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The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-03-17

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j d Welch c.
Hays
Dan Atkins, Albert Breazeale
G d Burton, Jerry Breazeale
Billie Brown, Clifford Champion
Bob Buckley c, F B Barham
FL B Barber, Preston Busby
j F Brown, Lige Donaldson
j L Cummins, w @ Edwards
A L Drew, Willie j Gardner
Ohas. Ennis, Willie Gardner
Is Y Foster, Jack Gill c
Ollie Gill c, j E Higgenbotham
Richmond Gill C, r N Green
Ed Gavan C, Robert Gavan c
Tandy Higenbotham, Ed Pierce
F M Germsny, Geo. Harrison @
Will Holland, w I Hudson
Sylvester Hunter c, 81 w Hardy
w 7 Hudson, Oleve Jones
Van loins c, James Lewis G
B Jones, Oscar Lewis c
H y Myers, Ben Mccullough C
A R Milling, r Moorehead
] F Moody C, Ross Strickland
Grant McNair c, Ross Sistrunk
E McNair c, Richard Neason
j D Ogletree, Jonah Ross c
w T Ratcliff, Bob Sthphens
Lonnie Spivey c, Orvie Spivey
E d Smith, Pete Slaughter c
Howard Sharp c, Warren Savall
Elsie Slaughter c, Luther Thrash
Will Sanderson, Jim Viverett
Tom Viverett c, A 7 Williamson
Jasper Viverett c, Gene West c
A E Williamson, Louis Willis
Percy Willis C, 81 G Watkins
w M Watkins, g E Walton
Dixon
Green Boiler c, Aron Ernest C
IL G Belk, s l Barnett
N f Dickerson, D B brewery
Finis Green c, Louis Langdon
s w Grice, I ] Gilmore
E L Hillman, I F Horne
B d Johnson, r G Moore
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Hutch McDougle c, N V Smith
A L Nicholson, J D Ogletree
Fl L Smith, Irving Steel c
Isral Steel G, Mott Williams c
Dowdville
| d D Dozier, Ross Mcmillan
Ed Slaughter c, D M Williams
Woodland
Lacy Allen, Geo. Brookshire C
B M Barrett, Burt Ollie C
Miller Brookshire c, c O Gates
Chas. Chamble, Andrew Lewis G
Geo. Funk Bryant Maxey
10 L Fox, o M Goldman
Guy Hicks, B I johnson
R E Jolly, E g Miller
J T Moorehead, Zay Kicks
p Il Savall, John Tucker C
Ed Tucker c, Jake Wilson
r A Watkins, ] 81 Wade
L c Wilkerson, j E Weathers
Bethany
Fletcher Burton, A d Cannon
w r Evans, Ira Fowler
B A Rushing. Roy Spivey
Alex Savall, Jim Sayall
! Will Stewart c.
Groves
r f Adams, Irwin Willis
Joe Burks, Q E Thompson
Roy Barrett, + M Thompson
II B Gentry, E L Gentry
L / Russell, A F Tullous
J r Taylor, E II Thompson
| Fusky
| J P Adcock, ] H Burnes
Sam Carter G, F D Crosby
q + Dallas, M I Edwards
/ s I Fain, Sam Ferguson
J B Ming, v d Poole
Al G Ryals, Homer Ryals
III E Tucker, Jim Triplett
Thomas Woods, ] @ Watson
q r Willis.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-03-17
Stomach and Liver Trouble
Lily, Ky.--ssI suffered from stomach
and liver trouble. Had tgassY' stomach

and heartburn and
had headache most
Of the time. After
each meal I was
sick, could scarcely
keepanything gonmy
stomach, not even
water. I didn u
think there was q
medicine made that
would cure me; but.
after using DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-03-17

