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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
Legion Banquet
Real "Corker .

The long-delayed quail supper Of
the American Legion was pulled of
! at the Y. W. C. A. Saturday night
after a wait Of more than month
| The new commander, Major L. F
Guerre, insisted that there be a sup
per at this time, and there was. The
| mighty Nimrods of the Legion spent
many hours between Monday and
Saturday hunting quail and, for a
wonder, sufficient were provided.
The ladies of the Y. w. did the rest.
Some seventy-five eX-service men
gathered in the reception room
of the association at o'clock, soused
up several bowls of punch, talked
over the edo you remember the time
that" staff, and then filed into
the banquet hall where the feed
awaited them.
At the signals "seats," the crowd
fell to disposing of the plates of quail
on toast, asparagus tips, salads, ice
cream and cake, smoked innumerable
packages of cigarettes, listened to
the maiden speeches of sundry men,
bers of the post and roared with
daughters at the remarks andNjokes.
made by Jess johnson at the conclu-
sion of each speakers effort.
Jess, as master of ceremonies, es-
tablished himself as a second Chaun-
cey DepeW, when it came to banquet
table speechmaking, and from the
very outset at the entire assembly
laughing.
J. B. Lindsey, batting for Jules
7 Cd n sNE4 oo
made a homerun against Jess, and
will henceforth rank with the prom
inent speakers of the evening"
The new commander, L. F. Guerre,
made a whale of an address to the
members of the post, in which he told
of the work done by the local organ
ization during the past year and how
ne expected to make 1921 even bet
ter. Plans for the raising of funds
to entertain the State Convention
were also announced by Commander
Guerre, but as the pocketbooks of the
citizens of Bogalusa will be hit, later
details of the talk will be omitted.
Short talks were made by Jules
Leblanc, H. NJ. Parlo, E. H. Firth,
Paul Leblanc and others. A rip
roaring musical program was also
given by Miss Wessie Easley and
Messrs. Nixon, Willoughby, Under
wood and Koltun, assisted by the
Justly famous Y. M. C. A. Band.
The success of the supper was due
greatly to the efforts of a committee
Of ladies', who prepared the banquet
and served it. They were dressed in
Red Cross uniforms, the only marks
outside of the Legion button in the
lapel of each man present, showing
that the meeting was an ex-servlce
mans affair.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
MORGAN ALMOST GOT
ANOTHER FINE CUP

Daniel Morgan, of the Great
Southern, has developed a great
fancy for loving cups and he came
very near getting possession Of the
CASTOR Depew Cup, for this year at
least, last Sunday when the tourna-
ment was played at the Country
Club, but he was finally nosed out
when Warren Mitchell beat him by
two holes. Mr.. Mitchell had handi-
cap of five, and the contest between
Is enthusiasts narrow down to these
two gentlemen with the above re-
suits.
Last October Mr.. Morgan won the
w. H. Sullivan Cup and it was re-
ported that he was going to make
desperate attempt to have every
cup offered this year in his posses
sion. AS a result he is not feeling
any too good over Sundays defeat.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
ALL CHICAGO KNOWS
ABOUT BOGALUSA

