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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-02

THE kind Of printing that pays
dividends Is the kind you should
have. Pale, muddy, poorly arranged
printed matter Is worse than none.
The quality Of your business 10 often
judged by the quality Of your sta
tionery-InferIor printing gives an
Impression Of eheapness that 10 hard
to overcome, while good printing
carries with II desirable suggestion
of quality.
We produce only Quality Printing.
Whether you wan an inexpensive
handful or q letterhead In coIors, II
you order II from Us you will be sure
Of getting good work. We have the
equipment and the "know how" that
enables Us to get out really good
printing = printing that impresses
people with the good taste Of It's
users. That ls the ony kind Of print
ing that pays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
TO PRESIDE IN AuDRAIN

Judge David II. Harris, Of Fulton
will come TO this city February IL, t.
preside over the Audrain County Cir
cult Court for Judge z. S. CAN'T, whc
has been disqualified in a number Of
cases that viii be tried at that time
It is expected that the work that hai
been assigned Judge Harris will keey
him busy about four or five days
Judge CAN'T was disqualified for sew.
eral reasons, including his retention
in some Of the suits before his eleva.
ton to the bench.
Judge Cant will reciprocate in q
measure by going to Fulton on Janu.
ary 20 to try the Moore suit to per
feet title and for partition, which hai
been postponed several times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
NAYTIvsKrPG TENs

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1ay. -- 4 E0atsrF1zn il II 81. L1'gia
- s.. Anthszy's HsaYsal with Ia
wife, zE1 has b@en gsitA SIX. 49, Joe
ElsErs0Yge, Jr., has gszs % Grssley,
Kaazza. fsg a seE wesks visit with Els
pzreEta, Nr. ard grE. ice EIsin-
sorYs. Gss Ninnss Eeztiag visit.
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Ar1h.g Groos, u Tr0y, fpsat Sunday
hers with hia Drg.hsr. D'0sy Gree -
M. and Mr. z. W. Tayiar we're IN
Bozl.Ag Greer On bssinsss ths frs;
u t1Sss pesk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
HEDCEDALE LETTER

Dr.. Cognes1 bzsehersd ws3nesdzy.
-- Joaz CrDIka Is working FIR Clyde
sAosg. -- GsoFgs D0zns got aa er-
gihe fron PETE Erlel sn1 IL szEinz
vo1d - r. ?. wisehis and fara-
By sh4 Mrs Eg.6 Roa1s spent
We&Essaay evening with Mr. and
Nm. Csofge Eszsnp. -- DR.. Cor
zet la drilling for water % his place
They ttrEek water At fg8s h7ndred
fes+. Eoy Barley helped George
D0EnS 1zu Toe1 Friday and sstzr-
Gay -- AerwyH Plzbsr bgtchered On
Aora1zy. -- 4 snail crowd went skst-
ing from Niss ElHie Witehie'1 Thurs
day egsninz. - Clsyton gno9k was
in Vandalia Saturday. p. p.
Witehis, Nisa Elsis Witehie and Miss
Euth Rouse rs0tored " Nezico ri
day sftsus9n. - Misses Klya Kireh-
er, Elzle Wiehie. Mr.. and Mrs. Pay
and Hezrrz. Clayton and Raymond
5n0ok INK agpper with Nr. and Arz
Georgs Erdel On Saturday evening .-
Nrn. Ernest Lewslien, Of Vandalia,
is visiting a. George Downs. $500 Roy
Barley went % RBah Hill Monday %
take sn engine 70 Br. Pete Erdel. 49,
Clark Sims IL cutting wood on Wiles
CahteFberry's place. --- Geo. Shramp
sawed VOID for Ar. Heffner this
wssk. - supt. W. &. johnson fay
orsd us with a visit Mgnday morning
-- Mr.. and Mrs. Geofge Erdel, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Erdel. Mr. and Mrs.
=. , Witehie and Deloy Downs spent
Sunday with LouiS Kireher and family
90 Edmond Witcbie was too IN TO at
tend school Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
LITTLE DANGER
OF APPRAISING
It TO HIGHLY
So Hannibal Woman Says Of
Tanlae-' Best on the Mar
ket," She Declares

