The Rice belt journal., March 01, 1919, Image 2

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and Farm Seeds
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WELSH, LA Phone 34
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OF SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA
Capital and Surplus $750,000
OFFICES AT
JENNINGS LAKE CHARLES LAKE ARTHUR
KINDER WELSH OAKDALE
DEQUINCY VINTON SULPHUR
MULES
and HORSES
An excellent selection
SOME FOR ALL PURPOSES,
Do not buy mules or horses until you see ours
F. D. MULLEN : : : : WELSH, LA
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.lit' .\i'lihni, lJ1'ogressi\e
. r1i44'I'. as in W elsh sli \\'ei
. l'\ '! i n;t 1, busin. ss Illn it- !I
,, \\'hii,, h1 ,r M r. Al'hlIli 'i
.Jlurna'il allice on :i il- If
S , t! t'ill a d s(ect' l tl,
A le. and ()ranges M'lartin'. I
fr'uit ' ExcIhang s e.I
\liS 111111 I L't I has lIe 1 1 S UiCe
!,I(. ,,<I'Vic ON of .\uRuIt ,OtlUitle,
!I I '',[a i l,'l('e'l Gil(1 e(' lg illa
, ))'i11 (-r o if .()-i sie'eile 1 (4 assis\l \1i.l
:f! lhi, lonsorial tlarlor.
lI
I.lil;u iH iurgeois was in town '
!'i 'l)l\' fromi Rice. Mr. IHour
.;I',lio , lnntlunll s that he has re- .
cil disposedl of his prosperouls is
11(ei'x+ll. lise business to a .Mir. hl
!lnnin:ll - of Lake Charles and ni
v"ill in the future de\'ole his en- 1o
lire linle all effort to agricultutr- e'
;! !lllrs tt ts. th
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The (Civic league will meet
with Mrs. Asa Benoit Friday,
March 7th, 1919. it :3 o'clock.
-.Mrs. ( odfrey, chairman of the,
cleanll-uJ commnittee, will give her
report of the past year's v. (rkl at
tlis i lteetiln . Everyone is 'inrged
lti bie presell.
John T. flood and W..' . ('ol
t bert--long Time Loans.
. Ielerall froim Otlis lFisher to
his Ilather announced that he had
Sadrii iv edI c n the United States (onI
F(lFeb. 25t1h; was nomw in the hosjpi
ta1 in \New York. It is thought
probabl)e that (Otis will be hoie
i- ;ls soon as the forimalities of ex
Sinilllnati(il! and (lischarge are gone I
Ithrolgh with.
Fresh shipment of choice cakes
)I. and crackers just received at
Martin's Fruit Exchange.
Ve ILawrence Albbott arrivedl in
:i- I \\'elsli Monday night fromn (hreat
- i,:kes Naval Training Station,
i having received his (lischalir :ge
- tfront the service.
Among the many recent tra1is
1 fersi of desirable Welsh resi(dencel
lp'ojerly is the i ulrchase ly Aris- (I
tile Benoit of the old I)r. Coocler
home oiii from Mrs. Amny Benoit.
Telephone 244, The Texas Oil '1
Co., for prompt service. Com- \
plete line high grade refined oils,
lubricants, greases and roofiing
material. e
Sergeant Timothy B. Mc Millini d
is among the latest of the arrivals
• . lie ha ving returnedl Thursday eve- a
I fning froml Camp Greene, Char
lotte. N. C. CTimh says he has serv
ed his Uncle Samn to both his and a
the uncle's satisfaction, or wordls
to that elfect, and he will now re
suillile civilian life with litting
girace.
John T. Hood and W. M. ('ol
bert-Long Time Loans.
W. II. Blane and wife of' Crow- em
Iey were week end( guests of Mrs. cl
M. E. l)Davidson. le
R. M. (Gray, Chevrolet sales to
manager, was homne for a w'eek V
end visit with his family. ht
CEMENT BLOCKS-See C. I,. le
Davis, phone85, Welsh, La.
