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Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Route Number 2

Ruby and | Dragged about tn
nice spring days too soon, i
seems.
| Mrs. v. H. Hale and sons
Floyd and Lester, Mrs. Robt
Morris and little daughter visit
ed at Tom Bogart's Saturday
night, and at Jim Brazeal's Sun.
day of last week.
Miss Ethel Deathridge is stay
ing at Samp Letsinger'> now.
Miss Eva Cripp-n of Mansfield
was guest of Miss Fern Bra
zeal from Friday until Monday
last week.
Rev. j. +. Altman of Anrora
came TO Mansfield Saturday
morning but on account of The
bad weather failed to fill his ap-
poiEtment Sunday. He spent
Saturday night with J.W. Brent
linger and family and on Sunday
dined at Rev. Joseph Davis.
Uncle Tom Bell called on Bro.
Davis Tuesday evening The lat
ter is reported no better.
Mrs. Cine is i'll with rheuma-
tism.
Rev. Joseph Davis younges.
brother. U. s., has been visiting
them for few days this week.
Mesdames Neva Baker and
Sarah Brent,inger dined at Silas
Rippee's in Mansfield Saturday.
SUKEY.
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School Notes

By B E. Coats. Superintendent
Ralph Brazsal entered the
sophomore class Monday. The
enrolment in the class is now 223
I Literary society viii meet this
week. Friday afternoon; visitors
are welcome.
| The girls basketball team broke
even last week. They won at
Seymour and lost at Mountain
Grove on Saturday. Both were
good games.
THE school children will begin
practicing on 'The Joke on tile
Toymaker.' this week; the sixth
number OF the lyceum course.
The 18th grade English class
is studying, THE Sir Roger De-
Coverley Papers" a series Of es-
says written by Addison and
Steele. The class is also study
ing school managemeut in peda-
gogy.
Do you want to help build up
our library and thus aid the
school? If you do subscribe for
Today's magazine. Some of the
high school students will be a.
round to see you in the near fu.
ture. We are going to raise 500
in this way. We uffar you a good
magazine at less tllan the custom
AIRY price and you have the op.
portunity of helping thu school
at the same time.
Parents. have you visited
school yet? Let your children
know by your visiting school that
you are really interested in
school work.
There is IA tendency on the part
of soma boys and girls to drop
of school about this time of the
year. This should not be the
condition because no better and
more work can be accomplished
than between now and the close
of school.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot
Be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure catarrhal
deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by
an intiamed condition Of the mucous lin.
ing af the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube Is intamed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when 1t
is entirely closed Deafness is the result,
Unless the inflammation can be reduced
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever.
Many cases OF deafness are caused by
oatarrl,, which 10 an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts thru the blood on the mu.
cons surfaces Of the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Circulars free. All Druggists, 75c.
adv FL. CHENEY L CO. Toledo, O.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Severe Cold Quickly Cured

"On December first had a
very severe cod or attack of the
grip as it may he,snd was nearly
down sick in bed" writes o. j.
Metcalf, Weatherby, Mo. i
boaghtitwo s,ott1essof Chamber.
Iain's CObgh Remedy and it was
only few days until was com
pIetely restored to health. |
firmly believe thatChamberlain's s
Cough Remedy is one of the very
best medicines and will know
what to do when | have another
crld." Obtainable everywhere.
adv. ~, @
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Flat Rock Flashes

Miss Susie Wilson spent Sun
day night with Miss Grace Slare.
Mrs. John Wilson is on the sick
list.
Ray Wood and wife have re-
turned to their home in Joplin.
John Pierson,has gone to Iowa
to work.
Miss Grace Slate spent Satur.
day right with Miss Susie Viii
son.
Among those that visited Flat
Rock school Friday were Walter
Rippee. John Hendrick, Ernest
Wade, Misses Margie and Susie
Wilson.
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Baptist Aid Society

