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_THE HERALD.
Devoted to the Upbullding of the West Side of the River. "A very live and creditable weekly newtpaper."-MANUFACTURERS' RECORD.
V xxiv. NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917. No. 43.
New
Millinery
1 a'' i,: t etxce'l
$5.75
Specials in
Untrimmed
Shapes
i l 1:. cI: ::,c1. L,ý k an1( c ,l
98c
i ;:',hi. la;,. l.i-cr . M\ ilan.
A l - -3c, 4c, 5c, 6c Loaf
ur 3e loaf is as large as the regular 5c loaf.
Our Sc loaf is as large as the regular toc loaf.
JjREAD For the
Grocery Trade
"h : the Very Best BR 1 '
l e t924 Teche St. Phoe Algier 199
Sianckl Fine Cakes and Confections
To Borrow Money
AND
To Invest Money
B IN SMALL AMOUNTS
THE
MORRIS
PLAN
' Plan Bank of New Orleans, Inc.
. Capital $200,000.00
Of i Hourrt-8:30 A. IJ. to 4 P. M.
SATURDAY MONDAY
LA.a 3:00 P. . 6:00 P. MA. f &00 P. X.
VIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Your
1the requirements may
extraction of a
o teeth. Our Bridge
mt"Never-Fall" Plates
and they last a
4e by the boest den
Slad--matured, expe.
ebinta. Our prices
"a ether dentist when
We see only the very
emey can buy.
AND SUNDAYS
S$1
I~ ___1 50c
I5Oc
1-Uis--- -3 ap
Sental Co.
ADVANCE
k With his
Idowers
to our
M* h(h char
stify an
.ell kept,
G-ET,
lo---. ------- ---lol
YOU SHOULD ALWAYS
FIGHT FOR MT IS RIGHT
SQVARE
FAIR AND SQUARE
HE Fair and Square army
S is always looking for
1 recruits. If you are a
devotee of Fair and Square
meals you should enlist the
services of this honest-to-good
ness grocery organization.
Mrs. Daisy J. Kranme,
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
All Sorts of Cordials.
549 Elmira Avenue
MissS.Palmer
FASIHONABLE MILLINERY
Special Sels to the Lae of Algiers
Prossd leaver, 85 valm $1.50
Velvet Nlts, 85 vo .. $1.50
ONE AT TO A L.ADY
121 CAMP STREET,
PIese 4415, N. O. Semi pleet
Algiers Auto Supply Kose,
N. L. NARSMo, prep.
UMROA ANd SS U* STI re TS
Pe Alumrs 44S
Authorized Ford Agency,.
We carry a full line of FORD
PARTS, all Auto Accessories,
Tires, Oil and Gasoline.
FOU REPAIRS MN EaIALTT
Teiugs - - h - $U.U F..L rul
aesket, - - 334L F.U.. hired
udes., - - - - SN.1 F.li. heirel
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE i
Sts. John Chapter No. 3,,. O. E. $.
he!d a social mieetin g Monday night.
Me, rs. Ivan Fuller and Bert Shea
returnl.,I to Terre Haute. Ind . Mottn
day alter spending the carnival hert
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sports.
lEd at Brien. John Towlis and A.\nd
t) (onnell 0! Terr.e laute we re al.l
guests of Mr. adi Mrs. Fred Spotts.
r. Steve t'owen of il'on, hatoula
La.. was the guest of Misses Ed: I
and .\dele V\rneuil during Carnival
t: itantat son of Mr. and _Mri
Etinttr Wartnguy oas baptized Sun
dlay aof the Lutheran chul ii Thb
tialt b*itw-tt \ , I on himl a as Leste
:Everett. 11s- Margaret Wattigu.
andl Herrtrand l'tvk were the spon
Mr. and Mrs. 1 ent A. itarthe hart
the -\'lmpathV of the, many friend:
in the loss of their infant son wa host
dt .ath oaýuirre.d at liotel Ilieu Mon
lay inmirrag. Mrs. Harthe wlas for
nterly Mi.ss Ida I respin of our (li toIn
The horite of Levy Wood ',i ort h.
