Mansfield mirror., September 04, 1919, Image 2

About Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957

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FARM LOANS
I have tome private money to loan on improved farms
in Wright County. If you want to borrow money on
your farm, come and see me
N. J. Craig, Mansfield, Mo.
Vv ho : lid
Lrmt er
Wasn't Cheap?
Wo c:u: v'nve that it 19
100 lusiK-U of CORN
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfield, Missouri
Capital j520,OOO.O0
J. D. Reynolds, President P. W. Newton, Vice-President
N. J. Craig, Cashier J. E. Craig, Assistant Cashier
J. D. Reynolds. P. W. Newton, N. J. Craig. J.E. Craig and
M. E. Gorman. Directors
Personal integrity of its officers ami efficiency of the law gov
riing its transactions arc tht b.st evnieuiv of security that
uiy bank can offer its patrons Upon this basis, we iuvite com
parison and solicit your business.
in 19 14 would buy only
18,500 LATH.
Torfav vou can get 3o,33J
LATH
3l
CALOMEL J8ALIVATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts Like Dynamite on a
Sluggish Liver and Yea
Lose a Day's Work
Patronize Home Industry
DRINK
Mansfield Bottling Works
Pure Soda Water
Best "Pop" in the State
Sold hy liOadiii"' Dealer
jiaxsfii:li hottlixc; avokks
VVm. M. Nelson, .Manager, Mansfield, Mo.
i ! ti . !
-t i - - i r
IRONING DAY
t Every Wednesday
Beginning immediatelq. ire trill furnish day current
to accommodate th. ladies and others tcho desire
to iron tcith electricity. H'e aim to establish Wed
nesday as a regular ironing day the year around
and tee thank the ladies for their co-operation
IF YOU HAVE XO ELECTRIC IROX SEE US
Mansfield Light S Power Company
--4 -I I- ! 4 I- ! t i h -. ! .. f f ! .
Buv Lumber No!
D. J. Landers
Lumber Co.
MANSFIELD HOTEL
8
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L
1
XEWLY
FURNISHED
THROUGHOUT
NEAR DEPOTS
RATES S2 PER DAY
F. D. JIOOXEY
PROPRIETOR
Registered Hereford for Sale
Both Polled and Horned
Bulls, Cows or Heifers in lots to suit customers
Farm 3 miles west Mansfield on Springfield road
0. B. WHITAKER, Mansfield, Mo.
CREAM !
fr'ell jour cream to an agent of
tte Mountain Grove Creatne y O..
tte pioneer creamery of the Orark
and a Wright county institution The
highest prices at all times. Correct
weight and test,
A P. WILCOX, Mansfield, Mo
T.F.LENIIART
Undertaker
Licensed Embalmer
Picture Framing
Telephone 1UU
Tlioiv's no ivason why a jut
son should t iko sii'lii-ninu, suli
v;itinr r.ilimii'l " Iumi ;i tow cents
l)iiy a latwbot c l of Dml-on's
jivtM- Tunic a ivrlVi-t substi
tute for cnkmiej.'
It is a pleasant, voptUablo
u i.l which will start your
liver just as surely as ealotuol,
iut it doesn't make you sick ami
cannot salivate,
C'hilil ren and ki-owii folks can
take Poilson's Liver Tonic, lie.
cause it is perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug,
u is mercury ami attacus your
bones. Take a tlo'. of nasty
calomel today and you will fei 1
we ik. sick and nauseated to
morrow. Don't lose a day's
wi -rii. Take a spoonful of Di id
son's Liver Tonic instead and
you will vvak- up feeling sri-eat.
No more biliousness, constipa
tion, sluggishness. lie id.tclie,
coated tongue or sour stomach.
Your drutrgist say if .vou don't
!ind Dod son's Liver Tonic acts
better than horrible calomel
your uioncy is waiting for you.
Adv.
Mrs. O. D. Morriss and son of
Springfield have been visiting
relatives hero.
ECHOES FROM SPRING
FIELD
WARD B. HITCHCOCK
FOR ANYTHING IS
REAL ESTATE
Insurance f Notary Work
FARM LOANS
URINU IS YOIK VEAL CALVES
Highest market price every day.
KOY DENNIS & JAKE HOOYKU.
Mansfield, Mo.
T. A. KAY HOY R. DENNIS
Ava, Mo Mansfield, Mo.
Kay fe Dennis
AUCTIONEERS
live Stock and Farm Sales a Specialty
fr&ies made everywhere. Sati.-lactinii
guaranteed. Make dates at this oilice.
