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Algerines at Law.
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
r0o i' I lnds vs. IBoard of c'onlmiis
stionrs. Orl:eans L,.vie D)istrict, con
tinn d4 ind,'l nitely.
Sui- ccssion of Geo. HIatters and wife,
.ldl .u¢nt Jputting heirs in possession.
FI-FA.
Tuscon Itealty Co. vs. Algiers Dis
tilling ('o.. I$2." t2 1I against Algiers
i)ist illina I'o.. and judgment for inter
veno,rs, Elrie City Iron Works for $5.75
and judlgment in ta 'rr of intervenor.
Geo. Marrell P'lantin., & Mfg. Co.,
$53. interest. etc. W. C. Jones and
J. I'. Sullivan.
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE.
William Smith to I.. ('harbonnet.
$200, : lots Farragut, Newton and l)e
Armas. - Stafford.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ernest George lthbPntisch to Wood
men of the \Vorll IHome Assn.. Oran.-'
Camp No. `. 2 lots in triangular square
corner of ()plou.has and Seguin St.
bounded by EI->elina St $t01), terts
- Robentisch.
Henry IDihlmatnn et al to Eurteka
IIolnesta:td Sc.i.t . lo I trn, klyn. Ii
ana, Newton ilnd T-eche,. *2::.,,i eash
Ili-nedllict.
Purchaser to Jo.lhn Richards. same
property $1 :g0i trmins Ilini dict.
Alfreid M:tnetta et al to Mrs..\ nias
Manttta, the usufruct during her life
GOOD EXTRACTING
Is Most Important
When You need it
It take, exphert then to ceom
pllah this result.
We hate them here, men of
large experience In this branch
of delntistr.. Why trust this
most in ,ortant operation to the
inexperiencedl man, when you
c'alt tome here and get experts?
Our prices are for extractions
Our prices are for extractions:
\With nitrous exlde and oxy
gen, $1.00.
With local anasthetic 30c.
No charges for extractions
when sets of teeth are ordered.
Gold crowns and bridge work
$4.00 per tooth.
Sets of teeth $5.00 up.
Regulating at 1-4 the price
usually asked by Specialists.
Union Dental Co., ltd,
Established In 1899.
930 CANAL, NEW ORLEANS.
NE(b:O)E IN TROtI'BIIE.
James Welsh. negro, who shot
and killed his wife, ('ora Welsh, at
323 DeArmas street, on Aug. 12,
1912, and has been at large even
since, is in custody in Lafayette, La.,
and will be brought to this city for
trial.
Liizzle Williams. alias Jennie
Brown. negress, was arrested by Cor
poral Moran and Patrolman Hyde on
Information f~urnished by Sophie
Alexander, another negress. The
woman is charged with being a fugi
tive from justice. She stabbed ano
bit a white man at Riverview, Tex.,
several months ago, the latter hav
ing died as a result, it is said.
Isaac Randell, a negro youth, was
arrested Saturday night by Patrolmen
Jenkins and Hoffman and charged with
being dangerous and suspicious, pend
ing investigation of the theft of cop
per wire valued at $10 from the Al
giers Iron Works, some time -ago. In
night court, he was fined $20 with the
alternative of 20 days in jail, and nine
daye additional in default of fine.
No Bonus No Premium
19th---
Semi-Annual Financial Statement
DIXIE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
at the close of business December 31st, 1916
ASSETS
Mortgage notes secured by vendors' privilege .................$786,200.00
Incomplete loans and property in course of construction 24,330.66
Loans secured by stock ...-..-.. .._.__...... - -....- _.__ ..._ 3,781.00
Real estate acquired by foreclosure or otherwise ..... 23,917.29
Offoie furniture and fixtures .........._ .... ............. . 398.31
Open accounts ........ .......... ... - .... ...... ._.... ......._. 197.50
Cash on hand and in bank ............... ....... ........ 3,573.94
$842,398.70
LIABILITIES
Full paid shares (4465 shares) ... .. ..........................._$446,500.00
Current shares and dividends (12697 shares) ......... 261,115.53
Bills payable (to individuals) 98,500.00
Contingent loss and reserve unds . 12,177.73
Undivided profts after paying all expenses and interest
on borrowed money for six months ending Dec. 31,
1916 24,105.44
$842,398.70
The above is a true statement of the books of the Association.
