The Tale
of a
Knitting Bag
Listen to this interesting story of the career of a Knitting
Bag.
"I've been in this world for five months and I've had a very
gay life. At first I held balls of rose-colored Shetland, which
were changed into a wonderful sweater for summer evenings.
Then antique blue Germantown replaced it to fashion a scarf
and a heavy sweater to keep somebody warm on chilly au
tumn evenings. Then khaki and gray yarns began coming
in so fast they almost took my breath away; they became
transformed into sleeveless sweaters, helmets, wristlets, muf
flers and socks for soldier lovers and brothers. Then when
I was stuffed full of all colors the other day I thought Xmas
time is near and here are gifts in the making.
Well I just couldn't help wondering as to where all those
yarns came from, and I thought surely that place must be
swept clean of worsteds.
But listen to what I just found out-they all came from D.
H. Holmes and there is a pile more just like them. \Vhat do
you think about that?"
D. H. Holmes Co.
,, r,.,.M.. LIMITED ASWI',vwUt1
MILLINERY
SOF "CLASS"
TRIMMED
HATS
which breathe the
air of individuality,
at
5.00 to 25.00
Be the price the lowest or the highest which
we name in the headline, the values are the
very best to be had in New Orleans.
We make this announcement as short as pos
sible, because elaboration of statement is en
tirely unnecessary. The Millinery itself tells
its own value tale.
FERD. S. KAUFMAN
707-709 Canal Street
Second Floor Take Elevator
Your Preparation
for
HOLIDAY
Cakes, Puddings,
etc., will require
the best goods.
Our Fair and Square
Groceries-and the
good things to go with
your Christmas cakes
will be delivered to you
by auto on time.
MRS. DAISY d. KRAMME
w5e Awebs osty
Elmira Ave. ad Ewvlias St.
Phone Algiers 378
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
I. EINER, Furniture Man
He gives you plenty time to py tfor it
at eash. prims.
137-141 Delaronde Street
e* o. Nw i wane l
Mueical Merchandise
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a.e. .... ... Uan G.O.d visG . ;Plr.,
$13. S 0 e 15ena so.e. .
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Prof. Kuhn's
MUSIC
SCHOOL
587 VALLETTE BT.
Pla.., Vioin, Coa.t, Ttrmnhe.,
Chrlawett, Flue. and
Tr cDIndei, brinur.
and AdMv.. A.e:.".
WITH THIS SCHOOL IS CONNECT
ED A IPIRE ORCHESTRA AND
BAND CLASS.
R. 0. Pitar lHardare Co.,
222 DAUPHINE STRErT
Ph.... r.I. s4ss-s3s
PROMPT DELIVERIES
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
PAINT AND BERRY BROS.
VARNISHES
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
tI
RUPP PATS THE FREIGHT
Thousands of boxes of candy will
be sent to the different cantonments
throughout the United States this
year for Christmas presents for the
soldiers. Candy is being selected
because this is one of the most ap
propriate gifts and one of the few
gifts that can be sent to the soldiers
for the fact that the Government
does not allow them to have any
excess baggage. Mr. Peter Rupp
has made arrangements whereby he
will be able to pay the express or
freight charges on all candy pur
chased from him and consigned to
the soldiers at the cantonments
throughout the United States.
If you desire to send a pound box
of candy to one of your friends who
is now at the front getting ready to
face the enemy you have only to
make our purchase from Peter Rupp
and pay, for the candy only. The
transportation charges for this candy
will be arranged so there will be
no expense to either the purchaser
or the receiver of the goods. This
arrangement is quite an item espe
cially since the advanced postage
rates, and the fact that the express
companies are keeping pace with
the postal charges. For further par
ticulars consult Mr. Peter Rupp.
who wil explain to you this new
service.
CHARTER
OF "THE DUNDEE BURLAP COMPANY,
INCORPORATED."
United States of America, State of Louisi
ana, Parish of Orleans.
