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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25
MISS BERTHA WELLS, TRoMBonIsT.

ISIS BERTHA WELLS of the Boston Lyric Trio is the creates
IVv woman tr0mbonst. Besides being a great troDfbonist. Miss
lvy Wells Is a reader of remarkable talent. She belongs 10 a com.
81 pany of three great artbts-a company that was organized
with the idea that each member should be strong enough to give n whole
evenings entertainment without the aid Of the other two. Miss Wells
home ia In New York city. She has been doing concert work almost
since she was young enough TO be lifted Oh to the platform She win
play at the chautauqua In this city this sumner. and every lover Of
music will enjoy hearing her
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

Der leote til Opoagelie Al aomplot.
tet. On anoen ing, unit 9ige er
bleuen opiororet til at reiie til
Amel ia % 6ao0e Ii9eIeoes iogt Sa,
inoen bun oneoe llraao. S%eIoiguis
blep bun ina 6iemme. gnoeIig mel.
0es ON ct treble 9ilfeloe. bbor Rei-
len blen iorpurret.
Get bliner III 0oenieBoIitis Saa,
ifrioer .Spu.glt@, at faa opIpit, ON
BET ogioo er itet. at nnge bigger Dir.
feIig er bIeoen Ioffet Dor. af De jam.
oitti9beoslsie 6~orbrDoere.
Gn bebjertet 9an6. 9otteoogt
Emanuel Reterien. Der patrouiaerer
oeo ap9itbusbroen / asbenbapn,
bprte Ratten til 6. o8. en- Nano
ifrige ON 9ipIp noe ira Seen, og
oa 0en orllfnenoe aabenbart life flin.
De flare fig ieIo, iprang Geterien raft
no og isgte at reooe BAN. Get bar
NOR bIeoen oen bebierteoe Mano en-
aloorIia 6iitorie. til ben orufnenSe
baooe ganife miitet 9~eiinoeIien og
par Ii9e oe0 at treffe i'm Ne0nings.
mano me0 neo UNDER ganoet.
gnoelig Ipffeoes BET oe0 tiIiIenoes
6i9lp at iao begge op, men | megei
forfommen 5ilitono. Zen %0rnfnen.
De, bbis Rapn er Arbei0smnno9uo.
pig grobin. aoeIgaoe 96. mootte
inoIpgaes paa aommnuneboipitolet.
og bans Reoningsmano bar ogioo
en- Gel meotaget.
San bill ~antaaeIi9 bIibe inbitiQet
til ReoninasmeooiIen
WnnO. % aIouib9cn. st SilfGI.
De pao 9on9eIan0. Ru6fsbing, 8.
Sui. 5 @aar fonitatereoe 3nr.
IGae 4n6erien / Guofsbin9. at ser
bar uobru0t Wun6. % aIobipee /
@%aar0eier M. 6aniens geiptnina /
91ffebn. en- 6alb MiIs 9ei ira 5u6.
fsbing.
7prlngen inbberette0e Sogen til
geterinpripiifus. % 6ennes asii-
tent bar / Gag beororet 9eiptnin.
gen. 20 areaturer. iamt soinene
iIooet neo.
as6en6aOn. s. Suli. ; anleo.
nina al Nun0. % alooip9e. 6iliql.
bet / 2nftebp paa 9anaelano, bar
Observation-Disclosures / 7oa uoite6t
5orbno moo ltoisrieI ira 2oneelono
al Ieoenoe abGg. Soar. @eoer %
Sbin iomt So % SnIm.
0iniiteriet bar te%legrafiif beor.
bret 9eiptninaen neoiIaaet.
0D oanif SlbuemrifintDpe. On
ing fsbenbnonif Raifinfonitrufter,
Der be6 lnugere 5i0s 5tuoinm bar
lat iia me9et arun0ig in0 / ben mo-
oerne 5lpOetefnif bar fo~nitrueret EN-
M 9Dpe for 8iplaner, narmeit be.
regnet til 4asiaaerflponing. 0n
aonitrnfterens 0pfinoelie oirfelia
ipnes at inoebol0e betponingsful6e
5orbeoringer er BET lnffeoes BAN at
ifafie aapitof til 9eie til at iaa Ma.
ifinen boaaet oa iaa en- aoo Motor
anifoifet.
Sois oct loffes aonitrufteren at
iremitille en- oanif 9iplon. Der bar
Ii9e iaa aooe Ggenifober ION Def
oanife g. S.@onoplon MI bar pit
zig at ppre / 9eii0oelie al, bill
ganmorf pare aoot pao Sci til at
iHofd1e Ell ll1llit Bla0s flellem oe ]
2%uftiporten fsrenoe Nntioner
Ro6ert sbcnbicns 6lbOninscr.
Belle, 6. Suli. ) Mites bar Der paa
dIpbepla6ien fer iamlet 1000
Menneifer. Nobert Soen6ien fore
toe en- 8lponine paa 7 Minutter.
Ga ban biGoe itige op an6en @oua.
Wotoren life ganife tilfreos-
itiaenoe. San 6roe6e iig finn /
gonife rinee 5eioe fra Soroen. bpor-
paa ban mantte lanoe pna en- NOR.
liggenoe Warf. Senere ffei ban
til6age til Slpbeplaoien.
Rob. S%pembien itbrtet neS. Belle,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

