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Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Sloan's Liuimeut for Neurn Il
Aches

The dull throb OF neuralgia If quicl--
ly relieved by Sloan's Liniment, "a
universal remedy for pain. Easy
apply; it quickly penetrates witi...G'
rubbing and soothes the sore nv les
Cleaner and more promptly eff cave
than mussy piasters or oint.A mt:
does not stain the skin or clor the
pores. For stiff muscles, chconi,
rheumatism, gout, lumbago, p""ins
aud strains it gives quick relief. 81" =
Liniment reduces the palu and int -,
nation in insect bites, bruises, b, IL =,
and other minor injuries to chl 'eu
Get bottle to- day ut your D!r? Tis
Csc. adj
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Took the Hurt Out of Her Back

Took the Hurt Out of Her Back
Mrs. Anna Byrd, Tuscumbla, Ala,
writes: 4" | was down with my back
SO / could not stand up more thah
half the time. Foley's Kidney Pills
took all OF the hurt out" " Rheumatic
pains. swollen ankles backache, stlti
POINTS and sleep disturbing bladder
ailments indicate disordered Kidneys
and bladder trouble. Sold Every where
adv
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Important Fashion

We take great pleasure in announcing
10 our readers that hegiunirg with our
next issue We will publish the hTst oi "
series of weekly articles on women
and children's fashions.
These articles will be illustrated Win
artistic drawings Of the very newest
styles aud will br especially written lo'
this paper by one of the best known
fashion authorities in New York CITY.
Thes. exclusive and interesting letters
will provide the ladies OF Abbeviite ana
vicinity with authentic fashion intorma-
rion of exceptional value. Watch for
the first article.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
ThIs.-And Five Gents,

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out thls
lip, enclose five cents to Foley & Go
1855 She ffi-ld Ave. Chicago, Ill :,
vriting your nam and address clear
4y.~You will receive in return a ttial
package containing Foley's Honey
auj Tar Compound, tor cOughs, cold
I'D Group; Folp, Kidney Pills, and
Foley Cathartic Tablets adv
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Br;ef News Items of Local Interest


Toe Triangle Airdome, which accord
ING to its construction. is intended as a
place of amusement during the long
summer months, has nov been fitted
out with two good size coal heaters
which together with few additional
oilstovcs. will make this theater COM
foartalle in the very coolest weather we
have to contend with in our section.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
} c, BROUSS ARD. Sscreta

Ahbeviiie, La Oct 2nd. 1915
The City Council If the Town Of An
a.vilIe, met ibis day in regular sess-
ion with Mayor H yes presiding ano
ruIlcall: R. G Greene, presenr; F. Z
Brauxi~, present; F. L. Mel, beck
presen r P Nelson, present; J. c
Broussard, ahsrnr
The Mayer spp"i' ted MIR, J W
O'3r, an, oecretsrS Pro. TEN anc
pr, cee'ie,l with the fegular order OF
bu iats'.
On accuCnt Z the sicsne 6 OF tl'
s CT, tary the reading of the minDt S
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
: ate of Louisiana Parish OF Vcrmi'i y
18th Judicial District Court. No, 4946
Felix Patout


