Algerines at Law.

-',ph Irui: t l di -ir l that h ife re-

c ec~ivc $ 1 0..•l, ta i in h e rit el d b y hi ar f ro lll

hler miloiher. aiid of whlich he ha;shad tlh adl inist r at i. . Aside troisthis .l. i . ia n tlie property icor nl!iit. Ii har• of the coi-nliity B IIi at.e in equal porteionsto hi: chi ilru i his two grany. Jhil-drel to r.ic.iv tle e portion oy f theirder •a ; her, at dr. Jo aI J. rnst ihas

ade iit rat . Aside ror.

u I B "tnv letiavlenl orgag.portions

C'harles Harvey to Mliss JuanitaLehiituan. $141. lot Ncwtoni. ho-

".r, r; Franklin aid M.ioniroe.-4)'(on-nor.

D'eclaral lion ,f lonume-teal.

nd rcw Tl'rada way andil ifeclailmin " iforletale ex•m•ption Ott

prou,;l.rry It. li. vile., -:lmnira. Evlvellaand Eliza iHart.

G000 EXTRACTINGIs Most ImportantWhen You need it

It takes expert men to accom-plish this result.

We hale them here, men oflarge experience in this branchof dentistry. Why trust thismost important operation to theinexperienced man. when youcan come here and get experts?

Our prices are for extractions

Our prices are for extractions:

With nitrous exide and oxy-gen., $1.00.

With local anasthetic .0,c.

No charges for extractionswhen sets of teeth are ordered.

Gold crowns and bridge work$4.00 per tooth.

Sets of teeth $5.00 up.

Regulating at 1-4 the priceusually asked by Specialists.

Union Dental Co., Ltd.Established in 1899.

930 CANAL, NEW ORLEANS.

PERSONALS.

(Continued from page 1)

Fred Imft has returned from TouroInfirmary, after undergoing a success-ful operation.

Mrs. A. Cataras Is spending a fewdays with her daughter, Mrs. F. J.Borne.

Mr. William Aikman of Indiana isvisiting relatives here.

Mayor Behrman was forced to leavethe City Hall Monday morning be-cause of Illness. He went to the hallearly, but before noon developed somefever and was feeling so badly thathe returned to his home.

The battleship .Maine will arrive inNew Orleans, February 17, on a fivedays' recruiting trip during the MardiGras celebration. A feature of theboat's stay here will be that all youngmen recruited here will leave NewOrleans on board her. She will leaveon February 21 for Vera Cruz.

Miss Beulah- Borne returned Sun-day from a visit to Mobile. Ala.. andto Pass Christian, Miss.

8ts. John Social Club are prelparingInvitations for their barn dance, tobe given at their spacious clubroomson Friday night, February 16, 1917.The committee In charge promise theusual good time, as well as a first-class band to furnish the music.

Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Borne enter-tained the Social Senior Euchre Clublast week. .The successful playerswere Mr. R. E. Whitmore and Mrs.T. U'. Buchholz. Mr. W. A. Nelson andMrs. F. .I. Borne. The consolations

FINASN(IAL STATEMENTNo. 5

Conservative Homestead AssociationAs Submitted to the State Bank Examiner of Louisiana, at the

hlose of BusinessDIECEMBER 30, 1916

ASSETSVendor's Lien Mortgages ......................... $177,200.00Incomplete Loans on Real Estate ................. 16,528.04O ther Assets ................................... 76.74Prepaid Interest ................................ 143.00Interest Accrued Receivable ...................... 1.403.35CASH IN BANK ............................. .... 12,086.26

$207,437.39LIABILITIES

Full Paid Stock ... ............................ $104700.00Installment Stock ........ . ....... .......... 33,104.24Notes Payable ...................... 62,200.00Credit Balances ............................... 290.11Contingent Loss and Reserve Fund ................ 1.500.00U xdivided Profits. Balance June 30th. 1916 .......... 144.18

$201,938.53Net Profits for Six Months Ending Dec. 30th, 1916.... 5.498.86

$207,437.39Out of the above Profits. a Dividend at the rate of 7% per an-

num was declared on all stock, and $1,000 was passed to the Con-tingent Loss and Reserve Fund. making same now $2.500, leaving1813.50 to be carried as Undivided Profits.

