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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

j.. D. Griffin TO W. II. Stoneberg
er. lots : and I. block 3. and lot %
block s Of Fafryiew Add. s1.Oo an
other.
Anna V. Adkins 10 + d Kent e
lis Of NE - and sw IA of IL o.
"a 52-s $500.
W. a. Sharp TO ]. 7. Powell, par
Of lots 6 and Z. block 5, Broadwat
ERR Add TO Mexico. $1,000.
Laura Foreman 10 Bessie Foreuien
lots /, .. 3. 4. block 5; part Of lots
& s, d. 4; Original Laddonia. $1,000.
Dave & Nettie Caldwell to J. W
Barnett. iots 8 & 6. block 1. Ladd'f
addition Ex. to Mexico. 500.
Roscoe Mcdaniel ct al TO Alice Nc
Daniel, n IL OF S IL Of NV "A
G. $ 10 of n ~ of NV IA
& N IL or sW IA Of NE IA and
IS i.2 Of NV IA of NE
IA all in 1876. $1,000.
III. Is. & III. a. Rice 10 LHy Oh Lao
donia, strip 20 feet by 1867 feet of
their property, $125.
Clark 5 Cauthorn TO Mamie T. Blev
ins, lt 2 in Gaibreath's Square, Mex
leo, $500.
J. ". Barnett 10 Dave Caldwell,
lots 6 and 6. block II. Ladd's Add Ex
to Mexico. $700.
II. II. Dudley to W. W. Fry. l3s #
off west end OF lot %. City Survey
No so, $4,000.
]. A. Duffy to j.. c. Hulen. w f.2 {
sw IA Of 4-50-1o. $4,000,
x. p. Ball to z. H. Tlneher, lot u
block 2, carrieo's Highview Addition
500.
Mary Smith ct al to Squire Brown,
OF IL. block 3, Ladd's Add 10 Mexico
$50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
REREA.


slrs. Il. { Berry spent the Scsk
end in Mexico the guest o. roaaaves
Mss liza Lip OF vest Of Long
sr,psh nlIea her srsndnoshers place
as hoasekeeper during her snssne@
c. W. crigier and family Of near
stro,her. visited ressss here
SATURDAY.
Rev. Z. L Rodgers ~prcacaed Al BE
rea sunday.
Miss Nexa cautbon returned Wed
nestay from near L1beral wheFc she
spent a coapie Of weeks with her
sister. Ms r. s. sappinEton.
Mr.. and Nrs. Hanson Of Near Flor
ida moved last week 10 J. c. NH
er's farm.
r. [. Miller traded the farm OF
which he Is living 20 W. W. Fry q
Merlca for a house and lot near
Hardin College. Mt. Miller vii
build on the farm he bought last
far from Arthur Browning Of Kan
sas City.
Carl Vision, wife and baby OF NC
limo were Sunday guests Of ir
: Mayes and wife.
Miss Ardyce sduires entertained
! number Of her girl friends on las
Saturday afternoon with a hickor,
nut hunt.
], Roy Purvis sold his farm. know
as the old Maud Carter farm, recen.
lly to an Iowa man for SIC per acre
] James Greed had a very sick
horse the last OF the week
Earl Baker. a telegraph operator
) at Pattonsburg. Mo-. visited his
amt. Mrs. Felix Martin. from Sun
day until Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
IN. Iii ann 81 gears
Asn Gllil nrrk...
40 YEARS AGO.