Heirs Of Nicaise Leblanc. ct al.
To Odcon LcBlrrc, Albert HrhPrt
Renoi1 LeBHrc, Eopnia Leblanc.
Monroe ieRlanc individually n! q
us ADM uist-stor, Odile Leblanc
witt of I.arkln Pr'rv Jn'es 4 L.
blanc, 4 bsr ptee ard Edith Leblanc
Ennice LpBlanc and Mauric" Il
Blanc. Muuors, Through w.
Gorhy, Curator adj tVc.
t}y virta4 o. 4 writ Of seizure and
sale tn M Issued out II the Honcra'ie
) ve"t"au'h Jrdin'al Disl''i"t Cont,
IN and f"r the Parish OF VtrTi'inn,
STATE Uf Louisiana. IN the *h'v'
nnmh"r"'l aud entitled Snit. fuiiy sn-
hcr'sire sn1 empowering ~ in tn.
p'' friIsfs, ! have this day stia"d 1tid
tak"n inrn my Dogscesinn 10 satisfy
said Wit, ami | will prncred 10 sci a
i'c suC Jon n ihp last a 8 h'@h'
rrfp"rsihl,- htd6rr, at !ns principal
'r"rr d"of ~ TIE cJurr hnrse. H.
A heviilH. Vrrm;ii'r Parish, la .
WI hi'i hs legal hrnrs Prescribed ot
law for judicial sales, Oh
Saturday NOtemb-r o., 1915.
the Il lowing deserlhrd pr. p-rf.
ST nat d in Vern,ihon Parrish. to Wit:
O"e certain tract ~ lard, lylDR ana
ne'hp ''naiea in The Parish nf W. ms
inh' STATE OF Louisiana, onntainl' ,
NINETY four srp- nts hounded North
ny thr Piinterf Rice Mil Comp'nyr
~" ~ or assigss, aCu;h in par by
Derhafd SorheN ct ala. EqSh nv j
SSlos"n' St or asst tus, and West bv Zics
uriuh' 'og 1sns with all the ba'idng:
snn lmproVen pts thereon situated
and thereto bl bnpinv
70 ." sold nE Cssh, without the
90 HTi1B 'Itirs AhhDvilie. La, this
18th das OF oGe !rr 1910
a, Les At3 MOTION.
,y = shsrifaternirion Parrish. La
W 3 G0fdy, 0lsprney
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Ct'rROLAS
CIrROL y
CftKOL y

Beat thing for constipation, sour
stomach, lazy liver ard sluggish bows
els Stops sick headache almost
at once. Gives most thorough and
satisfactory flushing--no pain, no
Dausea Keep the system cleansed,
swse; snI wholesome. Ask for Citr0-
TX sold Every where adv
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Paw Your Subscription.

The Progress has been lenient win
subscribers In the past, but the con
stantlv advancing cost Of paper ana
supplies necessitates closer collections
IN fature, If YOU are in arrears kindly
call and settle, or ring phone Tvs iof
your bill
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Dnn't Nnmlect Ynnr Odd

Neglected colds get worse, instead
of better. A stuffed head, tight
chest must he relieved at once. Dr
8el'S Pine Tar Honey is Nature 8
remedy. Honey and glycerine heal
the irritated membrane, antiseptic
tar loosen, the phlegm, you breathe
easier and your cold is broken up
Pleasant to take, DR.. Bells Pine Tar
Honey is an iieal remedy for children
az well as grown ups. At your Drug
gist ,25c. adv
Watch, I will announce the arrival
of my fish and oysters. C. Guidry.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Miss Helen Meaux, daughter Of Mr..
Nicholas Meaux, and Mr.. I. ". FolmeT
were quietly married at the latter b
home at Monroe La, last Saturday. The
couple arrived here Sunday bv automo-
bile and will make their nome i'll our
,,,iJst
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

In our last issue we reported the cleo
tion of the Democratic candidate Wade
0. Martin as Congressman for the 3rd
District; after a careful counting how
ever a majority of 90 votes for the Prog
ressive candidate Whit. 2. Martin was
tourd
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

STATE Of Louisiana Parish of Eerm;lion, Eth
jrdiciai District Cuurt.--No S73.
Succession OF Cornelius T.. Rice
u. virtue Of IN order Of sale issEed ont Of ;he
Honorable seventeenth Jpdiciei Court. ir ard
for the Parish c, Nesmihon La, oct p iSlt ard
= ea,an.i..,ici IL persueucc thereof authorizing
ne 10 sell prop-rt, FOR tle prrpos, of realizing
funds 20 pav he debts ard o,'a~-es cf said sue
orssi N, will offer for sale ~ public auction 10
the last AID highest rrsponsih,s biddsS "a th-
ps ncipni front door of tho SoGgt esurst III Able
vile Vctriiiion Parish Ia. hetw-en the hour
osssetibed 10y isw for judicial saics on
Saturday Dec. 2nd, 1916.
the following described property situated IN
y2rniiion Parish, La to.wit
That srtair .raci oi iand jrlhs aEd being sit,
mated in the parish oF vesniiion, Ia, contnin-
ing Forty ras,c and 90 100 Acres. and being
de sigua'ed a. I.oi No Of a plat made by Ernest
Montague Surve yor, on file in the Succession o!
,.oreazc G Rice being No. SOS Of the FrolsliS
,.ocyet oi ths .7L Judicial pistric, Co.rt Ia anti
for the skid paI;sh ard state
That ce..a'i t-act Of land Swamp situated IN
The Fnrish Of verfn:lion, La. containing Two
aofes mote OF less, known as Cypress IElnHd
One 2arior Table, One old piano and one bed
stead
Terms caah on day Of sale
ahefif's ofice. AbbeSille, Ia, his 27th day oi
October 1916.
Ate. MokToy
Sheriff "s.m.lien Parish, -
w, 4. Gcriy, attsfnsy,
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25


