Bogalusa enterprise and American., February 12, 1920, Image 8

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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. G. E. Johnson and two pretty
children, of Chicago, are enjoying a
visit with her sister, Mrs. L D. Hig
don, of 730 Avenue C.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Swift and Miss
Mary Callahan, of Dubois, Pa., ar
aived in Bagalusa Monday for an ex
tended visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Cassidy. On Wedneseday they mo-*
tyred to Columbia and inspected the
operations of the Great Southern
Lumber Company at that point.
Mrs. Wm. Burke is suffering with
a severe cold at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Cassidy.
Dr. Gardiner of Columbia, Miss.,
came down Tuesday and spent the j
day visiting professional friends in '
Bogalusa.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Buyers of 310
Louisiana avenue are the parents of
a baby girl, who arrived Monday. !
Both mother and child are doing
nicely. j
Houston Longino of Silver Creek, j
Mias., came in Tuesday to spend the
day with his sister, Mrs. W. L.
Greenway of 617 Avenue D. *
Giris! This man-catching game is
«asy—if you know how. There's 50
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j| Spring Suits, Dresses,
Coats and Millinery
AN ADVANCE SHOWING WHICH EMBRACES MANY OF THE POPU
LAR STYLES ON DISPLAY
Bogalusa ladies will be interested to know that they can se
cure a Spring Suit, Dress, Coat, Hat or other articles here, which
are to be the coming season's most popular styles. Only a few
garments of each style have been received and exclusive types of
dress and suits will include the ones which are most becoming to
you. The new style tendencies are noticeable for their ruffles,
plaits and frills, which are among Dame Fashion's latest demand.
The materials are beautiful, and you will be surprised at the
most prices.
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MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW!
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With warm weather here, you should make your seection now
and get a long season's wear out of the dress, suit and coat. Most
any of these garments will be serviceable for summer wear as
well. We are receiving shipments daily of of dresses, suits, coats,
blouses and skirts, and the lady who makes hr selection now will
not only get the pick of the advance showing, but much more ser
vice from the garments.
YOU'LL WANT ONE OF THE EXQUISITE SPORT COATS
No lady's wardrobe is complete without a Sport Coat, and we
make the statement that no where in a city df this size will you
find such a beautiful showing of Sport Coats at such reasonable
prices. The various styles, of all colors, are ready for your choos
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YOUR SPRING HAT IS READY FOR YOU
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Eagter comes very early this year, which means that most
every woman wants her hat now, and we feel confident that you
will find the hat that is most becoming to you here. Only "the
very newest styles are being shown, and if there are changes you
desire, or if you prefer that we make your hat, we are ready to
do so with the least possible delay.
■■ NEW ARRIVALS IN DRESS GOODS
If you have not visited the dress goods section of this store,
you cannot begin to appreciate the beautiful new materials. And
reme mber that we now maintain a Dressmaking Department un
der the supervision of an expert, which can make in latest style,
in a very short time, any dress that you desire at very low charges.
The only requirement is that you buy your material at this store.
In the dry goods section you will find the finest display of
Linens, Cotton, Silk, Ginghams, Percale^, etc., that we have ever
shown. You are extended a most cordial welcome to come in
apy time and inspect the display without any obligation whatso
ever to make a purchase.
The Bogalusa Stores Company
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snappy lessons in vamp, flirty ways
given by Constance Talmadge in "A
Virtuous Vamp." Magic City to
night, Thursday, .February 12. Mat
inee at 3:15.
Mr. Wooton has been engaged by
the Bogalusa Stores Company to
take charge of the grocery depart
ment, filling the place made vacant
by the resignation of Mr. Ledoux.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henson of 112
Michigan avenue are the parents of
an 814-pound girl, who a rived to
their credit at the hospital Tuesday
morning.
Miss Juanita Powell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Powell, of the
Beall addition, is quite ill at the Bo
Her condition is
' slowly improving from a severe àt
tack of pneumonia.
A.* M. Winstead of Richardson
town was taken to the hospital Tues
.'ay morning suffering with a light
attack of pneumonia. He is the fifth
member of his family to be thus af
flicted. Two deaths have been re
rorded at the Winstead home within
the last six weeks.
