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" u hEuuWfIeIdi .. % PattoT.
Glass meeting at 0 O'clock led by
Joe FRAZER. Sunday school at $3.50
o'clock. Special appeals are be.
VS. madeafor men 10 attend the
classes taught by Harry Shaw and
the pastors Mothers Day services
al 1916 o'clock with program suit
able TO that occasion. Christian
Endeavor at T:15 o'clock. Eve.
ming service at s o'clock, with ser.
mon ON lessons from the Life OF
Noah Read Genesis GO. Bible
class and prayer meeting on We'd
tesday evening. Acts ~ will be
studied
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AGENTS WANTEn

'AGENTs-Make $40 daily selling
our guaranteed reversible water.
proof kitchen aprons. 100 per cent
profit, retails for $500. Sells every.
where. Agents sample free. Write
COMPANY. Richmond
Hill, New York. 5-7-1t-1o7Ss
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House Dresses; per dozen. Write
for catalog. Sample sent COD.
for 81. ECONOMY SALES CO.
Boston, Mass 5-7-1t-1o7sl
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NAN OR WOMAN wanted, salary
1876 full time 5bc an hour spare
time, selling Guaranteed hosiery TO
wearer. Experiences unnecessary
INTERNATIONAL IL o sIERY
MILLS NorFistoNni IA. 5'7-itlo1s9
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YOUNG MEN, WOMEN. over IL.
for Postal Mail Service. &12O
month. Examinations May. Elk
perieRce uhtecessar For free par
iticulars Of Instruction write K.
Terry (tormet Civil Service exam
inerl; sse Continental Bldg Wash
iinston. DC. 5'7.at'io7sl
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20 ACREs-salt-watet location;
oysters, fish, wild duck, S-roon
frame dwelling, stable and barn,
.etc.: fruit; handy To- ResIl. station
and stores; $s,300s ~ Waters Rus.
sell, owner, Chestertown, Md.
4-9s=13t-107os
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.AGENTsrsen1 40e for can q Yea
Bo Soap and our proposition. Best
Mechanicss soap on Market. Gefifisl
'Hargraye Co, 207 Bell Block, Gin.
'cinnatt. 5-7-1t-1o7s2
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FuRN1sHrD

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping.
All conYeniences. $40 per week,
sos Vermont Ave. 54.3t.117SS
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"a LosT

Hound. IL inches
high, collar attached to dog bear.
ing name of Prince and owner
name and address. Description,
Back black and white and brown,
black spots. Reward Of IS IL re.
turned 20 v "A. starns. 404 Gordon
ST, or phone s1s.M. 5=T-st-1o7sz
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WESTERN cofreBpondenee Club;
photos and descriptions nee; Abb
solutely confidential Write MRS.
Mann, 743 Merchant ST, Los An:
geles, Cal. 5.7-1t1ossS
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WANTED 10 ENt-fodf fivo 81
SIX room house 81 y6ang couple
Without childten Address Hpx
1oaSO. 5.stsl0Ee
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lWANrRD-Girl Cashier; must be
experienced on typewriter. Refer
fences required. Call 154s-M.
5-T-st-107S3
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ROOM AND BOARD $40, Two In
room; s1l single. 3 vacancies
now. 2ol 1sth 81 s.7-st-1O7ss
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HOUSES AND LOTS

SEE GEpAgE ii 6AUhsT, Real.
Tor, Professional BIDS. u buy 6r
sell. s-26t-zlo5s7
s.RooM HOUSE, bath electricity,
gas. lot 50x120, garage. PosspsY
sion in 5 days, 116 Virginia Ave.
ss-5t:lo1sV
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WEALTHY LADY, refined, sin,
cefe and homeloying, Is lonely
Wishes correspondence. Box IA
Arc sta, LOS Angeles Cal.
42S.1t+1oss4
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FARMS FOL SALE

FARMS. TAKE advantage or the
lower prices, buy now. Write for
free list OF bargains. ALLEN GAL
BRIDGE Newton Falls. o. Box las,
2-21s52t-10O5i
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Auto Owners increase their mile
age so per cent by using Profess
sor Boeck's Wonder GaaaYer TAB.
lets, dollar can will treat 100 gallons
gasoline. Agents wanted. FRANK
ToMKINsoM Hammonton N. ].
7-1t-1o7s4
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EIRsr PREsaYTERlAN CHURCH
Dor. Of jackson and Jefferson SITS.
~ a Estnafyer1 ~ Mfnte4ar

