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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

Mrs. J. H. Slaughter spent the
weekend with New Orleans friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

turned into marketable product in
the form of wood pulp for paper, he
undertook the development of plan
that finally resulted in bringing to
Bogalusa an enterprise that is on
parity with the other immense indus
tries of the city, organizing the
Louisiana Fibre Board Company, with
which he has been identified from
the beginning as president.
To Colonel Wright the credit is
given for the inception of the indus
try and its establishment in this city,
meeting and overcoming many dis
couraging obstacles, not the least Of
which were the trade conditions in
cident to the great war. it was nee
essary to practically blaze a trail in
the development of this plant, as the
refuse of the Louisiana yellow pine
required special machinery and treat
ment. The success of the Louisiana
Fibre Board Company has demon
strated the practical possibilities Of
the methods used and has induced
other mills to be installed to make
use of an unlimited supply of ma
terial furnished by the immense
areas of yellow pine in the South.
The Fibre Board Company has en-
ployed a force of several hundred /
men far wars naxyirar Il, Syala,.;as I. +
sum that has run into the hundreds
of thousands of dollars, much of
which is expended with Bogalusa
business men, hence contributing in a
great measure to the general pros
perity this community has enjoyed.
G. H. Wood was vice-president and
general manager of this company for
two years, and during his regime,
by the installation of special machin-
cry and developing of a new process
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
No Dental Office
Is More Modern

This city is fortunate in number
ing among its professional men DR..
Clave E. Gill, dentist, with suite of
offices in the Washington Bank and
Trust Company building. A gradu-
ate of a school Of dental surgery of
widest renown, a skillful operator,
with years of practical experience,
yet DR.. Gill is alert to take advantage
of any Improvements or mechanical
devices which are of proven useful
ness in order to give his clientele
the benefit of the latest methods in
dental surgery, a profession that has
made wonderful strides forward in
the past decade.
About two years ago the work of
the office throughout was greatly
improved by installing new electric
operated equipment, which repre-
sents the last word in modern dental
surgery. All tools, and even the air
used when drying cavities, being au-
tomatically sterilized, insuring abso-
lutely against chances of inoccula-
ton from imperfect sterilization.
With determination shown to
give clients the very best service pos
sible, personal skill in operating
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
G. F. Poole Is
Expert Undertaken

A decade in the business retrospect
CT Bogalusa means much more than
the same length of tine in the ma
jority of Southern cities and anyone
with this number of years in the
community is entitled to be consid-
cred one Of its pioneers.
After about four years Of practi-
cal experience in the undertaking
business, Mr.. Poole moved to this
city and established himself in the
north section, combining a general
livery with the undertaking and en-
balming work. The rapid expansion
Of Bogalusa has required CORE
spending increase in equipment and
additional housing facilities, until to-
Gay the large property extends from
Austin to Memphis streets, with the
office at 116 Austin street. One of
the plans to be considered for the
near future will be a new and mod
ern structure, with chapel and all
the features of the most up-to-date
establishments found in the large
cities.
Mr.. Poole has considerable num-
Der of horse-drawn and motor vehi-
Giles, being able to meet all the re-
quirements in this line, not only of
the city, but the country hereabouts.
The stock carried of caskets and sup
plies is very large and at range of
prices to satisfy all.
With over fourteen years expert
ence as funeral director, a practical
knowledge of every phase of the
business, members of the Louisiana
State Funeral Directors Association,
owning the large property and build
ing necessary to the many require
ments of his work, and an extensive
acquaintance, Mr.. Poole can be
numbered among the representative
men of the parish and one to be de-
pended on to assist any movement
for the general good.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
HARREEL GROCERY
CREDIT TO THE CITY

Although a resident of Bogalusa
for eight years or more, B. B. Har-
rell may be considered one of the
latest recruits to the business life of
the community, having opened a
store on Columbia avenue, near
Fourth, February s.
Here will be found a very COM
plete line of staple and fancy gro
ceries, fruits, vegetables, butter,
eggs, feedstuff, cigars, tobaccos, soft
drinks and such miscellany as the
trade in this vicinity may require,
new lines being added as the demand
warrants.
Mr.. Harrell has very wide ac-
quaintance in the city, having been
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

