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Morgan City ■Bmlg ÿcbtcûi
Published Daily Except Sunday
C. E. KING, Managing Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
1 Year in advance..........$4l00
6 Month* in advance.....:. • 2.25
3 Month* in advance.........1.15
1 Month...................
I Week.................... 10
Rates of Readers, Notices, Cards
ft Thanks, Obituaries, etc:
Per line first issue ......... 6c
Subsequent issues .......... 2%c
Entered as second class mail mat
4 , .. _ nf MorMn Citv
tar tet the Poetofflce of Morgan C ty.
FLASHES FROM THE
PARISH SEAT
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Dr. Bevery W. Smith, Examining
Physician of the Local Board has
set Tuesday, February 3, 1918 at.
the date of starting to examine
Class 1 men for military conscrip
tion, taking 50 a day for each day,
except Saturday and Sunday, until
the entire number in Class 1 has,
been examined. Notices to 50
men were sent out Wednesday by
the Local Board to that effect and
50 notices will be sent out daily
thereafter until all have been no*
tified.
list of Class 1 Men Military Registrants Summoned For
Physical Examination Tuesday February 5th, 1918
Franklin, k, 10 L M.
Order
No.
4
1739
1995
2896
391
1185
268
2664
2806
2661
8179
2340
444
1598
1096
1654
1883
2562
2089
1591
8297
1616
2668
2824
2582
884
780
2038
1982
1066
1760
2120
2734
1058
913
2948
2030
713
973
2296
3343
3342
3172
3025
3065
2889
3198
2363
697
2418
3144
v*w,
Address
Serial
No.
Louis J. Aucoin, Àdellrié, Ld.. i......... 7. . :........... 145
Alexander August, Jeanerette, R. F. D., La.............. 207
John Amelin, Adeline, La........... ................. 208
Charlie Arceneaux, Ashton, La......................... 341
Jake Andrew, Glencoe, La..................... i ....... 344
Joseph Alexander, Louisa, La........................... 452
Wm. Anthony Anderson, Franklin, La................... 489
Wm. Porter Allen, Franklin, La........................ 496
Emmet Jos. Arboneanx, Franklin, La.................... 498
John August, Franklin, R. F. D.f La........... ....... 765
Burrell Alexander, Baldwin, La......... % ..............1285
Harry Archÿles, Baldwin, La........ ..................1287
Arthur Adams, Foster, La.............................1518
Walter Anderson, Centreville, La..... 1519
George Amieo, Patterson, La....,.......... ............1833
Sylvan Aucoin, Morgan City, La.......................2142
Maxime L. Arceneaux, Morgan City. La.................2154
Araal Louis Aycock, Morgan City, La...................2165
Edward Austin, Morgan City, La.......................2518
Albert Abraham, Morgan City, La..................... .2520
Southern Abram, Morgafi City, La......................2524
Clarence Adame, Ramos, La...........................2959
Joe August, Ramos, La.................:.............2960
Jack August, Jeanerette, La.,..........................30 "»7
defence August, Julien, La............................3100
Calvin August, Julien, La.........................*.....3103
Clayton Louis Aucoin, Berwick, La................ t .
James Emile Abraham, Charenton, La.............
Wallace Bouriea, Adeline. La......................
Joseph Bouria, Adeline, La........................
Agricole Jos. Bonin, Adeline, La....................
Adoniae Adam Bonin. Adeline, La....................
Neville Benoit, Adeline, La........................
James Benoit, Adeline, La..........................
James Jos. Bergeron, Jeanerette, La..... ...........
Morris Jos. Barrilleaux, Jeanerette, La....... .......
Ernest Bourgeoist, Jeanerette, La.
