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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-09-14

SoloN W D~b6~ w ~
Paul
DEPENsEs:
Mat6rieI achet6 chez Finch Won
S. & McConville:
1915
Janvier IL, $ 1919
F6vrier 29, 3OO6
Mars Ter, 39.5l
200
{" 200
Novembre 3l.l7
D6cembre lOS.H
F6vrier, Couvertures, 5000
Mars, Mat6riel 23.87
Avril. Mouchoirs 1868
Fill, bordures, ct divers 4.54
Loyer dun machine q
coudre, 900
Mat6riel, Isl
Envoy6 en- France pour
radoption dun or
phelin de la guerre
pas les Danes du
Club Auxiliaire, 5l.OO
Total $4O8.O6
RECETTES:
Argent en- banque au Ter
Juliet 1916 54.99
>Recu du Comit6.de la Croix
Rouge Francaise de St
Paul, 25.OO
Tdem 1000
19l6-19l7
Recu da Comit6 de la Croix
Paul. Paul. 10000
Idem 5000
Idem $500
Idem 1000
instruments de chirurgie,
donation du DIR Resselgra-
We. 5000
Donations, l.75
DR. ct Nine Heselgrave, 2O.25
Total $436.99
D6bours6s, N8.O6
Balance en- caisse, S 1898
19l7-l9IS
Nouvelles donations,
Alliance FRANCHISE, 5000
Dr. S Hesselgrave, 5000
E. Villaume, 5000
Grand total 1888
M. Arthur Foussard,
Sec. da- Comit6 Execute, de la
Croix Rouge Francaise ct Bel
.ge de st Paul:
Monsieur ct Cher Compatriote;
C'est avec le plus grand plaisir
du monde que je vous dome ce
rapport 6nancler, atm de vous fai-
re sasoir que largent donn6 par
votre g6n6reux comit6, a eu des re-
sultats don't nous sommes tres f6-
res.
J'a]oute aussi, le r6sultat COM
plet de notre travail depuis lie de-
but de- notre euvre, fondee le 10
novembre 1914, jusqu'au Ter mai
1917.
.J'ai aussi l'honneur de servir
d'lnterprete de la part de mes che
Tres collaboratrices, pour vous re-
mercier, messieurs les membres du
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17

skate skill at the Auditorium now in
Hip, Hip, Hooray," the New York
Hippodrome production. Charlotte is
THERE with skates on and every kid
can we'll envy her. She's nothing but
a mere child herself.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17

This is Charlotte, one of the best
little ice skaters of today. She once
upon a time, was a peach of a dancer.
Then she decided to take up skating.
And she has taken it about as far up
as is possible. She's showing her ice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
Marriage Licenses


Anito Rosario. 20. Detroit. Anton
ina Copp0ia, p. same
Harry u McMss,er 81. Detroit.
Christine Rea a. same
John Kovalick. ~. Detroi, Mary
Melvin Hlnkiey. 40. Detroit. Gusta
grnike 81 srwe
Earl A. Williams. %. Detroit; Eva
ToIford 22 Sand Creek
Enrico CarfeiIa. 20 Ds'roii; Char
lotto Pleut 20. same.
Thomas r Madge. N. Detroit
Maud " Frink. o. same
Chas " simmons. q. Detroit.
Mabel " Ford o. Iil
Herman ~ knight -. Detroit.
ffpfen ~ Mather o.. Albion y y
lanes 4. Thomas %. Detroit
rdlfh - Greene. 20 same
Albert r. WardwelI. ~. Detroit
Ethel " seeley. e. Ann Arbor.
George = Gagner 90 Detroii
Natef = Jam .es0n. 20 same
sf1anlsiaw Kufei. 20. Detroit Mar
Klodnfrka. 90 same.
Harry Norganlender. e. Detroit.
Fannie Bernstein. -. Same
Thomas Menzle. - Hamilton.
Claudia crank. ~ Detroit
L.iewelivn Y Davies %. Detroit.
Doris Chapma n. FL Rochester.
gapofa Antoni. 81. Detroit. P~tro-
naila f-ckcDowrki 20. same
stanley r. Jameson. -. Detroit.
Edith p Emrlck. ~. same
Henry = Mauhot 10 Detroit Ger
tr.Hr * lley, 10 same.
Edward u Morris a. Detroit
Vivian Eiepp. ~. same.
Vaughan a Schooisy ~. Detroit
Dorothy " Rutherford. ~ same
Austin r. Johnson. %. Detroit
franla Maude Pa rkin. o. same
Clarence " White. p. Detroit. Ger
frrfo Watts. ~ same
Gordon IS Beattie. 20. Detroit An.
"a Hall. 20. same
Indrsw Piocke. o. Detroit. Estel-
IA J0zwisk. IS. same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
MILTON OAKMAN
TAKES A BRIDE

