Mansfield mirror., November 16, 1922, Image 2

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

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THE MANSFIELD MIRROR
HIKBUK Pl'BI tSHl.NG CO.
Oliver B. lutvls, Fditor.
Mrs. N. J. lavl. Associate
$1.50 a Year In Advance
2 00 OITS1BE THUi STATE.
mt.r.. m t -.,,ffk l M.B.1.1C at.
Tiri rON it
Foreign d.ertisTOt RprcnTativ
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
1 '.
CITY OFFICIALS
Mayor. '. I. E Cra:g
Mai8i.nl J ! Ci.Uy
Felice Judge W T. Fuwe
Assessor ..OydeTurcer
Aldermen:
Pirbt Word, M F. Stephens
First Ward- C C. Net-n
SeCi-ud Ward. D S Caiitrell
at-iuuii Ward .Ij F Liwrgsion
Freside-it Hoard, L F .Livingston
Clrk J V. Uia2e.il
(Treasurer L Gorein
aMtornvy '. N. J. Craig
Street Ci'minissoiiier. JobnC- dav
Collrctur C. L. Turner
Health OiEYer Dr. J A. Kus.m
Board of Health .-. . I E Cra;g
Dr J A.Fuon. L F Li-ug-toi.
Coni.Vll tn'-tts the.?--'iij'l ilviid.iy
fiv-uiijg of every iii.iiith
2AILK0AD TIKE TABL2S
East bound.
No.101 P..ssenr 9:55 p iu.
No.il-tl-Lva! freight II 15a.m.
.No.108 Pas-rgr 9 55 a m.
West Bound.
No.102- Puseugei' 5:10 a tu
No.2i'J - Local freight 11:15 a. tu.
No. 104 Passenger 6:50 p uj.
L. F LIVINGSTON, Agent
The Ozarks !
. This issue of the Osark Magas
.ne will doubtless fall into the
bands of many who know but
little, perhaps nothing, of the
Ozark, whether mora or
mountains, forest or prairie, a
laud of productiveness or barren
waste Thereat facts at that
Old Mother Earth is furnishing
the siuews iu the ffeld of wheat,
corn oats and cotton, her poul
try, stra berries, grapes, -ap
pies, peaches, touiaues, th
dairying business, her zin-,
uiHganese, coal and othes mint, r
als and tiL-r wonderful virgin for
ests. which are causing the peo
ple of the Uuiied States, and
even in Europe, to state in wou
der and uiazaiuent and explain
"Marvelous, Marvelous "
For the condition today noth
ing is due to auv p.tiH'ular pro
duct or tniueral. The Oztrk iu
general can duplicate the coal
f Pennsylvania, the iron of Ala
bama, the asphjultof the idle if
Trinidad, the ceuient beds ot
Scotland, the brick, sljal- and
clays of West Virginia, the kalin
of China, the copper .of the
shores ot Like Superior, the
granite of Maine, the marble' ot
Venn iit, the glass saUil of llhn
ol. Hie sand, stone of North.
Carolina, the peans of Caapiau,
tlie hores of Kentucky, the
Uiult-s our own, th rattle ot
V l Uiiiikr, the lugs of Iowa, the
sneep of ldalia, the Kats oi
Atuuua, the fur annuals of Nev
ada, the cottou of 'Mississippi,
the uh. at ot .Miunestita, the
corn of Kansas, the sunar of
LouiM-ina. the oats of ttie Mis
souri Vailey, the tobaco of
North Carolina, the rye cf Ohio,
I the barley of Nebraska, the
' viuevards otF, juce, the gardens
ot Ger tnany. the nuts of Cential
' America,' the perfume plauts of
i the tripics, the hard wood of
New Yo'k, toe so,t piue of Ore
' Koa, the game ot toe Western
: Prau'e, the i ivil:iailon of the
; etf -te east, the aies uf Ita y.tbe
c'ltuate of Caiifornia.the scenery
!of Switzer aud, the twilight ot
Spain, the s ou-et cf the bay ol
! Mandstlay.
