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Helene'S Married Life by Newspaper Syndicate
By May Christie

A sense of guilt crcpt over me when Travis Lloyd inquired about his flowers.
 "Oh yes--thanks a thousand times Il did receive them!" 1 said, quickly, nervously. "They're upstairs. l ex- pect they are in water by this time. 1t seemed a shame to wear them, Be sides, flowers fade so quickly on mel"
 Il won't make the obvious answer } he replied, smiling again. And, any way, l don't think it fits! Forum less I'm nightly mistaken-you don't trifle with the hearts of men,"
 This was q poser, certainly! But anything to divert his mind from the use to which those flowers had re- gently been put. /,
 "l hope Pm not flirt" My voice held provocative note, I knew. Though they do say that the most charming women are coquettes by nature!"
 Not a true woman, such as you, Miss Helene" rejoincd my companion with ridiculous earnestness. This comment proved to me he had no sense of humor.
 A man bores me, too, who can't at certain times be fippant. The lack of proportion in Travis Lloyd's make tip was rather disappointing.
 A little silence fell between us. It was at this crucial moment that Jim's mother came into the room. The men stood up.
 ''Oh, I didn't know you were all at dinner" She fushed-and the flush on her sweet, middle-aged face was vastly becoming. q just came down to thank Miss Helene"
 For what?" said Alice brightly.
 "For the lovely howers-the vio- lets and carnations--Jim is just rev cling in their beauty!"
 It was my turn to flush. And in- deed l was oddly disconcerted. For at my elbow sat Travis Lloyd, the giver of the flowers that I'd passed on to Jim!
 Mrs. St. Aubyns retired, and Alice flung mischievous glance in my di- rection. Her scrutiny, too, was cast on Travis Lloyd. And then she blum dered to my rescue, making matters all the worse!
 Dear Helene is so interested in our charming visitor" she cooed, in tones so low that no one but myself
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this spring in much better condition that the animals which were subject to continued attacks of the parasites. Cattle in poor condition may be kept
 rom the vats until they have a chance at spring forage, but wherever pos sible carly dipping will be practiced to kill the ticks before they have d chance to multiply by thousands or millions.
 Despite bad weather dipping was not discontinued during the. winter in localities where the operation would not harm the cattle. There were more than 300,00O clippings in January, and probably greater mum Der in February. The winter work with early dippingfn March, will give the tick eradicators flying start that is expected to be big help in making this year a big one.
 According to the latest reports 32,756 dipping vats -"canals to pros. perity" are ready for use this spring They arc divided among the states
 Alabama, 8,003; Arkansas, 2,623; Florida, 1,516; Georgia, 2,984; Louis. jana, 4,632; Mississippi, 4,249; North Carolina, 38O; Oklahoma, l,15O; South Carolina, 844; Texas (north), 4,785; Texas (south), 1,A45.
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come gettcr acquainted, doesn't it ?'
 It did, indeed But wasn't crazy for that opportunity. MT. Travis Lloyd was too intent on making strides along the road of love.
 He led me to the far end of the hall, found wide divan, and we sat down.
 si hope that you'll stay in this part of the country for some considerable time, Miss Helene" he began.
 Eve promised to help Alice nurse the invalid, rejoined. This infor- his ardor.
 But it didn't. He rubbed his hands oelightedly. "Oh, that's splendid. So unselGsh of you. And--nis recovery is bound to be rather slow I take it?" l drowned. 1 thought this remark was just trihe callous. Travis Lloyd saw my frown and added quickly: q do hope the patient is progress ing? A fine looking young fellow such q pity about the accident" Then a queer look crossed his face as he remarked:
 You never did find out the reason of the accident? A blow of some sort to the head wasn't it?"
 1 nodded.
 Probably the work of highway man," l said, though he appears to have been robbed of nothing. It's mystery!"
 At that moment, Alice motioned MT. Lloyd across the hall. She lean ed back from the card table, beckon- ing him.
 Asking to be excused, he left me for Q moment, to discover Alicc's re- quest.
 It was then I noticed tiny scrap of paper lying on the floor. Mechan- ically l lifted it, and as mechani- cally my eye glanced at the small, cramped writing on the fragment.
 Enclosed you will find my usual check" 1 read. "Please see that Amy is provided with every luxury. :"
 Below this mysterious sentence came the signature of Travis Lloyd"
 l stared at the torn scrap Of paper utterly bewildercd and surprised. Amy -. His usual check. .p What did it mean? The mystery of Travis Lloyd was thickening!
 TOmOrrow-A Crumpled Paper
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and Travis Lloyd could hear her "Shc didn't wisl, to part with youl exquisite bouquet, but l persuaded her that the invalid's need was great CT than her own And, MT. Lloyd you must admit that Helene requires no bcautifying!
 ! could willingly have slapped Alice flor her nonsense!
 Miss Helene is at perfect liberty to do as she plcases with my gifts, rcjoined my dinner partner in tones of injured dignity. He applied him self to the consumption of his oys- tcrs-;i dish that one can't eat en- ! tirely gracefully! And so the digni- fled effect was lost.
 As for me, l decided not to worry I hadn't asked MT. Lloyd to send me flowers. And, after all, they'd cheer ed Jim up. That was all .hat really nlattered, to my mind. i Shall we play bridge?" languidly inquired our hostess, after the in. terminable meal was ended. She avoided her husbands eye, mean while.
 Travis Lloyd and l said nothing. He was waiting for my cue, know. But the other couple eagerly assent ed, so that Alicc's husband could not possibly protest.
 [, "Yoa must excuse me-" he said, "I don't care for cards"
 "Nor do l." 1 added quickly, anx- ious to escape.
 Hereto my chagrin- Travis Lloyd cut in.
 Miss Helene, if you don't play, nei- ther shall l.
 Alice stared at the recalcitrant trio. Then, to her husband, she said tartly:
 "You must positively make fourth, my dear-and don't lets argue over it! Come on!"
 We adjourned to the wide hall, where d great log fire burned. In a cosy corner, the bridge table was set forth, and the players began their game. l could sec by Alicc's irritated countenance, however, that there would be not money stakes that night! Over her husbands head, she made a little face at me.
 "I shall hear about this in the morning." remarked to Travis Lloyd. He actually smiled. His complacency seemed quite restored.
 "It's an ill wind that blows no one any good" He touched my arm. This gives us an opportunity to be-
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YOU CAN'T RUB
 RHEUMATISM OUT
Says W. M. Glenn of Carbon, West
 Virginia.