3194
65
148
149
150
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Sidney A. Bonvillain, Glencoe, La....................... 28
Felicien Borel, Louisa, La............................. 420
Elias Joseph Bergeron. Morgan City, La................. 505
Peter Businelle, Franklin, La............... •,••••» ..... 508
Salvatore Vincent Battaglia. Franklin, La>.............. 510
Menville Boudreaux, FiUnklin,La.................... • 515
George Bertram Black, Jr. Franklin, La.............. ^ • • 517
Hugh Joseph Boudreaux, Port Arthur, Texas..:......... 518
Eugene Earl Bailey, Franklin, La...................... 522
Albert Bonine Black, Franklin, La...................... 523
Robert Jos. Boudreaux, Franklin, R. F. D. La............. 524
Gaston Barrilleaux, Franklin, R. F. D. La................ 534
Horace Blakesly, Franklin, La......................... 535
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Extra Special For
End of Month
36-INCH UNBLEACHED COTTON, WORTH 20 CENTS,
SPECIAL It 1-2 CENTS A YARD.
LADIES COATS AND SUITS, WORTH UP TO $20.00, ÇIOW
$0.08.
BEST QUALITY GINGHAMS, WORTH IS ' CENTS, OUR
PRICE IS CENTS A YARD. •
NOW
MEN'S
7 BOYS' SU
SUIT.
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
NOW ll&M A SUlt.
4 ». V.
ATS, $18.00 VALUE, GOING AT $7.80.
to $10.00, toU* CHOICE NOW »$4.96 A
SUITS. FORMERLY $18.00,
80 CENTS,
IMITATION 1. V. D. UNDERWEAR, WORTH
OUR PRICE. 26 CENTS A GARMENT. •
BOYS' KHAKI KNEE PANTS, WORTH 7S CENTS, WHILE
THEY LAST 36 1-S 'CENTS A PAIR.
We mat the three bet Ay* ef this math to he
retard breakers, hence hare nade big redaction ■
all AfsHsurt«, if y<w mot te s«re mooeydooi fail
to see n this werk
Henry Loeb Co., L'bL
Mergai City's Fastest Gmmg Stere
The St Mary Parish, War Sav-'
ings Committee, has secured the
service of Monsieur I'abbe Marcel
Souris, a French Catholic Prie3t,
wounded on the battlefields of
France in the performance of J» w !
pnestiy duties, to lecture on War j
conditions in France. Father Sou-j
ris' illustrated lecture being accom- j
panied by movie-picture slides of
the deeds and sufferings of France !
and his own personal experience « :
exceedingly interesting. -He is a i
noted orator and is recommended by
the Cardinal Archbishop of Pans ;
He speaks entirely in the French
language. The lecture will be giv-1
en in the Baldwin Opera House
Monday night, February 4th, 1918
at 7 P. M. Announcements will be
made from the pulpIts of the Catho-.
lie churches of Charenton, Bald
win and Louisa next ' Sunday and
the French speaking people of the
Parish, west of Franklin, extended
a cordial invitation to be present.
Hon. Lucius Forsythe^ Jr., Mayor of
: Baldwin and Local Chairman, War
Savings will preside. Mr. Sidney ,T.
Wolford of the Baldwin Bank is ac
tive in making the necessary ar
rangements. Father Souris will be
! in Franklin during a part of the day
Monday, and will be the guest of
| Father Rousseau, Catholic Pnest of j
Franklin, and Hon. Henry Kappel
; repreesnting the Parish Committee
[War Savings.
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Scoutmasters Brumby and O'Neill i
have perfected final arrangements j
for Troops Nos. 1 and 2 of Frank
lin, La., handling the "Drafting
Stores into War Savings service
Saturday February 2, 1918. The
troops will visit Baldwin, La., at
10 A. M., Charenton at 11:30 A.
M., Centreville at 2:30 P. M., and
M. In each j
! Pattereon ^ 4:30 P.
j town there win be an ex hibition
Scout drill jn front of t he Post of
j fiee Qn th(j public street , t o be fol
lowed by two speec hes by the Scout
! masterg }>nd Boy Scouts . A t the !
: conclusion 0 f the speaking the'
i gcouts will march t o each store, !
gummon the owner to the fron t, no- j
; t ^ y bbn tbe 0 ffj c j a i call issued '
tbe Treasury department for
hjg services as a gales Agent, and
^ Unde gam wants the War
gtamps j n ever y store in the show
^ Each store win be asked t0 ;
^ necessary b i anks and to pur- j
chase from the scouts the initial
stock of 100 thrift stamps, except
ing only those already in the ser
vice. All store-keepers in these
towns are asked to be ready to give
tbc scouts a hearty greeting and to
tell the boys to report him to Uncle
Sam as "ready, willing and under
j iyj rs ^rjjj Kemper is quite sick
witb inflammatory rheumatism.
