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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26

ing several games Of pedro were play
ed and prizes were won by Mesdames
Buell.. Matthias, Eggers and Messrs. Ed
Matthias. Henry Eggers and Herman
Theissen. At the close of the games
dainty refreshments were served
The quarantine for chickenpox was
removed from the Sellers home on Amy
avenue. Wednesday.
Mrs. William Wegmann Of Chicago
was the guest OF Robertsdais friends
yesterday.
Miss Vida Payne and brother La
verne, attended the MINISTRIES given
BY the Shriners of Hammond. Tuesday
evening
AIRS. Cole Of Hammond. was the guest
OF Mrs. Frank Spears of 116th street,
yesterday.
Mrs ". E. Williams has been con
fined TO her home for a few days with
tonsilltis
". A. Buell. Of indiana boulevard.
was a Hammond business visitor We'd
nesday
The SILVER Needle club held very
pleasant meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Arthur Biesen OF Atchison avenue. on
Wednesday afternoon. The members
were entertained with music after
which an elaborate luncheon was serv-
ed. The next meeting Will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Harrington Of Ham
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. william Timm OF Shelf
field avenue. spent Wednesday visit
ing in Chicago.
Mrs. Roy Witter OF Lake avenue. Wis
tied her mother in Hammond yesterday.
Don't fail to attend the Community
club meeting at the Franklin school
auditorium this evening. Everybody is
welcome.
Charles Eggers OF Lake avenue. was
confined to his home by illness We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Livingtone and daughters
Of East Side. visited at the Sell home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Whiting and
Mrs. Frank Schultz visited Dan Trail
kill who is seriously i'll at his home
in Hammond.
Mrs. Henry shaider and children OF
Indiana boulevard. were Hammond Wis
itors Wednesday.
Mrs. George Dibbins OF East Side
visited at the Theissen home yesterday
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GRIFFITH

Mrs c. w. Boutwell, gave card
party last evening in honor OF her SIS
ter, Miss Ellen Welsh. whose sixteenth
birthday occurred yesterday
Rally day VIII be held at the NJ. a.
Sunday school Sunday morning. Every
one is invited. Bring your neighoors
and friends. Some special music has
been arranged.
Miss Minnie Flanery has been called
to her home on account Of the serious
Illness Of her mother at Gallon. Ohio
Mrs. T.. j. Beiriger and niece MISS
lola Beiriger were Hammond shoppers
yesterday.
Mrs. Lille Trader Is reported quite
sick.
The baby son of T. Aldridge had a
narrow escape from death "Wednesday
whe it swallowed poison. However
with DR. Malmstone's assistance, il IS
all right a present.
The Griffith band viii give dance
in the town hall Saturday evening, Jan
81 Music by the Gary orchestra.
Mrs. Stat Grimmer spent the first OF
the week at Crown Point at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlach.
celebrating her fathers seyenty-sev-
enth birthday
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and Grace streets. Stieglitz Park, as
Stavitzke was crossing the street. He
sustained a cash over the eye, was
badly shaken up internally and also
suered a broken wrist. He was attend
ed by a local physician. Rowe was
placed under arrest and upon furnish
Ing $3.50 cash bonds. was released to
appear for trial Monday. Jan. %.
The Gunder tabernacle meeting
which viii be under the auspices of the
Protestant churches Of Whiting and
Robertsdaie viii begin their campaign
OF Sunday. Feb. 4 and will continue for
one month. A large tabernacle will be
erected IN tht vicinity of Central ave-
nue. where the meetings are to be held.
Mr.. Gunder has had a number OF years
Of successful evangelistic work through
out the country and is now in the midst
of a campaign with the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches at Marshalltown,
Iowa
Mrs John Clarity Of 10th street. has
gone to Cleveland. Ohio. to visit her
parents
Among those who heard John McCor-
mick IN Chicago were Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. Swartz. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. FL
field. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J !
Evans.
John Bolick and Annie 10th were
united in marriage by Father Benedict
at st. Johns Clavok church.
Father Miller, who has been assign
ed to Sacred Heart church at Whiting.
is reported 70 be very Ill with inflam-
matory rheumatism at the Fort Wayne
hospital
Mrs. o. E. Meek has returned from
GobelsvilIe. Mich. where she attended
the funeral of her uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bolinger. Miss
Anna Bollinger and Mrs. Mettier at
tended the funeral OF their cousin, Mr..
Hartley at BOLTON, H.. on Wednesday.
o. E. Meek and Harold Sawyer have
purchased the Whiting garage at 434
Indiana boulevard. from William Zim4
norman. They have in addition night
and day auto livery. supplies and ac-
cessories.
Princess theatre tonight. The dainty
Marie Doro in Common Ground" A
very interesting drama in five splendid
parts. Also a Paramount comedy. 1t
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Raymond schaub has returned bom,

