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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-20
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Summary-Two base hits, M Pike
2. Webster 2; three base hits. Allen !;
home run. Washer hit by pitcher.
Allen; sacrifice hits, M. Pike; stolen
bases, Allen, Priest, Webster. Thorn
as base on balls. off Stems l., off
Stephenson 8 struck out by Leland 5.
by Stephenson 2; hits off Storms, a in
innings. off Stephenson 8 in innings.
Time of game. l hour, so minutes.
Umpire. McGoff.
The Bourbon news., 1913-09-16
FARM LANDS HEART OF STATE

yet while the mineral wealth of the state is
vital thing and more to than
now understand, to my mind the very soul and
heart of Kentucky must always dwell in her farm
lands and pastures-beautifu gently rolling the
fairest and greenes the shines upon, and fruit
full as the delta of the Nile. Kentucky will ever
be a great farming state, and the character of her
agriculture will determine the character and de-
ve1opment of her people Someone has we'll said
that people can not be greater stronger than
their soil.
emphasize is the well recognized fact that in min
ing, manufacturing and all productive enterprises
the basic form of wealth is in itself only about
50 percent of the problem involved-the other so
percent is in organization, which really means CO.
operation. Granting that soil would grade
No. in fertity-which in many cases it will not
do though by intelligent and industrious methods
it can be made to-as now stand, with i'm
perfect system of soil education, organization and
cooperation, farmers realizing but half of
what we are entitled to from farms.
with us the chief obstacle to organization and
cooperation, to my mind is the intense individual
ism of the Kentuckan. That spirit of self-relance,
indomtable WILL and courage to stand alone and
al1-suficent, which made him the greatest pioneer
the world has ever known, is in measure detri-
ment now and blocks his further progress and
age of the coonskn cap and long-barrel rifle. Our
times are strenuously competitive and the degree
of our civilization very complex.
The Bourbon news., 1913-09-16

"Realizing this condition, should set about
inteigenty, with determination, and eyes open,
to learn the value of organization and cooperation,
and to fully understand the destructive quality of
unintentionally selfish indvidualism.
1--WE must establish team work among ourselves,
we must trust another if to prosper
further as a people and advance the solidarity Of
Kentucky interests.
81 have unbounded faith in the future of
Kentucky and in the ability of Kentuckians to do
things when their attention and interests
tered upon those things. 1t is because of my
ambition and hope to personally help in quickening
this movement that decided to give this barbecue"
The Bourbon news., 1913-09-16
Thrusting Aside the Tragedy of Tradition
A Barbecue and an Awakening
By A. Bart Horton

Union in the production of coal and, what is more,
as time goes on will increase the lead and hold it,
for she has greater deposit of high-grade coal
than either Pennsylvania West Virginia. 1t
also be truly said of Kentucky, of almost
other country that if we were absolutely isolated
from the rest of the world, we have within our
selves everything necessary for the development of
a most advanced and prosperous civilization. We
have in abundance the materials, iron, cokng
coal, timber, fire and porcelain clays, phosphate
deposits, OIL gas, and endless variety of mineral
wealth, a most varied soil, grazing lands, and a
benehcent climate
The Bourbon news., 1913-09-16
Speeches from North Platform

