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. Wallace Hebert ani daughter
Sw yesterday for Oakland,
to visit relatives.
. B, R. Turner and little son of
aro guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Isox.L Mrs. Turner was
- Mim Adriel Lennox.
* Am.S Ruth and Wilma Loudon of
31ap were guests of their aunt
S-l. IT. Meloncon.
sr KE. H. Cayard and L. T
i, ggs Thelma Cayard. Pearl
-g, Bertha Albrizze and Roberta
and Mr. Edgar Cayard
Sreturned from Mansfield. where'
gMaded the Epworth ITague As.
e Insurance
Your
- anearest you can come to
lie Insurance on a build
sh to buy Hortman's Long
LmUber. It really costs you
far it is sold as low as
lumber can be sold. It is
uag lamber for frame con
It is SAFE to build
IM_ rsells ONLY good lum
Yes will and no Loblolly or
gwtbh pine in Hortman's
It Is SAFE to buy from
It pays to be a Hort
, a or catalog of Lumber,
Does, Frames, Mouldings,
regs and wall boards.
wI bedp you to select only the
us gtWtils aqd will save you
It will be mailed free on
RTMAN
COmpany, Inc.
r Tulane Ave.
PHONE ALG. 680
ON an or Yemr closhes
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sal Peeder work guaranteed. Expert cyllader grinding
- ELMIRA GARAGE *u"', a
ALE SUBDIVISION
(ALGIERS TO GRETNA)
b hd hbetween S. P. Shops and Behrman Ave.
mi Behrman Ave. $100.00
Balance Monthly in 3 Years. No interest. No
Taxes. Free Survey.
&IEDRICHS & DUPAS
St. Main 1sa
P^.ý " VYDItA' '+ FFT AND 9'2924 TFCHE STREET. .dAGIERS
- .ring Rebuilding and Remodeling of Our
Algiers Store
;Business Is Going On As Usual
I pace we will offer the Public a much larger
aind complete line of Merchandise.
shipments are arriving daily and important
S-annouacement will. soonfollow.
R Nice Always' eymd C
Jos. Wier is attending the Guitport
Military Academy for the summer.
Mrs. C. D. Broussard and daughter
are spending the summe" in Cleveland.
Ohio, with her mother, Mrs. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dimm have taken
up their residence with the latter's
father, Mr. B. A. Hintz. in Slidell Ave.
Miss Imelda Schroder spent a few
da3s at Harahan, the guest of Miss
Dotsie Toledano.
Misses Noble Richards and Marie
Isabelle Andre were graduated from
the H. Sophie Wright High School
last week.
Miss Hilda Coyne was one of the
attendants at the Frommann-Williams
wedding last Wednesday.
Miss 4nna Stevenson spent the
week end with Miss Philips Coyne.
M.iss Katherine Stenger attended the
Picnic at Spanish Fort Park Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. J. Hebert
will regret to learn of her illness.
Mr. W. P. Salathe and son Dwight
left Tuesday evening for their summer
home, Bay St. louis.
The dance that was to be given on
Friday, June 17th for the benefit of
a blind woman and two children will
be postponed until *some later date in
July . The same tickets will be used.
Misses Dorothy and Carlotta Kraft,
leave to-night for a visit to relatives
in Washington and in Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Robeau left Satur
day evening for a few weeks stay at
Plaquemine, La.
Miss Pearl Buras has returned home
after a visit to Empire, La.
Mrs. E. E. Corbett entertained Sat
urday evening at her home in Canal
Street in honor of her son Mr. Fulton
Corbett and his wife.
Mrs. B. W. Borne left Saturday for
Newark, 'N. J., where she will visit
her daughter Mrs. J. P. Baldwin (for
merly Miss Elsie Borne).
The wedding of Miss Katie Fitz
patrick to Mr. Herbert M. Carswell
will be celebrated at the Church of
the Holy Name of Mary Wednesday
morning at 7 o'clock. As no invita
tions have been issued friends are in
vited through this medium.
066 cures Chills and Fever.
WEDDINGS
AIHUiCtENEITS CALLIKL CARDS
IIVITATIGIS, STATIOHERY
IECEPTIOI CAMS AT HNE CArS
WRrE FOR SAMPLES
Dameron - Pierson Co.
SOCIAL ENGRAVERS
MAIN 400 - CAMP
Mrs. J. Walter Adams entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club.
The successful players were Mrý. C.