Rev. A. J. Gearheard spent last
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Friday an* Saturday in New Orleans ;
in the interest of mission. He is the 1
secretary of the Louisiana Confer
ence Board of Missions.
As 8 vamp, Delilah was a piker.
Samson was lucky. Woe unto him
had he waited for his hair cut until
he met Nellie Jones, played by Con
stance Talmadge 'n "A Virtuous
Vamp." Magic City Theater tonight,
Thursday, February 12.
J. A. Boyett, whose illness was re
ported last week, has not improved
and both his doctor and family ex
pect the end at any time.
Col. Jack Frield and A. D. Dris
kell spent last Friday in New Orleans
on business.
W. C. Flanders spent from Sunday
morning to Tuesday evening in New
Orleans on business connected with
his department.
J. P. Starns left Monday afternoon
for Amite City, where he goes to
visit for a few days with relatives.
He made the trip in his Overland cir.
Arthur Hood, candidate for clerk
of court, spent Tuesday in Bogalusa
looking ffter his interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard of
Franklinton were visitors to Bogalusa
Sunday. Their car broke down at
Sheridan and friends brought thorn
here ; and ^ retUTOe d home on th e
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dorsey went
to New Orleans for the week-end,
where they met their daughter, Miss
Josephine, who is attending school at
Yazoo City.
Why do they all fall but "the"
manî There's a reason, girls. Come
on down and Constance Talmadge in
"A Virtuous Vamp" will show you
why, and how to beat him at the
game of hearts. Magic City Theater
«might, Thursday, February 12; also
Charlie Chaplin. Matinee at 3:15.
Colonel Melville Gillette, who is
well known to a large number of Bo
galusa citizens, was a visitor here
last week, and expects to return this
week for another visit of a few days.
If «you want to purchase a fine
milch cow, you now have the oppor
tunity. The Hoehiv Dairy Farm, in
Adamstown, has just received a car
load of fine young Jerseys, all of
which are heavy milkers, and are
offered at a low price.
Brother and Sister
Buried Same Week
The family of J. M. Saucier of
Richardsontown was sorely stricken
during the last week, having suffered
'the loss of a son and daughter by
death. The daughter died in the
Bogalusa Hospital, leaving a new
born infant, and the son died in
camp at Baltimore, Md., of influenza.
The funeral of the daughter, Mrs.
Louise Odom, was conducted Sun
day afternoon, and that of the son,
William Saucier, on Monday after
noon. Bote bodies were buried side
by side in the Ponemah Cemetery on
Louisiana avenue.
When it was learned that two
deaths had occurred in the same fam
ily so close together, plans were made
for a double funeral. Word was re
ceived that the body of the boy would
come in Sunday morning, but the ar
rival was delayed and the body did
not reach Bogalusa until Monday
morning.
Rev. A. J. Gearheard conducted
both funerals.
BIG WEEK FOR BOYS
A boys' Hexathlon meet will be
held on the Y. M. C. A. grounds
from March 13 to 27. Already prac
tice has begun for the various ath
letic stunts. Several different games
—such as potato races—will be run.
Now those who may not know
whtft a Boys' Hexathlon is, will have
the liberty of guessing, for the re
vised copy .of the 20th Century Dic
tionary fails to record the word, its
editor not having belonged to a Y.
M. C. A. gym class.
YOUNG COUPLE MARRY
On Thursday evening the marriage
of Henry Ladner and Miss Lizzie
Mae Lacy, both of Richardsontown,
was celebrated at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hull on Avenue E, in
the presence of a select number of
friends. The couple will make their
home in Bogalusa. ,
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MEETING SUNDAY TO TAKE
RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF CITY
A meeting has been called for 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Presbyterian Church for all workers
who are engaged to take the religious
census of Bogalusa. There are 85
of the workers in all and the plan is
to take the census within three hours'
time on Sunday, February 29. The
Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian
denominations are co-operating in
the movement.
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HORSES, MARES AND
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Until March 1st, I will keep from 20 to 80
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weighing from 900 to 1200 pounds, All well brol
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Have been through no commission bams; no
men profit. If you want to buy one animal or a
don't fail to see me. "Quick Sales and Small Prof
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