WILLIAM J. SONNEMANN, F. R. HULLINGHORST,
Secretary-Treasurer. F. GEO. ZITZMAN,
Auditors.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of January, 1917.
A. R. BEARY, Notary Public.
A 3 1-2 divldend was declared on both full paid
and current shares.
Let Us Buy or Build YOU a HOME
SAVE NOW
Running shares par value $100.00 payable '25c per week per
share. Share issued now. Full paid shares par value $100.00
issued only to applicants on file with the Secretary-Treasurer.
MaeShea Be lding--30 Canal Street
Phene Main 736
time of lot Alix, Seguin, Eliza and
LBarthelemy, $300 cash and other con
siderations-Meunier.
Victor Emile Manetta et al to Al
fred Manetta. lot Alix. Seguin. Eliza
and Barthelemy $1000 cash.- Ponies.
Alfred Manette et al to Victor E.
Manetta, lot in same square $1000,.
cash.-Pomes.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Remaining at Station A., New Or
leans, La., P. O.. week ending Thurs
day, Jan. 18, 1917.
Men- Paul Abele, E. J. Baker, G.
V. Black. Francis L. Boyer, henry
Brown, Spincer Cooks, 'riah ('ru
thirds. Schurly Ilaft, Joseph Hampton.
Sam Hlillard. (;George I lymes. Thomas
Hlutchinson. Joseph McG(;ruda. P. P'.
Purkines, Kenneth C. Roper, (Geo. Jr.
Schaefer, II. K. Stanford. Paul Taylor.
Robert Thornton. M. B. Woods.
Women - Mrs. W\. II. Anderson. Mrs.
J. B. Bourlas, Mrs. Ida Boudreaux.
.luiss Pauline ('omus, Miss Eana Davis.
Mrs. M.\lary Fisher, Miss N. Foster.
Miss Lottie Ladiue. Mrs. F. Iyron Lil
lie. Mrs. Eliza Linzy. Miss Leona Na
villan. Mrs. C'arrie F. Robinson. Mrs.
Laran 'o Thonmpison. Mi.ps Ahnes Veri
ros. Mrs. .Madlon Walker. Miss Ilel
in Warren. Miss Mary Wilson.
Mlisc-llaneus- -'The Kin: of Astrol
('cV.
herlE"s Jlavi.er, P. M.
Joseph W. Daniels. Supti. Sta. A..
l'Elts4)NALS.
I'tontintoed front page 1)
The Friday Night Euchre Club
nmet last week at the home of Mrs.
.\. Graf. The succ(essful players were
Mrs. I. A.\cker. Mrs. Geo. Pollock.
Mrs. F. (;oebel and Mrs. C.
lloffttes*ter. Miss Nellie O'llrien re
'eived the consolation. Miss Lena
Keogh will be hostess at the next
meeting.
Mr. A.\ K. Goebel returned Sat
urday: night from a business trip to
Kent.wood. La.
Mrs. L. Brown of Plaquemine.
La.. is the guest of Mrs. F. Hleuner.
Water bills can now be paid at
the Algiers courthouse, a represen
tative of the Sewerage and Water
ioard having opened his office there
Monday. to remain until Friday,
which will be the last day of his
regular quarterly visit to Algiers.
Mrs. F. Treadaway spent Sunday
at Ironton. La.
A special meeting of the Monarch
Social ('lub will be held on Jan. 24
at the home of Miss Pansy Hughes,.