Rock for the foundation OF me
new Christian Church at Laddonia
was being hauled!
Jesse GilIiiand OF Laddonja was
held up by two men in Mexico %
robbed OF 81.
Frank Crawford. Frank Parker, J.
T. Leeper, James Yeager. J. B. NH
Ter. W. L. Crawford, Newt Berrey'
Walter Holloway and Oscar Coates
were hunting deer in southTes
Missouri.
The following Paris attor'
news we're attending Court in Mex
leo: A. N. Anderson. Judge D. NJ.
Moss. r. B. Robinson, R. n. Bo'
dine and Mr.. Rodes.
20 YEARS AGO.
J. A. Glandon sold his residence
on East Love street to W. H. French
for $500.
The Board OF Pension Examiners
met az weIlsville and organized al
follows: Dr. S. T. Buck, welisvhle
pres: Or. Z. s. Cave, Mexico. sec'yi
II. II. KaIlmeyer. New Florence,
treas.
The Mexico football team was CON
mead Of the following: Ed. Keath
John Dyke. Robt Lawder, Frank Luck
lie. Fred Morris, VIII Luckie. A. J
wlnsoott, Joe Luckie, Herbert Tuck
err. l. Macfariane. Roy Ferris an'
John Luckia
10 YEARS AGO.
"Buster'' Hays. a negro, was XIII
ed By sunny Boy" Mitchell, anoth
or negro. at a dance in this city.
Charles Burgess Lindsey OF Stu'
geon, SO years old. and Daniel Flynn
OF Davenport, la. committed susctd
at sturgeon on the same night.
Ida May, nine months old daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson Helper. o
near Mexico, won the first prize Il
the Ledger Baby Show at the Me1
leo Street Fair.
The Alaskan boundary was fixed
William Heller and Miss Ann.
Barnett, both OF this city, we're ma
ried.
A Joseph Folk Club was organize
in this city with W. II. KEENAN, a
president.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
moLlno.

mOIttNSs
Tom Davis and wife of St. Charles
moved to Santa Fe Friday. They Wis.
tied relatives here several days last
week.
Mrs. Lucy Marshall of Mexico was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Barnes, last week
Mrs. Mollie McFaddin returned t
her home here Saturday from a few
days visit In Perry.
Oscar Martin and family and h
Winterhalter and family OF near
Rush Hill visited relatives hero tho
later part OF last week.
Tom Hardin and family we're sun
day guests Of Lon Heller and family.
u. w. Robinson and family Of Bean
Greek were guests of his parents her'
Sunday.
Bob Heller and wife came home
Monday from a visit with ]. T., Ber'
ney and wife OF near Cant.
ID. S. Weaver OF Santa Fe took
birthday supper with his father Satur
day evening.
DIR. F. P. Wood of st. Louis made
a flying trip to Moline Monday.
Mrs. VIII Heller was the guest Of
Mexico relatives Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
ELKS OPENING
DANCE THURSDAY

The Elks' social a for this
winter will open Thursday evening
with a large dance. This dance viii
be one Of the society events Of
the winter and win probably be the
largest with the exception OF course
Of the Christmas and New Year par
ties.
A five-piece orchestra from Colum.
bia will furnish tie music and pump
kin pie and cider. real October eat.
Ing. viii be served as refreshments.
Every Mexico Elk within reasonable
distance is expected to be present
with his wife OF sweetheart ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
H~oLLEnsvlLLg.

Mrs. Mary Bybee OF Santa Re is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. o. T. eau
Thorn.
Mrs. c. C. MCGEE is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. ]. S. Hollenshead.
of Chanute. Kan.
J. w. Sharp and A. T, Hin bought
a car load Of hay at Thompson for
s17 per ton.
o. z. Howard sold and delivered TO
Farley Campbell a ton Of fine clover
hay recently for $50.
o. L. Carpenter last week lost a
good mare.
II. H. Hollenshead and family of
Centralla visited &C, MCGEE and
wife Sunday. \
Mrs. O. W. Lawrence Of Kansas
City, State Secretary Of the C. W. B.
NJ. will lecture at Midway Church,
Nov. 2 at II o'clock. Her subject
win be: ""The Work OF the Noun.
tain Schools" The Midway C. w. B.
NJ. desire a large audience to hear
Mrs. Lawrence and everybody is o
daily invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
AuxVAssE.


We arc glad 10 know Mexico held
to her morals by voting her sa'
looms out at her recent election.
The snow in and near here has
been quite a damage 10 apple or
chards. The owners are uneasy.
On account OF the compete potato
failure here this year, there has
been two carloads shipped in here
this week-one to Mr.. Cornelius and
one TO z. B. Campbell.
Mrs. Gibbs entertained her aunt
Mrs. Stotlman OF Excelsior Springs,
theflrst Of the week.
Col. Robert Blggs and Mr.. Bot
Dyer were south of the river buying
cattle last week.
Ciaud Berry Nof Mccredie bought
car loads Of corn last week. pay
ing 75c per bushel.
Shelby Shay let Harrison Gal
waith have a 3 year old flley a
800.
John Greed has moved TO his stool
farm. ~ miles west Of Auxyasse.
Jim Patterson and others let Over
felt & Atkinson have a car load o
hogs this week at TAO.
On account of a teachers insti
tute in Fulton this week. the schoo
was closed Friday and Saturday.
w. H. Cornelius bought ]. S. Port
err e. Son / car load OF apples at 75'
per bushel.
Joseph Potts Of Calwood was bur
led at old Auxvasse Church las
week. Mr.. Potts was so years old,
jeff Woods bought 1e head o
horses in Auxasse Saturday, paying
from $500 to s135.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
FARM Crops

