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GET PLEASURE
ANDMONEY AT
THE SAME time
enter the Herald Contest
and Trade Spare Time
For Automobile.
How's this for a trade:

HOW s LnlS LOT b tTdue.
Part of your spare time during ane
next few weeks for an automobile?
The Herald is on the automobile end
of the swap.
Are you on the other end?
The Herald" gives you n oppor-
tunity to exchange a bit of enterprise
for a high class motor ar.
You" in this case. is a pronoun
signifying multiplicity. to-wit. five.
There are five cars to be given
away. There are five persons to whom
they will be given.
If you want one of these motor
cars all you have to do Is to supply
enough motive power to sign one OF
the nominating blanks. which won
will find elsewhere in this issue, and
then carry out the very simple In
YOU CAN DO TT BECAUSE 9TH
ERS HAVE DONE TT.
Several enterprising people entered
the contest yesterday. They see In 1t
"Opportunity." Watch out for these
people. They have entered early, and
that is significant Of W o things. First
they are enterprising. Second
they are losing no time. They know
ana realize that the contest is short
and that the person getting the early
start. will have the longest time to
work and obtain votes. and votes win
automobiles.
Now don't be afraid that any one
person Is going to monopolize the five
cars. Such is not the case. as the
rules of this contest say hat only one
car shall go to any n person.
It's Easy When You Try.
Look this proposition over careful
II. You want an automobile. You
want a good one. You've totaled up.
your and found that you
could have one in the year 1921 or
come time in the dim future.
And all Of a sudden here comes
the 'Herald's' offer out Of a clear
sky. M you said. maybe: law.
quit yer kidding; that amt for me-"
On the controry, it is for you. The
people who have won automobiles in
other Herald contests did not "a
THAT isn't for me-"
If they had, they would not now be
riding around in a fine motor car CIV
en- them BY the Herald"
They said: That's for me. and
went after 1t. You do the same and
learn how simple and profitable it is.
You will find the nominating blank
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Balance :............:..... ;1e.o51.s1
Book value Of bonds. exelud- %
ca eHs ]d 1essrs5e in hank, FIRST '':5e.''
Natl: Grand Forks; $3.50: ..16iH
5roeket: .1e:soo: Security
State, Fdmore, $1,000: Scan. 81. ~
Am. Grand Forks. }s.-
053.sa; Northern state
Grand Forks. S332 51....... 14,ass2o
Agents debit balances. ...... 1.45o.5
Total ::-::;:.:..e s,1,ssos1
Total risks taken during the
Total premium. received 4lsss'Sss'
during the year. ........ .7,1e1.S1
ro tsi ssss ;;S ST losses 1.idd 1885:
STATE ss1'st OF W. N SeR1 DAKOTA. ls's's.es
!. I. 8. a. oLsNEss.' commissioner Of
% sesq Reress q Certify .sf st tsst q III NG ee4el DGne' !:
= true abstract Of the original statement
IN. TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1 have
s ss.fn N ,h It os %y h e: s.. aas atft re n tss
d dsES q April, A.sD >. 1872 9 o,.srr
STATE oF NORTH DAKOTA. -
Ohice Of Commissioner Of i~nsurance5-
WHEREAS. The Commercial Mutual
led nnder -a he la law. eS!D Sorts p olssn.
ment exhibiting .its. condition and bust
ISIS 1;is, f eonf e. zfas' i e sss P psss'nsm.s e:
Of the lavs q this STATE. r~sEuiatins the
WHEREAS The sstd Company mas
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n or the conditions and alRairs OF W
Aetna Llfe Company Of HAT
ford. Connecticht. orss agsct, Sndel MADE e
tos1he Commis.ioher OF insurance OF the
etate Of North Dakota, in pursuance OF
the laws Of said state. I.
Vice .P%re:idents. J. =. English ana NJ
sscsst.ries. c. E. Gilbert and W. II.
Prineipal once, $50 Main ST.. Hart
Attorney for service Of Process in the
Nstne, sIr nee Commissioner. 4
Location, I Bismarck, Nd. 600
4Comnnencedl business. October. 1900.
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or the ,canSfttop and aiiairs Of The
Aetna: Casualty ana Surety Company, ~
the isws; os:.tns state 81. Gohnecsicat,
made TO the Commissioners OF Insurance
Of the state Of NorthSpskhts, In. puf-
supnes 2 fst1si ElsNs * Y stats:
Vice Presidslt..: Walter G. Faxon. /.
Rfinsip.l once 50 Main. ST, Hart
Attorney; for service OF. Process III The
State Of Eorth:snakotal r. = =
Name; CotnTissioner OF Insurance. %.
.6 e;1e.tasGs;, 's, s"9saetpi:oMSs stn 1883.
Commenced busip4is; 1905. .ra- =. i
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Will include all towns in the follow
tnS counties: Pennbina, Walsh, Trail.
Grand Forks. and the state Of Mime
sofa.
Miss Alice Smith. Portland. so,4so
Miss Erha Brown, Thompson. 5.410
Mrs. H. A. Pierce, Grand Forks 1920
". l.. Crawford, Grand Forks $3.50
Mrs. j. L.. Byrum, Grand Forks 1890
Miss Eva Morris, Thompson. $50
Ole Rice, Roseau, Mrnn...... 5000
barry Gtifnlan. Red Lake
Fails, Mtnn. .............. $500
Mrs. w. Hayes. Niagara 49,. SOTO
l. o. Messelt, McCanna. ..... $40
Blanche swatolowskt, Johns
town. N. D.. 5000
Miss Anna johnson. Hoople.. $3.50
Mrs. Lois Wilker. Hensel. -. $500
Mrs. N. P. knapp. Fergus. $500
Lee Hood. Emerald ........ 5,490
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Evans. Mimic. 6o.340
Miss Esther Anderson, Buxton $50
Harold Ross, Cummings. N. d. 5000
Mrs. c. w. Nelson. Cd. Forks. 1920
Alex. Hart. Grand Forks. -. 60,67O
w. c.. Beaton, SIS N. Z. G. F.. 5000
Hattie Bagline. Hillsboro 49,. 500
Miss Silvia Erik. Adams. soc. $3.50
G.. l.. B. Fraser, Grafton. -. 5000
Donald Mcqueen. Pembina.. $3.50
G. A.. knudson, Buxton ...... $500
Miss Frances Hosna, Adams. 500
~ = .
John Halwerday. Fordville.. $40
Miss Lois Ball, Crookston.. . $3.50
Eva Calwell, Marvel ........ o4,11O
Gladys Collision. Neche ...... $3.50
Miss Stella Dopking, BathEate $40
Mrs. Clara Cooper. Reynolds. 500
Jack Shannon, Bowesmont :. 6o.4SO
May Tvede, Warren. MIMI. $3.50
Christ Knowles. Walhaala,. . $3.50
Maggie Maggie. Marvel ...... 5000
Mrs. j: A.. Griffith. 727 n. 5th
St., Grand Forks. ...:!... $3.50
Leslie ". Miller. University. 500
Anna johnson, Eorthvood.. 5000
Maurice Sweeney, Ardoch... 6o,s:0
Kathryn Caldwell. 2lS Chestnut
ST. Grand Forks. .......... 5,110
Harry Mckenzie. Hallock,
MINI. 5,4bO
Mrs. Gordon Stafford. Cavalier 5000
Miss Alma Murphy. Larimore. 5000.
Helen Thompson, Reynolds. 5000
Mrs. Ada Moore, Park River. 5000
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Re.arpea, lssrVicesf men nuianbsrang
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ABSTRACT or srAr1Mrxx
For the Year 2ndinT December Al.
Y0NA

