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SPECIAL PRICE, ON WATERLOO
BOY TRACTORS- Welsh Michinc
Shcps. D20-27
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Pea Green AV!''i a; Hiy"Wet W''re.
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
(iET A NEW SET OF BiOOKS i;
We have a large stok of Ledgers.
bulrn:ls. liay Books. Memo and I Re
reipt iBooks, Or()dr andl Iine Books.
('n,4, PI li, Ink, Paste, 1rue. Clips,
'tc.
'I 'lIh lar~est and best selected line
ol' lox Stationery ever displayed in
\elsh.
(;REER BR()S.
Phone 222 \elsh, La.
_ _. . 7 - - - - _,"
I will offer for sale at public auction on the Wilkins farm
3 Miles West of Jennings;- I-2 fliles East of
Roanoke on the Gravel Road
TUESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1920
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, TO-WIT:
50 HEAD OF STOCK
6 Cows Giving Milk, 5 Red Poll Yearling Bull Calves, I1 Red Poll
Cows, 5 Head of Heifers, 13 Head of Graded Cows and Calvek. 8 Head
of Good Work Mules, 1 Bay Horse 5 years old, I Black Poll Bull 2 years
old.
llachinery and Implements
2 12-inch Moline Gang Plows. 1 Osborne Disc,-1 Mcline Disc, 3Drag Harrows, 1 10-foot Emerson Disc,
2 Deering Binders, 1 10-inch Walking Plow, 1 8-inch Walking Plow, 1 6-inch Walking Plow, 1 Rolle
r, 5 Wagons, 1 Levee Plow, 1 Jumbo Drop Seeder, 1 Mule Clipper, 1 Set Single Buggy Harness, 1
Set Double Buggy Harness, 4 Sets Rubber Work Harness, 1 Saddle and Bridle, 10 Rice Hooks, Forks,
Shovels, 1 Water Pump and Hose, etc.
Sale Commences 10 A, M, Lunch Served on Grounds
TERM-S OF SALE
Sums of $25.Ou or under, cash. On sums exceeding this amount a credit of 11 months will be
given. purchaser giving bankable note, to bear interest at the rate of S per cent per annum. Five per
cent discount for cash on sums exceeding $25.00. All purchases must be settled for before being re
moved from premises.
CLAUDE PHILLIPS
B. A RICHHART, Auctioneer BROWN FUNK, Clerk.
Carload
Good Young
Mares
115 GOOD MULIS TO SLECT FROM"
Old F. D. Mullen Welsh
:ldrs. V. ileber of Crowley came Sat
rdi(.Iv for a visit with her daughter.
M:,lr. Leo Shexnyder.
11r. ; ndl \lrs. J. .1. Figueron receiv
,id each a fitting Christmas present
thii: ear in the form of twin babies.
OnT i hroy, the other a girl, born on
('hristina nmorning.
I it is Fresh Eggs and Fruits that
yot \W;i mOi to the Spuare Deal
IF nit Siore and get them. J. . A. ur
\is:s Ilh ('osnoer left Monday for
i.. - h('arb,: where she is spending
a f,sw da-ys visiting relatives and
\iss Irn no I-I-bert retonlred to .Jen
i;;; tis .\ loulday moriling after spendlingl
S nd;y with her parents. Mr. and
I. r,. 1)sire He ert.
- -o- -
Pea Green Alfalfa Hay-We!sh Ware
honse Co., Inc. 06-tfc
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\ir. ('. B. Iradbury returned to Edg
. xlloniliay morning after a week's
v :;ii with his family.
. r:: L. ,Td n, paster of thi
p:ist ,hurclih. was a ('rcwey visitor
! 1,xi' m1):iu of (Crowly was the
1-- of Welsh friends; Wednesday.
Hon. John Gamble of Jennings was
a business visitor in Welsh last Friday
F. B. Dennett, Delco-Light dealer,
was over from Lake Charles Saturday.
Sweet Potatoes for sale. P. J. Unkel
Phone 98, Welsh, La. D20
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lyons have re
turned to their home in Lake Charles
after spending the holidays with their
son, Emery Lyons.
Mrs. F. C. Hart and children spent
last Friday in Jennings.
Get your Fresh Fish and Big Oys
ters at the Spuare Deal Fruit Store.
We keep a full stock of the best. J.
4.. Hurress, proprietor.
Mrs. Dora Barbee, proprietress of
Siw Commercial Hotel, has returned
from a visit to her sons in Houston
Iand Orange, Texas. She reports hav
ing had a splendid time.
C. H. Ash was a Lake Charles busi
ness visitor last Friday.