Milton Oakman. county clerk. and
Mrs FNgenia Drew, OF Cleveland.
were married Monday night in
Cleveland The ceremony was per.
formed 10 The home Of the brides
brother. c. q, Reice. No 1920 Clif.
blvd Mr.. Oahman went to
Cleveland last Saturday and t. was
planned that the couple would be
married that evening. II was ex.
pected that Rev A. r. Medium.
pastor OF the. Old Stone church.
would perform the ceremony al
once The pastor. however. was
out OF tho city and the ceremony
was postponed until Monday.
The Rev n L. Geddes. pastor OF
the North church. officiated Mr.
Oakman and his bride Will make
their home in Detroit and are ex-
pected TO be in the city in a few
days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
DISCUSS NEW
SEWER CODE

The sewer committee OF the com
mon council met Tuesday afternoon
with sewer contractors. engineers
and other experts 20 20 over the
proposed new sewer specifications
that will be enforced in future after
they have been adopted by the coun.
ell. Tho committee called the meet
ing with tho idea OF getting the
benefit ~ expert advice 40 that the
new code will stand after II Is
adopted
one section that interested the
builders was that which grants the
right 20 work on sewers % hours q
day II tho work Is properly light.
ed. but prohibits any Sunday work
save only when life or property IL
~ stake. Some Of the builders want.
Cd this clause made clear permit
tlng work 'on Sunday In the case Of
heavy rains or where quicksand ~
encountered II was declared that
AZ certain times II work must be
stopped on Sunday the loss 20 tho
builder ~ very great. The commit
toe felt that this question was Gov
cred In tho clause permitting Sun.
day work where property Is endan.
gered BY delay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
BEARS have DAY
ON EXCHANGE
Timid Holders Can't Close
Out Even at
Sacrifice.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-The Ne"
York Evening Suns financial review
today said:
There was little more ANNA
lion In today's stock market but
what initiative there was VAS on
The selling side Because OF pre-
yalling uncertainties some timlo
holders were anxious enough 10 re-
duce their holdings TO offer them al
= sacrifice. but for the same reason
very few buyers even az bargain
prices, were to be- found. Recess
slons OF to 5 points were record
ed In the industrial list and oil a
fraction 20 3 points or more IN me
railroad department New Haven
and Delaware a. Hudson touched
new low record prices. the one Tor
Ali time and the other for something
like 20 years.
"The fact that the bear element
was moved 10 exert pressure wher'
ever there was a sign OF weakness
was attributed 10 talk OF Bethlehem
Steel financing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
.PATOW QUITS
POLICE FORCE
Man Suspected of Accidentally
killing Companion
Resigns

