The Rice belt journal., April 02, 1921, Image 4

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PERSONAL MENTION AND
ITEMS OF INTEREST
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(Bt Stall' Corres'4cponiIen~t
MIr. Fraink 1Epperl y of Haivnlonhi
was in \l'elsh \\'eIneslIav
Mir. :ind MIrs~. (:hais.A. I 4intz
oif F'enton \Vck ill Ior in i tocwlIedes
day.
Mr. anid Nhi. s. ( ). S-o;;giis, P.
(. Simnuons, NI rs. Nellie Scoggins
kind M~iss I )ornr I~nIaikkx'e «creIake
Charles visitor'% \\'edii 'sday.
Mir. S. ( . Sito Ieiýl( II I ow i was
a Welsh visitor 'Tuesd liv
Nfiiss 1~IO'll(h Powvell spenit the
week enid iitli tier pa:i iconts, MIr.
wo(rkingj in \Iinte~n. hoe" ielt ncitw
to W'elsh.
a. y Miss Ituthi ,.IhdtA. \Vhoi I1 been
spenlIt flU' Eister Iidayisl~IV'~ Viilint
reIatives in WVelsh.
\[iss IFranieis (;;r ii e n the
Fadster hiolidays w\il Ii her sistci
.NIrs. Ntatthis, in IHousi'on. Tfex:IS.
" NlesdLiines L. fl. I'i:i lceº ;In .1.
.1 ~Thursday~l
11r.R. e t io tcheli l I a w :1 in fI Its
11Rouge this w·eck (oIiniisi ness.
Nir. and Nirs, A. T. ,toiies andl
daughters. Nlarv and Pui~niime. ac
eoilpaniiied b% N1iss IInioietle ()riv
umotored I o I .nk.' ( 1m:u tes Salt -
1Mr. F'. NI. Wright. who is ciii
ployed in Sulphur, spentl( d11w :iv,
Eiood Friday, wjith horne folks.
fr. Hi. Ii. Ilanuis a1n1d fail
of Hell C:it vkisieul f'ricnds and
14 1relatives in W~elsh Sunday.
Miss Lucy Bell Lyons of Su
phur spent the week end with
rdlatives in' Welsh.
Iloland Buck is improving niit
ly and wiH soon be able to h
in school again.
tMrs. Lloyd Thomas and habh
'Misses Ruth Abbott, Olive Scof
gins. Hilda Morrill. Irene Middkl
ion. Bess I)avis, and Francis Car
I molored to Ioanoke l'edlnesda
Mr. and Mrs..1. P. Camphell, M,
E'(dl IIower, NMrs. Nellie Scoggin:
Misses Iora Radeke, Freda Scog
;;ins. andl Mihhred Bridges motor
ed1 to hJennings Sunday nightl ti
altteld church services.
Nh'. and Mrs. C. .M. Miller an(
tlaughter, Iouelhia, were Lakl
Charles visitors Thursdav.
.Mr. E. C. Willard was a busi
l9'ess \iilIor1 to Porlt Arthur. Mlon
NI r. (Charlie Prentice visilec
relalives and friends in ,lennings
Mondayv.
.1Mrs. .Julia A. Stewart amu
daughter, .Miss Essie, spent East.
er Sunrday in Lake Charles visit
ing rehditives.
MIiss Eldie Yantis spent the
Easter holidays in Port Arthur
visitling her sister, Mrs. C. I,
Moor
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Moore and
children, iMr. and 1Mrs. .. P. (amp
,belt and children motored to Iowa
Sundlay o visit (). S. Sinhderson
and family.
.Miss Mary Yantis spenlt the
Easler holidays in lomner; La..
visiling friends.
Mrs. A. B. Hall is visiting i'rela
Lives of Sulphur this week.