"Too much praise cannot be given to Prescription C-2223, because it is all you recommend it to be and much more. It is true you can't rub rheumatism out but Prescrip- tion C-2223 will drive it out. I was a sufferer from rheumatism and took only one and half bottles of the $l 30 size. Now l never feel the misery that tortured me all day long,"
 This man is right. While rubbing and poultices may ease the pain sometimes, it- takes internal treat ment, something that will drive the poisons out of the blood
 Such a preparation is Prescription C-z223. You can depend on it to re- licve you because it was originally prepared and used by doctor in his private practice. The treatment gave his patients satisfying benefit, and it has since brought health and happiness to thousands.
 Prescription C-2223 contains no Mercury, Chloral, strychninc, dan gerous or habit forming drugs. Your money will be refunded if two $1.50 bottles do not give. you relief.
 Before taking Prescription C-2223 you should stimulate the secretions of the liver and regulate the bowels by the use of 2223 Liver Pills. This vegeta blc cathart cwill not make you sick or gripe.
 If you suffer with rheumatism, lumbago, gout, sciatica or a neu- ralgic condition, begin taking this guaranteed treatment. Should it happen that your drugigst won't sup ply you, $l.5O bottle and box of the Pills will be sent you postpaid on receipt of $1.75. Write Dept. 120, 2223 Laboratory, Memphis Tenn, for literature, 1920 Almanac and free sample of the Pills. adv.
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k. St Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, March IT, Hogs 10,500; l5 cents to 20 cents higher; bulk l5.6O; heavy l4M15,50; rncdilm 15.25a l6.10; light 15.10M16.2e pigs 1l.50M 1850.
 Cattle $500; steady. Choice heavy steers l3.50M1 14.50; medium t0.75Ql 1925; common 950M10.50; choice lights 13.50Ml4.50; common S.00In 11.75; butcher heifers 7.756u14.50 cows 7.75M11.25; calves 12nl6, feed CTS 50M II 50; stockers 70l 10.75.
 Sheep 500; steady Lambs 1'.15M, 1900; culls 15.50M17.00; yiclders 15M1725; choice ewes 10.25@l lp.00. culls 50Q0.
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Texas Cattle for Breeding in the
 Philippines

