The St. Mary Banner du lieu suivant : Franklin, Louisiana • 3

Vl f.iiSV*' st tv La. FEB. 17, 1917. Council will hold its session on next iff c. Baker was a busijPJitor to New Orleans sevethis week Hr ipnid JtfOrleMS tod Mrs' H.

Bi ikealey are carnival season in tvre st oae comfort 10 the shortest month of the note with regret that puty twrlff Arthur Martel is n.fined 0 with an attack of flannah Krescen-. of Wis, Mrs Ben Mider, LlbH oiece, Miss Hose Miller. guests on Wednesday IdtofMrs. chas ot. season for hunting ud trapping closed on the 15th Lgt, tld the Conservation will enforce the law ri mly tgainst all violators HoUW the adv.

of the P. W. Tttvbridgr Auto Company in this at the Banner relative to the jjyeoeeiD price of the Chalmers Jh after March 1st Before purchasing elsewhere mU ob Neil McNeil's 5 and 10 Mardi Gras and bah will be given at the JuBaou 8 i Kina on fue-day Pen 20 mldren's bill in tbtcTen ngf' 3 6 o'clock. Patterson, February IbeClficLesgu of that town will bold third aunutI cirnival bUm us.it carnivil iMtjqu, and this year it promt ses be better. Mr Henry W.

our poDllir Assessor, nas i-n absent 111 kirk from bis -ffice in Mor2 fjity and Pauer-ou, atteud- tf duties appertain ug to his -Htoext ex imination of white ippllaBBts for teacher's c-rciflSMB be held in the St. Mary Outrai High School building in hnklio ou 26.27 and 28. Mdooiored applicants on March Tloware, graniteware, crockery. at Neil McNeil's 5 aud 10 Ml store. Wcbad a v-ry pleasant 11 on Wednesday of week from Mr.

C. King, mm-igi 'g editor of the City ii.y Review. Cell again, frieud Ki wh nev lei are in Frank in. You will livaysfind ire iaich-striug of the on the out-ide and a real, IMBioe welcom- fn the editor when you Mre.Laura Delahoussaye, widow eftfee late Captain James C. Murtby.

died in New Orleans on the and was buried in tveiling. Mrs Mltyhy was a member of one of most highly respected Oteolefamilies of the Parish. The btt-sayes came hgre from during the early years of and were among utmost in making its history a lady of the Old Sou ti. IWAHd, modest, gentle, Mdths ariuj. influence of her drew to her the love who knew her.

To the beWlTed relatives the Banner tendm Its deepest and truest symin their loss aud sorrow. For Tinware go to Neil McNeil's Bthd 0 store, A very interesting decision the Supreme Court Monday. It gives emphasis ipublicity to the existence of a I old as our jurisprudence, I parents may be held for the illegal acts of their It was iu regard to the of two boys wh were using a bjuBda the public streets, which trary to the law; and one of ditch urged the rtfle and and accidentally negro boy. The parents dead boy sued the parents koye thus violating the law, feeovered damages to the of five thousand dollars should tne parents of Children and tbpprtciate. the fact that ttiey are Bible jr the criminal acts children.

Money to Lend on Real 8t. Mary Building Patterson La. XntifO ex-iinin itioti of white for teacher'd certifiCites wtli b' held in the St. Geutrnl High Sch Building in IFrauklin ou Maren 26, 27 and 28, Colored applicants ou March ol) and 31. Examiuation of teachers upon the books of the Heading Course will be held Saturday, March 24.

Your attention is called to the recent laws governing the examinaiion of applicants for teacher's certificates. aduates of approved institutions are longer exempted from all subjects except theory aud art of teaching. They are either exempt from all subjects, or they must earn a teacner's certificate through an examination on all subjects. D. N.

