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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
nARr1ssauRe.

Tie Mz11sbxg High School has
ket bail team defeated the Sturgeon
High SCHOOL tezn Moaday in 4 game
played On ths School groznd Score
.Uls- -
The Rev. J. L. HaAr Is at St
Mars InfrnzrF. ST. Louis. where
Be VIII Hadergo q slight operation
this Es we trust lie wiz Be able
30 eene hezne in q sso- tine.
gr- and Mrs. n P. Preach spent
~seversl oars u this wsek II St
.Lnais
Ben stevens Of Las Vegas, n. n,
is the guest OF his grandmother. Mrs
&c. D. Brchzd
n. II. Friedman and daughter. Miss
Hazel we're Mexico passengers sstur-
day.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs Ralph wild
er, Of Stuttgart Ark. a son. Mrs.
Wilder. who was Miss Margaret Tor.
reyson OF Laddonia is quite well
known here.
Miss Blanche Taylor spent satur-
dag and Sunday at home.
Rev. Dillon Of Mexico and Rev.
Gadell Of St Peters. visited Rev. j
l. Haar last week
Miss Lake visited with her parents
at Mexico Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R W. Taylor and
C. T. PeFton motored 10 Center. Han.
nibal and Moberiy last week.
Miss Margaret TorTeyson spent
several days at the Jacob home last
seek. she also attended the Ruble-
Taylor wedding a. Mexico
Mrs. Prank Jacob and Mrs. Henry
N~eyerpeter we're weIlsville callers
Saturday.
Miss Teresa Bertels was called to
Mexico Sunday to take charge Of a
patient.
Rev. J. s. Hirner and sister, Miss
Elizabeth Of Fulton are guests a;
the Jacobi home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

THE Bowling Green Times editor
tally says: r. VI. White has round
I'd out his 9th year as editor Of the
Ledger During that time hs has al
EaEs been in the lead
In every enterprise leading to
the bettermeut Of Mexico. We would
Ike to be able to enumerafe some
Of the many good things accomplish
ed by Mr.. Whites untlring efforts.
h he appreciated? Yes. In a meas
ure, but most Of those who stood
with him when a victory was to
be won for the city, have gone to
their reward. It was NOT always
smooth sailing. A newspaper man Is
compelled to take a stand and speak
his sentiments. He was often un.
mercifully and uniustly criticised
for his progressive spirit, but a big,
clean Mexico-one OF the best towns
IN the State-stands as a monument
to his untiring efforts. 'HeIl done,
thou good and faithful servant" You
may not get credit here, but there is
a recording SECRETARY who never for.
gets the man who works to build up
bis home town. He stands out to.
day for n Of the best things Mex.
leo could adopt-local option. and
he Is making a clean and c~lear-cut
fight for the homes Of those who
are unfortunate in llfe's battle"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
MoLINo.

Pes Cznthorn and wife OF neal
Rush Hill came oyer IN their auto,
"wednesday and spent the day with
bis mother. Mrs. Mary A. cauthorn.
%. s. Weaver Of near Santa Fe was
the guest of his father. H. L. Weav-
er, Wednesday night
DR.. Fiynt and family entertained
bis father and sister. Miss Gussie. Of
HaIlsEiIle. several days last week.
Mrs. Grover White and baby OF
Mexico was the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Joe Python. wednes-
day.
The Moline merchant, VIII Heller,
and wife were in ST. Louis Friday
buying goods.
Mu. Walter Robinson and little
niece Of Mexico visited relatives here
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. w. d. Marshall of Mexico was
the guest of her niece. Miss Leota
Weaver Thursday.
Porter cauthorn and wife were the
guests OF Mexico relatives Saturday
night and Sunday.
Claud Crump OF Sturgeon was the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Robert Heiz.
er Saturday night
Allie Worley Of Arkansas is the
guest Of his cousin, Arthur worley.
John CaIthornn went to Hume
well in his auto Saturday to visit
Jim Walden and family. He was ac-
by his mother. and broth
er wlrL, OF Booth. Mo-, who is here
for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Ed. Crooks and little son OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
WOULD ABOLISH ALL DRESS
80. IN. sept. "a.

