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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-13

and the manufactur-
ers of the electric ma
chinery. Everyone
knows that Admiral
TAYLOR can juggle
with ship models and
find the one he wants
and it may be taken
for granted that the
experiments made IN
the model tanks nave
produced a hull SUIT
able for the speed re-
quired. The questlons
Of armor and arma+
m e u t, OF tue gun
placements, m a g q.
zines and balanced
turrets the thousand
details for the stores
plumbing, drainage
lighting, fuel tanks
and engine space and
the everlasting ques-
ton of weights, have
received the M Q 8 :
careful consideration.
of course, engineers
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-13
Small Pay.

Natives of India who wave fans to
keep the air circulating in houses re-
ceive the munifcent wage of 6 cents
day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-13
TWO bundred kHou-
s.and horse-b0wer
muSf be concentrated in
0ne SHIP zOhzch at7ulus a
sbeedofAO land miles an
b0ur OzZ/ueIandezec117c
d1706 make fear possible

0 DESIGN bigger and more
powerful marine engines than
ever known, about eight times
the power of those on the Penn
sylvania or other late super
dreadnaughts, is the problem
which the authorization of the
new battle cruisers for the
United States navy has thrown
on Rear Admiral Robert S.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-13


wHEAT-str fair inquiry; No. 2 red.
$1.71al; No. northern, $1.S3A; No. 2 hard,
$1.78A
CORN Steady. trade dull No. yellow.
991ac; No. 8, CSC.
OATS F'irTner, quiet demand: standard.
6S1h@S4c: No. 3 white. 5SQ53skcs;; No. white.
521k@53c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-13

Grain, Provisions, Etc.
Chicago, Oct 10
Open High Low Clos
Wheat ing est. est. Ing.
Dec. 15S-5816 1874 1.5715 1.671a
May ......1.57b-1a 1881 l.56A LOoA
July .......1S4 La 4.Sz7s A.o4
Dec. ..761A-77 .77A .76h IT'S
May ..7S-7s% 1874 rs 1874
Dec. ........48z 40 1875 40
May .........515s-A 80 .51as-h 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
GERMAN ARMY HERO
HAS RELATIVE HERE
IiNephew of Louis Schmidt, Ba-
zaar Director, Risks Life
for Kaiser

young German soldier crawled across
ne shell.swept ground between his own
and the French lines Somewhere in the
Vosges' and, In the face of rifle fire. drew
. map showing the location of destructive
masked battery while his uncle, Philadel-
phian. was directing the German bazaar in
Convention Hall. which gained more than
5000, 600 for relief of the Central Powers
The youth is Heihe Schmidt, of the
ldeieted by censor), and his relative Is Cap
tain Louis H. Schmidt, of this city. A let
ter contained the information that Heine'
Who Is 20 years old. accomplished the dar-
ing feat while the bazaar was In progress
in this city. He won the first and second
orders of the Iron Cross and in doing 1t
went 4s hours without food or drink.
A welLconceaIed battery on the flank of
the FrenAh position (deleted by censor) had
spread terror and destruction through the
German lines opposite. In vain did the
Busy Berthas" plow the ground around
the enemy's position. Each boom or the
lbs was followed by a toll OF DEATH
fhen young Schmidt, a private. coming
rem Essen. the home of the 42'centimeters,
volunteered to locate the battery SO as to
direct the German gunhre. He waited un-
night and then he crawled across the
ghastly field until he was within stones
throw OF the French position Dark mounds
homed ahead. and as he dug himself into
ne ground with the implements he mad
crcught. htful flashes Of fire lighted the
aky and the zip OF bullets sounded all
around.
For two nights and two days he remained
IN his self-made cache, making observations
and plotting on map the positions OF the
Guns, He discovered the exact spot where
lay concealed the dreaded battery. When
ne started back he was so weak from lack
ot nourishment that he scarcely could drag
eimself over the rough, broken ground. His
strength gave out several times and he
vas forced to rest although his goal was
Just at hand. Finally he reached the sentry
Anes and stumbled into the arms of
eieket after giving the eouhtersgn.
The 15's were silenced ana the great Iron
cross was pinned to the. breast of Private
Schmidt
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Dfathg

