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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-02
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.
Department Of the Interior,
u. =. Land Office NJ Patton Romeo To- s

Department Of the Interior,
D. .. Land Once At Baton Rouge, La.
January Q, 1922.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Robert Earl
Grmmett, whose p0st0hice address is
shreveport, La, did. on the 9th day OF
August, 1921, file in this ONCE Sworn State
ment and Application, No. O0989, to pur-
chase the southeast quarter OF northeast
quarter and east half of southeast quarter
Of section IS and northeast quarter OF
northeast quarter Of section SO, township
20, north, range IL, west, Louisiana Meri-
dian, and the timber thereon, under the
provisions OF the act OF June 3, 1878. and
acts amendatory. known as the = Timber
and Stone Law. at such value as might be
fixed BY appraisement, and that, pursuant
70 snch APPLICATION, the land and timber
THEREON have been appraised, &Btl3. so. the
timber estimated PA, 800 board feet it 81
per n. and the land $229; that said
applicant win offer fRal proof i9 support Of
his application and sworn statement on the
10th day Of March, 1922, before the Clerk
OF Court. at Benton. La.
ANY person II Mt liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate ! contest
at any time before patent issues. by hing
corroborated anddavit In this ONCE. alleging
facts which would dcfeat the entry.
3. ID. GIAHELLONI, Register.
January 10, 1922. [mar 2Sl
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sHERIFrs SALE.


W. AabsY rcrs4s r. L. .esd q. 4. EiDty.
No. s7n. IN HecoHd Dist,fct cosrf, Bos-
sier Psrssh, I.oaisiasM
" virtue Ct q writ Of fcri facias. from
the Honarahle Second sDlxtrtcf Cont Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, III the above
numbered and entitled cause. 3 have selcstj
and win sell at public auction, Tor cash.
and according to law. ut the principal front
door Of the Court House Of BOssief Parish.
Louisiana. during the legal hours OF sale.
on Saturday, March "a, 1922 the following
described property, fo-wit. @ .
The west half Of section IS, township II.
range b. lying east of the l.. II. and Il,
Raiiway rightofway, with al buildings and
improvements thereon, containing 30 ncres.
more or less. ~
Also, one five-passenger Page automobile.
said property to be sold as belonging to
above defendant, to pay and satisfy the
debt speci1ed in said writ, together With
interest and eost. u. ApAIa.
Sheriff and er-o0acto Auctionecr.
February 18, 1922 lmar :sl
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"l'm Little. But l'nTry."
Clipped from IN exchanged

Clipped from IN exchanged
She was only seven years old, Eileen
Martin, the section foreman's daughter,
as she stood reaching.up to a telephone
ut the little town in California one
Saturday, telling the agent at the near
est station that a rail was broken.
Child-like, she knew the semaphOre
signals, had come to the track to see
the Overland Limited train whirl by,
and had watched the long finger drop,
letting the train into the block.
I'm prtty little, but I'll try" she
said, when the station agent asked her
II she could not stop the train that was
past him. and started out with her sis
ter Of fourteen, who had just appeared.
They ran down the track, stopped the
train, and saved wreck. The alert
attention which knew the semaphore
signal. the quick wit which understood
what a broken rail meant, the decision
and initiative which alone sought the
telephone, the courage with which she
and her sister started up the track,
waving their aprons to stop the big
Overland Limited as it bore down upon
them - these are qualities which
through life bring self-help, help for
others, success and happiness
And she. was only seven years old,
pretty little,v but ready to try"
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BIDS INVITED.
State Of Louisiana, Executive Department
Baton Rouge, La, Feb. u, 1922.