~ sEttCNs ~ ~
Nor. of Jackson and Jefferson SITS.
III. G. steetxer, o. o., Minister.
y A cordial Invitation Is extended
10 all to worship with us in the fol,
owing services. Especially do we
welcome the stranger and those
having no church home. Bible
school 1850 d. M; classes for all
ages M. Frank G. Evan, super.
intendent. Morning service 10:45;t
sernion By the pastor; Dr.. H. G.
stoetzer. Junior Endeavor 2 p. H.,
leader, Frances Beerhower. Inter.
mediate Endeayor z p. M: leader.
Miss Frances Victor. Evening SER
vice s O'clock: sermon by the pas
lor and special music by the quar-,
let. Midsweek prayer service Wed.
nesday 1880 p. nj. Lesson 18th
Chapter Of Acts
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'HANDsoME songsalel youngtlady
worth 500, 900 u anxi6Hs 70 mar
honorable; worthy Eehtieman.
MARY sos Lankershim Bids,.
Les Angeles, ca. 5s7-tt-tO7ss
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WANTED nan eooA- can Is.
+25st-iosDs
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
w. g. Ware, Pastor.

VA aNnLMf o.
Sunday school at 9:45. Guy G.
Campbell, superintendent. A short
Mothers Day program followed by
sermon by the pastor at 10:45.
Senior and Junior Christian En-.
dkayor at 700 p. m, Senior En-.
dsIavor topic, Living Close to
1hrist;n leader, N. g. Rollins. Jun.
ldf Endeayor topic, Telling the
rruth.p Sermon by the pastor at
90 p m.
PALATlNE RAPTIsT CHURCH.
g. f. Eddy, Pastor.
$3.50 a. M Sunday school, Prof.
w a. Hustead, superintendent.
1895, morning worship, Tribute
...NNa ElfNNl WH-"Hm aAH-" MN.
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FOR SALE-Honsehold furniture;
practically new, must he sold at
once, no reasonahle ottcr refused.
Apply 40t golumba St
s-5-st-io775
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ONE sEEEpINGR ROOM 4Os quincy
s.. Mfs; Sheets S:7:st-to7s4
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TEMAlE HELp WANTED

|wANTEp-Good reliable girl OF
woman for general hulseworks
reference required! Call 495;R.
5:e.St-1O7ae
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FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH,
SABBATH School At $3.50 i. M Al
tendance last Sabbath 1871 Chris
tan Endeayof $3.50 .. N.
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IFairyiew II. e. oHuRcH SOUTH.
q s: Tyler Pastet.
Sunday school. 10 o. hi o. s! Nc
Elroy, superintendent, E1worth
League, AZ MI n. HI copntzg pres.
1dcnt. Preaching service 5 3. nj.
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HEMsTITuHtNG AND PICoTINo
attachment, works on all sewing
machines Price 81. Personal
checks 10c extra. LIGHTS MAIL
ORDER HOUSE. Boz 12T BirninS,
ham Ala, 5.2.2st-l015l
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FOR SAIE-2eS head u ehoats ano
s7t head Of pigs S TO 10 wceks
old. w1LLlAM D SMITH, at end
of good roads near Rivcwiilt.
Phone 1etRA. 5.5-stloI7l
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.FoRIsMs

FOR SALE TWO barber chairs
two chair case. Two bowl wash
stands Phone 1se5.M. 5.2.st.foIlS
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BoARDERs WAIVED d wssk.
dsy o. meal sstIseks6n
s2s.sstioagz
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MIs0EllANEoUs

yaV AgAES 4LMEh ANN sEANDt
near Station, Marx /. Malcolm,
PrincessA Anne Nd 3:s:2stips9s
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FOR sA1EAHotsehold furniture.
Call 4o7:R. 5w.i-4tlc77s
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r1NANo1A STATEMENT F1NANo1AA. sTATEMENT

Loans and discounts, including re-
disrounts Except those shown in
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MADE HEIp WANTEr

s.7.it-iO7aI
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Demand deposits tother than bank de.
positsJ subject 10 Reserve tde:
POSTS payable within 80 days:
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates Of deposit due in less than
80 days tother than for money.
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- y
Benton. were visitors here Tuesday.
Miss Mia Cheshire, of Shreveport.
was guest of Miss Caribou Mays the
first of the week.
The latest advertising Godge is a
census BY an agent, purporting to
represent well-known automobile
factory. The question is, why a census.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Beatty will
Leave for their Texas home to-day. His
sister was a visitor here the past week.
Mr.. Beatty made many friends since
his marriage and residence in this com
munity.
"A rock party was given last week
at the home of Mrs. Clyde Davis in
honor of Miss Cordelia Hilbourn, of
Haynesville, La. Those present We're
Miss Cordelia Hilbourn. Darlton Ogles-
by. Miss Melissa Arnold Chester Lowe
Miss Mamma Mae New, Clifford Oglesby
Miss Ruth DAVIS, Lester Lowe, Ella
Lee New. c. A. Harrison, jr.. and
Misses Madge New and Nita Davis
After several games of rock, water
melon was served to the guests. A de.
lightful time was had by all those pre-
sent
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George Mcmillan Killed.