I It is not our intention t go
into an histoiical descriptive
' wiite up of th'; Ozarks ,ugenerai
ll'he papers ao-l iiiax-.ziies of the
i latter cities of the United States
iare alujost daily devuling coluoin
' alter coIuild to the possibilities
I and oppjrtuuities for both the
: or aud the rii h to be found in
J tiieOziiks. to which the peoplt
in other states are rapidly awak
euiLg. vVe oiii - v.iah to portray
! in the simplest words possible
to tlie man '.vhois coutem plating
a future residence iu this g'Od
territory. A country which bis
been truthfully and aptly term
ed "The poor uiau's chance
jand the rich man's opportunity.
iOiark Magazine.
ipuibite JEtoita
' As I am lea vin? the state I will sell at
w
public auction at my farm known as the Cab
Brazeal farm 5 miles south-east of Mansfield,
on the Mansfield and Olatha road, and 3 1-2
miles south-west of Macomb, on,
MONDAY, NOV. 20th
- Commencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m.
OZ.4KK SOL IIIEliN
Leave MariMi-od tHa a. ju
(After arrivdi of FrNco train lUi)
'AiriveAva 11:30a iu.
Leave A va 3:30 p. in.
Arrive Maa-ti'.ld . 5:00 p m;
Leavr-s Man: held 10:00 u uj
Leares Ava a. ui
-"FUED GliOVEK, Aitent
m MORE GRAY HAIR
liiPTIST CHUECH.
Sunday vlioo! every hiuuday al
9 45 a. ui. W.L Matihev..-, Supt
Preaching let and 'iii uit'iii.
Pev. P. L. Keiley, faetor.
CUMBERLAHD PEESBY
TEEIAN CHUECH.
Preaching every 2nd Sunday.
' Rev. A. S. Humphrey, Pastur.
Sunday nehool every Sunday at
tAi a..m. 0. W. Freeman, Hupt-
METHODIST CHUECH.
Preaching services 3d and 4th
Sunday morning aud evening.
Rev. W. A. (J ray, Pat, tor.
Sunday bchool every Sunday at
45 a.m. J. V. Paterson, Supt.
I HUM II OF Ml HI ST
Bible chiKji at tM5 a. m. fvtiy J-nn-4ay.
D. Ii. Kay, tinpeiioieiKnt.
Freactiii every ttciii'l Smi'iay.
B. OiK'kr VS'niilir, J'hetur.
r&
For Gray, Streaked, Fad
ed and Worried Hair
A pleaeatit, ele, erfective prepara
tion ii been uaed by tlioueande -
f.ttt Hunderliil results-ohtmn a bottle
at any Urn; or toilet rounter ol the la
nil. ii (p.ary'i) hrench Hair Ionic lot
il.OU, or riuect, prepaid, Irani Uel.acy
('hemital '., feu Louie, Mo. Will not
U.oJi-point ygu will restore evenly aoO
trra'lumly Hit gray and etreaked l-air to
ilsloruier natural r;eauty and cliann.
Aleo debtroya daDdrud atope liaii
from fainni out and will keep you
looking voting, hold by all dealers
Mantneld Chamber of
Commerce
Meet every lt Thursday
niiht; in ear:h month. Bo&rd.xifJ
Governors meet 3rd Thu. night.
Odd Fellows Hai,
'Dr.A.J. CVrk, President.
Oliver B. Davin, Secretary,
If yotr bowels do not act re
gularly, jou feel uncomfortable,
and the louger tjus condition
exj.'.ts the worse you feel. To
put an end to the misery, take
lleibine. It puriflesthe bowel,
remotes mergy and cheerful
apints. Price, 60c Sold hy ll
Dealert.
SUNSET HII.U ,
From the time were born till
till the time weie dead there's
lots to be thought, much less to
be auid.
So the more e thiuk and the
less we sav the better for all
vh. n were UiJ away.
Those who visited the Spencv
school F iday ailernoou were:
El a Smith. S.vbil Oodav, Ova
Mclutosh, Mildred Anderson,
Thur-iia Fiudiey, Susie Ooer
houer. Ida Fry, and Andy
Speui'e aud w ife.
Idi and Mae Fry tjok supper
witli Harve Fiudiey and wife
riiur-div evening quilt, a crowd
atteiulud the musical at Jean
DdvuIk Thursday uieht all had
a good time.
Ina liugard went home with
htr teacher, Ida Short Friday
evening in J stayed till Monday
uioriii- g
Othel L'hii! and Ellen Frv at
tended church at Micooib
-Thursday night.
