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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08
Maneuvers Are Expensive.

Washington.-The joint maneuvers of
che regular army and the organized
militia next year will cost 81, 300. 900.
according to estimates prepared by tho
war department.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08
A Worry, Even In Eating.

WELL" smiles the wife Of the 4
TONER, you miss one worry that Z
rest of us have. With your hushnI
in the grocery and meat business n
don't have to worry about the "
cost of living"
yes, we avoid that worry g
the market mans wife. But Y
trouble Is that Mr.. Feedem never Z
joys his meals. Every time be =
anything he frets about how much !
could have sold 1t for"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08

The polo pony which kicked the
duke Of Roxburghe in the face proba-
bly, will be o~steracized by his fellow
ponies. Such rudeness is not to be
tolerated in aristocraic circles.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08

The finding of SO many old masters
IN curiosity shops and out Of the way
places suggests that the modern art
list has found a way of eking out Q
livelihood at last.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08

C~hicagoans are said to eat $50, 0OO..
900 pickles a year.. 1t seems likely
that the teeth of future generations
will be set on edge.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08

Popular priced aeroplane flights are
the latest wrinkle. We have no doubt
that the movement has the hearty in.
dorsement of the undertakers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08
Letter -
Dr. nlnsr 4
MasAaatsn, \. I.
Prove What Swamp-Root win n.

Flovo "naf Swamp-Root win Do \. !
Send to DR.. Kilmer l. o.
ton, N. Y, for a sample bo M, Sl,Ia
convince anyone. You viii y, ~
booklet Of valuable inform. tio ~ Y
al about the kidneys and bladas. 3
writing, be sure and mention n. "
cents and one-dollar. 'nS &
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-08

WHEY You're always intIr,B
that woman has too much idle !,
osity.
Hubby-Idle curiosity! Idle! NJ
sense. It's the most active thing y
herl
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
1.-THE FORTUNE
HUNTER. y

There is q subtle meaning an(
warning 10 young nen of cOnvi
vial natures in q scene in the first
act of "The Fortune Hunter
which comes TO the EIks Theatre
on Jan. Dist. Willie Bartle;
asks Nat Duncan to 90 out and
make a night of 1t for old times
sake. "DO you remember the
night you took me ont and showed
me to play Faro bank, Matt"
eyes l remember, and / remem
Der what . zap we thought m,
roommate was because he
wouldn't come with us-polntlng
to Kellogg who had just been
made junior partner in big Wall
street cOncern-"He was my room
mate" 1t is with touches of real
human interest like these, and
lines that fairly breathe moral
suggestion that will make "rh,
Fortune Hunter" live in the memo
~ a. perfectly written, technical
" correct, with educational effect
Df tremendous value to the world
1t large.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

As the work prOgI essed she be
came absolutely enthusiastic Over
the possibilities of the motion pic
tnre. She enjoyed every minut,
Ut her new occupation with tn
keenest zest, watching and ali
s"rbing with eager interest til.
many various details of producing
= picture of this magnitude
Upon the completion of her c,.
gagement at the Selig studio
which extended over a period ut
eight weeks, she stated that ssh.
had learned more about ac in.
aud production during this shor'
tim" than she had in as man,
years elsewhere. Her salisfac
ton and enthusiasm over this pro
ductlOn Of Cinderella caused he,
to start making arrangement al
once for dramatic version Of the
story. Just when she intends to
produce it is not stated, but it is
practically ass ured that Broadway
Will see 1t some time within the
next year and half.
In the mrantn Q her host of 10.
cal admirers will flock to see her
as the little girl in tatters that
married the wonderful Prince
Charming, in Selig's three-reeI
holiday masteIplece-Cin0ereIla,
which will be shown at EIks Thea
tire.
1.-THE Selig Polyscope Co. has
scored great triumph in securing
Miss Taliaferro aud feel that we
have been equally fortunate in sc
curing this set of reels for our the
ARE. Our public have indeed a
treat III store for Them" said Mr..
Schaiff, of the Elks Theatre, in
speaking of this forthcoming pro
ductiOn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

