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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
A Narrow Escape

What might have been a disaS-
.rous ire was discovered Friday
night at the Garner livery barn
by Leslie Strong, who had come
there from the Garner garage.
having been out with an auto
party. He smelt smoke in the
barn and called his father, Night.
watch RM Strong, and they IN.
tered the barn, to which Leslie
had a key. The office was full
of smoke, and they found n box
of papers on fire, probably orig.
in ,ting from the fact that some
ono had thrown a cigar or cigar;
cite stub or a match into the
papers. The fire was extinRuish.
I'd hefore it had gained sufficient
headway to prove damaging, but
liz It had not been discovered
when it was the story would
most likely have been quite diff
ferent.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
A Mad Dog Scare

A dog supposed tdbe snffer,
ing from rabies created consid::
cradle excitement here yester.
day, biting at several people and
also biting several dogs. The
dug was shot by the marshal but
made its escape, sgolng toward
the Prairie Hollow vicinltJy ], whess'
he il also reported tshaye hitben
several dogs. We pn1eratand
that several dogs bitten by him
have been killed by their owners
a. a precautionary measure. The
mayor has ordered dogs to be
tied or muzzled for 20 days, as
the dogs will, we are told, devea.
op rabies within that time if they
are infected. It's best 10 be
mighty careful, nowaday, until it
is seen what develops.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
To Dog Ownsrs.

The mad dog scarewe had on
the streets M Mnnstinias Wednes
day, and the reqnrstsof many
citizens, makes it neesssary for
me to request all d0k owners,
especially those whose a"gs were
bitten that dav, to keep their
dogs tied or muzzled. fter coh.
snltins the physicians 81 the city
I lind it is their opinibn that 20
days will be necessary To deter
mine whether other cases will
deye:op or not. Aftef Nov. %,
perhaps, there will be 10 danger.
Should one Of The dogs bitten
show signs Of rabies" then a
demand will be made fer all dogs
TO be muzz!ed or tied, Or shot by
the City Marshal.
F. Fl. RILEY, Mayor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
Christian Endeavor Program

G. P. Church. Nov. 5.
Subject, The Conservation OF
Social Life. l Cor. 9:l9 2S.
Lender, Mabel Coday.
What il incinded in the term
social life.' Jewel Hoover.
Why ia social instinct good:
Lula Riley.
How can we cultivate s0c'abii
ity. I.,is Beach.
How can wtA our ssncial in.
stinct to serve Gsa4 g M Er.e;
man.
Wow can We make and keep
friends: Ruth Haverty.
Why are we said to be oul
brothers keeper? Lois Beach
Why do we condemn the re
cluse? Rev. Altman.
Why ia selfishness anti social,
&c. Carter.
What more can our society dt
to create the right social atmos
phpre:. w. A. Black.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
B. Y. P. U. Program

Leader, Cattle Roberts.
Subject, Devotional Meeting
Prayer, w. b. Fullington.
Special music arranged by j.
W. Rraz"al. Y
Scripture reading, 2C,r. 81.
10 Si's ql.
Introduction by leader
We may be well pleasing Nthe
Lord by living a life III faith.
Stella Seal
We may be well pleasing to
Him by Il life Of joyful obedience
tO Gods will. J.W. Brazeal.
We shall be we'll pleasing untn
the l. I'd by engaging faithfully
in ministries OF helpful service
/, =, W.B. EullingtOn. Division 3,
EIva Turner.
We shall realize our ambition
to I've well pleasing unto the Lard
by observing the means Afforded
us to grow N Heavenly character.
Alma Draper.
Poem, At the End OF the Way
Helen Frost.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

