The patriot., May 24, 1918, Morning, Image 1

About The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955

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GLENMORA, LOUISIANA, FRIDAY MORNING
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liss Doris Johnson is the
nest of her nun*. Mrs. B. P.
tfniel at Louisiana Saw mill.
Miss Alma Hallidaay entertain
ed a few of the young people last
Saturday night.
The Red Cross society netted
over £20 dollars last Thursday
on the Red Cross picture and re
freshments served jnst outside
of theatre.
C. A. Car ruth on a business
trip to Leesville was taken ser
ously il{ and to remain thare a
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few da.vs but is back home again |
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
With a few doses of 606. ^ |
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ivirkpat
rick and daughter, Peail of Mel:
der were dinner guests of Rev.
Perry Sunday. I
Rev. Perry filled his regular |
appointment at Melder Sunday I
afternoon and stayed over and :
qreacbed again bu may night
Messrs J. W May and J. T
Calhoon ended the near famine j
on our hill by sending us a nice
lot of new Irish potatoes. Neigh
bor Calhoon put in as Lagnaippej
a gallon of molasses. Fine! |
The had splendid success with
their bazaar Wednesday. Our
people readily help in such work |
The Juniors of the Glentnoraj
high schoo' entertained he Sen- ;
iors and nign schoOi at a banquet
Saturday at 5 p. m. Ihe senioi s
and teachers express their sin
cere gratitude fo- this kind re- i
mem orange of the Juniors.
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A. G. PRINGLE.
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Mrs. Soin Robert of Alexan
dria came down to atfend the
graduating exercises and was
(thegue-tof Miss Ida Blackman*
Mrs. E. P. Johnsop of Boyce
spent some* days here with rel
atives.
Preaching services at McNary
I Sunday morning and evening.
Dennis Cnrruth was in town
I this week.
I D. W. Squyres of Melder was
jin our midst Monday.
Mrs. D. VV. Galian of Lecompte
|and son Capt. Willi • Brown mot
| om , over her) . Tuesday,
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| The play at the school
Wednesday evening was
well rendered and was cnjo.yed
by the larK0 au( }ience.
I fg eb commencement exercises
| Qf the local gchool Thursday
I nio>htj brought to a successful
: dose this term . The teachers
leave for their homes and Sura
mer work Wlt h the favor of ail.
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j forbid anyone paying luy son
'. iny ni( mey which they owe me
or lending him any money. 1 will
| not be responsible for .my mon
e y advanced to him. Signed, J. W.
Bruce,
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ABOUT RHEUMATISM
; Rheumatism causes more pain
suffering than any other dis
ease, for the reason that it is the
most comm<m of a p m s , and it is
i certainly gratifying to sufferers
to know that there is a remedy
that will afford relief, and make
re st and sleep possible. It iscall
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ed Chamberlain's Liniment.
We are advised the Glenraora
Potato Co. Inc. will establish a
12.000 bushel potato curing plant
on the Missouri Pacific right of
way at this pjace. Sweetpotrtoes
will be bought and cured this
fall. This is a good move and it
will not only increase production
but insure a ready market for
the usual over supply.
Succs.fs Apt to Dazzle.
There's a glare about success which
is apt to dazaie men's eyes. When we
eee a man rising in the world, a fool
ish high opinion is formed of his mer
'.ta. It is said, "Vlfcs» a wonderful
man this must be to rise so rapidly!"
forgetting that stravs, dust, and fenth
ers — things without value or weight
—rise the soonest and easiest,
not always the great and good
who rises rapidly into wealth
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t'*e nishi stood by your
window poering in, wait
ing to cn?.toh your loved
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German—who seeks to der -,y ail ti-at block* hi*
insane purposes. Co see—' 'THb KAISER—The Beast
cf Berlin." It wlli make you a real American—t%viil
make your blood boil.
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THE PICTURE THAT WILL fdAKE
YOUR BLOOD BOIL WITH RAGE
^ he i future that made New York
stand up and cheer like mad
The Picture that will make 100,000,
000 fighting, ciawing Americans
Pronounced greater in power than
our President s declaration of war
The Picture that will make you
thankful that you live in the U. S. A
The Picture that will sweep Amer
ica from end to end
The Picture that jamed New Yorks
Broadway Theatre to suffocation
The Picture that set Boston and
Chicago wild
DIRECT FROM BROADWAY TO
THE SCOUT
Friday, May the 31st. at Oakdale
Scale of prices: Down stairs, Row i io 5, 50 cts.