a member of the police force IS
about three years and coming e r
galusa when the site Of the prs
city was beginning to emerge n
the primeval pine forest.
Fresh country produce will p 5
specially, buying direct from
farmers, and Mr.. Harrell Is prepA
to supply all table Requirements
GLIDING meats (smOked ana 49,
live poultry, a fine grade q
parched and ground pure CORES
will make deliveries anywhere ~
city, giving the most careful -.
ton to orders by phone or nes.s :. 81
He is Louiisanian by 0lI'n -.
a firm believer in the great 49, ,....s.
future Of this city and WasA'4
parish.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

second to none, coupled with a repu-
tation for fair treatment and prompt
ness, it is little wonder that DR.. Gill
finds few spare moments.
Yet so enthusiastic is he on the
subject of Bogalusa and its people,
that any project which is for the bet
torment of conditions and advance
ment of the city and vicinity and is
sure to have his cooperation, fire.
quently making sacrifices of valu-
able time and energy to help along
the movement.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

variety of healthful refreshments can
be served from this fountain.
Other sections of the store are
equally well stocked, including such
leading lines as the Fuerst and Krae-
mer and Jacobs Candy Company can
dies, both in the various-sized boxes
and in bulk-always fresh; also a
fine selection of stationery, school
supplies and toilet requisites, togeth-
er with all the popular brands Of
c.gars and tcbaeeos.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
COY CORNER ISPOPULAR PLACE
ANDONLY SERVED PATRONS

this department, depend on its being
served in an attractive and palasable
form and that only the purest fruit
syrups are used. The ice cream in
all flayors is the best obtainable, and
should you be accompanied by a
friend, tables are at hand for chat
while the order is being prepared.
It is really surprising what a great
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

In some lines of recall business
there is current belief that "1oca-
ton is everything" Hence with a
salesroom located at the busy corner
in the Tate building, opposite the
depot, an attractive display Of stock,
courteous treatment and a talent for
good merchandising, the success of
this enterprise was an assured fact
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

ty was blacksmith, horseshoer and
wheelwright, which in those days in
Guided wagon-making as matter of
course, with an emphasis on first
class work in each department.
Locating in what is now North
west Bogalusa, he has had an OPP
portunity enjoyed by few other
business men here Of view the rapid
unroIling of the panorama that has
pictured the building of a modern
manufacturing city in but a few
years. That he did not devote all
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
from the start.

from the start.
The "Cozy Corner" store, of which
Mr.. P. E. Toney is proprietor, has
all Of these qualifications, carrying
just such line Of refreshments and
miscellany as the discriminating pa
tronage require. The most striking
feature as one steps inside the store,
is the beautiful marble soda foun-
tain, which proclaims its cleanliness
and creates a desire for some Of the
appetizing and refreshing contents
which are dispensed therefronl.
Whatever may be your choice from
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
BELIEVED IN BOGALUSA;
SEES GREATER THINGS FOR FUIUI

Back in the days when the site of
the present modern city of Bogalusa
was group of heavy forest tracts,
1905 to be more definite, A. M. Ce-
sario came from Mississippi and
started in business here. His special
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

About ten years ago, when visit
ing the mills established here by the
Great Southern Lumber Company,
Colonel George R. Wright was i'm
pressed with the immense quantity of
unavoidable waste material incident
to the operations of even the greatest
and best organized mill in the world.
Believing that this refuse could be
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27
FIRST PAPER MILL IN SOUTH TO MAKE PULP
FROM YELLOW PINE IS LOCATED IN BOGALJSA

the quality and capacity.
The substitution of crude oil in
place of wood fuel is now in contem-
plation.
With the business world finding
more and more uses for fibre board
containers, an unlimited supply of
raw material near at hand, with a
plant thoroughly equipped and organ
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

of manufacturing, the output was inn
proved and the capacity of the mills
greatly increased, until they have be-
come a very important factor in sup
plying the fibre board needs of the
country.
R. j. Cullen, the general manager
of the company, is an expert in paper
production from wood pulp, with a
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

of his energies and time to wals
the building of a wonder city i =
denced by the record Of much
turned out at his shop, which ii
enlarged and time-saving maehlA
added as the increasing trade y
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-02-27

quired, until today his 10 the leadns
establishment of its kind in the T
cinity.
Honesty and hard work, giving q
patrons the advantage Of his en-
supervision and a square deal Bee
won host of friends and very Wl
circle Of business acquaintance
Mr.. Cesario has considerable prep
erty holding and is man who 81
always be depended on to boost e
Bogalusa and Washington parish
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
MRS. ,JEANETT-

