The Lafayette advertiser. [volume], April 21, 1914, Image 3

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t SONGS YoU HAVB -EARD
"Tra iip! Tramp! Tramp"
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Once you've worn a BUQUOR. Suit
you'll be sentenced tor 1ife 'ffh outvnake
of Clothes.
Weesh .over 500 Spring nun S"nwer
Fabrtcapsb why tramp ard ud lbottag hise
whereswhiin we have the very thing you
want right here.
By the way, stripes are all the i' ge this
season. -I"
.l';tý `:I'r*'iL %a '. r ,. +"''r' `" t.-; _ yie ~t he pi1 ae rspeuu nt. with you , 1c vet e .y
whe tiey need cl tisner rtessig.. One best rec.
omniendation is modern machinery andr years of eli
perlence. Remember we are not "tirtiing air experi
mental station." PF- -. C) N 2 ,
TUSEDAY, APRIL 21, 1914.
-6 DShkftartle rtoday on the
nif-cs fort Oploasas to visit Mr.
and Mrs. WialIsh te for : few day.,
siid i dit Waiters' trial.
ab eseriptiens to the La
f Drug Store-you ean depend
on sttUag the pp t edics es pwps
oW 1r Wsb on Noa 1
Nh s Orleans ta d a a .
Sau will
Visiting in Youngatille.
over'th the arrival 'Sunday of a
lnk little baby girL
' atlir Modlo left today for Abbeville.
Dr. N. P. Moss returned Saturday
from attendance at the Teachers'
Codgeention in Shreveport. He left
yesterday for Washington on special
.business and while there will take
advantage of the oalortunity to at4
- the national Mothers' Congree
wthrh will be in session theie .
and. n. Mrs. P. M. Wre tnedStrdaye
terday afternoon r for W asit o sea
tb usiant rewaives taere ill toak
tamdate Popr p nyy
ten the na ;tioaMohetprV Coi res
whp wilb I esontee
t*n' pand Mres.P *M. bWa Ie yes
terwh afternon or Queewh.gg)te.p
l) CL.ASTERS
DENITIST.
aIsitrela ys baked in plat
. tmatrix. The=-only` real porcelaia
ýý stgad this one of the few dental
oariroe th ate prepared to do
linas Of work.
.e *nt rs p t cement
t*st etd h-aImitation of, and
ifs= net he k in ph at
and othis ef the de y deand
sped al q u1ptne't, eit:
mare es tampretlemn
used to axt timn or teeth. and
rtast
Marshal F. M. Lattolas spent SatF
urday in Opelousas attendthg the
Walters' trei.
FOR SAE Genuine Simpkins
Cotton Seed,., Only a few sacks left.
come at 'once. 1`'. O. Broupsard.
Mr, ans Mrs. W. &.TorlanwJr., and
*1aildsam . m s 8nna ar hdga *withb Ms
faithos M. War.. Tor and: anny.
nega far.
h' isuwetporaý. town,
oe 'uteasldir 4-174t
~change i+ t u ibu i*a Iaasrn:;n
GOO -4 ` I 4 m rh
i ,.lýyd e, ..
ie; w ood, coal and feed
UY.P oeuf & Son, phone
4-174tF
High aMki and whippoorwill peas
for fertiliser. I have a good stock.
fi. H. M *iU phonu 64.
For this week only we offer the lat
eate( t if J gbiFod4 at retsseed
prices.--eh hiuleb's.
FO! SALE
Sh atantial Four - room House with
hall and. stables.
10 arpeots of land, 2 miles west of
town,
$1,330 4ash
N. Abramisoni
'SieLceived
1rick, Swiss
and Limbwrger
CIIESES
FRE CAKES
4. ~d.
R L. S. Broussard; school director of
the Fourth Ward, was in town Sat
urday on business.
Theolin Dupuis, an enterprising
farmer from Mouton Switch, was in
town Saturday and reports crop pros
pects very fine with the exception of
cane which is slow in growth and of
poor stand. He predicts a good cot
ton crop.
Eugene Labbe, of the Fifth Ward,
attended court Saturday to testify in.
a succession case of the family.
J. A. Alleman, of Oakbourne plan
tation came to town Saturday on bus
iness.
Contractor Alex Broussard is build
ing for himself a new residence in
Elmhurst and will soon remove
there
Society.
Five Hundred Club.
A business meetinb of the Five
Hundred Club for the purpose of
electing officers, was held Friday af
ternoon with Mrs.. C. J. McNaspy.