sznooAsr.--on May p. 1919. NARY. dauSh-
- % the late Thomas u. and Caroline Arbo-
sasL Relatives and friends are Invited 70
stlsna the funeral services. Wednesday eve
tlas, AZ O'clock at the Oliver II. Bair Build
~ 1870 Chestnut 1t, Intsrmsnt at Free
14sA1.hslb 81 ~ ,--on May ga 1918, ELIzABETR
:. IieAlkhUAH ines Gampbel1, wife OF John
II Hlsekeqrn Relatives and friends are In
sstsa e att4nd the funeral On Friday, at s
49,. ~ sEom ths sideaee of her son y 1urner
assfssearan ls@z II seth st.. West Phlla.
4l.saA AAaH ok Requiem At Sc Grezorsfa 4
SShaEeA a 80 ;. N. InieFmsnt At Holy Cross
zz5AsAaAR. .--oa Nay "a 1ata AMELIA
- nA14lltqal. widow or James hI Brana-
~ Eslatlssz and friends. also League OF
- - $3.50 ne4Ft Of ST. Veronica : Church.
~ 49, aazsassa g attend the funeral On Saturday.
y -. = n-. from her late feslaenee. a47
ssfeassas Iasfeh Il u ;. y latsrnsnt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
Adam s. Brey, War Veteran, Dies

Adam s. Brey, Civil War veteran. died
yesterday at his home Merton and Lawson
avenues, Psnfisld. Mr Brey who was SO
ysAEs old, was a member of Company II.
"a Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve ,Volun-
tesr Corps. and served under General Meade
ma General Mcclellan. He Is survived by
sno sons, William H. Brey, OF Highland
Fsfk and Clarence F. BEey OF Penfield.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
CLASSIFIED RATES
In effect April 1, 1915
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One or two times ..,...,'...--''.'''' loG,
Three times one week. k...........,..'.. ig1Sc
Situations ttt Wanted three times week. 100
Help and Situation Wanted and
Lost and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classlhcations may
be repeated in the PUEBLO LEDGER at combined
rate;
One or two times. ..'''.'''''''''''' Sse
Three times one week. k.'....'-.''.....' 100,
Six times one week ek''.'''''..''''''''' lz1sc
TYPE LIKE THIS Tor like this)
Ia permitted in all classihcations except Help
and situations Wanted. Lost and Found, Per-
sonals oardlng and Rooms When so speci-
ded. add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE
TO ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
5ITUArIoNs wANFrp-FEMALE
c0sttaacd from Preceding coiumr.

