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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-04-15
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
w. w. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN

A DELlCATESSEN and SALE
of Art Needlework will be con-
Quoted by the Woman's Guild
of the Episcopal church at the
Grabateria Saturday, April 16,
beginning at $3.50 a. m. Useful
and beautiful pieces of plain and
fancy sewing. Pies and cakes
also in tempting array.
Children's Play Suits 95c-ROG-
ERS.
$l350-Four room house on 90
xl00 lot $400 cash. balance
monthly. RICE & TATE, Col.
SS7; l07 N. Jersey.
Flowing and teaming of all
kinds. prices reasonable. Rob
ert Rakes. GIG h. Charleston
street; phone Col. 1893.
Mrs. Vinson does hemstitch-
ing at 52S South lvanhoe; phone
Columbia 10ii. 25
Fertilizer costs you 49, 25 per
100 pound sack at the st. Johns
Hardware Co.
Boys everyday SHOES
1926, $3.50, $2.75
r o G. Il K S
The Sewing Machine Shop. 4l0
East Burnside. machines clean
ed and repaired. Phone East
2Il9. See II. +. Clark. 400 s.
Jersey street. 23
Flowing and light hauling by
by the man who knows-W. II.
Everett. All work done at pre-
war prices. Orders taken even-
ings. 1892 Lombard street, or
phone Col. 1920. "a
New 4 room house with Sleep
ing porch, entirely modern: gar
age with concrete hoor. on paw.
ed street. $4,000; terms. Will
consider car in trade. All furni-
ture including piano TO go at
5000. RICE 4 TATE. Col. SS7;
l07 N. Jersey.
Mems WORK SHOES. S295
up-ROGERS.
Oak ice box for sale-26
inches wide, 80 inches high;
about $l5. Call Col. 779.
Extra fine Cactus Dahlias for
sale-5c to 35c. Primroses, peren-
mails Sc TO l5c. Plymouth Rock
Matching eggs, 10 for $l.00; heavy
layers. as Burr St. Corner OF
Lombard ST. 20
For Sale-Plymouth hen and l3
chicks, 10 days old. Call GLIB
Smith Ave. north.
Dry four foot cord wood $3.50
per cord. Columbia 722.
SHIRTS of every kind Ro-
GERS.
For Sale-Four room house,
modern except bath tub, lot SoxIoo,
garage, wood shed and some fruit;
range and heater goes with place
Price $3.50, $3.50 down. balance
Sl5 per month and interest. Call
5I7 Oswego street.
BOYS DRESS CAPS 95c
ROGERS
For Sale-5 room plastered house
with iloored attic, good wood shed,
gas lights and gas range, some fur
niture goes with the place, 3 bear
ing fruit trees, lot 50xl00, cement
walks, blocks to car. Price
$1,000, about 5000 cash will handle
this. See S. {, Cook, 402 b.
Jersey Street,
SOCKS for Monday, Hosiery
for Sunday ROGERS.
l.. V. Marcy is now Ready to
Saw Wood, in any quantity.
Prompt Service. Phone your or
ders. Columbia 1890,
For Sale or Trade-20 acres.
Owner, III N. Hartman St. "a
Extra Special
Mems Dress SHOES 1896
X o G T. X S
Bring in your news items.
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FINANCIAL
nN.INMss NrrnnrrNlrIr

