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GLENMORA, LOUISIANA, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 26. H>18
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Glenmora, La.
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MANHEIN FLORAL COMPANY
Flowers and Decorations
for all occasions.
' Flowers delivered by wire
anywhere in the U. States
310 Murray street 310 Milam street
Alexandria, La, Shreveport, La.
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Buy that W.S.S. now.
Preaching ssrvices at McNary
Sunday morning and evemg
Webster Britt answered the
call of his country Monday.
Robert Morris of Camp Nich-.
oil was here a few days last week.
Herbest Cady answered the
call of Board No 1 Monday.
L. M.R uliai returned to Mc
Nary after the tire, but did not
rrylong.
Professor C.B. Turner was in
town last Thursday.
Mass at t>e Catholic church at
ten A every fourth Sunday.
Break your Cold ov LaG rippe
with a few doses of 666 ;
Mrs. W. A. Blue and daughter
Eva, and granddaughter Marga
ret, of Good Pine, are the guests
of Mrs. T. L. McNiccol this week
Mrs. J. L. Pouns was in Alex
andria this week i,n the interest
of our Red Cross.
Dr. H. A. Bremer and a party
of friends motored to Alexanrria
and Camp. Beaunegard last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Joseph
have had as their guest Mr, Jos
eph's mother* Mrs. Jules Joseph
and sister, Mrs. J. K. Gaudefc.
W. E. Hailiday has been away
a few days on a trip to Texas.
LAME SHOULDERS.
This ailment is usually caused
y rheumatism of the muscles,
ill that is needed, is absolute
est and a few applications of
Chamberlain's Liniment. Try it.
GOOD BUSINESS
Is our Summer slogan
MORE VALUE GOODS
AT SAME MONEY CAN BE OB
TAINED THAN ELSEWHERE..
We are always ready to serve you.
CatnpbeU-Penny Company
Free delivery
THE ALLIES ARE WINNING:
So are we winning, because we
WE KNOW WHAT OUR PATRON
AGE DESIRES and keep it lor them
Gleemora's quality house for service
. And ries Mercantile Company
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w?--r- y.
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Phooc 1
Free Delivery
C. A. Car ruth mado a business
trip to Alexandria last week
and brought back another new
automobile.
A card from Mrs. B. F. Bre
mer who is visiting relatives in
DeRidder, states that she and
children are enjoying themselves
very much-.also that her sister,
Mrs. W. E. Tant left for her
home in Elpaso Texas last week.
That long looked for ram ar
rived last Thursday uight.
Our fishermen report having
better luck lately than in the
early season.
The political pot is beginning
to boil quite freely in some parts
of the state. Nothing «ut of the
ordinary is going on here.
The Methodist Ladies aid ga e
a picnic last Wednesday for their
members and a few friends, on
Calcrsien river. They report a de
lightful day for the outing
THE JOY OF LIVING.
To enjoy life we must have
good health. No one can reason
ably hope to get much real pleas
ure out when his bowels are clog
ged a good share of the time and
the poisons that should be expel
led are absorded into the system,
producing headache and indiges
tion. A few doses of Chamber
lain's Tablets will move the bow
els, strengthen the digestion
and give you a chance to realize
the joy of living. Try it.
RUB. MY-TISM— Antiseptic
Relieves Rheumatism, Spraine
Neuralgia etc.
Glenmora and McNary are en -
joying a tide of new comers lately.
Scarcely a vacant house is seen
in tlioss towns m i&ct dw^llingrs
are at a premium Good wages
and fair treatment are partly re- j
for this tide; the en- j
larging of the Louisiana Saw Mill j
Company, Incorporated, and the j
prospect s of other industries
coining, have also stimitated in- |
terests.
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We trust these new people wiil ;
find conditions of labor and iiv- j
iag to their liking and will an-j
chor for a long time. Most of j
them move to often. They cost j
time and money every time they
make a change. Plenty of workat ;
good wages, a good school, good j
churches and community should
induce them them to have a
home feeling.
A card from Mrs. Radial says:
"We are located in a beautiful
cottage right on the beach and
think if you will send us the Pat
riot we will have a great summer.
All send best wishes to you and
family."
Our soldiers aie giving a glor- j
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ins account of themselves on the
battle fields of Europe. No doubt!
some o£ the Europeans will under ;
go a very decided change of op- j
inion as they regard the ability j
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and valoi ot t ie / met leans.
Mrs. W. W. Perry was a Sat
urday visitor to Oakdale.
Mrs. W. C. Easton left this
week for an extended visit to her
old home in Indiana.
