The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1917-11-22
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OTHERWISE

De Woes Forecast Nov. 23rd
warmer, oath to 25th pleasant
On the 26th storm will form over
the Gulf Of Mexico and move
northIand, 9th to 28th heavy
rains, 29th cold wave.
Land When bought right is
good buy. See Hedges.
Mr.. Dave Meyer Of Alexandra,
WAS the guest of Mrs. Caroline
Winbarg during the week.
Women's dull boots, Louis heels
very serviceable. $3.50 to S4.95. at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Walter Aicocke spent
Thursday in Alexandria.
Wire fencing at carload price at KAT
fie S department store.
Mrs. Foster Smith Of Campti,
was among the visitors on Monday.
Food and clothing are higher
than eyer before, but building lots
are still the same price. Better
see Hedges.
Judge w. I Cunningham spent
last week in Coushatta presiding
ovtr court.
New showing of ladies' suits at
-oEMMELMAN'S
Miss Carrie Dorman of Saline
spent a couple of days in town
with her sister Miss Virginia Dor
man.
Selby Shoes Gin all styles -s3,0 90 to
500 at Kaffie's department Store,
Mr.. Sam Levy went up to
Shreveport Saturday to attend the
closing exercises Of she big Shriner
meeting, in which order be holds
high rank.
Ii you want any mechanical
work done, or your bicycle needs X
repairing, or you want any fix {
lures for it phone at once to 1913 c
where Jimmie Dipaola the expert s
bicycle repairer and mechanic has /
just moved into his new shop next t
to the >. Dipaola's store and he +
will call at once for your work and
oliver it promptly.
after fer R386RRtb s visit
tochps, where she was cordially
greeted by her many old friends,
Mrs. M. j. Cunningham returned
to her home in New Orleans on o
Friday. a
/ Mems Wei shoes on conservative
lasts, values, now $500 at J
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Bowden of Crowley, 0
accompanied her daughter, Mrs. B
j. 5. stephens on her return from J
a visit 10 South Louisiana on il
Thursday night. p
Finest grades of gray and brown i
boots, very flexible turns, special, $8.5 .
at n
-SEMMELMAN'S Z
Mrs. G. V. Porter, who remain ed ?
over to visij friends after the !
adjournment of the l.. +. w. G., y
reached home Friday night. !,
Did you ever sit down and fig d
ure out how much you've paid out tc
in rent9 Think it over, then see. IL
HEDGES. K
Private Carl Henry came up a
from Camp Beauregarde Saturday
aud Mrs. Henry from
Coushatta, where she is teaching,
and were the guests of Mrs. Lily ~
Barlow and family until Sunday ~
night. j,
Jersey sweaters at b,
-SEMMELMAN'SI ),
Miss Marguerite Stewart, who ar
Is teaching OH the border of to
and DE Soto, was the ns
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. re
]. I, Sandiin, be
Big showing of ladies' coats at oI
---SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. j. FL. Stephens accompan
ed her husband on his return
20 Camp Pike Eriday and will re-
nan in Little Rock with her son
70 as % Le near tie Captain.
Yong mems suits, new trench NJ
ncdels $500 to SIS 90 at ST
---SEMMELMAN'S ha
Mrs Maggie Pierson and moth !,
II Mrs. Bell left Monday morning ~
or Clo,sil whert they will spend az
couple Of weeks with Mrs j.. ST.
5anpon. ",
MIR. and Alrs. I. Il. Browne 60
ind .Laby of New Orleans, who til
nave cone to locate 10 Natchitoch-!
s arc located In the Fontenot cot ho
age on Second Street, n,
Mr.. j. Lowe, the Studebaker re- =.
who has been making ~ ~
his headquarters in Natchitoches ~ -,
or the pact two or three months. ~