Tu e dill be dys of li ..t ' i ,ts

t arying a l oo n ", t

w that long since i' .-- OW still offer2 • ": '" -

" e line of z, r-d l '-,:",red

.. thL of frood pr,'::, -' :", rotg.Si that o Harry ' 'ru"

doale in Government ."i V:00-1--il swhose store

n,-ootrner Uno. ,' to glance at the pr.'- ',, -

-d in this issue . tee• rt worthwlhii , to

there, and Mr. n:' •- an-

"sowthat even furth-i r.:u St

Seen made as this ati \: w.ore is but a ctl:.... t' o, I rerinment Army

-_- uales from th'-•d n discontinu" , 'ktad conducted for a ti, uh

Sfire stations of tl.' Mr. T

was food ae,'lt' ator a

SVA ehr rman admiiT ratiu.:. ad d

-work and efforts w%-'r" t: II:, us iS

-1 brln;ing down high I'pr •: ce r-

as qdrters and an ng .. ain

lers of the city. It is .tGuuctdI 9

ew that arrangemrnts hateo been

roe whereby people re1i lure on the

Side may have their purchases I.to their hones. at: 1 nomni-

sal tional charge, de::' vri'is be-

w ~mpt.

jIeRICAN LEGION POST.

ya American Legion Post is to be

i•-e.!d in Algiers to-night and it

a peeted that every soldier and

stdr who were in the service will

members of the new organi-,i The Avenue Academy will

a~vea over for the first meeting

na Oswald McNeese, Adj-General.

md Mr. Jas. Casseraly, also

s.dgr state officer, present to ad-

g the members. Mr. Peter

---g will have charge of the first

MsOMi, and all ex-soldiers and sail-

us ad which there are more than

,ee khndred and fifty in Algiers,

S* eaested to be present.

RU•IROUS AND SUSPICIOUS.

slowing a number of complaints, Algiers women were being ac-

Sa the streets at night, Sergt.• and Corp. Hyde arrested on

e M 10, Frank Meduna, age 20

um charged with being dangerous• epidious. Meduna stated that

ms from Texas, and was present-das fireman at the brand

user arrest was made of Henrya Rlmbia, age 35 years.also charged with being dan-

and suspicious. The arrest

adlte by Patrolmen Berthelot

i, s raVm PARtTY.

pS. R,. Aipdwat of Newark. N.dalighttally surprised by a

of young folks at theher mother, Mrs. B. W.

et Opseess Ave. Ganmesin sad dainty refresh-

hemeerve&.,reeeat were: Misses Rita

lMdi and Phyllis Coyne,ViI Vrginia 8perler, Ines

Weber, Bealsh Borne,Suasel Sweeney, Jose-, Messrs. Maurice, Har-

AosEMt i~masr, Mr. and Mrs.•e• sad Bea and Floyd

84 BDy Scouts of Americaitir regualar monthly ntet-

y, Feb. 17 at 7:16

U hill1 go on a hike 8ua-N0. All members are re-

aere at the Algiers play-ea• equlpment'gor 6:30 a.

CAUSb OFP FIRE.

mrahal's office is con-itnquiry into suspiciousIna eonction with two

S t h double cottage,

t., owned by Emileof the marshal's

S they have evi-

urt, has eturned toistrot, after spendingWt his parents, iMr.

aJeourt of Pelican Aoe.

Mothe entertained theFive Hundred

• maeful players weremad Mru. J. P. Nolan.

recevred the con-mm•t meeting will be

.a Geo. Herbert.Brookes and Sel-

ieted home today

,i7 one ftquisfte oe.Llod

lc~l, that of

itay and what isn't.me(taat that requti

who views berthe music for the

.e band these days.Sday he may get

debt is 117.000,..h this is re-a.le of the mark

dollare--lt does-

ea'rtepondent atthat the Pritishiropean trade,

alrprised if hedon hlL.

