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hw*e :*o ree r e he * t he vra ie ..
II!
ggrqt VgRSAL CAR
1911 MODELS NOW OUT!
FlU STREM LaE 1000, CROWN FENDERS.
Chi . $325.00
. . . 345.00
5 Pasuger Touri C ar 360.00
F. 0. O. DETROIT.
Thb me seneatior.al event in &iutomobile circlee ,if(h
tt,e announcement of the rdoner Ford prl"es, on A.1uItIV
let, ie the introduction of the New Ford model, which
.-mtody several radical changes in familiar Ford hines.
Bee es the crown fenders, front -nd rear, the P'refm
line dedgn, the larger improtd radiator. the Ford i.
equippe with non-skid tire. on the rear.
siinlar changes have been made in all Ford mnodels
There his been no change mane in the chaesis or the won
derful Fore Motor, with Ita record of more than 1,5C- 'J00
in active dally me
SI. eLARK, Newel-ton, La.
31. ý. Sk1RWS, BSbaegent. Waterproof. La.
1916 MODELS!
The umdersigned wAshe to .onnunc
tha be haaaccepted the agency tor a ern -
sa perish for the four popular cars
S1ALMERS
DODGE DR n
D'LER ClDUMY~Rhalmers!
Ihese three cars are memag the
stauchest-- make-n ow in general use o
the United States, each having a record
that , il bear closest nlavestigatio.
Ar iotereted parties, ad epecalty
those coatemplting buya) lg a car.taro re
quested to let me figure with them before
placing order, for I clairm to ge the
meest car for the raoey of saoy on the Stude
bkrket.
hoping to talk ebriness altbh tese
of our good people and guaranteelng a er
of my car to give absolute eatlstfactJon
to the purchder, I am,
Yours very truly
Ihas. E. Wilds. 1 ' A
1n
Lands for Sale!
We offer, cuhject to prior sale or withdrawal,
the following lands in Tensas Parish, La., viz:
Town Lots in Newellton
Locust Grove Plantation
365 acres, about 250 oenu land; I house,
i0 cabins, 3 miles from Newellton. t
Routhwood Plantation
1550 acres, 1000 open land, at Newellton
Cash, or Part Cash sad Baiace on Easy Terms.
WRITE FOR PRICES
ItookIet deicrlblag other lIads owued
by us wil be set on request.
H. & C. Newman, Ltd.,
New Orleans, . - Louisiana.
HIDES!
COTI'ON
I dset the m e rlet for
HIDES
of aM ~derptoe, fr.o biggest ox
to the esMeet seie lh the woods
____ . Ales Foer
SSEES WAX, TALLOW, PECANS, PEAS U)
-TO JA' NOTCHIIO OF -
cofON And COTTON SEED
i -~- OFFERINGI -
w HIGHEST MARKET PRICES ,
CASH IN HAND
C. R. DARDEN,
Phone 15. St loseph, La.
COTTON SEED
TALLOWI
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m~ l.fI"_A-.-S-' . w wl ame Maha r Pins
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iTOlPE00 BOAT DESTROYERS TO PASS'
UP JANUARY 24th.
r {r. 1 In .1' i $ '{'1.
,: * f ,r t' r iro -e -.. "aLy,,
S r , has , .. r. r. -r
The., boat~ ' = t; rdl ii r, ..rrav'
. \tri.z J,r. 1S,liain o-r the 24th.
l,.d +"rrivin; at 1'tct:;- ;ig .un 14th,
I* "i,' on I le 3lth
T hese thr' ho'At left aI.ckonville,
Sa., la t Tueidia". and afr;r visiting
i .vannalh and ' ! .bile will arrive at
:;, .- Il.tIoa:l n .bout I)'.embh I 22d, re
T.aiinng ler' util !,-. 2d ,f Jawunary
. d "'ill rh.., :,r(,.coId up the river
,.'h.bb. " .s far ,.., t i r nvill,.
l'he navy depiartrret is Aending
t: ee shir.s oni tlhi viQit to stimulate
tI p in'er)...t in recrnting in this sec
!;n~i. lt]eontly the department cre
ated four reermung diFtricta for the
,tavv.: placing the headquartera for the
Ecuthern district in New Orleans with
Liintenant-Conmmnrder Lcuis B. Por
-, fleld i," r trg" Under the dlrec
,!in of th' ·onthern office these -hips
, it nmake tihe trio up the river that
S lo" I oiia,,a and Meiasi ippi
,ý. y·" flirt r 1I i:iformation as to
f " :.tp, - that the navy offt -r, to
S". t rigit ;ort.
