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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
1913" o'clock tomorrow.
MONDAY. DECEMBER

1913" o'clock tomorrow
MONDAY. DEC EMBER -.
REQ" Touring Car passenger.
four-c hinder. 3c-horscpower. equipped
with top. wind shield. full set OF lamps.
new tires all around; has an excellent
appearance. and is in 1rst-class rum
ming order
CHALMERS, four passenger. Tor
pedo" type, four-cyliudcr, 36-horse
power. top storm front. fine set Of
lamps. all new tires. This is a racey'
looking car. Of beautiful appearance.
and mechanical condition splendid.
These cars are being sold on account
Of owners purchasing larger cars.
They will be fully demonstrated
morning of sale
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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yrr, GOAT anD CCaopn

QUICK DELIVERIES. FULL. -I.OADS;
pine. oak or slab wood: Pennsylvania
nut, stove and egg coal: splint, lump.
pocahontas and New River; run OF
mine. briqucttc at lowest price.
Phone Monroe 1876 Lynn: C HAIR
HIS
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Rooms lQantso

SINGLE MAN WANTS NICE ROOM
VIE. or without board; state lowest
terms. Address II ~, care Times
Dispatch.
SETTLED LADY DESIRES VERY At
tractivciy furnished room, couch
bed. private bath, with or without
board. Where therc are no children
Addrcas y 22t. care Times. Dispatch
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:mpnria Lodge Elects Omcer..

SprciaI 10 The Times DispatchI
North Einporia. Va. December 8
Emporia Lodge No. laJ. knights OF
pythias. at its regular meeting on
Wednesday might elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: cham
cclcr commander. Il o. Dyson. vice
chancel!.r T. {. Nluelc: master OF
work. Henri Hayes: master of OK
cheGuer IN. ". :. Lindsey: master at
arms. 9. l. Craddock inner guard r.
II. cla!N. Outer guard y II Wcar
ANA deputy grand chancellor Or. w. l.
Adams.
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Rral estate for Salt
For SALE
Located on the
Chickahominy River,

rs CITY COUNTY VA
Plant, consists Of 20 acres OF clay
land. clay running in depth Of from
30 TO 10 feet; Is to % feet above level
OF the Ciadc. consisting OF lOO-horse-
power Erie boiler. SD-horscpower en-
Ity: end cut. stiff mud brick machine:
ono Chambers Brothers steam rcpress
2v.puu capacity; three steam pipe
drIcrS, capa city, 1000 each. arranged
TO work each one separate
-Four shed dricrs. bull, in tile beet
manner and covered with galvanized
iron, with capacity OF Ice OUD each
Five lt-"ye brick coal clamps. capac-
ltN OF 10000 each: these clamps are
built in row facing the water. with
wharf extending full length Of the
clamps; fifteen feet OF water in thirty
feet Of the mouth of the clamps.
There is located ut the plant one
artesi;n well OF 200 feet depth. stper-
inicndcNts house, stables. Commissary
and three buildings FOR the help.
There is. in Connection with this
plant, ono piece Of Woodland. 2ip acres :
another picc" OF woodland Of - acres :
clay is OF the Very best; will stand dry
ing by steam or air. free from gravel
aud rocks and no soil to remove from
the top.
In other words. it contains everything
10 make II first class brick plant. and
II Is one OF tn" best in the state Brick
viii be accepted by the government in
every particular.
This plant was formerly owned b..
4. H. Richardson 4 Sons. OF Hampton.
Va.
For terms Of sale apply to
TIE BANK OF HAMPTON. VA.
Hampton. VA
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On or after four weeks from date
"" ill sell. 1T our Freight Ware
house. Seventeenth and Marshall
Streets. at public auction. TO the
highest bidder. unless otherwise dis
posed OF. the following list OF refused
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NEGRO CHURCH BuRNED.
Schoolhousc in Chnsc city BnreI

Schooihousc in Chase city Barely
Escapes Flames.
Chase CITY. Va. December l3.-
FIRE. which originated in the hous.. OF
Mack Bacon. night watchman FOR the
chase city manufacturing Company.
spread to and destroyed the Bethle-
hem Methodist Church. colored. and for
= time threatened the school also The
defective iiu-
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y GlFr TIAT is CSEFUl..
a9ecting5
NorIcE ANNrAl. MEErlN.


