THE HERALD.
Devoted to the Upbuilding of the West 8ide of the River. "A very live and creditable weekly neOwpaper."-MANUFACTURERS' RECORD.
NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1Q16. No. II.
ý wj w w ^ yri n b ul n n , . . . .-r , .. . . -.
ERISONALS 1
AND OTHERWISEi
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two R, ks- . t .
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ther.
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M ior 1.au,
h iha I .ul" , "; ,w l ..5r
SeE I1,-na '. \ ld 1Mihire
g spent tit., . ' :...i' ft at lan.
La. the &.u,'- : Mii- .ilnl
s arnfei ad U. ijavis and
brother. Isidor. .,' r, , aik ,nd
a to Mande\iil' !.. laitt a\,.,k.
p tt. of Mr-. I I,,!,n r.
Si 'ilsn .,ritd n ,... Eliz.
i g. ltggins - p tz r utl. i, In 1'tv
la.
rs. J. Hode t,'r .ant Iitl., sonl.
returuned ruin \and, evill
y light, altir . tolu ine " lit
ithere.
L o. Ir Valter I, -p,'ndline ,)inl, '
Si Sour Lake. T1',..
tm. and Mrs. IIt. Tol MaNItlo, and
Wt, Ada, l)r. atl Mrs. t' V.
and daughters. I, ,roth l atnd
and Mr. P. Il. Kraft slpent
at Bay Adam last week.
_. Charbonnett left Friday for
Tex.. to splend awhilh.
ial and Carl Malone alld Williaml
left Thurs.day a ith the lLou
Naval Militia to board the hat
Louisiana for the annual cruise
t Naval militia of the Southern
gltern States. The Louisiana and
other second-class battleships will
Norfolk July 1. and will cruise
ad down the Atlantic coast for
--W If time permits, the ships
pI ltto Newport. R. I.. for shore
for the crews for two days,
ileb they will return to Nor
mal detach the naval militias
they have aboard.
_t. brge Owens has gone on a
,m itemo.
_ gy friends of Miss hlazel
are glad to hear of her re
klme. She was ill at the Hotel
hit is rapidly recovering full
og her way to the city side
t, on the Canal street ferry,
*ater b o'clock Saturday morn
bs Mary Steel, aged :31 years.
I and Evelina streets, col
Sthe upper deck of the ferry.
bee later a little stranger was
boy, sad mother and son were
tmthe Charity Hospital, where
a reposted doing well.
-ithard Cutts, United States
Chop and Mrs. Cutts of the
2ti0 will leave shortly for
ia-wurth. 'Kan., where Dr.
_2 be stationed, much to the
of the wide circle of friends
they atde while here.
thI- Coal Company's tugboats
w Wlest sad Mongah, sent down
math of the river to the as
a -the 8tandard Oil Com
hak steamer Bayonne, which
lllted at the west Jetty in
hs last week. succeeded in
the vltel afloat on 1"riday, as
-y th tag Istrouma, and re
la the city Saturday morning.
the rainstorm Saturday after
ahhle burned by lightning in
- 'if ' the home of Joseph
leuiain street. Feeny ran
hi haand turned in a fire
NW ly the engines, but the
CICE CREAM. Call
a-, at yer service for resi
art, eie and picnics. Also
_ si. BefOre sittlag down
Ilp for a quart or
crtam for dessert and
t-,. as on ice dclvered free.
SiCram Parlor
JrPm. Verret, or. Newton
IllIBE REFRIGERATOR MANUFACTORY
MANUFACTURERS OP
erators for All Uses
- ting Plants :: Cold Storage Boxes
m : 746 Psydras St. Factory: 1124-26 lareoe St.
New Orleans
FOR MILADY'8 USE
we offer the very finest toilet aid
and 'accessories. The most delicat
soaps, the smoothest talcum powder
the best toilet waters and all tho
A other things used by dainty omua
hood. We shall be glad to have yo"
give them a trial. We believe you'l
be glad you did so.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
iANK M :au&&GaNx, ?m
Srtlnulanc e responded. The damawg
H.Is light.
Tihe many friends here of Mrs. J
Ittrizzard of Morgan City will regret
to learn that she was ompelled to
Iulnder.rro a very serious oulpratiou
Tuesday.
M.lr. and Mrs. Shad. ( Smith sipent
Sinda. at Tlhiod tuix visitring tt.
