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4 Speculative switch.

According to speculative gossip. the
big plungers In Crucible have swift he'd
their play to All~is-Chalrers comm on
The strength Of this isS % ycs."tday
tended to corroborate these rumors. ON
the other hand. these people have brcn
so successful lately that they naturally
attract a following, and :,c sl,g.i;ss,
suggestion that they were giving their
attention to this or that stock would
be certain to cause more or less OF 4
demonstration in the issue in question.
The bullish talk circulating on Aliis-
Chalmers is that the has only
two competitors in its line of heavy
machinery manufacture These are the
Midvale and the Bethlehem. The Mid
vale has all ii can do. and the Bettle-
hem Is so crowded with orders that IL
is passing some OF it's business on to the
A~llis-Chalmcrs.
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THE CURB MARKET.
Trading Active-Iarge Gains Fol-
lowed by Reaction.

Trading was on an active scale In the
outside market yesterday. and some
large gains were scored by war stocks
in the early dealings. A general re-
action developed toward the close. how
ever, and left final prices well under
the best Of the day, though generally
above Thursdays final level.
The new. when issued. Electric Boat
shares were very active between 36 and
$685., rejecting a net gain Of 3h points.
The old shares moved up % points to
ass. Car Light and Power. Cramp Ship
building and standard Motors were ac-
tive and strong spots. though final quo
tations showed slight changes.
Oil shares showed a little more activ-
ity than of late. Prairie Oil n Gas
was prominent, with an advance OF &c
points to 34l.
Transactions in detail IN the market
yesterday were as follows
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~COngested shorts.

Rcck Island had an extreme rise of
IN points. n large percentage advance
No particular mystery is mad of tho
cause for the rise in this quarter. II
was ascribed generally to the presence
of a congested short position. The
stock has loaned at n small premium for
soma time and there has been much talk
OF It's obstinacy in refusing to go down.
Apparently spectators who were sue
c"ssful In anticipating liquidation in
Missouri Pacific, NJ. X. 4 T. II Texas
and Pacific have been trying their hand
on Rock Island.
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SUE. STATEMENT.

THURSDAY.
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks. 2.0s7,0 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury.. 2,7ii, 600
Loss 10 banks on days trans
actions. sGb2, ooo
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub. Treasury 10 banks sti.o2I, 900
PAID by banks TO Sub-Treasury.. 3,779, 900
Loss TO banks. ...,,,i.;.,.. Si,s5s.0O
Gain TO banks same period pre-
vlOua Observation-Disclosures $4,000
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AMALGAMArEn CnrrER CnMrAlX

A. NroNUWHy, NV 1Ork, July TO, I9l5.
At a meeting Of the Directors of tho
AmnlgamG;od COPPER Company a dividend
OF One Per Cent. go was declared, pay
liable August 3oth, 1915, TO stockholders Of
,Ncord ON the books Of the Company as of
.i2 o'clock noon. july 3lst. 1915.
A. II. MEl.lN, Secretary.
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H BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. July 3O.-Ventuta was ',ll.l
In for the first time on the exchange
here and was very active. Copper stock.
In general We're inclined to ease of. anf
fractional losses were general Allan.
tic Gulf and West Indies shares Wee
The summary:
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PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

New YORK, July IS, l9lO.
PEEFERRED DIVIDEND NO Go.
A quarterly diyidcnd Of ONE AND
viii he mia Aurnsf o.. ilf- IN pr,f.rrad
Stockholders of record at closing of trans
fer hooks August 4 1913. Preferred Trans
Ter Books VIII reopen AuCust %. 1913.
II. l.. SWARTZ, Assistant Treasurer.
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Sells Newark Tax UOnds.

