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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
Rickard Referee at Auto Race

NEW YORK. Aug. 14-Tex Rickard has
been proposed by Barney Oldfeld and Louis
Chevrolet as referee for the three -cornered
match between them and Ralph DE Palma at
the Sheepshead Bay Speedway next Satur-
day afternoon.
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Dugan Plays Nice Game at Short


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
BATTLE JESS WILLARD'S SIGNATURE BEING
GLEONARD'S CONFIDENCE PERMITS
En- RED SOX TO GAIN GROUND AS
BENDER SCORES WIN FOR PILLS
Big Chief Blanks Braves in Opening Struggle at
Boston, Twirling Nice Ball, Only Allowing
~ Four Binges

the shbe yard
Boston Dutch
carried Jack Barrys worlds
the knowledge the national pastme IN an
he
N hand struggle with the AS ne
to make
scored and three Macks
hday as the
Grover nots
only" of hit
in the
Bodies second blow and counted
a with
H. T. had the
ction OF po o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
Bordeaux Mixture the Cure

"The hot humid weather tends to make
tho fungus bacteria active and they start
right in to do things up brown, especially
the turf Now we have found that to cor
rect and arrest this condition one-hait
strength Bordeaux mixture is effective when
about fifty gallons are sprayed on green.
"a one-half strength Bordeaux mixture
is made by diluting two and a half pounds
of copper sulphate in hot water, dilutlng
two and q half pounds of qucklime In
water and then mixing both together in
fTty-gallon barrel of water. After spray
ing on the green the green should be
watered slightly to offset any burn that
may occur DO not water green too heavily,
however, as this will weaken the solution"
And that is the way that Flynn works.
If he does not know how to eliminate
pest. or il he is uncertain about anything
else he gets in touch with the experts in
the Agricultural Department He reduces
guesses to a certainty and that is where he
saves time and money on the numerous
problems that bother any one who has to
do with the upkeep of the course.
We hear lot about the advantage of a
pulled ball. But when you get right down
70 brass .tacks the chap that hits a straight
ball down the center of the alley has it all
over the other fellow who pulls and hooks.
A glance at the description of the final
match between Hoffner and Devices will
show that most of Hoffner's tee shots were
badly pulled and in several cases the ball
landed in traps. out of seven holes in
which he pulled his tee shot he lost six and
won but one. 1t is not always tn fellow
with the pull who wins.
Bob HOffner Another Surprise
T'hc other sensation of the tournament
was young Bob Hoffner, the youngest of
the three golfing brothers. Hoffner is play
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

the ouothe-way
Ira is
the
o club the
clear for Scout Thomas 1t believed purchase
Will be added the payroll
anything
o be
a if sucha a
will
good huers to augment his STAFF
his
Bush the sick list and johnson seibod
IRA on the Iatyea
rounded
II swTlb
line succeed Buffalo Bill scout.
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Bender Turns in Second Win

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in he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

IEFF' and jess, two of our most ponder.
= Gus heavyweight champions, are singular.
ly alike in one respect
Neither was keen about partaking of his
own game Jeffries hated the thought Of
"A ring battle. So did and does Willard
Jess has INDUCED in precisely thirty minutes
OF boxing since he upset Jack Johnson, more
than two years ago.
Jef fought but one battle between 1903
and 1910, as we recall the dim details Both
were inclined to get highly annoyed when
any one suggested a passage at arms
Think of what these would have been, en-
dowed with Bat Nelson's love of the fray
or kid McCoJ's passion for punching
Allowing Two Guesses
The little put that ran right mp
Aud Uouid not drop into the cup
The name I called it--I'pt afraid
/ cannot print here 1Chdt said
speaker not up to Cobb as a batter''-
Exchange. Which recalls the quaint coin
cidence that there are exactly 1851, 900, 900
persons in this world in virtually the same
fix.
Critics have 1t figured out that the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