_
Mrs Jobn A Smith returned to
New Orleans Wednesday, after sev
way." Franklin, Morgan City and
Berwick will be handled in a separ
ate drive on a later date to be
shortly. announced.
i eral weeks' stay with
j Mrs. C. M. Smith,
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her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Simms of Ad
eline attended the Tabor-Martin ;
wedding, which took'place at the ;
Grünewald Hotel in New Orleans, ;
Tuesday. .
1 Owing to the fact that a band !
j could not be secured for Friday j
j night, the dance in Patterson will :
be postponed.
Printing
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War LOMlDllS EÏÏ6CI
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TO THE TRADE:
We take this means of advising
our trade, that Papar Mills of every
kind, are seriously crippled by War
conditions, which prevent their se
curing coal, as "a result prices have
been generally withdrawn. Thera
is every indication of advance nil
along the line. We shell maintain
our present basis of prices as long J
at we can, but ask consideration fot j
»! srtages and delays which will be ;
increasingly frequent. j
We caution the trade not to com- ,
mit themselves on quotations, but j
suggest that you confer with us on i
any order of unusual size.
Our connections are among the j
;-ut, bvt all prices are bound to ad- j
v »nee undej present extraordinary ;
ccnditic- -.
We a: your continued confidence j
antî cooperation, with the assurance!
handled '
in ar. absol- Lely fair and conscien
tious manner, with no unjust advan
tage ta':en c" the situation.
E. Ç. PALMER A CO. LTD.
New Orleans, La .Jan. 22, 1918.
A dry, hacking cough is bird or
the lungs, often causing them tr
bleed. BALLARD'S HÖREH0UND
SYRUP is a healing balm that quick
ly repair* damage in the lungs and
air passages. Price 25c, 50c and $1
per bottle. Sold by BELANGEF.
DRUG CO.
1W Morgan City Fire Department
31 give n dance to m orr o w night
(Thursday) at the City Hell—Ad
estas 80 cams.
Frcm Patterson Tribune:
Dee.: Patras:
Ovlng to the ever increasing cost
of stock and production, qfter this
month all work entrusted to the
Tribune will be dene by the Review
Publishing Ce., in Morgan City.
This merr .3 that jobs of all sizes will
be done by us, where heretofore
with my equipm?nt t could not han
dle the vc~7 large one'. I will also
act as their argent, and will be
glad to have your order» for office
supplies such as carbon paper, type
writer ribbons, adding machine pa
per, office filer, loose ledger supplies,
blank books, Clips, pins, peps, eras
ers, rubber bands etc., all of which'
can be supplied at lowest prices and
on short ftbtice. Such work as em
bossing, engraving and lithographing
is also solicited. Write or phone
your orders, which will be given
prompt attention. Thanking all for
patronage past and f.ture, I am,
Very respectfully,
S. P. VETTER.
Dir. J. Chreact Berwick
IT OFFICE AND
DISPENSARY
AT RESIDENCE FEDERAL % AVE.
PHONE SSI
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
(Member Federal Reserve)
Solicit* Your Buainea*.
Modern Banking Facilities
And Accommodation*
CITY HOTEL
First-Class Room* and Board
(Opposite Depot).
Prices Reasonable
Give us a call
MRS. L. GRANT, Prop.
Buy At Home
BERNIARD'S NEW STEAM
BAKERY
A. F. Berniard Proprieto
Morgan City's Only
HOME BAKED BREAD
Where Purity is Paramount
Telephone No. 3.
"DRINK"
BASS' SPECIAL COFFEE
(Ground While You Wail)
30cts Pound
Ask for FREE SAMPLE
PIONEER GROCERY
Phone 2.
THE CHAMBER
OF
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COMMERCE
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MORGAN CITY AND BERWICK ,
Is Working For YOU. j
You can help yourself and your town ;
by becoming a member. It will ;
cost only what you feel that you can j
afford to pay.