Order your fruit trees now, from
the Home Nursery, F. L. Cannon,
Prop. N22-tfc
Mlr. and Mrs. C. B. Moore and their
daughter. Bernice, returned to their
laCme in Port Arthur last Saturday,
after having spent the Christmas holi
d(ays pleasantly at the home of Mrs.
.\ioore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Yantis.
Miss I)ucleau and daughter, guests
for a few days at the home of Mr. and
.ars. Sidney Perrodin, returned to
their home in Rayne Sunday.
. Long Term Loans at low rate of
interest. See Hood & Colbert.. 011-tf
Miss Ruby Romero, who was guest
at the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Perrodin, for a
few days, returned Wednesday to her
home in Jeanerette, accompanied by
her cousin, Mike Perrodin.
COTTON SEED in 100 tb sacks,
for stock feeding, at the Welsh Ware
house.
Miss Rosalie LeBlanc returned to
her home in Rayne Wednesday, after
a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
MI. E. Floyd.
Geo. Roberts and family are mov
ig to Vinton to make their home,
Geo. having rented the' Hudson farm.
two and on, !:,lf nile" north of that
place for ilti (on'!ilg ar;l'CI . 'ihey
have resided in flu I ,:lcv:n neighbor
hood the, past two years.
See Hood & Colbert for Long Time
Loans. NO11-tf
The Misses Veg' a :ind Novice Mc
Allister of Orange'r.. T i. spent the
holidays in WVoel;h Ias thi:' gouests of
their aunt. .\ls. I 1, s o'd .11tih!!.
See Hood & Col',er for L-ong Time
Loans. NO1l-tf
Mrs. S. 1). lroutssard and ;'rand
c'hilrir'. L,:L , anld (Carlh'.n It illuy.
:' uIh (lt'itrisu:as ae f ( ii tile hw.y1r' of
.\i15. I)ll)r( tlh :)'rt.
..Cyst:-s in Cn:r, "Ev.:r- E'. C',o
imargerine" ano Crazy Watre a the
Ice Hi us. if
hMiss Lillian F'ic::li.; returned to her
h:onmei in Lake (hal'c:: after spending
the holidays with Miss Leda Bottorff.
Miss Flandis is a teacher in the Cent
ral High School in Lake Charles.
..Long Term Loans at low rate of
interest. See Hood & Colbert.. l01-tf
We take the lihelty to quote from
a recent. personal letter from our for
minr townsman, Dr. J. W Plauche, now
lof Plaucheville, the following lines
which are of general interest to the
people of the community: "There's
been an addition of one to my pros
pective base ball team since I left
Welsh, so I've recently bought a big
home to take care of them." Con
gratulations I)oc.. both on the ad
dition to the base ball team and the
new home, from all your friends in
Welsh.
COTTON SEED in 100 tb sacks,
for stock feeding, at the Welsh Ware
house.
ALFALFA HAY --for sale. C.
L. Davis, Welsh, La. .126 if
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Welsh, La.
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P. O. Box 84 Welsh, La.
Nov. 26
nREALESTA'rTE,; LOANS
and INSURANCE
If You Want to SeUl, list your
property with us.
If You Want to Buy or
Make a,Loan, Write
or Call
CARR & JETER,
Phone 21 Welsh. J.a.
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ulst',, IHors , :.!(r's. : term Tract' r,
Imtplhn.i 1si . soITme gouirt 1I ilk Co
ettc. -Clias. A. Lantz, 2 1-2 miles north
uf Laeas',ine. J3-tfe.
SWEET "IOTVTOE,--2o1 hshilci'
of Porto Rican and tanan :1ms--
MIust be sold at ont!1 (:I ~cout of
moving. P. .1. Unke Pl, I'ent, '. I)20
Ear Corn and Cats in car lots, de
livered at any R. R. stat;on, subject
to inspection. Write, phone or see R.
A. Estes, at Mutual Warehouse.
I h1ave yet for s alt f'O," good o
fortabhlc ;)lll'S, th;.t I can ~:el ol
terml s, with sialli ,'cs! i 1pitymn iLt. ,J.
E. ,lo11t gonlery. 0)1 tlf'
List youtr farImis \ith Cai ,irr
Ictcr.
CONCRETE BLOCKS-For concrete
blocks ste A. Woiters, Phone 13,.
Welsh, La. S13-tfc
For Sale---2 hose t power gas
oline engine in excellent ci;indit
ion. Se H. \i. Gray . ... 1 1--t--if
F'OR SALE-as I have accepted
a position requirin ,iinc to inmove
to Alexandria, 1 a1i ofi'fering my
home in Welsh for sale at a sac
rifice- -R. M. Gray.