) anle0ning al o%oennqonte n
Oresie rettes r8lensbnrgergaodrid
ten" et angreb paa Snore. Nisiion
1 Qoroilespig.
Som befen0t", Tiger 9looet, .er
/ 5nore. Risiion per iaooel iom
brit Aeligion o9 8olitif inoerIigt
iummenimeltet, boao Der 0a ogiaa er
/ Stifteren, 9aitor gecfs amo".
glaoet fan life bol0e De to 8iug
noe ira binan6en, at en- Brett oqiao
fan oere en- 5eorelanosoen, u0en at
bans friiteliee Arbeioe oerpeo BIZ
Der politiif. bem9rfer aislensborg
auis@. 6Dor faIif 8aaitanoen ON
Snore-Mi5iion berneoe er. les al
At en- tDifiinoet Statsprqit itaar /
'Spioien ior Risiionens 5orening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25
9nore.NisiiOn / NoroilesOig %
5anmarf.

5%nore.9lisiion / 9toroilesoig bar
ienot Snore-Nisiion ! 0anmarf EN-
Aoresie ! Anle0ning al 0anif Sn'
oresN1isiions SubilRum, boori BET
heo0er:
5gitpr.0e 9r. grooit 3eutbenl
) anle0ning Of vairfelig Sore
ming for ben inore Nisiion | Don-
ularf"s 30 4ars SubilRum be0er
oi Gem ON at mooto9e en- bierte-
Iig 9ilien og at me0oele 9eitprel-
fen og 5eitforiamlingen oeo Subj
lqumsmeoet / Solb9f, at ri | oisie
Gage ibufommer Gem for 9errens
anfigt.
SnOre.01isiion I R~oroiIesoi9 er
aonosbeiIegtet meo Wisiion
/ 9anmorf.
Dor Ssn0re.0tisiions Br9g peger
/ iamme Retning, Iom Baitor gil.
belm Beet bite os for % aor iioen,
oo ban PED gegpnoelien al port
arbeioe itoo os Ri me0 Rono oe
Gooo, operloo os en- plore, prsoet
Risiionnr til at begpnoe meo og
felp pr9oifeoe pe6 Dor ferite Aarsfeit
/ 4obenroo 1887.
ut bette 8rp9 life er 6leoet u0-
oiifet, men u0opbet, BERTH bar al
Den o%anoeIioe 8oapirfning opret en-
meooirfenoe auriog, iom ri / Mare
mes 9eb bar mo0tagpt nf Dor pIore
8ro6er. gairfelig Screening for BEN
more Misiion / 0anmarf.~
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
LONGvIEW.

