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THE HERALD.
Devoted to the Upbuilding of the West Side of the River. "A very live and creditable weekly newsm aper."-MANUFACTURERS' RECORD.
- . _. NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1017. No. .
yOL, XXIV.- --- ______
NewDressFabrics
nite rouDds a 50c
a lteabl r f "JIr : "
laches i vrb dt
shite r.und i 79C
A inches tide. I
p li, pe0r 'a
- B rantiful (" c'· : ".
,onds il,,, IV ii: . ,
).int: loa ' 79c
3 lhrbes w id .- . . 2 c
0st shi s i he . i! ,'
a tan. ground 50
le: 2r.75inukc€f0
3 laches wide'
44r'nhlt' In1.2
y lard i,'' , ' '.1' ,.
-d orine 2.00
Sinches wi i'. ir " , .
pay ytin, 1...
nh U:" 25c
w a yrd
V ed stripes and :
I scb aid. ,.rl ........5C
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GREATEST STORE SOUTH
EAl - -3c, 4c, 5c, 6c Loaf
. 0* Sc loaf r as large as the regular ; loaf.
ur Sc loaf is as large as the regular toc loaf.
BR EAD For the
Grocery Trade
lake the Very Best BR E I)
one comes to us for EA
a924 Teche St. Plone Algiers 199
{ 'ancxl Fine Cakes and Confections
To Borrow Money
To Invest Money
IN SMALL AMOUNTS
THE
MORRIS
PLAN
s Plan Bank of New Orleans, Inc.
Capital $200,000.00
Orce Hoar.-8:30 A. M. to 4 P. M.
TVRDAY MONDAY
s 3:00 P. M. 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M.
VIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Your
Abe requirements may
extraction of a
oa teeth. Our Bridae
-Never-Fall" Plates
f it and they last a
d·e by the best den
land-matured, expe
st neats. Our prices
my other dentist when
Se only the very
Sasry can buy.
ANr1 SUNDAYS
mm $4
la
ý 1
,. 50c
,50c
Filling Sp
S-Dental Co.
EHouse,
I Agency,
bAe of FORD
Accessories,
holine.
I ellI.TV
F. I.S. ktnit
U.l1 F.I.I. etrit
T, R
HER
SLOUlUIAANA
* VEAL,
JUST RECEIVED
Line of VLENTIIINES
Broussard's Drug Store
Cyrus Broussard, Prop.
Cor. Belleville and Pelican Ave.
Phone Algiers 9120, Algiers, La.
S"THE STORE OF EFFICIENT SERVICE"
Special For TMis Week:
SPARE RIBS. 15e a Ilb
Just Opened . ..
CORNED PORK. 2 I lb.
Sliced. Delici ... 2
SCHIMMEL'S 10C a Large
SALAD DRESSING .. Bottle
PEANUT BUTTER. flia
Fine for Sandwich ,i es. . Glas
LOG CABIN 5 "cabin"
MAPLE SYRUP. 25e *"CI a
Jdohn Kllinkenper Co., Ltd.
Alix and Verret Streets
PHONE ALGIERS 266
Miss S.Palmer
FASNIOLABLE ILLUIERY
Spec.il b8 te to e Ladie of AllgerS
Prneed kanr, 85 ve $1.50_O
Veihet lah, $5 alue. . $1.50
ONE BAT TO A LADY
121 CAMP STREET,
Phone 4419, w.o. Se***d Fleer
MONEY TO LOAN
Largest and meet up-to-date
PAWN BROKER
Be the seeth
Will Lead Money at the Lowest Rate of
Interest In the City. Bargains in
UNIDEEMED DIAMONDS
riAU ADP JEWIIW.,L
, ,, ,,,,,,
LOCAL STOCK COMPANY li
FOR FERRIES
i.' 1 A. . 1 ... o s.. : t
I' - -' " l
'r,,fit t S ltti,
t Illy F ' I" r \ - tt. l.
LETTER` FROM " HE PtOPL'.t:
AN OLD NEW CONTRACTOR.