Edwin W. Patow. the probationary
pAtrolman Who accompanied Rich
ard F. Diamond. student policeman
when me latter was shot and killed
on Franklin Saturday nighi has
resigned from the force he saws
he has the prom So OF a actter job
Patow's resignation followed q
statement Elfel. Of ~ Chief OF Ne
tectNeS Edward Fox that a bullet
from PatoWs revolver probably Kill
ed Diamond The chief rs is con
v.nced after fun investigation.
that Diamond Was caught be
cony nced. after fun investiga.
fion that Diamond - caught be
tween Pato- and .he fugitives with
whom he was <nginc shots and
Was accidentally slain o, his com
panion The autopsy showed that
the bullet which pierced Diamond :
sku' WAS identical wi:h those used
IN The police reyolyers
paiow VAS buddy confused as 20
the details of the shooting. accord.
ing 90 Chief ~ Detectives Edward
Fox The story CLEANED ~ dctec.
ewes working on che case is tha,
Patow and Diamond pStrohns
Franklin.st. met three young men
going east in the block between
Walker and Jos Campauaves I'm
mediately afterwards they encoun.
tered fwo older men. who suggest
I'd that the trio be searched. as
one ~ them Was believed 70 have "a
revolver Patow called 20 'he three
ro stop he WAS answered by two
shots whereupon Inc suspects start
"a running back toward walker
S. Il was then. the Offices say.
that Diamond must have been
caught between his brother officer
and he Wstives.
An automatic with three empty
chambers found near the scene
~ me shoofss
Funeral services FOR Diamond
vii De- held "wednesday morning
A. O'Clock from The family home.
40 : shady Lane and az 2 o'clock
from s. Anne's church ln'eruent
MI BE- IN Holy Cross ccu efcry.
Police Commissioner COurens be
Neyrs chat RE widow Us entitled 20
s. s01 under The compensation acf.
for. while Diamond was nor enroll
"a as a patroiman. he was a city
en- oye
stanley Partkoviak. a student In
the police school. resigned Monday
q The request OF his mother be
said
Students az re school made up
purse % s45 and turned II over
20 Diamonds widow
Suparint enden- Marquard' 'Gsti-
ses The action q the police depart.
ment IN sending Diamond with a
probationary psrrolman OF such it.
tia experience as Patow hy saving
that Diamond was instructed % con
Duct himself without any police ar
,hority. and 20 merely watch What
was done
Commissioner Couzens said De
had not looked into the matter OF
using unskilled men % train stu
dents. while another man high in
police circles said be though' a
change In tho system ~ training
would come abou, thru this shoot
.ng.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
Sugar Market

SuEarr Detroit wholesale prices.
crystal dominoes 2-lb. ti3 Do. g.
10, sl2 eagle tablets 81 20. cut
loaf tl1I5. cubes tio-45 NNKK no ~
dered. 80. standard poWfered S. Is.
grsnuistrd. extra coarse issE DO.
fine. In bulk. s. so. 90. 26-lb rott6ns
$40 crystal domino gran. 2-ib and
5-ib. cartons. In cases 1880 crystal
domino gran. ~ cases, 80. diamond
a. $3.50. No. g. tgt5. No 8 fs40.
No. : 1855 No 4. $3.50. No O. o. Is
No. To- s. 20. No. m. ipi5. No. "a
500 No. "a se.os No. if t905 No.
IS. te.0t. non-caking mixture $40 50.
beet granuiated. q 90 per cwt .
household powd. Is IS 10 case. s5.ss
per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
ONE APPEAL
IN THIRTY
ALLOWED
District Draft Board
Sustains Local Bodies
In Nearly All Cases