PIANIST, CLAIRVOYART.
Guaranteed to read your entire life. pasts
present and future. She asks no questions.
but before you utter a word she tells wat
you called for, names OF friends. snemis5s
tells how to gain success in business.
health, courtship. marriage, divorce. tells
you what part OF the world will be sue
ceSsfuI for you; advises how 70 gain an1
hold good position; Sne tells II the one
you love is true OF false Are you in
trouble? Do you ind the one you have
bestowed your trust and affection UpOa
acting cool and indifferent toward you7
She will remove all obstacles aud tell YOU
how go win and hold the one YOU desire
She Peuhites the separated. locates absent
friends or relatives. Readings, 800.
500 TN ST. ~ ", (opposite Saks & 90. \,
Private PaFlorA Closed Sundays.
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MADAME ALLEN.

RALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
s13 r ST N. w. Haurs 8 A. n. to 3 j. NJ
Guarantees to read your entire nfA
pSSt, present and future; gives true adVics
on business, love, health and family af-
fairs: tells the name Of your future haA-
band or wife: and what TO do to- be sue
eeiEful In life. one visit will pay you fnP
your many disappointments in Others:
she will remove all obstacles and Tell y8u
hsW to- win and hold the one you desire:
che gives advice on ell important afiaiRl
Of lie readings 500; no one in trouble
turned away. money or no money.
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
TO-DAY
DO 1T NOW!
BY
L. G. SCHROE ED E R

The "Boss" went a-fshin' the newspapers didn't get
their customary advertising copy for the past two weeks But
neither dead asleep.
The Boss back and found he could call every one
Of his assistants good and faithful Servants They had
worked hard and fathfuyhad sold number OF houses and
had listed of the best UPTODATE homes,
with modern convenence ranging in price from $4,000 to
$4,000 located in the various sections of the city and suburbs
These houses are now avaiable-some for immediate pos
session. and many excellent investment propositions and
BARGAINS
The liStngS are so that it would cost small
fortune advertise them So take for granted that
will let know what you want you looking for home
WE ARE MOST CERTAIN OF BEING ABLE TO SATISFY
YOU.
Some splendid homes in beautiful Chevy Chase at
cepdona prices and terms also among iStingS.
Save your eyes and the time lost in reading detail adver
GSements in small print by calling personally by telephone
automobiles always available to show properties
L. c. SCHROEDER
6i9 Dist Natl Bank Bldg. Telephones Franklin 52o.52t."
Will Move On or Before Aug. is to IA 18th ST. N W.
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"CEALO Parker"

CLAIRVOTANT AND PIANIST.
Are you in trouble7 Save time and money
b. consulting q natural-born clairyoyane
that Divine Providence has seen Mt 70 bless
tons. but viii tell you about business. lore
or marriages, and what to do to be sue
csSsful in life; oyereomes evil Influence
give luck days and numbers; you viii BE-
wiser and happier after seeing her; salts
faction or no charges; readings. 81. 1911 D
at N W: bet Ween 18th and 18th sts Ia
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MADAM EENORE

Gifted elairyoyant and medium. can ~
consulted on All anaira Of lie. Whsrs
p~4SNe A4Als AAo 41IC-| E1eE A0Nlg1. -
good, Try her No gues8 work or Questions
asked; what she sees aud tells comes tFua-
Satisfaction guaranteed once ~ 18th
st N. W.. two doors nOFth Of PsIals Royal
store. Hours. II a. N 20 ,. IA Is
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MADAM D'ASHMAN.

CONSIDERED TIE MOST GIFTED
CEEIRVOFANT IN AMERICA
VIII help you to decide what Is best kSP
you to do IN love. business. narriags. di-
Voree. changes, travelling; will tell yoa X
you viii marty the one you love, give yo8
lucky days and numbers. See her today.
She can tell you lots Of things you will De-
glad to know. Unlike ordinary peoDlas
Madam D'Ashman has possessed the AZ
'traordinRry power from childhood
D. MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Room IS, 1891 @ At N. W
Cor 13th and G. Next Door to Drug store
l3s
MISS La POINTS, Spiritual AdTiseF, Il
dian psychic, 1O11 stu u. N. ". ,15s
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E...1.11 - q Dlssrios . coa4sis
MADAME VIfgT1lRIA
PROF.. BElMONT

Noted elairYoyant and pianist. Glvea
ADVICE on oo8lneSs matter8s love, hath.
and family aRaifs- Tells name % yea
future husband or wife. tells n one you
country issiuckiest 70 you. What to 40 10
Be Bnccessful IN life. 1915 n. 2. ava II.
y. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read-
The Washington times., 1919-07-12