I ,in r il , I I Oti .. t . t ih e . i 11.
piei ". iei a atin and h
h .io in heto Iuid l ine f
: , terin e.lu. id"l\. th: rec 111 ,.i.
lhgi: nti nr the utcting busifes M
.? in"trl dc tio n t n tih .l 'r ",'i .
i H, i a ' ati\l h-r : "
Ip 1n ino . tp tud inh businls for to I
tr.n Bears. hasi een the rceular builc 1
thi,4s imi f," somey tim but only re- ,t,
ing an'd c i ntractin- businessi. Ir, .
of furnishin e plns mnd pr incatiue
and to h o build ne oss s on the .IInt
'I without' B. Bth:t t Mr. Boe 1wn w1'
ly inetallmdnt lsn w lhen . e ,suil ,:,r 3
has a lot upon rhich to build a houae. c
.1r. Brown has ber onte-mplatinre.
iben thisn tl business in Alfer. It or . t
heel in ithe pIast.
EMPLOYEES WANTED AT NAVAL,
STATION.
Fo'r th contetience oif l . ch:niti s
and helpers examinlations untler th. e
usual cn ndiitions will he helld h at this '
station beginning on Iarch 1, 11 7.
or remployees in the . ollowing trades
and occulpations. a shortage of whi hi
eXists at the prest nt time:
Trades: Boilermlakers. chippers :en
calkeirs. iron, coppersmiths. drillers.
alntatrnmakrers rin ers. riveters. ship
fi ttersF. iths. Occupations: hreler, c
boilermaker: hellier, molder he lpr.
painter; hneller. sheetnmetal worker:
helper, smith.
plications should be filled out and
fibed in the oftice of the Labor Boar.
at this station, not later than the
e. Ilose of workin hours on Pebruar
Thes necessary appelication blank .
:" the Labor noard. Naval Station. or
Room e;::p yusitm Mhouse. New (t r
leans. L a.
exis at the pest.
FLAG RAISINC
Algiers observed "oniversal Flat
raising Bay" 1ednesday. when at 1
oclock the Stars and Stripes were
flung to the breeze in front of the
court house ion. Morgan street with al
tropriate exercises. Judn e Marcin S.
feahoney was in charge of the ar
rangements. The school children andw
I their teachers sang "The Star-Spanf-i
led Banner" as little Flossy Reynolds
and Master Louis Mahoney raised
"Old Glory" to the top of the mast.
The following acted as a commit
tee: J:udge M. S. Mahoney. Judger
Thomas F. Maher. Judge T. P. Goff. .1
icthluskey. E. Grimes, Jas. Forrest
er. John Sprada. G Kobolt. .Miss A.:
;M. Hlarte. Miss Lizzie Kelly. .lMiss Ca
ileggett, Miss Serena Seele. Sergt
Seelhorst, .iules Bodenger. I. A. Jan
sen. J. P. n ezien. F. C. Duvic, Louis
P Zinc.
DEMONSTRATION OF WORK.
A splendid demonstration of the
work being done by the gymnasium
classes of the Y. W'. C. A. was given
in Newcomb assembly hall Thursday
night. Tlft place was crowded with
the friends of the association and the
gym girls.
The program included national and I
folk songs and dances, the nations
represented being England, Bohemia,
Holland. France, Spain, Sweden, Rus
lsta. Irelnd and America. Among
those takltng pt were Miases Ruth
Pettigraoe and May Strasel in the
Swedish em English dances; and
Misses Perl t SchwaSgenobch and Lo-n
is Gravals tr the Holland dance.
Mrs. Maner Haggsty was the ac-o
Scomp lsab.
I 1
SPERSONALS ii
SAND OTHERWISE
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I ill I.. h 1 l i t th* h in ! . '.: '
Th. S.fial S. nijir -1. ht J lul "
thi- as k a. the huin -t' \1" a,
\lrs. T. . Itu hl . Th" u" ,
Ilayrt n N"tre Mr. C ri. B ;il-* "t1 nd
:r- .1. I'. ola -. ,r. r \. A \.1 1
anti Mr- i Ma1n. nt. pua? ie t"- 1Mr
and Mr it. . hi. thi i :e r '-ld -h
Io nsL . ion Mr and M . . 11
Itrh w l4te etll a n il r ban ! the ld . t\- "
meetin. .
The T'riiea Moiht Euchre ('lt at
1,The ,cssful play er.s were ..is
\'lar ria Rich. .)ds. Mrs. 113 .' ket.
is L. ('urrn and Mrs. A. Graf. Mrs
B. Nbeson received the consolation.
The next meeting will be held at th"m
home of .rs. hI. Nelson.
The T 'ride a Month Club inet lat
the hmie of Mrs. lG. Pollo 'rk The
she succssful playelars werse Mrs. o -
d'lahia Xi(. dls. o rs. has A.rmkd .
i.h i.. ('urrt.n and rs. Ae. ;ra. rE. J.
ot.he rece ived the co nsnsoltion. The
nhext n t einet will e he heat tho home
of ,)frs. Gr. Ta. l son.