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. rs.
The Sandwich Island costume fol
street wesr in Chicago was advoeat.
ed to-day by Alexander A. McCorm.
ick, president of the County Board.
He said he thought the abolition Of
clothes would greatly better the NOR.
ais Of the community.
Prom what | have seen Of the
newer fashions for women" he said,
Il think Miss September Mornis o
tune will soon be the popular style
in Chicago, and | believe 1t would
be a good thing for the morals Of
the city.
Imagination and curiosity account
for much vicious thought. Clothes are
designed to excite the fmagina.
ton rather than to subdue 1t. II
clothes we're abolished there would
be no such stimulous to the imag
inafioa
Morals could not be much worse,
50 almost anything in the way OF
dress changes would have to work an
Improvement"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
0 r MATHEMATICS.
Corn Growers. Figure for Yourselves
Can't Yov Grow Ten Bushels
Per Acre More7

CgatlonaI Crop Improvement seryfces
One OF the important factors In In
~creasEng the yield is TO obtain a good
stand. Let Us notice for & moment
the possibility Of a perfect stand.
Hills per acre, three feet eight
inches apart s.24l
Number OF stalks. three stalks PER
hin, s.723.
One pound ear to the stalk s.Tzs
pounds. or i4s bushels per acre
Threefourth.pound ear to the stalk.
1894 pounds, or fo7 bushels per acre.
one-haltpound ear to the stalk. T.
SCI pounds. or II bushels per acre
Why IL II that we fall TO obtain a
good stand? Soma OF the reasons for
failure may be due to the neglect Of
the following:
/. Proper selection OF seed corn
q Proper drying and storing Of
seed corn before freezing weather.
O. Proper selection Of seed ears
4. termination test Of seed ears.
5. Grading TO even sire OF kernel
{. Regulating planter TO accurate
dropping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
SKINNER

Sm uore e or pee7ae &Fe -
sHE zr1dk VA sAs Noz.azz h2l
u-zrz CsaE Junss E.s Tuzy Ne
cs are Sing or al thzr AlSas
-z reEarzn~r 70 cssar1ng soN
Ter thst G&-Ssz Svos q te WCA
Nv. Holloway zsrkrsse his cal
~ reeauy q; rs-y EEE1cosy
Fzea
HAIRS Day lcs 3 good hu-ss reez-
~ f-5z ra-z Ez1lk Posso1zE
o. p EEs lost a zz1e ard J. "
Heaopay a zzrr sro1 Easouias *
rxe-ay.
5ehn ". Blzz saE 4. had ..
~ pozns Aags reoe-uy AZ HzA 30
.Nt goaz delivered nsz kk nu1
szr-
-hs foliage % tie tres AID grass
a. he pastures returning % their
.wsnae@ g = cAinE Of ssa5ty thess
rsrs sIrzEzE SsyG
IL tie 5az3 Of John Neal the eo1-
=gzity bses a good ana wzlUahss
zsa Peace be to his ashes S2z-
.ce7aa EU7aEhy sxisa6ea 70 he b.
rs7ved
esz L CzrPsntar's hogs are n
.t1cted b a peculiar disssse-Ae noss
ana hooys rosalnE or Fzrnz- Ruzk
and a wEssosrI University veterinary
,acskea o. tkeu lat thursday
Nssga Pats sold TO C0ruty COTis
Tor Alex Pulls a good team Of nUlss
FIR sigeA. Thea wssoa b1ssght o.
The Coazty Co8ecso a team q s
rear Old ceilings for s2s5.
BIZ Esls bouEht = tam Of horses
one mare and one gesdsng last week
for ssss Esle S0zght thsn Ct
Gas JoaaS.
Alex BrEs lad tzo mules killed
By lightning Friday night = week
Nr. Hsudea-oz q Galway went
tarouga here last Fraazy xTh tEsntv
fire bad q cotton mules rh5ch be
bought 3 niles nortA o. here at
SIS
Thsrs Is a big acreage Of wheat b
ing s0wn this fzTl-the biggest ever
s0wn in COsuty. The recent rains
have largely put tie little ehnch
bags 70 the bad and the groznd
workn fine.
sao filling hzs Just ended Czv-
ford and Hoase5oder's big cutter has
Isst finished filling SIX 200 ton sfios.
The regular service al Bethlehem
zss hlndsrsd Sunday BY the rain,
though there was q nice little crowd
out at both morning and night ssrv.
ices
Elaborate preparations r being
made By the Bethlehem people for
the entertainment Of the Audrain
Baptist Association which eouvenes
with said church Tuesday and Wed
aszday this week A number Of II
leading Baptist will be present
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Taz sacitoa Was favored with a
gass zfu sun5zy. Firs and wraps
ARE very nsc~s4v jest now.
Farmers are not thragEh sgw51s
wAeaf h this nsszhhoraooL
Miss Matte S81stsr has - IN
pls saroIes IN hsT sshpol and Is.
zetizE along Ens zs Bryazt BY TIE
wzy ahere are four o. hsr eozstas Wis
iauE her fron EaurviHe. Team
Ms Jas DoEel Losg Brzneh. has
been visiting her mother, Ms Free
nan near Paris.
The following parties sold hogs
last week 70 " ". Man6r Thad
B1u'asre S uazo1oads a. $50: Ell
.b7othez two osds: Forest BezEey
two loads
Oar NAL carrier. JOAN Czwtho-n
.sas mother. Mrs. Paul CzWthorn and
soa WTHsam. al lotorsd % "a
.ShsThy coassy to visit her son. jim
w2lIen last Saturday.
Paul Cavthorn who has bsez cutie
ssck threatened with paeunoaia ID
couvSlescest. we are glad-so state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
THE RETURN OF THE
POCKET