Be it known, that on this 24th day of O:
toher, one thousand nine hundred and sev
entren (1917) and of the Independence of the
United States of America, the one hundred
and forty-second, before me, Thos. E. Furlow,
a notary public in and for the Parish of
Orleans. State of Louisiana, duly commis
sioned, sworn and qualified and in the pres
e-ce of the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, personally came and appeared.'
the several parties whose nantes are here
unto subscribed, who severally declared that,
availing themselves of the provisions of the
laws of this State relative to the organiza
tion of corporations, they have covenanted
ard agreed, and do by these presents, cove
nant, agree and bind themselves and those
who may become hereafter associated with
them, to form themselves into a corporation
for the objects and purposes, with the name
and under the stipulations following, to-wit:
Article I.-The name and style of this
corporation shall be, "The Dundee Burlap
Company, Incorporated," and by said corpo
rate name it shall have and enjoy corporate
succession for a period of ninety-nine years
from the date hereof, unless sooner dis
solved, and shall have all the rights, priv
ileges and in.munities granted by law to
corporations.
Article II.-The domicile of this corpora
tion shall be in the City of New Orleans,
and all citations and other legal process
shall be served as the law directs.
Article III.-The objects and purposes for
which this corporation is formed are hereby
declared to be: The importing and exporting
and buying and selling of burlaps and jute
products; the manufacturing, buying and
selling burlap bags, both new and second
hand, jute twines, burlaps, yarns, ties, flax
or hemp twines, cotton bags and bags or
sacks of all kinds; to buy and sell junk
of all kinds, and iron, brass, copper, and
other metals, and bag machinery; to buy
and sell any other kinds of merchandise the
management may see fit; to act as agents
for other parties, firms or corporations for
any of the articles above set forth; to re
ceive goods on commission and to sell the
same, and generally to hold and exercise all
such incidental powers and privileges rela
tive to the objects heretofore set forth and
to carry on any other business incidental to
or pertaining to its purposes.
Article IV.-The capital stock of this cor
poration is hereby declared to be ten thou
sand dollars ($10,000.00) and may be increased
to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
($250,000.00) which said shares of stock shall
be divided into and represented by one hun
dred (100) shares each of the value of one
hundred dollars ($100.00), which stock shall
be payable in cash or may be issued in
payment of property purchased or for ser
vices rendered to this corporation.
Article V.-No stockholder may sell, as
sign or transfer his stock in this corpora
tion without giving to the corporation,
through its Secretary, thirty days prior notice
in writing of such intention, and the other
stockholders shall have the first privilege of
purchasing the said stock at the book value
thereof for a period of thirty days from, said
notice, after which thirty days notice the
said stock may be sold in the open market.
Article VI.--AII the corporate powers of
this corporation shall be vested in and exer
cised by a Board of Directors elected from
among the stockholders; two of whom shall
constitute a quorum for the transaction of
any and all business. The said board shall
consist of three directors.
On the first Monday in January, 1918, and
ansnually thereafter, a general meeting of the
stockholderp shall be held for the purpose
of electing directors for the ensuing year.
Said electiof shall be by ballot at the domi
cile of the corporation and the shareholders
receiving the highest number of the votes
cast shall be .declared elected. Each share
of stock shall be entitled to one vote, wheth
er holder thereof is prtsent or represented
by a written proxy.
Immediately after election, the said direc
tors shall select from their number a Presi
dent, a Vice President, Secretary and a
Treasurer.
Article VII.-Notice of all meetings of
stockholders for election of oticers or for
any other purpose shall be iven in writing
by the Secretary to be deposited in the mail,
at least fifteen days before such meeting
is held, and directed to each stockholder to
his name and address as the same shall
appear upon the books of the corporation,
unless said notice is waived in wrmting by
all of the stockholders appearing as
on the books.
At all such meetings every stockholder
whether present in person or by proxy, shall
be entitled to one vote for each share of
stock standing in his name on the books
ad the corporation, and a majority of the
votes so east shall be sufficient to elect or
decide all questions voted upon.
Article VIII.-No stockholder shall ever
be held liable or responsible for the con
tracts, faults or debts of this corporation in
any further sum than the unpaid balance
due to the corporation on the shares of stock
subscribed for by him, nor shall any mere
informality in organization have the effect
of rendering this charter null or of exposing
a stockholder to any liability beyond the
unpaid balance due upon said stock.
Article IX.-In case this corporation is
liquidated two liquidators shall be appointed
from among the stockholders who shall have
authority to sell and dispose of the assets
of the corporation and to wind up its busi
Article X.--Until the regular election on
the first Monday in January, 1918, the fol
lowing shall constitute the board of direc
tors: Jasmin Peitel, Rosa Feitel and Ben
jamin P. Feitel, with Juasmin Feitel as
President; Benjamin F. Feitel, as Vice
President-Secretary; Rosa Feitel, as Treas
Article XI.--In ease of a vacancy en the
Board of pectors or among the eafleers
from any i, the vacancy shall be filled
at a spcial setiag eof the directors called
for that Ltesse.