Raymond Schaub has returned home
after an absence Of several months.
We viii have on sale for one week
only. beginning Wed. Jan. p. $500
Memo. r & c.. lie Revo and Kabo cor
sets. slightly soiled. for s29s. Miss
Freel. 531 119th St. Whiting. Ind.
/ 25-3
Alton Hit has gone to Ohio with the
remains of his mother who passed away
suddenly as the result of pneumonia
while visiting her daughter Mrs. Rob-
ert Sallyer in Chicago.
Miss Theresa McElroy is able to be
out otter an Illness Of several weeks.
The dancing party given by the Trip
pie Link Pleasure club in the 7. o. o.
F. hall on Wednesday night was big
success. Music was furnished by Sterl-
ing's orchestra
Mrs. Felix McElroy Of Wilcox addi-
ton. has been very Ill. but is improv-
ing now.
: Herman Stavitzkt. age "A OF Stleg-
ltz Park, was severely injured on We'd
nesday afternoon when he was struck
by an automobile driven by William
Rowe. 9716 South Halstead street. Chi
rago. The accident happened at I2sth
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LOWELL.

M~-
DR.. P. l.. Rigg went 20 Chicago last
evening to attend dental meeting in
the city for a couple Of DAYS.
Mrs. Sol Brewer OF Shelby visited
her sister, Mrs. VIII Adams and hus-
band here yesterday
C. E. Nichols and Joseph Burlini were
in Chicago on business yesterday
II. l. HensIey took his family to Chi
cago this morning where they will
leave for their new home at Strong
hurst. III Mr.. Hensiey viii leave in a
few davs with his stock and household
goods.
s. O. Lands who is conducting re
vival meetings IN the east visited his
family here Wednesday evening lie left
yesterday morning for New York
where he vii conduct meetings.
George Berg was in Chicago on bus
mess yesterday.
George Dicley Of Shelby. was in
Lowell on business yesterday
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An AntIdOte for
Uric Acid Poison
CBy DIR. l.. c. BABCOCK.)

There is a process going on within
the body which often polsons US. 1T is
something like the story Of the snake
being able to kill itself with its own
poisons. This is the formation Of uric
acid in excess within the body Ii is a
waste product which takes place in the
liver. This poisonous uric acid is then
passed on to the Kidneys which act as
filter To pass off and eNcrete this poison.
If the kidneys are cIogged up, inactive
the poison desencrates these organs and
causes kidney disease III it is deposit
Cd in the tissues. around the joints Of
the body. it causes rheumatism or govt
Consequently we must DO everything
TO throw off this uric acid poison. and
simple methods are best. Flush the
kidneys by drinking plenty of water be-
tween meals: pint of hot water morn
ing and night is splendid Take Anuric
double strength three times a day for
awhile. and set the Kidneys to working
by flushing out this poison. That pain
fuI anliction. known as govt. a. Well as
muscular rheumatism, is caused by the
uric acid crystals being deposited in the
big toes or tissues. The man who uses
his brain. perhaps over-taxing his nerv-
Gus energy will suffer fits of blues" de-
preston. headaches. s1eeplessness. loss
of memory. all due to the poison of
uric acid The man who does physical
work using his muscles. occasionally
complains of s1uggishness. muscular
tired feeling, muscular stiffness or aches,
neuraligic. symptoms all due
to this uric acid accumulation. In
every case 1 advise hot water. and
Anuric taken three times daily-a
simple safe remedy. which is TO be had
at almost every drug store.-Adv.
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Golfers 70 Years Old
Want Foursome Match.