Austin, Texas, March 1 pr. A. S, Shealy of Manila, chief of the divis- ion of animal industry of the Philip pine Islands, has been in Texas for some time selecting and purchasinc high bred range cattle for shipment to the Philippines, where they will be used for cross breeding. He has just assembled q herd of 100 bulls and 20 hoifcrs at Fort Worth. where after being put through the tubercu- tln tests, the animals will be started on their long trip to the Philippines. The Island of Mlndanao has been se- lectcd cattle with the imported stock. It IS stated that the Island of Min danao has been freed of rindcrpest, the Aslatic cattle plague.
 II th" experiment of crossing the Texas cattle with the native herds Of the Philippines proves the sue cess that is expected over exporta- tlons of the animals from this state will be made from time to time. Ac- cording to Dr.. Shoaly the cattle in, dustry in the Philippines has won dcrlul possibilities. In the past the careless manner of handling the stock and the failure to cope with the diseases that often afflicted the herds prevented the industry from taking the important ran kthat 1t is destined to become under the scientific management that has been laid down for it by the United States government authorities
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, March 17.-C Cotton seed oil was dull and featureless today, prices being sustained by the bullish showing in other commodity markets. Leading months closed 9 to l2 points net higher. Sales 1900 barrels. Prime crude 1700a i7.50; prime sum mer yellow spot 19.60; May 20l7; July 20,49; September 20.50; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Colds Cause Headches and Pains
 Feverish Headaches and Body Pains caused from cold are soon reliev- ed by taking LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. w. GROVES signature on the box. BOG.
 Adv.
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New Orleans Rico

New Orleans, March 17-Rough rice no sales; receipts 600; millers receipts same. Clean rice strong; sales: Honduras 1,260 pockets 8 1-4 c 13 12; Blue Rose 600 pockets 10 l-2; receipts 2,7S3; bran and polish unchanged.
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The United States is the greatest producer of tobacco and also the greatest consumer of it. the greatest exporter and the greatest importer, too. The per capita consumption, counting each man, woman and child is seven pounds a year.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, March 17.-Prces of Liberty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were:
 3 1-2's 96.44; first As 9O6O; second As 89.40; first 4 1-4's 91.30; second 4 1-4's 89 66; third 1-4's 32.7a;
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Dartmouth's great track team, the best among the big eastern colleges, looks to have better than an even chance to win the intercollegiate hampionships.
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Liverpool Cotton.

in more inquiry. Prices casler Good midling 30.17; fully middling 24.87; good ordinary 21.67; ordinary 20.61.
 Sales 4,000 bales, including 3,6OO American. Receipts 25,O0o, including 12,000 American. Futures closed
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The minor league ball players as well as the big leagucrs now declare they must be given salary boosts to meet the high cost of living.
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In China English has been adopt ed as the second official language.
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Spot Cotton.

Spot Gotten.
 New Orleans, March 1.7--Cotton spots steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 1,359; to arrive 1,76E. Low
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middling 32.75; middling fl cents; good middling i3 cents. Receipts 1, 943; stock 3S1 ,757.
 New York, March 17.-Spot cotton steady; middling 40c.
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D"ihetC to see same.
 ro~~o.-.,oo. 3-14-6t*
 FIGHT CYLINDER 5-PASsEN-
 ,lasmobile; reprinted, good ton.
 ent tires, $70O or S24O down.
 1e Hea m lo monthly payments.
 ,oage commercial car; motor in
 ' shape; good tires, everything
 t.ece running order. Will take
 car or truck in trade. Bal
 T! monthly payments. A bar
 as rnHa Sa2o.oo. One Ford coupe;
 ssu,aanlng s,an nn order, s375.00; will
 SSi1o'oo down, balance in 10 'rts payments. One Ford tour rfepalnted, good top, good tires. M very good shape; real at A25; sl5O.0O down. balance rinm monthly payments. One Ford [or I, two new Goodyear tires, r m good condition. A real sa'n S425.00. One 1918 Ford rug car; good upholsterinr. good ana tires. $4oO.oo. One Little i n ns,1 6kpuring; mootr overhaul- .ellarsMl repalnted, good top, vn ha, ures, $650.0O; S25O. .06 A, ,o' pallance in monthly payments alIsas isae Little Six" Paige tourinr: ea elient e condition; must be seen 1e s appreciated; s775.Oo: s2So down vn , Daiance 1naa in 10 monthly navments' % ?. isSo Maxwell touring. good as of' = fspainted; a real barrain e as pi atS, E2o.oo down, balance 'isa.u; in 10 r;nl payments. One Cadi,,ac $575'Oo; two new cord .as tires' ta,n.ed; cned;. new top; motor in in excel, sceI. de esoao's'on, ! s190.0O down. We will ,t;a El the above cars. As an an ;ni pil a,,On n0. of what the public M th;nh ,n, . $ Isea cars, we have sold six msaS ,thar m 'ne past week. With snr;ns @ on;nLii ,rnsl our stock of used cars E viii ' fiulckiy exhausted. W. aisn eras hs,,d VIII ,ssmers sh;as plan on time navua''.s avU nave { n Oa, oalance in the fall. t when uoMn ,ha Y a.son comes ,L in. McGehee Motor Torn s,Iss 1as spMSay May..!rhe Cine Progressive s.Ar Automcs on,es ses. essasSaants3; sSana g. IA West su. Barrsoue
 a-27-it
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HR. F. DUGGAN IS HERE; ase cleaning man; he is at your
 to do your work; painting and hanging, wall tinting; don't be The man that carries the hohe z1zl. 3-17-6t
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FAT DRY COWS AND BEEF CAT
 tie wanted; will pay fancy prices for same. E. B. Toney, R. F. D. No. 4, or phone 1926, and l will call. 3-17-6t
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes. good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677.
 Pine Bluff. Ark. 1-8-tf
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ONE FORDSON TRACTOR FOR sale cheap; used three weeks; good condition. Phone 9523F2, Box 30, R. F. D. No. A.. 3-16-6t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
WANTED TG RENT.