NEWARK, y. j., July 30.-City Comp
troller Parmly sold to-day TO Goldman,
Sachs a Co., New York, $4,000 worth
OF six months tax bonds at EOS, The
bonds will be ready for delivery next
Tuesday.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.


company and Term, Stk. Amt.
Allouez Mining. initial ...,.. - 81
Consolidation coal, quarterly. - lis 20
Distilling Company OF America.
quarterly ptd .cc
Goldneld Consolidated, Mining, - Toe,
Kellogg switchboard quarterly - go
Milwaukee Electric Railway
and Light, quarterly ....... pfd lia CO
Nipe BAY .......... com 80
Osccola Consolidated Mining 81. - 50
United States Rubber, quar-
tcrly ,........,...........l pfd 80
United States Rubber. quar-
terly pfd IN 60
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C%OTTONSEED OIL,

There were new levels made .'
terday's oil market with u" o..
pressure occurring just PRIOR |' ..
close OF the session. RumorS ~
crude offerings from TcNJs We" .-
rent. II vas evident chat there N'
support and that bears wor"
their advantage. \ special '"'s
rcau report helped To drpr"sr
This showed the oil crush for '.'
ent season to he equivalent 10 q.
barrels. against the M1r'h r~'..
1000, 600 barrels and IN" crush
ago of $500, 600 barrels.
closing Pee"
Hrs,,. q,
c,o, = az. Nr
Aturus, 5"-a q. =,
San, m her sN>N 50 '
peremh.r tNtH '"
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New York Clearing House statement +:
Exchanges, $31775S,13A: balances,
sl5,5O+,016; Sub-Treasury credit bal
ance. $1,O76.399,
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Int.
recurity. Rate, Pay. Due. Bid. Offer. Yield.
NYCity ...o Ms Sept LIS iO14 i00ss 200
NfCity,..6 Ms sept 10 1924 1929 34s
n City 80 MS Sept l.l7lOa,s, 1895 ,a.os
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 3o-ChIclgo PEE.
Tool continued the aC'iy" .yt.
prices showing an advance "' t' ,
point on the bulge. The s'.'r
evidence of accumulation hy So
t@ercsts. Trading IN othcr d,rrt'.
very slow Bond department r'-'
The summary
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IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

The imports Of dry goods and general
merchandise at the port Of New York FOR
tho week ended July -. AZ compared with
the previous week and the correspondent
week OF 1914, follow:
Week Previous
July e. week. 1871
Dry goods s2,SH3. 3li s3.l33. lO7 s3,il7, 3IS
Gen. mdse n, j6S,0 s6 l9,9N4,25g -. 766. ig3
Totals. .sl5.e6l, iO2 s22,ll5,GG6 sl9, 2s3,95l
From January !.
Previous
July Ct Week.
Dry goods. a..... $50, N8i,299 S67Al0,qS3
General mdse 400. 47s.3l2.0ls G+743. s33
Totals ...,....,s54s, 1i6.3lS 1896
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NEW CITY NOTES.

Far value. $50, lex dividend.
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5000 Am Tel & Tel ~ s. 6 "
2aO Am Tel & r 4'rs lol's loti.
100 \ + Tel s.. lol lol ,'
1000 Swift, 5s......... 90 IS Co.
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New Manu- Of S%tatIstics.

The 1915 edition Of "The Manual of
Statistics" the thirty-seventh annual is
sue. has just appeared. It adequately
presents an up to date view of the or
finances and position of all
the leading railroad and industrial COM
panies In the United States n Canada.
The figures In reference to industrial and
companies are presented with
similar completeness.
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

Kenneco,t Cop 6s. ..ll6t5 ll8 Il5is il6
Westing III conv IS, 100 1895 100 lO9is
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DIVIDEND

Company and Term. SIX. Amt. P'able.
Jumbo Extension Min
ing ............... - 7h% Sept I
Dome Mines. initial b0c. Sept |
Brazilian Traction Light
and Power, Limited,
quarterly .....,,., com ~ Sept |
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad, quarterly
guaranteed ...,.... - IN % Sept I
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad, quarterly
special guarantee. - 1~r Sept |
American Chicle,
monthly .,".,.,.... - 10 Aug 20
General CHI e m ical,
quarterly ,..,.,.,.,, com w % Sept |
Ashton Valve ...,,... - 10 AUG 10
Esmond Mills. quar-
tcrly ....,.......,. pfd ING Aug .
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Where a &C. follows
n quot alton II ind.
Gates q hid or offer
for 10 shares.
N.tA.sSVdD.k -.
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Total sales to-day. 1853 500 shares. Same day 1914. Exchange closed,
Where a C." follows n quotation it indicates n bid OF offer for Il. shares
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE
Welsh People Should Act in Time.
ing is over,

