The Morgan City daily review., November 04, 1916, Image 2

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Published Daily Except Sunday
C. E. KING, Manager.
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Ring Manager's Office, 278.
Entered as second class mail mat
ter at the Postoffice of Morgan City,
La.
ANNOUNCEMENT
is
a
Congressman Whit P. Martin an-led
Bounces his candidacy, on the pro-1
gressive Ticket, for re-election as a
protectionist from the Third Con-Jterhoff
gressional District of Louisiana to
tile 65th U. S Congress at the gener -1
al election to be held on Tuesday,
November 7th, 1916.
We are authorized to announce
Wade O. Martin as a candidate for
Congress in the Third Congressional
District of Louisiana, subject to the
action of the Democratic voters at
the general election to be held the
7th of November.
Evangeline Theatre
PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK
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TO-NIGHT ' TO-NIGHT
The Gilson Stock Company
Id "The Woman He Bought"
A Society Drama in Four Ants
Starting Sunday Night
THE GREATEST ARRAY OF PHOTO PLAYS EVER
SHOWN IN MORGAN CITY. WE ARE GOING TO
GIVE YOU A REAL TREAT IN FILMDOM. A SOLID
WEEK OF FEATURES, IN OTHER WORDS A FEA
' TURE WEEK.
Our Programme will be composed of the STAR
SCREENS OF THE DAY, itEAD AND BE WISE.
For Sunday Night
The Famous Paramount Super Feature Starring the
Idol of the Screen
"MARY PICKFORD" as the beloved
MADAME BUTTERFLY
It is rarely indeed that the motion picture public
ha* been privileged to witness exclusively artistic per
formances as that of Mary Pickford in the Famous Play
ers Film Co's screen adaption of John Luther Longs im
mortal classic, "MADAME BUTTERFLY."
For pure Pathos and dramatic appeal the Photo Pro
duction of Madam Butterfly has few equals in the wohle
realm of stage fiction, stage or screen.
In conjunction with the above wonderful classic, we
are going to introduce the foremost Comedian of the
Universe.
"CHARLES CHAPLIN"
Who will appear in a comedy production named
"THE FLOORWALKER"
The idea of filming this production and naming it the
FLOORWALKER, has conceived while Mr. Chaplin was
in New York, just before signing that $750,000 contract
he visited the different department stores of that city
and he noticed the floorwalkers there answering thous
ands of questions which were put to him by the differ
ent girls and he remarked, I believe I can make the
world laugh from the beginning to end if I would film
a production and name it the floorwalker.
And He did, if you dont believe it and dont laugh, we
will gladly give you your coin back at the box-office.
A FIFTY CENT SHOW FOR A DIME, TEN CENTS
Monday, November 6th
6th Episode LIBERTY IN TWO REELS
3rd Reel. A DESPERATE RESOLVE, An I M. P. Drama
of merit. „
4th Reel. MODEL 46 A Classic Komedy.
5th Reel. Universal Animated Weekly, Always Interest
ing.
Tuesday, November 7th
ANOTHER PARAMOUNT CLASSIC PHOTO PLAY
Presenting MARGUERITE CLARK
In one of her greatest Screen Triumphs x
"SILKS and SATINS"
A Photo of Youth, Love, Sorrow and Laughter.
Note^From The Film Exchange, SILKS and SATINS is
one of the sweetest and most charming photo play
romances yet produced on the Paramount Programme,
by the Famous Players Film Co.
Wednesday, November 7th
FREE.. ..FREE
PATHOS Wonderful serial, Presenting
"THE IRON CLAW"
Featuring PEARL WHITE. CREIGHTON, HALE and
SHELDON LEWIS, A Trio of Stars in the Pathe Field.
Chapter 1. 'THE VENGENCE OF LEAH"
3rd Reel Pathe Special. Featuring Emy Whelan,
, "IN THE LOADSTONE"
in two reels
5th reel. "LUKES WASHPÜL WAITING." A worth
while Komedy Drama, featuring Lonesome Luke.
This excellent program is Mr. Loeb's treat. Admission
Free. '
Thursday, Novem b er 8th.
For your consideration, from now on Thursday's wiil be
our FOX NIGHTS.
As an opener we take pleasure in presenting VIRGINIA
PEARSON In
"BLAZING LOVE"
A Photo Drama of Heart Interest. •
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'WOMAN HE BOUGHT"
Tonight the Gilson Company will
close their engagement in a society
drama "The Woman he Bought." It
said to be the strongest play in
the company's entifre repertoire. A
comedy drama right up to now, and
one that is "different." The title
sugests the story. The question to be
answered "why, how and where did
he buy her, and what happened." It
must have been gratifying indeed to
the company to play to such
good crowd that witnessed "A
Bachelor's Honeymoon" last night.
was a real comedy and the audi
ence rocked in a storm of laughter
and applause. Mr. Gilson fully satisi
fied the demands made upon him
and kept the audience in an uproar
over his singular and strenuous
"honeymoon." He was well support
by the company ™d each one
deserves special mention. The vaude
ville by Miss Hazelton and Mr. Win
was well rendered and en
cored.
