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SMakesToast
SGoBetter
Crisp, crunchy toast done to a
..... golden brown, spread with rich,
creamy butter-that and a cup of
good, old Luzianne. There's a
breakfast in itselfthat's hard to beat
-mighty hard. You buy a can of
Luzianne today. If it doesn't go
better and farther than any other
coffee at the price, your grocer will
refund your money, without ques
tion or quibble. Luzianne is roasted
in a clean, sanitary, well-lighted
If, .ft.r using the contents factory. Your own kitchen could
of a can, you are not satisfied
in evv-ry respect, your gro- not be cleaner. Ask for profit
cer will refund your money. sharing catalog.
ZANEwcoffee
The Reily-Taylor Company, New Orleans
I' .% 1 :S1 ' A.:., I h S \ h i.
\T .- , I ~l,,, ,' I . ' t I u.'t l t"
.f\ril t r.l tlred t . uiC Su,daly after
,.1 niSse e_.i .l'i a .nd I.neltIa 'Cunning I
hamn had as their gutst Sunday Miss
I Jtt'othy 2lttt (4f A hita Sj;rirrgs. La.
MIhr, . ,ohn 11.i: n anI .1si : .l ari
.\11t n :1 r: ' iletc_ , 'Texas. wed t'
\guestli t1 ie 'I es' t, ';i . ;e rt.
M1,r. I". FPrei:tt, , c. ill i Ie'sac 'la. tla.t
on a I,si s : eidr. trip.
Mfar ily. '.l. l raft anoe day ughafters,
I atayv.t 1.a.. tl lott g et of Mr. J. L.
M(alonlr' an laight. Ada. and S.1.s
.isses Funo,.- and Itlehla (unningl
leht a asters tfor aguestill to sunday Mendiss
aw hi ..
('aprs. an. . Mrs. .t and t have ldren,
Ihto are sp. rdindjg their V'a'atlonl in
Fort W .yne. Intl.. ill tie I. next
week.
Mr.s. .oseph Su'slin and .daughter.
Mulia. arrii oVal hoen, ftrol, St. Louis.
glo.Hwhere they s;e nt the past onth.
Al Wanl,,.n, rl a or rill p.
tire n.ite Stats .rarine Clarht,e re
turned to New Orleans yestt'r'dav I
Irlt and Royal. Sotta. Mrs. wre tie. '
marines are statihtelr. Ada. and Mrs.
obtainked y a frloitth ith le hoIe for
Cr..e'ent Isntligt Nto.:. : Knuights rrf
Pythias. 'till hold their regitlar rimet
in t yristerday nihtr. SMandevileral tadidats
will b.e iitiatet. All ni rrers are
urgtd to be lrre eirt.
Mrs. an 1. 1. \ . owt and childrehil
drtn. Waof yneri, iand.. illis.. ere visitorls
to Mir. and .M1rs. W. N. Higgins last
week.
Mrs. Joseph S. ilin and daughter.a ('it
is visiting 11rs. .I. Walter.
Juverla. Ro riv ro fssarrot. iof louis
ton. Tex.. was visiting .1r. aird .1rs.
.1. P. Walttr last week.
Miss Emrea they or rth pastred fronth.
Morga al Cit after spending a few
days titere.
The ho'nite oftats Mr. arined rs. enr
'Huff, of Pacific aevrrnre. was itright
turned by tIe arrival of a yestning raby
girl Augstu 31.
f rs. n . A. Freemanl. of Alexandria.
Is visiting Mrs. I. C. tardy.
MrPythias. and illrs. Jol Sutheir regulars of meet
Wrinler street, are rceivingers arn
gratulations on the arrital of a 'fine
baby gir'l.
urgediss Marion Kr'me returned fron
dreoye aftr sedian. Mig tw. weeks visitere.
tov. Mr. and. Weir is spen. Ilig a win.ek last
at White Castle. 'ontditctting a mlititen:r
for Rev. P. . Iit, h. of M.rgan ty
isr. and visiting Mrs.. altr eadr.n, f At
lantic avere.are lecetying nrtrl1ratutla i
tonBeverls on tI ar l of a b itofg Hoa
by girl at thticri ' lttrr.
tonrs. Tex., was visiting Ir. and Mhilres.
Mobil,. Ala.. wer4 tire gurests of 1r.1
ani . Ir. Eal. t Nair. last ee k.k.
isser Entreel preoit d 1 hreturned from
a Morgab girl af te:r spending a f
The home of Mr. and Mrs E. enry
affne, of tPacifi t ,s rirowas britht
ened by the arrival of a itoun.ing baby
Mrs. S. An. Freeman of Alexandria.
is visiting Mirs. Il'. K llardy. i t
street.
