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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
BfNNER FAV0RS RECOGNITION
 0F RUSSIA
Sir Edward Nackay Ed gar Says British Policy Now Like U. 5, to Mexico.
By CHARIEs i. SMITH.

London, Dec I-'"The first act of the new Lritisa Government in the EoherR of foreign policy should be the recognition of the Soviet Govern ment," Sir Edward NIacEav Edgar famous British banker and chairman of SperlinE Brothers, this as his con sid cred opin on in an interview with International News Service.
 ward. "F}u--.a is the dominating problem confronting the new Govern DEent. What are we to To with Rus s-a On the answer to that question security of the British position n Indie and throuzhOut Asia.
 At present Britain seems to have no policy in regard to Russia. Or if -ha has one it is very like President Wilson's policy n regard to Mexico. 7Tr. Wilson would not recognize any ~ovagun-enr in Mexico because he dis ~~Dro-ed of it's origin. The Conse- auence was that Mexico widowed in h1001shed and chaos, when helping hand would have set her on her feet cain
 "Britain is making the same mtsta lve w-th Russia. She disapproves of the RoTzho-fIze and therefore will have no trr0Iz with them That is to say
 he will sit with their de1e@ates at international conferences and make +~ade agreeTn ents with them. but she i'll not TecOgnfze' them
 All this is had no''r- and British .~ade is rer=nn+0a to frE t anything but amusing The Trauhart agree r0ent stands out as an example The
 e7.per0ant r-a- not ratified simply --~7 the vv-ar- r7ar- pro heinz treated -.-- -E-a R~ftfrh Fore+r0 office.
 "Tn my 0niH on the new @over+0- ---+ ro--77 not rr0 7ro q nnr+n~ =-7 ~+ -ar r-- or ding -rn futile md t0 Brit -~1 trade. costly quarrel with Rus
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
WALL
 TORN D0H'E
 ID SELL LOTS
Imperial Family Gets Out an Injunction When Historic StTuC- ture Is Attacked.

Picking. Dec. 1-.'The city may be yours but the walls are mine" says the imperial family -o the Republican administrators. The controversy arose over the original scheme of certain Government official to raise little revenue for the State and great
 deal for himself In short, he "sOld"
 a section of the wall of the Imperial
 City to some real estate operators
 who Immediately began tearing it
 town Since the base is at least 100
 feet wide some choice city lots were
 obtained. not to speak of quantity of bricks of a color and strength which modern Chinese can no longer produce.
 Art lovers u0urued. This imperial of Pink Wall" with it's cover of vel low tile stamped with the dragon is one of the beauties of Pel-iug. When 2 quarter of a mile had already been Itorn down the imperial family stopped in and got an injunction For several months nothing has been done, and piles of bricks which were carefully 1 removed without hreaEaEe. are still on the site of the wall. No lots arr |yet for sale.
 The royal owners of the wall now l demand that it Ie put back. If they win their suit they will compel tha 1 "vandals" to reconstruct the entire i broken section.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
PIHlLIPP.HESIn NEHMOuEF0R
 H0#E RULE
CoI1ectivists Adopt Plat form Demanding Inn mediate and Complete Independence.

