Mansfield mirror., June 08, 1922, Image 4

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

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TtrM And Not so Terse.
Leo Dean was in Mtn. Grove
during the wesk.
C. V. Hilaabeck and C: L. Tur
oer were in narlville Tuesday.
Miss Fae Davis visited Inez
and Eleanor Spurk-ck of Ava
Sunday. .. " 1
J. S. Tripp and family of Wal-
A ren Kan htv0 Wn vlaiLinfr
relatives hi re.
Richard Skelton, who has been-
in Springfield fur the, past few
weeks, returned home Saturday
night.- "
Buy your Vacuum Cup Tires
from Carbr s Garage and get a
five tube with every tube.
Rev. Humphreys wM fill his
regular appointment at the 0. F.
Hiii.'.li KiiMilttt- mnriktnty 'Biitl
evening
Miss Rosa Morgan who ' has
been teaching school in Wrom
iiiif. is visiting her fattier in
Aiansueia
; Miss Pearl Newton left Tues
day for a vi-it with her sister,
Mrs. Carl Tiipp, in Burlington,
Kansas.
ployed iu the Bt-U Telephone Co
at Springfield, visited homefolks
in this city Sunday.
' Misses Marie Norcross and
Blanche Alcorn visited in Sey
mour Saturday nigbt and attend
ed the June Singing in Cedar
Cap Sunday. -
FOR SaTe,-Beautiful Price d:
Tteple piano. Oak case, easy
touch, tine tone, good condition
inside and out Bench included.
$150 00. Mrs. J. N. Craitf.
On Saturday, June 3rd, a fine
7t pound boy whs bora X) Mr
and Mrs. P. E Divan at their
borne in Springfield.
Eirl Thomas. has resigned bis
position as night cleik at the
Fiirco D pot He left Tnesday
morning for Mtn. Grove to spf nd
bi vacation. ' He haves right a
wsy for Rol'a to accept a pqsi
tion as temporary express agent
at that place.
Miss 'Loc'.ie and Pauline
Ciaig entertained lat Tuesday
evening with a six o'clock diu
uer iaity. ir.e -guests were
Aliases Lxjis Ueach, Leona Hoover
and BeLUh Dalglislr, Messrs
" Bronse Hoover, Le9iie Seright,
Snjder Craig, Ross Reed; and
hostess' Pauline and Locbie.
Missouri State Fair
August 19-26
Prepare Exjbits Now
Premium list ready for distri
bntion soon. Wiite for it today.
W. D Smith, Secy , Sedalia, Mo.
Mansfield Shoe , Shop
I am again in charge of the
Maof&eld Shoe Shop, and will
be in the hop on Saturday's and
rainy days.
A. E. Tarbutton.
Reccommends Chamber
Iain's Tablets.
Chamberlain's Tablets have
been us'-d by mv husband and
myself off and on for the past
five years. When my -husband
goes away from borne he always
takes a bottle along with him.
Whenever I have that heavy
reeling alter eating, or
feel doll and played out, I take
one or to of Chamberlain'
Tablets and they fix me op tine,"
writes Mrs. Newton Vreeland,
Mino-., N. Y. Takes these tab
let when troubled with consti
paiioo or indigestion and they
will do you good.
Travelers Inn
' js'OBWOOD, MISSOURI
Newly Furnished -Throughout
Tour Patronage Solicited
Suecial attention to commercial
trad. " Supper served before arrival
of Frisco passenger train No. 104.
W, O. Bean, Prbp.
BORROW
o r cr vein
WJUI TAX AlUKJrJ?
See. Rt J. Freeman, Agent
Town A Farm Home Builders
", r'Aot:: America -
Leedys
Leading
Ladies
Shop
We have reduced our
Hemstitching rates
to
5cts for Cotton
lOcts " Silks
Mail Orders a Specialty
225-227 East Commercial
Springfield, Missouri
HERE AND THERE
Rev C. N. Fi od ley and wife
visited their daughter Mrs.
Tuinuiie Atchison Saturday
night and Suuday. - " v""
Clarence Harnett and wife
spent Sunday with AlfredMoody
and wife.
Wm. Ritliff called on Oscar
Moody Sunday afternoon.
There will be an all day sing
ing at Wolf Creek the third Sun
diy in this month.
