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FOR SALE () TRADE
Resiitm l wi, th 4 or 65, lt. t.', r" i, ii r g ,w<ith 2 lot. rents fur $11.50
pr m on h oin. ,'f r L tItf O metn"ithfor ti . of
two ye'. i. Will Lrt r. i t I I t,:o e ,uil iing for agool farm.
24 lots ii Smith Nt'.1 -,i i. , tito, to gsll :10.00 cash, $1.00 per
week till pi,,l for, or will tradei hr foitrIr ltoltrt'.
IHave 1,l(0i r aic, (f a:i: toll beconi W.rd at $.00 per acre. Drnage
canal to be cut throu'hl it
24G acres in sixth W tlrd on I ,.nag. canal at $15.00 per to .
\\. S. NILSON
Put In a PORCH LIGHT
M Burn it all night every night *
Without Extra Cost to You
I For further particulars. call
Water & Light Plant
THE BEST
LINE WEST
Be Sure You Are Routed Right
Whether on Pleasure or Business
THE DIRECT ROUTE
WILL BE VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
THROUGH LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
Oil Burning Locomotives Electric Block Signals
ALL STEEL EQUIPTIENT
Best Dining Car in America
Por Full Information and Illustrated literature.
Ask any Southern Pacific Agent or write
W. H. STAKELUM. J. H. R. PARSONS.
Div. Pass. Agent, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Lake Charles, La. New Orleans, La
FRUIT CAKES
and all other kinds made to order
We havenlmade special arrangements and are
now fully prep red to take orders for making all
kinds ofMCakes.
Phone 39 and put in your order early.
PEERLESS BAKERY
E. C. VILLEMEZ, Prop.
h! I ._. ... t . ... . - - -- .U--- -
A
Postal
Brings
s This
" Book
It is free--it tells how you can havw
local and long distance telephone ser
vice in your home at very small cost.
Send for it today. Write nearest Bell Tele
phone Manager, or
FARMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT
Cumberlad Telephone
ad Telegraph Company
t._. T"=: e -s s -m--
ADMlNIitR.iTOU'O SALEI;.
State of Louisiana, Parish of V.rnmil:,.
17th Judicial District Court.
Sucersl.hin of I .,zin I ihi,,i
No. 977.
By virtue of an order of sale i<.:,,i
out of the Honorable Sevent. nth Jo,, -
ial Di ).trict Court, State of Loiis n,i :,
in ani for the pari.sh of .,ern :l:. ,i l
a commissioni in pursuance tU, rc ,. In
thorizing me to sell prop rt'" io th,
purl o;e of r.ali infg Innl-, to ' at t,.
debts awl ch:lii s . ,f ( u i i..u .... .. I
will offtr to,: ...,&. at pill :n , t.
" the l.it tandl Li;:h.s : p i, 'I . t
a:it the Lt. t e l.i'' e ! t : ,I t Iik
the S,.coed .' T.1. ..i. "i \trnui:m ,
La.. on
Saturday, Jin.irv 115, ,
S between th, legal hours, esctih.,It
law. tht follo iui rprope . to sit.
(ll-" irest:,. tr "' , f i. I l 1 ,; ,I
eirg ,it; lod in V.n onl p:irl-h
L- , rii aiinu:i i y olil w d :;t -1
,, t, . t, ., t sk,",, in th," " . W . "
:II T)5 XI i5ii. i 'oat., b.
, i i t T , , I . -. I ica 4 "., *h ii I.'
S ,irs, -, nI bth 1,% 1 l I , .Ad, *." -t 1,,.
A i m 1) ilit I, vi* :a . , : dti pot vil
L silo ihuisis
O wi lot of hiimuel,'uld I irniltur. ii
efle s, ('co, sit g f andluii rs h. ,!
-teo ils, matlireS . , , i5lli , yewii li:,
ciinie, rorikers, c aliriis. tov-e an I ill
sil, disihes, tab s, j ir-; hou,, , fti
ring aind other atitcles 0oo miitmr. ,u
to mention.
Terms: Cash on aly otf *nl5.
O1'ILI (GUIDRY
A'!mtinis tat iix
IDec linth, 1915
.Iohlin Nugier, ait. rniey for mnle'asoii.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of L)uisienan- Par -, .,f V. rinil
ion--7th .nd , al Dist rict Co ,rt.
Pan Aniericaml Life [ii-Irtai'e "'1
vs. Nio -1715.
