Bogalusa enterprise and American., February 19, 1920, Image 2

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PERSONAL MENTION
Hiss Addie Badon of Covingt«
J. Taylor,
_____________ _ton is
-visiting her sister, î£rs. F
at North Bogalusa.
Walter S. Ayres, the popular in
dustrial agent of the N. O. G. N., ar
rived in Bogalusa Monday afternoon
for a few days' business trip.
M. J. McMahon, the genial traffic
manager of the N. O. G. N., was a
business visitor to Bogalusa Tues
Walter Unde wooof Denham
Springs, La., is a guest in the home
of Die Misses Kent. Mr. Under
wood's daughter is ill at the Bogalusa
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Millington re
turned last Saturday from a visit
with relatives and friends in El Paso,
Tex. Mrs. Millington was forced to
her bed on Sunday with a severe at
tack of influenza.
Dr. J. H. Slaughter returned last •.
;k from the bedside of his mother, j
who resides in Laredo, Tex. Dr.
Slaughter reports that his mother
withstood a serious operation and is
on the road to recovery, which good
news will delight his many friends.
F. J. Taylor, chief clerk to C. J.
"Wade, left Monday afternoon for At
lanta, Ga.', s to attend the Freight
Claim Agents* Convention. Mr. Tay
lor will represent the If. O. G. N.,
Mississippi Central and G. & S. I.
railroads.
M. Heiman, a well known Colum
bia street furniture dealer, was eon
fined to his home alKof last week
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SPECIAL SALE
and Heaters
Ranges
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To dispose of our large stock on hand before the season is
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............................$22.50
Steel Heaters from..... .« ..........i\. .$ 225
Cast Iron Heaters from v................$ 6.50
Oil Heaters from.......................$ 6.50
Al l. SIZES PIPE REDUCERS AND ELBOWS ON HAND
ALUMINUM WARE AT REDUCED PRICES
THE MILLION ARTICLE STORE
M. MARX
"WE HAVE IT, WILL GET, OR IT IS NOT MADE."
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C AMELS are in a class by themselves—easily thé
most refreshing, the most likable cigarette you
ever smoked. You can prove that I Simply compare
Camels puff-by-puff with any cigarette in the world at
any {»ice I Put quality, flavor and cigarette satis
faction to the utmost test I *
Made to meet your taste, Camels never tire it, no matter how
liberally you smoke them 1 The expert blend of choice Turkish
and choice Domestic tobaccos makes Camels delightful—so full
bodied, yet so fascinatingly smooth and mellow-mild. Every
time you light one you get new and keener enjoyment I
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, N. C.
Freedom from any unpleasant dgaretty after taste or any
unpleasant dgaretty odor makes Camels as unusual as they are
enjoyable.
In fact, Camels appeal to the moat fastidious smoker in ao
many new ways you never will miss the absence of coupons,
premiums or gifts. You'll prefer Camel Quality !
with a severe attack of the flu,
which developed into pneumonia. He
is reported as getting along nicely
and his many friends hope to see him
out again soon.
Hewton Williams, a former well
known' citizens, but who is now lo
cated at Picayune, Miss., was in Bo
galusa Saturday, looking after busi
ness interests and visiting friends.
W. Wamick of New York City,
who has been making his son, Charles
Wamick, of Warnieks 5, 10 and 25- !
Cent Store, an extended visit, mil,.The
return home within a few days. Mr.
Wamick was surprised to find Boga
lusa such a progressive city and said
that for hustling and progressiveness
it has a little on New York. Mr.
Warnick is also related to Mmes. M.
and E. Berenson.
Prohibition Director Jess Johnson
came up from New Orleans Thurs
day to look after business interests.
He states that he has his office open,
•. being located at 309 Custom House
j building. . . .
Mrs. F. W. Watts of Mississippi
avenue has been confined to her
room since Monday with an attack
of influenza. She is getting along as
well as could be expected for the
first few days of the illness.
Mrs. W. p. Dorsey has been con
fined to her home with a severe at
tack of influenza since last Wednes
day. On Sunday her temperature
was very high and pneumonia was
Her con
thought to be developing.
dition is greatly improved, however.
Get a fine young «rersey milch cow
*t Hohens Dairy Farm.
HELP BOGALUSA IN
TAKING OF CENSUS
m Bogalusa is very likely to have her
population recorded as considerably
le .....—
.ess than it actually is, unless the cit
izens of Bogalusa use every method
to see that every citizen, white or
colored, is included in the present
federal enumeration. .
Bogalusa's population will run well
«ogaïusa s popu.«mn w .. run wen
! °Y er ooo S
mil,.The passing-of the ^ mark
means much to Bogalusa. Indica
tions are that many colored citizens
have not been included, owing to the
fact that many of them were absent
from their homes when the enumera
tors called. Some enumerators have
been making night visits to the quar
ters in order to get all.
