two week in New town as the guest of relatives.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

luncheon tomorrow at the StratfeI7 hotel at l o'clock. During Luncheon there will be Community singing ana
 afterwards a short program will be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Mrs. D. Monohan of 1532 1ranistan venue will open her home tomorrow -*ernoon for the meteing of the Women's Auxiliary of the Yankee
 ..-..a When whist will be played. Prizes will be awarded those holding the highest scores at each table.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Mrs Fairfax Ludlow and s1na1 ,n of Windsor avenue, Stratford eft this morning for Meriden, Conn. ytere they will be entertained b5 Irs Lud1ow's sister, Mrs. H. L Vhcat1ey, for several days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Mrs. William Hawks of the IroQuois 1artments on Washington avenue is atertaining Miss Eleanor Mcclellan f New York city as her house guest 1r several days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Mrs Alfred Wilkins of Poplar treet is visiting with friends in Phil .delphia, Pa, for the remainder of his week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Fred Bennett and John Mcclure,
 officials of the Musicians Union of this city are spending a few days in St Paul. Minn.. as Bridgeport dele gates to the Musicians convention which is now being held in that city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Supreme Chaplain, Rev. Patrick McGivney, Grand Knight Peter M. Davey, Daniel Harr: gan and William H. Nolan, Jr., constitute the Bridge port delegation to the State conven- ton of the Knights of Columbus which is in session in Meriden, Ct. to- day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Miss Edna Howe of Norman stre, will be the guest of friends in Ne York city for a few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

rNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, District of Connecticut
 In inc Matter of: MORRIS FIDDEI- AN, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy To the Creditors of Morris FiddelmaSln f Bridgeport, in the County of Falrhelo' 13 District aforesaid, bankrupt:
 This is to give N9tiGs, t;G That on a May fnl1 <; riii,7icated bankrupt and that the first ,eeting of his creditors will be held at It, office of the undersigned Referee, III Ie County Court House, Bridgeport; -.ran., May 20, 1921. at 10 a. n:, Standard me at which time the creditors may ttend, prove their claims, appolnt ,,Istee examine the bankrupt and trans f such other business as may properly me before said meeting.
 JOHN KEOGH,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. rideeport Conn.,, May 10, 1921 AaF
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

njoyed. Mrs. John Sterhns, anu rs. Harry Ives are the committee in harge of the affair.
 The annual meeting of the Bridge ort Protestant Orphan Asylum will ,a held on Thursday morning at the 9ne in Black Rock. Miss Louise yarren, the president will preside.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Mrs. Charles Dana of Wentworth street will be the hostess for thi weeks meeting of the Mary Boards ley society of Olivet Congregations church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

The next rehearsal for the musical show to be presented by the Children of Mary society of g. Peters show before the dance on Monday, May 23rd, will be held on Thursday even ing at the home of Miss Katherine Lombard on Fairfield avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

MT. and Mrs. R. J. Drew of Cres- cent avenue entertained over the weekend Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, MT. and Mrs Harry Meyer. and Miss Katherine Hickey, all of Pittsfield, Mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

be held by the club members during the early part of June.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Miss Hulda Chapman of Par place will open her home on Thurs day afternoon for the meeting of tn Little Sisters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Miss Elizabeth Seeley of Brooklawn avenue vii. entertain the members of the Service club at a bridge party at her home tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Miller of Brook lawn avenue. who is to wed Edmund Bryce Du Val Cleborne on June 1jth, at St. Johns Episcopal church. Miss bridesmaids.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Miss Anna Mcclure and Bill Steinke will be the entertainers at the monthly meeting of the Elias Howe Circle to be .Ield this evening in Elias Howe school. Dancing will follow tt 9 short program.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Donald Choate of-Srooklawn ave nue is spending several days in Nev York city as the guest of Warne Bishop.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

An elaborate service is now being planed for the reception Of new members into the Children of Mary society at St August-ne'S church on May 22nG.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Miss, Marion Henshaw of Fairfield avenue has returned from New Haven where she spent q brief stay
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

The officers of the Players club o1 Bridgeport High School are nov plans for a large banquet to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-10

Members of the Wednesday After noon. musical arc invited to attend n
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
HOW TO MAKE SALES
SUCCESSFUL