Itahse Manure sup-lies Many Plant
Food Elements aad Asds Humus "a
the soll--caIeiurn Should be Ap-
piled
Howard hddridgr. l'ortu Ole, Ntw
York. writes ~ follows Il am . lar.
mer living IN Erie ccrhty. New York
The soil raises ur FOOD crops In
everything except & wheat and oats
The average yield ~ his Erain lci the
past few years has tten fifteen o.
twenty bushels to tho acre. as CON
pared TO fifty bushels 70 an acre a few
years ago. How c.sn This land be i'm.
proved7r
The principal I,ant food elements
are nitrogen, 2hos horls, potassium
and calcium Thfst are necessary foI
the production Of eFops. II any one
Of these elements is efficient. # win
mean that the CROP production will be
lessened. Continuous cropping With.
out rotation. COM med with poor cul'
creased v,o1ss
Tho pitrrsss no -o,lonish,d A.,
erouing teen,,r,. ! I,
cIovarg .aaaaa- - -,
etc Also, by APP SIR. stable manure
or blowing under lrebme az "a lt,r
msnuring crop. rs doing taif I'LL
not only supply ~ufircecn 10 your soil
but you improg q . hysira. condition
BY adding vegets natter.
Vely few soi tciur re potaesi~ua
This is eFrceial so 81 sand eils
although Il the soH is not in roo5
physical condition. The potaFsiuw may
not be available. Hr y fc. 5er the
vegetable matter either in The form o;
greeh manure OF strife ranure q viii
tend to make til rG,as 1m available.
II may be necese3fy ~ aurly. ltR.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
NOTICE. 70 "A

will meet the Taxpayers Of Au
drain County at the following plac
est
Rowena, We'd, Nov. ~; Friend
ship. Thursday, Nov. 10; Macedonia
School, Fri, Nov. IA; CentraIia, Mon
day, Nov. II; Sturgeon, Tues, Nov
Is; M~artinsburg, Wed. Thurs, Nov.
1920; Benton City, Fri. Nov. 81;
Cant, Sat, Nov. %; Laddonia, Mon.
Tues. Wed. Nov. "a. %. &c; Rush
Hill. Fri, Nov. 2S; Farber
Mon, Dec. /, Mt. Carmel, Tues.
Dec. 2; vandalia, Wed. Thurs. Fri
DEG. 3. 4. 8.
S. A. PULLS,
S5-2t Collector of Audrain Co, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
xnunes CREEK.


Mrs. Clara Browning and nieee'
Miss virginia Wright q Galway
eounty, visited William DoEeh Aho
other relatives on Long Branch last
week
Rev. Lester Rogers Of Doaipnan'
MO.. preached al Berea last sun
day morning.
Rev. Henry NelghtbOr. the ne~
pastor Of Qliset preached there sun
day.
Rev. Thomas Todd preached a
Long Branch Sunday morning.
Miss norah Cauihorn Is attenu
ing Mcmillan High school in Men
this year.
otto Carpenter lost q valuable mar
a fow days sgo from fodder poison.
Jake Gardner lost two dozen N.Y.
chickens by chicken thieves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
Audrain County
Agricultural Bureau
Headquarters Mexico, Missouri
E. W. RUSK, County Farm Commissio,.

