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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

knowing that Miss Jackson had
iust returned from New York, !
|taupaI .nr1 her Exclusive shop iu
\ tas Sinclair building this week for
H. bt of style gossip, but this much
|les.lgd interview was not granted
De- time was all taken. However.
. .Vs permitted a peek at the most
/ tvurderful frOCks, wraps. hats and
kp0r's things selected on this last
gy.ng trIp. 'Twould be tatling TO
b. more than this: 'Tis collection
|'h1t Will appeal 20 the discriminat-
gg woman who delights in buying
/ fCh3racterful clothes.
Good looking !"-"Nery!" Were
ihe whispers AT "A tea this week when
y guest arrived wearing u smart
thrcc-picCc afternoon froCs Of black
Ntn, matching hat and black
0iin slippers. \ French corsagc
completed this striking costume.
Miss Lchlgh's Smart Vogue Shop,
-3 South Main, is in league with all
Frouen who love beautiful, season.
a5.e apparel and right now the
|AUuUu showing Ia az its height in
|'1s home Of exquisite frOCks, suits,
Ivrps and accessories. Many Imports
4 are included in this display az well
a. original models from American
!sl.sners who have won prestige in
|'de fashion world" A shop, my
[omlnine readers, where you find
INg.e "porsonalized' for your own
('rpe and figure, giving the exclusive
es iu dress so much sought by par
4 teular women.
Delightful Is the woman whose
personality Is nlluringly feminine
and knows the art Of expressing that
E'harm In her costumes.
"A While Mr.. Hebron was in New
II hc ran across some very un-
"A ", beads and earriugs-the type
keH York women are raving about
a gHt now So ne decided 10 bring n
ICE collection OF them 20 Tulsa and
II GUIDED them In his big removal
ale az Second and Main. Some Of
1 nem are in the window now and
u y-imagino the very latest fad be-
n offered at half price OF course
Hs is only because OF tho removal
aye being IN progress
Il several buyers Just home from the
~ tell me that skirt lengths nrc
i,oin eight To twelve inches from the
lpur Tor street wear, while evening
hnd afternoon gowns just reach the
,n,'op and that some are even
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

prolong tho life"
~ your clock and
watch, have them
UloHuod and adjusted
1903 regularly as you
1o your automobile
Phone oliver. tho
JeWoler, 223 Robin
son Bldg, Ho not
only guarantees his
work but calls for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Visiting the Primrose Beauty Bhoppe. 222 Fast FIT
tcouth yoHtcrday learned Of many things
20 tell you. First want YOU 20 know Mira CrHt, the
specialist scalp treatments, facals and mhnlcuring,
also Mrs. Spoon, expert steam mnrColer, and who re-
moves spcrfloua hair, moles This shop fenturcs
sln poelng, entire skin ia four days. permanent
eradication OF wrinkles, scars etc Private consua-
ton free. Phone Usage 2i26.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

It In rarely our
good fortune TO
find n studio per-
fectly equipped to
decorate and fur
nish either man
sion or cottage.
Yet many people
who prefer the
modest home
would appreciate
the services Of ar
fists equally ~
much as their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15


Foote's MarInoll0 Be3u'y Par'or. ~
West Fourth A perfect match rs af-
sured and prices are decidedly mod
crate.
The chou trimming Is one Of tho
most popular types seen about town
and no matter whether n IL made Oi
ribbon or fabric or feather flower
the same silhouette H. obtained. This
Is AN interesting trim for the trout
tcur hat, especially Tor the younger
set,
smart frOcAA made FOR all 0ocas-
ions work from $40 20 fl5. Mrs
Puckett, 207 Ault Bldg
Chinese Mandarin skirts, rich IN
their hani-cmbrOidery, are used for
many useful purposes with wonder
ful results.
Correct hensfltching, buttons COW
cred. by the Misses Poole. ll9h
South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

