The Rice belt journal., July 20, 1917, Image 4

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MissEcho Oaksmi
Vice and., [Pno TSeach
ýSTV)ll) AT S('IOOL IIOUSE
Telephone 98
YOUN(i [lEN AND YOUNG( WO[IEN
ThIu is your chance to ( your "l it!" Prepare for a p,:sition as Steno.
,rapher or IBookkeeper. 'ho and~ I, places vacant a, tlhe youlng mnen leave
tr the Irint. PositIons scureitl. ('ia enter anyti '. Fa'l term opens Sep
t rnhebr 10. Write at once tor p trta' lar; .
LAKE CI.\IILES Ul'SINESS COLL:(;['E.
July O0 Irno .,the Char.es, aI,.
FOR SALE
NIy Restaurant located at
Welsh, La., doing a splen
did business. I desire to
make a change is my reas
on for selling out. Write
or phone 219, Welsh, La.
J. L.. BI MI I
BIG STOCK
TDy Goods
Boots and Shoes
Fu nishings
Best Values Always
MARTINS'
AT YOUR SERVICE
Capital and Surplus
$750,000.00
Calcasieu National Bank
of Southwest Louisiana
Welsh Branch
E. C. Willard, Manager
E. F. Hardcatle, Asst. Manager
Summe, Excursion Fares
•-TO
Galveston, Tex. $9.10
Kingsland, Tex. $16.00 Alpine, Tex. $31.40
Comfort, " $18.60 Marfa, " $32.50
Tickets on sale daily to Sept. S0 inclusive
Limit 90 days, not to exceed Oct. 31, 1917
CALIFORNlA .
Tickets will be on Sale June 15 to Sept. 30 incil
Limit October 80, 1917,
SAN FRANCISCO LOS A
SAN DIEGO ""
,$70.80 Goin and rettrnurg direct
96.05 one way via North Paeife Coast
tip ticfat also on sale to other Fotin a o- i
, , Oreson.W.,siasto, Colorado and Es
PIla Year Vacatieo Noe '
Ier tfal 'lamastlea and us trted ilturtre, uk say
bsatera hdP~ AImt om write
r. I. PAULUM, _ r. MOaoNro
SPersonal---But Not Too Personal
And Local Items of Interest
If You Are Not Ashamed of Your Vi3itors Tell Us
Who They Are-Telephone 222.
A. R. Arceneaux and family
spent last week in Iberia parish,
visiting relatives at New Iberia,
taking in the salt mine, and hav
ing a delightful outing on Lake
Sherrington, where crabs and
fish are very plentiful. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Arceneaux's cousin, Miss Gertie
Espenan, who enjoyed a pleasant
visit at the Arceneax home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pitre and
family of Thornwell were guests
of 0. J. Mallet and family
Sunday.
I have just received my line of
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Spring
Hats and Trimmings, and invite the
'adies to ca'l and inspect them. Mrs.
Aline Romero, two doors north of
the Welsh Bakery. M30tf
Mrs. Chas. Mason returned
Sunday evening after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L M. Decote, at
Mermentau.
Deputy Clerk of Court. Clarphy
Pitre and family were guests of
relatives here Sunday.
"Let George Do It"
W. f1. Colbert Manager
Mrs. C.- L. . Davis and son
Willie left Tuesday morning for
Arga, Kansas, where they will
spend about six weeks with Mrs.
Davis' parents and other rela
tives.
Mrs. LaRue, who has spent the
past seven weeks very pleasantly
at the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Ryder in north
Welsh, returned to her home in
Kinder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Ryder motored over to Kinder
taking Mrs.-LaRue home.
We have a few American flags
with poles at the old price.
Sizes 2 1-2 x 5 to 6 x 12 feet.
Journal Office,
Phone 222.
Miss Nellie Stewart returned
home from Lake Charles Mon
day after having her tonsils re
moved at the Sanitarium there
last Thursday.
Mrs. Wm. M. Terry and chil
dren, now residents of Lake
Charles, are spending the week
here with Mrs. Terry's mother
and sisters. They will be joined
Sunday by Mr. Terry.
Master Giedon Doiron of
Thornwell visited Carroll and
'Clarence Reed last Friday.
Base ball supplies for boys
for young men and full grown
men. Spaldings best At the
Journal office. Phone 222.
Masters Dalton, Cantey and
Clarence Reed are spending
several days this week at Thorn
well and Lake Arthur.