State Of Louisiana, Executive Department.
Baton Rouge, La, Feb. y, 1922
By virtue OF and in conformity with the
provisions Df Act No 30 of the Extra Scs-
sion Of 1918, sealed bids will be received at
my Office on or before the 18th dag Of
March, 1922, at 1g o'clock lpon. for the
lease OF the oil. gas and mineral rights In
and to the following described tract n Bae-
sieF Parish. Louisiana. z
The northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter Of section 81, township 10. north, range
IL, west.
Lessee must agree to pay a cash bonus
for the lease, a royalty of not less than
Onc,eighth OF the oil and other minerals,
one-eighth OF the gas produced and saved !:
agree to drill within a certain period and
to drill Offset wells II necessary to protect
the States interests, and to not sub-lease
unless agreed to by the Governor.
Certified check to the amount Of $500
shall accompany each bid, and said certi-
fed check shall be forfeited to the State by
the successful bidder in the event said bid
der does not enter into written contract
within ten dnys after his bid shall have
been accepted. ss i$s5
JSo. NJ. PARkER, Governor.
February 20, 4932. lmarel
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Sign Your Name

All the Banners correspondents will please
sign their names to their news reports. This
rnle holds good at all times and III all In
stances. 1t makes no difference if you have
been correspondent for . year or so, and the
Office force has become familiar with your
handwriting, It Is necessary that all reports
for publication be signed. If You don't want
your name to appear N print, write it to the
left on the bottom Of the last page Of your re-
port and circle It. Unsigned reports are not
wanted and will not be published. All con-
tr1Dutors will please bear this in mind.
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JUDICIAL FuToRsHIp eAIA
NO. Sf976 In First yndicIql DtsttJct CO.
OF LOWisiaNQ, IH the Ndttey OF ~ IN

40. $3.50 In First JHdicIgl Dtstrlet Ge1J
81 1soHisiana. IN the AGtter of the ~
sorsAfp of the Minors Of John Noossss
By virtue Of a commission to sell, to me q.
rected from the Honorable First judicial
District Court, OF Caddo Parish, LouisianA.
IN the above numbered and entitled cau1ts
Will sell, ut public auction, for cash, e
cording to law. at the principal front doek
OF the Court House Of Bossier Parish. L0u.
isiana, during the, legal hours Of sale, e.
Saturday, April 1, 1922:
An undivided onc-third interest II thel
minerals in, on and under the southwest
quarter n aection %, township 70, FalSs
II, Bossier Parish. Louisiana, slhjee n
lease now held by the Standard gu CO..
paHy Of Louisiana, assigHee, said prc1es
TO be sold as belonging to The minof} ~
salcc and Gencysa Hpofer and sold Bgrsgs
ant to family meeting dup homalAgAts1
TtSNIE Mopapy.
ls=4l THtrtx Of said Mipofs.
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SIS Reward

VIII be paid for the return to me 1t
I'rinceton, or information leading 10
the recovery Of brown mare MULE,
now estrayed some months. Weight,
ABOUT lUO0 pounds think she has small
Wmte spot on hip. Address HauEh-
ton. Ia. Route !. r. E. RunnAGR
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Set Your Standard High.

Paul has set standard which every
hey and girl should aspire to reach.
He says: Whatsoever things are
true. whatsoever things are honest.
whatsoever things are just, whatsoever
things are pure. whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are of good
report, g. think on these things
Is this standard too high! Not if your
character Is to become as strong aud
pure as you can mike II. Not il you
would live In favor with God and man
and would achieve In life the highest
possible good. -Erchdngc. ST.
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The !. Matter with" Amerlcs.

The Mister With" America.
What's the matter with America
these days?
Too many diamonds, not enough
alarm clocks.
Too many silk sllirts, not enuogh
blue flannel ones.
Too many pointed-toed shoes, and
not enough square-toed ones.
Too many serge suits and not enough
4oyeralls
Too much decollete and not enough
aprons.
Too many satin-upholstered limou-
sines and not enough cows.
Too nlany consumers and not enough
producers.
Too much oil stock and not enough
savings account. S
Too much envy Of the result OF hard
work and too little desire to emulate 1t.
Too many desiring short cuts to
wealth and too few willing to pay the
price.
Too much of the spirit of get while
the getting Is good and not enough
Of the old-fashioned Christianity.
Too much discomfort that vents
itself In mere complaining and too
little real effort to remedy conditions.
Too much class Consciousness and
too little common democracy and love
OF humanity.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY No; Qeges.
Department ri the Interior,
u. y. LAND 0Mce Mt BATON Rouge a.