\V'otlrlnden C'irele aroe ther,, Mr
S mnith dr livrerc the .oration at th,.
unveiling of the llionuliment The
I were accompanied iby eoral nliil.
0r of Cotton Grove of the cit..
Th,. manyIy friends on C4onrad Prisc-l
rtnratulat, hint oil his pr montion
to first assis!tant nmitn.. r ort ite
steamship Excel.sior.
Mrs. A.\melia Smith leav.l t.o-or.
row for Vinton. Iake ('harlt - atil
Sulphur, La.
Miss Elise (ohl.,n and litl. sister,
I.eui.. O)ra. l.ft Mondtay tr their hotlae
in Morgan ('ity. afrter .sprending sorm.
tinm. htere with Mrs. \\... Nelson
'The niarria,., of "ranik .1 Nirein
to \li.s ('arnielit. I 'al leronre will tak,,
Ilal, t his r.ve ini ; iat 7. io n lo k at the'
I hur I of he, IIl0 N m rin. of" Ml ary.
Nilr. and MIrs Ithul b " a tlrinnounr e t th
renrcai l lnenllt of thlor tia ihttr, r Elsie
.Jon s. to Mr. '( lev land l i.ejtne, the
tl dintir to take place at a ntuptiial
ti..- at the t hurch of ith I1ol N:ati.
of Mary o i ttl T iorniein of Jltne' A ;th.
Th"i friends of Ilt.- rcni . ouple art.
inl it'd t ;rt'oer h thit s rler ditut to lie
I;ot eI iat the ceremoni)ny
t'lpt amld rs. I:. .1. I"liomnt4ri n aind
laulhter. a larion. were the guests of
.lr. llrnard u I.. \nde.rson for sevyeral
days last week.
.laudie atd Victoria Lennox re
turned Tuestday from \bitai Springs.
where they were rthie gi ulests of
Marion Thomnsl.n for st--vral woks.
Misses Annie and Sarah Davims
slitent Sundtay in Mandleville. La.
Mr. ;or. ti. Strasser. our pronminent
IIghting en iner, has returnred from a
trip through North Louisiana and
liaton Rouge. wherie he succeded in
landing several large size contracts.
lie left for A.\ita Springs this week,
and is expectetld back in a day or two.
Miss Zita Grepert left Saturday for
.\bita Springs, where she is to spend
her vacation, the guest of Mrs. ('. .
Mott, at their new bungalow.
The many friends of little Lionel
('unningham ill be pleased to learn
that lie has fully recovered, after
being painfully scalded at his home
in Eliza street.
(ompany 11. I'niformn Rank. W. O.
W.. hate ordered new uniforms for
the coming encampment.
Miss Gertie Worrell of Pelican ave
nue left Fridry night for New York
to spend awhile with her brother. Ed
Worrel, and family.
Mrs. Aline Peck left Friday night
for New York to spend awhile.
The Wednesday Night Euchre Clubn
met last night at the home of Mrs.
Roussellot, in Morgan street.
Mrs. Win. E. Schabel visited her
daughter at St. Joseph's Academy.
Bay St. Louis, last week.
Misses Mamie Nicholls and Katie
Spence, who are spending some time
at Long Beach. Miss., came in town
Sunday.
Mrs. F. Johnson and little son. Fred
die, returned from New York.
Mrs. Carrie Bertrand, who was oper
ated on at Touro Infirmary last week.
is doing nicely.
The Algiers Cornice and Plumbing
Company, Julius Bodenger, president.
has been awarded the contract for the
galvanized iron and steel ceiling work:
of the engine house to be erected on
Dealronde street.
Miss Mabel lteitmeler will leave
shortly for a visit to various points
of Interest and beach resorts on the
Gulf coast.
Algiers RevieW" No. 22. Women's
Benevolent Association of the Mac
cabees, will meet on July 27th. at 7:3o0
at the residence of Mrs. S. A. Eross.
523 Delaronde street. All members
are requested to attend.
Miss Grace Lennox left Sunday for
Waveland. Miss., to spend about a
month.
Mr. R. Buniff left Monday for Gal
veston. He goes thence to New York
to visit.
Mr. W. W. Bessol of 1027 Opelou
swm' INFANTILE PARALYSIS. A
J.1
ret (Poliomyeltes. i
iou An acute comnln lini l :,I,. i-, i.: , (
,au..d by minute- .t-rmln
Int U ually be,:ns aith s :: tlmn< ,r
L rt eI(old in the tlm ad, fvri- rr.,- -iis.-
Ir Mortality toft,'n not hii-: . ',i ;. ,r
rihm' nlil'n, ptarl%-1- of n11' ,r !Ita, I!::: I
t'ry fre-u'tit t
I. ( r ., l', | fr it, :u. trlt .
throat. m and n :,,a -eli.. .tr .
