Mr. Wathen dnoved that the appoint
ments made by the mayor be oonfirmed
for the time being, until it were positively
determined by whom the committees
should be named, the mayor or the coun
cil, when further action could be taken.
At this junt'ure dos. N. Gisclard, town
treasurer, arrived and was sworn in by
Notary B. J. Vega.
Mr. LeBlanc stated that- under the cir
cumstances he thought the wisest eourae
to pursue would be to adjourn the meet
ing until some future date.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Schroe
der, and, being put by' the mayor, was
carried by a unanimous vote.
ALFRED LANDRY, Secretary.
Children
As you watch the children in your home, creepin
today, walking tomorrow, and ,ust learning to talk the
childish prattle, do you realize that in a few short years
they must be prepared to enter upon the -serious 'wiork
and duties of life !I
The proper home training means a great deal to the
child's future. Good habits formed in youth make the
man stronger. ,r
The vale e, uses and care of money, is one over
which habit ha' great control in every person. A grow-.
ing child who plossesses a growing bank account is
: forming habits of thrift. The ability to save, to, spend
. less than one earns,. is one. of the first requirements in f
the make-up of the success~ l business man..
We would urge you tosee that your chilidren have a
- savings account with this bik.: Start with $1::. :.
8 BANK OF DONALDSONVILLLE.
The Bank that Appreciates Your Patronage
The OAKS STOCK FARM Q.fers
the Stud Services of
SYMBOL MED I
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