PROFESSOR H. H. CHERRY President State Normal
School, Western District, Presiding.
l. R. L. Barnett, Secretary and Treasurer of Ken
tucky Division Of Farmers Educational
Cooperative Union of America.
Subject: Farmers Union.
p Professor T. ]. Coates, State Supervisor of
Rural Schools
Subject The Farmer and the Country School.
g. E NJ Tousley, of Minnesota, Editor of GO
operation" and Secretary of Right
Relationship League.
Subject: Cooperation.
L. Professor J. H. Kastle, Director Experiment
Station, Kentucky.
Subject Why the Farmer Should be Chemist.
5 Dr. Bradford Knapp Washington D. c., Chief
of Farmers Cooperative Demonstration Work.
Subject: Farm Extension Work
e. John S. Sinclair A. B., IL. B.
Subject What Cooperative Marketing Has
Done for the Old World.
T. George Roberts, Professor of Agronomy,
University of Kentucky
Subject: The Soil-How to Put Value Into 1t
and Get Value Out of 1t.
There were many distinguished men from Ken
trcky there; Governor McCreary, Lieutenant Gov
ernor McDermott Rufus VanSant, Stanley Reed,
Speaker of the House of Representatives of Ken
lucky were among those present. All Woodford
County joined Mr.. Camden in making this event the
greatest epoch in Kentuclys agricultural history,
and for days had been assisting him in the pre-
paratory work. The beautiful day, the enormous
crowd, the manifest pleasure of everyone amply
repaid Mr.. Camden for his efforts. From his heart
came the words To-day, l am the happiest
in Kentucky"
The Bourbon news., 1913-09-16

The program of the exercises as follows:
Speeches from South Platform
JUDGE BARKER, President University of Kentucky,
Presiding.
I. DR.. Fred Mutchler, Washington, D. C., Chief
in Charge of Demonstration Work
in Kentucky.
Subject: Boys and Girls Demonstration Work.
D. James C. Caldwell, President First National
Bank, Lakehe1d, Minnesota. Minnesota Mem
Der of American Commission to Study
Agricultural Cooperation and
Rural Finances.
Subject: The Farmer and His Finances.
T. J. W. Newman, Commissioner of Agriculture
of Kentucky.
Subject State Aid.
INTERMISSION
4. Professor C. G. Hopkins, University of Illinois.
Subject: Soil Conservation
5. Professor Charles ]. Brand Washington, D. C.,
Assistant in Charge Bureau of Marketing.
Subject: Cooperative Farm Marketing.
g. Prof T. L. Hacker, Chief of the Dairy School
University of Minnesota
g. Professor T. L. Hacker Chief of the Dairy
School, University of Minnesota.
The Bourbon news., 1913-09-16

HENTUCKY has produced wonderful galaxy
n of great men. The Blue Grass State has
proudly given to the nation men of mag
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
Partition Sale.
IWTIVIlOW OWTG.
CLEMlRE MASON EFT AIS.
VS.
THE MINORS CLEVERT AND EVA
MASON.

State OF Louisiana. Parish Of Iberia, 10 b
judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that by virtu.
of and order emsnatipg from the above
Honorable Court in the above entitled
matter and to me directed. 1, George
Henderson, Sheriff. through Frank J.
Messenger Deputy Sheriff, duly sworn and
qualified in and for the Parish of Iberia,
state Of Louisiana, will sell at Public
Auction to the last and highest bidder,
for CASH, at the Court House In Nv
iberia, La , to effect a partition between
the above plaintiffs and defendants,
between legal 9 lie hours,
on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1918,
the follcwing:described property. to-wit:
LIST. The buildings and movables
situated on that certain tract Of land
situated At the Cotesu, IN iberia Parish.
Louisiar a. containing and meas..ripp
more or less, fOrty-six Arpents and
bounded on the No,'aa by Octave viator,
on the South by Joseph Norres, on the
East by Octave Viator aud West by tn.
public road,
2nd, A certain lot OF ground, with al
the buildings and improvements thereon
and thereunto belonging and al appur-
tenanees thereof, rights ways and ser
vitudss, situated in the City of New
Iberia. Iberia Parish, La, and bounded
North by Corinne street, south by Jane.
Smith, East by First street and West by
Lourd's Estate or assigns.
Given officially this 22nd day Of Novem-
Der A. D., 1913,
GEORGE HENDERSON. Sheriff.
per Frank J. Mestayer, by. Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
JULES LAFONTAINE.