CALL NO. 20 FOR PARTICULARS.
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IMPERIAL SHOE STORE
A Full line of
Ladies', Misses, Men's and
Boys' Shoes—all the Latest
Styles—Prices and Quality
Guaranteed.
GIVE US A CALL
FORD
Authorized Sales Service
LOUISIANA MOTOR CO.
Accessories and Repairs for
All Cars
Get Our Time Selling Pian.
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For the Boys
TRENCH SHAVING SETS
TRENCH MIRRORS
FLASH LIGHTS
Oil Heaters and General
Hardware Supplies
SHANNON HARDWARE CO.
Phone 70.
GATHRIGHT * SOUMEILLAN
Dry Goods, Shoos, Hnts,
Notions and Novelties
Standard Patterns and
Warner Corsets
Phone 51.
And
Patronize
HOME INDUSTRY
Hove Your Clothes Made
At Home
A. J. GLASER
HOME TAILOR
Cleaning and Pressing
Phone 273
HOME FURNISHING CO.
Every thing in
FURNITURE
And
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
We Have the Genuine
Ostermoor Mattresses.
be
DURHAM PHOTO STUDIO
J. A. Walker, Mgr.
Portraits, Views and Commer
cial Work
Kodak films developed free)
Prints Ready Inside 24 Hours.
, A NEW JEWELRY STORE
Filled with new goods is now
located in the Dalton Building
on Front. Street. Export jew
elry and watch repairing. < Prices
reasonable.
Give us a trial.
L. M. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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LET ME INSURE YOUR ;
PROPERTY TODAY
Special Facilities For Handling .
Largo Linos
I represent Ihi ge fire companies.
I represent The Travelers Insur
ance Company for Compensation,
Accident and Steam Boiler Insur
ance.
I represent Neare, Gibbs and
Lent for Full Marine Insurance.
I represent the New York Lif:\
Your patronage will be appreciat
ed—email or large—and given
prompt attention.
FRANK VAUGHN
Office Bolnagsr Building
Phone 27 Morgan City, La.
It Pays to Bay at
♦ THE SPECIALTY STORE
Berwick, La., Jan. SO, 1918.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Berwick Mercantile Co. Ltd. will
be held at the domicile of the corpo
ration in Berwick, La., on Wednes
day February 20th, 1918, at 10
o'clock A. M., f$r the punpee of
electing a Board of Directors, and
the transaction of any other business
that may come before the meeting.
J. D. EHRLICH, President,
BURL CLEMENT, Secy.
Feby. 20.
A Wise New Year Resolution For You
RESOLVED THAT
I will have my clothes made during 1918 here in
Morgan City where I can get that expert personal
attention which will insure me satisfaction In fit
and fabric-and that the best place for me to buy
is from
A. J. Glaser, The Tailor
Cleaning and Pressing
Phone 273
ARCADE TONIGHT
Dragged by Horse in Desert Storm
Her hands bound fast to the pom
mel of her saddle and guarded by
two outlaws who in fiendish glee
cheer as a horse dashes away across
the desert, dragging after him her
husband, desperately wounded and
'bound to the animal's tail.
This is the heart-rending plight of
j^ an bride of a young Amer
j can m it^pg engineer who persists
- n wor g lng bis mine in defiance of
tbg out ] awSi
The story of the remarkable girl
and their fight against the outlaws
of the Sierras is told in "The Fight
ing Trail." The amazing serial of
adventure and romance, the twelfth
episode of which will be the attrac
tion at the Arcade Theatre tomor
row. Nan is Miss Carol Holloway,
Vitagraph's fearless little star and
Gwyn, her husband, William Duncan, j
strong man of photoplay, who not
only plays the leading male part in
the great production but directs it
as well.
ARCADE TOMORROW
Kindness to fellow man seldom
fails to reap its own reward, as is
proven by the strängte adventures of
Peter Cort and his wife, Barbara.