TIL. SHAREHOLDERS OF THIS
bank viii hold TIA" annual election
Of directors aud consider such other
business as can properly com. before
th"m, at their banking house. on
Tncsd"y, January ~ 1917. at u Al.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
or RICHMOND, VA.
.. T.. mil Cashier.
National state and City Bank
iichm0nd. Va. prccmhcf ia. 1919.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of This bank will be- held
iu its banking house TUESDAY
JANUARY ~, 1917. for the ,runsac.
liGn of amy business that may prop
"rly com" before tho meeting
JULIEN H. NIL.
Cashier.
Richmond. Va. December IL. 1913.
THE EEGILAE ANNUAL. MiGt.TIN
81 tn shareholders Of the Central
National i:amll OF Eichmond. Va. viii
he held on TUESDAY. JANUARY ~.
1911. AZ : T. w.. III The directors
room OF TIC bank. No 300 East Broad
street. Richmond Va
PHILIP l.. W. GOODWIN.
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commonwealth Of Virginia
SUPERINTENDENT AL I.nhlic r,.in1lnr

upctiht"nu"lt OF lubiic Printing
Richmond. Va, December Il; lpI3
irrIE,TEEN, IiuNpEEn Cnlii:S or
III Z 0T%E Ii,,NnHED AND Elf
REPORTS
viii EG I%GcjveH lt This 3HIec np ioI2 NJ
be received for BINDlNt;. WKApriTt;
MD LABELLING FIFTEEN HCNDKiGj
Printed schedules. on which an bids
Viii b. required To b. made. yviIl he
inrniShcd ON application,
Each bid must bc Enclosed in scaled
envelope, addressed 10 tn" Supcriut"n-
a,nt Of i'ubiic Printing. ana marked
Contractors VIII bc rco.ircd 10 make
daily shipments Of carofUly-r"ad proof.
weekly shipment of nV" copies If ooch
sixteen paS" form worked. and TO fur
nish bond. With approved security Tor
the faithful Performance" Of contract
The right IS reserved to REJECT any
or all bids
DAVIS BOTTOM.
superintendent of Public Trnlting.
EiDS For CONSTRUCTION OF Pun
nc ROADS The Road Commission Of
liaiifaN ioW,nship. Haifax County.
OF twcnty-tVe to thirty miles Of
public roads "f HAT township. the
roads To be property graded and
- shaped. ana surfaced with gravel or
sand clay. according TO which il most
accessible to particular roads
All tho work 10 be done under
the direction Of AMI according 10
specifications furnished ~.
Hughes, Road Engineer. weldon,
y. &.
Bids will be opcncd at Halifax
n c. on December %. 1918, tho
commission rcscrving the right 10
reject any or al, bids
Address all bids to Fletcher IL.
Gregory. Secretary Halifax, y G.
This December 4 1913
r - VAUGHN
Chairman Road Commission
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auction SaIrS, a9nnnap

Ky Runn ~ Sloan.
Real Estate AuctionccIs.
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BICYCLES

EMBLEM. EAGLE. DAYTON Cries
cent and orient bicycles. Also sun
dries BIC%Cles To hire. \. T.
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5rdlrp Proposals

W NJ ADDISON.
- -It.,.
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AfEk HOUSE. EiGITH AND FRANK
tiH streets, rooms. SOC up newly
painted papcrcd and renovated:
steam heat ana electric lights. Phone
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WATCH WORK.

PRICES REDUCED oN WATCT
W"rs. Cleaning. 81 main spring. 81.
Twenty years experience. WILLIAM
rOBIi:N. JR. No. 40S Eost Eroad
street MI work Guaranteed
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DENTISTRY.

