The Bienville Democrat Ringgold Record from Arcadia, Louisiana • Page 5

The Sical an's Hati ufind it hard to get hats, it may be it you have no (of judging the un- A Sheadwear offered it 'swhy we find so turning to They are cervance of assured and metropolitan our new Fall have a ection of both DerSSoft Hats. of our wellcustomers select Derby and cornn for all occasion. Stetson Quality in every Stetson AllTHr'S feli of Bienville, 1iggilas Vs. E. F.

Shutes, Third Judicial Distric by virtue of a writ of oat of the above nam (igt, iand to me direct 1 ll offer for sale I 'bidder for cash of Acadia, Blenvillc i within legal sale ,991. 27th, 1191 i h5be property, to SIL Sec. 5, Tp. torty of the defend to satisfy sal" dall cost. of August, 1919.

4tlBRIE, -Sheriff. fltUSMINATION or teachers' certifi Win Arcadia In ac. thilowing notice. I beg to noti arranged to contion throughout and 4. Only will be prepared between seventy.

will be issued an "vade certificate between absixty till'be issued an certlfcate, both purpose of in to meet, if possible, iLetuation. Should of additional teach Yt6 be of the opinion hagb chool graduates ita rirsh who would to e. adlvantage earn certificates, necessary notices ISluation. Yourr Superintendent. HIGH COST OF LIVING ggravating now, BUT THINK what 1H FOST OF DYING would mean to if you should leave them without Rn easy matter to join our home uaish NItuul Frotective, $2.75 to join anrd no other dues member dies.

Our death rate has nine deaths in three years. BROWN, SecretarY B. Br Dy Mlrs. D. E.

Drown, Jr. eehn I Mrs. Sam Garduer. of near Rluston is visiting ht'r mother, Mrs. Houston.

ins Mr. Thomas Wemple of Shreveport, slent Sunday with homefolks. Miss Isabelle Jones left recently tc sto teach school at Jonesville, La. the Mrs. J.

B. Story visited Monroe this wli week. lea Mr J. R. Wimberly is in Homer of business this week.

air Miss Elizabeth Jones of Zion Hill, hei is taking a course at L. S. U. wt Miss Jodle May Jones of Jonesboro ac) was the guest of Miss Ernestine Currie SPI recently. sul Mrs.

E. Currrie and fami. As ly made a trip to Blenville and Lib. en! erty Iill last week. tie NOTICE Automobile riding is strictly cash.

Pay when you get out of the car. F. J. MI Roberson. 23-2t.

on Mr. Aycock of Aycock, was a recent guest of his brother, Mr. B. C. Mi Aycock and family.

ah Mrs. F. R. Taylor is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Cannon of Cheneyville.

wi Mrs. Florence Lemle Ward of Pine wt Bluff, is the guest of her sister, po Mrs. Joseph Dawidoff. Mr. E.

P. Woodman went to Shreve- mi port on Monday to see Dr. Nelson whose treatpient he is taking. Mr. Age Dreyer, of spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.

and Mr. in Jos. Dreyer. ed Miss Lel1i Fuller of Cheneyville, La. is the attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs.

F. R. Taylor, Mrs. Pearl Lachle of Shreveport, was, ti, a guest last Friday of her aunt, Mrs. fe Claud Ferguson and family.

666 quickly relieves Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Head- aches, due to Torpid Liver. Miss Betsy Rantlolph of Baton, has returned home after a visit teo I Miss Mary Louis Tooke. Mr. and Mrs. S.

A. Cook have return le ed from a visit to Ringgold and Heflin Mr. Percy Brown went to New Or leans on Saturday 'as delegate to the ci Ad Convention and will remain there several months in business. c' sl Dr. and Mrs.

Ben Ferguson left on (1 II Tuesday to visit Jonesboro relatives. tl Their niece there has been ill for some. 01 time. a Ruby-My-Tism is a great pain killer. It relieves.

pain and soreness caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, 10.2 Mof iss Annie Butler of Monroe, spent SThursday and Friday with her broth ers, Messrs. Robert and Henry But Ic ler. a Mr. and Mts. Jos.

Dreyer attended Sthe Jewish Year holiday services le in Shreveport this week, beginning on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jim Bond (Katie Thurmon) of Lake Charles, who has been visiting homefolks in Ruston came over on Sunday for a short visit to Miss Alyr Bond. i. Mrs.

