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TOBACCO
We advise you not to smoke
But we also advise you that we
are still selling it at
5c A PACK
The Store That's Progressing _
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PHONE 287
List Of She Broths Commissioners And Clerks
Of The Womans Committee Of The Coun-j
cii Of National Defense Of St. Mary Parish,!
Louisiana.
M iss Bessie W. Sanders, Parish 1
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Emergency Committee.
Mrs. E. S. Barnett
Mrs. E. A. Delahousaye
Mrs. Paul Kramer
Mrs. Charles Frost
Mrs. lames Peterman
Mrs. Paul Trowbridge.
ST. MARY PARISH:
1ST. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT.
Charenton Booth, Charenton, P- O.
Mrs. L. H. Delhaye
Miss Ethel Gardner
M iss G. LeNormand
Mrs. J. S. Gravemberg
Miss Amy Veeder.
Linwood Booth, Baldwin, P. O.
Mrs. Henry Gardner
Mrs. C. Green
Miss Mary Parr
Miss Louise Parr.
Woodburn Booth, Charenton, P* O.
Misa Ida Veeder
Miss Isabel Delhaye
Miss Myrtle Gardner.
Fortier Plantation.
Miss Florence Fortier
Miss Hester Gardner
Mrs. F. Fortier
Mrs. M. Peter.'
Veeder Booth.
Miss Ethel Gardner
Mrs. F. C. Virguerie.
Sawmill Booth.
Mrs. Leipne
Miss Miller Gardner
Miss Mary Ecuart.
SECOND PRECINCT
Sorrel, Jeanerette P. O.
Mrs. George LeBourgeois
Mrs. Boudreaux
Mrs. Joe Conrad
Miss Anette Hernandez
Miss Gertrude Lebeaux.
Adeline Booth, Adeline P. O.
Mrs. Albert Duupy
Mrs. Clay Shaw
Mrs. Bautÿ
Mrs. McBride
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BUY A1IBERTY B0ND
These Early Fall Days Suggest A
Now Suit. Purchase Yours From
Store—Start the Season. Early and
Get Full Wear. Clothes that Have
the Appearance and Quality are
Here—Prices from $15 up.
THIS IS A REAL HAT STORE
MEN—We can Please v ou in
Dozens of Nifty Styles rss ik'ick.
any color, priced from $2 to $4*
"REMEMBER FISHERS IS TRULY
A MEN'S STORE"
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Mrs. Edmund Fauchaux
Mrs. C. P. Sims.
Allain's Booth, Jeanerette, La.
R. F. D.
Miss Lu^ e Thomas
Miss Lillian Roger
Miss Matilde Pecot
Mrs. Landry
Mrs. Homer Pecot.
Websterville.
Mrs. Olide Barrios
Mrs. Harold Perce
Miss Aurelia Daigle
Miss Corinne Trimble
Miss Alice Mendoza.
2ND. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT
Glencoe Booth, Glencoe, La.
Mrs. Bernard Levy
Mrs. Earl Hebert
Mrs. Win. Porche
Miss Delhpine Levy
Miss Anna Savoie.
Crawford Booth.
Mrs. Leo Brown
Mrs. Thibodaux
Mrs. Aug. Jacobs
Mrs. Rob Rodriguez
Miss Cropper.
Ashton Booth, Ashton, P. O.
Miss Evie Lançon
Miss Clara Dumisnel
Miss Marie Richard
Miss Effie Trahan, Glencoe, P. 0.
Mrs. Guy Hebert, Glencoe, La.
Florence Booth, Louisa, P. O.
Mrs. F. B. Miller
Mrs. S. A. Breaux
Mis. Ed Fauchaux, Glencoe P. 0.
Mrs. Sam Edgerly, Glencoe, La.
Miss Blanchard, Glencoe, La.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Ivanhoe Booth, Louisa P. O.
Mrs. H. H. Dinkins
Mrs. John Boudreaux
Mrs Cora Roger
Miss Savoie
Miss Julia Boudreaux.
Louisa Booth.
Miss Florence Theriot
Miss Louise Prince
Mrs. Boyer
Mrs. Dave Rollins
Mrs. P. Foret.
Prince's Booth.
Mrs. Couvillion
Mrs. L. Guidroz
Miss Ida Prince
Miss Effie Prince
Miss Lucile Borgl.
3RD. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT.
Franklin, P. O. R. F. D.
Chatsworth Booth
Miss Flo LeGrange
Miss Annie Pontiff
Mrs. Noise Walksr
Mrs. Champine
Mrs. Joy Chauvin.
Columbia Booth.
Mrs. King
Mrs. Etie
Mrs. Smith
Miss Mattie Smith
Miss Materno.