MEMORIAL n
A'A
other will be given Dixon for many
president
this will
The chef cup OF memorial that is
tribute him. Fanum
for the thtysx holes
OF the most coveted prizes offered by
l.
The Berthelyn
in this country has played this
the Han
Berthelyn
Leonard Sore at Johnson No Chance With We,o
DESPITE
- n igh,uoa,,
.,
lightweight
weight championship Johnston
on
Gibson Leonard
logical
hardly
nave chance for victory In ten rounds might be
ehanssd for the Brooklynie e 90
n am a ShOrtsOp, Not a Pitcher" Says Harru Se;hoIJ
sEBoD the missing Mackan
On Sunday he Travelled Clifton stop for tho
taverford Harry and dw
neay one let ana after
81 same asked him what he intended
Ezs n ns spy, ~H.xHsYt sn net pitcher win
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

4. A; U: plunge -for-distance champio,.h,u a.
3, neg a. idSra Park. San Francisco Septemmbsscp
e. e. Although Thelma Is only fifteen years IA
the country. ~ "es' mermaias of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

no yoIrR nutting green's look as IL they
~ were moth eaten and as rusty as an olo
,vinter suit? Has the green grass fed and IN
its place there are great big pr0wn s,i spI y,i,i
no mot despair, Young Doctor Flynh wiz
cure them and restore them to their iorfher
nristine beauty Who is Flynn ne 10
William s. Flynn greenkeeper OF the Meri ~,
Cricket Club and by all odds one VI ~
most Intelligent fellows who ever had chaise
of big golf course. or,,
Flynn made such fine job OF the woIN
last year when the national amateur ILL.,
pionship was played at Merton that grass
koeners and chairmen Of green cominttees
from all over the country ran over TO Merlon
after the tournament to see what ne rau
done. Re is an expert on SOIL conui'loi,s @
He dos no guessing and when ne uoeo
something he is as sure OF results as no IaiI
be. II takes nerve to transplant Two sl1on'
a month or two before national cnampioh-
shin but that is what he did and when tne
cbarpionship came along no one could nave
told lust where the sod had knitted. ne
took turf right out of the rough ano trans
planted IL on a putting green and got very
fine results.
Greens Are Burning Out
lust at this time of the year nearly every
golf course is bothered with its green's NO
matter how much care is taken with thenl
sooner or later the green grass disappears
and in its place are those great ploW"
SPOTS Aronimink had its first blg tourna-
ment a few weeks ago and half the greens
on the course were burned out when II
came time to play the tournament. one
of the reasons assigned was that too mucn
humus was put on them Then followed
hard transforms and on top or them DIS
tcrng heat. The theory advanced was lndt
the humus, whose chief property is creatihs
heat, steamed up the ground to such an
extent that all the grass was Killed
FLYNN does not believe that this has any
thing to do with II and in talk with MN
at the Merton Cricket Club the other Day
he had this to say:
81 have read a lot about greens burning
out in spots and there have been number
of reasons assigned to cover this condition.
but as vet | have not seen correct dag
nosis of this condition. After lot of trials
and tribulatons and sitting up nights try
ing to figure out what was wrong, we dis
covered by the aid of the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington that these spots
are caused by a fungus condition OF the
turf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14
Bob Hoffner Another Surprise

The other sensation of the tournament
was young Bob Hoffner, the youngest of
the three golfing brothers Hoffner is play
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

Miss Rebecca Wells. of Chicago gave anotbar
remarkable demonstration of endurance when
she competed In the Chicago River marathon,
Although she was the only female starter she
finished well up with the leaders. The watsp
was so cold that half OF the starters had TO drop
out at various places along the river ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

bud Goodwin, who IL one Of the greatest svss-,
mers of this country, was defeated for the frat
time In many years in a scratch race last Sal.
urday. Leo Gibel was first TO the line in
the ss0-yard race OF the New York AthIetio
club. held In the creek on Trayers Island New
York. beating Goodwin by a few yards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

-, The cincinnatl q. and A, c. has announced
that II VIII not hold the national A, A. u. long
has come to the front with an offer TO hold the
event on August 20 over hve-mie river course.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-14

elns. DARBY of udlarappls,. who unony-
for distsnee viii Be opposed BY tjsits 3aiISS6.
9;nssf q t1s wSsss's.'s 2 1s;1ssy|ss
The herald., 1917-03-29
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF LAW.