BY B. e Coats, Superintendent
Two months IT school have
gone and the attendance Is good.
The first quarterly examina-
tion will be given this week
All the teachers went tt,Spring-
field u attend the meeting 0f thu
Teachers Association, and all re-
port a pleasant time. Ahoat ar
teen hundred teachers were
present.
One new student in the first
Intermediate department this
week.
One case of corporal punish
ment in the grammar depart
ment this week.
The tenth grade il now study
ing Gareth and Lynette In Ten,
nyson's "Idylls OF the King "
The early Spartan and Atheni
an cities are now being studied
by the sophmores in Ancient
History.
The class in Pedagogy is CIV
ing a good deal Of attention to
inductiye amp dednctiye reason.
ing.
The grammar department en-
tertained the school Monday
morning in chapel exercises. The
second intermediate will enter
tain next Monday morning.
The Par mt Teacher Assncia
tion met last Wednesday even
ing and had quite an interesting
meeting. Don I miss them; they
concern us aila
Are you coming tn the pie sup
per Friday night? II you want
to have q real good time, come.
There will be an old fashioned
spelling match out OF the old
IA a
blue. back speller. II you think
you can spell here is yoar
chance to distinguish ynareelf
forever. Don't forget Friday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
At last we are assured Of an
indoor basketball court. Those
of you who enjoy good bsshatball
games will have many oppDttuni.
,Iss .shis winter pf eatendine
them. Osr bays sass R
Hard ana some gnjd snnssate
in view. Watch the schGM notes.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Newton
entertained the high school stu
dents at her home with . Hal.
lowe EN- Earty. Ghosts could be
seen without going to o cemetery.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
Cocoanut Grove ]

Wm. Brand has gone to fot
Springs, Ark. for his health.
Luther Sharp is home from
Kansas fora few weess.
Severalfrom this neighborhood
attended the sale of Guy Wood
lands Monday.
Mrs. A L. Young spent last
week with her son, T. ]. Young,
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Cockrill and Miss Mildred
Stipp left for Tulsa, Okla. for Q
visit with Mrs Della Spragues,
who is quite sick.
T. M. Cockrill and W. A. Viii
liams are working the road neal
T. ]. Young's. VIM. Brand is
having the hill graded down.
VIM. McGown has moved t
Mr--Seal's farm.
Wesley Smutis home for q few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Frye arr
the proud parents Of = big bah!
girl,
j. H. Young 6f olathe was yisl
ting friends and relatives in thi
neighborhood last week.
/ MOHEA
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

i8- y =
Tie ministers of Missouri are
earnestly requested to preach q
sermon next Sunday
on account of the fact that the
prohibition amendment is 70 be
voted upon next Tuesday. Sun, n.
day school superintendents are
also asked to observe next Sun.
day as temperance Sunday, The
Wright County Wet. U.is work,
inv hard for the amendment and
we hope this county will up . big
maiprity against hoaze, Let's
vote 'sr dry 10 the state.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
Republican Speaking.

On account Of the fact that
Hon. w. G. Hawkins, who was
announced TO speak here at 7:3O
p. m. Saturday, has been called
home, Hon. A, M. Haswell of
Springfield will fill the remain
der Of his dates in Wright coun-
ty. A change has also been
made in the times Of the hours
Of this and the Cedar Gap meet.
ing, and Mr.. Haswell will speak
here at l:30 and at Cedar Gap at
73O. A number from here are
planning to attend the Cedar GAP
meeting.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

Arrangements have been made
for an all.night election return
Aeryice here election night. The
Western Union Telegraph G..
will have an operator ON duty
here that nieht, and the returns
will be read at The opera house.
Come and hear the news. La
dies are esl" cially invited. We
understand that Hartyille and
Ava have also made arrange.
menis to get the return.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

There will be a pie supper At
Flat Rock school house Friday
night. Nov. 3, the proceeds to be
used for an out door gymnasium
at the school. A program will
be given before the pies are sold
A cake will be awarded to, the
handsomest girl, and snap aud q
towel to the ugliest man. kvefy
body cordially invited. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

C. H. Nevels of near Macomb
was here today. He had the
misfortune to lose his residence
und oil the contents by fire yes'
terday. The house was q new
one, erected at cost Of 81 GOO, to
replace his other house, also de.
stroyed by tire.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