Belleview Booth.
Miss Mollie Reeves
Mrs. Ginnes
Mrs. Nelson Delaune
Mrs. Feltus Bourgeois
Mrs. Bourgeois
Miss Albaros.
Oak Lawn Booth.
Mrs. Gillis Rogers
Mrs. Bourgeois
Miss Mary Slocum
Miss Lavenia Bourgeois
Miss Gladys.
Oak Hill Booth.
Miss Mollie Underwood
Miss Jennie Padeaux
Miss Mary Belanger
Mrs. T. N. LeBlanc
Mrs. H. Arvenaux.
Oak Bluff Booth.
Mrs. J. H. McCardell
Mrs. Nelson Boudreaux
Mrs. C. J. Parr
Mrs. Bennie Borne
Miss Simmie Parr.
St. Joseph Booth.
Miss Emma Warrer
Miss Ellen Toft
Mrs. John Blackburn
Mrs. Henry Barrilleaux
Mrs. R. B. Laws.
Franklin Booth.
Mrs Rene Himel
Mrs. J. IÎ. Parkersen
Mrs. G. Loustalot
Miss Anna Mahon
Miss Nettie Bonney
Miss Mollie Allen.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Baldwin Booth, Baldwin, P. O.
Mrs. Joseph H. Chapron
Mrs. Mormser
Mrs. E. P. Pecot
Mrs. A. M. Boudreaux
Mrs. Hernendez
Mrs. L. Guiolling.
Garden City Booth, Garden City
Pott Office.
Mrs. M. H. Lawless
Mrs. Cherry
Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Michael
Miss Irene Claussen
4TH. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT
Centreville Booth, Centreville, P. O.
Mrs. Mrs. John M. Megot
Mrs. W. J. Young
Mrs. E. F. Hayes
Miss Lillian Doran
Miss Corinne Barbier.
Foster Booth, Foster, P. O.
Mrs. Richard Wilkes
Mrs. M. B. Messie
Miss Stella Hebert
Miss Lily Boudreaux
Rev. Cooper.
Verdunville Booth, Centreville P. O.
Miss Cornelia Boudreaux
Mrs. Mamie Fernandez
Mrs. Addie Chambers
Mrs. Chas. Fernandez
Mrs. Evelin Cahill.
Shady Side, Calumet, P. O.
Mrs. Minleret
Mrs. Leo Todd
Mrs. A. G. Darby
Mrs. Jules Alleman
Miss Madelin Mislorot.
Micahoe Booth, Calumet, P. O.
Mrs. I. H. LeBourgeois
Miss Aline Landry
Miss Agnes Estine
Miss Cora Estine
Mrs. LeBourgeois.
2ND. PRECINCT, FOSTER P. O.
North Bend Booth.
Mrs. Thibodeaux
Mrs. Olive Claussen
Miss Christine Claussen
Miss Marie Jtfhce
Miss Annie Junca.
5TH. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT
Patterson Booth, Patterson, P. O.
Mrs. W. N. Gooch
Mrs. S. I. Seyburn
Mrs. Hill
Mrs. J. E. Munson
Mrs. A. A. Aycock.
Bauer's Booth.
Mrs. V. L. Watson
Mrs. W. D. Roussel
Mrs. L. Crawford
Mrs. L. DeJean
Miss Emma Roussel.
K. C. Hall Booth, Paterson, P. O.
Mrs. P. C. Rogers
Mrs. V. H. Rentrope
Mrs. S. Perkins
Mrs. J. Richard
Miss Lucy Rochel.
Riverside Plant.,-Berwick, P. O.
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There will be a Food Administra
tion emblem displayed and treasured
in every loyal home in Louisiana af
ter October 17th.—Registration Day.
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.
Miss Ester Aycock
Miss Inez Landry
Mrs. W. B. Inge
Mrs. D. G. Landry
Mrs. L. Aycock.
Hope Plant Booth, Patterson, P. O. 1
Miss Emma Turner
Mrs. T. B. Gooch
Mrs. C. E. Boudier
Mrs. S. J. Bourg
Mrs. S. DeGravelle.
Lakeland Booth.
Mrs. J. Talbot
Mrs. H. Wilkes
Miss Vyc Bourg
Miss Agnes Hebert
Miss Mildred Wikes
Calumet Booth, Calumet, P. O.
Mrs. J. Boudreaux
Mrs. Carpenter.
Miss Hazel Boudreaux
Miss Daisy Hock
Miss W. Flynn.
Avalon Booth, Paterson, P. O.
Mrs. J. Levy
Mrs. J. M. Levy
Mrs. Edgar Adams
Miss Estelle Broussard
Miss Mattie Douglas.