E,F, Land Hfhce NJ BATON RpNgc, Ia.
a FebrnHsy III, ia2a.
NoTIcE b hereby Given that 0dics Seba
sneiton. OF barepta. In, who. on November
- 1919 mNde HOaneatrAd No. 00asi5, fpe
the norfpeast quarter Of northwest quarter
Of section 9. township e, north. ratge ii,
west. Louisiana meridian. has liletl pofjce
Of intentiOn to make cenmuta ton p..ooe. 10
rstabllsh claim to the land aboyt. ljescrfhed
before the Clerk u Csart, Ut Bentca. IN
on the It'll day Of April l0a2. s..ss's Il
1ialmant names ms witnesses: "a. ri
itOagers: Of Plain Dealing, La. n. F.D, No.
W. ~ Allen, q Spring Hill. La. u. 4.
Airn. ofs Spfing Ilill, Ia. and J. B. Lynn,
Of Plain Dealing, II. RID. No. j.
=. d. GiASELL0sr, Register.
February a 1922,. Iapr 81
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Mt OF long before Roosevelt wrote
IN these words William Mckinley
had died at the hand Of an anarchist
assassin. At that time as today the
plea generally OF the assassin and the
incendiary was that his cause was
that Of the working men Of America
and tAat only through the channels
Of violence could come the ark of hap
piness and safety for the t0ilers. All
Americans who are worth q pinch OF
salt are toilers. We are working men
and working women and our cause is
common one against the red com
panx OF destruction.
The anarchist is simply an assassin
Of character of men and Of govern
meDts. Conservatism Is not necessar-
lily reaction. The extreme radical,
however, ct times finds the way easy
into the field OF anarchy. Progress
goes hand In hand with enlightenment
which comes from study. But prog
ress sometimes is conservative. The
man who turns hack from the field
Of anarchy is q progressive although
his comrades who stay In the field will
call him something else.
The political institutions Of this
country were founded by the Fathers
with the intention OF affording equal
ity Of opportunities to all American
citizens. These political institutions
have endured. The way to reform Il
through the ballot box. American
citizens are voters. They can work
their viii. Our political institution
"afford opportunity to every honest
and Intelligent son Of toll" II they
did not. then. rs Theodore Roosevelt
says. ..the door Of hope Ii forever
closed against him."
II is just as true today an Il was
when Roosevelt wrote his message
to the members Of the ffty-seyenth
congress that the anarchists protest
OF concern for the working man Is out
rageens In its inlpudent falsity. The
American working man knows It. The
working people. which means most
Of rs. IRE the sustainers Of American
institutions. The anarchist makes his
mistake when he tries to make 10.
bor class in America. Our labor class
10 all embracing. We have few para
sites Oh the body of the state. In
Americanism the man who works with
his hands stands with the man who
works witt, hix head America II not
afraid TO be fearful is to BE- weak
In action Americanization viii take
care of the evils which seemingly are
bese;ting us. It will TAKE care OF tho
anar hist and all his works
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CHAR T n Il