BUSINESS OPpoR-r'SIrIEs ii
A WE'LL LOCATED RESTAURANT, tn.
biggest littlo husiness In Ponca city. will
soil this can At 30e South First street
iuuc1 'iy Okla.
FuN SALE at sacrifice six pool table hall.
cigar ana bar nStures. soda fountain
and caibuun'or, S2tOO, one third cash.
balance easy Might take car. Dodge.
IiSGryc,is iSlIE % ETS Gs wa at 1oiit, Ii@ Main st.
WESTERN MIN~R free three months. 10
with coUwouts ON the silver situation and
reliable mining nc~s The Western Min
e. 300, West Thirty Seventh, Denver,
~ EDTRIC shoe shop for sale or trade,
prefer Dodge or Ford roadster. Red
Fork okla.
FOR SALE Grocery stock and fixtures.
viii ilyoiro around sl.26O. Good loca .
tiuu, reasonable rent with good living
rooms "a cuunoctun. cali Usage 66Sl for
inform alton.
FOR sArE->u or part interest In merry
go round, now on road playing FAIRS and
Festivals, receipts July I $500, has taken
iu "a. high as $1,000 per -iay. Phone Usage
FoW SALE Dance pavilion. close to city
un paved road and car line owner viii
acr.f,g owing to other business. Phone
IARGNlN- $500 VIII give you business
paying $500 whuthly. Reason, other
business. Lancaster lsas" 3II7,
SERVICES of three ovpertcpcoa people
and som" eaah. What have you To Of
f"r' psag" 27s -
GROCERY with living rnoms. cheap r"nf.
grst $500 cash buys stock and fixtures.
N -. 4tdlyhN IS 'u. cedar 1875
cATE and hotel combined, \ good propo-
su"u. l' Sk1lio,l q co. Colar l5l'.
GROCERY and meat market Tor sale
cheap leo box. counters. show cases
NlocN and an equipment Phone osage
l1n7.
For SALE sarurDan groccry. cNcollout
location, REASONABLE" Icnt, dong fair
business. e.uld na doubled by adding meat
linz an excellent chance frr some one
WITH fi.s0o ur g. 500. Good reason for
selling Address ".' csre World.
WAITED Tartu,r with selling ability
ro,t and wru paying business $1,000 and
Al references required Enquiries WI. he
treated confidential. Write HoN 9'7- r.
caro- World
WANTED Lady that understands cook k-
ur Co take oue-half interest IN cafe
toria. good paying business Address 9G--F
care World
AUTO sALNNGE business Tor SAL, ln-
,uiuo $1,000, good rrcc TOR quick ar.
coutopco. =, d. box 7-a. C.arcm6r,. Ohm.
RESTAURANT for sale, h.gh class. hig
money maker. See Rjcs S'5 Mayo Rlds
Usage N97'
WANrEp- Partner inyrat S.5.ooo IN land
which Will make NuW one million, no
chance Co lose. Ndirass Nst.F. care
rAhrNER WANTED D poultry business
wonderful opportunity for lNc.,iro
salesman and business man. not much
capital required. fine location for produc.
INK huylrg out marketing references *
changed, Address !ig 4, care World
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EMPLOYMENT


49, y ~ .''''''
Att' It WASTED. H.uru'. W.u ari
f"'r baking ustHrr. tHtrncth spices rrl
HYn1rlos w. family trade A lIbsrat pro-.
lua.fI.n 'u bufh agent pnd customer. ror
UHf'.'t|HF Hud tHfHI.g. address The
American IrH co.. tultrvy'Uo, ktnsae.
ADVtErI.fNG representatives. wanted.
fIf .I '.H1r pir"r fine opf1rtunity.
good ,uWHIItH.nua Leads etc. start at
I.I.'t tIf' E
stTt tTfUNs wsNTrD-NtIY a.
A. aneT TN h,atins rsu b. paid Ia as'sre,.
Itf It trafr old wishes position an
UUtuff'ur NTIly At GrJ1eu's Store.
Gafd'u 'ity. okla.
pErSD'NttZl form letters Clfru-
lafs lists mud fpTmg muliFfarNci Er
veluret hddtosg,0 Itrlo D. Waters &c
DIR so lN vest Second 81
80 uit, H.Iugftph-r sud book keeper.
q. Dob. o. d." %. m. 'saE" l'ot
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GONn rnINGs no t.Nr

FOR sALE-Conb honey. Quality brand
from producer. Case Of 70 five pound
pals 50 49,, lO-pound pals, $40; T. o. b.
IIurro, cash with order. Reference, First
National Bank, Reevine Texas. II. e.
Goodwin, pIucro, Texas
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

