Bogalusa enterprise and American., February 19, 1920, Image 3

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»qWLING SCORE 210 $
BOOBY CHAMPION HAS 72
„ ». the beginning of the bowl
nmament at the Y. M. C. two
w J 00 i«> m Ke y Compton has taken
Äf™* * "»"•«' 210 ' wlt 5
^ Webb second, with a score of
l C V. low a score as 72 has been
J®»- the winner of the booby
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WE ARE GOING TO MOVE .
In a few more days we will be located at the Wil
liams Drug Company on Columbia Street, where our
stock of jewelry will be increased and we will be bet
ter prepared than ever to give you better service
than in the past.
When you think of jewelry or watch repairing,
think of «
BOGALUSA jewelry and OPTICAL CO.
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Most smokers get an avêrage of
28 cool tasting puffs from every
Home Run Cigarette — 560 cool
tasting clouds of flavor to every
package of 20 Home Runs
Every puff shows it's cool P
tasting.
Every puff shows it's mellow
with the mellowness of Bonnie
Brown Burley tobacco. •
Every puff shows that coolness
and mellowness have been com
bined by the rare New Orleans
process into the only cigarette
that's cool tasting.
You owe it to yourself to buy
cool-tasting Home Runs
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cigarettes
TWENTY FOR
Cool
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record is modest enough to withhold
his name.
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D. V. Blaynev and wife made the
trip to New Orleans Tuesday in or
der to celebrate.
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RING W. O. CREASMAN at 337
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ture, pianos, etc.
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HIGH SCHOOL BEATEN !
BY MANUAL TRAINING
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The High School basketball team
took a sound drubbing at the hands
of the Manual Training squad in New
337 0rIeai ? s last Saturday night. The
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son. A stiff game at home Friday
night; a dandy party after the game;
getting up in time to catch a 6 o'clock
train, and an ali-dav sight-seeing
canter over New Orleans Saturday
caused the local players to reach the
game Saturday night so tired their
feet were dragging.
The result was the New Orleans
aggregation handed them a lemon to
the tune of lb to 3.
RESTER HERE FOR WEEK
H. E. Rester came over from Pop
larville last Monday and is spending
the entire week in Bogalusa. His
brother has gone to Detroit, Mich.,
where"he is attending a five weeks'
school of instruction in Ford mechan
ism. This school is conducted by the
Ford people and not only do they fur
nish the instruction, but defray all
the expenses of students and pay
them a salary for attending.
The family of L. T. Lawrence, for
merly residents of Bogalusa, but for
the past several years living in Cov
ington, have returned to Bogalusa
and are now living on Avenue E at
543.
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! G. HILTON BUTLER HERE
SUNDAY WITH CHALK TALKS
1 ? Butler, a student for the
ministry in the Bible Insti
. e Orleans, spent last Sun
, Y Bogalusa, appearing before all
Th^Snîri? *?*
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5J£» the senior B - Y * p - u * and the
night congregation. At the
service he conducted the entire devo
tions.
Butler is a native of Missis
nl«« 1 * regarded as a fine!
preacher, though a very young man.
FRITHS MOVE TO NEW HOME j
Mrs. E. H. Frith occupied 1
tneir home on Sycamore avenue on I
wçdneseday of this week. The place 1
SSL 1 done over in a most beau- j
y d a ^ tlatlc manner and heated
™ el ectncity. It is now one of the
saatwi. Boral ""' ! ' ' ma " y
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MOVING VERY STYLISH
- BogaIusa is becoming the mecca
for movers. Forty and fifty families
a week are now making for the Magic
^.ity, and houses in all parts of the
city are at a premium. The men j
?*><*** i n a fe V weeics ago to work !
™î.T?k f ? UJ ?- d B °8 aIusa » good town in j
wmen to hve and the consequence is, ;
they arc* bringing ttuér famées nere. I
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t PARTY FOR HOLMAN
Last Saturday night at the Y. M.
~ ' . building the Boy Scouts en
tertained in honor of the Joan of
Arc girls, with their former scout-
master, John Holman, as the guest
of honor. There was a fine crowd
of youngsters present and the games
were exciting. Refreshments were
so plentiful that the hosts even in-
sisted on the girls eating more ice
cream, and the boys themselves in-
dulged to the very bottom of the
can.
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Hearst Powell, who has been ap
pointed 'chief clerk to Jess Johnson
m connection with the office of state
prohibition enforcement, has moved
his effects to New Orleans and will
make that his future home.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Coupe, with electric self starting
and lighting system, has a big, broad seat deeply
upholstered. Sliding plate glass windows so that
the breeze can sweep right through thp open
car. Or in case of a storm, the Coupe becomes a
closed car, snug, rain-proof and dust-proof. Has
all the Ford economies in operation and main
tenance. A car that lasts and serves satisfac
torily as long as it lasts. Demountable rims
with 3^-inch tires all around. For the doctor
and travelling salesman it is the ideal car.
Rester Motor Co.
LIQUID
AND
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THE BIG
VALUE
PACKAGES
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WHITE
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KEEP TOUX SHOES NEAT.
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Women's
Children;
and Mens
Shoes.
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YOU'LL BE SURPRISED
HOW LITTLE IT WILL COST
TO OWN A CAR
We are offering this week a number of
real bargains in used care. Come in and
look over the cars listed below. You may
find just what you want:
1918 Seven-Passenger Buick Six
1918 Five-Passenger Overland
1917 Five-Passenger Chevrolet
1917 Five-Passenger Maxwell
1918 Five-Passenger Ford
1918 Ford Roadster
1917 Five-Passenger Dodge
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
CITY GARAGE
Authorized Agents
/
Overland, Buick, Nash and Chevrolet
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"THE NEW MINISTER"
All arrangements are complete for
giving the musical farce, entitled
"The New Minister." The date fixed
is for February 28, and the musical
end of the program is well in hand.
The actors are now working on the
speaking end of the play, and those
who hear the rehearsals report that
Bogalusa has a treat in store for her
citizens.
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Frank Kentzel, who has • been em-
ployed for the last month in the
jreat Southern Lumber Company of-
fices, moved his family from Coving-
ton to Bogalusa last week, and i* now
located at 738 Avenue C.
- Miss Estelle Strattman returned
last week from New Orleans, where
sne had been for three weeks visiting