Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-19
Hats at COst-Hats at Cost

merry. You VIII be pleased
Frost Millinery Parlors, Mans
field, Mo.-adv.
If you have farm land in the
Ozarks in Missouri or Arkansas
to trade for City Property write
to Il. Il, Coday, Commerce, Ok
lahoma. A quick deal guaran'
teed-adv.
j. M. and h. Il. Coday of Com
merce, Okla, were here during
the week to see their father.
}. M is now postmaster at Com
merce and r. Il. is in the real
estate, loan and insurance bust.
ness.
When You have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try SanOl, it does won,
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial soc bottle will
convince you, Get it at the drug
Store.-adv.
Mrs. R.W. Keeling is suffering
from a severe case of blood pOis
oning, caused from a barbed
wire scratch on the hand. She
was taken to a Springfield hospi.
tai this morning, accompanied by
her husband and James Coday.
Do you get up at night? SanOl
is surely the best for all kidney
or bladder troubles. SanOl gives
relief in a hours from all back.
ache and bladder trouble. SanOl
is a guaranteed remedy. soc and
81 90 a bottle at the drug store. ad
Saturday Specials! The en-
tire stock of Mems OXfordS
moved from the j. D. Reynolds
store will be closed out regard
less of cost. Ladies' and Gents
Shoes, Dry Goods, and Furnish.
ing Goods. Come in and get our
prices before You buy elsewhere.
Reynolds e Coday.-adv
There vas a 5 o'clock break.
fast at the j. D. Reynolds home
Sunday in honor of Mrs. O.. S.
birthday anniversary.
The decorations were carnations
md roses. The guests we're e
L. Williams and wife of Spring
field. w II. Brakes of Macomb, IL.
J. Freeman's and O S. Coday's.
spent the day on the river,
being j,ined by DR.. r. II Riley
md wife.
The Bon Marchc will sell any
nat in the shop at cost, Take
advantage of this opportunity to
1uy good hat at sale price
while it is still early in the sea
ION. Hats of straw, hemp,
seorgette and braid priced from
. cents up. The hat you may
been wishing for all season
S priced so that you may now
purchase it at a great saving and
'tlll have three months to wear
t. Some small boys hats and
caps among these-adv
The Seymour Citizen says: j. T.
Nootten, formerly proprietor of the
Hotel Jennings lin Seymour, has
moved with his family to Bolivar,
where they will have charge of IA
Iotel.
Correspondents and others are
to get all copy for the Mirror
n as early as posGible-Monday if
t all possible. When so much ma
erial in late we must be late
II omit considerable news-Or both. |
The Mirror is asked to state that
eading matter is still desired by our
'Oys in the service. Place a 1-cent
lamp on the magazine or newspaper
or the boys and it will be placed in
hands of our soldiers, sailors or
larines; no wrapping, no address.
Il am going to church Sunday"
hould be Mansfield's slogan now, as
ext Sunday is to be observed as a
Sunday. Ribbons bear
~ the above description have been
rintcd at the Mirror Office. There
ill be preaching at the Baptist and
!. p. churches.
Drue Turner has sold his farm,
orth of Mansficld-12O acres
as the Rowland farm, to Re
order II. c. Shelton of H%artville.
rue has bought Alex MoOre's so
ere farm adjoining Mansfield, of
hich he gets possession Oct. l. In
meantime he will live in Mans
ED.
One of the most enjoyed social ev-
ats of the season was the reception
wen Friday afternoon by Mrs. G.
r. Freeman in honor of her guest,
RS. Hugh $. McCOrd, of Marshfield.
he rooms were beautifully d~ccorat-