BtliDING MATERIALS -
FOR SALE-Lumbcr used IN tabernacle
building AZ Fourth and Elgin. Very
small amount cut, reasonable price. Can
DstEe 1891.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

COMPETENT st'ungr,pnor ot present
employed. Present employer dsyYn.
tnuuE Tulsa Otto" AuN 10. Usage s,as.
WANTED ny experienced s'cuorrarhcr.
stvnugtapIfc position. City reference
Salary. uu u,rpuu' uf scarcity ut work,
80 pc~ wn"k. cedar 1853
LADY cl wants position ~ h"useKcepe-
FOR widow"r Apply at once at'il6 y.
Detroit
WANTED Trained nurse who has had
extensive travel position as companion
20 elderly lady or invalid party going to
health resort, computation very reason
nhic, can give best ~ references. 75e =,
rare world
WANTs acknowledging. re-
fined, would liko position by the 18Th.
Mothrri'ss preferred. M-23i East Jas.
uor. bsHE' 1Ni6.
LADY Wishes position as nurs" xiii to GO
away f'r summer. 'sag" 267s.
WANTED rrrmsnout or temporary post
tion by experienced struographcr. Osagc
f10r-R,
WANr-ro Position ns T.. II. X. operator
experienced. Usage 9aGt.
UNIVERSITY girl. cxocllont accountant
and Spist. thorough knowledge office
t"u'In", uFe wears experience. Chicago.
| Part or an tm'. Cedar 1"6.
RESPONSIBLE widow lady and daughter
would like - care for home Tor rest
of summon. whsc owner is asay. Ad-
dr'ss h"s 'a'-F. care world,
POSITION WNN1ED. BY young woman
10 yoarH old. doing homework or caring
for chtIiron. Have had suuIr experience
Five dollars u week IN addition to room
and board. RrV 937-r. care world.
BUSINESS WOMAN wants selling collect.
ing, advcrtising, or what work have
you Address Position" 1877 :. Rock
ford.
LADY with two children to support
needs employment; housekeeping. sewing
or work By hour or week considered Mrs
carrie Maruin. Tulsa. okla, general dc,
! lIs"rN.
WANTED Position by middle AGED won.
an a. housek@.psr or cook. can Osag,
lll3-I
POSITION As spl~sladv. cafeteria col,
lecting housework. Osage C7gt
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sNItsMr> ANp \cr>rs

SPECIALITY SNLE9NNS come out In
N'.uEaiu our proposition. Nlth ur with
out car, g"oN money to right man; no OK
rcrlcncc necessary. Inquire FOR Mr Morey.
1910 l.. SNtt.
AGENTS ANrED-'uin money polIug
oar new Spu Drink lflayurs Greatest
sensational success. steady repeats. sam
pl" 100. Particulars free. Hurry PitItin.
Newark. New York
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUsINISs SERVICE otrIUrp .

