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The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29

A move has been started by Jas.
U. Burns of Hammond, La, to form
an association, the purpose of which
VIII be to have the Old Spanish Trail
road routed through the Florida par
lshes where it properly belongs and
not across the Rigolets and Chef
Menteur, the course which has been
designated for it. Mr.. Burns is de-
slrous of having the trail pass
through Covington, Madisonville,
Ponchatoula, Springville, Frost, Col
leyvllle, Port Vincent, Hope Villa,
down the Jefferson Highway to Don
aldsonvllle, and along Bayou La
tourche to Thibodaux. He has sent
letter to The Chief and to citizens of
TINS and other parishes, through which
the road is to pass, asking their as
slstance in the matter. A meeting
of those interested will be called at
an early date.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29
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HIGH WATER NEWS.
crevasses at Ferriday and Poydras
Levees Here in Good Condition.

Two more breaks occurred IN El:e
levees of the Mississippi river t1ls 1:s
week, one at Ferriday, IN Concorela nt
parish and one at Poydras, IN ~: ~,
Bernard parish; these together WIN
the one which occurred at Myftle
Grove in Plaquemine parish last week,
make a total Of three creVasses 10
doto
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued at the clerk of courts
office in the past two weeks:
A. ). Michel to Miss Alberta E.
Alvarez.
Stone Gautreau to Miss Alcon
Bourgeois.
Victor Gautreau to Miss Agnes
Babin.
Colored.
Nelson Evans to Lorenza Williams,
:, Smith Joshua to Delphine Will
liams.
Albert Vallery to Priscilla Rome.
Adrien Williams to Alberta Ruffins.
Leonard Mills to Mary Young.
Emile Brooks to Georgiana Emer-
son.
l. FyT
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29
Crevasse at Poydras,

A crevasse occurred at Poydras, in
st. Bernard parish, on the left des-
cending bank Of the river, about
eighteen miles below New Orleans,
Thursday morning at 4:3O o'clock.
The water from this break will in
undate about 10000 acres of rich
truck-farming land and render 1900
people homeless. The water is
sweeping over an area six miles wide
to Lake Borgue twenty miles away
st. Bernard, the county seat of the
parish, and the villages of Toca and
Alluvial City and Shell Beach on
Lake Borgue are in the path of the
onrushing flood.
Heavy rains and a severe wind
storm caused the Trinity river to
overflow at Fort Worth, Texas, a few
days ago taking toll of many lives
and injecting damage aggregating
several million dollars. Many per-
sons were rendered homeless by the
flood and an appeal for aid has been
issued.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29
FOR RENT.

4 TFRAcHVE three-room house. with
"A dining room and kitchen and front and
side porch, in Chetimaches street. Ap-
ply to DR.. E. K SIMS, Donaldsonville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29
ATTENTION SHRINE,

ATTENTION, SHRINERS!
CHRINERS MAKE reservations now Fret
- class rooms with all modern conven;-
ences, 81. s5 and Sc per day. MRS
JNO. E. BERRET, 2313 Prytania Street
New Orleans, La. Phone J-92s4.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-29

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
r Sypherd to Head Athletic Council Kid Sum Loses
WOULD Wilmington FANS
WANT BASEBALL ASSOCIATION?