zy.qs
State Or Lowtssona, PsyssH Of Ceddo.
r. 81 k.o,,r Th.t On this a4th dav Of
lam. = ~ the 49, 1000 An heforc me-.
- - - ..sis- A..r,.
sneoin4.s, ensliaed ana sctinr within an;,
~ r,sNAc pnrish TNs,tss.na - 8.
- Personslly anoeared the several per.ous
whose names are herennto subscribed, who
declared that, awaiting themselves o. the
CONSTITUTION ana laws OF the State OF
Louisiana. tney nave formed ana ofgan1sed
ana by these presents 40 form ana oreanise
corporation Tor the purpose nereinaiter
set ioFtn ana unoet fne following conni-
lions ana articles. so-soss
AhIlCLE l.s5@@- e-,z
The name and title Of said corporation
shall be: HOpGEs, HORTON BLEDsoE. In
corporated. under which name 1t shall have
corporate existence and duration Tor 2
period Of Twenty-Five years, unless sooner
dissolved according to law.
. ARTICLE II. -
rha r,,ort 81 ,,,.,,,... 8, 49,. .a-,>o..-
.,o, 40 ~ ,,,,r "a ~ ..sr.n..ssss =. 4
,,.es,,ca ~ =, .,rSs 80 = ~ $500 80
melcnandise naslness, sand genereny 70 90
any anu an 'Ainss 20 'ntiusnt1l s ll
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock OF the corporation
Z.
divided into and represented by One Hun
dred (lOO) shares Of the par value of One
Hundred (S1OOl Dollars each. III OF which
ID subscribed,
The amount ia, which the canftal sfock
may be increased 10 declared to be Twenty
nve Thousand (&25 ,OOo) Dollars.
Article ~
The domicile Of the corporation shall be
at Elm Grove, Bossier Parish. Louisiana.
ana service OF legal process snaH De MADE
On On Ine fIesaoenl. OF n ms absence. ON the
sicepFesldent. OF IN the absence OF both,
.nrycvr a.
-. -
ne business ana aHalrs OF the cofpora-
Ton snnH pc oiiected ana eontroaied oy
poaru % iour aireetoFss tne nrst O0afd 70
CONSIST OF ". II: Hooses. Jr. q. I. Horton.
m n,easoe = =! she 2. Elm grove, L. anu
serve aor the a a,ss.. year and until their
successofs are eiected ana quaIined; pro-
r,usu .ne sSoe.no n nay :. any leso'ar
Meetlns reduce tne numoer Of directors 20
tnfee. ARTICLE vi
Tho oe.co-. ~ ~. co-.o,s.,c. .,.n !. !.
p... ~ o.1sS vs y. ~ S.po1at.ou suaa "
= Trass,,.er ~ 80 ..n :, us,ah Sr, ~
may be held by the same person. The
regular annual meetings Of stockholders
for the election Of directors and other
general business shall oe held on the second
tne omeers Of the corporation Tor the nrsr
wear or until their successors are chosen
ana quaiined, Snail DC az follows ". H.
, ,,oakss. 9.' f'es.den. a. L. HORTON, vice
Treasurer. p,,,,y ~ ,,,,
-. -.
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AN ORDINANCE