Clint Dallas; L M Evans
John Fulton G; J III Parish
Philip Griffin c; Geo. Griffin
Sim 81 oily; Elder Hester
Henry Harris G; Steve Hinesc
JEFF Harris Q; Lee Holton @
Tom Irons; Oscar Jenkins
Farley Jones C; Henry Loperc
M e Little; Jim Marshall C
r G Moore G; Jim Moore
Chas Moore G; Nelson Mitchell
Ernest Mcfarland C; T M McMullen
Chas Penry Q; E d Robinson
Jim Roberts G; Cozy Ross G
s B Robinson; Nose Ruffin
Ed Ruffin G; Will Rogers
M Smith; Adam Spencer c
Luther Slaughter c; Will Smith
Steve Seals G; J w Tucker
TW Tucker; John Terrelc
Chas Tally C; Eugene Tallyc
JB Thomas; Edward Wells 6
Mack Wilson C; Ed Wells C
Linn White C; Lee Wilson
John Wells c; w w Wooten
SP Wells; F w Wells; W.T. Wells
Tom White c; Jay Wilson
Holy Gross
H II Barham
Tom Backstrom c; E F Barnes
T e Barnes; ] w Blount
CIV Barnett; Earl Barnett
Jessie Cole c; Will Davidson
&c Germany; Henry Ledlow
KY Mooten c, q G Manning
Kennier Miller C; Flexie PEBBLES
Herman Scale G; Jack Scale C
Jones Stennis c; g w White
10 Williams; G G Yates.
Sierra
Arnold Clark; Doris Green c
Boss johnson G; G B Ladd
M e Lily; Bud Myers; Dan Nash
Lester Strickland; s L Sims
b G Tullous; e D Watkins
Kentawka
A Brelaud; B Q Crocker
M j Fedrick; Fred Hathaway
q w Howell; D c Jones; w K May
in Jenkins; A v Jenkins
b B McCrory; L l. Stokes
PB Ward; Wess Stokes
Tucker
w w Burks; Harvey Cumberland
Lum Hardy; s A Jayroe; Sam Nc
Craw; B A Wooten; P F Ward
Hickory Springs
e M Beckham; g B Bounds
CD Bounds, T B Dooley, Will Ladd
j Martin; P M Webb.
Deemer
Will Adams c; Simpson Adams c
w G Agent; @ Brown; ] A Pool
Ernest Barnes G; ] A Bishop
Is f Bateman; Tom Bounds
&C Chunn; Milton Clemons
II r Coats; Carol Cooper; J F King
B E Drury; Day Thomas; M r Jane
] II Duncan; c F Emery
JF Gordon; w q Hoforf
@ III Johnson; E M Knight
RI Knight; ] M Lewis; w ] Ming
M g Learius; B M Maloy
J e Penrick; E B Richordson
Willie Richardson; ] 7 Spears
w g Stokes; r Snyder
G L Taylor; L L Tucker
e L Tucker; Harvey Tullous
g w Wallace; Ethel Ward.
East Philadelphia
Thad Adams; Parent Browne
C L Boswell; Isral Backstrom
Amzi Bats Q; Sandy Backstrom
John W Backstrom c; B Baxtrom
w w Burks; G Beaver
VT Bounds; w w Cummins
Luther Clemons c; III A Cumberland
H A Chapman; Melvin Clemons
Ed Clard c; e G Crane
M r Cannon; j. T Crane
Temple Dunn; G Ellis
w J Fedrick; e Failor
Sam Falkner G; Mace Falkner
D e Gray; Robt Hashin Q
Hunter Hudson c; e Holder
G T Holder; ] L johnson
VIII jackson c; Magnes Jones
Ed Jackson G; James Kirklandc 9
Lee Kirkland c; HI K Kirkland
Columbus Ladd; Jimmie Long
ID o Moore: Henry Moore 9
Jim Miller Q; Ben Moore
Caesar Moore c; B J Moore
Cornelius McCable c; J @ Mccoy
@ O McNobb: Ira Nash
J % Nealy; w p Nelson
Henry PEBBLES 8; F 3 Rushing
Tom Richard; Bill Roberts
rom Seals 0; w r stewart
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-03-17

