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FREEDOM.

Rufus Aver and family from Bangor
were recent guests at John Taylor's
Mrs. Willard Sparson and daughter
Hazel were in Wa eryille July o on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Abbie Lamson from Vsssslboro is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Bryant, for while.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Samuel Bryant spent the
weekend in Portland the guests of the r
uncle, Judson Bryant
Carter B. keene from Washington. d.
{. was in the village July calling on
some of his old friends.
Mrs Fred Oliver and Florence Gorden
OF Augusta were guests over the weekend
of Miss Helen Knowlton.
Mrs Lillian Prouty and son and friend
from Union were recent guests of Mrs
Prouty's aunt, Mrs. Nellie Banton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davenport, and
family and Miss Dora Brown were Sun
day guests of Olive Steward and mother.
Mrs Maud Hurd of Pittsfield and sister
Mrs. Mae White of Augusta spent this
week with their aunt, Mrs. Augusta
Mutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Knowlton and
daughter Betty and Mr.. Byther were
guests July of Mr.. Knowlton's
mother, Mrs. Mae Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Vose and children
Tom, Thelma and Aubrey of Liberty and
Mr.. James Cusick and Charles Kinds of
Gardiner were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Clement at the dormitory.
Rev. George Wolstenholme has accept
ed a call to Freedom church for the sum-
mer Services will be held at TO- 80 a. m.
and 7.45 p. m. every Sunday. Sabbath
School at 1. As. All are most cordially
invited to all of these services.
The wedding reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Clement to their son
Claude and bride was very pleasant oc-
casion. The Hall was very prettily de-
corated byI. P. Critics and dainty refresh-
ments were served. Fine music was fur
nlsh by an orchestra from Gardiner.
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WESI MONTVll.LE

Newell White has put lightning rods
on his house.
Mrs. Ada Harlow OF Lewiston was in
town to attend the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs. Eliza Penney.
Louis Flye uf Freedom and Miss Hazel
Penny of this town were married in Bel
fast, July End.
Miss Marcia Hurd has gone to Freedom
where she has employment in the home
of Mrs. Nellie Banton.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Bran of White
field were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Littlefield and family. Blanche
Littlefield returned home with them for a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S Erskine, Mrs. Hard
ing Erskine and son Chauncy, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Clement and family were re-
cent guests of James Hodges in Winsow.
On Sunday, July 2nd, lightning struck
Mrs. John Cary's house and entered sew
eral rooms, slightly damaging them. If
Mrs. Cary had not been home she would
have lost it. She has recently returned
from visit in Belfast.
Mr.. Albert Norton, native of this
town, died July 4th at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Frank Sanford, aged rs years.
He went to Boston when young man and
was employed on the street railway for
many years. His wife died nearly two
years ago. About one year ago he re-
turned here, making his home with his
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sanford. Funeral was held at the
house July 9th.
News has been received here of the
death in Lewiston of Mrs. Eliza Plummer
Penney, formerly of South Freedom. Her
age was 80 years. She had been in poor
health for several years. She was the
widow of the late Riley Penney and dur
ing the past few years, she has made her
home with her niece, Mrs. Ada Harlow. in
Lewiston. Her remains was brought to
her home here Friday, July Z, and ser
vices were held In Smithton cemetery,
July at 10 a. m. Burial was in the
family lot. She was highly esteemed and
had many relatives and friends IN this
tOwD
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For Sale

The Chenery homestead, formerly known as
the Governor Crosby homestead. situated in
Belfast. Maine. on Main and Franklin streets,
and adjoining the Post Office lot. together with
right of way to Cedar street, will now be sold
separate from the other lots, which have here
tofore been offered with it as one property
Also the Squash Court, so-called and lot on
which it stands will be sold with the home-
stead if desired.
Apply to JOEN NR. DUNTON,
2w29 Belfast. Maine
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SEARSMONT

Victor grange entertained Waldo Co.
Pomona, June 9th, when goodly num-
Der of patrons were present.
Prof. Herbert Cobb of Chicago, Mrs.
and Mrs. Harold Cobb of Windham, and
Maurice Cobb of Colby college are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Cobb.
Miss liza Wing has closed very success
full year of school in Gilead and is now
spending the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wing.
People have been losing chickens by
entire flocks of 90 and rs and after catch
ing rats and a skunk have come to the
conclusion that they were the thieves.
Miss Ruth Robbins, who graduated
from Coburn Classical Institute IN the
class of 1922 is spending the summer Win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Robbins
Mrs Eta Mariner and Miss Elizabeth
Hills attended the meeting of the National
Educationa Association in Boston last
week, after which Miss Hills visited her
brother, Maynard Hills in Everett, aiso
friends in Lynn, Mass.
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ISLESBORO

