The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-14
Rice Bran at Jones Bros.
Pork! Porkl Pork! at
the Model Meat Market

j. Il. Jones, baseballist and rice
planter, of Iowa, was business WIS.,
itor in Welsh Wednesday.
Remember, | can save you money
on your feed bill. A. r. Arceneaux.
Roy Davis, who is clerking for
Chas. 2. Martin at Lake Charles, Wis.
tied friends in Welsh Sunday.
When YOU want your stock insured
please give me a share of your trade.
A. Il. Arceneaux.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis May, of Iowa,
were guests of friends in Welsh
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
Cinderella Slippers, the latest thing
out in the way of Leather Post Cards:
atthe Journal Book Store.
Mrs. Katie Vincent, nee Bucking-
ham, of Lake Charles, visited friends
and relatives in Welsh Sunday.
For SALE: \ few sacks of Hon
duraS seed rice, from imported seed
on sod. Inquire of Days Warehouse
Clyde LaRue returned to Lake
Charles last Saturday afternoon, af-
ter visit of a week among friends in
Welsh.
Oats, bran, polish, and corn: Neu-
triline at S28. per ton or 4Oc per sack
at Globe Warehouse.
A. r. ArceneauX, Lessee.
Mrs. Taught and Daughter, Daph,
ena left Sunday morning for Cham
paign H., for VISIT to relatives and
friends.
Call up 80 if you would like to have
the Big meet you in town, or call al
the Oak Lawn Farm, one mile south
east of the Post Office. c. a. Saxby.
The hustling manager of the Roam,
oke Cooperative Supply Company's
store, Mr.. W. r. Fowler, was bust,
ness caller at our Office Wednesday
Slabs For Sale: Fifty cents pei
load. Get your summers wood while
the roads are good. At A. B. Clark
! u miles southwest OF Welsh. 4;
Anthony Hebert and wife went tt
Lafayette Sunday to consult a spe
cialist regarding their infant son who
has nasal trouble. They returned
Monday.
am prepared to do any. and al
kinds of blacksmlthing and Wagon
work promptly and satisfactory. Civ,
me call. Jos. Villien.
Mrs. j. E. Montgomery and chill
dren left Wednesday for Como, Tex
as, where they will spend some 81:
weeks visiting Mrs. Montgomery
parents and old home.
Rev. r. T. Price went to Crowle
Monday to look after his affairs a
that end of the line. He returned il
time to participate in the tent meet
iDgs.
When you are in need of any kim
of blacksmith work done in a first
J class manner, take it to Ewing's Ne'
Shop. Plow sharpening specially
P. W. Daniels, Mrs. Kate Hubener
and Thomas Norris went to Jennlng
Wednesday to inspect a stock @
goods there which Mr.. Daniels con
templates purchasing.
Eduard Scharff left Wednesday ev
, ening for Ell Paso, Texas, and point
in New Mexico. He will be gone abou
five weeks, when it is probable hi
wife and son will return with him.
Why do you scratch? Royalin
letter Ointment will stop that 1tchin
or your money back. 80 cents. Fo
sale by Cooper Dru. Co., and Ores
CEN" Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller went
! Millersville Wednesday to spend tn
remainder of the week visiting wit
Mr.. Miller's people. They expect {
return Sunday,
Mrs. Fl. M. Grain, graduate
piano, guitar, and vocal music, wit
: Is years experience in teaching, Offer
her services as a teacher to the pa
rons of music of Welsh.
Mrs. Carlisle, of Rayne, stoppe
off here Tuesday while on her wa
home from visiting her sister
p Beaumont, to spend day or tw