Mrs. Leona D)emarest of Rice
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Hebert, for the week end. he
the
Mr. and Mrs. I). M. Babin of
Roanoke are rejoicing over the
arrival of a baby daughter at gei
their honme on Wednesday, Feb.lai
19thl.
John T. Hood and W. M. Col. the
bert-Real Estate. rec
MrI. and Mrs. W. W. Thayer,
formerly of Lafayette, were here
laet Saturday enroute to Vinton
where they will make their home du
on a farm the present season. e
Hna
Mr. and Mrs. A: E. Bourgeois en
were Lake' Chariles visitors last be
Friday. an
the
John T. Hood and W. M. Col- the
bert-Real Estate. a
mI n
meet Mrs. A. E. E. Iognion loll a son,
day, H lulert, left Sunday morning for
oek. I losion, Texas, where Ihey were
the t, join Mr. Lognioin, naiking thleir
her h"Made in HoLauston eight." at Martin's.
ki Fruit EIchane.
• .cd O. ()aklcy am d tauhl.', 1:n1
n1 a a11, a1' m1oher, Mrs..1. ,l.
('of- where lthe' will r ,eside 1un1 il t 11 n .i
at O the yale sis ei lll('ll'J)1fro15 the
had New line of Jacobs Candies
`t" "Made Last Night." at Martin's
aght Fruit Exchange.
tile
Siex- M 1r. and Mrsa . L. Prentice and
C( ha es, visit' inst r ~elatives,
e T. i'. Bower and Chas. Mason,
\'who are employed for the present
in the Canlcasieu metropolis chine
ho'I me S pend Sunday.
ing ev. and 11rs. A.. 1. Cullen and
ed last SuLher ere in ennings Insi t
Iliii unday eve ning, the Rev. filling i'
.- an ai luol int ent :il a e vIiplisi.
Mrs. 11. rn IulIssrd of lBenuiiont
nee was the guesl of. her sisters, e. . -
d-ahmes 1)ulpre lihbert :1n(1 l)Dlenv
ller It last Sunday'.
G.s T. )ullug s of lor Arthur, I
Oil Texas, .penl 'list Salturday in
)m- - W elsh.
its, -
ing Mr. land Mlrs. J. N., Mills return
ed last Sunday from :t visit to a
Mrs. Mills' sister, Mrs. Pope iJr
lien don at Georgetown, ofiss. They so
'als report having had a pleasant tries
ve- n'e an enjoyable visit.
Ind oke was a Welsh visitor Mondaly.
T- .Mr. and Mrs. Lee Loper Were
111 guests of Mr. anld lMrs. 11. F. Wei-s
chert last Sunday. oll tough thIey
reside in lennings during the rice
ol- season, Mr. and .Mrs. Loper are
preparing to return to their home
in ,lonlgolmery, Ala. Sunday
- eening Mrs. Loyou have per and rttacks. ofei
rs. cher( renaccomperanied sby asckness of -
lections and dullres? of the song
servie servick e at the Pres hy
leain's riTablehurchts. as direcs. ted foper has aq
veryss, ee and yo ulured ableoic and
hese attar in he you observie thewai pr
a drectlightonsl ddiion o he excel-pacage.
I, lent proigral of the evening.
THAT TERRIBLHE HEADACHE
rs. Do you have periodic attacks of c1
headache accompanied by sickness of w
the stomach or vomiting, a sallow
' The skin and dull eyes? If so, you can
get quick relief by taking Chamber- to02
lain's Tablets as directed for bilelious- it f
ness, and you may be able to avoidgr
Sthese attacks if you obseirve theup di
rectibe done.s with each package.ition to ilk C
andTh calveow is a cow income pro
t rhe lant ood in gse in her haro
- vest contianureally. Ahi imes itt
may seemwill helpard serape up
i enough feed, hut it cln usually ac
land, thus mnakirng the land miore
productive through manuring.