corporate limits OF the city OF Ntg
! IBERIA, for the fiscal year eudip.
June 30th, 1912, the sam" 30 H.
due and collectihle within the sam.
| time and in the same name Il.
! the State taxes are collected.
Be it further ordained, than 8l
additional three mills snncial ta>
on the dollar Of the assessed <aI-
uation OF all taxable property Nitb-
in the corporate limits OF Tho eitt
Of New IBERIA as authorized ty g
vote Of the taxpayers % thc ~
OF New Iberia, ii an election N0t't
for the purpose OF payne On" l1-
tertst and 4 portion OF tn" friaei
pal due upon the Electric LtEbt
Eonds issued by the City Of NcN
Iberia. and that said special tax
be collected at the same time and
in the same manner as che munich
pal taxes; and said tax shalt be
paid in current money OF thu | nj
ted States.
Be it further ordained, that an
additional three mill tax on tn"
dollar of the assessed valuation ~
all taxable property within the
corporate limits Of the city OF New
IBERIA, be levied As authorized ty
vote of the taxpayers o. the city
Of New IBERIA, AT an election hcid,
for the purpose Of paying the IN
tercst and portion Of the prIncj-
pal due on the contract price TO
cut and dug the New Iberia South
ern Drainage Canal; said special
tax to be collected al the same
time and in the same manncr a.
the municipal taxes; and saIi tax
shall he paid in current money Of
the United States.
Be it farther ordained, that an
additional three and onc~haff mill
tax on the dollar OF the assessed
valuation OF all taxable property
Within the corporate limits OF the
CITY of New IBERIA, BE- levied as
authorized by vote of the tax
PAYERS of the City of New IBERIA,
at an election held on June llth.,
laGo, for the purpose OF aiding
the New Iberia and Northern Rail
road Company; and that said spc-
ciai tax be collected at the same
time and in the Same manner as
The municipal taxes; and said tax
shall be paid in current money of
the United States.
Thus done, read, adopted and
signed and the seal of the corpor-
alton thereto affixed in open SEES
sion at New Iberia, La, this iith
day of December A. d. 1911.
J. s. POWER,
Mayor
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
"THE SW ETEST GIRL I
PARIS"

Trixie Friganza, while she does
not play the title role of "The
Sweetest Girl in Paris" the cur.
rent attraction at Macavley's, il,
Of course, the star. The fact is,
Trixie has passed the point of abl.
lily to play girl parts, having
graduated into the matrrn class,
30 far as figure is concerned, aud
10 her present musical comedy is
appropriately cast for the aunt of
the 1.-THE sweetest giIl." To be
plain, T:ixie is plump, even-well,
why m,nce words, since she so
gleefnlly sings about it herself IN
the song, Gee, l Am Glad Pm
Fat"--and il Is no merry Jest,
either But, then, Trixle handles
her excess avoirdupOis with the
dexterity that a baggage smasher
manages q trunk Of the cottage
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

type; IN fact, she cav0rts ab0u
the stage just like she did som,
seasons ago when her figure va,
more sylph like. But it must mo
be inferred from this that Tiki,
has lost her old time charm 1T il
only alnplified, more opulent.
And she is just as clever a musical
comedienne as ever, perhaps
more so, with her ripened expert
ence. She IL a big factor, too
more ways than one-in her pres
ent offering, and made q hit with
the honse in the opening perform
ance Of the engagement last night
Besides leading in the comedy
work on the feminine side, she
has several song numbers which
score strongly, and her burlesQue
limitations are clever and also out
of tho stereotyped line. Her best
song is "Don't Forget the Mum
ber," near the end of the show,
but she should initiate the nurse
she tells about earlier IN the ~.
ton, who performed the only sur.
gical operation at the iDfirmary
where she was-''cut out kimO
no." That kimODO could not have
been "loader" than her sleep,ng-
car story. Several men in the "a
dieDce, who had heard it in stag
fairly gasped when shs
told it. Tho show Is rscy enough
without that. It is full OF enter.
fainment. toO-crisp, snappy, mel
girly. And, besides being
gorge0nsIy staged and costumed,
Introduces some musical comedy
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
MABEL TAL|AFERRO
TO HAVE CINDERELLA
DRAMAT|zED..
But Star and Her Production
Will Be Seen Here at Less
Than Popular Prices.