Nowadays the art OF being well
dressed lies chiefly in line. and the nav
all show the loose EASY srac.
snAe has marked the summer styIss
rsveay and beauty of materials and
~-sss Characterize the fall costume
nshions rather than anything star
uin new in form. However. rrss,..
Individuality ia noticed than for 49,.
une past az there are mnny ii,tl. ~
niis about which the wsarer can ~.
ner wi good taste.
MORE is a great ~fayorite and oorn..
al tne new rich colors-tste De ns-
- Drown' brick red. pruneIls. puruls
sneen ana taupe. A dark. deep oony~.
10 another wonderful SHADE "a ~
Win a design Ike 7s7s-7sss a chs-r1
ING gown would result small by,n,.s
20 buttons and a broad fold.s -
moving tones Of yellow would 60
pete ths effect For sire 10 th,s =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
! NARvELous G

~ little boy had a marvellous es-
cape. writes r. r. Bastiams. OF
Prince AlbeN, Cape Of Good Hope Il
occurred in The middle Of The night.
gOt = very yer attack Of Group.
As lack wonh have i. | had a large
bottle q ChzmbeFain's Cough Rene
dy in the house. After following the
directions for an hour and twenty
inmates be was through all danger.
Sod by Buekner Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
cEsossc DYSPEPSIA

FugesauE 1nsnzcsed sssumnnlsl
1us e@-zzzly be s8E0snk 20 gre
hsge s1 eosEz-s 20 ps-Sn1s EeZG-
- WNk cArDz5e Dyspepsia 7 have
keen = rtrnn1e HFspevc fog ysa-E-
ard = al tie Es5eins ! hare taken
c~Azuberlatns Tables have done
ne uors good than anything else"
SAYS ". G. Nzftison. No. I Sherman
g.. H~ornsusvgne. n. y. Fog sale b.
BHckn@T Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

The Senior Glass at Hardin Col.
iege held a meeting for the cleo.
uon Of officers Tuesday afternoon
Inc following officers were elected.
Florence Munger, president: Adalin,
Miles Vice president; Martha Shot.
Eeii' secretary; and Bernlce Beaohy
treasurer. These four officers and
Rhue Lynn constitute the gov
srning body Of the, class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

THERE must be some way to
keep the drunken negroes, men
and women, off Promenade street. be
tween jefferson and Washington
streets, W are Informed that while
the County and the township officers
cannot make any move against
DRINKS, they a clear these sire cts
unoer the vaarsnt law. No matter
whether the saloons are closed or
not this street must be kept passa.
b'e. Have you any idea what has
0een going on around that part Of
town day and night ,Istely7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Worcester Eezt sstzr6zy ElSAt AID
sun31y wxA Forrest Weaver an9
szzly-
HsEy IlR1 hss a good z2re san
6Ey uight ThoaEA 70 Se oaEe1
from satizE fodder.
Ms VII HsEsr and Mss Lest
Weaver attending the Au6rzAn Asso
.czHoz al BzhsAszz tbs week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
rHE BREEDERS GAZETTE. 500.