Loitt e oit the outtalil canal. as Ia
-trnoyed by tire Sunday. the loss be
ting t-tima.ted at $25. with 11o in.-ur
Iatn,. The cause ot the. tire awas not
TIh' fle' n ! 1I. feet of uoppel
wire frmoll a Iredge lyine at a point
live Iil.,, down the river was reportI
ed to thet \;giers police' Sunllay. . b>
Itudolph F'erdinand. iwatchman olt
the lr.dge. The wire w:as vatlued at
$1n
l1i<1 Vila Giorlano of Ironton
ILa .. i t viitir:g relatives here.
.Mr F. 4'. I)uvio i enltertaint ed ith
Thur-,llay at!trrnoon Five Hundred
c:lub la;-: w e'k. The suctcessful play
er werea .Miss Noel and Mr;. Geo
Helrbrt. Miss Eugenia Herbert re
it'ied the consolation. Mrs. W. A.
IDilze&l I ill erttert.ain at the next
meetiLg.
The baby girl or Mr. and M1rs.
Geo. J. Forrest was naptized Suntday
at the C'hurch of the Holy Name of
Mary. The little one received the
name of Beryl Katherine. Dr. and
Mrs. V. F. Lowe were sponsors.
Mrs. Amelia Smith returned last
night from a trip to New Iberia and
to Franklin where she went in the
interest of the Woodmen Circle.
Mrs. Jos. Daly and daughter. Celia.
came back from Mobile. Ala.. Mon
day night after spending several days
with the Misses Donohue.
Mrs. Geo. W. McDuff left Wednes
day night for her home in New Iberia
after spendng the cairnival with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stumpf.
Mrs. Jos. Daly and daughter ex
pect to leave Monday for home. They
will visit New York before reaching
home.
Mr. Ernest ('ayard and Misses
Frtlni e Bretaux a-'d enay r('."art,
left left last week ror their home in,
Lafayette. La., after spending carni
val here with Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Vanderlinden.
Mrs. R. E. Hingle and children
and Mrs. E. C. Kohn of Pointe-a-la
Hache. La.. returned home last week.
Miss .Mildred Ose and brother,
Harold, spent Sunday at Home Place.
La.. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ly
ens.
Mr. Walter Ellis was a visitor to
Mr. and Mrs. Munsterman of Buras
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williamson
were guests of Mrs. E. Schmitt of
Bermuda street last week.
Mrs. E. C. ("Dick") Pries of Hous
ton. is expected here shortly to take
up her permanent residence. Mrs.
Pries is well known here as this was
her home before going to Texas
some eight years ago. Her many
friends will welcome ner return.
'Mr. and .Mrs. :Roome hlve 're
turned from Lafourche Crossing.
Mr. Marc Barosse has returned
from Thibodaux where he went on
a business trip.
Mrs. W. H. Seymour left yesterday
for her home in Long Beach, Miss.
Mr. Dan Hartnett spent the Car
nival season here with his mother,
Mrs. A. Hartnett. 270 Vallette St.
Miss Nellie Gosselin of Logtown.
Miss.. was the guest of Mrs. A. K.
Vallette in Eliza street during Car
nlval.
Mr. Wade Kerr. after a delightful
stay in Algiers as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Wmin. Lilly. has returned to
his home in Long Beach, Miss.
The Misses Elisd. Caroline and
Delia Kerr were the happy little
Carnival guests of their cousin, Viv
lan Vallette. in Eliza street.
Messrs. John Lips and Fred Luft
left Sunday for Bay St. Louis to visit
their mother.
Miss Daisy Daniels left Sunday
for her home in Sea Shore Camp
Grounds, after spending Carnival
here the guest of Mrs. J. W. Dan
iels.