Miss Willie Henry McCann visit
ed Smyrna last week.
Col. Thomas j. Wood paid our
village visit Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Seitz made a
trip to sturgis Monday.
Mr.. A.. D. Cummins went to
Starkyille Monday on business,
Mr., Joe Bell, of Macon, visited
his parents Mr., and Mrs, R, 7,
Bell Sunday 4
Rev. Robt. Wallace, ofsSturgis,
will preach here Sunday morning
and Sunday night, 4:
Hon, j. H, Wellborn of Stark
vile, was In our town Monday
surveying town lots. Et Et
Miss Mary Ella Roberts and Miss
Allie Green made a short trip to
Sturgis Tuesday evening.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13

to the hearts and homes of the
women of the church.
For several years, the Sunday
school has been largely attended
by the young men of the College
Under the wise and capable leader
ship of Mrs. Walter Scales and
Mrs. r. K. Wier, quite a number
OF the choice spirits Of the College
have been brought into the Sun
day school, and are today one of
its most hopeful features. The
present session is marked by still
larger attendance.
The pastor and official members
of both the Sunday school and the
church desire. through this medi-
nm, to express their profound
appreciation for this large and
growing attendance, and to assure
the young men of q continued well
come to all the services of the
church.
w. e, M. BRoGAN,
Pastor.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D Askew and
family, and Miss Rice Henry, at
tended the Fair on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. G. Harrell and Baby
Brooks visited relatives in Meri-
dian last week.
Mr.. A. B. Ollie has returned
from an extended visit to friends
and relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
n Mrra q. I'll. Frye, Mr.. James
McAnally, and Misses Lizzie Frye
and Lula Kobletz spent Thursday
in Stark lille at the Fair.
Two of lour Sessums young peo-
pie carried off prizes at the Oktib
beha Fair; Miss Pattie Will Askew
the young ladies' prize for horse
back riding, aside, and Mr.. Stuart
Parish in the bicycle race.
We are sure we speak for all the
Sessums visitors at the Fair in
thanking the ladies of the w. G.
T. U. for their unspeakable kind
ness to them, as we'll as to all the
other visitors, at the Fair.
Our school opened Monday and
we think that most of the little
folks, the Shakespearian traditions
to the contrary, came willingly,
even joyfully, to school. We doubt
not school is q more attractive
place now than 1t was In Shakes
peare's time,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
From Peanut Pint.

Mr.. Editur of The Times:
Resolved, What air the Differ
ence in Women's Hats9" wus the
subject of debate by the Peanut
Pint Debatin Socity last SADLY
night. 1t ware subject of vital
moment to the women, and they
gra ,ed the occasion in massa.
A resolution was passed askin
that your uncle Billy send his
speach to your great influential
weakly fer publication as it wus
the only speach made IN rime,
Yours Respectable,
BILLY ONEGALLUS.
THE DIFFERENCE IN WoMEN's HATS.
In nineteen ten, 1t used to be
Her hat stretched out from sea to sea,
But In the year of nineteen-leven
" iS"ouSs oul iIoiu eallH w uedfSus
There is this difference, this at least,
(Its in the way in which it lies,)
1t used to stretch from West to East,
But now it reaches to the skies.
Once like widespread field of green
1t stretched from sea to ocean,
But now, like towering mountain peaks
1t diSturbs the stars in motion.
Milady dear, I,beg you hear!
Your hats horrid fright
"Biff, Bang, BIN, Whack, Lynch'im,
Kill'im, the mean old thing, Is all
hear,
! i bid you all good night.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
Improvement on M. & o. Branch.

A new coach has been placed on
the Starkville branch of The M. Il
@. railroad-a combination ladies
coach and smoker. This improve
ment has been badly needed since
the branch was bnilt, and it is
largely due to Conductor Graham s
persistent efforts that the road has
at last seen the necessity of such
accommodation. The eleven
miles of the Starkville branch is
the best paying property of the M
& o. system, and it is right that
the patrons should have the best
accommodations,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13

Mr. w. H. Myers went to Stark
vile Monday Oh business connect
ed with land deal.
Hon. John Ell. Wellborn was in
our town Monday with a party Of
prospectors from Washing t o u
county, Mississippi. looking for
locations.
Mr.. Jack Wallace ofLoakafoma,
was here Sunday. He reports a
fine rain in his section Saturday
night which was badly needed and
thankfully received,
Mrs. John Cummins was taken
suddenly sick Friday, and for a
time her condition was consideIed
serious. At this writing she is
much better but not out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall made a
visit to their old home down on
Cypress Sunday. He reports that
the cotton crop on his Big Greek
farm is better than he expected.
Miss Fannie Richardson depart
ed for Winston county Sunday af-
ter visiting friends here for some
time. Come again Miss Fannie:
we are all glad to see you any old
time.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
Come to the Great Mississippi-AIa-
bama Fair, Monday, One Of the
Best Lays. and see the Grand
Parade, see and Hear
Mississippi's Famous
PRESIDENT W. W. FINDLEY,
Of the Southern R. R.