(h tlion I
n mh altlti p.r-,r - l , 'i,, . " i.lrri..r
lh,. of th, (ti a* and tl' itl.-ir it t it t.i
othi rs.
or- Al nimals~ ith i-t.:;. r i-id ,I
ti( source of danglcr.
Sr, Prevention.
m Th, ,Ubli, -h. itll t' warn-.l a ,n
m t l:-' id: i. I' prevalent tit pay e's- , ial
,i ttenttion toi the' ht zim'nict surroundmince- d
in t 'f chihldr.n. alon thie followin liines
iki' i Avoid ptull i tlitc latheri-n s of chlil
he dl'tre:1. ""o." I .all, crowded rooms. in !1
,l ]t l ld illm i,'tllr l l w s . .i ir tlie s . , lin ' t
h . tll :" ""t('. t\
s+hf " Ch r.ti r i hould not iiit itmi s t,
, Ihere otitr ,hidren at'e ill. t.or
si (h)ill h - ro w ln m pldle in co nt a! lt \\ it ; h
mh' .,i lk htldre n kiss or htandle, other a
th ;iipl. 's m-hilihrn.
ti',. :. Ilie sholiiuldi l.. ipri-v'i-itiil e llfri :
ihe ('(ilh 1 m it i hnta t I ith handils, fac.',
oir foold of hildreni. lhl.es should i ll ei
ii mx'mludel fromt the hlouse a.s tar as o
possible.
r 4. All nlmeasures to dimiiii.h tithe tt
prevalence, of flies shouhl he carried
out.
. . Sick ( hildren. especially th|o-s.
v.ith colls and fetir. should Zt' canr ti
fully mexatmilned by a physician.
6. uPatients sutflrinc front an i.
thin. rt'seinb!ing polionlmyelitis shoul,l Ii
be protected fronm flies; nose, throat "
a itd bowel disc largces shoullt bhe dis
in infected or burnetd, and the membll'ers
of the household should avoid contact i
itwitlh rowdm and with oithmer liople's ,ll
k hilren.
7. 'ersonal m leanline.s., hiygienin ti
and sanitary ltndiitions of renlmises "
nd and public plael s shliould bI, ilsistedl in
upon.
el sas avenue has as a guest ther sister.
rn Mrs. A. L. Michel. of Itainos. La. It
r Miss lMadite Munn. of Austin. Tex.. se
ne will arrive in the city soon to spend
a few days aitih Mrs. J. G. Martin.
. V1iss Mutnl will lie enl route, to New
or York. where shle will visit various
points of Interest. el
e Mrs. L T. Hotard is entertaining e(
rk iiss Nellie Behrman at Heartsease pi
Ed Park. Biloxi, Miss. Mrs. lIotard is a at
(charming hostess. r
Mrs. J Arnold and daughter, t'or- ft
cordia, spent a week at West End, and tl
have returned home.
rs.
Mrs. A. Mosholder spent Sunday in n
Houma. accompanied by her son.
('harles.
Mr. Alfred Lennox is home from tl
tie Baton iRouge and Is ill with typhoid. ft
ne It is gratifying, however, to his nu
n mertous friends to learn that he is do
ing well and has a tine prospect for ri
'd- early recovery. is
Miss Nellie Herbert is enjoying a h,
sr- visit to Bay St. Louis. is
Pk. Pat Burns and George Sirey" will m
leave shortly for a trip to Galveston. h,
ng The Algiers Cornice and Plumbing e
Wt. orks has just received a shipment s
he of two carloads of fine porcelain
rk enamel bathtubs.
Dn Mr. II. ii. Hardy returned Tuesday
from the Mystic Shriners' national
ye convention. 1I
1. Mrs. E. W'. Burgis and children, te
be Florence. Albert and Charles, spent M
Sunday in Mandeville, the guests of tc
gs Mrs. August Welghtman. O
- Bernice Bartels left Monday for a
0 visit to relatives at Henry. Vermillon yi
sa, parish. La. si
rs Miss Mildred Marie left Sunday tt
for a visit to Port Arthur. Tex. rc
or Miss Gladys Strey left Wednesday II
a for a visit to relatives at Bay St. n
Louis. cm
al- Miss Bertha LeBlane and Miss Mag- al
rk gle Mae Brown will leave in a few em
days for a vacation trip to Galveston. hi
,u. Mr. Earl Murtagh came in from
New York Monday night to spend ei
some time visiting his parents on
Opelousas avenue.