THE BREEDERS GAZETTE, 500
The publishers Of The Breeders C
Eette tchieago) announce q reduc-
ton in the single subscription rats
from s1.T5 70 one dollar per year-In.
Guiding the big double Holiday Num-
her.
Just how this can be done In
wolves problems in cost Of production
that will puzzle most people. For
thirty years this great live stock
and farm Journal has been going on
from n achievement TO another. It
tops" the entire list Of periodicals
devoted TO upAo-date farming. If you
have any question about this write
the publishers today asking for a
sample copy Of Il.
The Gazette at one dollar Ia the
bargain Of the year in American farm
Journalism. We WIKI accept an order
for The Gazette and the Mexico Wee
ly Ledger for $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

sign 6S71-7S1sD require, -
~ tEeA MORE win . Yard ~ $50. -.
the Etrdls. 10Y
T~wo-tonet costumes. sklrt n, Mat,
Nltn plain blouse. are nov,s s,d -.
aeufe In less pronounced paf,.Tn.
blues and greens eonbtne wau
nc oAFk red ard blue ars often se.n
me return q the pocket I. 4 thsnr
oI Nhleh re may be grateful ~. So
20 NE tiny apology tucked "a
corner or hidden By . ss.m
rn aln9@; snnpls patch pcoket
a. - ons On each side Of many of
lgs,-ar sit noSeas Al effective d.
auon is shown IN rs4I.
fos a blouse Ike -sfs I.
REQUIRES a. yards o. 1s M
IsH may be made n 80.
tern Is cents. n pat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
! DO|NGS At Mem.
CBy CARES wnxhp

The entire student body OF the
High School assembled IN the rev
Azaitorium Saturday. Chairs suhsa.
tinted vsg nioesy for the ssats
which Win soon be here Owing 20
TIE tRooup1eti0n Of the auditorium
this waa the first assembly since
the opening Of school The arst
noor was crowded and the balcony
nearly filled Prof Pryor addressed
the assembly ard pointed cut that
the Improvement Of the school had
becs s1 the students benefit and
that they should make better rec
oras since their opportunities we're
greater. He impressed upon the
Freshmen the importance OF firm
work IA the beginning Of tAesr High
School career Afterwards. Miss
Nsude Wallace led in the singing Of
several patriotic songs, and Miss
Jane Rodgers played the accompani-
ment-
The domestic science department,
with Miss Cook As instructor. open
I'd Tuesday. This department Is well
equipped. there being individual
gas ovens and other apparatus which
deal with cooking. Several new
sewing machines were Installed this
year. kitchen cabinets are tn con
structson and win be added in a
few days. The enrolment is large
and excellent results are expected
from the department this year.
Mr. Collects manual training class.
ea are progressing well. Power ma
ehineFy is Al hand and VIII be install
al sooa- Then we win have one Of
the best equipped manual training de.
psrsmenis OF any Hsgh School OF
our sire IN the State. Mechanical
drawing Is being taught in connec.
ton with manual training.
Prof. z. B Street is planning an
extensive athletic schedule for this
term. The games win consist OF
baseball, basketball. tennis and
track No football win be played
this year, There IL no reason why
we should not have several cham.
pion teams this year as there ID
fine material in the school
This will be improved by the recent,
ly-established physical training de
paTtment- The opening game Of the
season win be held Saturday after
noon o. Cauthorn's hin, where our
baseball team will meet that Of
Yandaiia High School
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
FARMERS
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list OF advertised letters remain
ing uncalled for in the ~postoffiee a
Mexico. NO., for the week endinl
Sept 20. 1918:
Barker. Joseph
Beauer, Gurmiral
Berry, Katie Mrs
Bowman, Verde B
CoirelI. S ca
Conner. NJ p
Freeman. Ernest G
Mutton, John
Hutsell. s W
Jones, Loyeys
Johnson. Lucille Miss
MCDANIEL. J c Mrs
Marshall, Maggie Mrs
Lee. Leslie
Munday, ]
Harsen, Proctor
Tribble. Chas
Respectfully,
E. g WILSON,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
COUNTY VIEWS

