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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
HINESBURG

Hull Field of this town BIAS passed his
examinations and entered Annapolis
Naval Academy on the appointment Of
Senator w. p. Dillingham;. Mr.. Field is
a son of W. F.. Field and grandson
OF the late II. NJ Hull and was fitted
In the schools of Washington, d. C..
w +. Field came from Washington to
vote here In the primary election and
is spending his two weeks vacation with
Madam II. NJ Hull.--Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Harmed OF Waterbury. Conn, spent
a few days with Mrs. Harned's cousin.
+. S. Coleman, and have taken Mr.. and
Mrs Coleman and Miss Laura Coleman
on an automobile trip through the White
Mountains to Portland, Boston and back
to Waterbury, Conn. The party will
camp out on the trip and the Colemans
will return home by train.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. S. Coleman celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary on the nth inst,
when large party took them entirely
by surprise and passed a delightful eve
ning-Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Perry and
Mrs. j, w. Russell of Burlington spent
Friday at Mr. Perry's farm In this town
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Partch took an
automobile trip to Rutland last week.
An artesian well has been sunk at the
ance of fine water at about 800 feet and
they are drilling similar well at the
company's barns in the village. NJ
Cassidy, road commissioner. has made
IA great improvement in the roads this
season.-Vstors from away comment on
the fine care taken of the Hinesburg
cemetery by the sexton, Myron Barnes
"A son, Erie Dorwin. was born Septem-
Der at the Mary Fletcher hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lessor.
The Rev. c. II. Bennett. pastor OF the
United Church. has been called to the
pastorate of the Methodist Church at
Sparks, New, He has accepted the call and
will leave I'm the near future. Mr.. and
Mrs Bennett have been here since April
of 1919 and will be greatly missed es-
pecially by the young people.-Mr. and
Mrs. C. j. Carpenter of Buffalo, n. Y.
and son, Lester, of Rochester. N. Y, were
In town Sunday.-Mrs. Amelia Labelle
is entertaining her son. Harry E.. of Man
chester. N. H.-Mr and Mrs. l.. f. Man
ming of East Deerfield, Mass, visited
Mrs. Manning's brother. Howard Larose,
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bushy
have purchased the Butler place, just
south of the village.
Miss Marguerite McDonough was
awarded the first prize at the Addison
county fair for canned goods. Her ex-
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BRISTOL