PITTSBURGH. PA. Jan. 26.-
John AIurchie. wealthy florist; JOHN
Carey. leading contractor; ". ..
Leslie. retired bushes man. and
George L. Williams, shoe dealer. all
20 years old, will leave here next
week for St. Petersburg, Fla. where
they will challenge all amateurs in
the country for a foursome golf
match. All are crack players and
unbeatable in this section.
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ROBERTSDALE

Mrs John Murry Of Roberts avenue
visited her sister. Mrs. Cavanaugh Of
Chicago, Wednesday.
The members Of the Marquette club
held a very pleasant meeting Wednes-
day evening at the home of John Blaul
OF Roberts avenue. During the even
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26

Special Sale in Grocery Department for one week
This will be Money Saving Sale Save this sale bill
for you can get bargains from Friday Jan Goth until
Friday Feb End.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26
Within e
And It's
People
Responsibility and Resources over
81, 00O. Gao 90 Open EVENING"
SANK or wzIr1Ha

Mrs. Mary Lampman OF Sheridan ave-
nue.. underwent an operation at Chi
-cago hospital on Wednesday. Her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Ronveaux. and
son anr wife. Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Lamp
man, visited her yesterday.
Miss Mabel Clancy has taken a posi-
ton in the office Of Attorney B. Cord
on.
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meteorological Motto.

The Lord sends the sunshine and
the rain. but the farmer must do his
own plowing-Christian Herald.
The Monticellonian., 1917-09-14
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Mr.. Ed. Stewart visited Dermott, yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Lamb, of Dermott was a visitor in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. w. T Wells is visiting his brother, Mr..
D. S. Wells at Warner
Mr.. H W. Poche, of New Orleans, was Wis
itor to our city the first of this week.
J. C. Clary and B. l.. Herring, Esqs., of War
rem, attended Court here this week.
Misses Laura Nd Annie Wilson left yester-
day morning for Dallas Tex, to teach school.
Mrs. Dolph Fish and children are visitin g
relatives at Dermott.
Mr. t. Freeman and family, of Dermott,
visited relatives here this week.
Mr.. H. E. Thorn and family, of Little Rock,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Ida Roberts left the first of this week
for Walnut Lake, to teach school.
Mr.. G. C. Cassidy and wife have returned
from visit to points in Missouri.
Mr.. Tom Halliburton of Little Rock, visited
his children here this week.
Mr.. Herman Lamb visited Dermott
last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Dilday has returned from
visit to relatives at Memphis.
Judge W. A. Cocker visited his fami-
ly here the first of this week.
Mr.. Bob Cherry and wife spent last
CIR, Il 81
Mrs. 7. IL. Jaggers visited friends at
Little Rock last week.
Mr.. f. w Johnson made business
trip to Dermott last Saturday.
Prof, d. w. Mcqueen visited War
rem last Saturday
Mrs. d. A. Calhoun and children VS.
tied relatives at Wimar last week.
Rev. w. G. Davidson filled his regu'
lar appointment at Eudora last Sunday
Miss Ruby Meredith, of Dumas, visit
ed relatives here last week
Miss Mary Boyd spent Friday last
with relatives at WiImar.
Il. q. Hammock, Esq, of Dermott
attended Circuit Court here this week
Mr.. Carroll Haley, of Little Rock
visited relatives here this week.
Ladies' trunks, quit cases and
hand bags.-Model Shoe Store.
WANTED!-Att the Red Gross
Room, 6 more sewing machines
We want to buy your WOOL
Hale Robinson & Company.
Miss Edna McQuiston is teach
ing school at Crossett.
We sell hats cheaper by pay
ing cash. Peoples Mill'y. Go.
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ADMISSION, Sc. and Zoe.
House Slippers, at the Model

