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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
MALE HELP WAITED
rArnrR wAsrrp4rouo. m.o.

IAhhtH WASrEps.I Iouns msn, no
HiudHri .n1 % Robinson
NNNftp ~ s,psiiau,si mattr... stict
- ~ ohf With s"ms hss'isnet. AppI
i'l tw' li
~ uAprrH rsutad ig' suatsn'..
snDi ~ ut"fa wyHt J ehIIs shaust
rhsu' Hr1 hHth tuL. Wfts M shat
lYl have siumsf'. Lpus wpln
utia
WAITED NiIH. s,.i ,rlrr.i rsn Tor
sfn". 90 cleaning ~.tg lrs s'Hts prtiiiun
l'fmatrHi ri "n', t.gulfrt AprB
De N"' 900 "HlI
N.hNrLn ~, srs t,.f .asos auf orssnl.
tsti"u. y" 'nb uss several esp nsnl'd
infusitlAl ln'p,.uts men THIS 10 monthly
Premium thfus'fsi is iusufahrs most
ubstal ruHitt,t 'u M. uH- .ter offered
f"fst'H's Hni suisiy bond required OR
u'H His mating ifuu i3H1 a. more than
ttuu Month ~ .Hu 49, n.bths less
ihsu ihis snt .ou meet me foqu temsnis,
N NHI ~ fHI t" sH1 iuf Organization
Msp,ssr W = W i-.u,sn,. ber, ~.
sI.unufs i.s
wAStfb Hrrp"p nAkEn CLAHsES
hnUAbwAi 'IirLE
WANTrp tuion rfst Csa fscs bflrk
lNNtfr tia luh
WAsTrp lopfr man lt.nasfaphst an
n psfs.n i's p Broadway
NANTEn Hrpru"p,sd lumssf man ~ho
book stInt. - f,lbu lInhsf yafi
~ - Dty AlpJ bsliuli,
bspo.
TwrLvE men sH'tous 10 .ntsf "a. tisoh
y'st flAsi sui whine % ~"fh unds'
the drs0ilhn - uatlsnaly known ~
yanv.tien ~ h'rovn'anis, Vim ,ls~ ~
ansilfyns - apd'tos e. T. A.. rnSt
! sauntsnis ahi tn strrialne ms ifs'r'
! ina is susfAniFoi ard you s'ud' In ~
.tnt. time. . rls'siu'tt bureau As'l'''
IN s~uftns 'ufsti- TIs'iiDps wfi'' -
inE rAna uunt-f 80 ~ lf' ~ HhYma
J 90, ~ ,sn Mari. t2'l :. aft"f m
wASrrp Hoy with -hs"i wsirut 'tts
AupgNAkFH ssutti AZ .n,s .'.,s -
.,y s,p.c"d Ada rI'rtd, Shoe e."
Aia UkIa
. wANTgb iNMEiiA1rN ript clss'
/ .hos rsrsir man. good -ss'' loe 'Hn.
I a. YOU went ~ ~ift sr ~r'" 800 Ahs'A'
I sf,- shop rsuls valley OKLA
WANTED Flt1 cias- .ha- tspaifsr fnp.'
steady i4h. shrspshlts tl'tfie th's Nhnp
I 40 " Nain ~ Aifm"rs ohA
WASTE A. once hsther must b.
/ ,a,d wHrsm.u good ~sss. good huufs
I @ 4 "ufoeiL honysr., os'-
/ WANTEpa uo.d barrier is' susrsri''
/ Many oups. US Main. hubAf 1
. oklA ......
/ WANTED Usfd~Ats aud iWpl.m,n
/ man. me uhl fan fp common w
/ .orh state ssisfy ~Antsh. WAlc"it nara
wsts Oiusts' otis
ppISTyU wanted 81 snts pfsf"f MAJ
~he o.n h-ndl. machine hut honi nee
! 10 ba an .tp.ft HnsNsr ~hA' you cen o'
.,t ~.ss. -sntsd Hsfishutns sun
: Harshnrn- ms
| w,STyp comr.'sn, registered drus
sa at una. rii Esy iit' sff fuon'h u
,isht man a. not spplT unlsss you ra'
/ ,,,ptsh IN. hsst q references, stii- NJ
phon. The HssAii DrUs CO.. hdmohh
OhlA ..-
iu,vC pa.,tian. fof competent ''snn
| sraph.r. shd typis's snd ris'ss Nsii
Itti o. Atnoldi Rsfstsnts 60. III 'olo"''
piir --.
twASTHD-A good tsiishis uAA IN go
rity 10 tskr ohsrs. q ~ s1!em,n
.i.rtfio sdStttislns ms@htne nushtbe sh'
to fxrubh So sfar'ofy tefs'snos in
! p,.itIop -ti, ray from tif9 30 tA's mSh'h
| NuSkEN hriBEn 60
a.. V broadway pIAhnms wv osl'
uN.r opening ~ youns msn WIN sow
IN. ,,p.tisnre must write G.od hsn'
.,t operate tJrc~'itsf T"id ffp'"''"
.tsph 90. 70 T.rmiusi Arcade
OgttrE boy ~ n" r hrann con-
Many must work al iaY sslsr, w =.
,r'ufh 70 rsM hry See NJ hu'ih
t.1m Terminal NIcs .--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
FEMALE HELp WANTED


