The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-19

New monthly arrival of the cell
ebrated Welworth and Wirthmor
ladies' waists, the best value
known, at $500 and $500. See
them.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Judge Cass Moss, j. w. Was
son, clerk of the court, W. A.
Wright. deputy sheriff, J. F.
Whitley, president of the VIM
field Drug Co., and Matt Milan,
merchant, all prominent citizens
of Winfield, spent Friday in
Natchitoches, when they were call
ers at this office. They are tour
ing the district in the interest of
H. p. Long, who is in the second
primary for Railroad Commits
sioner.
Mothers, come in and let us
show you those Doublebilt, guar
anteed for six months wear.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Misses Florence Versha, Ruby
Roberts, Kathyrine and Elaine
Cappo, of Cloutierville, are four
patriotic lite girls, who are much
ly interested in the Red Cross and
are doing their bit to Aelp the great
organization. These little lasses
live out near a mill and know just
as we'll as the men when pay
day rolls around, and then they
dress like Red Cross nurses and
no one can resist them, and
nicKeIs and dimes find their way
into their dear little hands, which
turn them into the Red Cross
Golfers. The other day five big
silver dollars were collected by
these little girls, and they intend
to keep up the good work.
No trouble to answer phone
and deliver the best oysters and
freshest fish in time for your Fri
day dinner it you order from
S. DIPAOLA.
Miss Ellen Aarens was the
charming young hostess of two
lovely affairs last week, a dance
on Saturday night, when her sis
ter, Miss Josie, assisted her in re-
ceiying and entertaining twelve
couples of young people, who
danced until midnight, stopping
only long enough to enjoy delicious
punch and cake, and at a picnic
on Monday. when her cousin, Miss
Hannah Aaron, was co-hostess.
About the same crowd of young
people enjoyed the delightful day
at Grand Ecore and not the least
part Of 1t was the dandy picnic
dinner. Both entertainments were ,
in honor of Misses Connor. of
Little Rock, and Saunders and
Nelson, of Mansfield, the charm
ing young house party guests last
week of their aunt, Mrs. D. &.
Scarborough.
Tailored hats in Lyons Silk
Velvet, shapes of latest vogue.
Principally black, some co.ors,
simple ribbon trimmings, $500.
MRS. z. G. ROGERS.
B. |. Friedman, our we'll known
optometrist, who is located il
Natchitochcs, will be home Thurs,
day night, September 26th for
three days only, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, September 9th, 28th.
29th, at DR.. Reeds Office.
The above three days only, re-
member; So be sure TO call ard
have your eyes tested.
Should glasses pe neeGed be will
have them made for you correctly
at small cost. If you don't need
them he will tell you SO. So dent
fail to see
B. l. FRIEDMAN, Doctor Of Optics.
Fresh fruits. fancy and staple
groceries, canned goods of all
kinds, sauces, condiments and
everything else needed by house
keepers can be ordered by phone
No. 293, from
S. DIPAOLA.
Miss Beth Williams entertained
a number of young people at a
delightful party just before she
left for New Orleans, to resume
her studies, After a contest when
the names of the Presidents of the
United States had to be worked
out from pied letters, dancing was