O. D. Auld returned fron, IShrevepdrt several days ago, where she received medical treatment at thE I Sanitarium. We are glad to note heI improved condition. 1 HERBINE is the medicine that cures 1 biliopisness, malaria and constipation.

I The first dose makes you feel better, a Sfer-additional doses cures completely. acSold by the Modern Pharmacy, Inc. Mrs. and Leo Daniel carried I their little daughter, Elizabeth to Shreveport this week for an operation I 0 for the removal of tonsils and ade- 1 noids. The prayer meetings have been held ed at the Baptist church every day this iweek by the W.

M. 8., for the success an of the great Baptist 75 Milan Cam te xty Mr. nd Mrs. Messiltmer visited their anl aunt, Mrs. Y.

M. Lyons last Thursday otb and griday. They have spent the sumn of mer in Homer, but will soon return to the Univegity of Chicago where they Sare both Taking a course. ich Another' old veteran has answered ion the last "roll call." Mr. Columbus tes Brice, was buried at the family graveu ld yard near town last Sunday.

sympathy is eitended the bereaved Srelatives. Ies PAIGE SIX FOR little urr six cylinder Paige car for sale. condition. See car at Methodist SParaon'ie, Gibsland, La. 8.28t0-18.

Mrs. Y. M. Lyons visited in IHomer a week-end. While there she had the pleasure of seeing an oil well conmc in-the latest one on the Langston lease.

Her sister Mrs. Len Lang. i ston and Mr. Langston brought her home in their car Sunday and met' their daughter; Miss Ida Langston who had just returned from New Orleans. Germs are plentiful in the summer air, we breathe them every minute.

In health they do no harm, but to those who have a bad liver, disordered stomachl or constipated bowels they mean a spell of sickness. The best way to insure your health is to take Prickly Ash Bitters. It purifies and strength. ens the system. Price $1.25 per bot.

Drug Special Agents. Mrs. W. N. Conger and (laughter, Miss Floy of Rayville, returned home on Saturday after a visit to their 1 daughters and sisters, Mrs.

Wilson Williams and Miss Gladys Conger I Miss Willie Conger of Monroe was also over recently. Mrs. Busey has returned to Arcadia from her sad mission to Texarkana. where she attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Moon.

On her return she was accompanied home from Shreveport by her little grandchildren, Mary Bonita and Ward Junioo Allen, whose mother will arrive later. Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

Atkins, Dr. and Mrs. White, Mr, Jno. B. Kendall and Mr.

Abe Harris, of Ruston came over in Mr. Atkin's car on Sunday. Friendr of Miss Margaret Atkins are interested to know that she is one of the departures for school at Brookhaven, Miss. Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptit; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, ete. 10.2.

Mrs. Sam Davis and daughter, Mis Ena, returned on Sunday from Ne' Orteans where Mrs. Davis had specla medical treatment at Touro InfJrmary Her friends are glad to know that she is getting much better. Mrs. Bert Davis and Mrs.

Joe Reeves aecompanled them to their home at Mt. Calm. ANNOUNCEMENT I take this method of announcing my connection with the mercantile store of o. Collinsworth, where I have at cepted a position as saleslady, and I shall be, glad to have the opportunity of serving friends and nailuaintances there whenever they may be in need of anything in the line of high-class merchandise. MISS MAGICIE AUSTIN.

W. T. GRIGSB OIL0 LEASES Room 6 Tooke Bldg. Phone 60 i Ut Mr. and Mrs.

Howell Jones are the proud parents of a handsome little son, te who will be called H. Jr. He was hi born last week, and is fortunate' ir ed having his maternal grandmother Mrs. Robert Smitherman of Liberty Hill, to assist in looking after his wel di fare. al Mr.

Robert Butler has returned hom after spending some time in the Schum- ei pert Sanitarium Shreveport where he received medical treatment from ap specialist. His wife's uncle, Dr. Willis to thinks that jthere is every reason for him to rapidly regain his health, and entirely well. AIr. and Mrs.

Jos. Wakeman and son, Joe, and his friend Harold Hill, of tl Alexandria, visited-Dr. and Mrsr. Jos. D1 Atkinson and Mr.

and Mrs. Jos. An- drews last week. Mr. Wakeman came on Thursday by train, the others came through later in their car, returning or; Monday.

Jos. Wakeman, will be a student this year at Tulane. 5 Swelling of the lesh caused by inflammation, cold, fractures of the bone toothache, neuralgia or rheumatisutlcan be relievedby applying BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It sehould be well 1 rubbed in over the part affected. Jts great healing ahd penetrating power eases the pain, reduces swelling and restores natural conditions.