undertaken
Of
has given considerable trouble
interest baseball there has been
that
pastime
In years Philadelphia
players dincu
belonged There continual shifting
obligation club naturally
possible pick tho They might
he might
anything and nothing
the This all made
existing things that
imnted he of association.
developers minor and
eventually cradles of
is this school that boys get their first opportunity
10 display ability
Philadelphia Is that before the end
between
under the and
in manner OF the
considerable discussion about
orderly
formation of Wilmington Baseball
Association
requested write tho Sports
o Every Evening and give their views
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
NEWARK FIELD CLUB
LIVE WIRE OUTFIT
n. Mcdonald Elected President;
Finance Committee Named;
Will Solicit Funds.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. March 22-The recently
organized Newark Field Club will not
only put a baseball team in the field.
for the coming season as a member
Of the New Castle County League,
hat Will also become active in most al
lines OF sport. including football ana
basketball This was decided AT a
public meeting held at the Armory
last night.
The organization. however. nj this
time Will devote its attention TO pre-
pairing for the County. League season
and TO raising funds with which "a
equip the local team. Much interest
is being taken in the proposition and
| Indications are that Newark viii b,
represented by a strong club. An
nouncement was made that the first
lpraCtice will be held Saturday after
noon and all candidates are urged tC
come out.
/ At last nights meeting Harry No
Donald, agriculture teacher at the
Newark High School. and also aJhlcii,
coach AT the school. was elected prcsi,
! tent OF the Field Club. J. Henry F1l
ton OF the Newark POST, WAS elected
lusines manager, and Frank Mote
secretary and treasurer. The follow
ing finance committee was ais
named: George W. Rhodes. Everett
G Johnson. Norris y. Wright. Hugl
Morris. Harry Mcdonald. Harve
Gregg. Howard McCully. Walter Ritz
Henry Mote. Joseph Efiing and Sara
fuel Eisner
II is proposed 10 make a thoroug
canvass OF the town for funds wit
which TO back the club. Arrange
ments are being made for benef
dance to be held in the ArmOry O
Friday night OF next week. The Cor
tinental band has offered 20 furnis
the music for the dance withOU
charge. Walter Ritz. Harvey Fulto
and Rufus Roberts We're appointo
a committee 10 have charge Of IA
dance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
LAUREL CAGE TEAMS
HAVE HAD BIG YEAR
Girls Win State Title, While
Boys Cop County
honors.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Laurel March 22.--Iaurel is proud
81 the High School girls basketball
team. champions OF Delaware.
Coach Marvil is TO be commended
cn the splendid team he has turned
Cut within one years time. or l.
games played during the season. tn D..
girls have won ten and lost but two,
one game being the first of the season.
and the other to a team composed or
Dover High School girls and town
Grls.
Edna Lowe, sidc-centcr and Mildred
oienry, center. are acclaimed TO be
Tho equal of any I'm the state. and
vhey are an invaluable asset 10 IN >
team. Tn, guarding ability OF Viz
ylnia Hastings and Mary Allen has
won recognition from the basketball
aans IRE m all parts cf lower Delaware.
and Madeline Riggin and Sallie Cal
" laway. captain. forwards. upon whose
shoulders the responsibility Of scoring
Held and foul goals falls. have al
>vavs been equal to the occasion. as
the record of the games won and lost
Shows.
The girls record is as follows;
Milford. %. Laurel. -.
Nillville. >; laurel. &c.
Harrington. I: Laurel. 80.
loves. Is: Iaure! 81.
Scsford. a. Laurel. 10.
FELTON,. "a: Laurel, IS.
Wesley Collegiate Institute, 20;
1AurCl. s.
Milvinc. q. Laurel. -.
Scaford. Is, Laurel. %.
Scaford. II. Laurel. -.
Soaford. u. Laurel 10.
High School Faculty. IL; laurel, IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
LAUREL GIRLS TEAM
WINS STATE TITLE
Coach Marvil Has Fast Play
ing Sextette; Drop Two
Games i'm Season.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Laurel March 22.--faurel High
schoola basketball season wns
brought 10 an end with the champion
ship games at Dover, last week. me
aeoson has been most successful
one for the high school boys aud
girls teams. tho girls by declsiveiy
defeatirg Fredcrica. winners over
AtlddIetown. won tho state champion
ahtu banner. while the boys were do
feated by Dover In the tito game
Although the boys' team was nov
victorious. due TO the fact that tney
PLAYED against a much stronger ano
more experienced team, they nave
lpiaved ban0-up game all season
| laurel High School extends congratu-
ia,ions To tho Dover High School
Iboys quintet on winning the stale
championship.
| phil" Marvil. ex-Delaware star,
! and coach Of the Laurel High Schooi
tenmr. is deserving Of much credit
for tho splendid showing Of the two
teatns during the season. Giving all
his time and attention towards produc-
ling winning basketball teams, FOR the
high school, he has proven 20 the pub
llic what can be accomplished within
one seasons time, a girls team end
ling their season With county and
State honors. and boys team with
Icounty championship honors.
That basketball has become one Of
the greatest and most intensely In
lteresting Of all indoor games is now
Ian established fact. vouched for by
the enormous crowds which have at
tended the games during the seasor
here and elsewhere In the state.
/ The laurel High School boys vii
, be in a position 10 place as good
) team on the noor next year as the.
. did this. because OF the fact that Their
l is not a member Of this years quin
1 tet in the graduating class. Lizzie
I Ellis. the star center OF the higi
, school team, who made a wonderful
= record at shooting foul goals IN"
year. and also was the high scorer o
field goals In the county, viii agar
bee seen as center next season. "Pinky
{ Wootten and Dan" Culver, the feet
. footed guards. and "Skeet' Elliott anC
z Midget" Gordy, forwards, are expect
/ led 10 bring another county champion
ship TO the high school, when the has
+ ketbal season ends next year.
. The girls team Will suffer the los
! of Miss Henry. one OF the best center
In the state. when she graduates IN.
. June Misses All"n and Callaway
1 lcaptain, will also graduate in June
a Howeyer Miss Eiggin. the star foc
- ward of the girls team Will again b
seen next season. her playing thi
year being largely responsible fo
:. winning the State honors. Miss Lowe
side-ceutcr. and Miss Hastings, guard
l VIII also be seen in their old position
II ext season. and with these three star
e as "A nucleus for next years scNtett'
Z Laurel High School is looking for
,. repetition ot this years succcss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
MRS. JESSuP PUT TO
TEST BY MISS BAYARD
Local Net Star Victor at Long
wood Cricket Club at
Boston.