.a3m

. than see

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The Reverend W. S. Sleck of Al-exandria announces the engagement bof his daughter, Caroline Louisei sSlack, to Mr. Frederick Lee Adams !of New Orleans, the wedding to takeplace the latter part of March. t

Mrs. Galloway of Gulfport, was avisitor to relatives here last week. !i

Mrs. F. Goebel entertained on last .Thursday afternoon in honor of the' Ianniversary of her birth. Five Hun-dred was played, the successful play- ters being Mrs. R. A. Tansey. Mrs.C. Dickey and Mrs. C. V. Kraft.Mrs. H. T. Malone received the con-solation. After the games a de- tlicious luncheon was served.

Mrs. Ozime Hebert of Raceland.La.. is visiting Mrs. Rene Blanchard (of Slidell Ave.

A I~vi ew of I8ries snve a nvd I pSeard marm a tia d W hat Theyn H ve to ~PQP bolilgn 0In g 'I o et W VQ nd CBeien-

SRecoring a Specialty. (

- "We Know What Service Means"

UTO RADIATOR MFG. & REPAIR CO.Main 5075. 1548 Canal St.

Come in and we will show you how toovercome your Radiator troubles. We re-pair, rebuild or manufacture any make AutoRadiator.

Ship or bring your leaky radiators to us.Service and workmanship guaranteed. 1

ENNETT Camera Supply Co.212 Baronne Street Opposite Gas Office

Kodaks, Films. Stationery, Magazines,Souvenirs, City View Postals,

Picture Frames Made to Order.

Kodak Films Developed and PrintedKodak Finishing Is OUR DBSINESS and

Not a Side Line.

RATH'S Celebrated MustardRed Hot Pepper Sce, Vinegr, Red SupperSance, Creole 's Worceester or Table

sance, and D se Liquid maing.

1410 Kerleec StreetPhone Heullock 418

Sold br all Jobbers of New Orleans, andFirst-Class Retail Grocers

IRSCOH'SGIFT SHOP

"UIFTS F ALL OCCASISIS"

501 Frumchmen St. Phone Hem. 775

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atL & s, FLleIStsFlowmriag Plants

Cat Flowers8hibs-Alld Eiis

. Artistic Wedding DecorationsFlowers for Any Occasion -

P. EAL a sOx6a1 chwutee 8L.

e nd ese g as sd -.

LD COINS and TAXIDERMISTWe pay 5ec each for 1916 Quarters (new

type). We buy gold, silver sand coppercoins and paper money.We Mount Bird., Flu. hAmsas and Game

We tan furs, blues, fls, muake madsausioar skim

Psur, skins and robes rendered moth proof.

HEIST STUDIO OF TA*IDERMY1015 ao n S - "

OOFERS, Slate Dealers and

ALWAYS ON TOP .

BRANDIN SLATE CO., INC.H. F. KOTHMAN P. J. VOOT

Presidpet and Manager Vice-PresidentP. J. VILLARS, Sec.-Treas.

MAHR NO MISTAKEOnly One Telephone Only One Address

Main 1•67 W ieaphine Street

U rNITY DENTAL COMPANYSNea Rampert Ovrer Am. Iheatre

Meoruhy Uquppeds. in an Dmlmeut,With Guar.ntee Bi.n Al Wora

Our Primes are Ritgh--Our Work is Riht

wI P r Yr ** Hays. Yaw wkor Dpa. as.he UWIer -

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LBRIGHT Sewing MachineShop

o10:12-110:4 N. ('LAlIOIIRNE AVENUENear Ursuline Phone Hemlock 938:3

The Most Reliable IPlace to Buy a MachineLowest Prices to Cash Buyers

Easiest Terms to Time Buyers

We Repair all Makes of Sewing MachinesOld .Machines taken as first payment on sales'(

of New Machines.

---- EDAR - -HESTSMade of genuilne Tennessee red cedar, in a farctorythat takes pritde In the product that it manufactures.

b(hests and Wardrobes of all sizes. or made to indi-vidual order. Our prices are lower.

