Mansfield mirror., November 16, 1922, Image 1

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Special "SON OF WALLINGFORD," Star, "George Randolph Chester,"
night, Nov. 17th. You should not miss a special program when we can ihow it for the regular price of Admission 15c and 25c.
MANSFIELD, WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 1922
NUMBER 40
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Town
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Tales
Skelton visited with
; Sunday.
dud dry wood for sale. Glenn
Jraig, Mansfield, Mo.
If the bowels do not . act re
gularly, assist them with an
occasional dose of Heroine. It
is a fine bowel tonic and laxative
Price 60c. Sold by all Dealers.
Look! Listen! Come!
; Old time prices restored on second hand
furniture and stoves.
Just arrived, 300 pairs of
Womens and childrens shoes, rubbers and
overshoes, a lot of mens and boys suspenders
, from 5c to 25c per pair; also childrens underwear
at 25cents per suit, boys caps, womens coats and
suits. Come and look whether you buy or not.
In the old W. T. Norcross store 2nd door
south of Christian church.
T. H. IVY, Prop.
Owing to the death of
G. W. Campbell, all
parties indebted to
Reynolds & Camp
bell, will please? call
and settle at once
without further not
ice.
J. D. REYNOLDS.
- ...
Mrs. E B Henslev of Neosho
is visiting i" Mansfield
Chester Snyder I -ft Sunday
evening for Altoona, Ind., wheie
ht) has employment
' Rev. Fred Hughes of Spring
field is conducting a revival meet
ing at the C. P. church.
Misses Viola and Mvrtle
Campbell returned to their home
in Kansas City Monday.
Wm. Campbell of Springhill
Kansas has been visiting Mr.
and'Mrs. J. D. Reynolds.
John Ciinpbell of. Springfield
visited the home of Mr. .and
Mrs. J. D. Reynolds this week.
FOR SALE: -"No Hunting
Signs" good heavy board, large
type, a nickel aueice. Mirror
Office.
Mrs Edward Balnley and Miss
Ruth Balsley aud two' sons
Ralph and Hubert visited at the
home of J. J. Raby and family
Saturday.
For biliousness and that bad
taste in the mouth take a Divan's
Liver Pill at night it will do the
worts. Fuson Drug Co adv.
He went and returned with
out any stops, Irs car was equip
ed with Fisif Red Tops The
' quality tires.
j W B. Hitchcock, Dealer.
6 MONEY, Under Bankers
Reserve System 6 luaus my
be secured on city or farm prop
erty, to buy, build, or pay in
Idebteduess. Bankers Reserve
Deposit Company, 1648 Califor
nia Street, Denver, Colorado.
An earthquake occured in
j Chile last Saturday which sub
merged thousands of acres cf
land' beneath the waters of the
sea, caused millions in loss of
property and rendered thou
saftds..hqmeies ,';, 1 000 per son a
are reported to have lost
their lives.
ATTENTION!
I have moved from the building that I have
been occupying in my merchandising to the
nest building joining it which is the first door
east of the store I have moved from.
We are now open and ready for
business. We heartily thank the
public for their past trade,, and I now
solicit your future patronage in our new
place of business. We are now ready
to render s;rvice that is necessaay for
the interest and convenience of our cust
omers. - We also are glad to deliver goods to
any part in the town. Anyone wishing our
service call phone No. 70, which will be gladly
answered.
-"v I wish to say to my f armerand country
friends that 1 have heartily enjoyed your past
tatronage, and I hope that I may have at
east good share of your trade. As 1 realize
the necessities of the farmers in general, and
1 shall take interest in rendering you due serv
ice. - Aji I being raised on a farm and am still in the
farminv busiD 'so, and suffered heavy losses in the last
three years in the declining ofstock.and of the drowtha
and other losses, I feel I am in a position to sympathise
.' with the farming conditions. Therefore I shall endea-
vor on my part to extend a hearty cooperation to all
' concerned. ' '
Thanking each and every person in advance for their
future patronage I remain yours for service, v
H. M. NORCROSS STORE
With a distinction all its own,
extra in tread thickness, in side
wall strength, in quality of fab
ric and rubber used, iu appear
ance and wearing qualities, runs
to Fisk reputation. The
a
A true
X n-xt time buy a FlSK RED TUP
RILEY THE DENTIST
: Located In Mansfield Over Twelve Years
OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Phones: Office, 17; Residence 18.
"S S White Teeth" "True Bite Teeth" if you waut
them. Prices are right, work is guaranteed. ' It will
pay you these days to investigate before Laving your
work done,
TIRE aud be convinced.
W. B Hitchcock, Dealer,
. A very interesting meeting of
the Justamere Club was held at
the home of M rs. J. B. Freeman
Tuesday afternoon. A splendid
program was rendered. Mem
be i a who enjoyed this occasion
were: Mesdames J. B- Freeman,
hostess, M. E. West,' W. B. Gob
ble, D R. Snyder, N. J. Craig,
J. E Craig, ti. Vf. Freeman, J.
A. Fuson, W- A. Blcck, O. B
Davis, R. S. Freeman, G W.