The Sunday, visitors at Dave
Findley's were James Findley
wife and daughter Cbristeen.
V. S. Findley wife and daught
er, Thursieand T J. Smith.
Calomel Good but Awful
Treacherous.
Next dose may sa ivatc, shock
liver or attack your tones.
Yuu know what calyinel is
It's mercurr: Quicksilver. Cil
Jomelis danicerous It crashes
into sour bi like dynamite,
cramping and sickering ou
C.lomel atUcks the boil 's and
should never b - put into your
system.
If viiufiel bilious, hetdachy
constipated and all knock- d our
just go to your druggist and get
a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
for a few cents which is a harm
less vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take
poonfull and if it doesn't start
yonr liver and straighten you
up beltar and quicker than ms
ty calomel aud without making
you sick, jou just go back and
get your money.
Don't take calomel! It makes
you sick the next day: it loses
you a days work. Dod son's Liv
erTone saiaightens you right
up and you feel great. No slts
necessary. Give it to the child
ren because it is perfectly harm
less and can not salivate. ' -
itorru 2.
Sometimes a quiet hour we CCC
From baking bread and shelling
PPP
If cares oppress or worries TTT
We close pur eyes and sit at EEE
And listen to the droning BBB
Or hear the JJJ scold in the
trees. ;
And girlies too we must XQQQ
When their odd moments thus
- they UDU
Each to herself a doty 000
Tl'ese hours of quiet and repOOO
Girls are not built to last for
AAA
The body wears and powers DK
When girls areYVY they always
plan . "
To keep as youthful as they can
Ernt-st Lylrt and family were
at Seph Letaioger s Thursday
night.
Miss Ethel Hall is staying
with Mrs. Neva Bakec now.
Grant Ball left for Springfield
Monday morning where he in
t;nds to work.
Miss Elsie Crider called on
Mrs. J no. Brentlinger Friday.
John Henry Baker called on
Mrs. Sarah Rippt-e Monday
evening. -
Mrs. Dave Crider is a little
better at this time. Dr. Gentry.
of Av's was there Friday.
There was a farm club picnic
at D. R Susder's Suuday.
There were several presont and
aN greatly enjoyed the day.
The bounttil basket dinner was
served on a long table in the
shady Vard, and many helpful
and interesting things were dis
cussed during the evening
' K. J. Stout and family spent
Saturday night at Doc Findley's
and started to California Suuday
morning. '
Claude Edwards calkd at J.
v. Hrentlingor's Suuday morn
ing, and Oscar Cameron called in
the evening.
Miss B lfurue Biker, speut
Saturday night aud Sunday. at
G. VL Miller's.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S'lort,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas and
Ralph Breniliuger went on a
tishing trip to Bryant Saturday
night ane returned bomb in the
wee sma' hours of the. morning,
having' caught one tiuy fish
" Roy Letsiugcr and family and
Ernest Lyles and family hud an
ice cream social Saturday night.
G. W. Miller picked cherries
at Geo Ltrenllinger's Saturday.
Leo Dorrell, Edward and
Louise Dennis were Sunday call
era at J; VV. Edwards.
'Miss Ethel Hall spent Sunday
will) home folks..
Harley Stout 'aud family were
at Dave Crider's Sunday.
Rev. Oliver Coou will preach at
J. V. Edwa-rds' Sunday uight,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards not being
able to go out to church Every
one iscidHy invited to attend.
Mrs. Sarah Rippee spent Sat
urday night aud Sunday with
her parents.
' SUKEY.
Childbirth
Valuable lllastratad Book Sent Free
How thousand of women, by tha taasla
method ol an eminent phyeician, have avoided
unneoauary misexiea through many nootbe
and up to tLt momens
Babr au arrived, b (Mr
explained in the remarkable
book. "Motherhood and the
Babr." Telia alio what to
do before and after baby
cornea, p rotable data a(
birth, baby mica, etc.. and
about "Mother'a Friend,"
need by three generation,
of mothers, and sold In all
drug stores everywhere.
"Mother's Friend" to ap
plied externally, Is . safe,
free from narcotics, per-
U. h aimr S timl r, art
Juatment of muscles and nerve, during
neetanrv and child-birth. Start using It
day. Mrs. B. E. Kerger. Slaytbn, Minn., says
"It pulled me through.' Send for book to
day, to BradOeld Bcsrulator Co.. BA-u. as
luta, Ca. "Mother-, rrisnd" is sold at aS
Snex etone.