us,.oa IL attending tbs Grand
N.sousr Lodge Meeting IN s. LOUIS
HarEf Rose Is inproStng.
Dsmassio Chsrokee. q Negro vas
saabbed in he back By another NO
rn WIN Thomas, Tuesday morning
whDe drinking IN the Jefferson Bar.
ichsrOkees wound ia not considered
-aanrerous. Thomas is under arrest
No c.use for the assault h known
~sxeept that Thomas Ras drunk
Miss Nene Pearson has gone to 81
iLouss 70 accept 3 position In the
usuinerodt Chemical works. see
vii be in the same Office Is her
brother. GAN Pearson. The Ledger
Solns Mss Pearson's fneads IN
wishing her success
Mrs. Green Of Sturgeon Is the
guest Of Nj. and Mrs. Guy Motley.
Mrs. Wood Maddox Of ST. Louis Is
visiting in Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. & A. pearing have
rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bea't
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Jones O
woodlaadviIls. were in Mexico Mon
day.
A. D. Williams & Son have tradeS
tier livery stable in this city Z
w. W. CBob) Conner Of Auxvasse
taking in exchange the general mer
ehandise stock Of French & Burt II
Auxyasse-Fulton Sun.
Mrs. b. q. Morris is the guest o
her sister. Ms. sallie Quinn. in &c
Iumbia-
Mrs. DR.. McWiIlhms wont to c.
lumbia Tuesday as delegate TO tn
Estate ". C. T. U. Convention
Hon VIM. II. Wallace Of Kansa
! City is prominently mentioned for
a UNITED States Senator.
ie Thos. S. Harrison Of Kansas Cit
is visiting his brother. Jack HarrisoI
T. at AuKvasse.
er C. ". Lewis has bought a ne
. Marathon touring a through u
local agent, W. W. johnson
N Miss Ruth Robertson will atten
c the Yelled Prophets Bal in S
u Louis.
q Joseph Rodes, who married MIS-
n Leona Williams OF Mexico has pur-
chased a handsome modern home
Webster Groves, St. Louis County. /.
Miss Margaret Pulls. deputy count
collector. is Ill
A. C. whitson is preparing
sa.s : nc= home on the present
site Of his cottage in Southwest Nc
leo.
Jas. Squires is preparing to bui
pretty home on the Western ay
: nue. location which was occupied
his mothers home, recently burned.
The C. & A. is preparing to pun
water from Bean Greek to ffIl Ia
lake.
T. L. Marshall, W. C. Williams. !
- S. Houston. r. r. Jesse and s.
Cunningham are attending the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of Missouri al s
Louis. The lodge opened on Tuesd'
morning.
Kenneth Kennen OF Laddonia vi
in this city on business Tuesday.
Joe Norman, who recently mov'
!, from this city to Havre, Mont. WI
one Of the lucky ones In the II. Pc
land lottery. Mr.. Normanie numb
was 1923.
Lee Mcconnell and wife. formerly
Of Mexico. now living ia Los Al
y geles. Cali, are making an eKtsnds
pip through the Thousand Islands
Montreal and the Eastern cities, I
turning home by way OF Florida al
San Antonio, Texas. They are Ia
ing a most delightful trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
MEMseR GENERAL COUNCIL

Judge W. W. Fry. IT,, was elected
a member Of the General Council at
the Missouri Bar Association at Kan
sas City, last week. This Council Is
composed Of one member from each
judicial district over the State.
Judge Fry is the, member for The
18th district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

AustsH Williams. Who Is visiting
relatives 10 Mexico, accompanied by
ks sister. Yrs A G. AB1sl. len
woo6sF for = wait wiA relatives in
Ezrsx C1E before ~rrtaraInE 70 his
hszs e. Oa1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Mr. ard Mgrs. J. D. Miller have
toe thanks ~ the Ledger foree for
. most engoyabls treat Of grapes
TIE HiIierz agree With secrstary Of
State Bryza that GRACE jusce makes
= good bevsrzEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
sRowN.wHrrE WEDDING.

Granville R. Brown. OF this city,
vas married 70 Miss Grace White.
pf Texas. Wednesday afternoon by
the Row. e. s. Gibbs at the lalter's
home on West Whitley street. They
win make their home In this city.
The Ledger extends congratula.
tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
PERFECT CORN

fNAtionsi Crop improvement seryieA1
These are the results which every
corr grower should strive TO obtain:
/. Early maturity
2 Large yield
g. Uniform color.
4. Ears carrying size wen to tip
S. Kernels holding fun size wen TO
tip OF ear.
{. Kernels holding sire veil down
to cob,
I. Butt and tip well flied out
g. Kernels firm on cob.
. Cob small
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
ZOE sEpArNE coueA