The Thursday Euchre C('lub mit lat
week at the of me. (;. lMrs. Ck. Th.
u(The scsfl prsful plaers were .(',.ne
C.h and rft. a .Mrs.Mn. .Lewis re. J.
ed othe c onsolation. Mrs. .1i. Thor
oxn will enterta i at the next n:h,t ll
The Ladies Thursday Afternlub m las
eike hdt the home olub rs. -'. ntrisih.l
by Mrs. K. rVallier las t week. The
ned the conola The next meti. r willv
.n llett entertin at th. ne nti
Theia is visitin his parents Mr. and
Mrs. . ii. aNelson of 2;s Vallette Sth
A consulation. monthly meet in of theill
be helday night at the home of rs. F. Iss
Mrs.ohi Miller oss of bSan .\tonio.
Tewas indulged in untival ra late hour. The
nexbrother-etin-la will r.e held at the home
tltrmae in Seurum street.
Ilastor INa. tonrk for tofe Trans-Mis-l
hia Ispp Termiitin alis omparny at esr. t-nd
ers. \.as shot in ofthe left shoulder t
bA Leaulander Thonhlassie mwatinan of the
\dnthe same place. Sunday night. Theof is
men eSol.hire illr kyafterkin. it is said andi
porthe shoo'.ning was purely an accident. re
frNo chargens havee served and e.lancin
Mras induled Mrs.in until a late hour. Th
lantic Avmetin ill e haveld at the of their
ifmany friends (;ladin the loss of their baby un
son Herman SEdwain street.
The Matrons Club met atin the left shomulder
tof Mrs. C. Fisch. Sunda niThe successful. The
playmen were skMlars. .it is saids, andMrs.
Hy. Brown. and Mrs. S. Brooks of .\t play
bel recei Ave hd\ the consolympathy of theirs
son looormaen Edwill entertain at the.
The Mteertns Club met at the hmg.
Mrs. Jo('. FrKoenig and children ofu
IaBoyce are here for carnival'. J. MrLeis. Koe-Mrs.
H.nig will join them S aturday.
inThe many friends of EdM. F. Borne
of Opelousas Avreceivede will be gconsolad to learns.
.ent illness and able to bera at agtheain
Mrs. Jo. BarrKoenig and childrt Bend, La
aorriv are here last week to spend car. Koe
Mrs. Muill join them Saturday.s been the
guesThe many friends of Ed. J. KiBorne
rethat he homas recovered from his rs
Mucent ihollness and able to be out as Miss Emmain.
ThoMrs. J. Barrios of Jesuit Bend, La. where
she arrived here last .ee to spend car
Ao Seumon st enjoyable tret.ck ride was
givenMrs. Sunday hollattero who has been thejol
returned home last Thursday. Mrspen.
paiunholland were Missewas EulMa EmmJudlin,
Blancshe attended school.ma Tut and Sidon
ia Satherland; Messrs. Albert Nelson
Marcel Druvic and Ernest Vetien.
(Contimed am Pag 12)
FOH ALL THE FAMILYi
S' .. .
MR. COL'GET MAES IMPPOVE
ME T
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Sils- arn e : h ie r Sunlae Lh.:i
ns n " , . i n, h nr i. , ..I .iss i A.
I.. i "cNt .:lr "1 i-- ' --i in a blue JPtian
hi:lona . thr-w a Japanese pral
,. t 4 hih th pr', , nts wer'ie tie
".. The r i,.i .. e , -t re, ie ~ 'i
l when ,l ('il enterilled the roomth
cakiss Carrie tli. r played Loheunt -
rin- in iter pdi march and k. iss .nn
iton. the dl. I and isn a blue Jaan'
on tnll the thid"le t.
Thoc arese and cake were serveds o
:nd. Katie iss Donnell ornut thlil
cake. MElis Golden. rmGolden found th
lcon.l tlhe dime, and tr. iss Nellie roo-r.
Donnellt' nnel!. 'arnthe thimble. \an
Ii·. I . -,ahller. t arnirthn lanldt rlinslen..
. Tho ihe present were Miss Novarrt
adlrha t Katier. )itd e laih. Corneliar
urts and a Anni e L. McNeely. Alfred I -
andhor. ise Golden. lirma Td fton. Leah
nrrt. inoa Ilernnp:. Nifhy caoknier. (.a
and Irma S;hre. rae enoise Schroditiner.