Miller, C. C. Newton, E. B.
Heusley, A. J. Wilder. After
meeting refreshments weie ser
ved. The uext meeting will be
held with Mrs. J. A. Fuson Dec
12 -
The Woinans Missionary Union
held their regularmouihly meet
ing at the country home of Mrs.
J. R. Pool, on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 9. The "devotional was
led by the president, Mrs. Clyde
Turner, after which the leader
for the afternoon Mrs Geo.
Coday took charge. A very in
teresting program was. render
ed after which a delicous lunch
was served to .the following
members and guests: Rev. Kelly
and wife, Mesdames Homer
Tarbutton, Dr. Hamilton, Ezra
Dennis, M, Gates, Clyde Turner
L B. Latimer, M. A. Patrick,
Tom Dean, Lee' Turnet, L. F.
Bean, Sam Hensley, Geo. Coday,
E. O Skelton, Dr. Rogers,' Phi
lip Newton, G. W.' Tripp, Elmer
Shinpaugh, R. A. Alcorn, H. A.
Has well, Misses Mary Smith,
Nellie Toole, Blauch. and Eula
Alcorn and the Hostess. - .
Notice to tax "payers.
I now have an official list of
the tax books for Pleasant Val
lev township, and will be glad to
received .your payment of
taxes, and will give you your re
ceipt . Roy & Stephens,
MansUeid, Mo.
Red Star and M. F. A. Flour
at the Mansfield Fsrmers Ex
change. ; (
We will try and give tabulated
statement of eletion in oar mxt
issue of the Mirror. '
Mr. A. J. Wilder was'ia Nor
wood the latter part of last week
Fred Oetting was in Aya Fri
dav attending a meeting of the
Jersey bull club for Wright and
Douglas counties'.
Dr. R M.R igers is In Spring
field tuJay, attending the South
west Medical Association. Dr.
Rogers has a very important
place ou the program. The sub
ject assigned hiu for discussion
is "Acute Infections of the En
dometrium." Dr. B...E. Latimer
of Hartvillc, also has a ; place on
the program. .- ;
Some of the machinery and
supplus for the Hilsabeck Bak
ery and candy shop arrived in
Mansflild this week. Trie old
Back of Mansfield building has
been y tested by Mi( ,JJorcioss
store, nnd Mr. Hilsabeck, the
new owner of the buUding and
the big baking equipment for
Mansfield, is having the buildiug
e modeled and re arranged
s.uitable for his business. Mr.
Hilsabeck will have; the best
bakery between Springfield and
Memphis when iu gt j his new
machinery all in and fully equip
ped.
Several contracts for roads in
Missouri will be let . December
2nd by the State Highway Dep
artment. Iu this project Wright
County comes in for nearly i
miles grading and 12 foot gravel
pHVemeut in a north westeidlv
direct on from Maustield. As we
understand it, this is the part of
he Cedar Gap road from Mans
field which is to connect with a
project which was let by the
state a few weeks ago, running
from the Webster couuty line
east to Cedar Gap, which is a
part of the O. T. Douglas coun
ty is also in this project with
about 3 miles of road south from
Ava.and Ozark has S miles north
rom Gainesville. ,
George W Campbell, a piun
eer business man of the Ozarks,
s dead at his home here. He
was 61 years old and had beeu
n business iu this vicinity for
thirty years.. Two daughters
eside in Kans. City. Mr. Camp
bull had suffered for several
years of diabetic gangrene of
the feet, but he had been bed
fast only a short time. While
bis death ' was not unexpected,
it comes as a great shock to his
relatives and many warm friends
in and around Mansfield. Obit
uary of the f deceased appears
elsewhere in this issue of the
Mirror.
Notice.
I have the official tax list for
Pleasant Vail, y township . Call
and pay your taxes when conv
enieut. Should be paid before
Jan. 1st to avoid a penalty.
W. B. Hitchcock.
Reynolds k Campbell Store,
Mansfield C. of C. Meeting
It was not a large but a very
enthusiastic meeting of the
Mansfield Chamber of Commer
ce in Roy & Stephens real estate
office last'Tuesday night.
Many important projects for
boosting Mansfieldaod surround
ing country were discussed
Among them were a cheese fac
tory and condenser, a poultry
experiment station, tne grape
and strawberry iuaustry, roads,
a tomato cannery, and many
other important features.- De
finite arrangements will be
made for some' of these projects
at the next regular meeting
night, which is set for next
Tuesday night, Nov. 21st, The
meeting will be held in ths Nug
get Theatre, and don't forget
the date. Every Tuesday night.
Be sure and be present at these
meetings. The farmers, ladies
and business men are urged to
all be present, show your boost
ing spirit for this country and
be present, and watch out for
that big banquet which the C.
of C. will give in a few weeks
You will want to be there. You
bad better be at the meeting
Nov. 21 st, just to see what is
going on, if for nothing else.
great
Special Song Service
The C. P church will give a
special song service Sunday
eveniug'from 7:00 to 7:30 o'clock
instead of the regular C. E. prog
ram.
Notice
There can be only one
est."
