New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-21
A meeting of the Civic

"A meeting Jof the Give
League of New Iberia VIII take
place, on Monday, Sept. 23rd, at
4 D. m. in the Pythian building
There will be an election OF Off
GERS and other matters OF I'M
portance to be attended to and
all the members are earnestly re,
aueste1 to attend and show the1l
interest. An invitation is also
extended to those not within the
membership to be present that
they may be made acquainted
with the work the League has III
view and to which its aims are
gradually leading, in spite OF dit,
ficulties in the way.
5 or doses 666 will break a..
case of Chills & Fever; and Il
taken then as a tonic the Fever
will not return Price 25c.
The big testimonial Ibhefl1
to be given for the Catholic Gem
etery Association by the Sedg
wick family, assisted by our loca
talent promises to be the strong
est home talent performance evel
staged here. The Sedgwicks are
a whole show themselves and one
can be sure to get their moneys
worth besides helping good
cause. Rehearsals are going Oh
daily and the troop is IN fine
shape. The "Tramp and the
BOBBY" will be presented the
first night. They will change the
program entirely the second night
not repeating even one song. A
large audience is anticipated or
both nights.
The largest and best line ever
shown.-Kling Bros.
Miss Yvonne Arnandez, the
talented daughter of Mr.. jeff
Arnandez was favored this week
with the scholarship to attend the
| Lafayette Industrial Institute al
the expense of the Police Jury. 1t
VIII be remembered that that
Body invited all those who We're
inclined to take advantage OF
their liberal offer to make appl:-
cation and stand competitive ex-
animation. Miss Arnandez being
the only one who applied was
granted the favor and credentials
put into her hands by the Secre-
tary of the Police Jury for entry
into that educational institution,
where we know she will make
good and be an honor to Iberia
Parish.
YOUR NEIGHBORS have made
money by investing in the he
ria Building Association. You
"an do the same
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
hottie
SO many people not being Ia
miliar with the changes in the
State Laws relative to applica-
tions for marriage licenses, We
reproduce in full the questions re-
CURED to be answered by them
to the Clerk Of Court, according
to Act. No. 104 Of the General
Assembly of the State, approved
July 9Th, 1912: Groom's name,
residence, age, previously mar
ried, name of groom's father and
mother, if living, race, relation
ship Of parties. The same ques-
tions must be answered in behalf
of the wOman's name, residence,
etc. We furnish this informal OH
at the request of our efficient
Clerk Mr.. j. G. Leblanc, who is
always ready and willing to as
sist any one matrimonially in
clined.
The best values ever offered in
every department. King Bros.
The most important topic to
be heard on our streets at the
present time is who will be the
personnel of the Sewerage Commits
sion to be elected in November.
Among those we have heard men,
toned as probable candidates are
Messrs. Edwin Estorge, Lazard
King, Jules Dreyfus, Charles L.
Provost, Chas. Gauguenheim,
Fritz Dietlein, R. S. Mcmahon
and others. The election of a
Sewerage Board is one Of the most
important transactions that will
confront the people for some
time and we sincerely nope that
these gentlemen will be willing
to make the sacrifice by lend
ing the use Of their names. I'm
less a good Board is selected there
will be but little chance of the
people voting the Sewerage taxes
ana no citizen should be back
ward in this matter.
You cant afford to be without
Conkey's White Diarrhoea Rene
dy. It is a positive relief from
this disease which kills thousands
Of chicks yearly. Price Soc. For
sale by DeBlanc & Landry.
After an affection by total
blindness for nearly two years,
our esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr..
John A. Gebert returned home
last Saturday from Paris, Texas,
completely cured at the hands Of
skillful oculists Of that State. Mr..
Gebert was taken to a Sanatorium