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Algerines at Law. . . ..- . . . . . . IN ADMIRALTY. August tl, habh.l s .'St,.a:i,.r I. C Iturlett . lilt of i n','+ n,:- of o)uullut & WVilliamu-. tl",, E. ilot ar.I M c('a l, .b. I 'ro tm s tI " r it, rsc .i r ACCOUNTS FILED. ithe Su. , 4 , ,,,, 'r '-, ri' " W ". .rt |ll ,+: I" ;, t.' ". .I';. , liitjnt.,.. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs. t,ilb . " 1 ,." l t -, ,r .1',!: 1- Ito . ,t ,", " ~. 't . ,. '. 'N : ". Vrtonlkflln and lbi.i " ., ., '- ,.t -, -1i' ,' Samllll! 'll.,dii k , 1 il, to i urmar Icon est". 1. I S ,, lot .h," ks,,':, Fraf tkliin, lot , : a:,i :lonro,, $,-~, , a s h 1 1 - 1 ;, '1 i 4 I'urha-,-r to \iss 1":a ituli,-k. am. pr"II t" r:.I, ~,l II., '.LnUs lit n 'dict. John II *'t.;ath to lb. vrly Mlo.-,ly, wo0 lots, Pul 11li, t loatl and 1,,"e.sburg sxr* ,t, $17.4) act h Peter. . Mrs. J.ulia I ;,.r..orf et at to The Board of 1.\1. , (ComInissioners, Or leantIs Ie. . . list: i(,t. portion in MlI ellanvill. , about t wo tile.s below Canal stri.et ferry landing, $.;1o r.ash PERSONALS. (Continued from page 1) Mrs. II. Itrow n, ,orner Pelican Ave. and Seg, ill st reet. Itlsines~ of itl portance. On Sunday, .irs. \. arI rn Sheiphard pr-sentedthd hi hlluKbanid ith a sweet latl. girl. iHtth mother .11,1d child are doing 1 i, 4ly. Miss V'.I.na IIlton is spending a we.k with her aunt. Mrs. l'i, rn,. of Seguin stree.t. .Jos'eph Fath, th," fourteen-year-old son of Mrs. Chris Fath. t2' Ilouny street, and a former pupil of the In fant Jesus College, Gretna, has gone to the St. Iteneli .t Seminiary, St. lon edh-t, L.a., to study for the pri.-st hood. We wish inllt success in his studies. Miss Lillian Holton returned home, after a pleasant vacation spent with her cousin. Marguerite Spahr, of 441 Bouny street. On Sunday, Sept. 12. little 1ke, Ca sey entertained her little friends and playmates in honor of the anniver sary of her birth. Mrs. Luke Gillen has closed her summer home at Bay Adam for the season. Mrs. A. Sanborn left Tuesday for Empire, where she stay until Sun day. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Graf will regret to learn that they have both been quite sick. bliss Ardath McNeely returned from Mandeville, after enjoying a de lightful visit. Misses Leona and Mamie Koenig left Tuesday morgng for Lafayette to spend a while. Master George Munsterman, after spending the summer with his par ents in Buras, La., has returned to Algiers to resume his studies. Company , . R., W.R., W. \V., left Tuesday for the encampment at Gulf port, Miss. Miss May Perkins spent the week end with her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Ab bott. Mrs. llafkebring and grandchil dren returned from liazlehurst, where they spent the summer months. Miss Vivian Meuntier was the week end guest of Miss Ada Malone. Mrs. W. L. Bratsen and two daugh ters, Charlotte and Agnes, have re turned to Galveston, after spending some time with Mrs. Ed Yalets. Mrs. Jesie Summers and daughter have returned from Mobile. Master Philip Guidry is home, after a visit to Lafayette, La. Mrs. A. Seiward, of 840 Elmira Ave., presented her husband with a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Moseley have returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lae are receiv ing congratulations on the arrival of a baby boy. Orange Grove No. 9. Woodmen Cir cle, will meet Thursday. Business of importance will be transacted. Every member is requested to attend. Mrs. Waller-is expected home from Bay