Mirs. A. Srs.ion Kraime returned from
St. IA . after spending two weeks there.
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Staples at I on. of At
erelanti returned lorln. S conldu. ral ea
endinsg aw ile ariTal of ean Slring a
by giMr. A. tit their. r.. spe. tt k
end Fin (llflldr at us.children o
Mliss Anru·la PetrrVilt left for Sirni
rile. La.. Ala.. sIet ill the acg s of Mr.
Mir. anti !r.; (iharles Sniith at''
Visiting relatives irt IPlaci 1r?. n'it La.
Mrs. T. .I. MSchafer tisited M.eCtk.
City Sunday ..n a lursiness trip.
Mrs. AltonIr I.nelt'.ky antd graI Sm
child. Mlarion. spellt Slnrday, illn MI
Comb Cityr the gurest of irer datglt.7. r.
rs. . l and Mrs. :. an.
l "ere will reNret to learn thrat hIot was
taken to the hospital last week.
Master Nelson Fallon of a ina girel. Mrsnd
Street has been confined to his homi
for the fast two weeks with a severely
cut foot.
M.iss Edna Schroder is spending her t i
vacation with frientis in New Iberia.
The tuany friends of little Leonora
Smith of elidell Avenue will regret to
learn she is confined to her home with
ae injured foot.
Mrs. Arthur Heithum spent a week
hern the guest of Mrs. P. Berthelot.
She left flor Alexandria to-day, where
he ril reside. he
tI - t1 : Iit lhlief \ .ll ti llt th e ('.111 ", '
. . \M rs I . II. t( . It,l of T. \:aI i l i-it
- il " )a lher. II' .n .I. '1Ihlrnie to
r i. ' i tri4 . t ih,, , ill r,,ea I her
te tit .
t . \ .irs i'l- lhrle S aIlphar of lp o- ;l
h \ n , V taken to lthe ['l lr, in
' t ].un , T" D IIal l 'rninl Al! her
htL frit T ii is her . t l..aedy f t ,\ r rom y
i ll n I hope to it te !e a a" Ii lie .lre.
i Mr i. Roy Hicks aipent the h ,.k- nd.
Sith his ii t1ii e,1.
,l r 11rs . S. I ti lta rtilh returnet d home
or Ifroi t Nairn, ani.. aflter spndi ng ti t re.
time there leith r-latives.
rd MIr. r11 (. 0. 'oglnovil h has returned
ter holm, after spe ndin afterile ,here.
in M\rs. I. Guy anld daiuhter, Azella,
L.t hav ' returned from lhilo\i, after a fels
t.weeks Ithere. i
gs. Mr l. Itrr has returnei d from St.
L ouis afte' spnding some timon there.
re- Mrs. Gr. O. t lliartd has retrntied
for acllt'onhIl (ity. after sipendwilln a
-ie f,".1 day. there.
I1 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin T. D~urgin have
the ',ympiathy of their many friends
St. in the loss of their infant son. whose
leath ea urefted \edneasday morning.
froMr . oiarry Thopson of Bay St.
Louis sp "nt Friday here on business.
. Mrs. .ohn N. l.,eely and daugh
. tors, Olga and Martha. spent a week
idhere previous to Martha's departure
for Nat, hiteh- .a.. whtere she will at
' tend the Sta(e Normal School. iass
Martha left SMonday morning.
Miss Annie Louise h.1Neely arrived
Sfrom Covington, Cla., to proceed to
s lien y'ille. la., where she has ac
1 teacher.
Ni-r. Eugene (Godeaux. the popular
harkeeper of Salath,'s Cafe, loft Tues
e day morning for Cotton Port, Ia.. to
s be gone two months.
tr Mrs. ti. Sirey anl daughters. May
and Mrs. L. T. Turner. left for San
f Diego. C('al., where they 1 ill re.sil,.
te
SOME POSTSCRIPTS
tt Couplings for tire hose that are
tightly locked by a quarter turn have
. been invented by a Massachusetts
man.
s. The bureau of standards has ha found
that better glss Icimelting pots can be
m made of clays found in the United t
W States than of clays imported from
Gerntmany, heretofore conshlered neces
stary.
Electric range finding apparatus has
a. been invented for the United States
navy that uses microphones to tell the t
Is distance between ships or the height
Q. of airplanes ,by the sound of their pro
te pellers.