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DRINK
' in I lie lil l lo t li rousrli it -ilruw
The original Coca-Cola it now bottled in ite own patented
bottle. See the shape when yon order Coca-Cola. Look
for this bottle. Anyone using 'hit bottle will be prosecuted
JFii 1111 v v's mh,i v Ale
Snrpaer-ee all otherc. Kci-p a ci.-"- i ri yoiir hniif-e a gofid
eye-opener, a noon-day bia:er. a line night-cap. Order by
the ca.-e from your deaier nr w rite n.- if tiiey can't supply
you. 'Phone T-J. Factory and oilice, rl'i-7-y W.I'help-tAve
zgiectnc Bottling
Ccmpanv'
Springfield, TOissouri
3 3IAGNIFICENT STEAMERS 3"
TU Cml Bhip SEEANDBE" CrTY OF ERIE" - "CITY OF BUFFALO"
CXKVKLAMI Dolly, May li' to Nov. 15tli ULFFALO
CLWr-LAJfO :00 P. M. I Zavttw
i Lore Hi Tv At Ji
i Arrive Jt'itviLAND
9:V) P. M.
7 80 A. J
twrtPM t Birf aJo f'jr Ntamra F-UU mini all Kvtrrn rd Ctnadian points. Uitrcd tukt
rmaiuit iMrtwMB CMrvcland snj Bulfwo mrm govc toe irMfrtaUun on rtr lU-smert, AaW your
b-k4 ajrit w AtMtaa fhprMH Amt lor tiriuru v B. Line. Nf Toumt AatntoubM
fcw 7 M Komd Trq, witii it qy ritofi limit, for om cha enriinif VS? m. wtiMihM.
baKU'-iIuuy jiwrl M-Urfnd puxilv eiirl of ItiOrt fimp ".Shr.AMhtt" Mat vrifcckiutbf
flvf wtti. AlyjMk f-jf & it gt-i:,rn piwl arwi iWticv VKnctt frw.
Tram it Conpaoj
S E E A NDIlE"
Mater uf lh woId. fflrfiag
FARE Mm
II
r.
Dr. Mack Davis
Deputy State
Veterinarian
Norwood, Mo.
HOTEX,
Old Twohig Stand
Sewly Ktirnibhed Throughout
Your Patronage Solicited
Special Attention to Cui.miercial Trade
Supper Served Before Arrival of Kriten
Pasi-enger Train No. llH
Mrs. Mattic Cottengim
Springfield Happenings Al
ways Interest Our Readers
After reailiojj of so many peo
ple in our town who have bevn
cured by Doan's Kidney Fills, the
ipiestiou natjrally arises: "Is
this medicine eqwilly successful
in our neighboring towns? Thf
yeniTous stat'-uifrt of this
Spiinuiiild resident leaves no
mom fur duubt n this point.
Mrs. M. E. Jenkins,'.-1! E ITih
St.. Sprinutield Mo, says: "Oc
(Ms'tonally when I took cold, it
scltlrd on my lidn;ys and I In.
g:iii tu still'. r awfully from my i
Lack. Dizzy, nervous spells
would come over ine and spots
seemed to appear before my eyes
blurring my sight. My kidneys
became weak and acted utojiu
larly, causing a lot. of annoyance
When I have had those attacks, I
have used Doan's Kidney PilU
and they have never failed t'i re
move every symptom of the trou
ble and make me feel like a dif
feront woman."
I'rice 00c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the
same that Mrs. Jenkins had. Fos
ter Milburn Co.. Mfgrs , Uuffalo,
X. V.-adv.
Mrs. .I.C. Turner has been vis
iting in SpringhVld at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. W.O. His-hop.
Bouldin-Ryan Furniture Co.
Undertakers & Embalmers
Norwood, Mo.
Farmers Produce Company
Will buy your Cream every davand
guarantee correct test and right price.
Ilighett rr.arket price paid at all times
for Butter, Kgas, I'oilltrv. Hides, Wool.
Jarrett Bldg, North Side, Both Thou.;
l.H. Knotwell, .Manager, Norwood.. Mo.
Paid Currency on all our Checks During the Panic of 190"
BANK OP MANSFIELD
-Established 192
Capital $60,000.00 Surplus $30,000.00
F. M. HUFFMAN
DRUGS, ME.DICINES
(- E H F" U M e: R V
Photographic Supplies and Rubber Good,
We solicit your trade because onrmuiiU
are fresh, our stock is corimleie. i.ur
drugs are liure. We give yuu what you
ask lor. f're.criptioos a siecialty.
Norwood, Mo.
People Who Know
People who know, say that O
jZONOIjis the very best and
i surest ivhef they ev"r found in
the. treatment of skin clisiasos
and all inll uned or irritated con-
dti-ns.
Oz'inol is a pure, creamy
whit- ointiiient.sti'ongly ani.isep
tic, cooling, soothing, penetrat
iog and healing. It is peife tly
huriuless, therefore do not hide
it from the children but teach
them to use it Or burns, scalds,
cuts, bruises, sunburn, insect
bites, colds, croup and many oth
er ailments.