Mr. M. Krogh is spending a few
days at Mllneburg.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Weiner and family in
have mov'd to Delaronde street, Sm
where the3 will reside. or
Messrs. E. Parmentel and IH. Marie w
will spend the week-end at Heartsease pt
Park, Miss. st
Capt. W. M. Tupper. of Jackson- th
ville, Fla., president of the Gulf and it
Southern Steamship Company, visited tb
the steamer Brunswick Monday, and th
dined aboard ship. He was on a busi
ness trip to New Orleans. gc
Jchn Sprada's cafe has been great- fr
ly improved by a fine marble floor in st
mosaic work. The rear corridors and in
Syard are being laid with marble til- et
ie ng also. Mr. Gus Peterson has super- vs
r. vised all the work throughout, which pc
Sis now practically completed. nc
SMiss Marie Trupiano is spending Pm
u awhile at Milneburg. m
11 9. CalabtIse left jesterday for a th
month's vacation trip to New York hc
city.
Mis Nove Sadler's new found friend hi
of Vtnton entertained her with a hay r
ride tleast wrk In
ALGIERS WOODMEN TO BUILD A
HALL.
Rebenstitch Property. Seguln an i
Gpelousas Avenue, To Be Site.
Active Committee Already
At Work
'Th. .c i hi un rIn .1 or 'inlr. \\,r. "I
ti.1 . w ho !iat . had i: Iln::'.rI " :!.
Iul1". tI I 1 i'tv( n, I W in .llt" , , niW,!1
tIe u i.:a .l in. th.: ork aa ,lr pr.ptrt.
1l.1u, ,ir . I.,In: or-.i rd ur t ' , :l l,
1i.vt- (h;, ).l'1.:l}tti in of ti . + ." lI , lni"i"
i C! . If, ' R1 It h i r 'r:y . nlull ..
!ia .', l I o i.)-,.. t l",f t, " T '..ati r . ,r ,il.r
..: *'u4 inl and (Ihlolu as av,.nu,., ,11,
1 i,' .ni ~ Ie11rtdi fotr flit locationii Th
Ipur, ha ,i p'ri.' i s'aid to hay. .ee ii
$n4 s. a,il thl. i deal as ili b. e finally
l' h tl "o itfhn tii l t 'tii ht l or ten
days.
It i, s..t t-l d that the t i-c. : \V )odm '"in
!iall wllll be a tiwo or thr,. r -tor\ stir
tI fr it1 up to -date sti(r.rionlts on
th, lower thlor. \r, hi t ,.t s l ha\, b..,.
,orkn onth an t oe ans t ut.inittll
to the oulnding .'ommIit"'e
Tl.r" is 1! inltel I ofi thirt.+ n %itl i,
have . har.e of this undi.rtakingi and
arramtgelnt l. and part of tCe arralii
ilitiet for obtainiing the l fudl for thel
,ground and building is that ,ach on.e
ilf fthi etoo:n ittete h ill ore so.'li t kind
ft an intiertaittnent durin. the - 'ear
for tlh purposte of raising fulnis
.\ni ilthi r -lie il for raisin part of
the miny as ill ,li. the issuan,t ii of .
! ftil buttons, a hich will be sold to tfh."
\Woodnlen throughout! Solthrn .lanisi
.iana it tnl cents apiece. Most all uof
thie groves ad i'aiips will hIp' out in
this enterprise. and e-.p ia lly will our
lotal Woodtmen ht, helped out as thiey
have always been gipentrous to the ap
peats of of ther camps and rov,-.
Another series of entertainment a ill
e knowan as tlhe Meno shows. This
is also expected to 'yield a certain
amount of tneistV tO help alonei. iThe
l!i'rald was unaile to get further 1ie
tails re-arding this enterprise as the
n onmitte- were rather retivtent in zi
ing out information.
The personnel of this coluli ttee of
thirteen is the further enarantee the
WVoodmlen of the World of Algiers will
meet with sicnal sucess if they ian
but -et the support of the oither six or
seven hundred members.
JUI'IE M.AlHER TO RETIRE.
