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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

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Dem Gonpop uptlll2. 0niu Die iib.
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Ole Observation-Disclosures @SotjQS
innclcpohnt, 10 IGNcn nidlt bcltC
mir. ionOcrn England am Soocn
mo mir bdttcn fCincn Tric0cn nor
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Sturfcs StcIgcn Der Ocutidcn lite
rariid)en &rOonftiun.


Gle YrOouttlon al SUderIl unO
3cItINrlltcn bat i'm sabre l92O
8egrn ole oe5 SagrcS 1919 mleotr
t1'en ltarten H''tlN'pnn8 genom'
men DER lalt rlll Srd))'Pi DER 9aII'
gen YroolItt'oN oetraNt, S'r oVI''l
iId) IN sabre I"2o an 'l3atlal''
j2,3l2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &ettv'
je9'n 2''l2l Ill >5aDre 1919. "a
CON Warrll yFEtleri")II0llII5yA III &l''
,l.rn l@o"o (l9i3 i36!ol, llEIl>
anlIageH non @IidleFH $40 ZEE
6l32); 3lii)dl'ilir'l I2'2 u'i3
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S@0nrod@ III %lIdlQaltoIrls%or,fIl.
oI0tt l!clGl 0orlIlter an erltcr StCI
K Die 8ertc 0rr ld'oll'n SIicratllt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Erigcli5encn III Der rnmiuiidEH
Gammcr.

Gle nJieue 6rcIe Yreiie" Qjbl
cine WclOun8 0eS @uoapcitcr 9Ial.
tes rA3 Sit" aus 8uforeii rlucr
Irobe SfanOali5ener IN DER run0
niiten Sammcr Wiebcr, no Dor
&ur5cm iiber ole &critaotli
dung Der 8erte puu &elijo per,
banOcIt war0. Der gctpcicnr Sall.
0lsminiitcr GaSlauamu ion oiciet
&cieuitoit ciHen iibcraua oorteiI
Daften 8ertro9 g1iid)crt mo 81,
'Ntcbrbcit Der &aulnrr fiir Oen Set
rag oaourd) 9eWonncn bobeH Nni
lie Ib9coroNctrn ser Nrglcrunao
1artci uncltBcltllh nelGr Nttirn e.
iclten. ISH Der Eebatte ilbCr 0cn
,'crtrag prpteiiicrtr nm orc Cppo
!t;cu gr0en oclicn Aumabmr HI.
2rildrte. DAP DER ScrtroN BLOB &C
.0nlt iei. On3 &crm0gcn c;niNcr
.lplcor0nctcn un0 Scnntoren Del
2!uGrc$cu.|nrtei 81 ucriHcbrcn. II
l2m oaroui iolaenOcn 9roBrn HGrm
dug DER Nbgloroneie Uoaa MI!
Ger Eeitihc EaSlaunnlI ins 8ciid,!
roIauanu, rlGi or 0abel, babe oas
paus nit NTtiru beltOd)Cn, Gil
56IG9erci wurOc ihlicBlif ollac
mrin. io6ab DER Erdiihcnt Ole Git.
}ltls iflicbcn mNbtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
. D..