Up 10 Tuesday noon the first dis
Tici exemption board had consid.
cred 30 exemption claims denied by
local draft boards. In all but one
OF these eases The local boards were
sustained. In the one case in which
the claim was allowed the board
sent for the division officials. who
admitted they had erred in denying
exemption
The district board has begun the
consideration OF claims for exemp-
tion on occupational grounds. out
OF IS such cases exemptions have
heen granted in but two. The board
uas notified the heads OF three large
Detroit industries 20 appear Tues
day afternoon IN connection with
exemption claims made or behalf OF
their employees
So rapidly Is tho work piline W.
that the board has found IL neces-
sary 10 almost double Us ONCE
force The clerical stan has been
increased from 10 20 Il. and sull
further additions may be necessary.
The work is being systematized rs
rapidly as possible and as soon as
this is accomplished the cases can
~ put thru much more ex.
pediiiouslv
No lists viii No certified 70 the
adjutant general today. but large
number wili De checked thru Wed
nesday. IL IS expected.
Many conscripts who fled OK.
emplor claims with the local boards
and failed 20 follow them M by
fling AGAIN with the district board
Will wake W some ~ these morn.
ings 70 End themselves IN the army
unless they yet busy In some ~
the cases that have come 20 ligh,
The time Tor Sling a claim with the
district board has almost expired
When the board runs across case
Of this kind. where the claim has
been denied by the local body. there
IS nothing 20 do but sustain the lat
ter after The time for fling an sp.
peal has expired
The division boards are working
In complete harmony wi'hethe dis
fric' officials. The returns thus far
indicate The percentage ot eXemp
tons denied Is larger than was OK.
pecied
In division No. s. embracing the
Second ward. the board. meeting in
Genital high school has denied So
exemption claims and allowed SO
to gale several doubtful cases will
require further Investigation before
the board makes decision Re
examinations IN this division are
we'll under way
The board ~ division No :. TAX
INK in al of the sixth ward. viii
begin work on exemptions Wednes
Gay Up 90 date three or tour
argcn, claims have been allowed
Examinations OF men called 10 com
p.ete the quota in this division will
be resumed Monday Headquarters
are In tho Poe school. Lysander and
Slxth-sts
II is up 20 City Clerk Lindsay -
find new quarters for the divlsiop
boards now located IN schools as
soon As the schOols open IN Sep
~ local board No .. suggests that
church Easements and parish halls
81 pressed into service. and Mr.
Lindsay asks that an churches VIII
Ing 20 donate space FOR this pur
pose communicate with him.
Edsel Ford son o. Henry Ford
~ the Ford Motor company. wa.
among those summoned for exam
+ nation in the twenty.frst division
Monday He Is % years old and
married
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
BnYS IN BLUE
MARCH AGAIN
Army of 81, 10000 Strong,
Parades Streets of
Boston

BOSTON. Aug white-haired.
tottering with the weight OF years.
the Boys OF o." 10000 strong,
marched here today on parade.
Feeble and little unsteady, but
strong with the spirit that carried
them thru the BATTLES OF other days,
the yeteranS OF the G.. A. X. moved
between solid lines OF cheering
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
hanks ana Trsst cswvssses

Ths following nrms are privileges
60 execute orders on the exchange:
w. T. Moss q Co. Carlyle q Povah.;
Geo. NJ West q Co.. E. y. haccrons
4 Co. II. w. Noble q Co. n. L sey-
mour q Co, w. b. McIAughiin. Mer-
ELI. Lynch 4 Co. W. A. Hamlin 3 Co.
WIN. A. Neer q Co.. Sinclair 4 couia
wendell, Mulkey q Co, VIM n Ross
q Co. r. K Pelton q Co. Joel stock
Ara q Co. Bennett. Smith q Co. w.
n Reilly 4 Co. Matthew Finn. A. w.
wallace q Co. Lewis @. Gorton. Bel
Cen, woodruff q Co.. Bespcr. Cramer
= Muehl. Dodd. Martin 4 Co. OHsra
F~rriss n Co. webb. L.. 4 Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
HOGS SELL AT
$40 IN CHICAGO
Pigs Also Advance; Up 10
Cents From leSter.
DAYS Prices

CHICAGO. Aug -i-Hogs sold ior
$50 a hundred pounds here today
50c higher than yesterdays price
Pigs We're 15c higher
Iu East 81 Louis hogs sold $50
SO S. with q prospective top' % So
today Pigs were uq. with a tor
OF $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
ruIr,C0 pITTIn MARkEr

CHfrAGD ID. NUN IL blfteT
Evf~as. sgts d4tC frsts soc DAIRY
avtrss gs4 8stsr nrWsfE 30 - n q y
t.rpr prime ordinary 2on 33c. 0rEfA,
.fn.ec Cheese Twins 90 a n p p. r
Young America 270 IN Live
aouifrv Fowls. i9n 22c ducks. IL q
toe. geese fsHlec. SPRING.. 22u2yc.
turks Sc pofat0es Receipts 20
-sra Wisconsin. none Mlnncsota.
7o0I25 Jersey. s. font.t5 Long
Island 81 4GOi4i.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21

thousands. And while the fast fac
Ing ranks OF the thin blue lln9'
Il arched 70, the last time here and
n eIt In the crowd stood 4 man ~
khaki-a silent figure symbolical OF
the birth OF the great new national
army. which is TO uphold the stand
ard OF liberty set by the Veterans
OF 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
INV YoRK nuTTEn ANp EGGs