Price 25c. gold by the Modetn Pharmacy, Inc. Rev. W. H.

Jordan returned home or Tuesday after a'eeompanying his daugh ter, Miss Bessie to Martha Washington College, Abington, Va. He stopped in Montgomery, where he held protracted meeting for about 10 days en route home. He left Bessie getting along In her new work splendidly, and feeling quite at home. The friends of Mr. Alf Jones are delighted to see him at home again afte many months service in France.

Althc he wasnot on the firing line he had the privilege of some worthwhile exper lences; gained some first hand im pressions of the French people wit) whom he associated. It goes without saging that he is glad to be at home Mr. V. C. Pipes entertained about twenty of his young friends last Wednesday evening with a chicken barbecue at his lovely home in Forest Place.

A long table on the south porch was ladened with huge dishes of chicken, olives, pickles, celery and bread; iced tea. ice, cream and cake were also served. Mrs. Carl Goff and Miss Jewel McGulre assisted Mr. Pipes jhuntertaining the guests.

Music from the watro yed deuwwimmuw 1 Mrs.4Lee Goyne of Bernice, and her laughter. Mrs. Isabel oyrne and baby )f Homer, were guests of Mr. and SIrs. H.

L. Runge last week-end. They 4be remembered with interest I aany friends in where they lived for several years. The habit of "puttlng it off" has caused the loss of lmany lives. A dose of Prickly Ash Bitters at the first sign of indige.stion, constipation and kiduey trouble wards off sickness and saves money.

Men who are good mangers should always keep a bottle on the shelf at home. Price $1.25 per bottle. City Drug Special Agents. Lieut. Beeson Conger who has been in overseas service for the past 11 months and has recently landed in thi U.

8. arrived in Arcadia last week He is looking exceedingly well an" the only thing that mars the happiness of his home-coming is the absence of his mother, Mrs. S. A. Conger, who is still with her daughter, Mrs.

Mary Conger White, at Lewis. Mrs. White': condition is somewhat improved. The Wednesday's issue of the Shreveport Times contained a very interesting account of the wedding of Miss Bessie Reeves, of Heflin, to Mr. Guinn of Pine Bluff, which occured or, Sunday the 21st, at the home of the bride's parents: Mrs.

Guin is a sister of our townsman, Mr. Joe Reeves and has often been a visitor to Arcadia where she has many friends, whos' best wishes follow the happy couplr to their new home. If your. child is pale and sickly, picks at the nose, starts in the sleep and grinds the teeth while sleeping, it is a sure sign of worms. A remedy for these parasites will be found in WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE.

It not only clears out the worms, but it restores health and cheerfulness. Sold by Modern Pharmacy, Druggist. Invitations have been received to the marriage of Mr. John Adam Anders, to. Miss Eliza Quintilla Morgan, on Thursday, October 2nd, 1919, at 12:00 o'clock, First Presbyterlan C(hurch.

Lafayette, La. Mr. Anders is the poppu. i- lar young Agricultural Demonstration Agent for Bienville parish, and ps. sesses many qualities that insure success in life.

His friends congratulate hhi on securing the greatest prize of all and wish them both the best there is In life. They will be at home after Oct. 20th, Arcadia, La. IHleartburn after a hearty meal means in the digestive organs. Prickly Ash Bitters gives them strength tones up the stomach and purifles the bowels.

It is the remedy that men use for such disorders. Price $1.25 per botc tie. City Drug Special Agents. Mr. F.

T. Gipson had as guests last Sudlay their son, Mr. Sam (Glpson wife and Mr. and Mrs Otis ainl of Shreveport, and their daughter, Mrs. Fred Lomax and Mr.

Lomax, of Ruston. A weddings which is of much interest to Arcadia friends was that of Mr. Penn Oden who until recently liv ed in Arcadia, now a rising young bust. ness man of Shreveport, to Miss John Reese of Comanche, Texas, last Tuesday, September 23'rd. Mr: Oden is an alumnus of the Arcadia high school.

1007, and we still regard him as one of our boys. Best wishes are uxtend. ed them by the many friends of the groom. They will reside in Shreve port on their return from a bridal trit to St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Aycock; Miss Roberta Stewart; Mesdames I D.

Goff, W. M. I)eas. J. B.

Herring and B. A. Brewer, spent Tuesday at the meeting at Monroe, held at the Baptist church in the interest of the 75 Million Campaign. The talks by Dr. Truett of Dallas and Dr.