Boston, March 22,-Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup. OF Wilmington.
Del, was forced 90 display her best
singles form yesterday In eliminat-
ing Miss Martha Bayard, of Short
Hills, n. J., in their third round match
Of the national indoor women's ten
mis- championship at the Chestnut
I'M covered courts Of the Longwood
Cricket Club. Eighteen matches were
run off without an upset.
As a result Of yesterdays rapid
progress Mrs. Jessup, "A former Bos-
ton girl, has moved out Of the round
before the serni-fnal and today viii
oppose Miss Ceres Baker, Of Orange
n. j., who triumphed yesterday with
out trouble Miss Edith slgourney. oi
Boston. also has reached the fourth
round In singles.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory Of
New York. striving for her fifth indooi
title. is one Of the 13 singles player
remaining. She and Mrs. l.. 6. Nor
ris. Of New York. complete n formid
able pair, and rank as one Of the MIN
doubles teams still in the running.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
EASTLAKE A. A. WILL
HOLD BENEFIT DANCE
Manager Mcdaniel Requests
All Candidates for Junior
Team to be Out Saturday.

Tho T,as,lake \. \ held n regular
meeting Monday. March 20. and re-
cciVed 80 new members, After the
regular business was disposed of, the
dance spoken of last week was dis
eusscd. The committee which was
appointed 20 look into this matter
has proven to be a live wire commit
tee.
Il was decided 10 hold the dance in
Mrs. Youngs Studio. Twenty-fourth
md Market streets, Friday, April IS.
Music will be furnished by Hollowells s
orchestra.
4 committee was also appointed 70
take charge Of conducting the dance
From the present demand for tickets
= record crowd is expected.
Manager Mcdaniel requests al
members who would like 10 try ou,
Tor the Junior baseball team 10 he or
hand at Twenty-ninth and Market
streets saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
ST. THOMAS STARS
DEFEAT ST. ANNE'S
Move UP Closer to the League
Leaders by Winning In
door Match, 14-11.