Cort is a young architect whose
struggles have netted him a' bank
roll of hardly more than $300. His
financial straits are rendered more
desperate when a hobo, injured in
a nearby railroad wreck, is brought
to his home for treatment. Despite
the doctor's bills, John and Barbara
nurse the outcast back to health. In
an attempt to raise some money,
Barbara decides to try to sell a play
she wrote at school. The hobo sug
gests she send it to Phillip Allen, a
big producer. She does and to her
! amazement) it is accepted. Simul
jtaneously, John gets a commission
j fiom Mrs. Stoddard, a wealthy so
! ciety woman. In attempting to
i conceal good fortunes from each
I other for the surprise of their glor
! ious fulfilment, many misunder
standings arise between Bab and
John. She sees him with Mrs.
1 Stoddard and believes the worst. He
sees her jvith. Allen and suspects
! her perfidy. The breaking point al
! most is reached when Bab's pl%y
! comes out a tremendous success.
! John reads of it and his wife's au
thorship in the newspapers, then re
veals to her his success. The two
are brought to a happy reconcilia
tion with the hobo as their fairy
godfather. For it develops that it
was through his former friendship
with Allen that Bab's play was ac
cepted; and also that Mrs. Stoddard
in reality, in his daughter.
$10.00 BILL TO BE GIVEN
AWAY TONIGHT
Mr. L. J. Boudreaux wishes to
inform .the public that at the Opera
House tonight he will give away the
$10.00 bill which he has advertised
for the last week, to the one who
sent him the best meaning of his
restaurant's name, LOT'S. He will
open far business in the morning in
the Francioni building on Railroad
Avenue.
SEE THAT THE MEAT
'»to EAT
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REHtWEWff
Be*!
WE'VE talked a lot about the
manner of meat refrigeration em
ployed in this market. We do so be
cause it is a mighty important sub
ject Don't let this pure food mar
ket escape your attention. Pay us,
a visit.
Octave J. Delaune
PHONE NO. |1
WANT ADS AND NOTICE
WANTED—to buy good mule 'and
good second-hand dump-cart. Appty
2f.
to Review office. Phone 278.
GIRL WANTED—To cook and do
general house work for family a!
three. Good wages. White girl pre .
ferred. Apply to Mrs C. E. King »,
Federal Avenue. g
OLD CISTERNS WANTÄk-TgoJ
large size cisterns. State size and'
price and condition in first letter.
Address The Daily Review, Morgij
City, La. g
ARCHIE M. SMITH
Certified Public Accounts*!
1001 Hibernia Building
New Orleans, La. 1 1
"Save that Shovelful of CosL
School Children Will Tag Year
Shovel January 30th."
SEE I. W.
SURANCE.
PADDOCK FOR IN.
Just R*c*ived
A Car Luad of th* Wsli-ksowm
St. Jo* Brick
Tho Bost For BuiMiag Purpa s ss.
SAND, LIME, CIMENT ni I
general line of BUILDERS' HATS
RIALS at right prices. Telephen
your order. Prompt delivery. Mi
Dalton Company, Frent Streit
Phone 17. tt
ADAM'S FASHION EMPORIUM
L. J. ADAMS, PROP.
Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing
Suit Made to Order
Old Hats Mods Now
Gasolin* and Toxsc*
Products
Woolco 5 Minutas Vulcaniser
And Patches.
Weiner Sausage
Dill Pickles
Pan Dandy Bread
JOLLEY BROS.
PHONE 75
C. A. BLANCHARD
Lawyer and Notary
Office in First National Bank
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MONEY TO LEI® W»** ,
TATE SECURiTV-tt
building association.
Lame back may come
work, cold settled « t e ^
the back, or from ^
two former cases the ^
is BALLARD'S SNOW
It should be rubbed« thorough
er the affected part, th
te prompt and sat " f * c ^Se.
25C. 60c «.d »1.00 P"***
b, BELANGES DBÜG CO.
TO THE PUB1* 1C
I Wi.h to
on February 1* » « b „idW<*
tnurant in the Fra ^ >n
Railroad Avenue. I ,„d t*
to .d,te pi.«. ^ „ m\
ular meals will be
Shrot orders will
Your patronage »
I have named J! «ve SI«-*
LOT'S and I pr °^ 0 f opening-J*
in cash, on the day of V ^
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