Ford Turns Out
6,000,000th Motor
Next One Comes Through
S 1-3 Seconds Later
Ford Motor Number 6.000 000
was lifted from the assembly
line in th Highland ?ark Ford
Plant at 9:14 A.M. May 18th,
Just 5 13 seconds later number
6.000,001 whs linished.
The unusually heavy demand
for Ford cars and trucks at the
present time has necessitated
the building of 5400 motors dai
ly. These are shipped in car
load lots to the various Ford as
sembling plants throughout the
United Stit-s.
The first Model "T" Ford Mo
tor was completed on - October
1st, 1903; number 1000.000 left
the assembly line December 10th,
1015; and number 5,000,000 came
through May 28th, 1621.
Although the Ford Motor
Company turned out a number
of different models prior to 1908,
the present numbering system
began with the first Model "T".
Luclty Tiger
Positively eradicates
M-stoM faUne? hS
ess taorvrsevt srowtn aciAs luere,
'. heJU-aetelatsssdisaraai
Msasg-Baek OaaraoUe. j
saaMa sa eaeksea, er at SSe
MACOMB.
We are having beautiful wealh
er at present, but a nice shower
would be appreciated.
Setting out tomato plants
seems to be the order of the day
in this vicinity.
Those at Virgil Royal's - Sun
day were John Frye and family,
Mr. and. Mrs. Geo Shores Jr.
and daughters Virginia and Gen-
eieve, Mr. and Mis. L J. LonKt
called in the morning and Ruth
Dahlgren In the afternoon. All
ate, Ice cream and bad a general
good time.
Nellie and Ruth Frye spent
from Tuesday until Thursday
w
I SlMd
WEAK, NERVOUS,
All RUII-DOWII
. v i . .
tSmmi Ulj SaHered Until Sh.
Triei CsrAiL Ssyi "Remit
Wu Stnpruinx." Cot Along
Fiae, Became Normal .
ni Hesbliy.
Springfield Mo. "My back wu so
weak I oould -hardly stand up, and I
would have bearing-down pains. and
was not well at any time," saya Mrs.
U V. Williams, wife of a welt-known
fanner on Route 6, tble place. "I
kept getting headaches and having to
go to bed." 1 continues Mrs. Wllltami
describing the troubles (ram which
she obtained relief through the use of
CarduL "My. husband, having heard
of Cardnt, proposed gettiug It for me.
"I taw after taking some Cardul
. . . that I was Improving. The rrtmlt
was surprising. I felt like a different
person.
"Later I suffered from weakness
and weak back, and felt all run-down.
I did not rest well at night. I was so
nervous and cross. My husband said
he would get me some Cardul, which
he did. It strengthened me . . . My
doctor said. I gut along flue. I was in
good healthy condition. . I cannot
say too much for if
Thousands of women have Buffered
as Mrs. Williams describes, until tbey
found relief from the use of CarduL
Blnce It has helped so many, you
should not hesitate to try Cardul tf
troubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere, E.83
.with their sister 1 is. George
Chores Jr.
Mr. Jim Find ey was ai'ree
ably surprised Saturday niht
when several of the neighbors
went in with cikes and made
icecream 'There was a large
crowd there, and we all went
away hoping wu could celebratT
many more of Mr. F.ndleyV
birthday's in that Wiiy.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ornie Owens
spent Sunday at Chas. Schlich
r.
V. II. Brake hd the mis'for
tune of gettiug u mare aud colt
killed by rt train last wet k
Ma.e " Fiye spent Saturdsy
night with M v rtl - Sho:es.
Mrs. S. tf. Hart aad daughter
Florence call-d rtt SiJ Williams
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs, Holt was visithiL' . Ii!i'
daughter Mrs. Haiku d Tuesday
who has beeu quite pooi h
Mis. lom Miller una cm uivn
spnt Sitnrdav night with h-r
father; ur.cle .Joe Gray. .Mrs
Miller wasgreatly alaimed when
he got there and found her fath
er real sick, bnt a doctor' was
soon called and we are glud to
report that he is better at this
writing. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Shores
Jr. and children spent Saturday
at Chas. Chores. .
DOIAY UIMPl.E.
