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The herald., 1921-10-20
A. BENINATE & co.
305. Homer St.

When you have kodak tnlsh-
XII ing here is a man who wants to
see you. Here is a camera
supply company that supplies every
thing for the amateur photographer,
the Eastman Kodaks and films, where
kodak finishing is their business and
not a side line. Everything in maya
zines, stationery, souvenirs, city view
postals, and picture frames are made
to order. The proprietor Of this
camera supply company was formerly
on st. Charles street in the same line
Of business, but is now located on Ba-
The herald., 1921-10-20
LEWIS DRUG STORE
Charities & Canal

- a What is the name OF the jew
81 elers whose store has enjoyed
a large growth during the past
year and where is it located? \ very
satisfactory place to trade where you
can depend on the quality of anything
you buy with prices always most req
sOnable Who handles a nice line OF
diamonds, pearls, watches rings and
jewelry OF every description. In fact
their display is complete in every
branch of the jewelry industry, aud
they are specialists in manufacturing
monogram work. They do watch and
iewelry repairing of all kinds III a
most satisfactory way. This neat
looking iewelry store is located on
North Rampant street. in the zee
block What is the name AID ad
dress?
The herald., 1921-10-20

But would not tax On bachelors
confirm them in fancying their state
q privilege?
The herald., 1921-10-20

The Greeks are still threatening to
take Constantinople, but are not
making any flying start.
The herald., 1921-10-20
H. A. CHRISTENBERRY
74S St. Charles St.

40 Who was the pioneer in the
~ dying, cleaning and pressing
business in Algiers. His shop
is located near Opelousas Avenue. He
has several delivery wagons-auto
trucks and messenger boys for his
big trade They dye, clean and press
ladies and mems hats and clothing.
They have latest machinery for doing
this work well and satisfactory.
o. DORSEY
III Tacha CT
The herald., 1921-10-20

Police records continue TO demon
strate that a little liquor is danger
Gus thing.
The herald., 1921-10-20

No matter how deaf a woman Is,
she can always hear a man say Il love
you"
The herald., 1921-10-20

Peace is established, but several por-
tons of Europe resOfutely refuse 10
enjoy it.
The herald., 1921-10-20
AHLBERG BEARING co.
726 Cyirod St

p One of the largest grocery
u stores on Teche street has a
separate department devoted
exclusively to Delicatessen. Good
nlngs ready to eat" This depart
nent Is in charge of a special clerk.
lou may select here many things for
quick meal-Bacon, Ham, all kinds
VI cheese, sausage, tongue, pickles
Condiments, pork products. You
know us.
The herald., 1921-10-20

Retiring pessimistic rumors from
circulation will do much TO put money
into it.
The herald., 1921-10-20
FRANK CHERRY
7l2 Teche St.

"a" You get what you ask for.
~ This is the Slogan OF one OF
our leading drugg SITS They
make it a point to carry out this Slo.
gan to the very letter The propri.
etor says We are going to give our
customers what they want and if we
haven't got it we will get it." Who
is the proprietor of this store located
at the junction Of several streets. ,
AUG. CALDERARO
Bermuda & Eliza.
The herald., 1921-10-20

~ y lot of people Oyershoot the
mark when they try to explain
the high cost of living In
most instances a good part of the ex-
ira cost goes to the landlord for the
use of his building. Such. however,
is not true of this modern and SAM
tary grocery of which We speak in
this number. 1t carries a full line of
fancy and staple groceries and table
delicacies, meats. etc, and their tele-
phone is as central as anyone's, and
deliveries are always prompt. Prices
well there is no need to talk of
these, for customers know of the say.
ings offered here. An order placed
here generally gets everything needed
in table SUPPLIES. On Belleville street
and is called La (-?-) Grocery
What's the full name?
The herald., 1921-10-20
SAM ALLEN
918 Teche St.

m What is the name and address
I'll of the new Bootery on Caron-
delet street which sells Mems
Shoes exclusively and guarantees
100 per cent leather in every pair.
II is the Bootery that says Wear
Good Shoes-But Don't Pay Too Much
For Them" 1t is a new store, mod
eled upon new lines of merchandise
ing. where the popular styles FREEDOM
mate and popular prices prevail. 1t
is a store that buys for cash and
sells for cash-plainly speaking
High Price Knockers" The propri-
etor for many years was manager and
buyer for the shoe department of one
of New Orleans largest stores.
Among men this Bootery is fast gain
ing in popularity.
ROBERTS BOOTERY
304 Carondelet St.
The herald., 1921-10-20