Sgt Newt Blue of Camp Nicb
oll was a visitor to the T. L. Mc
Niccoll home last Sunday.
A. M. Crowder wiLl soon be
come a citizen of Oakdale as he is
now employed by one of the lead
ing business houses otthat town.
Louis Berger is visiting reiat
ives in Now York for awhile.
F. G. Châtelain was kept in
doors a few days last week on ac
count of illness. He is back ai
his post now.
Mr. and Mrs. Albriton hav*
the sympathy of their friends bt
cause of the death of one of theii
children, which occured Friday.
Interment was at Amiable cejne
tery Sunday.
Corporal E. Pringle is here a
few days with relatives and
friends.
The next time you return ho
me from a trip look ut your town
with the eyes of a stranger, a
visitor, and"see how it looks
Rarely do things p.erish from
my memory thaeare worth rem
dies inst
embering rubbish
tantU'
Rubbish dies instantly, but
there is a resurrectiou. j nstc *
ad of a horn it generally uses a
a fire alar 13
Rev Brisco Carter mabe the
round of the third Quarterly
Conferenee with us last yunday
Corporal J. a. Bar spent Sun
dpy with homefolks here
Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. W
Lewis, a girl où the 20 th
Miss MayLong of Kinder is.
the guest of Misu Ollie Colquitte
J. S. Gerson lias leased the
Knight building;, as this store is
adjacent to his, this arrangement
will put his stores together and
save him much time and trouble
handling his wares.
WAR MAP FREE
SUNSET MAGAZINE
increases its rates to 20 cts. per
copy on news stands and *2.00
. . ... , . .
per yearly subscription begming
with September issue, 1918» j
A LAST CHANCE !
, ..u. ^..:u 4 orwurrn , < :
subsenbe to SUNSET Maga -1
zine at the old;price of ^1.50 per !
year and receive a Large Liberty
War Map of the Western Battle
Front, FREE.
This remarkable offer is open
to all whose subscriptions will be
received at this office up to Aup
ust 15th, 1918.
Subscribe before this dato and
save the price of
TWO THRIFT STAMPS
"Kill two birds with one stone"
Help the Government and j'our
self.
SUNSET MAGAZINE
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
1 The Glenmora Potato Comp
j iin J - s earing plant is being rou
| structed under the direction _ of;
^ciiruson uuct Mill soon oo
, completed. A house oi ten thou -
j sand capacity is con.siruct-ed anti
j wo hope ..r tamers .ill take ad!
j vantage of tins and make and
j «ave that many and more <xf pot
jatoes.
| Me v-ere at tue Louisiami Saw
j Mill one night ihm week and met
; some of the new men that are on
j the night shift. Among the mini
ber we mention, Messrs. Wardj
j the sawyer; Beard, mill office:
j Bridges, scaler. The premises a
(bout the mill are showing thej
; change of owners as the office is
j fenced, yarn enlarged and other
jlike improvements are evident,
tion for his hea'th, is brek at his
Mrs. W. E. Meigison will spend
three weeks at Hot Well reçu ne
ratine- bon hmlth '
idL e 11 1 uuaun.
H. C. Barron after a little vacu
o, w MJ11
uisidna öd\i jlilll
■re office.
place at the Louisian
Company's stor_______
James Hattaway joined the U
S. Marines this week and will be
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
sent to Paris Island soon.
Make this beauty lotion cheaply tor your
lace, neck, arms anil arms
At the cost of a small jar of or*
dinary cold cream one can nrep -1
'
are a quarter pint of the most
wondorful lemon skin softener
and complexion beautifier, by
squeezing t he juice of two f«?sh
lemons into a bottle containing
three ounces of orchard white,
Care should be taken to strain
the j Jice thiough a fine cloth so
no lemon pulp gets in, then this
lotion will keep fresh for months.
Every woman knows that lemon
j lice is used to bleach and re
move such blemishes as freckles
sat lowness and tan and is the id
•al skin softener, whitener and
oeautifier.
Just try it! Get tb röe ounces of!
orchard white at any drug store!
md two lemons from the grocer
swvct
nd a , ,.rter pint ui die
fragr mt ai.»u lotion and mas
;age it daily into,the face, neck,
inns and hands. It is marvelous
to smoothen rough, red hands.
Adv.
A cut and slash at W. W. John
son's store—Credit cut out and
credit prices slashed. See me.
Subscribe for the Patriot.
We feel that a word should be
said as to the growing com
spiri t among us. Itiseas
iesnow to get concerted act ion on
public utilities than ever. We are
gird of i-t. Team Work will win
for us in many cases where we
would lose if that was wanting.