The Baptist l.ldies Aid Society
met with Mrs. Anna Gamble,
Feb. Z. Meeting opened by Mrs.
LIB. La,imers reading 9th Psalm
Devotional service closed by sen.
tence prayers Each and all en-,
joyed the splendid refreshments
served them during the social
hour. Members present %, Wis
itors 4 Adjourned to meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. AIcorn. -
Mrs. WE. White, SECRETARY pro
TEN, y
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Pea Ridge Items

Mike Bransteiter and son Ma
rion bailed hay for Morgan bod
son and Mr.. McClelland .Wednes
day.
We are having some winter
weather now instead of spring
Mrs Jim Shaddy and children
Mrs LII. Land, Mrs. s. Il. He'd
rick, Misses Elsie Kelley and FL
Sia Hedrick we're in Midway
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Anna Ho' liman spent
Tuesday night with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Geo. Blankenship, and
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Mitchell.
There was quite a crowd at
John Hickman's sale Tuesday.
Marion Branstetter was in the
city of London Tuesday.
The singing at the Hargus
Chapel Saturday night was very
well attended.
Preaching at the Methodist
church at Pea Ridge every 4th
Sunday morning at 100 also
at Odin every 4th Sunday after.
noon at 3:OO-Ree. &. Il Bundy,
pastor. Sunday school every
Sunday; +. A. Dodson, superin-
tendent; Miss Verbie Fuge, sec
retary. STEAMBOAT BILL.
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Stop That Cough

A hacking cough weakens the
whole system, drains your ener-
gy and gets worse il neglected;
your throat is raw, your chest
aches and you feel sore all over.
Relieve that cold at once with Dr..
Kings New Discovery. The
soothing pine balsams heal the
irritated membranes. and the an
,tiseptic and laXttive qualities
kill the germs and break up your
cold. Don't let cold lingcr. Get
DR.. Kings New Discovery today
at your Druggist, soc.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
The Best Recommendation

The strongest recommendation
any article may receive is a fay
orable word from the user. 1t is
the recommendations of those
who have used it that makes
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy so
popular. Mrs. Amanda Gierhart
Waynestieli. Ohio, writes, Cham.
berIain's CoughRemedy ' has been
used in my family off and on for
twenty years and it has never
failed to cure q cough or cold. .
sssn.lstaipabla eyesywheee ,=z-.aaYsss.a,s
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Notice to Banks

On Wednesday night, Feb. %,
we will receive sealed bids from
hanks on rate Of interest for
,lai Y balance on our funds for
the next two years Board OF
4 lucatiOn, Mansfield School Dis.
trict. Geo. Is. Freeman, Clerk,
Mansfield, Mo.
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Is Your Name Here?

The following have our thanks for
cash on subscription since our last re-
port:
Mrs.F.E Weed, Mansfield.
T.'J. Slate, Mansfield
w. y. NOrcrOSs, Mansfield.
Ryan Banking Co. Norwood.
Il. A. Pollock. Norwood.
r. NJ. White, MADEIRA, Calf.
Mrs. J. II Summons, Tulsa,
Okla.
SIS. Barnes, Marston.
Miss Opal Strong, Nirkerson,
Kansas
w. II. Shrimpton, Mansfield.
Kansas City Star, Kansas City.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Win One and Lose One

4 splendid game of basketball
was played by the Mansfield ant
Seymour girls at Seymour
THU rsday night, resulting in q
score of IL to 10 in favor of Mans
field. Two minutes before the
close of the game the score stood
10 OF 8 in favor Of Seym0nr, but
our girls did such goo0 and. fast
playing the last two minutes that
an apparent defeat was turned
into decisive. victory. Mans
fields lineup follows: Misses
Lois Beach and Ethel Seal, for,
wards: Misses Nora Ross and o..
lie Latimer, center; Misses Vida
Stephens and Grace Craig,
guards. Prof. BE Coats of Mans
field refereed, and Laahmon Nc.
Ginnis Of Seymour. umpired.
The Mountain Grove girls de.
frated Mansfield in a basketball
game at Mountain Grove Satur.
day night by a score Of - to Is.
Manstield's lineup was: Misses
Ethel Seal and Lois Beach, for
wards; Misses Ollie Latimer aud
Nora Ross. centerS; Misses Eiva
cripprn and Grace Crais.guards
Prof. b. E. Coats of Mansfield
refereed, and Mr.. Vincent of
Mountain Grove umpired. Some
from here witnessed the game
Our girls have played five
games this season. defeating
three times, and losing
m Mountain Grove twice.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Teachers Examination

