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St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
AGAIN
MAY BE SCENE
OF BUILDING
OF SHIPS }!
as
The Business Men of Slidell,
Covington and Other
Points Interested
PRIZE WINNERS AT
COMMUNITY FAIR
+Epworth League Entertain
ment, Local and Per-
sonal Mention.
(By Staff Correspondent)

Slidell, Dec. There has been
recent movement among the busir
ness men of Slidell, Covington, and
other points in tho parish, to buy or
lease for term Of years, the old
shipbuilding plant and convert it IN
to new shipbuilding and repair
shop. 1t is said the plant could be
adapted to this class of work with
very small outlay Of capital, and
if it should prove successful, as it's
promoters believe it will, 1t would
preserve valuable plant, now 60
ing to waste, and make 1t "a distinct
asset to Slidell and st. Tammany
parish in general.
Prize Winners at the Recent Fair.
Collection of fruits and pickles,
Mrs. J. w. Thompson list, Mrs. T. II.
McAfee I'd, Mrs. Arnold Sd; canned
fruits, Mrs. J. W. Thompson 1st, Mrs.
J. Aebli I'd, Mrs. T. H. McAfee Sd;
best jar preserves, Mrs. R. House 1st,
R. A. Davis I'd and Sd; best glass
jelly, Mrs. Hursey 1st, Mrs. }. Lee
I'd, Mrs. J. W. Thompson 3D.; best
| jar pickles, Mrs. McAfee 1st, Mrs.
Glasscock I'd, Mrs. McAfee Sd; best
display of pie and cake were, layer
cake, Mrs. W. E. Varnado 1st, Mrs.
w. A. Parker I'd, Miss L. Parker Sd;
plain cake, Mrs. M. P. Schneider 1st,
! Mrs. R. A. Davis I'd, Mrs. G. Aebli
Sd; angel food cake, Mrs. H. s..
| Cleveland 1st, Mrs. ]. Aebli "a;
bread, Mrs Peyreftte LIST, Mrs. J. A.
| Bousquet I'd; pies, Mrs. McAfee 1st,
Mrs. T. J. Hand I'd, Mrs. McAfee Sd.
Some Slidell People Up In the Air.
The young aviator and his bride,
| who were married in New Orleans
last Sunday, are now stationed at
Slidell, for a week. Several people
have gone up and more would have
enjoyed it but on account Of dis
agreeable weather could not do so.
Epworth League Entertains.
+ The Senior Epworth League will
have a social Friday night at the
Community House. A good pro-
gram will be rendered and plenty OF
good things to eat.
| Local and Personal.
Mr.. Ed. Foy has recently bought
over the Joseph place, formerly tho
old Claud place, and is now living
there.
Miss Beulah Bourgeois is spend
| ing some time in New Orleans as the
guest of Mrs. Ada Bourgeois.
Miss Francis Howe spent Monday
| in New Orleans.
Mrs. S. B. Swetman and Miss
| Isabel Swetman were New Orleans
visitors last Wednesday.
Miss Ella Salmen was visitor to
New Orleans, Wednesday.
Mr.. Sidney w. lProvensal spent
Thursday in Vaudeville on business.
Mr.. W. L. Ellis spent the week
end in New Orleans.
Mrs. H. McCrackin, having spent
last week end in New Orleans, has.
returned to her home here.
DR.. and Mrs. j. K. Griffith have
as their guest Miss Griffith, the Doc
tors sister.
Miss Mamie House spent several
days in New Orleans this week.
Miss Grace Larrabee is visiting In
Alexandria for some time
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
LET YOUR OWN JUDGMENT DE-
eide.

When practically without excep-
tion the artists who draw the larg-
est audiences in opera or in concert,
whose names in every land are syn
onymous with artistic achievement.
make records for one particular
talking machine there is only one
reasonable conclusion. namely that
that instrument is, in the opinion
of the artists. the one best medium
through which their art may be per-
petuated. When, in addition, the
public, final Judge Of all human en-
terprise, confirms the artists choice
there is little room for argument.
Any instrument labeled with that
familiar trademark tHis Masters
Voice. will afford proportionately
more musical satisfaction than is OBJ
tainable from any other source.
There you have it! The Victrola
is cone Hundred Per Cent natisfac-
tion.''
DO you know any other that is?
BURNS FURNITURE COMPANY,
Victrolas and Records
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
ASTONISHING BUT TRUE.