Cohpaued IRON Prccea'r0 Cotunln.
HousEREEPBR Cnsnesinel or companion;
derman Protestant; ref, Ii 26e. Ledger on.
5000 BIo "fsG Gs Central Te'er
TANF snsfs aes nFsh r s T' Lsdssa ssa 6ss ref
LADY, whose daughter. is ready for boarding
sSr sscn2oi reeommend9 for smployment e92mBge, 2g,
20 or address Mrs John n, Rankin. wissa-
hlckon and Hortter SITS, Germantown.
NURSERY GoVERNEss, French, refined.
gass wgisshes 81 pnsitqni music ~, best reference
OFFICE MISUNDERSTANDING, refined wom
an, 10 years experience. Thoroughly under
stands ouice management; can supervise book
SsEnt %oSd set s
branch office of large con. 942. Led. Cent,
PHYSICIAN, woman osteopathio, would like po-
Sitlon as such in Q suburban tamlly from
changed. $40. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER--E Expert; young lady! well
educated; qualified for secretarlal or mana.
agerial work. excel. refs. II 14s, Led. Cent,
sTENoGRAPHER--Ii school graduate; begin.
- neri intel. neat, aceur.i SO. 456, Led Cent.
TEACHER, experienced, for July and August,
Philadelphia, suburbs or senshorei tutoring or
gOyerness and private secretary to the motheri
salary $40 month and board; references.
Address Box 20 Lancaster. Pa
TYPIST-Cuick, accurate. neat; willing to learn
office work. 81. a42. Ledger Central
WAITRESS or chamberwork, sewing German
Prot; mts shore, II 92, Ledger Onice.
WAITRESS wants position In school, hospital
or institutions reference II 2O3 Led, Oh
WOMAN, cultured. 35 years OF age, desires post
ZION as special secretary or companion 70 elder-
" woman or mani highest references NJ V4o'
Ledger Central --------
WOMAN, colored. wants general housework or
days work. 2Ol4 FitZwnter.
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contiased iron, Preceding Column.
cooElHq and downstairs work. refined eolored
auired. y tssss ssssWvy W. PSiiaBpIena, ~ dsrmantown Ph,
9tn. 224s w. Car on aermantown I'VE .,,,,,a.
oRh wanted want 09sg for e clerical @ s work fsdanor
Sss 40 sober azsa ati for cleaning SIS per
GIRLS wanted. over 10, increased facilities haye
made openings in onr plant ror refnsd, ln,slll-
ae edes sFs supSe 5ST ssfRS sR sssns SR
10 bepyinrso % sS 9ys eset 10 soo
mjnstr fr, m'hutes n ftS sr.st spston M on trsin
AAgggHIYb AAgggIYb n Per,sn oT BY letter to H MuI.-
a5sI /. M ,,,7,,,z,,, =, :, = . ,;o,i, n i.an-
no WIKI ftP'TS9ss STEADY poo
fhNNS9sfiSANaA 80 Norsh t4YsPNh sad st' oo'
% s2ss @sf9Rs piece IS0 also sr. o
PENNsyy1LsvHNIhA LxypNpRr ssy co.
GIRLS w"PSfS eao@ SS 9k gtG9 9p fR!9inE paper 00Se'
NJ w sorner IrronElin ana Willow
woT waptea Das ,s 10 learn Roog ppy nj 81 corr
SFsra D Tf ana SsTiss 5Sa5Pss ssss@sn5 w..
5oi W. lisH dIrard 'gs ave. nsn' iaV'O-y WIN w,
ERs WANTED; HIGH WAGES, PASIp.
hNSN5 ontario StfSWm and N q GIs,' Sts, -
HoUsEKE EEPBR. working, subuT!sj, one who
betwesn as asa GWn Az snS hST sos Chestnut ST.
H6TsnwohK-wan,,d, 6GS% S9S; r.lIssi. woman with
pgF.; so9d d cOqs sna az So heavy yS5F sS;,R SSil
,,I{3l5 sSih St, At
woud nppreeae Sood WSd"f homs good
Address 4 is. Ledger offce.
HousEWoRK : dirl for general hogstSIworIk 1oSstIy
East Greenwood ave ave, IfsnsdoWne Pa Phone
HoUsEWoRK 5renerai5--wsnted. neat woman.
With " hoo G6d no, under ssqs9STS 9fSs. must
HoysEwoRK-c Capable womsn small family;
1880 q. M Room s65. 0os Chestnut st -.
HoUsEwoRK-Refin capable woman; two in
sur rsf reo pii SstS NnHorn Terrace
oTTsEwoR RK1Nsa, Tslahs girl for general
housework, Phone wyoming 1244 w.
iNESMF urSl ref rdSarcd fss Ledger oos
MEMBERS. experienced on upholstery goods
4, WssOd ThsOdore nSs Abott Co.. herkley st. east
NURSE. Prot, to take full charge of 3 young
chlld'ni must he exp, and furnish hest Of refs;
ploymenti good wages. p 721. Ledger Office
OPERATORS, beginners on fine shirts and ath-
ietic underwear ideal WORKING sonditiSSns SAP
shedaker & Son 10th and Lombard, ,,,
OPERATORS on all parts of shirt waists; good
wages; both piece and week work, Hagedorn-
Mer2 Co. I'd and Brown, -------s-.
OPERATORS, experienced, on nne shrts and and
iueat chhs B.
shedaksr s Son, 10th and Lombard, NJ.
OPERATORS, experienced on mems shirts kie
Muir shirt Co. VII. SAMSON sl,-----
OPERATORS wanted on silk dresses. lsdaner
Schmidt. 3l5 N. 18th st'---.-------.---.
SALESWOMEN wanted on womens coats ana
WRnamaker & Brown, 9th and Market SITS
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General

