St. Landry clarion., January 30, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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2 PER CENT REDUCTION ..SA
Ai opportunity of a life time extended to the people of Opelousas and surrounding country, to purchase high gde
an reliable clothing at greatly reduced prices. Every article offered by us is this season oods brand n and
will bear inspection. We guarantee every statement made in our advertisment; so esitate but call at
your earliest convenence, and we will certainly give you satisfaction.
The well known HART, SHAFFNER and MARX clother, of which there is none Our line of the famos Liton Th grat Douglas Shoes
better in make up, style or quality. They are cut to fit and made to wear and you'll Monarch and Cluett shirts, also I
always call for that make after one trial. While they last you can get them at included in this sale. We have that you hear so much talk about; get a pair;
20 per cent off regular price them in a variety of patterns and wear them and then you'll be a Douglas
Suits formerly $25.00 now going at $20.00 styles, including the easy fitting enthiast. We have them in all styles
Suits formerly $20.00 now going at $16.00 Coat style, all at and leathers.
Suits formerly $16.00 now going at $12.00 20 per cent off all kinds now $2.80
3JU . now .$.280
OVERSH IRT SPECIAL Prices The Hat that looks well My entire line of
I We have a swell line of Flannel over- $3.00 kind $2.00 The Howard Hat" 1s n Pt L
-r $2. ofcourse, get one while Men's pants that for
! in all colors and styles, including the $2.00 kind $1.40 they last at 20 per merly sold at $1.50 we 50c to all children's suits in the house
intion styles. These articles are all $1.50 kind $1.15 cent off. $1..0now of which we have a splendid ii
rw goods, well finished and well worth a $1.00 kind .75c all $3.00 kinds- now to $ now now going 50now go- assortment in styles, pat
it to our store, as they are Real Bargains.40 ing at 40t to sd grades, while they_ l;t at
.75e k md .50c lhat s at Sale late of glisece at $1.20 to $6.00 $1.20 25•leent of, Those formy ly
r Th el d Te es sol at $1.20 to $6.00 $.05now
The Celebrated The Finiest line of A full line of Cotton We have a complete Rain or Sun going at $1.15 to 4.50(
WEET ORR" "FANCY VESTS" and Woolen line of the famous W EA ER
ever brought to Ope- "UN DERW EA " ronclad" everday, so We still have a nice
UNDERW EA " We still hay a i m_
overalls, never sold lousas, open for your children's stockings get an um- to drop in a ipeet th
vbefore for less than inspection, you can all sizes, weightsthe stock efore they are piceo .,,
.00 get them at andgrades lasts, we will let them brella now all colors and sizes, to suit and
Sgflasts, we will let them it almost anyone. They go
go at 20c per pair, at a reduction of
-now going at 80e 20 per cent off regular price 20 per cent off regular price o ai pe pairfor $1.00treduction of2 c
* WINSBERG -- Opelousas La.
E .MEMIBE.-, WIOAT WE OALDVº-EITISfl .EI DO
Noitaes.
witrit from Korea:
aegt day from two
Srone from
the other from
'.. Iisd. They
- in about ten
itsmo pmator's face
y .with ua~, were
:i*0 L a could have
Swhat they had
1 days of hot
s and the
voices com
ehduimrs in the
ap inspiration to
ai missionary
. They
earts moved
:kt* paid all their
iestaeu of their
rtthase 'individual
:ight heathen
their idols, to
they had used in
.i4i .e in Jesus.
as they told
of going from
Uai arging men
jad believe in
.,Jee. Christ,
Calvary's cross
w.ould accept
is 73 years old.
is 67. I asked
Id' soul win
ad the older
'I am eight
lmother Choi,
s twelve years
ah r age from
S~g.dom, they
S were dead.
t: energy they
in all from
et 50 miles.
from lack of
.ai their feet
of their
,of them are
feet. As I
the tears
- t entered
weet old
grandmothers do love our Savior.
'We have been praying for you every
day' they saki. Grandmother Yi said
before she left us, 'Moksa (pastor),
before the sun begins to peep up
over these mountains every morning,
I have a little talk with our Father
about you and these churches.'"
These Korean Christians are so en
thusiastic in their work for the sal-'
vation of those about them. They
have a burning zeal to preach the
gospel. It is "Woe is me if I
preach not the gospel." It is not be
cause of any political influence that
may be acquired which leads these
people to believe, for there is
no political gain in being in the
church-rather must they suffer per
secution politically by becoming
Christians. It is not because of any
financial aid that they will get by be
lieving, for they get no aid whatevre
-they support their own churches,
pay their own expenses, buy all their
own books and tracts, build their own
buildings, not receiving any assistance
from foreign sources whatever.
Surely they are not in the church for
the living they might get! Rather
does it reduce their income to help
pay the expenses of propagating the
Gospel. No! no! They are in it be
cause of the gift of peace from the
Father; because of the eternal salva
tion they have received from Him
who died for them; because of the
daily comfort coming from the in
dwelling of the Holy Spirit.
Would that our own people were
as enthusiastic, and would labor as
zealously to get others saved!
A "Dick-Nailer."
Because of the very strong feeling
of some of our readers we have, how
ever, not taken any advertisements
for liquor houses. We have been
asked to refuse this class of business
Ly some of our readers and we have,
so far, complied with their requests.
But we have looked in vain for the
paying advertising matter, which
would fill the space which these ad
vertisements would fill. We have,
within the last few weeks, refused
contracts aggregating more than $800
for this class of advertising. Have
any of the staunch prohibitionists of
fered us contracts to equal that
amount or, in fact, one hundredth
part of that amount?--Mindt Demo
crat.
STOP! LO-O K !
For Your Wines and Lquors,
write or Phone us for Quick
Express Orders at Rock Bot
tom Prices.
A FEW SPECIALS
Attakas CClub Whiskey, 4 full quarts $3.50
Green " 4.00
Cream of Kentucky " 4 " " 5.00
Murray Hill " 4 " " 5.00
tprem Frepaid
Prices in Bulk Goods furnished on Appli
cations. Write for Price List.
DBLAIC & LANDRY
1WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL
Mail Order Liquor Department
PHONE 134
NEW IBEAI, LOUSIANA.
i'•l~ I1 '1 I1 In HI I I ' B I I~ I i l
TOOLE COTTON SEED
We have bought a large quan
tity of Genuine Toole Early
Prolific Cotton seed, which we
offer for sale in lots to suit,
from a single sack to a car load.
LBFA-Yll COMPISS IA Si.AGE COMPA Y
LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA.
Two Chairs . . . Everything Modern
ate c.ar -Bamber salmp
...L.Ner saaa. " wmLV S YOU WAITa"....
OFFORD CARRIERE, Prop.
tADrr SRZE--- - --- ----- ?-POBRTX COUTr HOUSE
Buster 8m agi
and Tige . -:."
featured
Ex Jaesitiae
And his d Tecoming ttown
They will horeception at the
TUESDAY,RFEBRUARY 2 1909,
to whih young and od are dially ini
AdmtaniBS1G F ree
Come and Talk to These Famous Charaeters in Rea!Fles and &
Under anspices o .
P. ALEXIS SANDOZ,
WHO SELLS BUSTER BROWN SHOES.
AUSTIN REED MFlnA i
Fe ed St ab -
Feed by day, Abs out d.a ei, . Ap
week or month w Itoedama ~ o
Best of Care Gived , wt..
to Horses m .i"b "
L~atui U., lbs 3UI h?. j