Bob Quinn's answer to a question
as to what the Browns got out of the
/ Chicago meeting was that their sole
harvest was a bunch of exhibition
dates, but Quinn was we'll pleased
over those, for he filled up his SEIZED
ule and had bids for exhibitions left
over. Incidentally, Mr.. Quinn in ar
ranging his spring itinerary took &C.
casiOn to sing the praises of Boga-
lusa until he had about half the peo-
pie at the Chicago meeting asking
what is Bogalusa and why. Some
one ought to make use of the name
for trade-mark-Qufnn has made it
well enough known to the world.
Fourteen exhibition games were
scheduled by Quinn for the Browns,
though the dates were not set for all
of them, nor the location either in a
couple of cases, until after quite a
controversy. A four-cornered sort of
dispute developed between the New
Orleans Club, Brooklyn, Cleveland
and St. Louis. Quinn wanted cou-
pie of games in New Orleans with the
Dodgers, and Jules Heinemann of the
Pelicans wanted him to have them,
but Cleveland claimed it had been
given the privilege of playing in New
Orleans on the particular days at is
sue, which days happened to be Sat
urday and Sunday. iris Speaker
would not yield and St. Louis and
Brooklyn got other dates, which are
for March Is and 20. Jules Hene-
mann has promised the clubs they will
draw crowds, anyway, and his press
agent has already begun featuring
George Sisler as the biggest attrac-
ton in baseball.
Quinn and Manager Foil have ar
ranged to send a bunch Of battery |
men to Bogalusa about February 20 |
and the rest of the team ten days
later. The first exhibition game will |
be with New Orleans Pelicans in Bo-
galusa on March 6, and from that |
time on games will follow with Mil
waukee, Indianapolis, New Orleans,
Brooklyn and Mobile until the
Browns head for home on the night |
of March 20, arriving in st. Louis
the following day all set for the open
ing of the city spring series with the
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES

The Episcopal Church school will
meet in the Garden Theater Sunday
morning at 1920. An adult class is
under organization to begin work
next Sunday. All adult Episcopalians
and those otherwise interested are in
Vited to participate in the advantages
of this class. Children of all ages
will have competent supervision and
will be classified according to age.
Children not attending elsewhere are
welcome.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
INCOME TAX REPORTS

There are two classes of persons
that do not have to make income tax
eports-imbeciles and those with
out incomes. A failure to keep
books, or a record of incomes, ex-
cuses no one. Estimates, reasonably
circumscribed, may be acceptable
the first time; after that, a warning
should be needed. It is also risky
to evade making reports.
c. DOREMUS.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
HESLIN WINS PRIZE
OFFERED BY AYRES

H. w. Heslin won the prize offered
by Walter S. Ayres in the tourna-
ment at the Country Club Sunday
afternoon for the gentleman's prize
while Mrs. Frank r. Rowell was the
winner of the ladies' prize. Follow
ing is the score:
Mems Tournament
Eigteen holes Medal Play Handi-
cap. Prize presented by w. S.
Ayres and won by H. w. Heslin from
q field of tWentv-fivn
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27

Daniel Johnes, agent for the Times
Picayune in Bogalusa, was taken to
his home in New Orleans Saturday,
where he will undergo treatment for
a fractured knee cap received several
weeks ago.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27
Mems Tournament
Ladies' Tournament

Nine holes Medal Play Handicap.
Prize by Mrs. w. S. Ayres, won by
Mrs. Frank T. Rowell from field Of
~ entries.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-01-27

and fireworks bring danger to your
property, and if you do not carry
ample insurance on your home, place
Of business and the contents of the
building, you had better take out in
surance NOW. We take as much
pains to give lowest rates on small
amounts as on large premiums.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09

Deacon John Foster. Supcrintcndcur
OF MI. ca vary Baptit Sunday
5chon', as $tcd hy Mi>S ALMA LOGAN
~" Assisting Superintendent are
doing rNr"l lcul work. On the lIth
INST. tn" srho0' Will render an unidup
program at First Baptit Church
!'"rmudn Hundreds. Come and go
with us down the James River
Adults 5 .25; children under l2
years - cents.
Our pastor. the Rev. C.. \. Cohbs
preached "n excellent sermon last
Sabbath on The Devil On the
rd'trum w"r" Rov. l.. O. Johnson
OF th" Fulton R0nti&t Church; Rcvs
Edwards. Fu '"r and Coleman. The
d"voii"na ""r" in charge OF Bro
{. -. I"h""%"" some clubs made
their rrpor'* We mention the club
from IN" -" District under the
i"ad"r&hl" W.. Maria Jones.
Though f.". - number yct they re
nofl a r'' nm every time.
fomm" ...'',."inS wrrc hold nj
@:"o. - 49,. GOV seems TO cniOy
himself i - 'n c"rvircs
Direct e." .f.v~ morning service n
mArrIa"" ."'"mni2cd Mr..
'!ihord - Miss Viola Jared
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
OLUME X%NNlII, NO. IS
,'R TEN RULE; FDE IiSt rOE
IN OtR EDME.