WHY LET YOUR TEETH DECAY.
when you can get teeth nlicd for 30
cents up All work AT most reason
able prices. Examinations free
Hours: g \. ". to +. NJ MODERN
DENTAL PAtLOES. Sill East Broad
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WANTED. TO TRANSFER LEASE OF
sW"li apartment Al The Hanover
Amply ..parrntut
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FIaG lGlantcn

IN ONCE. SMALL. HOUSE OK FLAT
Must bc modern and have yard state
price. IL 10. care Times Dispatch
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auction SaIrs, future Days
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

McEi.ROY FARM. NEAR GORDoNS-
WILLIE. IN AI.BEMARLE COUNTY.
ADJOINING THE FARMS OF MRS.
ALLEN POTTS. WILBUR w. OS-
BORNE. JOSEPH L. WILLARD. NIR-
GINA NJ. OSBORNE AND OTHERS.
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-TWO (232) ACRDS. MORE
OR LESS.
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Snarh lIlantrh

WHAT Is REST YOU CAN 30 FOR
room and board? Quiet gentleman:
hes; references. & S32, care Times
pisp3tCh
YOUNG MAN DESIRES EOAl,D AND
room. private family: home COM
forts, state terms II 22i. care
Times Dissuntch
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I|NI E-NUON FLAT. SNpAIA'rE ~
~ ine', furnace. gas. range. in>tautan-
tpus heater 1907 Virginia Avenue
IlEGIaun Eark
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This farm is highly valuable and
suitable as dairy farm ana country
place; fertile soil. well watcrcd. i'm fine
condition. with improvements recently
built. consisting OF large dwelling
house. barn, stable and other outbuild-
inCs.
Will be sold at public auction at the
front door OF the Courthouse of Albc-
marie County. in the city OF Char
lottesvillc on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 90. 1913.
at . o'clock l.. NJ.
TERMS: Cash.
V. r. SHACKELFORD,
". II. THURLOW,
e II. DeJARNETTE, JH.
Special Commissioners.
Orange. Va.
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sIioEs. SHOES: SHOES!

SAMPLE SHOE STORE. oc5 East Broad
street tncar City ilalD. Good shoes
Cheap. Mems. WOmcn's and children's
shoes Ietallcd at wholesale prices.
GEO = BOW DEN, @. EDWIN BOW
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IcCONNuLI.-B BROW
Engineering Company.


LINZ ilitctlHS Company,
DEs1GNERs AND BulLDERs OF
spccia. machinery. Repair work
son $3.50
1;RISA.I RFDT:I,TI0I N pT5I1,I5c ,,0T;;
n,<, ti,;rtN hnys t,N,,., -, :, II - ~
paimiing and Decorating. J. W.
Street :. <' N'''"
~ !. ~
'p ave YOU momcy LEAIiE 2 iJgH y r:
COMPANY, specialists" COS East
THIS }.AIj- - HERE cITI-or ),
hoo GAb 5G M paiM Y"r, ara deeeraIor
Prices Pic '' rI.ht and WI srst spe',a a,i
Guaranteed l3i Yves; Mair. Phone
Madison 1851
isirYCLES.
EMBLEM. EAGi.f:. DAYTON. cEEs. :
cent and orient 9icyclcs Also sun
2o3i.
DENTISTRY.
WHY LET YOUR TEETH DECAY
cents up. Nil work AT most reason
able prices, Examinations free
I nTHTAf y 2, ~ TO N MoPEkT
: - :. i...-e y onu
LET Us REPAIR YOUR SHOES. WE
know, how; prices reasonable; work
S WaG,so, ioa ana pG 4flIer , rh9 NJ
f Sroad I hErA'RINd sHor' 30 East
WATCH WORK
PRICES REDUCED Oh WATCIl
WORK. Cleaning. 81 main spring 81
Twenty years cNpcricuc,. WILLIAM
LIEN y i X. No. lVS Fest Eroad
:, = ;, =. = :, ~ ,'I,1e -
TfPEW RlTERS FOR RENT
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SHOES. SliOESi SHOES:
aoS EASE BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL
is the new HON. of HOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
chenp for Tic whole fnlmilN.
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LOWE Fiat pF -FOUR ROOMS FOE
lral oHcap 10 right party. eight nun
t'"u block West Graz. street "A.
'iSa - '-'. car" IlWrS Dispatch.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
Auctioncers.
6lS EAST BROAD STREET.
Automobiles
at Auction