Activities OF the Algiers police in
regard 10 alleged violations OF the
sunday law and the Gay-ShattuCk
have resulted in charges being pre-
ferred against Merrill Cassereino
saloon-keeper. opposite the 81. John
market and Joseph LaBella, OF 1101
Verret street. for violating the Sun
day law, and John p. Vezien. OF Nor
gan street. near Bermuda, for viO-
lating the Gay-Shettuck law relative
10 doors between grocery and saloon.
Anthony Marciante, of $50 Bouny
street, was booked al the Eighth
precinct police station. having been
arrested by Corporal Traub and Pa
trolman Hoffman on a capias from
the Second City Criminal Court
MarCiante is a butcher.
Alleging that they caught him
selling TO whites on a negro license.
Patrolmen Gomez and Maylin. doing
special duty. arrested Theodore Lala
Tuesday afternoon, and charged him
under the Gay-ShattuCk law.
The herald., 1917-03-29
BEIIEEILLE NOTES.

To build the swimming tank each
school in the city is gathering such
funds as may be raised by its pupils
or subscribed by its friends and pat
rons. In this way, in this district,
there will be four centers by which
subscriptions may be raised. viz:
Belleville No. 4 No. > and LaWtOn.
All are asked to help provide this
great general good for all the chill
dren Of the district. At Belleville
pupils are planning TO get pleasure
while raising funds for the tank.
Each group has its own plans. the
execution of which will swell the
fund.
1t is hoped that TO the amounts
the children raise will be added sub
scriptions by members OF the COM
munity at large. especially OF girls
who have attended Belleville in the
past, those who have enjoyed the
pleasures provided them by their
predecessors in school and who are
now willing. in their turn, 10 give TO
the children following them.
The herald., 1917-03-29
Algerines at Law.

Conservative Homestead Assn. &c
Peter Nailhos. \ lots Farragut, Dear
mas. Socrates and kohns property
5000 terms Buchanan.
Mrs. Laura 3. Dassinger TO Frank
II. kIllecn. lots Delaronde. Olivier
Pelican and Nallette $500 terms -
Shields
Chas \. Barnard 70 South y. o.
Light 4 Traction Co II lots Pacific.
Elmira. Thayer and Pelican Ave. ,
other lots in same square, lot Pat,er
son Thayer, Pacific and Elmira. lo'
Ellira. Pacific. Newton and Homer.
PORTION fronting on London s.. in 9Th
Dist. strip fronting on Leonard Place.
also property in Parish OF Jefferson
together with franchises and other
mo,ea5le property boo shares OF III,
capital stock OF purchasing company
valued 800 share.-LeOpCld.
The herald., 1917-03-29
4 DOUBLE SURPRISE.

Last Friday night there was a
double surprise party given al the
residence o. Mr.. and Mrs Prados on
Nerret near Newton street The
first surprise party was given in
honor of the sixth birthday of the
little daughter Camille Prados. Many
children in the neighborhood gath
cred to wish their little friend a sue
Cessful career. As usual amuse-
ments were provided. including of
course bouhtiful supply of refresh
ments and dancing was the main
feature. At the children's party the
following were present: Catherine
and Mary Rosamano. May, Kate and
Frances Guistnano. Audrey Gerard,
Tillie Crawford. Thelma and Will
helm Schafer, Edna Purcell. Edith
Leatham, Kate Guarisco. Evelyn
Schafer, Emma Butt, Loretta SCha-
fer. Marjorie Prados, Imelda Ernest,
Lucille Wolverton. lone Ely. and
Clarisse Vezien; Edward and James
Hibben, Irving Dellam. Fred and
Thomas Hebert, Emile Rosamano
Joseph La Bella, Joseph Guistnano,
Verlin Sutherland. John O'Brien,
Walter Wright, Harold O'Brien, An
drew and Carmelus Kerstens.
The second surprise of the even
ing came when a number OF friends
from the city surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Prados. The jolly crowd brought
with them Perkins Brass Band. The
following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ]. Wright, Mr.. anud Mrs. A.
kerstens. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Matulich,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schafer. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NucciO, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gerard. Mrs. Henry Schafer, Mrs. G.
Guistnano. Mrs. G. Baker, Miss A.
LaBella, Mrs. y. LaBella. Mrs. T.
LaBella, Mrs. a. Rosamano, Mrs.
Anita Calderone and Miss c. Suth-
erland. Mr.. VIM. Drewes. VIM.
Hartman, ]. Scheurman, P. Kennedy.
J. Walsh, J. Guistnano. F. Richard
G. Schafer, A. Wright, W. Bell and
l.. Babin. During the evening vocal
selections were rendered by Mrs. F.
Nuccio and Mr.. VIM. Drewes.
The herald., 1917-03-29
TFYEE BOARD NOTES.