Foster, Superintendent. Episcopal Church. Sunday, Feb. 17, 1917 Holy Commuuion 7:30 a Sunday School 9:45 a. ra Serv ce with Sermon 11 a.

m. Vespers with Litany 5 m. Wednesday, February 21. (Ash Wednesday) Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. Vespers 4:30 p.

m. Lenten services wili be announced from the Church. Neil McNeil's 5 and 10 cent store has novelties of all kinds Give us a call. The oearly fire loss of Louisiana three milliou, three hundred thousand dollars. Sixty per cent of this waste is easily preventable.

We regret to learn that Mrs. Judge A. C. Allen has been quite ill with lagrippe. We are glad to announce, however, that she is better now.

and sincerely hope that she will speedily cover her health. A recent di-patch from New Orleans says: "Mi mbers of the Southwestern Associated Press soci ition aud the Tri-State Associated Press at a joint meeting here yesterday endorsed action taken yesterday by the Southern Publishers' association in sending telegrams to senators in the southern states urging them to oppose any proposed increases in secoud class postage rates." Methodist Church. MorniDg Service, 11 a. m. Evening Service, 7:30 p.

m. Sunday School, 9:45 m. Epworth League, 6:45 p. m. service, 7:30 p.

m. A cordial invitation to all. H. N. Harrison, Pastor.

to The body of a large whale was found on the eh of Pelican Island, in the Gulf of Mexico, that forms a irt of the Parish of Iberia. It is a huge body, meaeuring at least sixty feet in length Large whales are seldom seen in the Gulf, even iu the deepest part The wonder of It is that'a monster of this hugeness could reach this place, where the waters are so shallow, because over two miles out from the place wh re the whale was fouud the waters of the Gulf ure only six feet in depth About a year ago the body of a large whale washed ashore at Last Island; but there the waters of the Gulf are much deep and it was fouad after a severe storm. The Times-Picsyune' cf last Friday published a picture of the whale found at Pelican Island with three men walking on its back, which Ihows the dimensions of this huge sea monster. WANTED To buy a good, gentle horse, not less than 15 1-2 hands high nor over 8 years old. Would not care to pay more than $100.00.

Apply to Pete Cherry, Garden City, La. NOTICE. I will apply for a parole at the next meeting of the Board of Parole. Dan Bknjimen. Jan.

19, 1917. For Sale or Rent. Cherry Bank Plantation, one mile from Bayou Sale Station, containingB40 acres. Three hundred acres high land. Ten cabins; large residence in good repair.

For particulars address T. F. Frere, Franklin, La. TO THE PUBLIC We are quested by Mr. Walter S.

Berwick, Con- rvation Agent, to publish the following letter, which speaks ior it-eif Department of Conservation New Orleans, Feb 6, Mr. Walter S. Berwick, Franklin, La Dear Sir. This Department has for seme time been disseminating i due tional propaganda ncerning the Conservation Laws of the State. The people have had ample opportunity to beome with the various statutes on the r-ubjec; and the rules aod regulations of this Department.

From now on, you will be expected to have rigidly enforced all laws on tne subject matter. There will be no further tolerance of any violations, and you will promptly arrest and make charges against all those who are guilty of the non-observance of same. We particularly call your attention to the fact that no trapping is permited aiter F'ebruary and all traps mu-t be taken up by that time. However, furs that have been legally taken dating the open season may be sold, or disposed of in any manner, if properly tagged, at any time during the year. We call your attention to th fact that the season for killing wild waterfowl closes February 15.h, and the only game permitted to be killed is quail March 1-t; snipe until trch 15 and turk ey gobblers until March 1st Please ackuow edge reC'ip' of this letter saying that you thoroughly understand the contents thereof.

Yours very truly, W. Alexander, mmissiouers. ALL TIRED OUT Hundred More in Franklin in the Same Plight. Tired ail the Weary and worn out night and day; Back aches; head aches. Your kidneys are probably weakened.

You should help them at their work. Let one who knows tell you how. Mrs V. J. Lottiuger, Myrtle Houma, says: "My kidneys and bladder were disordered.

I suffered almost constantly from backache and my kidneys caused much annoyance. My nerves were unstrung and the least exertion played me out. Doan's K'dney Pills wete recommended so highly that I began using them. The first box brought a great change for the better in my condition. I took severr.l b' xes and was rid of the trouble.