w i SGOkeS, M ODdp
] H Sullivan; Bud Spencer
Hugh Seals G; Allen Seals
william Walker c; 1 G Warren
John Willis c; Linn White
Forest Dale
Chester Anderson; Bob Adams
Mars Anderson; r B Anderson
Joe Adams; d s Blanks
Dennis Combs; Jim Cole C; D l. Clay
Ed Clemons G: Jean Catenhead G
r Cole; Malone Clark; E Fain
Ell e Gray; Lige Greer
Roy Greer c; Less Hobson
Wess Hill c; Lee Johnson c
B J Jackson; J G Kirkland
M r baltimore, Ed Myers
w Myers, II G Mcneil
M K Mckay, Grady McWilliams 0
John Newcomb, Douglas Overstreet
Chas. Porter, ] d Rogers
Ed Rush G, Boon Riley G
Algie Skinner, Willie Stennis
Joe Thomas G, Isaac Thomas c
William White C, John Wright
Ed Wright, Isaac Warrington
Center
d B Alexander, Henry Adams c
John Berry c, Edward Cumberland
Lon Cumberland, Hugh Carter
] w Clemons c, Sam Donald
Wesley Gipson c, Dave Hill C
Will Johnson c, Jessie Jones Q
Sam Jones c, Jodie Jimmerson c.
Dock Jones c, Tom Jack
r E Killgore, R e King
Henry McKoyc, Jessie Phillips
Grant Peden c, Martin Peden
Bruce Rush, J G Richards
Ben Seals
North Bend
M FL Blalock, j r Blackwell
G Daniels, e Daniels
Hiram Davidson, Jim Evans
w E Ezell, w M Fulton
e S Fulton, Ike Fortenberry
Murf Griffin, Oscar Hadcock
Jim Haynes C, H d Jones
T Jones, John johnson
s M Massey, Iven Payne
" e ROBBERS, G w Steward
Earle Scale c, M ] White
Coy
M ] Chimp, TT Palmer
Cherry Level
j W Anderson, r 0 Bounds
J E Copeland, j W Crocker
Robert Cook C, Tom Dudley C
Walter Eaks, Arthur McKinnion
H E Eaks, Elan McWilliams c
Peden Gibson c, Sam Hardy
H I jackson, L B fitzpatrick
Henry Moore, Wheeler Phillips {
Roy Mott, Eligiah Pilgrim
c G Miller, Justice Trussell G
Jim Ross C, Jene Skuller
Walker Scale c, V | Tally C
B Watkins, Frank Watkins
Hack Warren, Homer Weathers
Dove Warren, Walter Watson
Hugh White c.
Poplar Springs
Robert Daniel c, John Daniel c
Herry Daniel C, W B Driver
e A Harris, John Suel Tolbert
O S Hodgins, w s Pierce
Weaver Smith, Geo. Tolbert
w B Tolbert, j I Tolbert
Mack Trussell c, j w Tingle
House
w M Adams, Will Barefeld
G. L Boatner, T j Harrington
w M Chesney, L M Goforth
w E Davis, Eugene Harrington
I B Fancher, ] FL Goforth
Albert Griffin, Leslie Hamilton
Henry Houston c.
j I Keen, Bennie Mayo
Grady Mayo, King Meridith G
Jim Mcdonald G, Albert Petty
Bert Mcdonald c, r r Smith
o M Raspberry, r A Truhitt
Z H Thomas, Willie Wlnstead
j 0 Ward, Vernon Windham 6
John Window G
Golden Grove
Lee Crocker, A Colec
@ @ Dormam, M Edwards
F P Hnfmaster, Rube Smith
ID A Harrington, Isam Smith
j w Jinkins, r L Fitzpatrick
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-03-17
DELINQUENT p0LL.1N LIST
1920.

I, M. G. Posey. Sheriff and Tax
Collector Of Neshoba County Missis-
sippi, hereby certify that the follow
ing names Is true and correct list
of delinquent poll tax as the records
in my Office now show, This March
lst 1927.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-03-17

nd tihkins, W & Fitzpatrick
r o Keen, h r Killen
M M McGriff, Tom Pickens G
Tom Rash, Walter Rash
II G Sharp, S A Sharp
w M Welch, R d Warren
j E Williamson
Mcdonald
George Barnet, e L Golden
~ Legget,s O H Lundy
Sol Mason, w M Morrison
A L Rucker, OS Sharp
Neshoba
Alb Amos c, Berry Wilkerson
Geo. Breazeal, r I Wilkerson
L P Banks, Henry Bedenfield
Et Boiler c, L w Coolridge
A M Barfeld, Caples Marshall {
Walton CLARK, Louis Edwards c
E J Edgar, Anderson McDougle {
T L Germany, j @ G0mmillion
J L Green,J M Harrison G
j r Hillman, John Mayatt
G w Malone, Will Mason
JH McBeth, | O Robertson
w E Nelson, Sanford Nicholson {
Kline Ozborn, John Parker
Jim Suddeth, ID e Wayne
j d Welch c.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29