The Board a Directors shall lhave power to
enact such by-laws, rules and tregulations as
may be necessary and proper mr the man
agenent of this corporation and the same
to alter and amend at pleasure.
The jubecribers hereto have reaectively
written oppoe. their names the amount of
stock in his dorpration subensibed for by
each of them, sq that this act of ieorpoea
tion may also serve as the original aebeeSip
tion list of this corporstiem.
Thus dee and passed is my dee in the
City of New Orleans eesfmal~dd se day,
month and year first above writte, in t
presence of Huel LeoBlane asd Joseph .
se.er, eompestmt witnesmsa residin g in
this Ity, who hereunto sign their mames,
togetherwith the aid parties sad se notsry,
after due readin of the whole.
Witanesses: Hsel Le a Banc, Jestph Rsea.
THOS . p FURLOW, etys Public.
I, the undersiagned, Recorder f Mo nres
in and for the pariah of Orleans, Stateo
oiusiasa, do hereby certify that the above
tA t d Ioersel. of Th
Algerines at Law.
d CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
Emancipation of Sidney L. Teal
s Robert O'Connor.
BUILDING PERMITS.
P Angelina Harrison, owner and build
e er; one story frame house composi
r tion root Wagner, Diana, D'Armas and
Hindee, $25.
s REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
William E. Hazard to Mrs. Mary
SMulcare, interest, etc., 2 lots Chest
° nut, Vallette, Alix and Eliza, $400
° cash--Wilson.
Chris Harris to Patrick J. Alonzo,
P 2 lots Wagner, Hendee, Homer and
e Newton, $700 cash-Foley.
r
1 I
Smoke
Portina Cigars
We sell lets of 'em.
U. KOEN & CO., Distributors
NEW ORLEANS
PRINTING
BOOK BINDING
d Algier, Gretna and vicinl y orders
Iho perticdeer eentin aend d-.
S liveepresplp. Call p.
EUGENE JOUBERT
"First Ciese Woek On*y"
300 Cherte. Mist 6132
FLOWERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
We can promptly fill orders for any
Flowers
We Carry in our Salesroom a Choice
Supply of Cut Flowers
FUNERAL DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY
The Flower Shop,
Henry Schermea. Prep.
mein ~1l Is BARONNE ST.
IT'S A
PLEASURE TO TRAVEL
With the 8pleadid Servies Pruvied
Via the
Southern Railay System
TWO TRAINS TO CINCINNATI.
Leave New Orleans.... 8:15 a. m 7:30p. m.
Arrive Birmingham _ 6:50p. m. 6:30 a.m.
Arrive Chattanooga...0:55 p. m. 10:35 a. P.
Arrive Cincinnati - 9:15 a. m. 8:50 p. m.
TEROUGH TRAIN TO TIE EAST
Leave New Orleans 7:30 p. m.
Arrives Chattanooga .10:35 a. m.
Arrives Knoxville ._ 2:20 p. m.
Arrives Washington ...... 7:30 a. m.
Arrives Philadelphia 11:12 a. m.
Arrives New York 1:33 p m.
We will be pleased to arrsage the detals
of year trip
CITY TICKET OFFICE
211 ST. CHARLES ST.
Pheaes MainS p sea Maid ain:
I. L WELLS, DMvile Passeage Aget,
New OWdeas, La
Ra
Royal Shoe Repair Co.
305 Camp Street Ph.. emmae 06 8311 St. Charles St.
EiELS Shoe Repairing NooýIs
FLORIDA HAT SHOP
ANIERS O HIATS--RODELERS AND REIOVATORS 01 ALL ZIWDS
OF RATS; LADIES' EATS A SPECIALTY.
We are prepared to serve you with most Prompt and satisfactory Werk.
Our Plant is equipped with New and Modern Machinery, and Most Skilled
Workmanship Our Prices are right. Let us do your work-we wil satisfy
you.
82.50 BP IO .AT. 82.50
FLORIDA HA T SHOP.
!S CANAL STREET. NEW ORLIANS, LA.
Important
To Men in the Service,
their Relatives ana Friends
The main concern, when sending a gift of candy, is to
have it received promptly and in perfect condition.