Friday and Saturday, March
2--3, to be held at Hartviile.
Teachers regular examination
will be held at Hartvilie, March
%. The examination will I've
/ gin at a. m. and lao p. m. on
both days and close at 1890 and
SEQ o'ctock respectively.
If you intend to take the ex.
|amination this year, you should
begin in March;this will give you
three examinations to- finish in.
Further, if your schoOl is TO be,
gin in August, you should plan
to finish the examination in June
as it will be impossible to get the
certificates out for those who
wait until August to finish, until
the third or fourth week in Au-
gust.
BE on time to hear the instruc
tions. Order of subjects as here.
tofore. Respectfully,
JOHN NJ. CARTER.
County Superint ndent.
Note: If you are planning on
taking the examination outside
of the county, send in your fee
and get your receipt and number
before the day # thu examina
tinn.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Marriage Licenses
From Hartville Democrat:

Alva Sanders and Lura aKendel
both of Mountain Grove.
Rerga r. Austin and Lena Ev
cline Benton both of Names.
W.R. Summers and Opal Ward
both Of Hartville.
John A. See and Rosa A. Too
both of Mansfield.
Otis Zirschky and Lizzie Shaw
both Of Graft.
John Dennis and Mary Bartley
both of Norwood.
John Clark and Allie f. Gates
both of HArtviie e.
Ira Stewart and Anna Ball
both Of Norwood.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08

A child that has intestinal
worms is handicapped in its
growth. "A few doses of WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE destroys
and expels worms: the child i'm
mediately improves and thrives
wonderfully. Price 25f per bot
tie. Sold by Fuson Drug Co. --ad
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
Money to Loan

N. j. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, I'M.
PROVED, FARMS IN ETH.
ER WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES. { ". J. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
AT the Baptist Church

Rev Nicely of Seymour prea-
che~ at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08

When you have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try San0l, it does won
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial 35c bottle will
convince you, Get it ut the drug
store. .--adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
Of General Interest to u,
Our Readers

L. X. Fritz of I'us,m was llcr
Friday.
w. A, Black was in Norwoo,
Saturday.
Jesse Mitchell of Ava was hA,
this week.
Col. l.. O. Nirdcr was IN Az
last week.
February Sunset on Miro
news stand.
Frank King has returned frnlr
Webb City.
Probnte conrt meets at Hart
vile Feb. II
D. d. Nnrrross Of Macomb was
here Tuesday. o.,
Wm. Williams of HartviIln was
here yesterday.
February Recreation on Mir
rOr news stand.
Mrs. ia. Spurlock of Ava wa.
here this week.
Mr.. Fellows of Springfield was
here this week.
j G, Greenwood of Adrian was
here this week. -
Miss Ethel Roslins of Ava was
here last week.
Miss Opal Strong has gone tc
Nickerson, kas.
Pat Prior was here from Nor
wood Saturday
Fred Dyer of Ava was here
during the week.
w. G. Reynolds received Cal
of Fords Tuesday.
Hobert Latimer has gone &c
Galveston, Trx's.
Pure Country SORGHUM al
Steve Yaies-adv.
February Woman's World on
Mirror news stand.
II. l.. Handy was home from
Ava during the week.
February Popular Mechanics
on Mirror news stand.
February Today's Housewife
on Mirror news stand.
Miss Augusta Anderson has
returned from NeoSho.
X. B. Paul and wife were st.
Louis visitors last week.
Robert Viles of Salt Lake is
visiting M. A. Freeman's.
M. w. Oliver and wife of Joplin
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs.FA. Bower of Pratt, ,KaS.,
was here during the week.
Rev. j. A. Russell of Hartville
was here during the week.
DR.. r.. III. Riley is doing dental
work at IiartviIlc this week.
$50 bales of choice Baled Hay
TO sell. Drue Turner adv.
Lots in Codav's addition are a
full half,acre, being 1O4X2OS it. al
Mrs. B. Il Coats and son have
been visiting relatives at Cabo,l.
Now is the time to bring in
that wood, etc, on subscription,
w. ~. Norcross, wife and son,
W.T., were in Norwood Monday.
Il, a. ~
"a If you want a lot in Coday's
addition, now's the time to buy ad
G., v. AshwOrtI is able to be a,
ronnd again after being laid up a
week.
Mrs. Ezra Dennis and children
have been visiting Seymour rela.
tiveS.
Geo b. Freeman and w. G..
Reynolds are in Mountain Grove
today.
Large Trial Bottle Of SanOlf0r
:'5c. .SnnOI is a family remedy.
SaAOl Is sold on an absolute guar.
antee. Remember if it says SanOl
it is all right 35c and 81 90 at
the drug store. adv.
The grounding saw his shad
ow Friday 6 more weeks of
winter.
Gas in the stomach or bowels
is d disagreeahle symptom of a
torpid liver.ro get rid of quick.
fy take uERBINE. 1t ia a mar
velous liver stimulant and bowel
purifier. Price 5oc. Sold hy fn
son Drug Co. -ade
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08
At the Christian Church