HANsIBAI-,Ma.. Jan = Tan
lae is the best r.eaicins eEsr pat On
tae nzfket," Tzs Tie esayrseinZ sTi-
6enes reesEEly Ezbnittsd by Mrs.,
Martha Prs5y. vel kzown Hannibzl
woman os 81 Riysrsfse street. Il
can't pzziss i TOO highly she add
ed
@s.onach tr0zDIe was ny chief
w9rTy,7 Mrz. Firstly continued
sEhezrztiam bothere4 ne .: tines
ard ny kidaeyB were out Of shape
Ny appetite was p1or and the little
Fed ! managed 70 eat didn't agree
With ne couldn't aIsep at night
Ny condition became 10 severe that
vas unable 70 Do my work
n friend told me sbogt Tanlac and
/ bogght q bottle Of the medicine
TIE rheumatism ia great deal bet
ter and ny stomach feels fine, now
I have a hearty appetite and can cal
anything ! care far a. the food d.
zests properly now. Ny kidneys are
in much better condition, also.
can Do my work without any trouble
now.
@Taniac is wonderful and / want
other people 10 know about it,"
Tanlac Is especially beneficial foi
stomach, liver and kidney trouble
catarrhal complaints, rheumatism
neryouzness, sleeplessness, loss oi
appetite and the like and has proyer
unsurpassed as a remedy for aftel
effects of Ia grippe, severe colds anc
coughs.
Tsnlac Is now being specially intro.
dgced and explained in Mexico al
Bnckner's Drug Store. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
THRIFT DAY WILL Be
FEB. THIRD THIS YEAR

TheTe lg q rzsson-Tiee nz0Eeugnt
70 mzks February third Thrift day
IN tkese United States. The more
men+ has arrived II Mexico and the
bank1, especially. are interested
In jsst such MEASURE az We lack
thrift % ne revert toward the IN
civilized state.
Who cszld imagine ire coalition Of
national, eorercial and industrial life
Il thrift we're Unknown, unhonored
and Hnsang.7 The schools, printing
presses, factories. mines, laboratories
all institutions for conserving
knoEisdge and substance are ex-
ponsnis Of thrift They gather up the
wisdom IN zrtz, the skill and indus
try Of the ages, enrich it, add TO it,
I conserve il, and hand It On 70 the com
ing yearE.
/ A respect for thrift adorns alike the
character Of king or peasant, and
enhances its value as an individual.
/ A principle 30 clearly vital TO the
weIl-being of all, It follows that in
dividual thrift is equally necessary
70 do the best work Of each.
/ Thrift Day should be on the cal
endar Of all people-it is duty to all.
The establishment Of universal thrift
would be the on greatest good TO all
| There is often an association in
mems minds between penuriousness
and thrift; between waste and lib
erslity.
1. This is a nisapprehension, and the
difficulty is overcome when the mat
ter Is thoughtfully and honestly con-
sidered.
Genuine thrift is the truest bene-
violence operating through many
channels and eliminating in good to
the greatest number. 1t includes lib
erality, but is never wasteful The
husbanding Of resources makes pos
sible industries that in turn literally
supply the needs and utilize the tai
ents Of many. Mistaken liberality,
which allows or condones waste under
the guise Of generosity, is Of no true
benefit In the fSnal reading the
scales swing to an accounting and
waste makes want"
A thrifty community is one where
plenty dwells permanently. Individ-
uals share pro rata benefit from be-
! ing in thrifty community, in addi-
ton TO the direct personal return Of
individual effort.
Thrift Day offers the opportunity
for concentrated, unified effort, which
cannot fail 70 bring permanent, last
ing results TO each and all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
DOUBLE WEDDING HERE