state Of Louisiana, Parish OF vermilipr 18th
Judicial District Court No 80.
Succession Of Joseph Thibodcaux
BY virtue OF all order of sale issued out of the
Honorable Seventeenth Judicial District Court
In and FOX the Parish OF Vcrmilior, La dated
Nov 9th, i3io and commission in pursuance
thereof authorizing us to sell property for the
purpose OF realizing funds 70 pny the debts and
charges OF said succession. viii sell at public
a-cS,al to tho last and highest responsible
bidder at the principal front dor Of the Court
in Abbcviilc, La. between ule legal hour, ne.
scrihed by law OF
Saturday, Dec. 10th, 1916.
the following described property. to-,vit:
The south half Of tie south half of the north
east quarter Of section IS. Tp. IS :. X. ea,t
and all improvements
The south half Of the north half Of the south
half %; c'e northeast quartet Of Section 5S tn
= : K, east, with al improvements thereon
=itunted, all in VcruIilion Parish La
Terms Cash oG day of sale
Abbeville la, Nuy 9ih, 1916
EDoLIE rHiBoDFArX,
LOriS r. GrIDRY
co-Administrators.
John Nugicr, Attorney ior the Succession.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Mrs. Leon Wiley for some years
resident Of Jennings, La. notored over
here Tuesday; she wilt spend few
davs here, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ovey Brous5ard.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Sell Insurance

Profitable, pleasant work Energetic.
active men can build up permanent
business. 30 investment required
immediate cash returns-exclusive ter
ritoIv part OF whole time, with big op-
portuuitv for advancement. Get the
money making facts tolav Write Ma
tional Casualty COMPANY, Detroit, Mich.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Rev. s. o. Olivier the resident pastor
Of the Baptist church, has gone to Mans
field La. TO attend the Baptist con-
Nertion.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
For THANKSGIVING.

Don t only give thanks, but have a
package of Jacobs. Norris or Nunnallv' 9
Candies to accompany them. !. +.
Stansbury g. Co., agents.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

mr aud Mrs a. 0 Land'y, Ieit
here Sunday on a visit to New Orle
ans
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Wal, till our Holiday line arrives To
select your Nmas gifts J. /. Stdnsoury
* Co.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

II YOU want to see the highest paid
comedian in the world, see Charlie
Chaplin at the Victor Theatre each
Friday.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
New i.uuliOut.

When ,ensS hangs on as often hap
pens. or wheu you have hIrdlr got
ten Ovor one cold before YOU coTtr"ct
another, lookoui for YOU ere liable to
contract come Very serious disease.
This succession OF cuiIs We3krrs ih-
system aud lowers The vitality 80 that
YOU are much more liable 20 contract
chronic catarrh, pneumonia or con-
sumption. Cure your cold while you
can. Chgmberlain's Cough Remedy
mas u great reputation 1t is relied
upon By thousands of people and
nevsr disappoints them. Try II. 1t
Only costs qnarter. Obtalua bic
ey rywher" adv
---.-s..-,s-nrr.-|---~.s s.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Notice.

on and after Jan, lst, 1917, the sub
;n,;n,, ~ rrice of the Abbeyille Progress
scTPi,oss ,siI he 81 p5O SO per year. Not more than
Will VIII ,.ears; "e subscription in advance will
two ts psyce;yed yTG at the present price of s. 90
Der year. All orders for subscriptions
P must he accompanied by the psymt,snI. nj /.
-'4" 7 w O'BRYAN, Publisher.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
City Council Proceedings.

