The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-07-17
OF
FIRST TRADE DAY
Prizes to Be Awarded at
O'clock p. M.

Both city and country customers Of
Opelousas merchants will benefit from
the free distribution on the first
Chamber of Commerce TRADE Day."
next Saturday, July "a. The banks
and the Chamber Of Commerce have
arranged to give away the following
articles: Pair of registered pigs.
Ten dollars in trade, with any mer-
chant who is member of the Cham
Der.
Years subscription. to Modern
Farming.
Five dollars in trade, with any mer-
chant who is a member of the Cham
Der. Years subscription to Star-Pro-
gress.
OF course, the stock and the sub
scription to Modern Farming will on
" be of use to those who are actually
farming and will not be given to city
customers. On the other articles farm
ers and city people will share equally,
provided they are on the ground when
the distribution is made.
Booths to accommodate those bring
ing produce have been erected on the
North and West sides Of the Court
House square. While only a limited
number of booths have been built this
week they will be added to as need
ed and everyone taking advantage OF
trade day is assured of plenty OF
space.
Arrangements have been made with
the stables so that anyone bringing
live stock will be assured Of salts
factory place to show it. The Cham
her itself is in the market for live
stock, to be given at future trade days
and will buy this stock at the trade
day, if 1t is shown.
Every person in the parish, WhC
has something to sell or who wants
70 buy something is invited to come
to opelousas Saturday and sell wha
he has or buy what he wants. Any
thing listed with the Chamber befor'
Wednesday will be advertised in tn
Star-Progress and a buyer will b.
found. il such thing is possible.
Secretary Deyo asks that all VIII
expect to bring produce or stock 10
sale or trade Saturday notify him a
soon as possible so that he can b
! certain that the buyer is on hand.
The following retail merchants ar
members of the Chamber OF Con
merce and viii distribte the free ticl
; cts for Trade Day" with each dolla
: cash purchase:
Bakeries:-F. Del Buono, stell
Bros.
L Dry Goods and Clothing: :-Geore
/; Abdalla, The Bennett Stores, job
/ Fakouri, Joseph Landau, Jonas Roo
/ Ben Riseman, T. Coriel, F. L. sa
doz. ]. stander, M. Winsberg.
+ Furniture:-R. B. Christman, Els
]. B. Sandoz.
Garages:-M. Bordelon, Osie BE
: delon. Callahan & Mornhinveg, Or
v lousas Motor Car. Co.
: Grocers:-J. L. Cahanin, A. Clar
4 r Coriel. J. A. Dejean, N. Fadoal,
IA p Carlo. G. L. Lassalle, T. Marsigl
{. Jean Navi, H. NJ. Roberts, B. L. sa
ders, A. T. sandoz.
Jewellers: John w. Clark, f.
/; Dietlein, R. Mornhinveg & Son.
ID Hardware and Implements;-A'
Id Bordelon. Estate of ]. B. Sandoz.
le Lumber:-st. Landry Lumber c
A. C. Skiles Lumber Co.
NJ Miscellaneous: THE Candy Kitch'
Jacobs News Depot Co.
Everything possible for the conf
and convenience of those who ate
=. the Chamber Of Commerce Trade I
- will he done. Arrangements will
H. made for satisfactory rest room
r commodations for the ladies ana
supply of ice water will be furnish
IN, free.
lie The ladies of opelousasp HI
iss agreed that they will be on the gror
IN early and make their purchases
produce for the next week, as rar
they can do so.
al; The Trade Day will begin al n
L. o'clock Saturday morning and
iss continue until everything shoSh
ot- s,d or until FIVE clock Satur'
evening. The pigs and other aruS
OILS to be given away will be awarded
let thre o'clock and everyone in'er'
ficers have the legal right to spe'