your shopping lI'l lnlH W''h'
No matter what one hears about
the vogue of the large hat Tor "lntcr
on" II g. true that shops are show
ing them In charming models for
right now
For hemstltching, all kinds Of
ploatipE done. or buttons covered, ,
visit tho Louvre shop o. Weet Fifth.
n------- own -LLuL- .------.l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Aristocrats Of materl-
ais are tho fabrics
found az plaut-Abra ms
SILK Shop, 400 South
Main, You may rest aa-
sured that tho selection
you make al this shop
will be the last word iu
quality and style Be
aItrA 80 rca tIa Dn,s rttt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

The appearance Of red In costume
ncccssorics, such ns hat trimmings.
hosiery. glrdles and braid trimmings
has been noted on mnny dark cloth
costumes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Ilt'' you fNHt'f 20 LAE INA 'IA'-
Rare old priest robes, In their
wealth of hand-woycu and bcauu-
fully designed patterns, are used as
piano throws and wall hangingS
with gorgeous effect
Others aro doing lt-why not you'
Think ~ spending 80 days in the
National school ~ shorthand 5o2
South Boulder and then being able
10 I'm an important posiLlou--souuds
Ike q fairy tale but it 10 tho truth
Drop in for dcail8 OF his new syH-
TEN,
A Japanese Snsumn vase used OS
n lamp base, makes Of n lamp an
object OF art---attruCtNely dlstinc.
tive.
AZ recent showing an amber din
nor fruCk in velvet trimmed all over
with amber heads created great
Impression.
The tongue pump Is reported as
being quite the vogue IN the east.
u n n IN IT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
MATzENE Will BE HERE

October % 90 2h
To see specimens OF his work ia
the privilege OF being ushcred into
the highest realm Of Photography
Art
Matzene--a name Of international
famc--thus offers 20 a limited few
I'm Tulsa the same Incompatible
photography accorded royalties OF
Europe and our most eminent
American uotablee.
Appointments and display OF hls
impressive work are made exclusive
ly by
The Oriental Fine Arts shop
zoos South Main Cedar 2774
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

"TIT"I OT an \ WON :
ans particular typo must
be discovered, then th1'
type lutousiyciy studied
and developed" said
Mrs. McCllntock At her
Approved Beauty Porlor,
~ West Elf'h, when /
dropped iu for notes ON
how 10 become attrac-
two and beautiful. a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Flowers for HallOW-
why Of course.
How nice. too, ~ we
would each remember
some Invalid friend by
scrding this silent but
faithful messenger Of
sunshine. Naturally
you'll vlei, Clarke, 2ll
Enst Thiioouth street,
where you are ssurgl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

School girls an 4
young women in bus!-
ness will appreciate tho
new models OF RIvoli
and Trco Firdles and
corselettss being shown
10y Tauuie Reed in her
Corset shop at Wrights,
416 South Main. Com
fln!ug enough 10 keep
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Speaking of bags, my French
journal says: "NclvCt has come into
a large vogue" II also mentions the
popularity OF MarCasitc frames and
the richness of the hand -cmbruid- =
cred bags having gloves and hand
kcrChicfs 10 match
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

~ where Halloween novelties
sd- n abundance.
phe OF the newest touches Of the
iuplg Is the narrow moss trimming
"uch matches the dress, generally
'slhg the panels, bertha and
On for hat that Is differentl A
e,er model for Fail wear. Jean
sN'r viii show you one. Drop in
s.a her az the SaNoie shop, S
~, 'H,i-duung,' the oldest and still
i'.s, fascinating game in China has
s''uou the United States. Every
sW y wild" about IL and In many
ipsms II Is replacing the popular
4 anne Of bridge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