President Findley, of the South
ern Railroad Company, a Missis-
sippian by birth, President of 9S29
miles of Railway, will open our
Fair, Monday morning at Hoo
o'clock. Mr.. Findley will be met
at the train with LOO Mississippi
and Alabama cadets; 80 decorated
automobiles; 30 couples on horse
back; 3 brass bands win escort
President Findley to the Fair
Grounds.
Our Southland should be proud
OF and honor this truly great and
good man. He started his career
as stenographer for the Vice Pres
ident of the N. O., j. and G.. N.
Railroad, and climbed to this, the
highest position in the railroad
world, being President of more
miles of railroad than any man the
sun shines on.
President Findley gained his po.
isiton on merit pure and simple,
being man of rare executive
ability, brains, and persistency.
President Findley rides 1000
miles here and 1000 miles return
ing home to talk with and see us,
honoring Mississippi, the state
that gave him birth. Mississippi,
in return, is honored by this visit
from her most distinguished son.
President Findley gave Meridian
a special train so you could. hear
agricultural lecture course, 1O.30
to 1890; see evening racing and
amusement features; see night
horse show, fire works display, and
other amusements; and return
home and sleep in your own bed.
Because Of the magnitude and
practical educational features,
President Findley believes this ex-
position and Fair of permanent
and practical benefit to Mississippi
and Alabama at large.
Monday night, the 10th, Meri-
dian, Mississippi's largest city
will put on a banquet in honor Of
President Findley, Mississippi's
biggest man from every view
point.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
Special Trains, Low Fares to Missis-
sippi-Alabama Fair, Meridian,
Mississippi.

On October 10th to 21st both
inclusive, the Mobile & Ohio Kali
road will operate special trains, as
follows: From the North leave
Okolona 5:45 a. M, arrive Meri-
dian 10:15 q. M. Returning leave
Meridian 1000 a. M, arrive Oko.
Iona 2:25 a. m. From the South
leave Citronelle 6;30 am, arrive
Meridian 1000 a. m. Returning
leave Meridian 1000 p. M, arrive
Citronelle 1:30 a m. Stops will
be made at intermediate stations.
For tickets and further sinforma-
ton, apply to Ticket Agents.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
A Welcome Service.

The service last Sunday evening
at the Methodist church was held
as kind of welcome service to the
Methodist boys Of the A. & M.
College. The service was widely
advertised and largely attended by
the members Of the student body
and was seemingly appreciated by
all present. A special program of
music was rendered, distinctive
feature of which was the splendid
quartet of voices of college men,
and the instrumental violin solo by
Mr.. Fitzgerald, the Secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation at the College. The pastor
spoke briefly some words of well
come in behalf of the church at
large. He was followed by Rev
w. S. Harrison, who spoke in his
own earnest and clear way on the
Importance of systematic Bible
study. In behalf of the Sunday
school, Mr., ]. j. Gill made an
earnest appeal, which was followed
by Mrs. Bette Gillespie who wei.
coined the young men, as only this
bright and attractive speaker can,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
SESsUMS.