Manila. Dec. The Pfipiue thirst for independence Is not one whit satiated. nor Mr, Quezoh s Col .eCLEiat party uauDted one IoIa py I-@ apathetic reception accorded the last de e5- tit n E hi arEued the cas- pe- fore the present administrator a. Washington with such negligible le-
 The Co1lectivists ha e ju#t concIud ed another c n,Eu. on in winch at pIatfO n a ter ting the dema -a TOT immediate and complete t15e-sI de-.e O. the stands W-S .tu- @a-l augmented by new demands for -o--i P etc ''Ffl Dinization of the Govern Tnant Iris a te wo 'd in Jude the off es of the q yer or Ge 9 al Justice of Lhe Supr.m- Court tive -ut O. nine la Auditor. A present these TosL rt~ns are filed by p5o mt ct by h. President of the In ted Stt-as. Tn FTI rtuos also wish a nat ve F 5Iln to hold the position of Nise-G .Esr-o O
 A.ceu7 Organ LaT? To com lg, C ng ess E- Id nav rc amend the Q n act, L9@ I. Jon -n-roIs the Senate of which Al Ouezo1 is to be ~resi lent. and nit thi ty-nine out of 3 total O. eiEA-. three seats 6f0r eIect member 1 seven others heinE apo n LII Govern or -Gener D in he wer Hous Pra +i.r1tv spea-iug. it is tN.. maj r :fv party It n7a1-es the str nga5 aI~eal to voun~ r ripin.s Fhe re ce-tion and ball give7 after the con zertinn resew ie5 no IF s5 mucL a a f1rntrr prom o~ =o~ rit~ q nc . 1 fav0rs reduciu- the voting a5e to ye rs. -,-.++-- rf7r efforts toward de acndence a1 -,r ta rad -ec=u-oc fv ween th l Ph Iipp nes and the United < a e7 be ] fo~e nd alter inde enaence l5 gran
 Favo~ r me 2u'o.
 A-7a jeans 5n M ? l are n na. l +n Fe ev- that comp ete lo a' -. 1 Crnv- IT hone T#le- un]e" LIS '-t's 1 can fag would be ac ted as th best $ luton of the problem or LII | s..-...- .F Ea Eai1. -jn"7'6S.
 l c II. Fusan. ass -aut sacretarE l commerce. " s told a. t.e -A-t-et . Chamee- Of c m e tn La . rrane-t status f tie Ih-.i P hg@ WI ne ees ry before Eu mes e-. ra~d and tnve tments of capita. d. l re oD re OurCeS- - The tamp ray Char''ie nL resent Cove nm m pc 7eS IT. -L- i Amer cans nor F lI"fno7-
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 -.r .-.- Ii n fo- the prl pp .+s-ss ra--+ 7n h sf ws h r-- o-i
 is an. .Erarlat n~. the M nj a Dal
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 <--=-,-, ---s--s--7 s--= eE TO ally:
 Convc ton Ia" cE.
 'sAe=-r1l h ard i $ tl= only
 ~-rnDt on that ca he m d.. that
 status provided 7 r by @ e9 ~I
 -r-- n wi not obta5n u~ e= tt # sa
 s-fa-,o-,z s~-rn tre p int or view f t-e T~r led s-atrs. ~hv no. le-.us hay
 fus- su~h a conv Or T. quit DO
 z.h-e that n fra-lo~s t0 -nz d77-
 met ev-= veH " ul7 hay - m d Ta-0 Q . ve Ea"C FLeEE~ ! E@.-
 rr,S-iz55 but at least i- would pr , v=zr something ta1Elale up n wh- e 10 vvrl-E'' ''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
REE, CROSSED WITH
 LIGHTNING BUG. IS
 EEElEE EENEE TWO SEEFTrE,-.

Elyri, Ohio Dec. 1-The secret of the beck eepars' success in this sec tiOn of Ohio-aue of the best honey producing districts in the Buck eye State-has leaked out.
 According to one prosperous bee EeeDer, a. IEhru ug bug has been sue seszfuIly cr0=sed with the honey bee with the result that rhe hc.s not ouIv work during Gar- ght but. prompted by the Ightn .HE bug strain in ther bodies. make honey at nights. also
 The reVealar of this secret l2y however. wgu1T not swear to the ac. curacy Of his claim
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
arr CVE-~r~-~-e- r=-rD-- or-~
 SAYS rT7 STE CEEBGEET 4NE

Mt Glen ems ET5ch-. Doc. 1--FTn .--z s.v-fFa ore-r" condi-f0-e here are
 -1o7-a1 De- ~r--7as ". Sykes pas -r- of the local P~eehvte~t1u church
 ---z na will +~E-a the natter to the -oz--r~07,. v+-e. ar0rI-g and boot .--+rz r1~rr~t=F 0-a~7-- the pastor -ara--s Voters in 1~rc0rnb County
 here NT- C7a~7a ans fe 1oca-e7. evfnced .rt =r-7r-r-.r -7r=-= a- -77a election No .---her r r-hen -~ev defeated the 1er Catch Pvr-17ga Republican r-F77o+e fo- =na~-fF H- almost two .- a~a Trr.r-7-~e r~ov7fzn1 t0 close ---r- "l7--7 utr'' and nut every gam -sre house out of business in MacomE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
1Oy TT7EE-4 ~-T EEF-TE72T g
 STORE or GOLF BAL!@