tBy Robert - Frawley)
|EvCryhody is wu come ut all times
our home: kiu&S or peasants,
lends or foes.
al Guest: We ASA net wha; thou
art:
friend. ", greet thee hand ana
heart,
stranger. such no longer be:
io". our love $ha} conquer thee .
Remember that behind the silent
3,cssc< OF these walls there i hidden
unseen being that hears, secs anG
3,orGS every word. act aud decd.
Rmc |. Leave your worries.
bonn and cares At the door.
,. Enter into THIS house with Il
| Sc Of optim SIN on your face; III =
uu rlHc" for Il pr*SimiSt.
:. Don't speak cvlt Of your
lahhor.
/. Don't say anything about any
T. that you VIII he AFRAID to face"
hrou,ht back 20 YOU.
l.. NcuI LAY ,u\thjnr that yo,!
3,r IN say, because IN seldom
I Is tn" truth.
II. Don't 10 a3ythinH that yon
! au.d hr ara 4 10 lc. Chr #t catch
a do,n%.
:. Doa1 1--WE u$ a .r.co how 20
/ our hom,: You noel il t. run
II Own.
A.. nour ramn m"n u. frr hay
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09

James Richardson. ST.. Suprrir-
''nd"nt OF TN" Elizabeth CITY Comfy
y ms House. lIamrton. Va. died Nav
=. I"2l ~ his rr%fdcnrr. He ha1
'""n i'll t"r several v'rrl.e. .,ottrn
considerably bsttrr. went ont several
hin";. suffered 4 rr'nn~r.
James Richardson was born in
SUSSEX County nily n.nr years ano.
r%!s"d in ri &ahctA city County He
WIS hard worker, good thinker ana
Il &rr@t prov ld"r. Iii CREATES, am
i%llon WHS 10 serve Others lie often
>Ald tn" vision than cod gave HIM
N ms early life was. Nfo in my vine
yard and work. This he did until
lu%t few day. before his death
lie WAS the founder OF the Back
itv"r Cemetery. where he was laid
To rest. Founder OF the Morning
Star BAPTIST Church, Back River
Va. He was an uctivc member and
deacon OF the First Baptist Church,
Hampton for over 81 years. of which
Rev. j. w. Patterson is pastor,
II" served as Elizabeth Citv County
Constable for a number Of wears
Hcrtcd superintendent OF the County
A,mS House % years ago: performed
his duty faithfully until death. lie
wd; respected in his position by the
white officials for his honesty and
HprightncSS, loved by both white and
rolorcd citizens
Dur!n" h;$ latter years he worked
very hard in many fratcrnal organ-
IZationS for their promotion. lie
served as the Right Worthr Grand
'hi"f for the Grand UnitcI Order OF
- -
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
J. a. A. G, u. MASS MEETING.
ltAIO THEATRE, SUNDAY.

citizens MASS meeting is cal cd
by the Richmond Branch Of the N.
A. A. G.. p. at the Rayo Theatre
Sunday at 1880 p. NJ Vital matters
Will be discussed by some OF the hes;
speakers in the city. You also can
take an active part.
The Charles Green case, thc Man
chrSt9r Riot Case and the Tulsa
klot VIII he taken up. Special music
by Prof. Blake Of the Ifppodromc
and Prof. Curtis Jordan. The civic
status OF the Richmond Negro is at
stake. 1t is time for action. Come
early for the house viii be crowded
Admission is free to al. No reserved
seats.
lThiS space is contributed to the
cause by The Planct.)
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09