St. Louis, Saturday, after spend ing the summer there. Miss Eunice Muntz returned Sunday, after a delightful stay at Waveland, Miss. Mrs. T. V. Casanova and Miss Sophie Casanova will leave Saturday for Pan. ama Louis Guillaud left for Baton Rouge to attend the Louisiana State University. The euchre, lotto and dance which was given by Orange Grove No. 9 at the Jeferson Democratic Club. Gret a, was a decided success. The home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sten ger was brightened by the arrival of a baby girl. The collections for the diocese of Galveston, due to the earnest appeal of Archbishop Blenk, amounted to $1,900.51. The offerings in the city churches amounted to $879.67, the Holy Name of Mary and the Church of the Immacullate Conception being the heaviest contributors. The money will be used In the Galveston diocese tar repslriag damaged convents, hos pital. and other lnstitutions. The Herald Is ina recelpt of a post Augeles. Clibraa. In which she em. darned a pletrage etme et tehe ugut I I'l;ns Ito(lic·k et al. I mincors) to acnat.l itdick 't al., int.. etc., lot -I I II, , N un.. i loner and Te-he, $1 :': ;.: c a.,,h--l ,t rt. BUILDING PERMITS. .lln A:\,no ,l. o,5 ,r and bluilder: aIni, s ia ilt additionl., : M27 Morgan, I' : t!' itt l l h , i't. £ '.Is M.rs .11. Ieraydtcn, owner and build Sr ' 1:, Nunet'z, near Socrates, $20. I.. Willis. onn r anti builder; sin , ,onl-story frani· u slated residence. . c 1a it l. , car liBr oklyn, $:e,'. WILLS. rTh notarial will ot Mrs. Louise It ih lhr. as idow of Antoine Marechal, ide.lares ,he leavtes four children, and I "he gives to her two daughters the I dlposable portion allowed by law, less the building at 1205 Teche .tr.e-t, which is given to her grand daughter, Jennie Bollet. All of her personal effects. consisting of furni ture and jewelry, go to her grand daughter. G;ertie Marie Marechal. Justine Marechal Salles is made ex ectutrix. cafes in that thrifty town. The cafe boasts of one hundred thousand dol lars worth of beautiful paintings. We also have a postcard from Mr. S. Marcianti, who is visiting his daugh ter. Mrs. A. Cordonia, at that place. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thorning and family have returned, after summer ing at Mandeville. l)r. Hlarry E. Nelson is making a visit in the northern towns, stopping at Baltimore. Washington and New York C('ity. It, will return to take up his practice again about tife 30th of this month. Miss (Grace lennox has returned, after a pleasant two weeks' visit to Miss hnez Irving at G;rant mercy, l.a. BASEBALL RECORDS. Some Facts That Will Interest All Lovers of the Game. The greatest number of bases on balls in a single season were given by Amos Rusle of the New York National league club in 1892. His total was 261. Adrian C. Anson in the sixteen sea sons between 1876 and 1892 played in 1,582 games and made 2,252 hits. His grand average for the entire sixteen seasons was .344. A world's record no hit contest was played at Winchester, Ky., May 10, 1900, when in a Blue Grass league championship game Winchester de feated Lexington 1 to 0. The battle went seventeen innings, and not a hit was made off Toney, the Winchester twirler, who fanned nineteen men. A record for speed in playing a regu lation nine Inning game was hung up Sept. 19, 1910, at Atlanta, Ga., on the last day of the Southern league season, when the Atlanta and Mobile teams finished a full contest into thirty-two minutes. In 1880 eight "called balls" entitled a batter to