The recital given by the Nevin
Harmony Club and Treble Cleft Club
at the Methodist Church a short time
ago was one Of unusually interes,
and pleasure. The opening chorus OF
about forty voices, composed of mem
berS from each club, joined in sing
ing the beautiful song, "Oh Fair New
McXico The audience was very large
and apprcciatiyc, and the program.
through lengthy, held it with intense
interest from beginning to end. The
high class music rendered would be
"a credit 10 pupils Of much greater
age and experience 1t would be i'm
possible 70 mention separately the
various numbers on the varied nro-
gram, but each was cnthuSiasticall,
received and generously applauded.
The class spirit manifested by the
interest and enthusiasm OF each mem
Der tended to make the evening one
Of u~nboundcd success from the op-
cniug Gricg number. ITO Spring
played ~ Ruth Scott, 70 the closing
one, Tales Of Hoffman, Barcarrolle, >
by Mary Childrcss-Cloyis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
SOCORRO

George w. Henderson OF Ouemado
was acquitted of the charge of lar
ceny of cattle in a trial ended here
on Tuesday.
Henderson was indicted Jointly last
March with Street Hudspeth alias
Henry Coleman for the larceny of
II head of cattle from H. II. Isle in
the western part of Socorro county
last November. 1t was alleged they
drove the cattle from Quemado to
Zuni, where they were sold
Coleman jumped his bond and is
10 a fugitive. Henderson claimed
that the cattle he drove to Zuni were
not stolen and that he had no con-
nection with Coleman other than that
they happened to drive the cattle
there, at the same time
The case was holly contested. the
New Mexico Cattle Growers asso-
citation and the Texas & Southwest
ern Cattle association. bot1 ~, ng
lawyers present to assist the district
attorney in the prosecution-Socorro
Chieftain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Baptist Church Growing

At the annual meeting of the local
Baptist church last Sunday an in
tereStiug program was carried out
which resulted in great inspiration to
the members. The roll call was res
ponded 10 by each member stating
his or her views for the future of
the work.
The statistical reports showed an
increase OF IS new members during
the year. Practically two thousand
dollars has passed through the treas
urer'5 hands during the twelve
months. This sum has been cxpend-
ed on local church expenses paid
on pledges toward the S75,000000
campaign fund, and the new work on
the new church building is progress
sing nicely and hoped to have the
building completed and in use be
fore fall.
One outstanding feature of the fin
ancial side of the work is that the
funds have been raised by voluntary
contributions entirely, and no Catch
penny" schemes resorted to. A mai
ority of the members OF the church
are regular "titiersi' Swing their
tenth of income to church and char
table ork.-Mountainair Independ-
emf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
An Informal Club Reception

The Woman's Club gave an in
formal reception at the home of Dis
trict Vice-President, Mrs. M. A. Cor
bin. Tuesday evening complimentary
to the visiting club ladies. The ar
engagements were in charge of Mes
danes Brainard, Wilson and Mathes.
Mrs. Gilbert poured and the Misses
Ruth Russell and Nina Collins seTy-
ed the dainty refreshments. The
rooms were charmingly adorned with
sweet peas and geraniums in the club
colors-pink and white.
Vocal solos by Mrs. White and
Miss Corinne Smith added much to
the pleasure of a delightful evening
-Artesia Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
SOCIETY. CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Big Masonic Event Next Month

Big Mascnic Event Next Month
The talent and beauty of about
250 claiming Albuquerqueans, from
m.dgcts and maids to NATIONS, will
be displayed most effectively in the
forthcoming shriner show, Round
the Clock With the Shriners," which
is to be presented in that city under
the auspices Of Ballut Abyad Shrine.
May 2, 3 and 4, at the high school
auditorium. The leading role has been
given 10 Miss Betty Morrissette Of
III Paso, Texas, a former resident
Of Albuquerque. According to the
Herald there are 50 many novelty lea-
lures features that are different,
that il would be almost impossible
10 tell them all, The choruses are
running over with dash" and the
costuming is to be beautiful. The
big consideration with Mrs. louns,
when she picked her cast was
beauty" Her aim was to get girls
who could carry off such choruses
as little Miss Up-to-Date,' where
beauty and style" both were abso-
lutely necessary requisites. Dancing
i, to be the main feature of the
show. There Will be dancing of all
sorts, some in choruses with girls
only, and some with choruses OF men
and girls both.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
An Interesting Pageant