Iug. IoclIer mo e. @ngelbredt
erbieItcn lettc ISOLDE mebrcrc Stild
Serforb &oiienbieb.
9aS 1clte @obnbaus OaS Ben
9rinfmam bier errihtcn laBt 9ebt
ictt raid Der 8oIenorng entgcgen.
G8 lit oieIcs oa8 5peite @obnbaltS
oaS bieicn Sommer IN @op 9ebaut
lpltr6e.
Geo. &oicnbcf un6 6arnilie no.
rcn letter Sonntag bciudSwetic in
2inn. Sic modten sic &ciie per
Iltto un6 beridten boB Die RoooS
III Siaec County mtsgc5cidnct iinb.
SrlS. Sobanno Stocbr unO Sil0a
6iCgler rciitcn leBte ISOLDE nod &C.
0alio, mo 0icielbcn iibcr Ole @intcr'
monotc 81, bleibcn gc0cntcn
Sri. @ul0o @ngclbrCdlt fChrtc leb.
tc ISOLDE miCOcr nod @arrCnton 5lt-
rid, I'M ibrc St,bicu i'm oortigen
Central @e8lcDon College Die0er
mtf5unc6mcn.
Sri. Olga &lcin reiIte lctten
Sonntog naA ct. 2ouiS.
Sroll S. %. Stocnner, bon Mtil.
%>palfcc, bcfinoct iid felt mcbrerell
Sogen bier ouf 8eilIA bel ibreu Scr.
iuon0tcn unO 9efonntcn.
Iug. Woellcr rno @attin murOer
lctten Sreitng gbcnO CUR 6eier ibrct
SorSeuon.So65eit bon ibren Na6.
barn unb 6reunoen nit elmer Cur
priic .SartD beeBrt.
CUR 6cicr OcS @cbltrtstageS Oel
@nttin beS ScnrD 8icr1uirtb fan<
IN Der 8obnung Oieies populdrcr
@bcpoarcs letter Spnntag cine lido
ne 6cItlid)fcit ltutt 5u iuclfer id
Diele gfa6barn uutb 9efonntcn Gin
gciunocn bottclt.
GrnIt 9llmcr un0 0ottin, Dol
Berger, un0 0r. GngcIbrcHt uni
6amilic, BON Stonp @iQ, mnrcl an
Sonnto0 bier ol,f 8eill6 bel &cnrl
06cr9 unO 6onilic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
NO BEST BREED OF POULTRY
There Are Three Glasses Specially
Adapted to Production Of Eggs
and Meat.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
There Is no best breed of poultry.
That. at least, is the opinion OF men
in the United States Department OF
Agriculture who nave been studying
the business for years, and have had
experience with all varieties of all
breeds In America. To go among
your friends and ask for advice about
the kind of chickens TO start with
would be about as productive of con-
fiicting views as II you asked for help
In buying q motor car or q typewriter.
Every man has his likIngs. and soma
have good reasons for them, but in tho
end the beginner will have to be the
Judge; wherefore the opinion Of the
department specialists will be about
the best guide: Keep only one vart-
ETY. of breed, and select the breed
that suits your purpose best. Be sure
of one thing-have a standardized
male at the head Of the flock. Such u
bird will improve the quality of the
stock materially. A mOngrel male
will produce no Improvement.
These are the reasons: Standard
bred fowls produce uniform products
which bring higher prices.
Standardized stock and eggs sotd
for breeding purposes, bring higher
prices than market quotations.
Standardized fowls can be exhibit
ed, and thus compete for prizes.
Eggs and stock from mOngrel fowls
are not sold for breeding purposes.
Mongrel fowls are not exhibited la
poultry shows or eXp0sltions.
General-purpoSe breeds are best
suited to most farms where the pro-
ductIon Of both eggs and meat is de
sired. The four most popular repre-
s%entatives of this class are the Ply
mouth Rock. WyandOtte, Orpington.
and Rhode Island Red.
All these breeds. with the exception
Of tile OrpingtOn. are of American or
igin. They are characterized by haV-
ing yellow skin and legs, and lay
b~rown-shelled eggs. The Orplngton Is
of English origin, has n white skin,
and alsp lays hrOwn-shelled eggs. You
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
A Flock OF White Plymouth Rocks--Al
Good GensraI-2urpose Breed,