first base. This r as re duced to seven In 1882. to six in 1885, to five in 1.87 and to four in 1889. The Knickerbocker club of New York adopted the first baseball uniform in 1849. It was blue and white. In a game played July 22, 1900. be tween the Quakers and Reds Cincin nati did not make a single assist, the Philles going out on files or strikes. Ed A. Coewey in Leslie's. SLIPS OF THE TONGUE. One of Them Told a Bishop a Truth He Didn't Care to Hear. The misguided old lady who would persist in misapplying words with lu dicrous results is as much among us today as she was when Sheridan wrote of her in his play, "The Rivals," two centurles ago. One dear old lady re cently inquired of a well known pro fessor whether soda water should be written as two separate words or with a siphon between. A well known bishop who is very stout tells the story of a maidservant who had been instructed to address the prelate as "your eminence." Im agine his horror, however, when the girl dropped a courtesy to him one morning with the words. "Yes, your Im mense!" An American policeman became fa mous for his slips of the tongue. He used always to explain to recruits that "Third avenue ran paralyzed to Lex ington," and on one occasion he proud' ly stated that he never paid any at tention to "unanimous" letters. A zealous temperance worker used to hare a habit of confiding to her friends that certain persons were "adapted" to drink, while another gen tleman in a mixed moment once asked a friend to open the window and "putrefy" the air.-London Spectator. Just Like a Comet. A well known astronomer and math ematiclan was on his way home one evening after having spent an hour or two in an observatory looking through a telescope at a comet. Directly opposite him in the car sat a man with a loud voice, whose mis Information concerning comets would harve supplled the material for a libra ry and who appeared to be talking for the benefit of the passengers. The as tronomer listened patiently for a time, then be said in a low tone to the man sitting next to him: "Our friend on the other side of the aisle reminds me somewhat of a comet hlmelf." "How so?" "He i emptying his bead to make a bag tale."-Youth's Companion. Itelmetmet Lek. Isalk i as amee#rtla erfre. It dsmia't alwa~ feel lik reuspeig o I em imsr--4ci allitl ]u UNCLAIMED LIST. List of unclaimed letters remaining at Station A, New Orleans (La.) Post office, for the week ending September 16, 19115: Ladies--Bura, Mrs. Luke: Johnson, Miss Perlin; Johnson, Mrs. Mary; Lauman. Mrs. A.r Moore, Missie; Og den, M1iss Elsay; Smith, Mrs. K. A.: Schlumbrecht, Mr. and Mrs.; Vestard. Mrs. (;Gentliemen -i'oret, .\. (.; Gartman. C. M.: IHlarper. Alex _'1: Peters. C. ' . itts o, Sa . M isc·ellaneous DIaughters of Isa Ihella: Prof. 11. Ivory. J(.OSl, l'lI VOF(;T(LE. l'ostmaster. .I(S. W1 . I .\ NIEI, Superinteundentl '.1III) (OF TH,.ANKS. \e wi~h to extend our sincelre gratitude to our neighbors and friends for their kindness and sym pathy shown during the illness and death of our dear mother. Mrs. Wm. C'rane; especially to Rev. T. J. Lar kin, Rev. A. A. Walls, S. M., Drs. King, Babin and Lowe; Miss Mangi aracina, Mrs. l)uchien and also to the many who sent beautiful floral of ferings. HER C'HILDREN. Mr. J. Brune and his family desire through this medium to extend their heartfelt thanks for the many favors and kindnesses shown them during the illness and death of Mrs. J. Brune. Before her death Mrs. Brune expressed a desire that her friends be thanked in this way for the num berless considerations and kindly acts offered to her and her family. McDonoghville Coal Co. CAPT. V. F. ESP CE. S a., anapl TECHE aid BRINGIER STREETS DEALERS In PITTSUIOS, CALUIA, RED ASH Ali COONIA -COAL Phm., Algiers 30-W McIONcgvIIe,. La. HARRIS' Ice Cream The Cream of Quality Made from the Finest Products Obtainable. 