The patriot., December 20, 1918, Morning, Image 10

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

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IS DAILY RECEIVING THE LATEST
Designs of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ready-to*
wear Winte Goods, Suitable to all people, and
The Prices Are Reasonable.
Come in and we will show you
GLENMORA, LOUISIANA
Our Stock of Furni
ture was neverbet.
ter than now. Get
some these happy
days for yourself,
j. s. GERSON
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CANTEEN WORKERS PREPARE SANDWICHES
FOR SOLDIERS FROM A TRANSPORT
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The Red Cross canteen workers meet every arriving transport and the
tmidlers crowd the canteen wanting eats and smokes after their long Journey
overseas. Answer the Christmas roil call of the Red Ctoss so that the boys
returning home may receive such comfort?.
SECRETARY BAK|R INSPECTS
RED CROSS ACTIVITIES ABROAD
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Our secretary of war listens to our boys tell of what the Red Cross is
doing over there for them and is pleased with their reports. A response
from the Gulf division to the call to the comradeship in helping the boys of
the South, the North, East and West may be made through the Red Cross
Christmas roll call.
WOUNDED SOLDIERS ON THEIR
WAY TO SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT
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Thù American Red Cross provides an entertainment every Sunday after
Bßir. er the wounded in the big concert halt at the Daitford hospital, near
•London, whore some of the men from the Golf division have been sent to
recuperate from their wounds. Do your share toward making tliese soldier
T,il ^ you by respoadiug to the Christinas roll call
the American lted Crass.
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Fihicky Elephant.
An elephant, in his aaure land, ha?
\ h ud job to tind whnt he likes to eat.
Contrary to the general belief, he will
c't anything, but' he selects care
«tty the bbst of roots, berk*
n«l various vegetables. When s
fruits j
iu cap- !
feind ori
includ-t
pear f
t::dia Tea Chests.
Th» total number of tea cteot*
-qui rod for tbr Indian tea crop is
lotween S.OuO.téû and 4,000,000. The
timber required for tea chests is of
a very tjjecicl kind. It must contain
no >np tint would cqnsjede the tea lead
n which tpe tea nr racked, must be
ft.t f. .»I any odor, as tea vviU take
this up readily. and must be well <=ea
sauetk os the tea is usucily hot when
passed,--end unseat n$r.< wood
quantities.
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Your Money's Worth
In every trade can be gotten at
The Square Deal Store
FOR GOOD
Blacksmith work, Horseshoeing
Buggy and Wagon Repairs, go to
J. M. Partin Glenmora, La.
To The Public
I Have Opened
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IN GLENM AND HAVE IN STOCK A VERY
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Nitfe Line of high gradé reputable line of Jewelry,
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Watched, Clocks etc. to which I invite your cordial
inspection and patronage.
I also haves repair department in which I am pre
to make aify kind of watch, clock or jewelry repairs
All work strictly guaranteed.
Wishing you a merry Christmas ann a happy
prosperous new year, I am,
Yours very truly
J. S. Singley
The Pure Food Store
Is well suppled. Fresh Groceries
Meat, Lard Flour; also a full line
of fresh fruits. Your trade sought.
• E. H. Farmer, Prop.
MONEY IN EGGS
Eggs are not bankable but the
money froip their sale is. This
money is yours for the effort.
Hew do you treat the ben tbftt
lays the Golden Eggs? B. A. Tbo
was' Poultry Renifdy will keep
the poultry in good condition
ami increase the yield of eggs,
j We guarantee this and refund
j your money if not satisfied.
A. G. Pringle.
Glearpora Drug Co.
A ml vies Mercantile Co.
Evolution of the Lady Barber.
Some of you men seem to think
that woman is not qualified to take
her place at the barber chair. She's
been trimming man ever since the first
Hector whs a pnp; she took to singe
ing man's contentment the moment
she spotted Adam trying to determine
why he was a rib shy ; and she began
to shave when the first efficient male
idiot decided that a weekly allowance
for household expenses was the prop
er thing.—Letter in New York Sun.
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Soul That la Truly Great.
Emerson, that greatest at modem
philosophers, has told us that it is
easy when in a crowd to allow our
selves to be swayed by tbe opinions
about ns and comparatively easy to
keep our individuality and sweetness
when alone, but that tbe great soul
is he who iu the midst of a mass of
other individuals dan still keep the
poise and sweetness of solitude.