Nellie C'(onnnell and rreinle a er.
o FIRST M ASKED B ALL.
Thel'a Johnson. s rnion liarrett.
ebruary th. ker. Georgtte ailhs. aer
who ides chairman of th con. Mittle. ha
arrangerment for the affair. It goes
ithorst, Hilda adthat theMildre will be a
nlrt. Nova D'onncll. Nibby I\'nner. (.
1lare crowd rescnt to Initiate then
he new uilinga tnd the dance hall. Be
I- sides the danle hall the other nea
aures will also be that of fancy dress
beeaniu clalio wearing apparel. Ah fine
r the \oasion. tnir n
d ELECT DELEGATES,
AcAt the meeting of Orange Camp
Nero. r. y 0. W. held Tueday night.
ithout sayfollowing delegthates there will be acted
tolarge crowd present the campo initiateat the conven
tion to huieing tnheld inthe dance hall. Be-i
idBarretts the dance hall the other ea
ures willere also be that of fancy dresstwo
and calico wearing apparel. . fine
Slland of music has been engaged forvices
Sthe occaSunday Morning.
At the meebrating of the Orange Campn
niversar. W. O. W. held Tuesday night.hias
ill the following delegates were electeday.
to represent the auspices ofat the grand lodgen
tofficers of tbe held state in thNew Iberia inPres
SW.tran Church. TheC. J. DRev. Gerretts. .
CoBerthauton, pastor. w Smith and Jno. A
dBarrett After the leadership of Professor Henrle- i
. gates, tihere was alsoc s initiation, twoed.
-e aWll resAttident grand Special Church lodge oficers wviceth
Nexthe past grSund chancelly Mors wning.ll ct as
.sThe a receptionlebration of the fifty-third angesi
y niversary of the Knights nof Pythias
t e will be held delegat 11 a. m. next Sunday.tes.
I-under the anspreme domain arthe cegrand lodgebrat
officers ofl the state in the First Prvies
- der the 70,000leadership of Professor Henri
,teGrand Chancellor Shelby Tin praylor foand
pseas amongst the warring nationl
Sa conttalned peace in our own
Isad.
For the
Brilliant Social Events
Evening
Gowns
25.00 and 35.00
Spring Coats
2,.50, 35.00
Women's Blouses
D. H. Holmes Co.
Pr.i New Yor :E e..abl,sh"d
Berlin. London and Flornce. Arr' 2, I,42
IMason & Hiamtlin tt Piantt
Succssr to CablePn C o.~l 912-914
UZI7It E ECANAL
Successors to Cable Piano Co. STREET
Strane r withint our ates. a i:
any N a I )rl:,ans lhoust if,,
vvher, shy buys hoer rocori's.
Of to rse there are many good
groceries to choose fromi. lu
we are sure she will nanm( SO
LARI'S FIRST.
Solari's has a reputation (of 72
:ears of merchandising behind
it. a reputation that we are
proud of and one that ,we U''
t1OL1 every day.
No unworthy (commodity has
a place on our shelves: in fact,
you may purchase with your
oeys blindlolided here. with the
ame certainty of obtaining ah
solute satisfaction.
So1ari's
Diphtheria
Reduction in Prices of
ANTITOXI N
We desire to announce a reduction in
Prices of Diphtheria Antitoxins
as Follows:
3,000 Units, $1.50
MULFDS ,000 Units, $2.00
10,000 Units, $4.00
20,000 Units, $7.50
E;FRIJUPP, Druggist
Berruda, Ewai. &aerret th
Pianos, Player-Pianos,
Talking Machines
All standard makes, each priced
strictly to quality, in such wide rage
of selection that we can satisfy nay
demand and at the same time abe
lutely guarantee the fullest satlsfac
tian.
JUST GLANCE OVER THE LIST
ENABE AND EMERSON
ANGELUS PLAYER PIANOS
HALLET & DAVIS AND
CONWAY VIRTUOLA PLAYERS
EMERSON DE LUXE AND
AMPLICO PLAYERS
LEXINGTON BOWIN AND
5IILEX PLAYERS
PATHE-PRERES IATHOPONRE
COLUMBIA 0RAFOEOLAS
SOLOPHONES, 3.4-N-O ORA
PHONES
TALKING MACHINI RECORDS
MUSIC ROLLS
J.PSimmons
Pian Co.,Inc.
"The Progressiv Piano Store"
933 Canal St.
Audubon Building

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