House Slippers, at the Model
Shoe Store.
DR.. II. C. Gammack and Mr.. Smith Sims, of
Cressett, visited relatives at Wilmar this
week.
Miss Ruth Bradley, of Star City, passed
through this city last Wednesday en- route
home from visit with relatives at Warren
Mrs. o. G. Davis and children, after an ex-
tended visit to relatives in this city, have re-
turned to their home at Dardanelle.
Mr.. Fred Causey, who is working as Clerk in
the Switzerland Hotel at Warren, spent sun
day last with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Strong, of Clarksville,
Ark, visited the ir daughter, Mrs. W. Cox,
near this city, this week.
Mrs. C. Jones left yesterday for M-Gehee,
to make her home. Mr.. Jones has been work
ing at that place for sometime.
DR.. Stanley NJ. Gates has returned from st.
Louis, where he had been visiting the various
Clynics of that city for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Frances Bulloeh after visit to her
sister, Mrs. Kittie Gulledge, in this city, has
returned to her home at Leland, Miss
Mrs. Ida Marker and little grandson,
Reeves, Jr., after a visit with relatives in this
city, left yesterday for their home at Memphis.
Miss Nina Martin, teacher at the
Agricultural School, visited Little
Rock the first of this week.
Mr. Lee Harrell, of McGehee, was a
visitor to our city the first of this
week.
Mr.. Roland Clark and family, of
Dermott, visited relatives in this conn
this week.
Mr.. r. l.. Hardy and wife have re.
turned from a months stay to Battle
Creek, Michigan.
Mr. NJ. l.. Sigman, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances, have returned from
a visit to Chicago and other points.
Miss Maude Kennedy, of Dermott,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Frank Scott, and
other relatives here last week
Miss Charlotte Daniel visited her
grand parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Dunn,
at Warren, last week.
Mr.. J. ID. Ahrens and little son John,
of Little Rock, were here on visit to
relatives this week.
Miss Ella McCloy returned the latter
part of last week from a short visit
with relatives at Little Rock.
Mrs. Alpha Brown has returned from
visit to relatives at points in Oklaho-
ma.
Mrs. n. l.. Gotham has returned from
visit to her sons, Judge c. L. and
Mr. Bruce Gotham, at Hot Springs.
Messrs. J. w. Bonner and II. II. Calk
ms, of McGehee, were visitors to ouI
city last Monday.
Mr.. j. F. Brann left the first of this
week on visit to his old home al
Southhayen, Kansas.
Mrs. r. w. Rodgers, of Clinton, In d.
visited her brother, Mr.. NJ. L. Ander
son, in this city this week.
Lieutenants James McClelland ano
-, Patterson, of Camp Pike, visit
ed friends here last Sunday.
Messrs. Dave Burton and o. j
Shook were business visitors to CrOs
lsett the first Of this week.
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Miss Minnie Rodgers, after
spending the summer in this
city, left Friday morning fur
Waco, Texas, to teach school.
She has been teaching in that
city for The past several years.
Mr. Joseph Arduengo and wife, Il
Dermott, visited relatives here last week..
MIR. Arduengo is boosting the ). +. Ark.
Far, and those at Dermott aud yic,ni.
ty desiring cataloaes or any inforina-
ton about the Fair can get same by
applying ~ him.
Miss luna Terry, of College Station,
left last Friday afternoon for Fordyce,
where she goes TO accept a position
with 4. b, Banks X Go. She was &C
comp lnied by her sister, Miss Jaunit,.
who will Visit at that place for few
days.
Mr.. Frank Carson, wife, moth
err, Mrs. Jas. II. Carson, an SIS
tiers, Misses Eva AMI Winnie, left
the latter part of last week, by
automobile, on visit To Hot
Springs,
Mrs. Jno. b. Wilson AMI
daughter, Miss Cora, left Tues
day morning for Denton, Tex
where the latter will teach
school and the former will spend
the winter.
The Drew County School AS
ISOLATION held a meeting at t.. .
Agricultural School last Satur-
day. The advertised programme
was carried out In detail an the
large crowd present enjoye the
occasion To the fullest extent
Mr. r. w. McKisstry, who yes near Green
