New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14
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lOr OTuR OIOfe. Apply dI Lay
lor's Drug Store.
Some steps should be taken to
have a Reformatory School for
juveniles established in this Par
ish. Almost daily we hear OF
some criminal acts committed by
boys who take advantage of the
fact that they cannot be incarce-
rated in jail for slight offenses
against the law and in many In
stances their conduct is intol-
cradle. Even the most ignorant
negro boys are cognizant of the
law and they hesitate at nothing.
The Juvenile law as it is now on
the Statute books is. of no value
unless there is a Reformatory
School established here.
Rub-My- Tism-Antiseptic. Ano-
dyne kills pain, stops putrefaction
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Pesson
and children returned on Tues
day last from a delightful trip to
Houston, Texas. They made the
voyage in Mr.. Pesson's Ford,
stopping at Lake Arthur, Sulphur,
La. and Orange Texas. He re-
ported the roads in good condi-
ton, but found them rougher In
Texas than in our own State.
The Board of State Affairs at
Baton Rouge will convene on
Monday next to consider the alb
stracts and assessments of the
various parishes in Louisiana now
that the Assessors have completed
the rolls for the use of the Board.
The first dav will be given to lbe-
ria and St. Martin and those who
have reasons to want changes
made must present themselves at
Baton Rouge next Monday, the
date set for the adjustment if any
is to be made.
Mr.. John J. Bogard and fam
lily of Minden, La, removed to
New liberia several days ago to
make their home here. They have
rented a cottage on Ann Street.
Mr.. Bogard will open an ab-
abstracting office in this City as
soon as he can find a convenient
office. He has had thirty years
experience as an abstractor and
comes to New Iberia well recon-
mended.
Mr.. John L. Perry Of Hous-
ton made his family a visit last
week. Mr.. Perry has joined the
Signal Corps Of the United States
Army, enlisting at Houston with
Mr.. Cleye French, another. The
rian. These young men were en-
ployed with the Cumberland Tel
ephone Co. at Houston and en-
rolled themselves in the Signal
Corps with one hundred other en-
ployees of the Cumberland. They
will 60 into active training in a
few days.
No. 666 will cure Chills and
Fever. Ut j. the most speedy rem
edy we know.
Next Monday is the 10th an
niversary of the Abe Hirsch
haberdasher store located at No.
1877 West Main Street. It will
be remembered when Mr.. Hirsch.
first came to New Iberia, he es-
tablished a small business in one
part of the Enterprise building
where he remained for four years.
He thence removed to the Knights
of Columbus property where ne
could make a better display Of his
fine assortment of gents furnish
ing goods. Remaining there
number of years, NJ Hirsch then
took advantage of al opportunity
to purchase his present modern
store building, and to-day he is
recognized as one Of our leading
business men. Mr.. Hirsch has
been an ardent user of printer s.
ink since casting his lot ir our
CITY and attributes his success
principally because Of extensive
advertising and the quality OF
merchandise he carries in stock.
You can travel from one end Of
the Parish to the other and You
will find some one who will speak
Of Abe the haberdasher at New
Iberia.
You can afford Engraved Wis
ting Cards at the prices at which
P6ster Brothers are furnishing
hem. See samples in their win
low.
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