The pasture continually becomes
more fertile, and growing such
crops as alfalfa, grasses andi corn
puts the land in better shalpe for
growing crops. Even if a cow *
doesnot make much Iprofit she *
makes the acres that support her
more productive, which usuallyl
means more profit.-Norlh Da
kota Agricultural College.
Nearly every farnim, suburban or
small town home can keepl a faim
ily cow economIically, and if the
cow is a good one, she will pro
duce all the milk and butter
needed by the average family.
When pasturing or tethering
ground is available to furnish
feed for a cow from 4 to 6
months d(luring the year, a fam
ily cow can be kept at small
cost. During the winter it will
be necessary to buy feed, but
even with the present cost of
commercial feeds, milk can be
produced economically. Spring
is a good time to begin with the
fanlily cow, for there is an alun
dance of nourishing and succu
lent grass-the natural cow feed
--at this time.
Come in
and pay that over- k
due subscription c
accountm
Don't wait until the C
paper stops.
W. A. BURGES
Painter and Paperhanger
Artistic Colors in
FLAT TONE WORK
washable
DIXIE WALLPAPER SAMPLES
A Card Brings Them
Ihave had 40 years experience.
Estimates furnished. First-class
references if required. Shop lo
cated near school house, in rear
of A. R. Miller's residence.
F24p.
o n. + '+"++' I"44 I ÷ '-  J++ + + + ++'· "
°r NOT CLASSIFIED
eir +,+"+.+-÷÷++++++ +++++++
FOR SALE--One Case 'Tractor
Plow and Disc, good as new, al
*-at a bargain. Apply 1). . C(ole,
.1. B. F. No. 2. Welsh, La, Phone
Cx., 13-310. FS-tl
tin il"OR SALIE Gentle imare pollny,
ride or drive,. yeiars ohl. ,J. IF.
Cr(;osh, Welsh, La. l"I-ti
lies
1 FOR SALE-Residence, 5 rooms,I
lights, water, cement walks, close in;
a bargain. Enquire M. B. VanNess.
Fl-tf.
nill
t~is. FOR SALE-Seven room house,
well located, close in, for cash only,
no other offers considered. Mrs. I
(;race Norris, Welsh, La. Fl-tf
Li'It FOR SALE-Ford car in good or
i d Iter-half price. 'Enquire at Journal 1
office, Welsh, La . n82tp I
a lI . -
I HOME FOR SALE.-My resi
I. dence, six rooms, closets and pantry;
I barn, chicken house, shop, garden
ist and truck patches, pear, fig and
crange trees; ten or fifteen acres of
land.-O. S. Carr, Welsh, La. Fl-tf
1- () H RENT '' High and rice
SI'furi - 20 acres rice lan(l and 30
acres high land, suitable for corn
andl cotton. Enquire of L. M.
ir, I arris, W\elsh, La. ml-tr
STR'AYEI) on the 20th of Feb.,
one male pig, sandy with black
n- spolts, and one red female pig
to about 7 weeks old. Please notify I
,I- Chas. 1I. Harrel at Oil Field anti
v receive reward. In I
STRAYEI) froml Welsh, one
dark sorrel imre; large while
spot in face; unknown brand low
. on both thigh and shoulder; also
yearling horse colt, dark bay
sway back, streak in fare. A
suitable reward for informlnation
º leading to their recovery. .1. ..
S lonilgonery, Welsh, La. \ll-if
\\'ANTEI) Second liand In
t ulatour. Notify phoie 25-30 by
lphone or write H. 1). Woodruff,
VIWelsh, La. F 22
h i ll artly who took s(luaire,
hanmner and wrecking bar fromn
a the old livery stable office please
return same'? RewardI for infor
ination or recovery. G. \I. Haun
niil. F22 1.