wAhrtD Llsis'. mAts... ..nfisr. snd
s'sfrhsrs wuls H-su iAuntfy. 90
hfnAd~sy tltri'
wANrtu r,p.u.p,sd vbi,s ,pos .msll
fsmtiJ no lsandrj ~ psf Stss Ms,nui
WASTED Gir ~, ssr.tfI tpp.ssuts
snlAii famiJ t'si ~ag's Inuns WsI
not ,Otf
WAhfLD a 'oupip sll f,r ssnso.
s',uauEsr ~ utlshpm.p
WHITE WnNAN for s,lss tIuss.,fb
Nape sll'r
"ii,LS tof 'afs'.rs. hale. ~ nro.t.
wANTLp \ me- rlt. stsuosfaphst
~ utahamsH
wA'TIp pi'I nr ssn,f. tr,h.n ~uft
~Ht"' ~ rt nf'E ltlt han.rson
IN"m"- note
WANrrp bp,l ,ours shi prsf,r"i
walnut ~
wAkrtp rook fot bo.,dio. nous. G.a
Nss'hsn' h pslisft Notm.n ptis
coon 'cuh 20 tt'p.f, 9 poIosa dinner
fmp tfprtisnfsi lafy batt-i, vsutsf
40 sssfan,t'd Trs .g-i .1s e
fNav. Dallas Tss.s
WASTED Capable ~hfs mAiis. osps,
sti slus fm stnsfbi hruss~ ~ Hti.r.
~ place. op.n Apply " rA s.s.
lot "a ~ 20 m
WnNAE wSn'sd 'ut s-n.rsi hpu.srofs
MI nay f.od -ss-. nApi. ="
WASTED Difi ~ wnmsa 80 q. s.nstsl
hpu1e~afA W faulty - '~p. suod room
sni hosti 1910 "ss' g.ui
I WANTEn w"'ns1 srp.u.or.1 N .l..,.i
~ CAY ifuust, Ess stsI. Lsunity. ~
= ffansis
. bl'fAfllDNE rp~tsi1r - hsv. tr.i
non ofrt'ng 'sUsiIsui opportunity fol
Fsnrensni ~ 'uWu-tsui dir,Athau'
f ap'isto rnu, bs ssud 20 sTsiiinK an
Vin''aA'l"n arriY IN person h.tIoht
fsnnihS 60 Es., fth an1 hsty niirosd
WASTrp. whit. i,ty fst hoDssNs~rlrr
family ~ ihf"s qu's' rlsse Easy s.tA
hs ~, ~ Reno, usia
/ WASTtp Woman fDt Homework ~.
siul'. sni one ~ months IA rhNi
hlih sinti"gsi usy q Win s'oi room
sri hoard hos l,i, pIlion. psls ItYn'
900
CHioUFp f.ntis htIr vArtsi. - -
Cartfai hHu-ssafF fhH ~ i4ll We
,fth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
MALE HELP WANTED

