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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
THE: RE:I.I. STORY.

one morning very early. very.
| went outside to pick A berry.
Suddenly | heard Il sound.
W men seemed to come near my feet
on the round
! bent down and saw-wh,t do vou
think
y tiny bell h went tinkle-tink,
1t was "a tairy's hell so sweet
That | had found on the ground near
my feet,
Listen" tho bell to me suddenly
said:
Last nigh, the Queen Fairy was TO
be wed.
| was going. as | could ring
The wedding march tina a bird was
To sing.
Iiut the Queen, in a hurry, dropped
me last night.
And here | have lain until it was
light.
80 take me. | beg of you. my dear.
And tie mo to this stick lying here.
The Queen will come to find me then.
And We shall all be happy AGAIN.
or course I aid as I had been asked.
Ana when | had done so I heard a
blast.
1t sounded like another bell.
Ana soon the Queen Fairy came. as
] could tell.
For she had rauzy wings so light
Ana she looked as il she was ready
for t'isht.
sh" took the little bell away,
And | never have seen II since Thar
day.
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orn WIDE AWAKE cL,n.

At school We have a club which
we named The Wide Awake Club
Every two months we voSe FOR a pres
ident. and we have n treasurer, sec-
rotary and vicc-president just as the
u. : government has We have FOR.
ty-two children in gar DOR, Wilton
all obey the rules and make IL very
nice. n YOU have "a c..h as niGe al
this At school. why o let US know
about It and how nice II isr
BY BONNIE HALL
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Original stories Have First Place.

Dear Eti;or,-i saw my letter In
IN. paper. but not the story. was
S!hd 10 see the letter in tho paper
! am sending the whole. story this
TIM. hope 10 So" the first chap
Yer ~ least in Sundays paper.
guess you think am SOM" poor mem
Der. but am so busy AT school that
Just haven't had time. ann going
TO look for my story in the paper.
our
MISS HELEN T.. BUTTS.
Route ,, Bon 81. Disputanta. Va.
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\ story.
brandon.

pretty dark haired and eyed girl
romrins in the warm breeze OF soft
Grccn grass in her large back yard
was playing with her small black and
whitc cat.
This li;tic sunburnt grrl was
dressed in Il pretty pink frock. viii
white slip?crs and pink socks. and j..
large pink bow on her head
one could see nor small graceful
figure pCinc'nE around with Kitty il
her arms, stopping every tw" or tire,
steps To pick II pretty huttcrcup or
to see If Kitty loved butter! o!
some;hiue to tina, order.
This u.s. Il description OF a little cir
about I years Old. LOIS / Lacy.
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send Money for wnr Orphan.

Dear Editor.-l am sending in a
story which | hope To see in Sundays
paper | received my badge and rules
ana appreciate them very much. |
saw in on" OF The sunday papers that
YOU want more money to support the
little orphan in Europe. am send
'ng in this letter 10 cents which |
nope will help the little orphan "a lot.
! am sorry that | ave not sent YOU
more stories. but all the stories |
wrot" n"irn't good enough to send.
Hoping you will like my story ana
not let it set in the wastc-baskct,
am Your true ambcr.
THOS. q FAULKNER. JR
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playing by the lake. Harry went too
near the wafer and los, his balance.
Don jumped in and brouEh, him
safely to shore. Harry's nurse came
running she took Harry home to his
mother. She put Harry TO bed and
ne was soon fast asleep. Harry's
mother called Don and pattcd him.
saying, YOU are a hero Don II
Harry came closer friend Harry's
mother felt Harry was safe when he
was with Don.
tOriGinai)
JULIAN HOUSEMAN.
IA.N ~
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An Honest Girl.

once there was a little girl named
Elizabeth. She lived in 2 little cot
tagc in :hc WOODS alone. E!izabeth's
mother ANA father had died when sh,
was = !itGe giri The. !cft her !,
homc and u iittlo ro}d which would
last : month. Her nfo;hcr and faith.
cr had died suddenly No one knew
the reason for their death.
As Elizabeth was walking through
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IL Is Splendid,

Dear f:ditor.-l am s,ndinc il, d.
poy'n IN t"o parts. entitled. SUNRISE"
nave kept most OF my pocms and
now nave a whole book OF i27
WISH you could see our rower
garden The entrance is a small arbor
covered with mink and Sweetheart"
ioreS; me ,right-hand border is of
IRIS. bluc and purple and white. Tho
center plot tx literally ovcrgrown nv
,rh'herS iaskspur. not vet in bloom
nut me plant itself is beautiful. The
icit,hhhd border is of poppics, Co
ioinpihc' iarkspur, tulips n narcissa
in the extreme rear is a larger nrhnr
covered with roses and Crane vines
ana banked with bridal wreath lilac
Inter J'ssamine and pcarly bushes,
nv wn"ie garden * ovcr-run with
stars of Bethlehem. "
Your member
MARGARET BOWIES
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VIII send Il soon.