Miss Ruth Beers Of Monkton and Ches-
ter Il. Jacobs of this village were mar
ried Friday night by the Rev j. ].
Fowler. pastor of the First Baptist
Church. at their home on North street
About 100 attended the supper given by
the mems Bible class of the First Baptist
Church at the church parlors Friday
evening. The Rev. j. J. Fowler acted
as POSTMASTER and called upon the fol-
lowing who responded with after-dinner
speeches. Mrs. Rider, Miss Dumas. Mr.
Lawrence, Mrs. Bates, Miss Stewart,
r. S. Brown, Deacons Wing and Purin-
ton, Mr., Dickerman, DR.. Briggs and
E. II. Eastman. Miss Dorothy Law
renee sang several selections. Mrs. Brown
gave two readings and the male quartet
sang several selections. The affair was
pronounced success from every View
point, A. Bugor of Mddlebury has
bought Charles Lees farm and will move
here soon.
Mrs. Cyrus Cove OF Crescent City Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Grow
George l.. Hasseltine and daughter
Miss Helen Hasseltine. spent Sunday
with Judge and Mrs. Il. A. Hasseltine.
H. j. Hin was taken to the hospital
Monday morning for an operation for APP
pendicitis.-R. G. Martin has bought the
A. IA. G. Deming place on West street
and will move there soon.-H. r. Han
mer. who has been spending n two
weeks vacation at his home here, left
Sunday night for Pompton Lakes, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Quinlan and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wright motored to
Springfield. Mass, last week to visit
B. c. Wright and family. w. Norton
has bought the Crandall place on West
street.-Miss Grace Norton is attending
school in Duxbury, Mass.-Mrs. II. S
Hasseltine is i'll at her home on Bristol
fats.
The first meeting OF the Outlook club
Will be held Friday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. T. II. Thomas, the president
Ihose inviting transportation should be
at the library at three O'Clock, when cars
Will be provided.-Mr. and Mrs. f. II
Eastman and Harold Dana left Monday
night for Florida for the winter.-Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Streeter Of Berlin, N. H..
visited relatives in town this week Hugh
Mullings. who spent the summer In Ber-
lin returned to his home here with them
Miss Florence Farr went to Burlington
Tuesday to enter the University of Yer
mont.-Mr and Mrs. Daniel Carpenter
of Saratoga Springs are guests of o.
Bidwell and family.--Mr and Mrs. ALFRED
Norton and son. Robert and Mrs. c. C
Rock of Huntington, Mass. visited Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Shattuck last week.-Mr
and Mrs, Samuel Bashaw and Mr. ant
Mrs. Robert Streeter and son. Reginald
, of Richmond, were visitors at Mr.. ant
Mrs, George Belongs recently. Mrs
Bashaw being Mrs. belongs sister.
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. G. f. Aver of Riverside was a
guest Of Mrs |. l.. Thompson recently
Mr. and Mrs. Fred n. Hatch OF New
Hampshire are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Pease.-Miss Hittie Crawford
of Rutland is spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. +. G. Biss.-Mrs. A. T.
Fowler and two little daughters, who
have been with Mrs. A c. Hoskns, left
Monday for Suncook. y. H., to spend
some time with friends before returning
to their home in Washington, u. c. Mr..
Fowler will remain to do government
Surveying j. W. Hart 10
with friends in Burlington for
few days-Dana Isham has re-
turned to the Randolph Agricul-
tural school.-Mrs Beulah Isham
has gone to Boston for the winter.-The
young people of the parish are cordially
invited to the parsonage Thursday eve
ming from 1880 to 9:30.-Next Sunday is
to be observed as Rally day and it is
hoped there will be a large attendance
The entertainment given by the young
people Friday evening was success
socially and financially. over sn was
realized,F c. Bliss has purchased of f.
ID. McGinnis his plant in the village re-
Gently purchased of Mrs. Martha Fuller,
possession given by October 15.-Mr and
Mrs. Max ]. Stiles went Friday to Norris
vile where they are to reside.
Mrs. Aida Ross of Woodbury. who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Edison
Nealy, has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs.
wilhelm Schillihammer have returned
to Burlington, where Mr.. Schillihammer
will complete his studies in the Medical
College.-Mr, and Mrs Elmer Kinney
and daughter, Helen, and Kenneth Joaas
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N. Y, is guest of Henry Purcell
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cook went on Saturday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tousey in
Manchester. From there. they go to
Springfield Mass. to spend few days.
o 5. Doane was home from Windsor
Sunday.-Henry Lawrence is very i'll at
his nome with serious attack of heart
trouble.-Mrs. Willard Widmer and two
daughters have moved to Ticonderoga,
N. " where they will join Mr.. Widmer.
Miss Anna Widmer will attend high
school.-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams are
passing the week with friends in Poult-
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PAN1ON