I.rruI sfu., lru,yy t-v,u.,, t,,, nr1
,..7,a % r..y. az IhIt5rar 60,
e'fts gn. a,u ti,,o 80 90, tfa,'
Ibinrs ,o~ ,bo ri,r,,,,, yo,,,u 't.nd
tbc,e All a. ti,Ie's ~ ,,,,,,5 ,'o5,r.,n
rr,cGs Too on o.. mus uot f,,i
10 mention tbey bsyo itst rroef,aJ
a large yarI5tv 81 Luihg Iret no
limo "a s,,rt tLaon f,r bolidS, f,sc
Tho snf, cnmcl,s mir tnnC,,t A. ,
mos, co,nrnrtine. min. tn t",,r,o,
viii I,his com need ma, bc rt -
,nnaCuIinr tyn" ~ 4, 90 nrtnn ~ a,
,nav Lo,c III ,,tJ, -i.c,,g ,nd ia,
,,rr,nnV collar to ..iyc (, n NOR. 10 NJ
ininr ,srr.rt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Nearly every woman is
wearing some sort Of
puffs. Cur's traHrf0rwa
tlon oI switch lu order lp
have her ha,rdross up-to-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Millinery uses all of the tones of
brown, even those that have great
deal of red and yellow i'm them, while
chow and chestnut are decided fay-
critics
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Read this -- some
thing new under tho
suns shopping I'm the
huusohold department OF
N G. ialce Hardware.
luJ West First. ycstcr-
day / was utterly
amazed o. the Toy
81 land section just
- opened in this won
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Every home
is happier n ~
includes IA real
living pet
children love
{ n q III - older
people : 1 n Il
them conpan-
ionable. And
when / "rnmble
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
THE BoYS' SHOp
IN DADS STDI,EA

Mothers Of the small boy will APP
prcclnto ana look with favor upon
the suits. cOuiH, hats and every
thing for boys IN this department
0t May Bros. 2i2 South Main, and
N irB now and smart apparel for
boys they viii show n to you nt
prices decidedly attractive. Drop in
and get acquainted with tho Boys
shop lu Bad's store.
Rivkln--the very name inspires
ono with confidence for pictures
His reputation ia too well estab-
llHhod 20 need my praise, | can only
say. DO not delay making your Ap-
poiutmcut for that always apprecia-
tive g.ft your photograph.
The sweater dress OF this season
n seen In many varieties, and In
bright cUiOrs ~ well. Tvo noticed
many Of these In rose pinks and sal
mon tones,
The Yes, indeed thoro
Rose mas been decided
Marinello onnnss IN mar dresH-
io,a.ol ing ana Miss Bubens.
lilCellseu cNpcrt M8rcellor. will
Beauty show YOU free Of
Shop siyio mgess ,or ~" ,,',,r becoming comm.
Jar tFpc. They alSo carry thr newest
h'ir pIn"oH. 90 necessary 10 tho fash-
."1Hhi" h1iTdrOag Of today Don't
i"fF'l yon are specially invited 10
drop lu.
Tho foreign Chamoisucdc glove Il
very popular aud ~ wanted Ia such
eh'd'. hs mole, beaver, nmstic, light
gray, brown and even black.
Wh"n shopping for smartly be
coming hate ho sure 10 visit X "
farrigr's Elite Hat Shop, over Wool
WOTfh'H.
ih-hion notes on footwear sneak
hlghIy ~ black satin IN fancy and
piHin effects also Colonial stylr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

N''INNl'N 2 AlA" NJ ' IN
flowers at reasonable prices Mall
and phone orders receive prompt
and careful attention.
Young girls are matching. their
hose TO their sweaters this Iall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Many blouscs of suede are shown
The prcttic-t ono I've seen uses beads
aud fur for its elaborate trimming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Bcfore tnat
p a y o r
4 "a n C q q n
IiaNow e. q n
visit the Dem
uiaon depart
m @ mt a {
Fiolde sta
tiouory co q,
5uS SO Ut n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Tn the latest notes on Nilady's
bOldoir, IT. IL hiutcd that nrgligCCs
usually have caps nnd mules to
match.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Dancing aud wliirlnc. the little leaves
Winter had called them, and they content
Soon asleep IN their earthly beds,
The laid cusCrlet their heads.
THE LEAVES AND THE WIND
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

