The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-10-25

" to the proud parents and granC
parents.
New showing Of Coats and dresses
SEMMELmAN' 5
: Our gallant soldier lads are er
joying the week ends with HON
folks and every Sunday brings
number of Natchitoches boys wit
friends from Camp Beauregard 70
a happy day at home.
Beautiful and plain Wersted Skirts
popular prices.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
| Mrs. VIII Shaeffer with. he
daughters of Chicago reache1 aer
during the week after stepping OF
to visit her sister in Alabama, ant
will remain with bst parents Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. Marlborough Will,
her husban9<is at the Officer
Training Camp at Leon Springs,
One ~ the finest lines of Mem
clothes7in America, the Attebury Fifth
Ayeflue clotes. $50. at SEMMFLMAN's
u Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Weaver
reached home Saturday from Dali
las where they went to enjoy the
State Fair and that same night Mr..
Weaver attended BY DR.. Bath took
his son Vey to Shreveport to get
some special treatment--for an un-
usual accident to his collar bone
that occurred that day during the
game of football. Master Vey
was operated on at the Schumpert
Sunday morning and is convaIe-c-
Ing very nicely.
New fall Boots of all feathers and
boots popularity priced.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. Jeff DeBlieux returned
from Shreveport where she spent
| few days with her daughter who
vent up on a visit and was per-
iuaded to remain to teach in one
# the public schools of that city. |
Mems Union suits. very fine qualities |
n cotton or wool. SEHMELMAN'S
Mrs. G. Millspaugh left on Sat
lr1ay with her son Giles for New
orleans to have his adenoids and
onsils removed and reports from
he bedside of this popular lad
tate that he is getting along very
icely. Miss Marie Tauzen of
Shreveport accompanied her aunt
nd is enjoying the pleasures of
he Crescent City.
Army Shoes for service and comfort.
SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. g. H. Pierson entertained
be Cinderellas on Wednesday af-
ernoon when her sisters Mines.
,arroll and Stephens enjoyed the
vening with the club. A fruit
alad, saltihes, tea and home made
andes were daintily served. II
Noveltiesin Crepe de chine hand
erchiefs. SEMMELMAN'S Fl
Mr.. William Payne has return s
from Carlsbad New Mexico 9
here he left his wife with her
ster to spend some time in that |
racing climate.
Black Vice. medium rubber heel, /
ain shapely toe. Flexible soled shoes {
st the shoe for ELDERLY LADIESI
no want comfort and style at,
SEMMELMAN'S =
Mr.. j. Bell of Shreveport was :
He'd to Natchitoches last week I
j account of the illness of his mo-
Ter Mrs. Bell who makes her
ome with her grand daughter I
Irs. H. HI. Turpin and mother d
[rs. Maggie Person n
ne eel ebrated Kirchbaum mems a
othes, in beautiful patterns at v
SEMMELMAN'S. h
MIR. w. +. johnson left on Sat I
day for Texarkana to escort I
lex his wife and children on I
lesday who have been enjoying
visit to relatives at their old "
,mes >
Food and clothing are higher than a
er before, but building lots are still n
e same price. Better ssa Hedges !
Don fail to see B. /. Friedman the i
pert Cptirneterist and have him test !,
ur eyes, at Dr.. Reeds Office Oct. %
Nov. 4. He win sure please You. y
An appreciated donation to the i
I'd Cross was the sum of 1872 q
ON Miss Mary Mcfarland WHO :
We percentage from her sales =,
some of the members of the Red :,
,0ss from a list furnished her BY !
enthusiastic worker of the local ],
apter. .