OF the condition and affairs Of the Com
mercial Mutual Fire ms. Co. of Grand
Forks. organized under the laws of the
State Of North Dakota. made to the
Commissioner of Insurance OF the State
Of North dakota in pursuance of the
laws of said state.
President-C H. opsahl.
Ireasurer-D w. Mckenzie.
Secretary. G.. Gray.
Principal Ofice-Grand Forks, n. OAK.
Attorney for Service Of Process in the
State Of North Dakota-Name. Commits
n. D. - -
Organized or 1ncorporated-March.
Commenced Rusiness-April, 1902.
!. Balance Sheet.
Amount Of ledger assets De-
cember s1st, 1s17.........$ 1a.315.s8
n. Income During Yssr 1915,
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william Dove. Tolna 500
Ida Keckelberg, starkweather $50
Donald Bucklin. Rugby. ... 60,74o
e. w. Edwards, Rolette.. . 6,126
Mrs. Leslie Williams, Lawton. $500
Miss Ruby iHanky. LAngdon.. $500
mrs. T.. j. Moore, Kloten, N. D. 1910
Mrs. Ida M Johnson Harvey $500
Mrs. Esther sleight, Harvey. $40
Ted Delano, Hannah, N: D.. $500
Miss Winnie Balfou:., Hannah. $40
Mrs. g. Petite. Dunseith . .... 6.140
Charles Wright, Crazy .,.... $3.50
Harold. Peterson. Clyde, N. D. $50
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District No. 2.