Al a recent meeting OF the LeEee
BOARD Doullut and Williams notified
the board that the New Orleans DTy
Dock and Shipbuilding Company
should be billed hereafter ,or rem
tai OF the dry dock az the oatiure
near the Algiers ferry landing, as
nculIut and Williams have trans
ferred their lease OF The dock 10
that company. The board decided
to notify both parties that no such
transfer may be made without the
boards consent.
River conditions have made the
leyee work on the Algiers side OF
the river so unsatisfactory that the
Clements Construction company
suggested to the board that lis con-
tract be abrogated. Willingness 10
abrogate the contract j. no lega!
difficulties are involved was eX-
pressed by the board.
Kirby Barrett has been appointed
rodman. lake front survey. at sal
airy OF So. 2. 5. Lagarde instru-
ment man. lower Third District
levee at a salary Of 500.
The herald., 1917-03-29
SWIMMING TANK BENEFIT.

a Day in Flowerdom." an operetta
in two scenes. will be presented at
the Pythian Hall Saturday, March 81.
at p. m. by the younger piano pu-
pills of W. c. Thomas. assisted by
their little friends. Some talent
which is always heard here with
pleasure and some specialties have
been arranged in addition to the
operetta. There will be no charge
for admission. A silver collection
will be taken at the door and refresh
ments will be served. thus affording
friends an. opportunity to contribute
TO the Swimming Tank Fund. Ores.
cent Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias,
realizing the value OF the swimming
tank for the children. unanimously
donated the use OF their hall free of
charge. AS the new tank is a de-
servedly popular cause. everyone is
cooperating with the children in
their earnest efforts to make this en-
tertainment a success.
The herald., 1917-03-29
DIED.

HimrI-Ou March II at 1870
O'Clock p. N. Oscar Joseph Himel
died At The age OF siYty-nlne years.
The body Nas SHIPPED 10 Labadievi.le
from the residence II his daughter,
Mr.. Hy Aycoch. AZ Eliza street.
and was buried Sunday morning on
tie arrival OF the Southern Pacific
train.
O'Bricn Sunday, May 25 al
3 o'clock q. n. Harry Z. O'BTien. son
o.. the late ". J. O'Brien and Celes-
tine Meyer. died al the age OF twen-
weight years. Deceased was a ma
tive OF Louisiana. and had resided in
Algiers for the last three years.
The funeral took place Monday al
teruoOn at 3 o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his brother-in-law. Geo. R.
Marlen. $50 AliX street. Intermenr
was in McDonoghville Cemetery.
Langwith-On Tuesday March 18th
at 4:15 o'clock a. N. Joseph 2. Lang
with husband OF the late Isabella ke!-
ly died after an Illness OF some time.
Deceased was a native OF New York
but had resided here for many years
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon al o'clock from his late
residence 232 Nerret street. Interment
was in Lafayette Cemetery No. ].
The herald., 1917-03-29
BASEBALL.

