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I Coburn and Iaby are
father. Mr. J. P. Velren. D
Swa formerly Miss Sadie hi
IL J Williams entertained the
rub on Tuesday afternoon. tD
"--ms1i players were Mrs. C.
R. A. Tansey, and Mrs.
S . Mrs. J. Gerrets re- .
. j consolation. The next
will be at the home of Mrs.
W , friends of Mrs. Rose Buck
r t to learn of her serious ill
a ts Charity Hospital.
Ssd YI Mrs. Arthur Guepet have
f0ro Beaumont after spend
Mr days at the home of Mrs.
l ao d Mrs. Kinsinger.
. ider is in Cuba, Ala., where
Mi o attend the funeral of his
doss death occurred Friday.
IL L. L Lemerick of Jafayette
-" wcek-end with IMrs. R. H.
-~a.~an ohafn is the guest of:
. Waller.
ahenon of Baton Rouge is
SMr R. Collins.
! --l~aml Sanborn and sister
WOen week4rnd guests of their
tih, Mrs. Jno. Arnolie of!z
S.is Arnolle returned Tuesday
a visit to his parents,
SY r . Ja. Arnolie of Empire,
{'IL . Colas left for a week's
t w Country.
I Satwisle has returned from
trip to Chicago.
ad Mrs. Carl Keller (formerly
aeris Wagner) of Waukeegan
Saske their home here in the!
MIs. lfred Gieger of Dun- I
Sare vistinM their brother,
f Teche St..
J. W. Adams and
were among the euests
saaiversary celebration
, Mr. and Mrs. E. I
S Tea., and Mr. Tom I
visitors to Capt. J. A.
filet Towh this week.
alr k o Arkansas was
gnt at Miss Zelda
lleI ~xrtto5s who is em
o Roeal is spending a
S ?oot yp twisle enter
l rI in hor of Mr. and
af Milan, Tenn.
tattemerd of Florida is
.NtW, Mrs:. Donnelly of
tnds of Mrs. A. 8.
rot to learn that she
DUKEs A IM
S.N0 bMa been de
iedhoo children
1,960 new so
bee a-oned in the
Department of Asso
Otess during
W, Lindsay.
Mated as hay
ry quotas in
inrand ins Adolph
Ms. IL 0. Vaughan
selded sheel No. 6 2.
3.56 & Co.,
Mts aletmeit.
Blret. te
gra thor
watohon
stha
Stowr
The many friends of Mrs. Jos. W.
Daniels will regret to learn that she
has been ill.
Mrs. W. B. Warren and Miss Luella
Dunn are in Baton Rouge attending;
the conference of the Woman's Mission
ary Society.
I_1¶ Q PinWaoi MIfD nnnni-nn __ v
Revie~ew of PITd0f1Ps89ve and WQp1PentrattnMe HfIQIP(~I e Sn6 a6rPQ and ll What They Hr ave to c 8Pee-
IIý sst~ormnzcnng IIPfnese Firm You Get Re Ibea Vanao and C onslreQ alPmiice
Recoring a Specialty.
"We Know What Service Means"
UTO RADIATOR MFG. & REPAIR CO.
Main 5673. 1348 Canal St.
Come in and we will show you how to
overcome your Radiator troubles. We re
* pair, rebuild or manufacture any make Auto
Radiator.
Ship or bring your leaky radiators to us.
Service and workmanship guaranteed.
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ENNETT Camera Supply Co.
212 Baronne Street Opposite Gas ifflce
Kodaks, Films. Stationery. Magazines,.
Souvenirs, City View Postals,
Picture Frames Made to Order.
Kodak Films Developed and Printed
-Kodak Finishing Is OUR BUSINESS and
Not a Side Line.
U RATH'S Celebrated Mustard
Bed Hot Pepper Sauce, Vinegar, Bed Snapper
Sauce, Creole Catsuap, Worcester or Table
Sauce, and Dixie Liquid Bluing.
-o-
1410 Kerleree Street
K Phone Hemlock 0418
Sold by all Jobbers of New Orleans, and
First-Class Retail Grocers
ARCIA & NELSON
Automobil Tops Mad. and Repaired
General Upholstering
815 Julia Street
EWELRY FROM BARBIER'S
There is, satisfaction in dealing with an
old established firm. Established in 1842
the E. Barbier Shop 'bnjoys the distinction
of being a thoroughly reliable and progres
sive Jewelry Store, and being out of the high
rent district, there is a positive money-sav
ing value in buying here.