That was over ten years ago and have had very little bother from my kidneys since." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney Doan's Kidney same that Mis. Lotttugcr had. (Jo. I Buffalo, Y.

I LIST OF MAN LEITERS Remaining iu ibe Franklin Postoffice for the wei'U ending Feb 17, 1917. A1 bares, Arvy Anthony, N. Chtimbers, Jesse W. Lucille Doherty apt. Dupre, Adolph Edwards, F'rauces Forston, Geo W.

Franklin. Emma Griffin, D. B. Jackson, Pricilla Jackson. Andrew Jones, Steve Jones.

Lizzie Johnson, Elizabeth Joyner. L. C. Kelly, Real Le Blaue, Hobt. Laue, Gus Morton, Ada Miller, Inez Moore, L.

I). Perkins. Anna Pette, Tom Pope. Maxie Parker, Grant Roh. chaux.

Mrs U. Sloans, Henry Soiiier, Jop Smith, Eimer Shringer, N. D. Thomas, Irene Tiifloiin, Lena Yerline, ennie Washington. Job White, Hinds Williams, Hardy Wright, Margate! Tn calling for the above letters, please say advertised.

T. V. FRERE. P. M.

is Salesman Wanted To sell lubricating oil, grease, specialties and paint. Part or whole time Commission basis until ability is established. Permanent position and wide field when qualified if desired. Man with rig preferred. Riverside Refining Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

Attend th; Grand AT THE JACKSON Skating Rink, TUESDAY," FEB' 20. Children's Ball from 3 to 6 o'clock. Grand March 4 o'clock; admission 10c. Adult's Ball, 8 o'clock. Grand March 9 o'clock.

Admission '25c. Prizes awarded for liest costume and best group. Grip, No Leak. No Creep. UOCO Sell-Vulcanizing Fabric Patch, For Auto and Motor Cycle Inner Tube and Casing Repairs.

Will not Slip in the Hottest of Weather. flic Patr.li lint Saais (lie IILOW-Oli. Prices $1.00 and $1.75. For inform ition riug V. PONTIFF.

Auent St. Marv Parish. I Phone 226-W. Franklin, La. DR.

J. W. ABEL, DENTIST OFFICE AT HOHE, 159. Franklin, La The Hen That Lays is the hen that pays. If she not lay.

kill her, hut before you kill her give her B. A. Thomas' Poultry Remedy twice a day for a week, and then you will not her for she will he paying you a prolit. It not only manes hens lav but it is a remedy for Cholera, ltoup, an 1 G.ioes. We guarantee it to cure or we refund your money, F'or sale bv Citv Grocery.

For Sale. Free from red seed rices: Carolina Honduras. (Very prolific.) Arkansas Honduras. River and Teche Honduras. Improved River Blue Rose.

La. Pearl. The largest yielding rice on the market today. Early Prolific. Wateri Japan.

The above rices are guaranteed to De free of red, aud up to the standard weights; also to stand highest germanation test. Will submit samples on qua-t. Write or phone L. J. BARROW, New Iberia, La An ami un it of lu Dr.

Conrad O'Niell DENTIST Office: Gates Building, 2nd Floor Office Phone 96 Residence Phone 90 FRANKLIN, LA. NOTICE I will apply for a pardon at the next regular meeting of the Board of Pardons. Alex. Lyons. Feb.

9, 1017. at al 1 a of ANTE NoAn mj inv iting the 1 uirili tiii nt tliP 1 'nri'h of Mary, i into i. iiin.l ill-tro andap11.1111'.tm' a hoard lsurs thereof. )i li'MIrmt til" i-i ill-, of Vet No. 1 3 of (ii-norai of Louisiana for tiipjvar It.

au i aim luifil bv Act No. 1 the General Assembly of Louisiana for ear Ite it or i.line.i to till' Jury of the i'h of St. Mate of l.musi ilia, in regular -sion that: That portion of tl, Furi'li oi St. Marv, known ami lie-lgnat-al a- the Fourth Want of the Parish of st. Marv.

