The Morgan City daily review., August 19, 1916, Image 3

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tVTERESTINC ITEMS from
franklin watchman
Sheriff Pecot made two im
partant captures this week. One
Willie Huntley, a negro, who
killed his brother in Ascension
parish, more than a year ago,
and he has been hunted ever
since that time. He was located
at Luckland plantation, and the
sheriff caught him last Mon
day. The other one was Samuel
Martin, another negro, who at
tempted to kill several people at
Ramos, and fled to Thibodaux.
When the officer arrested him,
he had a rifle and eveidently was
ready to shoot at somebody else.
Among the country parishes
Ho Evening In Modern Minstrelsy
tl Tke Evangeline Theatre,
Catholic
August 24th; Benefit of The
Church.
The Interlocutor:
Mr. V. W. Nunez
The Eudmen:
Mr. Raoul Delas
Mr. L. F. Kihneman
Mr. Frank Vaughn
Mr. Eugene Delas
Mr. Chas Delas
Mr. Jack Chronister
The Circle
Mr. Robert Gillen
Mr. Linus Terrebonne
Mr. W. J. Bouterie
Mr. J. L. Adams
Miss Bessie Wise
Miss Ruth Moncrief
Miss Edna Gillen
Miss Eunice Terrebonne
Miss Irma Ditch
Miss OHie Hebert
Mr. R. D. Hays
Mr. P. H. Kinney
Mr. J. C. Harrell
Mr. Cass Jolley
PARTI
1 Witmark Overture ........
............... CIRCLE
0 hay For the Lights to go
Out .................
* • • • MR. RAOUL DELAS
* Don't Bit the Hand That's
Feeding You ..........
......MR. J. L. ADAMS
^ Just a little Bit of Heaven
, BESSIE WISE
* Hesitating Blues .......
a t'■;** ,MR - CHAS DELAS
fla the Garden of My
Heart ...............
......MR. V. w. NUNEZ
7 ÜB Feud 'Amour.......
.. .MISS OLLIE HEBERT
® *ou Missed a Good Woman
1 EU GENE DELAS
■***...........CIRCLE
• Intermission
kl , PART II
"Mwologue....
***• EKANK VAUGHAN
of Louisiana, St. Mary stands in
the fourth place, with a popula
tion of 42,135. They are listed
as follows: Caddo, 65,425; St.
I I.andrv, 53,916; Rapides. 47.168;
iCameron has the least of any of
the sixty-three, with 1,458.
Tight of the parishes decreased
in population from 1900 to 1910.
.■mi they are Assencion. Busier,
adison. Plaquemines. Pointe
t' iupee. Red River, Tensas and
W est Feliciana.
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Postmaster CeneralA O'-1er no.
'97 17. of .June 26. 1916. and again
ulvise them that everv postal
employee immediately upon his
discharge from the military ser
vice w ill be asigned to the posi
tion held by him at the time he
left the postal service to enter
the military service and that
such assignment to duty will be
made at his former salary with
out awaiting the formal approval
of the Post Office Department.
The Postmaster General desires
that not only the postal em
ployees themselves but also that
their families understand that
the employees are not to suffer
the loss of their positions or the
salaries that they carry because
of having been called into the
military sendee of their country".
A. S. Burleson, P. M. Gen.
11 Trio . .MISS BESSIE WISE,
MISS OLLIE HEBERT,
MISS GENEVIEVE GRE
VENBERG
12 Trombone Solo .........
.. .MR. W. T. BOUTERIE
13 Yodel Selection.........
... .MR. J. C. HARRELL
10 Minute Intermission
PART III
BALM FOR A WOUNDED
HEART
In one act
Cast of Characters
The Judge ................
MR. LINUS TERREBONNE
Court Officer ..............
.. .MR. JACK CHRONISTER
Attorney..................
.....MR. FRANK VAUGHN
Attorney..................
........MR. P. H. KINNEY
Abijah Pippins.............
.....MR. ROBERT GILLEN
Leonora ..................
.....MISS IRMA DITCH
Amelia...................
... .MISS RUTH MONCRIEF
Levi Hochheimer ...........