Parcels post and express are most uncertain.
Huyler's
have perfected a Service that guarante delivery of
any Huyler's product, immediately, fresh, ad perfect
-to most Training Camps and many important cities
and towns.
Before yo forward Candy-consult us about this
Service.
We resemwedHJ kre a r pead cmd ee.
Te vduse is in tao Cir. TMo kao fae ad eatl.
FFE DUPP,Druist'
"Ber mud4L , &"erre itD
Joseph Calderone to Oliver Dorsey,
lot Newton, Nunez, Verret and Diana,
$1500 cash--O'Connor.
John E. Moynagh to Marion J. Ep
ley, property No. 600 Elmira, corner
of Evelina St., in square bounded by
Opelousas and Pacific Sts., for $2500
(Option to purchase)-Private.
Commercial Trust & Savings Bank
to The Morgan's La. & T. R. R. & S.
S. Co., 3 lots Thayer, Patterson, Le
Bouef and Pelican avenue, $3250 cash
-Puig.
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE.
Mrs. Jane Gorman to Interstate T.
& B. Co., $700, lot Atlantic, Pacific,
Evelina and Eliza-Hennessey.
A Wonderful Sale
of
Ladies' Suits
In all the latest styles
$10.00
These suits are tailored and
some fur trimmed.
Be up early Friday to get the
best selections.
Dryade. Car at Ferry Trae.
Ye. To Oar Door.
Louisiana Embroidery and
Pleating Works
Hemstitching, Picot-Edge,
Chain-Stitch
Buttons Covered
730 Canal Street. New Orleans
Telephe.k Mais 2609
A. J. Trvise, Mgr.
NEW ORLEANS' MOST UP-TI-DATE
Florist
FLOWRS
S RNTIMenrt
525 Canal Street
Ph.e Ml. 3S0 aind M. 5263
Phone
!Main
4320
Mrs. Irngrlnail, (corsetler
Your Appearance, Comfort and N
Demand that 3ou %%ear
ROBERTA Laced-in-Front Cors
You will have a more pleasing fi u in a Roberta
designing. a
Roberta designing gives the natural glgure cureve I boT
allowing full, deep breathing. bo t
The Shield under lacers is ýif- ! ng, alwaysu
prevents the flesh from protrudi:. a
Every Garment F'itted lty Gradtuate Cos
Model. Retailing at $3.50, $5.00,
$6.50, $8.00 and up to $25 per peir
LET YOUR MONEY
POINT OUT THE WAY TO COMFQ0
Quality of Our SHOES Aurs
"'COMFORT"
Both to Your Pocket and Feet
EVERY MONDAY OUR BARGAIN
RAVAIN the Shoe M
No. 1407 Decatur Street
Next to Rougelot's Big Depatment Sg
Catch Step With Prolre
The man who saves is the man wh,
is always ready to advance. A Sayv
ings Account with us is the right
step in your march to success.
R. C. RO
Painless Dentis
BEST
$4 5:
Teeth, Full Sets, $4.00
We make this great offer to introduce our Phaloless Sybm @
into every home. Be sure you are in the right place.
satisfactory. Gold crown, porcelain crown, bridge work S,
95 per cent of the teeth. We give a written guarantee for t ea mt
DR. R. C. ROOT
Maim 266 635 CANAL rST.,
Old Brass and Iron Bedsi
NATIONAL BRASS BED
Phonme Jacksona 0 3
New Orleas.
JOHN P. VEZIEN. Pres.
Carstens & Vezien\Co.
Ship Chandlers and G e
SpeelaI Att*eten to Railroad Ord ers. ~ljh
314-316 MORGAN STREET. PrelER, MALIS
Hay. Cars. Oat., rea. Hardware. Graced, Et.
AUTOMOBILE DIREOT
Ostli Ths eradM, Asiorer 603, aed demeaoetrateo. eW
iO he arreased to si1t eOer ear sewi-
Name . Car Distribltor
Reo SherousseSteele Howad
_ OMotor Car Co. Cdde _
Premier ...." _e_
ChFe W. P. Parkhouse
Auto Co. ma
Franklin W ,.,.Parhouse
Auto Co. ma 8
Cole 8 P. J. Weinberger T0St -
Allen F. J. Weinberger 08 t.
B ** Bernstein-Glfenny
B iCK Motors Co. 8oM
Steam s Bcrnstein-;lenny
19808 me.. c.. as .