Bogalusa enterprise. [volume], April 06, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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BAGLEY TAILORING COMPANY
COLUMBIA STREET
E. C. ROWAN -:- Real Estate
FOR RENT Four room house, barn and garden; can include +
five acres land. Ave. L., joins corporation line.
FOR SALE-On easy terms, low price, two-story boarding house,
basement can be used as store.
Residence 27 E. Office: Tate Building
Telephone 171. Telephone 333
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flIED MUSICIAN'S COMING TOI
ICill CITY MONOAY NIGHT
Besides the regular program at
itMagic City next Monday even
hione of the rarest musical treats
dtiheseason will be given when a
empanv composed of Miss Charo
kite Adamore, soprano, who will
>i classic and popular songs.
Snauel Tauber, a great left handed
iolinist, and Konrad Vote, a pianist
dInternational reputation will also
aederselections and they come
higly recommended. The prices of
.almission will be 25 and 35 cents
'slindications are that they will
tgreeted by a packed house.
Ourz
I-TLADIES WATCH-Finder return to
--.jxiee offce and receive reward.
LAUIFULHERD OF JERSEYS FOR
Al-12 cows, 18 heiffers and one
*ierd bull. N. Batson, Millard, Miss
A Ifl FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five
tager Paige car in good condition for
oUkr will exchange for cattle or lots in
!la Phone 442 or address C. M.
OR RENT....Two furnished roams for
Ilk ousekeeping T.B. TBBender 342
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'ORSALE-Fresh milk c(w for sale at
I jice. Address Ed 0. J. BIll. -\nie
heColonial Hotel will be re-openled on
tabont April 1st. Clean r,,l', a!id well
wed meals. by the day, week. , r mt.t:rh.
orders and quick lunch at all ,rs.
tet ,cr re.ervati t s :,,.
YeSALE-sThorough--hred Jersv tc w.,
*ears old, fresh in M ay. 'n c .;,, ,
ant ,Virginia Ave.
JRRy AND HARNESS F1uR ,S.\I.
and harness in ine " l i:n aIl
baold at abargain. I'he i,usa
IR REr..-Furnished or u "furnishd
. o rlight huusekeeping. Nf-rth BoLea
e 252or apply at Quicks resi
t 4SA white Leghorn pullets and
erel, seventy five cents each
k'ireP Mrs F. P. Barrun. Angie
SALEgFord Touring Car for sale
THE PAIH OF HAPPINESS
AT MAGIC CITY TOMORROW
Friday, April 7, Violet Mercereau,
the beautiful Universial Star, and
one of the most popular screen
artists in filmdom was selected to
inaugurate the "Red Feather" pro
ductions, a series of features that
bid fair to exceed any film produc
tion ever presented. The vehicle
in which Miss Mercereau will star,
is a fire act idyll of the woods.
The Path to Happiness." This
delightful story of a girl raised in
the heart of the woods, whose friends
are the trees and birds of the forests,
has an appeal never before attained
in a photoplay. The photoplay and
natural sitting have never been
equalled for beauty. Taken in the
wildest and most beautiful section
of the Adirondacks that form a
wonderful background for this re
markable film drama. Miss Mer
cereau is more charming and de
lightful than ever in the role "Juan"
and a part which will stand among
the great roles of the silent drama.
This charming actress herself
declares that she never acted in
such an appealing drama, and is
emphatic in her declaration that
"Juan" is the sweetest role she has
ever portrayed. Admission to this
beautiful play only 5 and 10 cents.
ANCIE NECfO KILLED AND
NO CLUE TO GUILTY PARTY
Jesse Peters, a middle age negro
living about two miles southeast of
Angie, was found dead at a late
hour last Saturday afternoon. He
had been shot twice in the head
once in the shoulders. Coroner J.
E. Pierce held an investigation last
Sunday and was unable to get any
evidence as to who killed the negro
or the cause of the shooting.
Another investigation will be made
in the near future.
Kings Daughters Disbanb
The Kings Daughters have dis
banded and hereafter the work they
have been doing will be looked af
ter by the Mothers Honor Commiss
ion and Probation officer.
Cake Sale
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold a cake
sale at the Bogalusa Stores Co,, next
Saturday.