There is only one musical lnstru-
ment in the world giving tone tests
today, or has ever given them. BY
tone tests, is meant the living sing
er standing beside the instrument
and singing in direct comparison
with his or her own voice, as re-
created and reproduced by the IL
strument. This tone test has been
given over 5000 times before over
100000 people in the last ten
wears, and not one OF these 5,oo0,ooV
people has been able to distinguish
the difference between the voice OF
the singer and his or her voice as
reproduced by the instrument. It IS
astonishing but true! The marve!-
Gus New Edison phonograph does
this wonderful thing! 1t means
that the wizard, Edison, has invent
ed a perfect phonograph-one so
realistic that the greatest mus1ca'
critics listen to it with awe, saying:
"It has soul" This marvellous IN
vention is at your door. We VIII
place it in your home on trial with
25 beautiful songs and prove its real
u.
Don't let it pass without music IN
your home. The New Edison is
guaranteed. Its diamond stylus re-
producer lasts a lifetime. The COM
pany keeps each instrument in tune
and repair for twenty years gratis to
you. Think of it! A perfect in
strument-no needles to change,
aasv to onerafe. and our terms to fit
your income-sta little down and bal
ance to suit you" AS sure as the
sun shines and God lives, the New
Edison is the only realistic repro
ducer Of music and song in the
world to-day Come to ''Patecek' s
Big Store' and hear the New Edison
demonstrated and be astonished-
convinced; or, the undersigned will
cheerfully demonstrate it in your
home gratis to you.
C. M. BROWN,
Sales Manager.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS, NOVEN1-
BER TERM. -. 49,

State VS.. Guy Luther and Elvin
Foy. Plead guilty to disturbing the
peace. Fined $50 and costs, and in
default 80 days in jail.
State VS.. Seth Luther and Ollie
Alsobrooks. Plead guilty to dis
turbing the peace Fined $50 and
costs, and in default 80 days in Jail
State VS.. w Alsobrooks. Plead
guilty to disturbing the peace. Fin
ed $25 and costs, and in default 80
days in jail.
State VS.. VIM. McCullom. Plead
guilty to assault and battery. Fined
$25 and costs and in default 80 days
in Jail.
Mrs. Eliza Ann Seal VS.. Opheiia
L. Willis. Judgment rejecting plain
tiff's demand and dismissing suit.
Griffin Seal VS.. Succession OF H. J
Willis. Judgment in favor Of plain
tiff in full sum Of $25S1.O2, with in
terest from Nov. IA, 1921.
Bank of Lafayette &, Trust Co. VS.
Marie F. Keith ct al. Judgment IL
favor of plaintiff for sum of $500.
General Baking Co. vs. Chas. H
Sheffield. Judgment in favor of the
plaintiff in sum of $113.6O.
1 Geo. w. Davidson VS.. E. l.. Pitt
man. Judgment in favor of plain.
tiff for sum of $75.14.
Standard Oil Co. VS.. S. j. New,
man. Judgment for plaintiff for tbs
sum Of $200.75.
Robert Pipkins VS.. Amanda Pip
kins. Judgment in faovr of plain,
tiff decereing a divorce "a vincule
matrimonii'' between them.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.

C. L. Moore and Zola L. Collins,
Carriere, Miss, colored.
Ernest Route and Martha Pollock,
Covington, colored.
Frank Battiste and Eloise Celes-
tain, Vaudeville, colored.
Joseph r. Dubuclet and Juanita j.
Casenave, Slidell, colored.
George Jenkins and Lizzie Jestis,
Bogalusa, white.
Mckinley Washington and Alice
Cyprian, Folsom, colored.
Isaac Porter and Francis Flowers,
Abita Springs, co1ored.
Sam Johnson and Lucille Toynsol,
Alton, colored.
Joseph Fleming and Julia Hender-
son, Slidell, colored.
Lee Brumfeld and Lizzie Chap
man, Folsom, c0lored.
Alfonso Rudeson, Baton Rouge,
and rosetta Davis, Bogalusa, colored.
Peter N. Ca1lac, New Orleans, and
Josephine Kuhn, Abita, white.
Otto Z. Yeates, Homer, and Cath
erine Oreglia, Slide1l, white.
Tom Blanchard, Hammond, and
Maggie Daniel, Lorraine, white.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
A DELIGHTFUL THANKSGIVING
ENTERTAINMENT AT
TALISHEEk.