Mrs. Charlotte Nan,cy and her
llhtrr. Mr~. Louis Is. Freeman OF
himgton have been in tn" citN
4 anral w,rks, the guest Of Mrs Rosa
Nit,
beacon w. Howard Jones. who has
II H. for some time, lost his
otcd wife. Her funeral took plac"
( the EhrneHcr baptist Church last
5,rsday afternoon.
Hiss Maria l.. White left the city
= Smcsday fnr Philadelphia where
vii be the guest OF her brother
Matthew w. White and foster
! Ter, Mrs. Kate EIlet.
Slastcr Irwin s. Woodson, Of Gl5
Nth Fif,h Street, Rho has been
e sick with the chicken poX, Is
! III better at this writing.
1 &irs. Elsie b. Taylor spent the
8k end in Hampton the guest OF
sister, NJ - lla.liQ b. Robinson
II is attending the Institute.
Ir. John T.. !la'. Jr., travelling
! cctor for the Southern Aid Society
: in The city this week.
NJ. ~. ~. Hatcher, 1917 D"ca
4 street. South Richmond, is Wis
! her son. Dr. brlnard y Hatcher
clinton, $. G..
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
HENRY j MOORE. PASSES AWAY

Henry J. Moore, our o. tnc hest
known rolorcd coutrHr ur~ in IT,,
Si;,'", .,'uiur nvIuhrr OF t,lc rim ul
Moor" and Archer died u hi% rr~,-
d"nr" 3l2 w. Leigh street. $Htu"da>.
July ?, 1921 aftnr Il lulg j. ness. '!c
had c"nvalrSccd To Il point wh1rr hi
friends hoped that he would soon be
about his work again. I'tr funeral
services wrr" conducted at the HHrnr@.
or Zap iEt Church. Tuesday. Tho 5th
inst, at ) H. Al. Rev. w. II. Stokes
i'h. d., ID. H.. officiating. He preach.
cd a most impressive discourse. on
the ro%trum Wcr" Roy = ~ nort0..
Rev. Jacob Turner: Rev. Fy2re
Payne, ID. H.. Rev. r. Rccrhrr T..vlI.
k"V II. II. johnson, Rev. :. W Tar.
n"r' h"V. i. =. Johnson and Rev. l..
ID. DAILY.
The hymn was lined hy Rev, \ u
l)aly ana the Scriptures were rc,l Ia.
kr'. scott {. Nurrcll Prayer v,4
ofl"r"d by Rev. Or. Evans raynr
iiNmn "nS lined 10y Rev. !. =. .I,hu,,,,
after which Mrs. Xrmoria y N.,4t
sang with fin" effect a So'n l,n-:,.
was Furnished by the choir nr ,h,
Eheh"H"r Baptist Church. The, mai.
bearers. active ana honorary ,,.r>
M% Sr$ G"orG" w. Brown. Gcpren y
Patterson. f r.. Su,ly. John s pow,,
w. l. Johnson, n. G. Burke; las 7
l"lnc' II. Curtis, Miles q, DobIr,.,
-. II. FORD; b. l.. Jordan. John u
'hlloS. The funeral dcsiens wcrn
numerous and costly.
Henry i Moore b,o l.,
III erecting some OF the finest s;rnr,.
nreS in this city owned bv c,Inr,,
people. llH romodclled the s. In? g
nan remodellcd the Fifth Stree, p,rt
ISL Church, built the Richmond Pnnc
'''''i insurance Go. huildinp ,bn
TWO southern Aid buildincs IN ,f,...
'"' ana many other structures T.,
conjunction with his partner, Robort
Archrr The caSkct was state maInc.,.
n.y. II" was buried in a burc:ar ,ro,'r
steer Nanlt and intcrmcnt was IN IN,
n'aniIin circle in Woodland Com.t,,,.
inns h'in& the most expensive p,,t ns
"", n'antliut "city of the dead "
i' I"I' aW ifc and a host Of frinr1s.
+" mourn their loss.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09

