The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-11-01
Personal
AND
OTHERWISE
De Woes Fore Cast

November LIST to End, cold AM
squally; 3rd to 18th, cloudy will
rain; on the 9Th a storm will form
over the lower Mississippi Valley and
move eastward; 9th to 7th, cloudy
with rain; 8th, cold and squally.
Dead or alive you must have a lot
If alive, SEE HEDGES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mona Cockfield and
baby were among the Bermuda Wis
itors during the week.
Carload of Studebaker wagons
just been received at Kaffie's. Send
US your orders.
Mr.. 7. Lowe, the local representa-
tive of the Studebaker Co., has re-
turned to Shreveport to remain dur
ing Fair week.
Virginia Dare dresses at Semmel-
mans.
Private "Phonsie" Sompayrac of
Co. A, was called home Monday by
the serious illness of his sister.
Land when bought right is a good
buy. See Hedges.
Mrs. S. R. Harmanson and little
son of Bunkie came up Sunday night
to spend week or ten days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phillips.
Mazda lamps save electricity, any
size at Kaffie's.
Mems underwear, extra fine line
at Semmelman's in light, medium s
and heavy weight.
Mrs. John S. Bacon, who visited n
Nh. and Mrs. t. E. POLICEMAN aty a
Natchitoches, stopped in Shreveport b
for a few days to visit friends en- a
route to her home in Birmingham, S
Ala.
D,i va ever sit DIVA AMI figure GU :,
how much you've paid out in rent? u
Think it over, then see Hedges.
Judge G. V. Porter was a visitor Al
to Alexandria on Friday where he W
went to attend a meeting Of the Y. in
NJ. c.. A. State Library Fund COM er
mittee, of which he, Judge Cunning
ham and Mr.. 2. T. Gallon of Hyams
are the Natchitoches members.
The management OF The Oh -
ymqic announces the best and most nj
serial eyer screened will go
begin on Saturday at that movie da
house featuring Helen Holmes, the
most barring of Stars in the Lost at
Express
Ca
Mrs. M. j. Cunningham of New yuit
Orleans arrived Sunday night and ms
will be the guest of Judge and Mrs. sna
". 7. Cunningham for the next few M
weeks.
paul Jones" middies in all sizes sen
{ Kaffie's.
Miss Bonette of New Orleans, sec sen,
eeary o. ehe otate .. M. u, was the one
uest of Mrs. d. C. Scarborough neu
Food and clothing are higher than a
yer before, but building lots are still mar
he same price Better e Hedges. abo,
Mrs. H. II. Turpin accompanied Non
sr husband to Shreveport to enjoy but
Day at the Fair, and will snun
main over with relatives the rest mon
the week. and
- they
You make nc mistake when yon
lone 293 and want either Mrs :
aggio or y. Al. DipaoIa as it is a. IA
e and the same and the | lace same
lere Jou get the dcst cheabest best
oceries, fruits oysters, fish and oystt
ythine yon ueed be iyered prom ushY'
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Fair
Privates George POLICEMAN and there
rold Smith have been at home for which
past week, the former on ac- Ways
int of the serious illness of his urday
ndmother, and the latter because footbl
some ''knee" trouble, that inca 60 va
itated him from participating in howev
rigid training at camp until throui
tied.
III colors in Taffeta, SITS per phone
4 at Kaffie's. or Mrs
same,
plendid values in mems and boys ebeane
kinaws at Semmelman's. Fish al
r. Npr+ov pnss - c.. 49,. prompt
for his home on Tuesday after A v
eek's visit here. When Mr.. Russ italian
ped in to shake hands with the that e
Or, ne had prize bunch of vel here, !
beans, some % on the stalk. young
pod at least inches in length. died al
weighed between and 4 pounds She le:
he had brought in from Mr.. p parents
POTTS plantation where the own who 70
as about 100 acres of about the body t
J quality. Mr.. Potts has planted ruesda
crop for the double purpose Of
feed and to use as fertilizer, mlss
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