1300 Dryades St. Phone Jackson 1080-1081 I SUNSET ) CITY TICKET OFFICE s2 s.t chststee Phma MNa 4027 THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS. Inexpensive -- Brings Quick Results -- ffectil Give a trial for Articles lost, Houses For Rent or Sale, Household Articles for Sale, Spe al i,'t ices, Etc.. your Business. Minimum charges for single insertions 25 cents, better prices for the month a8,d special rates tracts of 6 and 12 months. RULES TO GOVERN CONTBST AL.. ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO LA.ERK TIIAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR ANSi ER MUST BlE ON. A t'AR!) (OF PIE( E OF PAPER N) )T .AR(ER TIIAN AN 'RDINARV POSl CARD AND YO(" S11)O1 I.I) \\ RITE ON TIlE CARD AS FolI.LOWS O)NLY: FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS. -Eit ND, IIE MISSI'EI.I.E WR I)D. TIIIRI. TIlE NAME OF TIlE ADVERTIS MENT IN \\llt'HI IT APPI'I'EARED. IliE MISSPEL.LEI)D \ORD CONTEST APPI.IES cNLY 14 OU'R (I.ASSIFIED (COLIU.MNS AT PRE.sENT ON PAGE 8 ALL cc)RREt T ANS\\ERS ARE DEPOSITEI) IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THE PRIZES IN TIIE ORDER IN WHICH THEY ARE DRAWN. MISSPELLED WORD In our last issue, any number of words were sent in as misspelled, principal among which was the word theater. A look in the dictionary will show that the word is correctly spelled either theatre or Itheater. Among others were several proper names such as Kraus and O'Keeffe. The misspelled word, however, ap peared in the ad of It. B. Benton & Sons, 220 S. Liberty St. It was demi John misspelled deme-john. Those w ho succeeded in finding it were Miss Margaret Dilzell, 232 Vallette St., Miss Leda Villavaso, 538 Pacific avenue and Hart Schwarzenbach, 414 DIelaronde St. Each receives a box of Jacob's ('andy. Told Her About It. Eugene attended the wedding of his Aunt Nan, which to(,k place in church. The bridegroom and b,.t man were waiting at the altar for the bride, who was slowly advancing up the aisle. to the strains of the wedding march, when Eugene's childish treble sounded clearly: "Hurry up, Aunt Nan, Mr. Abbot's waiting for you." Loved Daddy, Too. Pinning a flower on my little four year-old boy's suit on mother's day, I said to him: "You must wear this rose today to show that you love your mother, Edward.' In a little while he returned to me, saying: "Mother, please pin another rose on me so peo ple will know I love my daddy, too." Exchange. Some Comfort. A dispute between a nurse and a patient isn't likely to be nearly so se rious for the patient as a dispute be tween his doctors.- Spokesman Re view. Crafty Editor. A Virginia editor threatened to pub lish the name of a certain young man who was seen hugging and kissing a girl in the park unless his subscription to the paper was paid up in a week. Fifty-nine young men called and paid up the next day, while two even paid a year in advance. LARGEST IN THE SOUTH LET H. DUVALLE New Orleans' Only Decorator Do Your Decorating "The Man Who Knows How" 4217-4219 MAGAZINE ST. Phone Uptown 1543 New Orleans 2-17-16 DENTISTS. DR. O. J. TRAPPEY, DENTIST. Office Commercial Germania Building, 501 Patterson Street, Alliers Residence 1814 St. Charles St. Phone Jackson 534 12-30-15 ATTORNEYS Phones Main 200S-2680 Hours 3 to 5 p. m. EDWIN I. MAHONEY Lawyer 416 Godchaux Bldg. 7-7-1a Phone M-2732 Notary in 0fce. JOSE A. MORALES, Lawyer, Room 9 Hicks Bldg. 316 Baronne N. O. La. 3-4-16 L DE POORTER, Attorney at Law 910 Hibernia Bank Bldg. Phone Main 2235 3-24.16 DIVORCES Accidents, bankruptcies, successions and real estate. All cases handled promptly. Address P. O. Box 689. 