Dear Editor.-Wili write a few lines
"a send with my drawing. | didn't
see my drawing in the papc Sunday.
haven't received by badge and rules
yet. and hope to receive them soon.
\ girl by the name Of Lucille Chilcs
joined the club hen did and She
has gotten her badge and rules. and
| hope to receive mine soon. hope
20 Win Il prize soon. hope this
.ctt.r and picture vii! escape MIR.
WaStebasket this time. VIII close:
hone YOU and all OF the members are
well. Your member
LOTTlE rEAki. POWELL"
m Mills. Va.
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Ch4kxen2 PagnZPubId1ed fox The lines Dapofch Ch11dre ns CIub
To Print Picture Of War Orphan

y Dear 'IfIs ~ IOySG
hay. Just received a letter ron Nine Bclot h mother of or trcnch
var orphan, little Claude icot. N which IN ncloscs a uttur. OF /. iiuir
BOY for us to see hUw fast he IL growing. You rcuncmb. what a baby he
when q hrt adopted lin, nearly three years ago. and ths pic,ur. E
akcnn st my soldier suit, to o us what Il brave boy he is getting 10 be
knew o wouli all ike to sec this picture. So hope to have il printed
sunday. IL nOt the sunday after that.
know al lot yu VIII y" interested to know that J. Wexford Iarker
former II, ID e. e ncui.r is nov editing tho State DIvni,ny r,,n.,
which seems to b a Boy Scout PAPER II is very interesting n well gotten
and 81 e are certainly proud of what u members accomplish after he,
"'" "' CIV" "'h' We YOUR EDITOR.
THE w:iI<'S rRiZE WINNERS.
nl%ab.th Hndt' no North Twenty eighth Street city.
barbara II Dawson. 22lSF hirmount Avenue city
Jean l.. Bowie. GIT West rae Street city
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Original. }
\ STORY.

once" upon time there lived 4 Billy
Goat named Tim. and once he saw n
man asleep on a log. And the man
was going To he angry. hut tho goat
tried so hard TO laugh that the man
did. toe. And they both went home
together. And became great friends.
by MARJORIE SPARKS.
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Try Hard.

Lear i-diior.-l am ~inciosing "a
drawing, hone To sec II; I'm nrir, s."
DAY. wish could win a priz, !
"a" IN the paper whcr. one of my
Stho"!-mat"s' name Was amour ~,
i'!Ec winners. | will close. hoping
u" win Il prize soon.
y member, IIIJI,< Etnn
Mills. Va
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TnE BOY SCOITs NARROWED On
LONE ISLAND.
Chapter IL.
TIi!. V iSl.Cii

They are going a, = ra,id ,,.o,
down the Mlssi.sippt I'm $3.50
and We ma ,hcm in h an, ~, NJ
leo. rhoy mad .nouy, ,,oj -, -,
them awhile. Iobn IInrriso, a.. ~.
leader nr mo s.outa AM, nnr.L, N.-
,,l,rc his noe, mum vtrl,,,, ~,
San A,.. so,,c ,ni,gs ,,o.,. .,.,..
.,i III ,. ~. -.
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Letters From Our Little Ones

have Il friend whom I think would
IKE TO join our club. and would
be real glad to have her Join and |
am sure tho other members would.
] received my prize ann very
proud OF II. made my letter too
iong already, SO viii close.
Love Ia YOU and all the members,
ANERlI.L NO-;TIilNGToN.
ip2 South Randolph street. Rich.
monI Va.
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4 t'hirHFlI I. DOG.

once ihcrc lived "A boy who Mad a
dog. The boys nane was Harry. and
his dog was named one day
the nurse took Harry and Don 10
the park. The nurse went 10 get
some water. Harry and Don were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Welcome Bn,.k.