i escribed is follows: ''Tim 1 nt ii Parish of St. Mary, State Loi isiaiut. hounded ao rami Lake lid by the Bayou ami A trim fa lav a Ii iys, ami embraced within the to lowing istern and western liiiuml; rv Inn -s, it: istel'l bouti'i ary line to commence un 11 el Lak at tti northwest corner of alum Flui talion. thence to run ill a soiii In-h ectl 11 along the western hound. line of the Caiumet Plantation until iiw.it IVchc is reached, thence West, ni, 'll 1 nth shore of Bayou Teche mtil elm hound try line of it all oo.l mr at 11 is reache 1.

thence erossii Bn. IVc te a southerly dlreel ion al mg esteru Imundary line of amvooil a 11 ta 1 and the eouiiiiualion ot said ii ic uiiit 1 said 1 tie reaches tha towns! lue hiMvw 1 ownshii) Iti, S. R. lu Eus and i mi usine Hi, S. IL 11, East, thence foil.

wimr said township line south mill ii rearin' Little Bayou Wax. thence west lv aloi the south shore of Little liay.m a to Belle Isle Lake, tIn-nee ttlong the eastern shore of said lake ami tho ugh a-v Lake Pass to the Atehatalava 15 iV. I lie western hminilai line to ennmence at the southeast corner of the property formerly belonging to J. Kinsley on Lake, running west from thence to the northwest corner of Justine Piaulalion, thence southerly along the western boundary line of Justine i'lantatiou to the Estate of T. I Foster, thence westerly al ng the south boundary line of the old -p mi'll tirant', comprising land now to J.

Wan eu Foster until there la reached the southeast corner of Seel ion 1 Townsh.p K. Id East, thence -out it westerly along a straight line drawn from ill it Point Bayou Bay, reaching Bayou 'ale in the south centre of Section of. Township lo, s. K. i), East." be, and the same hereby created aud organized into a District, be known and designated as Iload District, No.

2, of the Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana. 2. Be it further ordained, that Oscar Boudreaux, member of the Police Jury of said Fourth Ward; John Claussen, memoer of the School Board of said Fourth Ward; and fssac S. Wo ister, a resident taxpayer and qualified elector of said Fourth Wiird, he.

and they are hereby named, des-gnated and appointed as a Board of Supervisors of said Road District No. 2, with all such powers and authority vested in said ifoavd of Supervisors under act No 183, of Assembly of the Stale of Louisiana for the year 1914. and the amendments thereto of Act No. 199, of the General Assembly of Louisiana, for the year 1916. Provided, that said Road District No.

2, through its Board of Supervisors, shall not have jurisdiction or control over the present model road, or the right or authority to close or abandon any public road which has been established by the Police Jury of the Parish of St. Mary, within the limits of said Fourth Ward. Skc. 3 Be it fui ther ordained, that all ordinances in conflict with this ordinance, he, aud the same are hereby repealed. Adopted at the meeting held February 7 1917.

(Signed) Chas. N. Frost, President. (Signed) R. Emmett O'nikll, Secretary.

Southern Faciffic Schedule WEST BOUND. No. 1 7:41 p. No. 5 10:20 a.

No. 7 3 .22 p. No. 9 3 :05 a. No.

11 11:33 p. EAST BOUND No. 2 7:04 a. No 6 12:19 p. No.

8 3:59 a. No. 10 3 :02 p. No. 12 2 :47 a.

BRANCHES: Cypreuaort Branch Arr. Dep. 3:40 p. F. A.

Brauch 10:45 a. Dep. 2:00 p. Yeur Notice. We, the undersigned Bakers of the town of Franklin, hereby agree to close our bakeries at 1 o'clock 011 Sunday evening.

Our patrons will take due notice thereof, and purchase bread on Sunday morning to ru them until Monday morni g. Z. J. M' ETON, A NDuKV. SCIIOKNSTEIN, Oh as.

J. Migeot. Fraaklio, La Feb. 19i7,.