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SIDAY, APRIL 14th, 9199. It
'HANDS UP"I
WESTERN SERIAL
With
RUTH ROLAND
ONE REEL COMEDY, ONE 1
gVs WEEKLY AND ONE CAR.
.... and 25c.
jg,DAY, APRIL 16th, 1919.
THEDA BARA IN d
'Cleopatra" a
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#D AY, APRIL 18th, 1919.
TOM MIX S
IN
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Reform" T
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Get Your School
Supplies From Us
We carry a full line of tablets.
notebooks, theme paper. text
books, pencils, pens, ink erasers,
bookstraps, schoolbags. M:
. Tallulah Drug Store
Tallulah, La.
More Corn!
More Cotton
Less Expense
Less Worry
C/2t
0 y,
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Tallulah Supply Co., Inc.
A rENTS FOR Right Price andS Courteous AGENTS FOR
Idison Treatment to all dison
MO RAPHS PROMPT SERVICE .HONGPH
SOCIAL AND LOCAL NOTES
Phone 58 or 123
There will be a joint meeting of
the School Boards of Tensas, East
Carroll and Madison parishes held at
the Courthouse in Tallulah, La.. to
day from 11 a. m., to 12 p. m.
Miss Grace Purnell spent last Sun
day with her parents in Tallulah. She
I is teaching at Thomastown, La.
Mrs. Leo Shields was a visitor to
Vicksbury last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cason motored i
(over to Vicksburg last Sunday. t
Mrs. A. J. Sevier entertained the
bridge club last Thursday afternoon. s
Mrs. Percy Pierson has recently
discarded her old Overland and has o
a new Ford.
Mrs. Dorothy Slack Bratton, of
Holly Ridge, is reported as having
typhoid fever. Her many friends in E
Tallulah wish her a speedy recovery.
SWINE BREEDERS MEET AT THE op
UTILITY FARM, MOUND. al
Mound, La., April 9, 1919. W
The Madison Journal, Tallulah, La. '
Gentlemen: oi
I wish to announce in the Journal ri
that on Thursday, April 24th, the bS
_______hb
SLouisiana Swine Breeders' Associa
tion will meet on Utility Farm at
Mound, La.
ist We will have a program that day:
at on swine topics from the most emi
to nent authorities on all breeds of
hogs as well as practicable talks from
n_ hog raisers and the University men.
Dinner will be served on the farm
eand we will try to show everyone a
pleasant and profitable time. I had
to some difficulty in getting the meet
ing held in North Louisiana, as the
Southern breeders made a strong fight
rd for it. So I assured them we wanted
the meeting and I hope all local
farmers, planters and those inter
le ested will be with us that day to
. show th^ visitors we are interested
in furthering the swine interest.
y We cordially invite everyone to be
s our guests on that day.
Yours very truly,
UTILITY FARM.
By A. J.HIuffman.
r EMERGENCY DEMONSTRAI !ON
AGENT
Mr. H. H. Hester has been an
pointed Assistant Emergency Dem
Sonstration Agent for Madison Parish
and will be associated with Mr. Wat
son in the work here. C
Mr. Hester is a Louisiana hny ai,'
was raised on a ahrm in North Lou
isiana, and is, therefore familiar with
our conditions.
Mr. Hester is a graduate of the A'r
I ricultural College of the Louisia:ia
State University and is qualified with
both technical and practical informa- b
tion. After having finished his Col
lege course in March, he took a s'e
cial ccurse at the Hog Cholera Serun: E
plant, where he qualified in the treat- 11
ment of the disease. s5
I feel sure that Mr. Hester's no
pointment will be of grsat as.4 ct
ance to the planters and farnsers of r
the parish, especially to the live stoci' is
breeders. a
T. I. WATSON. X
Parish Agell*.
BEE SPECIALIST VISITS PARISH
sI
Editor Madison Journal,
Tallulah, La.
Dear Sir: tl
Mr. C. E. Davis, specialist in bee
ulture for Louisiana. has been visit
:ig the beekeepers of our parish for
'he past three days, and he. together
,vith the parish agent Watson and
assistant parish agent Hester, have
have been making a survey of the
DELCO-LIGHTs
Th* ca.pl ·et Elet LMi and
Powe Plat
Developed by the same men
who made Delco Starters for
Automobiles
I Y
SM. H. COLTHARP, Dealer. ,
Tallula, Louisiana
a- honey flow of the parish and trying
it to ascertain the posslvaiies ule vrr
keeping as a vocation in this section
of Louisiana.
y Mi. Davis says he has visited most
i- of the parishes in the State, and has
f found very few to equal this one tor
honey production.
There are in the Parish possibly not
* more than one hundred hives of Bees
n when two thousand colonies coui,j ,
a easily kept at a great profit. Most o,
the hives found were cf the old hm( i
-made box type, made m! re to hc!;'
bees than honey, whi'e if ihp r•.. .
e of these bees would place them in the
t modern movable frame hives, they
I could easily get anywhere from one
to two hundred pounds per co'or,,,
I ir.sead of from fifty pounds down to
- othing.