, .heirt , -.ii- f the-1 ve ,lI "
ail, Iionlt"rnartt-( 'rr.nmaRndr Porter
ti. Id ,,!.e na v deDartme ntt will tro
dem"' ,trt, the manyv advantagea
'.- natv ol` rn The pay. in thte nanv .
",r the iverage, !s munc hgeher than
.r, ,i ii hf ' the mal-of-wnaraman
S " . - t i ; yb: tLhe ' ir, ir
. - AO '*:1 XO . n- ' rFn . d
t-"r - o. ravel are vera or0o';
, ,r , . . : .i e:%. e .il, ie'e Iu -
i !. ,: olibhe,, . ,' t ir " ire m".t e fU.:
t -Pr iiQttnt-iI-; .rr"a all, n' tf e- are
r,.dP f- r -al .t iv . r r- . r t ecrtli.
tr. , ,, m .. tad, l f.,.,, hp :d
a:t, ig'{ ire ;c: na;:. hat the v.crage
.,.:,' . .t., ., .her would illry t upon
t 1- n j. "r 1 4t t! V :.av a, a part of
i. . f t-t.c t,u: =n. - of th.
I "- p. :or ,nille thisr ,t-nel )i ,i.e
VI r . . J... t ,i- week.
.! ..-rat ",'1 In ad.- a trl , t1
. · I " a .I -
.1 , ,.: .berg - .:r -%, o ·ral aay,
Th e ~,,. u' " . ... . !r z l -) g,
gi . danc.' the Ma onic hail °da
o Tt.r ' ,' ightr, D%," 2bth. n- me
' . J()p:p' c : L id ill furnish e
t T_. Johý -' lira ' ." of I fdianapolei, hRr
bnlana. r viri .r to Tensas par!'lI
wi. week, looking after hi planta- C
hen ir.rer. sT here. rr. Carter Tha
;., er.. aluatnce hoediela in th ll opr
n'd of t''r ,: ight, Dr- 2th. ie
. J .ames' R. I.nh and childrn ishe
terie I It Newellior' and located at
B!.tcn Joute. rs. Lof Idich'andaughter,
nr;-. No; se, vis, retori.ed t nar°el l
tLn: a olter heveran days spent wita her
mjo rner at Bson Rouge . .a
',r. Loi s Buchner, Jr.. leftt thie
wet for Chattuanoog~ , Tenn., to con
su;t Dri. fNewell & Newell. Mr. Back
ner has been in indifferent health for Tn
some time and it is hoped the ltripC aiind
tresatment will prove beneficial to him. I th
,te a .n ola
Mules For Sale Cheap i
We have for sale on our Carrollton plan
tation, five and one-half miles from Lake
Providence, SEVENTY HEAD of MULES in
good shape and first class for farming and
logging. The mules weigh from 1050 to
1300 pounds, and prices range from $150 to
$L50. Now is your chance to buy first-class
sound mules at reasonable prices. Forty of
the mules have been in service only three
months. Also forty good tents and flies at
a low price.
Donovan & Daley
Lake Providence, La.
Phone, call or w rite.
WANTED TO BUY!
500 Head Thin Hl.g For Range Purpose .
TIENSAS BLUFF STOCK FARM, '
New L.ight, La.
y.r Lo Distance Phone JNO. W. OSBORiE,
- - - - - - -
St. Joseph Electric
Theatre.
TUESDAY
PATHE NEWS
a I.: Law Makes No, iB'ir,2
Fr.-nr b President at Somm
enlazes Army Formed. .
o: THE IRON CLAW
8th Episode
Lea's Lost lIb
'h,
COMEDY
le, 25c . - . . - 1S
at FRIDAY
Tm FOiRe
or GOLD ROOSTER PLAY IN FIVE PARTS
FEATURING MI88 FLORENCE LIDADIE
age 2S. - . S.
ste
c- Mr. E. L. Galley made a trip to New
re- Orleans this week.
hie The Gazette wishes its readers-one
ith and all-a Very Merry Xmas!
or.- Mrs. Annie E. Coons, relic of the
ec- late Temple 8. Coons, Sr., of this par.
ips ish, died in New Orleans last week,
hat aged 83 years.
to IOTICE
ktll ct the pu)li,.c chool teachters an
S" h, pat ish will please make a note of
er the fact that all schools are to close on
tr! Friday. Dec. 22nd, and open on Mon
i't" di .., Jan. 1,t, 1917.