LA. TITLE GUARANTEE BUILDINGEntrances

904 GravIer St. Room 102, 380 Baroune St.Phone Mdn a 4853 NEW ORLEAN8

EVERY ITEM NET-F•RNITU-RE AND FIXTURES(IHARGED OFF.

OFFICERSM. E.TAI.tTE ....President ANDREW M. BUCHMANN NotaryFRANK BRINKER .. Vice-President HERBERT A. BENSON..Bld. ExpertJAS. J. MAIA•CHEE. Secty.-Treas. MARWTCLK. MITCHELL, PEAT &JOSEPH A BRIAL ........-Attorney CO. --- -- Auditors

DIRECTORS. CALE. L. EER C. TRACINAAtZ N. J. CLISI AUG. c. PoSNnALEX DUSSEL JAS. I. ,ALOCEnE E-ILE L. SCOLIEDERC"AS. E. XGRU DEAN A. w. COOPER A0.L .REAUZIN. ISELLR IRANZE DRtNR MAVUEL ESTALOTBYA. SLLR A .K UCKAWN KY. C. RANObfO. LVV. noLuR ARTIUR CAIRn VICTOR & WrIErlrT

OS. J. I•B JULES WRINNURTEIR O. WEISS

Real Estate Transfers.

Mrs. WVid. Mathilda Lahusen toFrank Law son. portion adjoiningiVerret ('anal, bounded by Bringier.Webster. Verret ('anal and Hazardl'owder ( ',.. $:30 cash.--tlunl-phreys.

Horace Brownell to I'Unon Home-stead Assn.. 2 lots Elmira, Pacific.Eliza and Evelina. $700 c-ash.---Gur-ley.

Purchaser to Miss Katherine iHen-nessey. sanme property. $7,to terms.-- -Gurlev.

, Mrs. Louise Oertling to ArthurMcArthur. lease of property No. 2104State street. corner of Freret streetfor 12 mtonthIts. ending ;t, 1917. at$,,oi per mo)nth.- Private.

Frant is J. Rlichardson et al toThos. F. Itichardson. Jr.. Interest.

tc(.. lot I'P ters avelnue, Vallette.I'hestnut atnd Patterson. $1.1SS.84.a-sh.- Marx.

Builing Permits.

G. (Quaritano. owner and btuilder,repairs one story ;Vrame building.residentce 140:: Teche. $300).

aere received by Mlr. T. 1. Ituchholzand Mrs. It. E. Whitmore. The next Imenletill will Ibe hteld at the hiotie ofM r. and Mrs. T. tI. Iltuchholz.

('harles Adams has recovered froman atttack of la grippe.

R(te. C. C. Weir attended theluncheon at the l)e Soto tHotel Mon-day whic.h was given complimentaryto, Rev. i,. It. Ahrens. who is mtoving IFebruarv 1 to Washington. I1. C.. toassumeln all inllmportant position in the('cnsus I eltartmtent.

1Mr. G;arrett I,ynch and his mother,.Mrs. Ilugh ILynch, of Morgan City'u-ere guests of Mrs. .I. P. Walter of (;_22 Verret street.

G;rand I(uardia a Amelia Smith in-stalled officers of Acorn Grove onSunday. She was the recipient of abeautiful tcut :lass powder dish fromthe grove.

Mrs. A. Sm!ith will leave Saturdayfor Montpelier. La., on Woodmen Cir-cle business.

Mrs. .1. A. Garland entertained theTuesday Night Euchre ('lub. Thesuccessful players were Miss SadieGarland and Mrs. E. .1. lothe. M1issKatie O'Blrien received the consola-tion. Miss Mary Traub will behostess at the next meeting.

Mrs. .1. N. McNeely of Covington,l.a.. is spending a week here, thegutest of Captain and Mrs. HI. P. M1-Neely of Opelousas avenue.