ljs own particular type of footwear,
Comfortable, stylish shoes increase
ones efficiency in business Just as
surely as dainty. dressy shoes com
plete the charming appearance OF
"Mlady Fashion" You win want
new shoes and you will want 70 see
those new models at the Walk-Oyer
Boot Shop, 4l3 South Main, before
buying. They arc smart, comfortable
and moderate IN price, Hosiery. too,
!s an interesting item az this shop,
Every year the Introduction OF the
high collar H. mentioned and every
year the majority Of the gowns re-
main cOllaricss even for winter.
The modern woman realizes the
Importance OF keeping her hair free
from streaks OF gray, bright and
colorful. Especially attractive 20 the
business woman comes the news that
after the first application OF Frcnch
Inecto she will he able 10 touch 10
up ~ home, Drop into Mrs. Leach
mans Hair and Beauty shop, II
East FIFTH, for details. n out of
town. write her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Come with me to this
smart style shop before
you have decided upon
Autumn clothes and you'll
have a new delight, no ir-
rosisuhly fashionable are
the froCke and wraps they
are showing at extremely
moderate prices. a shop
you should include on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Girls. here's your
chance for . beautiful
plush coat for tho first
cold DAYS. $500.
Sl9.75, $500 and
$500. BE sure 10
see them tomorrow ut
the Advance shop s
West Third, opposite
the R.IIto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Amber, both the clear ana the
cloudcd, makes some Of the Nmartcst
p<aCklaCcs of the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Aut u m n
b r / n & 8
many inter-
ests Work
and nrnuse-
uents take
a fres h
start a. this
Il M q O Z
year each
lemapdl &
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
elizabeth Ann Looks About T0Wt1 and

"COmc. little leaves" said the wind one day.
Come DER the meadows with uni piry (;
Put ON your dresses of rcd and gold,
summer II gone, and the days grow cold"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

4 DO hClutlful uUNNlHtNTluE
loctcd materials,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-06

handkerchiefs, Mrs. Himel mos,
graciously presenting hers to Mrs.
Stephens who scored second at
that table. because of having won
the no triumph prize.
A delicious plate luncheon of
turkey, dressing, jelly asparagus
tips on lettuce hearts with mayon-
aise, ripe olives, bread and butter
sandwiches, iced tea and chocolate
buds was daintily served by the
gracious hostess assisted by her
mother and Mrs. l. Katie and Miss
Pearl Katie to the guests. Mines.
Poleman, Stephens, Phillips, Sud
oath, Bell, Bishop, Winbarg. HI
mel, Pullen, Winslow, j. Caspari.
E. Levy, W. A. Breazeale, Wemp,
[. Katie, c. L. Breazeale, John
son, Misses Nelken, Dreyfous,
CasDari, e. Breazeale, P. Katie,
Mrs. Steele of Oxford, Mrs. S.
Friedman and Miss Gussie Gold
ourg of Ni:chez.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-06
Don't forget to get the
Beach s. Motor
Hair Net
AT
lCLEHART'S
A Lovely Party

