New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-28

4 By the latter part of mex
month it is probable the drus
business Of the Estorge Drug Co
! will be conducted at their ole
quarters. The roofing, ceilings
and numerous partitions, which
comprise the wholesale and retail
departments is being rapidly com
pleted. In a few days the contrac.
tors will be busy installing the
sprlnkllng system Of pipes
throughout the entire structure
This will make it almost fire
proof and effect big saving in
insurance premiums. All modern
buildings are supplied with these
fire prevention connections, and
its Introduction in New Iberia
will no doubt be an inducement to
others who erect buildings in the
same modern manner. Mr.. Eu-
gene Guillot who is supervising
the work of construction is bend
ing every effort to have every
thing in readiness for the owners
by the latter part Of October.
This building with it's large ware
houses facing on Julia Street, COW
ers as much floor space as any
drug establishment in Louisiana.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Mr.. A. E. Dieudonne re-
ceived on Thursday morning a
copy Of The Fly Paper, a journal
published in France for the benefit
Of the members of the Aerial
Service. The journal was sent
him by DR.. e. S. Fulton of this
City and contained the following !:
MANY hundreds of men in the
Air Service will recognize Lieu
tenant Fulton as the chief actor
in many an inspection. Almost
every flying officer arriving here
greets him with "Hello Doc"
Thus he is known to all Of us, and
those veterans Of the battles Of
Kelly Field and Garden City will
remember him well. Sympathetic,
big hearted, tender, jolly, and
with all very efficient he is rec
ognized as one of the most popu-
lar physicians in the Air Service.
And did you every hear him tell
one of his Southern niger
stories?" = ~
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which are Transmitted
to the blood BY tho Malaris Mosquito. Price Coo.
The following colored men
left for Camp Beauregard last
Wednesday: 1sadore Johnson.
Frank Mitchell, Joseph Rochon,
Theodore Raymond, La0dice
Pomer, Joseph Ambrose. Austin
Coleman, Joseph Broussard, John
Polk, Jr. Noah Boutte. Walter
James, Angere Broussard, Joseph
Provost. Henry Simon. Hubert
Boutte, Alphonse Green, Charles
Ransonet, Euzebe Sias, Bandres
Octave Johnson, Henry
Fontenot, Junius John, Hypolite
Bourda, Clarence Daniels. Alcide
Guidry. Albert August. Uramis
Jeanminette, Horace Reed, Ovey |
Mitchell, Sylvester Martin, JOS
eph B. Kelly, Rene Pennier, JEFF.
ferson Baptiste, Albert Register, |
Albert Nathan, Mitchell Simon.
Last Tuesday morning at 2 80 !
o'clock, the large two-story
corner of Center and
Madison Street known as the |
Olivier property and lately owned |
by Drago Bros. was totally des-
trOyed. The fire was from an |
ORIGIN and before it |
could be subdued. destroyed the
store of colored man by the
lame Of Ernest Joseph. It was
lot many minutes after the alarm
vas sent in but what the Fire De-
,artment was on the scene, but |
he buildings being Of frame, most
f the efforts of the fire laddies
vas to save adjoining property.
flames and heavy timbers blew
n every direction and for a time
looked to many like the whole
lock was about to be destroyed.
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