3,7 Delaronde street. All members
are requested to be present, as there
will be ele,,tion of officers. After
the business meeting there will be a
lotto party.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Pollock were
reelected as members of the board
of directors of the Child's Welfare
Association Tuesday.
Winm. Talbot has returned to Pilot
Town, after spending a few weeks
with his mother.
The Tuesday Night Euchre Club
met at the home of Mrs. R. F. Whit
more. The successful players were
Miss Stella Abribat and Mrs. J. Ow
ens. Mrs. F. Spotts received the
consolation. The next meeting will
take Iplace at the home of .Mrg
Yuratich.
Frank Sherlock, supreme agent of
the Knights of Columbus, lectured be
fore the members of Santa Maria
Council, Tuesday night at a special
meeting at the "Home" in Olivier St.,
corner of Alix. Many memebers were
present. Refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. T. Koester were
agreeably surprised on Friday night
by a number of their friends the oc
casion being the thirty-fifth anniver
sary of their marriage. The evening
was a most enjoyable one. Dancing
was indulged in until a late hour. Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. M. Du Val Dickey of Washing
ton, D. C., arrived yesterday to spend
awhile here with her son and daugh
terin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Dickey.
TAKE OVER BUSINESS
I have taken over the INSUR
AN('E BUSINESS of Mr. GEO.
IIERIIERT, .IR., including all oi
the policies now in fcrce, tv.eth-r
writh his good will. All of these
orlicies will now be looked after
by
L. J. PETERSON,
Agent LIVEIPOOL, LODOI iiA LOiE INSURANCE CO.
ALSO REPRESENTIIS MAN1 OTHER COMPAIiES
GENERAL INSURANCE
FIRE, TORNADO, BmODS, ACCIDENT
.51N VEHRET'1 t'i'IHIET
Residence Phone Algiers 291-L
Mrs. Edwin ('. Kohn returned to
her home in Pointe-a-La-llache. La..
last Friday.
Miss -leulah Borne is spending
awhile, in Mobile, Ala.
Mrs. ,\V4 Ernest of lHouma. La.,
spent the week-end here, the guest
of Mlrs. F. e'. Wagner.
The Thursday Night Euchre Club
met at the home of Miss aidle Allen
in l' lic-an Ave. The successful play
ers were Miss Ruth Borne and Miss
Anna Martinez. Miss Lilly Stassi re
ce'ivel the c'onsolation. The next
meeting will he held at the homen of
Miss Ruth Horte.
Mrs. Jos. Ernest. formerly of our
(listrict. but now of the cit}. under
went anI operation at the Presbyteri
an tlospital and is seriously ill.
Ed.x in C. Kohn of P'ointe-a-l.a
IIlache sBient a few days here on bus
ilness retiturning home Monday.
Mrs. Arthur l'rici' and son of Bonny
St.. left yesterday miorning for Hay
St. Louis to be gone a month.
The many friends of Miss Iora llts
,o will regret to learn that she is
suffering with an attack of la grippe.
Mrs. Sam McNeely and two chil
dren have returned from Bay St. Lou
is, after spending a week there, the
guests of the former's mother. Mrs.
Price.
Mr. Jno McNeely spent the week
end at ('ovington with his family.
The Catholic l.adies' Benevolent As
sociation will hold their monthly
meeting tonight at the home of Mrs.
Hy. Brown, corner Pelican Ave.. and
Seguin street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bonner of Pious
ton. Tex.. wetre guests of Rev. and
Mrs. C. C. Weir of Vallette street
Sunday. Mrs. Bonner is Rev. Weir's
sister.
Miss Eola Abbott has taken charge
of the Beauregard playgrounds until
the opening of the Aleiers playground.
The Beauregard will have their ded
ication on the second Sunday in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. W. ii. Hebert was taken to the
Hotel I)ieu where she underwent an
operation yesterday. The operation
was performed by Dr. A. C. King.
The many friends of Mrs. Leonard
Santos. Jr., will be pleased to see her
out again after a severe spell of la
grippe. Dr. J. B. Pollock was in at
tendance.