This back to land talk will con
tinue TO be mostly talk until it's
possible to 60 back to,it ever q
good road and find good school
at the end of it. The big Ozark
Trails convention at Oklahoma
City Nov. 2l-22 is the sort Of in.
fiuence that helps get both.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

| a number of socials marked
Hsllowe en night. and al attend
ling report an enjoyable time,
The Christian Sunday school
entertained their members and
friends at the chufch; games
were played, and punch and cake
were served.
The Mansfield high school pu-
pills enjoyed the evening at the
home OF the principal. MRS. n F..
Newton, where appropriated dec
orations and costumes, together
with pleasing games md refresh
ments OF gingerbread and grape
juice, combined 10 make the oc
casion highly ENJOYABLE one.
The pupils Of tile seventh and
eighth grades OF the public
schm,I spent the evening at -the
&c. L Beach home,. where the
time was passed in enjoyment of
games and refreshments. The
decorations were right "ap to
the minute' and giostly c1s.
tunes were seen.
The O. +. F. Club girlswere
hostesses at progressive Hal.
lowe 'en party. The club Girls
and their invited guests met at
the home of Miss Jewel H.Dver,
where pumpkin pie was served.
The next place visited was the
home of Miss Ruth Haserty,
where popcorn and candy CON
stitnted the bill OF fare. Misses
Inabelle Wallace aud R,xfs Brat
cher served sand witches and co
Goa at the home Of the former,
the next place visited. At the
Newton home, Misses Eula and
Pearl and Jessie Brasher served
ice cream and cake. Miss Mabel
Homer served coffee and dough.
nuts when the party reached her
home. The last place visited waa
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02

Sheriff w. L. Greer sold car
load Of ties ut Norwood and 2 car
load at Mountain Grove seized by
q writ of attachment in the case
OF T. C. Stewart vs.. VIM, and
Elizabeth Bnrns. : Hartyille Dem.
Ocrat. y.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
Il A. L. Pope was here from Nor.
wood this " eek.

4
We are buying Cross Ties.
r N. Dyer Furniture Co.-Adv.
/ II. E. Newton and wife visited
N. W. Divers at joplin during
tha week..
Eat dfnnar NV. Z with the NJ /.
r. Aid Society they will Il ed
you we'll ADV.
! There's one thing sure the
next prosecuting attorney will
be named .jacks0n.
G. w. Miller had two cars Of
hogs and OnH Of cattle on the 81.
I.onis market lhis week.
j. H. Bridger and Miss Jane
Brentlinger we're here from
Springfield during the week.
Charles White, who ia employ
ed at the T. +. Garner barn. will
move his family here from Ca
bsnl. 1S,,-s
| Charles Patrick Brenllinger
arrived Tuesday at the home of
Otto Brentlinger and wife At
Fnrdland.
J. NJ. Livingston, wl,o:fs work
inv on tie new school hniIdihg at
Ava. spent Sunday with home
folks here.
Dr.. J. W. Floyd. Veterinary
Surgeon, Phone IS, Mansfield.
Mo. Calls answered day "r
night ADV.
| N. ]. Craig'<. Horace Paul and
wife, Mrs. M, f, Vest and Miss
Maude Reynolds motored ITO Ca.
bool Sunday.
Go to J. D. REYNOLDS and buy
your Ladies' Cl0aks, Winter Tn,
derwear. Ladies' Hoods and
Scarfs. ADV
Mrs. l.. D. Henderson Of
Springfield was here during the
week visiting relatives and tran
sactin9 business.
Bring in that load Of wood and
get your harness repaired and
oiled snd your shoes repaired AZ
WinhpFnss. Sadv. Y :
Pypf. v. III, Lsach Of Spring.
| dead sl,asAts shsep6gsn heseeyeAker'
day earoute TO koshkoaong 10
make an address,, >.
DR. F. H. Riley, the Dentist,
will be st4his HartvilIe Office Nov.
'f6 to fl,' prepared TO do all xmas
of dental work. Adv.
n. ]. Mitchell Of Mountain
Grove ia here to make his. home
with the +. N. Dyer family. he
ia Mrs. Dyer's fath' r.
County Treasurer VIM F. Rip
pee, Democratic nominee for As.
sessor, was Mansfield, Macomb
and Norwood visitor Monday.
l have the official tax list for
Pleasant Valley township, cal
and pay your taxes, when conven
lent adv Ward r. Hitchcock
C.L. Beach nut on a picture
show at Hartville last night; he
expects TO give q show each al
Mansfield, Norwood and Hart
vile.
Hon. !, J. Russell, congres.
:, man from the l4th district wa'
here last week on his way u ant
from Ava where he delivered al
address.
When in Msnaaetd eat at Hi
saieck's Bakery. Ind door cas-
!! of Bank Of Mansfield. -Shor
Orders, Hot and Cold lunches .
All Hoprs.- Adv. n, ..,gr-l,y
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
MANY MIRRQ QRETTES
Short Items and News Notes
OF General Interest 10
Our Readers
Vote 7, e day. !
V0ts dry Taesday.