Our business and sociaj lifeseems
to be more intimate; growin sood
will seems to be apparent; wo
hope that it is, anyway, for it is
needful for our welfare and ach
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A worthwhile patriotic service
for the Glenmora Community
will be held at the-Baptist Chuch
jhe first Sunday nigh tin August.
Get ready for it, attend it, and
show your good Americanism by
being Courageous at home and
helpftl to thd boys away from
home.
Pork FavorKo Chine»» Poe*
The Chinese est ist tie or no beef.
The beef consumed ia the empire is
chiefly the food of foreigners. But
the natives are exceedingly fond of
P° rk and consume vast quantities of
it Not only is the native article ar,
excellent grade> but ChiEefie po rk i3
retailed at a price far lower than the
mere cost of potluction in this conn
'ry. American pork could not com
pcte 0 | c b j na even if there
were no question of transportation,
Enthusiasm Befcro AU.
Every good and commanding move
ment In the annals of the world is the
triumph of enthusiasm. Nothing great
was ever accomplished without it.—*
Emerson.
Chamberlains Tablets.
Those tablets aro intended est
pecially for stomach troubles,,
biliousness and constination. II
you have any troubles of this,
ort, <rive them a t-hi and rea-izo
vouv seif what a first class;
medicine will do for
only cost a quaater.
you. They
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You can't afford to take a chance
when your health's at stake, so
make assurance doubly sure by
buying your medicines at
mJGCQ,
Opticians
Glenmora
Louisiana
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i' $ i't
Mrs. Oliver Writes
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Dear Sisters of Glenmora WC TL j
Please may I have your atten
'
D 11 !l jeU minutes.
We hold meeting every two;
weeks Of an houas duration only. :
, moutinifi jo ;
|L\Ol\ one Ol .3t. '
mporfcant. There is where we
are supposed to get our orders
and instructions for our work,
and there is always much to be.
done. And we are much hindered ;
Us a Union bv many members
being absent. Absent ones can
not know of the work done or
work to be done unless the foui
or five members present "with
"
the plans and reports do more
than double duty by going to see
absent ones cr in some vray giv
ing much of their valuable time
h giving individual instructions
I want to beg yon to attend these
meetings,every oneoi you. îheie
lis» no work more needed, none
Christian, nor any more patriotic
uuui the work of the Woman's
Oiiiistian Temperance Union.
Did you kaow limi the National
and oU.c W. C T. U, s have
given altogether four ambulances
thirteen field kitchens, and tweu
cy steieouiotoi'grapbs and have
adopted -06 fiencn oipa.a,...
^- nt * 5' 0U not ' ' v ' u ' ,
v - 1 ^ oc;L ' lia5> 01 •, j
doing How can .you: You do net]
come in touch with it. Come toj
the next regular meeting
Mrs. N. E. Oliver president- !
Sch<x>l time will soon be here.
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Oct boys aud girls «« regular;
visitors to Spring Cieea aud,
Calcosicu river They are learning i
te swim quite rapidly and thus
f t I
add to their fun anb s iIOlA . ,
One hundred par cent patriot
ism demands constant service'
and sacrifice.
The Helder family will moue to
Orange,. Texas Saturday '
Mrs B. F. Bremer returned
home Tuesday evemg.
M.r. W. E. Tant reports thrt ht
likes Elpaso and that his health
is improving Mrs Tant withholds
lier opinion for she has not bt,<_
long at her new home.
• Man's Complex Makoup.
The average man in health has the
material for 13 pounds of .candies, one
pound of nails, carbon sufficient lor
800 pencils, bindings for 1G octavo
books. 500 knife handles. 28 violin
strings. 20 teaspoonfuls tell and one
pound of loaf sugar.
Avoid AM Evasion.
Evasion* are employed either to
avoid speaking the iruth or perform
ing a good action. Hence, a lover of
the real and trae. as weil as the tea
der-hoarted am?"bene voient, hold then",
in direct and unspeakable abhorrence
The First Thimble.
The thimble of plain sewing was
Invented in the year 1681 by a gallant
young Dutch goldsmith oi Amsterdam,
who devised the "thumb-bel!''—for
this was Its original name—In order
to pfotedt his sweetheart's thumb tops
when she was engaged with a needle
and cotton. The "thumb bell" has,
however, become a "finger-bell," but in
shape only little change has taken
place In It since the iovlng Hans
placed the first thimble on the thumb
of this lady love.
WANTED!
^weet potatoes, yarn varieties,
for future delivery. Contract
now. Price 55 cents per busliel,
guaranteed at curing plant at
Gknmorn, La. Hampers fur
nished free. !