Mr. S. J. Eross has the sympathy of
his many friends in the loss of his
sister, Miss Marion Eross. whose
death occurred Saturday at San An
tonio, Tex.
Mrs. Amelia Smith. grand guardian
of the Woodmen Circle had the honor
of installing the officers of Willow
branch and Emma B. Manchester
Groves on Sunday. She also installed
the officers of Palmetto Grove on the
11th. She was the recipient of sev
aral beautiful bouquets of flowers.
The members of Sts. John Chapter
No. 35, O. E. S. are invited to attend
the regular meeting on Monday the 22
as a big surprise is in store for them.
DIED.
Minvlelle.-On Wednesday. Jan.
10. at 5 o'clock p. m. ouise tin
vielle, daughter of the late Bridget
Lally and Pierre Minvielle, died at
the age of fifty-five years. Deceased
was a native of New Orleans and had
lived in Algiers for 43 years. She
leaves one brother and one sister,
besides a number of other relatives
and many friends who deplore her
demise. The funeral took place at
9 o'clock Friday morning from her
late residence, 928 Opelousas ave
sue. Very Rev. T. J. Larkin, S. M.,
offieiated and interment was made
In St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery.
O'Keeffe.---On Wednesday, Jan.
10 at 11:30 o'clock p. m. Mrs. Hugh
A. J'Keeffe died after an illness of
a few weeks. Deceased, who was
Miss Caroline Louisa House before
her marriage. was born in Plaque
mines parish twenty-nine years ago,
but had resided here for the past
sixteen years. The funeral took
place Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from her late residence, 436 Pacific
Ave. Interment was in St. Bartlot
omew Cetntery.
Bloom.--On Thursday, Jan. 11,
at 7:40 o'clock p. m. Frank E.
Bloom died at the age of fourteen
years. Deceases was the son or
Ellen McGraw and the late August
Bloom. The funeral took place Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
his mother's residence, 1001 Belle
ville St. Rev. A. J. Petit officiated.
Interment was in St. Mary's Ceme
tery. The following acted as pall
bearers: Emma Rutz, Florence May
er. Virgle Caflero, Leona Carpenter,
Lillian Jones, Isaphene Clasen, Les
lie Johnson, Alvin Leathem, Mat
Crawford, George Jones, Edwin Al
lingham and Henry Dufau.
Cardinas.--On Friday, Jan. 12, 2
o'clock p. m. Robert Cardinas, hus
band of Mattle Byrnes, died at the
age of forty-five years. Deceased
was a native of Algiers. The fu
neral took place Saturday evening
at 4 o'clock from the residence of
George 8. Pollock, 328 lidell ave
nue. Interment was in McDonogh
ville Cemetery.
Gallotte.--On Friday, Jan. 12, at
11:40 o'clock a. m. Ezilda Bernard,
wife of ex-Mayor J V. OGullott, died.
Deceased was a native of Algiers,
but had resided in the city for many
years.
Babla--On Sunday, Jan. 14, at 5
o'clock a. m. Jules B. Babin died
after a lingering Illness. Deceased
who was one of the best known cit
Izens was born here flifty-elgbt years
ago. Deceased is. survived by his
wife, who was Miss Antionette Me
Lean and by several children and
grandchildren. Deceased was one of
the most active members of Crescent
Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias,
and was also a member of Orange
Camp No. 8. W. O. W. The tunera,
took place Monday, Jan. 15 at 10
o'clock a. m. from 420 Alix street.
Interment was in Md)onoghville
Cemetery.
THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS.
Inexpensive -- Brings Quick Results -- ffect
Give a trial for Articles lost, Houses For Rent or Sale, Household Articles for Sale, Special Notices, Etc., Advertise
your Business. Minimum charges for single insertions 25 cents, better prices for the month and special rates for con.
tracts of 6 and 12 months.