BUICK-Roadster, late 1918
model; absolutely first-class
condition. See Murphy, 1926
l. ST. NV. Franklin 1866. II
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MRS. BOSWELL;
TO TIN u. N. W.
GIFTED PAL MIST

Call and Be convinced that there is-onS
person in the city Of WashinEton Eho
your every trouble. hope and snTisty. Sni
gives q solution In detail 70 all your past.
present and future affairs. she gives ad-
vice upon all matters OF life, such as love,
c0urtship, marriages. divorce. lawsuits.
sp0cuEtiong and tranGlctionB Of all kinda
see r8dnites the separated. causes speedy
and happy mariana, oVeFeou1eS enemies
and rivals. She lifts you out Of your sor-
row and trouble and starts you on the
path Of happiness and prosperity" SatiB-
q !. ii
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
] PSYCHIC MENTALLsT-PAI
MARTHIA SPENC|FR

HAS NO EQUAL Gifted with q clear IN
sight into human nature which Is moS9
marvellous; she, WITHOUT ASKING A
SINGLE QUESTION, TELLS you OF
YOUR TROUBLES: HOW THEY MAY BE
vent them. How to BECOME REUNITED
TO YOUR LOVED ONE. HOW TO HOLD
THEIR LOVE AND ESTEEM. tells Of ali
sent friends; advises on business, real Is
tate; changes-love, courtShip, maFri9Ess
and divorce, and WITHOUT KNOWING
WHO YOU ARE TELLS YOUR MANS.
Sees everyone and EVERYONE is A SAT-
ISFIED CLIENT.
STUDIO, 924 14th ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
0UT-0F.T0WN REAL ESTATE

,0RTH BEACH. Md. Cnear Chesapeake
Beach)-Small cottage on beach front
Immediate possession: rent or sell TeIc-
phone Columbia 436S-W Ice
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

YOUNG man, 20 years expePienee IN retail
drug business. wants 5000 at per cent
to purchase well established drug business
in D. c. BOX AN, Times office. 14'
PAPERED, rooms IS up; rOoms painted,
- up, CHARLIE PARIS, s02 ". z. ave.
" w. 16s
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$4,000

Will buy my delivery car; a real bargain
excellent condition in every respect. Phone
Mr.. RANDALL, N. 4105. Greg. 5000. 1e
AUBURN SIX-5-passenEer touring; In
good condition. WITT-WI-L CO, 50
N st. NJ T. IL
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Corner on st. W. Good brick build
ing. annual rental $500. Price only
Modern moving picture thester ANNUAL
rental +2.loo Tenant anxious for hve-
year least at $500. Price only S22,50o.
Business corner n. ". section. Three
story and basement brick. Annual rental
over $1,000. All pre-war rents: can easily
be Increased to $500 or $4,000. Price only
$4,000.
Near 18th and SITS Three -story and
cellar brick; hot-wateT heat. electric light.
Annual rental $3.50. Price only i27. 500.
18th 81. corner In section where val
ues are rapidly advancing. Many sales re-
doubled Best future of any property we
know Of. Lot SIS IT. front. Under short
leases a. $4,000 year. Can be doubled.
C St, near 18th. The beet in this sec
ton No leases. Price $4,000.
u St. between 18th and 18th. LarE.
building; no expense; big lot Price
$4,000.
18th St, near IT. Large building. Big
lot Price $4,000.
G st, near 18th. Modern brick building,
occupied by well established business. Big
rent. Price $I35,ooo.
sth st, near y. Valuable conner non
resident owner Want offer.
Pennsylvania ave. between 9th and 10th.
North side. Attractive brick. Rent $500.
Price $4,000.
GARDINER & DENT,
Phone Main lsSi. III 18th st. N. w.
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AUTOS FOR HIRE

TAKE a trip to seashore or
other places of interest in
new I pass. cars; careful
white chauffeurs, at reason
able rates, by trip for day,
week, or month. Special rates
for Out-of-town trips. Person
ally conducted parties if de
sired to Atlantic City, Gettys-
burg, Harpers Ferry, Balti-
more, Annapolis, or anywhere
desired. Call Mrs. Gregg,
1414 18th st. u
The Washington times., 1919-07-12

BUICK, big SIX, Al condition; real bar
gain at 1915; any time. IS Randolph
place N. w 1Ss
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