The Tuesday Night Euchre Clubmet at the home of Mrs. Yuratich.The following were the sunesssul Iplayers: Miss Stella Abribat, MissRita Rousselot (for Mrs. George Pol-lo-k). The consolation fell to thelot of Miss Clairia Richards. The 1next meeting will be held at the homeof Miss Stella Abribat.

MAss Daisy Daniels left for herhome in Sea Shore Camp Grounds 1Sunday.

Mr. Walter Rogers of Chicago isspending awhile with his aunt. Mrs.Tom Adams.

Mr. Hugh O'Keefe is ill at his homein Pacific avenue.

The many friends of Mrs. LizzieBorden will be pleased to learn thatshe is improving after suffering froma broken arm for the past few weeks.The splints were removed Tuesdayand it is earnestly hoped that she willsoon be able to use the injured mem-ber.

Edward Grimes, janitor of the localcourthouse, who recently was oper-ated on at Touro Infirmary. is rapidlyimproving at his home.

Miss Julia Boudreaux and niece.Ruth D'Echaux of Biloxi, are spend-ing a few weeks here, the guests ofthe former's brother, Mr. Henry Bou-dreaux of Seguin street.

Mr. Louis McCormack was oper-ated on for appendicitis Tuesday at ,Touro Infirmary.

On last Friday Mr. Charles Coganof 722 Belleville street was olerated ion at Touro Infirmtry by l)rs. Pollock tand Stone.

Mrs. Fred Cook and son, Gerson. (have returned from Atlanta, Ga..where they spent awhile, the guestsaof her sister, Mrs. T. Spratley.

Mrs. T. Spratley of Atlanta. Ga., Iis the guest of her parents, .Mr. andMrs. I). Fink. She will remain untilafter Carnival.

TAKE OVER BUSINESSI have taken over the INSUR-

ANCE BUSINESS of Mr. GEO.HERBERT, .IR., including all ofthe policies now in force, t.,g;therwith his good will. All of thesepolicies w ill now be looked afterby

L. J. PETERSON,Agent LIVERPOOL, LOIDOI a GLOBE INSUHANCE CO.

ALSO REPIESENTIKN MANY OTNER COMPANIESGENERAL INSURANCE

FIRE, TORNADO, BONDS, ACCIDENT51i VEHR ET t'I'TEE'T

Residence Phone Algiers 299-L

,ittle Rowena IlDuffy has beenspending a few days w\ith her aunt.Mrs. P. Albion Itan iels.

Mrs. I,. V. I,abarre visited herniece. .Mrs. Frank Ituffy, last week.

ENGINEER ASS.rI'TEI:I).

Ilecause he refused financial as-sistance to James llunterbrelton, 51years old. 504 St. Charles street.Tuesday afternoon. Emile D)ermberg.an engineer in the employ of thenaval station, was assaulted by Hlun-torbrelton with a heavy cane. it issaid. l)ermberg was taken to the(harity Hospital and his alleged as-sailant was placed under arrest.

DIED.

Sonderberg-The rt mains of Cap-tain Peter Sonderherg. who died inChicago Wednesday, arrived in thecity Saturday night and were placedin the funeral parlors of .lacob Schoen& Son. Services were held at 10o'clock Sunday morning in St. Vin-cent de Paul's Church and burial wasin St. Vincent de Paul's Cemetery.

('aptain Sonderberg was born inI)ennuark seventy-three years ago, andcallle to America when a young man.lie was one of the oldeststeamboat-Ien in the countrvy. For miore than

thirty-five years he was pilot on theThird District ferry. Six years agoC'aptain Sonderberg gave up his life-time occupation to take up his resi-dence with a daughter. Mrs. RobertMl ore. in Chicago.

The aged river pilot was in goodhealth until last week. lie was illonly three days when death took him.

Ernst -Friends of Jiseph Ernstwere shocked Friday to hear of hisdeath at his homey:122"' St. IThomasstreet. He failed to recover front anoperation at Presbyterian IHospitalabout three weeks ago.

Mr. Ernst has been in the drayagebusiness for more than twenty yearsand became one of the largest han-dlers of coffee at this port. lie was anative of New Orleans and for manyyears conducted a large dairy inAlgiers.

