New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-07
We notice with satisfaction

We notice with SatiSfactlOr
that the town authorities are serv'
ing notices on the property holders
to put down sidewalks in front OF
their respective properties. This
is a good move and will be great
convenience to those living away
from the Main thoroughfares, now
residents who have heretofore es.
capped, will now be compelled tc
put down walks on their unim'
proved properties, as matter OF
Justice to those who own and live
in their homes, but have been de.
barred the convenience Of side
walks by non residents. Council
man Murray of East End is setting
a good example by putting down a
substantial walk on his Charles
street front, which will be con
tinued by the other property hold
ers.
Don't forget to attend the sacri
fee sale of low quarters at the Her.
aid Shoe Co.'S store, commencing
Monday, June 9th and ending Mon,
day evening June 10th.
Prof. J. b. Hull, the accom-.
plished organist who represents
Grunewald's Music House, will
officiate at the Episcopal Church
on Sunday, June 9Th. Miss Bessie
Lonrd, the regular organist, is
now on a visit to Abbeville.
Louisiana State maps at Enter
prise News Store, 15c.
The Progressive League met
last night at the City Hall with
about twenty members present.
The question of equalization OF
taxes was ably discussed, after
which the chair appointed com
mittee to confer with the Board of
Reviewers which will be in session
in the next few weeks and see
what could be done towards rec.
tifying unequal assessments, in
other words to place all property
within the town and parish on q
fifty per cent basis. The League
also endorsed and recommended
that the city fathers have made @
map of the city.
For one week only the Herald
Shoe Co. will sell all low quarters,
consisting of ladies low quarter
sandals and colonial slippers at cost
All will be placed on counter ant
marked in plain figures. Sale viii
commence Monday, June 9th
w. COMPTON, Manager.
Letter files, letter presses ant
blank books speciality at Enter
prise News Store.
We direct our readers attention
to the ad of Mr.. w. A. Chachere'!
Novelty shop appearing elsewhere
This establishment will be of grea
service to our housekeepers, enab
ling them to have furniture re
paired, upholstcring done, mnsica
instruments repaired and tuned
As soon rs the different tools an,
machines are in place it is the in
tentiOn to have electric power ap
piled for their operation. MIR
Chachere also expects to max
armoirs, chairs, cots lounges, etc.
and if he is properly encouraged
may expand into a small furDitur
manufacturer. We are glad to Sc
any industry brought into on
community, and we trust that thi
Novelty shop is but the steppin!
stone to a regular furniture fac
tory, which ought to do well here
| RefrigeratOrs, ice boxes, ham
mocks, croquet sets, lawn swing
at McMahon's.
WHY NOT OWN
YOUR OWN HOME?
Buy on easy terms through tn
Iberia Building Association.
The vestry Of the Episcopa
Church have. leased the Iberia Par
for July 4th. With the assistanc
Of the ladies of the congregatio
they propose to give quite an elat
crate entertainment to celebrat
the natal day Of American liberty
The proceeds are to be applied t.
the church debt for recent repairs
The public will be duly notified Q
the details Of the program at a
early date.
Trace chains 35c per pair at Cy
press store.
Anything in the stationery lin
can be found at all times at tn
Enterprise News Store.
The electric piano at Ribbeck
which is quite a novelty, was thi
week overhauled by Mr.. J. B. Hu
Of Grunewald's aud is in goo
working condition.