Progressive farmers and auction
eers have learned that the way tc
have successful sales is to advertise
them in the papers and to use plenty
of space in doing it. An interesting
article by an auctioneer. in the Erie
Record emphasized this point. He
says:
81 consider a sale serious propo-
sition. You are putting up to sell,
cheap or high in a few hours, what
Won have no doubt worked to accu-
mulate, probably ten to twenty
years. Why not get all you can for
your labor? Don't blame the auc-
tioneer altogether for how your stuff
sells. Any auctioneer, with any Ionor
will work for the best interest OF
the man who employees him. He re-
grets having a poor, draggy sale as
bad as the man for whom he is
working
an the first place printers ink
plays the most important part, not
that the editor gets much out of it,,
but you are the one who is reaping
the big benefit.
"Watch the man who places his
half page ad in the paper in big bod
type. Then watch the person who
has his advertisement in small type
about 2 inches wide and inches
long in the paper. Then watch the
crowds at the two different sales
and see if he hasn't lost from $500
to $1,000.
"Give the editor the extra wheels
and you reap the benefit. The day
is past for post and tree advertising
as people are going in "tin Lizzies"
or automobiles and don't stop to read
them on posts.
"Some times one extra buyer from
adjoining territory is worth one hun
dred times what the printers ink cost"
-Neodesha (Kan.) Sun.
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching
from choice pens of Buff Orpingtons
Rhode Island Reds and Buff Leghorns
Price 10 cents each or $500 per hun
dred. c. F. WhitIock, Phone TAI
FOR SALE:-Heating stove fol
either coal or wood. Mrs. D. N. Jew
EFT. 12-tf
Eggs for Hatching:-Single comb
Anconas, $3.50 per setting. Call at
300 Third street or phone 662. 15tf
FOR SALE-Eggs from thorough
bred Single Comb r. I. Reds, $1.5O per
setting. 410 Second street, phone 500.
OLDSMOBILE "8" for sale or trade
A BARGAIN. Call and investigate.
Ed Salzer. 24tf
Rhode Island Reds for sale. Here
is your chance for good stock. Two
pens Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds,
also eggs for Matching reduced to
$3.50 balance of season. B. P. Nc
Caslin, 303 Third street, Ph.ae 70.
28tm*
FOR SALE-Ford roadster. Call
at 600 Broadway for particulars. 30tf
FOR SALE:-60O seasoned sharp
ened White Oak posts. Is cents each
delivered in Monett. D. S. Mayhem.
33tm
FOR SALE: Gamma bulbs, your
choice 5 and 10 cents while they last.
Mrs. w. T. Kimes, 806 Central ave.
FOR SALE:-Hatching eggs, S. C.
White leghorns, Ferris strain, 75c per
setting. Mrs. Late Taylor, North
Sixth street, Forest Park. 37tf
FOR SALE: Nearly new bicycle at
a bargain. See Floyd Huffman at
Spratley Garage. 38-tt
FOR SALE: One span of mules S
years old, Is hands high; in good flesh
Well broke to work. s. J. Robertson,
Mcdowell, Mo. S8t2ws
KINDLING-Big load $3.50 cash
delivered. Cheaper than wood or coal
order now, A. 0. Williams, Phone 250J
39t3*
FOR SALE: Eggs for Matching.
Single comb white leghorns, $500 per
100; single comb Rhode Island Reds,
$500 per setting of Is. Jesse Gallo
way, Seventh and Sycamore. Phone
625. 38tf
FOR SALE-Mitchell Six touring
car at bargain or will trade for small
piece of land. Inquire E. Bass,
Martin Hotel. 40t6*
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
PIONEER

The revival meeting that has beer
in progress at Mt. Olive church thl
past two weeks, cl:sed Sunday. There
were several conversions.
Mrs. Belle Freeland was called tc
the home of her mother, Friday, by
her serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Vivin were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wolgamott and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roe were trading
in Pioneer, Friday.
John Hutchins, Sherman Francis
and Frank Stewart were in Cassville,
on business, Saturday.
Frank Breazeal is visiting his sis
ter in Joplin this week.
Ted Hutchens took load of flour
to Butterfield, Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Fink called on Mrs.
Bates McMillen, Saturday evening.
Among those who took dinner at the
home of Louis Lehr, Sunday, were
Alonzo Lehr and family, Alex Belka
and family and Frank Belka.
Misses Anna McMillen and Luvena
Bradley were dinner guests Of Miss
Mary West, Sunday.
Misses Mary West, Luvena Bradley,
Anna McMillen, Messrs. Willie Jones
and A Harris attended church at Fair
view, Sunday night.
Mrs. Aza Jeffries, of Anderson, is
at the home of George Berziel
Jim Jeffries, of Berwick, spent
Sunday and Sunday night with Hollie
Berziel.
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Modern house rooms
and bath, 615 9th St. Apply at above
number. 51tf
FOR SALE-5 room modern house
close in. Easy terms if taken at once.
Call at 1O1 Broadway. 16tt
FOR SALE: Two houses on Fourth
street close in; 5 rooms and bath,
pantry and large clothes closets. One
in 400 block and the other in 500
block. Mrs. Ida B. Adams. 25tf
FOR SALE: A modern bungalow
two corner lots, east front. Garage,
fruit and garden. Well located. A
nice place for home. Phone2. 32tf
FOR SALE:-Modern 4-room cot
tage -four lots, large barn and garage.
Phone Asa or call at 912 Seventh
street. 33tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE:-Two lots
on Euclid avenue, good barn and
shade trees, water and meter. Will
consider Ford car and easypayments
Call at Ill Fourth street for Jack
Jones. 36-t6
FOR SALE:-Two lots corner Of
Eighth and Gale SITS. Stone valued at
$500 included in sale. Inquire Times
office. 36-t12t
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
SOUTHWEST PURDY