Tse Rev. c. A. Mitchell, Of this
city, al his hoEle Wednesday, married
two couples, al members Of promin-
snt Galway county families. One
Of the brides was . sister Of one Of the
grooms. The young people married
were Roy Moore, son Of Ed Moore, of
Guthrie, and Miss Pauline Wilkerson,
daughter Of W. H. Wilkerson, Of the
Eame place. The other couple were
Carey Reynolds, son Of Ham Reyn-
dds, Of Guthrie, and Miss Ruth Moore
daughter Of Ed Moore, of the same
place.
All are members Of prominent Cal
laway county families. Ed Moore
ig one Of the big mule dealers in the
Kingdom. The Ledger joins in ex-
tending congratulations and best
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
NIsTLEroE CAUSES LOSSES
Tsitsd States Forests Are Suffering
FrBm Parasite

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan "a -
Ike forest service states that nixtle-
s0e causes iEnezse leases il trees in
TIE forests Of this country - less IN
Czlff0rniz than in the southeastern
oue-fszrth Of the United States. The
unfortunate host plants are; ashes,
ensta1Eoods, elna. oaks, ossge or
ange, paper mulberry. pecan, poplar.
locust sasafrzs and the pines. Aside
from these, apple trees and many for
est and ornamental trees from for
eign lands are attacked. In Austria
the euealpyts are like victims Of mis-
tletoe with foliage similar in form TO
that Of the host plants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
OWRSs--OBRIES

Harry G.. Owens, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". c. Owens, and Mizs Sarah
0Brien, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed O'Brien, were married al 2.30
o'clock Wednesday Afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents, By the
Rev. Father Joseph Casey.
Z Immediately after the ceremony the
young people left for a trip to Kan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

szs CEsy. zftz- WIKI tksy VII rstz-z
10 Msuco u make tEslr tz-a-s
h1zs.
Mrs.. 0Eszz II szs ct MsxEa's Eaaz
popzlar and ehzrmEg y7urz w1zsz
and las a hsst of aiming friszl5s II
tbs eozz-z5.y-
Mr. Owens .s 11e az Msxen's E-az-
pap1tzr yuZzZ bzGz1sss zsr; as has
been co1zscse6 wIsh the Mgxieo Clssh-
Ez Company for TIE yzss fire Eoz-hs
ard formerly Travelled oGE Of Chieagu
fey TIE Ckiezzo Tsflarlzz Eazas, kz7-
zg MiaBgEri, Kansas and Ne5rzaka
a. "a Tertiary
The Ledger joiEs tte many frieads
of Mr. ard Mrs.. Ozens in wish
ing thez all possible happiness and
prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
A LIMIT ON GOOD NIGHTS
Barnard College Says Fifteen Minutes
is Long Enough.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a. - Any young
swain can say good night" to his
fair lady in fifteen minutes, the fac
ulty of Barnard College for girls be-
lieyes.
A sort of Dan Cupid time table has
been arranged by the faculty and Bar
nard girls now are living and loving
by schedule. Among the rules are:
Callers must go at 1890. Fifteen
minutes ertra for good nights in the
reception hall.
No lowered lights when a man comes
to call.
Automobile rides are prohibited.
Six inches of space must separate
dancers.
No girl can dine in a cabaret.
-------.----------
Mrs. S. D. Terrill is quite sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

The sale Of Earl Bell Tuesday was a
big SUCCESS and everything brought
good prices. Chickens sold for g12
a dozen; hogs for SI3 each, cows az
high as S94, corn for ~ cents a bu. .
and horses az high as $l6O. j. G.
Ford and Joe Gregory were the auc-
tiOneers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
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Ore al i5tk DAY ~ FshY1sry. 1917
DAVID P. DYER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
May Receive Appointment

1t is understood that Governoi
Gardner will likely appoint x. P
Whitley prominent attorney Of St
Louis, as Election Commissioner O.
that city. Mr.. Whitley is a forme.
Audrain county boy and married Mis-
Rosamond Guthrie, Of this city. Mr.
Wllfley's appointment should prov,
satisfactory 10 everyone concerned
as he is a representative Of the high
est type Of our citizenship and thor
oughly capable wherever you plae,
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
Kterr LINZ Gil,
LOVES HER DOLL, 80 we are Y,

LOVES HER DOLL, 80 we are going
70 give you an opportunity TO get
beauty. Here is the proposition:
To the little girl sending in the
largest Int of names of prospective
customers for Happy Home Washing
Machines and from whoSe list Of Gus
toners we actually sell the most ma
chimes, We will give, FREE, hand
rsome 81 % Doll Agk your mother TO
explain il 10 you.
Contest closes February Is.
s5-2t VT l.. X. FERRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
NOtice!!