Mrs. H. G.. Young spent Friday
in Starkville,
Mrs. b. E. Self is visiting rela-
tives in Starkville this week.
Misses Edna and Vivian Carpen-
ter attended the Fair at Starkville.
Mr.. Lyman Russell is at home
on sick leave from the A. &M.
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Russell spent
part Of last week in Columbus and
West Point.
Miss Lorraine Rushing left Sun
day for Texas, where she will make
an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Self were
among the Sessums visitors at the
Fair in Starkville.
AR. II. q. Young attended the
funeral Of Mr.. w. Y. Connell, at
Mayhem, on Tuesday.
Miss Pattie Will Asknew attend
ed the Fair in Starkville, the guest
of Miss Mary Linderman.
Mr.. J. e. Tomlinson is on the
sick list this week but we hope
soon to bear Of his recovery.
Mr., w D. Askew had the mis-
fortune to have his hand badly
mashed in a steam hay press last
week,
Miss Lizzie McArne, of South
Miss, Srrived Sunday to resume
her duties as school mistress at
Sessqms.
The two little sons of Mr.. Fl, M.
Carpenter, Of Starkyille, were re-
cent guests in the home OF Mr.
Vivian Carpenter, near Sessums.
Work is progressing finely on
our chnrohFand we hope when it is
finished it will present an appear
ance Of which we shall be proud
Master Frank alrell spent We'd
nesday in Starkyille attending the
Fair. FraEk is very much inter
ested in. fine hogs and he enjoyed
the fine exhibit there.
Mr. Elbert, Tomlinsen was thrown
by mule which he was riding one
day last week and was painfully
and rather seriously hurt, being
I fora while insensible from the
fall, but we are glad to see him
able to be out again.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13
Agent.

Mr.. Clarence West left Sun
day for st. Louis, where he has
accepted a position will, Live
Stock Company. Mr.. West says
that while his business will neces-
state him staying in st. Louis he
is still and always will be q citizen
Of Starkville--the best town on
earth. -
D. A. Clardy, Starkville's mer-
chant who sells everything and
something more, spent several days
in Birmingham this week attend
ing the big Alabama Fair.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-13

Montgomery lot at corner of
Montgomery and Lee streets. Lot
on Washington street. Residence
and lot on Yeates street. 200
acres land 8 1-2 miles northeast
A, & M. College.
H. A. BEATTIE,
g-t Apent.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
THE AGONY OF A BABY UNDER
A SKIN APPLETON

10 all the more terrible because it
can't tell you how it suffers. But
there is relief at hand-not only
relief but permanent cure from
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in ZEMO you win find the cure you
have been prayingf for. We can
tell YOU in ALL truth that we have
made thousapds and thousands of
parents happy with this simple but
And to prove four absolute sin
certify, we have instructed all drug
gista selling ZEMO, to refund the
purchaser Iis money if the very
first bette does not bring relief.
Used persistentlyS thereafter re
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ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP make the
most economical as well as the
cleanest and most effective treat
ment fer affections of the skin and
scalp whether on infant or grown
person.
Sold by druggists everywhere
and in New iberia by our author
lied agents, Jos. N. Thibodeaux &
Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL
Called Meeting.

New Iberia. La. April 10Th. 1911.
APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE
To the Honorable the Mayor and
Board of Trustees City Of New Ibe-
ria, Louisiana.
Gentlemen: hereby request your
Honorable Body to grant the South
western Traction and Power Company,
a Corporation duly organized under
the laws Of Louisiana, domiciled in the
City of New Orleans. a right Of-wav
and franchise for a full period and
term Of twenty five (25) years. over.
through, along and across the streets.
avenues, thoroughfares. highways,
and bridges of the City of New Iberia,
as the boundaries thereof are now or
may hereafter be, and as the Directors
Of said Corporation deem the needs of
railway transportation service TO re-
quire, subject to the approval and per-
mission Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
City Of New Iberia; with the further
right and privilege to use the follow
ing named streets and highways, or
any of them or portion thereof, as
may be selected, to-wit:
Main street; Ann street; St. Peter
street; Bank Avenue; Williams street;
Center street; Dale street; Iberia
street; Robertson street; Corinne
street; St. Peter street and Railroad
Avenue, for the purpose of construc-
ton. operation and maintaining q
Street Car line or loop" in the City
Of New Iberia, Parish Of Iberia, State
Of Louisiana. to serve the present
needs of the inhabitants and indus
tries thereof. which Franchise and
grant is embraced and made to fully
appear 10. and part of, the subjoined
ordinance which is hereby proposed
for adoption after due publication and
notice as provided for by the City
Charter Of the City of New Iberia
Respectfully,
F. w. CROSBY, President.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29

The members Of the Wistaria
Chapter, No GG, .. + 8, held a
very enjoyable Meeting on last
Monday evening ut their meeting
place in the Circuit Court build
ing. The attendance was large.
AZ this session four new names
were added to tho roll of mem hers.
After the closing Of the routine
work of the Chapter delicious ice
cream and cake were served by
Mrs. Jno. 4. White, the hostess
Of the evening. Many were the
delicate and sincere compliments
paid the char ming hostess.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
new vEsTRY.