District No. z.
Will include all towns in the fol-
lowing counties: Cavalier. Towner,
Rolette, Pierce. Ramsey, Benson. Nell
son. Wells, Eddy, Foster. Griggs and
Steele.
Della McColley. Petersburg. $500
C. D. Ford, wolford s.13o
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EVENING EDITION. /.

unto let my hand and seal At BisIaeroE:
this First day Of April. ASD..1eis. II
(SEAL) q, - s. "A OLSNESS,
!: --TT.. Commissioner Of Insuranc9
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in . h.lf-p.xe al in this issue. It. up
STANDINGS or THE CANDIDATES.
District No. T..

Will include all towns in the follow
Grand Forks. and the state Of Mime
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Herald Wants Bring Resaisa'
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District, No. s.

Will include all territory in North
and Montana not enumerated
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Z 4 assildds,W6ss AAdi REsngsR Results.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
Will the
Influenza
Return?
Public Health Authorities
Predicts its Recurrence.
Guard Against 1t BY Build
ing Up the Blood.
Pepto- Mangan Creates Rich
Red Blood and Increases
Strength.

Surgeon General Blue, of the Unit
ed States Public Health Service, in a
recent statement from Washington,
warns the public that the much-dread- :
ed Influenza epidemic will probably
return this fall and winter. All
medical authorities agree that the
weak, bloodless, ruo-dOwn individual
is N m)re likely to ,ntract this las we'll
as any other infec ious disease) than
is the strong, robust, red-blooded man
or woman. 10 view of these facts, it
is wise to use every effort to build up
tie blood and thus increase the bodily
resistance to the Invasion of the germs
Of the disease. GUIDES Pepto- -Mangau
is an absolutely dependable red-blood
builder in all rnditions of lowered
vitality not due to serious disease of
the vital organs. 1t improves the
appetite, imparts color to the cheeks,
and creates new nope and ambition 10
those who have become pale, weak,
and listless PHYSICIANS recommend
Gude's Pepto-M lngan. When you
order, be sure the word "Gude's" is
on the package. Without "Gude's,"
it is not Pepto- Mangan. Furnished
in both liquid and tablet form. For
sale by all druggists.
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Thanksgiving.

The annual day for Thanks.
giving will be hera on next Thurs.
day. Novembe q h. Usually fo,
he most of u, it is a holidav ar
ccasion to stage some festival or
o have q good outing
bu'. its deeper Significance
mould not be lost sight If Its
primary purpose is to awaken in
ne minds of cur people a sense Of
the favor enj we d during N year
and to remind them of the duty
IN ir prosperity and contentment
hould bring.
Ii you have enjoyed q prosper.
Gus and healthy twelve months.
don't you owe something TO helm
alleviate the condition of those
'no met misfortune, who faced
1issster. who stand now discour.
'g aud doubtful?
Thanksgiving Day is a beauti.
iui ideal of prayerful Joy over
past goodness, and an occasion
II dedication for future service to
mankind.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

s,.a q. N. L. Mecem, candidate 70,
I r,.".,n auditor, spent the day in
snslln on last Tuesday, meet.
~ 'ne voters. Mr.. Mecom is o
ss'ise = OF Columbia. Cald vel! par.
s. -, and has for the past twenty
,s.Is s oeen Clerk Of Court Of that
i.,sS iSJsnn, He is well qualified to
Il, I.. I'm, ,ne duties of the high Office
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