Mrs Charley RolNud 8p nt
Sniidiv with her d-tughter Mis.
Andy S pence
ioe Frv, wife and sou Seldon,
Saturday nigni and Sunday at
V. A Beiilieils'
Mr l,eHthf rman.'wiff andchii
Jl'eU ca led Oil S. E Sp n S Sun
day morniug,
Ike Beunett and ' wife speut
Saturday night and Sunday at
Dave Heunetts.
Max.
i t.rM.t.i.M.i.i.i.i.i i.ii
The Following Described Property
44 Head of Live StocK 44
27 Head of Cattle 27
One red cow 6 years old, be fresh Decem
ber 10; one red cow 6 years old, fresh Novem
ber 25, one red cow 7 years old, be fresh Dec
ember 25; one red cow 4 years old, be tresh
December 15; one red cow 3 years old, be fresh
March 10; one red cow 3 years old, be fresh
February 1; one half Jersey cow C years 0Id ,lU Sun ,a atSam Frv 9
I r I ri I r ' J O IJ l.avieuennHi. auu v ins oem
De iresn reoruary a; one rea cow o years oiu,
be fresh December 25; one spotted row 5 years
old, be fresh March 10; these are all extra good
milk cows, 9 yearling cattle, 9 spring calves,
1 saddle mare 12 years old, 16 head of hogs,
Duroc Jersey; 2 brood sows will farrow Novem
ber 25, three gilts will farrow in December and
January, 10 hogs weight 150 pounds each, 1 fat
hog weight 400 pounds, farm implements, I two
seated hack, one Springfield wagon, one Dane
mower, one rake good as new, one cultivator,
one turning plow S. B. 19 inch, one No. 64
Chattanooga turning plow, one double shovel,
one marking off plow, one springtooth harrow,
double trees and single trees, post maul and
crow bars, post ax and wire stretchers, 50 gal.
barrel, one 36 gal. iron kettle, 2 axes, grind
stone, mattock, pick, shovels, garden hoes,rake
brush scythe and brush hook, 4 pitch forks, 3
rolls of barbed wire, hay frame, one mans sad
dle, one cross cut saw, one 18 foot log chain, 1
mans saw, 36 ton of timothy and clover hay, 6
ton alfalfa hay,, 3 ton red clover hay, 30 bu.
corn, household and kitchen furniture, 1 dresser, one
stand table, 1 rocking chair, 7 dining chairs, 8 day clo
ck, 3 iron bed steads, 4 sets springs, 2 mattresses, 1 cot
and mattress, dining tatie, kitchen table, kitchen cab
inet, 1 heating stove, 1 cook 'stove, King separator No.
16, washing machine, ringer, tub, barrel churn, 8 gallon
cream can, 2 gallon cream bucket, 5 buckets, 2 egg cas
es, 60 jars canned fruit, pt aches and berries; 15 gallon
keg cider vinegar, 24 gallon sorghum, 45 bu irish potat
oes. 13 gal. oil can, 1 gal. oil can, 10 dozen pure bred
White Leghorn chickens and other things too numerous
to mention, 3 bu. sweet potatoes, 1-2 barrel.
TeniK: All sums of $10 and under, cash; on all sums over
i10, a credit of 9 months will he given on bankable note boat
ing 8 per cent interest from date. No goods to .be removed
until terms of sale have betn complied with.
E. L. BROYLES
Col. Dennis,' Auctioneer. G. C. Freeman, Clerk
LUNCH SERVED ON THE GROUND
ATimeIy Suggestion.
Thi Is the season of the year
when th prudent and careful
liout'"wife leplenisheTs her supp
ly of Chamberlain's Cough Re
inedy. It i almost certain to
be needi d before the winter is
over and results ar much more
prompt and satisfactory wheu it
is kept at hand and given as
soon as the first indication ' of a
cold appears and before it has
become settled in the system
There is no danger in giving ii
to children as it contains no
opium or other harmful drug.
'.Rusty nail wounds, festering
sore, turns and scalds heul
rapidly when Liquid Borozone is
applied. It ii both antiseptic
and healing. Price, !k)c, 60c and
$1 20. Sold by all Dealers.