In 1SS4 he married Miss Louisa.louandot, who, with his daughter.Miss Olivia, two sons. John .1. andFrank, and two brothers. W. M. andCharles Ernst. survive him. M1r. Ernstwas a member of (;ermania Lodge ofMasons, Halcyon Lodge, Knights ofPythias. and the Young Men's Socialand Benevolent Association. Thefuneral took place at 3 p. m. thisSunday. The services were conductedby Germania Lodge.

Cazabon--On Tuesday, Jan. 23 Jos-eph Cazabon, husband of Mary DiRoccha, died at tile age of 47 years.Deceased was a native oi Algiers.The funeral took place Wednesdayat 2o'clock p. m. from the late resi-dence of the deceased 3300 Newtonstreet. Interment was in St. MaryCemetery.

Burlet-On Tuesday January 23, at11:25 o'clock a. m., George J. Burlet.Sr., husband of the late Clara Cap-deville. died at the age of 43 years.The funeral took place Wednesdayafternoon at 3:30 o'clock from theresidence of his mother. Anson St..McDonoghville. Interment was InMcDlonoghville Cemetery.

Lingoni--On Jan. 23 at 8:15 a.m.. Victor Lingoni died at his home,922 River street. Deceased had longbeen a resident of Daisy, in Plaque-mines parish, where he lost his homein the hurricane of 1915, sincewhich time he has lived 1i Algiers.He was a well-known ship carpen-ter. He leaves his wife. who wasMiss Laura Jeanfrau and five chil-dren to mourn his loss.

The funeral took place yesterdayafternoon at 3 o'clock from his lateresidence. Rev. Sidney L. Vail of-ficiating. Interment was in McDon-oghville Cemetery.

Durkes--On Sunday. January 21,1917. at 1:53 o'clock a. m., JohnHenry Durkes. husband of CatherineO'Keefe. died. Deceased was bornhere forty-eight years ago. The fu-neral took place Monday. January 22,at 3 o'-lock. from the late residenceof the deceased. 535 Atlantic avenue.Intermnent was in Bartholomew Ceme-tery. DIeceased Is survived by hiswife and by eight children. He wasa member of J. G. Root Camp, W.O. W.

(Ha laesiAwad)

NEW INTERNATIONALi creation answer withauthority all kinds ot pufling

que-ions such as "How is m"? . Where is 1lm-

At" "What is a con m top-ep?" "What isahowitart" "Whatas WEie coalt" "How is at pro.

nounced?" and thousanduof others.

aTen segreatle ang pe.s ,it-reasoes, M ags, tl etraielsoe, t

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Give a trial for Articles lost, Houses For Rent or Sale, Household Articles for Sale, Special Notices, Etc., Advertiseyour Business. Minimum charges for single insertions 25 cents, better prices for the month and special rates for con.tracts of 6 and 12 months.

-- mi'l mn_

"GOOD MORNING BILL"WHY THE

CHEERFUL SMILE?

"Well Jim I have just made thebest business deal of my life."

"What is that?"

"I have just purchased a lot in the

Naval StationSub-Division

on their easy monthly payment

plan."

"Guess I will look into that propos-

ition Bill."

"\\ell just Phone Algiers 503 and

ask for Mr. Valentine. lie will tell

you all about it.

MISSIPELLEI) WORI)

The word "arrangements" in thead of Mrs. I. Graffe l)audelin wasmisspelled "arrangments." Those toreceive the .Jacobs' Candies wereMiss Victoria Giepert. B.:: Ilonnystreet: Joseph Servat, 41S I)ianastreet. and Victor Cieutat. 117 Val-lette street.

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NOLATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOURANSWER MUST BE ON A CARD OFPIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THANAN ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOUSHOULD WRITE ON THE CARD ASFOLLOWS ONLY:

FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.SECOND THE MISSPELLED WORD.THIRD. THE NAME OF THE ADVERTIS-

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APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIEDCOLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE 8 ALLCORRECT ANSWERS ARE DEPOSITEDIN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREEDRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THEPRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEYARE DRAWN.

