New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-01-13

The dental parlOrS Of DR.. F
| f. Courts were removed this week
from the Masonic building to the
| second floor Of the Segura drug
store opposite the Court House
! Dir. Courts has oyerhauled the of
| fees and is now web located tC
take care Of his clientele
Elsewhere in our columns will
be found an announcement of MIR
Fred PatoUt, proprietor of the
City GARAGE. ar. Patout has at an
expense of Sc p5fre,., thousand dol
lars erected af'fe 6e"sdious large
buiIdino on lirt Hot'ia Street
opposite the mst 'eeF rederic and
has already Ge a}Sed of several
automobiles, being the agent here
for the Hudson. Dodge and Max
well, He also carries accessories
and gasoline and bids for a share
Of the trade in this vicinity.
Evergreen Camp No. 691, W.
10. w. is now meeting at the X. of
p. Hall, having moved from the
Segura building where they were
formerly situated. This Camp to-
day has a large membership Of en-
ergetic and active men and its
prospects for 1917 are exceedingly
bright. Application for member
ship steadily comes in. The Camp
is but two wears old and is now in
better financial condition than
ever in its history. The change
of home was made in order to cut
expenses and make other prOvi-
bsion for the benefit Of its members.
The Camp contemplates reducing
ture.
LOST-New Years eve night
ladies breach. Finder Will re
turn to this office and get reward.
Mr.. Ulysee PedeauX of jean
crette, a registered pharmacist,
has accepted a position in New
iberia with the drug establishment
OF Mr.. Jacob 5. Segura. opposite
tie Court House. Since taxi 2
ever this business, Mr.. Segura has
met with such success that it was
necessary that he secure more help
in his drug department.
On Monday, January Sth,
1917 at st. Peters Catholic
church were married, Mr.. Arthur
j. Mouret Of Jeanerette and Miss
Louise Alberta Martin. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Martin Of
this City. Rev. Father Langlois
performed the ceremony after
which reception was given at
the home Of the bride. The young
couple left the same evening by
automobile for their future home
in Jeanerette.
Observation-Disclosures, Re
ieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu-
ralgia, etr.
We are in receipt of a copy
Of the 1917 seed catalog issued by
the Steckler Seed Co. of New Or
leans in which they reproduce
picture of a prolific dwarf pea,
new variety raised by our fellow
citizen and expert agriculturist,
Mr.. E. J. Carstens. Some thirty
three years ago this gentleman
managed to get tablespoonful Of
these peas brought here from the
State Of Texas and ever since he
has been planting and saving
seeds from this prolific pea.
1t is said to be Of the finest flavor,
and has the advantage of others
in several points that make it Of
special value to the grower. re
quires less seeds to plant a crop,
is a dwarf bush and requires no
stalking and can be picked four
or five times. They are small,
sweet and especially adapted for
canning. Judging from the at
tention given to this pea by the
Steckler Seed Co.. we have rea-
sons to believe the demand for
this article will be so great that
it will hardly be possible to sup
ply it in the near future.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory |
special work of all description. !
Cisterus and tanks.-Bertrand |
Lumber Co.
The Mae cabees held their re- |
view on Tuesday night last at
which three candidates for adj |
to their Order was re-
ceived. granted and six additional |