WANTED TC RENT.
 40 acres of land, few miles out on Sulphur Springs road, four room house, barn, orchard and good wat CT; all under hog proof wire fence; will rent on shares. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Barraque, phone 97l.
 3-17-6t
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FCR SALE-15 WHITE WAN dotte chickens. Phone 932. 621 Ash
 street. 3-14-6t
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fourth 4 Ifs 9OO2; Victory 3 3-4,s 9764; Victory i 3-4's 9760.
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PITTMAN AND HARRISON co. In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.

ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK;
 fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office.
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FOUR ROOM HOUSE, MODERN;
 209 Florida; easy terms. See A. G. Russell, phone 460-2496. Home In- surance Agency. 3146t
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SEVERAL CANARY BIRDS FOE sale, some paired, separate singers guaranteed to sing at night. Call at 400 w. Barraque or phone 2589.
 9 10 q
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'D-ALL KINDS OF SEC "a furniture. We also repair e and connect gas stoves.
 Furnlaure Co.,, 319 Pine phone 24S9. 12-3O-.f
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; bargain. Phone 582, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-tf
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NINE BURROUGHS ADDING MACH ines for sale, 10 inch carriages, total, sub-total, non-adding and column re-
 lease keys; Al condition. Price $110.0O. V. c. Hinton 322 Southern
 Trust Bldg, Little Rock, Ark. 3-12-6t
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BIG BOIL ROWDEN COTTON SEED

Selected, machine culled seed of high germination. The best Rowden seed in the southwest today. Write or w,1c for our prices on car lots.
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TAKEN UP.

TRAY TAKEN UP.
 ken up and keeping at 9H7 G bvenue one COW. Owner - by proving ownership sg cost of keep and of this ment. Laura E. Parks.
 3-11 -6:
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1la as he 9 South. the flu"
 irely ro-
 Wa IS with , climate
 that he He sees 'Ver, and ally that
 bility of -e Ohio lily here
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

PED FORD FOR SALE AT A
 n; With top and lenders: can. n at 1915 Main. Phone 774, or -oo~u. 3-16-10tT
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WANTED TO BUY.

