New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-14

ing a great deal of Roadway
despite the inclement weather.
The roof that he is putting down
Is known as a composition roof
ing and he guarantees it to be
rain proof, in fact he says there
is nothing better for this climate
in the shape of roofing material.
Observation-Disclosures, Ano-
dyne-kills pain, stops putrefac
ton. = .-s.f~~is.;;>
The rains in this Parish this
week have retarded the harvest
ing Of rice to considera bic eX-
tent, but on the other hand the
cane crop will be benefited ma
terlally by the precipitation.
Even the young corn will thrive
and prospects as a whole are much
better. 1t is unfortunate how
ever, that the rains of the past
few days had not arrived thirty
days ago in ORDER to save the rice
farmer the expense of continuous
pumping.
Lime, bricks, cement, gravels,
white and yellow sands.-Ber-
trand Lumber Co. Ltd.
Another new home will soon
be taking shape in the East End
portion Of New Iberia. From
what we learn, DR.. j. H. White
has already given out the contract
for fine residence on his little
farm along the Trolley line which
is to be occupied by himself and
little family. There has been
number of new homes built in and
around New liberia during the
year. The large home of Mr.. F.
M. Bodin on Duperier Avenue is
about completed with the excep-
ton Of the papering and painting
which is quite an addition to that
popular avenue. AS soon as it is
completed Mr.. Bodin will remove
therein with his family in order
to give his children the advant-
ages of our good schools.
See Bertrand Lumber Co., Ltd.
if you are in market for Ellwood
Hog fence.
-Teche Encampment No. Is,
Knights Of Temperance at a reg
ular meeting held last Friday
night had their semi-annual
Installation Of Officers for the
following term. The officers are
as follows: j. M. Perry, w. c.;
w. A. Callen, V. c.; Joe Renou-
Diet, c.; w. j. Bernard T.; An
drew c. Lassalle, F. R.; w. D.
Reynolds R.; O. Jacobs, NJ; T. B.
Hart, A. NJ; W.. B. Davis S.;
John O'Brian g.; D. A. Dimitry,
P. w. c. The ceremony of In
stallation was conducted by Jos.
Renoudet, Grand Vice Chief, as
sisted by O. Jacobs, G. NJ and
John O'Brian, G. C.
No. 666 will cure Chills and Few
er. 1t is the most speedy remedy
we know. .-y
The attractive advertisement of
the Hotel De Soto in another part
Of this paper soliciting patronage
for the Constitutional Convention
at New Orleans is only another
indication of the aggressiyeness
and wide-awake methods of Vie
LIE Beau, President and Managing
Director of the Hotel De Soto co.
Although New Orleans has many
famous notes.-the home |
comforts. splendid service and
very reasonable low prices has
made the De Soto-tha most pop
uIar Ct all.
LOST-A gold mathematics
medal. If found return to Lucy
Derouen, 81 Weeks Street.
Mr.. Henry Broussard of the
firm of Leblanc & BrOussard,
agents for the renowned Stude-
baker make Of autos returned
nome on Thursday night from
New Orleans whittier he went on
business in connection with their
agency. He is more than ever
convinced that the 1916 model
Studebaker Six is the ideal car
or this section Of the country.
The finish Of the autos in ques-
ion, Of the new model has con-
'eniences that none Of the other
machines are equipped with and
lie advises all who contemplate
machines to see the |
studebaker Six which is sold at
i $50 which is a big reduction ]
# the former price, and a better ]
inished machine than many of
he higher priced cars. The
gency have three en- route from
he factory at the present time
wo of which has already been