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| Old New Orleans Advertisements Page Six |
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| ORIENTAL ROSE Perfume Made from Flowers in the Land of Flowers Put up in handsome glass stopper bottles at 50 cts, 75 cts, $1.00 and $2.00. Demand them of your druggist or send the money to us and we will send them prepaid. Sample of above and 11 other specialties sent to any address on receipt of 20 cts in stamps. Doussan French Perfumer Co. 46 Chartres Street, New Orleans, La. |
| Products of Ames Laboratory, New Orleans, before 1920. |
| Jacobs Candy Company, New Orleans, early 1900's. |
| Keller-Zander, Inc. - "The fashion center for men's and women's apparel appreciates your interest and anticipates serving you in the near future," 1940's. |
| Mephisto Brand Cooking Molasses, 1906 |
| Feldman's Original Antique Emporium, 325 Royal Street, 1930's |
| Elmer's Candy Co. Ad on the left was printed during WWI: "We are sorry that you cannot have all the Elmer's Chocolates you want this season. But you will be glad to know that hundreds of thousands of pounds of Elmer's are going abroad for the boys in the trenches. When the war is over, you can then have plenty of Elmer's Chocolates made in old New Orleans, the home of good things." Ad in center is ca. 1953 and ad on right is from 1949. |
| Left, Jung Hotel, 1940's; above, Hotel De Soto, 1917 |
| French Opera Spices |
| Joseph Broussard, of Broussard's Restaurant, strikes a pose in an ad for Sunkist Lemons, 1960. |
| Lucky Penny: Diamond Jim Moran's - Food for Kings - Jimmy Moran's Restaurant - 809 St. Louis Street, New Orleans; 1952. |
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| Women's Club Molasses |
| Locock's Cough Elixir, 1884 The ad reads: "There is no disease which demands closer attention that a cold. At first it seems trifling, but if allowed to run on it frequently terminates in consumption. For the treatment of coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, sore throat, whooping cough and croup, there is no more valuable remedy than Locock's Cough Elixir. It is not an opiate and can be given with perfect safety to children. Manufactured by I. L. Lyons & Co., New Orleans." |
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