We viii sell in front. OF our auction
salcsroons. No. Gls Eas; Broad street.
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oa> WEST I'TANKLIE. THIRD FLAT.
l''e rooms hcst furnished: very
tithi and attractive. Rent reduced
70 uuly ivH. Soc us promptly. GREEN
SHAM & ETCES
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hitsiitA ELL FOUR-ROOM FLAT, all,
.'HNtllIthors ,li ORR Street, ISal-
-. II,lsL-ts Ai-ldlsoiL 26A2- j.
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*i4Ner always ;akcN in exchange.
NAGoB ROYAL SCARLET or ROBIN
iioQd salmon. ~ on only lSc. can
MONROE GROCERY CO. as West
Eroad.
SHOES: SHOES: Shoes
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. .ocS East Broad
street lncar City iialD. Good shoes
shoes Ietallcd at wholesale prices.
GEO. = BON DEN, q. EDWIN BOW
CAS- SLICE PEACHES > CANS FOR
..c MONROE GROCERY co. 3lS
West Broad.
I)ccoubc, the l.. 1918. in front OF
the itNchahge Hotel ~ thu, town OF
Buydtou. Va. oil,I for sal" 70 TIA.
highest bidder tho Exchange Hotel.
tu-ethcr With an its appurtcuIuCcS.
lutiutlua The hotel building OF
twenty -s-yen rooms and all Wvui
tulr. an putOuildinsS including
Atw and up- to-d"t" stable and three
arycs OF laud. Upon which SAID build
!ues aIc located 'ihc h"t"l is cen
tlliIy lo-ated and Is Il desiI able place
u every way Terms al sale. Cash.
Gan APKlCOT INITIATION GLASS
Jar Zoe can. Monroe jSi OF $50.
WAGES, RENTS. BILLS OF Any
description collected anywhere.
can ct youi money for YOU. D'2le.
yare Times Dispatch.
VEGETABLES. TF,E RiPES.r FRESH
est ana the best product OF The farm
are sofa 10y the MONROE GROCERY
90 3ls West Broad
WE Make AUTOMOBILE TOPS. DUST
moods AND do all kinds Of trimming
work. making and repairing springs
ga 5:Ss S. s 31a}h' xlaib i H,r5 s@si'fs
hS .55i w. bk sSS TIS5 F H5T5E
GROCERY co 5l> West Broad
SPECIAL MEALS Dl:EE S1EAkS.
chcps bcits yhlckeI-. turkeys ai.u
''et. iuine sG1d 40 eatt Al " I'll gam.
lL season u serves juy best O.,
THE NEW Y'oHK f:issTAUI;ANT.
goo last Main street.
CpFFEE HAS ALWAYS BEEN ONE
81 our leading Spec!3.ties; whit
mons c"iiee eroGnd' ,nulveri2ed or IN
GROCERY co. 3is west Broad
conducted European tour mex, sum
lHGsIiiI' o7I5 i:ast Broad :
DRIED CHERRIES MoNRoE GRO
Gerry 60. Sl> West Broad. 33c. Id.
RELlABLE 'TRANSFEE -MILLNER'S
fcl :1c.; claim checks issued nj the
rouso Tor your baggage; two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison 1876.
8iy agents meet all trains.
MINCicMEAT--A FANCY QUALITY,
i"am appeu1ins and Vol balanced
y mmCcmoat leads to further orders
i-2c III. MONROE GROCERY
co. rhones 3>i OF $50.
SPECIAL. SNLE FOR BALANCE OF
tho season ~ millincrN ana ready
ip"de garments for ladies, misses ana
cmldren. Alterations free MRS.
JULIUS BEAR li@l East Main
AHMShY ENAPuHATED TEACHES.
from t'C Land OF Sunshine. only Toe.
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Real Getatr oGlantrn

