The Missouri herald
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to take care of any disease of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Dr.
Lottman has a wide experience in
his specialty and uses the BLOOD
LESS method for lemoval of tonsils.
51-52
Wilse Curtner and family, accom
panied by liis sister, Miss Myrtle,
and Mrs. Ellen Smyth, all of Caruth
ersville, passed through Hayti last
Sunday en route to Kennett to visit
relatives. They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Curtner at Bragg City.
Blankets of the very best grade
Some as low as $2 a pair. Highfill
Neifind Furniture Co., Caruthers
ville, Mo.'
Mrs. Ladd Faust, who has been in
a hospital in Memphis, has returned
to her home near this city. Mr.
Faust went down and accompanied
her home.
Sylvan flour in barrels, plain
and self-rising, at reasonable prices,
at Buckleys.
Mrs. Louise Creely, once a resi
dent of this city, was married last
week in St. Louis. We failed to
learn the gentleman's name to whom
she was married.
Del Monte, White Ribbon and
Elk brand canned goods, at Buckleys'.
H. J. Frazier had the misfortune
to get a hand mashed one day this
week. He left for the Frisco hospital
Tuesday.
Sylvan flour is the best made
Demand it. Guaranteed by Buckleys'.
W. L. Wilkinson of SIkeston was
in town several days last week tun
ing pianos. It
Remember your dollar will buy
more at Colbert's than at any store
in Southeast Missouri.
Red pitted cherries, fine for pies
at Buckley's.
J. D. Spencer of Paragould, Ark.,
was here several days this week vis
iting relatives.
-New sorghum at Colbert's.
Born, to Mr. and TWrs. Harry Get
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The Missouri herald. (1922). Hayti, Mo., 1922-10-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89066652/1922-10-27/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Missouri herald, 1922-10-27.
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