That he would not qualify for re
election, and further that he intend
ed entering private life at the ex
piration of his term, was in sub
stance a statement made Tuesday
morning by Judge Thomas F. Maher.
for the past twelve years jurist of
the Second City Court, in Algiers.
Judge Maher said that he would
not enter the race to keep peace
within the ranks of the party; that
he has failed in the endorsement for
re-election and therefore realized
that a fight for the office would be
fruitless. M. S. Mahoney. who has
made the rae for the office before,
qualified Monday with James C. Hen
riques., chairman of the Orleans Par
ish Democratic Committee. Thus far
he is without opposition, although it
is believed another candidate will
make a fight against him. Mr. Ma
honey, however, is well known in Al
giers and has man' friends.-Daily
States.
HENRY FRUGHT APPOINTEE
Mr. Henry Frught, of 1023 Ope
lousas avenue, was appointed yes
terday by Mayor Behrman to succeed
Mr. Fritz Weber, deceased, as cus
todian of the neutral grounds of
Opelousas avenue.
Mr. Frught was for a number of
years identified in a responsible po
sition with the I. C. R. R.. leaving
that company during the great rail
road strike some seven years ago.
lie Is a man of 58 years of age, a
native of Algiers. a life-long Demo
crat, and a man of pleasing person
ality. Mr. Frught is amply experi
enced in work that will devolve with
his new duties.
A neat salary attachex s to the po
sition.
The Herald congratulates him.
JUST A DYING DOG.
Mangled and moaning, bloody and
In Its slow death atgonies, a dog lay
Saturday night by the street car track
on Patterson street, crowds of men,
women and babies watching sym
pathetically as the little creature
struggled in its long-drawn out death
throes. Now and then it kicked, then
its head went up, then dropped near
the rail to be bumped a bit later by
the trolley car.
Some kind-hearted man at length
got a long pole and pushed it away
from the rails, but no one--not a by
stander, not an officer (no officer hove
in sight for a spell) had authority to
end Its agonies, for that power was
vested solely and exclusively, as the
police people at the Algiers station an
nounced later, in the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The
minutes sUpped by into hours before
the offielals ot first and last authority
hove in view.
And they were the only ones who
had the power to end the helpless
creatUre's awful agonies without pay
BEHIND ON TAX BILLS.
Treasurer Will be Ready to Ree;e .
Payments by August .
Ise work o. m,,aking Th,' I .t il `I I Tl
,'its Ir a.arer till n , , r,' .i t, r,
UcI -I-I I ' ti- a 1.I I,, i, "' It''. -" i '
Sle('t' 1 ,Ih e ! 1,.,I ,'',lr"" T.1 \ . .1' l" 1 IT ' ? I"
Iidtill f .1to la th. i t llaxe.
!. , 1 t, tl , - o!, ; ili".'ilt,. (
1t h interest in- ue on d.. ! tllliln.n
p:,li+ents. This year thi, lh'rks mt ,k
in all railro",x hills are a little [hind a
their work
rin fo e a, t i hti l,ur delay w il! ral t
r dive" 1ittle' r, 1 te diay, nol rea t trul., in
whic'h to pay their taxes.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
1 lditor .\I. ,,rs herald
iwould t hour- a dy fou r riilrlitoad Il
Cnin to amo i train ce-rvir,. t urploy,,
on all railroad, in this nation are as.k
the press that to irant tnt thesie demands
would rolt one hundred million dollars
cut to fool ih' trentral pubri li.i. Our
Is-ople are not attemipting to fool the
puhlic. but we are reque.ting the pub
liV, to take somne interest in this :i au
t iii move. in ordletr that tiy may bt -
tonti. q luaiinted withi the facts in thet
Soniie of tih. publilic ilacgine that rail
road mentn are paid larc·- -alari'.. but
when you re'alie the nuimber of hours
:nII.. work for these large clectks it
throws ine'w liLht ulotl thelt qu.etion of
hich waaes.
In thet great railway yards tIhe
swita it ,ito-n w\lose. tired fe."t strike Ih.
nlleine "tiraiboard" or the cindter., all
day. or night, or the mian in the ",a."
who pulls and throws the levers hack
and, forth all day or night, working
countliess and conhilitnting signals and
endleh.-- danger and in every condition
of weather--these are the true sol
diers of industry. These men should
not need to ask for better conditions.
letlter conditions have been given
them years ago.