See
G. Châtelain, care of
Glenmora Potato Co , Inc^
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K a' A V ft '*< ' ■
—' w. S. s.-. ;
To win this war it is hot oily necôà*
„jsary that every American soldier
j agM , but every American dollar.
quarter, dime and penny must fight.
too. This is not a war of soldiers,
but a war of nations—soldiers ngainst
eo'.dierH, manufacturers tycr man
: uract.urers. farmers again .«t farmers,
; dollars against marks. That nation
^ win w i lose people are game to.
nd stand
.a the
{i „ ht tbe hardest, save ran
closes, oeu.nd ti.su.
' _\v. s. S.—
Amorican soldiers while fiGhtias -
; fpr America a-e risking thfcir lives.
but American dollars are running no.
risk while serving the government. In.
fact t)l „ ( i 0 u ars are getting better
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pay than the soldiers. War Savings
Stamps earn compound interest and
are backed by the* richest government
oa earth.
—V*. S. S.—
If cvcy man and woman in thi
country would only unders'and the
by extravagance and by v.'ast'ng
money on unnecessary luxuries they
are unconsciously prolonging the w-r
and cauainr the needless los3 of ycuna
American lives they would do all in.
tlieir power to dlsconUjiue and dis
courage the purchase of luxuries.
—W. S. S.—
To manufacture and aeu iuxnn :n
requires material and labor that a-e
roreiy needed by the gdvernmertt to
supply our army and navy with, the
necessary arms, food, clothing and
ct'.e. equipment. When yon waste
monnr oft non-esseutials you are dr
priviug cur ?oii(ier3 of supplies ther
urgently' nasd Tor their comfort and
safelv.
— W. S. 3.—
Remember every cept you invest la
War Savings Stamps shorten the wa*.
The individual investment shortens It
to a very small extent to bo sure, but
multiply this investment by 100,000,
0C0 and you have something gigantic
rr.d its effect on shortening the wtr
ran he measured in weeks, month«
and even sears. Every day the war
! i t shortened means the preventing .*f
housand^'of American casualties, not
"»»• »' "f"',
gJ ,,3 t >,; 3 ^een at
i
raen, last
year and ta-.s nave ceen at the rate
of *a million a year, and next year,
when our Sammies are bearlQß the
I brunt cf the fight we will learn that a.
, fighting m 3 y cost us 100,000
racn. If you will only realize that
every dollar you save and invest with
your government has a definite effect
in shortening the war. you certainly
have a most powerful incentive to buy
War Savings Stamps.
—W. 3. 3.—
The sa 1 ® of War Savings Stamps is
not an affair for children alone, al
though they have done a great deal l.t
the past, but tais sale haa been pro
moted by tiro- government as one of
its main sources of revenue for car
rying cn the war. $2,C00,000,00ft 1*
to bo raised by the sale of War
ings Stamps this year, $37.000;000 in
boutniaoa and $40 000,000 in Missis*
sippi. Judging by past records these
states will not fall behind, but it will
require the co-operstfo» and ban!
vroric of every nan, woman and child
—W. S. 3.—
Tînt war will be wen by eteaéy and
pesietent endeavor rather than by
spurts and spasmodic exertion. We
have fcc.d great ?nd sdniirab'e out
bursts of effort, in th® different Lib
erty IvOf'.n campaigns and later wo
cfcr.ll witness sudden and treraendcnF
efforts in battle, but we rely upon
something els® ns the mainspring fit
our war enterprise. That- something
eTae is the steady and sustained e*r
penditure cf- national energy at al?
times and under ail conditions. That
alone makes decisive victory possible
its battle. At home this ic best exem
plified fcy the steady, par?!stent fiow
o? money into the United States.
Treasury from ths sal® ef War Sav
ings Stamps from cvt'ry nook ecst
cranuw of this immense country.
—- vr. s. s.—
Remember that National War Sut
ing® Day is June 2Sth. Flodge yoar
relf on or before that day to save to
the utmost of year ability and to buy
War Savings Stamps that there may
be- more money, labor and material»
to back up those who fight and dto*
fior- you. ...........
Blind Man tnvcn*3 tfucles! Iiwtrjme«'!
An exhibition oi a new ioventton
will fce given this sftemcon at the
reading room &r,d library tor the bltuil
by Joseph Garner, a man who !s hîîofc
The invention .t 0 i~.~f rar> writ vk
lir. attadbed. ant of 1 * 0 ; t
are set ci. tin, ter r* tx -'C s-.. zi v
îx!eOT€; * lit «Î vftltitiu'we.
tarps.—use Fracciîcc CaU,