Daily Thought J
Memory 1< the cabinet of imagln» '
Iton. the treasury of reason, tbe re*
ivtry ef conscience, ead the councli
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Fraternal and Religious
The ÇoluiBbian Woodmen llou.ehold No
Pi meets the first Thurwiay In each month
at 8 p. m. Da. G*o. m. Monbok.
Worthy Consul,
Eawia Osk. Worthy Clerk.
No j*» niif t.
• ArtCUSOS.
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I. »V. I:r«tt.
« ierk
Glenmora Lodge No.
8M meets third Satur
day In each month at
7 :Wp, m
J. K. Pass in o to»
W. M.
j. iv. Bwrr, i
Services at tb* Baptist church
Sur day.
Sunday School 10 a. in.
Preaching 11 ». m and 7p tp
P. W Lofton.
Pastor.
Methodist
Preaching «ach Sunday at
II a. m. and 7 p. m.
. Suadavschool 10 a. m
Prayer meeting Jimi> 7 « •*.
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Werk fer Better Time«.
wishing and hop*
? We may rasl»
If we bestir our
THE GLENMORA PATRIOT
(Successor to uecompto Drummer-American.)
Published Every Friday
W. W. PERKY - v ^ . _ • Publisher
V SUBSCRIPTION RATES
jne Year One-Dollai-and-Fifty Cents
Entered at the postoffice at Glenwora, La,, as second class matter
Wasted Energy.
Eleanor, aged five, was autolng with
her parents in the rural districts one
cool summer evening. On approaching
a farm that boasted of a windmill, she j
«aid: "Oh, mamma, the farmer's got |
bis fan going on a cold night/'—Chlcs* :
go Examiner. j
Authorized Dealers J
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ford CARS
And Real Ford Accessories
Auto Transfer and Repair Work a-Specialty
Anything you want for your ear, we have it; if not, we
will get it for you. Before retireing, see us for casings
and inner tubes—we have 'em. The GOOD onea-Good
Year, Fisk, United States and Firestone.
Did you ever think aboutit, putting shock absorbers on
your Ford? We have 'em, four styles to pick from.
, Why don't you put supports on your Radius Rod: - •
! We ha ve 'em How about bumpers for your car? Save
a b'g tili from a big bump. We have 'em—(Bumpers)
Don't throw that casing aitray-tetus vulcanize it for voe
If it can be done, we can do it. *
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"We to serve."
C. A. CARRUTH MOTOR CO.
Phone 75 GLENMORA, LA
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T aberlet's REstauranfc •
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Fresh Bread, Cakes. Pies Baked and Dcli\
Every Day. Patronize the Home Man
In the Restaura;
We art* prepared to serve on short order inuny pi :
thing to eat. Our service is the best. Our} ri ■
very reasonable. Get in the habit of eating at Tab., let b
You will grow fat and save enough to start a bank ■•*
Try our Home i arched, Special Drippet
Pies, the kind mother use to make
A.'R. TABARLET, : : : Proprietor
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• ~J. W. BRITT
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J Real Estate Ageot
0 Notary Public
• Justic of Peace.
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^Ali kinds of Insurance - Keiital Agent. T> se. «; i
^ Non residents.
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Good Clothing
MADE and DELIVERED
See me before you place your pe«t order
W. U. Uarriaou,
Box "'? Glenmora,
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSE t,*
HacT to Have Their Tobacco.
fer tbe Revolutionary war long pipes
,-ere saMtml with great delectation
r,y theCSwifieental troops, and when U> >
mcco was difficult to obtain many of >
the setters would go eat at thHr war
to get tarqwtact with basas of loner
always bad s goodly
Glotla.es
j PRESSED AND DELIVERED
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: CHAüfeLES SEG \RS
j back of Savoy's Barb«- Shop.
Pretty Comptimsnt.
Willie bad a* a neighbor a largr.
[boy named Hubert, of whom he vu
> food. He weald watch for Robert'^
> return from school. «3 he knew be
v <nild fdey with him, aat! amuse Yim
One day ha was asked why b? liket
itobert so well *$* b* ßtttU **1iov**«
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