-rs,,-f- ester Me. DeC. lon -L --------4 Of the Augusta Country ClH ,.l-,a--iz- was found squirrels re- Tn trfs nest the squirrel had con r- r,7s 1.a-7S Tn uLar= near 1T r--s- is one of the most Ttt1CElr drive If inc course and s7u1a-.rl=@ the go. -.---z .a-= knocked into the woods a~. .~a rozt. The nest was found by rare
 F--+77-7-Iv dur-n= the s1Inra2eE r-rrl--7z the ~asl-rre- t1Cu@Et ? reT crop oc nuts was invented vented. a2G .-,. watched the balls speed rlr91Ea ,s. I-.s a-a7 down he began his work e. -1T-a.e-:~7- Many Of the balls were fr goo6 con rd.tior.- while some pore ne teeth marks or the Aeatd-E-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Suitable Gifts
 TOYS

Automobiles Coaster Wagons E0ddEer Toys Riddle KarS Dolls Doll Carriages Doll SulllieS Boil Fur Sets E1rapcTies Curtains
 t'0rtiereS
 Couch Covers Bed Spreads Beacon Blankets Sheets. Pillow Gases Turkish Towels
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
heal Estate and Insurance
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>-R-.~Ft SHINGLES
 .rr--=- Efac-TFILE ASBESTOS Pro. ducts Rel CT Green SIase surface Fogi- 8. 3ErEEr-h ss CO, lo5 2embr955s S.- ATE. TILE hSRFSTOS ready r3otz All kinds roofs gGLters T=kpa.t ar f S2 aud patuteE Charles Ehrllc ch,o-59, r Sts ar L.-- Ave Noble S51a- N''os
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
S6IylCe5 0Iered

rerer=- Has c-es1H-1 42d l2G 7taGrS 2l2G[si, near Hast Washington Ave 9LLaae is best-no ct9r5 i." .-aElal - II LLl@G1L1--- ID, , elE- dries in 70 l@ E7IlSs b7lL3c~ wNLH 1 7.es- -.r-- Caff.al HsaavatlLg Co., S-3 ! Dewey St, Baruum "455 Itz5dS* i --<I-G- 2IAIsE. hung and repasret i l- it's canvass. ," -L%Ae IL -e5aIE 5 Asynl1=, shop, l-@5 @aI'L0i Ave ill55z,. 1lt-Iil ---=- --- -----. ALL NiNUS STOVE REPAIRS f.f1IDC4-FyHT STGVIs REPAIit co. and furnaces repaired. 4IauUfactu1ers r=si r- "1' fa stock 1zs5 Man st. Noble s5sI,
 ALL STOVE REPAIRS rtr~reaea repair parts and supplies Y. nolesale and retail. LApalek stove rs,f- f-7 ssr5ets. s.-1-s Noble I555 Llsail' -------5 T0T .-F.s-TEU Notes. 5uds-
 LnEE-s. h.,,N Tissr,iS9 10 cheTEes, 2 years es-eessful experience Personal
 WrlI. rms Addl ass P. o. BoG .N1IE- ZANE. Aucttoneer Buys
 stoves antie3ez sho~ eases 75,oIs Isa I.5SS 435t6
 .' 5rg@s 3-l.f, 5' ,555sssvz IRA Main SJ. Aarauta 4s52. U2aa" DRESSAIAk t.
 ALL KINDS OF DRESSES MADE to order Prices reasonable sophia Hst2tI, -ss Hostwick Ave Fl9a,.' ELITE CGSTUNER Costumes D Rent for Balls, Masqusrades and Parties, s-7 Fairhett1 ATe- 5elfS5E6one S5 EoLDT>-G CEFATEs whist. and Banquet
  press. Ig5 Orchard St Barnum 1899, l F'@ia s~ i FAET. EEATs-Haye your old hats re- blocked now, W 2 gre espr..s on slr5 slS1, ; 6ls s-lts Street sllas'" : .raE FLIy>ER sI, E>2 Come and s@e i me; 52c per hour J. BoucHgTTes 4=Te 1t' ] ErCARrc< &- JACKSON - Furniture l 2.t Es2 E= an DO yZl 9au and Iel5[e2. l a-.5Jh s.. near EewGeld Ball Park
 LAWN MOWERS
 PUT IN THE PEST PossI 8LE CONDt ,. >,.ttE.6sor. l4i 5=a.lzsn Ave. ss2ts' PLAT, AND POLISHING of all l5tn1s S.lZervore 2 s9flctEalty: lcE fSr 1 @t F5arrIl1n 25zz Hsat~ = G1L "A { T. Al-A L-AA-HL AAo-'A-- 1 7GS Broad St Rates very reasonable. | Hours. tQ-12 a. m. 2-4 D. nl.s b-e p m | Phone Ba~n-m 2510. HSaS- i SOUTH PARK SA NITARIuA. an Ideal home for iuvaIfGs. COuF leSCeDlS. nsU- r0tLc and elderly persons 30z Park ave. Noble 3l9 Iisail ST0e-E REPAIR
 and reDa 5rlug any make stove or range ! bricks and EsateF. Daniel r. Aeane 'z2E Main street. 8arlln1 4sol- 1ISA s
 TIE NL4tf\
 nT2TE ATE SAINT. .EsITNI for Lnva}ils -..-.r-a raz.-plrtz and -.--lrast zauze es House 1 1'hE-IcIau's attention ts9 Park Ave . <gHIe 1s4e
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Employment Agency