Mrs. Edna Katie was the charm.
ing hostess Thursday afternoon of
the first big party given since the
lenten season was usbered in,
when wisteria was used for deco
ration, .great baskets full yelled
with tulle of thu same delicate
shade being used most artistically
in reception hall and parlor where
the tables were placed for the diff
ferent games.
As the guests were welcomed
they we're regaled with delicious
fruit punch by Miss Gussie Mel
ken and presented With wisteria
decorated score cards and favors.
cards on which artistic little butter
flies poised. ready for flight, the
clever hand-work of Masters Ken
meth and Dick Winslow johnson,
one OF which bore in tinv script
:heir initials and proved a lucky
one for Mrs j. E. Bell who was
presented with All exquisite wis.,
terra colored crepe de chine and
lace robe de NUTS general conso.
lation.
When time was called it was
found that Mrs. Himel had scored
the greatest number of no .trumDs,
and Mrs. E. Levy, lone hand and
they were presented pretty cor
sage bouquets of vioIets; Miss
Nita Caspari scored highest at
suchre at her table. Mines. Bell
md Bishop at 500 at theirs. Miss
Carmen Breazeale, Mines. Wemp
md Himel at bridge at their |
;ables and each was presented
With q box of lovely MADEIRA
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-06
Natchitoches Hi6h Sho0l
Honor Roll

English-8 A, Irma keziner; 8 B.
Elsie Owen; 9 A, JOHNNIE Young,
Ralph Pilkley; 9 B, Section l, Sylvan
Friedman, Kearnie Deegrn, Clayton
Moore; 9 B, Section 2, Louise Rogers
10 A, J. Edward Keegan; 10 B, Retta
Lambre. ]. C. Carnahan, Robert Cul
bertson; II A. Retta Lambre, Hor
tense Allen; II b, Harriet Readheimer;
8 B, Section 2, Ray Grayson.
Botony-Section l., Sylvan Friedman,
William Lemly; Botany, Section 2.
Mary Mcbride.
French-9 A, Jesse Brett; 9 B, Mar
celia Ricard.
Physiology---Ray Grayson, Clayton
Moore, Louise McQuaig.
History---9 B, Section l, Louise
Rogers, Donald Aaron, Johnnie Young;
9 B Section 2, Garnett Baker, Antoi-
nette Smith, Edmee Cotton, Bessie
Clemons, Jennie Harris. Edith Arledge;
10 b. Truett Scarborough, Sylvan
Friedman; 10 a. jeff DeBlieux: IL A,
Ida Ruth Stuart; IL B, Jared Jordan,
l.. J. Alleman, Raymond Whitehead.
Harriet Readheimer, Msrcella Ricard,
Mary Gladney.
World War HistQry---Truit Scarbor-
ough, Bessie Clemons.
Algebra---8 A, Ebert Huddleston;
8 3. Mary Mcbride; IL B. Marcella
Ricard.
Geometry 10 A. Harold Young; 10
B, Section l, Ida Ruth Stuart, Matte
Pratt; 10 B, Section 2, Willie Culbert-
son, Robert Culbertson, Truitt Scar
borough.
Com. Administrations Franklin;
Arlthmetic---11 A, Camelia Baker,
Tim Hudson.
Chemistry---l1 B. Jack Ducournau.
Physics---1O A. Harriet Keadhimer;
10 B, Retta Lambre.
Latin---8 A, Arnold Hargis, Ralph
Pinkley; 3, Harriet keadhimer; 9
B, Amy Brossett.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-06
dancing. colortul. Frenchy, cos

dancing, colorful. Frenchy, cos
tunes aud Iuneful choruses, one
may be sure of pleasureful even
ing as we'll as a thrilling one.
When ''The Drum Major" comes
to town after Easter, on April
26th, all the aforementioned joys
will accompany it. and unler the
skillful direction of Mrs. Winslow
and Mrs. DeBlieux, the attractive
comic opera is rapidly assuming
professional dimensions and 6nesse
A fine days work from to S can
be done for $l.O0, with the Vacuum
--PEOPLEs H. &F.Co.
Has any one seen a canoe, paint
ed green with white trimmings, a
regular dug-out log fashioned into
one of the dandiest little water
crafts that was ever launched in
Cane River Lake2 This little
canoe, which was the best beloved
possession of Its proud owner,
Miss Doris Henry, and was secur-
cd with lock and key right in front
Of her home, broke loose and idly !!
1ritted, or was spirited away dur
Ing the night. some two or three
months ago, and though search
mas been made, no trace of it has
oeen found and the season is at
hand when Doris wants her canoe
Ind hopes that some one has seel
t either in Caue River Lake, or
;ome by stream or bayou, so she
,ffers nice reward to who ever
'eturns or puts her on its trail.
Spring dresses---newest styles, new
st c0lOrs, newest trimmings at
-Eieber'S
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-06