AUTO TOPS and trimming e an kiads.
Mica Mica PCT IN curtains Wills you wait
THE KN0ST AUTO TOP Co,
4Ss No. Ave. N ". Main ssI5.
The Washington times., 1919-07-12
FOR RENT-FARMS

FARM FOR RENT-Steady reliable tenant
VIE torSe and team 10 woTL my farm Of
geo acres near Marshall Hall Md RIonE
che Potomac river house Gnu all necessary
buildings, Immediate poEsrssion given
Apply To- MRS r.. Il. ELLIOT 7. 46b X -
3 ". Washington. p. c. So
WANTED
The Washington times., 1919-07-12

PARM. small, nearby Va; 5000 or less;
win pay cash and stock clear and non
agsessabie. BoxA-tsl, Times office. is'
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FOR SALE-LoTS

ONE BLOCK Of land containing 90 900 50.
tt suitable for trucking. near Takoma
See MR., LOHR. 266 Carroll St. Takoma.
lSS
The sun., 1919-05-28
Chicago as a
JObbiIlG Center

Chicago Is unquestionably the most re-
markable distributing center in the
United States. From Chicago railroads
radiate like the spokes from the hub
Of wheel to every corner Of the ma
ton. Under the direction Of the Chi
caso Association of Commerce the most
astonishing and efficient package car
system In the world has been instituted.
Freight Is forwarded from all over the
Central West to Chicago to be sent
throughout the Union In these package
cars. BY means Of them Chicago whole
salers and manufacturers are able TO
reach cities distant from Chicago and
close to New York much quicker than
they can be reached from New York.
For hundreds Of miles around Chicago
all business faces this city. No rail-
road runs through Chicago; every one
that touches the city terminates here.
making It by far the greatest railroad
center in the whole world.
The sun., 1919-05-28
Population of the
CHICAGO Territory

Total is ,496,251
t-this is a total white population
twice as great as the population
Of Canada.
e-twice that of the six states of
New England.
approximately half that of Eng
land, France, or Italy.
-more than the combined total of
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and
Holland.
e-more than the entire white pop
ulation of the eleven southern
states from Virginia to Texas.
A conception of how great this pop
ulation really is is gained from an
analysis of one of its component
parts-the city of Chicago, which
has a population half that of the
entire contiYent of Australia. With
In the 200 oquare miles of Chicago
arc 20 be found approximately
100000 more people than dwell in
the n 900 square miles Of the fol-
lowing seven states which extend
two abreast from Canada to
Mexico:
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming,
Utah, NeUada, Arizona,
NesO Mexico.
Not only has nature showered
blessings richly on this territory, but
all natural advantages are being full
iy developed. It is also notable that
the development is being made by
those who live in this territory.
The tremendous volume of wealth
annually created by the soil and
the people of the Chicago territory
Is possessed or spent by. those
people.
This means high average pros
perity, which was sharply evidenced
by subscriptions to Liberty Bonds.
The Seventh Federal Reserve Dis
trict, of which Chicago 10 the CEN
ter, contains only 14@o of the pop
ulafion of the United States, but
furnished 1870 of subscribers to
Liberty Bonds.
A group of millionaires does not
make a rich community, but hum
sireds of counties, each one capable
OF creating millions OF dollars
worth of new wealth each year, do
make truly rich community and
entirely desirable market.
The sun., 1919-05-28
Buying Power i'm
Chicago Territory

considering the buying power Of
The Chicago Territory.
Although The Chicago Ter
ritory occupies only one
eleventh Of the area of the
United States and has one
sixth of the population, it
produces one-ffth of the
crops, one-ffth of the manu-.
features and has one-ffth of
the total rUealth of the nation.
The buying power of The Chicago
Territory is due, primarily, to these
fundamental, enduring advantages:
Rich soil.
Ideal climate for crops.
Coal, iron and copper mines.
Oil and gas uells.
Clay, granite, Limestone, etc.
Lake and riOer fisheries.
A central location.
Wealth of the five states of The
Chicago Territory, as compared
with the total wealth of the United
States:
The Chicago Territory. IS 49, 62, 334,8Sz
Remaining 43 states and Dis
triet Of Columbia. ...... 130,276, 736,23S
Total for United States. 80. 1S7, 1884, 900
Percentage In the Chicago
Territory ............. 2olh9s
The increased prosperity of this
section during the past two years
is indicated by the following COM
parison of the 1916 crop with the
1918 crop, showing an increase Of
almost 1920.