rho Sabbath Ciicc Cub sang in
Baltimore last Sunday aftcrn. on ,t
lawn fctc given by Vice President
l'owhd"h OF the Fidelity Guaranty
company. They went under auspices
ol thc municipal director of music
81 BH,timorc. MI. Frederick e.
'tnber. The C,ub made good and
rendered entire satisfaction. profes
sor Joseph Matthews is dacctor oi
the Club, which numbers over az
MEMBERS
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
h'H. WILLIAM \ tkEDlTT ptIs,,
IN fIiiLABEhPUiA

h'v. William 4. Crc3iu. <.r1.,r
Et""r Of Cherry Memorial Baptist
'h"rrh ANA founder and rroAiG.,r r
we h""nIn&ton punn J. Institute,
ul'H IN Mercy Hospital. philaIr,uk4n
urSday night June rs. He was one
% 'hr most prominent Eapti,t
ministers OF the country.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

were unI,e6 into the bends OF
matrimonv by the Rev. c. A Cobhs.
The coupe was uShcred to thu front
by Miss AdrAac Johncon
We have quite Il number St sick
IN our community. Let us call to
So" them. Give as well Dr. pray.
The Rev. .. l}. Sims. pastor elect
Of Rising Mount Nion Baptist Church
wi. olliratc there al day tomorrow
Spc.ia. services at Mt. Calvary
Let MS come out and Worship tho
Lord in beauty and holiness Tho
subject for the morning wi. be-. a
Ston" Gut Out OF the Mountain Not
by Hand
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
CARD or THANK :

friends and the Fulton Lodge. No.
~, X. OF u. for their Kindness aud
durability shown from the time OF
the illness and death OF my son,
lancry Orange.
From his devoted mother
-Mr'. Emma Orange
aU2 Virginia Street.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

.Ahtrr. Mrs. Louis B Freeman OF
shington have been in tn" cltN
nral w,>,ks, the GucSl Of Mrs Rosa
Nit.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09

(By Robert -. FrawleyD
|ENCrNhody is wH Hromr at all times
our home: kings or peasants.
Epnns or foes
Richmond planet., 1921-07-09

r. and Mrs. f w. Moss paid
,it 10 Charleston. w. Va. They
the guest of Mr.. Moss parcnt
were hi,hN entertained Mrs
is caahicr 0f the American
fetal Insurance Company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21

And thereby hangs a tale.
For some months oil men have
been prospecting around this little
town. BY the way. call It Muh-hee-
Among them were representatives. Of
the Kirby Petroleum Company. A lot
OF business men shook their heads
Isn't it a shame that John Kirby
after an honorable career as million
aire 1umberman, head OF the National
Lumbermen's Association and the
Southern Tariff Association. should
dabble in the oil game and take the
dollars of widows and orphans"
But those who know Kirby and the
every long chance" he took. or that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21
Paris Newsstands Display Ads
Of Those Who Seek HeLpmates

PARIS, Nov. - For more than a
year there has appeared in France a
Journal de Marriages. which prints
long lists OF ''marriageable men and
women" This sheet has a big sub
scription list. 1t is to be though.
however, that its columns are not big
enough to contain all the names and
qualifications of maria geable per-
sons for quite recently newstsnds
along the principal boulevards have
reserved notice boards for "matrimoni-
al advertisements"
They contain such fascinating for
mulas as:
"Piquant brunette seeks husband"
"Affectionate blonde wants to marry"
Alsatian and Lorraine widows and
women divorced in their favor are
legion. There is also the "demoiselle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21

others thought he took, kept silent.
Then, September 81. the Bass
No. of the Kirby Company came in
shot skyhigh over the derrick and
showered the country for acres around
with high grade oil. OF course, then
came the chorus of Il told YOU so'str
Just how much oil the Kirby well
will produce has not yet been deter
mined. 1t is rated at from 10000 to
10000 barrels "A day by cold. calculat-
ing experts. Those who saw it roar
over the derrick the first day said it
was a 5oo0o-barrel gusher. Just now
1t is capped, while Kirby rushes the
job of getting tankage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21