MIr. harry Patterson and family
'f Fenton visited friends in town
Sul- JSunday.
ith I)r. I,. G. Lewis was a Lake
ICharles viti!or S&turday.
ice.- Master Lansing Eagle returned
Sbe home Sunday from Lake Charles
lwhere he had been visiting some
aby. of his friends.
g- )onovan Armstrong, who is a
cdle- tending 'Tulan? College in New;
Oarleans spent the Easter holidays
lay with his parents, MMr. and Mrs. J
lr. V. Armstrong.
ir. The Earnest W\orkers Sunday
ins. School Class of the M.. E. Sunday
g- School held th'ir regular monthly
to- mrceting March 21; at Ihe home of
Sto Mr's. E. C. Willhard. Afler the busi
ness had been attellhle(i to the
and hostess served refreshments con
ake sisting of sanildwiches, cookies.
'eaoutls und hleimlade. They then
lsi- adjourne' to mcel atl he horme
on- of Mrs S. (). Scoggiins the fourth
i Saturday in April. Those p)resenl
led were Mrs. S. M. Walkins, Mrs. E.
ngs C. Willard, hostess. Misses Bela
Fuller, Edna Me Alffrev Mildred
,ntlBridges. *Frances Willard, Freda
ist- Scoggins. Kalihurvn Bower, Lucy
sit- ilell Lyons, and Adel Radeke.
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u,.. LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST,
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Romero
ind and son, Arlhur, .Jr., went to
Lip- Crowley Saturday to spenl Sun
wa dlay with Mrs. Romero's parenls.
on Mir. and Mrs. S. Hebert.
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me- in' n ... .
the Prof. B. F. Mitchell left .Mon
I.. day for Balon Houge to attend a
Imecling of the Louisiana high
la- school principals.
ily Geo. Brown ret urnetd \Vednes- I
vn Iday from ()pelousas w'here lihe
V\isited relatives a few days. i
Messs. Cur is Hickman and
W\ilbur (abberl of -Lakle Charles
:ere Ibusitness visito:s in Welsh I
Monday.
Miss Edia Lan gley retiiurne i to
,ake Charles to school Monday
after spending the Easter holidays a
as guest of her sister, Mrs. I). E.
Cole.
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Mrs. Nettie O'Connell, of Clii- 
ý''" ' r`_'I'' +" º 1 (; 1 of elsa is k
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Clis.
A. Lantz at Fenton. NMrs. ()'Con-C
nell caine here rec reently from I
Breckenridge, Texas, where she f
visited her daughter, Mrs. Floyd tl
Davis. t1
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barbee
and Miss Nola Milton of Orange, fi
'Texas, were week end guests of
Mrs. D. Barhee and Mr. and Mrs. th
L. R. Barbee. or
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Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Heislandl andl lt
sons, Paul and Garland. motored
to Crowley Saturday. Returning
homne they were accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Bottorffl, who was e
their guest Sunday. in
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Mrs. Sid Lawton of Lake Charl- sa
es is spending the week-end as
guest of Mrs, Arthur Romero.
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I)on't forget the big base ball or
game at Sportsman's Park to- in1
mnorrow aflernoon at 3:30. Lake col
Arthur vs. Welsh.
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See "Lefty" Brown twirl the is
elusive sphere at Sportsman's min
Park tmorrow afternoon. I 1
o- R.
Alberl LaFond, who has been Edi
spendifig the winter here with his
father and other relatives, left '
Monday night for Kankakee, Ill.. ent
where he will visit a: short time. frie
later going to St. ,Louis, Mo., to last
reside. rool
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J. A. Burns left Wednesday gent
evening for Corrinth, Miss., to by
visit a few dlays, after which he It
will leave for his former home in soci
Bad ,Axe, Michigan. Mr. Burns of e
execls to return to Welsh in the R4
fall.
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lBud logion undlerwent an oper- ed 3
atlion for appendicitis at St. Pa- a pl
trick's sanitarium in Lake Charl- Prof
es Monday. J. F.
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Card of Thanks
e desire to express our deep last
and heartfelt thanks to all those
kind friends and neighbors who
by deed and word assisted and
:omforted us following the death
f our late beloved husband and
ather, and for the beautiful floral
mfferings.
We especially, desire to thank LI.
he base ball boys for calling off DO
he game scheduled for Fr;day DO
fternoon in respect for Mr
riggAu'.
Mrs. L. A. Giggar.