The deep notes of blood hounds at an
early hour here yesterday was the first
notice of possible murder that had
occurred at 1905 o'clock or little later
yesterday morning at Alden Bridge,
ten miles south of here. From the best
informal ton ohtainable at. this hour it
seems that there was box supper at
Alden and when the children of Mr..
George Mcmillan. the son-in-law of
Mr.. W. NJ. Humphrey. returned from
the supper they reused him up from
his sleep and in a family row shat oc-
cured he (NIr. Humphrey ran Mr.. Me.
MILAN. In his night clothes. from the
! house and followed him up and shot
him. Dealt, was nearly instant. Dep
| ilty Sheriff Job Wilson and blood
| hounds from Shreveport were on the
/ ground by three o'clock this morning.
The dogs took up the trail at once and
| followed it to the depot here where all
trace was lost: The man. Humphrey,
/ who is accused of the murder is about
seventy years of age. Mcmillan leaves
a wife and two children.
LATER. Deputy Sheriff Montgomery
of Bradley. Ark, made the arrest OF
/ Humphreys near that place at nine
/ o'clock this morning (Thursday). Al
the time of his arrest he was still
carrying his shotgun. On being ques
toned as to his identity. he denied be
ing the man they were looking for il
the Alden Bridge episode but neverthe
less the deputy sheriff got in communi
cation with the authorities at BENTON
and the prisoner was carried to Benton
i and lodged in Jail this morning charged
with manslaughter.
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Plain Dealing Department.
Next Tuesday is election day.

Next Tuesday is election day.
Mr.. Archie Brown was a visitor to
Shreveport Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Percy. of
Hosston, spent Thursday of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Dexter.
Misses Blanche and Matte Abel
McCienaghan. Of Shreveport, were Wis
itors here Monday of their aunt, Mrs.
Il. G. Purcell.
Mrs. J. $. Gray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clegg, Of Dallas. Texas, spent Satur.
day In Shreveport as the guest of Mrs.
Gray's sons and daughter.
The latest news from Mr.. Walter
Bounds, who is in Fort Bliss. Texas
for his health Is to the effect that he is
expected home almost any day.
Mr.. ]. B. Keith left for Shreveport
Monday. where he purchased the IA
nous Success Brand of merchandise
for the fall stock of Keith Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bixler and
family, who have been residing at some
place In Texas, are at present visiting
Mr.. Bixler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Bixler.
Ethel Wheeler attended the dis
trict Christian Endeavor meeting held
in Shreveport on the 7th Of August.
Following the adjournment Of the
meeting, she visited relatives there for
several days before returning home.
MIR. j. f. Walker received tele-
gram Tuesday from Bromide, Okla,
announcing the death. which occurred
! the previous day, of Prof. E. D.
/ Burgess. Mr.. Burgess had suffered q
stroke of paralysis about one month
previously but was thought to be re.
! covering when the announcement OF
his death was received.
Mr.. Loclliel Winham. son of thu
late George Winhaln. of Rocky Mount
accompanied by his son, have been en-
joying vacation here among his bro
Tiers, Messrs A. b. and Brad Winhan
and Mr.. Joe Hill. who is relative O.
y Mr.. Winham's wife. Mr.. Winham i
assistant postmaster of the Shreveport
post-office and tells us of the grea
growth of that Institution during tn,
past fifteen years. He also stated thai
4 quite number of former Bossier Par
s ish boys are employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Henderson, Q
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

No. S4s2 m Second District Court, BOssier
PGrish, L0HisianG. Pcafsons.Tdft Land
Credit Company rs. C. B. Johnson.
BY virtue OF writ of seizure and. sale,
issued from the Second District Court, OF
Bossier Parish. Louisiana, and to me direct
ed, have seized, and will sell at public
auction, for cash. and according to law, Mt
the principal front door OF the Court House
of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours OF sale. on Saturday, August p,
1921. the following described property,
tO-wit
All thai portion OF the property herein
after described which lies east OF the center
or thread of the wetern branch OF Willow
Chute Bayou: Beginning Mt an iron pipe
set In cement mortar 3SS0.S feet south of
old stone monument at northwest corner OF
section Is, township 10. north, range Is,
west run thence north 80 degrees. 10 min
ute east, 3593.41 feet to iron pipe set in
cement mortar !; thence south 1877 foot
to iron pipe set in cement mortar: thence
south so degrees. II minutes west. 1886 feet
to iron pipe set in cement mortar; thence
north 1929 feet to place Of beginning
being parts OF sections % and 81. township
10. north. range -. west. In Bossier Parish
Louisiana, containing 1929 acres, more OF
| less.
Said property to be sold as belonging te
| the above defendant, to pay the debt spec
| fled In said writ as well as all cost Of suit
| ]. F.. ADAIR,
| Sheriff and er-o0tcio Auctioneer.
July u, 1921. [aug PSI
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cANcELLATIoN or BoNps.