Miss Mabel Laliaferro, who re
Gently completed u special engage
ment, ct an enormous salary, with
the Selig Polyscopc Co., where she
played the part of Cinderella Ia
the forthcoming three reel produc.
ton OF that subject, jonrneyed to
Chicago from New York last week
20 hold . conference with Mr.. w
n. Selig, With the idea of secur
ine Tie dramatic rights to Cinder
~. Nies Taliaferr0 has been
sooeohing for many years for Z
1lona1io pcos1uction d This p pu.
~ folIy leGend. - dear to the
hsert q NJ yonnger generation
~ YIN b1 renenbered, this dam
q 1ittle oceEons hae always been
s1 - NJ elEo1ts y presefy<'
q - ~ ~ r. =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

Trixie Friganza is supported by
an excellent company, cOnsplcu
GUS in which il William Edmund.
in bis impersOnation of Cob0ssO
the Italian tenor. His story Ol
how he lost his voice at a baseball
game is . scream" Mr.. Ed
munds' character ization il an i'm.
port.nt part 10 the action of the
play, the Italian being an aspirant
for the hand of "the sweetest
girl, in would-,,e rivalry of the
young American lover, who. Of
course, wins ont The introduc.
ton of q Caruso photograph rec.
ord AZ that Of the lost vice is a
clever c0uceit.
Grace King, who plays "the
sweetest girl" il we'll endowed for
the part and has \ voice IN keep.
ing with 1t. Violet Macmillan, q
baby blue blonde Of almost nudge,
Size, IL another effective contribu
tor 70 the entertainment. And
then there il Cathryn Rowe Palm
or, who wants man; she IS very
clever In her line of grotesque
comedy. Maurice Brierre az the
juvenile lover Oils the role most
acceptably and contributes several
good song numbers, the best being
II Love Them All From A. to z ,"
The chorus. and particularly the
pony section, is excollent aud
good to look upon.
"1'he Sweetest Girl in Paris''
out the week at Macau.
ley's, the engagement including q /
Saturday matinee.-The Times,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

1.-THE Land of HEARTS Desire, y
she accepted the urgent invitation
of Lady Greagory to visit her at
her estate in ireland. A warn,
friendship developed between Lady
GreagOry and the smb,tiOus little
star, and Miss Talixferro's visit
was prolonged for five months
Lady GreagOry was at this time
engaged 10 the task OF translatine
the old Gaelic mythology into sim
pie English 40 that the lovers OF
fairylore might become better &C
quainted with these tales. Mis-
Tsliaferr0 at this time became 20
enamored with this subject aud %
much impressed with tho grea,
work which Lady Greagory was
accomplishing that she decided
then and there to devote practical.
ly her whole future career to the
development and preservation Of
these fairy legends.
With that end IN view, she has
always sought plays that would
appeal not only to grown people
bQt. 20 she expresses Il, ITO that
,omi0R GENERATION that I love a.
1early." The result Of her anbi. |
Ion IL known 70 oil. Her success |
wn~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

Many bad been submitted to heI
but abe has never found any that
would prove practical for her pur
poses.
When the Selig P0lyscope Go.
first approached Miss Taliaferro
with . proposition to feature her
in one OF their productions she
fatty and indignantly refused to
consider it, not being familiar
With the high position which the
silent drama holds 10 it's relation
to the stage Of today. THE con.
ference, however, served to arouse
her interest IN the silent drama, as
Il had been aroused in Madame
Bernhardt, Duse and R~jane, and
from then on she held = deep ad.
miration and respect for the men
Who were doing 20 much to give
the "nasses" OF this and future
generations the art or the stages
greatest STARS This interest deem
rned after her first visit Of lnsuec.
lion to tho studios Of the Selie
Go. 1t the invitation OF
Ar. W. n. Sel'g and when be out. |
lined to her, in the course OF their
:0nveraation his idea Of producing |
Cinderella on ! e. 80 elaborate |
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES

| woul,. respectfully beg to cal
your attention 20 the PTlmal,
Election Laws of this State, part
cularly Section %, which prOviie
for the selection of Commissioners
Tins Section provides that tari
Candidate must furnish me on,
name for each and every voting
Precinct or Ward in Iberia Pa,lsl
in which he ,s running. Thu
must be furnished me by Sndo,
./n,~eny Uh, L9l2
1 would earnestly re4uest that go,
do not ruH until tie last minute Il
Se,M in this isl Of Commissioners,
bit TIT ne hare than, U1ossible, be
fore his elute.
Your special attention is called
to that portion of .be Prima, ,
Election Law which reads as fol-
lows: ELECTION Officers shall pos.
sess the same qualifications as are
required of the voters at the polls
at which they preside
Therefore, in order for a person
20 he >elec ed az a Commissioners
Clerk or Watcher at any particu
lar Precint or Ward and receive a
commission in either Of these ca
Dacltirs, said person must be a
registered roter Of HM precinct on:
Ward, aud should have paid all
necessary Poll taxes. If AN,
names are sent in and are drawn
as Commissioners, Clerks OF
Watchers. and my attention is
called to the fact that they do no,
possess lhese qualifications, / will.
OF necessity, he compelled to re-
inSe to commission them, for the
reason that | would be guilty of
violating one Of the provisions of
he Act in issuing a commission to
4 person not qualified to serve,
and would subject myself to criml
nal prosecution under the terms of
said Act.
] give this notice now to you so
that you will have ample time to
investigate INTO the qualifications
Of the persons who you submit on
your lists, and if, therefore, you
submit the names Of persons who
are not duly qualified, the fault is
with you.
specially desire to call to your
attention that a person registered
u one Ward cannot, under the Pr.
nary Election law, be Commission
n, Clerk or Watcher IN another
Ward, and, therefore, would eau
ION you~tO keep this in mind in
laking yOnr selectlOns.
| further beg to add that I will ,
urnish Candidates with blanks
'hich you can fill ont and use in
ending IN, TO me, the names of
ersoEs from whom will be drawn .
he Commissioners aud Clerks.
Under the law the Parish Com.
Ilttee will D,eet at the Court
louise ia New Iberia on January
10, 1912, at II noon, for the pur-
Dse Of selecting and drawing
ON the various names submitted :
the Candidates mot later than
annary 1th, 1922 the Commits
oners, Clerks and Watchers of
lection.
A j. MAUMUS,
halsman Democratic Parish Com
mittee Iberia Parish, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

McCAULEY'S-Trixi Friganza
in 1.-THE Sweetest Girl in Paris"
SHUBERT MASONIC-"Ev.
erywOman."
B. Il. Notwithstanding.
WALNUT-ThnrstOn, the ma.
gician.
AVENUE "MuldOOn's Picnic
BUCK1NGHAM-"Star Show
Girls"
GAYETY-"The Great Star
and Garter Show"
HOPKINS-Vaudevllle and pic
lures.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
DISBURSEMENTS

DISBURSEMENTS.
mm:ayors salary ----- s 100000
Cuy .lerK,-'- - - =. 800. 90
NY Attorney = $1,000
u'ai rolce,- = $1,000
heePei,--- - 800 90
Printing and Stationery. 250ou
- - S00. 90
o.oher anu jury - 10000
Es'a1eso'' - 5000
netoiiiS rrisoherS,-- $4,000
- =. = 10000
nuu'tOI, - $1,000
n nl,. department. 100000
n, Schools - ------ 100000
Public school appropria-
ton u910-15lD--- - 5000 90
JanitOr,--- - :. 2c0 a"
Board Of HEALTH =. - -. 1soo On
go yuuse, - 600 90
| S.y - small, 300.0
| Ca...:s. o'''hiss'oner, - 10000
Certificates of Indebted
neSS,--- - - - G0nn m
Drayage SALARY, mule feed
and wagon repair)--- 800 900 90
Mill Bond Tax Electric
Light - =. - $3.50 m
5 IL M. tax for N. /. & N.
X. X. Co., --- =. :. 769s no |
Waterworks appropriation. i100 oG
Notes and interest due by
WaterWOrks for fuel. = o646 m
Streets and Bridges - 2165 90
A,.,'.':, - - 10000
Appropriation for Unsec-
tartan Aid Society, - = 100 90
Appropriation for Teche
improvement Ass'n,--- =. 20 co
Note and interest due N.
matt Bank, against Bond
lax -. .. c0Oo M
Note and interest due Peo- '''
pies Bank, due 12-23-1. 2633 AZ
Note and interest due Peo-
pies Bank, due l-20-12, 1856 81
Note due Citizens Bank.
due 1-13-12,.-- - =. $500. 2ooo m
note and interest due John
A. Gebert, due 2-15-12.... 1904 ,,
Note and interest due
School Board, due 81
H. - - o1c- - ,
Note and interest due ID. G. '
Boutte, due 2~3-12, - =. 135o 90 !
Note and interest due Fort
Wayne +. Works. ;. 775 %
Notes and interest due N
!. Fdry and Mach. Shop' s1s 20 =
Note and interest due Max 1 |
1ato uue o-5-l2, - 324.OO y
Electric L. Plant to Peo- :
!. pies Bank - >. - 3aO On .
Vote and interest due Peo- ~ D
pies Bank by citizens for J
School BOard,--- - - - 36O On ~
vote and interest due Peo- =
PIES Bank by w. w. =
Plant, 10-7-11,--- = 700 IN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS. s7e5l5 .