The Methodist Sewing Circle met
at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Dan
iels on Monday. All participating
are delighted with the success of
the circle.
The Matron's Club met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. F. Hoogoven.
The successful players were Mrs. R.
A. Tansey, Mrs. C. Arnold and Mrs.
O. Aycock. Mrs. A. Burke received
the consolation. Mrs. F. Goebel
will entertain at the next meeting.
The many friends of Mr. A. H.
Verret will ,be glad to learn that he
is convalescing.
Miss Nola Himel of St. Amelia
and Octavie Himel of St. James
were Carnival guests of Miss Hy.
Aycock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Figarola of 406
Diana street, are receiving congrat
ulations on the arrival of a fine baby
boy.
The home of .Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hnyub, of 702 811dell avenue, was
brightened by the arrival of a baby
boy.
Mrs. P. Hoogoven spent a few
days at Raceland last week.
Mrs. H. C. Brodtman left last
week on the Parismina for Panama,
to visit her dughter, Mrs. C. Casa
nova.
Howard LeBlanc, who was pain
fully injured some weeks ago is able
to be home again. His friends are
pleased to learn of his recovery.
The many friends of Mr. Walter
Harvey will regret to learn that he
was compelled to undergo an opera
tion at Hotel Dise Tuesday. Dr. A.
C. King is In attendance.
S (cntmumd an 1 ,1|)
I-CENT FERRY FARE NEW FEATURES
THIS WEEK
To Be Recimnmended I:h r
New Third D)itrict 1'crrv
Franchise.
I'l cet I'ricc T, Be R(educed
From "7."0.1HO to S1(I(iH)
Is Another Reco nm
daltti Ill.
Ncw Schedull c T', (;c, Into,
Effcct \With l;xp)ir:tti(ln ( )f
Canal Street I.eac.
Algier ,. L.a .Feb 2 . 1'*17.
\ i '. 'inl ! t . ollllliit'..
tpoIIn:d by t, .e : hairnulan Indr' au
l:',e ting ' e'l t7,ns ,: the' F ,th lIis
trin Jai,tuar: 22. 1!'17. ipropiI ti
p ir p-,,t -atl,. the Third li ,< tri
F- rry Fr:ia hii e. was held at ,n
. V" Vt, rrt: -trect. there beingi
S lit
lon.Win. a U J. tinh t .e. F l
tl):ne1. in. thlerterit. Jr. .\. Spitz
-ad.n. Jr . I r C. V. I'ra:t aindl S. A
Th ,"e retary prey ented atcind read
a Ica,) of lthe prlpo-ld sp.,itli.at i -
tlr th -ale : the :erry trati ii hl-e.
,11t a:ter full and deliberate dius
-ion inart rnmal: it N\ as det"rtnined
T1 re ~ini li to i the o tnii-ioni
'ollnci the follo l g chani.et s in the
Spet ith inot. 'viz:
The duriation o the franchise to
he for 1: years as stipulated in the
speci it ation . at tariff rates the
same as now prevail at the I'anal
Street ferry. but wi it h certain
hanges in tthe tariff. a listed below.
to ie eaective fromn and after the
expiratimn of the canal Street ferry
franchise.
The franchise up-et price to be
$1~11 instead of $73.:0i, .
The Ferry Conpany to be com
pelled to keep the driveways and
approaches in condition satisfactory
to the public at all times, and to
furnish sufttiient number of com
fortable benches both in the ferry
houses and on the boats to ade
quate!y accommodate the usual pat
ronage at all times.
Sanitary drinking facilities to be
provided and maintained in accord
an'ce with the regulati?.ons of the
Hoard of lHealth.
Proper power facilities to be in
~ tl:ed to a-si-t 'all :In o'ting o
or off boats when the glade on either,
side of the river exceeds 4 per cent.