·1.. Davis says he found many hive:
filled as full as thsy possibly could bk
.vi:h hone., the bees swarming ane r
:caviag the hives, because there wa:
.o rocm to store any more necto:
trd the honey flow was scarcly cor,.
menced.
The modern hive would have ccr
-ected this and instead of the honey
.oing to waste as it is being done, the
ante lees w-uld be storing honey alt
h rn'n of &'out ten pounds per dae'
per each colony.
S-veral bookkeeners in Louisiana
st year produced more than five
hiur "d dollars from their apiarie
with about six months work. The same
c:.n be easily done in this Parish sc
lets get busy with the hee business. o
E. C. DAVIS,
Specialist ib Bee Culture a
T. I. Watson,
Parish Demonstration Agent
Mrs. Gilbert will entertain the
bridge club on next Saturday.
We re-et to learn that Mr. Jim
Ellis. of Willow Bayo is on the sick
list this week. We hope that he will
soon recover.
The friends of Mrs. B. C. Aber
nathy will he glad to learn that she
is improving after having under"-ne
an operation at Street's Sanitarium,
Vicksburg.
Mr. C. E. Speed has returned from
Mineral Wells, Texas, and is looking
well. He says that Mrs. Speed will.
soon return home from Monroe, La. S'
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gilbert have as
their guests Mr. Gilbert's mother. Si
SHISAIM in
WAS TO MAKE A 6000ooo f
1M OUr1 OF Anl SENW LY lu
TOM A
.MIX
w o 7 at
s1Ovt «OW r1 ar
Seer
. HELL u
RIOARIN '
REIR
A WILLIAM POX P.OSGUITi
SHOOTS RELIGION INTO TOWN K
WHICH OUSTED PREACHER
The strenuous methods of the late
Colonel Roosevelt It achieving re
forms are recalled li "Hell Roarin' 4
Reform," a William Fox screen pro- de
duction, having Tom Mix as its star, de
which is to be presented at the Lyric PT
Theatre on Friday, April 18th. The de
play deals with the evil spirits of pr
iarantula, a bandit-ridden town fo
vhose outlaw residents oust the co
,rcacher-and it is .Mix's task to
hoot religion and righteousness in- me
o the place. The FPx cowboy star St
s said to do this with his customary re
lash, tackling the job with the same by
egree of directness that Roosevelt Co
:sed in tackling trusts, malefactors,
nollycoddles and undesirables. S
Nevertheless sew thrills are prom
ised in "Hell Roarin' Reform," which
is declared to be the liveliest western
drama in which Mix has appeared.
Among other things, Mix leaps on he
horseback from the upper balcony of n
one building to the roof of anotfer a
plunging through the roof with his wI
horse; he rides down a steep moun- no
tain trail at a headlong gallop, routs I l
a band of stagecoach robbers by fir .o
ing three guns at one time, and shoots S
a pipe out of a man's mouth. 1
Proved safe by millions 2
'a
MISEY
Pain Back of Head
Frontal Headaches
Neuralgia; face-neckl
Torment In Teeth
Toothache, Earache
Colds and Grippe
Out of Pain to Comfort
'3.yer Buy only
o genuies
Tablet..ag
or
ASPIWN
Aults-Tske one or two tablets p
uytime, with water. If neeeusary,
repeat does three times a day, afte1 C
mea] I li
Ask for and Insist Upon
Bayer Taides of ASirin."
American Owned, Entirely.
S*emt peq-Larr is mal. a
ring Madison Parish Chanter of the A.
>ee- R. %,., wul holy its regular meetin •
:ion in the Court Room Tuesday,April the
tifteenth.tlve u. M.
lost All members are requcsted to be
has present. ihe n.4 tIa Lxc.k :lv cua,
tor mitee will meet imn:ediate.y after tt'
regular meeting.
not W.L. Darr w. .Sect--.
t The following letter has been re
o, ceived in Talkuiah by Mrs. C. B.
1 Ci lu.ughton:
c.' ew O'lcans, La., ,.reS, 1919.
Jear hlienti:
the ' v.or ";te'rie'h cf the BeR!ian
tee I. iaitarv Mission has presented Queen
ne Elizabeth of Belgium 26 a,um0.oo ca-h
roeeeds of Belg.:an Baby [lav in
to; Louisiana, of this amount $9,70(, was
.ua; th. State of Louisiana ou's ie
?: f New Orleans, thi= whule ::.,, :t
bw rvas sent, as Mr. Geo. Dl)negre !,,.
nr r.ated the experses of the State Carn
Sjpa!.a which was not large.
:o: The following cable has just been
re eceived: "Madam Denegre, ,le 'te
rccept for ycur:;elf and transmit to
:r he Members of Committee and Gen-
ey arous Citizens cf Louisiana and New
ht Orleans the thanks of the Queen for
at Splendid contribution for Belgian Ba
at dies."
Cordially ycurs.
na Mrs. GEO. DENEGRE.
ve
e
no STRAYED OR STOLEN
sc Dark bay mare, lame left leg, knot
;s. on left ankle, swolen shoulder.
