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X ":-V - t t; v Is !f:" :- I"' :v It- Ji. 1? 1. 1! J ill THE MANSFIELD MIRROR Hnn Slack, Wwt IM w MIRROR PUBLISHING TO. Oliver B. I)t!s, Kditor. . Mrs. N. J. Davis, Associate S1.50 a Year In Advance f2.oo orrsiDR the state. um M tkp Pwmnm t ViukU at... TI.PKOXB III. THE AM LR It AN PR t-SS ASSOC I A HON CITY OFFICIALS. Mayor J. E. Craig litfsbal Roe Strong Police Judge S. R. Hedrick Assessor- C. C. Newton Aldermen : First Ward M. E Stephens First Ward t 0. B. Davis Second Ward, D S. Cantrell Second Ward. L F. Livingston President Board, L.R Livingston Clerk J. W. Brazeui Treasurer Attorney r. .' M.E. Gorman N. J. Craig 8treet Commissioner-Roe Strong Collector C. L. Turne Health Officer Dr. J. A. Fnson Board of Health J E. Craig Dr J. A.Fuson, L. F. Livingston Council meets the second Monday evening of every month. KAILKOAD TIME TABLES. East Bound. No.101 Passenger 9:55 pin No.241 Local freight 11:00 a. ni No.103 Passenger 9:iW a.m West Bound. fco. 102 Passenger 5:10 a.m No.240 -Local freight 11:X) a.m No.104 Passenger 13:45 p. an L. F. LIVINGSTON, Agent OZAKK SOUTHERN Leave Mansfield (J:45 a. ui (After arrival of Frisco train 1C3 Airive Ava 11:30 a. tn Leave Ava 3:80 p. in Arrive Mansfield 5:0o p tn Leaves Mansfield.. . . 10:00 p. tn Leaves Ava 3:30 a. ui FRED G ROVER, Agent BAPTIST CHUECH. Sunday school every Sunday at 9:45 a. in. V7.L. Matthews, Supt. Preaching 1st and 3rd Sundays. Bev. W. U. Barchard, Pastor. CUMBERLAND PEE8BY TEEIAN CHUECH. ' Preaching every 2nd Sunday, Rev. A, S. Humphrey, Pastor Riitt'lay s:hool every Sunday at fS i. m. G. W. Freeman, Supt. '. METHODIST CHURCH. Preaching services 3d and 4th Sunday morning and evening. Rev C. E. Little, Pistor. , Sunday school, every Sunday at 0-45 a.tr. Geo. Benjamin, Sut till Itt II OF (II II 1ST Bible school at 9:45 a. in. every Han it J. I). If. Kay, Hupcrintendiiit. Preaching every second Sunday. : Rev. Oscar Wright. PaeUir. W r Mansfield Chamber of .',-,', Commerce ';"";'""'.' Meet tvery 1st Thursday night in each month. Board of v' Governors meet 3rd Tliu. night, Odd Fellows HalL L A. Johnson, President. W 0Uer.B. Daite, Secreury. Political Announcements FOR CIRCl'lT CLERK We are authorised to announce M. C. COIUY ot Hart townphip, Mansfield, Konte 1, ss a candidate for the ollice of Circuit Clerk of'Wri-'ht County, btibject to the action of the tiepnhlicnn voters iU the primary election. Augtttt, 1st Uria. w are authorir.ed to announce JACK BASK of Hart township, as a candidate for the otlice of Circuit Clirk of Wriglit County, subject to the action of (lie Republican voter at the primnry elect ion, August. 1M Is:!--. FOR KKCOKDKK OK lKEPS We are a uh.irized t announce AliTHVU Wll.MAMS o(Ons.-.'nadetownhliip, llartville, Route :t, as a candidate for the ollice - of Re corder of IVeds of rt'riglit County, ub jtvt to tlie action of the Republican voters at the primary election, August, 1st Hi-'2. We are authorized to announce 11KKUF.RT C. SilKl.ToS of Gasconade township, a? a candidate lor the otlice of Recorder of lVeds d Wright County, hntject to the action of the Republican voters, at the primary election, Aiiiu.-t,'st lO-J. FOR COCNTV CLF.RK We are authoried to nnnonnce JOHN X. IM1VOU JR. of Pleasant Valley township, Mansfield, as a candidate for the ollice of County Clerk of Wright County, subject to the action of the Republican voters at the primary election, August, lit li22. E. J. Knight Has Good Job. E. J. Knight who wasu teach er in the Mansfield school- from 1LW3 to li'07 was rccent'y elected superint ndi nt of the city se ll ols t.f Lmar, Culortido with a two.veir contract at $J(XX) per year. At pres nt he i as-istant supetinrer.d 'itt of Colrulo Spr ings scl nol , going then' from Girard, ICmsis wlieiehe served a superintendent fur fnuryears. He wis county superintendetit of Wright County fur two terms itnd alo served :s ptincipal of the NorwiKjd sherds t"r two years, lie h:is Earned various degrees in Springfield State Normal School, .Missouri State University and Colorado State Teachers College, the 1 ist natued having cor.ferred.the, di gree of A M. upon him lat August, He was raised at Ava where hi- mother still resides and to whom he pays an annual visit. H ws delected from a coterie of about 30 applicants and is to receive th" highest salary ever paid the re. His fii-'tids here w'dl be glad to hear of his promotion and to confirm the fact that Missouri men are making good through out the nation. NO MORE GRAY HAIR For Gray, Sti caked, Fad ed and Worried Hair A pleasant, safe, effective orepara ti'jn lian heen uwl hy thousand gives wonderful reMiltn-ohtaiii a brittle at any drug or toilet co'inn-r of the fa mous IieJ.acv'R French Hair Tonic for $l.0t, or direct, prepaid, tioni Del.acy Chemical Co., hi. I.oiiih, Mo. Will not UiRappoint you will rcmore evenly and gradually the gray and streaked hair to iwiormer natural ueaiuy mill (iiarin. Alfo di'flrovn dandruff eionn hair from falling out and will keep yon looking young. Hold by all dealera How'sThis Miss Helen 1 ttigrew, of Troy Kansas; has aniiouneed slits wi l make the t ace for Governor o that state, and here is her plat form: Light wm-s mel beer - butTio whiskey! Cigaret'es. if oij want them! Wear as little urns much us you plense! Dance if you please and jazz if you please! Down with war! Mote Women In public office! Wolf Creek Items We are having lots of rainy weathr. Sin :ing Sundiy night was well attended and wo had a tine singing. John ti arm nnd family. Roy fitinn and f. unity, and Mrs. Sar ah Moody spent Monday nt liar- vo Gann's. Warner Coday and A'len Mj Intosh siient Sunday with Fred and lialph Gann. Miss Grace Gann return- ed heai Monday w heresli.' lias been staying witi her brother. Mrs. Dochio Woody is pretty ptuicly nt this writing. Miss Jaunita and Audrey Hen- sley spent Saturday and Sun day with Sylvia, Susie and Hess to Edwards. Miss Gladys and Opal Co lay spent San lay with Sivsie aud L?e.-sie Edwards . W. C. Edwards visited at J. C. Gann's Monday. Quiet a few from this neigh borhool attended court at II lit vill this we. k. Roy Gann and wife spent Sun day at John Gann's. Beautiful Baby Indigestion and Constipation. "Prior to using Chamberlain's Tablets, I suffered dreadfully from indigestion Nothing 1 ate agreed with me and I lost flesh and ran down in health. Cha mberlain's Tablets strengthened my digestion tfnd cured me of constipation," writes Mrs. Geo. St roup, Salvay, N. Y. Singing Hollow We are sure h iving some nice weather at present, people will be vi-ry bu;-y making garden. The singing at Wolf Cieek Sundav night was we'l attended. Bill Shelton and wife visited at Tom Kirk's Sunday. Jhose at Ike Bennett's Thurs day night were:, liay Fag an and family, Jewel and Myrtle Coday, Elva and Vulney Smith, and Clifford Coday. Miss Jewel Co iay visit d Gol da Bennertt Sunday. Miss Myrtle Coday visited Uuth Bennett Sunday afternoon Ray fiunn, wife and son Gor man viit' d at John Gann's Sun d..y. Mrs. Roy Gann and son visit eJ at Ike Bennett's Saturday. Mrs, Walter Smith and daugh ter and Flora Th unas have been visiting home folks around Nor wood for the past week. Miss G ild i and Ruby Bennett visited at Mrs. J. P: Dennis1 Friday afternoon. Tobbie Thomas is spending a few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. Ike Bennett called at D. Caudle's Sunday. Sweet Heart NOltWOOD Mrs. Dephewa highly respect eU christian laoy died at her home Monday. She is survived by her husband and four child rc n, the remains were shipped to Kansas 'I o sday for burial, Rev Rankin of llartville prea 'bed a fine sermon at the Mcth' oriist church Suiday. Jesii Mai itt and Fred Cream er Invo gone on the roau for a Yeast Foam Co. Preventative Medicine. The tendenc? of medical tci ence is toward preventative tin) asures. It is easier and better to preventthau to cure. Pneumonia, one of the must dangerous dist-a-xes that medical men have to con tend with often follows a cold or alt ck fif the grip. The cold prepares theTsystem for the rec eption and development of the pneumonia germ. The longer the cold hangs on, the greater the dangr. Take