HAVE CUSTOMER FOR HOUSE, is
Gintcr Pnrk from $4,000 to $1,000.
WfJI1'l' A.
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cAN SLICE PEACHES. CANS FOR
$50 MONROE GROCERY CO, 3lS

il SHALL. AT . j. NJ. on MONDAY.
Dccauber the l., 1918. in 'front.' OF
as ;NDhaNse d di%iel IN ~ 'hG 'G ,H ,H 10,
highest bidder TIC Exchange Hotel.
together With an its appuItcuHnccs.
iutiutiue The hotel builGiue OF
twcut! -savtu rooms and all tuvui-
tul. al outOuildinss. including q
new and Ip-to-d:t. stable, and thrcc
dcrcs OF laud. rpui. which SAID build
!uGS arc located. zinc Motel rs con-
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BEST SpLINT, $500: BEST ANTHRA-
cite. $3.50. Sd Ger Goals at lowest
prices w. Il. LEANS. 703 to I'll
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
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93i5eeliarlcous

WRITE FOR. CATALOGUE,
ltAl.STON llEAl.TE SHOES MADE ON
foot nodded lasts All feathers for
MI wcatherS. GEO. l.. SIIUAIAN
sells them. G3i Eas; Broad. Ralston
Root Shnn.
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LET Us REPAIR YOUR SHOES WE
called for and deiiver"d phon.
Madison COLI. ROllM ELECTRIC
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP, 30 East
fIrOai street
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-11-27
Letter from Secretary Lsafhlln.
ALDEN BRIDGE, Nov. Is. 1918.

ALDEN BRIDGE, Nov. Is, 1918.
Editor Bossier Banner.
Dear Sir: enclose herewith premium
winners at our Bossier Parish Fair. as it
has been your custom to publish same.
You will Observe that our premium list,
especially in the agricultural depart
ment, is not as large as it has usually
been in the past. Notwithstanding this
fact, as you already know, we captured
second parish prize at the State Fair,
and twenty-five blue ribbons and nine-
teen red ribbons were awarded to our
individual exhibits, evidencing the fact
that our exhibits were OF superior
quality. Special mention should be
made Of Mr.. E. S. Burt's splendid one
farm exhibit, showing what one pro-
gressive farmer can accomplish.
We should all feel encouraged when
we see what splendid success small
number have attained, and many more
OF the good farmers Of Bossier parish
should be inspired to help make a bigger
and better fair for Bossier parish next
year than ever before. l believe all
progressive minds have been more than
convinced that our Parish and State
Fair have accomplished much for the
upbuilding OF our country and people.
We had some very good racing at the
fair, and our colored people had some
very creditable exhibits.
In conclusion, will say that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Fair
Association will be held at Plain Deal
ing on Saturday, December 9th, at
O'Clock, p.m., to elect new board Of
directors. You are urged to attend, and
all persons interested in bigger and
better fair are cordially invited to be al
the meeting. Respectfully,
E. M. LAUGHLIN, Secretary.
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S. .avertising rates 12H cents per inch
pspiss The exceptions to this rate are: All
pes 1a..,on advertisements, all small transient
all that call for position, all tnat
81, every second, third or fourth week,
u and all legal advertisements. The
Il fesnD ,..rt;ser is permitted to make monthly
legnfaI .sthnut charge. The papers subscrip-
tb1nSes ) 9 nren to all advertisers and pros
1ess'. .,rv for display advertisements should
IS " cog assce not later than Tuesday after-
- %. ,n,sn Il comes in later Its Insertion IN
-. for that week Is not guaranteed.
1...,., readers, 10 cents per line. Foitical
SIS kg ~ ..dyertising, Is cents per inch.
! ...a- ~ the Banner respectfully requests
Is s,...srv noetry not be submitted Tor puoh-
oos c,ch verse when good ID usually not
s0l., nd when original is usually not gooo.
=. ESTUARY notice Immediately fohowine
3 ..,,ic,ted when the deceased Is known 70
'1ll : readers. Let the length OF the no.ice
4 ~ hs the prominence OF the deceased IN
: UNITY ns. where the family resides.
49,. ..n,;ator OF the Banner and Its manage
81 ~ e.shv d,sclaim all responsibility for views
S - ~ ~ contributors to its columns, OF LOT
& 49, .,ssn attacks made on others by any one
oI y. employed on Its stan ana IN tne
r. ~. ~ q Maid emp!oye in the once.
l ~. communications will not pc pup
81 Tsare Is no objection to the use OF pen
-. she editor demands 70 know VINO you
s q, - your contribution will be puoiisneo.
~ 49, .aarass communications intended Tor
.tication to individuals.
,..te all remittances IN the name u '''o p4o
,.sor Or The Bossier Banner.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-11-27