be It further ordained that in
order to provide for the above ex-
'Denses, as estimated and set forth
| @s above budget, there shall
- tevied tax upon all taxable
fpre9erty within the corporation Of
New Iberia, not specially EXEMPT
under the State Laws or laws 81
me United States, amounting IN
ne A1Gye1ate to ten mills On the
9otlor IA TIE assessed valuation a.
- 30 situated within ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL

4 New Iberia, La, Dec. 18th, 1911
TO the Honorable Mayor and Mam-
1 bers of the Board OF Tru5taes
of the City OF New IBERIA, La.
Gentlemen We, your Financs
1 Committee, submit foe your adCi
1 ton the budget for the fiscal yeai
4 ending June Both, 1912
We desire to call your attention
/ to the fact that the following notHS
/ issued by the Mayor and Board o.
| Trustees are not carried on on
! present budget, but viii be placed
on the budget for the fiscal year
ending june Goth, 1913, they not
becoming due under this budget
to wit:
Note issued Sept. IS, 1911, TO ~
!. Foundry & Machine Shop for
S3S976.
Note issued Sept. IS, lolt, to Fire
Company No. /, FOR $500.
notes issued Sept. %, 1911, to J.
w. Taylor, for $4,000 each
Note issued May 18th. 1911, 10
Iberia, st. Mary & f. X. K. Go. for
S150oo0.
Respectfully,
G. GtRARD,
O. RENOU Def,
VICTOR ERATII,
! Finance COMMITTEES.
| BUDGET.
A ordinance adopting budget
of expenditures and to levy an an
nual tax, 10 provide a rcvrn,lc for
the fiscal year ending Jtlnc Goth,
! 1912, and also to levy special tan
OF three mills on thu dollar OF The
assessed valuation Of all taxable
property within the CITY of New
Iberia. to pay the interest and a
| portion o. the principal due on tho
Electric Light bonds and also to
levy special tax OF three mills
on the dollar on all taxable proper
ty within the City OF New Ibnri1, to
pay the interest and . portion Of
the principal Of the dnbt contract :
cd by the New iheFi1 Southern
Drainage Canal; and also a tax o.
three and onc-half nils on Tie dol
lar in aid of the New iberia & Nor
thcrn Railroad Company, was pre- .
scented by Mr.. Rcnou,ict and read f.
When it was moved by M. Hrnou-
Diet, seconded by Mr.. Ribherk, and
adopted by the following Yea and
Nay vote, to Wit-Yra, Mnssrs. CT
rard, Migues, Trainor, Erath, Rem
cudet,, and Rihock; Nay, mono.
Said ordinance as above entitled
was then presented to tho Mayor
for examination and after exami
nation was return by him approved
and signed and the seal Of the cor
pOratiOn thereto affixed.
Said ordinance reads as follows
ORDINANCE
Be il ordained by the Mavor and
Board OF Trustees OF the City OF
New Iberia, that the FOLLOWING
budget of expenditures and est
native revenues for the fisca
year ending June 30th, 1912, be and
the same is hereby adopted.
ESTIMATIVE REVENUES
Taxes = S2i ,oGs. SO
Licenses -. :. 49, - II 00a M
3 Mill Bond Tax for Elec-
nus, - = - - - - G,5S9.0G |
Market Revenues =. 5000 90
10y AouFt flheS,--- = $500. 0t |
DoS !aN,--- = - 300 ,
8 1-2 NJ. tax for N. / e. N.
II. *. to.,T =. =. = 1850 |
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
EisA ES-Estim.t.a