"GOOD MORNING BILL"
WHY THE
CHEERFUL SMILE?
"\ell Jim I havy just made the
best busintess deal of my- lift."
"\hat is that?"
"I have just purc(hased a lot in the
Naval Station
Sub-Division
on thieir easy monthly payment
plan."
"(Guess I w\ill look into that propos
ition Bill."
"W'ell just Phone Algiers 503 and
ask for Mr. Valentine. lie will tell
\ou all about it.
.('('EI'TEl) 3Y ('ITY.
A thirty-day test at the new in
cinerating plant has ju t been fin
:.hed and th'e plant exceeded its
guarantee and the expectations of
the committee in charge. Assistant
Engineer Willis, Alfred Raymond
and Foster Olroyd. The plant con
sumed 4S tons of refuse daily-1:
tons more than expected-all of the
garbage from Algiers. and about ten
tons daily from this side of the river.
MI.SPELLEDI WORD.
The word "vermicelli" in the ad
of Wid. F. Peres was misspelled
"vermiele.'" Those to receive the
Jacobs Candies are Stella LeBlanc.
7S8 Opelousas avenue. May New
man. 419 Diana St., and Miss Lena
Bruno. 400 I)lana St.
RILES TO GOER0 N CONTEST
ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE ON A CARD OF
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
AN ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOU
SHOULD WRITE ON THE CARD AS
FOLLOWS ONLY:
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND, THE MISSPELLED WORD.
THIRD. THE NAME OF THE ADVERTIS
MENT IN WHICH IT APPEARED.
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE 8 ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS ARE DEPQSITED
IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THE
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN.
Special Notice,
Notice is hereby given that the annual
ineet:ng of the stockholders of the Algiers
Land ( ... Inc. for the purpose of electing
dircct.,r, will be held at 7:30 p. m. on
Monday, January 29, 1917, at 500 Verret St.
EMII.E I. DAMARE, Sect.
CARD OF THANKS.
In behalf ,of myself, children and grand
children I wish to extend my heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to our many friends
for the kind assistance rendered during
the illness of our dear and beloved
:nmother daughter and sister, and the many
beautiful floral designs sent after her death.
To the following I wish to extend espe
cial thanks for their assistance and atten
tion: Rev. 1. A. Petit, Rev. J. M. Brown,
Rev. C. Kruegele, Rev. C. C. Weir, Misses
L. Mangiaracina, and M. Buttener, Doctors
V. L.owe and Ilolderick, and St. John's Chap
ter No. 35, O. E. S.
Asking God to bless and protect you one
and all for your kindness. I am
MRS. W. M. HOUSE.
TO OUR DEAR FRIEND.
"With feelings of sorrow in our hearts, and
remembrances in our thoughts, we sur
render unto the Almighty, a blessed
soul, a loving wife and mother.
"She having lived the life of goodness, real
izing the duty she owed to her children,
who will surely miss their mother, for
she has departed to the Great Beyond.
"To hier, our memory will always be fresh,
feeling that her companionship and lov
able thought to comfort uts no more has
surely added to the goodness of those about
her
Lost
LI)ST-watch charm locket with initials
F. WV. S. on one side and diamond on re
verse side, between "anal street and Olivier
-treet. Return to 328 Olivier street and
receive reward.
USE Cedar. Sweep for Sweeping-no
dust.
A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.
Found
ALCOHOL Stoves for all parpose.
A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.
HELP WANTED.
Two young lady solicitors. Salary and
commission. Good proposition for right par.
ties. Apply 515 Verret St. tf
BROWNIE Household Waz for Iron
ing.
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
For Sale
One baby carriage, practically new. For
sale cheap. Apply 27 Bermuda St.
LOCAL
Double Cottage at 721.723 PaciSc Ave., four
rooms each ide. Rents for $17.00-41 400.
Terms $150 cash; balance $14 per month. ur
ther information 500 Verret St. t
ASK to see thdi Dunham Lawn Roller.
A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.