ROYAL ('EDAR CHEST WORKS322 Royal Street.

ISCHER STUDIO'89 Canal St. Main 5020

PORTRAITS-COPIES-EN IARGEMENTSHours 9 A. M., to 5 P. M.

-Commercial Work-

ALBERTA AVERILL FISCHER,Photographer

"Nothing Is More Cherished in After YearsThan a Good Photograph."

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NDEPENDENT ELECTRICCOMPANY

HOUSE WIRING-u: Electrical Appliances _

IRONS-PERCOILATORS-TOASTERSLAMPS, ETC.

H. E. FALLER. , J. R FALLER

314 Dauphine Street

ILLINERY OF STELEMRS. R. BURVANT

New Address: 612 Frenchmen St.

Complete showing of Fashionable Millineryin the wanted modes of the moment

Hats made to order.

Very stylish trimmed hats. of differentshapes and styles, our special price, $5.00.These are real values.

OPOVICH MILLINERY,SHOP

504 Frenchmen St.

Announces for Spring a complete showinag ofFashionable and Stylish Millinery

r- o-PRICES TO MEET ALL PURSES

For 20 Years Frenchmen Street's LeadingMilliner

See Us First

Starting--Lighting--Ignition

IUHREN, INC.Genumaine Parts Facetor RepairsOFFICIAL SERVICE STATION-Westing-house, Auto-Lite, Dyneto, Bijur, Webster,Connecticut, Eisemann, Simms, JK-W, Tillot-son, Briggs & Stratton.1050 Caroudelet 'St. Malan 097

27,000 PEOPLE LIVE WEST

OF THE RIVER. DO YOU

WANT THEIR TRADE?.

UY AGENTS:

ETAT'S Tulane and Crown

GUS BETAT & SON

610-616 N. Claiborne

ICYCLES Phone Hem. 870

MERSON SHOE $7-$8-$105HONEST ALL

THROUGH U

WALK ILOCKS

SAVE ,OLLAII

EMERSON BOOT SHOP 418 St. Charles St,

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REOICH SANDALSIMPORTED

Unemualed tr COMFORT and reUef of SENSITIVEFEET. Eeememilael ad Durable.

PRICES-For Children, $1.25 to $1.50. Ladies, $1.75to .2.10. Men, St. to $2.25

FOR SALE AT

RENECKY'S SHOE STORE710 Pattersen St., Algiers.

Ja•ls L Broas A Bre. I•mpertes, 611 Bearbos St..S II I I llew Orleans.

EWELRY FROM BARBIER'SThere is satisfaction in dealing with an

old established firm. Established in 1842the E. Barbier Shop enjoys the distinctionof being a thoroughly reliable and progres-sive Jewelry Store, and being out of the highrent district, there is a positive money-sav-ing value in buying here.

E. BARBIER, Jeweler.300 Royal

PTOMETRIST AND OPTICIANS ! Anthony Ruo

EYES EXAMINED

Hours Daily, 8-5-Sunday, 9 to 12:30Phone Main 5698

OYAL PLAITER CO., LTD.829 CANAL ST. MAIN 8978

Take Elevator

ALL KINDS OF PLAITING

Hemstitching and Picot Edging

Bnttons Covered

Mail Orders Promptly Attended to

For all Storage, Moving, Pack-ing and Shipping of Household

Goods, call

0-K Storage & Transfer Co."WE KN'OW HOW"

Office and Warehouse: 881 Decatur.Phone M. 1521.

OUNG'S CONFECTIONERYPhone S . 932 Poydras St.

FANCY CARES ........ $1.50 per hundredBEST CAKES ......... $1.7T per hunireml

ICE CREAM ......... $2.00 per gallon

We Cater to Weddling and Birthday Parties

VIC SEVIT, Prop.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Glidder of Mo-bile, Ala., spent the Mardi Gras sea-son with ,Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Stewartof Pelican Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Keller have re-turned from their honeymoon trip.