NY Dearest Editor.-i have not
r"n.ributed TO this dear old club for
many months. but am having "A great
interest in II. ! hay" been :" busy at
H.hooi inns year We WIZ take exam
TUESDAY. on L. :. hstDrv We wili
m'.,.! ~ This Wednesday. Guess thcr.
VIII DC some happy kids.
We sure nave a good teacher this
year puT school will close NAV 10.
ana IN Juno am thinking OF going
M TO Farmvi!lc to conscrvatorv OF
Music. 70 stay six weeks.
used q" writ" to right many of Tho
but seems as If we have
io.t trace Of each other.
] am -" glad spring is here. because
ii makes me think OF hoW soon sum
mcr ana vacation Will he here.
! must nov close as the Other mem
hrrs must have room also. Send me
u badge soon. please. Love "a all the
members.
Yours with love.
MNRTIS NJ. DAVIS.
Fort Mitchell. Va.
T.. S-Hopinr YOU al rcal:Z. that I
am old Of the T.. II. q. 4.
NJ. NJ. -.
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IL WINS Fine.
Dear Editor.--I am writing to
THANK you for printing my drawing
in the ! was more han SUR
ptiScd to see it in there. | am
ing u drawing. which | hope to see
on our page seen. | am busy in school
now. but during my vacation II !
go &c Richmond. hope io call at
your office to see YOU. Please excuse
all mistakes and bad writing
with best wishes To YOU and the
T. -. G. e. girls and boys.
From N"lr new member.
MARY WiilTl.Ock,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Dear .dItOr.- was Very Elad 10
see my poems in print sunday. | am
sending in Il story called THE Two
Gem which ! hope viii he in print
mex; sunday. II has been almost a
month since ! joined and | have not
received my rules and button yet. but
hope To get them soon. | am as ever.
your new member.
ELEANOR NJ. RAYALl..
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Ihcy Are splendid.

Dear Eiitor.-Wc are sending sou
a few more stories. These are the
las, We will send YOU this session
| hone Won viii like them. There are
about twelve OF ue here who have
never had It'd. c. e.. badges. VIII
Won picasc send us some II YOU
prc:c:. YOU can send ;h"m all 10 Miss
GoSs and let her give them To Ne,
This Will save You some postage.
hope YOU will spend a. pleasant sum
mer. We ARE GOin@ 10 review Tor
our examinations a and then -.
will be busy practicing for commence
mcnt our school closes Juno ..
Very sincerely.
TOM iNENT
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sends II)irrc.

NcrUs IDtrc.
Dca Editor Was very glad to
see N: story in the paper. am
very busy AT school also SAW
my name IN the paper saying that
! had won a prize, hut ! have not
received the prize. | am inCloSinE
a dime for the War Orphans. viii
have 10 stop now.
Yours truly a member.
BERTHA VIRGINIA Jones.
i2i West Grace Street, Richmond. Va.
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Send only OriginnI ro,m,

Dear f:ditor.-I thank Won for
printing my last picture | had in the
paner' am sending In "A drawing
ana n poem. which | nope to see them
printed IN the paper ncNt SUNDAY.
Yours truly. Your old mcmbcr
KATHERINE ARCHER.
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Praises Page.

Dear Editor am sending in a
comic face. which | rope does not go
In the trash basket.
The poems sure are fine and think
the composers will somcday be great
poets. VIII close nov.
Yours truly.
AbDI.uiI SEi.DMAN.
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Praises Member.
drawings to the T.. II. G.. c. for Il
.onG time. but | have been sick and
ave not had time To draw anything.
] have been much interested in
Helen Constance simmons drawings.
! think she draws wonderfully We'll
I am lnclosing a drawing, which
hope to see in print next Sunday. I
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Welcome Rack.

Dear Editor.-1 guess you think I
have forgotten you as I promised to
send Il drawing every Monday. TEave
been so busy last week could not
keep my promise. am sending a
drawing watch l wish to see In the
paper. I am making up g good poem
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V. : u Il. stanton. Va


Dear Editor. II certainty was some
,,nd d,nwfnu in the I'd 6. G. |
thnnk Won 90 much for printing my
.Nrawing in the page. our school Is
out. and am alrd. =" w:i| lose
with love tn Won and az 80 ii'. mem
hers. hav" been in tho cub ritht
u,.cks I.UCIl.Lf CiiIlt:S.
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" ,.l,.uuic ttrrk &.

pear Editor supp"sc y"u have
forgotten me. u Tvc not forgotten
lie club. for read it every SUNDAY.
Enclosed YOU will ind a story which
I hope to see IN print. am EoiIE 10
,rv To win a priZc FOR ! would love
TO win one.
viii write soon. An Old member.
LOIS LACY.
303 Wilmington. Avenue. Richmond.
Va.
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sends Draw ing.

sends Drawing.
bca Editor.-I ann sending YOU II
drawing. hope to see IL IN the
paper. Your little friend.
ELIZA BRANTON MOFFETT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

which VIII send next week. Thank
you FOR putting my picture. story and
letter IN the ape | Will have TO
close now,
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Praises lPnEc.