The Misses Florence Tibbetts
and Adele Doiron are guests at
the home of Mr. Miller.
Miss Euphie Neely, now re
siding at Lake Charles, was the
guest of Welsh relatives and
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ida May Johnson, teacher
in the Welsh high school the past
term was here from Esterwood
Saturday.
The Welsh base ball team will
play Edgerly at Sportsman Park
Sunday afternoon at 3:30.
THE PROPER COURSE.
Information of Priceless Value to
Every Welsh Citizen.
How to act in an emergency is
knowledge of inestimable worth, and
this is practically true of the diseases
and ills of the human body. If you
suffer with kidney backache, urinary
disorders, or any form of kidney trou
ble the advice contained in the fol
lowing statement should add a valu
able asset to your store of knowledge.
What could be more conv1ae proof
of the efficiency of Dean's Mlidaey
Pills than the statement of a Welsh
woman who used them sad who pub
licly tells of the bende t
Welsh, says: "Ts
are a household t
ily and I can bs .
irng~goodfor IJb
used Damn's dfrest
thnes nsd thebsy* rrsi s4nest t
quickly, brintian gefti$ zmnlts."
PuRs Au e aat nM distmal Daa't
Mrs. Fred Codey and two
children from Kankakee, Illinois,
arrived Saturday on No. 9 and I
will make an extended visit with I
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rausch. Mrs. 1
Codey is Mrs. Rosch's cousin.
Mr. C. C. Kimble was here
Tuesday visiting his family who
have recently moved back to
Welsh. Mr. Kimble is at present
engaged in drilling a wild cat
well down on the lower Mermen
tau for the Mermentau Drilling
Company, a Newr Orleans cor
poration which has large fee
simple holdings on the gulf 1
coast. The well they are now i
working on is on the Little
Cheniere, three miles above
Grand Cheniere. -
Protect your eyes-We have
just received a swell line of gog- i
gles, from 25c to $2.50 a pair.
Come in and see our new display.
-Greer Bros.
Mrs. Mabel Hickman returned
to her home Sunday after a
pleasant visit to the home of her 1
parents, Mayor and Mrs. W. B.
Gabbert.
'Let George Do It"
W. M. Colbert Manager
Dr. B. J. LaCour and family
have been away this week on a
visit to relatives at Lafayette
and in Avoyles parish.
Nug and Arthur Romero, Julius
Goldsmith and Albert Louviere
went to Kinder Sunday, where
they played ball with the Kinder
team against Longville. The
game went to Longville by a
score of 5 to 3.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One L. C.
Smith No. 2 typewriter in per
fect condition. Apply to
E. E. Kimball.
At the Crescent Drug store
Wednesday evening we thought
we had met up with the real Jess
Willard, but investigation proved
him to be Mr. Holden, repre
sentative of the Allen-Pfiefer
Company of St. Louis. Mr. Hol
den is truly an excellent speci
men of the fully developed type
of American manhood, and the
Al!en-Pfiefer Company can say
they are well represented. If we
were a merchant and he should
advise us to buy any of the ar
ticles which he sells, we would
buy them without further argu:
ment, whether we had needs or
not.
For Sale - A good all-round
horse, buggy and harness, see
- C. H, Grauke, Welshl La.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kimball,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hackworth,
Mr. Clarence St. Clair, Mr. Frank
Senez and Mr. Carradine motored
to Hayes Wednesday evening to
attend the wedding of Mr, Ralph
Walker and Miss Helen Hayes.
"Let George Do It"
W. M. Colbert flanager
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bertrand
are moving to Welsh from Elton
and will make their home .with
IMr. and Mrs. S. C. Davis. Mr.
Bertrand called at the Journal
office Thursday morning to have
the Rice Belt Journal sent to
them. He says they cannot get
along without the home paper.
Call on us for paper napkins
and papius plates, A full line.
The Journal Office.
Phone 222.
SMr. and Mrs. Chas. Carlisle
Sleft Monday morning with their
i daughter, Miss Hattie, for Lake
i Charles where she will have her
i tonsils and adenoids iemoved.
SMrs. L H. Cornwell's mother
and sister, Mrs. W. F. Reeter
and Miss M. D. Reeter, of De
linois, arrived Wednesday
j1n No. 7 and will visit at
'  Uhome.
tVAMuL r couLc, cHOL
I UA AND DIA t Ho EA REMEDY
3Wri* fmJly' withot exception
SiMhalinemp ttl ssration ut hadd
tebin" tme t . of the mrlr
I ers and Biarriutmd is awrth
amany times its thi'whea needed anmd
tlia almost eartals to be needed before
'~r~i·it-tb 5~i
The Journal office expresses
most profound thanks to Mr. J.