To levy, collect and enforce payment Of an
annual license tax on all persons, assc-
Citations Of persons, firms and corpora
lions pursuing In B0ssier Parish, Louis
lana. any trade. profession, vocation.
calling or business, I'm pursuance Of Act
233 OF the year 1920 and Article 22p of
the Constitution OF 1893. aud ARTICLES
amendatory thereto rs repeated and 10
adopted In the Constitutions Of 1913, and
IN Section 8 OF Article 10 OF the consti.
tuition OF 1921 prescribing the mode
and method in which all persons subject
to license shslll, make report Of their
business; providing remedies to enforce
compliance Herewith: prescribing pen.
alties for making false statements or
affidayits In relation thereto, and to ne
peal MI prior ordinances in conflict
herewith. SSH
section /. Be 1t ordained by the Police
Jury of Bossicr Parish, Louisiana, That
there Is hereby levied for the year 1922,
ana each subsequent year, an annual license
tax in and for said parish equal In amount
to the license tax imposed for the State OF
Louisiana by the terms OF Act 2S3 OF the
General Assembly Of 1920 and graduated
In accordance with said act upon each per-
son, firm. association OF persons. or cOrpD-
ration pursuing any trade, profeasioH, yes
cation, calling or business subject to license
under Article 229 Of the Constitution Of
1898. and articles amcndatory thereof as
repeated and rradoptcd In Article 22g Of
the Constitution of 1913 and Section 8 of
Article 10, Constitution of 1921.
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained, etc. That
on the I'd day Of January, 1922. and Of
each subsequent year, the Tax Collector In
and for the Parish of Dossier shall begin
to collect, and shall collect as fast as nos.
slbie, from each of the persons or business
firms, associations of persons and corpora-
lions pursuing within Bossier Parish, Lou-
isiana, any trade. profession, vocation, CALI
Ing or business license tax for the parisa
Tor the State By said Act 233 Of 1920, and
graduated In accordance with the terms
and provisions of said act.
sec. 8 re It further ordained, ETC.. That
all OF the terms and provisions OF said Act
I'D OF the General Assembly, Of Louisiana
Tor the year 1920 relative to the mode and
method In which all persons, Arms, associn.
lions OF persons and corporations subject
20 license shall make report Of their bust
ness providing remedies fer the enforce.
Ment OF compliance herewith, and prescrth-
ing penalties for making false statements
or amdavits In relation thereto are hereby
adopted IN full and made part OF tfsis
ordinance MS fully as If incorporated herein.
see. 4. Be It further ordained, etc, That
All prior ordinances In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed, reserying to the Tax CD
iector Or any party In interest any and ali
rights heretofore accruing under any sims-
lar ordinance heretofore In effect.
Thus done and passed In open and reg
nlar session on this, the 14th day OF Feb
rlary, A. D. Ig22. q. i. MAys
iTesldent Police Jury. Bossier Parish,
Louisiana. 81 ~
e. =. Hill. Clerk Police JurY,
Bosster parish, Louisiana.
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sHERIFFss SALE.


No 1915. In Second District Co.rf Rne.xs.
Perish, Losisiasa. n. II. Ashsrev e.
". b. Crooks. q "a
~ virtue Of writ Of seizure ana sale.
issued from the Second District Court. 81
bossier Parish. Louisiana, and to me direct
e s., ! nave seized. and will sell ut public
auction. Tor cash, and according to law e
the principal front door Of the Court House
q bOesier Parish, louisiana; during fhr
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday, April 4.
fo-ssit: - ~
The south 80 acres Of the east half III
northeast quarter Of section sc. townshtn
IL, range ~, Bosster Parish. LouIsiana.S s
Said properly - be sold as belonging ID
the above named defendant, to nav md
satisfy the debt specified In said writ ~.
Eether with Ill costs Of this suit.
81 j. r. a4ADAiR. .ss
Sheriff and ere1lcio Auctionecr. IS
February g 1922. fnar SOL :,
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Women cannot stand physical strain
as well as men, according to a London
specialist, who lays the blame on
weaker nerve centres !
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SHERIFFs SALE.

No. 1878. In Second Distvict Coart Bossicr
Parrish LoaisjGHG. Benny johnson C..
Lille and WIN Polk.
BIZ virtue Of Writ Of seizure ana ssle.
issued from-the Second District Court, Of
Bossfer Parish. Louisiana. and to nae direct
ed, -haFed seizcd. and WIN sell at public
auction, for cash, and accpFdt9g to l4w, Il
the principal front door Of the Court Hcpse
OF Bossics Parish, Louistapa, dprinx the
legal hours Of sale on. Saturday, March IL,
!922. the following described property.
t0-sctt. - :
All that part Of north half or southeast
quarter Of section 81. township IS. range
II, lying south Of the V. s. and p. RAILWAY.
together with all improvements thereon,
situated In the Parish Of Bossier, Louisiana.
except the mineral rights Hereunder.
Said property to Be sold ID belonging to
the above defendant. to pay the debt spec
ined IN said writ, as well as all cost Of
suit. Il. n AnArs
Sheriff and ee-o1Icio Auctioneer.
February 2, 1922. [mar
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February %, le22. .lMarel
sUccEsslQN SALE.