can get a detailed description of all
fowls Of American origin in Farmers
BuIletiu SOC on STANDARD Varieties OF
Chickens. l. The American Class"
which may be had upon application
to the Division of Publications, United
States Department of Agriculture.
The Mediterranean or egg breeds
are best suited for the production OF
whIte.sheiled eggs. Representatives Ot
this class are bred largely for eggs
rather than for meat. Among the
popular breeds are LeghOrn. Minorca.
Ancona and Andalusian.
An outstanding characteristic OF the
egg breeds Is the fact that they ara
tlassed as nonsitters: that Is, as )
rLie they do not become brOOdy AMI
hatch their eggs. When fowls of this
class are kept, artificial incubation
and brOOding usually are employed.
Farmers Bulletin 8aS, standard Va
rieties NJ Chickens. II. The Mediter-
ranean Glass" tells abOu. this class,
L%anGshans, Brahmas, Cochlns. and
Cornish fowls belong in the meat
breeds, rather than for eggs, and al
though classed for meat are some
times kept as general-purpose fowls.
They are all heavier and larger than
the egg breeds, or those Of the gen
eral-purpose class. and lay brown
shelled z & Farmers Bulletin 1852,
Standard Varieties of Chickens. Ill.
AsiatIc, English, and French Classes
describes the breeds In this class.
Fowls for breeding purposes should
be strong, healthy, vigorous birds. The
comb, face. and wattles should be q
bright red. Eyes bright and fairly
prominent, head comparatively broad,
short, and no long or crow.shaped;
legs set well apart and straight, plu.
mage clean and smooth.
The beginner in poultry will be care
full to nave a home ready for his flOcK
before ne gets II. Farmers Bulletin
$50 contains suggestions, plans, and
directions every poultry keeper should
have. The Division Of Publications
will send II upon request.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Die Guttuidlnns Ses 9inScs

Der &opf 6cs ainbcs lit bel De
burt perbGltniBmaBig gr0Ber ols bel
etner ertuadienen Serion. Ser
Baud lit groB. 8ie arme unb 8eine
fno tur5 uno Die @eine iinb leidt
gebogcu.
8al0 no6 ser @eburt entlpidclt
T9 bel Dem &iube OaS @cfilbl mir
8eriibrum9 unb S%empCrot11r, bus
beiBt eS lpeiB, lucnu es gctrogen
miro, un0 eS umterI6eioet 8Qrnte
WHO &Gltc.
SIN erIten Monot bcipegct iid bic
SGn0e 5ieIloS. Sn 5~lpcitcn Wtouot
Iernt cS, feline SGn0c al ocu Wtlln0
su fiibrcn, rnO cS ucriudt, ben &opf
su bCbcn.
8Gbrcuo oes Orittcn un0 Diertcn
RonatS miro cin &ino anitrenguns
uen MAIDEN, nad) 8egenitGn0en SIT
a~reifcr, uno miro peri1den ouf3rrs
iisen. Dies lettcrc loIlte man nidlt
erlouben, o1lBcr lpcnrl c8 unterItiitt
miro. llngcf1br 3t Oieirr Belt miro
eS onfonGcn, 2elltc ST. crtennen uno
eine cigcnen 8ilen 81 cntlpifcIn.
Gs miro Ifreicn penlt cS un6ufric'
aen, un6 gltrren, iOenn eS glildIid)
IT.
SIN iebIten IOnat fam OaS GtnO
auf cinige @inltten oIlein aufiibcn.
Gs miro oIleS crgrcifen maS i'll Den
8erei6 ieiner raItlOIcn Singer &C.
lnngt. Gs fGn9t iett al geicai1
gu meroen, un0 miro 81 ipre6en
ocriu6en. in0cm es oofoIiIdc 2ortc
pon ii6 9ibt.
3piidcn bent i~iebcnten un0 nciln.
ten Rouat miro cs frirdcn unb Mi
%Itrengun9cn modem, oltf3uItebcn
gs ma6t 8cluegllnQen nod uto frCut
1tb iibcr sic Nlfmcrtiomfcit I'M
Gpnpotbie, sic man inn 5ei8t.
3Diidcn Dem nuuntcn lnO dlpOlT
hem Ronot, lcrnt C8 81 Itebcll, lulG
SDiI6cn Dem 3m6liten unO Icd)5cbn
ten Ionot nlodt c5 @cbperiude. s.
entpitcIt 0ns &crlongcn, 51 gcfol
ZEN uno OieiCr 3llg fiibrt ST 8olg
lumfcit. Sic unO ga lit es nit Il
Ronoten imItoubC, Gin pnnr 8ortt
ga iagcn.
Gin &ino bat fcin nloraIiIdc3 @e
tabI fir @ut oOcr SGic3; es fOlg
1n4r Icincn $nitinften. Cine dltcr'
&eion mtB c8 Dor llnbeil bcbiltcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