The Talisheek school. which Is a
credit to the community, was tue
scene OF. a delightful Thanksgiving
entertainment, given under the aus
pices of the Ladies' improvement
League.
The rooms were beautifully dec
grated with chrysanthemums, var1-
Gus colored leaves, sweet potato
vines and green bean bushes, thus
carving out the idea of Thanksgiv-
ing cheer.
The silver Sking cup, which was
GWEN at the St. Tammany Parish
Fair for the best three-room school
was very much in evidence, as well
as the ribbon for the perfect BABY
which on inquiry proved to be little
Marguerite Ross. There, too, were
the blue ribbons for the best dairy
exhibit, proving conclusively that
Talisheek, though not numerically
strong, is decidedly on the map,
with quality, not quantity, for her
slogan.
The school rooms were crowded
with happy, friendly crowd, which
thoroughly enjoyed the program
given by the pupils. It was quite =
novel one, too, and showed careful
training.
Then came the supper-fried oys-
ters. roast chickens in abundance,
fanked by lots Of good things to
tempt the appetite and cause the
crowd to unloosen the strings to
their pocketbook. Especially SO. as
it was served by pretty young girls.
Quite a sum was realized. The OBJ
ject for which the money is to be
used is for beautify1ng the school
grounds and installing a basketball
game.
SO successful was the entertain
ment that 1t was unanimously voted
to give another ''get-together" party
in the near future.
H. H. P.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN.

The Christmas seal campaign OF
Louisiana Anti-Tub League
will start the first Of December, to
extend throughout the month. Miss
Kate Gordon announces much en-
couragement from the fact that
tuberculosis has greatly decreased,
due to the efforts of the association.
No doubt the women of st. Tam
many parish will take the matter
I'D with interest The object is such
an imperative appeal to the public
that the sale of these stamps should
be large When you see thom on
sale, stop and buy some, and don't
fail to put them on your letters.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
Vaudeville NOTES.

Union service was held in the
Union Protestant Church on Thanks
giving Day. a large number being
present. Rev J. L. Foster. the
Methodist minister conducted the
service and gave a very instructive
and interesting talk.
Quite a crowd were at the Hip
Theatre, Saturday night, to see the
motion pictures of the wonderful
animal and agricultural industries
Of the United States.
Mr.. Levy is never backward in Of
fering the use Of the Hip for any
good cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bierhorst have
returned to their old home in Man
deville after an absence of several
years. Mr.. Bierhorst is improving
his place and expects to have q
large chicken farm and dairy.
The Priscilla Club was entertain
ed by Mrs. w. S. Fassman at the
Audubon Hotel, Wednesday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
A DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON.

On Saturday, Nov. 26th, Saint Ce-
celia's choir enjoyed a delightful
afternoon in the spacious dining
room Of St.. Scholastica's Academy
The tables were tastefully decorated
with ferns and flowers, and a place
of honor was assigned to Rev. Father
John Burger. Several Of the sisters
were also present. Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
course Of the afternoon, after which
the members indulged in games and
singing. The choir girls wish to ex-
press their gratitude to those who
contributed to the success of the
afternoon, and their kind teacher
for her earnest zeal in the better
ment of the club.
ELIZABETH MCMILLAN. !.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
ST. PAUL HAS 4,
BASKETBALL. :,
WINNER s
Cov1ngton, La, Dec. 1, .921.