On Easter Monday a new vestry
was chosen for Epiphany Episcopal
Church this city as follows;
Mess-s. A. b. Murray, DIR. II. A.
King, Geo. M. Robertson, p. II.
Burke, Jno. T. deValcOnrt, G. w.
Cultivate, @. E. Smedes, F. G.
Blumenthall, Dave Rose, VIM.
Bauman and Alex. Mackay.
On Thursday tho vestrymen
met, organized and disposed of
such routine business as came be.
fore them. The organization was
effected by electlng A. b. Murray,
Senior Warden; DR.. 81. A. King,
Junior Warden; VIM. Bauman,
Secretary; and Q. w. Cultivate,
Treasurer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29

The Draughon Practical Busi-
ness College started the work Of
its first session here on Monday of
this week. Prof. Jn0. Mcdaniel
il the manager in charge of this
branch school He is very ably
assisted by Prof. Arthur Proctor,
of Clarksville, Tenn, and Miss
Fannie Hooker, Of Jackson, Miss.
The school il located in the Police
Jury room of the Circuit Court
building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29

On Monday afternoon the fire
alarm was given, directing tho fire
fighters to the fourth district.
Three companies Immediately res.
pondcd and the blaze, which had
started in the kitchen at the home
of Mr.. Harry Smith Mt the corner
Of Main and Ann streets, was
promptly extinguisbed before any
serious damage had resulted. The
property belongs 10 Mrs. p. F..
Henry, who had that day returned
from q visit to her son in central
Louisiana. She made her home
with Mr.. Smith, when here, and
IA she reached the residence upon
her return she found all 10 confu-
sion in consequence Of the fire.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
HOTEL At CADE.

The Louise Hotel was reOpened
under the management of Mrs
Aladdin BrOussard. The house
which is q handsome structure
was thoroughly renovated and fur.
nished with new up to date furni.
ture, mating, rugs, etc. Its new
proprietress has spared no effort
or necessary expense to insure the
absolute comfort Of her guests,
and has fitted the house IN a man.
ner aud style which would do
credit to q much larger town.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29

Stop in at Thibode aux's and get a
free sample of ZEMO and ZEMO
SOAP.
The surest and most economical
treatment for eczema, pimples,
dandruff and all diseases OF the
skin and scalp. Do not neglect
this. They will give you prompt
relief and put you on the road to a
cure. Good for infants as well as
grown persons.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
at Millard's News Depot.
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH

Can not be over estimated and
any ailment that prevents it is a
menace to health. J. L. S0uthers,
Eau Claire, Wis.,, 4Aeys: II have
been unable to- Sleep soundly
nights, beeasse-of Iains across my
back and korenesa of my kidneys.
My appetite wasf very poor and
my general cond ftion was much
run down. I havk been taking Fol-
ey Kidney Pills but a short time
and now sleep as sound as q rock,
my general condition is greatly i'm
proved, and I know that Foley
Kidney Pills have cured me-"
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
BOARD AND CLOTHES9

40 matter how mvch you earn, II
4 4 oil spent, yof are living from
hand to mouth AID simply earning
your board andsclothes. Why not
put some of the money which you
are earning into real estate either
2 home or property that you can
eentS Work for the dollar to-day !;
neke i work for you in the future.
Cau ae our office and talk this
matter over.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-29
ABOUT AS MUCH

THERE'S ABOUT AS MUCH
Reason in q man paying money for
rent as for his. paying money for
. That 0e same l.sfps6sy would
soon pay for the homo he now
rents or one built to his ideas.
Then, too, he lives in . home ofhis
own while paying for It with his
rent money By our plan.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.