Hill, this county, came very happea-
ing TO d serious accident one d ~ this week.
when a mule he was driving t, buggy ran
away, throwing him out, cutting AL b'nisisg
him up considerably. DIR. j. II Hughes. of
tins city wh1 dressed his wounds. informs
that no hoass ere oroxsn. an tast while
Mr.. Nc. badly scratched aud bruised he
is not in a dangerous condition.
Mr.. Stacey Tool, of Little
Rock, was here this week, pur-
suant to call of the Exemption
Board, for examination for ser
vice in the army. He passed
the physical examin alton AMI is
now subject to call
Mr.. Edwin Moore, who has been at
Eldorado for sometime, has IT. uried
To this city, AM is now Connected with
the Crescent Cafe, az Manager. Mr..
Al. Lagrone, who had been IN ,IIagidg
the Crescent, has accepted u cler cal
position with the State Agriculture
School.
We have secured the sefvic 3
of Glenn Neighbors WIN vii
look after the mechanical Ell If
oar business. Mr.. Neighb ,rs IS
an experienced mechanic and is
litted give you good service.
Give US your work.
McGloy Auto Co.
Miss Rolfe Whitlow, VIII,
taught in the Public Sch ,ols Il
Monticello last session, passed.
through this city one day last
week en- route to Warren from
her home at Hamburg. Miss
| WhitIow will teach III the War
rem schools the coming sessi IN.
She informed us that it was with
much regret that she declln, |
the position again olf cred h Z
by the Directors of the Manticv,l.
10 schools, and that the reason
she goes TO Warren is that the
!. work there is more remu -
tive.
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Mrs. Nettie Rogers and children, of
Crossett, have moved to this city, and
occupy one of the cottages belonging
to Prof. j, n. Williams in the North
ern part of town.
| Mrs Wilson Lamb TT delightfully."- entertain
ed number OF small bows and girls on last
"wednesday afternoon, at her home on Ed
wards Street, in honor of little Miss Hiida
who, With her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
Il + Prichard, of Hot Springs, were visiting
the family OF Mr.. Lambert.
Stoneware of all kinds at
OWEN-,JOLt .EY HARD VA RE
COMPANY at prices consistent
with the times. Let Us fill your
wants. advt
Mrs w. Pope received a letter the first of
this wee from her s5n, Mr.. Curtis Pope, who
is at 81 thevllle. stating that he had just re-
eeived a tel .gr AN from Wash ngton informing
him that he had been certified for appoint
ment as CLERK in the oflee of the Chief OF
staff OF War Department.
Miss Maggie Patton has re-
turned from st. Louis, where she
had been purchasing millinery
for the Drew County Millinery
Company.
Miss Thelma Porter left the
latter part of last week for I'm
boden, Ark. She will go from
there to K lreka Springs, where
she will enter Crescent College.
If you want roofing that will
last and at a medium price, see
what we have. We have in stock
l. 2 AMI 3 ply.-Owen-Jolley
Hardware Co.
Miss Frances Villa Roddy left the
first Of this week for Boston, Mass.
where she goes To enter the Boston
Conservatory of Music. Her sister Mrs
r. w. Jones, accompanied her as far as
Memphis.
For School Bays.-Shoes, caps,
shirts, pants, and suits. Every
garment full value for the price.
Fit the boys up economically at
our store Model Shoe Store.
Capt. Neal Barker and sister, Mrs
J. f. Wright, of Pine Bluff, who hav'
been visiting relatives in various part
of this county, for sometime, visited
relatives and friends here the first o
this week.
For Fall.-We are shown!
some extra good values in mem
suits and pants. No better 70
the price. We invite you to in
spect our clothing Model Sho,
Store.
For frst-class altering
repairing, cleaning and press
ing-CaIl Thomasson's Casl
Cleaning Shop.-Phone 300
10 3 advt
Mr.. 7. w. f mn, recently o.
Little X ,ck, is ~siting relative
lin this city. H will 60 fron
here to Eudora, to assume
bookkeeping b for large mer
camille firm III That place.
Mr.. Automobile Owner-:W'
are prepared to do your work il
the very best possible way
Reasonable prices and all worI
guaranteed.
McCloy Auto Co.
The Monticellonian., 1917-09-14
No. Six-Sixty-SiX