St Thomas, the runners In
the Catholic Indoor League. Travelled
to st, AIMS last night and beat the
league leaders. IL Ia II. In "a closely
contested match and managed To get
within two points Of the lead.
William Kane. for 81. AIMS. The
Delaware champion. completely out
classed Jimmie simmons. OF 81.
Thomas in the single pool. 50-l3.
Kane sot of 10 fine start and gave
the best exhibition seen In the Forty
/ Acres in a long time. However. in
the double pool game. Il was a diff
fcrent tale 10 tell. when Simmons
and Maz2eo, Of 81. Thomas defeated
Kane and McGoniElc of 81. AIMS. 10,
10 50. Although the score does not
indicate It, the 81 Thomas boys show
ed. better cue work than ST. AIMS. anC
the result was never in doubt.
Thursday night. March 80, 81
Thomas VIII have st. Mary's at theii
rooms at Fourth and Union streets
and another banner crowd is expect
cd rs the 'Tommies" are out 10 vii
:he cup. donated by the Central Sport
ing Goods Company.
Inc stb!e last blSht II as iOlioWs
Pool single-W Kane. st. AIMS. de
feated J simmons. st Thomas 5O-i2
Pool double simmons and Mayzcu
st. Thomas. defeated Kane and Me
Gonigle st AIMS. IUo-s5
( PinOchle single Curry St Thomas
defeate J. snyder 81 AIMS 81
Pinochle double. DOugherty and 7
DOugherty -. Thomas defeated II
DOugherty and = Roy. ST AIMS. 2-l
Euchre-T Mclaughlin and g Nc
Gonigle. St Anns defeated Walraye
and Morgan, st. Thomas. 81
I Checkers ST Thomas. de
fea ted Donayon. ST AIMS 80.
Quoits N. Geigert. y. DE Cccco, I
DOugherty. 4. Grant. J Grant ~
, Thomas defea ted J. Kane. e. Welsh NJ
Curvin. II. Mcbride. J. Casey st Ann,
= -. Thomas .......... Fl p IS IS IL
. ~ AIMS ..Ia IA 81 o. "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
YANKs MAKE POOR SHOWING.
Weak in Field and on Mound But
Otherwise Looks Well TO
Troubled Higgins.

New York. March 22.-Miller Hug
gins is sprouting new crop OF gray
locks every few hours down at the
New York Yankee training camp in
New Orleans.
Contests In which his team has en-
deayored 10 show its wares have
demonstrated several things, among
them weakness OF the Outfield that
amounts 10 a tragedy; an infield that
is inclined to leak at important points
and a failure on the part of the pitch
ing staff 10 comprehend the value of
control.
Except for this. the team looks good
In the eyes of Higgins, who is hang
| ing 10 several rockies who. II things
were otherwise. would be already pos
| sessed OF tickets to the minors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
Coombs Made No Mistake.

Jack Coombs. coach at Williams Col
lege. made no mistake In picking out
the University of Delaware field a:
Newark. as site for spring baseball
practice. In another two or three
weeks the pretty little Delaware town
viii be enjoying real spring weather
and the diamond is one OF the best in
this section.~-North American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
Golfers TO Return.

Wrfrid Reid and his crew Of VII
mington golfers who are sojourninE
at st. Augustine. Fla. will probably
return 70 this city the first OF April
70 prepare the Wilmington Country
Club for the coming season. Reid is
one Of the busiest golf professionals
In the country today. his ability as q
teacher and player being q well-known
fnct IN every place that the ST. An
drew's game Is played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
nnnslns tn Instruct Golfcrs.

Alex Douglas. former pro az tho
Aronimink Golf club. has been award
ed the professional job at the Mani
cipal Links at the Porter Reservoir
Alex Is one ~ the best teachers m
the game today. and his selection
should prove great help 10 the be-
ginners playing on the local course
He Will take up his duties In "a few
weeks. as he IL busy teaching az the
Broadway cycle Club Indoor School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
Y. M c. A. SWIMMING TEAM GOING STRONG

The c. A swimming successful
held their have easily outcassed
another this team Of youngsters
will make of older notice
The of Edward Bardo. of
has
has while laro
so
els hat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
DEFIANCE WORKOUT TONIGHT.