Special NoticeNotice is hereby given that the annujl

meeting of thee stockholders of the AlgiersLand Co., Inc. for the purpose of electingdtrector-, will be held at 7:30 p. m. onMondat.y, January 2. 1917, at 500 Verret St.

EMILE I. DAMARE, Sect.

CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desires to express sincerethanks to Dr. V. Lowe. Mrs. I. Russell andFather Petit for kindness during the illnessand death of my sister-in-law, the late Mrs.II. A. O)'Keeffe. Mrs. O'Keeffe is survivedIby inve children, the oldest of whom is nineyears and the youngest two months.

MRS. J. TINGSTROM.

CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to extend thanks to all whowere so kind to us during the late illnessand at the death of our beloved husbandand father, the late Mr. ). Iurkes, Sr. Spe-cial thanks are extended to Rev. FatherPetit, I)r. V. Lowe. Mrs. I." Russell, theMetropolitan nurse, Mr. II. O'Keefe, Mrs.Ilouston, Mrs. Tingstrom and Mrs. Bachot.We appreciate and give thank# for the bea•!tiful ttoral offerings sei•t by his brother-n-law, hiugh O'Keefe, by the Silver City

Social (lub and by the boys and girls ofthe Swift and Co. of Magazine and JuliaSts. All have the everlasting gratitude of

MRS. J. DURKES and Children.

CARD OF THANKS.

In behalf of my children and myself. Iwish to extend my heartfelt thanks and ap-preciation to all who rendered assistanceduring the illness and at the death of ourielhved wife and mother, the late Mrs. HughS'Keefe. Special thanks are extended toRev. J. A. Petit, Rev. R. M. Brown, Rev.'. Kuegele, Rev C. C Weir, Misses Lena

Mang aracino and M. IButtener, Drs. Loweand loldercck and Sts. John Chapter No.35, (). E. S. All have the everlasting grat.itude of IHugh ' Keeffe and children.

LostUSE Cedar- Sweep for Sweeping-no

dust.A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.

Found()n Suiday morning on Delaronde street,

two photographs, hust pictures of two youngladies. (Owners may have same by provingprloperty and paynr'ent of advertisement. Ap-ply 500 Verret St.

ALCOHOL Stoves for ll purposes.A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.

HELP WANTED.

Two young lady solicitors. Salary andcommission. CGood proposition for right par-ties. Apply 515 Verret St. tf

BROWNIE lHousehold Wax for Ira.ing.

A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.

For SaleOne baby carrialge, practically new. For

sale cheap. Apply 527 Bermuda St.

LOCAL

Double Cottage at 721.723 Psei Ace., fourrooms each side. Rent for $17.0-- ,0.Termnns $150 cash; balance $14 er mosth. ur-ther information 0R Verret St. p

AS to ee the Dunham Laws Roller.A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.

For RentThe large commodious two-story residene,

Nao. 205 Olivier atrest, emrer of Delarondes.Sewerage and water connections. Appl tqGeo. Herbert, Jr., 2W Olivier St.-Ple,Algiers 3R-L,

1erwrm a es LTD

ORDER SATURDAY.

Parties desiring pies for Sunday

must leave their order Saturday to

be sure of having same.

MRS. F. GOEBEL.

Verret and Alix Streets.

NEED MONEYSee MICHAELIS at

STANDARD LOAN OFFICE300 ROYAL ST.

3-13-17

Royal Furniture ExchangeM. HIOCIIFEIIER, Proprietor

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

New and Second Hand FurnitureNos 537 to 541 Royal St. and 700 to

708 Toulouse Street 11-1-17

AUDITORS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

I A MODERN SYSTEM

- A modern system will enable you to deter-mine your profits accurately. Why not letme install one? I also keep small sets ofbooks.| EMILE I. DAMARE

LICENSED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTe hone, Hemlock 132.

v Algiers References Mr. P. Rupp and Dr. Kraft

ATTORNETS

Phones Main 2001-2610Hours 3 to S p. m.

Of EDWIN L MAHONEYR 'LawyerOF 416 Godchauz Blds.N 7.7-16

'S AWNINGS, 8AILS. ETC.S.