Died, at the residence of his
parents in Fausse Pointe on Tues
day, Nov. 18th. 1913, Jules Lafon
tame, aged % years. The fun
eral services were held at st
Joseph's Catholic church, Lo
reauville on Wednesday evening
at three o'clock. He leaves {
father, q mother, an aunt, two
sisters and wife to mourn hls
demise, The remains were in
TERED in st, Joseph 3 Catholic
Cemetery at Loreauville. The
friends Of the afflicted family
sympathize with them in their
hour of distress.
The sudden and unfortunate
conditions that characterized the
death of Jules Lafontalne, mere
ly emphasizes the uncertainties OF
life and the tickle endurance OF
individual existence.
In the prime of physical and
mental development with the
herculean strength OF a perfect
physique and energizing force OF
a healthy intellect, and an 1ntn-
terrupted record of industry,
sobriety and endeavor, the shock
and the blow of his DENIS tp
kith and kin and friends, stag
Igered the best and loftiest sensi-
bilities of his immediate surround
inga.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
Official Minutes Board of 7 rustees.
New Iberia. La. Nov. 18TH. IL

New Iberia, La. Nov. 18th. 10.
The Board of Trustees of the
City of New Iberia met this dav
IN regular session, Mayor Alpine
Fontelieu presiding and Messrs.
Suberbielle and ViIIermin in at
tendance.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
on motion Mr.. Subcrbielle, see
onded by Mr.. Fontelieu and car
ried. a
1t was moved by Mr.. Suber-
belle, seconded by Mr.. Viller-
min and carried that the prop
osition of Mr.. w. Y. kemper for
IA preliminary survey of the pro
posed canal route be accepted in
accordance with his written pro
poSal on file, which is Four Hun
dred Dollars for the survey, he
10 furnish all labor and bear ali
expense, in conjunction with the
supervision of the work after con
tract is awarded at a rate not to
exceed Eighty Five Dollars per
miie. and the Mayor is authorized
to sign and enter into an agree
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22

ment with Mr.. Kemper for this
work.
A communication was present
ed and read from the Ladies Civi,
League in regard to the work OF
the Court House square, when il
was moved by Mr.. Suberbielle
seconded by Mr.. Fontelieu and
carried that the sum of One Hun
dred and.Fifty Dollars be approp-
rated to the Civic League for
this work and the furnishing BY
the City of the necessary current
for electri." lights to be used in
the Court House square.
The following bills were pre-
sented, approved and ordered
paid: ID. Dorsey for shoeing
mules, 1928; Clovis Louviere,
feeding prisoners, $3.50; J. NJ.
Perry for painting signs on of
fees $3.50; Q. j. Trainor for bill
due by Fire Co. No. I, 1885.
The meeting was adjourned on
motion of Mr.. Fontelieu, second
ed by Mr.. Suberbielle and carried.
ALPIIE FONTELIEU,
{. Nj Compton, Clerk. Mayor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
CASTORlA
For Infants and Childfen.
he Kind You Have Always Bought
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DEATH OF JULES BLANCHET

The entire City was grieved
Thursday morning to learn that
Mr.. Jules r. Blanchet had sue
cumbed during the preceding
night to an attack of pneumonia
with which he had been suffering
but few days.
Born in New iberia on Feb LIST,
1S41, Mr.. Blanchet spent his en-
tire life in this community and
contributed his full quota to it's
growth and development from
the insignificant hamlet to the
present prosperous City. Adept
ing the mercantile life, Mr..
Blanchet was for years one OF
the leading merchants of the At
takapas; and before the advent
of railroads when steamboats,
furnished the means of transpors
tation, he operated warehouse
ut the foot Of Iberia Street which
served as the principal means ct
exchange in this locality,
Essentially domestic and home
loving, Mr.. Blanchet rarely par
ticipated In public affairs and
never sought nor held office, OK.
cept for a short term when he
served in the capacity Of Tax Coll
lector for the then village Of New
Iberia. In the early seventies
he was married to Miss Henrietta
Hebert, who with Ave daughters
and two SONS remain to mourn
him. These are Mrs. s. P. Mis-
trot Of Galveston; Mesdames
Chas. Carsteas aud Jno. ID.
si,hwing and Misses Louise and
Rita Of New iberia and Messrs.
Joseph Of Los Angeles and Henry
OF Dallas. Besides these, he is
survived by one brother, Mr.. Nor
bert and sister, Miss A1lrelie.
His funeral from ist. Peters
Catholic Church, Friday morning.
was attended by the Knights at
Columbus and the Societe de
Renaissance, to which organiza
ton he belonged, as well by \
multitude of friends who thus
Expressed their esteem for the
deceased and their sympathy for
the bereaved family. The pail
bearers were; Active, Jules Du-
puy, Thos. NJ. Dupuy, Homer nur
pre-, j. Il. aehwing, Alpine Fonte-
lieu and A. q. Barrow. Hon
orary, E. J. Carstens, T. Patont,
Il, Q. Hacker, j. r. DeValcourt,
Fred Davis, w. J. Burke, ?. 4.
Renopdet, Jos. A. Braaux, Fritz
Diotlein and Octave Darby.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
SHERIFF S4LE.
j. B. LEVERT
",
ELMER =. SCHWAR ZENTRUBER
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia, 10th
Judicial District Court


Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
and in obedience, to an order Of seizure
and sale issued out of the above Honor.
able Court and to me directed, |. Gee,ge
Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank j
Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff, duly sworn and
qualified in and for the Parish of Iberia,
State OF louisiana, hns seized aud will Of
fer for sale and will sell at Public Auc-
ton to the last and higl est bidder, FOR
CASH at the Count House, in the City of
New Iberia, La. between legal sale hours
ON SATURDAY, DEC 27ih, 1913
the following described property, to wit:
Lots eight and nine containing sixty
eight and thirteen one hundreths acres.
more or less being a portion OF the com
monty known Bayside Plantation accord
ing to the recorded plan thereof made by
James p. Kemper. Surveyor and Civil En-.
kineer, said property is situated in Iberia
Parish, La.
To pay and satisfy the sum of twenty
three hundred and fifty seven dollars and
fifty certs, with interest at q per cent rer
annum from the LIST day Of March, 1912.
until paid and all costs of these proceed
ings.
Given officially this 22nd day Of Nov.
A. ID. 1918.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sheriff,
per Frank J. Mestayer, by. Sheriff
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
THE MAGNOLIA GRADE
SCHOOL.

Roll of honor for month ending
November 14th:
LIST Grade-Norman Colgln,
Frederick Fisher, Francis Sehex-
.nayder, Laurence Roger, Annals
Roger, John Price, Francis Cros-
by, Francis Hebert, Justin Schex-
nayder, George Bertram, Louis
Romero, Jeffrey Folsa George
Lane. Torrance Andre, May Broas-
sard, Loretta Bergerie, Dorothy
Hall, Anita Toflier, May Brous-
sard,
I'd Grade Dewey Price, Cliff
ton Young, Wyley Rabalais, May
Davis, Allen King and Mary Ian
dry.
Bird Grade-None.
4th. Grade-Henry Bennett,
Jacob Miller, Carl Theriot, Francis
Miller, Lucy Rabalais, Irene New
man, Agnes Darby and Nina Ewes.
5th Grade Florence Harklns,
and Martha Landry.
On Friday afternoon, Nov u,
there will be two match games
played at the Magnolia School,
one between the girls Of the first
and the second basket ball teams,
the other, between the foot ball
team and a mixed team from the
lower high school grades and
some private school pupils.
The Magnolia School Play
ground Association, made up OF
the pupils of the school, has sup
piled the school with three foot
balls, base balls, basket ball and
fixtures for the girls court and
have balance in bank of 5000.
The children are giving "a
Thanksgiving Program on the
afternoon Of Wednesday the 10Th,
when they expect to entertain
their parents and friends.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
BOBBIE DUNBAR AND HIS
MOTHER.
Entertained by the Sisters and
Pupils of Mount Carmel.

