The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-07-27

oNStNAVISs cctlCoRGOplI,
chauffeurs, or any kind Of help? Do
you need a job of any kind? Apply
to Southern Employment Bureau,
second floor Singletary building,
Third street, Baton Rouge, La
A card to the editor from Hubert
Richard@who is at Camp Martin in
New O, ..ans, conveys the pleasing
that Mr.. Richard is en-
Joying the best Of health and likes
army life fine. Ec expects to leave
in about two OF three weeks for
somewhere in II. S. A.
Ray Blumenthal came from Alex
andria last Sunday afternoon to
spend the week here with his wife
and Ettle daughter, who have been
the guests of Mr.. Blumenthal's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Blumen-
thai, for the past fortnight. He will
return to Alexandria tonight.
DR.. P. 7. Thibodaux, who was re-
Gently commissioned first lieuten-
ant in the Army Medical Corps, has
been instructed to proceed to Camp
Greenleaf, at Atlanta, Ga, for pre-
liminary training. He will leave the
latter part of next week, having been
notified to report by August g III
Corporal Felix Fortier, Jr., and
Private Lee Fortier, Of the 156th In
fantry Band, together with Mrs. Fe-
lix Fortier, arrived here last Satur-
day for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Fortier, Sr. The boys returned to
Camp Beauregard Sunday night, but
Mrs. Fortier will remain few weeks.
Save fuel, money, time and Labor
at the same time. Iron IN cool COM
fort with an electric iron. Operates
from any lamp socket Think Of the
great convenience afforded by this
wonderfully handy electric appliance.
Order one today from the Municipal
Light and Mater Commission. It
will cost you only Sd.
Battalion Sergeant Major P. 7.
Thibodaux, Jr., of the 142nd Ma
chine Gun Battalion, is here from
Camp Beauregard on weekend
pass, having come to say goodbye to
his father and superior officer, Lieut.:
P. r. Thibodaux Of the Army Medical
Corps, who will depart for Camp
Greenleaf next Thursday.
Sergeant Paul Bouchereau arrived
from Camp Beauregard Monday
morning on a ten-day furlough and
is being warmly greeted by his nu-
merous friends, who are gratified to
note his fine appearance. He is .
member of CO. a, 142nd Machine
Gun Battalion, and is now on de
tached service with the intelligence
department.
Joe Mistretta, one of the stalwart
young Donaldsonvillsans recently IN,
Quoted into the army, secured i've.
day furlough from Camp Beauregaro
in order to look after business IN.
terests here, returning Tuesday te
resume his military duties. He
"stacks up well IN his unit form anc
gives promise Of becoming first
class soldier. '
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abe. II. Bloo ON en-
stiel went to New Orleans lastSSun'
day morning to meet their brother
lieutenant Isadore Kirchner, WHIT
is presently stationed at Camp Nc:
Clellan. near Admission, Ala, aTle
whose furlough was Of such snorl
,I,,raf.iin,, that It i'd not permit 81:
e !. q, ~ Donal dsbnHiille. III
Bloom enstiels returned Monday at
ternoon.
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No household operation is more O
task during the sWelterIngf sum q ne.
weather than the weekly ironing
Why not do yours IN cool comfoE
with IAN electric irona Banlsf1e'
waiting, walking and lifting; save ave.
fuel. time, money and energy. PIX
price Sc, now on sale at Sd. Place
rouf order with the Municipal Ligh
md Water Commission.
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Stanley C. and Linden B. Arthur
| Of New Orleans, arrived Tuesday at
iernoon for a visit to- their uncle AM
amt Mr.. and Mrs G. Donnaut
bentley. They were accompanied t
Donaldsonville by their father, Stan
LEY G. Arthur, ornithologist OF tn
Estate conservation deEaI ~ eiil !. -:
| to various points in the interior Q
Ir,afourche and Assumption parishes
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/ Pursuant to adjournment on tn
t7th inst, the Democratic parish - ea