INSURANCE AGENTS and solicitors; better
your condition. represent in your locality:
sal. or com, For particulars address National
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
ASST. BooKKEEPER and clerk; experienced,
quick accurate ref. II $50. Ledger Central
BooKKEEPERz-l0 years office experience:
iiIe dstaiIs II 5i7 Ledser Genital Central o' o'H'S ana
BOOkkEEPER--Rscen graduate desires 10 To-
b cate with good concern a4l Ledger Cen
BooKKEEPER d. r. office manager manu-
featuring exp; capable. b4l. Ledger Cent.
perlenee: salary s15. II s5S. Ledger Central
CHILDNuRsE or mothers helper; experienced
settled woman; good reference; VIII so out III
town. OBS North 43d 81.
leans; will do entire work small family,
Room POS 80S Chestnut ST. A+'
COOK. experienced, white for seashore or
country; daughter 10 do upstairs work Ap-
ply at present place. 2206 Walnut ST.
COOK-Young woman desires position; one abo
Ii capable and particulars prefers seashore
% 1855. Ledger Office
cooK-Praetieal exp PROT. woman desires POSI-
COOK capable for seashpre or country; refer
ence. Room 200. Jos Chestnut. after iG
COOK, Scotch Protestant wishes position, Juae
1 good reference H 1871. Ledger Office.
CoOK-HousekeepeT to work for a family AZ
men. % 1856 Ledger Office -
Refined American girl desires 1f,
aition as nursery goyerness FOR children over
sxeh. Address II. ., Box So. Princeton, M y
Ess. Montessorl training wishes most
tion for summer months after June 15; care
81 child 1 TO years old 2o5. Ledger
desires situation For paFtIeulsrs
ga Born. iss 81 6iss 81. Sss ~ xars e sisy. ihs.a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
AELP wANTED-FEMALE

Help Wanted Ads, sesshissa Tee Pl Lsss for
-, ,-r5.pR,A4D and ,yaitress-Neat capable
f-irI, small family no 1ainlly Mfsnniihsi tTi'
featiired. S5l High 81. PotlsloMh. Ea- a----
CuA ABERWoRK and Y4iting. white. P5eiss-
II iiissaaft ~ laundry. adults reference Phone
Eermanfown ia. $3.50 Greene 81.
f,4u. .DNIJRsB 70 take care 9t o,3month-old
infant: reference requlred. sz25 y :. u "a.
COOK white. young and strong also Y assist
SS'-itb ,ssehluE. 20 10 ATLANTIC CITY, ~ lam
iiy Meet employer a 1881 InSsln44t i5 s4 z yea
nesday between the h0u1s u - go : y a. -.
~ small f1IniIgs no launQt{t Qs4t isAefsAle -
aaIfed Phone Chestnut dlt al2s--
FooEIHd ana doHnslairs Eorx s,nsH family;
go sfaesas refereEce- kzea- s1s4s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
PERSONALS

WILL GIVE YOU HIGHEST PRICE for old
and broken gold. silver, platinum, etc. Write,
call. Phone Park ioS3 ID, beTlnan' ezs NJ
FRANKLIN.
SHIPMENT half carload freight. Phila. to
Providence; share entire e9r ADDRESS
Cook 221 Howard Bldg.' PROVIDENCE Il, l.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co. 1901
CHESTNUT ST.-Louls Moore. Mrs. w. s.
HeaiR W s. Thompsonl Miss Mary Mar I, Murphy.
Mr Hiram Webb, Henry pisston 81 H. Ian
dis s. Schwartz. Mr.; Marc Hamsh, Ars,
Rosaseo. HI g Xandswalk Minas Kourkqprim- rim
ass, MISS KkathaFins Ru'ter' Mrs Ernest '0hn'
POSTAL. TELEGRAPH GO. 1920 s s u PENN .SlS
D1bes. Ernest Brooks, :. Fl Lester. G. kelly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24