The City Council Of the Town of
Aboeville, La , mer this day in special
ca session with Mayor Hayes pre- sid
ing and the otllOwing members at the
City Council answering 10 roll calf
}. &. Eroussard, F. l.. Melebeck, R.P.
~ is"n, F. p Beauxis, and Il. G..
Greene.
The call of the Mayor read as fol-
'OwS:
AbbevIle La Sept. 18th 1916.
TO the Hon. f. l. MeIebeck, J {
3rousSard, r. G Greene Il. Z. Mel
son. and T. P. Beauxis, members OF
ot the City Council:
Gentlemen:
BY the authority in me vested as
Mayor Of the Town OF AbD1ville, La,
YOU are hereby called to meet in spec
laI session this day ana date al the
hour OF 7:30 O'Clock p. m. then amt
there to consider the following bus
mess = To receive and open bids for
-ngine Generator and Pump as per
advertising authorized at our meet
iEg held ON August, 7th aud also to
To con sider any other business tat
may come up.
w 5. Hayes, M1yor.
Notice of the above csll is hercbv
waived and service accepted on or
before O'Clock p. m. this 18Th day
f September 1916
j G. Broussard, F. L. Melebeck.
K P. Nelson, +. P Beauxis, K. G.
ireene
I hereby certify that the above cali
vas duly served upon each member
Of the council as eviarnced by the
! signatures above written.
l.. DUTEL, Chief Of Police
All being in readiness the Secretary
proceeded to open and read the BIDS
received as above set forth, which
We're as follows:
!. Baldwin & Co., on Pump and
motor Observation-Disclosures. ,l22 o.
4 Baldwin & Co Oh an 80 H..
Engine ..................... $3.50 20
Electric Appliance Co. ON Cen
ers,or and Engine + 0. B.
Factory .. s5s4s M
Electric Appliance Co ON Gan
rstor and Engine F OBJ
Fact. SIS O76 Or
Louis P. Rice & Co 10 HIP. En-.
zine F. OBJ Il Y. - So 62j o.
Louis 2. Rice q CO. on SO H u
Eugine f. B.N.Y. ..st 425 O.
Electric Supply Co., on 75HP
Fegine ................................s3 So s33 Or
" "" ION sOH.P
Engine .................. 81 571 n
August Mipiz. on 75H p En-
yiue ....... 81 GA nC
ON so Fl p tn-
zine 81 47o M
NJ Lockett &Co. on s0U p
-rqine 50 soo M
IA NJ. Locke,t & Co. on
pum, ...................... ( 40 m
rslroanks Morse q Co, on En-,
! ylne Generator ana Pump COIN
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

DR.. c, \. SchiIiing aud Mrs. J. 5.
Fwell motored TO I.afal cite last Sunday,
to make connection with train goi": 10
Alexandria. Mrs EWell spent thy dav
with her youngest sOn, returning home
on Monday. Dr.. Schilling spent few
pleasant hours with his daughter FL,
who is also enrolled as a pupil in the
Alexandra schools, proceeding thence
10 Mansfield, La. to be present at the
Baptist convention which is III session
there during the week.
Nothing mo e9gpreciativc for Thanks
giving than Jacobs, Nors.s or Nunnally 5
Candies al !. +. Stausbury & Co.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Hot Creole Coffee at {. Guidrys Res
taIrants.
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
Notice.