The farmers are busily setting out
strawberry plants.
Miss Pearl Long returned home
from Fairview, Saturday, where she
has been for several days.
Miss Neva Strother was the Sun
day evening guest of Miss Leona
Scooter.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
at Mt. Pleasant with large crowds
every Sunday. Come and atteao The
services. ...
Misses Violet Mcqueen and Mildred
Strother were the Sunday guests OF
Miss Pearl Mckee.
A large crowd from this neighhor-
hood attended the last day of school
exercises that were given at Doss
school house, Friday night.
Misses Matte and Nora Haynes,
Frona Scooter, Messrs. Jack Whiteman,
and Elmer Ware attended meeting at
New Hope Sunday night.
Grant Edwards had the misfortune
of getting his buggy turned over Sun
day night. The occupants were un-
injured but the buggy was damaged
considerably.
The farmers Club will hold meet.
ing at Pleasant Valley school house
Tuesday evening, April 10. A pro-
gram is being prepared. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
Misses Ocie and Ruby Link; Messrs
Monroe Scooter and Grant Edwards at
tended meeting at Oak Union, Sunday
evening.
Messrs. Tilman Scooter and Burl
Eden attended church at Gunter, Sun
day night.
Tilman Scooter has traded his buggy
to Byron eagle for a motor cycle.
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
RECTAL DISEASES-PILES
Knifeless Treatment for Quick and
Permanent Removal of Piles by
AtrOphic drying up)
Treatment.


have perfected a, knifeless, stitch
less and painless treatment for quick
and permanent removal of piles. No
hospital bills, no anesthetic, going
about your business as usual.
Testimonies from four states.
Practice limited to orificial work
with positive method for quick and
permanent relief for all non malignant
anal, rectal and colonic disorders, and
many chronic diseases produced or
maintained by nervous reflex result
ing from some form Of rectal irri-
tation or chronic infection as, auto
intoxication, constipation, rheumatism
eczema, asthma, catarrh, high blood
pressure, diabetes, prosatitis and
uterine and bladder disorders.
Eleven years of honorable and eff
ficient service.
Parties desiring treatment at Mo-
nett office will write for appointment.
DIR. JOHN S. SCHREINER
orificial Specialist
Suites 713-714, Seventh Floor
Frisco Building
Hours 9-5, Sundays 1912 a. m.
Phone 20S0 Joplin, Mo. ADV.
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
MT. GROVE

Oscar Terry spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Smith.
Oren Hughey visited Mr.. and Mrs
G. M. Hughey, Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith was guest OF
Msr. Reva jackson, Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Morlan anc
children attended church at Mt. Grove
Sunday.
Jim Smith was trading in Purdy
Saturday.
Mrs. v. H. Marbut and Miss Fern
Alexander visited Mrs. Reva Jackson
one day last week.
T. H. Morlan and little daughter
Ruth, were in Monett one day last
week.
Oscar Jackson visited James Smith
Sunday.
Fred Smith and Olaf Clements at
tended church at Mt. Grove, Sunday.
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
THE TINES WANT ADS
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Two modern, nicely
furnished housekeeping apartments.
Mrs. Landon Cox, sos Third st. lott
FOR RENT:-Two light housekeep-
ing rooms, 612 Fifth St., phone 426.
FOR RENT:-Garage at 5oG
Central avenue. 38t3~
FOR RENT:-Suite of rooms for
light housekeeping at 217 Third st.
FOR RENT: Light housekeeping
rooms at 702 Fourth street. 4O-tf
The Monett times., 1921-04-15
WANTED


WANTED:-Good second hand
typewriter. Price must be reasonable
Mrs. Ida B. Adams. 31tf
WANTED TO RENT-Modern
house 4 to 8 rooms. Call chief clerk
Frisco phone IA. 40t5"
WANTED: Girl for general house
work. Phone 382J or call at SO4
Eighth street. 39tf
WANTED: Tractor attachment for
Ford auto. Must be cheap. State
price in first letter. 7. j. Steward,
Gravette, Ark. 36t6*
WANTED: Two or three burner
oil stove. Phone 1872. 38tf