3-34-16 FOR SALE ONE coal heater in perfect condition. Used only three months. Apply 407 Pelican Ave. Itp House, 214 Delaronde st., for sale, either furnished or unfurniahed. Apply 214 Delarnde St. -3JO-15 TWO FINRE BUILDINGo LOTS CORNER OF SUMNER AND HOMER STREETS, SIZE ABOUT (I15 FEET, ACROSS STREET FROM LAUMAN RESIDENCE RECENTLY BURNED. WILL SELL NOR S.U IF SALE CAN SE MADE IR 0 DAYS ADDRESS 1511 LEVIN ST ALEX ANDRIAu LA., OR 0 E VRRET S8. DOUBLE Cottage, four rooms each side, with sewerage; 425-427 Vallette street For information apply to Mrs. L J. Hotard, 249 Belleville St. 9-30-15 AUTOMOBILES WM. DANNER & SON, 115 Elk Place. Phones, Main 4341 and Galves 7S9-W. Vulcanizing, tire repairing. Goodrieht Good year, U. S. and Lee pacture.proof tires in stock. Specialties and accessores. 11-415 BARBER COLLEGES MEN TO Jt.AR wARDNR TRADL mite. . . ub, Il 5Ide s ROO(MS TO RENT. -i NEW CENTRAL HOTEL, Carnndelet and Julia-Rooms $2.0 week up. NI( E..Y FULRNISHED ROOMS, FOR gentiemen, hot bath, and telephone. Apply t35 Carondelet. Jan. 13-16 SANITARY ROOMS FOR RENT. 313 Belleville Street. 1-7-16 SPECIAL NOTICE MR. BUSINESS MAN IDoctor or lawyer, you no doubt, need an extra stenographer to do some additional work for you, when your stenographer is very busily engaged on their regular work. If you will look down this list, you will tind some very competent help. The Telephone will put you in touch with them. BUSINESS PERSONAL EYE GLASSES w SPECTACLES Fitted to Your Eyes w DR. J. J. KING 929 Canal Street. with Brows Drug Co. GRIMALDI & CO., dealers in fish, game, turtles, etc., orders received day and night. French Fish Mkt. 133. 2-3.16 RENECKY SHOE STORE IS THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS. LET US FIT YOUR FOOT AND YOUR EYE AND POCKET BOOK ALL AT THE SAME TIME. IIIlllt.s T pIlice- Itl rr old gold. silver, pl u mtna ,sut t d in.nld. No ailtoti t too -'.tll. ll, n. t' t,, l l igt IO il'li. 2.o H. ,y.il Street, Watchmaker, .lw iclii ..d Ingr.,'a r. 11 415 ART SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' SUPPLIES l'iture Framing, Religious Articles and Candles MISS A. MURPHY TULANE TIIEATER ARCADE 11-11-15 INVESTMENTS. WE can invest your savings and pay you 7 per cent. RELIANCE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION, Liverpool, London & Globe Building 9-30.15 WANTED TO PURCHASE H IGHEST prices paid for old build Wrecking Co. ings. Samuel House 827, Toulouse. Hemlock 181 -9-915 AUDITORS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Albert J. Derbes, Public accountant and auditor. Office 401 Godchaux Bldg. Phone Main 4K 3-22-16 HENRY DASPIT, Certified Public Accountant. 606 Hibernia Bldg. 3-74-16 A MODERN SYSTEM A modern system will enable you to deter mine your profits accurately. y not let me install one? I also keep small sets of i books. EMILE I. DAMARE LICENSED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 401.3 Audubon Bldg. Phone Main 245. Algiers References Mr. P. Rupp and Dr. Kraft BOARDING HOUSES. MRS. W. E. SCHABEL BOARD AND ROOMS 505 PATTERSON ST. Next to Commercial Germania Bank. 12-30-15. MRS. J. W. GAHN ROOMS AND BOARD 819 TECHE STREET Opposite Market Theatre. 