If YOU suffer from backache;
If you have headaches, dizzy spells;
If the kidney secretions are irregular
Don't delay likely your kidneys are
sick.
Welsh people recommend Doan's III
dney Pills.
Here's Welsh mans experience:
Joseph Villien, S. Railroad Ave-,
Welsh, says: II was troubled more or
less by weak kidneys. At times | had
rheumatic pains in my joints and dull
ache through the small of my back. ]
got Doan's Kidney Pills at the Crescent
Drug Store and three or four boxes
gave me great relief. The pain in my
back let UP and the other kidney all
ments were relieved.
Price so, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doans
Kidney Pills the same that Mr.. Vlihen
had. Foster MiIburn Co., Prop, But
falo, N. Y.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
canada,s wealth In Coat.

CdHaua'U W6aIEn III OUaFs
The province Of Alberta, Canada, 10
believed to have s0.000.OO0,Oo0 tons Of
coal available.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
Dolce Bourgeois Candidate Tor PO'
lice Juror from Ward Eight

Dole Bourgeois IS a young man
of sterling qualities and possesses the
ability to flll the Office to which he as
pires. He was born and reared Just a
few miles from Welsh where he has
lived and spent his lie. He has always
followed farming although nc lived
here for several years during which
time he was connected with the South.
ern Mercantile Co. Mr.. Bourgeois has
made considerable progress IN life be-
ing left to his own resources when quite
young, has made good and is now con-
Sidered one Of our most progressive ci-
items. There has been rumOr that
Mr.. Bourgeois VIII start in this race
and then when things dre we'll on the
way withdraw from the race in fav-
or OF his opponent. There is nothing tc
this report. He j. il The race 70 stay
to the finish, win G" Loose.
The people of Ward eight will have II
Dolce Bourgeois an a0le honest courte
Gus painstaking lal,.should thrg SCI
fit to elect him to tnisSina ssesi
ton. He enters the rare WITH Tie i3ei
of beng of some Sesrstee II, it%STsRoV
voters of his ward and sotlets43s yea
help and support watch he UhF great
! appreciate.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
haW 10 Prevent Group.

It may BE surprise to you tC learn
thst in many cases Group can be pre-
vented. Mrs. II. NJ. Johns, Elida, Ohio
relates her experience as follows: My
little boS is &,lbject to Group. DurlnH7
the past MihlerI kept bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in the house,.
ana when re began having that croupy
cough / would give him one or two
doses Of il and it would break the at:
tack. | Ike l,better for children than
any other cough medicine because
children take i willingly, and it is safe
and reliable Obtainable everywhere
Adv.-Noy.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
NOTICE.

Upon my return to Welsh ShalF
expect a settlement from every on0
who is indebted to me. Those who do
not care 10 settle promptly will bo
subjected 70 8uit.
After November first shall turn all
old accounts over to lawyer for COL
lection. Ihi@ does not apply to those
who have made previous arrange
ments. Money can be left at the Bank
or with JlO r. Hood; either will give
receipts Tor me.
This notice is not meant for show
the writer tmeanS business.
Respectfully,
W. l.. STEWART, NJ. D.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19

