cannot be improved
upon and for a few
dollars you can provide
yourself with comforta
ble clothing for the
remainder of the year.
We have a few cravenettes
left that we are selling at
ridiculously low prices.
J. A. DALFERES
DONALDSONVILLE, LA.,
SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 1907
Gilbert Landry and Alexis Poirrier
came down from Boyce Sunday on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mire, of Belle
Helene, were among the numerous
visitors to Donaldsonville onTuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman, of
Plaquemine, spent several days in
Donaldsonville this week as the guests
of relatives.
Dr. Sheard Moore, the well-known
local veterinarian, went to Plaquemine
on business yesterday evening, re
turning this morning.
Elmer Hunt, the efficient manager of
the Miles Company's Conway planta
tion at Burnside, was in town on busi
ness Monday forenoon.
Sabin Savoie, a leading sugar
planter of Belle Rose, was in town on
business Tuesday, accompanied by
his bright little grandson.
James P. Armitage, of St. Patrick,
came to town Thursday evening to
attend a meeting of the finance com
mittee'of the Peoples Bank, returning
home yesterday morning.
U. A. Rousseau, a progressive and
popular young merchant of Belle
Rose, Assumption parish, visited
Donaldsonville on business Thursday
afternoon and was a welcome caller at
this office.
Elsewhere in today's Chief will be
found the official proceedings of a
regular monthly meeting of the parish
school board held at noon Wednesday
in the office of Superintendent D. B.
Showalter.
Arnaud Bloch, proprietor of one of
the leading dry goods stores in Rail
road avenue, has presented The Chief
with a very serviceable clothes' brush
having a substantial wood back on
which appears quite a good likeness of
the donor, together with his name and
address.
