The Rice belt journal., October 27, 1914, Twice-A-Week, Image 2

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The 1 Ce Belt J1'urral
TW'ICE-A-WEEK
Published Every Tuesday and Friday
by the Welsh Printing Company, Ltd.
One Dollar a Year in Advance
Entered at the Postotfice at Welsh, La.
as Second Class Matter.
TUTE: DAY OCTOBEP, 27, 1914
JOHN T. HOOD,
Editor and Manager.
The Eugenic h.lu.
(odertlin Child -No, E hel. there h;u't
any Santa Claus. Ile's just y uit ow1
father and mother Ethel- A a in't
they no Satan neither' Modern Chili
(up in hier cugenies)-No; he's just your
father and mother too.-Puck.
Judging a Cow.
A cow with a bright eye is to be pre
ferred to one with a dull appearance.
She will tend to business more than
the other; also the one with large nos
trils is to be preferred because the
large nostrils indicate that she will al
;ays have a good supply of'air to op
frate her lungs and so her other bodily
functions will be performed promptly
and regularly. A good cow will have
short legs, and they will be smooth
and without extra meat.-Farm and
Fireside.
Friday, October 30th.
......A t the.....
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. ..Presents......
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A ravishingly beautiful version of the famous Fairy
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Children and Grown-ups. Bring all the Youngsters
to see "The Sleeping Beauty."
The kiddies all want to see
Baby Early, the Child Actor
as the Fairy Sunbeam.
Admission: Children, 5 cents and Adults 15 cents.
Thursday Night Programs Dis
continued Until Further Notice.
t I _ - wt.' , r .a iw L:.a". .~h
Visit Our New Store
where you will find as up-to-date
a line as you will find in
the larger cities
Watches of all flakes and Clocks,
Jewelry, Cut Glass, Hand Painted
China, Musical Instruments and
Attachments.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
AND GUARANTEED
WELSH JEWELY COMPANY,
-Arikr*MINF1M? gnr .y .. --w* set "r . 9 4 '1 I K.
Furniture! Furniture!
W E have just unloaded and placed on our
floors a full car of new goods, and can
better supply your needs in home furnishings
than ever before.
A Big Line of Comforts and Blankets,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Portiers, Quilts, etc.
Best Line of Cook Stoves and Heaters.
MiIIer H adware nod EoFurnisrn Co1
Everythin g in Hardware, furniture and house Furnishings.
An Iuiteresting Continued
L1OC ' Story of Local Happenings
In and about Welsh Touch.
LA CONICS ing Personal Mention......
Mliss Irma Kimball returned
Monday from spending the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Kimball of Edgerly.
Mr. and Mrs D. J. Benoit this
morning took their srn Alcee to the
Deaf and Dumb School at Baton
Rouge,and they were accomplaniedl
by their daughter Miss Cora as
far nsa Lafayette, andi will le the
guest of relatives, there.
FOR SAL':-An A No, I driv
ing and saddle horse also one hug
gy ant harness good as new, 15)o
several head of cattle At a bar
gain if taken at once. Apply to
Welsh Jewelry Co. 33tf
Dee Dee Hutchins, charged with
having stolen $4000 from the
store of Mr. P. II. Goodreau in
Welsh last summer, entered a plea
of guilty in the District Court last
week and was sentenced to six
months imprisonment.
M1r. E T. TRobinson was accorn -
panied to the Sanitarium in Lake
Charlecs yesterday afternoon by
Messrs. J. W. Armstrong and Mar
shal \ at kins where he underwent
an operation this morning.
Mrs. Jules Benoit who has been
in San Antonio, for the past six
weeks Ereturnedl Saturday. Mr.
Benoit having gone out there to
aiccompln anny her home. 1 riends
will be very glad to hear that Mrs
Benoit's health has been very
much improved.
Miss Ethel Miller who has been
spending several weeks with rela
tives and friends in Greenville,
Ohio, returned Sunday morning
accompanied by her cousin Miss
Mabel Miller, who will be her gues
Get this week's Country Gentle
man and read ''The Rise of Rice"
-journal book Store.
FOR SALE:-Having decided to
quit farming we will sell at private
sale 10 head of good mules all the
farm machinery, harness, wagons.
every thing needed on the fariim.