NEW YORK. Aug. 3I-Butter
Ffrmer; receipts. 5000. creamery
extra, arc; creamery. special market
cav xtsc; state dairy. tubs. $50
0ti Esgs steady: receipts. 40 st7.
nearby white fancy. sS0thr nearby
mixed fancy. 3sattc: fresh nrs,s.
&S0ttc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21

Detroit bank cleaYings FOR Aug 7f
1917 we're t1.1s2 40 % Total clear.
ings Tor 1917 20 date are ti.-s3aef -
ih5s4. az against t1.512g5I. 500 07 FOR
the corresponding period In 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
nrrrFR Avn rcgs

nETRDfT. AUG. ai.-Rutter: Fresf,
creamery extras I'm good demand and
hrm ~ Sshc. and nrsts at s1H dssc
Der N.
rrgs: Fresh Michigan arsts IN
fccd demand ana nrm az ys&2sc per
@cs Ian new ceseA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21

The Society OF American Florists
and Ornamental HOrficuliurists
meets In annual convention today In
New York city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
Grand Jury Grinding Again.

The federal grand jury went into
session again Tuesday afternoon. II
is understood that IL will consider
several cases involving slackers and
men accused OF conspiracy In con
nection with seeking TO defeat the
army draft law. In addition there
are several general criminal cases
20 be considered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
EIGIN nfrrrn

EIGlN. III. Aug IS -nuttsr. Re-
ceipts. 50 tubs sold az zoe: t2c bid
Tor 50 more with no sale. Last
week.s grice g9he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21

Prtnti1G--the plain neat kind-that
ls right-Ttmes Job D~pt.--Mnin 45co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
New York Stocks

nished by Hornbiower a. Weeks.
2i. open High Low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21

Cuotat ms ay Pa no. webaer u --
Aug e1 9pen HIEn low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations bv Horn i,lover & Weeks,
az n open N.gh Low Close
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-10
HIGH IS GETTING READY
FOR THE TRACK SEASON
Outlook For A Strong Team IL Very
ENCOURAGING; Much Interest
Being Manifested.

The athletic association OF the
Morgan City High School met on
Friday afternoon in the auditorium
for the purpose Of organizing for
the coming track season. Mr.. Law,
the principal presided over the
meeting. There was more interest
evidenced in this branch of athletics
at the meeting than has been shown
for several years, and large repre-
sentation of the student body at
tended.
Officers elected at this meeting
were, Edwin Dyer, Captain and AL
len Bella, Student Manager.
Candidates for the track team
have only recently begun practice,
but will be rounded into shape in
time for the spring meets. The
weight man heaved the 12-lb shot a
distance Of Al feet yesterday af-
ternoon which is but inches less
than the winners at The Lafayette
meet last year.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-10
EVANCELlNE SUNDAY

1t has frequently been said that
the stage-ane the screen-ca}not
teach a lesson without becoming
dull. This statement viii be Utterly
refuted by the Paramount Pictuf2,
"Ihc Martydom of Philip Strong.
This powerful photoplay is an adap-
tation CT the works of the we'll
known author, the Rev. Charles M.
Sheldon and, when the last scene
has faded from the screen, one real
ICES that tremendous lesson has
been taught, but during the course
of the picture itself, one THINKS only
Of the great drama which is being
unfolded unpon the screen. 1t is a
forcefully enacted drama showing
the struggle of minister who has
won the admiration of his
wealthy congregation by his clever
sermons. At the height Of his popu-
larity, he suddenly realizes that his
teachings are as tinkling brass and
soundings cymbals for he is not liv-
ing in accordance with them. The
costly struggle in which he engages
in the effort to bring succor to the
poor of his parish and to crush the
ring of vice by which they are be.
ing throttled makes one Of the most
absorbing dramas that has ever beer
placed on the screen. Robert Con
ness and Mabel Trunnelle are the
featured members Of the cast which
includes Biglow Cooper, Herber1
J Prior, William Wadsworth anC
Frank Lyons.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-10
ARCADE TODAY