........MR. CASS JOLLEY
One Lung Gong............
........MR. J. C. HARRELL
Mrs. Dr. Pullem............
......MISS EDNA GILLEN
Vanderbilt Persimmons.....
......MR. EUGENE DELAS
Jamison Jams.............
........MR. RAOUL DELAS
Wurstmacher ..............
..........MR. J. L. ADAMS
John Measles..............
...........MR. R. D. HAYS
Hooligan..................
......MR. W. J. BOUTERIE
McGuff, an Actor...........
.........MR. CHAS. DELAS
Mulligatawani .............
.........MR. V. W. NUNEZ
Sillicus Beeswax...........
......MR. L. F. KIHNEMAN
Aunty Simpson............
. .MISS GENEVIEVE GREV
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GO Regardless of Cost,
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100 pcs. Liwns. Voiles, nul
Crepes, value» up to 2'.. now
at ...... ..... 10c a _
36 inch brown or bleached cot
tons, worth 10c, our price 8c a yd
tl
Royal Worcester Corsets, new
price $1.25, still going at ... .98c
Ladies' gowns, in laceor embroid
ery, worth $1, special 75c
Ladies' shirtwaists, all the new
patterns, your choice. 49c
All our Ladies and Misses' Shoes
that sold up to $,), now your
choice for..........................$1.98 a pr
300 prs. Odds and Ends, in
ladies' and children's Shoes,
values up to $3 50. your
choice while they last only 59c pr.
Extra Specials
For this Week
We carried over from
last season 69 Hart
Schaffner & Marx
suits; the prices on
this lot range from
$2250 to $30 a suit«
to make a quick dear/
\ Fhw of Our Specifies
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clot hi »,
Marx Made Trousers, Ham-.
Shoes. Stetson & Trimble
Hats, Hole Proof Hosiery,
Broadway Shirts, Howard &
Foster Shoes, and the best
iines of underwear manufactured.
Men's Furnishings.
We carry the largest and best
line of Men's Furnishings,
Clothing, Hats and Shoes in
the Parish,
ance, we have marked the entire lot at the remarkably low
^ ol *12.00 the Suit.
This is the one best bet of the year« don't miss it.
Ladies' have you seen our new remnant counter over 5000 yds. of silks« cottons«
voiles« ginghams« dress goods« trimmings« etc# This entire lot of goods is mark
ed at exactly one half regular price. Remember our stock is still complete in all
departmentsand it will pay you to see us before you buy.
Henry Loeb Co., Ltd.
Morgan City's Fastest Growing Store.
Octave i. Deiaune
CITY MARKET
Fresh Meats
OF ALL KINDS
Yon can send jonr cUdrea to my
market and get fid! weight and
best qnafity. My aim is to treat
my eastern«» the same as 1 would
fike to be treated.
PHONE No. 11. MORGAN CITY
Prompt Delivery
MR. MERCHANT!
What's the use of your carry
iag a complete stock of goods
nless Folks know what you've
not?
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Lodge Directory.
Lodges can Advertise their time and
place of meeting at 50c per month
In this column
TRIBE OF b EN HUR— St. Mary
Court No. 34 Tribe of Ben Bur, meets
on the First and Third Tuesday of
each month, Redmen Hall, 8 p. m.
Chas. Francioni, Scribe; Thomas F.
Gorman, Chief.
O&tVioVvc CVvuTckv
High Mass every first Sunday
at 9:30 a. ra.
Low mass every ether Sunday
at 7:00 a, m.
Sunday school every Sunday
at 3:30 p. m.
BERWICK
Low mass on first Sunday at
7:30 a. m.
High mass on third Sunday
at 9:30 a. tn.
Sunday school every Sunday
at mass hours.
The Morgan City Daily Review,
40 cents per month.
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE
To our Friends and the Public
that we have installed a
GAS FILLING STATION
And will carry at all times
A full line of
High Grade Lubricating Oils
And Transmission Greases
We also carry in stock
Goodyear Tires« Inner Tubes
And Auto Accessories.
Station open from 6 a. ra. to 7 p. m., except Sundays.
BERWICK MERCANTILE COMPANY.