Row 6 to 12, 75 cts; Row 13 to 26, $1.00.
Reserve your seats. Phone 124
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LAY THE GHOST OF HIGH PRIC S
'let us re YOUR STRONG RIGHT SRI
In t ese times of Food Conservation;
We Strive to Stand the Tests of War
e-Ik sç First Class goods, and
ealing with our loyal patrons
Mercantile Company
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The Red Cross keeps up the
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All can give their money.
We are going over the top its
Red Cross drive.
Money can be t urned ovc
the Red Cross with full a
anceof it being well spent.
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of goods to choose from.
Medicines, Toilet Articles,
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CHAUTAUQUA
A PATRIO'IC TREAT FDR
Entire Commuai
First-class Music: Patriotic Lectures a.il
strations by Real Artist
Season Tickets: Adults, $2.00: Children,
McNary, La. June 4-5-6
Dr
D. W. Daniel
Lecturer
D. W. Daniel, of Clemson
college, South Carolin», Chautau
qua, lecturer on the first day, i
will come to us almost directly
from Washington, D C., to deliv- i
er a series of patriotic lecture s
In these lectures, "WAKE UP
I AMERICA!" and "THE
I OF DEMOCRACY," Dr. Daniel
j will discuss matters pertaining
I to the instigation of the groat
j war by the rulers of Germany,
j and will briug messages from
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tliOiO tu whom the winning of
this war, as far as our part of it j
is cocerned, has been entrusted,
The American people are
acking in patriotism, but in in
formation. Dr. Daniel comes to !
iheChautauqua to tell why we ,
are fighting, whet thi; results :
will be if we do not get right 1
down to business and win the !
war soon, and what the govern-, j
ment expects of every man, wo
man and child of America. He is
a spleudid speaker, and a man oi
many years experience in public
work.
The local Chautauqua commit
tee is very anxious that every
one who can possibly do so will
hear Dr. Daniel both afternoon
and night of the first day. He
will deal will, in at teas vital to
our national existence, and to
the future welfare of our child
ren. All young men within the
draft age, and those soon to
reach that age, are urged to hear
both thes# lectures, as he will be
able to answer any questions
which still might exist in the
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minds of s<>me concerning *hej
necessity of their paving the:
highest price in order ' that "the
world may be made safe for dem
ocracy."
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For a Sprained Ankle i
Subscribe for the Patriot.
As soon as possible after the ,
injury is received get a bottle of
Cliamberlain's Liniment and fol
low the plain printed (In* étions
which ac company the bo ttle.
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Take and read The Patriot.
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00 YOU clÜOY LIFE?
. A man in good physical eondi
j tion i- almost certain toenj-y life
I while the bilious and cyscej)tic
are despondent, do not enjoy
their meals and feel miserable a
good share of the time. Tins ill
feeling is nearly always unneces
sary. A few doses of Chambcr
* :uu s Ti blets to tone up the storn
lach, improve the digestion and
regulate the bowels is all that is
; needed. Trv it.
GRADUATING EXERCISES
The graduatingexercisea were
j the high water mark for the Glen
mora high school this year; the
notjerownig event of nine months
earnest, work. The large number
! of graduates, 10, made an iinpre
, sivc demonstration of thedeterm
: ination of our young men and
1 women to get an education; also
! the wise : r.d persistent endeavor
of our capubltqcorps of teachers.
Messrs J. W. Bolton and W. M.
Cady were felicitous in their re
marks in the address and deliv
er the diplomas respectively.
Our schuol is growing in fame
and usefulness under the effici
cient principalsliip of Professor
C. B. Turner and his able assis
tants. We feel proud of their good
work among us, and look forward
with pleasure to their coming
back for the next term, when, it
is hoped, we shall see'a large en
rollment and succesful work like
that of this year.
Everything Put FOght.
"Father, the duke has proposed, an-l
we want to be married immediately'*
"AH right Here s R check for your
ia <nj 0 n. Teii the duke cj step in and
m give him a doiiar to çet the a
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CAUSE OF HEADACHE
By knowing the cause, a dis
ease may often avoided. This is
particularly true of headache. The
niost- common cause of headacht
s a disordered storageh orconsti
pution, v Inch may bo corrected
by talcing a few dosi*s of Cham
^rlums Tablets. Try it. Many
0 |j îers | iave obtained permanent
rf . Hef by taking these Tablets.
They are easy to take ar.d mild
and gentle in effect.