T.\I(AEN Pi'--at my place 11-2 milei
south of Welsh, one black filly, tw(
year6,-s old, no br'and(. Owner call have
-CDn,: I y p:tybi' j e,-t.. R ltdolph Land
ry. I,'2-tfc I
TREAýUR" '" ARTP.-E;T
No. 11541
Of!icc of Compit'oklzr oi the Cu;'rcncy.
W '+ iq Itilt v t \\ I. i. . , !)P,,1" ' ' P ''
AV , hint.E \S, 1)c t.:,..,' bi r O
Fir'at Nat.i,.)no! ianltk t,; '.. ;, in 1the
to w n o f El- to 1 . ih Ot 4 I .,"P i 5f .
fersoi )hvih i 's(II : ' of i lt ti' iallna,
has comlliied with .iii 11,'c 'proviso)ns
of the Statutes o(f th,' Unitei Statt`,
required to be complied with before
an association shall he a:uttiorized to
commence the business of banking;
Now Therefore., . John SAelton Wil
liams, Comptroller of tile Cu'rrency,
do hereby certify that "The Pirsl
National Bank of E!ton" in the town
of Elton, in the Parish of Jeferson
Da.vis and State of Lonisiana. is aiuth
orized to c onaicace th: business of
Banking as provided'in Sr'ction Fifty
one hundred and sixty-nine of the
Revised Statutes of the United States.
In te(timony whe-reof w'itness my
hand "nd Seal of offi:ce thii: Twclfth
day of I),ecmnber, 1)!19.
JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller of the Cu:',cncy.
(SEAL)
Dec. 29-27 Jan 3-10-17-27
SUCCESSION SALE.
Fift. 'enth Judicial Distric:t Court;
State of Louisiana: Parish
of Jeffeicrson Davis.
Succession of No. 414
SAMUEL BLACKFORD
By virtue of the authority of a com
mission issued out of the Honorable
Court aforesaid, directed to the under
signed Administrator of said Succes
sion, there will be offered for sale to
the last and highest bidder, with the
benefit of appraisemnlent, at thile prin
cipal. front door of the Courthouse of
Jefferson Davis Parish, at Jennings,
in said parish. the following described
property belonging to said succession,
for the purpose of paying the debts
and obligations thereof, said offering
and sale to be made between the legal!
hours of 11 o'clck a. i,:, and foir o'
clock p. m., on.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920,
said property boc:v; .;.:cribd as fol
low.s, to-wit:
Coamencing at t:'e south line of
the right of war" of the Louisiana
Wesi:tetn Railroad ait. ; point twenty
four (24) rods sot:':i J the: :lorthwct
corner of t:he northeast quarter of
southwest quarter of section twcnty
eight (28), In township nine (9) south,
range five (.) west, thence east forty
(40) rods along the south line of said
right of way, thence south forty (40)
rods parallel with the quarter section
line, thence west forty (40) rods to
quarter section line, thence north to
8lace of beginning, containing ten (10)
acres, more or less;
Sixty shares of the capital stock of
Welsh 1Oil & Land Development Conm
pany;
Fifty shares of the capital stock bf
Planters Tdlephone Company.
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
J. W. ARMSTRONG,
Administrator.
Welsh, La., Dec. 8, 1919.
McCoy & Moss, Attorneys,
Lake Charles, La.
Dec. 13-td
MARBI.LEMDORANITE
OEIMEN1S.<
All Designs and Prices
WILLARD KIMBALL
Phon84 Welsh, La.
A LEOPARD CANNOT
CHANGE ITS SPOTS.
Mr. Dodson, the "Liver Tone" Man,
Tells the Treachery of
Calomel.
Caloinel loses you a (lay! You know
what calomel is. It's mercury; quick
ilver. Calomel is dangerous. It
:rashes into sour bile like dylnamite,
'ramping and sickening you. ('alomel
.t acks] the l)bones aind should never
1,,e ;ft into your system.
\\Wh'n you feel billious, sluggish.
:tonl-tilpatel and all knocked out aund
i: ievc you nloed a dose of ca.lomel
ji 1 rmomlller that your druggist sells
Ifr a fe c (ents a large bottle of Dod
sn is Liver Tone, which is entirely
v:ge able and pleasant to take and is
a pe 'fcI.t substitute for caloinel. It
i; gua ran tteed to start your liver with
outL stir:ing you up inside, and can not
aiivatc.
i)kn't take caloumel! It can not he
trusted any more than a leopard or a
wild-cat. Take Dodson's Liver Tone
which straightens you right up and
tm::l ke you feel fine. Give it to the
,:lhldren because it is perfectly harm
less and doesn't gripe. No. 54
Mr. and Mrs. O. M1. Stansbury and
h:, ,y spent Christmas at the home of
Mr. Sta:sbury's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. Siitasbhury, at lot a.