WASTED--i eau uss ..ysrsi i've So
uciturs VINO have the ahility In shos
Early tssults. must b. able 10 furnish car
o. rls. s',ras'hs p'opoSiilpn msi. 10
,ssc6v vosrs, uals.s you are abb. 70 handle a
Ave eropositiou sppll,Atios would not 10
ssnsidsted salary Win all srpsnses susr'
0atssd. Territory Okishpma Cell In p~r-
epn o. mrh. applications 10 CiteuiAuon
Manager, Farmer s'nchnar. ohishoinsn
niAg, Okishoms city. Oklahoma,
poNs WANTED.
! NStSsSN the ssts of - IN 10. " earry
chiahcnsn sna Times rcusss No ro''
. he,s Ssisry psi Arriy CIV Citeu-
stLsn Manager OklahOmsn Timss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

u
4 04vytoh--t,nosyc ocwstosi stats sal
\ ~. psynsersi Herald, Ne~svs, Okla
4 'vAHrGf--Aa eli .tound broommsktr
opni~ates Hroom works. saltwater
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
DOIB WANTED
GSIss zuro pNIvf~o-6.iI ~. 81
n MudsoN

SVhN hsrosinso gas In yoar eoot stow
vaasss. kos siv. wa'e, es steam tsynsr-
!. ~ .',s-ttns the fnBAL kERspilSN
LA UtfbHER. ecmpis'e Cor instarlns
l{JAsArs ~, SssNps thsH coal ~ vsed, ss~r's
Il ~ sssiiy r'sV 400 vs.h; scrrs esrlSs''r
II sssvwnfv oesr. estsioS tree Ideal nsrust
y Nfs. eoppsay i'o W. Rsne
m-n With cara 10 drive ths
eeuniry; s~h the FARMER; ws hsvs .
y sscA ptoposII,or on straight salary and ss-
fsDsnps write US sivins former eccvra'
Won ana RECOMMENDATION, " Huff cifca.
alton, oklahoma fafmcr.ffN Rohin.on,
& kANfND- = $40 men 70 psvw their ,'spss
ssweasoo and haGs 81 omt,he fhwn
NOR - q Nsoadvay.
sStsi'AL oPronruNirY- Young man
wanting 10 study law; state age, edu,n
Son. prsssnt employment . ". Okla
0MAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

wASTIu. Men anj lsaies 10 ioatn latb"i
uHds o.. lRi lus 'uiii7", t's'l"u'
sostaui.sd tee ,Htalus Oklahoma 'lb
I.ftsf college. 10, " ts'tfothn h""p
kuns. Mgf .,...
ugN.- Buf ,aisl'g .bptin- how "- '-.' u
m. batt,r usNt, u. - f"s hSafit
s.i.m Il Iati,et colleges. 100 " ,sllf
mtnis A.. ohiafrnis ~ nsl' -.---
spANtau tausht bv naive teacher. 200
Isrunors iiiis Walnut iAH
vnrscn lessons By nsu's French ladb
~ . isfs -...-..-
suOHTHASD, ,Tpssniirs rranish
Yf.ntN. housksstlhF learn nuN t.y
st.i Nmpatp business lps'itsis, 'oi
R.ii,nof. | ds rhnns "s'nui iN'
aAEpkH TRADE u.uaht iadiss and s,n
u.men. po.iupn su.t.ntsed. free o'h
to.us .IpiAthins Wflis !sias H.fhei
college. i.Is " iqr, w"ttn, Tsi'.
Wui not save ths golSfnm-nt dspsftm'nl
tIms' ars yolf.'lf Time worry AMI
aon,y' rs's yoyt t""t. elos'f 500 H-
roms ,ss reports utsgstsI w anilhed a.
souutsns,
Y n Nitt
CERTIFIED iuiiln ACCOUNTANT
Autit, N,-'ems Cost Accounting
n, ana ss4 s.,4iy r'ix Map. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
FURNISHED Rooms roR RENr