Erecutre Department. State Of LoNisiona.
wherein ri II Etiwa rf,s has annlte., -
mo for the canca,lat ion e. Me .o,araI horfss
drawn ana snhscribefl nv himself 3 nrinci.
nal with
- ,r.c..-..,. 3. 5000
=. =. ~ iol srSo' =. ".
- ec. NJ 4; = anu 49,, =, n1inss
svl $500 = W.. lus.t lol ssvU, y
ssna nan ~, sivoy, anu ioye "us Iof
s.'vo' salu uoua pe,a 1 ua.eu yuhe - iSv1.
ano .ses ... poor pnse
oeo' rssots y nussies iaIisa lsouisI ., :,
-. =, 1870 mceor =. ion fzsWu, Is. 2. =.
n sapn MI s1vvV =. 2. M1nsisom ny, c 1or
1900 s.a uonu ~. s9 uaseu n nuns ious
anu n recurtHo ~ MortsaEe nook 9. paRe
oOs , =, y 1850 s, Msn' =. LOUISIANA
!, ~ mMsnrs lor fIuOg. y. :. s" onn
s.on loI S ..sl lose ,a Mcl yao TOT siWn.
.. -. sAnuiase Ior NiVuV, FRANK Eu"Arus :
ior S!VoV y. r. AAofu loI faoVu, saiu
bona peins dated June "a IN, ana re.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

September LIST promises to be a big
day here.
# I'm this issue Of the Banner appears
The charter of the First State Bank of
Plain Dealing.
MFR. w. A. Bounds and family
amended church services Sunday at
Concord.
The Methodist Ladies Missionary
s.ciety met with Mrs. w. ]. Johnston
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ella Lee New has returned
hame from Mira. where she has been
yisiting Miss Ina Hawthorne.
Miss Eva Bolinger, Of Shreveport,
WAS a guest in the home of her brother,
III. and Mrs. Clarence Bolinger yester-
dax
Mrs. r. f. Kendrick and daughter,
Miss Aline, returned home Sunday
night from Mooringsport They spent
i week in Hosston before going to
Mooringsport.
Since the death of Mr.. J. A. Ford,
announced elsewhere in the Banner,
here only remains two members of Co.
ID now living. They are Capt. ]. III.
yattin, Of Collinsburg, and Ex-senator
ii s. Dortch, of Taylortown.
Fire destroyed the plant of the
Plain Dealing Light and Power Com
many here Thursday night of last week.
ii is supposed to have originated from
defective mufller OF one Of the several
barge engines. Everything was lost.
Mrs. Eugene Cook and her chill
,lren are again back in Plain Dealing,
\ They have been in Ell Dorado, Ark, for
the past few weeks, where Mr.. Cook
Vill still remain with his employment
the school facilities here is a strong
Incentive to those with children to ed
mate. as it was in this instance
Mrs Anna Smeade. of Camden
Ark, together with her sister ani
hrcther-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clegg. o.
Dallas, Texas, spent a few days of tn,
past week here with their relatives
Mrs. j. s. Gray and Mrs. ]. T. Many
The older residents Of the parish vii
Ienlember the father Of Mrs Smeade a!
(apt w. Y. Chester, who was principa
Il the school at Rocky Mount years az,
when Rocky Mount was big town
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j. A. Ford Passes Away.