At the Panton Federated Church.
Elmer r. West. pastor, the meetings for
community upift from September 20 to
October 10 will be: Tuesday, September
q. 7:30 y. m, address by the Rev. F.. NJ
/ Hagadorn of Bristol; Thursday Septem-
Der %, 1880 p. m, address by the Rev
w. S. Mulholland of Vergennes: Sunday.
September Is. HOO a. m. and 7:3O D. M.
the pastor will preach; Monday, Septem-
Der q. $50 p. m, community lunch in
! church parlors; 500 p. M. address.
playing the Game" the Rev. DR. Edgar
II. Brown of Troy, n. Y; Tuesday. SEN
TENDER % to Sunday, October 10. DIR.
Brown will hold evangclstic services in
the church. Every member of the COM
munity and of the neighboring towns is
most cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Mrs. Louisa Converse observed her Goth
birthday Monday, the Goth. Mrs. Fleming
with whom she lives, invited n few of her
old neighbors and friends who helped
her to celebrate the occasion.-After con-
CALCULATIONS refreshments of cake and
coffee were served. A large birthday cake
adorned with 80 candles was presented her.
She received several other gifts. Among
those present were her sister. Mrs. An
nette Adams. Mrs. Henry Stone, Mrs
Perry and Mrs. Jordan all of whom are
nearing the s0th INSTRUMENTATION White
and Miss Hammond of Worcester, Mass.
are visiting at Mr.. Whites uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs w. r. White.-O. II,
Sherman and family of Burlington were
guests at Loyal Spaulding's Sunday
Several from here attended the burial at
West Addison Sunday of George Adams,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. william
Adams, who died of pneumonia in France
during tho war and whose body was sent
homo for burial Eugene Hallock OF
New Hampshire has been visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. A. f.. Conant.-Mrs. f. +.
Grandey and Miss Violet Otis were guests
from Friday until Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elroy Towey of Addison,-Dr B. ID. Adams
of Burlington was here Sunday to attend
the burial service OF his cousin. George
Adams.-Mss Cornie Kent goes this week
to Burlington to resume her studies at
/ the University of Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs.
jacques OF Ausable Forks, n. Y, were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Spaulding.-At the primaries last week,
W. r. White received the nomination Tor
Addison county senator in the north end
Arthur Piper received the nomination for
! town representative.
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Robinson and son,
Robert. of Rutland were weekend guests
at l.. II. Tottingham's.-Prof Walter
Smith, who has been at his summer home
several weeks, returned TO Washington,
d. c.. Saturday,-Miss Mabel Larrabee
Of Burlington passed Sunday at her
fathers home here.-Mre. A. p. Sher-
win is with friends in Burlington for a
few days.-The annual meeting and roll
call OF the Congregational Church will
be held at the ladies' rooms Saturday.
Dinner will be served at noon.--L. f..
Moore and daughter. Mrs. belong, and
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Moore are visiting
friends In WATERFOWL. N Y.-The Misses
Abegg and Tlbbits of New York city are
guests at w. II. Birchard's.-H. IL.
Burge has purchased new automobile.
Miss Addie Royce of Orwell is a
guest of Miss Maria Ward,-The Moray
ian club met with FMS Maria Smith
Tuesday afternoon.-Dr and Mrs. l. p.
Sharon and Mrs. c. N. North were In
Burlington Friday and Saturday of last
week.-Mrs.. w. w. Moore Is visiting her
son, IT, II. Moore. at Mount Calm Land
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ESSEN CENTER

a union evening service will bc hcl
at Essex Junction at the Methods
Churches Sunday evening when Or. Geei
heart will speak.-Mrs. Benjamin Pacl
quette, of Hartford. Conn, is visiting q
a. W. Packquett's.-Mrs Charles Kec
has the appointment at the postofflce an
will take charge about October mis-
Edith Ladd. of Burlington. spent tn
weekend with her grandmother Mr.
Ladd.-Miss Dortha Knights. of Bosto
is visiting Mrs. Ladd.-The funeral
Frank Roberts was held Sunday at h
late home. The Rev. q. w. Wescott off
ciated with burial in Mt View cemetcr,
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

The Ladies Home Circle will meet
Thursday. September 30, with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Taft.-Ralph, Jr., only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Orvis. died sud
denly September IA, aged three years and
four months. The funeral was held at
the Friends Church last Friday The
Rev. Mr.. Fowler officiated. Mrs Fowler
sank several solos. The burial was in
Bristol Friends were present from
Waterbury. Huntington. Bristol and New
York city.
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STARKSBORO