The meetings at the Christian
church have been continuing
with good interest.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08

Mrs J. NJ. Roberts of Pleasan-
ton, Iowa, was here during the
week.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08

Nv. II Brakes at MacOmb durin.
the week.
Dr.. r, A. Ryan of Norwood at
tended the medical meeting here
Thursday.
. Thoroughbred plymouth
Rock Cm'knreIS for sale inqnirt
at Mirror office.
II. Claxhn orders his address
changed from HirtvilIe to Sho
slone, Idaho.
JD.RaynnldS has just received
a large bilIofShonS and Rubbers
at bottom prices. ADV.
EImer GaSkiII'S address is or.
1 dered changed from Fremont tC
Omaha, Nrb.
A new s2a a.0o' saddle for sale;
well sell cheap Call and see
Raymond Pinrson. - adv.
Mrs. J. G Orpnder of Norwood
sp"nt Saturday and Sunday with
j. II. Stephens.
Household Furniture for sale
at private sale. - TIA. Martin, on
the Amos Roy farm. adv.
Frisco trains have been delayed
considerably lately on account of
weather conditions. H.
Prices on lots in Coday's addi.
ton are more reasonable than on
any other lots in Mansfield. adv
W. Fl. Shrimptons IF Kansas
City are now living on the Ozark
Farm, north of town.
WANTED Two hen peafowls.
Geo. d. Winburn, the Harness
and Shoe Man, Mansfield, Mo-
Adv.
George Henderson has re.
turned from n trip to the south
eastern part of the state.
Ira Brazeal has purchased four
lots in Coday's addition, and is
having a dwelling erected there.
on .--adv. ns
Mr.. Armstrong and wife and
Mrs. F'argPr Of Peoria. III, are
visiting at Ira We>tbrOok's.
Go to ]. D. Reynolds and buy
your Ladies' ClOakS, Winter Tn.
derwear, Indies Hoods and
Scarfs. ADV.
Prof. Marshall Carter succeeds
Prof Fl. M. Dummitt as superin
trndent of the Hartvlle schools.
Notice is hereby given that all
parties who are indebted to me
for all 1916 and longer accounts
will please settle same at once by
note or paying them off, and save
further cost of collection. j. D.
Reynolds. ADV.
r. Estes, formerly of the Nor
wood Press. has established the
Howell County Record at Willow
Springs.
You only need SanOl Eczema
Cure to get rid of those Black
Heads, Pimples, rough bumpy
skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema. 'Is pleasant
to use. A trial will convince you.
BIC at the drug store adv
Rev. CIV. Holmes of Seymour
was here Monday enroute home
from Avn, where he preached
Sunday.
Do you get up ut night? SanOl
is surely the best for all kidney
or bladder troubles. SanOl gives
relief in 24hours from all back.
ache and bladder troubles. San0l
is a guaranteed remedy. .35c and
81 90 BOTTLE at the drug store. ad
F.. N. Dyer went to Springfield
last week and returned home ac
companied BY his wife and new
daughter.
The No. 5 school closes Feb. Q.
A pie supper will be given, the
proceeds to go for school supplies
Pies will be sold in three lots,
maids pies between 12 and 80,
lot l; married ladies' pies, lot 2
and children's pies, lot 5.
Sarah Gaskill, Teacher. adv.
Friend & Perkins have shipped
a car of stock hogs to n Lisle at
Smithville and one to T. A. Span
Ter at Clinton.
A scald burn, or severe cut
heals slowly it neglected. The
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08