Scratch food IS FED. 49,
one2haif as much scra,cn
in the morning as at uI,s'
as much mash ought to n
As scratch food. The ben S
compelled % work for ts.,.
They should DO kept b9.,
should have e fnll e-on
70 roost Avoid mus,y So
Hitter; and keep the roo,
house dry. q
Egg projection can also
"a by feeding a small sno.s
mash daily. This should /.
limited quantities. no. ov.s
handful TO every five bs~, s~
sharpens their appe,ites a., |
thom 70 eat more Of tbs,.
food. The thing to do now ~"
70 cuis systematically and -
prepare the winter quarter ~
NOT mix the hens with ~ =.
tho winter qu4nes. g5,s /
along gradually so that n =
ing before January l. A us,.
effort now viii Increase ~
the winter profits from "a.
flock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list Of advertised letters remain
Ing unealied fer % the postoffice a;
Mexico. Mo. fer the week ending
Oct "a, 1918:
Holland. T. H.
Henderson. H. J.
HanchiHs. J. i.
Nagel, Grover
Nelson. William ~
Stephenson. Mrs. Sterling.
Windliller, F.
wiImans, Albert
Wright. Harry
Mrs, G.. II. ID.
Respectfully.
T. 8. WILSON,
Postmaster
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
A GALLAGHER
NEW SUPT. OF
SHOE FACTORY

A. A Gallagher has bssa appointed
superintendent o. ths Mexico factory
OF the Iatenaktonal shoe Co 20
succeed ". ]. MorriS Mr.. Gallagher
viii ake charge Of the plant On Nor.
L
He is an oIdams shoe nan and
Aas been In the business most OF hk
hfe. He has beea In thb city fos
the past SIX months working as fore
man Of the making room n the
Mexico plant. He came 20 Mexico
from ST. Louis. but had been IN JET
ferson City for a number OF Year,
prior 10 his going 10 ST. Lxuis Tbs
Ledger Joins other friends IN con
graduating Mr.. Gallagher On securing
this new position.
Mr.. Norris who has had charge o
the Mexico plant ssnee u started vii
aos leave Mexico until the first o
he year and his family VIII be hers
for the winter. He goes from Mexic'
to Quincy. There he and his broth
en VIII open a new plant about the
first OF the year. The new plant vii
make a better class OF shoes than
the plant, here. and win be abou
three tines as large as this factory
The Ledger regrets very much .
have Mr.. Morris leave Mexico. b.
Joins his many other friends here .
wishing him and his brothers muc
success in their new enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
So
EBRRESP0NDENEE
BENTON CITY

9@AN
Nh John sharp went to kansas
Sunday 10 visit with Relatives.
chas. Hndehraad and wife visited
IN WeEasvnie Sunday.
Rein HFldsbrand loss a good mare
SUNDAY.
Mr.. Tarner and family visited u
Galloway county Saturday and Sun
day.
T. C. Hick is IN Kenerky sns
win bring his mother back with him.
Mrs. WIN DaTon and son are VS.
ting relatives.
Mrs. Charles Baker who has bee
visiting relatives here returned I
her hosnc in Chicago.
Baird okey and Joe Carter len o
Tpesdsy night for GalesyAle III
Miss Mary callan il visiting her
thu week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
Interest paid on all deposits
North Missouri Trust Co.
NEW HOPE.

A surprise dinner was given Sun
Gay in honor Of Sam Sydenstriek-
er's seth birthday. A large crowt
was present.
Born. TO the wife OF C. II. Dickey
a fine boy, Oct. 2s.
The Holiness meeting is sdll held
at the Wisdom Chapel.
Sam Sydenstricker's brother and
wife have been visiting them the
past few days and were at his birth.
day dinner Sunday
Rev. Robertson and wife and son
We're guests OF r. X. Dollins Sun
day.
Archie johnson and family yislte
his father and mother Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
CITY ATTY. SAYS
THERE IS NO CON-
TRACT FOR LIGHTS