.NORWOOD
Rev. R-hford of Ford land, Mo.
preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening.
Several of the Uebukas und
others visited at Mr. Charles
Stewart's Sunday.
Som from' here have attend
ed lectures at Mtu. Grove-by
Rev. Gilley of Colo. Springs,
although he has hud several
cases of Divine healing, he urges
very earnestly by the impor
tanceofsoul SalvtUi'jn. Ue ex
pecis to continue services
through the week and many
from a distance aire attending
these services.
P. L Connelly who his pur
chased the Cutt ngiin gro e y is
addi'ig dry goods to his store,
and Wm. L'ottengim ii eie:tiug
a sUire building south of the
Connolly store.
Mrs. Sester Newton and baby
left Siturday to j )in her hus
band in Kans. where they will
locate.
Mrs. Snyder remains very
poorly.
Mr. Householder's family
have moved to the Hitchcock
residence.
Mr. Jim Hitchcock s step
mother died Ust week.
Mr. Jess Mallatt is belter.
Mrs. E la Ball and daughter
Georgie, also Hen Finiey are
visiting home folics.
Miss Freda Graves who fir
several months, took music k-s
sons in Kansas City, is home.
Mr. .Depew'a sister of pitta
burg Kans. returned homo last
week and took with ber his in
faot.hn.be.
Kev. , Keliford of Fordlind
preached here Sunday night.
Wultxy Namary of Kans. City,
is visiting here.
' Several front here were at the
Mr, and Mrs C. Steward home
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida I'urtle is visiting
here.
Your future is at stake this
summer. What Rtory-ovill the
suniiiioi tell about you? Those
of you who are' just now leaving
public schools ai.3 high r-cliools
to tafci) your, place in life how
ar you i:uing to inn Ite j ou'r .start?
This Ui stion impontant because
this is the foundation jear for
you. Of course, itjs human na
ture to lullow the line of least re
sisl.iLco.but think how much a
little further preparation means
to you at this time, and make up
your mind to "learn it light"
and thus lay the foundation for
your future success.
; The-re is but one field that is
today demanding mme workers
aud paj ing a gi o.l price to get
thera. That is business. The
Springfield Business -College is
finding it impossible to supply
the. demand for young people
who are train, d f'.r business.
The business men of this section
know the efficiency of the S.
B. C. graduates.
One ihiir alone stands be
tween you and a high grade,
permanent p"sition ami that is
your lack of knowledge of busi
ness.. This training is but-the
matter of a few months spent
in the Springlield Busine-s Col
lege. Think this over and then
act. Write at nnee to J. A. Ta
lor. President, for p;triieulars. .
Celebrate
In
Mansfield
GEESE GOOD GRAZING STOCK
Fowls Play Important Part In Util
izing Waste Grain About Stables
and Fociiing Pens.
('! hiive an Immirtmit nnrt in tii.
endless war on wnsle. Thcy'are In s
cinss witii ciiinkcns In utilizing wnsle
Kin I ii nliotn h!hIIs and fccOlnR ppns.
In n lurger mwuure tliuu ciiii-kens or
any other kind of poultry tlipy ore u
irrnzlnif stock, getting Jhelr living in
In rue part from tlie ordinary urRssps
of the piisttires,'say poultry Fpecial
Ixts of tbu t'lilti'il States l)tmrtinent
of Agrlrulturp. Wlien It Is considered
tlmt the dciiiunil for geese In steady,
nnd extended over almost the whole
year, not conltni'd to-hollriuym, as In
the ruse of turkeys, that geese excel
nil other poultry as producers of fat,
the Importance of geese .In the poultry
scheme is realized. . ,
STUDY DEMANDS OF MARKETS
Poultryman Should Learn How,
Where and When to Dispose of
Products to Advantage.
A lurge part of the profit In poultry
keeping often depends upon the prop
er murketliig of the products, and the
pmiUicer should study the market de
mands its to how. wliere and when to
dispone of the products to the best advantage.
t A
Dry Creek Items.
We are having some hot weat
her just now.
,(o I Hy Hon. and family 'attend
ed Children's Day at Oak Forest
Sunday morning and spent the
remainder of the day with -Mr.
Minnie's. - "
Melviu H.ltou spent Sunday
with belt Uyltou. "
Misses Ida Inmau and Cather
ine Wicks took dmuer with Johu
lnman's Sunday.
