The Morgan City daily review., November 29, 1916, Image 1

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.MORGAN CITY, LA., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 19! G
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THANKSGIVING DAY
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Will give yen at least, one joy to
grate f ul for il vmir dinner includes
STONE'S DELICIOUS CAKES
Made of material
of guaranteed
purity A plain
package but a
perfect
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STONE'S
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RICH FRUIT" CARE
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lb. Cartoons and Handsome 4 ibs.
40 CENTS PER POUND
It is absolutely impossible to give you any idea of th,
quality, flavor and richness of STONE'S "RICH FRUIT"
CAKE through the medium of paper and ink.
We could easily use a column in telling you about the
materials that go into it—Pineapples from Hawaii, Al
monds from Spain, Pecans from Texas, Cherries from
I**-California, and so on through the list of twelve fruits that
a re used _but what good does it do to name them over,
when the deliciousness is only half in the materials, the
other half being the art and skill with which they are
combined to make the perfect FRUIT CAKE.
DYER-LEHMANN COMPANY, LIMITED
THE FAIR AND SQUARE STORE
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YOUR FRUIT CAKE NOW
Or Phone Your Order
For Thanksnivine and the Holiday Season. Nothing
nicer than Mrs. King's Old Fashion Home Made
REOLE FRUIT CAKE
All Its Ingredients Being of the Finest Qualitv
SIXTY CENTS A POUND
GROCERY STORE PH ? XE
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s The First National Bank
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ÿlï HOME OF SAFETY Al
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I Responsibility in Ban
SERVICE
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und a lion
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- The banker renders many incid
special services to Ids customer
these must rest, upon the solid f
6f ühancfal resp nsibilitv.
. The First National Bank has capii
t*1irpl(is of SlOi',000; resource', over
$;H)0,000. Its affairs are const rvatively
managed, Deposits of customers aie
safe-guarded.
Council and advice cheerfully given. Let
os serve you.
Open An Account With Us
r* . _. .. Herbert M.
S m * ™ rr - Vice-President,
[*. E.Normao. Vice-President.
Cotten, President, .
K. R Hood. OaSMer. '
V. .. I,yneli, Asst. Cashier.
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iIVER BOURGEOIS
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Phone 128 . Morgan City, La.
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Vice-Presdi
Bank ot Morgan City
*I*ST ON THE ROLL OF HONOR
M®8j^rg er deposits, surplus and resources
10 proportion to capital than anv Bank in
Parish of St, Mary.
t0 protect v °ur valuable papers; we ask
'y . thi« Bank and we will be pleased to show
deposit boxes. .
.Vour property, or a life insurance policy,
H nr ** 38e an< ^ tax reCe 'P* s are worthy <>1 a sale
boxes are in a steel vault and can only
the key that we give vou. We rent vou
for $L
00 per year.
$25,000.08 SHrpiOS $52,000.00
sSfeßi Wt , _
x • taiarras $3(0,000.90
A. B. G'BKIE.N,
Asst. Cashier
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BIG BENEFIT FUNNED FOB
REVIEW BOIL AND TOY FUND
Manager Sol Loeli ol the Evangeline to Put on Feature
Program on Hecember Eisihlh
Tiri
Sol
By Banta
Everybody wants to do som.-thing
for the poor kiddies. If them there
little, bitsy old tots dont s'-t right up
and biink their eyes at tht
Troc wh i eh T h e Re vie w
King's Daughters and oh
and a hundred others are going to
give to 'em on December Al.d it'll
be because they wont be there to see
! it
Just look at the list. $63.oO up to
, now, and scores of good Indians like
j them good old hicks, Hennery Lobe,
Joe Dier, 'Gene Ffarr, Aug. Soup
: midlian, H. Rows, Earrnest Ditch,
I Mawruee Channon, Isadoor Green
wall, and a hundred and some others
i just waiting to surprise us with
their unexpected bits. Do you think
ftiat them goodfellows would ever
pass up a chance like this to slip a
bit of joy to a gang of greasy, little,
old alley-rats what , is looking up to
them in wide-eyed expectancy, with
little, old grimy hands just itchin to
, .
jrrab off a doll or toy of some sort,
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and little, old mouths all set to g:ob
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! ble down a few bits of candv or
J and
jNourman, Joy
some other such trash. Not so you
could notice it. You take a party of
noble souls like them enumerated
dd to 'em a few such as ME
Prohousky, A. F.
Sturms, F. Chappmen, M. P. Patmir
and six hundred others I could name
right off the reel and when there's
anything to boost you find 'em
right where the boost will do
good. So, when you consider
i class of citizens in this richly blessed
.city, honest, it looks good for the
1 kiddoes.
I Who should just jump into
spotlight with a proposition
m °st
the
the
that
: looks good but that cagey guy, Old
Sol, himself? Right off the bat he
puts up a proposition that is bound
1 to net the Toy fund a hefty hand-j
out. He proposes that he give a real,
I live, up-to-the-minute benefit for the
Doll and Toy Fund. He'll do
That long, tall, tolorable
good looking gink will just exactly
do as he's promised. So ladies, gents,
and offsprings keep your eye peeled
$5 In Gold
Will be given to the one who first suggests a name for
TkE NEW THEATRE
The name will be chosen from the sucrcrestinns made
name will be chosen from the suggestions
. by a set of impartial judges.