The library is open t o be public every
Sunday afternoon.
A few mackerel have been caught in
the fish wiers recently.
Mrs Madeline Murray is the guest of
her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Pendeton.
Katherine Warren and sister Elizabeth
are in town occupying the old homestead
Mrs. Mason Pendleton and grandson,
Victor Lowe, left town July 9th for ON
aha.
The stmr Castine leaves Belfast at 2 80
P. NJ. and has resumed the Camden Isles
boro Belfast and Castine route as last
summer for sight seeing.
A rummage sale was held in the pub
lie library July 9Th. The proceeds OF
the sale will 60 to the general book fund
Tea was served at 4 o'clock with Mrs. b.
f. Larrabee, Mrs. Lowe and Madeline
Dodge as hostesses.
The Republican journal., 1922-07-20

Much sympathy is expressed for John
Curry and family, who lost their build :
ings by fire recently. The fire caught
around the chimney.
"Uncle Sans" agricultural club enter
tanned the "Perserversnce" club OF Mont
vile, July 9th, at the keuney school
house. Ice cream and cake in abundance
was enjoyed by all.
The Knox Center w c. I. U. met at
the pleasant home of Mrs. Annie Aoorn
Wednesday, July 5th, with aoodly
number of members in attendance ana
several guests. Music, which was great
ly appreciated, was furnished by mem
Der of the jackson Union, Mrs Horace
Richardson. Following the business
meeting refreshments consisting OF ice
cream and cake were served and snort
social hour enjoyed. The next meeting,
August End, will be with Mrs Mae Cur
~.
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STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. and MRS Harold Waning and daugh-
ter of Needham Heights, Mass, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. FIR eman Hartman.
Earl Mckeen of Derby and cousin Ed
win McKeen came down for the Fourth
and remained the week with their cousin,
James Mckeen.
Mr.. Frank Paul Patterson, of New Bed
ford, Mass. arrived July 9 to spend a
week with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Frank A. Patterson.
Mr.. D. Murray Upham of Salem, Mass,
cousin of Mrs. Freeman Hartman, with
friend Mr.. S. r. Jones of Swampscot,
Mass, ale occupying the Hartman cot
tage on the Standpoint shore.
DR.. Elmer Brown, specialist in the
Eastern General Hospital, Bangor and an
auto party, called on DR.. and Mrs. George
a. Stevens July 9. He is an old school
mate of both the DR.. and his wife.
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Resolutions of Respect

Whereas the Divine Master in His wis
dom has seen fit to enter King David's
Lodge No. 90, F. and A. NJ, and take
from our ranks Brother William Law,
therefore be it
Resolved, that Brother Law was al
ways ready to assist worthy brother,
and be it further
Resolved, that as we drape our charter
that we forget not our obligations, but
look to the Supreme Architect with a
firm and steadfast hope.
Resolved, that these resolutions be-
come part of our record; copy sent to
his family and copies sent to the Camden
Herald and the Republican journal for
publication.
FRED AMBORN,
o. E. FRENCH.
G. A. PROCK,
Committee on Resolutions.
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WHITES CORNER. WinterpOrt