Notice.
Jam applying for pst'isr'.
JoAcEjN I.GeERT.
Abbsylle, Ls.. SoY y, iSle'
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

In connection herewith l beg also
To tender you receipt from Town
Treasurer, showing remittance of
above collection.
L ELMER, Asst Town Marshall
The report of l.. Dutel, Chief o.
Police was read and spread on the
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

was dispensed with. Mr. l.. +
French, representing the Tioga Gravel
Co Appeared before the Council, re-
gafding the gravelinG of certain
streets of the Town the matter Of
graveling was deferred to a later date
in order that the necessary financial
arrange ments ba further gone into.
Mr.. j. H. Williams, appeared in
behalf Of the Verm!lion Parish Fair
for an Appropriation from the Town
Whereup"u motion of F. l. MeIeheck
seconded b, F. +. Beauxis that the
sum Ot One Hundred Dollars be ap-
pr"priatcd towards the Vermiiion
Parish Fair, said amount 10 be drawn
from tn. Grnerai Fund.
On motion duly seconded and car
red tn following bills w"re ordered
paid when funds are avail lble:
Oneil Pr j an. Street q Bridge
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
SUCCESSION SALE

Calise Guidry is doing it,
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
slR. F. NJ JOPLIN, CROWLEY, LA,


The Nix bought
Troubles
il homes.
GEO B. cRESwELL. LAFAYETTE. IA.
NJ
must write and thank times. had been sufferer from Dyspepsia
nyth:ug
taking cured.
product Na- good
fair trial and be convinced OF its great
EJdredge Drug Store
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Site OF Louisiana, Parish of Vermj'
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 999
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25
SUCCESSION SALE.

STATE Of Louisiana, Parish Of Verm;lion, 18th
}rdiciai District Cuurt.---No. S73.
Succession OF Cornelius T.. Rice
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

The report of J Elmer, nigt police
was re ceived, read and spread on the
minutes
T" the Hon. Mayor and Town Coun-
cil of the Town OF Abbeville, La, Oct
2ud 1916.
GeuIlemen:
| beg to submit herewith my report
ef tiues collected by me in my official
capacity during the month of Septem-
Her 1915, as follows, 10 Wit:
Abbeville progress., 1916-11-25

Leaving a balance on hand Sept.
3lSt 1916 of SO g97 % TO the credit Of
the foI;owiDg funds:
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-02-24

there, he carried his audience tc
the beautiful scenery Of Old Ire
land and Scotland, and thence on
to picturesque Old Jerusalem.
The proceeds of the entertain
ment were $11.00, which will help
considerably to meet the amount
due on the piano.
Mrs. j. B. Male, under whose
able management and untiring eff
forts the entertainment was Civ
en-, wishes to thank every one for
their assistance in making the
evening such an enjoyable one.
Mr.. Chas. Sercomb is entertain
ing his sister and niece, Mrs. Rice
and Miss Rice of Milwaukee,
Wis, who arrived on Saturday
for an extended visit.
Mr.. Frank T. Brown, a promi-
nent patent and trade mark at
torney of Chicago, ILL.,, spent
few days this week with his bro
Their and sister, Mr.. B. L. Brown
and Mrs. j. B. Nalle.-PRO-
GRESSIVE.
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agent for the University of Flori-
da Extension Division, urges
farmers to provide feed if their
supply is running low. German
millet may be sown during the
first part of March and will help
tide over the deficiency. Millet
does better on moist land and
makes better growth during
March and April than in May and
June when the land gets dry.
Sow broadcast about one peck
to the acre. If the area to which
it is to be sown is small it is better
to plant in rows so that it can be
cultivated Cultivate, as often as
possible to conserve moisture.
Sorghum sown March 10 will
give feed during May or June. 1t
may be broadcasted or sown in
rows.
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Folding Linen In Holland.

