The patriot., November 08, 1918, Morning, Image 6

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

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FELLOW CITIZENS! Louisiana is far behind
in the purchase of her 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.
We are doing well, but we must not slack up
GLENMORA, LOUISIANA
THE WAR CHAINES CAMPAIGN IS
SET FOR NOV. 11-18
W e will do our part
J. S. G E R SON
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Having entered this field and bought the Glenmora Potato Curing Plant
we desire to make this announcement to the business men and farmers
of this vicinity.
We realize the adaptability of the soil of this section of the state to
the growth and production of sweet potatoes, and we are pleased to
announce that we have begun to make extensive repairs on the Glen
mora plant and will have it in a sufficient state of completeness to jus
tify us in offering to buy the sweet potato crop of this vicinity.
in and aftfer next
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Monday Növ. ll,our
house will be open
For Business
We will pay $1.00
per bushel at the
plant-551bs to bus.
lor dhe bushel or a carload • any
quantity - of Porto Ricos, Dooly
v and Pumpkin Yams, or NancyHalls
LISTENS
: tinf.g the potatoes in within 24 hours after dig«
gmg. Do not cut them or bruise them in digging
them or in hauling. Don't pick the potatoes up and
«pitch them in handling them.' Don't even pitch them
ia inches. Handle them carefully, like you would
handle oranges. When you pick them up lay them
down avoiding a bruise. If you do not do this we
can not buy them, because bruised potatoes rot on
our hands. Do this as we instruct, as our interests
are mutual. Our success is, your success and your
success is ours.
'■ Grade them in two grades, two inches and up.
Warft in sacks or hampers to themselves, and two,
downward to themselves,
inches
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of
10
DO NOT PITCH
THE SACKS OR
HAMPERS INTO
THE WAGON.
HANDLE POTATOES
CAREFULLY AS THEY
WILL ROT, and
ROTTEN POTATO
ES' WILL NEITHER
HELP US NOR THE
COUNTRY AT LARGE
Let us work Earnestly together
for success and lor the upbuilding
of this great enterprise. It will re
sult in the doubling of land values
and the stimulation oi all business
in and around Gl'nmora.
LET S PUT GLENMORA ON
THE MAP. IT CAN BE DONE
POTATOES AND PROSPERS
YOU^RS EOR A CLOSER ACQUAINTANCE
A^O, A LARGE BUSINESS,
Great Southern Preserving Association,.
Thos. F. Ewton,
* President and General Manager
'TWo Discoveries.
A long time ago, a keen observer of
«fnnâui Mise ppt oa
corny that a small
his dis-'
nr sever
without
the ottK
lost
had
that period
r, they did h „
1 lavender and 3
Roman Soldierf "Smokes."
Record» recently discovered show
that the Roman soldiers'in Caesar's
had their pipes. Of coarse they
real tobacco, as
die
THE GLENMORA PATRIOT
(Successor toLecompte Drummer American.)
Published Every Friday
W. W. PERRY
. .V * . * Publisher
jne Year
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One-Doilai-and-Fifty Cents
Entered at the postoffice at Glenmora, La., as second class matter
Woman Lawyers Qalnlng Qround.
Woman are now eligible for admis
slon to the bar In all Federal courts,
and In Maine, Massachusetts, Con ne»
tient, New York. New Jersey, Penn
sylvania. North Carolina, Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota,
Washington and several other stated
—Law Notes
1 Authorized Dealers I
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FORD CARS
And Real Ford Accessories
Auto Transfer and Repair Work »-Specialty
Anything you want for your car, we have it; if not, we
will get it for you. Before ret^eing, see us^for casings
anid inner tubes—we have 'em. x The GOCDouea-Good
Year, Fiàfc, Ùnited States and Firesta3a©.ÿ y
Did you ever think about inputting shoelrabsorbers on*
your Ford? We have 'em, four* styles to pick from.
Why don't you put supports on your Radius R<Sds?
We have 'em. How about bumpers for your car? Save
a big bill from a big bump. We have'em—(Bumpers)
Don't throw that casing away-letus vulcanize it for you.
If it can be done, we can do it.
< I- .V "We to serve."
C. A. CARRUTH MOTOR CO. I
Phone 76 i GLENMORA, LA
Taberlet's Restaurant
• AND BAKERY —
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies Baked and Delivered
Every Pay. Patronize the Home Man
In the Restaura:
We are prepared to serve on short order many of the good
thing to eat. Our service is the best. Our prices are
very reasonable. Qet in the habit of eating at TabarJet
You will grow fat and save enough to start a bank acoount.
Try our Home Parched, Special Dripped Coffee.
Pies, the kind mother use to make
; A. K. TABÄRLET, ÿ : : : Proprietor
=J. W. BRITT:
Real Estate Agent
Notary Public
justic of Peace.
£A11 kinds of Insurance-Reutal Agent,
41 Nonresidents.
Taxes paid fori
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We are in the 4 NtMeat
in the McGui* J| , re building
All favors are appreciated by us
J} N. Eastwood & Son
WB.MÜST WIN THE WAR!
Let's help the soldiers who must have woolen
clothes. l ean take your old dothes in exchange
for new ones. Saya money for you and wool for
the United States. Try me.
• W. Ä Harrison,:
Clotla.es
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PRESSED AND DELIVERED
—by—
CHARLES SEGARS
back of Savoy's Barber Shop.