Mrs. Charles H. Brownlee. Jr., anddaughter Ruth. of Cincinnati. 0.,were guests of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesBrownlee. Sr.

Mrs. L. Anglado and four daugh-ters of Biloxi, were the guests ofMrs. J. Kogel for the Carnival holi-days.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Adams en-tertained at a dinner Sunday. Thosepresent were, Mr. and Mrs. Leo.Zander, Mrs. Miriam Veil anddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. WalterAdams and daughter. Hilda.

Mrs. McK. Vezien entertained theMatron's Club on Monday afternoon.The successful players were Mrs. J.Gerrets. Mrs. R. A. Tansey and Mrs.A. Graf. Mrs. C. Corbett receivedthe consolation. The next meet-ing will be at the home of Mrs. R.J. Williams.

Mrs. G. R. Baldwin. who has beenvisiting her mother, 'Mrs. B. Borne,left on the S. S. Momus, for her homein Newark, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Oswald willtake up their rfesidence at 42S Ope-lousas Ave.

Mrs. Charles Burgbacker and'daughter, Beulah, left for Alliag•e,Ohio.

Mr. Fischer of Port Arthur was avisitor in our town last Wednesday.

Mrs. Colomb of Shreveport, La.,and her three children are the guestsof her mother, Mrs. Ithoades of Ber-muda St.

Mrs. Day was a recent visitor toher niece, Mrs. C. H. Brown. 313Helleville.

Boatswain, C. L. Bordelon of Gulf-

port. Miss.. was a recent visitor tohis family here.

Mr'.. Edg.coimb of Daisy. was avisitor here as the guest of her chil-dren.

SMrs. J. B. Miller of Pelican Ave.,has as her guest. Miss Bernice Le-Blanc of Port Arthur, Texas.

Mr. and Mrs E. Martin of Milan.Tenn.. are the guests of Mr. and M,:s.Edward L. Martin.

Mr. George M.illet of Lafayette.La., was a visitor here last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Walter of Hous-ton. Texas. were the guests of MIr.and Mrs. Gen. Heindel for the Car-nival season.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Weigman enter-tained Miss Edwilna Jewell andbrother Jennings of Baton Rouge forCarnival.

Mrs. Ralph Clark and baby andMrs. Johnson of New York, arespending awhile with Mrs. AllenGuillot of Eliza St.

Misses Mlaude Blanchard and Greta

Browner of Huntley, Ill.. are the

gut ,ts of .Mrs. Meak Turner.

lr. Tomn Entkislo is in ('hicao

on busin ss.

Mr. antid M:s G I. L. Ahys'n ha. :!-

their ('.irnival guest< l s C. T' up-

anil Mr. E. I)gas• of fl'hihodaux.

Mr. W . Jur,, 1.-ft S',lnda:y f r (Cov-

inlltonl for his health.

Mr. anil Mr-. It. F'. Yent, .Jr., hayas their guest, for several weeks.

Mrs. R. F. YTnt, Sr.. :nd J. It.. o*'('arrabella Fla. Mrs. Yent arrivid

for Carnival and will rtmain for The

graduation of hli r dalt.dhttr. .4:s-

('hristine Yent front Totto T 1f':

ary.Chief C. K. Hardy is home ftor :

short vacation a:tir a trip i t T lli-t

of two mont'hs. First .\ -st .

C.alre i.: with him.

I nnwood Staplehton and Joseph

Rot)u,-on. brotheirs of Mrs. C. K.

lHardy is here on a visit from I)aputo.Ala.

Emmett Hardy and Jazz Bantiwill leave ('hicage to tour California.G(eorgie Bruinas, a New Orleans

boy, has joined them.Miss Fenner Maxson, of We-t Mys-

tic. ('onn., siail.d on the S. S. Momnus

yesterday, after spendrint a few days

with her aunt. Mrs. J. P'. La-key.

Th1 Yiung~ Ladi.'s Fiv "" Iii nuIr"'dj(tub ln t at th." honte of \Iis. 'Maty

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