| ANY stakeholder shall have the right tC
assign or transfer any share or shares Iaid
by him. provldet ten dtys' notice of such
| INTENTION to sell. assign or transfer the
| same is gwen to the cdmp,ny and the
other stock IUiders. who shall have the
tirst privilege OF purchasing same. after
which ten dfvs' notice The said stock may
he sol in open M irket.
The crpiral stock of this c1rporatiou
may be increased to the sum of One Humid
red Thousand tSl91. .UUh 90, Dollars
The Board of Directors shalt have the
right to deter rhine how and when treasury
stock shall be issued; proviia led that sal |
treasury stock shall pe issued for ctsh or
ether valuable consideration and never
less than at par.
AsT CLEY.
The corporate powers OF this corporation
shall be vested ia A B,trd or Dire ;LDr, Il.
he composed of Fuur (4t Directors. Two
of Wh0m shall constitute a qIOrli9 for the
tran sactIon If bu u>tne5', to % electe by
the stockhO ters at general netting 10
be cid on the first II lay OF January iu
each year. Notice of such elect. IN snail
be gwen ami delivered personally ~ by
dep ,sitiag III The p ,stptfi:e properly adj
dres ed TO each stockh ,ider a, least fifteen
IL! days before such meeting
rhe Board OF Directors shut have the
power 10 make all by 1tEs rules aud re-
guiaiionS n"css~arv fSr ths ebHduct II the
bus,Res and af airs OF sail corp rat, IA :,
AMI snail elect from th-ic nm ,nr d PrnSl :
leat. Il Vice President, a Secre tasy and a
treasurer
Untii the election to held as herainahOve
provided. tbs following shall constitute
the tr-t Beard OF Dre"tsrs. to Wit:
Nane. Post Office Address.
james "A. FetermaB, Frank tiu. i.oui i,Isna.
Marvin Morris, Franknn, Lput,i ,aa
'liarenee a. Aye 'ck. Frankiin, i.ou'>i ,na
tiisOn /. frt"riDau. Frank IN. !IpuI-iina
win Marvin Norris as PRESIDENT !. a {.
iycock. 4. Secretary. aui ". L. Psler
man as Treasurer,
AgT!CLE VI
This charter may Ia amended. tho
capital stock increased or decreased. or
thl, corporation dissolved in acc ,rdance
with the ,nstitu ion an laws Of the State
OF Louisiana,
ARTICLE VII
80 taat this chsfter May also serve the
purpose nf and as a su5>criptlOn lit the
uUd signed organizers Of this corpor ,tioi
hsve, respectively. subsc ibed for stock
therein for the number of shares and
amounts respectively set opposite TO their
signatures hereto.
thus done and passed at Fran>lin. Par
ish OF st Mary, State of louisiana. on the
day and date first alb we written, Ia the
pre- -eiIce OF Mss tiice u Dirnal. ani "
4. Latham. competent witnesses, who
have hersunto su,scribed their n1mes with
the SAID ililea:el, aud me, 4yOta y, atler
due re- adlug " ths' WI ,le>
Mar~ja Merits frauktiu Lnui Iaaa. Iss shares
e. a. AycDck, ErarEiia, koaistlHa, ieS shares
w. +. pcterHsaa, fraukiin, Luaisiau l. Al saar.s
l. fsrU I{n Ian Ia
RENE n. BINEL,
Notary PubIsc
Witnesses.
Alice &, i'arns!h
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y. .ne faculty at St. Johns Acad
~! ,so!, we're agreeably surprised on
t..s'ne a magnificent gift 10 the
oi Misses Elizabeth and
Z WS'0.ny Bievins, for the purpose
Yuipping q Physical and
sWlcai Laboratory 10 their
~ school department This
~ oe.s viii also gladden. the
q s:s q al the former students
3 tfisnde Of the institution.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

John n. Gallery has accept
workmanship OF the Red
v0fistmaa Seal Campaign
g Mary Pari-a These
ss seals are we'll known to
seRe Of this parish for they
oeen cold here Tor uanv
pest. During the war the
ss discontinued. Now that
sat war in which such nun.
3 men, women and Chi dren
oss is over the Anti Tuber.
League is going to ty to
.ne death rate from
sey's great enemy, the
aseoe, commonly kaowo
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Episcopal Church.
Sunday, Nov. %.

Sunday, Nov. %.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Service with Lita1y, 5 p. m.
No service at ii a. N.
Thursday. Nov 9th. Thanks.
giving Day., Holy Communion,
I 80 a. m.
Thanksgiving Service. ii m.
Friday, Nov. 2S:h, Litany Ser.
vice ,. m.
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To the Public.