Schdule of service to be as fol
lows: 3 a. m. to . a. m. and 4 p. m.
to 7 p. m., every ii minutes: 9 a. m.
to 4 p. m. and 7 p. m. to 12 mid
night. every 15 minutes; 12 mid
night to 3 a. m.. every 30 minutes.
Tariff rates to be as follows:
Pedestrians. 100 tickets for $1. or
I cent a ticket. Double fare after
midnight until 5 a. m.
School children free between 7:30
a. m. and 5 p. m. on school days.
2-wheel vehicle and driver. 10c.
2-horse vehicle 20c.
1 animal and driver. Sc. each ad
ditional animal Sc.
1 horse carriage, wagon or tally
ho. 10oc.
3:1-horse vehicle. 30c.
Lumbejr wagons. 40c.
Auto. 2 persons 1 lre. 4 persons
iSc. 5 persons 2oc. 6 persons or
over 25c.
Runabout auto truck. 10c.
2 to 5 ton truck 20c.
Over five ton truck. SOc.
Freight packages, all kinds, or
dinary. 10l lbs. or under. Sc. 100
to 300 lbs. 10c.
Wheelbarrows. 5c. Same rates to
apply whether loaded or unloaded.
A penalty clause to be incorporated
in the franchise which will insure
redress of complaints by the public
for non-compliance with the fran
chise which will insure redress of
complaints by the public for non
compliance with the franchise con
ditions.
The secretary was instructed to
call a meeting of all the members
who were present at the initial meet
ing held January 23, 1917, said
meeting to be on Friday. March 2.'
1917, at 500 Verret street. for the
purpose of approving the recommen
datlons of this committee and per
fecting plans for a mass meeting to
,secure the approval of the general
public before presentink the sugges
tions to the Commission Council.
There being no further business.
the meeting adjournd.
S. A. E3ROSS, Scrtary.
Spring Hate
Why pay the high Canal St.
prices for your Spring Hats
when ye.s cr save from
so% to60%
by making your purchases
from
Miss S. Palmer,
121 Camrp Sret
Pg 4416 Seced Fler
Old Brass and Iron Beds Made New
ALL LAQUER BAKED
NATIONAL BRASS BED WORKS.
Phe.. da.i e 2132 1241 AIUlE STREET, REW IRlllS.
WhIe in go.l Heolth, Frovide asint Ianefu and Death
by &er nn in the
CITIZENS' INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE
AND SICK BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
miulenm 10 -5 sa s pse smi.
in c OJMIB S 2Tnr
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i l,- ,. . I. n , . ,n ,iii of hat
t :i- , the ,l ru T . lT I..
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Titll i t T'. i -tt, ' it i it. he har,.1\'
iro - .ifte ' iii ite l Il " tin gi T' he
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h ge eýti. e r "t ; . J, . i tt t h , e rttl -
"iilto tt -'1.:th I r hi n to thi r' ,it
,l aI iie" e t1i 1i" ' tlis", t Hoi . T e.
Th',,,e 0 r' 1 ,T n 'l i T.t e T eltighne t lll
1\" .t Tih. ' and jointl L' li all\° in hng t'1in
plansw reinoti t tor i cnus-e1. Thell yas
,Inh rumheiItal s ?trlr o e issers
iho mont.ihlertl thenm aloirsbte aTH ii
it. i'raft. i tear ' S i h atr ellr toha ct ani
atrrl. A icthe aRiorcan. aiithn Cor
hltt. E tva , etach. Merlc Ricilt ar dsont
n laition to thurday aov. is the
the Junior Circle fand The KMri Thos. F.agh
The vear were hapere delightfully
Lsill rprise . and joined in singi
ent by atri orderains. The. when h a
crimposwded a fin the of ollo or ing programson
nt for sixtal dts. The womanisses
Norma Wiieatiey. -lois.' ebert.
while drunk on r. Eva ras. arlpushot
M.the Kra. Pearl-o!d son of Captan t
Eliam Heuer iggin the uttr at Brooklyn
and Opecitationuas Miavenusses Miland created M
H'aru n Alace iorwas sentened tor
Tpe a ne of tech. or sere tlihentlso
s in jail and to the additional nine
Glays i n default of the Tolfine on a
Zema Judlof bin and Mastero James Louanis
Higging were in atten connection
withMrs. J. L. Higgins. the thft of rotile ferom theof
the Junior ( iroat e and Mrs. Thos. F
Riearelson were ithapernes.