Advertising on the square, pays
all the year around. Notice the
ads of those that appear in the
Enterprise and YOU will know just
where to do your shopping, trad
ing or business of any kind, as the
wide-awake business man, banker,
merchant or mechanic knows the
values of advertising.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-06
THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1922

DE VoE's FoREcAsr-Aprj
9TH to 9th. pleasant; On the 9th
a great storm will form over Tex
as and move northeastward; lOt1
to 1lth, great storm, danger O
floods; 18th to 18th, northwes
gales.
Mr.. E. P. Readhimer Of Canpt
was business visitor Friday.
J Mrs. I. P. Chaplin spent th,
week end at Bermuds.
II Mr.. Carl English of kobeline
!" was among Mondays visitors.
Mr.. j. q. Dey of Sodus spent
Monday in town.
4 Mr.. Walter Stephens of Pro-
4 vencal spent Monday in town.
gF That good barbecued meat, sauce and
n all delivered to your house. 40 cents
j, PALACE MARKET s7s
u Mr.. Robert Phillips is spending
a a few days 10 Monroe.
Mr.. d. L..Suddath is a business
visitor to New Orleans during the
week.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Gallon Jr.
of Hyams spent Tuesday and
II Wednesday in town.
ri FOR SALE-Ancona Eggs, i'm
|fproved strain. Ring Mrs. H. A. Cook,
efPhone IS.
n Mrs. Harold Katie spent seyer
|nl days last week with her mother
sat Boyce.
E1 Mr.. j. H. Williams was a husi-
mess visitor to New Orleans last
4 week.
Il Mrs. l.. r. Caffery has returned
tfrom Lafayette where she spent
the past few weeks.
It 10 the unexpected that pleases. |
See our line Of Easter novelties
II r. DE VARGAS
\ Miss Pearl Katie is visiting her |
tsister and brother, DR.. and Mrs.
deSeiss at Mansura.
h Mr.. Guy Voiers left last week
for Hsynesyille where be has .
good position.
Fresh Gaspsrgou or Drum fish on
Wednesdays and Fridays,- Is cents per
PALACE MARKET $40
Mr.. j. W. Psyne was-a busl-
ness visitor to Haynesville and {
Homer last week. |,
Mr.. w. Bridges has returned
70 Shreveport to gil his old posi-
ton at one of the big drug stores.
Select your Easter cards in plenty of
time this year-a complete line 1t
r. DE VARGAS
Mrs. Phanor Prud b o N N g.
Miss Adele. and sons
motored up from Bermuda Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phanor Breazeale
and daughter, Miss Gladys, we're '
visitors to Shreveport during the
week.
A limited supply Of Catfish dressed b
- PALACE Il &AkKET SO
Mr.. 4. Cook spent Wednesday I
il Shreveport, when he appeared d
before the Lions Club in tbe in d
|erest of the Normal Glee Club.
Mr.. r. w. Winstead spent =
,ouple Of days in Homer last week
where he was called to preside as
Judge at . parish school rally. q
Choice aifalfa-fsd m1tton. % esnts 4
PALACE MARKET sD 4
Dist-Atty. 8. B. Thomas of b,
,ushatta was in official attend. 2
Ince npon the meeting Of the Po.
loo Jury, Monday.
Dr.. MneDch. Supervisor of TIE :.
.ouisiana International Health =
Units. spent Monday in Natchito- : "
hes, looking after parish work. n
Suggestions for Easter remembrances
! the share Of rosaries and prayer re
o,ks have just besn received at
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