' Crude oil in Its tanks limited the i
amount of water which could enter I
k a steatlship wnyn It struck rocks near r
Ceylon and pulle tured large holes in
its hull and enabled It to reach port c
five days litter.
i- 1
Douglas fir from the United States
Shits beeni recommended for reforesting a
western Norway by an expert from d
that country who has been studying
American and Canadian trees for t
more than a year.
Made in sections that can he built 11
i up to any desired size, a heater has d
been invented for utilizing the waste c
gases fromtu internal conlhustion en
gilne.4 for heating water or raising low
pressure steamtn.-fouston Past.
'WETOE THE MARK! '
ck ti
FAIR ANDSQUARE
MAN mnay weary at time of
listening to classic music or of
iewin the painted work qf 111
old masters but he'll never tire
of good dinners. So it natur- TS
ally follows as the entree the
soup that planning. cooking and th
executing a good dinner is one
of the fine arts. So is the sell- In
ing of good groceries. We're
artists in our line. th
Mrs. Daisy J. Kramme,
Greceries Wines and Liquors. i
All Sorts of Cordials.
849 Mlmira Awene
'o
MR. ROBERTS& FORDS
Comes To Algiers for Big
Business
Things gi-nerally .. t.it" wide open
and begin to run a hen a popu
lar man and a Ipopular tar link uip -
I ll I 1hot\ dn-,- ' alile'" Robe.rs and
, the Ford sound in a .-pet"'e on poptu
f larity.
That's it. exiattly. "Hal," Roberts
his i talready oIpen.-d a Folr aie,:y,
t ;ii the t, nii lln ofi thl, ent, rpris,,
is Ti 1 la o a, i,. t .. . ti, ( ati ltly.
I t tltl t!, t. anI| i t - .. t" It -
it i e 1 w. o r it , ' li11 ;-<.; it, i 1
.\II i " t.. r;tall, 1 el,-I)t ic i i,. - \\'-l a I
arIita . l miI.ar t elt c.. anld a. o tha '
hIll ;,]Lan to l y emll h i, ill
ir . a; ,". , t: li p tl ln o , t ! ,,. ; it; 1
olit ll ti'itt k I,,:1 iut it a tld
on 51 el ' y Furl. The, ! itile l 1
l , t 11 .I. 1 i'" l t-~ h lll1 to iLo
it itl l.tr a t. l a ". t Ia e a it thei
a l ,na tti rs ow-titrll ill bte ' sp. It 1a
pital t lettt ,rs.
All u.et l iianl f t Ih le i , s aish aill
I apt haull as \\ I1, dullllll" l lin tilrlll as
: t",,rd 11" ., lan in No,ý (h1 leans.
ie t hert. s Aha-t win Al'tra isn lo a
irt t t, e i I lt mlitt n th; led in Lotoluisi
its
rn
dI ,
id t o rta t la to v a y a citi
ak zoT and Ford oitnIr of the Free Stato
nof .hn iri itn anti o rlfl .arish at
tI'/ ier x vl ferry iide.
ai ieae of t the irt of h -itet waf
Tie Roberts A toiV tin avers is nowr
t- teine exhibited on tie f lhor of the o
S I \.w Orleans .Motor Company, 1513
l-. ('alain Street.
,k The ..hop of the Roberts Motor 'omn
oe pally Bill be in 'harce of Mr. W. .1.
"t I'i'le, who ill render otfi int Ford4
l. service at all times. Mr%. Pique %%as
a former fa tory lllrhanii for the
d F aord Motor ('ompanily.
o They are offlering othis Ford service
it, tht ic l rhliaers and the residents of
il this t w erritory. tr ill F ,(a o
r AUGUSTIN COLLEGE NOW IN
NEW QUARTERS.
New Orleans c1n noa boast of ehav
in. otie of the most mnodern ant ulp
e to-date lasiness colleges anti edluca
d tional training inistitutiois when the
.A uiistin ('onitiercial ('ollege moved
binrt w its he i carters in 2n5 ('aronder
I t street. antd bliicane knowni as the
Au ,ustin srusiness ('ollnge.
s Foutideti in 1Iti,1. as a ('ivil Service
rcoachine institution. this splendid in
5 stitution of learning has. little by lit
Stie. da neloped into one of the miost
t inlodern ietucational iistitution:w in
n New OrilansR Its scope covers all
Itusinhess tralli ng ait led tucational
branches, and in its presentt tlidarters.
e it is anliun fitted uli to lo the work
r in a satisfactory and pleasinng mIan
r ner.