broidered pillow cases.
Mrs. N. w. Sentell- Best embroidered
initial work.
Miss Madge Sentell Best embroid-
cred underwear.
Miss Pauline Dawson Best embroid-
cred handkerchief and best collars and
cuffs.
Mrs. ]. c. Childers Best pair knit
gloves.
Mrs. John Barnett Best pair knit
socks.
Mrs. w. F. Keoun-Best Irish crochet
work.
Miss Eppie Nattin-Best corset cover.
Mrs. R. H. Davis-Best baby pillow.
Mrs. J. E. Walker-Best hand made
baby cap.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT.
Miss Berta May Kelly-Best fancy
needlework.
Miss Rita Sanders Best hand sewing
and best button hole.
Miss Myrtle Gardner-Best dressed
doll.
Miss Alma Echart Best child's dress.
Miss Rita Sanders Best three glasses
jelly.
Miss Gladys Bolinger- Best embroid-
cred baby pillow.
Mist Ruth Herndon-Best LAYER cake.
CLASS K.
Mrs. Will Neutrality-suspicious.
girl baby.
Mrs. Raiford Cheshire -Prettiest boy
baby.
Mrs. J. D. Herndon-B Best collection
ferns and best single palm.
Mrs. John Barnett Best begonias and
geraniums.
Mrs. S. H. Cochran Best display cut
flowers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-11-27
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids are invited for the repair
Of the public road from Collinsburg to
Gilmer, on Red River, Road District
No. 2, and bids for the same viii be re-
ceived and opened at Plain Dealing
Bank at 2 o'clock, PM, December s.
Right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Plans and specifications can be
had Of N. w. Sentell, Collinsburg, or
the undersigned. M. G. WRIGHT,
4s-s Police Juror, Ward 3.
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- Z
You should write at once for s'Grif-
fings 1914 Tree Book" They will fur
nish the trees you intend to plant and
tell you how to plant them. Address
Grifing Brothers, Port Arthur, Texas.
The NEXT Bossier Parish Teachers In.
stitute will be held in Shreveport at the
Travis Street school building, on Satur-
day, November %. All teachers are re-
quested TO be present. An interesting
program will be rendered.
The tabulation Of the separate returns
from the ginners for the November /
report shows there were II, 1857 bales OF
cotton, counting round as half bales,
ginned in Bossier parish from the crop
of 1918 prior to November /, as COM
pared with Il, 1877 bales ginned prior to
November /, 1912.
A mottled Ancona pullet, known az
No. n, laid 236 eggs in i1H months in
the National Egg Laying Contest at the
Missouri Poultry Experiment Station q
Mountain Grove, Mo. The mother Of
this entry laid 24i eggs in last years
contest and three sisters OF No. n have
exceeded the 2O0-egg mark in the pres
emit contest, q family record to be proud
| Of and should be emulated by all re-
L