forty1vc years who only looks
forty-f e. OF simple tastes, who would
marry a widower or bachelor of about
forty five"
Then there is the mans side OF the
board where one may read: Aged and
faithful solicitor, serious, seeks pretty
French woman between thirty-five
and forty and serious There is the
neutral who would give happiness to
n young woman or widow or divorcee.
with dowry." There is the blonde
Dutchman who wants to build mp a
happy home with pretty French girl
There is the only son OF rich and aged
parents who seeks demoiselle of good
morals"
Crowds gather round such boards
and cheer or jeer as the cards are
displayed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21
SOUTH BEND
TO ENTERTAIN
KIWAN|ANS
sREcIAL 10 rAE 1lMssl


SOUTH BEND, IND. Nov. 2f--The
biggest gathering of Kiwanians in tho
history OF northern Indiana is on the
calendar for South Bend the evening of
December LIST 1t Will be the first of a
series Of inter- meetings which will
he held during the wintcr months. Fol
lowing the South Bend meeting dates
mill be scheduled for other cities in the
northern domain. including Hammond.
Gary. Valparaiso. LaPorte Elkhart. Co
shen, Nappanee. Plymouth, North Man
chester and Winamac.
1t Is expected to place four hundred
covers for the. South Bend banquet. the
menu of which Will be At for kings. and
tho price within the Kiwanian ability
TO pay.
The program will have varied fea-
lures. Each club will be expected TO
have stunt-something new and ORR
ginal With the versatility of talent
in the organization. this feature of the
program should be the stellar offering Of
the evening. There Will be vaudeville
stunts. singing by quartets. and other
surprise features all of which w!n go
to several hours Of unceasing merri-
ment
The intellectual features Of the eve
mug vii include an address by Gov
Bromert of Indianapolis Lieutenant
Harry =. Darling. Of LaPorte, while it
is hoped to secure Or Preston Bradley.
pastor Of the Peopie's church Of Chi
cago. one of the most noted platform
orators Of the middle west. 10 give one
Of his notable Kiwanan messages Each
club is expected to have five minute
talker to contribute his mite 10 the
oratorical aftermath.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21
Had Loss the Name.

Little Edward, aged three years.
was busy playing with Milworth, who
was An afternoon guest. After par
taking Of some lunch they were about
to resume their play. when I over
heard Edward say to Milworth. "Sat,
kid, what's your name again. Loaf
it?"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21
John III. Kirby of Houston.
Head of New Co. Which
Owns Biggest Gusher.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl
unemploy ment conference, isn't out OF
Kirby, OF Houston, who repre-
sented Texas at President Harding's
job himself In fact. he has so
many that one wonders how he
swings them all.
Just now the big job on Kirbv's
hands is finding place to put the
liquid wealth Of what oil men say is
the biggest gusher OF Texan history.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21

Eighty-six thousand French soldiers
fell victims to tuberculosis during the
war
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21
Greatest
Offer Ever
|. Made in
Hammond

We do not require a penny
down. And you have In
Cured no obligation nor
made any agreements until
you are fully satisfied, after
a thorough test in your
own home, that the Victor
Victrola is actually tn c
machine that meets your
approval. If you then de-
eide that the Victor is the
instrument that is to grace
your home, terms will be
arranged to suit, as low as
one dollar a week. But
remember. you are to have
a thorough free trial first.
which allows you the OPP
ton Of keeping the ma
chine or notifying US to call
for it after the test period.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21
Makes
Thanks
giving
Complete

Thanksgiving is only three
days away. Just Think
When the orld is all
aglow with thanksgiving
and gratitude; when each
individual experiences the
efervescent joy this day
brings. then will the Vic
trola give t h a t ecstatic
touch that will make this
day register on the pages
of your memory as the
most delightful event of
your life. But time is now
short, and we'll be busy
delivering machines right
up to Thanksgiving Day.
So you must decide now if
you want US to deliver
within the next three days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21

Rich milk, matted grain extract in Powder
No Cooking -- Nourishing - Disessibie