M. E. Dodd, of Shreveport and Mrs. Bose of Louisville, were especially full of information and inspiration. The ladies served an excellent dinner and supper to the visitors and the meeting as a whole was a great success and much enjoyed.

TRESPASS NOTICE SAll parties are warned not to in any way trespass upon my lands in Bienville parish, under penalty of prosecution. This the 11th day of 1919. W. M. JOHNSON, 10-16.

Athens, La. LEMON JUICE IS SKIN WITENER How to make a creamy beauty lotion Sfora few esnts The Juice of two fresh lemons strain. ed into a bott'. containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quartCer pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for a small Jar of the ordi nary cold creams. Care should be taken it to strain the lemon julie through a le fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months.

Every woman knows that qt lemon juice is used to bleach and re. more such blemishes as freckles, salet lowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener, whitener and beautifier. Just try it! Get three ounces of kc orchard white at any drug store and id two lemons from the grocer and make es up a quarter pint of this sweetly fraa grant lemon lotion and massage dail I os the departures for school sun since last week and soon to leave, Shr were Misses Oma and Annie Belle and of Mr. Wilfred Atkins who left Sunday ing fr Baton Rouge to re-enter the L. S.

I. They were joined by Miss Charlh 'T. Butler at Monroe. who also return- Ing to the same school. Misses Camille and Claudia Mc('mithy left it Sunday also to enter school at lh1 eSate Ulniversity.

Miss Luda Reynolds Sunday for Columbia University, New York. OIn Monday Misses Edrie Wimberly and Mary l.ouis Tooke left on No. 2 for Ward-Belmont College at Nashville. Miss Jessie Brown went to Baton Rouge where she will re. InrGard (Tire Reinfomment) Ready to Use Stands Between You and Tire -Trouble Guaranteed Absolutelp BLOW-OUT PROOF Plevent of all Punctures Double Your Tire Mileage Economp and Luxury Combined See the Guarantee.

Not an experiment. Tested proven facts. Sizes to Fit Any Tire For Sale By D. SIPMS I I FOR SALE A of land. at Yellow.

Piine. SLouisiana in subdivisionts of 10, 20 and 40 acines This land being' excellent for farming. One house goes wit eah subdivision. Also the store builling and oflice of the SGlobe Lumber ('onmplny, and the andl they stland on. this being an ideal hIcation for any person de r.

strous of goling into the mercantile business. Will be sold on terms of onefourth (1-4) cash; balance one (1), two (2), and three (3) years with 8 per cent interest on deferred paylents. Call on or address H. C. WALTER, Sibley, La.

OIL LEASES I will pay you from $1.00 to $10.00 an acre for lease on your land, depending upon location. Be sure to get in touch with me and istate what you have, before leassLv ing your land to someone else. SJ. R. Reagan ne Ringgold, Louisiana he Oil Leases he IT WILL BE TO YOUR INII- TERI'WT TO SEE ME BE5 FORE LEA 8 I'kG YOUR Jr LAND.

IH. J. Giddens mr Ringgold, La. 8a The Price It doesn't matter so much You Pay about the price you pay for Drugs as it does the quality you get what you pay. You run no risk either way at this drug store as we handle only best and pur.

est drugs and our pFricS are always right. Phone 76. ity Drug Company sume her studies at the L. S. U.

At Shreveport she was joined by a part: of girls. Miss Susie Ferguson is leaving on Thursday for L. S. U. convicted of the crime of shooting to kill, am applying for pardon.

J. E. McINTYRE. I For business, the dance --and general utility THIERE are three factors that every young 1man should consider in selecting a fall suit. "Dancing clothes" would scarcely do for busi.

ness. "Business clothes" would hardly be in place for evening and Sunday wear. But the good points of all can be combined --and this has been done in our "Bloch's Tailored Clothes." There is in them that substantial quality we prefer in a business suit, and at the same time a style that will meet the demands of the social hour. We have many models and a large number of fabrics from which you can choose-every one a men's suit for men. 'And they are moderately priced.

Come in and see. J. S. McConathy GOOD GROCERIES AT POPULAR PRICES It is not necessary to pay fancy prices for good reliable quality in Groceries. You will find our stocks represenitative of the best qualities and our prices most reasonable.

ELTON BARNl TTE 1," Phone 123 NOTICE Automobile hire is strictly cash. Pay when you get out of ear as I can't reembnler just where you go. F. J. Roberson.

23-2t. cordls of ft. wood. -Apply at I)EMOC('AT OFFICE..