Men who are particular, find
O ZO NOL delightful to use after
shaving to prevent soreness,
chafing or pimples.
27 and ,10 cents at all drug
stores or mailed lo uny address
upon receiptor price in postage.
Ozonol Chemical Co., Odessa,
Mo. adv.
W. N. ZUVERS
REAL ESTATE
Insurance Notary Work
FARM LOANS
Norwood, Missouri
l. tl. Silies expects to move
about Out. I to the A. It Young
farm of lOOaeres on Wolf Creek,
which he recently purchased.
Crannlalcd Eyelids,
lllip Evc inflamed by expo-
ture to 9m, Dill and Wind
kly relieved by Marine
. No Smarting,
tint Eve Comfort. At
Your Dragtiiti or by mail 60c per Bottle.
For Beok al lie tyt free write
Murine Cy Remedy Co., Cblcao.
wlmt Eye
fOVXTY tXH'HT I'lMH'KHIMXtJS.
From Hartville Democrat:
County Treasurer D. C. Carter
pre-jents semi-annual settlement,
which is approved.
Tlionum J. Hiitteree, assignee of
L. Ij. Northcult, original purchaser
of north half northeast quarter. 16.
30. 12, allowing to Hat start ion of
I'ourt that he had made full payment
for same, it is ordered that forego
ing facts he sent to the secretary of
jitate in order that patent may be is
sued. Also found thai order of sale
of above si'.id land Nov. 7, 1890, was
error and s.'.nie is rescinded and pat
ent issued to said Thomas J
Ratteree.
County deck ordered to notify all
parties who are as much as two years
n arrears with interest on school
fund mortgage to pay interest.
A sufficient number of petitionevs
having filed petition for stock law
election said election is granted and
date set for Monday, Sept. 15th, and
John YV. Garner. J. K. Haworth and
Everett Gourley appointed judges.
Petit Jury.
Mountain Grove V. E. Young
and Marion Absher.
Clark JCon Minihin nnd Karl
Twohig.
Pleasant Valley D. S Cantrcll.
Gideon Dennis.
Wood D. II. Long. Amos Sandecs
H:irt O. U Curtis. .Teg Coday.
Ga icoiU'.do Ralph Chutman, Fred
Dennis.
Van Piuren James Hutsell. Den
nis Hopkins. '
Brush Will Wilson. W. T. Trout
Boone W. E. Fuson, Ora Patter
son. Montgomery Newt Evans, Reu
ben Noble.
Elk Creel; Tlenry Fletcher, Jas
T. Emmers.in.
Union Jesse Massey, Joseph
Keesling.
Warrants.
Ralph Archie, support of old man
Mitchell and wife, $15.
Jameg Freeman, work on court
house, 39 65.
C. G. Sanders, transportation for
Fred Johnson to asylum, $171.
J. F. Allen, supplies for county
farm, $52.75.
J. N. Lee, 3 months salary and
help. $353. R7.
Wm. Cottengim, groceries for the
county farm, $3 60.
L. W. Cottengim.su pplies fev coun
ty farm, $86.63.
L. R. Boyer, supplies for county
farm, jail and ro:;d tools. $lut.sii
Jack Bane, salary and stamps.
$269.59.
D. G. Tayloe, keeping invalid son
$16.00.
C. L. Williams, keeping Mortie
Eatell. $15.
C. G. Sanders, boarding prisoners
and waiting on probate court, $159. 26
Wm Cottengim, road supplies,
$2.30.
Junia E. Heath, assessment lists,
$52.50.
Jack Cuthbert, assistance, $10.00.
Ben Moore, wcvk on road, $7.60.
Thomas Johnsun, supplies for the
county farm, jail and road sup
plies. $60.70.
John T. Pcpe, attorney fee in Rat
teree land matter, $2.00.
Gardner Ofllce Supply Co., sup
plies, $164.50.
D. C. Carter, salary and post
age, $103.25.
D. C. Carter, distributing school
moneys. $107.45.
David Crldtr, support. $10.00.
Thomas Freeman, work on pump.
$1.25.
George Dennis, support of Tampa
Binkley, $15.
Jesse Mitchell, road work, $6.40.
H. N Nichols, belt for rnnd en
gine. $ i .no.
Hugh Merrell. road work, $88.
John W. Cottengim, road work.
J 4. 00.
Reed Whiltukrr. voad work. $24
Henry Moore, road work, $4.80.
Ray Tlnnsley. road work, $5.20.
Rill Moore, road Work. 80 cents.
.1. W. Calhoun, rord work, 50 els.
C. M. Smith, road work, $20 00.
Chin-leu Burnett voad work. $5!)