LO( )SIT--etween Welsh and
(Chas. Todol's place, lether grip
filled with men's and ladies'
clothing, hat, shoes, etc. Finder
wf will please return same to Arthur
Broussard, Welsh, La. FIl If
FRUIT TREES-Citrus, Satsuma
Oranges, Nagami and Improved Kum
quats; also limited numb1er of Wash
d ingtonia Palms. Call or write for
prices. Home Nursery, F. L. Cannon,
Welsh, La. d21tf
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be Incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
- to cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con
) ditions and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine, manufactured by F J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio. is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re
ward Is offered for any case that Hall's
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 756c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
o I BUY
for ·
her R
Ily; Hides Iron
.:
• Brass Rubber ,
Inm- Sacks.
o- R. SMITH
ter 4..,,
ng
ish
, C. L. Davis
all
'ill Draying, Hauling and
gut Team Work
Heavy Machine Moving
ng House Moving
he Wood
u-i Cement Blocks
(d Phone 85 Welsh, La.
$75 to $15 OPER MONTH
is the salary earned by book.
keepers and stenographers. You i
can soon become one. Position
waiting Write for our FREE
catalogue.
Lake Charles Busiuess Collegel
Lake Charles, La. J25-2m'
SWELDING
We Weld broken parts of
Tractors, Pumps, Engines,
S Boilers or anything made
of metal.
s McCutchan.Mooney Welding
Works
r 417 Ryan St. , Phone 1213
LAKE CHARLES,. LA.
4 STUO 1)ALrIUItFF AND
· BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.
,, Hair Stops Falling Out And Gets
d1 Thick, Wavy, Strong and
, IBeautiful.
Your hair becomes light, wvoVy,
llull'y, abunidant and allcars as
soft, iustrous and ibeautiful as a
younlg girl's after a "I)anderine
hair clense." Just try this mois
ten a cloth with a litle I)anderine
and carefully draw it through
your hair, taking onw small
strand at a time. This will
cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and
excessive oil and in just a few
moiiients you I1ave doublledl the
Sbeauty of ,your Iair.
Besides heautifying the hair at
o(1nce, l)anderine dissol\ves every
-purifies and invigorates the scalpl
1 fore\ver slopping itching amnd fal
ling hair.
But what will ilease you mo(st
-- -II
. e ~t! a few Week's
,when you iwill actually see
hair line andl downy , at s
yes- --but really new hair b'
all over the scalp. If vo,
Ior pretty, soft hair and lots I
surely get * nnmll b o ftl
Knowltni"on, )in,.e"in , froy
wlto n I 111iOll bottle
(Iruggist or tilI 'ouInter ofli
few cents. 1)1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The south half of block 64 in
town of Well. for sale at a
sonable figure. This property frog
railroad siding a: is desirably sgi
aited for industrial purposes,
dress inquiries rare of Rice B1
Journal, Welsh, La. s
INDIGESTION. s
Take a few dloses of Chamberlain,'
Tablets as directed for indigestiPq
and you will soon forget about yo0l
stomach troubles. Try it.
....'~--
resi
rden Y Tread
and e a o
s of v i
e I More You Use Your C
"` Your car's usefulness is increasing every day.
ay -
It is becoming more and more of a real necessity
sh to you-both in your business and home life.
For that very reason you need good tires, now,
The tremendous a demand for United States Tires in
t times of war is jusft as desirable today.
ma It reduces tire troubles to thre vanishing point
- multiplying the usefulness of your car and putting
for the cost of operation on a real thrift basis.
THe ill-andl-out dpenail the t oute
' United States TNobby', Chain', Usco', and Plain'
at re the most popular fabric tires built. They have
S all the strength and stamina our years of experience
S have taught us to put into tires.
A There is also the United States 'Royal Cord',
the finest :., built for passenger car use.
Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer has
S exactly the treads you need for your car and the
eC roads you travel.
Hie will gladly help you pick them out.
J United States Tires
i are Good Tires
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H lh o o P into i.
Wire Fence,' Lime, Cement, I
SBrick and Lumber
Compensation Insurance
F., G. SEWARD
COMPLETj INSURANE SERVICE
-( Phone 181 or 96 .