That the City Of Mexico has no
written contract with the Mexico
Power Co. for lighting the streets Of
Mexico, Is the opinion Of CITY Attor
ney David II. Robertson, who read
an opsnioa TO this effect before
The City Cou1en Monday eyening-
Mr.. Robertson, IN the opinion. said
that after careful investigation he
had found this 20 be the ass. He
sad further that under the state
lzvs the city has no right 70 pay for
the lights on Of the city fund except
upon a written coutract. Further
more, a written contract for furnish
ing lights for the City can have no
legal force untn Il has bsen submit
I'D 70 the legal voters and ratified b
them" the opinion read. Mr.. Robert
Asn said this opinion was g~Tatuitous
On hS part ~ no City official had
called upon him for H. Mayor Potts
asked tha. tho matter be deferred
until the rext meeting % that q
can be fully investigated and dis.
cuanod
Al members were present az
tho meeting with the exception Of
MeGsrs. Atkinson and Baliew and Ma
ypr Potts presided.
In regard to the subway under the
railroad, CITY Attorney Robertson
said the City must make some dem.
tie complaint TO the Public Utilities
Commission and send them profIies
and survey before they VIII act on
It This matter VIII be looked into
further and taken up at the NEXT
meeting.
Er. Robertson. in another opin
ION, said Mrs. E. s. Cave held the
land which Is needed for the com
plstion Of the alley between jackson
and Promenade stzests at $500. He
said this land had been fenced OF IN
1861 and in a suit brought by the
City an Injunction had been granted
against the cry opening an alley
through It He said It can be open
ed By condemnation proceedings IL
the Council desires. Nj. Wood NOV
ID that the East End OF the alley
be put IA coalition Immediately.
On motion Of Mr.. Hanley, City En-
anaer Ksoer was ordered to write
70 Slater n regard 70 their new
septic tank II It Is complsted he h
to 60 there and examine IT and re-
port 10 the Council. This action was
takea after an urgent communion
ton from property owners along
Beaver Dam Creek
Mr. johnson, chairman Of the
committee 70 investigate the walk
At Mr. Franey's corner. Western aF-
enze. reported that steps should be
built there at once and a Light placed
there.
The ordinance accepting the South
Western Avenue paving and order
ING the issuance Of tax bills 70 pay
for Same was passed.
Street Commissioners Walkers ?
port WIS read and approved.
Mr.. Lewis, Of the Claims Commit
Tee. reported bills to che amount Of
1895, which we're allowed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL LEADERS
or MISSOURI
Is Big Convention at st. Joseph, Nov
10, 70 ans 20.

No church in ST Joseph Is big
enough to accommodate the forty
eighth annual convention Of the Mis-
scuri SUNDAY School Association. 50
large has this gathsrins become. st
Jossph's auditorium Fourth and
Fsra0R streets FiN BE used for The
mass sessya each morning and
evening when ne entJc body VIII
meet together.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
Tina Nsw,a,D,r Mas.

TO be successful az a newspaper
man mean s~elfFestraInt greater than
In any other business; II mean hard
or work, greater sacrifice, more ir-
regular hours, less recognition. and
for all Of this there comes less ~
munsration."--HsrTy l. ssyiAr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
NOTICE or SALE rspyp

DEED Opnl
Whereas, Lawrence Mass1
Pearle S. Matthews, bA =
their certain deed Of trust ~.
18th day Of November. ian
y acknowledge A.
corded in the Reoo,s..
flee Of the County Of Ausus
State Of Missouri in Trps, n,
cord IS at page 30
ed TO the ~
Trustee the following
scribed Real Estate lyipr a.,
situate in the County Of Aps,nl
state Of Missouri. to-wit.
Lot Seventeen az in Bod /
% OF Lakenan & Barnes
Addition to the City Of Ne1sn I
which said conveyance v,s !,
trust to secure the payment
tain negotiable promissory ~
ether with the interest tb,rn.
said nNed. of Trust fully desss|
And whereas, default In
made in the payment Of he 4,
due upon the note mentioned n
scribed in said deed Of trus !.
ing to the terms and coudiHuM ]
Of.
Nov, therefore, ]. J. c. n
the undersigned Trustee, At n
quest Of the legal holder ofaM Y
DO hereby give notice that | v1l
Friday the 2ist Day Of Novns
1918,
between the hours OF 900 odA
NJ, and GOO o'clock ,. N, n
day, sell said real estate at \
vcndue. TO the highest Has
cash. at the east front door da
drain County Court House. 4
City OF Mexico. Missouri. ID
purpose Of discharging ths tsss
cured by said deed Of tust d,
terest due thereon. and he
NJ executing this trust
55.H J G. MuEY,
Trusn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
WANTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT-270 Acres
dear Littleby station. Address J. w.
Fowler. Grinnell. Iowa. dwtf