GTH. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT
Avoca Booth, Morgan City P. O.
Mrs. T. R. Doiron
Mrs. K. S. Foster
Mrs. J. R. Doiron
Mrs. E. A. Pharr
Mrs. J. A. Strauss.
Morgan City Hall Booth
Mrs. P. H. Kurzweg
Mrs. C. E. Jolly
Mrs. H. Williams
Mrs. Frank Price
Mrs. Peter Johnson.
School House Booth.
Mrs. F. O'Brien
Mrs. J. R. Drackett
Mrs. T. E. Dreher
Mrs. A. Wilson
Mrs. Joe Fisher.
Rhoda Booth, Rhoda, P. O.
Mrs. J. J. Greenwood
Mrs. J. J. Greenwood, Jr.
Mrs. M. E. Norman 1
Mrs. P. E. O'Brien.
2ND. PRECINCT, RAMOS, P. O.
Ramos Booth.
Mrs. T. A. Duffy
Mrs. E. Dreibholtz
Mrs. P. Dupuy
Mrs. C. G. Gaudet
Miss Julia Dreibholtz.
3RD. PRECINCT, AMELIA P. O.
Amslia Booth.
Mrs. J. T. Prosser
Miss May Tennison
Miss Mabel Coleman
Miss Bertha Rodgers
Miss Annie Telotte
Mrs. Lelia Joret.
7TH. WARD, 1ST. PRECINCT.
Julien's Hall Booth, Jeanerette, P. O.
R. F. D.
Mrs. Louis Landry
Mrs. Anthony Legnon
Mrs. Hugh Buteau
Mrs. Sidney Trimble
Miss Marie Maillard
8TH. WARD, BERWICK CITY P. O.
Berwick Booth.
Mrs. Sam Watkins
Mrs. Marie Sutton
Mrs. Laura Rogers
Mrs. Ella Gashua
Mrs. Ruby Drury.
Glenwild Booth, Berwick P. O.
Mrs. A. J. Mahoney
Mrs. Donald Robinson
Mrs. E. S. Rogers.
Fairview Booth.
Mrs. J. A. Pharr
Mrs. Geo. Watkins
Mrs. Wm. Verret
Mrs. J. D. Ehrlich. •
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Marksville, La.—Airs. Alice Johnson,
of this place, writes: "For one year I
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. Aly left side was hurting me
all the time The misery was something
awful. * .
I could not do anything, not even sleep
at night. It kept me awake most of the
night .•.. 1 took different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until 1 took Cardui. . .
I was not able to do any of my work
tor one year and I got worse all the time,
was confined to my bed cif and on. I got
so bad with my back that when I stooped
down I was not able to straighten up
again ... I decided 1 would try Cardui
... By time 1 had taken the entire bottle i
t was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
I shall always praise Cardui. I con
tinued taking it until 1 was strong and
well." If y a suffer from pains due to
female complaints, Cardui may be just
what you need. Thousands of women :
who once suffered in this way now praise
Cardui for their present good health.
Give it a trial. NC-132
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'FLASHES FROM THE
! PARISH SEAT
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
j Lobdell was blessed Thursday night
I with a new-born baby girl. This is
the seventh child, all living. Mr. Lob
dell is General Passenger and Traf
j fic Agent for the F. & A. R. R. Ht
contemplates moving his family in
to Franklin in the near future, hav
j ing bought a lot and building.
About the first of the year the F.
& A. R. R. will take over the Frisco
! line from Adeline to Patterson, op
erating its cars from Milton to Pat
terson over its own rails. Mr. Lob
■ dell's headquarters will he the Frisco
i depot at Franklin, which will receive
alterations necessary to be converted
1 into the general office for the road.
Mr. Adam J. Simmoneaux of Mor
: gan City reported to the Local
Board Thursday, announcing his dis
charge from Camp Pike on account
of physical disabilities under the
name of Adrien J. Simmon, aux. Mr.
Adam Simmoneaux ' stated that lie
had protested that Adrien .1. Sim
moneaux was not his name, hut had
been required by the Commanding
officer to accept the papers and r- -
turn home. Both Adam J. Simmon-1
; neaux and Adrien J. Simmoneaux,
j the first from Morgan City and the I
! last from Adeline, had been s uit ;
from this Parish to Camp Pike Sep-!
' tomber LlHh. The Local Board wired j
I the Adjutant General at Camp Pike
for enlightment, and today received
j an answer requesting the return of
! Adam J. Simmoneaux, which will be
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Mr. Wiibur P. Kramer, son
Clerk of Court Kramer, left today
for Tyler, Texas, to take a course
book-keeping' and short-hand. For
the past two months he was in the
employ of The Morgan City Review
as its reporter.