- Who is the man who knows
how in the cleaning and press
ing line on the West Side?
He cleans everything-except fish.
Uses the most modern processes and
guarantees satisfaction. He has been
busy at the cleaning game for 16
years. He makes a specially of ladies
work. If he had a step-ladder long
enough he could take the spots off
the sun and never mar the lustre a
particle. He will send for the gar
ment any time you say, not forget
ting to return them promptly and
properly done, and his prices are
most reasonable. His shop is located
on Teche street, near one of Algiers
largest general stores. What is the
name and address?
SAM ALLEN
The herald., 1921-10-20

The indiscriminate waster is prob
lem as well as the protiteer.
The herald., 1921-10-20

The good ga cost plus days have
given way to the cost Cuss days.
The herald., 1921-10-20
AUGUST SCHABEL
COL Patterson St..

~ Who are the RCOfeTs and Slate
10 Dealers OF New Orleans who
are Always on Top?" 4
firm that handles nothing but first
class material. firm that carries a
general line of roofing materials, but
speciali2es in slate roofing? In short
this is a firm that does roofing IN
all its branches. only expert work
men are employed. and every job is
supervised by the company's Presi.
dent and Manager. Repairing is a
speciality, and they ask the opportuH'
ity to figure on your jobs. Their
motto is Once a roof is laid, it is
laid forever" This firm is located
on Dauphine street. and advertise
only One Telephone" only One
Address" What is the name and ad
dress?
BRANDIN SLATE CO.. INC.
227 Dauphine St.
The herald., 1921-10-20
nj. BODENGER
Seguin & Delaronde

~ Who is the man in New Or
TX leans who is authority on sew
ing machines? Located on Clal-
horne Avenue. he sells machines,
rents them, carries full line OF re-
rairs and supplies for all machines
does repair work and makes his store
and himself generally useful to the
people who use sewing machines. He
is agent for the sale of that famous
sewing machine that originated under
a tall tower in New York. has mus
ical name, and makes utilitarian mu
sic in the industrious family. What
is it's name? Better have one on the
easy terms he gives. He will give
YOU a trade on your old machine. Has
been in business for 81 years. Give
his name and address.
The herald., 1921-10-20

Nature was in happy frame Of
mind when she invented ice.
The herald., 1921-10-20

Give us the name and correct
= address of these Exclusive
jewelers." whose modern Jew
elry store is located but few steps OH
Canal street, on Baronne. Here one
may see the finest and largest display
of diamonds, watches, rings, pins and
iewelry of every design, all of quality
This is a comparatively new store
in business now about a year, and
everything shown is new and positive
ly the latest creations of the jewelers.
art. When you desire the finest and
latest in jewelry, seek out this store.
OF course they do repairing, and the
manufacturing department will make
any article of jewelry to individual
order in the most artistic manner.
M. ]. ROSENTHAL & CO.,
EXCLUSIVE JEWELLERS
113 Baronne St.
The herald., 1921-10-20

rome street, near the Gas Office. 4
name that begins with the second let
ter of the alphabet. Give name and
address.
BENNETT CAMERA SUPPLY
CO.. OPPOSITE GAS OFFICE.
2l2 Baronne St. Phone M. 5943.
The herald., 1921-10-20

AS things are now, skirting a sub
ject is far from covering 1t.
The herald., 1921-10-20
CHAS. HIRSCH
sol Frenchnen St.

- The largest wood yard oper.
. ated in Algiers. Between
Teche street and Brooklyn
Avenue. Slogan is Wood by the
stack or car load There is also a
grocery store connected with this
place of business. Phone Algiers 416.
This may give you a line on the firm
name.
Est. of D. GAYAUT
1884 Grooklyn
The herald., 1921-10-20

Peace is two years old, but all IL
can do Is TO stand loan.
The herald., 1921-10-20

- To be sure it's warm, but
& here's the remedy. What is
the name of the most deAc-
ions and refreshing drink manufac-
tured in New Orleans? Theirs Is
perhaps the largest plant in the city,
and, beyond doubt, the most sani-
tary and modern. One sees the big
Blue Trucks everywhere, and a dealer
is not a real dealer who does not
sell this popular drink. I'm A Bottle
Through a Straw" certainly There's
None So Good" Two words COM
prise it's name, the first containing
five letters, the second four, and the
first letter of each beginning with
the letter &c" Just call the name
of the popular favorite and you can't
go wrong on this one
CHERO COLA BOTTLING CO.
514 N. Rampant St.
The herald., 1921-10-20

The cool summer prophet was .
cheerful citizen while he lasted.
The herald., 1921-10-20
LALA'S GROCERY
Iberville & Franklin SITS.