,----------r7 ,T TTOT-sT1- AIDS, good cooks ' ...<,l-s5 1. and suppI5-t s--y 9@ ce@n.ry. U.-5fs r--nrloyr1aur Agency est W ---E .- st garuUu la>+-
 2, ------,--~-T-T.gIr - Joseph g. Leslo. E-la-- -,--,-.,-+r \ceucy. supplies ei-4t. a..s
 .g --.,., FT5 SIavteh help ol E- t..-zz Male or female. 2s1 Halle 9.- Phone Noble 1t6t-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Billiard Supplies

POOL TABLES FOR SALE
 E3oVyIfne supplies Pool an5 : -r7farI Supplies for sale 9Nl1'A-s;- S.lS3 Man St. BaTuum osat-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Monuments

value that cannot oar please Lcas them over. lla-JheFEsoI. s5o French Street. S A-e T-\,-f-E.I.E-r~-r 8pPORTL NlTT loey tg rJlrcnasa Granite and Marble 1Iolu- rleuEs Latnteaa. I5I+ Howard Ave. entrance le Mountain Grove seut=L 5E5- I5aTaGu la-a-t. 31lS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
tH

FOR SlLE.-u a=es E eaters Tor garaz- and store E=a.LuEs nor water. b-i-Elrg. =e---r6= --zsLLIsz5- E4-Trs.-. 2'- Congress st. EtE-EE REST ANT TIETr-El5-S for sale. rHg We chairs. -at.==- steam -a1-e. 4s. ..a oG-l.- everything for g. -es-a-a- ran. or hotel LarE-l F. fs=#E-e. -s ..-- -.ana-v, ra- -l@lu St. Bar zt5-- T a4~ ......-.. --tyF, s-L-e--5s.lel .u evsUaGLss s for auto trucks -sy " est Ave
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
EsuDDec 9Ta1aps

.E.fl.EEl- STA t9Es made uv us are re- liable We carry q compieIe line of stamps supplies ink pads. Ea-ers, Tuo- E-# ---ga. e5e. Ine SluaeIdue Stamp
 Co. q Cau-Eu st. ~tL
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Detective Agency

- -r-----z T1T|TE-,,rIE-E SERVICE. Room rf rrs-e=-v..tTFgu. Guar .-7' y,-s-.>.-r,en. &.gar Earr1. SLao Hlol..-. Divorce work specially HIs-i4S5ss 4S5s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Suitable Gifts
 for Home Furnishing

Rugs, Carpets Slin0iCUulS Simmons Beds 3Zngiandcr springs Bridgeport Mattresses Cedar Chests Smoking Stands Tabae Lamps Floor Lamps B0ud0jr Lamps Library Tables Rockers and Morris Chairs E}InnePEyaTe
 Gut Glass
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Auto Accessories

