The Rice belt journal., October 29, 1909, Image 8

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Cheap Rice!
The JEI: 'NG5 RICE iMilLL has roon for 15,000 
bags u, stoage rice, and can help you cut expenses C
on your crop.
If You Store With Us
there will be no charge for storage when we buy.
0 If you s'll to other buyers the storage charge will
be the usual warehouse rates. This is worth
8 considering when prices are so low. We will
8 also sell. 8
Cheap Feed!
8 BRAN, the Best lade : : $16.00 8
Special price on Round Lots. We also have 8
plenty of POLISH and RICE lEAL.
FEED 1S CASH. 8
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JENNINGS RICE ILLING COMPANYI
8 esh, Louisiana, 8
800o 000ooo0<',,oo0oooooo 00000,ooo.
"It Pays to Trade
in Lake Charles"
Your Fare is Paid
.... BY THE......
Calcasleu National Bank
ACTING FOR THE
TRADE
EXTENSION
ASSOCIATION
which is composed of the leading
retail merchants of the city, and
all lines are represented. .......
All kkailroads Announce
One Fare for the Round
Trip to Lake Charles
For the week of November
1st to 7th, for the
Calcasieu Poultry
and
Pet Stock Show
it Pays to Visit
in Lake Charles.
14
ORDINANCE NO. 141
Deeding School Property of Torvn of
Welsh For High School Purpose.
Be it ordained by the Ma ,,r and
Board of Trustees of the Town of
Welsh, Louisiana, That for the pur
pose of complying with the prvisions
of State Law, and the rules and regu
lations of the State Board of Eluca
tion, relative to the establishment of
Accredited High Schools, and for
the purpose of making Welsh Public
School an Accredited High School,
that the Mayor of the tow'n of Welsh,
Louisiana, be, and is hereby author
ized and directed to deed and convey
the public school property of the
Town of Welsh, viz: Block No. 44 of
the said Town, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
or thereto belonging, to the Parish
School Board of the Parish of Calca
sieu.
Vote of Committee.
R. M. Gray, yea.
S W. Day, yea.
W. B. Gabbert, yea.
Charles Dautel, yea.
J. Alf Martin, yea.
Approved Sept. 15th. 1909.
A. T. Jones,
Mayor,
Passed Council Sept. 15tb. 1909.
Samuel Blackford,
Sec.
Dr. J. B. Godfrey, of Olla, La.
spent F1riday in Welsh, looking
after a location. The doctor was
well pleased with the prospects
here and seemed to think it highly
probable that he would eventually
locate here. He said that, al
though he had been out prospect
ing for some little time, he liked the
progressive appearance of Welsh
better than any other town that he
visited. We trust that he may ul
timately decide to locate here and
that he will find our city fully up
to his expectations.
LOCAL NEWS CONTINUED.
R. S. Greer treated his jewelry
store to a new coat of paint this
week, which adds greatly to its ap
pearance.
Mrs. R. E. Meyers and little son,
of Jennings, were guests at the
home of Mrs. C. E. Meyers of this
city, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Ketch attended the
wedding of her friend and former
schoolmate, Miss Myrtle LaRue, in
Lake Charles, Wednesday evening.
NOTICE:--A few head of extra
fine well broke oxen for sale at the
Southern Mercantile Co., Ltd.
Just the team for your heavy
work this fall. 9tf
J. B. Chapman, of Stuttgart,
Arkansas arrived here last Friday
and has taken the place recently
vacated by Clyde LaRue as book
keeper for the Layne & Bowler Co.
One more automobile added to
the constantly increasing list here
this week. F. D. Calkins received
a fine 20 horsepower Ford the first
of the week, and is making use of
it both for business and pleasure.
LosT;-Sunday night, between
the Baptist church and R. M.
Gray's residence, a gold Chatelaine
pin, oak leaf design, studded with
pearls and one diamond. Finder
will receive reward by returning
same to Mrs. R. M. Gray.
Best line of Comforts, Blankets,
Portieres, Couch Covers :ntl Lace
Curtains. At The Welsh lFurniture
Store
A HOME FoH SALE:--Go0,d five
room cotta e. on two lots, splendid
well, fine shade, lots of fruit trees;
) two blocks northeast of Methodist
church. Inquire of J. H. Bowen,
Welsh, La. 14-25
5 LosT--About two weeks ago, a
plush lap robe, between my place
) and C. S. Saxbv's. Finder please
return to me or leave at the Journ
) al office. Chas. Lantz.
W. T. Hutcheson went to Fort
SWorth, Texas, Monday for a short
visit with friends, and for the
transaction of business. Before re
3 turning he expects to take in the
SState Fair.
E. E. Vine a young medical
? student and druggest, of Zwolla,
La., arrived here the latter part of
. last week and will remain for some
little time looking for a location
for installing a stock of drugs.
R. M. Lawson went to Lafayette
Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Louisiana Presbytery. He
goes as a delagete from the Presby
terian church, and will likely re
main until Saturday.
Mrs. McIntyre has just received
a fine shipment of Ladies Hats, of
the latest styles and shapes ranging
in prices from 75c to 12.50. You
can get the same style there that
you can by going to Lake Charles,
and cheaper,
J. S. DeWoif met with a slight
accident a couple of weeks ago
that is proving quite serious.
While handling a 22 calibre rifle he
had the misfortune to shoot himself
 through the first finger of his right
) hand. While the wound was quite
painful, he thought nothing much
of it, until last Friday when blood
poisoning developed He was taken
to the sanitarium at Lake Charles,
where for some time his life was
dispared of, but it is thought now
that he may recover, with the
possible loss of the finger.
Clyde LaRue, who has been here
during the past summer and fall,
with the Layne& Bowler Co, left
Monday evening for Lake Charles
where he will attend the wedding
of his sister, Miss Myrtle, who will
be married to Mr. Geo. M. King of
that city, Wednesday evening, after
which he will go to Houston, where
he will enter the main office of the
Layne & Bowler Co. Clyde is a
young man of sterling worth who
is making an enviable reputation
for himself, and his many Welsh
friends congratulate him upon his
promotion.
Rev. Louis May, of Crowley ex
changed pulpits with Rev. J. A.
Carruth of this city, Sunday. Mr
May preached morning and evening
to interested congregations here.
There is some talk of the church
issuing a request that conference
send Rev. May here, in case Rev.
Carruth cannot be prevailed upon
to come back here for another year.
Mr. May has done good work in the
ministry in this parish, having
worked at Bell City, and Iowa,
afterwards being sent to Crowley,
where he has added materially to
the church membership, as well as
to to its material and spiritual
I prosperity.
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Some things you may
want and dont know
where to find
Kodak Albums Stamping I~k
Scrap Albums Fountain l'ie lYi
Post Card Albums Linen M1arkine Ih k
Photo Albums Blue, G(-ecl, \ icht, Red
Ianti !l Ink
Tissue Paper Stampinpg P'a,(
Crepe Paper Typewriter li! l4k,
Carbon Paper Paper Clips
Butter Paper Rubber Date Stampet
Shelf Paper Bubble Blowers
Paper Napkins Passepartout
Box Paper Baby Sets:--&'oi , Birush
Pound Paper and Teething Ring A
Journal Book Store,
Welsh, La.
PAINTING AND PAPERING
R. D. THRASH, expert painter, paper hanger and interior finisher,
who has the contract for painting and finishing the new Auditorium, is
prepared to take contracts for anything in the line of fine painting pap
ering or interior finishing. Can also restain and revarnish furniture,
making it look like new.
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