BANUU[T AT Y, M, C.A.
MOST ENJOYABLE EYENT
Messrs. Sullivan, Iloppen.
IBean, Chalmers And
Others (;ive Toasts
On Saturday evening the Y. M.
C. A. Industrial Basket League held
their first Annual Banquet. Fully
60 men were gathered around the
banquet table, and an elaborate
dinner was served, consisting of
olives, Dickles, salad, bread, giblet
dressing, mashed potatoes, chicken,
corn, peas, ice cream, cake, coffee
and after-dinner-mints. The occa
sion was the grand finale of the
basket ball season, and was enjoyed
by all. Rev. W. P. Chalmers acted
as toastmaster, and it is needless to
say that he is hard to beat. After
introducing Mr. Babington, who is
chairman of the Board of Managers
of the Industrial League, in a very
neat speech, Mr, Babington present
ed the High School, who are the
champions of the league, with a
certificate which called for a beau
tiful shield. The shield is on exhi
bition at the Y. M. C. A. and is a
beauty, and in all probability the
Y. M. C. A. will be its future home.
Mr. Richardson, in a few chosen
words, as manager of the High
School team, accepted the certificate
for the shield, and took his seat
amid cheers. The toastmaster call
ed on K. I Bean, who was the
official referee for the League, for
a short speech, and he surprised all
by his wonderful stories and o atory.
The next speaker was fH. E. Hoppen,
General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
and he took for his topic "Hopes."
His remarks were well received and
they made a deep impression by
bringing out some facts that here
tofore the majority present had not
known of. Mr. Chalmers next in
troduced Mr. Geo. B. Heckman,
physical director, who gave a very
irteresting talk on "gym," and gave
a short history on the game of
basket ball up to the present time.
The main address of the evening
was delivered by Mayor W. H. Sul
livan, President of the Board of
Directors of the Y. M. C. A., and it
is needless to say that it was en
joyed by all. He brought out the
fact that the young men here to
night would be the future rulers of
the city of Bogalusa in a few years
and the training that they were
now receiving at the Y. M. C. A
was one of the most valuable assets
they could have, and he expressed
the opinion that in five years Bo
galusa would be acitv of 25,000
people, and habits you men were
forming now, and the good you
were doing for the city would be
very vividly shown in a few years.
The ladies prepared the dinner and
a large part of the success of the
evening is due them for splendid
preparations and the Boy Scouts.
who in full uniform, served as
waiters, and the Board of Managers,
who by their untiring efforts, made
everything pass off smoothly, All
voted that they had a fine time,
and are looking forward for the
same thing next year.
Y. MI. ('. A. Notes
A Junior Marathon Mile Run is
being planned and all boys are re
quested to get in condition as soon
as possible, For further particulars
apply to Geo. B. Heckman.
Have you ever tried your hand at
at bowling duck pins? Now is the
time. The weather is ideal, the
alleys were never in better shape
and brand new howling balls and
expert pin boys.
The watch fob which Jules Webb
won in a bowling contest, for high
score for three consecutive games
and whose average was 299 2-3 is
on exhibition at the Y. M. C. A. and
must be seen to be appreciated,
A treasure hunt for boys is being
planned and in a few days the
wonderful secret will be disclosed
All boys want to be prepared, and
keep your eyes on the bulletin
board at the Y. M. C. A. and watch
for the announcement of the hunt.
The entrance chart for the
Junior Boys Tennis Tournameut is
now open. Sign up at once, as
entries will close April 8. Also the
chart for the High School Tennis
TL urnament is open and chart will
'absolutely be closed April 7. The
Y. M. C. A. furnishes the rackets
and the individuals the balls.
Indoor base ball is in vogue now,
and all who are interested in the
game report either Tuesday or
Friday ni.hts. A League is con
templated in the near future and
now is the time to get in on the
ground floor and get in good play
ing trim. For further information
see George Marx, Leon Senac, Luth
er Cook, Paul LeBlanc or any of
the committee they might direct
you to.