.For Rent
The large commodious two-stor residence,
No. 05 Olivier street, corner of Delaronde.
Sewerage and water conections. Aply to
Co. Herbert, Jr., Olivier St.Pone,
Aliners 62-L
A. EALDWIN & 00.. LTD.
ORDER SATURDAY.
Parties desiring pies for Sunday
Dmust leave their order Saturday to
be sure of having same.
MRS. F. GOEBEL,
Verret and Allx Streets.
NEED MONEY
See MICHAELIS at
STANDARD LOAN OFFICE
300 ROYAL ST.
3-13-17
Royal Furniture Exchange
M. HIOCHtFELI)IER, Proprietor
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
New and Second Hand Furniture
Nos 537 to 541 Royal St. and 700 to
708 Toulouse Street 11-1-17
AUDITORS, PUBLIC ACOOUNTANT"
A MODERN SYSTEM
A modern system will enable you to deter
tnine your piroitis accurately Why not let
ire nstall one? I also keep small sets of
books.
EMILE I. DAMARE
LICENSIED PIBIJC ACCOUNTANT
Phone, Hemlock 1232.
Algiers References Mr. P. Rupp and Dr. Eraft
ATTORNEYT
Phones Main 00l-2a610
Hours 3 to $ p. i
EDWIN L MAHONEY
Lawyer
416 Godchaux Blds.
7-7-16
AWNINGS. SAILS, ETC.
SPEARING & COMPAN., (Establisbed 1817f
SAIL MAKERS. Awnings. Flaps. Tarpau
lins and Tents. Theatrical Work a Specialty
Cumberland Phone, Main 3891. Corner Ca
nal and Tchoupitoulas Sta. New Orleans
La.
JO)IINS)N Automobile WaR and Cleaner.
A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.
BUSINESS PERSONAL
I), not buy any make of scales or have
any repatring done on any used ones until
you consult Ferrer. There is a reason. Get -
it. Po,,al 5825 Magazine St. Telephone Up
town 7c,8.
PHILADELPHIA HAT CLEANERS.
640 ROYAL STREET.
IHats cleaned and blocked at lowest prices.
11-1-17
TIHE MODEL STORE
Latest Style Skirts and Waists at Factory
Prices. Skirts made to measure. Children's
and Infants' Goods.
701-703 Royal St., Cor. St. Peter.
9-13-17
WOOD WOR--DOORS-BLINDS.
When in need of Factory Work, see Cres
cent City Sash. Door ann Blind Mfg. Co.,
Montegut and Marais St. Phone Hest, 1501.
Prompt delivery. 91-3-17 -
MODERN CLEANERS
B. TREADAWAY. Prop. a
515 Verret St. Phone A 207 J
Suits cleaned -and p-essed, Soc.
Suits pressed. 25c.
Stuits dry or steam cleaned and pressed, 75e.
For a limited time only._
t t I
IF in need of money always remember
the Loan Office with the reputation. The
old reliable
Eagle Loan Office and
Jewelry Store
J. ITZKOVITCH, Prep.
938 CANAL ST., CEr. Unvelfst Place
Private loan entrance on University Place.
Pledges kept one year. 8-31-16
BUTCHERIR
ANDREW KERSTENS, DEALER IN -
CHOICE BEEFP. VEAL, PORK. MUTTON, T
SAUSAGE, ETC. STALL IN IPOTO MAR
FRUIT VIOETABLL. C
Vegetables, Fruit. Fish, Game, Groceries, b
Oysters.
PETER TALLUTO
Cor. Alix and Bermuda St. Phone Aliere 41
IRISH iEAT
Central Market, Phone Algiers 431, corner
Ala and Bermuda streets Choiee Beef,
Pork, Veal and Mutton Freah meat any time
GRIMALDI & CU.. aaers n ao ,
turtle, etc., orders received day nd nih
BrmEn coLLEGES
MEN 1 LEraN DARitN TRADRI
Waes wrle] lJeai; too given imdtiee
secured. N. O. Barber College, 615 Julia St.