AEDiCFMEl
II F0a want 70 coltrfbuts direcsiy
te the crrursucs o. capillary bronchi-
- ard Wennou6s use cough meli-
ctnss that contain cOdine. morphine.
her0in and other ssdsuves when
soa hsye a cough or cod. An expAc-
to-zrt like chanberizsn's Cough Rem
eay h what IS needed That cleans
cut the culture beds or breeding pla-
cen for the germs Of pneEmonia and
other germ diseases. That is why
pneumonia never results from a cold
When chznberlsin's Cough Remedy
- used. 1t has a world wide rspu
tation for It's cures. II contains no
morphine or other sedatlve. For
sale By Backner Drug 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

ment is cooperating with the United
States Bureau Of Animal Industry sta
ton recently located here for the
control and suppression Of hog chol-
era, which station is in charge OF DR..
B. W. Murphy. The quarantine order
is to further this work Hog cholera
exists in every county in Missouri
Unless the hogs that are shipped In
have been immunized BY serum injec'
ions their liability to infection
would destroy the effectiveness Of
the effort being made here to free tn
county Of this disease.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
TWO IONS

u hard noal wsl ran g Radlaut HOErs
hard caal stowe a season; more esre0
Assou. more kszs. easier regulated
ard 20 danger from gases. It has .
safety valve VIII last 4 lifetime
Ferris & CzuhOrT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
nlssnI urIoM NorlcE-

Notice Is hereby given that the
firm Of Tanner & Day have dissolved
partnership. Al persons knowing
themselves indebted TO the said
firm wa please eaIl and settle.
vi Tanner & Day.
Skinner, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

WE understand that chlef-of-P Police
James is going to have to ask for ex.
"a police to help him take care of
the DRINKS Of Mexico. a city Of
homes and churches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

W r. Pr5es Of Sturgeon has beez
appointed clerk Of the Sturgeon
.coa1 Of Common Pleas. in place
.0f w. p. Kelrh resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
DON'T wAlr

until next week to buy a range. Buy
it now. $1,000 worth OF cooking war
FREE.
j. W. DRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
SAME OLD DATE

Our Range demonstration on Males
tics begins same date the last twc
weeks in October.
d2wl Ferris & Cautborn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

SsoasEzL Sanford .P7=dsut p7o
taa q the Csty Co1ncl, = s.tea1-
lsE The state FxiT a. Se3sEz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

GssSamss C. Z Ferris ard c. A.
TorrsTEon q Lads0sA we're shop
ysax IN Msxic0 Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

TIE welAngEn Nz-s1E Uz8g-Wex-
for Ladies. Missss AID CEH57ez- ~
Pc@o1x Dry Goods sore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Mrs. C. A. Ross Isft for washing
;az City this week where ste has
AZ i-po1S-t p1Eroa n the Rchools
thG~e-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Blankets and Co-scrx = M LIE
n ar EriIsa al PosSU1s DIT
Coos store 6@wI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Mrs. DIR. Berrey had a little ad of
three stoves for sale in last even
ing's Ledger and had all OF the stoves
sold by 10 O'Clock the next morning.
Ledger want ads get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Chas- Householder and wife. ]. W.
bium and wife and Chal Blum are at.
tending the State Fair at sedalIa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Mayor willard Potts viii spend al
couple of seeks at Excelsior Springs.
80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
EVERYONE LIKES

the MALLEABLE RANGE. They ar
selling fast. Call and look II over.
J.. ". DRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

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sEs md TrsznizE. at Pc@Es
Dry Cook Sa0Ve-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
PRIZES FOR
FARMER

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d prize; IS second prIlg
B third prize and he Ea|
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q who sell the NOS, baas|
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
The REX

a fine fire keeping Oak Stove. 1s-
inch. for $500. II inch or $500. We
have them cheaper. in other brands.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

Mrs. Clara Snindow, after a ! short
visit with her daughter. Mrs. J
sell Squirting. just north Of Mexico,
win go to Tulsa. Oklahoma. TO spend
the winter with her daughters. She
has rented her handsome home on
East Liberty to Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst.
OF the Prairie Oil q Gas Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02

The Stoddard Society will meet
at 2:3O Thursday afternoon at the
Presbyterian Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
FOR NICE
J. W. DRY.

baking combined with everlasting
qualities. the Malleable Range is
the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
EoR TRAnE

L&rrs hosse with ore acre ErouHd
for fsrz dw1.
North NEssoz1 Trzst CO.