Folding linen is an accomplishment
In which each one of the women in
Holland is expected to be proficient
before she becomes mistress of home.
In Holland especially the folding of
linen requires considerable skill and
training. Much of their fabric is of the
'nnest texture and duality. and they
fashion the various pieces in ironing
into birds. animals, flowers and all
manner Of artistic shapes. Their linen
closets are often shown to visitors with
the same pride that china closets are
shown elsewhere.
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to arrange most bountiful and
varied lunch before the noon
hour, when the hungry crowd did
the good things ample justice, the
cafeteria fashion in which it was
served banishing the last shred
of formality.
Among those present were Rev,
and Mrs. Albert, with Mrs. Hutch
inson their daughter, from Fari-
bault, Mimi. Mrs j. M. Weeks,
Mrs, M. X, Rankin; Mrs. C
Waltmire, with her sister, Mrs.
James II. Stevens of Ohio; Miss
Phinney of Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
I. j. Roe, Lansing, Mich, M, rand
Mrs Harry Williams, Glovers-
vile, n Y; Mrs. A. B. Tucker
Mrs w. w. Graft, Ishpeming,
Mich; Mrs. j, d. McNee, Cotton
wood Falls, Kan. Mrs. Patterson
Hewitt, Youngstown, O.; Mrs.
Harry Bott, Mrs. Sarah Martin.
Miss Bertha Pepper, Capt. and
Mrs, Davis; Mrs. Ann Wilson,
Lexington, Ky; and Mrs. Aman-
ola CASTOR Among the Acline
ladies invited to meet the guests
from town were Mrs. Frantz with
her house-guests, Mrs. Kresge and
Miss Bechtel from Pennsylvania,
Mrs |. j. Patrick, Mrs. r. Wind
ham, Mrs. A. B. Caldwell and
Mrs. Lawson.
Little Miss Josephine Edmund
son assisted Mrs. Miller in enter
tanning the children, Gale Hutch
inson, Master and Miss Bott, Belle
Caldwell and the little Crafts.
Flags flew gaily in honor of the
event, which was without single
episode to mar it, but the absence
OF several of the popular guests
of the previous years affair.
The demonstration of tomato
canning given by Miss Allie
Stribling, the county agent of the
home economic division, at the
school house on Wednesday last
kept the women present interest
ed every moment Miss Stribling
broke in a new outdoor Gamer
on the afternoon, which gave
those present. a chance to see the
speed with which a properly built
Gamer works. The iceless re-
frigerator, which was shown at
the Arcadia fair and which Miss
herself built, was hard
ly second in interest, while the
brief instruction the agent was
able to give in pine-needle and
raffia basketry work was so fas-
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Thursday, 18th, when it enter
tanned Mrs. William F. Gwynne
of FIT. Myers, at Pine Crest the
home of the president, Mrs. Glad.
! VS. Brainard.
AT noon, dainty luncheon
was served on the spacious porch
to which all did full justice.
After the roll-call and the
transaction of business, Mrs,
Gwynne addressed the club on her
recent visit to the Panama Expo
sitions, the first of which, the San
Francisco Exposition, was pre-
scented in a most entertaining
manner, After a brief intermis-
sion, during which beautiful al
buns of the expositions were
shown, Mrs. Gwynne carried her
interested hearers to the Santiago
Exposition, which she described
as differing from that of San
francisco IN many particulars.
She also took the club with her
through the canal, which was
made very real by her clever de-
scriptions.
At the close Of the address the
president, Mrs. Brainard, express
ed the great pleasure the club
had derived from such a delight
full account of the trip, which was
followed by a rising vote of
thanks from all present.
1t gives the club much pleasure
to admit Mrs. Gwynne as an ac-
tive member, and, also, to have
entertained the other guests of
the day, Mrs. Falcome, Miss Ro-
senbaum and Miss Bassinger.
The beautiful club song was
sung at the close of the meeting
making a very appropriate end
ing to a delightful afternoon.
The entertainment for the pia-
no fund of the Union church was
held Friday night, 18th. A
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Free Vacation Tours

1t has been the custom of the
Southern Woman 5 Magazine to
conduct each year series Of Va
cation Tours for their representa-
tives. This is a somewhat novel
plan as it does not have any con-,
test feature, but is definite offer
to their representatives.
This year there will be given a
western tour and an eastern tour.
The eastern tour embracing Phil
adelphia, Washington, Atlantic
City, Niagara Falls, Toronto Cam
ada, Great Lakes, Thousand Is
lands, Montreal, Albany, Daylight
trip down the Hudson river to
New York City, spending three
days in New York party will go
by sea to Norfolk, up the James
river to Richmond, returning by
way of Chattanooga.
The western tour will embrace
Salt Lake City, Yellowstone Park
Royal Gorge, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Cripple Creek, returning
via Chicago.
These tours are given with all
expenses paid by the Magazine
Company. Full particulars of
either tour will be sent upon re-
quest by the Southern Woman Is
Nashville, Tenn.