Several from here have been
attending court at Hartville this
week.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-02-08

II. r. TAnhart returned from
Texas this.norning.
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BIG FIGHT
FOR HOME
UNDER WAY
Battle For Times $4,000
Bungalow Will BE
Hummer
CONTEST RUNS
THRU OCTOBER
Every Entrant In Big
Drive Assured of
Rich Reward

Those who join Tho Times go
GOO club 10 win $4,000 home or
ono of the four fine motor cars. are
not restricted to auy particular sec.
ion from which io draw their sup.
port In their 6gh' 20 win any one
of the rich awards i'm the 81 600
list they may receive subscriptions
i'm any part of the city or country.
The generous offer made 60 the
men and women who intend tO util
izo a small part On their spare time
10 telling the merits Of The De
troit Times among their neighbOrs
and friends has mot with AN On
thusiastic reception ON the part Of
the reading public Those who win
NE Aladdin home or AN automobile
or any other valuable prize viii not
only have achieved success in saics-
manship. but viii have attained con.
derable fame
III ho gradually Increasing mum
beer Of inQurer- tor information
about the club Is to be taken as an
Indication. ID mirht be- said that the
campaign b scttln- under Way with
flying colors hlfho the prellmi-
nary announcement OF tho larg" list
of awards was made only Few
day ago, the club headquarters IN
The Times office have boon kept
busy opening mail answering fhc
telephone and talking with those
Who called n person for further de
tails Of the enterprise
Many of these communications
Q h.
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advantage In getting an early star
IN bringing In the subscriptions II
is not TOO early to begin an active
campaign The contest was Oh
cially OPENED ION Saturday. sept T..
and Do ends October 81. one Woman
~ no called at the Office said tha
no thought Il would BE- better 90
start few days later. after lNr
friends had an opportunity 10 o
come more familiar with tho prhl
0sition The manager OF the CLUB
explained that while IL may be much
easier 10 get votes or credits lii
tlc later on. II would be better to
enter early rather than 10 dcia
until some other more onterprisin.
member had secured the subscr.p
tions of her friends
Those who have already entered
have. tor the most part. already go
their receipt books and are prcpar
ing 90 start out In earnest II l-
thp member who begins immedialei}
20 lct his friends know that he g.
in The campaign. who will succeed
best as a vote getter There are
OF course. in every neighborhood.
and m every circle OF acquaintances,
persons who are only waiting for
-omeOnc 20 approach them with tho
suggestions that they ought TO join
the ever increasing preparedness
army by having The Detroit Times
delivered regularly TO their homes
or Offices.
Extending the family circle of
The Times readers is an Agreeable
a. we'll as profitable undertaking,
for anyone who has little energy
10 devote 20 the work That the
recOmpense for this effort include
awards reaching the proportions ui
$4,000 home, four AUTOMOBILE,
ranging in value from 1850 10
1925, and - other prizes, show
that The Times stands ready 30
prove its appreciation for what
ever IT'S readers do In furtherine
this cause
Moreover for every dollar turn
ed into the club for subscriptions. =
commission Of 10 per cent will be-
paid If the member does not win
another prize In this way. all who
take an active part are sure 10 boz
amply rewarded
II Is important 20 understand. too
that for the first subscription
brought in by each member during
the FIRST week 5000 extra vote
will be- given This IS in addition
to The regular credit and the usua,
900 given on the entry.
II is not necessary for the entry
blank TO come direct from the mem
Der Anybody knowing of someone
who has natural aptitude for en-
tcrprise. or who rs popular. may
send in tho name and address, and
the manager OF the club will do the
rcst a little energy and ambition
10 devote during a small portion o.
ones spare time are the only reqUt
sites for success
Anyone desiring 10 enter may u-,
The entry blank that is published in
another part Of this paper or may
write call a.. or telephone TO 5000
club Detroit Times, Main 1870.
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BRITISH SHIP
ABANDONS VISIT
TO BUENOS AIRES