PAIGE. 1918 4cyl., s6 II. p. 5.pass. Touring.
rebuilt and repalntsd; guaranteed
ABBOTT pErROITER T-pasaenEer Touring,
good condition $3.50.
PAIGE 1915 8-cyl., 40 II. p, 7.pass. Touring.
driven 2pOO milesj excel. conditions guar d.
PAIGE 1918 6-cyl. 40 y. p. 7-pess. Touring
CAD1Ll.AC 1914 Roadster, extra tlres' nne
sTTpEBxKER 1915 Roadster, excellent con
ditiOn.
IMPERIAL 5.pass. TourinEi electric lights
. starter excellent conditions make offer.
DODGE 1915 Touring, two topi sacrifice,
STUDEBAKER 1919, 6.cyi,, 1spasg. Touring
car. excellent condition, new paint.
HAYNES 1913, I.cyl., 6-pass,, Giessel sidesi
very. good conditions one extra tire, 80.
BUICK 1913, 5-pnss. Touring car. rebuilt and
repslnted. excellent condition. bargain.
OAKLAND 1915! 0cyl., 5-pass. Touringi
DFTRotTER igi3 A.cyl.. 5.pass. Touring.
STUDEBAKER 1912. l-cyl., 5.pass. Touring;
good condition.
BIGELow.wILLEY MOTOR co.
3o4 NORTH BROAD ST.
Ask for MIR. Steve Rodgers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT nrst-cass.
wishes pos; 10 yrs exp. mfg. and mercantile;
best reference 4iO. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE, 5l1 s. 10 St. wishes positions for
young 1rst-cRss cooks. trained Mattresses,
girls for chamber work and, waiting. cham
hermaids laundresses buffers. hOusemen,
Wallets, ladies maids white COunles child
nurses. temporary, help; also wants girls for
chamberwOrk and laundry, trained cooks.
young girls for nursing, experience not re-
quired: housework girls, good wages, Apply
at once. Phone Spruce 840l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
AUTOMOBILES


B1GELow-wrLLEY MOTOR co.
Announces the following Sale Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

CONTINENTAL.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
10Th sI AHo2XE eltEsrNuF
Rugs. Carpets cleaned. secured. stored.
Bell Locust ioe0-Phones-key Rars 4laa
THERE ARE ONLY hreproof warehouses is
this eitf, We hafe enc OF them and cur prizes
are no higher than the ordinary atoraaa HaI5sS
Milton dollar concrete building. cleaa. HzkT
well senlilated. North Hhila. STORAGE CO..
STORAGE Ter household goods IN zzs.sazzs
rooms packing. shipping to al narlss zz =
WaEons auto Tor moving Radford 5s4H 2
Mater q olney Never closed Haa4s
FIDEL1TY FlREPRooF TAREHouzna
1slt-lsiH MARKET ST
osl.sr el...a.a i. :. -. -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

OMAN, colored. wants general housework or
days work. 20i4 Fitzwater.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-28
WHY!

WHY!
She-Why do they call this soup
puree de Jackson?
He-Wel, you see, Jackson is the
name of the chef and he had a hand
in it.-HarVard Lampoon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-28

SHOCKED THE PARSON
Minister Mr.. Hardcase, 1 saw your
son in saloon yesterday.
Hardcase- Did you? hope the
young scamp had the politeness to
ask you to have something. .
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20
208 Austin St.
B0GALUSA
Ransdell Lsuds Bosalusa

United States Senator Ransdell,
in speech in the Senate on The
Lure of the Southland" recently,
did not fail to remind his hearers of
the forward strides Louisiana is
making in the yellow pine lumber
industry and to pay Boealusa the
compliment of having the LARGEST
sawmill in the United States.
Bogalusa can boast. not only OF
the largest sawmill in the United
States, but will soon be able to
boast of being the largest paper
producing city in the South. The
paper plant Of the Louisiana Fibre
Board Company is in operation on
full time and within a very short
time the Great Southern Lumber
Company will start erecting still
larger one, which it hopes to have
in operation inside Of a year, and i,
is SAID that several other large paper
mills are almost a certainty within
the next two years. Times Picayune
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20
Good Bye Near Besr