.SPEARING & COMPAN', (Established 1T17)SAIL MAKERS. Awnings. Flags. Tarpau-lins and Tents. Theatrical Work a Specialty

D Cumberland Phone, Main 3891. Corner Canal and Tchoupitoulas Sta. New OrleansLs.

E IJ)IINSOX Automobnile Wax and Cleaner.A. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.

BUSINESS PERSONAL

) Do not haty any make of scales or have/ any repairing done on any used ones until

you consult Ferrer. There is a reason. Get_t. Postal 5825 Magazine St. Telephone Up-town 768.

rs PHILADELPHIA HAT CLEANERS.

n 640 ROYAL STREET.t. Hats cleaned and blocked at lowest prices.

11-1-17

TIIE MODEL STORE-e Latest Style Skirts and Waists at Factoryd Prices. Skirts made to measure. Children's

s and Infants' Goods.s. 701-703 Royal St., Cor. St. Peter.

d 9-.13-17

WOOD WORK-DOORS-BLINDS.

When in need of Factory Work, see Cres-cent City Sash. Door ana Blind Mfg. Co.,Montegut and Marais St. Phone Hem. 1508.o Prompt delivery. 91-3.17

dMODERN CLEANERS

S B. TREADAWAY. Prop.s 515 Verret St. Phone A 207 Jt. Suits cleaned and pressed, 50c.

Suits pressed, 25c.Suits dry or steam cleaned and pressed. 75c.

y For a limited time only.

I IF in need of money always rememberthe Loan Office with the reputation. The

r old reliable

Eagle Loan Office andJewelry StoreJ. ITrrZKOVITCH, Prep.

938 CANAL ST., Cer. Uniuersity PlacePrivate loan entrance on University Place.

Pledges kept one year. 8-.31.16

ANDREW KERSTENS, DEALER INt, CHOICE BEEF, VEAL, PORK, MUTTON,

SSAUSAGE, ETC. STALL IN POTO MA

KErT.

FRVITl VEGETABLELS

-Vegetables, Fruit, Fish, Game, Groceries,Oysters.

-PETER TALLUTO

d Cor. Aliz Sad Bermuda St. Phone Alsiers 431

FRESH MRATCentral Market, Phone Algiers 431, eornerAix and Bermuda streets. Choice Beef,.Por, Veal and Mutton. Fresh meat anay time

of day. S CATANESE, Prop.

-GRIIMALDI & CU., 4eslers e aosgmetun cs, etc., orders received

d ay and night

. BARBER COLLEGES

-Wae whLo beralsg; sol giwos.gog.os.secured. N. O. Barber College, 615Julia t.

r

SL. PAILETS

LOAN OFFICE adJEWELRY STORE

521 Canal Street,

Newestst o eedebTh h et to tho Poople ed li~r .i.mt Lsm, a•t Lehi hIs.

W i& u1mlhq1lr l.

i REASER SCHOOL)Sh iir ianid (any systems, Boikkeea;ng.

fluch Tvpewruirng, Meciianical and Arihite<tura t)r..wing, English, Penmanship (by anexpert, Arithmetic, Spelling, TELEGRAI'1I,etc

I iv and night sessions. easy terms andpJ.::ois secured. b613 CANAL STREET.Special rate to students fromAlgiers and Gretna. 8-24-17

COUPONS BOUGHT.

CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO COUPONS4ue PER 100. GEO MOROY. 200 MAGAZINE

DANCING.i.

DANCINGCHII.DRENS CLASSES. S P. M.

YOUNGER SH F--BOYS AND GOILS. 7 P.M.ADULTS CLASSES. 8 P. M.

Meets Every Wednesday Evening atMRS. AUGUST SCHABELS

Oliy ier and Patterson •ts.RATES, - $1.00 PER MONTH

Arrangements may be made for privatelessons

L. GIACE DAUSELIN, InstructorPhone Uptown 608-W

GROCERIM

YOU MAY FIND a misspelled word isour ad. but we never misrepresent goods Isold you. YOU GET full weight-full countand just what you ask for.-LAFITE'S cGROCERY. Pelican and Seguin.