Dear Editor.-I am sending IN a
picture which ! hone to see in print
soon. All Of the gas at school are
interested in the 7. y. c. c. The
Mountain Fire" in last Sundays pa
per were line. | haN, noticed several
of Pearl Flirss' poems and think they
are fine. With lows TO ali of the
members.
An old member,
IOElSE WILKINSON
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Badge Received,

Dearest I;ditor.-I am sending n
poem. called School Days" which
hope VIII he accepted.
Editor. ] didn't have time L. write
hcforc. TO tell you how much ap.
preciatcd o sending me my badge
ma rules. Thank YOU very much. I
think they are nice. Well. ! better
stop writing. as have 10 get my
lessons one. tonight.
Your new member,
PEARL V. FLUES.
Gage l2). l09 Rose Avenue.
Clifton Forge, Va.
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Bndgc Received.

Dear Editor.-Jua; = few lines to
thank YOU for sending 'ur any badge
and rules. am HcadtnG n some
names OF boys in figures. ijonc they
VIII hc printed. Will close with love
10 you and all the members
ANNII MDDHE
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\ our q he r,
VIII send Thcn, Soon.

.TII.NISf III VVTTTT,
10 North Twcnty-cighth street. CITY.
! am . years old
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tHhRNDE.
My first is in {. hut not in could.
My second is in \. but not in arrow.
My third is in D., but not in dog.
My fourth is in l.. but not in love.
My tifth is in :. but not in season.
My sixth is in Il. but not in bow.
Ny seventh is in Il. but not in top.
My eighth is in Il. but not in even
ing
Ny ninth is in L.. but not in use.
My tenth is in O. but not in omen.
Nv eleventh is in /. but not in puz-
zlc.
My twelfth is in w, but no, in
world.
Ny all is in our great little war
orphan. LOUISE VI. TYREE.
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Praises Member.

LOUISE WILKINSON,
Mincral. Va. age I'D
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a
1.-THE End.)
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-04

Ue Nose Lewis Department Store again comes to 4
merchandising Of the most noteworthy sale events
compelled through unforeseen market reactions to slash m
will stop any reasonable figure because we know wei
the lower market prices with goods purchased before
basis and meeting them and passing the benefits out
We must reduce stock to the minimum to make I'd
make these purchases and the goods will b
stock Handsome reductions are made on all Ladies Ready
garment and pricing them such figures that
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-24
INDIANS TO APPEAL TO KING
Delegates From Six Nations Represent
One Of Oldest Confsdsraeies In
tho World.

The delegates from the Six Nations
who are to make a personal appeal to
King George In respect of their ancient
rights represent one Of the oldest and
most famous confederacies In the
world, certainly the most famous In
the history Of Savage" nations.
The Five Nations confederacy, the
eastern branch Of the Iroquois, goes
back before the discovery by Colum.
bus. 1t was strengthened In 1712 by
the admission Of the Tuscaroras from
North Carolina, and consisted then Of
the Mohawks, Oneidas, Cayugas, Onon.
dagas and Senecas, with the Tusca.
rOras.
The Treaty Of Utrecht had declared
the Five Nations to be British sub.
jects, and In the long struggle between
France and England In America the
British government based It's claim to
large tracts Of country sometimes on
the ground Of the so-called subsection
Of the Fivs Nations, sometimes on the
ground Of treaties made with them. BY
the middle Of the Eighteenth century
an orator Of the Five Nations declared
In conference: I'VE don't know what
you Christians, English and French,
intend. We are 10 hemmed ip by you
both that we have hardly 4 hunting
place left. In a little while, II we find
q bear In tree, there will immediate
" appear an owner 81 the land to claim
the property. We are so perplexed be-
tween you that we hardly know what
to say or think"
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-24
WOO BY HAIR TONIC NO MORE
Yovno Nsn With Small Wages Find
o(s D Not Demand Aroma
oarbsrs Complain.