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hl'f rom no ".fu tf.Hs :. ssnus
LatUg Nstn sIssif4 f..rs lose m
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
sALEsMEN WANTED
AGENrs wANTHn

AGENTS WANTED
To cell our safs,y tail nsh,s fnr auto
mobiles nothing iits n. n shows the fol
io~ behind yuu what you are going 20 do
ihsr.hy s,oldins H rsreen, Of all acct
dents. simple 10 operate. easily attached .
Win las, the life Of your car. and q bis
selisv. hsGe profits ~iii Give ven tn. .s.
elusive sale Ia ioar to~n. write today
Address.
NATIONAL SALES COMPANY
"''s on E,eAsss' sids
WANrRD-Nsst ssisssssa for osiskcm.
sssry . Co., Arhsnsss tMy, kanssa
wANfnD ny . first .class as,ometivs
sdulpmsns hovss; 3 hi9k .ctass auto &c.
eeae. ~ saIesman. Give sIpssisscs aad fuil
eeftlesSsss With yosf reply. . o. otis.
AGENTS WzKTEP y ssK tSs Ssss ssIiiss
ssties "a ths iaashsa Ne vsst mes
q y - . aay ssi,is0 IL 0l1plss oil
bvsNes. oss n AswsnssSaesA as mv plse-
= tuseeso - Rose aa1 bssA4vsy, 0bis.
oo0a CITY. THE husoss Wsil oavs enc
lhts1 q ysW esst blli fhs asat this
e "a An sAs vsstise ssrnsss . go
11eAss ssesvsI sssWs. iss q ossalVsy
Qnlanena Csty. 0hiA. 2
COUNTY pysraisuroas
NistsSsss1 viwdS ssS fSsssza
eAese1s, pessssaei So Ssessnyi Ssvel
- e ss;ssssss, esss,alss asl 81
!, As'.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

Tn. As,o is'ei pfss- 10 .'clusi'siy 90
Titled a. the MOI. fuf tfpIhlits''h ~ ~
ssS. dispa'.r.- ,ssditr1 10 w. np' uthe'
vis cfsiu,t Iu thiH tspsr sni abn IN,
local nsss tAi.,Ah,i hsfsin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

A vHNy s,,rs-,ivs opening mr.
youns man with some accoun,.
ing sbility sHd not AZ sii 10 ~ofk
tIportuni'y 10 limi'si only ~
Akliity TO learn, $50, uklshomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
srIxooRArMER WANTED

sTBNOuRAPHER WANTED
0isi with lav effirs o. sbstfact sfucs
sspetisncs vsntsd ~ eur title dspAstusn,
decd saiary 10 bsssa ssd advances n
mertteA. Eaay hsurs snt sanmsr vsee
lios VIII par, Cell In psrsen z, No. u
cempasy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