saccessIos ~ 4Ier Green, Deceesed, IN
SECOND District COSr5, Rosster PesJsh,
LOHist0Bes
BY virtue OF commlssion issued to me
from the Second District Court, Of boasler
Parish. Louisiana, In the above entitled
succession, will oiier for sale, on terms
hereinafter stated. and according to law. ut
public auction, to the last and highest hid
der. ut the front door Of the Court House,
In the town Of Benton. La, during the legal
hours OF sale, ON Saturday, April 1, 1922,
the following described properly, to-rtt::
A certain parcel Of land ii the northeast
Quarter Of section %, township 10. range
y, Of PessieF Parish, Louisiana. more par
ticularly described as follows
Commence ut the northeast corner Dc
section 2B, township 10, range Id, rpa
thence south 40 yards, thence west 6i6
Yards. thence north 40 yards, to the sec-
tion line. thence east on said section line 10
the point Of beginning. icss 6 acres sold to
=. X. Moore, In the northeast corner Qf sai(i
tract. aud containing go acres, more Or less,
Terms Of Sale-For cash, to the last and
highest bidder, as the Inv directs,
ApDIE GREEs, ADMINISTRATIVE,
February 2ss 1924. lmar sol
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Americanism
LEONARD WOOD

His (the Anarchist's) protect
Of concern for working men .
outrageous in It's impudent falls.
lily; for If the political institu.
tions Of this country do mot af-
ford opportun ~ to every hon-
Z est and intelligent son Of toll,
then the door Of hope 10 forever
closed against him.-Theodors
Roosevelt's message 1t the opsn-
ing session Of the 57th congress.
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sHERIFrs SALE.

No. G5p5. ~ 6scoad pistrict Coaft, Asseler
PayJsh. Louisiana. .rohRs0H EHgltsF ri
p, y. 6fepheMs.
BIZ virtue 81 writ Of seizure and -
issued from the Second District Couf3, 81;
Bossicr Parish, Louisiana. and to me dlfetts!
ed, have seized, and will sell at pueMee
auction, for cash, and according TO law ~
the principal front door OF the Court Hotna
OF Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during g.
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday, March A.
1872 the following described property
tO-scit:
One small black mare, weighing abcst
800 pOunds.
Said property to be sold a. belonging -
the above defendant, to pay the debt -
He'd IA SKID writ, as well as NIL cost q -
]. X. ApAFes
slerIf and cr.o1cjo AucficaeeF
Fekspary 10 1aas. tnar 81
BIDS INyIPEl.
BEING duly authorized and Instructed ~
the Police Jury pf BpssieF Parish, hcRe
adyertise for bids to rced all pEiscness Ae!l
In the Parrish JAIL from time to time. -
to be submitted On = per capita hasss. -
meals t. be furnished each prisoner a.
day, AL food to be prepared In 4 goa -
wholesome mappcr and delivered u
jail. also. MI bids must ret forth g.
scription Ut such foods a. the bidder Wlll
offer. Bids mist be IN my hands - ~
before the second Tnextisy In March. 49, 49,
70 be submitted to the Police sury go 800
das. The right a reserved to re3ecf ~
bid, or all bids. X. B. HILL
Secntary Police Jury, Bossler - 1z
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ADVERTISING RATES /:

A charge Of 20 cents per inch II made
for contract display advertising, and cents
per inch additional for all compOSitton.
Transient advertising, IS cents per inch.
Readers, 10 cents per line; 8 cents per
line for repeat insertions.
The legal rate will be charged for al
legal advertisements.
Professinal cards. $12 per year or. By
the month, 81 s.
Resolutions of respect, card Of thanks
and obituaries, cents per line.
Questionable advertising not accepted at
any price.
All copy for Advertisements Including
changesl should reach this ONCE mot later
than Tuesday afternoon. When 1t comes IN
later its insertion In the issue for the week
for which intended IL not guaranteed.
A commission Of 10 per cent 10 paid to
reconized advertising agencies.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES:
OAe year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WINE months 1.OU
ok mOnLnS l.VO
Tnree months -------------------- 90
[Etrictly cash IN adVososl