T. Wheeler for a very fine large a
watermelon which was left with e
us Thursday morning as season's p
greetings from one of our prog- t'
ressive and prosperous young b
farmers. The melon was of the
Kleckly Sweet variety, large of
size and excellent flavor. It was
a great treat to us, and the spirit
which prompts those who have
in remembering those who have
not makes pleasant recollections h
linger with us. Mr. Wheeler ad. et
b
ded another pang of joy by re- F
newing his subscription to the I
Journal.
For Hay, Straw, Wood
(Dry Ash and Oak) for
Turpentine Chips, House
Moving, call Clyde Davis,
Phone 8527. P
Mr. Matbhi, a prominent at- t
torney of Houston, Texas., was t
in Welsh several days this week I
on business.
Mr. W. M Colbert of the Geo.
West Insurance Agency, motored n
over to Lake Charles Saturday f
night, he was accompanied by E.
A. Greer.
For Rent- Nicely furnished
rooms.--Mrs. Bolton. j20tf.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce, Miss
Ruth Holland and Mr. Shallen
berger of Ruston, La., on a motor
trip to Galveston, Texas, stopped
Tuesday for a short time in
Welsh, calling on Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Faught, Mayor and Mrs.
Gabbert and Dr. G. A. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ash were
Lafayette visitors Sunday.
Jas. Hiestand returned Wed
nesday evening after having
spent a month at Sellersburg,Ind.,
and Louisville, Ky., visiting ,rel
atives and enjoying a pleasant
vacation during the past month.
Mrs. D. R. Prescott and daugh
ter Praire are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. CG.
Seward, Mrs. Prescott is a
niece of Mrs. Seward.
Dr. R. R. Arceneaux who left
Monday night and Mr. C. L.
Abell who left Tuesday for New
Orleans on business, returned
home Thursday.
Hon. J. M. Booze of Roanoke
and W. P. Arnette of Jennings
spent several days this week in
Baton Rouge looking after the
interests of the schools in this
parish and other business mat
ters.
C. E. Dyke was called to Mark
ham, Texas, Wednesday on ac
count of the death of his grand- 1
father. Mr. Dyke expects to re
turn Saturday or Sunday.
Mr. Monroe Davis, the inventor of
the Davis Rotary Thresher, arrived
Thursday and will spend some time
here visiting his brother L. T. Davis.
Mr. Davis' home is at Enid, Oklahoma,
but he has recently been at Washing
ton, D. C., and other points in the east.
He says crop conditions throughout
thessections he has visited are very
good, and that Oklahoma especially has
a bumper crop.
Mrs. L. E. McMiliin who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Stewart,
here for some time left Saturday night
for Thomasville, Ala,, where her hus.
band is employed by the Layne &
Bowler Company.
Dr. Paul Quilty, Lake Charles Veter-.
narian, was a professional visitor here
today.
Messrs. R. L. Abbott and R. S. Greer
were in.Baton Rouge this week appear.
lug before the Railroad Commission in
behalk of milling in transit.
Police Juror Arthur T.Jones attended
the meeting of the Police Jury in Jen.
nings this week.
Hwn. John J. Robira of Jennings
was in Welsh Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Moore had as
their guest for a lew days this week
Miss Steila Tobey of Jenmnngs. She re.
turned home 'kuesday.
Miss Florence McCullough of Crow
ley arrived last week and will spend
Sabout two weeks visiting Mr, andl Mrs.
A.C. Moore.
JElIl6S YOUii6STERS
HURGRY: SEEK WORK
Twoyoungsters, Arie Spell, age 11
years and Lee Spell, age 8 years walked
Sinto town this morning seeking work
in order to get themselves something
to eat. The boys claimed they were
from'Jennings and when interrogated
by Marsel Estes said.their father was
Ivy Spel, andthat b e had given bema
permishlo to goout and get work in.
Order that tbe maight get something
to bat. Theysait hir ater was outj
of emBployent and unable to provide'
I forthem,. Mr. Estes saw that the'
ot op e ir ad asI bgght them tickets
'bsk Jo. 19 cml to'.