Defiance will hold "A workout tonight
preparation for the last game OF the
series with the National Guard Of
Dover. for the State championship.
Acting Manager Corrigan requests al
men 10 be on hand at 7.30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
OLYMPIA DATES ARE SET
FOR GAMES OF 1924
Competing Nations Given Two
Years Time TO Prepare
for Contests.
BY Associated Press % Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Paris. March 22s-A complies
schedule for the Olympic Games n
1924 has been prepared BY the French
Olympic Committee, although tho site
Of the meet is still IN doubt.
Following out tho determination 70
give All competing nations anpio
time TO prepare for tho events and the
journey 20 Paris. dates have been set
for all forms OF sport composing ths
program. The competition has been
divided into three groups consisting II
winter, spring and summer games.
with the opening event set for January
20 and the closing contest July ZS.
/ The various forms of skating COM
petition. which VIII lnaugurate the
January 20 20 February 3. The othpr
events viii be held in the following
order.
Rugby football May BIB. associs-
tlon football. May 15-Juno 10; shoot
ing, June 2S-Juiy Z athletics. June
2s-July IS: fencing. June 29-July 4;
water polo. JCne 29-July 4 tennis,
July GIG. yachting June 24-July ~;
swimming. July 1870; gyrnna st'cs.
July 1929; bicycle road racing. July
23; track racing. July %; boxing.
July 1919.
While these dates are subject 20
change, should majority Of the com
peting nations request. Il is expected
future variations vii be minor.
<>---
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
Morris Boxes In Philadelphia.

Mickey Morris. the toughest little
nyweight ever developed in this city.
will face strong opposition AT the Ice
Palace this evening when he crosses
mi,ts with Bobby Burke. Of Reading
Morris defeated the Pennsylvania bat
tier az the time 81 their last meeting.
and his many friends are backing
him 10 duplicate tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
REG0 TAKES LEAD.

Joe Rego, Delaware State billiard
champion. assumed the lead in the
pocket billiard match with Jimmy Car
cas. the Greek champion, last night
when he defeated the Greek boy IN
the second block, I6l TO las. The third
and final block Of the match will be
played this evening at the Grand
Billiard Parlors at :. Farmer Wilson
eX-champion OF the State, has chal-
lenged the winner of the match, the
time 10 be this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
Hughes Works in Game.

'Dick" Hughes pitched for Poches-
ter In their game with Detroit at
Union. S. c. The former Harlanite
allowed two hits in two innings,
and famed one payer. "Bnl"
McCowan of this city umpired the
game, together with Harry johnson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
In Philadelphia Association.

The 81. Thomas baseball team was
made a member Of the Philadelphia
Semi-Professiona Baseball Associa-
ton at a recent meeting Of that body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22

Stop using classified ads about your
busir ass the day you 20 OUT % bust-
npss-Afv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-08-03

Buy your Vacuum Cup Tires
from Carter's Garage and get a
free tube with each tire.
For biliousness and that bad
taste in the mouth take a Divan' q
Liver Pill at night-it will do the
work. Fuson Drug Co.-adv.
FOR RENT 40 acre farm
n mile east of Mansfield. Rent
for cash or grain very reason.
able.
Wesley Stout, II. l.
There will be Farm club picnics
at Seymour, Aug, 9Th. Ava, Aug.
9th, Mansfi Id, Aug, 10th, Hart
vile, Aug, 1lth. Mtn. Grove,
Aug, ~. Good speaking and
refreshments at each of these
picnics.
Purity and healing power are
the chief characteristics of
Liquid Borozone, 1t mends torn
cut burned or scalded flesh with
wonderful promptnsss. Price,
3Of, COZ and 81 20. Sold by
all dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-08-03
B. Y. P. u. Program.