'. Teachers are requested to be on
tan hat.d londay morning, January 1st,
tO report for duty promptly at the
I ihoular of opening school. As a rule
S,.n canno' depeadupon the traina be
I'. ri ,.n time at this season, so do rot
u - oar of, anl rt e la-' minute t,, return
I ;-h to ex'end t' each and all of
t., :.:t a pleasarnt and happy Christmia
f.I: ';.'i ' ,roat,,,ou5 new year.
are THOS. MI WADE, Supt
ui . ' . ----* -
.. NOTICE
d Since the St Peter Colored School
R tonuse !:as nnt been .aued for rame
onn tme I ha,. beea requested by the
'f'president of the school board, 3,h.
th. Gorton, and Dr. Clarke, tne localdi
'i.e rector of this ward, to offer the old
lumber r triais school house for sale to
the highest tdder for cash. I shall
a receive bids for thi- old lumber in
writing, under seal, up until noon rf
Srr December 23rd, 1916. I reeerve the
right to reject any and all bids
ay* , THOS. M. WADE, Supt.
ell- - "
NOTICE
day i Public notice is hereby given that
;r iane senool board of Tenes parish, La.,
will meet in its office in the court
n: house in the town of St. Joseph, La
eea ccn Thursday, January 4th, 1917.
w. D. A. GOf ,-r ws. 0
THOS. M. WADE, Sec.
AIVEOTISOE LETTERS.
Remaining in tte °t. Josepb Post OfBce r
the Rcek ending Dec. 17. 1916.
Brooks, Charley Polk, Sadie
Bernard,Jr.L.C.(2) Ree.d, Nancy
Burr, Lula Ross, Walter
Colyer, Joseph A. Slatten, Mire
Ericksoc, G.A.(3) Scott, B. T.
Dink, F. Harry Sniver, Julina
Favcrs, Geo. rhompson, Nethie
Gibbs, Scott To!son, Gerizia
Jensen, Telles Woods, Maggie
Iemp, Albert Manager Georgia
Morson, George Smart Set (2)
11ullson, Lula
P-rsoc! calling fcr the above aetre v; 11
-.r. qty -'Advertised "and can pro. ..
csc·, ,." r, a ytn one cOnt for eaoh letter th
L. B. BEAUCBIEN, P. NI. .
th
NOTICL y"
The Ladies' Aid Society meelts first t
Tuesday of each month.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary meets
[third Tuesday in each month.
DEATII OF I.L L . LIlCE.
The entire neople of '1'.t. nss parish
':'ePI -t:OL d beyond expression on
(i eesd,"v icn the news came that Mr.
It. B. I,%ync(h had succumbed to an at
tack of pneumonia. His illness was
of short .luration and was unknown to
many friends Irtil his death was an
,io" uncd.
Mr. Lvno, was a native and life
i n" rebidenr of Tensas parish, and
wa= ..5 yar- -f age. In early man
hor.d he narripd Miss Rapp of Frank
ihn pari-h This union was blessed
with se:-en children, one of whom,
Miss Georgia Lynch, is a member of
the fannitv of the St. Joseph High
Sc School. All of his family was with
him when the end came.
Mr. Lynch .*ac one of the best citi
izens of thi- parish and was an hon
'est, conscientious man, a true friend
8 and good neighbor, a faithful and de
IE voted husband, a kind and Indulgent
c. father; his home was his paradise and
his greatest happiness was in direct
ew ing the youthful footstepsof his child
ren and training their young lives
rne that they might become good and use
ful men and women and lead useful
tie lives. In his death his family has msf
ar. fered irreparable lose, for he was
sk, truly a good husband and father, and
the parish has lost one of her best and
most useful citizens, one who was
ever active in the public welfare and
conseientious to the extreme in the
handlng of public funds. Por twelve
of years he represented his ward on the
(I Polles Jury and had just began his
on f .nrth term. Kind and gentle, but
strong and resolute, his word was his
bond He lived an honorable life and
on died without an enemy. Hypocrisy
It was toreign to hiR nature and he al
tle ways had the courage of his convic
tions and dared to do whatever he
be
be-ot thiought was right as God gave him
ot light to see it.
rn His remains were interred in the
family t nrial gound on Mound Bayou
" plantat,: , and were followed to the
grave b% a large concourse of friends
from nearly every every section of
the parish all eager to show their
love and respect for a good and just
man and to blend their tears with
nol those of his loved ones, who grieve
me the loss of husband and father. May
the they find comfort in his upright life
h1I. and noble character and may his child
di- ren ever strive to follow In their
old father's footsteps and wear woithily
Sto the mantel of honesty, truthfulness
hall and fidelity that were the especial vir
rin tues of their departed sire, and
uo"f which he has bequeathed untarnisned
lihA unto them
NOTICE
The Union Sunday School of New
ellton will give a Christmas tree at
the Union Church, at Newellton, on
hat Christmas day at 6 o'clock p. m.