Hifns R11lON nAIta
NJ mail gns FFAf ..... u W
oyJhu0IAs .,'. .'. q 90
~ aGsn' saffi'f, ~ ns~sn"b. j.
.opy sf 10 Ntrs
~ OKLAHOMA CitY
OgIAiIDMA tIN ItItH i.'rniHgl snd
DAILY OKLAHOMA ifuDftlnSl -
psp.fs Wsrt dsNrfsd ~ ,afflu ~
Okianouia tny AhJ 'i.ihiif tef
wstk TO-
oI,iutss st = 90 fIH 7 tIrUs afs s"ht - i've
; Ssh 4 ths nNnrf tns bhlsh"ns iu'.
iishitr tnnptty tspte sat t'uuhlalrs H'N
y rSyuusiatIY tor u'tf Fnio 'nt~lr ~
teiufn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
ApARtMENTS FOR RENT
900, tumun rsnurycr

r..' ntr,t,H .s-.,r, ,r.,. ..t
Ha.. hf..s fr'sfsn..s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

NhhrtD Llsis's mAtssIs. s,."fisf. sHd
s'afrhsrs Nults H~Au lAuntfy. 20
IfuauNag tIifgIs
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81 ~ AZ nArlN

- HiTLFiiNE or a.. ibis
Az ~ssE hRy 'iussIrsi Adftftirlng fuh'
IN toth rAItfH ~ Nun piIfU SUNDAY 'tIa.
k0sasp cue i.svs same fsts - ihs tHp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

wAhrtu tIbsii.b'sd vbits cpob .msl
tsntJ no lsandD ~ psf Stes Msinul
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS

The Shepherd of the Hills, that
widely read st0.'y of the Ozarks, has
been filmatizcd under the direction
of Harold Bell Wright. its author.
At a novel, this story has attained a
popularity which has not been eq-
ualed by any other book in a decade.
AS Il play the success of this work
was phenomenal and as II picturiza-
ton undr' the direction of Mr..
Wright the story bids fair to mark
an epoch in the art of the silent
drama.
No expense. has been spared, no
detail overlooked, the countless mil
lions who are familiar with Mr..
Weights style and descriptive abil-
ity, those who understood in even Il
limited way the %scoprless possible
ties of the molten picture camera.
can readily realize that the great
word picture of this author should
in the world of REAL pictW'es in
deed be Il work of art.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
Miller Special Road District.

Miller township has the distinc-
ton of being the first in the county
TO organize a special road district.
The district was organized this
week by an order of the county court
under what is termed the Benefit
Assessment Plan. To organize such
a district it Is necessary that a ma
jority of the acres Of land within the
proposed district be represented by
the petitioners.
j.. C. Letsingcr. J. J. Hall and ].
w. Pugh were appointed by the
court as commissioners of the dis,
trict, and wdfc ordered to meet at
Bryant To pr'fcct IAN organization.
These commissioners will have
charge of all funds for the district
and will have supervision owe the
work done. The object Of the Ben
eft district assessment plan is to
hermit such n district TO use It's
own fund That is-mOncy d"-iv-
Cd from taxes on property within
the district will he turned into the
districts funds, instead of the
county road fund rs heretofore. The
district may vote bonds IL II so de.
rlrns Ava Hcbald.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
BANK ~HE-OPE\ED.
From Hartyille Democrat:

T. Il. Bean, state bank examiner.
was in town Tuesday Of this week
and reported that the Grove Sl.ing
Bank which has been closed for a
week had been renpnncd for bust
hess on Tuesday Of this week. liz"
reports the bank to be- in good con-
dition and that it's close was not
C%ccasioned by any trouble of the
bank but because of differences be
tween the shareholders. II" furth"'
reports that il was not legally clos
ed. no meeting Of the directors hav-
ing been had. He reports that the
bank has been ~rc-r.g"nizoa and that
the new shareholders of the bank
are as follows: j. A. Gordon. VIM.
Cation. James NJ. Gordon,
]. NJ. Shady, Marsh Shady, Marve
Garner, +. y. Hightow":, J. A.
Delk. f. l.. Jones. ]. II. Massey. L.
G. Prock. F. A. Rippee, Chas. Shield,
A. ]. webb, f.. ]. Smittle, j.. A.
Jones and J.. II. Buttram. Thcs"
men constitute some of the best
men around ard in Grove Spring
and We predict that the bank will
grow strongs.. under their guidance.
The new officers are as follows: j..
A. Gordon. president; f.. J. Smittle,
vice president; f. A. Rippee. cash
Ter. The directors are ]. A. Gordon.
VIM. Cation, F. L.. Jones, A. ].
Webb and f.. ]. Smittlc.
Mr.. Bean was optimistic in his
opinion of the future of the bank
and said that no runs on III" bank
were anticipated as the people had
entire confidence in the men who
are running it,.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
Glass Of Hot Water .
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open sluIees Of the system each
morning and wash away the
poisonous, staenant matter.

