The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-02-23
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1918.
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Have YOU started YOUR garden?
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Break your cold or lagrippe with a
few doses of 666. D..
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For bargains in real estate-ten
years time to pay-see Judge Edmund
Maurin.
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Redemption" is a picture you will
remember as long as you live. Be
sure to see it.
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Miss Bernice We'll, of White Cas-
tie, is the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Bloomenstiel. s.
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Don't fail to see Redemption" at
the Gem Theatre. Supreme photo
dramatic triumph of the year.
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Messrs. George H. Richard, Jos.
Gondran and Paul Landry are among
those on the sick list this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jasmin Tobias spent
q few days in New Orleans last week,
returning home Friday afternoon.
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Guess who's going to the curb mar
ket Saturday? If you are from Mis-
souri, come and we will show you.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. We'll, of New
Orleans, are spending few days here
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Bloomenstiel. '....
Henry S. = Savoy, of Paincourtville,
will leave soon for Cupey, Cuba,
where he will be employed by the
~Cupey Sugar Company.
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Many of the popular town boys will
soon leave for that great military
university, yclept Camp Pike, under
the management of Uncle Sam.
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Miss Divide Savoie, after a fort
nights visit to her cousins, Judge and
Mrs. Edmund Maurin, returned Mon
day to her home in New Orleans.
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Il Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thiac and
family moved this week into their new
home in Houmas street, formerly the
domicile of the Dehon household.
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Z Miss Lucille Landry returned Fri
day to her home in Gretna, after
spending three weeks here as the well
come guest of her aunt, Mrs. Felix
sGauthreaux.
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Let us meet at the curb market next
Saturday, and equip our larders
cheaply. There will be on sale meal,
/ brooms, hot coffee and rolls, and
plenty of vegetables
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Richard Melancon capitulated to
the measles this week and was intern
ed for several days. His many friends
missed him greatly and are glad to
see him out again today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hakenjos, af-
ter spending several months here as |
the guests of Mr. Hakenjos's mother, |
Mrs. C. Winter, left last Saturday for |
their home in Ellisville, Miss. Il
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Mrs. Thomas Landry and her little |
daughter, Elmire, came down from
Plaquemine' yesterday for visit to |
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landry, and will |
remain until tomorrow afternoon.
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A regular term of district court |
will be convened next Monday morn
ing. The docket is comparatively |
light and petit jury panel has been
drawn for only one weeks service.
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2 Are you true patriot? Your words
may affirm this question, but we be-
lieve in the old familiar adage that
Actions speak louder than words"
Hence come to the curb market,
March 2.
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There is now adorning the front of
Houmas Store handsome sign which
reads, Burnside Red Cross Head
quarters" donation from DR.. w. P.
Miles to the Burnside Red Cross
Branch.
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]. C. Dabadie, the genial young
manager of Swift & Company's local
,ranch, "bobbed up serenely' Mon
lay morning after having been con-
ined to the house for several days
With spell of illness.
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Mrs. C. Winter went to New Or-I
cans yesterday to make arrangements |
for renting a home in that city, tof
which she will remove about March l
With her children, Henry Winter and
Misses Marie, Lillian and Jet Winter.
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Secretary Manager R. S. Vickers Of
The South Louisiana Fair Association !
has opened an Office in the Grand
Theatre building, and has already be- II
gun work on the plans for the coming |
Falr, which will be held Oct. 8 to in j
Elusive.
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Mrs. John Maher favored the Chief i