''tiilidteu
; 1T, a,.. Appropriation EST sls,oeam
interest on 10Th Sections. V'S' w
s' a. Arp. for High '"''
SCHOOLS, re-.
f4lier jury, mills, as per ''''e"
Police J1ry Mill Ct: :. :, R,isiE
Corn. New Iboria =. =. 2,lslH
(ESt l-s+
Corr. New Iberia, for Live o''eM
Corn N" v'T Ibc ,j'-' ~ = a. :. i5saM
Bona for III, still unpaid
with interest," :. ,o..
Corp. New Iberia, Note and '''1'A
Int. Bal. Of 3 mills for last
year, still unpaid. :. an.
Corp. Of Jcancrette, 3 mills ~
Corp. Tax, Estg..- :. :. ! 9s /.
Poil Taxes, including those
retained by Clerk..- :. :. auan
FlleS, =. :. ~
Corr. Of Loreauville,
mills, for III and II. :. 9mn
school Boards share Of
BACK taxes, collected re
Gently through attorney, 8an
incidental - -. =. =. =. oss~
Tota Revenues. =. :. ...s,,glls
DISBURSEMENTS ESTrM rpe
Teachers Salaries, =. ......ss7 aEw
Salary OF Supt. and Atty. 2oleN
Gallery Bond and Int.
tMagnola SCHOOL, :. :. 2qak
Iberia Bldg. x Loan Assn
BOND and Int. Live Oak
III . - =. =. :. QQHtM
Iberia Bldg. & Loan Assn
Bond and Int. dive Oak
49,? - -. =. .... tAfAM
Payts on Book, at Bldg.
Assn tIigh School Lot Mn
Note and Int, Iberia Natl
BANK - =. ...... k7nM
Note and Int, Citizens'
Bank, Jeanerette,-.- 5llet
expense, open
accts., etc., 49,. 09il
Total, :, ...ssI,ils
Less l month teachers sal
airy paid. ------ ...-. ktof11
Total Expenditures, = .-.t51afr
Respectfully submitted,
EDW ARD LEBLANC,
EUGENE GUILLOT,
j. ID. WALLET.
20-12. Budget COmmlll1f
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

THE SPEED OF YOUR
CAR subjects ito s Il
finish to a cont ~ &
Island Blastn 70
wonder it is LOSING IL
handsome appeaJanee
Let me revarntsh ls
with Valent ines Y
dium Varnish = the
HIGHEST PRICED and
best in the world
This time your I'm ~
will far outYear =
thing else in TOM
And I don't haye
charge you a htenss u
price either!
Send the ma0h1oo
around to the 0nol
TO-DAY.
JEAN JACQuEn0
cARRuAGEMAkGNs
4l2 Center St. New Ibeel
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30
The ELLIS TINE STAMP

Weeds eet little explanation. II consis.s AZ !,
sDoeaal vaech movement set in . nickel plated
Sc 40 sdjastcd in such > manner as TO reduce
ms weaf % minimum. II is stem wiudinf and
kX g ue9.settin9. On the lower side Is :
ps1noa4 d.! = the center Of which the hcur and
mlnase eande revolve Systematically and smni.
naeeseay wi0 ~ hs.ds on the face Of the
v1sc1- 14e nands wifhin the PRINTING disl. ~.
- ploesd q {1xt1positon to tie hands on iSe
80. 49, 01exact timo, and the dAte line ~.
9ees.fe!y oe shcws ~ DIV when ne impres-
ssss 49,
IL lsieli d. Hay - ~osdsd aad arran3.
osv4lsey a eey1oq 20 % o meet .ai,v,
1Aos4 - - = 800 staane = ps,eHcal
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

Be il ordained by the Mayor and
Board OF Trustees OF the CITY OF
New Iberia, that the followino
budget of expenditures and est
native: revenues for the fisca
year ending june 30th, 1912, be and
the same is hereby adopted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-12-30

state Appropriation ,Est , s,o..
Interest On 10Th Sections e''NeN
'0' a., arp. for High '''~