The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-07-05

Mrs. NJ ma johnson and daugh
] tiers left on Tuesday for New Or
leans from where after a thre
weeks stay they will make
, round of visits to other relatives
IN Lake Charles, Vinton, Ham
| mond and Baton Rouge.
A chance to buy Walk-Over Shoes a
Cut Price, all of our oxfords reduced
| for this sale. HUGHES DRY GOODS
co.
j The friends of Mrs. Henry Cook
were distressed to learn of the
accident Saturday, when she broke
her arm while cranking her car.
They hope that it will speedily
mend without very much suffer-
ing.
The very newest in young mems
suits just received at SEM MELMAN'S
Mrs. j. w. Bateman and chill
dren who have been visiting in
South Louisiana since Mr.. Bate
man left Baton Rouge to accept
the position here, Parish Demon
strator Agent, arrived during the
week and are comfortably domicil-
ed in one of the new Greene cot
tages on Normal Avenue.
Trunks, suit cases and bags, attrac-
tive prices at SEMMELMAN'S.
Mrs. Will Wallace of Shreve-
port who is a member of the Ex-
ecutive Commute of the Aiumnia
of the Normal came down to at
tend the annual meeting last Sat-
urday and with her little sons re
manned oyer as the guest of her
old class mate, Mrs. Sandlin of
Bayou Natchez all the week. She
will spend tomorrow in town and
leave in the evening for home.
We have rented large plate glass
and marbel show window between Nc
Clhng's Drug Store and the Bargain
Store for the exclusive display of
Walk-Oyer Shoes. Watch this window
for stylish footwear. HUGHES DRY
GOODS co.
Messrs. M. Fl. Carver, d. c.
Scarborough, Judge and Mrs. w.
Il. Cunningham, Mines. William
son, G. l.. Breazeale and Miss
Nelken in response to an invita-
ton motored to Robeline Sunday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Carver, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Hughes on Mon
day and after making short
addresses organized Red Cross
chapter. The visitors were most
cordially received and aroused a
great deal of enthusiasm among
the good people of our neighbor-
ing town, who will affiliate and do
all in their power for the .Natchi-
toches Parish Red Cross ASSN.
: Furniture received by the ear load.
Come and inspect it and see the latest
styles. s. & H. KAFFIE'S.D DEPART
MENT STORE. aiti
A booklet containing the
amounts and names of the Red
Gross subscribers will be sent, to
each subscriber and each of our
enlisted boys.
You can buy 10, IL, Is and 20 Gua9e
Shells In any load at the old price at
WINBARG'S.
We regret to learn that Mr..
Horace H. Hughes at the advice
of TIE y. =. Medical authorities
has to resign prospective commits
sion In Camp Fort Logan H Roots
to undergo a serious operation.
Big reduction on all straw hats In |
the house. We are going to carry
over none, geta lid. HUGHES DRY
GOODS co.
Mr.. M. Semmelnlan went to
Alexandria Sunday to iiesr Major
General Wood Commander of the |
Southeastern department U. S. A.
make an address. The principal |
object of General Woods visit to
that city, was to look into its ap-
plication as a location for canton
ment army camp, and be made it
very plain to the conference COM
mite that before Alexandria could
hope to win, she must agree to
abolish her saloons, surround her
restricted districts with rigid reg |
nlations put in better cheaper
and quicker transportation facili-
ties between Camp Stafford and
Alexandria.
The School Board and Police