The patriot., October 18, 1918, Morning, Image 6

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

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FELLOW CITIZENS! Louisiana is far behind
in the purchasç of fyer quota of W. S. S.
Let me, as your local captain, urge the citizens
here to help our State and Nation in the fight for
world freedom by buying more W. S. S.
Get Ready for 4th loan
GLENMORA, LOUISIANA
While our Army makes the
Hun jump, let's tickle Uncle Sam
some more by buying W. S. S.
To the lady in the Glenmora
District selling the most stamps by
Dec. 31, goes $25 in W. S. S.
J. S. GERSON
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You Should Attend the
Louisiana State Fair
SHREVEPORT
October 30 to November 4, Inc.
It is the school for the farmer. It teaches improved methods
of stock raising and farming.
The U. S. Government War Exhibit, the greatest exhibit ever
seen South, will be on display, FREE. Gladway attractions
the best ever.
"The World's War" reproduced in gorgeous fireworks spec
tacle.
Death-defying auto races, very spectacular and thrilling, in
cluding Liberty contest.
Entertaining and educational for alL
Write for catalog. W. R. HIRSCH,
Reduced rates on all railroads. Shreveport, La.
" IT'S YOUR FAIR, SO BE THERE "
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OUR PRESIDENT.
THE MAN AT THE COUNTER
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He is one of the busiest men in the world— the "Y" man at the counter. He is as much a part of the military
•c-iae of things as "chaw" and taps. At least the soldier thinks so. The counter 1 b crowded all the time, and
■ >naij at the counter proves his versatility by answering a thousand varieties of questions, selling stamps, giving
r> r distributing stationery, helping the boys send money home, passing out good chew, handing out literature*
doing all the other thing* that a "Y" man is expected to do.
lus is n typical counter scene In a Y. M. G. A. hut. The picture was taken at Gamp Pike, near Little Rock, Ark.,
j. fhe iarge cantonments of the country.
'KEEPING THE HOME FIRES BURNING
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t is a little bit of home which may be found in any Army Y. If. C. A.
in the Southern Department. The big open fireplace, the curtained
the cozy corner, atkLtfce little feminine touches which have been
friends of the "Y," all contribute to the comfort and morale of the
v ay from home.
îe soldier will find a happy substitute for the home fireside, with
prefers it—the home paper—good magazines—« game of check
cuum, and a lot of-other things that help to make life interesting
. r. ' 'Lis ts the social room which may he. found In nearly every
vi C. /. hut This particular ong-kf enjoyed by soldiers from the
■■•vi states at a Teicas caipp.
'quarters offices of the Southern Department Army Y. |L G. An
ütouio. Texas. William B. Adams hi the execu^y* seerttary.
Better farming means greater pro
1 1 duction and conservation, and these
E . help Unde Sam. To get the best itf
ction.it seems to *J?1!S** ?
-. * a great man." said the * « uty. This the Agricul
V. Labjtuaily does bis think tunü H, * h ***** *•**■
, catic. Unes "to that after further Information and catalog
has made footprints os "*« to w *• Hinwfa. Secretary,
i 4 time it keeps him busy Shreveport. La.
literate them."—Puck.
FOR SALE
s cut-over lands suitable for Homes. Farms,
de Ranches; in tracts of 10 acres and up
i the neighborhood of Glenmora; La.
irticulars apply to,
?. o. Box, 68, Alexandria I^t.
tvcmemDcr mat tue quesium 1»
whether you personally may feel that
you can afford to waste food; the
point is that the Nation can not af
ford to have any food wasted by
anybody.
Is there a food pledge card display
ed In your windows? If not, why
not?
Bronchical Trouble
Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder, Roek
field. Ind., states; "For an attack
of Bronchial trouble which usua
lly assails me in the spring I
find Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy the only thing that gives me
relief. Aft*»r using it for a few
days all sign of Bronchial troub
le dissapears."
Trained to Usp Both Hands.
The children of Japan are trained
ts ambidexters, using both hands
equally well
8a Kh the Cyn'*
Character Is like money. *h«i yo>
have a .great deal, you may risk sm**
tar, If you lose it, folk will ti
tteve yea have plenty to era
CAHF.L F-f NESS RESULTS IN
FAILURE
That is why we say " Feed B
A. Thomss'Hog Powder accoling
to direction." DO NOT FEED IT
SLOPPY, butmixit with ground
feed and moisten with justenougd
water to make a ernmbiy mass.
Then each hog gets a bénéficia
dose. See full directions on pack
age. Yout money back if not sat
isfied.
Sold by A. G. Pringle
Glenmora Drug Co
PARISH FAIRS TO
MAKE BIG DISPLAY;
With a brand new agricultural
building ready for use, the parish ;
fair contest at the 1918 Louisiana
State Fair, October 30 to November 4, j
inclusive, promises to be the most in- 1
tereeting event of the kind ever held.
The space problem has been solved
by the erection of the new building,
which Is 250 feet long and 150 feet
wide, with plenty of room for every,
parish exhibit.