Chamberlain's Co ugh Remedy as soon as the first indication of a cold appears ho as to get rid of it. with the least po shi lite delay. It is folly to risk an attack of pneumonia whr-n this remedy may be obtained for u trillu. l Missouri Farms for Sale 10- Acre Farm Only 11900 Cows, Heifer, Poultry and Cream separator, wagon, liar ness included; prosperity all around; handy city markets, ad vantages; loamy tillage, easy to cultivate; spring watered 20 cow pasture; estimated 1000 co rds wood, 100, 000 ft. saw timber; somo fruit -trees; nearly new hous. oak shade; barn, poultry house. Other interests force sac rifiee, $1900 take all $1000 cash, easy terms on balance. Grand oppurnity ambitions . man Act quickly. Catalog free James E Hart. FLAT 1SOCK. Sunday school every Sunday. These nice tlaysuro make a fellow feel like making garden. Virgil Moody called to see Mr. Draper Sunday. , E.A. Short was down to the Short farm Sunday. . Joe Hendriek visited at the G. B. Nonem'aker home Friday. Geo Blank and Fred Draper visited the Turley boys Sunday. J. J. Turleys have moved to the C. M. Miles farm. Mrs. II. Blank planted pot. i toes Monday. Mrs. G. B Nonemiker called on Mrs. W. N. Draper Monday. Tomprrov. Tuesday, April 4 tli, will be the begining of a new school year as this is the annual school meeting day. The b -st in the dis trictis not to good to help guide our children through school and help select a teacher who will haec each and all of the child rens wel fare at heart. So here is hoping we will have a record- breaker of a school all over Mis souri, this year if all will dothier best to make it so, so it will be. PODDY. HOW S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that ennuot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. ' Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been tnken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years.and has become known as the most reliable remedy for catarrh Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the "Mucuous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great im ptovetnent in your general heal th. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 7JicAdv. The Thrlce-a-week Edition Of the New York World In 1U22 and 1923 Practically a Daily at the Price of a Weekly. No otherNewspaper in the woild gives so much at so low a price. The whole world is br ing made over and the United States is taking the le d in the work. This year, particular, history will bo made, ami every American citizen v. ill be doop'y intersted No other newspaper will be deeply intere sted. no other newspaper is bet ter equipped to give the news of the world at the time it is news than The New York World. The Thrice n week' edition of The world is the greatest exam pie of comprehensive jornalism in America. It will keep you as throughly as a daily, which wo uld cost fiveorsix timesas much. It is a unique newspaper, pub lished three times a week for $1 a year. Thin is the regular sub scriplioii price and it pays for 150 newspapers. We offer this unequalled news paper and Tim -Mansfield Mirror together for one year for $2 25, The regular snhscsiption price of the two pa pi r- Is $2 50 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always beara the Signature of Leedys Leading Ladies Shop We have reduced our Hemstitching rates to 5cts for Cotton lOcts ". Silks r Mail Orders a Specialty 225-227 East Commercial Springfield, Missouri Boosting Norwood and Wright County From E A. Stout Farm Agen cy. Inc.,, 150 Nassau St. N. Y. C Thousands of persons all over the United States and even some in foreign countries are receiv ing nowadays invitations to come to WrightCbunty imd make their home on its profitable farms. Tbe.y ar.j being told of the at tractions of Norwood its pros perity and progressiveness, its thrivipg industries, banks, pro duce houses experimental poul try farm, farmers' exchange farm fairs, fraternal organiat ions and churches. These invitations are being sent to selected lists of prospe ive farm buyers men who are seeking the comforts, indopend ence