Cov1ngton, La, Dec 1, .921
The St. Paul Callege Basketball
Team opened their season by defea--
ing the veterans Of the preceding
year, the Alumni team, running up
score OF 45-19. Having proved
their worth in this first game they
challenged, and after some hard
strug ggling, conquered the Y. M. c.
A., of New Orleans, 27-1S.
On Sunday, the 9th, they defeat
ed the Audubon Tigers, unexpected
ly, by the score Of 52-12.
st. Paul is now in condition to
meet any prep. school team in the
state, assuring them good, clean
game.
Our forwards, led by the swift lit
tie Irish Dunlap, better known as
D. c., are A. Gordillo, w. Clark,
Alien Kentzel and M. Broussard.
They feel proud to have three Of the
best guards in the game, who stick
like glue, and giving the visiting for
words very few chances Of shooting
goal on them. They are R. Schut-
ten, j. Dul1enty and H. Johnston,
all three fat, fair and fast.
Last, but not least, our center, ..
Broussard, with an eagle-ey'e for the
goal established record of II field
goals in the game with Audubon.
We could not possibly forget our
coach, Mr.. Earl Flous, to whom We
owe the greater part of our success
in all the achievements entered inro
during the past three months he has
been with us.
THE BROTHERS.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
SOME FINE DOGS IN ST. TAM
MANY PARISH.

The dog show Of the America 7
Kennel Club at Shrewsbury, Nov. Il
and 13, had some fine dogs on ex-
hibition. 1t is not generally known
however, that the best prize winners
came from St. Yammany parish.
Mr.. Jacob Hecker, with the Bul-
loch Drug Store. Covington, won the
following: Lassie, special green rib
bon; purple ribbon; first, blue rib
bon. Big Boy, second, red ribbon.
B. w. Brown, Chinchuba, entered
a male Collie that won the first prize,
blue ribbon for the best male dog
in show.
DR., A. H. Grimmer won a number
Of ribbons with his LleWelyn setter.
He rufused $1,000 for him.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.

If there is one human character
istic which distinguishes us from ami
mails it is the spirit of Christmas
the manifestation of which is shown
in the joy Of giving. This year il;
Covington the spirit Of Christmas is
stronger than eVer-thanks to the
careful forethought Of many thou
sands of our people who have plann-
ed for the gladdest day of the year
and have the financial means to salts
| fly their desire to experience this real
JOY Of giving.
It must be source of extreme
qualification to- members of Christ
mas Clubs to go to their friendly
bank and just before Christmas
draw out "a sum of money which they
well know will more than buy the
| longed-for remem brances of Yule-
tide Many will make the new dis
covery that steady accumulation of
small sums amounts to substantial
sums without the small sums being
| missed. Nor is this lesson confine ed
to the grown-ups. The boys and
girls have been smilingly accumulat.
ing their pennies, nickles and dimss
| with which to buy dad" and moth ar
| the cozy slippers and the pretty
gloves they know will be so much
appreciated by fond and proud par
tents
Through the cooperation of the
banks, the merchants and individual
saver there will be spent in Coving-
| ton this Christmas "a large sum OF
money, accumulated by the regular
systematic weekly trip to the Christ
mas Club window by thrifty thou
sands.
To those people who have had Q
part in the accumulation OF this vast
sum, Merry Christmas will have a
real meaning on this day--the glad
est day Of the year.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
Robert H. Burns Post No
16 Calls Upon All to
Aid in the Plan.
WORK CONSIDERED
MOST IMPORTANT
Highest Type of American
ism Is What Legion Is
Working For.
PROCLAMATION.
Town of Covington, State of
Louisiana, Office of Mayor

Whereas, the week of Decem-
ber 4th to 18th has been dedi-
Gated by the American Legion
as suitable time for fostering
education and Americanism; and
Whereas, the Town of Coving-
ton is heartily in accord with
the Legion and with the great
work they are striving to ac-
complish;
Now, therefore, I, A. r. Smith,
Acting Mayor of the Town of
Covington, do hereby proclaim
week of December 4th to 18th
Characterization Week." and
do hereby call upon all in the
Town of CoyingtOn to lend their
aid and support to this work.
Given under my hand this 1st
day of December, A. D., 1921.
A. r.. SMITH,
Acting Mayor of Coyington.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
ATTENTION..