Mr.. j. A. Ford, aged 50 years. died
Saturday evening. August 18th. Mr..
Ford's father settled here in 1S46,
coming from the state of Alabama.
The deceased has lived in this state UNI
till the date of his death. He served
his country with honor throughout the
Civil War, being member of Co. D.
9th Louisiana Regiment, serving under
Stonewall jackson. He was in the
battles Of Luray Valley, Harper's Fer
ry, Sharpeslnrg. Gettysburg, Winches-
ter and several other battles Of more
or less Importance and was severely
wounded in the second battle Of Win
chester and taken prisoner by the
enemy, finally exchanged and rejoined
the Confederate forces in the Trans
Mississippi department.
Mr.. Ford represented Ward Three
for term Of four years on the Police
Jury Of Bossier Parish and is spoken
Of highly by his former conferrees OF
that body. He was a member of long
standing in the Plain Dealing Baptist
Church and was noted as a man OF
fearless and infiexible integrity of char.
acter.
He leaves one brother. Mr.. G.. s
Ford. another brother having died
| some years .lgo.
His burial was in the Plain Dealing
Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, thu
14th. Peace to his ashes.
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TREsPAss NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given the general public
that our land described as being in section
10, township %, range IS 1.-THE lake section
Of Ward Three, this parishl, has been le-
gally posted and this publication is given to.
fully comply with the law. All trespassers
will be prosecuted. PI.AIN DEALING BANK,
1881 j. +. NUcKoLLs, Liquidator.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

No $685. In Second District Court, Bessaer
Parish, Loaisidna. o. q. Giddens rersas
Joe White.
BIZ virtue Of writ Of Jseri JGcide. issued
from the Second District Court, Of 3ossier
Parish, Louisiana, and to me directed. !
have seized and will sell at public auctfon,
for cash, and according TO law, ut the prfn.
cipal front door Of the Court House OF Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana, during the legal
hours Of sale, on saturday. September 10,
1921, the following described property,
t0-irit:
The northeast quarter OF northwest quar-
ter, section IL, township is, range IA. sit.
uated in Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Said properly to be sold as belonging u
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified IN said writ, together With inter
est, attorneys fees and all cost f this suit
!. F. ADAM
sherif and es-o0seio Aaictioneer.
August i, 1921. lsept 81
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State 81 Louisiana. Parrish of Bossier.
] hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is Il true and correct copy OF the
original act, as the same now appears on file
in this Office, duly recorded August 10, 1921,
in Charter Book of Mortgages, Volume w,
pages so, ct seq. Bossier Parish Records.
Given under my hand and seal. ofiicially,
at my Office, In the town OF Benton, Louis
lana, on this, the 18th day Of August
A. b., 1921.
JAS. NJ. HENDERs0N,
1881 Clerk and er-cDfcto Recorder.
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Wanted.

Four boarllers and roomers or have
two rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply to Mrs. Gus MARTIN, Plain Deal
ing, Ia. 1871
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& sIIERIFrs SALE.

-
No. $751; In Second District coarf, Booster
Parish, Lonisiapa. PedysonsiTaft Land
Credit C0nigdnD rs. @. b. johnson.
By virtue Of writ OF seizure and sale.
issued from the Second District Court, of
B0ssier Parish. Louisiana, and to me direct
ed. have seized, and will sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law, Mt
the principal front door Of the-G Court House
OF Bossier Parish, Louisiana. during the
legal hours Of sale. on Saturday. August p,
1921, the following described property.
to wit
All that portion OF the property herein
after described which lies WRIST OF the
center or thread OF the western branch Of
Willow Chute Bayou, including o. trian-
gular acre formed by the cxliunction OF
Willow Chute Bayou and an !gfm thereof !:
Beginning Mt an iron pipe set In cement
mortar 3SS0S feet south of old stone
monument at northwest corner of section
%. township 10, north, range H. west run
thence north so degrees. 10 minutes east
3593.4t feet to iron pipe set In cement
mortar: thence south 1871 feet to iron
pipe set in cement mortar thence cast
17426 fert to iron pipe set In cement
mortar; thence south 1164.S fret to iron
pipe set In cement mortar thence south 80
degrees, IL minutes west. 1896 feet to iron
pine set in cement mortar thence north
1928 feet to place Of beginning being
| parts OF sections % and :33. township 10,
north. range 10. west in Bossier Parish.
Louisiana, containing 55.76 acrs, more or
! less.
Said property to be sold ne belonging to
the above defendant, to pay the cebt spec
| flied in said writ, as well as all cost Of suit
]. +. ADAIg,
Sheriff and c1-o0icio Auctioneer.
July Fl, 1921. Iaug PSI Is
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Bushel Baskets

with lids, for sale. We have on hand
a car load OF these baskets and can
make right prices. Address S. IL
BoIlNeEB 8 Co, Plain Dealing, La.
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Choice cut Alfalfa Hay In any guam.
ity. at our farm Or at Plain Dealing
LyoN DRUa ColxPANY. Plain Dealing.
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Endorsed - Filed for record August IS,
1921, at nine o'clock p. m.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk and er-oDScio Recorder.

Endorsed Recorded August Is, 1921.
In Charter Book Of Mortgages, Volume w,
page so, ct seq.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
Clerk and er-o1fcio Recorder.