The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-11-13

thelr nephew, Mr.. "A. a. Lay ana
family the past week, their first
visit to Natchitoches, tho this ven-
cradle couple are great travellers.
! most wonderful line of at
tructivo Serge, Satin ard Georgette
dresses Of exceptional value
-LIERER BROS.
Mir. j. j. Nixon has taken pos
session of his new home in East
Natchitochcs. that he recently pur-
chased from Mr.. Hines, the form
cr McFcrren Place.
Mrs. w. Hollingsworth Of
Shreveport spent the weekend
with her sister. Mrs. p. NJ. Potts
and Mrs. Robert Potto returned
with her Monday morning for a
little visit.
Mems Stetson hats-the new
Velour-in green, black and brown
The hat for style and service
SEM NELMAN'S
MIR. Steve Brown has arrived
from Denver to join his family,
/ who have been spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Hughes
! ana viii remain in Louisiana until
after the Xmas holidays.
Ladies suits in fall's latest styles,
5ilvertone, Tricotine, elour.
Serge and Sports Mixtures-all
LIEBER BROS.
Mrs. S. A. Pierson of jackson
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Turpin, the first visit to her cid
home in nearly six years and she
lis being cordially welcomed by
many friends.
DR.. L. W. Breazeale, G. Kea-
tor, jackson, Messrs. Yarbor-
oueh, English, Page, Leonard,
Airey, Sompayrac, Hart, E. 2
and 2. Prudhomme, l. T., A. +.
and E. &. Cloutier, Copellar.
and Lambre were among the busi-
ness visitors during the week.
Mems shoes in the famous Bos-
tonan-a shoe in every shade and
leather, and shape tor every foot
-SEMMELMAN'S- |
Mr.. Henry Breda is the last of
our boys to return from overseas, !
having been recently discharged
from Camp Pike, after having
many interesting experiences in
England, Scotland, France, Italy
and Belgium, where he went in
the discharge of his duties as inter-
prefer attached to Headquarters.
We have just received ship
asaNkaf@khaaAla $4,000 - 149Na~1
hyde" travelling bags-l00ks like
leather, wears better, and much
cheaper-see them
-SEMMELMAN'S
S. G. French, of Oklahoma,
representing the Sabine OIL and
Marketing Co.. of Tulsa Oklahoma
with headquarters in Shreveport,
has been in Natchitoches the past
week looking after leases in this
parish. Mr.. French, who is an
experienced oil man thinks the in
dications for a rich field here are
most promising and is satisfied
that developments will take place
soon that will go beyond the ex-
pectations of the most sanguine.
Gordon Silk Hose-all shades
and qualities
-SEMMELMAN'S |
The regular annual meeting of
The Red Cross Will be held at the |
court house Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock, when business of
importance will be transacted.
All the members are urged to be
present.
The announcement that Mr.. j.
I. Sandlin is a candidate for
police juror from Ward One will
be OF general interest, because he
is man who besides being re- |
spectcd as a public spirited citizen,
is recognized as q successful bust
ness man, of the type needed to |
help direct the affairs Of the parish. |
Hazel Moore. who will be heard in |
recital at the State Normal College on |
Thursday evening, Nov. 10th, accord
ing to New York critics, ''Is q young
Colaratura whose voice is one Of more |
than usual power. Her tones are clear |
and silvery and have not the slightest |
trace of shrillness;. to say that the au-
dience was captivated from the start |
would but inadequately express the inn |
preston made by Miss Moore. ."--New |
York Musical Courier.
Every one, young and old, will stop
to listen to the song of bird; and the |
colaratura soprano most nearly an
proaches this miracle of music. There