New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-30
commissioner of Public Prom

AHiH ICCtiNtU tIllS Wcck
signed by Governor Pleasant
copy OF the amendment to tn
City Charter which was create,
some time since by the Board o
Trustees. This amendment TO III
charter gives the right to tn
commissioners, unless protest i
made by the property holders.
right to pave our sidewalks ant
streets, the Trustees guaranteein.
the payment Of whatever obliya
lions that are made. Under the
charter were our streets paved
the property holders would have
ten years to meet the payment, or
the other hand four years time
VIII be given for the payment of
sidewalks. This charter was
amendedby the Board of Trustees
without any protest on the part
OF the citizens and is a very good
indication a majority of the peo-
ole want improvements when thew
are needed.
Tho ouinlno 1hst Does Not AFFECT The Hasd
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. IAxA.
1--WE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinarv
4uinine and does not cause nervousness nor
look for the signature Of E. W. GROVE. 2sc.
Last Sunday morning be-
tween the hour Of one and two
o'clock the home of Mr.. VALERIE
Bablneaux an employee of the
Electric Light & Power Plant was
totally destroyed by fire. From
what We learn it was caused bv
an explosion of a lamp which had
been placed on the floor near the
bed OF the occupants Of the house.
Mr.. Babineaux's family were at
home alone, as his employment at
the Plant is night work and be-
ing without assistance it was all
the family could do to save them |
selves from being consumed by|
The flames. The insurance on both |
The contents and the frame struc-
lure was carried by the agency of t
Mr.. j. p. Suberbielle. t
Piles Cured In to II DAYS
Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
fails to cure any case Of Itchine.
5iino. H!eeding OF Protruding Piles in 6to l4day0.
0fDt 000licDtiOn civ Raaa |
Among the recent changes at !
he Government Experimental
farm in charge IF DR.. A. G. |,
lauldin which is situated near the
own of Jeanerette was the re- 4
'lacing Of Prof. Lewis by Mr.. J. |,
!. Quesenberry who came here d. |,
ect from the Iowa State COLLEGE,, h
ocated at Ames. Iowa. Mr.. +
'uesenberrv is a native of Cruces. I
Jew Mexico and with his vast ex- \
erience in his line of occupation +
hOuld prove quite an adjunct to $
ur Experimental Farm. il
If qualifications appeal to you as be- @
g your kind with unusual beautiful n
'fe in style, markedly, superior in ma d
rails, true in fitting qualities, clean r
I'd accurate in workmanship, go to h
LING BROS. a
The year 5677, Jewish New T.
ear was observed on Thursday {
v the 1sraelites of New Iberia u
IL OF their places Of business was II
Osed from six o'clock Wednes-
~ afternoon until the next night. $,
the Jewish Synagogue approp- c
ate services were conducted by L
abb Jacob Steag of New Orleans
| Wednesday evening and .,
lursday morning with large at r,
ndance from our sister town of =
anerette as well as the surround =.
g communities. The choir which :.
IS composed of Mrs. Louis Pts y,
r, Mrs. Henry Mayer, Miss Pearl g,
wis and Miss Rose Taul was ex- w
llent and highly appreciated by g.,
e audience. ~.