& BOWLER COMPANY has never
offered in any locality, an experiment
for sale. Each and every "LAYNE
PRODUCT" has been thoroughly tried
out at CUR own expense before ever
being Offered on the market.
These Improved Layne Patent Tur-
bine Pumps With Inclosed Drive Shaft
and Protected Bearings" have been in
actual use tor over sixteen months on
lifts ranging from seventy.tive feet
to one hundred and fifty feet higher"
than the highest known lift in the
entire Louisiana Rice Belt.
If you have one of those Good Old
Wells" equipped with a shallow dug
pit or steel pit, which is not Layne
remember that we can replace the old
dug pit with a steel pit and install in
same a Layne Pump, and also that we
can install Ldvne Pump in your pres
ent steel pit and greatly increase the
amount Of water formerly produced
and cut down the fuel bill to very
marked extent-YOU TO BE THE
JUDGE.
We solicit your inquiry. Our price
are strictly in keeping with the class o
materials we use and the results OBJ
tanned. Our terms are as liberal as i
consistent with conservative bushes
methods. Catalog mailed on request
Respectfully,
LAYNE & BOWLER COMPANY,
= Welsh, La. Crowley, LIZ
20 IF
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
Another Fine Residence Completed.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Arceneaux have
Just completed a commodiouS and i'm.
posing eight room residence which Is
an ornament to the north part of town.
This magnificent home has bee n in con
temptation for some time and during
the early part of the year their plans
materialized and the erection began.
No architect was employed as Mrs, Ar.
Ceneaux wished to carry out her own
ideas as to the kind of home she desired
to have built. MeSsrS. M. E. Morrill,
and Levi Davis were employed to con-
struct the residence. The rooms which
are large, well arranged and beauti-
fully finished are newly furnished
throughout with the latest designs of
modern furniture Each room has been
especially furnished to suit the occu'
pants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arceneaux are both
young people and have made rapid pro-
greSS during their twelve years OF mar
ried life, as is exemplit1ed by the taste
they have displayed in the completion
of this home which will so much for
their comfort.
They extend a general invitation tc
the public to visit them in their new
home and partake of the hospitality
which awaits them.
Mr.. Henry Welsh. of Beaumont. Tex
as, is here on visit to relatives thi
week.
Mrs. Welsh is a sister of our esteem
ed friend, H. G.. Patterson. Mrs
Welsh is well knsW to many of oul
Welsh people.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
Women.

The safest Liver Medicine which you
often need, is Po-Do-Lax. Headaches,
biliousness and dizziness caused by con.
stipatlon readily yield to this MAY APP.
pie" laxative. Remember that it is non
gripping and easy in action. It arouseS
the liver and increases the flow OF bile
without sickening effects. Get over
that irritableneSs by removing the
cause constipation. No gas. fermenta-
ton, no pain. Po-Do.Lax, the perfect
woman's laxative. Soc. a bottle, Adv. 8.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19


Mr.. j. B. ell,ipostmaster of Bald
win, La, spent part OF Thursday of this
week with his old time friend, E. c.
Willard. When Mr.. Willard was in
school in Baldwin some eighteen years
ago he boarded with Mr.. SeWell and
this is the first time they have met
since that time.
Mr.. C. L. Hooker, Of Crowley, repre-
senting the BeSsmer Crude Oil Engines
is in Welsh this week in the interest Of
his company.
r. A. Estes made trip to Crowley
Sunday evening, returning Monda!
morning.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19

Leo Unkel who is working in the
oil field near Sulphur was home for a
short visit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. COrnWell and
daughter Andry left Friday for Deca'
tur, Ill where they visit until after
Christmas.
Mr.. Calvert Andrus, of Bell City, was
in Welsh last Saturday on business,
and while here made the Journal Office
a very pleasant call.
Sell your hammer and
buy a HOrn-S4.oo and up
at the Welsh Garage &
rlachine Shop.
Mr.. Clarence Radeke, of ChOuplque
La, was in Welsh Thursday OF last
week on a visit to relatives and friends
Miss Leota Robinson who has beer
visiting various points of interest il
Florida returned to Welsh this week.
Mr.. T. B. Mcmillan, one of the mos
progressive farmers in this section
spent 3 days in Beaumont, Texas, visit
ing the fair and with relatives an
friends.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
The Colds of Mankind Cured By
Pains!