What is the name of the
company in New Orleans that
puts the bear" in Bearings?
The parent head of this corporation
is located in Chicago, but they have
branches in all important centres OF
the country, and their New Orleans
Office and salesrooms are located in
the 700 block on Girod street. They
have in stock, or will procure on short
notice new and reground Bearings for
any make of motor, truck or tractor,
and they have front wheel bearings
Tor Fords and Chevrolets. Custom
ers interests are paramount, and are
30 treated by this concern, which is
one Of service, a concern that gives
satisfaction.
AHLBERG BEARING co.
726 Girod ST..
The herald., 1921-10-20
LA BONITA GROCERY
sol Belleville St.

~ You don't want wheels within
III wheels; get a strong bicycle
and avoid it. And that
reminds US: Who is the oldest
and largest bicycle dealer South?
He is the man who brought bicycles
back. Has been in the business for
the past twenty-siX years, and has
the reputation of serving all custom
ers well, and is known throughout
the city as the friend of the boy and
girl. He sells the Crown and Tulane
Bicycles, has a most modern repair
department in charge of expert work
men, and a ring at their telephone
will bring their truck. In one loca-
ton, on Claiborne Avenue for twenty.
six years. Give name and address.
The herald., 1921-10-20
GUS BETAT & SON
GIG N. Claiborne Ave.

q A corporation was recently
formed by three very pOpolG-
young men. They all have
the same name and are called by their
friends as Frank, Douglas and Willie.
They are located on Newton street
where they manufacture sheet metal
for many different kinds of business.
Cutters, ventilators, syphons roofing
and sheet metal work Tor steam ships,
etc. They also make any kind OF ar
ticle of sheet metal according to plans
and specifications. They are experts
in their line. Who are they?
BRAAI SHEET METAL WKS.
319 Newton st.
The herald., 1921-10-20
C.. F. ALBRIGHT
1882 N. Claiborne.

Who operates the only eXclu-
~ sive feed business in Algiers
where all kinds of foods for
cattle horses and poultry are sold.
This new place is located on Homer
street near the corner of Brooklyn
avenue. They sell Hay, Corn Oats
Mixed Feeds, Flour. etc. They repre-
sent SOME of the largest food manu-
facturers in this country. Who are
thpv0
The herald., 1921-10-20

sired and monogram work is a
speciality. Take the Elevator" when
you get to St Charles and Common,
and YOU buy iewelry there at a less
price than elsewhere. Just pay a lit
tie down. the balance in weekly or
monthly payments. What is the name
and correct address?
The herald., 1921-10-20

man and soldier. You know Sir Wal
ter
What is the name OF this store?
SUBURBAN DRUG STORE
600 Elmira Ave.
The herald., 1921-10-20
EMERSON BOOT SHOP
418 St. Charles St.

49, What is the name of the big
II Dry goods and Notion Store on
Seguin street near the ferry
landing. It's the first dry goods store
YOU pass on Delaronde street on your
way home from the city. They are
Just getting ready for a big IA day
bargain sale and their advertisement
with prices will be found in this is
sue of the Herald.
The herald., 1921-10-20

- Which is the only Homestead
IS Association in the State of
Louisiana that lends money at
less than per cent. No bonus. No
premiums.
DIXIE HOMESTEAD ASSN
Machecca Building.
The herald., 1921-10-20
G. N. GONZALES
1870 Canal St.

Three former Algerines, all OF
{ the same name, are in the gro
Gerry, vegetable and meat mar
ket business at the corner of lberville
and Franklin streets. These popu
lar boys are genuine hustlers and
will answer their phone at Main 1854.
Who are they?
The herald., 1921-10-20

interesting place in the city to browse
around and carefully select the gifts
desired
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
Ancient Secrets Of Aeoustics.

Of.interest to architects of public halls
is discovery made among tie ruins OF
anciet churches IN France destroyed BIZ
the Germans. IN clearing away the
wreckage Of the largest Of these a Ger
tain number Of pottery vessels of great
age we're found. At frst it was supposed
that these had in ages past been hidden
or lost in the crvpts. But expert exami-
nation revealed that they we're undoubt-
cdfy acoustic vases set in the walls of
the church BY monkish architects e. give
resonance to the walls Old records of
this are eytant and are well known to
antiduaries. but never before had the
complete destruction occurred which
a'ore could bring to light exactly what
they we're Manchester Union
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %. 1921.
AN INTERNATIONAL BANK.