One of the most forceful actors
of the speaking stage and the scren
in one of the tensest dramas ever
made into five reel picture. That
it 'The Sin We Do" the new TRAN
gle-Kay Bee feature photoplay,
starring Frank keenan,. er 5.,'9.
>There is something nightly grip
ping in a strong man being COM
PEELED to eat his own words, and
from Just such a situation "The Sin
Ye Do" is developed. Barrett Steele,
3 criminal lawyer, who has the dis
tinction of never losing a case, has
no sympathy with what is popularity
called the unwritten law, and when
his dearest friend, Dace Whitlock, is
killed by a poor little stenographer
in defense of her honor, he prompt
" tenders his services to the prose
cution. But it SO changes that the
little stenographer is none other
than his daughter. It is the biggest
dilemma that has ever confronted a
man who made his business the un-
travelling of difficulties for others.
The idea to be driven home in the
advertising is not, "What would you
do if you did not believe in the IN
written law and your daughter kill
ed a man in defense of her honor!"
but. "Come to the Arcade Theate'
and see a hard man, such as yor
know and have seen, compelled tt
shatter his beliefs in response to tn
call of his blood" The potential pa
tron participates in. the action only
as a spectator and bringing it to-
close to him by supposing him to D.
in a similar predicament is more APT
to offend him than to induce him t.
come. That is the great weakness II
most advertising Of SO called re
form" plays. 9eD sa ,e.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-10
THREE OUT OF FOUR
APPLICANTS REJECTED

Sergeant Madden in charge of
the local army recruiting station
said today that three out of four
men who have applied since open
ing the station failed to pass the
tests required by the army. One
could not read and write, another
had a bad foot and a third had a
poor physique. The fourth passed
but decided not to enlist because his
pal failed in the test.
The standard of the army is high
and in order to get in, applicants
must be able to read and write and
pass a satisfactory physical test.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-10
PERSONAL

r.o. T. Beck and family
-. .nrned from a visit to Crow
=. and Orange, Texas
~ waters, perfumes and face
lI s.r.. Belanger Drug Co.
j. and Mrs. Burl Clement nave
canned from visit in New VI
pns
.o,r,r RUSH. WAIT. NEW
US ARRIVING DAILY. MRS.
ssrENwALD HAS Returned
5.,0M THE EAST.
!. Fred Chapman is visiting in
Nv Orleans.
8. deliver your Drug order
=. now'-Peoples Drug Co.
,ssne 6. Fine line Of cigars
~. Olivia Runk of Jasper Ala
] visiting in Morgan City,
Our Ant Paint will stop Ants
an table legs, etc.-Peoples
Ipug Co. Phone 9.
Y, and Mrs. A. B. Walter Of Ma
...Ieonville, La. were the guests Oh
Nj. and Mrs. Fillmore on TUESDAY
rresh Ground HORSE RADISH.
ling. DYER-LEHMANN's.
Nj. T. W. Grace of Kansas CITY,
70 IS transacting business IN Nor
n City.
| C0LORITE-Colors old and new
IN hats-25c bottle all shades
poseer Grocery. Phone 2.
N. +. B. Latham, editor of the
RI Mary Banner at Franklin was a
siKer in Morgan City on Thurs
nv.
When you think of anything in q
~ store, think Of Belanger Drug
~
4 n. C. w. Outwaitc and wife OF
IT. Iberia, La. are visiting here.
b fancy stationery priced from 15s
Sf)1.f5 per box. Belanger Drug Co
4 n. T. L. johnson of New Orlean:
~ registered at the Costello hotel
EsfnoN'T RUSH. WAIT. NEW
LIDS ARRIVING DAILY. MRS
1eENWALD HAS RETURNED
|(oM THE EAST.
N II. ]. L. Price of New Orleans
~ here yesterday.