Have you even gone through typlc-
a, pine forest when you had a cold?
What a vigorous impulse it sent! How
YOU invigorating and mysterious quail
ties. Yes, DR.. Bells Pine.Tar-Honey
possesses those stimulating qualities
and overcomes backing coughs. The
inner lining of the throat is strengthen
ed in its attack against cold germs
Every family needs bottle constantly
at hand 25c, ADV. 8
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
ChamberIain'S Tablets.

This is medicine intended especially
for stomach troubles, biliousneSS and
constipation. It's meeting with much
success and rapidly gaining in favor
and popularity. Obtainable every
where. Adv Nov
Miss Odele Hebert left last Wednes.
day for Oil City for a months visit to
her sister, Mrs. o. j. Mallet, and to see
the new boy who has just arrived at
the Mallet home.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19

It will be Observed that the
prospective mistress Of the White
House doesn't propose to enter
it, until after the 1al hoQ3e clean
ing is over.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
ID 70 RICE PLANTERS'

,.,,r. 10 announce thai we are
a. ss1r to drill and t c9np1 ehs, on
T2s3IcTEY GUARANTEED '.Snasas r snStSp
VEN inches to sixteed inches in
ioaF or larger if you wish We
etsr, ,. ~ to complete wells with
prsp IF the following diameterS;
| wells with ! in screen ',Sean
~slls with 8 in screen
\ wells wells with 10 in screen.
s INV wells with II in screen GREEN,
y % - IN wells with 10 in screen
= n wells ,p with II in Green
y :. wells with l6 in screen .
= ,, " our wells with the exception Of
' . rr will be completed with THE
n, sg,'1 PATENT SHUTTER SCREENS
ore acknowledged by all who
used s. them to he the greatest
,ps ever built .,,,,,
Il have perfected and thoroughly thoroughly
! ost "LAYNE PATENT TURBINE
sp ps' WITH ENCLOSED DRIVE
I'm AND FULLY PROTECTED
,pINGs," which have economical
. 1It from 500 gallons per minute
IN Gallons per minute. In fact we
y ssI1y prepared to equip each and
yell which we may drill with a
y Y. If SUITABLE capacity to most
y pump the well to its ca
dty" .,,,,,. ,,o.oa tho NON
~snce of our over 400 complete
.r,o Rice Irrigating Plants which VIZ
= installed during Inc past elgh,
10 in Louisiana Rice Belt, and Will
.rso Of our Improved Screens ant
.,na Patent Turbine Pumps with In
l,.ad Drive Shaft and Protected Bear
], mo have found it feasible to rails
: ouarantees approximately 300 gal
!, per minute in localities which hav
N developed. This puts US in pc
son tn absolutely guarantee on
,oer wells TO produce as much a
d gallons Of water per mlnute"-o
onay. Furthermore. we stand read
guarantee for a period of two fu
INNING seasons, ALL WELLS that "
Fn during this coming season.
For the past two years We have bee
orkinp out a series Of improvement
4 The Layne Patent Pumps and ha7
sD able to very greatly increase the
,aciency aud capacities. After havir
lrisd out these Pumps for a period
over sixteen months, we have foul
aem to more than meet with O
NgheSt expectations in every dett
md we are now ready to introdu
hem in this territory.
We expect 10 have a lew OF the
Improved Layne Patent Turbine Pun
VIth EnClosed Drive Shaft and Pr
ected Behring'S ready for sale and d
livery in this locality within the ne
lew weeks.
Please remember that THE LAYI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
3aSseoee8eee 8@ee
PERSONAL MENTION. :