~ i'rofessor i. S. A ligustinl. the P'rin
t cihal anti 'resdient of the ('oliete.
has lov been. reCogtieted as the
fiiestt (ivil Service ciai-h in New Or
leans. I turine his incinthencv as head
if the ('ioll ege, it has developed from
a iall ii nstitiution tintil today its stii
Sdenats nunliter into the huntreds. Noa
iater prof of tile efficien-v of tie
r wo(rk ithlt be gotten than in the fact
that in llI !t)I there were six students
fnrolleti in the various ionurses. ie
t wherea. totta. the nutniter of stu
dents is over 1 it. while the faculty
Icomprises in addition to irofesstor
. Atuustin. eight young ladies to assist
i in he vat'iots ciitrsts, aithI .11i-s Alit-u
Onda ('assanotua as teiacherin-iharge
of the -horthiand division. aid Mlr.
Etaugtindl Iruce as instructor-in
icharitg f the tookkeetiig division.
Gregg Shorthant, the leading non
sihaling. nton-pos itiit writing systein
ofi the ce tury. is cexclusively tntht
in , Iis (i'olven. In addition to that
itolhortant stutd I n-glish. Arithmtetic.
sTouti it-y eitlion o ekkreeping. Stan
is.ttl Fri-nen att ph'einaalnshil are
taught iniliteituallIn in either day or
nitht sssifhtne.
The sor cchss yf this ('ollegte is a stf
ficietit proof ef the efficlciy of the
lethotis used, h a nd a cortial invia
tmiti is given ty all reaters ofit the
Iiieald ti i-all at sothe time or other to
ittle the tork bheirg litne e y th's
stol-elii insthitrtion of learning.
There are pnople who. through con.
stituti, n tiental or physical, hnve let
tberiselves fall iito the worrying habit,
so that lifeO under a perpetual cloud.
They are alwatys expecting the worst
thlngs to happen: they indulge in post
tive turgles of evil anticipation. One
might even saty they luidriute in it, to
the detriment of their owvn activities,
the destruction of their peace, the an
noyance of their friends. So far as
they cannot help this, they are to be
pitied; but very often they can help
it, or at least could have helped it
before they allowed the habit to take
homseslos ot them.-Exchange.
SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIANS ARE PROFICIENT BECAUSE
THEY SPECIALIZE IN CERTAIN I)ISEASES
WE ARE PROFICIENT BECAUSE WE SPECIALIZE IN
CORSET FITTING
THIS IS OUR SPECIAL BUSINESS.
You pay no more here and you get the free services of
Expert Corsetieres whose
SPECIAL BUSINESS IS TO FIT CORSETS
LET US SHOW YOU OUR COMPLETE LINE OF
MATEIRNITY CO )RSIETS,
BACK I,ACE CORSETS I L,adv Binner)
M A A).\M RI 1R:l ,
( OSARI), :I)AHO.1NA., SI'ýºTI.RS,
.1Y0TIHI IS .AI.T'I' NITI'V SI'1R'T1' .
Seconld 203
Fluor
Phone: Strand
M-4520 Bu ilding
,no Railroad Schedules.
si
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t|al la i.\lI i ·;Mi'.\ \Y.
S . i' .. -, " .. A , \ ... ', - . :.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
I erpa: :. Arrive.
3 A.m ..TEXAS LOCAL for Ilous
ton an all statuans inter
med.,'e . 5:10 p. in.
J 'a -.. NS-T I.Mit lD for
San Ant.eno, El i'asu, New
aMexie , Arizo!ia, Apache
ITl.l an d (al' i , .a .... 8 t p. m.
.0 p.n. S1'N EI' MAIL for 1o.ias
ten, Galveston, Austin,
WVaco, Fort Worth, Dallas.
San Antonio, Del Rio and
ii:er.mediate _-...... .... 7.50 a. m.
3 -5 p. m.. LAFAYETTE LOCAL for
Lafayette and all stations
intermediate ,.. :40a.m
8 5 p. . 1EXAS LIMITED for
Houston, Galveston, Austin.
Fort Worth, Dallas and
other North Texas points.. 65a. m.
o:.,, - n SI'N.T IE:X'PRESS te
Houston, Galveston, Waco,
,i- Fort Worth, Dallas. San
Antonio. El Paso, Apache
Trail. California and inter
1n mediate points -...... 6:45*. m.
it" TERMINAL STATION
3" Southern Railway System.
Ii; ' 40
ibu g ll..a: a.I, : .