On December 8, 1921, "The Novel
ty Fete'' will be played. Show your
generosity At the same time en-
joy the novelties of the occasion.
The proceeds will go to the starving
religious and children Of Europe.
The entertainment is under the aus
pices Of the mem bers Of the Sodality.
At st. SchoIastica's Lawn, from to
6 o. m. All are invited
On behalf of the American Legion
Education Week, a patriotic pro-
gram will take place during the
afternoon. The music will be fur
nished by st. Scholastica's Orchestra,
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

On Sunday, Nov. 27, Miss Shirley
Hoffman entertained a number Of
her friends at her twelfth birthday
The house was beautifully decorated
with Christmas co1ors. Delicious
punch and cake was served. Little
forget-me-not boxes and kewpie dolls
were faYors
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
THE DOLLAR DAY SALES.

Secretary Minck1er Of the Coying-
ton Association Of Commerce has
taken up the matter of putting on
Dollar Day Sales in Covington. The
matter is one of considerable i'm
portance to the merchants. as they
have been put on all over the United
States with uniformly great success.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

A BIG TIMBER DEAL.

There is recorded this week the
sale of 1861 acres of land in s..
Tamany and Washington parishes ny
the Salmen Brick & Lumber Co. TO
the Great Southern Lumber CO. The
consideration is s140,259,39.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

Mrs. e. J. Domergue and Mrs. j..
B. Wortham, of New Orleans, spent
Thursday and Friday here as guests
Of DR.. and Mrs B. B. Warren, haV-
ing come over to attend the install
lation of officers of the Order OF the
Eastern Star.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

FOR SALE-Lnrge work team OF
horses, wagon and harness, com
plete. C. J. Barrilleanx. 27th ave.
and Jackson street, Covington.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

AS we go to press Friday evening
the Covington High School basket
ball team is taking on the fast Pom
chatou1a team, and a good game was
looked forward to.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

. FOR SALE-MaxWeH run-about,
in good condition, with two new cord
tires, for $50, cash only. Louis
Giese, Vaudeville, La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

We are in receipt of very pretty
calendar from Mrs. M. Mcdaniel, OF
Slidell. The calendar in Is keeping
with the usual good taste Of this
popular department store.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
MORE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS

The w. Fl. Kentzel Job Printing
establishment is installing one Of the
latest model Linotype-the Model 8.
The range of typesetting this ma
chine will do is almost unlimited,
and with it's installation makes that
plant one of the most up-to-date In
the state Mr.. KentZel expects to
have the machine installed and in
operation within the next few days.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03

THE FARMER on sale every Sat-
urday at Covington News StaDd,
Bulloch's Drug Store, Schonberg's
Pharmacy, Covington; The Ideal
Pharmacy, Madisonyille.
Five Gents Per Copy.
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.

,.iyor shall continue to act and be ilAr WIS ln'
,nrosted with all the powers hereih "''"
toned. ,o5 ot my Office in
Ti,v of New Orleans. on IN" u'n
T month and year first bef SronT TT + Bova
the presence Of Messie rnmp ffan
and id Enari in this parish, who have signed
fssse, Presents together with said dhp,' q,
ers and me, notary, after due reau'Hs VI
'he eoTirinal signeD Resale nixon ap Ly rr
'0aidan NJ. u. Buford, ChaS. Lehlahc
Frank r. Doyle. ,osrpu SINAI
Notary Public.
the undersigned, Recorder OF nr Nor, |,
CAGES in and for the b psFlST certify 0 thai
state Oh i' and foregoing Act of incorp%ra
tion of the Paul Morphy Book SHOP of aRs
was this day duly recorded n IN n,2 TnI,
i'm Book 1853 folio 'oS. Ne"
InIy 2S-Sept. l.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Besides liquidating its war obliga-
lions, the world Is taking a great deal
Of the water out Of inflated stock
values.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Would it not be a humane and ideal
way Of dealing with both pests to
teach the English sparrOws to eat
dandelions?
The herald., 1921-07-28
CHARTER.

