New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-24

ferept denominations for their generous
help and patronage TO their entertain
ment on Tuesday. They especially VISA
TO thank Messrs Kleeman and Morrell'
the former tor the use of his garage
without charge and the latter Tor the
use of a piano free. Also the ladies' VINO
helped train the children and the little
ones who were such an attraction win
The aid of these good friends, the enter
tainment was a financial success.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
bottle.
Since the completion of the graveled
street connecting with the Model Road
10 Jeanerette, many complaints are
heard of the practice INDUCED by those
operating automobiles who use this thor
,ughfare as speedway. These roads
raverse thickly populated section OF
he Citv and Parish and reckless driving
constant menace, especially to the
lives of children, and a source OF great
anxiety to parents. Both the City Coun-
Ill and the Police Jury should enact
stringent laws to regulate traffic along
his route, and by the rigid enforcement
If their ordinances, check this abuse at
once
Lime, brick and cement at Der
trand Lumber Co.
"A committee of young ladies have TAX
en- incharge the browning of the Blessed
Virgin. This year flowers are to be used
with the cash contribution the child
usually makes A certain flower has
been selected by the committee and NJ
other is 10 be used, il will be sold at
five cents on the church grounds and
can be gotten only one hour before the
ceremony. The committee wishes it TO
be understood that the child is to bring
both, the flower and cash offering. The
re eipt from the flower will go to the
Cemetery Association, the cash contrl-
button in church to the Altar Society
Immediately after the ceremony IN
church. refreshments will be sold on the
church grounds for the benefit OF the
Cemetery Association.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle.
Died, at his residence, No. 210 East
Madison Street, this City, on Saturday,
Nav 18th, 1913, at 130 p. m, Mr.,
Emile Romero, aged So years. Mr. Rom
ero had been in bad health for many
months and his death was not unexpect-
ed. Deceased was well known to ell OF
our citizens as an upright citizen and
was employed as Police Officer since
the present administration have been in
office. He leaves large family OF chill
dren and other relatives to mourn his
demise The funeral services were held
at the Lady of the Lake Catholic Church
at Delcambre, La, on the following
morning.
Window glass cut to any siz
wanted .-Bertrand Lumber Go
The Attakapas Club Rooms, situated
on the second floor of the GouguenheiEl
building, corner of Main and iberia
Streets is receiving general overhaul
ing. Mr. Thos. ]. Burnham and force
of assistant painters and paper hangers
have been busy for several days repaper-
ing and painting the interior Of the
building. Some beautiful carpets have
also been laid and new furniture added
that makes it one of the incest quarters
of any Club in Southwest Louisiana.
Almost monthly new members are be-
ing added to the roster and Secretary
Blumenthal is exertng his best efforts
to popularize the Club Rooms and make
It comfortable for the members of the
Association.
Buick ears; high class livery
service by hour, trip or day. Spec
ial attention to weddings.-1beria
Auto Co., Phone 444.
Some weeks sine we mentioned in
The Enterprise the efforts being made
by our esteemed citizen, Mr.. Luke L.
Bertrand, President Of the Bertrand Lum-
Der Company of this City, to interest our
farmers in the purchase Of small can
ming outfits for home use and the ad-
santages that they would derive should
they raise and can vegetables for their
own consumption as Is done In other
sections of the country. The article In
question has brought inquiries to Mr..
Bertrand from several distant points, one
of which was from Crockett, Texas, which
shows conclusively not only the benefits
derived from advertising, but also the
spirit of the people in adopting measures
% save their fruit and vegetable crops
which our own farmers seem to treat
n an indifferent manner. Small canning
outfits should be installed in every home
where there is vegetable garden of
any proportions whatsoever, and we hope
,ur truck growers and small farmers will
interest themselves in this matter at an
,arly date. These outfits are sold By
Mr. Bertrand without making five cents
worth of profit so determined Is he to
Introduce them in iberia Parish.