BTENOS AIRES, Sept 4 The
greatest curiosity was aroused here
today over the sudden decision Of
the British cruiser. Glasgow. not
to visit Buonos Aires. After an
nouncing it would drop anchor here.
The warship approached the har
Dor hung around all day SATURDAY.
of the port and then departed cut
TO sea.
The fact that Argentine has patch
ed MP her differenc" with Germany
and IS no longer lowering on tho
brink OF q rupture. may have made
the Glasgow decide not 10 run any
OF violating Argentine neu-
trality.
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SHIP
is BMARINED;
CREW is SAVED

WASHINGTON. Sept {. Attack
cd IN stormy weather and snelled
al night the American schooner
Carl r Cressy was sUbmarined Aug
20, the state department was I'D.
viSed today The crew was saved.
The official messages telling of
the Crcssy'S fate, pictured a thrill
Ing battlc--One of the gamest in the
annals OF the submarine warfare
The superior speed and endurance
# the U-boat however vVn out in
he end
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Our Fighting, Men

Col George X shelton. chiof-of-
staff of the new Twentysixth digi-
sion comprising the New Encand
National guard. under command OF
Maj Gen Clarence Edwards. was
born in Connecticut. June H.. 1871.
lie was appointed 10 the West Point
academy from his native state. and
upon his graduation in 1863 was
commissioned "A second lieutenant Of
The Eleventh infantry In 1901 ne
was transferred 10 the Twenty NTH
infantry and commissioned q cap
tain In 1905 he became q major in
The bureau OF insular affairs His
last two promotions date from the
opening Of hostli,ios Col shelton
served with The Twenty ninth and
later he Tenth infantry in the ca.
nal zone.
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Riding experts and broncho bust
ers from all over the west arc to
compete FOR prizes in the third an
nual Frontier Days carnival. open
ing today at Fort Morgan Colo
The Nuskingum conference Of
the Methodist Protestant church is
20 celebrate its diamond jubilee to
day AZ MI Vernon. O.. whore IL was
organized 90 years ago
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kTE While STAR uNE1

Wharf foot OF griswod ct Eastsrn
time For The Flats Tashraeo Parkand
PORE Huron way ports sfesmers leave
Detroit daily. except Sunday, st5 a. m.
10 y lu sni p m. sundays a IN
and 80 = sunday only extra
steamer f1r The Flats Tashmoo Park
and Aigousc. ? . m For Toledo and
sugar Island steamer leaves daily 80
m and . m Suudaya for Toledo
so m and 40 o IN For sugar
Island. 30 a. M ~ a m 50 m
aud ,. m.
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For Hrf d. and po uts nsst daily
Do m trfr 81 For Cleveland Iitts-
O.. m #ni go D. m luf Aipera, Mack
mac Island. ~. Ignare and Way ports.
Nuudgt and saturdays. o. m.
Wcdut sdays and Fridnts 30 a IN,
central time. Steamers leave foot of
Third-ave CITY Ticket Office. ISL
Griswold-st Phone Cherry 6t36.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-12-12

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