FRANKLIN MEETING OF WOMEN
DEFENSE COUNCIL
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The meeting of the St. Mary Di- !
vision Woman's Committee Council of |
National Defense held in the Court
House Thursday October 11, 1917,jphate
was called to order by our efficient 1
Chairman, Miss Bessie Sanders, who
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expressed great pleasure in seeing !
that the women throughout the par- !
ish had so readily answered the call. ;
Each of ,hc fifteen Voting Points
was represented, and there were ful- j
ly three hundred women present. j
Judge Baker gave an address of !
welcome that was a eulogy on W om -1
en thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Storm,
member of the State Executive Coun- !
cil Woman's Committee of National !
Defense followed with an address on i
"Service.
After these two very beautiful ad -1
dresses, Miss Sanders, with the gen- »
erous help of the Clerk of Court, gave :
the women final instructions as to !
their duties on registration day.
The Governor having declared a
holiday, and appointing the school
teachers to have charge of the food
conservation cards, has lightened the
duties of each precinct chairman.
As Louisiana is not included in the
registration of the United States, Dr. j
Dowling asks the women to bring her
up to standard in vital statistics when
they register. There will be a table
and cards with some one in charge to
get the names of any children born in
the parish since the first of the year.
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This completing the business, the
meeting adjourned.
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"Golden Rule Kate"
Triangle Komedy "A HOTEL DISGRACE
Com in«; ''TUL CAD and LION"
To-morrow
Nigh
VIRGINIA PIERSON
IN
"The Wrath of Love
GEORGE OVEY COMEDY
"JERRY'S EUGENIC MARRIAGE''
poor
names of all wo»
to register will be sent ? n re, %
Council it will take 8U Ï **-5
it deems necessary. h actiä n i
All girls who have .
16tH birthday It,
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The State of i„ • -
ouut ot Louisian
11 re cord of the worn* ' mi
is State. ° man Power
personal charge^?' Ti
tration in Louisiana.
The Govern
have 0r °
leeds
The Legislature of Louii
' 7 ^ ivin K the State'
e«i the law
stasi
Pass.
Ml power to require the
of women. KUtf atic5
Th, ' Cou , ncil of National Drf*
created by Act of C- * ttS(
The registration
quired, but the servi« J 0 ®®" u ^
untarv.
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i It is hoped that the wo menofSt
Mary, true to their ideals of
. ism, will respond to this call and ^
ister. ur, l
<»ur men must see that their a*
er, wives, sisters and dauffo*
know of Registration Day. **
for ycur eoTÏnThe AR»
NOTHING WOULD BE MORE AP
preciated by him than rn
\ home paper. the
Dr. Frederick Jocabson 75
cent of women need Pkoml."
t° g.ve then, Stronj, H.,1,
rounded figure and ttf .void N.V
vous break down. Thouund, rf
women grow strong in Nil«
"Consider the Lillies of the F«U
How They Grow." *
makes good solid flesh and mnda
SPECIAL NOTICE: Argo-ft*
Natural phot
the
The life of the lilly is but 4 {»
! weeks or months. The life of man is
1 "three score years and ten." But to
■ one's life in its fullness, women
like the lilly, must be nourished bi
! those same vital elements which ni'
living thing; and these include tV
valuable phosphate so often lackte
in the usual food we eat toda
Argo-Phosphate is rich in these won!
derful elements. It contains these ia
concentrated tablets from which 1
easy to take and quickly awimili^
and absorbed into the system, id
from youth to old age, builds ui
ture provides for nourishing eroj
rebuilds body and brain in benfr
! ful harmony with Nature's perfect
| P la , n - "Tbat's why" Argo-Phoeplati
1917,jphate contains
1 phates which thousands of phjii'
cian t ?. are prescribing daily to bull
up thin,pale, colorless women to gn*
them rosy c h ee ks, red lips, and 1
beautiful complexion. Many cun
have been restored where woma
^'=^1 SftStf
men t t and any woman who desill
a well rounded and developed torn,
Sffi,
and jg dispensed by any «Mil
druggist with or without a doetort
prescription. If your druggist sfl
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Atlanta, Ga., and they will send JM
a two weeks treatment by «tun
mail.
Belange .
a guarantee that any claim !««•
— « a a*__!. »Lia rnmDftBf •
THE
TRAVELERS INSURANCES
Issue a Special Accident and
Health Policy For The
Working Man
Business Man
Professional Man
Let us explain it to you
FRANK VAUGHAN, A|*
Bldg.—Room 8 Pho» *
S.— A policy in this compuf
small will be promptly

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