CLEANING- PRESSING
Day and Night Service
Collect and Deliver
Call Phone No. 30
Let usordifr your r.ulli. Bst
line in low n
CLARENCE SMALLEY
Blue Goost Barber Shop
ltay .1. llt'owii
Attor ney-At-Law
Announces that lie will
be at office of J N. Bus
by Real Estate Norwood,
Mo, on Saturday of each
week, corntnenuiog
October 21, 1922
From 10 a. tu. to fj p in.
to attend to the legal
business of anyone who
honors loru with a call.
I extend a cordial invi
tation to all citizen of
Norwood and community
to come in and pay ine
either a social or husi
mss viit.
"Well!
Strong!"
Mrs. Anna Clover, of R. F. D.
5, Winfietd, Kans., says: "I
besan to suffer some months
ago with womanly troubles, and
1 v. as airaid i was going to get
in bed. bach month 1 suffered
Willi my head, back and sides a
weak, aching, nervous feeling.
I began to fry medicines as I
knew i was. getting worse, i
did not seem to find the right
remedy until someone told me of
GARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
I used two bottles before I could
see any great change, but after
that it was remarkable how
much better I got. 1 am now
well and strong. 1 can recom
mend Cardui, for it certainly
benuited me."
If you have been experiment
ing on yourself with all kinds of
different remedies, better get
back to good, old, reliable
Cardui, the medicine for
women, about which you have
always heard, which has helped
many thousands of others, and
'which should help you, too.
A';X your neighbor about it; she
has probably used it.
for sale everywhere.
Shiloah Item
That which is everybodys
business is nobody's business.
B-!tter the feet slip than the
tonjue.
Good company and good dis
course are the very sinews ol
virtu ie.
S. H. Freeman's and Henry
Miller's dined Sunday at John
Smith's
Ben Nail attended Sunday
School at Shiloah Suuday, after
Sunday School he gave them
pleasant talk,
Ben Nail dined Sunday at
Krnest Millers.
Curls.
Children Cry ii e
TVS
J)
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and wnVj.
in use for over thirty years, has borne the i
jM - Ott ine wrapper ou u
ryV just to protect th
A&Y-GCXJUAl o,,rutirma. Da not bi
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are.
B'.wmnts ! trifle aith and endanger the bealtn
Infants asd Children Experience against Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baty with a
remedy that you vould use for yourself.
What is CASTORIA
CastOTia Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,' ,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Ita '
age Is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has ;
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising '
. therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
. the assimilation of Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE C ASTO R I A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
. if- in ir
deceivNl. -: .
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have. Always Bought
THI Cf.TU COMPWV. VOWK CITY.
a seeKMte
HERE
Is a business built on a foundation of
SERVICE
backed by a thorough knowledge cf iur profession,
c imbiaed with aa honasi effort to giva only tlie best in
quality and efficiency.
"Our Label ia your Guarantee"
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DAL R Y 31 P L E
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Landers Building Phone 68, 69, 1241 jjf
Springfield, Missouri
Fordsoiv
Cut your
farm
costs in
half with
he Forcbon
THI UNIVERSAL TRACTOR
Ft
F.O.B.OETROI
I Am In A Position To
Get You A
Farm Loan
On Short Notice. At A
Reasonable Rate Of In
terest.
R. J. Freeman
Mansfield, MO,
I will ce in Mansfield from the
1st to 10th of Nov. with a full
lino of ue samples of all the
latest materials. Wait and see
the line before buying your mid
winter dresses and Christmas
things. Mrs. D. K. S Lvtle,
Seymour, Mo.
Sav .
money
on every acre
plowed
with the
Fordson
Multiply
the work of
your farm
tools
four to six .
times
, with the
Fordson
Cut your hoar
in the field
over half
with
the Fordson
This Valub
Has Never
Been
Duplicated
Give yourself
an 8-hour
day
you can with
the
Fordson
It takes something besides
engineering to fUrriish a
tractor like the Fordson
to sell at this astonish
ingly low price.- - ' -
That something is owner
confidence built on permanent satisfac
. tion. There are 170,000 Fordson tractors
in use wherever Power Farming is being
done Fordson is ehowing superior ssrvics.
If you are not using a Fordson now, start right.
The working 'ability of this remarkable power
plant is cutting farr.iing costs in half in almost
every kind of work doue, , &t the tliavv bar
or from the belt.
Ask us for all the ds tails cll, vrite or phone.
CARTER'S GARAGE
MANSFIELD, MO.
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