ccSSSSeSsSSSS ScSseoo>cSScS3~
 WANTED TO BUY.
 FAT DRY COWS AND BEEF CAT tie wanted; will pay fancy prices for same! E. B. Toney, R. F. D. No. 4 : or phone 1926, and 1 will call. 3-17-6t cooccocS S@oSo>=oocc>c>eSoccc oS t3- LOST
 ~-~~~~ ~~--~o-~,~-~>~~>>-- ----~>->,->- BEADED BAG LOST FROM AUTO mobile Tue sday night, on Walnut street, between Sixth and Eighth. Re- ward ii returned to Graphic. 3-11-6t ONE DEEP BAY HORSE, IN GOOD order, about eight years old, small star in forehead. Reward of $1O for the return to A. B. Martin, Thirty sixth and Mulberry. +
 FOUND.
 BOYS BICYCLE. OWNEr GAN PA'--,, same by paying A ..u. C. II. Burks, 713 Wal.uu.
 -->-->->c~s-c~,~- i2- FOR SALE
 e~>~~~~>~~~. 100, SHARES BURK KINNEY OIL stock, for sale. Call 22O3, or 11l5.
 ,S-l..-,,sts 3-1o-5tr FCR sALE-15 WHITE VIVIAN dotte chickens. Phone 932. 621 Ash street. 3-14-6t ONE FORDSON TRACTOR FOR sale cheap; used three weeks; good condition. Phone 952SF2, Box 90, R. F. D. No. A.. 316-6t CANARY BIRDS FOE sale, some paired, separate singers guaranteed to sing at night. Call at 400 w. Barraque or phone 2589.
 3-13-6s FOUR ROOM HOUSE, MODERN; 209 Florida; easy terms. See A. G.. Russell, phone 4S0-24o6. Home In- surance Agency. 3-14-6t NINE BURROUGHS ADDING MACH ines for sale, 10 inch carriages, total, sub-total, non-adding and column re- lease keys; Al condition. Price $110.O0. V. c. Hinton 322 Southern Trust Bldg, Little Rock, Ark. 3-12-6t
 FOR SALE. Five room new bungalow on West Sixteenth; two lots 60x154 each; garage. 512 West Second, 13 room rcoming house, 4 1-2 blocks from Second and Main. 1920 West Fifth, six rooms; modern corner lot and garage and servants house. Ask us for long list of city property.
 We have farm loans.
 McNEW REALTY co.
 BIG BOIL ROWDEN
 COTTON SEED Selected, machine culled seed of high germination. The best Rowden seed in the southwest today. Write or w,ic for our prices on car lots. PITTMAN AND HARRISON co. 1
 In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.
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GE-PERSONAL ATTENTION Fo handling and storing fur [and household goods. Cot Ft Warehouse and Storage ", Third and Georgia. Phone
 2-27-tf
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LOST

BEADED BAG LOST FROM AUTO- mobile Tuesday night, on Walnut
 street, between Sixth and Eighth. Re- ward ii returned to Graphic. 3-11-6t
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COND-H HAND ONE HORSE Aso mans saddle; must be in [dltlon. Phone 863, ask for good. 3-14-6t
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MS AND BOARD

RAIDERS, WANTED. AP. Fest Barraque, or phone have one nice front room gentleman or couple.
 ! 3-12-6t
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ONE DEEP BAT HORSE, IN GOOD order, about eight years old, small star in forehead. Reward of $1O for the return to A. B. Martin, Thirty sixth and Mulberry. +
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RRORS RE-SILVERED ND |od as new. Work callf | for vered. J. E. Pogue, 115 East phone 36. 3-12-6t+
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FOR SALE

100, SHARES BURK KINNEY OIL stock, for sale. Call 2203, or 1Il5.
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FOUND.

BOYS BICYCLE. DIVINE" GAN PA''-., same by paying f- uu. C. II. Burks, 713 Waluu.
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|ONT BED ROOM TOP |vate home, connecting bath terence required. Phone
 3-14-6t
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TOmorrow-A Crumpled Paper
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MISCELLANEOUS

R SHARE FOR ARKANSAS and Lease Co.,, No. ?. John oepple's Cafe, 3-1s-6t+
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SEDAN WITH SELF START sale; in first class condition.
 at barnett's to see same.
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 govern : : Satul' is rnili- .ders in
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-09-25
AUDUBON NOTES.

Mrs. Alonzo> Crawford is visiting
relatives in Franklinton.
An enjoyable rock party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Craddock, Wednesday evening.
Master Hugh Wall was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by his
scoholmates, teachers and friends,
the event being his sixteenth birth
day. Cake and punch were served
Mr.. E. A Crawford took a bust
ness trip to New Orleans last week.
The Bethlehem Church will hold
baptismal services Sunday, Sept. 26,
at 2:30 p. m.
An enjoyable time and delicious
supper Is promised all those who
come to the box party to be given
at Audubon school, Saturday, Oct.
2, 1920. Ice cream and cake will
be sold.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-09-25
PROGRESS NOTES.

The weather is good AMI all the
farmers are busy gathering ctops.
Mrs. Irene Bush was 4 guest Of
Mrs. J. J. Thomas, Sunday.
Miss DeIphine Sharp and sisters
were visitors to Misses Moliie and
Murphie CoWart, Sunday afternoon.
Misses leila Sharp and Marie
Fauntleroy have returned to school
at Lafayette after spending short
vacation here with home folks.
Mr.. Willie Bush is building a home
on the Covington road.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Sharp were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Jenk-
ms, Sunday.
Miss Ida Cowart was visitor to
Talisheek, Sunday.