Sunday, April l, there will be a
game of baseball at the McDonogh
vile Park at p. N. between the
TRANSMITS. and Elmer's Candy Kids
two OF the best semi-pro. teams in
the State. A large crowd is expected
10 attend. Ladies are cordially in
vited TO attend. 1t seems as though
the fair sex are taking an interest in
the national game, which was shown
last Sunday. About half a hundred
turned out TO see some of our local
boys in action. Last Sundays game
was played in the morning, which
was little out of the way for some
fans TO attend, but Manager W. Barry
of the TRANSMITS. has the park for
Sunday afternoon, making it posi-
bic for a lot more to attend.
The herald., 1917-03-29
AWNINGS, SAILS. ETC.
BUSINESS PERSONAL

Do no; buy any make o: scales or have
anv repairing done OF any used ones Until
WI, co-s,It Ferre-. There IS a reason. Get
i. postal ss2s Magazine 81. Telephone Up
town 7oS.
The herald., 1917-03-29
PLACED UNDER BOND.

Harold Thomas, 20 years old, OF
317 Patterson street, was arrested
Friday morning by PatrOlman Alya
Jenkins on complaint of Ernest Lu-
Glen. butcher of 215 Pelican avenue,
and charged with dangerous and
suspicious Thomas arrest is the
result of the theft and partial wreck
ing of Lucien's auto delivery wagon
early last Monday morning. Recor-
der Goff granted Thomas request
for an affidavit and placed him I'M
der an appearance bond.
The herald., 1917-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
BICYCLES.

BICYCLES bought, sold and repaired
Go-Ca-t tires put on Sl.00 per set. Con
zales Bicycle Repair and Messenger service.
10 Elk Place, Phone NJ 2259 S-l3-N
The herald., 1917-03-29
ALGIERS FAIRGROUNDS.
SWIMMING TANK FUND.

Tickets are being sold for the en-
tertainment at the Folly Theater on
Friday, April 13. when the entire
proceeds of the night will go TO the
Swimming Tank Fund. A contest is
open TO the children. The boy sell.
ing the most tickets will be presented
with diamond stud buttons and the
girl a sterling silver coin purse. The
three schools will take part in the
program.
The herald., 1917-03-29
GROCERIES

FELIN BORNE, JR., NIL, Plantation an,
Engineers Supplies Pants and Oils. oil
6l3 Patterson Street. Phone AIgiers SIS
The herald., 1917-03-29
Had Heard II Before

Billy. dressed in his best and perch
ed In grandfather's big chair. surveyed
the guests seated about the room. Dur
ing a lull in the conversation a man
said: "Well, Billy, you are a pretty
fine boy" Billy answered, Eyes, they
say / am"
The herald., 1917-03-29
FUND GROWING
SEND IN YOUR MONEY
Algiers, March -. 1917.

Algiers Herald.
Dear Si-s: Please put my son
Ha~wood down for $500 and my
self for $1,000 towards the swim
ming tank fund In my youth, Ike
all Alciers boys. often went 10
swim in the river and twice came
near drowning And when l re-
member the other boys who los,
their lives in the treacherous river l
.eel that any one contributing to-
wards a safe swimming pool is help
ing 10 save life. besides providing a
delightful, and healthy recreation Tor
our boys and girls
Yours truly
GEO. kOPPEL.
The herald., 1917-03-29
Surest Thing You Know

The greatest bore upon this earth
the biggest nuisance known-is he who
talks about himself and his small
affairs alone, when you think he ought
10 listen while you talk about your
own.
The herald., 1917-03-29
inexpensive
NUSSPELLED WORD.

In our last issue. the word Accu-
racy in the ad OF Cyrus Broussard
vas misspelled accuracy and the
word pecifcations" in the ad OF
Thos. Brown vas misspelled 'speci'
ticatOnS." Those 10 receive the ia
cobs candies are Mrs. J. VI. Serpas
529 Delaronde street, Mrs. Haus.
knecht. COZ Slidell Ave. and Miss
Julia Cayard, 24l Olivier street.
The herald., 1917-03-29
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