and prosporily of fat m life here. The little booklet in which they are contained should be of real value to this and nearby com munitiesfor it will set thousands of people who would make desir able citizens thinking about Nor wood and Wright County and longing to come here and see for themselves evidences of ou prosperity. , This kind of advertising for city or community is usually the result of an expensive cam paign to line up uie business or farming interests but this time it cost nothing either to, Nor wood or the farming section that will profit by it. The folder is part of a $1,000, 000 campaign undertaken by the E. A. Stro'ut Farm Agency, Inc to boost the farm selling business and it is being distributed by James E. Hart, local represent ative of that agencv.- Mr. Hart intends that Norwood and Wri $525 IN PRIZES FOR THE BEST RHYMES A new contest is jttst licinpr slnrtoil which will interest every woman nnd girl who rends this pnper. Any wonmn or girl can enter this Contest nny , one cun win I AU it is necessary to rlo is to write a 4-line rhyme on Dr. Price's Phosphate linking i'owdcr, using only the words which appear either on the label of the Dr. Price ran (front and back) or on the printed slip which is found in eacli Dr. Price can. Isn't that easy? Everyone likes to make rhymes and here is a chnncc to spend a fascinating hour or two writ ing rhymes on this popular Buking Powder and perhaps winning a sub stantial prise for your efforts, 59 CASH PRIZES For the rhyme selected as best a prise of 1100 will be elvent for the second, third and fourth best rhymes prizes of $75, $50, and $, respec tively will be given. And besides these prises there will be 6i prizes of $5 each for the next 6S best rhymes. With such a long list of prizes as these, it would be a pity not to try your hand at itl Mere Is a 4-line rhyme as an ex amples Two tttupomi of thit powdtr make Bttcuitt, muffin; pit or cake, Tht Priet'i Co., guarantee No alum in tho cam to be. As Dr. Price's Phosphate Baking Powder sells for only is cents a 13 os. can at grocery stores, some rhymes could play up the remarkable economy of this pure and wholesome baking powder which contains no alum. , All thymes must be received by May 1, 1029. Only words appearing cither on the label of the Dr. Price can (front and bark) or on the printed slip contained Inside the can nay be used. These words may lie used as often as deslred,'liut no other words will be allowed, if you haven't a can of Dr. Price's, a cony of the label and the printed slip will be sent to you free upon request Any woman or girl may enter the Contest, but only one rhyme from each person will be considered. In case of ties, the full amount of the prize will be given to each tying contestant Write plainly on only one side of a aheet of paper anil be sure to give your name and address. fiend your rhyme before May 1st to Price Baking Powder Factory 1007 Independence Bird, Chicago, 111, ght County shall get as largo a share of the benefits of that cam paign as he can divert heje. Its illustrations afford inviting glimpses of a few of the sources if income of Wright County far mers, fields of grain in the har vest season, shocks of com and a luscious looking strawberry or two. Accompaning the photographs are carefully wrifen descriptions of se'e-"tr'd farm bargains in Wright County and brief put pungent paragraphs answer most of the natural questions n prospective farm buyer would want answered about the nppor tunities for profit, the crops, markets, soil and climate of this section. Farm srtkers ttre informed that this is a irroat fruit country, that the qmiity of the fruit gfown here is unsurpassed nnd that fortunes are being made -from peaches, tipples, strawberries and blackberries. Tlipy are assured of a climate Vivaling California's, pood mar kets, splendid opportunities tor hunting and fishing and figures are given tosho v that our farm ers have derived good incomes from dairying, gtowinglivo stock and poultry, corn and alfalfa Indeed the booklet is a real com pendi u m of in for mat ion about