On account Of declining health,
will offer the following for sale On
reasonable terms, or viii exchange
for a desirable piece Of town pro-
perty or small farm
4 Extra good jacks. Two Of them
have been tried out and proved 70
be excellent breeders. 2 pedigreed
stations. One is French Draft;
other is saddle horse. 2 jennets; have
proved to be good breeders. 2 good
jennet colts.
The above is offered for limited
time only.
John w. Berry
w4t R. F.. D. No. 2, Nolino, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
How's This ?

we oner One Hundred Dollars Rs.
Nard Tor any case OF Catarrh that can-
no, DC cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
mars Catarrh Cure has been taksr
~ eatarrh sufferers for Inc rae,
ILy-hve years, and has becoTnc
Sn9Hn Sn, as the most reliable remedy foT
saearIh. Ia r, Halls Catarrh Cure acts thrI,
ra,,, T niooa on the Mucous surfaces. OK.
healing the diseased portions. 'N anu
After you have taken u.lt. c....
cure for a short time Won ,s,,, aaarrn ~ =
steaL Improvement in vour gensrai
rSsalth. rs Start taking Halls Catarrh
SSurs AZ once and get rid Of catar,h
send for testimonials, free ~
* ~ :; CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. oh,o.
Sold by all Druggists, 5sc. O"'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
q SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
~, 1917,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
ROY j. MITCHELL, Deceased,
Of ABdrain County, Missouri, have
been granted the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of said county, bear
date Jan. 20, 1917
All persons having claims against
naid estate are required 10 exhibit
them 10 me for allowance within six
months after date Of Eaid Letters or
they may be precludsd from any ben
eft Of such estate and II such claims
be not exhibited within one year from
The time Of the publication Of this
notice, they win be forever barred.
g. A MITCHELL,
4s-1t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
For Sale or Trade

lO-acres Of fine land, well located
and well improved; will sell at bar
gain with small payment, or will trade
for Mexico property. DIT wit
Williams g. Sharp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

Mrs. z. VI. White is visiting in St.
Louis. She will be absent for ten
days.
2. D. Worrell is home from a busi-
ness trip to Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

Word has been received By zrssads Il
this city Of the reeent marriage of
Roy Hefner, Of EsEzta, Oslz-. ard
Miss Freida Vineyard, Of St. Logis.
Hefner was a former " " 4. stz-
dent. Miss vineyard was formerly
student ct Synodiesl College, Fzl-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hetner wen. 10
Oklahoma after their marriage. and
will make their home in that state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
Three.Aet Play at Rush Hell

Which One Won7" q 3-act play
will be given by the older boys and
girls Of Community Sunday School
at the Community Church, Rush Hill,
300 p. M, January 9th. Admis-
sion l5e and 25c. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
TRtgTgEs SALE.