Mrs. Bert Loy.
Mrs. MI. H. Hufham. Pho
IMrs. Roy Montgomery.
Leo Giggar.
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Most Motorists Have Motor
'roubles
While we do not delight in seeing motorists have motor
tro bles wit) their motor cars, we do delight in being afford
ed the opportunity of smoothing them outwhen they occur.
Motor Troiubes Our Specialty!
Electrical
Parts for Delco
Every Remy
MeFke of Auto-Lite
S tarter and
SNorth-East
and
Generator Specialist
J.1'1I. HE RVEY
Welsh Garage
King Tirania Pietertje
(Registry Number 280323)
Bred by ,. HI. Roderick
Broadtiead, W'sconsin.
Calved February, 10, 1919.
Sire, Walker Pictertje Segis I)eKol
ham, Tirania Pauline 2nd.
FOR SA.E or SERVICE
BREEDING COUNTS ton. The sire is King Segis 10th I
Modern Farmin 711, 3, with 33 other daughters c
odern Farming: who have made Advanced Regist- c
The Four!eenth Holstein-Frlie- eer records; while the dam was f
sian cow to make over 30,(10n lbs. lBeauty Pietertje Clothilde 148425, 0
of milk and the third to make who has herself made Iwo records
over 1,400 Ihs. of butter in t year 23.7 Ibs. and 23.9 lbs. of butter in 1
has recently been developed at seven (ldays, so that Segis Pietertje II
Carnation Stock Sral, Sile, Prouspcc is an example of inheri- a
Washington. This six year old lance of dairy capactlf. G
Holstein, Sekis Pietertje Prospect All records eccepted by the A.
221 46, not only made the world's It. 0. division of The Holstein
record for milk in a year, 37,384.1 Friesian Association of America
Ilis. and, 1,445.9 lbs of butter, but are carefully sipervised by cap
a seven-day record of 33.18 lbs. 'able men from State Agricultural
butter. This yield is the highest, Colleges or Experiment Stations,
in milk, for anw cow of any breed and no less than sikteen different
.to date, and was made under the supervisors watched the work of
rules of the Advancedl Registry Segis Pietertje Prospect, includ
Division of The hlolstein-Friesian ing the Superintendent of official
Association of America. The new tests for the State of Washington.
World's Record milk cow is of Individually, Segis Pietertje
sron constitution and pleasing Prospects is a cow of great length
indivIduality, weights 1,650 lbs. of body, a capacious middle, wide
and took from 16 lbs. to 25 Ibs. a hips, and great depth through the
dar a a mlittnr of nine standard heart :; while her milk veins, both
rain, with alfalfa hay, green on. the udder and belly, are very
croM, beet pulp and molasses, striking. She is an exponent of
proue nd cow whose mting werethe profit that may come from lib
prouhed such a wonder were,
bred, In New York State, but the eral feeding, backed up by care
dauister was born in Boise, Idaho fully selected, well developed
on the arnn of George V. Leigh- blood lines. -
' L. J. BOWEPS
aVsla 'iM4V ie, - r ': Phone .--s.
P,,..
A Choice Line of
Fresh and Cured
Meats
Your patronage will be-appreciated
PROMPT SEIRVICE
city Meat Market'
Maurice Trahan, Prop onePkoue
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Lake WEEKLY DOGET OF
harles ITEMS FROM JENNLING
some (By Our Staff. Correspondent)
The Rotary Club met Saturda,
is al- at the Madeline iHotel. Rotariar
New Marvin O. Sansbury presided.
idays Dr. G. W. W. Remage a distinguish.
Irs. J ed citizen and veter'ian of the Cival
war gave an interesting talk on
unday Southwest Louisiana.