E. BARBIER, Jeweler.
So Royal
'EW YORK PAINT SHOP
use Painting and Paper-Haaging
ooms Papered from $5.M Up
S oueus Painting. Law Psrime
Rird ears Painted $20.0 up.
Drop us a card. Our ianar will call.
S24 Baronne Street
O1OVICH MILLINERY
"Io ,. s` a d Me , oafk
.1p , t,.s T, U I,. ,
rl· ;oms6 -r Wmhm . 1St D
wEp r,~
*~yL~imr hiirt
C. ~2·l
Mrs. Fred Eckert and daughter
and Mrs. Fred Hanson and son will
leave for Morgan City to remain a
few days. From there they will go
to Galveston for a visit.
Mrs. J. Walter Adams entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Euchre club.
'b.e successful players were Mrs. J.
W. Adams, Mrs. P. O. Caflero and Ii
Mrs. L. F. isach. Mrs. Frank Skelly t(
received the consolation prize. The L1
next meeting will be at the home of a
Mrs. Caflero.
Under the auspices of the Ital- t(
ian Progressive Association there 0
will be a masquerade ball at the
Avenue Academy on 94. Joseph's 11
night, Saturday, March 19. V. Mac
aluso is chairman of the committee h
of arrangements, with A. Arnone ex
officia, assisted by A. Chiacaro, the is
president and other energetic work- o
ers of the organization. il
J. C. Root Camp No. 579, Wood- a
men of the World, of Algiers. has
arranged a moonlight ride on the
steamer Capitol for Easter Monday ii
night and the members expect to h
entertain a large crowd. I o
LBRIGHT Sewing Machine i
Shop
10312-108:4 N. ('IAIBORNE AVENI'E
Near Ursuline Phone Hemlock 1:318 I
The Most Reliable Place to Buy a Machine
Lowest Prices to Cash Buyers
Easiest Terms to Timn Buyers
- We Relpair all Makes of Sewing Machines
Old Machines taken as first payment on sales
of New Machines.
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SEDAR
HESTS
Made of genuine Tennessee red cedar, in a factory
that t'ake.s pride in the product that it manufactures.
CIhests and Wardrobes of all sizes, or made to Indi
vidual order. Our prices are lower.
ROYAL ('EI)AR CHEST WORKS
322 Royal Street.
ISCHER STUDIO
829 Canal St. Main 5020
PORTRA IT-COPIES--ENLARGEMENTS
Hours 9 A. M., to 5 P. M.
-Commercial Work
ALBERTA AVERILL FISCHER, "
Photographer
"Nothing is More Cherished in After Years
Than a Good Photograph."
IRSCIH'S
GIFT SHOP
"IFTS FOI ALL OCCASIOS"
501 Frenchmen St. Phone Ham. 775
AIL & S01, FLOISTS
Flowering Plants
Cut Flowers
Shrubs-All Kinds
Artistic Wedding Decorations
Flowers for Any Occasion ,
P. KAUL & SON
on Cherokee st.
Phene Walnut 841.
Mtands Maglstae sa French
Markets. -
LD COINS and TAXIDERMIST
We pay 35c each for 1916 quarters (new
type). We buy gold, silver and copper
coins and paper money.
We Mount Birds, Fish, Anamals and Game
Heads
We ta furs, hides, fish, snake and
a sktor sias
Fars, skins and robes rendered moth proof.
HEIST STUDIO OF TAXIDERMY
1015 Common St.
OOFERS, Slate Dealers and
Repairers
ALhWAYS ON 1W
BRANDIN SLATE CO., INC.
H. F. KOTHMAN P. J. VOOT
Preaddet and Manager Vice-President
.7. . VILLARS, e ~-Tras.
MAE NO MUITA3t
UHREN, INC.
Ge...sm Pars' "re Sar aprha
OPPIOIAL RVIC STATIO Wetins
hoirns Auto-Lite, Z)yeto, Dlaur, Wbster,
cat, lZsesaann, Simms, K-W, 'nllot
- on s'& Atratton "
,£es (keindelst St. Nu -
a .. ., ...
27,000 PEOPLE LIVE WEST
OF THE RIVER. D)Y /U
WANT TEIiR TRADE?
- - - - - - - - - --··~~~·' - "" "r-- '
The many friends of little Miss
[melds Cunningham will be pleased
;o learn that she is home again after
king operated on at Hotel Dieu for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Mary Frederick was a visitor
to Algiers (luring the week, the guest
)f Mrs. William Giepert, Sr.
Mrs. J. M. Somers of Rockford.
Ill., who has been visiting Dr. and
Mrs. M. Fay has returned to her
home.