International finance. which never used
to interest the average American at all,
becomes more appealing as this same citi-
zen begins to realize how his own money
problems are connected with it, The pub
lie is rapidly learning that its problems
come home to every community and every
family in America in some form or other.
Accordingly there is increasing talk on all
sides about trade balances. foreign
exchange. and the need of stabilizing
foreign currency. Americans are coming
net only to take a personal interest in
them but to feel sense of responsibility
for them
Two big proposals are in line with this
new trend of thought. One is the plan
.of Frank \. Vanaerlip for a Federal
Reserve System for the United States of
Europe. an international organization
modelled after our own banking system.
financed privately with a capitalization of
81 ,0OGOO0,G0G mostly from American
sources. The other is the plan of Senator
Hitchcock for a Bank of Nations" with
the governments themselves as stockhol-
dcrs and the United States government
putting up half of the 81, 400 100000 capt.
tai
Either of these undertakings would in
yolvc obvious risk to the investors and
would face problems of great intricacy.
1t may be that the American public is not
quite ready to support either 1t may be,
though, that simply letting things drift
means a greater risk, while there can be
no doubt that this country would profit
immensely from any scheme that organ
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
THE "EQUAL RIGHTS" BILL

The final draft of the equal rights
amendment 90 the federal constitution
sponsored by the National Women's Party
has been made public. 1t will soon be
presented to congress and then the fight
viii be On.
The amendment is supposed to cover
only political, civic and legal discrimina-
tons without touching upon industry and
the professions, but for all that it is the
subject of attack by the National Wom-
ems Trade Union League and the Con-
sumers' League. on the ground that it
viii interfere with protective legislation
now existent in some states. Its sponsors
deny that it viii do this The amendment
reads:
No political. civil or legal disabilities
or inequalities on account of sex or on ac-
count of marriage. unless applying alike
to both sexes. shall exist within the Uni
ted States or any place subject to their
jurisdiction.
Just how this measure would interfere
with physical and pecuniary protection
for men and women in industry and the
professions is not patent on its surface.
and apparently it does provide a remedy
for many injustices now existing How
ever. the discussions engcndered when
the amendment comes up for congress
sional consideration should clarity these
matters. The women of the nation should
follow the amendment carefully from now
on to its final fate
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
Today S Events

Two huudrcth anniversary of the birth
Of the celebrated Alarquise de pompadour
Ohio viii open bids today for Il $40
o0ooo0 bond issue to provide for the sol
dicrs' bonus.
The annual oratorical contest of the
Southern Interstate Young Judca assccia-
ton Is 20 take place to-day at Birmingham
Ala.
Washington University. St Louis. to-
day viii bestow an honorary LII. d. upon
NJ IesScra nd. the French ambassador to
the United States.
beginning today and continuing over
tomorrow the University Of Pittsburgh
viii act Is host 10 the eighth annual con
yentiou OF the American association OF
University Professors.
50. Paul which has been under the
commission form Of government since
1914. today will vote on Il new city char
ter which provides to some extent for the
old aldermanic type of government,
Director Forbes of the War Veterans
Bureau has called conference of promi-
neut educators TO assemble in Washing
ton today 10 consider new proposals for
the rehabilitation of cx-ServiCe men,
Plans to bring about the general use of
the metric system of weights and meas
ureS in the United States and Canada
will be considered by the American Metric
association. meeting in annual session to-
day at Toronto.
Adoption Of Il definite program of &C.
ton by the American Library associa-
ton on library revenues. national ccrti-
Ecatlon of librarians and copyright lcgiS-
latIon Is anticipated when the council of
the association meets in Chicago today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
BONDVUIE.