GtNUA&rY UODEt%G GO
For dependable roofing FsryIre. estimates
furnished tt,r. rnpuo bHhg, 1850. .4I
East Third ptfeot.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS ron UFNI. TtINI~uIB o.
IAF0E rooms sv,,rI,- f,, -,i,.. ., ,.,.
men. also nice f.ur f.r tN. p,i.ara I,
tuHnsaa section. attractive fsf.r taer
IOKKTpVS. n. it Front afa,plnr room
connecting bath. gentlemen only q
wick 'nil 'H'r' 5000
FOURTH w 300 I4rr,. modem sIt,t.
ms room. Iryr, Apartments D8HsI
5b7t.
UoSTp. . .lt cool a..i. runtu. ,I...
I'm Also FHrsrs rrtrc ,tsa
ToE REST -ls.rr. r.om with Itri.r
rrl.ueHts. m"lfrr. vHIsIug d.staur,
Csist fTi
HDgrOE f. uE sleeping p,r,i, ar.
dresflur room. au,ahIr fuf two ui
-FOUR boys
rt,r ,,,i .sl,,r.tg ,,.,, .t..trut,f ,.....
...,it D,',.f ,YItsrr. a., ,,', ..
tvo gautIrmsr Algn gtrtFr. 'au DttE.
1o1s
NI,i sleeping porch. Ist g. Detroit
OHtE' p|a1
SECOND w aio ,p,f,u.rf .II.. r...
mru.rh,d a.,png ..ur aHt..uus
hair private entrance. s.uf..rl t.H..Nr.
TUDNr sirartng ra,r tr rp.a.rr n.I.,I,
homo. adjoining ta,n ,|,.rI, Mu goo
uished rarago ~ dosIr.I ~n utuUt
i"'nr cheap '."h. ''''
Gt WOOD. O.. 1IH Du, H.ufH iYIm U.H.
rutnrs. hot Hul ,.lI water 10 BATH.
GfrVEhru W 200 Large Sl''p.nE
rouM for rent south rr puHurs. 'HtE'
bl'N
NtCE large. front t'uI HIosuinE room.
Kitchen privilege o. d,s,r'd. OpE.
Ss"'.i
FURNISHED front ru.iu fur rent tn young
hdics only. Otapr a|o7 "
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
UOt sEHOID GOODS (.
eN brfer this hfadtna mast b. natd Is b.

,,,,..,.',,,.,' "''' 80 W paw " "H@s.
ny tiiol,I 1OODa. thrte o. ..4f'.
In, mem 'r.1,th ana bath, elose IN in n.. a.ar.
ment buh alns rent only ''5, sel
'.' an 's'h' '.'.
TWELVE ROOMS good furn'uf.. .5
side 'aV0 cash, balance - ra. IN
J SkaIicky 4 CO.. Cedar l.iN
MAJ hESSES RECOVERED AMI ...a--
MATED
49, =, hht ~ ~
a. r,s dsv a. ana np. rb,rn '. h.
our man caIi and show SAM. we
YOU prices 80
TULSA MATTRESS co..
-- fliyNh oSA'E 500
FOR SAIE.New mattress .U.
feather pillows 5o1 Plaza '...,
Address al y. Cru'crfiola -h
ron sAGE--FutAu far i..
complete. roaaonNis goi " U....
FSR SALE Furniture o., four......
ern house: everything cnmr..t. ,..,
ture Is mostly solid mahogany .r. ..1.
uire leather, price complete s... N,
siS blocks from oout.r ot town, rom. cry
reaS'hhb'' 't'F' 'o'V-h
SEVEN ROOMS good furniture In
for sale cheap. ony $40 casU ..rl.
l3ls.
fOsrORtA H.. uI5- Mahoear, .......,
suItr yor, bedroom su.tI .... m
tin he'd. drcssor, now felt mate. .a
"a
ri,n" .. ti,sS,r,td, ,'' ,,r'iosss ",s,. . ay
,aole' mn i"''D' i.si'Dssss 'rDh'' ,
@Iass f,rnItiir, chsap.fr- ,,.' DO ''N
E,I.i, -,n,,,s- o., ,,,,'.,r, .,,
can walnut fprriti.rc ~ s,ia ID,
rain spartmert can be- rrn..d i'll.
Eiein. Usage tt5l-J. ''
THREE ROOMS furniture for s.. -
ASH Tor TIuu,y Cedar 24sg.
RON SAL. p.,,, ,,t,p,.s.....
aud furnitur. at sacrifice. Ds.g. ~
FGI, SALE -l,cf-,rerator. a..
electric fan. electric iron ,.up- .-a''
KEW g,lg Smith ANmlrstcr ru- g.. a.
IN, \viltons. half urIc, ,i
hotel
THREE ROOMS good furrItgr, f.r ..,f.
chcap cash price, apartment ... n.
rented. Dsago b-lT.
stx ppoys r,,rtir,IIy nos. ...........
Tor saIs. C,I at li.i $. lu.n,,
Ltr,,tti,,. -.AutNE,r aIIu..at r. ,-.
40 - ,r,r,,,,n '-''
-, d,
49, 'TUV' ,"U,t,ni t,,., ",E" l ''' Ilr'
,rdnt nlturS, to, run "T,su' igso uoyIar &
nleuI i"f ''"' '--' o. i'N''''' Aa
,,ao-s,,,,- ,,.a,-,,.,.,,,..- -.,-.
fcN % N,.nG e'i"''' ""' h'' ".'''''
Gage 4oVo' .---------.---.----.
FOX SAIL. Gas TbhsS' I'iiIf gtt'r.
chairs GhitIon',Sd565 ga 'UsSi ,.ua' mo.
u''9' "''H'' --'' " 9'
.,D,n ,,,,,,,,...-. ,..-..,......
EIGHT ROOMS good furniture mouse may
ue io"''N N'''' :"
GRAY reed otiole Tor s''e' i#..'..' 's
condition. on'y used 70" uht'. 'N'
OsaEe Gas. ldos $. quincy
STORAGE SkII.-FIfty drop-hsad sewing
machines White, SINGER, N-w h."e
styles at half-price. sia r Third
FOR SALE-Singer sewing magh'n. 'ee'
tric machine, motor with IAN "ii"ah'
,,np .s,,t, t,,,u,,, ,,.,,,.,r .,-t.i. ,-A
cedar g54. bi5 :. Detroit.
...,,Ir.,,,. ,,,... ......,
fth oNl'' w lu'.'7 ' 'N.''
turhl'uIe AZ S"ur W"n wy ana
tH'aee 10. i'"l ''' '''-'
ONE SILK GLOSS mattress. one ..1is
coil spring, one d"ubIe con Sli'HI 'EIh'
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FOR SALE Grocery stock and fixtures
VIII ilyoiro around $3.50. Good loCa.
tiuu, reasonable rent with 2 good living
rooms "a connection C.ll Usage G6S] for
inform alton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
FINANCIAL.