..Oyiters in Cans, "Ever-Best Oleo
maronerine" and Crazy Water at the
lc- House. D6p-tfc
\Win. \Monks left Thursday evening
for idl;hlia. Mo., where he will visit
at hi, old home for a few days. This
is "lil's" first visit back at the old
hot' t :incec the family came to Loulsi
.i0:.. :.;lle thirteen years ago.
United States Railroad Administration
Director General of Railroads
LOUISIANA VWESTERN RAILROAI)
Anlnouncemiienit
E)ffective 12:01. a i. m. January 11th, 1¶R-0.
the following important change in sc.he:d
u!es of passenger trains will be made:
ARRIVE DEPART
No. 4 Daily No. 3 Daily
3:33 P. M. 8:25 A. M.
W. B. SCOTT,
Federal Mlanager.
THE WAY TO GET 100%
of satisfaction and service out of your motor car at
all times is to have it regularly taken care of by
people who are familiar with all the ills a car is
heir to. It is the sensible and economical way.
, M-AKE IT YOUR WAY
WITH US AS THE P)EOPiEE
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, BATTERY SEWRVICE STATION
W3LSB GAMAGE CQ,Inc.
PHONE 32 * WELSLH,LA.
ANNOUNCEME NT!
I wish to announce to the public that I have purchased the
insurance business of Mr. C. E. Carr and beg to solicit a con
tinuance of your patronage. I will endeavor to give your insur
ance needs the same prompt and careful attention that was af
forded by Mr. Carr's agency.
LIFE, FIRE, HEALTH and ACCIDENT
LIABILITV, WORKMEN'S
COtI PENSATION
BONDS
SF. . SEWARD
SComplete Insurance Service
Cotton Seed
in 1oo lb sacks
FOR STOCK FEED
Welsh Warehouse Co., Inc.
HEALTHY, ROBUST PEOPLE
POPULAR EVERYWHERE
Good Health Creates an Attractive,
Magnetic Personality and
Wins Admiration.
HEALTHY PEOPLE ARE HAPPIIy
Pepto-Mangan Has Put Thougmnds
Into the Healthy, Full.
Blooded Class.
How the ,d-l-hld, ' energetie, and
attr' cti;ve I.l) 0 .1 r 5' n all is envied
by 11:hoe wwho ftl that it will always
he their iunfl rtnl at, lot to be thli,
lule and v: :ak-h-odied'
.\nld y t \\hy cnitllinllt , to e nty
nllt'll alia '.)oillln \5ho li t s ss a vigor.
,t. healthy llysi(ni (I(icondition and
ii att1I'tCtlive. iagut i' prsorlality?
Poorl health awill lc oI:: , f vitality are
often l relyv th. ~'.:tllt of impnverlish
edl bletd.
G(idt. i't.i.-A. ae:t , 1 is for people
whose ho1'i s sut' .; fri m lack of prop.
or Noh t- 1( urishi i nt.l lI', pto-`Mangan
(e ri1 .: t ite '1 ! ;Ii i ll:I'rb :"..S . the
Iumber of halt y., rid hlood cells,
which are sa i, essiy o cait rry the
proper 0ni1t 118 n'lIt. vigorousness and
strenlgt hi to -;,lr. pa;rt of the hody.
Phy icianl:: introdined (;ude's PI'ptcý
Alan',al to l1h` public heca('use they
klnew t lh;,t it cuntillineil the \ry prop
erties iithul :I '", sirc]t.ly n,'ed d to
build! ull) thin. watery blood. For your
(c'onv(Qience t ' )pto, I\I'g8iI is preixtr.
e'd in I\1,\ f,!1x. vliquid and tablet.
Both cont:in 1txact11 lhe :atnie me
dicinal 'Valul '.
Insist on the genuin,1' P' 'pto-.langan
To be sure you aIre buying the genu
ine Popto-Alangauii. a;sk our druggist
for "(ude's". .\nd he sulr the name
"(Gtlte's is on the piackage.-.\(ldv.
Sli,:s Okla Stanshury. ft;rinerly a
menlmber of Welsh's younger set, has
recently tinbilc'ed a Cour'se at the New
South College in Iteam;inu t. Texas,
alld ac(ceptedl a position in that city.
Miss Stansbury spent the Christmas
holidays. with her parents in Iota.