The fashion revue down Petticoat
Lane. given by the domestic science
department Of the high school under
the direction of Miss Hansen, last
evening at the high school auditori-
um, was a beautiful and interesting
pageant OF the evolution, of woman's
dress, from the gorgeous decided
robes OF The Indian, down through
the various periods OF irills and fur
below, to the smatty uniformed girls
Of The late war. and on to the present
The colonial dance led b. Miss Lacy
was particularly beautiful and grace
ful, aud wonderfully costumed The
second part Of The pageant dealt
with the American eirl from school
dtys to wedding bells, and was most
interesting. The models were all
drawn from the high school students,
and the work Of the domestic science
pupils in various pretty articles OF
clothing designed and made by them
were displayed by a number Of at
t~ractivc children 81 tine city. Misses
Evelyn Brice and Gladys Wilkinson,
gave delightful solo dances. and the
music by the orchestra and juvenile
band added % the pleasure and sue
cess Of the eycning-RoSwcll News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29

The Bazaar and Public Sale given
by the Catholic Ladies at the Church
last Tuesday vas well attended and
the ladies realized a nice sum from
then labors for the church.
The Bazaar and dinner occupied
the forenoon OF the day and up unit.
ESQ in the afternoon. Then the big
sale started with Auctioneer John
son on the block. Practically every
thing manageable was offered to the
public which had been donated by
the stores and different persons.
After the sale was over the public
was served coffee, sandwiches and
cake. The proceeds which amounted
TO several hundred dollars will be
for the church and school for the
purchase OF furniture and other need
cd material-Roy Spanish American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
nTERO

A big Stevens roadster and q LARGE
quantity If tcGuila and Whi,kev Wcfe
brought back from Mrscalcro Wed.
Hssdav, following the arrest OF C. A
Wiimering and Walter Fincher, OF
Amarillo, Texas, by Sheriff Beacham
and deputies Tuesday afternoon.
W,lmcriug and Fiuchcr. according t.
the complaint are charged with car
rying deadly weapons while engage
In the unlawful transportation OF j
quor The bonds were fixed at five
thousand dollars.
An estimate value Of the liquor +
about $3.50. which would easily sen
IN the bootlcggcrs market at over
5000 -Allmogordo Cloudcrofter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
| Ddiritfd Card Party

A very pleasant evening party was
given at the Tracy home in La Huer-
ia recently. the guests being Shs
members of the Whist Club and the1
husbands, eight tables in all, and
the joint hostesses being Mrs. Tracy
and her sister, Mrs. Stone. At the
games Mr.. Skies received the prize
for high score among the men, and
Mrs. Hickman among the ladies, the
mems prize being four decks of cards
and the ladies prize consisting of an
electric boudoir lamp. Mrs. Wood
and Miss Howell were guests in adj
hostesses served a delightful supper
at the close of the games.-Carlsbad
Current.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Christian Church Convention

TIE convention Of Christian church,
es of New Mexico and West Texas
was held at the First Christian church
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week a luncheon was given
NJ the nome OF Mrs. ]. @. Cummins,
Tuesday for the state board OF which
Mrs. Eva M Cooper is vice-president.
A cafeteria supper was given that
night in the annex. About fifty men
and women delegates Roswell Re
cord.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
And There Wasn't the Slightest
Smell from Dead Rats

Writes John Simpkins, farmer of
Aunandllc, N J., Rats were cost
ing me hundred yearly; tried dogs,
%fcrrcts, poison, could not get rid Of
them Bought SIPS pkg Of RAT
SNAP 6 cakes) Used half, no; a
live rat since. Dead ones a plenty
like RAT-SNAP because after Kill
ling rats II dric, them up-leayes 10
,m o." Three sizes. 3sc, Csc, 81 IS.
Sold aud guaranteed by Collins Drug
X stationery Co, and Kaune Gro
-cry %.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Entertain the Employees