The company wil be welcomed a
gain and are leaving many friends.
tomorrow, Sunday, November 5, at
H a. m. and 7:45. Sunday school at
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
Presbyterian services will be held
10 a. m.
Wise Shoppers W ill Flock Here
We own over $50,ooo Worth of Merchandisi
T hat was contracted for over six months ago, and vv< j are positively selll' !
these goods to you at a less price than th^r could he bought for now i
wholesale. We expect to make the month of November a record breaker !!
we promise you the goods and prices that will make us do it,
Our Women's and Misses section offers the newest and
Dresses, Coats, etc., at the lowest possible prices.
smartest
Vast Showing of TOP COATS at $4.90, $5.90, $6.90, and up to $20
Every desirable color can be had
Our New York Office has just shipped us 25 new and up to the min
ute tailored suits, these suits will be on sale THURSDAY at $14.98,
$17.98, $22.48 and $29.98, these are positively the best values
in the City and must be seen to be appreciated.
SPECIAL VALUES IN SILKS
36
inch Taffeta's in Blue or Black, worth $1.50,
our price $1.35 a yard
36 inch Silk Poplin in all colors worth $1.25, our price 98c the yard
Fancy Silks for waists and trimmings, special 98c the yard
In Ladies and Misses Shoes we are showing the best values in the city
13 inch boots, sold everywhere at $6, our price $3.98
Ladies lace or button boots, a $4.50 value, our price $2.98.
Misses all leather shoes, $1.49 and $1.98 are big values
MEN'S FURNISHINGS, HATS A ND CL OTHING
We carry the biggest stock of any store in the parish. Young men's
suits in blues and fancies, worth to-day $18, our price $12.50
Men's and Young Men's HART SCHAFFNER SUITS as $18 to
$25 are acknowledged to be the best values in the world today.
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Read This Guarantee You Get With Every H. S, & M. Suit
OUR CLOTHE1S are guaranteed to be satisfactory to the wearer; and this guarantee is given without reservation,|
modification or exception. Any man who sells our clothes is definitely authorized to extend to any man whb buys f
them our unqualified assurance of satisfaction ; which means colors, all wool fabrics, the quality of other materials; the j
tailoring, the fit, the value at the price and the money back if you are not satisfied.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Morale*vln these days of bad dye stuffs, cotton mixed goods and bum j
tailoring ? Buy Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes,
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New Flashes From
Near and Far,
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Reports to El Paso left
doubt that General Villa has captur
ed Parral.
The Lusitiana nota incident was
said to have reacted seriously a
gainst Senator Lodge.
Federal investigators brought to
light election fraud conspiracies up
on a vast scale.
• New York police arrested six men
charged with plotting to blow up
two subway stations.
Senator Ransdell delivered an ad
dress in Baltimore in support of the
Democratic standard bearers.
Many contests in the Louisiana
State Fair were decided, and cattle
sales were held at Shreveport.
A prominent railroad official stat
ed, at the Louisville investigation,
i that the Car shortage responsible for
I the national coal lamine is due to
inefficiency.
little
The German government express
ed regret for the action of a Zeppe
lin incruising over Dutch territory.
: Captain Koenig anounced that he
. rxpccted the submarine U-57 to con-:
voy the Deutschland on its return
voyage.
Captain Sir Ernest Shackleton
stopped in New Orleans on his way
to rescue companions in the South;
o ar regions.
Additional successes was announ
ced for the Italians in ^heir great
offensive launched upon practically
the entire Austrian front.
A German officer was arrested at
Larissa with a legation mail pouch
containing details of the Suez canal
defenses and alleged compromising
letters from the Greek king
queen to the German Emperor.
Store ai\d three rooms for rent,
OR SALE IN BERWICK, one block
from depot.
Apply Dr. J. C. Berwick.
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES AID
j WILL SERVE ELECTION
I LUNCHEON.
! On Tuesday, November 7th, the
. Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyter
ian Church wiU gerve luncheon in
■ the building opposite the bank of
! Morgan City. Watch for the $ign and
come and enjoy a good luncheon. 6t ;
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Presidents Wilson expected tQ |
close his campaign today with an ad
dress to voters of his home state,
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j Put a P° rous P ,aster on the chest
; and take a good cough syrup inter
nally if you would treat a severe
' case of sore lungs properly. Get the
J dollar size BALLARD'S HORE
; HOUND SYRUP. With each bottle
andlthereisa free HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for
the chest. Sold by Belanger Drug
Co.
Oats watered to make them weigh
more can not legally be shipped in
interstate commerce.
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Octave J. Delà®
CITY MARKEt,
Fresh Meats
OF AU KINDS
You can send your children
my market and get **
and best quality. My aim » to
treat my customers the *a» e w
I would like to be treated.
Phone No. 11. Morgan Cfo
PROMPT DELIVERY
For Rent or
Six room hoœe d
ferry will rent for $10-00
furnished. Will repaper.
Ç. Bel*»*'
Apply Dr- J*