WM P. SALATHE. DEALER IN FAMILYand Fancy Grocerses, Fine Hl ncs and Liquors,Corner Bouny antd Evelana Streets. Algiers.

La.

SILVER CITY GROCERY.I'll11.11' II.\.\ ,. P; pr , p ,r.

COR HOMER AND PACIFIC AVENUE.

EARDWARI.

I'EI.IX BiIRNE, JR.. Mill, Plantation and -Engineer's Supplies. Paints and Oils. 611613 Patterson Street. Phone Algiers 395.

MAT•RESSES, FURNITIRE.

J. L. WALLACE, Mattress Maker. upholsterer, old mirrors resilvered, responsible furniture packer and mover; wagon to hire. 7laTeche street. Phone, Algiers 9127.

NEW Method Gas Stoves will save you

A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.

MIDWIVES

Mrs. E. Ilotatd, Graduate Midwife andobs:etrical nurse, 430 Diana street.

MRS. I. RUSSELL, MIDWIFE, 613 AtlantieAvenusse.

MONEY TO LOAN.

NEED MONEY?See Uncle Joe

168 S. Rampart St., New Orleans, La yS-- --- #--------- IF

MISCllAE NEOUS. b

FURNITURE.

atBuhe your new and second hand furniture

NATIONAL FURNITURE HOUWSE,1313 CANAL ST.

G. Werbel, Prop. Phone M. 521511-1.17

BICYCLES.BICYCLES bought, sold and repaired.Go-Cart tires put on $1.00 per et. Gon-zales Bicycle Repair and Messenger service.110 Elk Place, Phone l 2259. 9-13-17

FLOWRRSNew Orleans Florist

R. GEORGERSuccessor to Schindler & so., Floral Artist.Residence Phone Galvez 1807-L; Store Phone,hemlock 786--194o. 825 Decatur Street Ourspecialties: Wedding bouquets. funeral de.signs, floral work, house and church decora-tons. .9-13-17

I NOTIONS--MAGAZINS

NOTIONS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CRO.CIlET COTTON--MAGAZINES, NEWSPA.ERS. Try us. Mrs. F M.. McLean, 419

9.16-17

SCHINDLER & KNAPPFlorists. Wedding Bouquet, Funeral De.signs & Floral Decorations Our Specialty.

827 Decatur St., Phone Hemlock 24172. Oppo-.site French Meat Market. New Orleans.

9-617 I

TiLET us tell you about Quaker AutomobileA. BALDWIN & CO.. LTD.

VERMICEJJ.WE manufacture vermicelli exclusively.Comparable to the imnpored. Try us. Inbusiness 25 years. Phone Hemlock 1321.id. F. Proes, 2128 SI. Peter St. aug 817

JEWELRY AND REPARINO. 'N

F. A. BRUNETEstablished 1878

JEWELRY313 Royal St.

Expert Repairing Done10-18-17

B. WALDMEIERDealer in DiamoLds, Jewelry, Witchs

Optical Goods Eyes Tested Fre piriNeatly Done. 506 Frenchmen St., near Docatur, New Orleans, La. •9617

REPAMtING.CLL kinds of repaing. iCyclee Wathes,oc. Umbrell~as, Guns, Lacks and Kes.nything else that is broke. Algies rl nt-log House. 813 Teche St.

MAGIC Sticky Fly String.A. BALDWIN & CO., LTD.

Teeth eatseted by expets si• tre latesttand most approved methods. Union DentalCs., Ltd., s Canal St. Established is IME.

Used FMOSELER AUTO EXCHANGE

4A* AUOM3 T313T 104-17

MILLINERY1 , I.a"-

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di TILE AN MARBLE WORE

ad , St , mantel. ,, .',t. .iif-I l"T. I'IINTS.

RX RESTAURANT e` I \ • ,\ .\<\• ,-s },r,,Prt ors.

' a: ry 'lace inI' _l).e Main 53J,

MSHIP ".ND .

:"*1\ it. , ' V Chandler s... u li, . . Y eors T ... t,, 11i Decatur St

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