Kenneth Jewett goes to Bangor every
Tuesday to take piano lessons OF n. II.
Rinewall.
Mrs c. II. Libby and Ernest Libby
v;sited the formers sisters in Swanville,
July 9.
ur C. w. Nesley entertained the
| ladies' of the Monroe w. c. T. U. Friday
PM, July H.,
Mrs. Hattie Clements was the guest of
Mrs. Fannie Snow, near the village, sew
eral days recently.
Mrs. c. NJ. Conant had severe attack
Of acute indigestion two weeks ago and is
still under a physicians care.
C. II. Libby accompanied Amos Conant
of Monroe to Bangor, July 9, to visit Mrs.
Ccnant and baby daughter at the Z. Nj.
|G. Hospital.
Mrs. E. A. Larby returned to her home
lin Woodland, Aug. 3, after two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
IG. Larby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Larby and Byron
I.arby accompanied by Mrs. Z. A. Larby
NJ Woodland and f. p. Clements and
Family, motored to Augusta July 2,
A bungalow is being built on the
Farm property recently purchased by
81. Jarvis B. Wood of Bangor. 1t will be
Feady for occupany by the first of August.
Many families from this vicinity at
kended the entertainment and dance at
Monroe, Thursday afternoon, July o,
Even under the auspices of Morning Light
range.
c. II. Libby and son Lewis and their
kuests, Ernest Libby of Melrese, Mass,
Intended the funeral services of Mrs. W
Jones in Brooks, Tuesday A. NJ, July
Mrs. Jones was a cousin of the latter
Among those who spent the Fourth oul
town were A. G. Larby and family and
IT. and Mrs. F p Clements and children
Rockland; L. A White and family anc
II. and Mrs. Charles Ball and little sor
Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Jewett entertained
z<Ae Lend-a-hand club Saturday evening,
July |. Among those out of town were
NJ. and Mrs. S. p. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
G8fton Stevens and child of Bangor anc
-. and Mrs. w. N. York and Mr. anC
+. George Hopkins of Monroe
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KNOX klDuE.

Elmer Bryant is working for C. B. In
graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Thurston went to
Waterville July 5.
Harold Clark of Belfast visited his
mother over the Fourth.
Mrs. Susie Ingraham is boarding the
two Ferguson boys of Belfast.
Dana Danforth of Fairfield and Frank
Danforth of Freedom are working for IL.
S. Banton.
Mr.. Erwin Thomas and family of Wat
erville visited at the home of E. n. Hall
over the Fourth.
Mrs. Sarah Vose is very sick at this
writing and is attended by DR.. A. M.
Small of Freedom.
Frank Penny and family and CALVIN
Bangs and wife of Freedom, called on
their mother, Mrs Sarah Vose. July 9.
Build up your system and feel fine all
the time by taking Tanlac. Read & Hills
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bUKNHAM.

Mrs. Adams of Newports passing
few days visiting her friend, Mrs. John
Gee.
Mrs. Mary Finnie went to Summerfield,
n B., recently for avisit with relatives
and friends.
Lawrence Mitchell has gone to Camden,
where he has position as cashier in one
of the hotels.
Ray Proctor met with an accident
Thursday afternoon, when he fell hitting
his head on an axe in such way as to
cut 1t badly, requiring the services of
physician to take several stitches.
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Build up your system and feel fine all
the time by taking Tanlac. Read & Hills
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KNOX

Miss Anna Penney has returned home
|om Marblehead, Mass
Herbert Harding and family and Mrs.
hrrie Erskine of Montville motered to
fewer recently to call on relatives.
Mrs. Anna Bucklin, who is in Tapley's
)spital, is reported as improving slowly.
|er friends recently sent her a post card
lower.
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MISERABLE WITH
INDIGESTION
One Box Of "FTuit-a-tiVeS
Brought Relief

OLD CHATHAM, CoLUMBlA Co., Ny.
Il was bothered with Constipation,
Liver Trouble and Indigestion for
three years, and tried all kinds of
medicine without relief. was so
bad would have dull, heavy feeling
in the pit of my stomach after eating.
I saw ''Fruit-a-tiveS" advertised
apl bought two j0c boxes. Before l
had finished one box, | was relieved
and now have no more trouble. |
recommend these Fr4it Ldto TABLETS.
WM. GALE SHEPHERD.
soc box, 6 for s. so, trial size, 25c.
Al dealers or from Rt'IT-A-TlVES
limited, OGDENSBURG, NY.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13

The members of Class ~ ssye
. brilliant musicale last Friday in
Academy Auditosiom. Pink ID
grsen draperiss togsther wit han
abundance Of Aowers, rendered tha
stage very attreeliye.
The young l peeformsd
thsir parts with 60 and grace,
convincing their hearefs Aae tal
eas and psins-taking work com.
bined to bring about th6 conpIete
success Of the Performance
The program follows:
Qnartette from RIeoletto ; Verdi
josie D. Aasca xs
Rsading-"W Woman's Influence"
- Lucille sDokiHs
Reour dp Printemps IT Maelling
G. lsla n. Bi<nchssd Il
R4aAinq-"A Heart of 0oId,e 3
eAi9EH ~ tI1dksb1Ts
V6lse Sslsilh lh1e- j. M6lleuisupt
1Uu6 vvilll19biS5 = !
ReedinS 'Lasca'' =
Edwina Stacey
ArebesQue $500. - Lack
Dorothy Keyser
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=. NOTICE
To every prospective voter-in the Par.
ish of Natchitochss, La.