Mr. . Unytnond Uylton visited
home from Friday until Sunday
Then he returned to Ava.
Will Dei uell and family' spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Dernrli's mother. '
Walter H.ltou iind fimily
vUited Kalph Miller's Sunday
eveuiug. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Coou red speut
Sunday evening at Mr. Cogdill'a
Sunny Slope.
Mrs. D. Caudle cjlled at Ike.
Benuett's Suuday night.
Mrs. Eli Mclntnsh, Mrs. John
Mcintosh and Mrs Dee Caudle
were Norwood guests Saturday.
Mrs. Grace. Long called on
Mrs Williams one day last week,
Sunday School at Libtrty
Everybody invited.
Blue Eyes.
To nnd. tbat (lorlona feellnc that
cornea with a dear, purs, rudd cum-plaxlaa.
BANQUET Ice Cream
PURE, DELICIOUS, HEALTHFUL--
Banquet Ice Creaijf is Pasteuiized and Carbonated.
It is made by the Springfield Creamery Company in
their modern, sanitary creamery, one of the be&t in
tliecotintry. . - .
JUNE 11th IS BANQUET DAY
On June llth everybody is asked to serve BAN
QUET Ice Cjvatn with their Sunday Dinner.
Every time you buy a dish era quart of BAN
QUET Ice Cream you help to "boost" the Dairy In
dustry of the Ozark. - .
BANQUET Ice Cream is for sale by
FUSON DRUG COMPANY
Mansfield, Missouri.
ANTI--SEPTI--KLENZR
The fraeatest cleanser on earth.
TiiisTc'leanser may be used by men and women of
all classes to obsolute satisfaction. Especially good .
for removing garage grtase, auto greasa, paint, or by
farmers..
Midwest Soap Products, Co.'
Springfield, Mo. '
For Sale by Steve Yates, Mansfield, Mo.
ZSSOMETinKCFORYO
Ulv'
HEADACHE"
You'll feel better as soon as you swallow the first
one. Two or three pills usually stop all the pain.
DR. MILES' ANTI - PAIN PILLS
are absolutely free from all narcotics and habit'
forming drugs. They relieve without danger and
without bad after effects. Your druggist sells them
MAKKH R
Add This I act
. . Know
Kidney diseaa oftV
rapidly that many a pc
ly in its eranp before
vroRress. Prompt attontlo
be given th sllRhtost aympto
kidney disorder. It there is a dull
pujn in the back, headaches, dizsy
spells or a tired, worn-out feeling,
or if the kidney secretions are of
fensive, irregular and attended with
pain, procure a good kidney remedy
at once! - ';.
Thousands recommend, Doan's
rw.u.rey Pills. Read the statement
below. " : : ' '
' H. L. Rtull. proprietor of a- black
smith, shop, E. Frist St., Mountain
Grove Mo., says: -"Some years ago
I was suffering from kidney trouble
the worst source of the complaint
being a weak and lame back. It
kept growing, worse untlL my back
was a constant ache . and I could
hardly bend one way or the other.
The kidney secretions pased too free
ly and bothered me by getting, me
up too often at night. I had beard
great deal about Poafi's Kidney
Pills and began their . use. It took
only a few boxes to completely cure
raq and I have never had a return
of the complaint since."
, Price CUc at all .dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the earns
that Air. uiiiii nan. rosier raiiDurn
CoMfrg., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
No.6S. .. .. ' s
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of ' 1
250 Pimples. 736 Blackheads
and 3 Boils!
No reward Is offered, bees.ua theT
are lost forever I No question will ba
asked, except one question, "How
ma you lose mem 7 -mere out one
answer, -"I cut out new fad treat
ments and guesswork; I used one of
the most powerful blood-cleansers,
blood-T)uriflers and flea h-bulldera
known, and that Is 8. S. 8.1 Now my
faca la Dlnklsh. my skin clear as a
rose, my chaeks are filled oMt and-my
rheumatism, too. Is mine!" This will
be your experience, too. If you try S.
8. a. It is guaranteed to be purely
vegetable In all Its. remarkably effec
tive medicinal Ingredients. 8. 8. 8.
means a Dew history for you from now
onl S. 8. 8. Is sold at all drug stores
In two sizes. The larger siss la the
more economical.
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