A
L. PAILETS
LOAN OFFICE and
JEWELRY STORE
521 Canal Street,
sea to eodeha.u
Thei hrnt s t he Peiof d Algir 1
lighedt Lses at Ite Lwest Rates. (
SW I lul cd Slir lkeqt.
REASER SCHOOL
Sh )r:hanrd (any system), H.I1kkeeping,
T,,uch Typewriting, Mechanical a:.,f Archttec
tural I)rawing, Enghsh, Penmanship (by an
expert), Arithmetic, Spelling, TELEGRAI'IIY,
etc.
Slay and night sessions, easy terms and
pos::ions secured. 613 CANAL STREET.
Special rate to students from
Algiers and Gretna. 8-24-17
CO(TUPNS BOUGHT.
CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO COUPONS
4k PER 100. GEO MOROY. 2210 MAG(AZINE
DANCING.
-I
DANCING
CII.IDRENS CLASSES. S P. M.
YOUN(IER 'E I.-OIY., A) t(ilifl.S. 7 P.M.
ADULTS CL.4SSES, 8 P. M.
SMeets Every Wednesday Esening at
MRS. AUGUST SCHABELS
Olivier and Patterson Sts.
RATES, - $1.00 PER MONTH
Arrangment. may be made for pri ate
lessons
L. GRACE DAUDELIN, Instructor
Phone ;ptuown 60S-W
GROCERIES
YOU MAY FIND a misapelled ward is
our ad, but we never misrepresent goods I
sold you. YOU GET full weight-full count
and just what ou ask for.-LAFITTE'S
IGROCERY. Pelican and Seguin.
1M. P. SALATHE. DEALER IN FAMILY
Sand Fancy Groceries, Fine VHnes and Liquors,
(orner Bouny and Evelina Streets, Algiers -
La.
SILVER ClrY GROCERY.
PHILIP II.\A(;. ! ', ct.
COR HOMER AND PACTFIC AVENUE.
HARDWARE.
FELIX BORNE, JR.. Mill, Plantation and
Engineer's Supplies. Paints and Oils. oil
613 Patterson Street. Phone Algiers J95.
MATTRESSES, FURNITURE.
J. L. WALLACE, Mattress Maker. uphol
sterer, old mirrors resilvered, responsible furs
niture packer and mover: wagon to hire. 712
Teche street. Phone, Algiers 9127, -
NEW Method Gas Stoves will save you
nirley.
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
MI DWMIVE
Mrs. E. Ilotaid, Graduate Midwife and
obstetrical nurse, 420 Diana street.
MRS. I, RUSSELL, MIDWIFE, 613 Atlantic
Avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN.
NEED MONEY?
See Uncle Joe
168 S. Rampart St., New Orleans, La y
---- -___ -- --- - /F
MISCEWLANEOUS. b
IURNITURE.
Buy your new and second ,hand furniture 'a
at the
NATIONAL FURNITURE HOUSE,
1313 CANAL ST.
G. Werbel, lrop. Phone M. 5215
11.1-U
B DICYCLES.
BICYCL, bought, sold and repaired.
Go-Cart fites put on $1.00 per set. Gon
zales Bicycle Repair and Messenger service.
110 Elk Place, Phone M 2259. 9.13-17
PLOWkIS
New Orleans Florist
R. GEORGER
Successor to Schindler & so., Floral Artist.
Residence Phone Galves 1807-L; Store Phone,
Hlemlock 786-1940. 825 Decatur Street. Our
specialtie: Wedding bouquets, funeral de
signs, floral work, house and church decora.
tions. 9.13-17
EOTIOESI--rNAGAIIn
NOTIONS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CRO
CHET COTITON--MAGAZINESr NEWSPA.
