BOGALUSA LOOKS
MIGHTY GOOD NOW
Meridian, Miss., Jan. 25, 1920.
Dear Aunt Rena and Uncle Dobbs:
How are yon all, hope you are
well. I don't like this place at all.
It is the sorriest place I ever saw.
I don't see why they put it on the
map, because it isn't ^vorth it. It is
a lot bigger than Bogalosa, but not
one-hundredth as good. I wish all
the time that I could come back to a
good city and not stay at this sorry
place. I work all the time I am out
of school, so I won't think about it,
because that just makes me want to
come more than ever.
I sure do miss that good little old
Sunday school there, and all the boys
and girls around there to play with,
because I don't know anybody yet,
except about five. I must quit now.
Your nephew,
MORRIS.
2400% Tenth Street.
Misp Florence Kober, state direc
tor of the Educational Campaign of
the Y. W. C. A., was in Bogalusa
the first three days of this week,
working in the interest of the' local
drive.
SPECIAL SALE
Ranges, Stoves and Heaters
To dispose of our large stock on hand before the season i 3
over, we reduced the price for the month of January, 1920.
20 Per Cent Off
ON OUR RANGES, STOVES AND HEATERS!
The prices ranging on stoves from........$10.50
Ranges from ..........................$22.50
Steel Heaters from............/........$ 225
Gist Iron Heaters from..................$ 6.50
Oil Heaters from.......................$ 6.50
ALL SIZES PIPE REDUCERS AND ELBOWS ON HAND /
ALUMINUM WARE AT REDUCED PRICES
THE MILLION ARÏÏCLE STORE
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WEEK OF PARTIES
AT THE Y . W. C. A.
Next week is party week and the
clüba are busy making ready for
world's of fun and {foolishness in cele
bration ft Washington's Birthday
and Ye Valentine Day with brand
new jolly stunts.
On Monday, tlm 9th inst., the little
North Side girls in "The Ready for
Service Corps" will entertain a few
selected friends at a George Wash
ington party; then on Tuesday night
the High School Joan of Arcs will
steal forth under cover of darkness
and make merry in honor of good St.
Valentine. By that time mysterious
"invites" will have been received by
'sundry and numerous High School
boys bidding them come to the Y. W.
on Friday night and have a good time
and a great time with the "Excelsior"
corps of the High School company.
Last, but not least, the "Courft-on
Us" grade school corps will have
their Colonial party on Wednesday,
February 11.
A. N. Dobbs and wife spent the
early part of the week in'New Or
leans in attendance upon sessions of
the Grand Lodge of Masons and
Eastern Star.
SPRING IS HERE
SAY S GRO UNDHOG
You may as well get that spring
bonnet ready and look into the con
dition of those B. V. D.'s and Palm
Beach suits, because spring will be
here before you know it, unless Mr.
Groundhog is wrong—for the first
time in many years. Monday was
the day for his official appearance
in the open after a rest of several
months. He did not see his shadow
and therefore remained out, which
means that we are to have no more
winter weather.
SHOWING UNUSUAL PICTURES
J. A. Spekenhier, at the First
State Bank, is exhibiting an unusual
set of. kodak pictures that were taken
from the Bogalusa ariplane some time
ago. Those of most interest are of
clouds about a' mile thick that pre-
vented Bogalusans from seeing the
sun during a late spell of cloudy
weather. The pictures were taken
above the clouds.
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J. D. Frazier of 124 Michigan ave-
nue, a regular brakeman on the *JÏ.
O. G. N. railroad, is taking a short
vacation and visiting among his rela--
tives in North Mississippi.
HOUSE COMMITTEE
OF Y. W. C.A. REPORTS
Due to a very grave mistake, the
excellent report of the House Com
mittee was omitted from the pam
phlets of Yearly Reports sent out by
the Y. W. C. A. It was one of the
best reports of the year and will,
therefore, be of interest to friends
of the Y. W. C. A. It follows in
detail:
The House Committee , held its
usual number of meetings during the
year.
The inventory of dishes and silver
was taken in April and some break
age and loss reported.
The spring house-cleaning was de
layed .until the the visit of the direc
tors of the Great Southern Lumber
Company in May, and the house was
tastefully decorated during their
stay.
The banquet of the Women's Com
mittee of the Victory Loan Cam
paign was held at the Y. W. C. A.
in May and this committee gladly as
sumed charge of arrangements. The
gym was decorated in flags and buntr
ing and the Victory table was very
beautiful.
Plans were drawn in June to have
a box made for pillows and draperies;
to have bookcases and desks made i
for the Girls' Room, and for the Li
brary. These plans, however, did
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My Mother used
Mother's. Frien®
• before I was dorr
26 years ago and my birth was prac
tically a painless one," writes cne en
thusiastic mother. How very natural
then, that her own mother, whose ex
perience had unqualifiedly proven the
virtue of Mother's Friend would have
her daughter enjoy the same benefits.
Mother's Friend is used externally.
At all Druggists.
SpecJpl Booklet on Motherhood and Baby tree.
Bmdßclä Regulator Co. Dpt. F-U, Atlanta. Ou.
iS.
For Baled and Clean
Old Newspapers, Magazines
all other kinds of waste paper
40c per 100 lbs
FOR CLEAN, UNBALED NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZINES AND ALL OTTER WASTE PAPER
BUT THEY MIßT BE IN SACKS OR TIED WITH STRINGS
. SO THAT THEY CAN BE HANDLED
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Delivered to the Plant of the
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BOGALUSA PAPER CO., Inc.
START SAVING YOUR OLD PAPERS NOW
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not materialize. Twenty dollars was
paid in June to an extra maid for
two weeks' services; the draperies,
etc., were cleaned and stored, and
the house thoroughly cleaned.
In September eight vases were
purchased at a cost of $15, and flow
ers were kept in all rooms during the
autumn season.
A porter was employed for one
week to help with the cleaning. The
draperies were hung in November
and the house looked very cozy and
comfortable.
A picture show was given in De
cember, the printing of tickets being
paid for by Berenson Bros.; $28.10
profit was obtained.
Total amount raised for the year
1919 was $273.83. Expenditures
were $187.68, leaving a balance of
$92.15.
MRS. W. C. MAGEE,
Respectfully submitted,
WANTED- 3
500 WOMEN AT D. BONN'S
STORE ON COLUMBIA ROAD,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26th.
D. BIENN
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
COLUMBIA STREET
Y.W.C.A.
Is In Full
The Bue Triangel Drive ,
W. C. A. began Monday j
The net results of the fi*st *
have not been reported, but j
figures turned in, the ope®
to have been auspicious,
merely the beginning, how*
fore the end every person
lusa will have had an op
contribute toward the s
our Young Women's Ci
ciation is doing,
the mood for giving; be
your part.
A. D. Driskell spent
evening and Sunday in New~
visiting.