TNE EROS LIBARL PASTE
.llay Brggs. alias Brockn Lia , an
negress was given a heavy punish-r
maent by Recorder Burthe. when he,
imposed a finttle ofrh PoTER RsoPP
nment for sixty dtys. The woman.
15while drunk on Mardi Gras. pushedOTTLE
.am Heuer n the gutter at Brooklyn'
ani Opelousas avenues and created
a g eneral disturbance.
pay a fine of $g0. or serve twenty
days in jail and an additional nine
MONEYR TO LOAT
suspicious character upn connection
with the theft of crothe from the
Will Lead Money at the Lorwst prte of
Lwher Coast railroad.
I er ell in the City. Bar oyins in
lan O usready
Never Neede Wuaner
Ain AuD JEfRI COUISa
Estalitehel 911
FORTSMARKE
Fashionable Shoes
for
Mi-Lady
When She Goes Out
F[' the l u, il : lit"
I1( )ll enIt. .Ž\ ] l,c1 - IL c . -, till e l' ý I P l,,5
Considered ,ad laht l t` l di di!:c1:cL) c tlUIlCS.
Mi-La ,d\ insistS, \hlclT slohe ,c- I, that her
toottwear be in pertect ha 1,i 1\ with her
tiner .
Our lilies oft s rin sIl- , y'are ttilt t,) &oi,
turinl to these dlmands, Ito aippeal to the \vwu
Iman who acklIowlk cJes th nece 'sit\ ut ef
tective lit, finish and harmt~n\. The conscien
tious care in the finish, the tasteful designing
of each last and pattern- -these elements will
make their appeal to \Pu.
\Ve are full\ prepared to meet ever\ re
quirement ot the woman -- whether for sport,
street or dress ftootwear.
D. . Holmes Co.
Praf *., N rk,. LIMITED ,.,tl i
1i
Let Solari's Suggest
What to Eat During
These Lenten Days
Solari's
Lenten days need not incon
venience you in securing prop
er nutrition in pure food gro
ceries. Solari's have a long
and selected list of Ieaten
foods that are rich in nour
ishing elements land can be
made 'into inumerable delec
table dishes.
At every time and in every
season this old purveying in
stitution stands ready to fur
nish its patrons with season
able eatables of Guaranteed
Quality and Purity.
EQUAL TQ ALL MUSICAL DEMANDS
The cultivated taste of a true musician or music-lover demands
more of a piano than merely structural beauty or q superf
cially pleasing tone.
In the Mason & Hamlin, with its rich, colorful tone quality
and its wonderfully responsive action, he finds a piano equal to
ALL that he may expect from a musical instrument.
lluqual """""iuo" f ju~q 912-914
UEL!E1J E WCANAL
Successors to Cable Piano Co. STREET
The Danger
That comes from buying DRI'GS promiscuously is more than
the fact that you are not getting what you ordered--vutr svs
tem has to suffer for the sustlttitutin.
You cannot afford to flirt with th!is vital question of buying
your DRUGS. \We s,,licit your trade on the basis of I,,on
esty, Accuracy and Thoroughness ot method at all ti:
There's a difference in your favor if you trade with us.
EE UPP, Dru ist
Bermud. E & s&Verret \5t.
Feeciueting New Node. In
SMART
MILLINERY
Will Be Shws Here Trowrw at
$7.50
$10 and $15
Excleuive but Not Expenelve
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