V. Kraft, Mrs. F. Goebel and Mrs. J.
W. Adams. Mrs. U. J. Lewis received
the consolation The next meeting
which will be the annual meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Frank Skelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Nichols
are visiting the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Morrison at Bruns
wick, the plantation home of the fam
ily near New Roads, La. They will
remain in the country for a fortnight.
Captain M. Geldert and wife left for
Mobile, Saturday evening, for a few
weeks and will sail later for England.
M.rs. Dorvan and children returned
to their home in Houston. Texas, after
a visit to Algiers.
Mr. George Picon left Sunday for
Thibodaux, to attend the funeral of
his grandmother.
Mrs. Loeb of Natchez. Miss.. was a
week-end guest of Mrs. Malbrough.
Mrs. Howard Gray returned to her
home in Los Angeles. Calif., after
spending awhile with her sister. Mrs.
J. P. Walter.
Howard Hibben is home from Jef
ferson College for the summer
months.
Miss Estelle Hibben is spending
awhile at Myrtle Cottage, Bay St.
Louis.
Misses Marie Tircuit and Sue Rob
Inson of Morganza are spending a
while here.
Mrs. A. Graf entgtained the Mat
ron's Club. The stIccessful players
were Mrs. C. V, Kraft. Mrs. L.
Brookes, and Mrs. T. U. Buchholz.
Mrs. E. Corbett received the con
solation. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. F. Goebel.
Miss Inez Bergeron of Napoleon
ville. La.. is the guest of Miss Mar
garet Garland.
Mr. S. J. Hogan has been in Wash
ington on business for the Marine En
gineers.
-Mrs. C. C. Wier is spending awhile
with her sister. Mrs. Jos. Heard of
Bunkie, La.
Mrs. J. Walter Adams and' little
daughter, Hilda. are spending the
summer in Morganza, La.
Mrs. J. Sculthorp and children, El
len, Erna and John of Pacific Ave.
left Wednesday afternoon to spend
a while in Mandeville, La., with rela
tires, who reside there.
New Orleans Review No. 5, will
hold their next social meeting at the
home of Mrs. Louise Jdlty in Mc
Donoghville, Monday evening, June
20th, at 8 p. m. Games of euchre
and of lotto will be played. Refresh
ments will be served and a good time
In general promised to all who at
tend.
Mrs. Richards and Miss Quinlan
o( 401 Vallette St., will entertain the
"Hammers" of Algiers at a social
evening on Thursday, June 23rd e4
their home Plans will be made for
the annual picnic to .be given during
the first week in July.
The National Baseball Club stages
its second grand dance Thursday,
June 16, at the Avenue Academy.
Mr. James Talbot of Slidell Ave.
left Wednesday for Slidell, La, on
business for the company.
Mr. John Guillot returned bonl
Tuesday night from Jefferson Col
lege to spend the sumnir. with hi
parents.
Miss Althea Thomas spent Sunday
in Algiers the guest of relatives.
No Great American Sea Poet.
England leads In really great verse
of sea and shipping. From Tenny
m's "B1allad of the Revenge" to
Kglplinag's "Coestwise Lights," English
bards have song of splndrift and ocean
spray. In America. Longfellow,
Whittler, and a few others have dab
bled In rock pools. The great Amerl
ca sea poet is yet' to come.
THINGS THAT NLEVER HAPPEN
S7 GEM SYRNES
IUSBSAti ALONL
li tAS UBCEH Oi3T
OF woRD( '5)( MoIATHS
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MINUTCS AND
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Inter-natl Cartoon Co., N. Y. a5tu c
SURPRISE I'PARTY.
r A surprise party was tendered Mrs.
J. W. Angelo at her home. 412 Val
lette St., by a number of friends. A
good time was spent by all. Danc
ing was indulged in until a late
hour. Dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Angelo received many
pretty presents.
Those present wore Mr. and Mrs.
F. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A. Terrian;
Mesdames W. Sutherland Hansen. C.
H. Stumpf, J. Quinlan, C. Braem
Tolley, J. Nansen. B. F. Richards,
and J. Angelo; Misses Etella Feeny,
Rose Bevans. Mildred Allingham,
Dora Hansen Johanna Hansen, and
Maggie Quinlan; Messrs. Bush and
Trauth.
Meanings of Dreams of Weapons.
To dream of a keen-edged sword
signlles a disastrous quarrel. To re
ceive a sword, honor and reputation.