This 10 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHiLLS & FEVER:
Five or six doses will break any case, and
If taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Cslomel and does not eripe or sicken. 2sc
The Monticellonian., 1917-09-14

Miss, is visiting relatives here
Mr.. Dan Todd and wife visited
relatives at Parkdale last week
Neck ties! Just come in anC
look at them.-Model Shoe Store
Messrs. I. IL. Biggs and June Gibson
of Dermott, were Court visitors her,
this week.
DR.. J. ID. Watts, of Tyre, Lincoln
county, was visitor to our city tn,
first of this week.
hr. J. NJ. Davis, wife and daughter
Miss Mamie, have moved to Matches
Miss, to make their home.
Miss Annie Byrne, of Wilmar, visit
ed her friend, Miss Beulah Dickson, il
this city this week.
Mrs. <. L. Bland accompanied he
husband on his weekly drumming trip
this week.
Mr.. A. I. Gotham and wife have re
turned from months visit to Battle
Greek, Mich.
Rev. c. d. Wood filled his regular
appointment at Arkansas City las
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Pope and daughter, Miss
Devanie, are visiting relatives at Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. A. n. Rankin and family, Of
Lake Village, visited relatives her.
last Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Dishongh left last Sun
day for Davidson, N. c., where he goe.
to enter Davidson College.
Mr.. r. S. Tippy left last Sunday
morning on visit to st. Louis and
points in Illinois.
Miss Ruth Tucker, of Warren, pass.
ed through this city last Sunday Ell
route to Crossett, to visit relatives.
Hon. j r. Woods, of Hamburg, was
a visitor to our city the first of the
week.
w. G. Riddick, Esq, Atty. for the
Mo. Pac. Ry. Co., attended Circuit
Court here this week.
Mr.. prentis Hanna, of Hattesburg
Miss, visited his cousin, DR.. w. b
Black, in this city last Sunday.
We have anything in stone
ware that you are looking for.
Owen-Jolley Hardware Co.
We recharge storage Batteries.
Phone 317.-Hardy & Bailey
Garage.
DR.. F. L. Duckworth made q
business trip to Dumas last
week.
Just Received.-A big lot OF
onion sets for Fall planting.
A. B. Hawkins.
Mr.. Wilson Lambert has re.
turned from a business trip to
Shreveport, La.
Call on or phone us for al
kinds of fresh meats.-Ratterree
Brothers.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett visit.
ed relatives at Little Rock last
week.
Let us repaint and refinish
your car. Phone 317.-Hard y
IL Bailey Garage.
We pay the highest market
price for hides, eggs, butter
wool, etc. -Ratterree Bros.
Mr.. Geo. W. Lambert made a
visit to his bayou plantations
this week.
Buy soap and toilet articles
from us and save money.
The Wonder 90 e. 25c Store
Mr.. Horace l.. Archer made 6
business trip to Monroe this
week.
Ladies' English walking shoes,
in white, gray, mahogany anc
black.-Model Shoe Store.
Mr.. j. FL. Hoffman made {
business trip to Dermott las
Friday.
Mems Outing Balls, the best
light Workshop in the world, fol
So. 25.-Model Shoe Store.
Mr.. G. H. Neighbors has re
turned from a business trip tC
Jonesville, La.
See A. Z. WELLS about loan
on your city property. Pay b.
the month-just like rent. adj.
Mr.. W. B. Wier, of Little
Reck, visited friends here thu
The Monticellonian., 1917-09-14
No. 66t

This 10 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHiLLS T. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
il taken then az tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Colonel end does not gripe OF sicken. Csc