Tunday The princ'ipai talk of the d:ay
mnthly \ , .;li by Rev P'r:tt, past º:
Ie of ' the ('ongreg:'!onal churct;,
husi- v .a sloel on ' "Th' e R' elat io; , I
the l'the i;i:is:list to the Conimmunity."
con- Ile said Itht the chief asset ,of
okies. e ry Thriv'ing e nltlnllity \\'as
then II . l it:1 :inlllance l ft' a well e'
ho Im ;hlish'e<l chur ", :,nd al .
ou ith I OV\, d a splendid advtl erti.i:l
resent efature for any town. It was a
rs. F. greed to send a large delegation to
Rel the inter-parish mneeing which
ildred will bie hel in Lafayette on April,
Freda 21st., when thA Rotary Clubs of
Lucy Lake Charles, Crowley. Jennings
'. and Lafayelte will assemble.
-1-
lES At a recent meeting of the \Vo
man's Literary Club of Jennings,
a nImem)ber who discussed current
t to topics declared that during the
Sun- year of 1920 only eight (log taxes
rents. were paid in the entire parish of
.Jefferson Davis. She said that
Acadia paid taxes on three hun
'Mo) dred dogs, Caddo. a thousand.
nd ranklin, two thousand, and Nat
hi (chitoches over Iwo'thousanI.
As the funds go to the public
schools, the ladies are anxious
nes- that the tax ordinance be enforced.
hnes- -
he
iLast Saturday night, Mr. Ec
kels. a prominent rice planter
who lives eight miles north of
anlesJennings motored to town in his
elsh ] ord. ie parked his car, and shop
ping awhile, returned where he
had leflt his car, he found only
, tspace. ()fficer Ilebert was in
torlmedl and the car \;as found in
da dark alley several blocks from
s the original parking place.
A decision was handed doiyn
Mi onday in the case of C. A. BIir
-ker versus the Houissere Latreille
S !Oil Co. The suit involved the mat
s tcer of the boundary line between
Iln the Madeline Hotel and Barker's
garage. The court ordered the de
fendant to demolish and remove
oyd the east wall of the hotel within I
a period of sixty days from the E
Ibee date that the judgment become
nge, final.
of The decision holds that all of
Irs. the wall is on Barker's land. Court
ordered defedant to pay all costs.
except special survey which will i
arid be paid by both parties. t
red -" It
The rice warehouse of Emile r
by Istre, eight miles southwest of a
as Ilennings burned Monday morn
ing at eight o'clock. The ware- p
house contained seven hundred
rl- sacks of rice, and was insured for f
as $4,500.
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A new Oil Company has been 0
all organized for the purpose of drill
to- ing for oil near Jennings. The
ike company owns leases on 550 acres
of land which will be developed.
Capital stock of the new company
he is fixed at $20,000.00 with per
's mission to increase to $100,000.00.
The Board of Directors are: J.
R. Devall, A. C. Brainard, and Mrs
en Edna S. I)Deall all of Jennings.
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ft The Woddminan lodge and Circle
II.. entertained their members and
le. friends with a delightful social
to last Monday night at the Lodge -
rooms.
About fifty were present and a
v general good time was enjoyed
to by all.
e It was decided to have an open
in social meeting the last Monday
is of each month.
ie Refreshments were served.
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Prof. and Mrs. D). Smith return
-ed Monday from Leesville, after
i- a pleasant week end visit with
I- Prof Smith's parents, Dr. and Mrs
J. F. Smith.
William Hock and Elmer So
vote of New Orleans were guests
P last week of their uncle and aunt.
Real Estite, Loans
DO YOU WANT TO 8ELL?
List Your Property with Us.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY?
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
A LOAN
Write or Call on
CARR & JETER,
Phone 21 Welsh, La.
IMr. and Mrs. P. S. Hebert.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guidry of
,Crowley spent Sunday with Mrs.
Guidry's grandparents, Mrs. A. I.
Mliss Hlelen Weniz, who spent
d(ay the Easter holidays 'witll her par
rian ents in Lake Charles, returned to
,Jennings Monday.
ish- Rev. Marvin 0. Sansbury left
ival Monday for St. Louis, where he
on 1will attend the meeting of Ithe
State Secretaries of the United
day:v (hrisian Missionary Society.
it ;: E. F. Coslby of Lake Charles
•ci, spent the d:iy with frienllds last
, f Sunday.
.'' Mliss E. \'aughin spent the East
of er holidays with relatives in Ba
Iaston Rouge.