The Rev. ii. p. Glaister was In Ben
nington last week to attend committee
meeting connected with the social serv-
Ice work.-Hervey Hanson and Olive
Brown were married September Is at the
Baptist parsonage.-Wilkins Hill, who
has been operated on for appendicitis at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. Is as COM
Portable as can be expected. His mother,
Mrs. F. NJ. Hin. Is staying In Burling-
ton to be with him.-C. NJ Bickford and
daughter entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
ley Miles OF Berlin, N. H., last week.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Miss Nicola Beers has returned from I'll
Mary Fletcher hosptal.-Dr. \. l.. En-
has returned to Troy, y. Y.-Edward 1
Sherman. who has been for n week &
the Wooster home. has gone to Ne
York city.-Dr. and Mrs. T.. b. Loomis {
Oak Park, H.. are guests Of Miss Sara
Wooster ana Mrs. Phoebe Eno.-Georg
w. Prindle received the Republican non
nation for town representative at las
weeks primary
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Farmers club will
meet Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Tilley on Fourth
street.-the. and Mrs. stephen Collins
and son of Boston are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Collins.
on Spear street.-Mrs. Earl Slocumb
and two children of Milton are spend
ing the week at Elmer Slocumb.-
Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Harris, Mrs. r. l..
Sanders and two sons, Kenneth and
Gordon. We're recent callers at Walter
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ORWELL

Mrs Helen Carlton of Poultney and
sister Mrs, Hattie Copeland Of Kansas
City, MO, are guests of Mrs. carton
daughter, Mrs. c. J. Blalr,-Miss Alice
warren and Mrs Otis Wisell we're In
Burlington Saturday. Miss Warren's
sister Mrs. Eva Cuth, who Is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, is improving
me Misses Efiie and Luella Phelps have
returned TO Burr and Burton Seminary
Mahehester.-Leand Hall and Miss Alice
jennings went to Burlington wednesday
ior the opening of the University OF YER
ihoht-Mr and Mrs. X. A. Han ana
uauehter Eleanor. were recent guests
d. .he nome of Mr.. Halls brother, H. l.
,,a,i'-John' son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
nan mas a sprained knee, when was
injured while playing football on the
sohooi grounds.-Miss Addie Royce Is a
guest or friends In Shoreham and whit
'hs 'h's week,-James Manning Of Albany
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HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Benton and two
boys from Northboro. Mass. visited her
sister, Mrs. Ross Goodyear.-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Martin have gone to Bos-
ton and vicinity by auto for few weeks.
Mrs. Bangs, formerly Mrs. Leroy
Claflin. from Adrian, Mich, called on
old friends In town and in Rochester
last week after an absence of 3? years.
c. II. Claflin from Bethel was with her
Melvin Roberts has returned from
Lowell. whore he has been for a week
L. II. Perkins from Wcybridge visited
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Roberts the
first of the Week.-Mrs.. Carl Eaton mas
gone to Tilton. y. H.. to place her SON.
David Eaton. in the boys school there
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Church ana ME-
and Mrs. William Hubbard from Roches-
ter were in Montpelier and Burlington
the first OF the week. Mrs. q. X. Church
went with them as far as Randolph
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CHARLOTTE

Miss Ruth Livermore, operator at tt
telephone exchange, is on her vacation
and Miss Frances Bora is supplying
her place.-Apple orchards sufferc
greatly during the high wind Thursda
and Friday. many trees being near
stripped of their fruit.--Mrs. George Ri
ter of Burlington visited her sister. Mr.
Frank Sturgeon, last week
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Progressive Agricultural club will
meet Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs
Hiram Tilley.-Mr. and Mrs Rae Mill
ham visited Mrs. Millhams parents in
Cambridge Tuesday
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GOSHEN

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes were given
a surprise Wednesday Sept Is by friends
and neghbors who helped them cele-
brate their 25th wedding anniversary.
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WANTED