For the name selected as second best. The
New Theatre will give (if suggested by
a lady) a ßeautiful Broach. If won by
gentleman a Handsome Smoking Set
This tontest Starts Today and 'Closes Night of Dec. 22
\\ ith everv ticket sold to every performance during this
conte.-t a numbered and dated card will he given.
Write on the card your own name and the name which
you suggest be adopted for the New Theatre. If sev
eral people choose the name which is to he finally selected
the prizes will he given to the cards showing earliest
date of issue.
CITY STABLES BEING REMOVED
The seven lots in Ditch Annex
purchased by the city several weeks
ago have been made ready to accom
ho date animals and implements be
longing to Morgan City and Mayor
Shannon is now removing ail the
street department property into its
new quarters. The barns on the pres
ent quarters back of the City Hall
will be removed as quickly as possi
ble and the City Hall square will
then be free from the unsightly
building and equipment which have
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fit of the above
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little brut
hers and sisters
of
the pri
spernus f »
r which is being
det
eloped
the Doll a
nd Toy Fund.
In some such language you will hear
from Mr. Loeb. Now a tip to you on
two points: DONT fail to buy a
ticket, and DONT fail to see the
show. You're helping a good cause
and you're getting more than your
money's worth.
All funds contributed to The Re
view Doll and Toy Fund will be dis
bursed by The King's Daughters of
j this city. The Peoples State and Sav
ings Bank is the place of deposit for
the Fund but contributions will be
accepted by the banks of Morgan
.City and bv a number of the busi
^ ____
;ness men. Be certain that your name
1 , •
and the correct amount you contri
bute appear in the colums
paper.
of thi?
DOLL AND TOY FUND
MAKE IT GROW
King's Daughters ..........$30.00
Morgan City Review ........ 5.00
Bant- of Morgan Citv ....... 2.00
F. D. Winchester ........... . . 50
K. S. Foster .............. 1.00
, p eo pIes State and Saving Bank.2.00
Quincey Smith ..............25
Mildred Foster..............50
I Meredith Foster ..............50
i Corine Foster ................50
I Lewis J. Bass.............. 1.00
j Children's Hour ............ 4.25
! Little Women .............. 3.00
j C. R. Brownell ............. 2.00
Homer Richard Jolley.........50
Mary Elizabeth Jolley.........50
Miss Bernice Williams....... 1.00
William Mansfield Gotten No.3 1.00
First National Bank......... 3.00
Morgan City Civic League. . . . 5.00
Total to date. .. .$63.50
been an eyesore to the Mayor and
Council and citizens generally ever
since the beautiful ground have been
encumbered with them. The new
quarters permit the removal of
these things and ample room is pro
vided in the Ditch Annex lots for
commodious stables and buildings to
properly house and safeguard such
property.
LOST—ONE INITIAL GOLD
FOB. FINDER RETURN TO
LEWIS J. BASS AND RECEIVE
$5.00 REWARD.
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When you buy It at Fisher's it's a sign
of quality. The outfitters of men and
young men.
A CornpK ie Line of Fall goods await yo..: inspec
tion. Let us fit you out today
il !• : • si.or.« ' . .j I IN Right". s:!.;.u t<> >ii
i : ) tv lints "k : n>, t \ irr ret, " s;| tu yi
I; ,t is t ndcnvi a •. 1" diflVrent standard i.
.'O v *ntv up
If it, iv Neckwear, 'Avo stiine,'' .'() cents •«. y
If it is anything for a man, this is the stol e.
Ask the Man about Fisher's Men Wear, There
must be a reason
They are on busy Railroad Avenue
What Will Be The Christmas Present?
THE NEW CLUB OPENS DECEMBER 1st
Make the first deposit yourself and present it to your
boy or gin on Christmas A membership card in
our next Christmas Savings Club will learn
them that important habit of Thrift
On December 15th f 1916, this Bank
will issue checks that will pay out almost FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS of Christmas Savings for the past year. To
this is added the 3è per ci nt interest. Think of how many
will have CHRISTM AS money this year, with just a fe x
dimes a week saved during the past year.
We have a hundred applications for new cards already. Send
yours in today. Let us he your SANTA CLAUS.
The Peoples State & Savings Bank
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE
ON BUSY RAILROAD AVE,
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Fire Insurance is the Shield
which j-tands between you and
loss in the event of your prop
erty being destroyed by tire ;
and it is a shield that never
fails to protect If you have
been thinking about taking out
a policy don't wait until the
fire happens, attend to it
to day. We shall be glad to
quote you rates.
FRANK VAUGHAN
Office Belanger Building Telephone No 27
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Morgan City Livery Co.
4 PARISH AGENTS FOR
) Chevrolet Cars
^ We keep'parts for sittno. Demonstration ^lo<Hy vf*n. Phone U'- 112
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Every Sunday
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Ail Stations In Louisiana
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
One Fare Pus llir. Him q Trip. Minliruni Knnul Trip 5fii:
Tickets Good On All Regular Trains Limited t> Ret nr:: s
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