12-30-15 BUTCHERS ANDREW KERSTENS, DEALER IN CHOICE BEEF, VEAL, PORK, MUTTON, SAUSAGE, ETC. STALL IN FOTO MAR. KET. dec 23 15 FRANK LECOURT, dealer in Choice Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton, Sausages, etc. Stalls i Foto Market. dec 30, 1915 ERNEST LUCIEN, dealer in Choice Meats. Foto Market. dec 30 1915 CISTERNS CISTERNS bought, old. Samuet 827 Toulouse. Rem. 181 House Wrecking P. J. IARIS, Cistern Manufacturir.gs .-r.g, dry cypress, galvanized tron hoops. 1412i14 . Franklin. Jackson 688. dec l-ly WRITE us for prices on second-hand .re. built cisterns. We savre you big money. SUNION CISTERN AND SUPPLY CO. 3723 Tulane Arenue. dec 30, 1915 CONTRACTORS, SC. rMRPEY CONSTRUCTION CO, Inrc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Reinforced Concrete Work a Specialty 06 Hennen Building Phone Main 1423 New Orleans, La. 2-11-16 FRANK H. KILLEEN. - --CONTRACTO R BUILDER, 501 BELLEVILLE STREET. Phone, Aliers 408. Dec. 30-15 HUGH O'KEEFFE, CONTRACTOR BUILDER 436 Pacific Ave. Phone, Algiers 569. 1-27-16 HHY. WALTHER, Successor to O. Walther, Contractor. 704 Hennen Bldg., New Orleans. Phone Main 2521. dec 23 15 SEWING MACHINE' WEST SIDE SELLING AGENCY SSinger Sewing Machine ho. New and second hand machines sold on monthly installments. GEO. C. BELANGER 415 Patterson St. Alsess 8-176 PEURNITURE MOVING AND I S'TORAGB IE& 2915 POURTH Sr. OFPICE. MS CAMP ST. TLPHONE 2115-E RO5, TW. HALL, 5r. COUPONS BOUGHT. tCIGARETTE AND TOIBACCO (O)l'CNS 40c PER 100. GEO MOROY. -.n MAGt;A l\r. Dec. i,. 1,;5 DRAYMEN KENNY, MACRICE, lir41 Magazine, M'. chnery hauling a specialty. Main Iltitl tig of all kinds. 10-21-! DRUGS. TilE NEXT TIME You need anything in the drug I ne call and beat eisewhrre. CENTRAL DRUIG STORE FRANK N. CALLAGHAN, PROP. Phone Algiers 9122 Pelican and Olivier 1-27-.I DRY GOODS. Established 1877 LOUIS G. WERERT, Successor to F. M. Webert. DRY GOO(DS EMPORIUM Corner Vallette and Alix Sts. Agent for Butterick Patterns. 1-27-16 HENRY S. WEBERT, Dry Goods, Notions and School Supplies. Ladies and Gents' Fur nishings. Corner Belleville Street and SIt dell Avenue. Phone, Algiers 411. dec 23 15 MISCELLANEOUS. SI(NS FltR EVERY LINE DEITZ SIGN SHOP O)Pen da. anid night .ust ring Il1 SI utlon 't. )'hone pMain 419V HI(;HEST prices paid for old gold, silver and platinum. Jos. Owzn, .09 Bourbon stree'. 1-27-16 On your way home J. B. MONTEVERDE FRL'ITS 1(9 Canal St., Corner Wells near L. & N. R. R. Depot-formerly at Carondelet and Canal Sts. Open day and night. Phone Main 3J31. 2-24- I SAM IMBRIGL'LIA Fruits and Vegetables All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention Phone IIemlock Eight-One-One Stall 49, French Market New Orleants, La. 11-11-15 WE SELL THE BEST SHOES. THAT IS WHY WE HAVE A BIG' TRADE-RENECKY SHOE STORE. EDUCATIONAL. OUR schoolrooms have been remodeled and can accommodate a few more students in English, bookkeeping, shorthand (any system), typewriting, mechanical drawing, penmanship, cartooning, Spanish telegraph, etc.; easy terms; day and night; positions secured. Reaser School, 613 Canal street. 12-1-15 PLANTS AND FLOWERS Hemlock 786, 1940. R. GEORGER, FLORAL ARTIST (Successor to Schindler & Co.) Our Specialties: Wedding Bouquets, Funeral Designs, Floral Work of All Kinds, House and Church Decorations. 825 DECATUR STREET New Orleans. La. Dec. 16, 1915 CUT flowers, decorations, plants of all kines; I planning and laying out of residence gardens my specialty. Henry Kraak, 1402 Nastvittc avenue. Phone Uptown 1198. 