iTfsit 10y - '',sy RI :
V0tst.iry Tassday.
y Next Tuesday II election day.
DinnersndR aar My 7 ADV.
Pleased 10 see YOU, Novembrr.
R. Z. Handy i..hsrs from Ava.
HI Hixhtls h4ferfrom Orono
60. . t..
3. Ftsararr was is g G4bopl b last y
week.
Jesse Ross-has returned to Al
sbion, Mich.
II W. W Tarhutton was in Spring.
field Friday.
Probate cont meets at Hart
vile Nov. -13.
Fred Stewart nf Ava was here
during the week.
j. C Carter il having his res.
idpncs rel,hinted.
G. V. Hilsaheck was in Mnnn
t,in Grove Monday.
Rememt,er the Bazaar Nov q,
and be th ra. = Adv,
r.. j. Thompson If Norwood
Was here Saturday.
County curt Was in session at
HartvilIe last week
Roy Handy, Of Springfield is
visiting ho,he folks here.
Vote Yes" on Constitutional
A .aendment No. 8 Tuesday.
Mrs. f. A. Sisk and son Roger
w-re in Springfield Tuesday.
Every qualified veter shonld go
to the polls Tuesday and vote.
r.. F. Lenhart and wife have
been in Tennessee ON business.
stiles = We buy them.
r.. N. Dyer Furniture, Co ADV.
Mesdames ]. A. Fuson and E.
A. sisk spent Friday in Spring.
Held. T. --ss -
H. EsCoday was q Springfield
and LsksRen visitor dqrine the
Weeks ~ % .-Se Sss.
Expert workmsa on sadd ddle~ =
Winburn, the Harp4ss and Shoe
Man.--adv.
Miss Eunice Hight Of Oronngo
has been visiting relatives aud
friends here.
Patronize a Home Industry BY
Using Our Products. .Hil~abeck's
Bakery.-Adv.
The Southwest Missouri Med.
cal Society meetssat Springfield
Nov. 8 and 10.
We Sell Furniture. We Buy
Cross Ties. r. NJ Dyer Furni
ture Co.-Adv.
MRS. Paul and baby OF Doni
phan we're recent visitors at the
Horace Paul home.
The NJ. E Ladies' Aid Society
met with Mrs. r. M. Rogers
Friday afternoon.
Highest market price paid foI
Cross Ties. See us. F N. Dye
Furniture Co. ADV.
A. G. Legere and sister.in.law
Mrs. Mary Legere, went t.
Springfield last week.
FOR SALE Set second hant
harness. - Winburn's Harness
and Shine Shop. adv. {, ,.T
The Oklahomasci City meeting 0
!, the Clark Trails association vii
be>l,eld Nov. 81 and %.
I'D. Reynolds has ipstireceive'
Z large bill Of Shoes and Rubber
at bottom prices. = Adv.
OIL L. O. Nieder transacte
buatnsss during the week in Ca'
ter and Shannon co.sntiea.
Doughnuts, Cream Puns an
Almond Macaroons saturda,
Hilsabeck's Bakery. - Adv
DR.. B. E. LAtimer and Pros'
cutting attorney Q. H. jackson (
!. Hartvilfe were. here Sunday.
Mrs. Collins and baby OF Mt
Grove have been visiting At tt
home OF her sister, Mrs. F. J
Dyer.
Norwood visitors Monday Y
cluded G. L. Beach, George He
derson. W. n. NorcrO.s and '
A. Black,
H e. Frink and wife and j. !
Deckard and wife motored ov'
frnm Hartyille SUNDAY and ape
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-02
J N. Perry il, building a new
tenant tnuse Oh his farm.