Tuesday was gala day"
with the pupils of the Convent,
Boys and girls were on the "0rl
vive." From the early morn
till the hour which brought "BOb-
bic amongst them We're they
busy preparing some little gift
for the dear boy. The whole
school We'd with one another in
making this visit pleasant. Each
Glass appeared bringing some
token which was emblematlt OF
the gratitude-the sympathy OF
their hearts. Bobbie alighted, the
center of attraction, beautiful,
sweet and bright, his loving
mother following close by. The
kissed lgolden-haired boy
smiled his sweetest-clasped his
little arms around the neck OF
the Sister that met them, and
"loved her So that tears sui
fused her soul--and found their
way to her eyes--and the eyes OF
the girls and boys all eager to
say some kind word to BObbie
and his mother. He was met
first of all, by the Sisters, there
the Seniors presented him a large
box of candy, neatly tied with rib
bon-greetings and pretty flowers
decorating the whole. informed
late grades presented an immense
bouquet of white roses. The boys
ali sorts of toys-which seemed
most of all, to charm Bobble,
cake, candy, balls, marbles,
spades, galore. Finally the tots
of the Convent came and bob
bic" the Convent baby greeted
Bol,bie the new found boy, with
kiss-a box of cakes-and I'm
glad you've got your mamma.
Bobbie Dunbar had met the Sis
ters and pupils the day his dear
mother passed thru Iberia. Bob
bic had received letters from the
Convent, expressing words of love
and gratitude to God for his re-
covery.' His sweet mother, be-
inc former pupil of Mt. Carmel /,
knew well, the sympathy that
thrived within the hearts OF her
friends--and Bobbie is now one
Of ours, for oh, how sweet to hold
the lamp of happiness over the
over-burdened heart.
We have room in the heart Tor
more than we keep
Room for mere friendship, love
and good cheer,
For the cavities of heart and
brain are deep,
And truth, and love should mark
our pathway here,
49, Verltas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
STREETS TO BE SPRINKLED.

We are pleased to see Mayor
FOntelieu interest himself in evolv-
! ing plan by which the streets
of New Iberia will be sprinkled
! during times of drouth, which
could only be accomplished by
the aid Of the citizens, many OF
whom have agreed to give $500
to the laudable cause. We have
endeavOred to impless upon our
officials for several years, the
urgent need OF sprinkling wa
gon, but no one seemed to inter
est themselves in the movement,
preferring to continue the system
of each one taking care of their
own front and which resulted in
the citizens inhailing all of the
germs WIN Ia emanate from the
dust blown with each little gust OF
wind, besides the destruction Of
goods on the merchants shelf.
The purpose of the subscription
is to enable the Commissioners
to buy wagon which will be
operated and maintained in the
future at the expense Of the mu-
nicipality, the property owner
and subscribers then having as
sGrance that the dust on the
principal streets will always be
kept down. Up to closing our
forms for this issue the following
citizens have affixed their sigma
ture to the subscription list:
Estorge Drug Co., New Iberia
National Bank, =. l.. Renoudet,
cashier; Smith, DeBlanc & Sub
erbielle, State National Bank, J,
r.. Perry, cashier; Dauterive Fur
niture Co, Peoples National
Bank, f. f. Delhommer, cashier;
M. w. Fisher, Abe Hirsch, New
iberia Laundry, Hotel Frederic,
Il. f. Millard, A. G. Barrow, A,
Il. Tullier, John r. Taylor, II. S.
Mcmahon, John Emmer, Pfster
Bros, New iberia Hardware Co.,
S. G. Harry, o, Renoudet, J. We'll,
r. Taul. II. Sehartf & Sons
Schwing & Carstens, Eckart jew.
Co., Jos. A. Buquor, Steinbnrg &
Co. A. Rosenzweig, King Bros,
Specially Store, Chas. II. Lee, n.
J. Carstens, A. Daigre, ID. A.
Dimitry, Planters Supply Co,
Renoudet & Dictlein, G. F. Laugh
lin and r. Armintor. Police Off
GER Romero is still busy securing
signatures.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
SUCOESSION SALE.
Succession Of Alphonse Landry
and of his wife, Clara Co.
meaux, both Deceased.