Monday July 18th was thek
day for the near beer saloon ID iV
of the dry Parishes Of the s,e
All near beer establishments b
Boealusa closed their doors prompt
ly, and the parish is now distinctly
dry"
A recent law past BY the lesislatu'
creates q heavy penalty tor thas
who violate the law, in selling nsa
beer in dry territory,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20
Open Sunday h'r'hr

For the accommodation Of its na''
customers, the City Barber Sa ;
located in North Boealusa WV
remain open until noon CD Su''''
beginning July 23rd.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20
NJ. MARX

Carl Starns is visiting relatives IN
New Orleans.
A.. l. Neal was a New Orleans
visitor Sunday,
J. C. Mills spent a few DAYS in
Columbia this week.
A. D. Gershner Of the Fair spent
Sunday in New Orleans.
Isadore Marx spent Sunday with
relatives in New Orleans.
Err. Gates was a New Orleans
visitor a few days this week.
Mrs. Nancy Carter is visiting re-
latives in McComb this week.
W. NJ. Darlington spent Saturday
and Sunday in the Crescent City.
Mrs. S. W. O'Brien is spending a
week with New Orleans relatives,
Nathan Renter of New Orleans
spent Sunday with Harry Marchlz
L. McElroy has returned from
visit with relatives III HattieSbure
Mrs. j. N. Ball and daughter
Myrtle, spent Friday in New Or
leans.
Mrs Grady Gill left Saturday TO
a visit with relatives in Norhel'
Miss.
Mrs. J. 0. James, of Rio, spent
few days with Mrs. }. ". James las
week.
Mrs. j. J. Ball is spending thi
week with her mother in Ne'
Orleans.
Mrs. J. H. Lipscomb spent tt
week end with relatives in Me-
Orleans.
Miss Fife Pittman has returne
from a visit with relatives
kokomo.
|. P Burch, of Mt. HERNIA
transacted business in BoSalu:
Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ingram lie
FRIDAY for Sardis, Miss, where TIT
will reside,
Miss JAMIE StenlllS, Vi Neiiuld
is the guest Of her cousin Miss Etf
Oveistreet.
Mrs. Heintz, of Covington, aTTlV
Friday to visit Mrs. Lawrence
Avenue c.
Misses Pearl Craig and Jeane
Pierce have returned from a we
IS spent with friends in Miinebers.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20


atives for a few weeks. y
Mrs, NJ. Gulich left Friday for
Detroit where she will visit relatives
Turing the summer months.
New designs in pure thread silk
ok, fancy and plain colors. SO cents
1t Boealusa Stores Company.
Mrs. J. Kundert of New Orleans
$ spending few weeks with her
laughter Mrs. W. c. Flanders.
New hats for the little tots OF
white, duck and repp-all sizes, 2oc
and SOC at Bogalusa Stores Go.
Mrs. D. T. Stockstill, of Slidell, has
returned home after several days
spent with her daughter Mrs. Frank
Noone.
L. H. Roberts has returned from
Pass Christian where he has been
for his health and is greatly I'M
proved.
Mrs, O. Anthaume and daughter
Vera returned Friday from a few
DAYS visit with relatives in New
Orleans.
Mesdames. |. W. OFT and NJ. }.
Graves and little daughters, Evelyn
and Kathryn, spent Friday IN
Marsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Carter left Fri.
day for a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Bassfield and
Carson, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Magee and
daughter Miss Lucille of franklin
ton spent Thursday with Mrs. D, M.
Wadsworth.
Mrs Y. A. Ames and children OF
| Ave. C, left Saturday for Fort Worth
where they will spend few weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. L. C. Trim and son Toxic Rae
of New Orleans, the guests of Mrs. }
A. Tyner, spent the week end witt
Angie relatives.
The latest designs in MILDLY
blouses for misses or ladies in color
ed or white fabrics, soc to $3.50 a
Boealusa Stores Company.
Misses Hettie and Lillian BreSte
have returned to their home i
Covington after a pleasant visit wit
their sister Mrs. S. L. Dittmer.
| New silk belts for men in whit
and Palm Beach. Leather belts i
white, black and tan. soc to 81
Bo9alusa Stores Company.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Magee forme
ly of Boealusa but recently OF Hou
e ton, Texas are spending few weel
k with their many friends. Mr.. Mag
is looking after business interests