WANTEn-C Capable, active soamstrcas not
over 35 f.r institution sewing room to
manage class of boys; understands
making Ird mendlng boys clothing. except
pants and coats, and able to turn off I,
soodiy amount of work herself. If mar
ric1 may have position for husband
salary $50 per month ana maintenance
other positions for women Mt less salary.
w. Grant Fancher. Supt, County Training
school. Lawrence. Mass. 13.w.,t
- 80
WANTEn-Woman for houseworlt by Yer
monters. four ADULTS. all wortnu people.
ten miles from Boston, good pay; will
take woman with child; steady home.
Betty X. rarr, Stonoham so. Mass.
I4.w,it
ABOUT SEPT !. cu?ablo coot ANA -
second srl Zoos woGes. Mrs. G. NJ.
sabin, "4t Mat. s.. HiIlHgton, Vt.
7.w.t
"ANrEo-Jh strong, capable. reliable mid
Gl"-nGr3 wcf"on for general housawprk In
n pleasant farming community. one mile
from trolley and large town; no farm WORK
aid 10 !aur3r:: r~.aN family. good wages.
address Mrs. Ny -. Turte-. West Glare
uiont y. u o.w.et
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COLCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs w. IL. Farniss and fam
lily have returned to Boston after
spending the month at W. II. Munson's.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Beck and daugh
ter, Mildred, of Richmond Hill, l.. l.,
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One Cent
q Word

Advertising IN this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutive months.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26
KEEPING THE BOY
D n THE F Ar N

One of the farmers most dlftlcull |
problems has been the keeping OF the
boy on the farm. 1t seems to be hu-
man nature that as soon as boy ar
rives at the young manhood period
the city appeals very strongly to him.
All the while he is attending the coun-
trv school he. hears all sorts OF stories
about the good time folks are having
in the city. During the simmer Nacat-
ion period his city cousin comes outs
to spend few days on the farmand
tell al, about the amusements going
on back home ana conveniences he
has in the cityof which the farm lau
is deprived All these runners tend 10
excite the curiosity Of the country
| lad and by the time he reaches ABOUT
| twenty years of age he has decided 10
desert the farm, go to the city, enjoy
life and above all make lots OF money
| in a short time.
Up to this time he has spent all MS
life on the farm. He has learned the
cultivation of SOIL 81 e rotation OF crops
and the million ard one OTHER things
necessary to the successful operation
of the farm. His value to the farmer
can not be estimated and often tunes
should The led depart for the city, 1t
is necessary for thefarper to try and
replacehim by some fellow who is in
experienced, which results In a loss
of time and money. Quite often such
action is a detriment to the young
man as we'll as to the FARMER For
when he gets to the city he finds that
things are not just as ne mad them
pictured. He is required 20 start IN
on a Job at the bottom and oftentime
before he has worked his way up to a
responsible position, he becomesdis-
couraged and settles down to very
; ordinary life of meager means with
out the possibilities of the indepen-
, dent life which were afforded him had
he remained on the farm.
Now the thing which has in most
leases taken the farm boy to the city
is the promise of more pleasure, more
comfort and more convenience in his
living condition as we'll as the promise
Iof more pay and better advancement
Where convenience of electric light
t and power, of running water, mod
Y ernbathroom and labor saving devices
S of all kinds have been installed on the
b farm it is found that the boys are
/, much more content to stay and carry
8 lon the work for which their training
h has fitted them A great many farmers
t Iheads of famelies in which there are
t several boys have realized this ant
} Ihave given farms these modern con
d veniences. They have repaid by hav
g ing their boys stay with them instead
n of going to the city.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26
Notice to Mortgage Creditors.

In conformity with section 6S Of
Act No. 35 of 1888, notice is hereby
given to all parties holding mortgages
upon real estate located in the parish
of Jefferson Davis, State of Louisiana,
on which the taxes for the year 1913
have not been paid, that will begin
the sale of the same at the Court
House door in which the civil court
is held on Saturday. July !3rd, 1920,
and that a number of pieces of said
property so delinquent are now being
advertised to such sale. The attention
of all mortgage creditors is especially
called to these advertisements OF tan
sales, and they are warned to take
such steps prior t. the sale as may be
necessary to protect their interest.
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tax Collector,
Parish cf Jefferson Davis, State OF
Louisiana.
Sheriff's office, Jennings, La, May
8, 1920. =
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26
Electric Light and Power Plants