= sch retirement or redemption OF
preferred stock can only DE eIt;n, to
thirty DAYS previous notice IN WTltlnS
the holders of preferred stock Oh reSo tb
oftar drawing by lot in the presence Oh thE
hoord of directors. Upon such nOtiOc az
dividends. interests and arrears shaii 'e"'e
,ritb respect to such retired STOCK .,,
Preferred stock shall enjoy no WINS
49,. and no holders or owners OIL pre-
farred stock shall be entitled TO an! ~.
with respect to such preferred sIooH;; or
nv of the affairs of this corporation; Vi
meetings of the stockholuers VI
thereof, or otherwise, ,;.-o that
And said appearers further dec declare an"
they have been duly Authorized e. al re-
and directed to sign ana execute nd;nqys
nuisite and necessary acts or proceSsuSs,
iuioi. r ont and effect said amendment
aDd that they do now appear Delore ny,
nntory in order to make proper hotalial l
rerord of said amendment ana 10
same recorded as required u! in h,-
All of which will more fully appear y!
rofaranca 10 n certified copy OF the nm
ntes of said stockholders meeting ,onS
hereto for reference to this act VI "
ment. 1909, o+ my office in
,b ,'itv of New Orleans, State oil LOUIS
lana , on the day, month ana year D. y
first above written in the presence ol ,,, nal
" Chasez and Ralph j. SchWarh; mbo
NJ witnesses. residing in this city, Wno
~. bereuuto signed their names WIN S S
Haid appearers and me, notary, aiteI u"'
! reading of the whole. - Dan, T.
Witnesses: Ralph j. Schwarz' f"u' -
| ChaseZ. e,c>-rr,
(oRi"iNAN 4. c. JACOBS,
! President.
FRANK l.. SAMUELS,
| VicePresident.
WILLIAM J. GCSTE,
fSEAJA Notary Pubic
Recorded Mortgage Office BOOK LOO
state of Louisiana, Parish of orleans =,
| uarn,.u l.. Barnett, notary pubic Jul!
| commissioned and qualified, in ana LOT
tho Parish of Orleans, state OF IIou,S. 49,
do hereby certify that the above anu d.
| going amendment to charter oI a.,
! american Furniture Factory, Inc Is tIu I
| and correct copy of the original act DetoIe
| William J. Guste, notary pubic, july v'T
| 1o51 and of record in his Office ana tha' =. =,
| tbe said notary, am duly authoTl]eu ~
| mate the within true copy for ana on pc
| half of the said William j. Guste' hotar
nv virtue of a certificate of the Governor, ,o ~
rio state of Louisiana, dated July ON -
| designating me, notary, TO act III lhe P. pa
! and stead of William j. Guste' mum
public. -. horo bareunto set
my hand and seal, this 18TH ia! OF nv
month of July, 1921, at New orleahs' hou'S
! lana. r pApNFTT
'oi1Ni' Notary Public
| July 9l-Aug ..
The herald., 1921-07-28

Germany is pretty nearly as re-
sourceful as, corporation lawyer at
the job of postponing the inevitable.
The herald., 1921-07-28

When 1t comes to the necessity OF
living, a retail meat dealer cuts some
ice, but that's all.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Apparently Germany is willing to do
anything except what it has been told
to do.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Ore Of the arguments for free
speech is that so little of it is worth
anything.
The herald., 1921-07-28

These parachute jumps prove at
least that the jumper comes back 10
earth.
The herald., 1921-07-28

That zap controversy might be
termed much ado about almost MOTH
ing.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Optimism is the art of planting
pint of potatoes and expecting crop
of a barrel.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Health week is past, but there Is
no law against being healthy during
the remaining weeks Of the year.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Ground soon will be broken for
several fishing trips.
The herald., 1921-07-28

Whoever named the island OF zap
was a prophet, all right.
The herald., 1921-07-28

ANY comment on women's fashion
now is a story of the films.
The herald., 1921-07-28
GOOD REASON

GOOD REASON
They were married In haste
weren't theyr'
Yes. they had . taxi waiting. -
they requested the minister to get .
move on"
The herald., 1921-07-28

The law of supply and demand
makes a lot of talk cheap.
The herald., 1921-07-28

The disappointed job seeker need
the services of a pull-motOr.
The herald., 1921-07-28

The old stage coach robbery has FOL
lowed the rural population to town.
The herald., 1921-07-28

BY the time the neighbours phone
graph quits, his rooster begins,
The herald., 1921-07-28

The only trouble with telephone
service in Cuba may be an occasional
shark on the wire.
The herald., 1921-07-28

AS a nation that refused to accept
any international obligations China Is
a shining example
The herald., 1921-07-28

1t is said that city jewellers usually
have darker hair than country people,
particularly in the soft coal season.