tenant house on his farm.
Hon. A. M. Haswell Of Spring
field was here this week.
II. +. aud Ch,rirs Newton
spent saturday in Springfield.
Rev. CIV. Holmes Of Seymour
was here to-day enronte to Ava. :.
NO HUNTING or trespassing
on my farm. Mary } Rippee ad.
W. S. Eirod Of Norwood was .
Mansfield aad Hariville visitor
today.
H. D. AdelI and wife Of Kansas
City are visiting his parents, w.
T. Adel and wife
A. II. Allen OF near Norwood
was here today having bills
printed for sale Nov. Is.
Several from here are attend
ing the Bryant Farmers Club
stock sale at Bryant today.
joe Fl. Dennis attended q meet
ing Of IN. Republican county
committee at Har,vileyesterdny.
Go Ia J.D. REYNOLDS and
buy the Juhn Deere implements
of all kinds. Also wagons and
buggies. Adv
Cecil Brazenl has gone to Ford.
land m accept the management
of the D. j. l.anders Lumber CO.
yard at that place.
No hunting allowed on our
farms John Rr+ntlinRer.
Paul Williams
adv. E. +. Welt.
House and lot, SPnlh Texas
house rentpd--gOnd town two
railroads --,O tratlt. forsOmething
in Mansfield. F. N. Dyer, at
Furniture Store. ADV.
l.. o. Barnett "a Frisco express
messenger, of Myrtle, Miss, vis
tied c K. CatI'cart's during the
week. Messrs. B,rnett and
Cathcart visited the famous ONYX
cave near Macomb Sunday.
Yesterday the lines owned,
controlled and operated by the
Frisco we're taken over by the
new organization. the ST Louis.
San francisco Railway Co, of
which w. g. Nixon is president.
Austin Butts of Buffalo, Dem.
Ocratic nominee for circuit Judge,
spoke in the air. dome here Sat
urday afternoon, and at Norwood
Monday. Am"ng other things
he discussed the Gardner land
bank bill.
Judges, mayors, county com.
nissioners, county judges, good
roads associations, commercial
clubs, automobile clubs, and civ.
ic organiza tions of all kinds may
appoint delegates to the On x,rk
Trails convention which meets at
Oklahoma City. Nov. 2l. Our
town should be wellrepresented
The Roberts & Elder Kanning
Ko. shipped a car of canned ap.
pies tn Carthage last week. They
expect to ship half a Car of can.
ned apples and half a Car of can
ned tomatoes to Oklahoma mex,
week, making their shipments
for the season 81 cars of canned
apples and half a car of canned
tomatoes. ~
| Halloween has come and gona
and that without the damage tt
property thai has been the Gus
tom in previous years. Mayor
F. H. Riley, Marshal e. E. Shor'
and Nightwatchman Roe Strong
and their force Of ofdeputies de
4 serve credit for the way in which
they handled the situation ant
prevented destruction of proper
~.
The Wright County Medica
Suciety Is in session today a
Mountain Grove. DR.. r A. Rya,
Of Norwood, president, will max
: IN addresss, DR.. G. w. Bordett
\ of Ava will read paper on "Ex
sema," and DR.. b. e. Latimer q
Hartvilla will read Q paper o
. "Erysipelas Officers for til
ensuing year willabe elected g
? this-meeting.
!, Two days attendance at til
J. Ozark Trails convention in Okl'
0 homa CITY Nov. u. will recharc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-30
WRINKLES
DISAPPEAR
SKIN SMOOTH

That's what every woman says who
treats her wrinkled, faded, tired-look-
ing skin with the marvellous Usit. This
pure nut-oil skin food, brought here
from old Egypt, where for centuries it
has been used by that country's famous
beauties, is positively guaranteed to
Danish wrinkles quickly, whether
caused by advancing years, worry,
work or exposure. 1t will restore the
color and youthful smoothness to any
complexion.
Don't neglect your looks, don't let
your skin become sallow and old
looking. Go to your druggist to-day
and. for SO cents get a bottle of Usit.
Apply nights before retiring and YOU
will be surprised at the result. No
other treatment is necessary. Usit Is
always put up in opal bottles. Take
nothing else. 1t is not a face cream
and contains nothing that will cause
hair growth.
The most painful cases of sunburn
are relieved instantly by Usit.
For sale by Gorgas, the Druggist.
and dealers everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-30
NEARLY 5000 SIGN
One More Day to Secure Names For
Petition