ThoImas II. Smi: h
By virtue of a writ of seizure am"
sale to me issued out of the lloi'or -
lde Seventeenth Judicial Disri. I
Court, in and for the Parisn of Vemrmitni
ion, State of Louisansa. ii the a.,v,
numbered and entitiFol suit, 10n:
auithorizing an-' empwrinil mle ii ti.e
preinlses, I have tLla day iez asi,'I
'aken into my po5'iso-ion to satisfy
.said wr e, hund I wil priceed to ,1sell
it pc.btle ancta: to tho list and hibh
,.t r, ipomisil ie b'dde., a' the prini
!ipal front door of i h1- i.u: t H .use.
im Abbeviie, 7erm;l'on. a-hLa
within the leg l hoi;r- p"'-crih. rt
law for judicl-.1 sales, to th, last am,
highest bidder, Ot
Saturday, Fehliruay 12, 1916
the following desccihitd proper
situated in Vermilion Parish, to wit
One certain tiact of launi lying s:'
bing sat. sated iu th. Parish t V" I
Smill n, state of LEiisiln.i, kit wn anti
Sd.-slgnated as the North Hrli of Nor, I
East Q tarter, (Nis of : 0E4). an i :,
North East Ql.rter of the North w,-'
Quarter, (N '.4 of N W L ) St eton:
Three (3) Township 'Th rIsen (13).
South Range one (1) E..st Louisiam;:,
Merioiau, containing One Hiundre,
Twenty (120) icres. more if las. to
gethe, r with all iind sligumlar the im
piovemnents their-on situattd anid all
pi-rtaining thereto.
Terms: Cash
Sheriff's office, Abbeville, La., this
18th dly of Dec-nimer 1:i15
AUG MORTON.
Sheriff. Veriim'min Parish. Ls.
Brotusard & Samson, attorneys.
SUCCESSION NOTICE
State o Louisiana, 17th Jtid 'al Di -
taile Court artah of V( rmilimi, No,$2
Succe-ion, of 1. ,re 1. ..I ., Nu. n z
Sl-ec' I,
%Whereas Hamptun tampb.ll, hl.
p* titlo'ed the Lourt for l It, rf imf Ji
mtinistration on the estate of tie latI
Minre itmlamie Nmuinm z d.ev,.,.
Notice Is teri.bv gtivem, tin ill whim;,
it may concern to sthmiw carise, w ti hl
;the ltoral deliss why the Irayer ,
the saidpetltioner hitl in mt me gr mi -
ed aid the sa'd Hampton Cirup;t. 1
shonld not b- mppimhted an quahil
as admirilsitrilor at said v'ate
By mr(lter of Court. of i.a1e D c,-mi.
4 1915
P I.. tROCSS 'R1s
1) plail (i.-rk of
Bro n ,,.dA ,".,,-.., n A t* . e.
8Ui'' ESI'N 1OT'CE
17lb Jmudeimm I) strict Curt. Vemi ii
I :ris . Lai I'lhia t.
No. 3 ,.h
ncem'ssion of J..e, Ti,',,,,. *,
W l -.e re bs, F :o lm T m .' i ' - u z . ,
T. Uniu 'ry (h, o ra .,,i,, , r;at,, ...
filed " thit ,os,, ull, ,., .... t., h ' b ,
final iableaux.,.,f.',,ns s,,! h.,,,g
amid lav' I| tIwol 1 .i' co i t, tm !
uidmr rged i, ihim'm.
N o t i e ,' i s h , r e it u ji v - : te "m l , ', , . i
cerr ed, tIo mhl,,'.t 'ai-*e- wih!, t,
dais, fronI thi p - m r I mi.l t;
w hy ,ine -.sii F mmsti I.m,,le mi'..t . i
ailil e' am g. a '-I utlh m t e, ..i!l ii
am.d iomn log t*-d, m ti : t ,e ,d ,'.
mmai l.sr ti r moi't l iot~ be ,fc-ta h .
., pra, ed 'or.
IRy order lo' Court,
Clm k'ms 'i-'"* . A' h'Villle, Vs. m 1<'
Psrisha, LmUtsmmi Em. D0e, tol -r S pi,.m
P. 1,. Blioc4AAA] .
D . :Ierk "1E'otui
i, hn Nevw'. ittornpt h,,r Srmi.eshsi,,i.
SEED RICE FOR SALE.
Honduras and Blue Rose, at $5 per
sack. By while it is cheap
Wbkarie, Jaosenss .
Sams 23a. Mai .I. Abamsj. M.
171
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t' .t inlt I '..n . hI . I : tih
,s i. 'ogue ill ut a L-i "li Il:til OUidI:r
I t ti'rn.
