New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

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Magnolia school: Chorus, Amer
;ca School; Reading Columbus
Fred Heflin; Recitation oct
| ober" Mabel IIarkirs; dates in
Life of Columbus" Florence Har.
kins. Alfred Vest, Rita Occur,
Eunice Plaisance, Catherine Sax
on; Reading, Columbus, Clifford
Sehexnayder; Chorus, "Colum-
, bus, the Gem of ''he Ocean
School Reading. Who the Con-
tipent was named America. Ger
trude Cartine; Acr,stic, Chris
TOPPER Columbus. ~ Grade
Recitation, "The Little Artist, y
Albert Trotter.
Lime. brick and,ccment ut Der
trand Lumber Co
The Southwestern Traction &
Power Company received tins
week twelve ears Of Tioga gravel
which they will Use on their road
bed from the upper limits of New
iberia to the Postoi1ice where it
will join the Model Road I'M
provement. The Company has al
ready a large number of men en-.
gagged in fixing their tracts and
when the gravel is laid it is said
there will be no necessity of a
guard rail. We are pleased TO
see them fixing their rails that are
causing so many vehicles to break
their wheels at a great loss to the
owners of vehicles. Almos, daily
some buggy or wagon that is The
least bit worn falls 20 the ground
and really it is a hardship upon
many. however we think the trou-
BILE will very shortly be abro.
gated.
YOUR NElGIIBORS have made
money by INVESTING in the be
ria Building Association. You
can do the same.
Moss Club Sauce now 15o. Buy
4 bottle.
Died, at Lake Charles, La,
at the residence of her daughter,
on Sunday morning. October 9Th,
at 2:15 y. M, Mrs. Virginia Hus-
croft Slutz, mother Of Mrs. John
r. Davis Of this City, and wife of
Mr.. G. II. Slutz. Deceased was a
native Of Canton, Ohio, and had
many friends In New Iberia. The
funeral was held from the resi-
dence of her son-inAaw, Judge
Davis, Duperier Avenue on Sun.
day evening last. Rev. Dodson Of
the Methodist church officiating
and the remains Inferred In the
Protestant Cemetery. Mrs. Slntz
leaves to mourn her demise, tive
daughters. Mrs. John Il. Davis
and Mrs. d. j. Thompson Of Lake
Charles and one son, Mr.. T. W.
Slutz. 80
Mr.. Poultryman II you are
not getting eggs, don't blame the
chickens. Heln them Mong by
feeding Conkey's Laying Tonic.
Del,lanc 4 Landry has it.
Police Jurors DR.. II. A.
King, Oscar d. Romero, II. =.
Gates and l.. Cyrus DeBlanc who
were appointed AZ committee to
visit Lafayette for the purpose of
witnessing the road work being
done in that Parish with a Trac.
tion Engine and Road Scraper,
made the trip last Thursday and
came back hone much impressed
with the machine and its opera
zion there. Il IL very probable
that our Police Jury will adopt
the same method ut an early
date il it meets the appreciation
Of oil the members of the Po-
lice Jury.
WHICH DO YOU PREFERi
The rent mon.
what aos. Il, ey paid for a
r.nts. . man ,f home gives you
80. ,..nt "a a better houss
- ,,s"s;.ass 10 live In and
something to
live for.
Iberia Building Assn
Attention Of our readers IL
cslled to the advertisement Of the
Sandox- Suberbielle Co., appear.
ing in this issue Of our paper.
This enterprising Arm has recent.
~ installed an additional mill In
their plant to crush corn, shucks,
cobs and grain being reduced TO
a fine meal In one operation.
Cobs and shucks, like cotton seed
and many other feeding material
Of high value, was formerly con-
signed to the waste pile but they
have now come into their own.
their value a. animal feedstuffs,
when properly reduced, are now
universally recognised. Farmers
and feeders everywhere are uti.'
lining these materials with great
profit. In view of the extremely
shast crop 81 corn in iberia Par
ish, farmers can save large feed
bills and make their scant sup.
ply of corn suffice for their feed
requirements by having their
corn, including cobs and shnchs,'
converted into . finely ersand
feed. For = nominal charge, go
pounds Of good feeding material,
which was formerly wasted, il