wHEEEag, w. w. Fry ar1 Aet,Ss
2 Fry. bSs glfe, z u Wbsts ard
geEgs M. Ersssa, hs wife h. X Lag
= z1S ElizS 2. Lssekies hia 1ffes ~.
vi Hzrsxy zrsz MIR =. EzFrers ~
wife; JeAn w. Million and hssen L.
Min. h.a wffs; 1oaepa 4 Glz,.s1a.
as1 Mar A, GszESoE, hiG wife, zf1
Verry n, MsZer znS ETelezz Meyer
IN VIE. ky .Ee.y certain 1esS d tr2ztt
Sa.e9 ~ ZTga Gzy II yEne, 1910, at'd
ve~es.Ss8 n skse Eeesgssyss offlcs WITH
4. 80 fer azSrzan Ca2z.ty, Ai1sS1rl,
Il ges5z "a. fer recording trses 1ss5st
~ rzgs 4l6 tasxkk5Y SOrgsglrz "
q tvse4ts n. Wnitsey. Trra.ee, the TOR
leywsna dezcY YDea real ssszts sitl15szl
h ABSrasn eognt5, Msss0gri, to-Nit;
Lfytz ngmisers9 3, 9, 2 asss , u bifeE
rsnsor ] /; IAs9 Numbered ], 2, z sn1
= Rle.ek nsuber 3; I>gta 2, 4, 3 and
IA Ele,sk ngnbeY &: I1ts 2, 2, 9 ard
2 n yloek ngnak,eg 9 and Lfta MN
t,s.yed !, 3, g, z sh1 Z IL Block EaInter
g. al n Rawlings Ad1stson n the
City " Mexico ~ sb0sn On plat u
ea.5 addition On file ard II fsefYd IN
the effiee N the EeeOrGer of DEEDS
within and for szA Eudrsio County;
10 trust " secure the payments of
certain prOmissory bets with the
interest thereon in Eaid deed d trust
fully descrlbed and vet forth
hnd whereas aaid deed Of tr1St pro-
yldez that II default be made In The
payment ~ sasd interest Or any part
thereof, then both principal and IN
teYegt shall become due and payable;
And whereas default has been made
H. the payment of ths interest and
the principal due On said note and
aaid note and interest are now due
and remain unpaid.
Whereas, sad deed of trust pro-
yides that 10 ease of the inability or
refusal of the Trustee 70 act, the
then acting Sheriff Of hudrAin Coun-
IS, Missouri, shall become his sue
censor and may proceed 70 sell the
property and whereas the trustee,
Aylette II. Whitney, has refused in
writing 70 act;
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, J. G. Ford,
The now acting Sheriff of hudrain
County, Missouri, at the request Of
the legal holder Of said note, will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
~, 1917,
between the hours of 8 O'Clock q. m.
and . o'ciock .. m. Of that day, pro-
eeed 10 sell the above described real
estate. Ut public yendue, 70 the high
est bidder, 81 the East front door Of
the Court House, In Mexico, Missouri,
FOR CASH, 70 satisfy said debt and
the costs and expenses VI executing
this trust. J. G.. FORD,
4s-lt Sheriff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

Fred Roberts had four loads Of
hogs on the market last week. They
brought; one, Sli.10; two, 81 and one
g10.9J.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

"a Gibbons, of Berlin, N. H.. has
sa, Oesn mere and purchased six good
SADDLE horses from B. R. Middleton,
ranging in prices from SITS 20 5000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25

UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
gasaern D5gisien n tse Eastera 92d3-
e.ai District Il &saosYi. "a:
I. WALTER w. NALL. Clefk d ~
Dstrset Clurt II tie United States. N
sr4 soy he Kastern Diyision o. ~
FaEaesb Jgscial District Of his-
III. d hegsby ssrtify he yTi.5ng
beretq astered 70 b. = trgze e1tT n
- Order II PgbileStion n Case 70.
ZsS1. n the kstieF n W.llizna 2. At
ksnaen, II Bankruptcy, Bzrkrz;t, ~
fs1sy ~ ne same resnz5ns s1 fl4s y
sa86 natter IN KY 0fflee.
Is WITNESS WHEREOF, ] f.rs-
INTO rgbNeri5e ny nS11s sne zfiiz
~ zeal n ssiS C09yt, At otfies =
~ City II g. Lgssa, ie I'D DlEszlcs
fss eghteeaGs 4 dzy ef @znszrg, n ~
yeay n or Lard rfSe3sen k,sst.ss'.
~ zegnsees. ", w. NALL
1sesfj Cgerk II EzlS Court
I'm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-25
3 sANTT.LIQUoR BILLS SIGNED
Tennessee Forbids Storage Of Intoxi
eants; BoOtlegging a Felony

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. a. -
Governor Rye has signed three anti
liquor bills as follows: Prohibiting
clubs, lodges or associations from
keeping, storing or in any way dis
posing of liquor; making second con-
yiction for bootlegging a felony;
making IL unlawful for any firm or
corporation to keep in stock or store
liquor intended for present or future
sale as beverage.
Gov. Rye last week signed the
measure making II unlawful TO receive
orders for liquor. This law takes ef-