- 70 &c D aG3@99S8 3S ed3393%GS
PERSONAL MENTION. F.: Q
Uncle Charlie Austin, who has been Il
ere for the past month, left Saturday +
corning for Baton Rouge, where he {
viii join Mrs. Austin and from there
hey will return home to California.
Leo Uncle is home for visit to his =
amily from the oil field near Sulphur. 9
For guaranteed pianos
and player pianos, guar
lowest prices and
easiest terms; guaranteed
piano tuning. write Jesse
B. Hull, General Agent,
New Iberia, La. 23-4t
Mr.. NJ. T. Bradford. who. has posi-
ton in the Sulphur oil field, was home
for two days visit to his family last
week.
Mr.Wm. Ewalt, an experienced driller
in the Vinton oil field, is home for a
weeks visit to his family. Mr.. EWalt
brought in a new we'll at the oil field
last week just before returning home.
J. c. KipIinger will re-
pair your shoes while you
wait.-Office cor Crowley
and Hudspeth Streets.
Mr.. M. Farlow, who with Mrs. Far
low has been visiting in Fenton, Kinder
and Lake Charles, returned home last
Friday, while Mrs. FarloW remained in
Fenton and expects to return on Satur'
day. Mr.. FarloW had planned to spend
few days on the gulf before return
ing home. But his friends advised
; against it on account of the mosquitoes
being so large. 1t is stated the bills OF
sSome of them were as much as i
inches long.
Wateri Seed Rice fol
.; sale, grown from import
ed seed on virgin land
free of red--A. 7. Jones.
+ FOR RENT-My farm of 100 acre.
six miles south of Welsh on Bayo
Chene.-See A. H. Broussard, WelSl
II La, R.R. No. /. 2S.2tp
+ E.A. Phillips, we'll known architet
of Lake Charles, was in Welsh la'
Friday on professional business in COZ
nection with the building Of the ne
court house, appearing before the Pt
e lice Jury which was in special SeSslC
n here last Thursday and Friday.
e What about TOrnad
0 Insurance? We write il
. Ring up 40. Calcasie
Trust 6 Savings Bank.
Mr.. Charles P. Martin, one of Lal
- Charles most progressive busine
| men, was in Welsh last Wednesd'
looking after business matters.
I Messrs. +. Huber and Sidney job
son of Jennings were in Welsh Thur
day on their way to J, S. DeWol
orange farm after an auto load
oranges.
Improved Blue RIOS
Seed Rice for sale, free
red.-A. T. Jones.
Hon. L. Lazaro, Congressman frt
this district, was in Welsh for a ShC
while Thursday shaking hands w
friends. The Doctor is looking fine a
said he liked to get around and see
friends once in a while, when his vi
was not political.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Romano and gra
SON of Kaplan, La, and Los Angel
CAL, stopped over in Welsh for sh
visit to their old-time friends, Mr..
Mrs. j. W. Cooper ard family, on tn
return to their home in Califor
from Kaplin, where they spend part
their time on Mr.. Romaine's farm e;
~ winter.
No. 66s will cure malaria or Billie
- Fever. 1t kills germs j rs Am.
Chamberlain'S Tablets
This is a medicine intended especi;
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19

Let us insure your rice;
phone "s from your home
we will 10 the rest. Cal"
Casieu Trust & Savings
Bank.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-19
Paint and Not

Paint was so high the last few years
the market was flooded with trash.
What is trash?
1t looks like paint and pretendS to be
paint, but isn't worth painting. 1t costs
a painters day'S-WOrk to put-on gal
lon of paint, good or bad; a painters
day's.Work is So or 81.
Add that to the price of a gallon.
That is the cost of gallon. DevOe is
SIS or Sc a gallon; and trash half'dollar
less.
But Devoe is all paint and more too;
you add oil to It; a gallon is or 6
quarts of perfect paint for the painters
pot. But trash is three-quarterS two
thirds or half paint; you pay half-dol'
lar less for nobody-knoWS- what'it'iS.
10 gallons DeVoe is enough for the
average job; it takes is or 20 gallons OF
! trash. And the wear same way. I'm
fortunately, they look alike when firS1
put-On.
DEVOE
Taught Lumber Co. sells it.
Bring us your cars. We
are we'll equipped to dc
auto repairing and we
carry complete line auto
accessories, all makes
Welsh Garage s Machine
. Shop.