No one will be allowed to vote in the
State Of Louisiana unless registered
after January LIST 1922. up to date the
registration 10 very small. In. some
precincts there are not enough regis
tered to be election official. / will be
in my Office again for registration on
Wednesday April 18th 1922, the day
after the Senatorial Election and in or
der to give the voters an opportunity
to register before any election which
may come up. in the near future l
shall keep my Office open every day,
between the hours of 8 A. NJ. to p
M. and from P. n. to P. n. for the
remainder of the month of April 1922,
Sundays excepted and thereafter my
Office will only be open on Fridays and
Saturdays of each week, until further
published notice. l cannot 60 In the
country. for registration except a. pro-
vided in See IS of Act 122 Of 1921.
The exact time for registration in
country precincts will be duly pub
fished, have q direct ruling Of the
Attorney General on the question.
THOS. F. PORTER,
A-l3 Register Of voters
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 18th
Reginald Rarkers Production THE
INVISIBLE POWER" with House
Peters and . noted cast and Harold
Lloyd in 'TROLLY TROUBLE.
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| SATURDAY APRIL Z2nd
Hobart Bosworth in 8 L l N ID
HEARTS" and AL st. John IN ''SMALL
(, TOWN STUFF, -
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FRIDAY APRIL 2let
Anita Stewart in THE INVISIBLE
FEAR" q First National Attraction
and Sennett Comedy ''OFFICER Gu
PID".
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13