CIV l OlSTR ICI GUN J.
Haslv ". H,aIy. two rules absolute.
Succession OF Mrs. Isabella Robin
son Quin, default.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Interstate Trust * Banking Co. &c
Mrs. Louis J. Sutherland. lot PACING
SHdeu. Opelousas and Atlantic. $500
cash -MahOnev.
Algicrs Railway q Lighting Co. &c
Charles \. Barnard. t. lois Elmira
Thaver. Pelican and Pacific Ave, also
other LOIS in same square. strip 'front.'
ins London Ave and leonard Place OF
Plantation. also property outside TINS
State. together with franchises ana
movable property $-5e.uo" cash -
Private
Mrs. Auguste FIemmings TO Oliver
Dorsey. lot Teche. Lamar4uc. Nune2
and Socrate. $500 cash-OConnor.
The herald., 1917-03-29
Special Notice
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
N.-.e g., hereby gwen Of ne dissolution
. --e N-h.y Pa.e1c Iu-peo.rr Gap Con-
r4~,. R-.-a Wa g-.a@izti 1-te- the Laws
.: Louisiana and &r-0so..-d = he ely @:
NeN Orleans inch - - apr
CARD OF THANKS.
We Nr>1 g. eN:e"- 2a- e."-e-e %5d near,
:-:r-a, .n- h.ai-e>s and sympathy extended
.i.-..G re illness and 8: -lc death q ~
,.r and ~ ~ ;Ec-. ne .s:e Harry @ B-icn.
>2r-.a. :-a-as are extended - D-. W. VI.
attention and words ID; consolation. All nave
re lasting gratitude q
MRS ". J. o.BRIEX and ,,.a,-
Gaa-a~:eei Garden Hose. cents l.. and
a, Hg>r Nazzel,. ,-nt bias. = cents each.
R. y. PITARD HARDWARE GO; INC:
=, DAUPHINE ST.
DIR. DANIEL A. MARTINEZ,
Dentist.
For-ue. Practitioner Of Philadelphia, Pa,
announces the opening OF his Office Practice
includes the :.eat-ea; 0: diseases OF ehe
gums Hoa-s. 20 - 70 {.
Suite S.. Audubon Building
DENTISTS
DR.. d. {. HEBERT
so CANAL STREET.
Hours a. II. % ?. u. Sundays G % =.
Phone Ma. -sto. New Orleans La. Al
w1-k guaranteed 8: reasonable prices.
5-S-ls
Use Cedar Sweep for Sweeping-no
dust.
A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.
The herald., 1917-03-29
EERNuCELII.

We manufacture ye-mioelli exclusively.
Comparable 10 the imported. Try US In
business . years. Phone Hemlock 1921.
Wild F. Peres, 202s ST. Peter 81. aug q II
The herald., 1917-03-29
SCHNEIDER q KNAPP

Florists. Wedding Bouquet, Funeral De
signs & Floral Decora lions Our Speciality
So Royal s., Phone Hemlock 2472.
The herald., 1917-03-29
MODERN CLEANERS

B. TREADAWAY. Prop.
sIS Verret St Phone A 207 J
Suits cleaned and pressed. S0c.
Suits pressed. 2Sc.
Suits dry or steam cleaned and pressed, 7sc
For a limited time only.
The herald., 1917-03-29

LET US tell you abou, Quaker Automobile
Tires.
A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.
The herald., 1917-03-29
WOOD woRK-DooRs-BLINDs.

When in need OF Factory Work, see Cres-
cent CITY Sash, Door ana Blind Mig. Co.,
Montegut and Marais S.. Phone Hem 1905
Prornpt delivery. p-3-I
The herald., 1917-03-29
PHILADELPHIA HAT CLEANERS
HE MODEL STORE

60 ROYAL STREET.
u-l-H
The herald., 1917-03-29

Latest Style Skirts and Waists az Factory
Prices Skirts made 10 measure. Children :
and Infants Goods
o-l3-H
The herald., 1917-03-29
ENTERTAINMENTS FURNISHED

lie: HIRSIH attend y3g5 wants.
F-,.,--t,,--en. furnished Tables, Chairs.
Table Linen. S,.ve-Na-e. Glassware, Crock
e-y CHARLES HIRStH. 81 Frenel-'en
:: Dep: 4. Phone He1l.5ch IS.
The herald., 1917-03-29

Double Cottage a; 72l-723 Pacific Ave. four
rooms each side. Rents for s7.00-sl, 400
Terms $50 cash; balance $l4 per month. Fur
Their information 500 Verret St tp
ASK TO see the Durham Lawn Roller.
A BALDWIN & CO., LTD.