RFAI IsTATE LOANS ~
Will tg, 1900 to 81 500 first or sec
urI rurtc3gr ou improved Tulsa real
estate y %. BOX ss.
VIZ NAVE some private money to loan
ou rf'v rapl estate, well located. f. ~.
T.,ay Hl1 Robinson BIdE.
MONEY TO LEND
s,ra;sht-Privats- Monthly Py.
Tulsa real Estats.
first Mortgage Loans
insrcc tion Today.
LEONARD. pRANiFF & EWING
2Os 2o7 l. 4 p. BIDS.
yif'h aud Main sta
osage $3.50.
ASK FoR
MR SEARS.
ItT IHDNrtoS mak. your rsai estate
loans t13 Mayo Bldg. Osage 6sit.
REAL TeTATE LOANS for flvo years on
business or residence property In Tulsa
No. com5piBFiou, principal payable any
time after trSt year or al end of five
yenra, interest sspi.Rnnually. farm loans
GREFR 1NvEsTMENT COMPANY
tol simmons Bidg. Phone Usage 2i5o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

LADY. 81. wants position ~ h.usekeepe-
for wldowrr. Apply ut once at'il6 y.
Detroit
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urIp-MhIE or FEMALE.

. VAST a GuOD POSITION W, get tho
u"tuon Tor You just as soon 40 You
Iinirh yuur course with ua. Start your
cortsc any Monday Tulsa Bus,ucss cot
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WNNTTT' ~ 'NT0TT0UTVT sINUUErHUlc
stvnugtaplic position. 'ity reference.
Salary. uu account uf scarcity ot work,
so mo-. N-nN ,.lNL lhn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

WANTED salesman 10 sell Western Elcc.
'rin household devices liberal commit.
Hi'n can lu u'rsou Electric Equipment
CO., ". Flfth.
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LIVESTOCK AND SEHICLEs
POULTRY AND srPPLIEs