Come soon, good terms -CLINE
I3BROTHIERS. 34tf
Hon. Chas. F. Buck Sr. promi
nent attorney and citizen of New
Orlerns and a prince among men
was a guest of Mr. L. E. Robinson
Sunday.
Mrs, Nelson Boucher was carried
out to the Sanitarium at Lake
Charles where she underwent a
rather complicated operation today
FOR SALE:-Barred Rock eggs
$1.00 per setting.-hi. C. % illard 18
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Morgan and
little granddaughter spent Monday
the guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Claude Philips at Jennings.
Mrs. L. Tom Davis went to Jen
nings Monday to be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Lee Mnris,
Mr 0. L. Boudreaux convicted
last week of manslaughter was
sentencedl Saturday morning to
20 years imprisonment and a fine
of $1 00 and cost.
WANTEI):-To furnish rooms
and board for three or four school
girls or teachers. Quiet, pleasant
home and many conveniences.
Mrs. A C. ShiDman. lStf,
Mrs. Sudduth, chief operator of
the Cuniberlani Telephane Co. of
Jennings was the guests of Welsh
friends Saturday evening ant Sun
day.
Misd Ivy. Hathaway, former
teacher in the Welsh Iigh School,
but now located at Sulphur, spent
Sunday the guest of her brother.
in-law, Dr. W, L. Stewart of this
efty,
Mr J. S. DeXolf of Woodlawn,
was a business visitor in Welsh
Saturday.
Mr. P. H. Coverdale of the
Southern Rice Growers A ssociation
at Beaumont, Texas, 'pent the
.week end with his family in thi
city.
Miss Marion Funk returnet Mon
dlay morning fromr spending the
Sweek end with relatives in Iowa.
\lrs. E. T Ruhinson and Mr.
and Mrs. 1. W. Robinson went to
Lake Charles this morning to see
M1r, Robinson who underwent an
operation at the Sanitarium,
Mrs. Cha:is Ryder went to Lake
Charles today to be guest of friends
Mr. and Mrs. Eulace IHowley!
and little do ughter will leave to.
night for several weeks visit with
relatives andrl friends in their old
home at Camrp (,reek, Virginia
FROM SARAH JANE
Well Mr. Editor I recken yer '11 be a
throin these yer paragraps in yer wast I
bakit, but as I am rite hear in fenton
with red hair, Ireckls yellow dress an
aul just as I always is and seems that I
the kuiritry is geten in a woser fix ever
day, I just thot I was agoin to tell yer
valnble paper thler Jurnil about ther
konditirns out here. Well Mr. Editer
yer no when yer have ter pay 10cts for
shuger 25c for swine busen and $2 a bag
for yer bisket meteriel an aul such lik
yer kan make up yer mine ter git
down an do something. now Mr. Editer
yer no Paw he's oen in doors aul sum
mer an he aint made a single cent to.
wards a livin for ther house, Paw he
is a poliytison and he is ben in ther
kuntry aul the time. Well Mr. Editer
ter teil yer how I ben a workin ter
tak kare of ther grocry bill and the
rent aul sumanner and get a few pices of
klose for paw ter look good in ther
kompain, is this way, yer no chickens
bring about six bits a head and eggs
are celing for a quarter a dozen, well I
raised about 50 hens and about 40
rosters and the old hens and the young
hens lay some lik 24 dozen eggs a week
thats some money and ther chickens
pay ther rent and ther eggs pay ther
grocry bill and ther family lives out of
ther gerden. Well along in Setembre
paw he sas Sarah yer better try ter
have a new garden made an putit in
turnips and kabage an some musterd
an redishes an such like fer ye no times
is goen ter be kinder, d-- bad this
winter. Well Mr. Editre yer no paw
when paw sas do a thing, so it was up
to Sarah. Well I got ther garden all
O. K. and it full of turnips, rootabigars,
kabag, musterd, redises, lettuce. onions
and leeks an there just lookin bully
good. Well paw he got 7 or 8 pigs and
we got a hole lot of swete taters both
yello andwhite, and paw he made me
sow about oie aker of shuger kane
well if yer kin think of a bettre way
ter live cheep an ter have aul yer want
and aul yer kan eat rite ter home I
would sure lik ter no it, for I am
just a koman kuntry strap of a girl and
I dont have no truble ter keep ther
farm agoin an live. Paw says better
nor if yer was a milinare, kause yer
kant by aul yer ken raise an a nice an
fresh as yer ken pick it out of the gar·
den and field and the hen nest and ther
chicken yards. I would like ther have
some bardroca chicken ter raise but
paw he is so busy he kant order any an
of course I ant got no edgation ter rite
ter bisnes men. Well paw sas yer kan
go tershool this winter, but shaw you
kant put kanfedence in nufin paw tels
yerkaus he just abot been goin ter
move ever sinc ther probition questen
poped up, Well Mr. Editer I dont no
whot ver think abaut my scribling. and
so on but if yer meet eny of the' girls
wots a havin a hard time ter get along
tell em ter rase chickus ana a good gar.
