The following refrain is rendered
by the "trade boosters" quartette:
"For we are a folly bunch of boost
ers,
And we hail from New Orleans;
We are here to thank you for your
courtesies
And to tell you what it tmeans.
New Orleans is your natural market,
So loud its praises call:
The country for the city,
And the city forl us all."
List of Letters
Remaining in the postoffice at Don
aldsonville, for week ending Nov. 16:
Laura August, Abe Bell, Ella Bell,
Carolina Flanders, Arsene Gray, Sue
Griffin, Bertha Harris, M. A. Holland,
Delia Homes, Joe Jamberg, Frank
Lacave, Mrs. J. Martinez, Dora Mill
er, J. 'C. Nicholls, Olivia Parker,
Neal Roses, L. J. Stockwell, H. M.
Snyder, Sorrel Sells, Gusste Thomas,
Lettle Thompson, Julia Wallace.
J. J. LAFARGUE. Postmaster
Dr. Sheard Moore, proprietor of the
Donaldsonville Auto Co., announces
that he -has on hand a full line of
electrical supplies, and has engaged
Harry Weber, the well-known local
electrician, to do electrical wiring of
all kinds and execute contracts of
any size for work in this line. Or
ders will be given prompt attention,
and satisfaction is guaranteed as to
quality and prices of material and
workmanship.
FOR SA.LE.
S00 STANDARD GRAF'TED PECAN TREES.
Prices on application. B. A. COLOMB,
Colomb, La.
SALESMAN WANTED.
E'ARN $250 per month. Sell dealers highly ad
vertised article. Exclusvely or side line.
No sanlples to carry. IMPERIAL CO., St.
WANTED.
SALESMEN to look after our interest in As
Jcension and adjacent counties. Salary or
commission. Address VICTOR OIL CO.,
Cleveland, O.
FOR SALE.
500 REBUILT CYPRESS CISTERNS, with gal
*F vanized iron hoops. Perfect order. NA
TIONAL CISTERN WORKS. 1027-29 Race street,
New Orleans. La.
FOR RENT.