The firm of N. & NJ. Sill
verman will be dissolved
February 10th, 1920.
Mr. Nathan Silver
man has rented the store
building next door to Serio's
ice cream parlor, and remod-
cling of same has commence
ed. This store will be the
prettieSt in St. Mary Parish,
and will extend to Willow
street. Watch for further
announcement.
Nathan Silyerman.
FRANKLIN, LA.
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CHARTER o.
The Ttcae Erik Company, Intsr-
Eratea.

State of louisiana,
Parish of st Mary.
BE r kNO : N That, this 23rd day
of Oct"ber. in the year Of Our Lord Nine.
teen iiuudrna and Nineteen before me.
i'-ne II H,rnei Notary pG'lic IN and
to- the Parish Of st. Mary, tate of i.nu,s
lana. therein residing. anh in the presence
o. the witnesses hefelnaf er named ami
Undersigned. personally ca ne and uppear.
ed the persons whose names are Gereanto
subscribed. all ef the full 4 g If mi ,rity
aud resi- ients Of The Parish of It. Mary,
Louisiana who atyeraiiy declared that
awaiting themSelve, OF the provisions Of
the Act OF t:Ie i.eyi-lature pi the State OF
Louisiana. beng known aS Act 267 of tn
Session Acts Of ."i4. they do by these
presents, Gwen m and agree aEl bind
them selves a we'll as sGcl Dthsr ,.rs',l-
as NAV become hereafter as-pastei with
them ~ or Ter To form anil c,ns,itu-e 4
corporation and body p little il law tor
the object~ aud purposs aaa under the
supula,ions toto owing to wi:
ART;CLn
The name and tit., Of this corporation
shai, be CHE TECH +. BRt, Il CON-
PANi. INtOkPOal TED" and it shall
have and enjoy succession and existence
for period OF ninety .nsHe t99) years from
date hereof 1t shall have etioy and
p0>s s. al tue powers, rights, pr,yil yes
ana immu, fttes accorde | TO coip)ratiDns
under the aa.
ARTICLG'I
The domiei.e of this rp ration shall be
In the Town Of Frank IN, Parish of 81.
Mary, State OF louisa ~, where all the
citations and other leg process shall be
served upon the Presid Mt and in the case
OF his absence. upon tn. Vice President,
and in Case OF the sence Of the N.ce-
President. upon the cretary thereof.
ARTICLIII.
The oliacts and purp ,>es for which this
coip ration Is es,ab ,sae. and tue nature
of ,he bustuesS to be carrie ou hv a. are
eerehv declared to I've ~ &leaS: to wit:
To IN trutactHre bur. Seti, IMP ri aud
expo. I. or in aay maBnsr trade or deal In
ant with any and every Kind of bricks,
concrete. st0ae aud buit hug m ,teriats.
enainetsBg>, &c ,ds AMI fherEhi :dl<e, aud
for that pe:p0>e, to pHTcA .se, own ch .rter
aud operate steam t,sts. s'eaa tugs,
barg"s and ufker trsts ahso to L..ke, &c,
qitie. p,Hcns-e b,lI, uWu, rpn., ex-
Chang, N jrtS, tge. imp,pqe cttitrT ,,e de-
v~i0p and oth-rai deal in aud dig, Gs
Of ssy aad ait pr oFerty, real and pers1as,
II every lie C i,'4oa. iaci l. Rt t. W cIpae G
II b.i z eed IA eanncc:Isa WIZ the
afor said businesses or xny Of them.
ARTICLE w
The capital stock Of this con ,rsti,n
-hai, be Fifty Too tsai. | ,ad tt1.fID i,ot,
lars, divided into Five Huadr-d t5rn
>bare> OF he par value Gf One Hua,tfr..
St0 itdl DSi'srs eaca, M tran>f-r of
stock shall Ire tasadt0g apa0 this cIspora> :
stan unless saae appears u2oa Ia >o4xs
thereot,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

! rev. A R Edbrooke, Rector of
o! olace Episcopal Church, New
vI'eans preached to a large con.
s..gation last Tuesday night on
,ss nation vide campaign of the
Episcopal Church. While here,
8 vas the guest of Rev. and Mrs
A'Wiand Hale, at the Rec:oty.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
Witnesses
Alice &. i'arns!L,
w. FL. l. lthA,a
State pf Euaisi sre.
- - = ~