Miss Kathryn Schabel took part
in a play at the N. O. Conservatory
rf Music and Dramatic Art last week.
Kathryn is a talented little artist
and received great applause for her
work.
Rev. C. C. Weir was chosen pres
ident of the Order Qr High Priest
bood at the convention of the Mas
anic bodies of Louisiana which closed
Its sessions in the Scottish Rite Ca
thedral early Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Covell are
receiving congratulation on the ar
rival of a baby boy.
Mr. Neb. Carter of Lafayette.
spent Sunday here, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B .Miller.
Mr. J. Reynolds Gordon left on
Sunday for San Francisco to attend
the International Machinists Union
as a delegate to represent Pelican
Lodge No. 629 Algiers. He was
accompanied by his wif- and daugh
ter .Mary. After the convention adl
journs, they will tour California and
will visit Mrs. Gordon's sister Etta
who has resided in Los Angeles for
several years.
Miss Fenner Maxson of Connec
ticut, daughter of Capt. C. P. Maxson.
left on the S. S. Momus for New
UY AGENTS: i
ESTAT'S Tulane and Crown
GUS BETAT & SON
610-616 N. Claiborne
ICYCLES Phone Hem. 870
=MERSON SHOE $7-$8-$10
HONEST ALL
THROUGH
WALs IL03iii
' EMERSON BOOT 8HOP 418 St, Charles St.
;·---------- -------------; i
RENICH SANIIDALS
IMPORTED
Urequalled for COMFORT mad relief qt SENSITIVE
FEET. Eeemomiral sad Durable.
PRICES-For Children, $1.25 to s1.5. Ladles, $1.15
to m.M. Me. $:.w to 2.25.
FOR SALE AT
RENECKY'S SHOE STORE *
"e Pattterso St., Algiers.
Jules L. Deenma t Bre., Importaers, U11 Borbon St ,
. I New Orleas.
----- - -- --- -- -
NDEPENDENT ELECTRIC
COMPANY
HOUSE WIRING
_ Electrical Appliances
IRONS-PERCOLATORS-TOASTERS
IAMPS, ETC.
H. E. FALLER. J. R FALLER
814 Dauphine Street
ILLINERY OF STYLE
MRS. R. BURVANT
New Address: 612 Frenchmen St.
Complete showing of Fashionable Millinery
in the wanted modes of the moment
Hats made to order.
Very stylish trimmed hats, of different
shapes and styles, our special price, $5.00.
These are real values.
PIOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN
Anthony Russo
511-518 Macbees Bldg.
EYES EXAMINED
Hoaurs Daily, 8-5-Sunday, 9 to 12:30
Phsae Main 50A4
OYAL PLAITER CO., LTD.
388 CANAL ST. MAIN C878
Take Elevator
ALL KINDS OF PLAITING
<"lne chad ad . le . t.dMssn
Buttons Covered
Mal Orders Prpt......y ttded to
NITY DENTAL COMPANY
103T CANAL STREET
S{ rreampart Over Almine AThatre
usdernly Equlpped in all Depatmnuts,
With Guarantee Debled All Work
Our Pris are Right-Our Work .I Right
Prompt Atieutlem sed Prompt Dslverw-It
Will Pay You to Hae Yr Work Dome at
the Uitky.
OUNG'S CONFECTIONER
S-. a- Pe.edra. St.
PANJ caIs' .... . .$1.3. per humired
ai s CAxzs .........Si.a per hued
ICE camax ..........o.* 0 er peno
We Coter to e4a ami Bithday Patties
York. after spendini awhile with
her aunt. Mrs. Jno. Laskey.
Mrs. Jno. lres.singham and little
danizhter, ('armelite of Chicago. are
visitors of Mrs. K. Walker of Elmira
Ave.
THE CORRECT THING
Th e -tyle in :iir:tinig lin.-. lii,' tlh
w ind l t '. all ne n in-t k."*'ll :i, *.:r .1 ,. t"1
thi. scr.nnl t. Liivo juin t th,. i rr. .t
1i E:)li%1. IN ITA.TII4N?4 OR ..N
Not \( E:1IE:NTI', ('.ALLIN(i 4 ARI4,
.1N1I) T.TION ERI .
WV 're ipot l :t4 to th, c.hanll .. l " -
ore0 p: .rf,., I ,e t . n ion of ork. I , n)l tl
.ne s :nl a I..lut" ' . orr. - tn . Phir rpIre.
e'lltatli% \will all: :tild ullhll it .:Ilsamp
DAM!ERON-PIERSON CO.
'BIEYTIII3 U NG OLK OIPPIC"
MAIM d& CAMP
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