The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-10-14

We can convince you that prices q
on the downward trend If you will /
r. US show you the new suits for men al
. youths, priced at $50. 90 to 40. 90. The
v are SOME values.
s .-sEMMELMAN's
Misses Mabel and Pearl Kafi
reached home Saturday from LIZ
a Angeles after spending a deliah
full summer and early fall in Cal
fornia with their sister, Mr..
Hauling.
Just what is needed for the immediat
f. present and early fall in new distinct
: i've styles in skirts and waists at
-LIEBERs
Mr.. Isadore Semmelman reache,
home Friday from New York
where he visited his mother ant
! family while doing some specia
buying for his firm.
Just ask to see those new plaid ant
plated skirts we have just received
they are beauts.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. NJ. H. Carver was called to
New Orleans Sunday night on
business. where his wife and
daughters joined him the next
day to enjoy week in the Cres-
cent City.
The season for fish, oysters, shell
fish is at hand and you can satisfy your
desire for any of them if you call or
phone s. DIAPOLA.
DIR. B. l. Friedman is at home
this week from one of his pro-
fessional tours of North Louisiana,
busy attending to his patrons in
DIR. Reeds Office, where he is al
ways located when in town.
Messrs. Hagewood, PIummer,
Salter, Ethridge, NJ. j. Lacaze.
Sullevan, Holt and Pool were the
members of the local camp who
attended the U. e. v. reunion
held in Houston last week. /!
Remember, we are sole agents for
Knox hats, Hart. SchaRner & Marx |
clothes, Manhattan shirts, Wilson Bros.
combination of the best
in mems goods that cannot be beat.
-SEMMELMAN'S |
Mr.. Sidney Lucas came in from
Shreveport, where he is filling an
important position, and brother,
from Baton Rouge, where
ne is attending L. S. u, for their
sisters wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turpin's guest,
Mrs. H. Grlgg, left for Shreve-
port Monday after spending the
past few weeks here, to visit other
relatives before returning to her
nome in Denver.
FOR RENT-To desirable party a
100 acre farm on Bayou Pierre known
Is the Porter place. Will give 5-year
ease and make improvements neces-
WOOD BREAZEALE,
Natchitoches, La.
Miss Mia Caspari left Sunday
for New Orleans, after spending
! week at home. to continue the
business course that she started at
,ne of the best commercial schools
n the city.
We have had the school boy and girl
n mind this fall. and to help mother
,olve the clothes and shoe problem, we
,ffer Doubiebilt boys clothes, guaran-
;eed for six months service. Kewpie
Twins shoes with the rebuilt feature.
Both are the best of their kind.
-SEMAELMAN'S Il
MIR. T. L. Weaver has returned
rom New Orleans. leaving his
wife still in faithful attendance
lpon her mother, who is doing as ,
veil as can be expected at the (
Couro where she is under treat
nent of specialists.
FOR SALE wo-story hocse, most
location. Thirteen rooms,
creened galleries, sleeping porch, all
modern conveniences, we'll arranged
or comfort and convenience. Apply to
t l. LUCAS. Phone l39.
Misses Edna Thomas. the singer,
nd her accompanist, Ethel Nc
3ehee, of New Orleans. the two
rtists who are to appear At the i
Amusu tonight under the auspices {
f the Boy Scouts, are being en-
by Mrs. Virginia Chaffe.
Hiss McGehee has often visited
Jatchitoches aud will be cordially a
,elcomed by old friends. e
No trouble to get your Friday din $
ers if you see oil the choice fish, :