Matthews FULL Automatic slssssS M
Light and Power Plants do not depend " ss.w1s
efficient operation upon somebody as.lssSS msi,i
Their Automatic Caretaker"- an sAs'sI6 ~ sI';I
Matthews automatically starts y ~ ~ Il
torechargingits batteries long before tnss
hausted to the danger point. Then, y ausg y sa
cally stops recharging when the batteFies sss
Any lighting plant that 10 not full lautomssic
the day itisinstalled Ak ye0r dealer for dal0D's
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26
NE1l of NEH 22-1o-5 ..,...$5'4S
WARD EiGHT-RESIDENT


1889 v. Ledoux Est-sW14 of Sc
IA 21-11-5 ...,.. .........,SlS
4O45 ]. B. Watkins-N12 Of NEA
SEA of NE14, NE14 of NWA
2-16,6 ........ ........ ..$S0.S5
ALSO A. T Jones-Lot S6 blk "a
Conover sub 20-9-5 ..........$2.65
WARD NINE-NoN-RESlDENT
431OW. R. Banks-Lots II to 26
inc sub of SWA of SEA OF
sWA S-6-6 .......:,....;:..; ;SS'S5
sub of sW14 of SEA- of SWA. %
1926 Harry G. E. Cook-Lots 56,
81 sW of sW14 of Sc of sWA
43SS John w. Harrop-Lots Is, Is,
II, IS So 10 sub of E15 of SE
"a of NWA 1885 .$1O.So
4S47 John H. Jones-Lot 80 sub Of
SW14 of sE14 of SWA S.S-6., $ rs
4S45 Peter Kuhdrak-Lot So sub
of sW4 of sE14 of sWA 8, -
4S55 Lake Charles Ry. Nav. Co..
mile main line, mile side
track .,......'t .'''''.''' 9ITo'1o
1858 Roy G. Lowe-Lots Is, rs, ~,
SW of sWA of SE1z of SWA
43SS James 3. Noland-Lots 81,
80, sW14 of SEA- of SEA- s.
S-6 .......,...... .,....'' ..S1'49
1881 A. ]. Simth-N1a lot 1S sub
SEA of sEA z, N12 Of NWA
II, and NE14 of NEN 1856. 1910
1882 j. S. Snithr-Lots 1, z, blks
4, 8, g. II sub SE14 of NEA
E1a Of SW14 of NEA 1885
Lot IL sub Of E12 of SEA Of
! NWH 1886 .............. $3.50
I4SSS Miss D. Q. Thompson-NE14
/ of NW14 WIZ of SEA- ofNW
| "a, SWA Of SEA S-S-6 q. .$S.SS
F4SS4 L. HI Van Der Werf-SWA
of SE14 of SW14 S-S-S less lots
8 o Z inc, Q 0 u inc, is to 27
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26
Don't Always Blame Hens When Eggs
are Scarce.

Rats may be getting them--U. S
Government bulletins prove they
know how to get them. Break cake
of RAT-SNAP into small pieces and
place wehere rats travel. Three sizes
25c, soc, $1.OO. Sold and guaranteed
by Crescent Drug Store and Miller
Hardware & Furniture Co.-Adv.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26

FOR SALE-Wood and coal range,
heater, kitchen cabinet, chairs, organ,
book case, phonograph, oil cook stove,
kitchen table, 2 cots, vacuum sweeper,
music rack, wheel garden plow, tool
chest and bicycle. Mrs. G. E. Bradbury
Phone 224, Welsh, La. J26-tfc
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26

FOR SALE-Property in north
Welsh fronting on gravel; one sacre
ground and four room house. For
price and terms see Olevia Deshotel
J26-tfc
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26

inc SO to 81 inc, so to 62 inc,
62 to &c inc, 70 to Is inc. .$9.SS
1896 John J. Walsh-E12 of SE14
S4-7-7 ...... $3.50
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tax Col
lector, Jefferson Davis Parish,
Louisiana.