S. s.. 6aienritter
Scrmunn, @o.
Suwelier uno @ptOmetrit
allgcn frci mntcriudt nnO Srilcr
ODER au9cngldier ufurat anGcpnbt.
so Sabre auf OeinIcIben 8Inse an
ser SrontitroBt. &ernlonn, yfo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Coles Greet.

gug. Sperm mar an Sonnta9 in
Scr SmisS Gndbarihoft auf 9eiu6.
Srgo Stride madtc OH Somtog
cine I%lltofobrt nad 8ap.
9o8 Gan5per9rriigen. oas lesten
Soustag abcn0 auf Dem 8m. Saes
Blose Itattfano. luar red}t 5ablreif)
beiltdt.
Serbcrt Gtref unb @attiu, bon
WorriIon ~Itottetcn letten Sonnta9
Der Camille 8u. Sperrp cinen Sc
Il,d ab.
9lue uniere Sorncr iin6 jcbt fleiBs
ia am 8ei5eniden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

unO cS lenten, ooS ridJtige 81 tlin,
bis c5 icIbIt gu lernen imIton0e lit.
ga ungccigncte Nobrung elmer
Der Soltptgriinoc elmer unridtigcn
Gntpidlung 6es &in0cs ietn fam,
muB icbr bicG SOrgfoIt ouf Ote rid.
tigc g%rnGbrung 6e8 &inocs berrpen'
oct lper0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
lNFERTlLE EGGS KEEP BEST
Are Preferred for All Purposes EXCEPT
Matching and Can Be Kept for
Longer Period.

Ordinarily all eggs will be infertile
after The male has been separated
from the flock for two or three weeks.
Infertile eggs will keep much longer
than eggs that are fertile. and are
best for all purposes except Matching.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Stpng Silt.

Nlld in oieicr @c8cno lit icbt,
nn6Oem On5 2unO micocr abgctrod-
net lit, jcOcr 6ornlcr flciBig 0oran Die
@ci3cnfelOer cinSuiacn.
&nl. @ltmpcr, bon ct. 2oui8, III
gc0cnm1rtig bier ouf 9eIud bel ici.
men Serpon0tcn.
8uIt. Scicnlann ull6 6annilic Itot,
teten lettcn Sonntag 6cm Go. SduI.
tc, I'M 8crgcr,@ Bottom. cincn 9cIud
ab.
Sobn 0tarpin unb Sacob Sod u1o
6amilic lporcn onl SonntoQ in Giraffe
auf 8eiu6 bel Ben Sod uno ia.
Mile.
0aS id0ne 8etter lodtc lcttcn
Sonntog Seoernlann DeraulS un6 ullc
alltos paren nuf 0cm @ege 81 nabcn
oocr fernen 8eiuden bel Scruuno,
ten ODER 9cfonnten.
8m. Sonbcrs f6brt eegcnipGrtig
9retter un6 8aIfen aus Der Stonp
- -
Sill Sagcmiible mad Berger.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
MANY HAVE THEIR
TONSILS REMOVED

Thirty-four operations were per-
formed at the Bogalusa Hospital last
week. Fourteen Of them were major
operations and the balance being for
the removal of tonsils. Following is
a list. of persons who had their ton
sils removed during the week: Paula
Mckinney, 526 Avenue D; Colleta
Manesh, Columbis Street; H. P. and
Louis Olsen, Avenue F; Doris Mat
son, 9O1 E; Ben and Charlie Cola,
Columbia Street; Rosa Golomi, 453
Avenue T; James Pownall, 619 Ave
nue. B; Genevive Hernandez. 239
Superior; Lena Csih, Rogers Street;
Mrs. C. A. Cordell, 933 Avenue E;
Margaret Alexandria, 745 Avenue D;
John Pope, Rogers Street; Edwin
Thornhill, 61S Avenue c; Joan
Powers, FOG Avenue G; Miss Will
lard Smith, 500 Avenue E; Adeline
Thornhill, 543 Avenue c.; ]. E. Nc
MILAN, N. o. G. N. Audit Office
Mrs, c. B. Tyrone, sos Avenue E.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
Studebaker Car In
Accident Saturday