President Wilson has said that the
workers have a right to say under
what conditions they will work. The'
railway .employees merely ask that
the public' ap{,rote their effort for a
reasonable condition.
The so-called "averag. wages" of
railroad employees quoted frequently
by the carriers to show how highly
paid is this class of labor, are so un
reliable that the Interstate C'onmiuerce
Commission itself has served warnine
that they are not to be trusted. Yet it
is on the basis of these figures that
the carriers are spreading the impres
sion that railroad wages are high.
Engineers in freight service are con
sidered by some people as highly paid.
but strange to say they rank below
fourteen other trades in wages. If
readers are in doubt of the honesty
and truthfulness of these statements
look up the re,.ords on labor for your
selves.
Hoping the public will become in
terested and attend some of our pub
lic meeting, which we intend to hold
in the near future throughout the city,
giving notices later of the time and
place. I am. your truly.
T. G. HAYES.
NAVAL STATION NOTES.
The United States steamship Nash
ville left the station last Saturday
morning for Southern waters, where
she will relieve the Machias in order
that the latter vessel can come to New
Orleans for repairs. The officers of
the Nashville were loud in their praise
of the work done by the station force.
both in the thoroughness and the time
of completion.
The Sunflower and Gouldsboro will
be undocked the latter part of this
week. the former to return to her duty
of suplplying the lighthouses and light
vessels, and the latter to ferry service
for the Texas and Pacific Railroad.
The United States steamship Ma
rietta, whose home yard has been de
signated as New Orleans. has been or
dered to the Boston Navy Yard to un
dergo repairs.
Orders have been issued to the
Machias to proceed to New Orleans
Navy Yard for a general overhaul. Just
the amount of work there is to be un
dertaken on this vessel cannot be de
termined until after the Board of Sur
vey has made its report.
The dredge Caucus will be placed in
dry dock this week for minor repairs.
The Coast Guard cutter Momanche
will dock with the Caucus for painting
and cleaning.
EXTRA CITY WAGONS.
Two extra city wagons were in
Algiers Tuesday and Wednesday
helping Commissioners Barras and
Hintz clean up our district. The
extra wagons were hauling weeds
and grass recently cut 'by our local
force.
When you think of olive oil, think
of Italian Beauty Oil, lmported by V.
S. D·antoai, 520 Hospltal St. 106os.
us..·- em. * -r Ir· ·( ·te S)*
Nemo Corsets
A New Shipment Completes1
Our Line of Fresh, Crisp
ii Merchandise
III:
Correct fitting is highly important. Our corsetierea
are graduates of the Nemo Hygienic Fashion Insti
tute, which teaches the art of perfectly adlusting
corsets.
$3.50
EACH
D. H. Holmes Co.
P.i. New Yor .c. LIMITED E,,,El' h "
Berlin, Loenen ad o rl nc·. Aril 2,1.
1'convinfliL' 'vidllc'n' of tl;laol: I I;i.IliIn pVcrf.t lio in torn i, l all lc.
that uLas to riaik. up a -u r ' 'i n tntl tis r il pit ano. i- ,rtailivd in th.
fa t tlh t it i thi (u c . tint o tt o tly of fanimnl l idiii- .u b is iu ,r.
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ists a;tlljl orcl'sira Itadtl rs.
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that is claimnud of ii.
Successor TohWable P1iipano 912-914
CANAL
Successors to Cable Piano Co. STREET
TennisShoes
White Black Tan. High and
IA0w, with and without heels;
also Baby doll style. All sizes
and grades from
49c
UP
All of our customers will tell
you we save them money. Why
ONYX LINE OF HOSIERY.
REECY SHOE
STORE
PATTERSON & VALLETTE
STREETS. I
LADIES
Senreca Tooth Paste
will be demonstrated as the
PUREST.
Demonstration by a Lady
between hours of 4 and 9 P.M.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
at RUPP'S DRUG STORE
Senreca Is Superlative
EetE UPPDrugis
Bermuda, Eki-k Býerret ts&.
S ummer
uggestions
Hler's a istore full of delica
cies open until 7 p. m. Saturda.
eleninc.
Drop in arll selec.t somo thing
'hoice and app.etizing for Sun
day evening
Sauce.; for ·old cuts that im
prove the miat ar-..
Mushroom Sauce 35c and 60c.
Walnut Sau'e. 35c and 60c.
A-I Sauce. 50c
II. I' Saue. 25c.
SOLARI