TAK NG BIG CHANCES
It is a r gat risk to travel without
a bottle oý amberlain's Colic, Chol
era and ' :rhoea Remedy, as this I
preparatic . ,nnot be obtained on the
trains or steamships. Attacks of (
bowel complaint are often sudden and
very severe, and everyone should go I
prepared for them. Obtainable every
where. 1
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
State of Louis'ana.
Whereas, A. E. Bourgeois, resident
of Jefferson Davis parish, Louisiana, I
has applied to me for the cancella
t.n of his bond, drawn and subscribed
by A. E. Bourgeois as principal, with
Ernest Bourgeois as surety, dated
February 1, 1913 in the full sum of I
Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, and
conditioned for the faithful perform
ance and discharge by said A. E.
Bourgeois of hts duties as Constable
n Ward Seven (7), Jefferson Davis
parish, Louisiana;
Now, therefore, I, R. G. Pleasant,
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
have thought proper to issue th;s my
proclamation with the view of giving
public notice to all persons herein in-i
terested and concerned to show cause
in writing at the off:ce of the Secre- I
tary of State at the City of Baton
Rouge. La., within ninety days from
and after the last publication hereof
why said bopd and the mortgage re
sulting ther rom should not be can
celed and 4nulled and the above
named secur s d;scharged from any I
further liabilities in the premises.
Given under my signature and the
Seal of the State of Louisiana at the
City of Baton Rouge, th's 6th day of
June, A. D., 1917.
(SEAL) R. G. PLEASANT.
By the Governor:
James J. Bailey,
Secretary of State. June 15-6t
Charles E. Carr..
WEILSH, LA.
Will Write Your Fire Insurance
Will write Insurance on Your Ljf4
4so Workman's Compensation In
surance,
:Il or Rent Your Real Estate,
Do your Notary Work;
Will Appreciate Your Business
OFFICE PHONE NO. 21
RESTDENCE NO. 57
Office Phone 156 Majestic Hotel
DR. D. C. ILES,I
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
ep.l.14.1lyr Lake Charles, La
1!
Feminine Confidences
should include mutual self help. If
you have been greatly benefitted by
our system of drycleaning why don't
you so inform your friends, who may
be in a similar predicament? People
unacquainted with the triumphs of dry
cleaning often discard valuable posses
sions because they are unaware of
what it can accomplish.
PLEZOL TAILOR SHOP
A. L,. Hebert, Proprietr.
N I
c. SEASONABLE N
" ,M Groceries
"- - Fruits
Ni %, tVegetables
N LET US SERVE YOU
Welsh Bakery and Grocery
K.IMBAL-L'S
Here You Are!
Everything in the way ofIUto supplies that yon can
in any wise need; and there alwa sometng needed
in connection, with the bile. All youhave to do is
slop your car at our . and we can supply it. Our
large assortment an ie have brought us many
cutormers.
,COMPANY
ALL THINGS ARE WROUGHT
BY STRUGGLE
(W. Lomax Childres )
All things are wrought by struggle,
Nothing is wrought by ease.
Out of the storm and stress there
comes,
From the bugle's blare, and the beat.
ing drums,
The vibrant liberty song that hums
When the tyrant's klg:on flees.
All things are wrought by struggle,
Noth'ng is wrought by fears.
By the martyr's death is the world
reborn
And the victory comes to the hope
forlorn
And the hero heart has the golden
(lawn,
Gilding the darkened years.
All things are wrought by struggle,
Blood is the gift divine.
The light shall glow where the wild
waves toss,
And the bridge is bu:lt by the gain of
loss,
For the world is saved by the way of
the cross,
That is the seal andl sign.
All things are wrought by struggle,
In the true hearts testing time.
For they live alone who have lived
their best,
Though the scars may crimson be on
the breast,
They come at last to the promised
rest,
And the victor's song sublime.
All things are wrought by struggle,
Then up to conflict, soul!
And armed with the shield, and sword
of right,
As Jehovah's soldiers clad in might,
You shall ccme with Christ to the
morn'ng light,
Finding the promised goal.
-Roanoke, Louisiana.
W. M. Colbert spent Sunday in
Lake Charles.
OLD GLN. APPEITE HAS
MAD! MORE MoneM RUNS
"THAN ANY
I t 6- a
*FAIR AND SGVAfERs
S UFFICIENCY feels
slotheful while Old
Man Appetite is making a
home run. Wholesome,
appetizing foods will bring
your family and the other
members of your home or
ganization to dinner on
time. And we'll deliver
your groceries so your din
ner is sure to be on time,
Model Grocery
P. H, Goodrean, Prop.