Those of US who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise;
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid
stomach, lame back, can, instead,
both look and feel as fresh as a daisy
always by. washing the ~poisons and
toxins from the body with phosphated
hot water each morning.
We should drink, before breakfast,
a glass OF real hot water with a tea.
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in
1t to flush from the stomach. liver,
kidneys and ten yards Of bowels the
previous days indigestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the
entire alimentary tract before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action Of limestone phosphate
and hot water or an empty stomach
ID wonderfully invigoratIng. 1t cleans
out all the sour lamentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid appetite for breakfast and
II Is said to be but a little while until
the roses begin 10 appear In the
cheeks. A quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate will cost very little at the
drug store, but Is sufficient to make
anyone who Ia bothered with bilious.
LESS, constipation, Stomach trouble or
rheumatism a real enthusiast on the
subject Of internal sanitation. Try
II and you are assured that you will
look better and feel better IN every
way shortly.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
THE FCLLER-McCUMBER Bill.
Ernrn National Tribuup


We take the highest pleasure in
the announcement that the president
signed the Fuller McCumbcr bill
Saturday afternoon, May |. 1t VIII
90 into history as the Act OF May ]
and the veterans and their widows
will begin the receipt of its benefit
cencc from that date.
Too much praise cannot be given
TO President Woodrow Wilson for
bis prompt signature of the bill,
which was Immediately upon its pre-
scniation to him. As far as posi-
BILE he atonrd for the delay when
congress had made in passing the
bill. It has been before congress
since last September.
The first expectation was that
the bill would be signed May 4,which
would be "A date to facilitate the
Pension Bureaus bookkeeping, but
il was decided that these days were
too precious to be lost by the aged
veterans and their widows. They
deserved so much, and their need
was so great that everything should
bend to their speedy relief.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
THE OZARK STOCK SHOW.

Men who are interested in the de-
velopment of the dairy and live
stock industry of the Ozark country
will be glad to learn that plans have
been made for a bigger and better
Ozark Stock Show to be held AT
springfield this yca"'. the week OF
October 40. These who attended
the first stock show last year were
surprised AT the attendance of a
" $4,000 and the more than 200
head OF registered live stock were
ON exhibition. This year prepara-
tons are being made to handle
much heavier crowds and n still
heavier display of the best livestock
which this region can produce. Com
ing as it does late in the season,
this date will allow the winnccs
from the various local county fairs
in this district to meet for final
contest of the eason
Not the least interesting Of thc
plans for the Stock Show is the fati
that a $4,000 premium list is hcing
offered and that 4 q show paril-
ION some 500 feet long will he erect
cd for the exhibitors. Visitors who
.ttenG the stock show will moi only
see the best stock in the country,
hut in addition a most interesting
circus. which will be free 10 all Wis
itors and include Il string of genuine
elephants. some aerial and %acrobatic
performances. Il c'ack military band
and a number of thrilling and anus
ing specialties. Premium lists will
be available in n short time.
Those wishing more detailed in
formation write TO IL. Il. Nelson.
manage. Ozark Stock SHOW, Spring
field. Mo. Mr.. Nelson urges that
Ill who have good beef cattle. dairy
cattle. swine or sheep begin fitting
them now in order that they may be
exhibited next fall in the pink oi
condition. so that visitors who vii
know what really good livestock the
Ozark country has.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
FISH FOR THE GAsCONADE.