Don i'oiu iigim, road work, $15.20
W C. Harris, road work. 75 cents
finis. Burnett, road work, $20.
.lami'i and Thomas Freeman, work
on county trucks, $32.15.
Joe Wright . supptf't of Bertie
Caldwell. $7 r,0.
Wm. Colteng'm, salary, $35.
John A. Ileiislcy, salary, $36.
John W. Garner, salary, $35.
Standard Printing Co , supplies.
$336.85.
Jesse M. Curler, stamps for public
administrator's mure, $2.
D. S. Hylton, two' wolf scalp
bounti'fl. $6.
. J. M. Merrill, road drng money.
$485.8
Now Is a Good Time
To Driye Out Catarrh
The Trouble It in the Blood.
Summer catarrh, with its nause
ous discharge, stuffed up glands,
difficult breathing, and summer
colds, is bad enough, but the worst
of it is yet to come if you ntglctt
to check the growth that is form
ing to attack you with ten-fold
creatcr power during the winter.
That's why it is so important to
treat catarrh with S. S. S. during
warm weather.
It is now an established fact
that catarrh is in the blood and
that lotions anil salves do not give
relief. The experience of others
has proven that S. S. S. strikes at
the root of the trouble. Waste no
lime in this matter, for it is of the
utmost importance. WrlTc to our
Medical Advisor about your case.
Address Swift Specific Co., Dept.
5J, Atlanta, Ga.
Annie E. Kelly. iter nnd .lcw II licnsley.
Miss Ethel Kelly visited with her A largo crowd attended the ice
folks from Saturday until Sunday, cream social r.l. Modway Satuvday
accompanied by Misses Myrtle Tiir- night.
C!iuui'e?i Cry tar FScchor'e
The Khict You Have Always Bought, and which has been
iu usj for over over 30 years, has home the signature of
- and has been made under his per
'.ZJ Knnal siinerirision ninri" its infnnrv.
Cii Allow no one to deceive yeu in this.
AM Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-guod " are t
Experiment i that trifle with and endanger the health uf
Iufant:; and Children Experience aivainut Experiment.
What is CASTOR! A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregt-nc,
Drops and Si.othing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contain
neither Opiu.m, Morphine nor other narcotic sttbstar.ee. Its
ege is its pu::runtee. For more than thirty years it ha?
been iu constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulenjv,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allayiug Fevcrishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Eowrto, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and uatuial bleep,
The Children's Panacea The Mother'!) i'rienJ.
Bt
ffli t ?r.r
ars the Signature of
Si
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la Uso For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always l ;3!si
TH' CFNTAtm COMIAt4V.
r v iiom r-
FOR SALE.
Second-Hand Cars. One, Ki-Horscpoiocr Tractor
Steam Engine. One. 24-inch Corn Burr Mill. One
Saio Ria and Satu. One Gas Enuine and 2 Wood
Saics. All the abooe in qood condition, readi to
tcorh. Call at Nortoood Garate for prices. Theg
must sell. 'Phone 7 f 4 . j
Norwood Garage, Norwood, Mo.
SAVE THE BACON.
Isaac Cantrcll, It. P. D. No. 2,Ter.
ra Haute, Ind , writes: "My exper
ience with D. A. THOMAS' IlOd
POWDER is that it has given Rood
results in helping hops that were sick
and keeping those well that, wire not
nick. It does all that you claim for
it. I would not had a sick Iiok If 1
hud lined it sooner." We sell it
II.XM. NornroitH. Adv.
I-' A I It I. A Ml VAM.EY.
Most of Ihe farmers ill this vicin
ity are hiiiiy plowliiK preparing lo
BOW WlH'lll.
AIih. Jane Kelly left Wednesday
for her home In Fc.vt DodKe, Kan.,
after a fw weeks' visit with Mrs.
a. M. LITTLE
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SHOES AND GROCERIES, SHELF AND
HEAVY HARDWARE AND FARM iM-
PLEMENTS. JOHN DEERE VEHICLES $
AND DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS i
NORWOOD, MO.
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Will Keep Your
Chicks Healthy
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Wolf's U cruid Poultry Tonic
mixed with the drinking water daily will
prevent and relieve Indigestion, Diar
rhoea, Leg Weakness, Capet and other
common ailments which destroy mil
lions of chicks annually.
Wolfs Liquid Poultry Tonic
also regulates the blood, bowels and
digestive organs and is indispensable
in preventing and treating Roup,
Canker, Liniberneck, Pip and other
ailments among the hens.
COME IN TODAY and get-a
bottle on our money back uur:iiucc.
Your Dealer Is authorized to Refund Your
Money if it Fails to SATISFY.'
Insist on Wolf's
IT IS MADE TO S ATI Sir
ALL LIVE DEALERS