At speoial meeting Of the
So ool Board held for the purpose
|T1sday. N ordinance Vas passed
|cal lfsg for an election on May
23l1 for . parish-wide tar .rot
3 ~ mills for two years fox the
meintenance Of the public schools
by which sine. i = firmly BE-
lio4ed mattArs will have been
rid - - - =
'sppsaiifs IS Ill wSek.. :. 2
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List Of Election Officers To-
Senatorial Election to be
Held April Is, 1922
NATCHIToCHEs, WARD l. PRECINCT l
commissioners A E Bath and
Maude Henry, Miss Addie Tauzin, } {
Keyser, Jr., c NJ Preot; deputy, H F
Gatiin.
NATCHIToCHEs, WARD l, PRECINCT 2
commissioners-Bessis nimel, Elite
Levy, D j Hyams, A Hargis. Jr., T
] Rains; deputy, Alex Simmons.
ASHLAND. WARD 2, PRECINCT l
commissioners s-Patric coffee, ] H
Finley, W A Joyner, w w Rigdow, r
A Wagley; deputy, D D Weaver.
CHESTNUT, WARD 2, PRECINCT 2
commissioners-Chas. S Weaver, BIN
Valet, Henry w Wooley, J A Stewart,
W w Weaver; deputy, E T Weaver.
GOLDONNA, WARD 2. P.3
commissioners-N NJ Rice, G Quar-
rells, E T Wheeler, J NJ Brewton, e w
Bryant; deputy, Girls Rowe.
STRANGE, WARD 2,P4
commissioners Golden, Albert
Williams, J w Stewart, S r Weaver,
J H Johnson; deputy, NJ Regious.
MEssICK WARD 3,Pl
Not enough registered to hold election.
PowHATAN. W. 3, P.2
commissioners Edw. Fredieu, J s
Dixon, w A Shambuager, r G Var
borough, S Procell; deputy, Paul
Sanchez.
cAMPrI, W. 4.Pl
Commissioners H Allbriton, ] E
Cloutier, Alex Gillen, J r Maybin. NJ
J Young; deputy. Frank Gallaspy.
CLARENCE, W. 4, P.2
Commissioners A Ragan, B E|
R E Arledge, Leo Y Dunckie-
man, Roland Verchor; deputy. L E
Plessance.
MARTHAvILLE, W. s, P.
Commissioners coats, ] W.
Ingram. B Locke, Perry Mcfarland,
T 3 Middleton; deputy, Arnald Rains
BEULAH, W. S, Pc
Commissioners---P Ingram, T B |
Knott, Udessia Ballard, A u and w F
deputy. carl Knott.
AJAX, w. s, P.3
Not enough registered to hold election.
SPANISH LAKE, W. PA !
ROBELINE, W. 6.P.1
F Rodrigues, T B Sellers, w w Page
r., Q H Slater, J V Vim; deputy,
4 Y Manning.
SHADY GROVE, w. Z, p.
co,nmissioners---J A Beasley, l.
)Bonnon, ] w Sparks, A F McLauren.
D Montgomery; deputy, Geo. Leach.
PROVINCIAL, W. z, P.2
ommissioners---Geo. w Dale, H R.
w l. Jones, T Donshoe,
} F Waglsy; deputy, Homer Moss.
vOwELLs MILL, ". 7,P.3
commissioners H Booty, Geo. w
Obj, John E Holland, J N Noteworthy
W Rhodes; deputy, J W cannady.
KIsATCHIE, ". 8, P.
81 Valentine, s w Dowden. II J
ooty, 6 A Kile, A NJ Nash; deputy,
en Key.
MORA, W. 8, p
lot enough registered to hold election
GoRuM, ". 8,Hs
commissiones-J s.. Rachsl, D c
'ichoIs, Sam Basco; Victor Rachal, E
| Rachal; deputy. Monroe Marshall.
NArcHEz, ". %. i |
commissioners-B: F., Eerd, Isadore
- - - ~srss Z l,aaliae&In1d Erl III
rudhepme. B Il sandhn; deputy,
ouis Rachal. 80 - |;
CYPRESS, ". 9, Ia
commissioners H N Beaslsy, s ri
|owden, D ] Melancan, Jr., n M San
fur, D Rains, deputy. F NJ Dewell.
NoNTRosE, ", 9.P.3
Commissioners---McNight and Rachal
C Cloutier, Mathew Hertzog, I'LL
acaze, Artrell Lacaze; deputy, Jesse
ussell. |!
= cLoUTIERvELLE, W. 10, P.1 |,
ommissioners-.J E Kerny, F A Charlie
ille. Nuna Gallon Jr., Sam Lacaze,
A Rachal; deputy, Albert Brossett.
CHOPIN, ". 10. P.2
Eot enough registered tn hold election
MARCO, ". TO- p. 8 II
OF enough registered to hold election.
The above is q list Of Commissioners 1
I'd Deputies named to hold election
y Senator of the 2lst District COM
'sed of Natchitoches and Red River
lrishes. II
KATE EVELYN PERKINS,,
B. s. SWEET.
Mbs. Sup. of Elections.
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Card Of Thanks.

b bshAh Of the colored tennnts Of
sHyams Plantation, wish to thank the
vasious committees. init organizations and
ted 80 generously toward their relief
after the cyclone. They ask me to
say that you have been more than gen.
evous and thank you for your kind
ne9s.
z. T. GALLON, JR.
Hyans, Louiaiana
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13

San Francisco has the only
Hindu temple in the Unite d
States.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13