To see an armed man or body of sol
diers, fatigue and nervousness. To ex
ercise with weapons, flattering hopes
not likely to be realized.
Garnets for Good Luck.
A garnet in your engagement ring
is supposed to bring good luck. The
ancient Greeks used to say that gar
nets gave loyalty and frankness to
their possessors, and It was also be
I lieved that these stones kept lovers
true to their vows.
g EYELET WORK IN BLOUSES
r
a The last word In blouses appears in
this rich model of crepe de chine and
eyelet embroidery. It has a short pep
lurm pointed at the bottom, each paint
supporting a long silk tassel and a
girdle of ribbon held to the long walrt
IUie by little ringp.
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WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSNH'IA
TION OF MA('CABEES.
New Orleans Review No. 5 will
give an outing on Saturday, June
18th at City Park for their Junior
members. Parents coming out for
the day will bring their lunches, but
refreshments will be serv'ed the chil
dril in the evening.
f all junior members attend ju
nior work will be put on. The site
for the outing will be on the car side
of the park, near the flying horses
and near the ponies. Please come
and bring your children and let
them enjoy a hood day's outing.
POLI('E RE(CORDS DURING
THE WEEK.
The local police had a very light
week. making very few arrests. The
following were booked: disturbing
the peace. one: drunk, 2; loitering.
five; assault and wounding, one; and
esoaped convict, one. Among those
arrested, was Wm. J. Hintz, who was
charged with assault and wounding
Mary Miller (colored) of 427 Homer
St.
New Orleans'
Most Famous Coffee
For over two hundred years-ever since the
city was founded-the people of New Orleans have
been coffee drinkers. The people of New Orleans
have always known how to make g6od coffee, and
undoubtedly the best coffee made in America is
made in the homes, restaurants and coffee houses
of this wonderful old city.
French Market Coffee is the lineal descendant
of the delicious coffee dispensed at the stalls of
the old French Market for over 100 years. The
secret blend that makes French Market Coffee
was formulated in the French Market.
French Market Coffee has been
roasted and put in packages
longer than any New Orleans
Coffee. It is, therefore, New
Orleans' most famous coffee.
Ask Your Dealer
New Orleans Coffee Co, Ltd.
., o.- .6
i' ;- r
mmmaa n
A Model
Made
For You
S( . 11"'1 u1 l " o. l,' hl i '. `"'. ile
th . , I ,I I a , s e t ii The
\\ n i \ l (i - 'v . 1. " Ot 2i-1 S tl lt .
S.ie : ...! l y i the t ir I - it. but the
\1 I'll1 *' yolt 1) to 'hO,,>, 1ttiner":
t h*e'r a t'*.r
1 DOWN PER
AND 1 WEEK
YRei can have all your loting
n'cl t., mleai. re at a reasonable
price antdl oilI conterlnltlt t[ ntillS. ati.tls.
('". . grit or phone anil our repre
s, t:,.. ,,e will call on .r,, and gladly
(1\ J llr Illethost.
C iCompany
1'22:1 MAGAZINE STIREET Phone I'ptown .'1499
If Its ligh 'la s S.ervice. t'leaning Pr..sing and .\lterations
1Hi)\INE .1.'I IEI. 4P
FOLLY DRY CLEANERS
41P OPELOUSAS AVE., ('OR. NU'NEZ S.
Opposite IlFly Th'haltre
Gents Sults Sponged and Steam Press d ............W5c
Gents Suits Dry Cleaned and Steam Pressed ..........75e
Palm Beach Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned and pressed .... Oc
LADI)ES F.NCY DRESE~,. WOOL. SILK OR CREPE DE CHINE
"'01KR SrE('IALTVY."
No matter what desirable quality of workimanahip vno a re :le'lstolmed to
you will find our work nlperior to AL.i, OTTIEItS
Some Folks Won't Come Down Our Side of The Street
-until they are ready to start home. They
simply can't stand i--no they tell no-with
all these tempting tattles I cakes and paotry
displayed in our shop.
Then, of rourse, they come by to take
home as appetizing bit-e wholesome desert
that plhases the whole family.
Housewives of Algiers are all talklng aboet
our new tee cake-t-try 'ea. Orders takes
for Bteddlng. Birthday and other Cakes for
Special Occslies.
HIELD'S CONFECTIONERY
MISS HELEN HIELD
141 Delaronde Street Phone Algiers 511

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