Birthday Party
Mrs. C. E. Ott entertained a num
ber of little folks Friday afternoon
from 3 to 6, in honor of the seventh
birthday of her little son. W. C. A
game with animal crackers.
hidden in the grass, and was greatly
enjoyed.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated in red, white and blue,
and in the center of the table was
a white cake with seven candles
burning. Each child had a trial at
blowing the candles out. Red,
white and blue horns were giv¬n as
favors. Various kinds of games
were played, and ice cream and
cake served on the lawn. Mrs. J.
L. Caver assisted Mrs. Ott in enter
taining the children.
Easter Egg Hunt
The North Bogalusa Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid will give an Easter Egg
hunt at the home of Mrs. L. H,
Roberts, of Carolina Avenue, on
Saturday afternoon, April 22. Ad
mission 5 ceDts. Every one invited.
Candy Sale
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
have a candy sale at Alford's Drug
store every Thursday. Come around.
Ivy Lawrence, Albert Simmons
and William Smith motored to
I Franklinton Sunday.
Mrs. E. Hemohill and son J.E.
were called to the bedside of her
i father in Columbia who is very ill.
Mrs. E. L. Seale and daughter
Evelyn, and son Alton, Mrs. T. M.
Seale and son Hal are spending
several days in Roxie Miss., with
relatives.
There will be a special meeting
of the Anti-Cigarette League at the
Y. M. C. A. Friday evening at 7:15
All boys are especially invited.
E. R. Cassidv. claim agent of the
N. O. G. N. transacted business in
Covington Monday.
Special Lumber Sale
SATURDAY, APRIL 8th
10,000 ft. 3-8x3" No. 2 Ceiling . . . $8.00 per M
1. C-L x6" Center Matched No. 3 Flooring . $10.00 per M
4,000 ft. 1x3" No. 9 Hollow Back Flooring . . $9.00 per M
2 or 3 Cars 1x4" and Wide (90 per cent 8" and
Wider) No. 4 SIS . . $7.00 per M
Special Bargains in Mouldings, all Patterns.
DEPARTMENT Great Southern Lumber Co, BOGALUSA
Aluminum Enamel
Ware I
Sold at Prices of Common Ware
Extra ordinary big values at 10c and
25c Worth Double
Just received a fine line of TABLE TUMBLERS
2 for 5c and 5c each
Finest selections of Sc, 10c and 25c Goods
in the country
Picture Frames made to order at 5 and lOc foot
I UNITED s,10, 2o, STORE
Columbia Street Bogalusa, La.
i UNTED t to 25eSTO T
PICAYUNE DEFEATEO BY SCORE
12 TO1BY LOCALS SUNDAY
The preliminary ball game of the
season between the Picayune team
and the locals, proved to be a very
one sided and uninteresting game
for the fans, due to the fact that
the Bogalusa boys simply outclass
ed the visitors. However it was a
good practice game for the locals
as they were given plenty of "hit
and run" exercise. When the score
boy finished his days work the
total showed that the visitors had
been successful in securing one run
while the locals had 12 to their
credit. The surprise to the fans
was the excellnnt condition of the
local boys and especially Verret and
Stapleton.
Building and
Alterations
Houses Built on Installment
Alteration and Repairs
Plans and specifications
Frame FREE to those who build.
Constructions- Brick Security bonds furnished
Concrete if required.
Agent for L. C. Oull
Wall paper Co. the most complete set of sample books in the
city with, paper from Sc to $2.50 per roll.
Also wall board and all kinds of wall and floor coverings. Con
tracts taken from $5.00 to $25,000.00. All work guaranteed to
give perfect satifaction. Lumber and building materal is increasing in
cost so if you are going to build or make an alteration you will save money
by building now. I have all new buildings insured while being built. I
carry Workmans Compensation Insurance. If you want the most for
your money call phone 179 or 31. Box 736.
W. C. TRYON
S4TJ. #Il
Big W. C. T. U. Meeting
The coming district meeting of
the W. C. T. U. which will be held
at the First Baptist church on Tues
day April 18 and Wednesday April
19th pronmises to be well attended.
Mrs. Lela Stratton, a lecturer of
National reputation and Mrs. E. L.
McKinley, state president will make
addresses. A luncheon will be
served on the church lawn at noon
each day. Those interested in the
temperance cause are invited to
attend the meetings which start at
10.30 each morning. There will be
services each evening at 7:30.
Washington Parish Headquarters
Cosmopolitan
Hotel
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