FISHEL white Rock eggs for hatching
Mrs. Brrryman. Route 7. Phone I-52.
FINE Rhode Island Red and Plymouth
Rock Fry"rs for sale. SIG n. Frisco,
phone CsaE" 52IS-J.
BABY CHlCkS-Reduced prices pure
bred, Leghorns Rocks. Reds. Wyan-
dottos, OTpinRtonB Best laying strains
Postpaid catalogue. Missouri Poultry
Farms Columbia, Mo.
HENS, zee and frycrs 35c. 1913 s. Tren-
tor. Osage 16si-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

EtrTATtuct WANTED. ~ experienced
iyuist " ho has knowledge ~ shorthand
and general office requirements. Address
BuN gtl-F care world.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-19
AUDUBON NOTES.

Mr.. Louis Smith returned home
Wednesday afternoon from a long
voyage to France. He has been a
sailor boy for two years and was
gladly welcomed. A dance was CIV.
en- in his h nor, Saturday night, at
the residence Of his brother. Mr.. FL
mond Smith. Refreshments were
served after the dancing.
A valentine party was given Mon-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Crawford
Misses Sarah and Annie Crawford
of Bogalusa, have been visiting rela-
tivves in Audubon.
Miss Ada Moore is home on visit
from Bogalusa for three weeks.
Miss Grace Jones, Jimmie Jones
and grandmother attended Evans
Creek preaching service last Sunday
night.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-19
One of Few Parishes in the
State Selected for
This Work.
FOR COMMUNITY
HELP, UPBUILDING
Maps Will Be Drawn, Trade
Centers Given, Houses
Noted, Etc.

Or. A. w. Hayes, of the School OF
Social Science, Tulane University, i'll
cooperation with Supt. Lyon, and
teachers OF St. Tammany parish, is
undertaking "a Fundamental import
ant inventory Of neighborhood and
rural community organization in this
parish.
DR.. Hayes attended the recent in
stitute at Slidell, and while there
outlined and explained the nature OF
this survey. He stated that st. Tam
many parish had been selected in
stead Of several other parishes that
had been considered because Of the
forWard-looking vision that the
School Board and school system
seemed to have, and also because of
the promised cooperation of the
school officials.
AS stated by DR.. Hayes, the pur-
pose of the survey is to locate the
district farm neighborhoods which
are known by names of their resi-
dents as well as to locate areas In
the parish not included in neighbor-
hood groups. The survey will get
such information as applies to trade
centers, but has nothing whatever to
do with valuations With this in
formation at hand, any of the parish
officials and school teachers will pc
in a better position to assist in con-
structive rural community building
plans. They will know what are
the outstanding communities and
what are not, where to go to be Of
the greatest help in assisting in
community life, and in the organiza-
ton Of social and economic affairs.
This information is being gather
ed through the schools by means OF
a QUESTIONABLE which is being sent
by the schools to each farm family in
the parish. 1t is of absolute i'm
portance that each farm family fill
out and return each questionnairo
in order that the survey can ibe COM
plete. After all the blanks are re-
turned, a parish map will be made
which will show the rural neighbor-
hoods as known by the people, thru
the parish, and should be- Of great
value to the parish agent as well as
to the home demonstration agent.
This survey is, perhaps, the first
Of its kind that has been made il
any Of the Southern States, although
many have been made in the North
Central States, and st. Tammany
should consider itself especially COM
plimented in being selected for this
work. In addition to that, the
teachers are fortunate in being able
to take part in such a program be-
cause it simply means that a course
in rural sociology is being given to
them under the direction of the
Tulane Social Science College.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-19
No. 1857.
Parish of st: Tammany,
Louisiana,