Mrs. Clarence Wilder visited her aunt
in Wardsbcro last week.
Mrs. Harriet Benson is visiting her
brother. Frank, a few weeks
Martha ElIonen came from her work
in TGwnshend and spent Christmas at J.
L. Lackey's.
Mrs. Lutte Briggs Of les Angeles. Cal.
and son, John. Of Northfeld. Mass, are
visiting at D. y. Leonards.
The funeral services of Mrs Carrie
Benson were held in the Methodist church
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Emo ofIiciatcd
Mrs. y. \. Benson and daughter.
Marion. are spending the holidays in
Fair Haven, \. J., with the Ellenbergs.
Rachel and Louis Prouty are home from
their school in Ludlow and Marion Slade
IS home from Leland & Gray seminary in
ToNnShend
Miss Florence Hunt returned to her
home in Vancouver last week after spend
ing ia" summer with her aunt. Mrs. Ar
thur Williams.
Mrs. c. l.. burbank, Mrs IT, O. Cole
man and III. G. Williams returned Mon
day from Round Lake. y. Y. where they
had been to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Florence Clark.
The village school gave very pretty
program at the schoohous" Fridav eve
ming. The room was taStefully trimmed
and large tree was loaded with presents.
The children rendered their parts bcauti-
fully and.much credit is due Mrs. Mourey.
their teacher also Mrs. PFGuty. who
came with a load from her school on the
Manchester road and took part in the
program.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29

Ma made n c0conut pie today. and this
AFTERNOON / saw it out in the kitchin, no
body being there bat me and the pie, and
took Ittle hunk ont Of one side to see
what it taistcd like and then / took
little hunk out of another side to see if
it taisted the same all over, and then /
took a little hunk ont of another side t.
detrack attention from the hunks out Of
the ferst sides. and touite vile we was
eating suppir / keep on thinking of the
Coconut pie and wondering wat would
happin wen Nora hrawt it in with the :;
little hunks missing.
Watts the matter with Benny. nc don't
seem TO be eating mulch. is he sick. or Is
the werld mecrly coming to an end? sed
pop.
Is enything rgng. Benny? scd ma.
No nam, | sed, Me not being sure
thinking. G. | wonder if | better offer t.
go cut and bring it in myself and then
azsidently drop 1t to disguize how it
looked
Being the ony ideer I could think Of
and | sed. Hay ma do YOU wunt me to 90
out and bring in the pie and save Nora
the trubble?
Watts your hurry. were not half throo
suDpir. sed ma. and ! sed. Well wen ws're
tlrno do you wunt me to-
Certeny not, sed ma. And we kepp. on
eating suppir. especially everybody but
me. and Nora toek the dishes out and
then came back looking like a axsdent
saying. o Mrs. Potts waits you think. do
you know that coconut Pie YOU made?
Ne thinking, Heck. good mite. and ma
Sed. Yes yes. wat about it. aud Nora sed.
Well l jest dropped it upside down On
the floor and it was sutch reck l had
to throw it completely out
O shaw. that's too bad. O We'll / Suppose
You couldent help it, sed ma, and Nora
sed. Certeny / couldent. how could | tell
it was going to land upside down?
Being the reason we ddent have cny
cOconut pie for sunpir. me being glad as
enything | had somewile it still waSent
reck. Proving everything sometimes hap
pins for the best.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
In the DAYS News.

To the many degrees which have been
bestowed upon III. JusSerand. the French
ambassador at Washington. by prominent
American colleges and universities. there
Is to be added today an honorary degree
of Ii. ID. from Washington university.
st. Louis. The ambassador is now in
the Missouri metropolis i'm attendance
on the annual meeting of the American
Historical association. Of which he is
president. NJ JUSscrand is one Of the
most remarkable English scholars To be
found among those born and bred outside
more of writer than a dipIomatist. His
literary Iabors have been of so distin-
SllShed character that biographers of
the future are likely TO consider him
more OF Il writer than a dplomatist His
painStaking explorations of the byways
of history have made him an authority
on many subjects about which little is
known. One of his PRINCIPAL works is
tho Literary History Of the English Pco-
pie.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29

him. The question has always been
vcxing one.
- 1t is an act of kindness and con-
Sidcration," said the court. for the owner
of car TO lend its comfort and pleasure
through an invitation to a less fortunate
ucighbor for a ride in the country, to
join a picnic party or to join an evening
at the theatre in a nearby city. This Is
a species of hospitality that should be
encouraged. and the law should not make
an unreasonable hazard of a friendly act.
This is. no doubt. good law. whatever
the faults of its phrasing. Still, fell
low wonders how some other court will
interpret the decision when, instead of an
automobile accident. the case is that of a
guest who has sampled home-brew or
mushrooms There are lot of men. too
driving automobiles in America, whose
very invitation to ride might logically be
construed as AN unfriendly act" And
ought not the host to pay for the trou-
sers his guest ruins when tire must be
changed?