K. K. BONEY.
e ap5-3t. Duckport, La.
mm _ ,-- -
LOOK FOR
T T RD BAALES OF
TRABLE MAROERTYK
SDetors, Madison Parish
a. STATE TAX SALES OF
MOVABLE PROPERTY
is 1
State of Louisiana Versus Delinquent
Tex Debtors, Madison Parish, Lou
isiana.
By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and Law er
Louisiana, I will sell at the princinal
front door of the Courthouse in Tal
lulah, Madison parish, Louisiana, be
tween legal sale hours, beginning at
11 o'clock a. m., on thethird
Saturday, the 19th Day of April,
A. D. 1919, and continuing each suc
ceeding day until sales are completed
all the movable property upon which
taxes are due to the State of Louisi
ana and the Parish of Madison, to
enforce the collection of taxes as
sessed in the year 1918 and interest
at the rate of 10 per cent per year
until paid, together, with all costs,
as follows, to-wit:
JOHNSON LUMBER CO., about
16,000 feet of lumber, consisting of
gum and oak located at Quebec
Station, La.
Taxes, 1918---------- $96.64
Interest and costs to be added.
KIRCHNER, CLARENCE, 1 traction
it Engine.
Taxes, 1918------------$9.72
e Interest and costs to be added,
On day of said sale I will sell such
l' portion of said property as each
debtor will point out, and in case the
r, debtor will not point out sufficient
c property, I will. and without further
e delay, sell the least quantity of said
,f property which any bidder will buy
n for the amount of taxes, interest and
e costs due by said debtor.
o The sale will be without appraise
- ment, in legal tender of the United
r States and the property sold shall be
y redeemable for the space of one year
e by paying the price given including
costs and twenty per cent thereon.
A. J. SEVIER. JR..
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Madison
perish, Louisiana.
n Notice to Mortgage Creditors
. In conformity with law notice is
n hereby given to all parties holding
f mortgages on movable property lo
cated in the Parish of Madison. on
Swhich taxesfor the year 1918 have
Snot been paid, that I will begin the
Sale of same at the principal front
door of the Courthouse on the third
a Saturday, the 19th day of April, A. D.
1919, and that 2 pieces of property
are now being advertised in this news
naper in conformity with law prepar
-tory to such sale. The attention of
:he mortgage creditors is respectfully
-ailed to this advertisement of tax
;ales and they are warned to take
nch steps prior to the sale as may
be necessary to protect their rights.
A. J. SEVIER, JA.,
Sheriff and Tax Collector for Madi
son parish, Louisiana.
Tallulah, La., April 3rd. 1919.
"Don't let tme storms of yesterday
or the forecast for tomorrow cloud
your enjoyment of to-doy."
Everything to wear for the "Prim
reee Path."
Suits of white flannel or erge; Mhe
or gray srge, spoelal white tremers
and sport seats.
Palm Bosch and silk mohair two
piece suits,
S FURNISHINGS IN ILK
Collars, tie, t bi rts, o a. hnd .r
Ichiefs, uaderwer, Jbe It's a
silk season.
Traveling bags ad suit easee.
Warner & Searles Co.
VIICKSURG, MISS. -
in"
MULES FOR SALE!
re- "
B
We have a good line of work mules
en and some good mares and horses.
; We can sell worth the money if you
are in the market for anything in
that line come and see me.
or
Q S. D. BENNET
Tallulah, La.
The Lake Providence Bakery
j Bakes the best bread and cakes you I
have ever tried. Fresh at
noon every day
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
it
SD. H. ALLENi Telephone 441
K wick Work
Auto Finishes
t MANY OLD CARS LOOK OLD AND PLAYED OUT, BUT IN RE
ALITY, THE MECHANICAL PARTS WORK PERFECTLY, THEIR
I APPEARANCE BEING THE ONLY DETRIMENTAL FEATURE.
THIS CAN BE EASILY REMEDIED. A LITTLE TIME AND A
2 CAN OF KWICKWORK AUTO ENAMEL SOLVE THE PROBLEM.
KWICKWORK AUTO ENAMELS ARE EXCEEDINGLY ECONOM
t ICAL-A LITTLE GOES A LONG W4Y-ONLY FROM ONE
I QUART TO ONE-HALF GALLON ARE REQUIRED FOR THE AV
I ERAGE CAR. THEY ARE READY FOR USE, EASY TO APPLY,
I AND MADE TO WEARs ALL COLORS.
ASK YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR A CAN OF KWICKWORK.
IF HE IS WITHOUT THESE AUTO ENAMELS, WRITE US AND
WE WILL SEND YOU A COLOR CARD AND PRICE LIST. WE
PAY EXPRESS AND PARCEL POST CHARGES.
Monroe Hardware Company
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT MONROE, LOUISIANA.
SMonroe lurniture
Company
Monroe Louisiana
WHOLESALEl
Furniture, Rugs, Trunks
Comforts, Blankets, Un
dertakers' Supplies.
Ask your local dealer to
show you our complete
Catalogue.

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