T'eC.,'' artirl-s .. ' b i n adiresc I
.t: thlor., of :" .i v. " . ' in thie :ma:nlir
(com!trllnu t,' I ill 1,F', C'erm itt y -
•.`.,r: ,;u art, c,ý-n,-,i.H:d to rely (,:n
. ;. t1.. I l , : .::: " vo'ir :'i\
:,,,' n o: th , !t', - ,f of ni :.
l':r; , i,, - ; . I- ." . :.. :
!- ('i : r ,-!:d I ,y ,:. rie. ' has
it r'' L it ! r f: r it'r. to
t! . .t 2,S: " 1 ta na n . 'rsi)n
!: 'v.1 rr'htr i if l V:it!i an t iun
a,' , " b ctnr"r: :" :!;,; t id!e::tity ex
c' a eo",o:'n. In. the big cities
c , ,,:an ·llH to 1: 1 v. r..l:y with
1 t", r, "bile in *': oi~! r ctite.
to: : yuu c;, in : tihe forr:.r
'.:, to f.ce atd dJ your bui!n.:s d!
In bh;v:".g a,:d 'r ta where is no
,:' or or it r. t : e; - : h; : :
rcust-t:hretl re it is the better part
of i'l cie:u .o a v i 1I "s siE. I.e hon
es:y. to ;ve ftul val" to a customer.
::'e (ct,-r in th'e s'I.11 town cannot
hi l" (t-e:ni a corpora:c name or con
ceal "t.-ri !f in a I.';\v te ofilce fron,
ie cur'o;nr wh ha' been fooled.
ile must face t!:e mnuric in case he
tr-r orcsses, and he realizes that he
must satisfy his customers or he will
1. se them.
zlh ,rsty Is bred in small commu
-it !ie anl is fo:terd. while in large
.ities it is only aon o trn lost r:ght of
because of the immui:ty that comes
-,,ith not meeting the customer in per
'on. Cleri:s and! other emplloyees
!sst bear tle burden of reproacn and
i ,~ira while thI? "man high'r uip"
,o ver hears of "uch things. Excuses
.*re all readymadle and framed to
r'Pet all contingencies by the headR
of mndl order hbises and in c:re of ":
complaint from a customer the cor
rcslu.ndent as a rule merely indicates
a certain form letter.
Put in your own home town your
merchant meets you tace to face anrd
he is always on the job. He can al
wtys be fcind at his place of business
:.nd in case of a complaint he is right
there to see that you are satisfiel
before you leave his store. lie wants
t. pionse you and he will try, sincere
ly. t,. tl-"se you. He wants to hold
your custoin.
New Isn't this a murh hbetter way to
deal then to send your m,,nr away
to the city? Isn't it mitch better to
d-,al with a man in your own comn:u
nit: nd pay him your money. rather
t uo ietn! i' ,' y to the big mail
,.dr hoits, in the city, where it is
trt-ei -,xactly !!ke so r'ony thcrtrand.
rof c eir orders? is','t it better to
Ial tt home and ktep tihe ca.h in cir
cuai iito inl your Or'u co.m'iunlty, than
to send the dollars aiway v here voy
or your nelghbors will never see them
aga n?
Tol!lars will breed dollars Money
in your cin molty vsill create pros
- ;.rr!ty for yirs. If ::ndl your friends.
. i:,;p the cah at h-,no and businesa
v !i. be better all round.
Sowe of yo.'u v tHi ay: "There are
c si m.lny thl'g3 that I r:ust sund away
Sf. r."
in srucl a qcsc. w,'y cot Int youlr own
: - ,r"I icr t: .n for you? lie -
:: b'tri'c,; He con get aholesase
i:'icCs wiYre yo:l rn,:-t n-my retail. That
is why lihe Is in b in .s. lie mn:t
e.:.: a lrofit In ,o<!, r to pry his rent
Sant . p ,rt hi fr.:- . li He must make
a pr(ift in ortld-r to h; abl, to carry
SthI. tbir:-- you ri-i<tie oC lh!: shelveS
':*d coiiunt rs.
i f 'i ri.. I scrmthl'it' tlht lie doea
* rot carrt iii rtc k': i't I!-K !'illi to
-send to ;he cIty for Rt. Its vill do Fo
!~!dily. re will obtain a discount off
the rctail price nad this v :!i afford
hli a small profit for his labor. You
;. ay to him the sa;:e price that you
r:'uld ray to the city merchant or
ma.uiactucrer.
\1'hy not let bhm do this :or you?
- !:i Is rcs.-onsbie. He will do the
s busincas in a satizfactory manner and
probably give better service and more
Ssatisfactory treatment-probably a
! better value for you.
Lite and let live is the motto that
makes the world go around amooth;r
and peacefully in so far as we mortals
are concerned. Lrt your local met
e: chant live, by giving him the oppor
Stun'ty to make a d:.lar as', and then,
and you wil be much better please!
; with yorumlU a well p UIih morn
. . . n r ' .1 . , . . .I t
i t · i r ,, !