(./ Miss Julin 'ITlholms was the East
Ser guest of her birolher in Alex
a l hndria.
a- (ladwin G(authier of (Crowleyi
i to spent Sunday and Mondlay with
itl town friends.
\riV, W. ClIark was a Monlay visitor
of to Lake Charles.
igs, D)r. Helen Flint spent the week
in New Orleans atiltending the 1).
A. I. Convention.
o l)r. M1. 11. Adams who has been
igs, in Bherne, Texas. for the past six
ent montlhs arrived in town Monday
he to attend to his varied interests.
xes Wyattll Andersn of China was
of a business visrlor in town Wed
hal nesday.
n. IRoy Ahlcocl, of Natchitoeches
nd. visited relatives here this week.
at- r. and Mrs V. A. Miller of
Lake Arthur sholped in lown
,lic Tuesday.
us W. H. hIaas of New ()rleans rep
ed. resentalive of the Selig Company
of Atlanta. was a business visitor
fc- in town Thursday.
ter - o--
of Reception for Guests
luis 0
op Mrs. L. HR.B~arl)ee .entertained(
he With an informal party Tuesday
lN night in honor of the Misses 'dr
in- tournt'l, \'irginli l' Thurpe a:01
in Margaret hay o, IL.,. Cl hrl:ts
lar r'uets,:. l un*+, .,nd ,.ke we.
st r",ed Ihrotighot;, iii " evening. ON
"h.lm guests w',: .',l4 sses I(
I Fournet, Virginia 'lItl pe, M:Nr.
Ir- garet Day, Agnes Fo ,n(tnd. Beau
le lah LaTour, Miss HeltBert of Nc v
t tOrleans, Mr. and Mrs. Bonit, Mhr.
n and Mrs. Eagle ; Messrs. WVmi. Poe,
'~s Dr. Littllon and Brunt of Lake
e- Charles: Messrs. Joe Bihn, Isaac
ve Abshire, Julius Goldsmith, Am
in broise Romero, Sam Goldsmith,
ie and Harold Williams. U
le
Pay your subscript ionnow.
rt $100 Reward, $100
S. The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
11 one dreaded- disease that science has
been able to cure in aL it.s stages and
that is catarrh. C-t: Iceing greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
e requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood orn' the Mucous Sur
1. faces of the Systemn threbhy destroying
the foundation of thile disease, giving the
P- atient strength by building up the con
stitutlon and asis:ine: nature in dolng its
Work. The proprletors have so much
r faith in the curative powers of Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CTENEY & CO., Toledo,
I Oblo. Sold by'all Druggist, 75"c. -"
r C. L. Davis
Draying, Hauling, Teaming
Heavy Machine and House
Moving
Wood and Cement Blocks
Office Welsh Garage
Phones - ,
Office 246 Residence 85
anlmni nialu
Bur a ooo wwer,-.
11l eave ilyou
I LOVE the ladies. ON THE piano."
BUT LIKE most men. WHICH WAS all wrong.
OFTEN " .
OFTEN guess wrong. POOR HUMOR, she said.
ON WHAT will win. WAS OUT of place.
A MILE rom them* IN TIME of danger.
IALWAYS eay. 80 KIPLING was right.
IT'S BETTER to laugh. "A WOMAN is only.
THAN EVER to worry. A WOMAN, but a good cigar,
, A 4.. .
80 ONCE, when. IS A smoke;" only.
THE DAM broke, and. HE SHOULD have made it.
A FLOOD hit tow. MY CIGARETTES because.
I THOUGHT 'd Just. YOU'RE BOUND to get.
CHEER UP my wle. A SMILE from them.
AND 80 said. THEY ALWAYS "satisfy."
"IF THE worst comes
YOU CAN float down. IhAKE the silky tender learw of
Or 2 * choicestTurkis blend thoue wt
20 or 20 cets THE RIVER on. thebestDomtitobaccothata
Scan buy--blend them in the ex '
in airtoightpackage. THE FAMILY music-box can't-be-copied Chesterfield W8'
Alo obtainable in round and you get a "smoke." Yes,
tine M O v a sea AND I'LL avcomp ay you. h t ho e r ta "
tme ., v aunoh AND I'LL Aco~mpa y something more-you get c4g1t0
othathonaeatly "satisfies.