PAGES AUTO TOPS --..-..s-,s sIiD Covers, etc. All work s,,r'a,r-arlteed. Jam es Pace 450 h5aS' ENSnIe Fngton Ave, near Nooss EA'' r54slIs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Bowling.
BOWLING
ROWLING ARCADE ALLEYS n Af-Lft5HG 4i..ts G :, - FSGGI Tables. 1=6-l6G John .sT5-- 5--,.s Phone Earnum aLla- 't'-
Contractors and Builders

s----.---,------1, - -,.--i GENERAL. JoHEER. SAtNt t.-1 1I----strgrFr lgS Wood Ave. GaraEe and rTeuce Builder. stairs: SlqE" ptsS 5,sI's and Windows. etc, made 10 oL1gI- ------
 . WARD PEDERsON. Archi secs and aFl
 -t, esT-Fr4iIv- given. " T1taL'st-As
 g-i-.4-9uteei- GJ Hunting SI E'fh 4Iss ''s''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
ELL1AAULA1Ss
CI-IRt3t ii H4UILftR

C1EDtlIE Ii DUlLER
 St1c1=s so- co Butler 6s McCaTtnyi I,E T-lE EsF NC TN -<I->G and E1c1-A 1-'SE: : livery Crst-r carefully aJteTIded Jo.Sg92 Jo. Sg9 Crrar5 St-. cor. Nam St Phone E5, li414 7s heal Estate and Insurance ----- --I-T5-TTE a14 INSURANCE
 suerEaI a-tIenTton to rents 4na care ,SF SE ~.-.ar--. F. N EraleuJel= Lo7 --aLe- %E. RD0~l I>- Nl91.
 heal h.aOAye E0r Sala f DIT .- ztr-L-s--ts --L some l1it-=s ------.. ...- --- -sf.sa-u.le- sou have you
 r s.-.l. Milford Land L-45.-5-Il61 2 -a-F.E-EE Ie7g- --f'
 HtHLF.1 !. BERGER
 Sores for Rent ar Lease Houses an1 rs-=E.Ez Lots for Sale Terms 70 sp-~ -.-...r... .-...-.. Tor Sale .--.H-- r,. -.rt. Ap.ay Hotel Alpine, 1a Geld s.7y S-- .-rt-rl -1. Residence bal I-uil 122-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Furnished Rooms

= Z--TT.EAEl sr-Centra1. usee Iaeall-ys r..ea<ar- room. next to oa-a. s-v---H
 fg- water. a---Lrlctyr garage E=17---.. E-8 STAMFORD AEr---1Sie=Ey Iur-i7-l- ''c -Irrr-z r-..r or yg-thoaL board A sL sL-----..----.-.-- ---.- ltLaaS' = v,----T4Nr ~r- r.1-ge .a-.ssHel room. all tulErgve-a- use 2L b1--4s -s--.-- a location. rates moderate. A~7s MRS. LJLLlt formerly in luTI.S1e2 ~r1rl bushes. ..as returned t- -o--tl-s -Tera At E.l---a-i S-. LAEg- anu small taruLs--- rooms. It-As-. -.t-.7 rates
 = -T2TI.A>D ST and 4g1 JOHN ST. --T5-nlsne4 rooms and rooms Tor s--t asusek coping. s--a Gp. Ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Auto Tire Vulcanizlng

EERT-S NULC. STATION a-r-,- EEADQU ARTERS. NulcantzlIng 5 gr all kinds. Used Tires ana e-[{ L44sS ,s 5si r PaT5 St Noble 655. E1@
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

WOO STEER S DAVIS. A NJ wCCST EE NJ W. DAVIS.
 ATT.l1c< S-AT-LAV- Formerly Examiners J-. s. Patent OIhce HIS Main ST. Bridgeport
 Send Tor booklet on patents. Advertise In The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
EaE Hu
 3 - %

EEAE-E-S COVERED WITH LAUREL
 EL.a Fussr-= Ele Hu--.H- Ferns +- u2
 Floral laz GIs- Caz=. A. Dueg--ts @-
 Reservoir Ave. Noble 1877.
 ..E,,,pILI.A MN g9-a--s-E ATDEi--ss 4.ff.s.a E-r- ErLu. Floral De=.su- Eaf-r-- ssa....ttr- lsa5 -aE laz
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Auto EaiuClag