Leader Grace McAllister.
Devotional meeting Gods help
when times are hardest.
Bible quiz-Tannie Gilliland.
Scripture Reading-Ruth Coday.
Introduction Leader
Jesus faces the hardest time OF
his life-Homer Brown.
Two standpoints from which to
Study the agony in the garden
The garden as related to the
Cross Emma Raby.
What the Garden means to
Jesus as man-Merle Cole.
Men and women must go
through hard experiences
II. Smith
"A habit or faith in GOd-Earl
Cole
We must fac hirdships in faith
Fri da Grei>t.
The power OF prayer-Mr. kel
ley
The power Of will Walter
Williams.
Conclusion Nellie II, ole.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-08-03
c. E. Program

Christian Church Aug. 9th.
Better Recreation concerning
Meeting.
We had a good attendance
last Sunday, if you were not
there you missed something.
Leader, Francis Black.
Scripture reading 1st Thess.
5: 1924, Ilene Newton.
Leaders talk.
What part does recreation play
in life? Mrs. G. w. Freeman.
What is the value of recreation
for efficiency? Dora Potts. d.
What recreations do you most
enjoy? Wanda Craig, Herman
Williams, Mrs. r. j. Freeman.
Special Music
What is the advantage of group
recreation as distinguished
from individual hobbies? Mrs,
Peters.
What are the popular recreati
ons in our comm unity9 Myr
tie Williams.
What is the church doing for re
creation?. What should it do?
Rev.
What facilities have for group
recreation? Mr. Carter.
For what kind of recreatious are
our church facilities adapted?
Dr.. Rogers.
Clippings No to 5.
What is the value of play groun6s
for children? Mrs. Carter.
How can we lead in providing
recreation for our community?
jessie hoover.
Clippings No. 5 to IA.
What outdoor recreations may
we enjoy as groups? Mamie
Beach.
What indoor recreations should
we encourage? Miss Chapman.
Scripture reading 1st Tim. 48.
What are the evils of com merci
allied recreations like the NOV.
les? Mr.. Ivy.
How can we get up a program of
recreation for our young peo.
pleg Mr.. NOrcross.
Christian Endeavor is a great
thing among the churches, both
young and old people of every
church should be there.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-08-03
Form Club Picnic.

There will be Farm Club
Picnic on the W. o. Williams
farm at the cave, on Thursday,
August 10th. Everybody invi.
ted to come and bring we'll filed
baskets and spend the day in
the beautiful shady park.
Speakers, as follows: Mr.. Nc.
earthly. Safe Auditor for the
Missouri Farmers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs g. 0. Reed, M. F.
A field man, and Mrs. Reed
President of the w. P. F. A
Rube Miller, manager of Spring
field Cold Storage, and perhaps
some local speakers. Don't for
get the date and every body
come and enjoy some good
speaking.
Committee,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-08-03
Spence-Rowland.

At high noon on Friday %,
some where ON the public high.
way between Mansfield and the
Spence residence. while seated
in their car, Andy Spence AMI
Miss Edna Rowland were quiet.
ly married by G, V. Ashworth
Andy is quiet, industrious
young man and deserves praise
for these qualities as we'll as for
having gained the hand of the
prettiest and most charming
girl in the vicinity of Norwood.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-08-03

Eat and drink where the fans
run and keep you cool. o. T.
Cafe.
Get your Fly Hike and Spray
ers at the Mansfield Farmers
Exchange.
FOR SALE-l Registered
Holstein bull. D. K. Snyder,
Mansfield, Mo.
FOR SALE-Several barrels
ofapple vinegar. Call on Mrs.
r. J. Freeman at my residence.
&c. S. Burney.
Buy your tube auto patches
of j. G. Carter Garage aud get a
free number on the Ford Car
which is to be given away.
have supply of genuine six
ply standard size 30x 81 Gates
Cord Tires, that l am selling at
$3.50. They must give you
service and satisfaction. A lib.
eral adjustment will be given for
any defect in material or work.
manship. Try q Gates.
W. B. Hitchcock, Dealer.