den an live like Sarah, hapy and lots to
eat to home. Now Mr. Editer ther only
thing thatsl is worrowing me is my age
and ther matrimony? For I never was
much of a hand fer old maids, or batch.
lar, but if yer see any of these matri.
monily enkline young man pleas hand
him akopy of ther Jurnal thats got
ther this artiile in it, and I am still at
fenton with my troubles and red hair
and freckles. now about ther skool I
started ter tell yer about ther skool, I
started ter tell yer abuut whilte ago,
ther folks kinder round fenton hab wot
yer kall a lexion I recken that ware yer
all agree to do a thing or ter not do it,
an I recken they agreiteoi bild a tradeJ
brick house ter kep skool in an paw sas
I kan run over after ther P. M. recess,
I believe he kalled it, and take a koars
o writin an a spelen kaus he sas that
whar my week point is, but who noes
I mite never be in ther skool house les
its ter skrub, that the way paw is. now
paw he is out a looken after ther lee.
tion that ter kom off on ther third
Ocktober, yer no Mr. Edater paw he is
kompaing fer ther same Ihan wot was .
elcketed for a kongressman sometime
back I beleve paw kaled him Lasaroe or
Lasora something like that I wander
if he is a single man or a batcheler.
Paw sas he is a fine feller an I like ter
see ther man. Well Mr. Editer yer
mite fine a word or 2 wot is speld un .
korect an in kase yer do pleas korert it
for me. I klose my apeal fer home gar.
dening to aul my friends an ther Jun.
nel torse.
Yours Very Respeckfuley
SARAH JAME.
Mr. J. M. Barnett of Kinder was
a business visitor in this city Sat
urdlay.
Mrs. S. Benoit and sister Mrs. Ii.
Hlaves returned Saturday evening
from several days visit with their
mother, Mrs, Abshire at Gueydan
Miss Lucile Anderson, formerly
one of the Welsh High Schonl
teachers but now located at De
Quincy, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents. Mr, and Mrs.
J. A. Anderson of this city
Mr. and Mrs John G Ewing and
little son Olan, spent Sundaiy in
Lake Charles the guests of rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. J TI Cooper and dlaughter
Mrs. Leah Simpson were guests of
friends in Lake Charles Saturday.
MIr. and Mrs. J. A Kiplinger re
turned to Lake Charles Saturday
after spending a few :days with rel
atives in Welsh.
Born:-To MIr. and Mrs. Walter
StClair a fine son, Saturday.
Don't Wait
For Your Ship to Come In
-Row Out and Meet It
One Dollar Deposited in
Our Savings Department
Will (live You a Start
Towards That Ship........
Calcasieu Trust & Savings
WELSH BRANCH
ROCK MANE!
The Black Stallie
It is important to select the proper kind of stock to
in this country.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAP
Small Creole mares bred to the best stallion wi
duce good serviceable stock for this country.
the stock we buy and not cost any more to.
the ordinary pony stock and worth three times
ROCK MAIvETHO has
the qualities necessary to
the above requirement..:
TEUllS AND PRICES REASONABLY:
Every one owning a mare should see
R. A. ESTES, M~ANAGER I
welch Livery1 Feed & Sale S
Phone No. 200 - - -
Residence Phone No. 162
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This is a prescriptioa
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