The publichas determined, by
it laughter and its dollars, Its
enthusiasm and its praise, the
greatest box-office star before
the public today.
' Phenomenal and unpreceden
ted runs upon his recent pictur
es, ranging from three to nine
teen weeks in the largest cities,
with doubled and tripled time
in.the smaller, with attendance
record after attendance record
smashed with bewildering fie
quency, prove that there is but
one greateatstai Harold Lloyd.
At the Nugget Theatre Saturday
night in HIS ROYAL SLY
NESS" alBO a Pathe Feature en
tilled "MY HUSBANDS OTH
ER WIFE" -Admission 15 and
25cts. Big program dont be
late. Commenoiog at 7:45
The Bank of Mansfield
Installs Burglar Proof
Locks.
In view of the fact that the
greatest crime wave in history
is now sweeping the country.
The Bank of Mansfield feels it is
their duty to take extra precaut
ion to safe guard their patrons
who bring money and valuable
papers to be placed on their
vaults for safe keeping.
The Bank of Mansfield has in
this case as in all other instances
never taken into consideration
the expense when it has been
necessary to add to the safety of
their customers Valuables. He
nee today they have had the
Dillion Burglar proof locking
devices installed on all of their
vault doors.
This device has saved the
Banks of this couutry aud their
patrons over two million dollars
in money boods, securities and
other valuable papers that money
cannot buy.
The device is automatic and
absoutely locks the vault door as
soon as the regular locking mec
hanism has been destroyed b
puuehing, blowing or burniug
out with Acetleue gasses.
The lock is so arranged that it
can be located in an indefinite
number of -places on the vault
door, so that the burgular cannot
determine at what point it is
located. A large number of the
Leading Missouri Banks are add
ing the Dillion lock to their
proteotive equipement. Hund
reds of banks have been attacked
which have beeu equipped with
this lock and in every instance
the lock operated succtssfuly and
held the door,
Coming Back Again
Dr. W. H. Johnson O. D.
EYE-SIGHT SPECIALIST
Mansfield, Dec. 4tb, Dr Riley's Office, 9a m. to 4:30p m
Hartville, Dec. 6th, Archer's Hotel
Eyes Examined, Glasses Furnished, Lenses
Changed. CONSULTATION FREE.
In Sad and Loving Memory
Of Laura Wilson who departed
this life to be with Jesus, Nov
ember 12, 1921. She was loving
and kind to all she met. . She
has gone to enter the pearly
gates. Gone, to be with us no
more, where the savior smiles a
welcome, and bid her. enter the
open door. We miss her voice
so sweet and kind, and the smile
she ever wore, tls a comfort to
know she is waiting for us upon
the golden shore. Sadly missed
by papa and mamma.
O. T. CAFE
Special Sunday
6 o'clock dinner 50 cents
Every Sunday
PICKELS
CHICKEN BROTH CHICKEN PATTIES
MASH POTATOES
CREAM CELERY
MEXICAN SLAW
ICE CREAM
COFFEE TEA
NOTICE
We will discontinue giving
picture show tickets for Butter
Top bread wrappers after this
week. We will however give 1
loaf of Butter Top bread free
for every 12 wrappers return
ed to our bakery.
.. .Save, your wrappers they
are worth money to you.
Hilsabeck's Bakery
DENTIST
I have opened my office for the
practice of dentistry in the Gor- -man
building over the Post-office
at Mansfield, Mo. Hours 8 to 5.
Appointment by telephone.
L. G. McGINNIS, D. D. S.
B. Y. P. U Program
Doctrinal Meeting- The church:
It's Divine Mission"?
Bible quiz -
Prayer -Mrs. Skelton.
Leader Leo Dean. -Scripture
Reading Acts 2 38 47
Hubert Dennis.
Introduction Leader.
1 The Church and Public Wor
ship Car r Seal.
1 Worship and Work -How
Related? Ruth Coday.
We need a revival of Worship
Pay Stephens.
1 1 Sermon and music in Wor
ship Genevieve Skelton.
3rd All church members should
attend Sylvia Brown.
4th The Church caring for it's
Members H. A. Smith.
5th The Church and the Bible
Minnie Dean,
6th The church training its
members Frances Kelley.
7th The Church and it's Ordi
nances. Bro. Kelley.
8th The Church and the Lost
Nellie Raby .
Special talk on lesson Nellie
Tool.
Prayer Mrs. Kelley.
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Wuch.Soap?
All soaps wfl! cleanse, but
they will not destroy disease
germs. Germicidal Soap
not only removes grease
and dirt from the hands,
but it destroys disease germs
and perspiration odors.
Germicidal Soap is three
things in one: a cleanser,
a germicide, and a deodar
snt ' .. q
GermlcidalSoapIs a good
. general soap for toilet and
bam purposes. It frees the
skin from perspiranon odors,
from the germs of infection,
as well as the tiny parasites
that cause skin eruptions.
Get a cake of Germicidal
Soap today. Pries 2S csnta,
Fuson Drug Co.
W. M. DIVAN -
Relieves skin affections
and itching sensations.
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