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. McNas py who acted. as presi
dept pro tem. Mrs. LeRosen was
elected president and Mrs. Albert
Doacet vise-president. No further
business the meeting adjourned and
the ladies played a number of. very
enjoyable and closely contested,
games in which Mrs, C. J. McNaspy
won every game and. Mrs. Barber won
the next highest number, At. the
conclusion the hostess served, deli
cious fruit punch and cake.
Friday evening Robt. Mouton, Frank
Debaillon, Geo. Crouchet, He4fy Kel.
ly asd Dr. Paul Salles drove rver to'
Broussard on invitation to a fine
cratwfish, frog hnd fish supper, which
Misses Della Billeaud, Alice Melan
con, Ruth and Ann Mouton and Ger
trude Mouton had provided supposed
ly by catching the Ingredients them
selves while they were enjoying a
delightful fishing trip that day. The
boys report the supper just as good
as could be. The evening was de
lightfully spent in conversation,
I music and dancing. It was a. most
pleasant occasion for all the partici
pants.
dlmt Report All Tuberewioldl
l (Pat- Bsitr jftyoudl*sz av
alter trpoft- evet - hre *rPtMMM
miasto the 19ne I Ama atha-t
There is no use of our "bettng
around~the bush." We mtigt.as-well
out wi&t lK sdEwaluaL 1V6
to try oC dI *prCooth de
the nexVes "b pre 4 cda
cold. TI a t1ecekw bsalt
we set 40arowod *o ndlt m et
This -preparltlon by its remarkable
gtres hemu i. w sW'We isrepS
-ti -ad ivs es ywh~i )
W MILLNEIY SiORE'
MISS *. E. DERTHEAUD, PROP.
Twitti- ffe ssshe
1her latest in:
HATS AND' MEILNERY
321 Vermilion St.
( Stand of Heron Millinery
Store.)
Call and see our ele
gant line.
Orders taken for crochet
and embroidery.
Notie
* Notien id hereby given that hint.
tog, fmltidg or' tIrepassinu on' al
place in the sixth ward on- b =sa
Vermilion, is proh'bited under oval,
antv of the law.
4-17-mo. A. C. GUILBEAU.
OfP. TERO!
all kinds of
ELECTRICAL WORK
Promptly and Satisfactorily
done
Reaseiable Prices.
Special Attention
Given IFans
Office in Win. OGrdser's
a' - ouis j
LIL
SUCH A CON VENIENCE-THE SANITARY
White Mountain Refrigerators
After you have one you wouldn't be without it.
Keeps your food so nice and nothing spoils. It
i, truly a comfort,-and so are our
PORCH S H ADES.
Just the thing for summer. Just try one and
see what you have been missing all this time.
Our line of furniture is complete-a specially
good selection of bed room sets now in stock.
Palk Mercantile Co., Ltd.
BANKOF LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE, - LA.
OFFICERS
C Chas. O. Mouton, President J. J. Davidson, Vice-Pres.
JO.. Burry, Oashier Frits Jansen, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS
Wm. Campbell, George Doucet, J. J. Davidson, Gaston Frasoez,
Crow Girard, L. L. Judice, Chas. O. Mouton,
Gus Schmulen, R. O. Young
The Officers and Direetars of this Bank ,n
ft'e your aacount &Ad 'iIff appreeiate
your Bbsiness.
TRIP DOWS
By Maj. Schut z of U. S. Engineers,
With Party of Citizens to Inspect
Bayou.
This morning Major Schultz of the
U. S. Department of Engineers ac
cpmpanied by messrs. F. E. Girard,
Manager Martin, J. P. Colomb and
F. V. Mouton made a trip down the
Vermilion river to Abbeville in order
to demonstrate the feasability of
establishing, regular boat service be
tween Lafayette and New Orleans
and also to ascertain whether the
route of the Intercoastal canal ipight
not profitably be modified by making
use of The Vermilion. A csta1 from
the Teehe to the' Vermilkm at' the
fos. , it; is elatmged. wouii form n
flee conate es ilea dr the te . talas
waterwa , .T? =pa st in smbbr
as to both schemes but re
St it. ba ggl 46rMett
IfRI~lc T f3Ifl
oLk fegud uasumed ei*.n otr
*Awmi Is d" Armand Bonaler
eaded ugtit of disturbiag a psace
le assseblkp07au gam' Aves ddll
Seor SYe%3ws l; Uliton *hPO*dF
3eapcmtgud got $280 jnee .or six
t&sJ 'jafl; Paul PWllerligdi eaded
'aniltre B-e& ar 3d lVin
A OREAT
MANY AUTO (OWNERS
(Of This City Especially)
Think, or Seem to Think That They Can't
Get Their
Tires V-cai z ed
property, unless they send them to New Orleans
to; a other city.