KEW YORK AUTO PAlNtlNa Have your Car Painted by an 5,.5 eTBsF[-- s[.. a...-.f Planter Prices very IeaS''+'t ts. - 1 arsS E-laFaalee1- -oN' Red s'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Christmas Gift Suggestions

..r....rF-EE Tgs= sporting tToE4S r..- rTaal Xmas f1.E.e- THE -.. 'i~L -EgE-" 75 Fairfield Aye 5a-7as
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Upholstery

- ----r- :. VI ---- ----T-[- --er-rg and retfnisC- ing 0f antique furniture Mattresses made over Z-5 Colorado Ave lreaCt.
 Residence 22r Colorado Ave Noble 1T.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
or SdLS.
TTZF NINTER p0TATOE~

.- -,-,,-- show uznt yield of Potatoes
 ~-rvy EuETa-E- Nov .s .-e time 70
 while prices are 1-a-- "E -.--s AppIe= -u-rtgs- Ee@-s. crc. .-z ts R6E..z. 7-5 Water s. 8arnu1o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

= --'-T---F-S FOR SAL. E-EEzEboy. Low r.,5 ffg~rIr-lre of all kinds. etc 55l State near West Ave L-yA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Musical InstrUCtlOn
Mortgages and Loans

AarI EgNllgN, - We teag ca first mort LaEes. also We have .-.t hIua~ ot pEop- erGy for sale. h1slu. s5. c-ty QE T=s.- gan-5aI Farm and lots bought and sold or exchanged. Frank LeEasE- EEse1, 2S5 East Main Sr. PRoI~ Noble alss-
 THFr CflARTFlR OAK SECURITY CO., Loans on weekly ins;al-laents Real E.5- tat IQrJSaEas. li-SLF-tt5ce, q I'- .s4 Excnange. D. Efs-aeEr Manager A-sA s5atA s.. COZ. Colorado Ave aaaE-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Houses For 5a19
Help WTauJ6a-DLal5,

E- A<wE.D - Three au1u-rIOusr neat af'- bearing men. Married Who arg n-T eon1aEeG. rre.errea 10 "oEk ,.-~,l.. -tt+si7Gt of F4r=Fazeplrt- Reference anu bond required. Address ErI1EeE,oE -E.Ta.az Box Nj LZtIE +~o-S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
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Household Goods

--T7T->-Is F. E---r--,g EN-aEA NJ GEl-- We bug and zZcuanEe ali E5us7 of f-r-l. .-re. EiauC zur sale Zs1 @Ta. .e 17-- EE=rauw 25ya-s. tfF+z
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

.A<IFl ZANE Auct0ueer. Buys and Sells Everything" Furniture, stoves auttQua=. show eases, feathers, barE-.Iut stocks. registers, tools, auto- mobiles. Auctions Tuesdays l484 Main SU. Iser1url 4s52- C%125"
The St. Mary banner., 1922-05-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the qua
lifed tax paying voters of the Town
of Franklin, La, that pursuant to a
resolution of the Mayor and Council
men of the Town Of Franklin,
of May, 1922, a special election
will be held in said Town at the poll
ing place specified below, between
the hours of seven A. M. and six P.
NJ, at which election there will be
submitted to the qualified taxpaying
voters of said Town the following
propositions:
Proposition No. 1. "Shall the
Town of Franklin, Louisiana, incur
debt and issue bonds to the amount
of $50, 10000, to run twenty years
from the date thereof, with interest
at the maximum rate of six per cent
um per annum, for the purpose of
paving and improving the streets of
said Town."
Proposition No. 2. "Shall the
Town of Franklin, Louisiana, incur
debt and issue bonds to the amount
of $7,500.00, to run twenty years
from the date thereof, with interest
at the maximum rate of six per cent
um per annum, for the purpose OF
constructing drains for said Town? 2"
Proposition No. 3. "Shall the
Town of Franklin, Louisiana, incur
debt and issue bonds to the amount
of $37 10000 to run twenty years
from the date thereof, with interest
at the maximum rate of six per cent
um per annum, for the purpose of
purchasing and installing additional
equipment for the combined electric
light and water works plants of said
Town, including the purchase and
construction of additional water
mains 2"
The following polling place has
been designated for holding said elec-
ton, and the following named regis
tered voters of said Town have been
appointed officers of said election:
Polling Place No. 1, Court House,
Town Of Franklin, La
Commissioners: Joseph F. Boud-
resux, Stanley j. Boudreaux and John
Simms.
Clerk: W. H. Latham.
The Mayor and Councilmen of the
Town of Franklin, La. the authority
ordering this election, will meet in
open session at Town Hall on Thurs
day, the LIST day of June, 1922, at 8
o'clock P. M, and at said time and
place will open the ballot boxes, can
vass the returns and declare the re-
suit of said election.
By order of the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the Town of Franklin. La.
CHAS. LAUVE, Mayor.
Attest:
c. AUCOIN. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Baton Rouge, La, April II, 1922.