A new Studebaker car was dam
aged to the extent of about $3.50
when it turned turtle over the en-
bankment near the culvert between
the dairy and Longview farm, on the
new highway Saturday night. The
three occupants, w. F. Simmons, OF
the w. F. Simmons Motor Company,
Fleet Willoughby and Mr.. Kraft came
out unhurt, Simmons suffering
slight cuts on his hands from the
broken windshield.
The accident took place shortly
after dark. Mr. Simmons was taking
Kraft, a prospective purchaser out
for a drive, displaying the merits Of
his car and Kraft was driving. I'm
accustomed to the car, in attempting
to get close to the edge of the road,
to allow another car to pass, Kraft
became excited, and mistaking the
accelerator for his brake put on
speed, and in jerking up the emer'
gency brake, plunged the ear over
the embankment. The machine was
going so slow at the time that it
turned over but once, and although
bending and smashing the top and
windshield, did not injure the occu-
pants in the least.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
SWIMMING CONTEST
AT Y. w. SATURDAY

Girls interested in. swimming are
to to sign up for the Swim
ming Meet to be held at the Y. w. e.
A. pool, Thursday night, July %.
There will be two classes-Class A
for g voslrire
for girls over fourteen, and Class B
for girls fourteen and under. The
meet viii consist of reacing the
length of the pool and back, using
al breast stroke, ~ back stroke,
Isl side stroke, (4) single over arm,
and (5) free style; also (6) an OPP
tional dive. Points will be awarded
winners of each race and the dive,
firstg receiving five points; seconds,
three points; thirds, one point. The
girl from each class receiving the
greatest number of points wins the
meet and the first prize; girl receive
ing second greatest number of points
second prize, and the girl receiving
the third greatest number of points,
third points. So get in the swim and
win the meet.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
Many Desire Big
Natatoriurn for City

Several of Bogalusas prominent
citizens are agitating movement to
have the city erect a natatorium be-
tween the Garden Theatre and Bogue
Lusa Greek. There is something like
$50 gallons of pure artesian we'll
water going to waste every minute
from the citys pump station, that the
city is unable to use, and it is be-
lieved that the waste could be put
to no better use than to supply water
for a natatOrium where the citizens
of BOgalusa could enjoy a cold
plunge.
The proposition has met with the
approval of a number Of citizens, but
one of the city fathers objected on
the ground that the city would be
liable for a number of damage suits,
due to the fact that car drivers cross
ing Avenue A bridge are less apt to
keep their mind and eyes on the bust
ness at hand whilst mermaids and
nymphs splashed about in the big
pool nearby the bridge. However,
the proposition will be brought up at
the next meeting of the Commission
Council for their opinion of the mat
ter.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
DOLLAR DANCES TO
START SATURDAY

The first of a series of Dollar
Dances starts next Saturday night at
the Armory on Avenue B. These
dances will be held regularly every
alternately under the aus
pices of the American Legion and
Troop A.
Blanchards Jazz Hounds is the
only jazz band in the country at
tempting to play syncopated sym
phonies with but four pieces, and
those who have heard the strains of
the Hounds musical endeavors admit
that they are all there with the goods
and they will furnish the music at
these dances.
No true lover of Terpsichore will
miss an opportunity to attend this en-
tertainment, and with the floor in ex-
cellent shape and the band going
strong it promises to be one of the
most enjoyable events of the sum-
mer season.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
TENNIS CLUB PLANS
A BUSY SUMMER