Every business man can assist in
making the enumeration almost 100
per cent by inquiring if all their cus
tomers have been visited by the-cen
sus-takers.
In St. Louis thé police found 674
persons in three hours which the
enumerator had missed. The police
force in Bogalusa should be worked
in the same manner. We want the
population of this city as near com-
plete as possible.
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LENTEN SEASON HERE
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
beginning of the Lenten season,
which will be observed by hundreds
of Bogalusa citizens. Easter Sunday,
the end of lent, is on April 4th.
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'THE SPITE BRIDE" AT
MAGIC CITY TONIGHT
"The Spite Bride," a Selzicnk Pic
ture starring Olive Thomas, comes
to the Magic City Theater tonight
(Thursday). ,
It's simply a knockout—the best
thing the screen has seen in many
moons. It has snap, dash and zest;
a human picture of human peopie
presented in a human way. And
Olive Thomas was never better in her
life. She is the essence of youth—
youth at its finest—with its simplic
ity. grace, charm and wistfulness. 1
"The Spite Bride" is a dream of
youthful impulse with just enough
thrills to make you a little bit creepy
—not enough to make your spine run
cold—with enough suspense to keep !
you interested from start to finish—
with enough laughs to give that nice |
warm feeling inside and a few tears !
which give you a pleasant, happy,
feeling afterward.
When Millicent Lee threw over
Billy Swayhe for another man, Billy
thought the world had come to an
end. He did not know what to do,
so he married Tessa Doyle, a beau
tiful, sweet, little dancing girl, out
of spite. He didn't love her—he 1
hardly knew her.
After a few weeks, i
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when he had reaped his satisfaction r
by making the world think that he
had jilted Millieent for Tessa, he had
the marriage annulled and proceeded
t 0 forget all about the little girl who
had been his wife for a few short
week». But he hadn't reckoned with
the hand of fate.
Also Fatty
shine,"
Arbuckle in "Moon
PROGRESS
IN
MEDICAL RESEARCH
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Certain thm
Mothers Friend
Which spreads its influence upon
Ike nerves, cords and ligament* in
volved, rendering them pliant to read
fly field to nature's deman A There is
an absence of bearing-down pains
attain and general discomfort, mote
often than otherwise experienced when
nature is u na ided. If other's Friand ia
wad aaenußj.
At oB Druggists.
AbmMwM Hechter Co. TV-r. F-9. AtUntm. O«
For Baled and Clean
Old Newspapers, Magazines and
: £.
all other kinds of waste paper
FOR CLEAN, UNBALED NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZINES AND ALL OTHER WASTE PAPER
BUT THEY MUST BE IN SACKS OR TIED WITH STRINGS
SO THAT THEY CAN BE HANDLED
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Delivered to the Plant of die
BOGALUSA PAPER CO., Inc.
START SAVING YOUR OLD PAPERS NOW
INFLUENZA
WEAKENS
THE BLOOD
BREAKS YOUR VITALITY AND
LEAVES YOU HELPLESS WHEN
EXPOSED TO OTHER GERMS.
THESE ARE DANGEROUS DAYS
IF IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR
BLOOD TAKE PEPTO-MAN-
GAN, FAMOUS RED BLOOD
BUILDER.
If you are just recovering from a
fight with the "flu," it will be weeks
! before you're really out of danger,
Your < blood has exhausted its
| strength—it is in no condition to
! fight off other disease germs it may
be exposed to. That is why doctors
advise staying away from crowds as
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Never Has There Been a Time
when the store where you buy your furni
ture is of such importance as now! Manu
facturers are flooded with orders., Furni
ture is being rushed through production as
rapidly as possible and as a consequence
some of it is not up to the high standard
this store has established. But in spite of
present conditions we have maintained our
high standard of exqellence, for we will
never allow any merchandise to get into our
stocks that is, not quality-built through and
through. By careful, painstaking buying,
by rigidly insisting on fine workmanship,
excellent finish and selected materials, we
can still offer our patrons furniture that
will grace any home at a price less than you
would pay elsewhere,
D. B1ENN
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
COLUMBIA STREET
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ag as possible.
The famous blood builder ,
ply the iron and other^-«.
your blood lacks and help y 01 f*
yo "J ,I £^ e „ vi «®r and ent
Get Pepto-Mangan today .
be had at any drug sron»
liquid or tablet ™ 0F? ®
, . - form.
choice as to liquid or \
They are exactly theiam*»*
cmal value. Take which
prefer.
But b e sure you get the
Pepto-Mangan. Ask for
and be sure that the name k
the package.—(Adv). **
ENTERTAIN FOR BRI»
Monday afternoon the
Kent of Avenue B entertain«
Macabees at a delightful
in honor of Mrs, W. NewelU«
Mrs. Newel was pfesehto!
beautiful gift and delicious
ments were served.