SUCCESSION OF AAp0OnSe Landry
and Of his wife, Clara Co.
msaux. both Deceased.
10Th Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, Parish Of iberia.
By virtue of commission is
sued unto me, the undersigned
Administrator, out of the above
said Court, under Judgment
rendered on the 21st day of Nov
ember, 1913, in the matter Of ?.
A. Landry PERSONALLY and as Adj
ministrator vs.Idea Landry ct ais.
There will be sold by the Nm
dersigned Administrator or a
duly authorized Public AuctiO-
neer, FOR CASH, (for the pur-
pose Of realizing funds to pay
debts of the above said Success
sion and to reduce to possession
the interest of said Estate in said
property and to effect partition
at Public Auction, to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday the 9th Day Of
December, 1918,
between legal sale hours, at the
late residence of the deceased in
the Parish Of iberia, the property
belonging to the above said Sue
cession, and described as follows,
to-wit:
A certain tract of land con-
tanning two hundred superficial
arpents having front of forty
three 1900 chains, measured in
the direction Of road on its front
next to FRANCOIS and Viel Darby,
running back between parallel
lines on a depth of forty-two 20
100 chains, and bounded North
by w. B. Merchant or assigns,
South by Nueolls, or assigns, and
West and East by Francois and
Viel Darby.
Another certain tract of land
adjoining the above described,
containing two hundred and SO.
100 superficial arpents. and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22


Notice is hereby given that 10y virtue OF an IN
ohedlchee 10 an order OF Sit7ure ana sale issued
""t ~ me hn"Ne iinh"fHb'e court Hnu 10 me Il
,fcVu' H. Neeo Se Henderson, SherlH, through
FRANK Mesthyer, Deputy sheriff, Gully sworn
ana quai,hea ~ ana Tor the Parish OF Iberia
ota'e OF louisiana nave seized ana WIZ ofier i"i
shls anu VIII sell AT Pubic Auctlon, 10 the IN
ana ana highest bidder, FOX CASH, at the Cont
'"nse' IN W" 'lty OF New Iberia, La between
iegsi SAFE houts -
YIN ga ohphf' ph'. E'th' 1918
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22


bounded North by BreauN and
'Henshaw, or assigns, eft ais,
South by Mrs s. NJ. Darby, and
East in part by Francois Darby
and in part by Miss \. PEBBLES,
together with all the buildings
and improvements, mules and
implements thereon and thereto
belonging said above described
property being known as the
Evangelinc Plantation.
II. A. LANDRY.
Administrators Of the SUGGESTIONS
of Alphonse Landry and of his
wife, Clara ComeaUX, both
deceased.
Cammack 4 Broussard, Attys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
APPLICATION FOR PARISH
LICENSE.

The undersigned gives notice to the
publie that hs will present his application
to the Police Jury OF Iberia r. r<h for
permission to continue his retail liquor
business II his present stand on the
West Side Of the pnblis road leading to
Avesy Island, II accordance with ths
State law.
CLARENCE :. uMlTu.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
FOR SALE.

A valuable and well improved farm OF
76 arpents, situated near the town Of New
iberia, OH the 1t. Marinsville road, with
all teams, agricultural implements, cattle
poultry etc. Farm we'll provided.
Three cane derricks In neighborh0od
besides other advantages.
T.rms: reasonable and easy.
For further information, apply to
VEL DARBY,
X. r. d. No. l New lberis, La
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-22
ONE GLANCE

at our Laundry work will con-
vince you that we do the best in
NEW IBERIA.
We do not wear the clothes out
in the washing but
WE USE CARE
in the handling of every piece
"a that you save the cost of our
work In. the extra wear. We call
and deliver free and return all
work promptly.
We guarantee our work.
win thank you for advising d when
and how We fail 10 satisfy you.
Phone 50l-Our wagons will call on
notice.
uou lb)IIl Sanitary la1hdTy.