The Bogalusa Tennis Club, under
the guiding hand of President Thorne
Deuel., is beginning to get underway.
The various committees are making
plans for carrying on the work of the
club and promoting tennis in Boga-
lusa.
The tournament committee an
nounces that matches will be held
with the Sones Brothers, represent
ing Angie, and with Dorrhan Corkern
and Hos Keaton, representing New
Orleans, some time in the next week
or two, and that the social committee
is planning to entertain the out-of-
town visitors and the members with
a tennis tea following the matches
that evening.
Plans are also underway to afflll-
ate the local organization with the
National Lawn Tennis Association
and possibly Bogalusa may develop
some material for the American team
of four players to defend the Davis
Cup in the international Matches.
If space for the regulation course
can be secured, the club could ar
range to hold a tournament annually
to decide the championship q Louis
lana, and it might even be possible to
hold the Southern championship
matches in the Magic City.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
Forestry Station
in New Orleans

Southern timber and the various
uses to which it can be adapted will
be studied by staff of technical for
esters working out of forest expert
ment station to be established in New
Orleans by the United States Forest
Service it was announced Wednes-
day.
The experiment station will be
under direction Of r. D. Forbes,
whose resignation as superintendent
ment of Conservation becomes effec-
tive Monday night. Mr.. Forbes viii
leave Monday night to attend the
Southern Forestry Congress in At
lanta, and will assume charge Of the
Southern Forest Experiment Station
Immediately upon his return.
Associated with Mr.. Forbes in the
forestry research work will be Len
thal Wyman, at present connected
with the Texas Forestry Department,
and w. R. Hine, graduate of the
Cornell Forest School. After the work
gets under way twelve technical for
esters will be assigned to the local
station, it is expected. Headquarters
will be on the second floor Of the
custom house building.
The activities of the experiment
station will extend throughout the
Southern States, and an initial ap-
preparation of ST., 900 has been made
by Congress to carry on the work.
Two other stations will be established
immediately-one in Asheville, N. c.,
the other in IdahO-and it is under
stood other stations are to be estab-
lished in the future.
The results of the forest expert
ments will be placed at the disposal
Of the timber interest, who will be
asked to cooperate with the govern
ment workers.
One of the endeavors of the exper-
imenters, said Mr.. Forbes, probably
will be to establish the practicability
of manufacturing paper pulp from
Southern timber. Nowhere else in
the world. declared Mr.. Forbes, does
there exist such timber variety as
in the South.
The obtaining of the Southern
Forest Experiment Station for New
Orleans was due greatly to the efforts
of Senator Ransdell, elected by the
Louisiana State Department of Con-
servation, Mr.. Forbes said.
The research workers will be scat
tered throughout the forests of the
South. The work, it was explained,
will not by any means be confined to
laboratory experiments. It is expect
| ed substations win be established at
Urania, La, a point to be selected in
East Texas, and in various other
localities.
Mr.. Forbes explained the present
government undertaking is a rejuve-
nation of similar forest experiment
work formerly conducted in the West.
-Times-Picayune.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
TISDALE PURCHASES
CITY DRUG STORE

Cynicus Tisdale, one of Bogalusa's
best known young men; has pur-
chased the City Drug Store, located
at the corner of Austin Street and
Alabama1Avenue and assumed active
management of the business last
week.
Mr.. Tisdale is well known to a
large number of Bogalusans, having
resided here for fourteen years and
is a graduate of the Bogalusa High
School. He has been employed in the
prescription department of the Viii
liams Drug Store on Columbia Street
since 1918.
w. Emett Hall, former proprietor
of the City Drng. Store, announced
several weeks ago that he contem-
plated retiring from business and win
spend the next several months at
tempting to regain his health.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-21
GARAGE ADDS A
NEW DEPARTMENT

The Roster Motor Company has
added another department to their
already fine line of garage supplies,
and are now ready to handle the
storage battery proposition for the
citizens of Bogalusa. Mr.. Roster has
secured the exclusive agency for the
Westinghouse battery, the only
battery that carries an unqualified
guarantee of eighteen months, and in
connection with this agency has in
stalled a complete charging outfit
and an expert batteryman to take
care of the work. They are now in
position to take care of the storage
batteries for every make of car.