Baton Rouge, La, April II, 1922.
By virtue of, and in conformity
with, the provisions of Act No. 80 OF
the Extra Session of 1916, sealed
bids will be received at my office on
or before the 9th day of May.
1922, at twelve o'clock noon for the
lease of the oil, gas and other min
eral rights in and to the following
described tract in st. Mary Parish
Louisiana, to-wit:
1.-THE bed of Wax Bayou running
through sections 13, "a, rs and &c
and %, T. II S., r. 10 E., and Sec
tions 18 and 19 T. II S., r. IL E :,
S. w. Land District of Louisiana,
St. Mary Parish; and
"The bed. of Wax Lake Pass, con-
Meeting said Bayou Wax and Wax
Lake with the Atchafalaya Bay.
Y "All the bed Of that portion of
Wax Lake belonging to the State of
Louisiana in T. II S., r. 10 E., in
cluding all unsold land belonging to
the State in Secs. %, %, 26 and 81,
T. II S., R. 10 E., and
Gall that portion of the bed of
Belle Isle Lake belonging to the
State in T II S., RS. 10 and II E.,
and
"The bed of that certain Bayou
connecting Doctors Bayou with Wax
Bayou through the Belle Isle
Grant, together with the bed of that
certain Bayou connecting Wax Bay
ou with Belle Isle Lake through
Secs. % and SO T. II S., R. 10 E.,
all the above being in the Parish Of
St. Mary, La"
Lessee must agree to pay a cash
bonus for the lease, a royalty of not
less than one 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 il necessary to
protect the States interests and to
not suitcase unless agreed to by the
Governor.
Certified check to the amount of
Five Hundred Dollars ($5O0.OO)
shall accompany each bid, and said
certified check shall be forfeited to
the State by the successful bidder
in the event said bidder does not
enter into written contract within
ten days after his bid shall have
been accepted.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved
JOHN M. PARKER,
Governor.
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Notice to Depositors.
CentreviIle Bank
of
CentrevilIe, Louisiana,
In Liquid alton.

All persons, firms or corporations
who are depositors of the Centreville
Bank of Centreville. La, are hereby
notified that the undersigned having
closed said bank on January IL
1922, for liquidation, they must pre-
sent their claims for such deposits 10
their respective names. for adjust
ment not later than July 20, 1922;
said claims should be presented to
the undersigned at Centreville. La.
care of John NJ. Migeot. Speci al
Agent
L. E. THOMAS,
State Examiner of State Banks.
ROBT, +. BRUMBY. ATTORNEY.
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For Sale.

Desirable store building and resi-.
oeOce In Centreville, opposite the
Woodmen Hail.. Lot 75x2O0 feet
Buildings in good repair and ready
Tor occupancy.
For prices, terms and particulars,
apply to STEVE SACCO. Franklin.
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For Sale.

TAe Ohlmsyer property on Second
sRees. The house contains seven
rooms, bath room and 0athouses; lot
% feet front BY $50 feet deep. This
property viii b sold at . ressonable
pFice. For psrticulsrs apply TO
A. w. .OHLMAYER,
13o South White Street,
Nsw Osleons, Il.
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STOP THAT ITCHING.

There is a lot of skin trouble in
Franklin and surrounding territory
this spring. We will sell you jar
Of Blue Star Remedy on guarantee
for Itch, Eczema, Ringworm, letter
or Cracked Hands, Old Sores or
Sores on Children. Will not stain
clothing and has pleasant odor.
The Frere Drug Co.
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For Sale.

Three good grade Jersey COWS. One
high grade heifer calf. For prices and
particulars write or phone Idlewild
Dairy Farm, Peterson, La.