New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29
LOCALS.
The lower floor Of the Ma

The lower floor Of the Ma
onic building is being remodellec
into a set of business offices. From
what we are informed two OF
them will be occupied by he law
firm of lilly and DelahoEssaye
and another by Mr.. J. S. : til =,
the stock dealer and oil operator
Rub-My- Tism-Antiseptic, Ano-
dyne kills pain, stops putrefaction
Mr.. P. j. Fey, general agent
Of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company Of New York spent
several days here this week IN
Producing to the people of this
community their local agent, Mr.
Fl. Hirschley, who will represent
the Company here in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pfste1
returned home from the East
last Monday after several weeks
absence. Most Of Mr.. Pfster's
time was spent in New York City.
He says the people of that great
city have never enjoyed greater
prosperity than at the present
time. Amoslt every country in
the world is represented there by
buyers seeking American goods
to supply their necessities during
the war and the New Workers are
reaping harvest. While there
he made heavy purchases for the
>Pfister Bros. Jewelry establish
ment in New Iberia who have
built up an extensive wholesale
business.
PECANs! PECANs! PECANs!
Highest prices paid. Apply to
Chas. Kahn.
MIR. Hilton Sandoz who has
been practicing law here for sew
'eral years left last Monday to
take up his residence in New
York City. Mr.. Sandoz was one
of our most exemplary young gen
tlemen and made host Of friends
while a resident of New Iberia.
1t is his intention, from what we
were informed to identify him
self in the law department of a
large mercantile establishment.
His friends here regretted to see
him leave and he has the best
wishes of many of our best citi-
zens.
No. 666 will cure Malaria or
Bilious Fever. It kills the germs.
Another carload Of machin-
cry for the Sugar Cane By-Pro-
ducts Co. reached here last Thurs
day to be installed in the pulp
plant of that corporation.
1t is unfortunate that the war
interfered So much with the cree
ton of this Plant which other
wise would have been employing
probably hundred and fifty peo-
pie by now had they been in po-
sition to secure the necessary ma
chinery. 1t begins to look like it
will be next year before all of
the machinery arrives here which
has been quite disappointment
to the manager as well as the cit
liens generally who were so anx-
ious to see it a going concern.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work Of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks Bertrand
Lumber CO.
Advertised letters week end-l
ing September 22d: Mrs. R. H.
Burn, Jessie Brakeman, Miss
HELEN Bro, Felician Brown,
Raoul Badou. Mrs. Ollie Counts,
Luvina Delahoussaye, Mrs. Cha
lott Glenn, Florence Jeaveors,
Mrs. E. Livingston. CASTOR Mou-
ter, West Materson, Miss Morris
Measy. Erma Owens. Miss Glenn
ance Owens, Madame Pascha- JAR
man Poncro L. II. Semms, Vir-
gina Vital. When calling for the
above letters mention Advertised.
We do not believe there ever
was a time in the history OIL
Southwest Louisiana when the
farmers had the opportunity
hey now have to get such good
prices for all they have raised in |
the way of grain crops as this
season. In every respect, kind
Providence seemed to have been
with our farmers this year and
with few exceptions they had
Dountiful yields of both corn and
400 and with a market that |