Stylish SHOES!
Call and see the elegant line
of Shoes just received. For
men we have the latest shapes
in Walk-Over and J. & M.
Shoes. For ladies we have the
U i Duns' fashionable shoes
in patent leather, vici, Suede,
velvet, oxfords and pumps.
Cool, dainty, comfortable
that's the only way to describe
these handsome shoes.
J. A. DALFERES
Mississippi Street
SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1911.
At A. Bloch's Clearance Sale:
ladies' kimonas, only 10 cents.
Mrs. N. Trovine, of Dallas, Tex.,
i the guest of Mrs. Louis Dehon.
Misses Aimee and Jeanne Maurin
re in Thibodaux for a visit to rela
tiOres.
Clinton Chambers enjoyed a visit
t relatives in Baton Rouge last
Sunday.
Mrs. G. Donnaud Bentley and Miss
Nits Sims spent Wednesday in New
Orleans.
capt. J. W. Betz, of Baton Rouge,
pent Monday and Tuesday here with
:is family.
Ladies' white lawn waists going at
I Bloch's Clearance Sale at 45
tets.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Richard
we in New Orleans for the day
elast Monday.
Miss Edith Aucoin left Friday of
ht week for a visit to relatives in
iIouston, Tex.
Edward Munson, of Glenwood plan
hton, was in town for a short stay
,lay afternoon.
;Capt. J. G. Davidson returned
Wednesday afternoon from a short
,nit to New Orleans.
.iss Althea Fortler is spending a
e in Thibodaux with Misses Es
and Maud Braud.
yard-wide cotton, free of lime,
ints, gong at A. Bloch's
Sjale at 5 cents a yard.
:rs, 5.hn Hunley and her son,
went to New Orleans last Sat
y to visit relatives.
Miss Elia Briggs, of Plaquemine,
the guest of hTe cousins, Misses
and Alethea Betz.
HIon. . A. Gondran, of New Or
, paid a flying visit to Dona,`
ftle during the week.