Mr.. c. N. Blackwell, president, en-
tertained the employees of the First
National Bank in honor of his sew
enty-fourth birthday. Ice cream and
cake were served and following re-
freshments Mr. Blackwell gave a short
talk outlining his experiences during
the more than forty years he has
lived in New Mexico. He came to
Ration when the site of the town was
a grazing ground and the Clifton
House was the principal hotel in
northern New Mexico. The employees
who participated in the celebration
join in wishing Mr.. Blackwell many
more years in interesting experience
Ration Reporter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Minstrel Show Grea, Success,

The Minstrel Show given by the
Roy independent Band was q great
success last Monday night both soci-
aliv and financially.
The receipts OF the evening amount
cd TO about $4,000 and will be used
by the boys in purchasing needed
Instruments, and the proceeds Of the
future entertainments will be used
for purchasing uniforms and other
needed paraphanalia.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29

Following a six o'clock banquet at
Towards Cafe on last Tuesday ev-
ening, the Knights Templar of Ala
mogordo conferred degrees Of the
order on several candidates. The ban
quet was an affair of ideal arrange
ment, ]. /. Lawson presiding as
POSTMASTER.
Out of town visitors for this oc-
casioh were, John Bowman, II. b.
Holt, Rev l.. l.. Lallance, DIR. Neibel,
John Longbottom, Las Cruces and
Tom Lea, Fl Paso.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Delightful Club Meeting

The Shakespeare Club met recently
with Mrs. Folsom, Mrs. Mckinley be-
ing leader, The study period was a
continuation OF Riley's poems and
the program was very interesting.
Mrs. Folsom is an ideal hostess and
the club always looks forward to
her meetings. While she served an
ice course. Mr.. FOLSOM played the
Grafonola. The club is planning a
number OF teas TO help raise funds
to send a delegate TO the State Fed
eration.-Alamogordo Cloudcrofter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29

The town is planning OF extending
the water line in the southeast part
of town to the corporate limits. By
so doing, which will mean the laying
of approximately 1000 feet of pipe,
10 more customers can be added, be
sides making it possible for the GEM
etery to tap the main. This will be
done as soon as the line IS extend
ed. With water piped into the GEM
etery, there will be an inducement
for the people who have lots to beau
tify them, and make the cemetery
more of a credit to the town-Clay-
ton Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
preventative paintings b, Taos ar
lists to adorn the wallis.

Miss Blanch c. Grant recently pur-
chased a house on the Iona. known
as the Montana property. and is
having it remodeled A studio with
dimensions. 22x36 feet will be added
TO the last side which commands a
great view in almost any direction
A large fire place has been built in
the living room and many more i'm
proVemcnts made. Miss Grant eI-
poets to move into her new home
about the middle of May.-Taos Val
lev News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29

The bake sale given by the ladies
of the Baptist church will be a regu-
lar feature each Saturday afternoon
IN the Walker & Larsen building
Special orders will be filled if phoned
to the president of the organization.
Mrs. T. NJ. Blackjack, on Friday.
The proceeds OF the sales will go to-
ward the payment of a pledge of $500
which the ladies have made to the
Baptist Seventy-Five Million Cam
paign -Des MONIES Swastika.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Interesting Club Session

The Woman's Social Club of White
Oaks met last Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Jet Rustin. Des-
pite the d~isagreeable weather, a large
number were present The ladies de-
ided to each bring a favorite recipe
at each succeeding meeting and to
compile a cook book.
A delightful luncheon OF cake and
coffee was served. A roll call was
had, each lady responding with the
name of her birth place. The loca-
tons differed greatly. as some were
found to have been born in Sweden,
others in different places in the Unit
ed States ranging from ocean TO
ocean. Happily some were born in
nj good state OF New Mexico.-Car-
rizozo Outlook.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-04-29
Rats Pass Up All Other Food For
One Meal of Rat-Snap.~

Their first meal Of RAT-SNAP Is
their last. Kills in few minutes. Dries
up the carcass. Rats killed with RAT
SNAP leave no odor, RAT-SNAP
comes in cake form. Break into small
pieces, leave where rats travel No
mixing with other food. Cats or dogs
wont touch it. Safest. cleanest, sur
est rat and mouse killer. Three sizes,
$50, Csc, $125. Sold and guaranteed
by Collins Drug & Stationery Co,
and Kaune Grocery Co.