The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-11-01

rm tile Lecomle Wnlle on one Oh MS Pc
nd Iiodical visits.
dy See our dresses and coata at SIS
and SIS at Semmelman's.
OF hrs. Charles DeBheux and sons
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
nd Wemp of Alexandria.
s. Women's coats in reindeer, taupe,
pekin and other popular colors, at |
"a Semmelman's.
ID Don't fail to see B. l. Friedman,
the expert Optometrist, and have
! MIN test your eyes, at DR.. Reeds Of
> flee al week. He will sure please
: you.
Women's gray boots $4.95 at
Semmelman's.
HRS. |. Lucas and daughter left
on Monday for New Orleans where
: they will spend some time while
Mrs. Lucas in under the care of a
specialist. 8
Unusually strong line of over
coats and raincoats at Semmelmans.
Mr. B. c. Caldwell arrived yester-
day, his first visit after longer alb
sence than usual from Natchitoches,
and that he was cordially greeted
by his many friends goes without
saying.
New showing of mems suits at
Semmelman's.
w. F. Taylor Co. of Shreveport is
negotiating for some land to use as
a site for the erection of large y
brick building which will be operated Il
as a wholesale grocery and supply 4
station. It
Serges and poplins, SOC to $3.50 -
the yard, at Semmelman's. 10
Mrs. A. A. Airey and son, Mr.. W. 10
Airey, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. .Plaisance I
and their daughter, Miss Lucille, 20
who is studying to be trained nurse
in Shreveport, were among the Clar- Cd
ence visitors during the week. tbe
Tan serge dresses at Semmelman's the
wit
Mrs. T. L. Weaver went up to era
Monday to join her hus- the
band, who is serving on the Federal Ent
jury, for days shopping and will az
90 back with her children on Satur- SER
day to attend the State Fair. wee
Flannelette petticoats and gowns 80
1t Semmelman's. "a
Mr.. Carl Henry came up from +
lamp Beauregard to spend Sunday nam
With ms sister, Mrs o. Himel, ana one
lis wife, who came down from Cou- wit
malta where she is teaching, to JON -
I'm tor the day. urc
draw
New line of coats and suits at List
One 1917 Studebaker six, 7-pas-
enger, slightly used-a bargain.
ne 1914 Ford, demountable rim,
ew tire, excellent shape-a bargain.
THE SERVICE GARAGE.
A decided change from mid-sum- 6.
er to winter weather was brought Z.
'out In less than half hours time 8.
onday morning, when after short y.
It heavy rain, accompanied by ~.
under, the wind chased the Their IL. :
ometer down to ice line and cold IL.
ID coal are truly mon2. chs of ali 10.
ey survey. Ia.
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You make no mistake when you fs
one z93 and want either S. Dipaoia III
MIS-. maggie as IL is one and the 18.
ne, and tue place where you get the 10.
t and cheapest Groceries, Fruits, 20.
sters, Fish and anything you nee 81.
ivered promptly. %.
Cor the first Time s;noo AZ co. 20,
I was established in Shreveport
re will be no Normal Special in 70
ch great many town people al 20
rs filled coaches too, on next Sat- -.
ay. This day on account OF the %
tbaH game, is always attractive - !
Natchitochians, number of whom oo'
ever, are and viii attend the Fair s-'sf
no.
ou make no mistake when YOU L. Z
re 293 and want either S. Dipaoia 2.
rs. Maggie as it is one and the 8. J
,, and where you get the best and 4.
pest Groceries, Fruits, Oysters. 5. j.
and anything you need delivered s., r
pity, % z. F
very sad death occurred in our 2 y
an colony Sunday night, the first -
ever happened among them II. 4
when Mrs. Mary Dicrispino, I =
g woman just in her twenties, ..
and also her newborn infant. y.
leaves husband, two children, y
ITS and many other relatives, -. ~
followed her remains in a large n. =.
to their last resting place or 9. -
DAY morning. ~ 90
S Julie Proudhomme entertain 20. A.
ie Cinderellas very chalningly "A. Fl
ueyday afternoon OF last weel To
Misses Miriam Lucas and Ju- -. Jos
Jarver enjoyed the evening with g.
lembers. A delicious concealed 20. j.