Hark to the plant Of tho BARRIERS,
enjolns the Milwaukee Journal. Days
when youths were wont to stroll In,
seat themselves and murmur noncha.
lantly, "Give me everything" are now
history. Modern LocMnvars have dis.
covered that they can step about with
the lady Of their choice without sur.
rounding themselves with the aroma
Of hair tonic.
BARRIERS complain that since the
business depression began and wages
have come Down. the Beau Brummel
d wartime prosperity who used to
spend $3.50 every few days in improv.
Ing his personal appearance ID 4 thing
Of the past.
I'm the days that are done tho boys
would order al the frilk known to the
tonsorial artist" said one barber.
Nov they shave themselves and
about once In ok weeks ct . plain
haircut"
Another barber admitted that he 10
forced to use 4 high type Of sales.
manship to convince the customer that
hs needs 4 massage. The porter,
counting his nickles when the days
bvsiness IL over, lamenu when he re-
calls the times when "two-bits" was
The usual tip. The manicuriSt admits
men aren't susceptible to being
'vamped.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-24

pany, to pay estimate for the month - Of
September; 1921, to the amount OF $o,,
7S2 10. and for estimate for the month
~ October on a final estimate, to the
amount Of $5,721.41. Also pay all
claims on file in the office OF the TO-
lica Jury to this date; said amount az
greeating the sum Of $1,S315; TINS
Heing the last and final settlement on
all claims pertaining to the road built
bv the Carr Construction Company
from Bienville to Friendship, Louis
lana. 49,.
On roll call the above resolution was
adopted by the following vote Of the
members:
Yeas-Bert Davis, ]. H. Thurmond,
J. F. Albums, W. II. Began, A. Z.
Whitlow and ]. H. King. Nays-None.
Absent-None.
Ordinance.
An ordinance fixing a License Tax
for the year 1922:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
of Bienville Parish, Louisiana, in re-
gular session convened, that special
license tax equal to the amount levied
BY the State is hereby levied on all
business, trades, occupations or call
ings, on which the State levies the
license.
Be 1t further ordained, That all IL
cense Tax provided for, shall become
due and delinqunt at the same time as
the State License and shall be collected
| in the same manner as the State LII
cense and shall bear the same penal
ties after they become due.
Read, adopted and signed in open
session on this the 9TH day of NoVem'
Der, 1921.
this the 9TH day Of November, 1921.
Us WILLIAMS,
Clerk of Police Jury.
D. NJ. WHITE,
President of Police Jury
Ordinance.
Be it resolved that an Ord finance fix
ing the budget Of Expenses and Re
ceipts for the year 1922, be and tn
same is hereby adopted as follows, to
wit:
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-24
GAINESVILLE PRODUCTION
TO EQUAL Ell DORADO SOON

Since Haynesvile, with 6S wells,
showed up last week with half the
daily aver age production Of the Ell
Dorado district. with approximately
200 producers, predictions are being
made that the newest Of developed
districts In the Shreveport territory,
will. within the next two or three
weeks, pass Arkansas production and
80 to 6O,OW barrels. Daily average
production last week was $4,000 bar.
rels against Ell Dorado's $4,000 and
since then three big wells have been
added. Halt a dozen more wells, III
which indications are for big produc.
ers, are due for completion within the
next four or five days.-Shreveport
Timex
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-24
CONSTABLE SALE.

Zindler Waist Co. VS.. J. H. Gron.
er, Manager Green Tag Store, Fourth
Justice Court Of the Parish Of Blen-
vile, State Of Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given that by VIZ
tue Of a Writ Of Fila issued by X. e.
Gardner, Justice Of the Peace OF the
Fourth Ward of the Parish Of Blen-
Vile, in favor Of the Zingler Waist
Co., and against ]. H. Groner, and
to me directed, I will at II o'clock, A.
NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Decem'
Der, 1921,
at the Office of the said Justice Of the
Peace, at the Courthouse door in the
Town Of Ringgold, at the place Of res
idence of the said ]. H. Groner, in the
Fourth Ward in said Parish, offer for
sale at public auction, the following de-
scribed property, t0-wit:
Two counter Show Cases; Z Buck
cts Of Ground Coffee; 2 Misses Rain
Coats; / Baseball Nit; 1 Shoe Fitting
Mirror; 10 Ladies' Scarfs and Caps; J
Ladies' Coats; s Brooms; Dressing
Mirrow; 8 Mems Raincoats; 3 Rail
Hats; 3 Arm Chairs; 2 Umbrellas; 2
Clocks; 2 Cases Of Wine Of Cardui; 2
Cases of Black Draught; 6 Jumper
Goats; 6 Buggy Whips; 2 Fitting Shoe
Stools; 6 Boxes Gun Shells; 9 IL doz
J. & P. Coats Thread.
Seized as the property of ]. H
Groner under said Writ Of Fila.
All of the above goods will be sold
to satisfy the above judgements men
toned.
Dated this 18th day Of November
1921.
NJ. J. MOORE. Constable.