" G
CIGAARITT] S
""rLIGGET & MYzus TOBACCO Co.
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Want to Purchase--lesidence
with one or two lots. C. F. Cross.
Phone 148. A2-21p
Buy it Right -If you use kero
sene order it from us in 30) and .lº
gallon quantities. Price 15, cents
!per gallon delivered. Mutual \Ware
house Company, Welsh. La.
Ml12-tfc
Hemstitching and Picoing done
JIromptly and satisfactorily. Your
patronage solicited. Emma Law
son. .122-tfc
Auto and Tractor Reparing See
imc for aulto and traelor repairiing.
\'ill contract to keep up cars by
the month. No job too small, none
too large. Prices reasonable.
Work guaranteed. Wallace Max
field. Phone 240. M12-4p
(;et wise to one of the greatest
Corn Removers on earth five days
trial will convince the most skep
tical person.-Agent, Ged D)rug,
Slore, Ged, La.
M1.5-12-1 9-2';:
SEED RICE--100 Bags choice Bilue
RLse seed rice for sale at $5.00 per
barrel. See T. S. Langley, phone 13-40,
Welsh, La. Jltfe
FOR SALE -Tomato and sweet
pepper plants. Three varities of
each. 10 cents per dozen. Miss
lEmnma Lawson. M(26-2tc
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The .lJournal is autil
\\'. EI. I'AUGtT
:,l ai ,':aIhldate for
\We'lls ,il)jic to the a
'i c:2 ucIl usi to be beheldi
HMOIS Furn"ished -
'eat. -',. ihannah Bolko,
la Ii ý lºirixlg kith the
ha\ve redu(ced the price ot
to s30.(t per' month. o
and e(lvery one made to
hoine. '1our patronage
C.lC. C. \Vest, Phone ,
FOR '01 ALT-Hiouse and
five rcolms, (lining room 
A 'eal harga!n. Apply J, .
Pi'7,znl conf6 cetionery.
Wanted to Pure
e(d (lr'a I larrows. l. B.
Welsh Malacirine Shop,
Liquid Roof Paint will
the lpal c'r Jr shingle roofa1
.Gaage, (:hicken house or
builblinr,,. Smoke stack p
I'resrve your iron roofs
your de'aler or agent at
La.
'lie Texas Oil Co
I .5 -t I'.
I( )()( S--Some nice f
roms fo'(r rent. Apply ,
Ifaines, Phone 224, W\elsh,
I:OR SALE-300 pound
Johnson's Ite)air. U
'You know the old saying "A siilth in lime" etc. Well
` )f A SHINGLE IN TI3ME WILL, SAVE TROUBLE
Spring rains are coiniig--how about the leaky roof on
the shedt, the porch, the othotuse, or Ilhe house.
Beat the rain to it.
A SHINGLE IN TIME SAVES TROUBLES
SQUALITY LUMBER
and other materials
W. E. Faught Lumber Co,
Get the Best Service
It costs no more than the "just as good" kinad.
You'll find our work satisfactory in every way.
Have your cleaning and pressing done this week,
Early orders are never disappointing ones.
EASTER IS COMING
at an early date (March 27th) and there is always I
rush of late orders. Do not be a tailender and be di1
appointed Easter Morning.
PHONE 115
We call for and deliver your work.
Liberty Tailor Shop
J. L. Thackston, Proprietor
YOU 7 - SOULE BUSINESS COLL, !.1
Sigihest Grade and Moat
Comrses in Business, in 1
in I.nglislh. Best Equippe t
equaled Facilities. Complet
, Ba l. Only School with
rOO S tl~)tag a'1l- Actunl Mloney, in which
kcl.' tlh+ hooks and bahnnce a
,e'inai aRe(rnmmodntl ots for latlios. * '-..in l in.trctll lin.
') ,;wI'" nt'Sn ;i rl its .!('llrel r.-,, P i n i".l"
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