this t-'rritnry and should be of value in promoting its develop itient, It shows that the Strout Agency, Inc. nnd Mr. Harttie boosting Norwood and the farm ing country around it, which should. increase ihe business of Norwood merchants and the de posits in our hanks. ' It shows it is a land where op portunity knocks and prosperity beckons. The Road to Happiness. You must keep well if you wish to be happy. When constipated take one or two of Chamberlain's Tab'els immediately afti r sup per. They caue a gentle move ment of the bowels. Sunny Slope Items We are sure having some fine weather now since the rain it looks like gardening. Several in this neighborhood are having the flu. Alford Williams is on the sick list we hope for a speedy re cover jT. D. Caudle wife and baby visit ed at Ike Uennett's Sunday. Those visiting at Ed Dennett! Sunday were: Retha, Reba, Keed ith, and Willie Caudle, Chester and Frank Bennett. Alford Williams and wife visit ed at Charley Long's Sunday. The Liberty school was out Fridaj. several present also had dinner and a line program was enjoyed? Mr. Findley of this neighbor bond, is quite sick. Come on Singing Hollow, lets hear from you. lilue Ey"S Sunshine Valley we are all Hoping the rainy weather is over. Tho party at Charley Turner's was well alt ndod Saturday night, refreshments were serv ed and all reported a nice time. Clifford Jackson spent Sunday with Orval Long. Those spending Saturday night with Ella Jackson were: 0car Ridens and family, Fannie Kelly and little soft Ray. Alvin Long and wife attened the party at Charley Turner's Saturday night. Amos R.irnctt left for Colo, a few d.ys ago. Andy S ponce and - Delia Har nett, Herbert Foe and Freedn Campbell attended church at lohnson Friday night. Those calling on Delia liarnett Sunday, weiv: Freda. Campbell, Kinest Harnett, Roy Riney. Ernest Harnett spent Satur day night with Rexie Chad well. Emmit Yokem of Mtn. Grove spent Saturday night with Char ley Turners. Roy Leggitt called on Fr. da Campbell Monday night. Now young hoys while pretty ,'irls are plenty, you'd better gel married before you'retwenly. .Rretty Blue eyes Leniiart ri, T. F. LE CITM7DAI ntV 1 UllLislftaj ISlCl.l7s, and EMBALMiR vJ Lady Assistant vV s . n Motor Hearse Phone 1 0Jk 4- I MANSFIELD, MISSOURI W Have Sold Ovrt 15.000 Farms to Data No lidme trr wl nn vilhitr wal rtawv. You paf atourcoqjniuuonu.!Miicruk'lau4.rcuuoroer. W.He of tclrilulie. E. A. Strout Farm Agency Hugh Wi Ilia iks ICeprosoiitati Over Manslield Furniture Co. PARTIES WANTING . Marble or Granite Monuments Can save money by telephoning or writing Fougen & Rogers City of Mtn.fi rove Marble Works Mountain Grove, Wo. JOE HOLT itj lr:i.v nntl Delivery 1 1. i ul Aiiytliiii"' Anywhere Anytime Hn Im! iM'l Is it 4 i t tlltl'L Miller & Young Moving and Transferring ' Prompt Service Right Prices i:iTlhinl Any Thing Any Time Any Place ' Let Us Hani Your Live Stock- M. R. Miller & T. J. Young AUTO TUUCK Any Thing Any Time Ava or Any Where -Lot me do your transfer work I. II. STKPHEXtt COL. KOV DION MS, Auctioneer. Breeder of Pttro-Drerl Duroo Jer- r.ey HogH. I.iv Stock mid Farm Snips n S)i'ci.ilty Sates, mnilv everywltme. Satisfaction guaranteed. Make dates at this rulicc Fire & Toi'ii;jj3i INSITliANE: AETNA CO. Hugh Willimus Agent Hans .Held, Mo. CO t. J. R. MINTOS II, AITCTIONKEB. Live Stock anil Farm SaIim Spiriulir Sales ninde anywhere. Bills and advertisement free. Make dates at this ollice. Money to Loan N.J. CRAIG HAS SOME MONEY THAT HE DES1R1.S TO LOAN ON GOOD. IM- PROVED FARMS IN EITH ER WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS COUNTIES. N. J. CRAIG WARD B. HITCHCOCK I'Olt ANYTHING IN REAL ESTATE Insurance 1 Notary Work FARM LOANS A TKXAH WONDEIt. For kidney and Madder troubles gravel, weak and lame back, rlimunrt llmii' and Irregularities or the kid neys and bladder. Sold hy your drtiKli;st; by mall, $1.25. Small bottle often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. B. W. Hall. 2!2t Olive St., St. Ixiuls, Mo. Hold or. drtiRlsts Advertisement, . a . ' " " ' I'ilwt-'1-'''! ?ooCG