r. +. Henslcy and Judge william
Cottengim have made application
for fish TO put into the Gasconadc
riy"c. They expect 10 get 5,O"o
each of line side bass, rainbow trout
croppic, channel cat and pike. the
GaScOnadc river Ia in need or re-
plcnishing its stock OF game flsh
and il Is to be hoped that these arc
10 be received and protected. II IL
known that dynamite has been used
several times the past Few years.
These gentlemen wish the public to
know that these fish Will be pu N
the Forest Hole and request that No
%dynamit" or nets be used th"r" thiH
ycar.-IIT"tyillc Democrat.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA 70 DARKEN HAIR
She mixed Sulphur with it to
Restore Color, Gloss,
Youthfulness.

Common garden sage proved into
heavy tea with sulphur added. VIII
turn gray, streaked and faded mar
beautifully dark and luxuriant. just
n few applications will prove a revela-
ton il your hair Is fading, streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home, though. Is trou-
blesome. An easier q Is to get .
bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all reaoy
for uses This Is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition Of other In
gradients.
While wispy. gray. faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By d%arkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
no one can tell, because 1t does 1t 80
naturally, so evenly, You just dampen
a sponge or soft brush with 1t and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at q time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. and.
after another application or two. your
hair becomes beautifully dark. glossy.
soft and luxuriant.
This preparation Is a delightful toilet
requisite and Is not intended for tho
cure, mitigation or prevention OF dis
ease.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13

shelton. request and solicit him 10
make the race for congress III the
10th congressional district at the
coming election, believing that he
will easily be elected rs such.
We know his honesty and ster-
ling worth. and his record is beyond
rcproach. He has At all times been
standing for home and country both
as a v.ivate citizen and public of
fetal.
SHOULD he be nominated and ell
ected he will stand Tor a square dcal
AT all times and uphold Republican
PRINCIPLES. and should he consent to
enter the race for that office we
AN heartily and che".fully recon-
mend him I o the voters nj the 10th
district
In n statement given out by Mr..
shelton regarding his candidacy al
that time he said;
III ifSDb.s' " lI' t'iu''' Va
the Republican County Central com
mitteo and several pT:ties over the
district. | have decided to enter the
race for congress in this the l6th
district. realize that there will
rest e'eat responsibilities upon any.
| one who is ]intrustcd with the duties
of this, or any other district, but
should it fall upon me. | shall with
the aid and counsel of my constitu-
| ency try 10 discharge same in a loyal
and patriotic manner. | shall pre-
| zen some of the things | believe in,
Economy.
Il believe in a STRICTLY ecOnomi
| cal administration of the affairs OF
the government.
Soldier Rewards.
Congress should provide a suit
able reward for all our' soldier boys
who took part in the great war. An
| adequate government loan for the
purpose Of purchasing a farm or a
home. probably. would be of the
greatest benefit TO all.
Less Taxation.
IF conducted economically. our
government will not need to impose
the many Federal taxes the people
now pay. which have helped to in.
crease the cost Of living.
True and Unauthorized
AmeriCanism.
ITO encourage patriotism. every
child should be taught at the fire
side. in the public schools, and
from the stump all over the country
the glorious history of the United
States of a free nation. Laws should
be made to punish o: deport al
who advocate violence against thc
United States"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
All Day Singing

Do not forget the annual all
day singing at Cedar Gap June 6,
the first Sunday in June. Come
and bring your old song books
Christian Harmony and Social
Harp. Bring we'll filled baskets
and have IA good time. Syria
ObIe, Leader.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-13
O-ZO-NOL
FOR
Influence

While scientists are searching
for a specific. annoint the mem
branes of your nostrils three
times daily with O.ZO.NOL and
assist nature in warding of this
dread disease. All good drug.
pists sell il in SOC and 6Oc jars.