La., All the children of the neighbor
)art hood are cordially invited to come and
La , bring parents and friends.
NEWELLTON SUNDAY SCHOOL.
HXSTMAB L
SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTERS
AT
SALVADOR BARAGONA'S STOBB
FRONT STREET
ST. JOSEPH, LA.
Toys of every description for the
haby, the "big children" and also for
the "grown-ups." Here can be found
something suitable for any member of
the family, from the oldest to the
youngest.
Mechanical Toys of every descrip
tion.
FOR THE XiMAS lMEA
Fruits of all kinds, Ceery. Pures,
Citron, Cranberries, Nuts, Coennm t,
Raislas.
FIREWORKS of Every Description.
SALVADOR BARACONA
W. R. BAKER & SON.
SCHOOL BOOKS ON
HAND NOW!
We are prepared to take care of
.,our school books need as never
before.
We embrace this opportunity to
say that we carry a complete 1ie
of Tablets, Penis, Rule. Pes,
Pen Points, Erasers, Ink ed aM
stationery required in school weor.
In bulying Tablets, be Progrealve
and always ask for "Tlle Progres
Line." It is the lne De Lemm.
We have installed a pecil shrp
ening machae and if you wEI step
on your way to school we wltarke
pleasure nla putting a point on your
pencil that will delight you.
Also don't forget that our Maue of
Oroceries is always up-to-dte and
of unsurpassed quality.
3 W. R. BAKER & SON.
chm ao n st al i
Groa nSL SWlm
W uted! Wanted! Wanted!
PECANS
1- I am again in the market for pecans
d am prepared to pay even better prices
re- last season.
nd Have Just installed machinery for bal.
n- old paper, magazines, rags, moss, etc.,
i- d will pay highest prices for same, also
ed for bones, scrap Iron, brass and bottles.
HUGO JERESLAW,
sh
ith Neweliton, La.
Itl
-d MULES FOR SALE!
et
Id- I have for sale at Franklin Plantation, two
e" miles North of Newellton,-
TWO CARS OF KENTUCKY MULES
was
'" That run from 4 to 6 years old.
WS W. W. BURNSIDE.
and
the
,Ive
the
m JUST ARRIVED!
sad SEVERAL CARS
Mares & Mules
him Same Od L.ation-ULippima's Stable
MAX KAHN MULE CO.
you
the r li aCd out is nta yro eississitr
nds
of
teir
ljust
rith
day
life
li SAFY FIRST!
less
nir- w Do you know that 90% of the autos
no mobile trouble is electrical trouble, and when
traced out is in your storage battery?
Why Spend Your Money
bore
and By Writing
.C. P. SHAW &CL
O verland
Touring 8ars and Roadsters!
I wish to notify the public that I bold the agency for Tensas parish
for the Overland Touring Car and Roadster and wil be pleased to con
for with say one who may contemplate buyiag a car. The Overland
is truly one of the best cars now r popr use, and considerit irts
latest selling price Is possibly the moet car belg offered forthe
money. The touring car sells
: For $695.00
And as stated, the purchaser comes
nasa r getting hs money's worth In this car than in any other make.
Have lent gotte, l a car load of Overland Touring Cars and wil be
glad to ms demonstratlers to the interested at any time. Wire or
G. e. GOLDMAN,,
EGEBT FOR TERNSS PERISM.
THERE Is A GREATER NEED
N-O-W
or maklrig your HOUSE MOSQUITO saend FLY PROOF than
ever before. We are BETTER PREPARED to take care of your re
quirements THAN ANY CONCERN is the Natchez Trade Territory.
We have on hand a LARGE stock of SCREEN DOORS, WINDOW
SCREENS, SCREEN WIRE CLOTH, HARDWARE and MATERIALS
for me ia SCREENING PORCHES.
Fr hfnsuatiun mi Descbripve Matter, Write
E. A. ENOCHS, THE LUMBERMAN!
Natlce, Miss. P. 0. Box No. 6
(PROMPT SERVICE OUR HOBBY.)
"!"SOULME SOLE COLLEGE.
shousl be gyeu thebst t rdatla to ,ua
r the for success I business.
YDR f#reol 1straction, Free Employ.
r meat Department. Complete Co
3nk, Colese Store sad WoI
aa00o rsrmer etnieate, ols College I
Iu mesas a s**s