'1rs fli ir o * \ct ct? . It 's
wr ' t h n " it , T '
tI belit e that t' 1 e fondrti'n1 rn
be h flped, W 't n If lu t% ' holly ro I Ii vec: d
Sand i xtx.. ata , .th
I h.,e'i vr thit thee is a r. . ,. " Io
1';r!:, .- .,. ,ri u. r ,, ' .\ _
th: - oniti ns , reme y th" a., . n
, t I , % . I.\ it 1 :i: hx'it d'.x n
at Ii,i cost nhe r tie. nd :atke ao
"i:ornk. ' t i · .trut t 1 e: . t" ! e
I belrve thatho coueroni tin rare
be he:lled, even if tot wholly r,,rnoved
Thand dite al ay with
theaieve thr t there. I a reetl y foure
thThe fconlit ins r- rth nciy that thean
he aprlied In every c(tnlixnxlit " with
It v.",Uld itnaxi a fle!.t--a strixxtgle
:hat v,' 1 ,1 lost .-n",i. tirm ' and '.ex:xo
bork. 1 t is r i. bi r , an:' baci ter
t !!ars to th cour trv ll totre
This t it , nll tic, a si:ccess I am
confirent. Theat it mculd in the bat
tle for thre co-r.try merxh:lnts, against
the mnail r,:' r Lou' "s, I feel sure.
The fact is, r!l:h, now, that the
hig citty is 'rtwi.' bh -; er artl bigger
year hy year. wht.!,' the small town
is grow. :o , lcs Ixr5,:? irons.
It's the work of tlie mail order con
.erni. ThLey are mlii, tne dollars
I., ay from i. "ie all the time.
Stop It-that.'s the only way. Keep
your mroney at homle.
That's the only renxrdy.
Think it over.
FRUIT A HEALTHFUL FOOD
Fact is, Mankind Doss Not Eat
Enough of It, is Opinion
of Expert.
Food can be conveniently divided
into seven classes--fruits, nuts, vege
tables, grains, legumes, miscehamret "--
and meat. Fruits, the least known,
says an article In Health Culture, are
the most imnportant. They include
tree products, berries and melons.
Only 4.4 per cent of the food we , on
sume in this country is fruit. Mr'
"is anatomically, nhysically, historie.
ally, deductively, traiditionally and
morally a fruit eater." Yet we not
,only eat little of it. but are restrained
from it by superstition that it causes
-flments. When ripened fruit is
dropped by the plant It is a mass of
living cells that form a society of in
dividuals, each Independent of the oth
^r. Whon eaten they give life to the
consumer. In animal fomds putr:fao
t!on begins its work im,'ediately on
the death of the animal. There is
fermentation in fruits, but no "rot
tenness" until the organized ferments
:-.ter through a break in the skin.
The subject is a large one and runs
to technical analysis that is of little
help for everyday use. But, generally
rpeaking, one can stand by the axiom
that fruit is a healthful food, one that
!f fresh and clean should be beneficial
and not harmful. Waste products
which cause the pertstaltic action of
the digestive tract form an important
,art of the diet and one that Is uuial
ly overlooked. Crude fiber is the best
v-aste product. Fruits produce an
ideal crude fiber.
Umbrella Morals.
"Not long ago at a tea,' said a man
who frequents such decadeut diver.
tissements, "somebody walked off with
a new umbrella of mine. What I got
in return was not fit for publication.
"I spoke to the host about It-the
tea was at a bachelor apartment-nand
he gave me a list of all thone present
vlwith their addresses, about tw':Xoy-ftvo
persons, sungestitg tiat I wr;!t, and
ask who had a new umbtrxlla in pate&
of an old oile.
"I took It with aome , .e x'rc of hope
which he at onc, r,: toid by tcl:r.g
me that on cnn' occa. !tn h' had '.,t
a new silk hat at a toc0i.i f,'r "'.n
and the hostess hxl ti:t' n hlim a list
of slxty-four men -who had h,,'', among
those present. He 'nrtte to the erntire
lot and rjceivel ftour re.ltip,. in tihe
negative. The o!thers ,imily iinered
his notes of li:qultry.
"Thereupon I concluded to !rt ,,rre
body have my new im,:brhr~d!. iut
stealing's stealing just ith, same, ina
my opinion."
Onions.
As an exhibit of t hat Ingerrne
man may do the ach!_'cment ;f an
odorless onion is all right. Itxt no
onion lover mould rart vithi that one
distinct and appetizing fragrance for
any price offered.
From early spring through the year
its penetrating, unmistakable pur.ge::t
simell appeals to the soul of man
chlildren revel in them. Poets have
written of them, at least orne 'ts.
Sydney Smith begs that in his a.cr.!!
salad "'trtcr atoms 'r: .,: ': "
bowl, and half suspected animate the
, ___
jwbeerM-QSo to ~

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