7"13 a. n - -.: ai . l ]A A ) I " - .,p."
Ii
l:it I'. .: -. i s.t~
When in Need of
CUT FLOWERS
WEDDING BOUQUETS AND
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Virgin
Cam Bsupply TYou Promptly
Telephone, Write or Wire
838 Canal St.
Phone Main N? New Orleans
t-
54THE BOTTLE
Guaranteed Absolutely Pure
If your dealer does not handle "GAPICI "'
we will supply yoe direct. PhLme Malm Ni
II!
I HARRIS'
Ice Cream
The
Cream
Quality
Made from the Finest
Products Obtainable.
1300 Dryade. St.
Plone Jakont
DIED.
Hewitt. -.\'ft tr at; ill.,,i , of three
1- '. Mik'. .rs. 'Etra I llla I'g-dirf ilew
it, a lourn r re-'.-l ta l I ouir t ,In.
bild at her honitt' h!i I ''atina sitr"'t,.
in L.:tk viet'. w \\'ti'tndIa . M1r>:.. I lw -
: i t i.i the w it' o 'f L..u'tlt'ant l .1. \ .
. lhewitt, :n 'fLii, 'r in it'. l nited
:t;itte. Naval 1M .-,rt., .rs. lHewitt
ta., '.i years old atal t1, a native tit
this ttv. Sthe '.ai a etminbter of the
na vll.y min fo rt '1l oit ,* + ,td o f the
i\lltttnl (' ; t'r . ii thd t"r of t10.
-a:ttt.r'n Star. Ii -hil'- h, lt i h:ta und. a
" , +Vl:-' t,:,r-,ld a lilt. L,, .l'ort. a!ld a -i' -
it r -h"V; "'.
il IE!
U _ Death claitineti' Mr. Ji 'ilnte Mar
u'ant'. a,' 1:I yvar..r, on Tueday
tight. Sept. 11. at ',,La'ity lio-pital,
i',lire p ile itai boi. g treated ior
bltI poiu tl. .\r- 11ar Jiante was
a. 'rltnrly Miss Mary Wilcox. Funeral
a ill take place' thi evenin g at :'
o',':ok front ('hurchl of Holty Na me
.of .tary. Intertt 'nt i\il be in .\c
Slionit ghville ('etntetrry. eiecea-ed is
,iurvived by her husband and one
child.
a
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
San Antonio,
$15 - Round
Trip "1
Visit the Boys in Training Camp...
Itca' t N&.w r 12 2, noon,
$10 Round GALV ES
Trip HOUSTOR
On sale September 15th Limit Sept.l
For reacrL a . uand dataile
227 St. Charles St. CITY TICKET OFFICE nh
Fine Building Lo
5Oc Wek
¶NO INTEREST NO TAXES: TITLES GU
¶THESE LOTS BEGIN AT THE MAIN ENTR0
THE NAVAL STATION.
¶THEY JOIN THE TW-ENTY-SIX THOUSAND
LAR SCHOOL BUILDING.
¶ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN THE STREETS-.IT
TERED WATER.
¶TWENTY-SEVEN RESIDENCES ALREADy g.n
¶EIGHT HOUSES IN COURSE OF CONSTRUcY4
¶NEW SCHOOL WILL BEi OPEN IN SEPTE
¶NAVAL STATION WILL BE BIGGEST INDU
IN VERY SHORT TIME.
¶YOU MAY START TO BUILD YOUR HOUSB4~
YOU MAKE YOUR FIRST PAYMENT.
Algiers Land Co.,
500 Verret Street
PHONE ALGIERS 503
SEND FOR OUR BOOKLET WHICH TELLS A4t
ABOUT THE PROPERTY.
The Time to Save
Money is When You
Are Earning It .
The Place To Put It .Is
Moisture PIroof!
The triple interlocking.seals of the new Fun
Market Coffee package are triple guarb f
the equisite aroma and delicious flavor di
coffee lovers have enjoyed for generaiU
The triple walls of the package shed enil
like an egg shell. It is wax lined and sh,
lutely sanitary, and brings to coffee driuU
one pound of this wonderful old secret iMJ
coffee as fresh as it comes from the m,
French Market Coffee
is packed in this new carton because it h a
improvement on the tin can and
Salso because the new carton
saves for our soldiers and
sailors the millions of cans
that have been used for
French Market Coffee each
year. Without cans the
boys at the front can't have
food. So ask for French
Market in the new package
and help save the cans for
Uncle Sam.
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd.
New Orleakmus, La.
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