PaRson.Tr us. Mrs. F M.. McLean, 419
Patterson rst. 9-16-17
SCHINDLER & KIAPP
Florists. Wedding Bouquet. Funeral De
signs & Floral Decorations Our Specialty.
827 Decatur St., Phone Hemlqck 2472. Oppo.i
site French Meat Market. New Orleans.
9-6417
LET us tell you about Quaker Autombile
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
VERMrCnlaA.
nWE manufacture vermicelli exclusively.
Comparable to the imoLrted I Try pa. In
business 25 years. Phone Hemlelk 121.
Wid. F. Peers, 2028 St. Peter St. au 4 17
JHWELRY AND RHPAZINo.
F. A. BRUNET
Established 1l87
JEWELRY
313 Royal St.
Expert Repairing Done
30-1817
H. WALDMEIER
Dealer in Diamonds, Jewelry, We.ehee
Neatly Done: 506 Frenchmen St., sear De.
catur, New Orleans, La. 17
REPAIRING.
ALL kinb of repairi. lae Wtb '
Clocks, Umbrella, Guus, Lacks an eys.
Anythins else that is broken. Algier Print.
ing House, 813i Tecke St. I
MAGIC Sticky Fly String.
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
TBITH
Teeth ext;racted by experts slllg the latest
and most approved methods. Union Dental
C., Ltd., 920 Canal St. Establshed is 159.
Used [
Cars .RT
MOBSLER AUTO EXCHANGE
481 uM MW rSTR T 1o.--7
... . ar . i re - A,6 foIr
lea; S hneay reasonable
TILE AND MARBL
S: I.1 MARB WOR
n ! 3mantels
I: ,: " I" ý. o f a l l b *'i ;
1 rdtd,, SR. Ia i
IX RESTAURANT
. \I Proprie
" " itar~a s is
Phone Sai sa3,
SHIP ' r.i NItaeE
I .. ; ý " Chadl'
SHOE REPAIRING
TUE NEXT TllM
MODERN ELECTRICALrsoG-
S . tEIIERuly Pro l SU
43J Elmira Ave.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK
PARTIES DESIRING STANoe1" 3M
and typewrtig work, specslfcaL.tw
circular letters, addressinlg of rsa
envelopes can have sam dome d by Mies si
Hyimel, 313 Alia St.
HAVE YOUR WALL PAPERING
Y A I'RA( I lt'Al. PAPER HANGER
HLCKN5, GE
2733 TCHOUPITOLýA
HIGHEST PRICES PAID ]i.
T01.) G).D, SILVER,
PIL.\T'IN .\I AND FALSE
o TEETII
OWIN, 309 Bou bon St. gru
WOOD AND COAL
JOHN KAPPLER, Dealer in Coal, lrews4
and Ice. EA press 1t hire. 447 Ellra Avesse
Phone Algiers 414-W.
Blue Ribbon Fudge
Won first prize at National Uiv
Stock Show.
PARCEL POST 80c PER LB.
MISS V. E. STUMPF,
PHONE .ALilERS 9Il.
Are You a Slave
To Your CAR?
Stop Riding on Wind. Noble to
your tires is a Guarantee aganlst
Punctures. Blowouts and Tire Tro.
ble. Lasts for years.
Standard Roller and Filler Co
745 St. Charles St
IN OUR NEW QUARTS,
IN ROYAL ST.
JEWILnRY, CUTLERY, FANCY 900.
H ARTWERL
LISITIII FIITIS,
IREIIII UiS
211 Baronne Street
Whom vess Noses b Phems
DR. V. LI ROCCHI
OIsPITAL 616 TeO h *I T.
AUCTION ~', 11 A. N.
SOUTHERN SALESSTABLES
a3-S3 7 ORIAVIR STREET
For SALE
ftm lIiiI, hu*A Mi. Wl1mib
FRANK ROUSEO, ,I IlII
DEI," INO FRIE
YOUR
SKodak Man
GESSNYER "
611 CANAL ST.
AUTOGRAPHIC KODAK/

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