11-4-19 GROCERIES YOU MAY FIND a misspelled word int our ad, but we never misrepresent goods sold you. YOU GET full weight-full count and just what you ask for.-LAFITTE'S GROCERY, Pelican and Seguin. J__ an. 20-1916 ANDREW KR.'" THE McDONOGIIVILLE GROCER Periander and Franklin Sts. We sell the Serv-us Goods with the Coupons. Come See Us. 1-20-16 WM. P. SALATHE, DEALER IN FAMILY and Fancy Groceries, Fine Wines and Liquors. Corner Bouny and Evelina Streets, Algiers, La. dec 23 15 SILVER CITY GROCERY. PHILIP HAAG, Proprietor. COR HOMER AND PACIFIC AVENUE. McKINLEY VEZIEN GROCER, FARRAGUT ST. LOWER COAST. HARDWARE. FELIX BORNE, JR. Mill, Plantation and Engineers' Supplies. Paints and Oils. 611. 613 Patterson Sireet. Phone Algiers 395. dec 23 15 FIRE INSURANCE INSURANCE Let us write your next policy. The Hale-Michel Ins. Agency,- Inc. 411 Hennen Bldg. Phone K. 344. tf DON'T TAKE ClHANCES WITII FIRES Insure against it THE PROPERTY HOLDERS MUTUAL A. F. INDEMNITY SOCIETY THOS. W. MULLER, Secretary Phone Main 3542. Godchaux Bldg. I 1-27-16 IRON SAFES. ASSORTED sizes, new and secondhand safes; safes opened, repaired, exchanged and imooed.--B. G. Hagatette Co., 214 Charters street. Jan. 1-30-16 MANICURING. MISS LOTTIE SCRIRMER. MANICURING AND HAIR DRESSING PHONE M 2795 615 Macheca Buildinl New Orleans,. La. Jan. 1-0-16 MRS. I. RUSSELL, MIDWIFE, 500 Pacific Avenue, Corner of Eliza. dec 23 15 ItS. G. SCHAEFER Graduate Midwife. 1008 Verret street, dec 23 15 MRS. J. D. REYNOLDS, MIDWIFE 232 BERMUDA STREET Phone Algiers 407. ec 16, 1915 MRS. J. G. DUCHEIN, Graduate Midwife. Ofice Hours, 1 to 2 p. m. 1124 Brooklyn Ave. Telepbons, Algers 113. dee. 23 15 o m JUmL& ST.I 24.MI • ""d to, .RY Prices pai " d - retelver; , - W'\INGs, 8A.A, FAURIA -. , . 0' T lents, T Near . 'h Market I.a. iBILLIARD la It,. h}'r, ;hcL $t'l " Miat: -: 1.. . , a,, STAG !BILLIARD Pj0g ln ] E : ', ,":.Iy streets. r1f1 " SEE i TO BORROW vm 1 ..... ds Jewelry and R 1 r E_' RITY LOAN 1.4 5 RAMPART, NEAR MONEY T? LO6 AT IHART ILO)AN AND .4 mL n;e Low rates I n i and jetwIry. Established " PLUXMM C. A. SUTHgaxLAj . Sanitary Plumbing Sad .. hGas itting, Sheet lMetal1 801 PACIFIC AVENUE bp PRESSING Agg MODERN DYE OLIVIER AND ALZ Suits sponged and ues , card for 25c and you will i suits sponged and pressed a i Phone AlR, icL RNAL IAag FOR BEST BARGAINS IN consult N. J. Clesa. Phia Gravier St. RESTAM U ,-. FRENCH RILST 731 IBERVIL.LE Mmie. B. Jacemot, Excellent home sekiag, 7s town for the price. Give s a 25c with wine, 35; Susr MANHATTAN The Most Modern ad in the Cit ,. 719 Common street, sgiW l tel. Telephone, Main 3 " METROPOLITAN dras street. The oly igap your monley's worth. SDAUPIIINE SLATE President; W. J. H Supt.!, Slate Roofers and phine Street, Office, Hsalols Phones, Algiers 505-I, J. Alsina Co., Ltd. 8 i Groceries. K Ines and lemlock 1045. 1013 to STENOGI PARTIES DESIRI1S and typewriting woel, circular letters, envelopes can have t Hymel, 315 AliS St. . SHOE REP Your Shoes need MODERN ELI F. CUL Shoe repairing while por 4.50 Elmira Ms B. A PAPER HANGIEN At lowest prices. We op. Paints, Oils, Good paint $1.00 pale. ket prces. loes I Street. " ZATARAIN AND and Sign PaintiSq, .papering. 513 Seamu WANTED TO \E PAY tASH for johns, flasks aond j. on what you have. 3e ton & SoSns, 20 S. Lb. SHIP YOUR BON SECOND HAND .Paper tock, Iron terial. Corner N. Walk. Phone He olock and Ice. LapressW Phene Algiera 414W. Bowmas SCH UTTEN'S Oysters. Pu . RENECKY 8 DUSTER BROWN