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
! tue Of a writ of seizure and sale
/ issued out If the honorable afore-
said court, and to me directed, bear
ing date the 18th day of February
1921, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, between legal
sale hours for judicial sales, at the
principal front door of the court
house in Covington, st. Tammany
parish, Louisiana, on
Saturday, March 20, 1921,
the following described property, TO-
wit:
All that certain portion of ground,
together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, in the Town
Of Vaudeville, Parish of st. Tam
many, this State, situated in the
double square designated by the
mum thirty-one of the said Town of
Vaudeville, and described as fol
lows: Commencing at a point five
hundred and thirty feet from the
corner of Jefferson and Adair streets,
thence ma direct line through said
square to Lafayette street, thence
towards Jefferson street along the
property line on Lafayette street Is
feet, thence in a direct line, parallel
with Jefferson street distance of
200 feet, thence at right angle and
on line parallel with Lafayette
street 130 feet, thence at a right
angle on a. direct line parallel with
Jefferson street towards Adair street
130 feet, thence at a right angle
parallel with Adair street towards
Monroe street 180 feet, thence at
right angles in a direct line towards
Adair street 180 feet to Adair streer,
thence along said Adair street and a
frontage on the same of twenty-five
feet to the point of beginning. Al
measurements heerin specified are
more or less in American measure.
Being a portion of the same prop
erty acquired by said vendor herein
by purchase as fully appears-by ref
erence to acts of sale registered in
Book E, page 1876, and Book L, page
|, of the conveyance records of St.
Tammany parish, Louisiana.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, without ap-
praisement.
WALTER GALATAs,
f19-6t Sheriff
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-19
sACHEMIN BUSY AMONG COM
MUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

Farm Agent Bachemin has been
quite busy the past few weeks meet
ing with the farm community organ.-
cations. At Onvil, Friday, D. N
Barrow, formerly with The Progress
sive Farmer, but now assistant di-
rector of the Extension Department
of L. S. u, spoke at a meeting OF
that organization on soil fertility,
less acreage and higher yield per
acre.
Through Mr.. Collins, this organl-
zat!on has just bought fifty sacks Of
certified potato seed, Bliss Early
Triumph. They intend shipping early
potatoes in car load lots.
To-day the Waldheim-Progress
Farmers Community Association will
be organized.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-19
ITEMS FROM MANDEVILLE.

Miss Eleanor Rayne and Miss Ella
Payne assisted the ninth and tenth
grade girls to entertain the other
teachers and the basketball team. a
delightful evening was enjoyed with
games. Refreshments were served
with plenty of ice cream.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Union
Church in Vaudeville will give a
sociab,e on Washington's birthday,
February %, at 1880 p. M. There
will be program. Ia silver offering
will be taken up. Refreshments will
b eserved. The public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shell are en-
joying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Godfrey Chescher and her three
lovely children.
We are glad to know Mrs. Van
Zant's mother, Mrs. Bell, has entire
&ly recovered from her illness during
her stay with DR.. and Mrs Van Zant.
We are in hope soon to hear OF
the entire recovery of little John
Lemeaux.
Master Joe and Clarice, spent the
week end in the city visiting friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Gabert are staying In
Vaudeville for while at their bun
galow on the beach.
We are pleased to hear that Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Hutchinson, Jr},
have purchased very pretty bunga-
low on the Lewisburg road.
There will be preaching in Mande-
vile in the Protestant Church, Sun
day morning. The Methodist min
isteri Rev. l.. R. Sparks, will officiate
at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Votrain is entertaining her
sister in her lovely home on Marigny
Avenue.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-02-19
VALENTINE PARTY AT PEARL
RIVER.

One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the week was the Valentine heart
social, given at the home of Mrs,
Geo. F. Bancks, by Misses l.. Craw-
ford and L. Golfer. The evening was
enjoyed very much by the young
people, many appropriate games be-
ing played. Before going into the
dining room from the heart box, the
boys and girls matched for partners.
The dining room was artistically
decorated with flowers, ferns and
valentine emblems. A color scheme
OF red was carried out. The ribbon
was draped in the four corners Of
the room. Heart-shaped cake and
punch were served.