Ssats. trf taraisi tnn
Parish ut 81. trs'.
/, the Rr.arsiEHefi Eiihsr a ( amer, Clerk
'sf t,te t39ti Juir;u B,strut Cg,.tl OF G,..iS,ta
IN as'i tor tha fd7-ssh " ~. Mary, aud tx - IL
ci,' h C r9er of u rug .gcs IN s,.,j fbr tho said
81. Mary Parish, ia arr.bc certify that the
sbJe" and foregoing is a sTue and .rrrct copy
af tiss A ct ui inc.,rpor tLion at IiiE rEEiiE
BRtGk COMPANY, ISEoRP02A FED, and
that the original Act of Ilcnrp rattan uf said
oompipy w..a tn.s dty duly died aud recHI.d
in my office in Box NJ, nf act III Iac Jrpora
t:an. al f,iio a3&. a.dor entgy M. iy
In rvtdsncs whsreof, wil,,oss ,ny oluciai ri,
nature aod the Impress of ta- sesi VI nv oitce
at Franklin. II. Mary Parish, State Of t.,uis
lana this s;rt day uf Gcta',-r. tafs
tSgnsdt NtLG:Gs II. KRAMER
Clrtk OF Casrt sad Ek-u.Ho., s<rsssrI.r. of
AsytEsxrs In and tac 81 RsrT rartsa,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
Notice For Examination For
Teachers Certificates.

The regular examination for
Teachers Certificate will be held
Dece N Der lst. 2ld and 3rd. white;
4th, 5.h and 9th, colored, in the
the Office of the Superintendent of
Education, in the court house, 10
Franklin, La
CHAs, GoTT, Supt.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

We are pleased t, note that Mr..
henfy 5. Palfrey, president of the
Commercial Bank & Trust Co..
vno Was operated upon recently
. the Patterson Sanitarium, is
improving. and will soon be able
10 be back home,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

NJ. Q. D. Carpenter. who for a
cumoer OF years managed the
Calamet store, has accepted a
poel'ion with the ST. Mary Gro.
c.y q mpany, and has moved
vnn me- family to Franklin. He
clii ! reside 10 the property of Mr.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

We have with US this week
Lagos Greater Empire Shows.
which will remain uutil Sunday
night, when it will go to Crowley.
i is the largest Carnival that has
bern In franklin for years, aud
Everybody is having a good time.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

Rev. Fl. N. Harrison, who has
been pastor of the Methodist
Church in franklin for the past
three years. has been assigned by
the Conference to Slideil. La,
and Rev. j. F. Foster will succeed
Mf. Harrison here.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

tuberculosis kills producers
CHI, fly men and women between
the sges of Is and 45. You car
stop this waste to the nation by
buying Red Cross Christm a g
Seals.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

Mrs. W. B Baine and children.
AZ Belzoni, Miss, were visitors to
franklin last week. guests of Mrs.
Marvio Morris.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

The framework for the large
warehouse OF the St. Mary Gro.
cery Company, on the bayou, is
M. and the building will soon be
eom pleted.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

The old Guess property on up.
per Main street. recently bought
BY Mrs. Lou Smardon, has been
Torn down and in its place will be
erected a handsome residence.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

The opera house in Franklin is
now heated by steam heat. The
management of this popular chow
house always looks after the com.
fort of its patrons
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

We are sorry to note that our
old friend, Judge A. G. Allen, hae
been quite i'll this week, hut happy
to state, at this writing, is better.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
NOTICE,

Positively no hunting or
trespassing on Belleview
Plantation under the penalty
of the law.
BELLEvIEw PLANTATION Co.,
LIMITED.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
Thanksgiving Bazaar.

The ladies of the Episcopal
Church will give their annual
Thanksgiving Bazaar on Wednes.
day, Nov. 26.h. Lunch will be
served from II o'clock on. The
patronage Of the public 80 gener.
ously given in the past is again
solicited.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
We don't care how fast our sub.
,cribers pay up subscriptions.

The st. Mary Guild will enter.
tain at a dance on Thanksgiving
night, November 9Th. at Silver.
mans Hall.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22
Just Received

Just Received
Currants, Citron, Crystal zed
Orange and Lemon Peel, Crystal.
lized Fruits, Cherries. and assort.
ed shelied Nuts.
SAM SERIO,
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

Stromberg carburetors make the
automobile run more smoothly, give
more power and burn less gasoline.
Get them at Ibert's.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

Work, grin, and ease up your
expenditures, and you'll be sur.
prlsed how good things Will turn
out.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-22

Covered Cham Der Pals, 55 cents.
VARIETY BAZAAR.