One More Day to Secure Names For
With little more than day remain
ing to obtain signatures for the jitney
petition, striking carmen continued
their work in the city and this morn
ing 80 more registered voters signed
their names at the City Clerks office,
making the total number of signatures
2S11. Tomorrow will be the last
opportunity to sign the petition after
which City Clerk Miller will have ten
days to go over the list and see that
all the men who signed are qualified
voters.
Yesterday 157 registered voters call
ed at the City Clerks Office and
affixed their signatures to the jitney
petition making the total at the close
of the eighth day, 2765, a thousand
more than the required number OF
signers.
Two Mass Meetings
Last night at the two mass meetings
at Sixth and Maclay streets and Thir-
teenth and Market streets, speakers
were James H. Maurer, John J.
Thorpe, c. f. Quinn, ]. ]. Parthemore
Hugh l.. Mclaughlin, and /. E. Rob
inson. The speakers urged the work
ers of the city to stand by the strikers
and declared that the company
statements that the cars are not oper-
ated by strikebreakers, is untrue.
Hugh l.. Mclaughlin. head of the
carmen's union in a statement last
night urged that negotiations be start
ed to end the long drawn-o out fight, ex-
pressing his belief that the public will
always remain loyal to the strikers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-30

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound would cure it. 1t helped both
the Change of Life and the tumor and
when I got home did not need the doctor.
l took the Pinkham remedies until the
tumor was gone, the doctor said, and I
have not felt it since. 1 tell every one
how / was cured. If this letter will
help others you are welcome TO use it Z"
Mrs. E. H. BEAN, 525 Joseph Avenue,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, pure remedy containing the
extractive properties of good old fash.
ioned roots and herbs, meets the needs
of woman's system at this critical period
of her life. Try it.
If there isany symptom in your
case which puzzles you, write to
the Lydia e. Pinlkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-30
The Famous Anderson
Ginghams Shown as
Usual in Many Styles

D. and J. Anderson Ginghams - the best woven in the
world = shown in numerous bright coloed plaid and stripes
81 inches; yard 45c
Wm Anderson Ginghams in fancy plaids checks and
stripes 81 inches, yard 25c
Wm Anderson Madras white ground with plain and fancy
colored stripes, 32 inches, yard ............. 25c
Cotton Popn light finish yard a9c
Fancy Plain Gngham pads
Corded Madras self coored
Adephia
soc silk stripe Madras white stripes
25c Popn shirng white with
patterns 81 inches Special
Dives Pomeroy & Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-30
Mother and Son to Study
Side by Side in University

Pasadena, Ca, Aug. 80. - Side BY
side. Mrs. C. Pettler and her son,
Charles Pettler, seventeen, will pursue
their studies at the State University in
Berkeley. They have just left Pasa-
dena to take up the work.
Mrs. Pettler, who is in middle life,
is scholar. and her son has inherited
her love for study. Each is so en-
thusiastic over the accumulation OF
knowledge that neither can bear to
avail himself or herself of the oppor-
tunities without the other having the
same advantage. For this reason thew
determined on plan of temporarily
closing their home here and going to
school together.
Mrs. Pettler believes she can show
her son some short cuts to learning.
Willie she herself pursues more ad-
vanced subjects.
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HOW MRS. BEAN
met The CRISIS
Carried Safely Through Change
of Life by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Nashville, Tenn.-"When was going
through the Change of Life I had a tu-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-30
War to Boost Cost
of American Bibles

Boston, Mass, Aug. 30.-The Ameri-
can Bible Society announced that the
price of Bibles was likely to be ad-
vanced at once. The European war,
which has increased the cost of paper
and other raw material, was given as
the cause.
The stock of Bibles and books print
ed in foreign languages, previously
purchased from Germany, is being
rapidly exhausted.