The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-09-17

wagons. He has them,
and there are none better
E. A. Sullivan of New Orleans, rep
resenting the Mutual Sulphur & Oil
Co., of Sulphur, La, was in Welsh Fri
day in the interest of his company.
For your Binder Irvine
see Armstrong,
Mayor ". B. Gabbert, as one of the
directors of the Southern Rice Grow
9rS' Association was present at the
meeting of the Board Of Directors In
Beaumont Tuesday when the scale of
prices was fixed. At this meeting the
directors of the association also took
steps to secure loans from the regional
banks for growers on rice stored in
bonded warehouses.
Rub My Tism-Antiseptic, anodyne-
kills pain, stops putrefaCtion-J rs 4 m
Miss lone Robinson was the guest of
Mrs. Lee Simpson in Lake Charles Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Get your Deering and McCOr-
mick Binder repairs at Miller
Hardware & Furniture Co.
Mr.. Archie Hickman, of Lake Charles,
came over Sunday morning to spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Gabbert. He
was accompanied home by Mrs. Hick-
man who has been visiting her parents
for the past week.
Carroll is located in his
new studio where he will
welcome you at any time.
Mrs. j. H. Prater, of Lake Charles,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
M, l.. Prentice for the past ten days
returned home Sunday afternoon. She
was accompanied by her husband who
came Sunday, her two little nieces, Eli
zabeth and JoSesh Fowler who also
have been visiting Mrs. Prentice.
With one of the best outfits on the
we can threSh your rice per.
fectly, all new. VIM. A. MURPHY.
Word was received in Welsh last
week of the death at Lincoln. Neb., of
MIR. Gilbert, father of H. H. Gilbert and
Mrs. Andrews, both of whom were we'll
known here. MIR Gilbert with his wife
came to Welsh last spring, when Mrs.
Gilbert was taken sick and died at the
Lake Charles Sauitarium. Since that
time Mr.. GiIbert's health gradually
failed.
SPECIAL NOTICE to the par
ents of school children-All school
books and school accessories will
be sold only for cash. Please keep
his in mind and bring the cash
with you when you come for
BOOKS. Nothing will be charged.
THE JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
Ben Gabbert left Tuesday for Baton
Rouge where he will resume his studies
1t L. S. U. Ben spent the latter part of
lis summer vacation looking after his
ather'S farming interests near Alex
lndria and on completion of his ,Studies
1t L. S. U. will probably take to scienti-
lC agriculture.
Our separator has arrived. Engage
is now and be first. have an expert.
snced man to run TWIN. A. MURPHY.
Misses Ida Miner and Alice MeKeag
'f Jennings are visiting Mrs. Lew DAY.
S for a few days.
Miss Warmoth of Baton Rouge has
been engaged to teach the sixth grade
n the Welsh School. Miss Warmoth
will also teach two high school subjects,
giving the principal and assistants the
necessary time to teach the manual
training and mechanical drawing
courses that are a feature of the Welsh
school.
Owing to an excess OF legal publica-
tons which the Journal as official org
IN OF the parish Police Jury, School
Board and Town Trustees, is required
to print considerable amount of local
news was omitted from our last issue.
a circumstance which, though unavoid.
able, we regret very much.
See Armstrong for your
Endless Thresher Belts.
Prices are rimhf