Two hearts that beat as one may
angle sometimes. not because they
are actually hostile, but Just because
lhey lose step II makes awkward
marching when you are out Of stop
WIN your comrade. but you both keep
On IN the same direction and with the
same purpose. all the time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Tho 100000 pounds worth OF
linen which is the average yearly out.
put Of the United Kingdom would
wrap the earth at the equator seven
times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

What are you working 50 hard
for?2 4 want to provide for my boys
future replied Farmer Corntossel. =
want TO lay by enough wealth 30 that
/ can leave Josh this farm for a golf
course
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Personally we do not pretend to be
much Of a hand at reading character,
but when VIC e a young man a r
rying a pair Of kid gloves in one hand
and a cane in the other we know he
isn't looking for a blowing job-~Gal.
weston News.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Charles Lamb. when a little boy,
walking In a churchyard with his sis
ter, and reading the epitapbs, said to
her: Mary. where are all the
naughty people bnriedF-Table Talk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
Royal Insbruk
White and Gold
Dinner Set

This handsome white and gold
set costs about half the price Of
Haviland China. 1t is the finest
quality OF imported china mann.
featured.
The body is thin, transparent.
and equal to Haviland china in
weight. color and rich CLASSY fin.
ish.
n shapes are plain with two
lines Of 1Sk ~gold-one wide and
one narrower following the ex.
IRENE edge.
The handles are entirely covered
with gold.
The pure white translucent body
and combination Of rich oold
treatment and handsome shane
makes this a wonderfully attract.
I've dinner set, at a price
you can afford to pay.
Can be bought in any quantity
and matched at any time.
Cups and saucers, 500 doza,
Dr rates 5000 dozen
Sugar and creamers. pair s17E
Gravy Boat % m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Why is It that you never ask after
your relations when you meet them,
doctor7" Because ] don't care about
giving advice free
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
MSS SELL Inflow b

Miss Belle Inflow, fomsJ
this city, died at San FanclEa
Monday the Goth. and her kt
cremated there Tuesday. Sla
low had many friends in tAs
who win mourn her death ME
nlars We're learned except III
was taken suddenly fl satufF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Alma Is a Latin word meaning foe
tering, %cheriebing. benign. Alma ma
ter means benign mother Apex means
the tip. point or summit 81 anything.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Women viii always find somethin
OF interest on the second and third
pages OF this paper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
Auditorium. ST. Joseph, Fourth and
FaraoR Streets. Home Of
Convention.

The afternoon sessions viii be de.
voted 70 conference work--a real
school Of methods-where the work
ers Will be given Instruction ID prac-
deal plans and methods BY experts OF
International reputation For H..
stance. the elementary worker $751;
study their particular problems. the
teen-age WORKERS their needs. etc
Uplifting as sill be the inspiration
al addresses. the most helpful feature
Of the convention will be these sep
arzte conferences There viii be sec
tons for elementary. teen-age ard
adult workers, c01ilty and township
officers. superintendent. psstors and
officers. college, college students. &c.
Three or four nearby churches and
the Y II. G. A. building wil he used
for these sessions.
No expense has been spared in
bringing to Missouri the leading Sun
day School experts Of The country, as
vel as Of our own stale.
Mr.. w. c. Pearce. Of Chicago. Is per-
hsps the outstanding figure Of all
Formerly 3 leading lawyer 81 Illinois,
Dir. Pearce has for Years given his
entire iiEne 10 Sunday school work
As the head OF tn International adult
Bible class depau ment- De has per
hsps done fn0re iasa anv n man in
the world te hH e IN and women
int0 active zundgg achaol work. He
is nov associate general secretary,
International Sunday School Assocfa'
tion. Mr.. Pearce a&U be- an inspira.
uoDsi speaker and adult specialist
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

The government lest for bunting Ia
six hours In salt water and then sis
hours exposure to the sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

s~ai-tone, the great wor destroy
er andAohic, at $500 a hundred, at
Buckners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

DO not forget that PoissGi :
a full line Of the wellknou
wearing Mnnsing Knit Uzr
for Ladies, Misses and Chilifa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

can and get sample OF Buekner's
Cream Lotion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30

Try Bpckner's cream lotion fol
chapped hands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-30
WE ARE READY

TO supply your needs in heating
stoves. good alright fire-keepers;
not the kind that tests a fellows re
ngion on a cold morning. The fire
won't go out
dewt Ferris & Cauthorn.