We would appreciate a chance to show theme that
they are mistaken, for we can repair any kind of in
jury which a Tire is subject to, and in such a, mwanner
that' We challenge afybod ', anywh'ere to do better.
"The proof of the pudding is in the eating," so let us
'show you that we mean what 'we say. Ask those who
know us, and they are many, not only in Lafayette, but.
all over the cosntry withia a radius of 75 miles. The
express wagon is at our doer every day with Tires
shipped to us from surrounding towns so this is prcof
that we understaud our btslness.
A Call and see our Plant any way, it won't cost you
anything and visitors are always welcome.
A. J. BOINNETT,
-Gt Laf yte,-La.
jail. The case of the State versus
Felicien Jones incest, was called, a
jury impanneled, with Atty. Kennedy
representing the defendant. Case
still pending as we go to press.
TWO AUTOS SOtl
Milger 13igats of 4Me;..Iafayette
Motbz , " Co. last 'Sat i7 eiv
ed tl* e hew di'e land rf ciold
two-one to Mr. Harold Demanade
and the other to Dr. J. F. Mouton.
These cars are in great favor and no
doubt repres4nt the best on the mar
ket.
Died.
Mrs. E. L. Villere, nee Elina Ab.
badie, aged 55 yearen and 5 months;
died at her home on Midison sti'eot,
this morning at 3:40 o'dfiVc after a
long and` linfd1' iltfess. 1tirea4aed
Was a woman of gentleness aid rb
fnementfandeptisseued manly ttidk of
nbble Soutkrerj "'*b artlitettd. A f th
ful wife; At~aft' ikteneot A l, her
osurwff~pro-a'.a#fiv f&liAM
.., . childrea. Thmfl eIU~aw are
naf mes of the Wlbeave* dlbdirdef
Mrs. 3. F. Tanner, Mission, Texas;
. A Villere, bgltlblagram ~LiC.; Jno.
*Iiere, BaWo P1ah*;; Misses
I..le, YoliA, ai Anna
tie of La~ydit* fils funeral
*llb-ake placd& t. '&ilbIf#At 5: 30
lcjock at St. John's Catholic church.
ATE FAIR PICTURES TO BE
d oo aovan i 3 d.sdet £ el
Lhururday, April 23, Seont:dg
ho pl of Shreveport will be hewS'
arigqggwith Managr :Par
the Jefferson of various events at the
Fair such as horse races, automobile
and motor cycle races, drummers' pa
rade, stock and stock winners' pa
rade, crowds, baby show, etc. These
pictures are very interesting and
ought to appeal to our people here
because we have a Fair of our own
and it has been a good Fair. There
will be no extra charge that evening
for admission.
kerson to show moving pictures at
For Burned Hands.
For the burns, inore or less sever%
that happen so frequently in the
kitchen, it is well to keep on hand
there a bottle filled with equal parts
of linseed oil and limewater. Shake
the lhftle well before application, and,
kDep'thk burned parts from the air by
oU~5ing with lint or soft linen.
Bids Wanted.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Su'
pervising Architect's Office, Washing
ton, D. C., April 6, 1914.-Sealed pro.
posals will be opened in th!s office
at. 3 p. in., May 18, 1914, for the eon.
struet'on complete (including me-.
cbanical equipment, lighting fixtures
and approaches) of the United States
post office at Lafayette, La. One
story and basement building; ground,
area 3,8$O square feet; non-fireproof'
construction; stone and stucco-facing;
tin roof, Drawings and specification
may be obtained from the custodian
of the site at Lafayette, La., or at
this offce. O. Wenderoth, Supervis
ing Architect.
MEX. 6. BROUSSARDx
Contractor and Builder.
Estlmetes Furnished on All Kindi
or Work.
?HONK 414. P. O. BOX 83i
PAMJ F. GILBEAU
PRESSING
and
CLEANING
I K mow H ow.
AnsPAcTISIT 6UARANTEEB
Ad Get My .iNcer
Before Ordering
p g AM U 011I
@&sI~I3 Mo.
I
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The Fan for
the Home
A special six - blade model
called the "Residence Type. '
Ideal for home use-for library,
bedroom or living room.
Emersor'Residence'Fans
have silent powerful motors,
built for quietness. They are
fans to live with.
Station'aryor oscillatingstyles_
Five -year factory guarantee,
with both. See them.
I ALSO HANDLE THE WESTING.
HOUSE AND GENERAL ELECTRIC
FANS. SEE ME BEFORE PLAC
ING YOUR ORDER. PHONE 533.
E. A. SCHUMACHER,
The Electrician
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Agent
COLUMBIA MAZDA LAMPS.
COAL WOOD
Geo. A. DeBlanc,
Office and Yard Near Depot.
Telephone 69.