K4th, warm wave from Missouri
Valley travelling souti.eastward
18th. storm from upper Mississip
pi travelling eastward; 10Th to 18th
southeast gales and heavy rains
18th to 10th, thunder storms; 2Ot|
cold wave.
Mrs. N. H. Carver spent Wed
nesday in Shreveport.
DR.. E. w. BreazeaIe of Campt
was q business visitor Thursday
MIR. Mcbride mo.ored to Cou'
shatta Thursday on business.
That good barbecued meat, sauce and
oil delivered to your house. 40 cents
pr pound.
PALACE MARKET 379
Mr.. j. F. Salter Of Cypress
wss visitor Saturday.
"A fine days work from 8-to can
b done for $l.00, with the Vacuum
Cleaner from
PEOPLES H. &F. 70.
Mr.. r. w. Ayers of Shreve-
port spent q couple of days here
during the week,
Patest leather fapper sandals at
eks6 1t
-Ejeters
Mr.. u. Lambre and son MUIR
~, Of Bermuda were among Fri
days visitors.
It 10 the unexpected that pleases.
See our line Of Easter novelties
r. DE VARGAS
Mr.. A. Semmelman has re-
turned from Haynesville where he
spent last week.
Fresh 0Aspergou or Drum fish on
Wednesdays and Fridays, 15 cents per
pound dressed and delivered.
PALACE, MARKET $40
Miss lnez Chaplin came down
from Shreveport last night to
spend the Easter holidays at home. |
WANTED-Teachers for Western |
Schools. all kinds. Address Louis A.
Thomas, Gunnison, Colorado, Box S26.
Supt. Hooper attended the
Teachers convention in New Or
leans last week. 1
Select your Easter cards in plenty Of
time this year, complete line 1t
-R. De VARGAS
Mi. viii Hollingsworth OF Ga.
hagan was . business visitor Sat-
urday.
Somsthing new-fringed and plsated
skirts Of light weight flannel.
ssess,.s Sszs -Eeeoee3
Mr.. Walter McCopk Of Har-
mon spent the week Here with his
mother and family.
Nj. Earl Freeman came down
Noon Shreveport for the week end
With homAfolks. =
"A limited supply Of Catfish dressed ,
ID dslivered. g cents per pound.
q PALACE MARKET no
-# G
j Misses Nelken. Perkins. Ether
Ddge attended the Teachers Con-
Dntion il New Orleans last week.
lost lll The eontalner that come with
' = bottle, pla1s undee your house and !
- will guarantee that yen viii not
- % ant - long - you uss Argsntins j
- -rsoeLEs H.4F. Ca ]
Nra. w. Shuts and little dsugh- I
'sr Of Beaumont, Texas, are the q
gassts Of ReY. and Mrs. E. K
shqlt@ ~
caoiss alfalfa-fsd mutton. 20 cents /
PALACE MARKET 80 Ie
Mis- Camille DeBlieux came J,
ap from Franklin, whore she
to spend Z few days at
home laat week.
onnotioae1og Eastee eeo0emheanc0l
~ 1h0po ef rossories and prayer \
Dooks hevs inst been received at ::
..-R. DEs VARGAS :
Dr. and Mrs. N. Hankins Of d
Jampti were guests Of Mr. snd ls
Ars. T. +. Weaver during the It,
sesk.
Dent forget We have axood supply 8
z TT ch1ckono-phon ~ your wants, p
PALACE MARKET 80 q
Mrs. ]. H.. Williams accom-
Ianied Mines. Irwin. and Crossett
) Campti. Thdssday, when they
-. = Public Healeh Meeting.
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'AnluSu Theatre
For Week Beginning
SUNDAY APRIL 10Th
SUNDAY APRIL 10th

| CsuOOlpn valentino, star OF Inc Snlel
in THE CONQUERING POWER
A Metro Special taken from Balzac''
eugene Grandet", Fox News ant
Snub Pollard IN "DOWN AND OUT
Is and Csc.
! MONDAY APRIL 18th
Lester Cuneo and Mrs. Wallace Reid
in ''THE MASKED AVENGER" and
the first episode Of our new Serial
THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN
SON CRUSOE with Harry Meyers as
Crusoe and Noble johnson ~ Friday.
Every person paying admission this
day will receive PASS good for the
following Wednesday. Watch for
Crusoe's arrival,
TUEsEsY APRIL 18th
Constance Binnev in room AND
BOARD" and Fox News.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 18th
Reginald Rarkers Production THE
INVISIBLE POWER" with House
Peters and . noted cast and Harold
Lloyd in ''TROLLY TROUBLE.
THURSDAY APRIL 10th
Mae Murray and David Powell in
George Fitzmaurice's THE RIGHT
TO LOVE" . Paramount picture and
Special Christie Comedy LADIES
PETS" Is and 35c.
FRIDAY APRIL 21st
Anita Stewart in ''THE INVISIBLE
FEAR" q First National Attraction
and Sennett Comedy ''OFFICER CU-I
PID".
SATURDAY APRIL ZZnd
Hobart Bosworeh in '' B LIN DI
HEARTS" and AL st. John IN ''SMALL
TOWN STUFF. -
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Sunday 23rd-katherine Macdonald in
"HER SOCIAL VALUE" =.
Friday 28th-Buster Keaton Comedy
'"rHE PALEFACE",
Watch out fox 1.-THE WILD GOOSE.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13

The Senate has ratiii ID the las,
of the arms co lferenc, treaties.