The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31

pleasure and business and the passing
Of the glad hand as a tonic for the
soul, Mr.. j. ALT. Martin, the general
manager OF Martins Store, the man
who radiateS smiles, rain or shine, feast
or famine, said the other day: ITO some
people this world is all business, but to
our way of seeing things that is not so,
We appreciate your good fellowship as
much as your patronage, and when you
have a little time to exchange words of
good cheer you will find us as much
interested as if you contemplated pur-
chasing a suit of clothes. We aim to
make our store the home Of cheer as
wellaS reliable merchandise.
Mrs. R. E. Norwood, of Corpus
Christi, Texas, is spending Xmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Sargent in
south Welsh.
Mrs. S. E. Carroll left on No. 10 Tues
day for Lake Charles where she goes to
nurse Mrs. F. H. Moore. She will be
gone about three or four weeks before
returning home.
Hon, Shelby Taylor, Chairman of the
Railroad Commission of Louisiana was
Lake Charles Passenger on No. 8
Tuesday.
Mr. E. C. Willard, the genial manager
of the Calcasieu Trust & Savings Bank
was a Lake Charles business visitor
: Tuesday.
Auto Storage Batteries
charged at the Welsh
: Light Plant.
Mr.. W. M. Wright and son, Earnest
J. who have been spending the holidays
with home folks returned to their work
at Jeanerette.
DR.. Maxwell, uncle of Miss Warmoth,
who has been visiting and sightseeing
in Welsh for the past two weeks re.
! turned to his home in Indiana Tuesday.
Rub My Tsm-Antiseptic, anod-eny
Us pain, stops putrefaction-J 254 m
! R. S. Greer and son, ChaSberry were
! Lake Charles visitors Tuesday, going
over on No. 3 and returning on No. 10.
Miss Ruth Camp, of Jennings, is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. w. C. Peters.
1 FOR SALE-small cook stove, gooG
! as neW-apply Journal Office.
: The journal is under many obliga
tions to Hon. John T. Hood for the va
liable assistance rendered to the
y journal Office during the Xmas rush.
: Mr.. j. T. Boiling came over from hi
, new home in Allen parish to spen'
} Xmas with relatives in Welsh.
y AGENTS WANTED to represent mos
, complete nursery in southwest Pecans
3 Figs, Peaches, Oranges, Shade Trees
D Palms, Shrubs, Roses everything need
4 ed. MONA NURSERIES.
= Mona, Texas.
4 Miss Maud McLees and her sister
Y Miss Fannie McLees are spendin
y Xmas with their sister, Miss Ruth Nc
y Lees.
y Ben A. Gabbert went to Lake Charlie
y last Saturday, returned to Welsh Tues
q day and will spend a few days wit
2 home folks before returning to Schoc
3 at Baton Rouge.
y For Hay, Straw, Woot
y DRY Ash and Oak o
= Turpentine Chips, cal
9 Clyde Davis, Phone IS. 2.
a MIR. and Mrs. Clint BULGE and Mis-
"a Mae Kindell who have been Visitin
= Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ryder for the pas
y three weeks left last Tuesday night fc
u Chronicle, Ala, where they will sta
bY until next spring.
y Honduras Seed Rice TO
= sale, grown from import
q ed seed on virgin lanC
q free of red--A. I. Jones.
~ No. 666 will cure malaria or Bilios
So Fever. 1t kills germs j 2S4m.
ID Colds Need Attention.
" Internal throat and chest trouble
- produce Inflammation, irritation, swell
A1 ing or soreness and unless checked
$50 once, are likely to lead to seriol
q trouble. Caught in time DR.. Bel