Bogalusa enterprise and American., February 12, 1920, Image 3

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I Vamp I* Trouble
in Busy Office;
"goss Vamped ! Hooked!
rnwstnodest girl with a captivat
lured a Manhattan insur
*«Bpany into a work - sh °P of
wretches forms the basis
next Constance Talmadge pic
[, will be seen at the Magic
;*r tonight, Thursday, Feb
jj. Matinee at 3:15 p. m.
Mobility Become« Commercial
*üT Virtuous Vamp" is the title of
^fiction, which is based on
' fetch's play, "The Bachelor."
person and Anita Loos, the
I foremost satirists, are re
fer the adaptation, and
"critics have showered high
. 03 their effort.
SdKe Jones, Miss Talmadge
tiw P* 1 * of * girl who found it
to cast aside her aristo
_je of Gwendolyn Diana
. Ermitage in order to gain
lu the insurance office of
I Crovntnahield, a bachelor who
» mix social affairs with busi
i is a steady stenographer un
Gray, a Broadway shimmy
, makes application for a $50,
on her shoulders. Then
__ j necessary for the winsome
I t# «score the staid Mr. Crown
to a Jazz parlor for an iri
oi this matter,
m that Crowninshield de
»p being a bachelor, and
the beginning of Nellie's
sttempts to' win' the only
into refsed to be captivated by
wiles. Also (Charlie
I in "The Fireman."
* Enterprise, the South's
ly, $ 2.00 a year.
uTTER
»EAD
tterden when the body
: with pain. Everything
the victim becomes
! downhearted. To
sunshine take
MEDAL
• of Hollar d for ever
lorry of ail pairo ro
i Mdnay, liver and cris acid
1 druggists, throe sizes.
I Cold Medal on everr ins
U> iVitjtm
SPRING WEATHER DEMANDS
[CI0US ICE CREAM
and Bogalusa's famous Ice Cream is gowing
popularity each day. Most any flavor
I desire can be delivered at your home
ft few minutese' time. Brick Ice Cream
special orders will receive prompt at
on.
Your Sunday Order Early
You'll find Bogalusa Ice Cream^at prac
*ally every store in Bogalusa where ice
?am is sold.
BOGLUSA ICE COMPANY
THE CAVE
1ER HOTEL GRÜNEWALD
opened for the season, where a most
program is being rendered each even
and where the most delicious food is
A most cordial invitation is ex
d Bogalusa folks to visit THE CAVE
in New Orleans. Réservations shoüld
Remade on your arrival in the city.
DANCE BIG SUCCESS
The dance given at the Elks' Home
last Thursday evening by a commit
tee of ladies for the Jewish Relief
Fund, wa 3 one of the largest attend
ed and most enjoyable dances in the
history of Bogalusa. The ladies real
ized about $ 20 © profit fo rthe fund.
CALLED TO NEW YORK
Mrs. J. M. Lindslev left Tuesday
afternoon for New York City, where
she was called owing to the illness of
her brother, who visited in Bogalusa
a few days ago.
TO THE PUBLIC
I have now moved near Lees
Creek, but will continue to crate fur
niture and take orders for tailored
clothes. Leave your calls or orders
at Bates' Meat Market, or address
P. O. Box 405, Bogalusa.
My new Spring and Summer sam
ples for 1020 have arrived and I will
appreciate having the pleasure of
showing them to you.
W. L. RUSHING.
Blood is life. When its car-1
rent slows down and Its wate« I
become polluted, the stream!
flows not along the shores of I
Health through the land of I
Happiness. To purify the!
blood, energize the liver, keep!
the bowels and kidneys acting
properly there's an old doctor's
prescription. In use for_67
years; made by the THACHER
MEDICINE CO.. Chattanooga.
Tenn, sold at your drug store.
Try it for your family.
"PR. TiUCHER** urrza. aad
BLOOD SYEUR.helped aie w!ien every
thing elæ tailed. I consider it tn
invaisaUe medicine for constipation,
■kin and blood diseases and billow»
ness."—Sirs. W. G. Créés. Tenn.
THE "MATTER WITH" AMERICA
What's the. matter with America
these days?
Too many diamonds, not enough
alarm clocks.
Too many silk shirts, not enough
blue flannel ones.
Too many pointed-toed shoes, and
not enough square-toed ones.
Too many serge suits and not
enough overalls.
Too much decollette and not
enough aprons.
Too many satin-upholstered limou
sines and not enough cows.
Too many consumers and not
enough producers.
Too ranch oil stock and not enough
savings aeepunts.
Too mnch envy or the results of
hard work and too little desire to
emulate it.
Too many desiring short cuts to
wealth and * few willing to pay the
price.
Too much of the spirit of "get
while the getting is good" and not
enough of the old-fashioned Chris
tianity. „
Too much discontent that vents
itself in mere complaining and too
little real effort to remedy condi
tions.
Too much class-consciousness and
too little common democracy and
love of humanity.—Fargo (S. D.)
Forum.
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â j
hen You Were Overse;
Was not one of your greatest desires to see the day when you
would own your home? As you walk down a street of homey
homes, so attractive and modem and fine, DONT YOU LONG TO
OWN YOUR OWN HOME? As you see what a pleasure and joy
they are, don't you drink, M I wish one were mine?" You know
you do, and so does your wife and all die folks at home. The great
ambition of all your life has been—a home of your own.
Build a Home First!
0 '■ • #
What a pleasure it would be to draw the plan with everything
just right To say that it's something you ve always dreamed of
would be common and trite. Well, begin today and you'll never
regret you waited 'till things came down, for they'll likely go up,
and you'll never build, but look on die world with a frown. We
would like to show you our home plans and offer suggestions on
home-building. Come in and avail yourself of this free service.
Southern Lumber Co.
/' &. '
decqrations are
MOS T ATT RACTIVE
Perhaps there has been more com
ment on the recent window displays
at the Bogalusa Stores Company dur
ing the past week than at any pre
vious time in the history of Boga
lusa, and investigation proved that
a local yonng man is responsible for
the artistic decorations and clever
ideas. The work is that of.Julian
Willoughby, and it is a credit to those
who have followed the profession for
many years.
YOUR INSURANCE FOR 1920
should be placed with us, because we guarantee efficient service,
with policies in most any company you can name, with resources
of many, many millions.
S. LACY DICKERSON, Manager
NEW ORLEANS UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY
TELEPHONE 190 OVERSTREET BUILDING
Mr. Willoughby spent about two
months learning the technique or the
art, and that he was a most excep
tional student is demonstrated by his
work. He has great talent and his
trait for neatness and precision has
worked a wonderful accomplished in
a short time.
The next time you pass the Boga
lusa stores, give the windows a close
inspection, and the chances are that
you will walk in and congratujate
Manager Wilson and Mr. Willoughby.
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Bogalusa Enterprise, the South's
Greatest Weekly, $ 2.00 a year.
a*
A complete course of vamping
in one lesson. See Constance Tal
madge in "A Virtuous Vamp." It's
the chance of a lifetime, girls. Magie
City tonight, Thursday, February 12 .
Matine at 3:15 p. m.
(NOTICE TO BEN HUR MEMBERS
Bogalusa Court No. 30, Tribe of
Ben Hur, will meet this Thursday
night to install officers. All mem
bers are urged and requested to be
present. After this date you will
pay your dues to S. W. Francis,
Scribe.
W. L. RUSHING, Scribe.