The parish fair displays will con
tain many individual exhibits, speci
mens from different farms. These
may be entered in the individual con*
tests as well as forming part of the
parish fair exhibit Practically every
article grown in Louisiana soil wiÿ
be represented.
With the nation at war and the
need for food production the greatest
in history, the government is looking
to the farmer to produce as never be
fore. The Fair Association, appre
ciating the necessity of greater pro
duction, is lending its utmost en
couragement to this movement, and
hopes that the farmers will make this
a banner year at the fair.
For further information and catalog
write to W. R. Hirsch, Secretary,
Shreveport, La.
BOYS TO EXHIBIT
THEIR BEST PIGS
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One of the largest livestock Shows
in the history of the State Fair ot
Louisiana will be put on this year by
the Boys' Pig Clubs, in the opinion
of officials who have been watching
the development of interest in this
department. Hundreds of pure blood
ed pigs will be entered and there
will be unusually brisk competition
for the prizes, which total in ex
cess 41.000, including approximately
4200 offered by packing houses.
In addition to competing for pig
club premiums, some of the Juvenile
exhibitors will compete against
adults in a contest open to the world.
Wonderful progress has been made
by members of the Pig Clubs, and the
adults will have to hustle to capture
the honors.
The Pig Club display will be in
charge of W. H. Balls, agent in charge
of Boys' Pig Club work. Extension
Department, L. S. U.
With the nation at war the need
for food production is the greatest
in history, and the government is
looking to the farmer to produce as
never before. Boys' Pig Club mem
bers are answering this call.
For further Information and catalog
write to W. R. Hirsch, Secretary,
Shreveport, La.__. _. J
Utilized 8pare Time.
"One can accomplish much by util
tring spare moments" "That's right
T|;3- ta'l g rl yonder has read Beven
e e> Kovels tbi' season while slie
v durDü" at bridge"—Louisville
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Daily Thought.
Memory is the cabinet of imagina
tion, the treasury of reason, the reg
istry of conscience, and the council
chamber of thought.—Basil*
good FOR BILIOUSNESS.
"Two years ago I sufiered
form frequent attacks of stomach
trouble and biliousness Seeing
Chamberiain's Tablets advertis
ed I concluded to try 'them. I
improved rapidly.
MissEmmaVerbryke, LimaOhio
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|'l 9 tern^ and Religious
TtowColumbian Woodmen Household No
223 meets the flrst Thursday in each month
at 8 o.ni, Oh. GEo. M, Mohbok.
v Worthy Consul,
Edwin Oku. Worthy Clerk.
CamP No. 130 meets
the tirst :-aturday
in each,mo th at 8
p. m,
. P. FEHGUSOK.
C.C.
J. W. BHITT.
Clerk
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Glenmora Lodge No.
SM meets third Satur
day in each month at
7 :stip, m
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THE GLENMORA PATRIOT
(Successor to Lecompte Drummer*American.)
Published Every Friday
W. W. PERRY
Publisher
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Entered at the postoffice at Glenmora, La., as second class matter
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PRESSED AND DELIVERED
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CHARLES SEGARS
back of Savoy 's Barber Shop.
SAVE MONEY
By trading at Glenmora's Square
Deal store. Strictly cash only.
W. W. Johnson, Prop.
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Aucnorized
Dealers
fordcArs
And Real Ford Accessories
Auto Transfer and Repair Work a-Spocifclty
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Anything you want for youf car, wo bave it; if not, we
will get it for you. Before retireing, see ns for casing«
and inner tubes—we have 'em. The GOOD one«—Good
Year, Fisk, United States and Firestone.
Did you ever think about it, putting shock absorbers on
your Ford? We have 'em, four styles to pick from.
Why don't yon put supports on your Radius Hods?
We have 'em. How about bumpers for your car? 8ave
a big bill from a big bump. We have 'em—(Bumpers)
Don't throw that casing away-letus vulcanise it for you.
If it can be done, we can do it
"We to serve.'*
C. A. CARRUTH MOTOR CO. I
Phone 75 GLENMORA, LA
T aberlet's REstaurant
-AND BAKER Y - ■—» >
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies Baked and Delivered
Every Day. Patronize the Home Man
In the Restaura; c
We are prepared to serve on short order many of the good
thing to eat. Our service is the best. Our prie«« »re
very reasonable. Get in the habit of eating at Tabarlét
' You will grow fat and save enough to start a hank account.
Try our Home Parched, Special Dripped Coffee.
Pies, the kind mother use to make
A. R. TABARLET, : : ; Proprietor
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Real Estate Agent
Notary Public
Justic of Peace.
All kinds of Insurance- Rental Agent. Taxe« pa
Non-residents. * .
WE MUST WIN THE WAR*.
Let's help the soldiers who must have veelen
clothes. I can take your old clothes iu exchange
for new ones. Save money for you and wool for
the United States. Try me.
W. H. Harrison,
Box 82 Glenmora, La.
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED