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rie av ll a- the 1' N rItt- a' .'inal
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lolt r ,lIh!t ,!a," pa-iie-I hre pra-t
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sstiM her anmate ~ t-h ,r"I -,-rat isler
anti . KI lirot= raier~ 1:a
Tilsher uneral" ateik platera Monday
SCLEAN EaS Cleaners,
Dyers,
DYERS, Phone: Algiers 250
PHONE: ALGIERS B.G.NORTH
250 626 Elmira Ae.
B. G. NORITH,
Agent
American Laundry
Zelon Dry Cleaning and Dyers
Phone Algiers 250
626 Elmira Avenue
PHONE-CALL OR WRITE
.oJ----"- - ----
A\R-AIO- SQUARENESS
WILL BRING RESUrTS IN A
R% L0 O ENDEAVoR
FA\IR AND SGLUAR.
IN any field of human en
deavor fair play : ns it- lau
rels of popularity anl profit.
We've made a monsi-tent effort
to give thp public its money's
\worth. W\e have done so.
And He have found that our
courteous. sq uare met hod of
doing business is profitable to
everybody c:ncern.ed. You
ought to be conclernel about
this.
Mrs. Daisy J. Kramme,
Groceries. Wines and Liquors.
All Sorts of Cordials.
.14I Elmira Avenue
AND LIME BRICK
SANITARY, DURABLE, ECONOMICAL
GRAVEL, SAND, CEMENT, LIME, Etc.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Oar Sand Lime Brick has Great Strength, 10 per cent Moisture
Absorption, It Resists Heat and Cold, and Electricity,
Uniform in Size. Shape and Color. Costs No
More Than Good Clay Brick. 24 Hours
from Raw Material to Finished Product.
WRITE FOR BOOKLET OF TESTIMONIALS
New Orleans Silica Brick Co., Inc.
JAMES N. DYETT, Pres. and Mar.
Phone Main 1786 812 Common Street, New Orlcans, La.
POR SALE AT
Felix Borne, Jr., Algiers.
A. WV. DAIN OS,
CUSTOM TAILOR
MILITARY UNIFORMS AND CIVILIAN GARMENTS
WE MAKE SUITS ON EASY TERMS.
Suits pressed at 25 cts., Suits cleaned and pressed 40 cts. up.
Garimc :s of ti k :s a':ercd In cleaninq garmen:s we have na certain
prices, the pr:ce depe. "i :; " end::, on of suit not exceed:n , h c:s.. un:ess
effected by pain:. TRY OUR METHODS-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
241 Morgan Street. - - Algiers
BEtablished in 1908 1216-18-20 ROYAL STREET
New Orleans. Phone Hem. 1158
Southern Cabinet and Refrigerator Co.
UMITED
COLD) STORAGE AND REFRIGERATORS
SHOW CASES-.STORE AND DRU; FIXTURES.
10, ..; . f'-t. etc.. lot Vallette.
4.- Xr ~- I. ;ipe rc'd.e a id ('he~tnut
i1ii i-ii --F'urtnuntu.
.rii"i I :ziz to Kaleigh J. Wil
*- :t t. t~t' .. in aw.! tor por
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A. I' - I . - fr: dIlti'! th I.' Ir i-at-i
A Differen treek
tha t t.. lit:: i *" .. N- Itt"' II andiljI
BREAD
1We have the best bread be
tause we pay the highest prices
for the best flour. No order too
large or too small.
CAK ES
Cakes-all kinds at retail or
by the hundred or thousand.
Always the best. large assort
ment.
We Are Headquarters for
PASTRIES
H. Martinez,
417 ELMIRA AVENUE
Phone Algiers 9186.
By HELEN MERRITT.
(Copyright. 191L, by the McClure News
paper Syndicate.)
Mary came running down the stairs.
her face beaming. She had double
cause to be happy-she was going out
to spend the evening with her lover
and she had a new and beautiful gown.
As she entered the reception room.
John rose to greet her. She paused
before she reached him, and, letting
the long cloak slip from her shoul
ders. stood revealed in all the bravery
of the new finery.
. "Don't you like it?" she faltered.
lie might have been diplomatic in
his reply. But that was not John's
way.
So he blurted out bluntly. "No, I
don't."
Tears rose instantly to dim the
brightness of Mary's blue eyes.
"Why? ' she asked, after a long
pause.
3But specific explanation was quite
beyond John. lie did not like the
dress. lie simply stood and gazed
disappointingly at it, and under the
shadow of that look Mary broke down
and wept openly. Then, without an
other word. .he ran from the room.
Then a half hour had pa ,sed and
Mary had not returned to him. 11i
rang the bell and requested the maid
who answered it to say to Miss Mary
that he was waiting.
*When the maid returned she handed
him a note. It was very brief. iHe
read amazedly: "I am not going out
with you-now or at any other time.
Mary."
Besides being straightforward to the
verge of brusqueness, John was stub
born. He felt that he did not de
serve the punishment.
And the breach thus opened wid
ened steadily as time sped on.
Mary's maid went to her mistress
one day and asked: "Miss Mary, what
had we better do about the rough
laundry this week? Old Mary hasn't
been to get it."
Young Mary turned languidly from
the book she was only pretending to
read.
'Perhaps she's sick," she suggest
ed. "I'll go over to her place and see
about it."
It was a sad enough spectacle which
confronted Mary when she reached the
pour home of the laundress. The few
bits of furniture were piled up ready
for removal. Old Mary was sitting be
side John, her rheumatic old husband.
The story was soon told. John's
rheumatism would not permit him to
work steadily any longer. It was star
vation or the poorhouse.
loung Mary thought rapidly, and
the end of her pondering brought glad
relief to the face of old John.
TIll take Mary home with me," she
said authoritatively. "There's a little
room over the kitchen she can have.
She can help the cook when she is
able. and she 11 be well looked after."
An hour or two later, leaning on his
stick and shuffling his way to the road
leading to the poorhouse, old John was
halted by a cheery greeting:
"Hello John' What's up with you?
You haven't been around lately to do
the lawn."
The old man repeated the tale of his
misfortunes.
It was John's turn to take the role
of good fairy. lie knew how these old
folks had always dreaded the poor
ho !se.
"You won t have to go to the poor.
house," he told the old fellow. "You
come around to the garage with me.
There's a room there the under gar
dener used to have. You shall stay
there. The cook will feed you. When
you feel like doing a bit of work, why,
do it."
So it happened that old Mary, com
fortably ensconced in Miss Mary's
kitchen, received a message which told
her that old John had escaped the
poorhouse. It gave her the address of
the garage.
Time passed. One morning Mary'a
maid came to her room with a seieous
face. "Old Mary's too sick to get up,"
she announced dolefully.
Miss Mary wrote a note at old
Mary's dictation. It said: "Dear,
John, I am sick, maybe dying. I
want you. Come at once. Mary."
The note was sent and when it
reached its destination it threw old
John into a panic. MIr. John was away,
but the chauffeur advised the old man
to go to his wife at once.
"Leave the note on the boss' desk,"
he suggested. "Then he'll know why
you had to go in a hurry."
Mr. John came back from a business
trip, tired and utterly discouraged.
But suddenly the whole face of the
earth was transformed into a thing of
joy! For there on his desk he found a
note in Mary's handwriting. It bore
a message which could only be an
swered in person. Mary was in trouble
and had appealed to him!
When she came in answer to the un
expected demand, it followed, of
course, that all doubts and misunder.
standings were speedily cleared away.
When she realized just what had
brought John to her house in such pre
cipitate haste, Mary led him to the
little room over the kitchen. Together
they entered on tiptoe. Old Mary lay
on the little bed, peacefully fast
asleep. Holding her hand and with
his old, white head nodding close to
ward hers, sat old John.
"They must never be separated
again," John whispered. 'They can
li re with us."
And Mary. her heart in her eye,
no lded assuent.
Regular.
The tailor had called to collect his
bill very frequently of late, but with
out success. Finally, in desperation, I
he sai. vehemently: "Mr. Swift. I
mullst intsist that you mnake some defin
Its :irr:ncrn'nt with me." "Why,
str,,ly." r, -lid, MIr. Swilft. mnnt agree
aybl3'. "Let' r-''\. W.'ell. suppose you
4-all t-v.,ry Thurliay morning."-lHar- -
prr's .11:g:IZt.,ne.
The Phunny Physician.
A l4hy1'i'ian is a mIni who tells you
you need change and then takes all
you have.-Boston Transcript.
THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS.
Inexpensive -- Brings Quick Results -- Effect.
Give a trial for Articles lost, Houses For Rent or Sale, Household Articles for Sale. Spcy ia] Notices, Etc.
your Business. Minimum charges for single insertions 25 cents, better prices for the month and special rat.
tracts of 6 and 12 months.
i-
a . r : r St irt' n '2
i :\ -, ant d I. 1!-ke .\. \Vig:nma'
" " m1 , .miv:'.. Tuxt-.
RULES TO GOVERN CONTEST
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nl i< ' L A T-i :
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Local Wants
WANT TO BUY
o l AA.
A . - . .a-1. .
\I., IEt. -' i.\ I MAT ER IAL 40.
4 1 '.
For Rent
I, -
Special Notice
For Sale
. -' . , _ . • I t e t` c n .
I ": ie f i .i elate
"\:i:>' '. t St tf
ti I i." len I- e. p ce ts ft. and
R 1 'IT 1RD IIARD\ ARE CO.. INC.
M 31ain 2426
\ _ DAUPHINIE ST.
6-21-17
DENTISTS
DR. D. C. IIE.ERT
CANAL STREET.
.I = :c a p ' S. lays 9 to 12.
, .\: 4ir. Ne. w )r Ce. -. La. A::
Fo:nadteed at reas)a.i e pr:ces.
3-28-18
DENTISTS
P~~.ae mat 52,I
RI(I.I-ARD . R'I T. ) D S.
rANAT. STRFET. ROYAL
NEW ORLEANS.
4-19-18
PIANOS FROM FACTORY TO NONE.
1. a 525 , 1;p P -ve P,- ;n.s . 2'. 5 Up.
cre- l 1 '"\ frm . "e r t r ~. h1 . eIj raIMe
. :1. . ;. y ; aY.- : anr n. interest
; ' ,F : ve ,-r se r , aleM s: Free A ,so
SI'TI2ERN DSTRPIli TORS
ARTIST MODEL PIANO HOUSE
'N' , FRENCIIN.EN STREET. N. O.. La.
TaI > . it Ma", 3 ie. and Reccrds. Etc.
ANTS
Househeepers and Home Gardeners Ask
Your Grocer or Druggist for the
ROOSTER BRAND ANT EXTERMINATOR
If your dealer does not handle it,
get it from
417 ElI.a St. or 313 Seguin St.
Phone Algiers 3S1-J
Sold Under a Guarantee.
LOUISIANA ACIPRESS
[UMBER COMPANY
Limited
manutacturers of
LUMBER
SHINGLES
Larga Stock of Drl Cypross
HOUSE-BILLS A SPECIALTY
HARVEY, LA.
(Opposite New Orleans)
Cable Address:
"Cyprensse
TELEPHONE ALGIERS NO. 1a
NEED MONEY
See MICHAELIS at
STANDARD LOAN OFFICE
300 ROYAL ST.
Royal Furniture Exchange
M. 11I)ll I-' L"lii ': H. 'r , hter
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
AUI)ITORS, P'ILBLIC A('COUNTANT'
A MO1DEltN SYSTEMI
, .: .... : e I r'.. , ,e-, 1 " ,iv rC:: , i
books.
EMILE I. DAMARE
LICENSED PCBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Algiers References Mr. P. Rupp and Dr. Kraft
ATTORNETS
Phones Main a200--2t6G
Hours 3 to 5 p. m.
EDWIN I. MAHONEY
Lawyer
416 Godchaux Bldg.
7-1-16
AWNINGS, SAILS, ETC.
AWNINGS.
1 M 1-\ I, \ K& ,- -
SPEARING & COMPANY, (Established 1817)
,i :. 1I " .t . .... .: \- ' k. - i S;ec al:y
C'umberland P'hone, Ma.n 3'I. Corner C(a-i
nal and Tchoupi:oulas 5:s. New Orleans
La.
BUSINESS PERSONAL
I :" ::y a::y .' -.,ke ,:f s,.es or have
:":v re; . : d :.e any used ones unti:
.:.: , : ,r:,r ".ere :s , teas ,n. Get
S S . M.g.zii e St. Ic'.ehone 1 p
ENTERTAINMENTS FURNISHED
F I.. . II I-f: ... 3*.:r:" . ..
A 1. C s
WOOD" WORK-DOOR--BLINDS.
1\' -- ::: .,, F.::'-,-v VW rk, see Cres
I y " -' : U- r i. IF:r' M fg. ('o.,
S ; :.very 91 3-17
MODERN CLEANERS
It TREA.DAWAV, Pr p
I: ,1"a - - ...te .. . .-: , . },
BUTCHERS.
ANDREW KERSTENS. DEALER IN
CHOICE BEEF. VEAL. PORK, MUTTON.
SAUSAGE, ETC. STALL IN FOTO MAR
KET.
FRUIT VEGETABLES.
Ve\ta;es. Frut, F h`:. Ga.ime, Groceries,
Oysters.
PETER TALLUTO
Cor. Al;x and Bermuda St. Phone Algiers 431
FRESH MEAT
Central Marke:. Phone Algiers 431, corner
A::x and IBerr.::ia streets- `ho:ce Beef,
,f day. S. CATANESE. Prop.
GRIMALDI & CO., deasers in fish. game.
-:::e-, e'.., orders r',e.ved day and night.
French Fish MkL 133.
TIRES VUL('C.ANIZIN(G.
Blondeau. the Tire man, see him
when all others fail. Tires all makes,
all work ruaranteed. Phone .Main
91St.0 Louisia.a Vu:canizing Plant.
6-13-17
-':'" : ·--,. .f h -o '..-,-e y :,i 0 L. :::vs1: t e:5.
22DAIPIIINE ST.
.1'". 242; Main 2423
R ID I'ITARD HARDWARE CO.. INC.
r-21-17
Timber on 350 Acre tract on
Outfall Canal will be given free to
party offering to remove same in
s'ortest time, under our supervision
FIDELITY LAND COMPANY
304 Hennen Bldg. Phone Main 153
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Phone Main 541 913 GIROD STREET
SIIAKESPEARE IRON \ViRKS
JULIAN M. SWOOP, Proprietor
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Ma i:,ery Re;:rs (;:en lr mi ,tI Attention
(Gray ran I -<:nc, lirais c a( t.ngs
BlackL.nih W. rk of All Kv:d
Pa:tern Maki:g
Grate Bars-- i:dnary or C"re::ar
WE WELD ANY PARTS OF BROKEN
MACHINERY
PHONE MAIN 541 9-6-17
Louisiana Hat Co,,
106 Camp St.
Straw Hats Cleaned
25c Up
WORK 001E WHILE YOU WIAIT
A Trial Will Convince You That
I Do the Best Work.
Tulane .. . $20.00 Up
Indian Bicycle, 35.00 Up
Iver Johnson, 35.00 Up
Gus. Betat & Son
610-12-14-16 lorth Claiborne Ave.,
Phosne Hemlock 370 Cor. St. Peter St.
REASER SCHOOL
etc.
-;0 la. rate to stu :.
:g., r . and Gretna. S-. -1
A A M NALLY
0h:ha:t' .' arI T Ty,ti':
('OP" ti iIi(,It. --T
4c JER I (El) MdR( ('p/
c rier 13Uat.y :.d Ev S: . :.
S..
S(OI'ER ( ITY (, )t'Fl :1
(OR IH MER AND I-. .' I1 A t.'L:: E.
HARI.W. E.
E-g neecr s uSpes. Pa ,`s and (:, 6.1
!3 1 : i" t, n re.: I' t: A
1 (ATTHESSES. FURNITt RE.
i L. , ALLA E. Matres Mt . -
sterrr, old nrirrrs re.:vered, res; '-s Mie tur
'Teci e st:eet. I'h.ne. A:g:ers
_ ! .\ . , ii !. .r ..
MIDWIVEn
IMRS. I. RLSSELL, MIDWIFE, 613 Atlantic
Avcnue.
.MISCELLAN EOL S.
BICYCLES.
j.ri I .t e e: " ..r a', Messeugt: sere.,.
E:.. 1 :; .= i'.: " :e M .i2 ' S1. 11
FLOWERS
New Or:ea-. F: tis.
R. GE KJ';ER
if.. ......... ...... s.... ....el .rIed.
:r" :"" ",1'. a: a, . M esrz "-L, re 1':1 "ce.
9--3 17
SCHINDLER & KNAPP
6 17
VERMICELLI.
"--'ss R. G5 He:n ck ,32E
\\i:. F. I'ere. . . 2. St. Pe:er S:. aug 23 17
JEWELRY AND REPAIRING.
F. A. BRUNET
S "a'1' . r |I .. . . .
JE\\EWELR
:3 R val S.
Ex;er: Rea.r :rg Done
10.18617
REPAIRING.
- L D rys
Anyta:nrg ease that s brhken. Algiers Print
:ng HIouse,. ' 1 eche St. tf
Used
Cars r
MOIntI EEl .*ITO I:X('IISN(.I:
421 BARONNE STREET t
MONEY TO LOAN
Largest and most up-to-date
PAWN BROKER
in the South
UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS
O.EN'S LO:AN AND JEWELRY CO., LTo
507-513 5. RAMPART ST.
ed tablished 1603
WE SELL ONLY
Choice Western Meat
From Inspected Cattle
ol the
Western Prairie Lands
JOHN COUGET,
St. John Market
se sell it
NO-DRI
THE NEW LIBRARY PASTE
.iIways ready
Never Needs Water
S-T-I-C-K-S
(et a Rottle froIm PETEI RIIPP
15e PER BOTTILE
TAKE OVER BUSINESS
I have taken aer tke I t
ANCE I SINESS of 1!r. I'SII
t li p0e s ll ow
by
L. J. PETERSON,
igtentLIVERPOOL. LON00N & GLOBE INSURANCE CO
ALSO EPNESENTIBG UARY OTNER COMPAS ES
GENERAL INSURAINCE
FIRE, TORNADO. BONDS, ACCIDENT
Re15dence Phone lOgiers 28-1.
MILLINIERy
S I ENOGRAPH:,
' k, d pe w
d res. atl of
l L PAPEIt...r.
-4 ALIX ST
I . ' ne. Alst ra
LD . 'sILY
, , .11 ND F'A
EEI-TH
0WIN, ti 4 Bourbon St.
h
WOOD AND CAL
S ', I'I' iER, Dealer 'C
ROOFERS AND SLATE
L) \T IHE FOOLED.
DEMAND THE FUU.
YV- l ILL H.AVE ToHEc jj
ALBERT BRANDIN SLATE lIUFiI
201-211 N. Iampt gl
Are You a Slave
To Your
S , Ritling on Wind. 11.
y ',r t:ire i-a a Guarantee
l'un-'tures. Blowouts and Tb
bLI. Lasts for years.
Standard Roller ad Fit
745 St. Charles kt
Thomas B. Bro
BUILDING CoITI.I..
Plans - Specificlies .
IF YOU( OWN YOUR LOT I I!
13UILD YOUR HOUSE1ToUITU
PAY FOR IT IN MONTHLYPA
717 Opelouas o e.,
Phone Algiwn 5M.1
We have the Exp-eris
hlu pe Pure Drugs. We
I'Perfect Service. It ia
ri.'r %errice appesal to p
lht u' fill your
Acc'uracy first.
Cyrus Bro
PHARMACIST
V(or. Hlellevlle ud Pdlim
Phone .Algas S,1
We Dell
"THE STORE OF EFFICEII
iPre-'rliptions Filled 1 *
Night.
L. PAIL
LOAN OFFI aid
JEWELRY STOW
521 Canal Stro4
Neat to odsijM
The Nearest to the ke~ --
Highest Loses at the LamIW
Old Gold aid Iikwub
- BRACES,
Feh etsud
Fancy and Staple
Fresh Meats sad
Poe Algiers l

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