The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-12-22

ing OF the glorious Christina
morn May Kris Kringle be m OF
, bounteous to them than ever, an
. may the tokens of love left b
him for them will fill their littl
lives with the full measure of tn
sweetest happiness.
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Dire
Figs, prunes, Nuts, Cramberries
in fact everything good to eat a
O'Niell's.
| You still have SEVEN more day
to prepare yourself for the grea
privilege OF voting next year an,
the year alter. Why not pay tina
poll tax?
just as We are about to go t.
press the sad news comes from
New Orleans that Hon. Donelsol
Gallery was taken suddenly il
while on a visit to the above city
and little hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
In few days Christmas viii
be with US, and if there is any
one in want in Franklin, they
should be made comfortable ano
happy by our citizens. Let Us
prove our good will by sharing
our happiness with them.
The BANNER is under obliga-
tons to the St. Mary Bank &
Trust Co., and John C. Lewis &
Co., for handsome 1907 calendars.
Their reminder of the passing
days are truly pretty ones and an
ornament to any Office or home.
We had the pleasure this week
Of seeing the report of Mr.. Ar
chic Kappel, who attends the
jefferson College at Convent, La.
We have never seen a report to
equal it, as the young mans re-
port showed the highest mark in
all his studies.
Get your Christmas presents at
l. Popkin, the Main street jeweler.
A full assortment of diamonds,
watches, clocks, sterling silver
ware, cut glass, hand-painted
china, novelties, in fact every.
thing that belongs to a well-ap.
pointed jewelry store.
Christmas Day Service at the
Episcopal Church will be held at
1890 a. m. Children's Festival
with Christmas Tree, will be held
at the Episcopal Church Friday,
Decem Der 2Sth, at 6 p. m. All are
welcome.
ROWLAND HALE, Rector
Owing to the rush in getting the
copy ready for press last week,
the names of three officers elected
at the last meeting of Enterprise
Lodge, l. o. o. f., were acciden-
tally omitted from the list. They
we're: Sam Serio, l. G.; DR.. J. B.
Harvey. O. G.; Isaac Mayer.
Grand Representative.
Does your vehicle need repaint- |
ing and trimming. See O. j.
Byerle for close prices and first
class workmanship.
At a regular meeting of Frank
in Lodge No. 81. F. & A. NJ, held
IN Sunday last, the following of
icers were elected: DR.. S. j.
Gates, w. NJ, C. P. Simms, S. w.,
Percy Saint, J. w., John Bell,
A. G.. Allen, secretary
md J. T. Baldwin, Tyler. The
officers will be installed tomorrow
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Patout, widow of Mr..
Philip Patout, died in New Iberia
IN las5 Friday at the residence of
Ir. L. J. Bonvillain. Mrs. Patout
vas for many years resident of
It. Mary and resided in Cypre-
mort, and at one time her husband
vas part owner of the Vacherie
plantation. The deceased was in
erred in the cemetery at Charen-
on on last Saturday evening.
AS Christmas time comes close
o hand one is constrained to wish
or the never empty purse of For
unatus, that they might fittingly |
friendship far and near
It this joyful season. For those
Who must limit the expense of
lifts it will be pleasure to know
hat gift of triffliug cost if it
AIRY with it the loving impress of
he giver's personality is sure to
,e more priced than a much cost
Ter one unon which little Thought