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EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z
UTOMOBILE SERVICE CO., INC.
857 Carondelt St.
Expert mechanics always ready t
serve yeu, might and day.
. Repairing, Supplies sad Tires
RAYFI ELD CARBURETOR
SERVICE STATION
UTO DELIVERY BODIES
'.1 ordcr. Repairing and
r ¢ d "::e proraptly and at low
.r c,""' thatn esewhere. Wagon
J. W. O'C"NNOR
824 Ursu;llne, bet. Bouruon and Dauphine
VERYTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
Highest cash prices paid for all
kinds second hand goods. Paper
s:ock, moss, iron, metal, building
material, iron beds, springs, mat
tresses. pillows and bedding. Stoves
a specialty; cooking, heating and gasoline
stoves; stove pipe.
JOSEPH DUTIU
ort rth Robertson sad Careadelet Walk
(Old Basin)
OOD
Want to try something Delicion?
Armnour's Peaches. Pears. Cherries,
Apricots and Hawaiian Pine apple.
Just arrived at
JOHN KLEINKEMPER CO.. LTD.
Al usad Verret Street.
0 Second-hand Furniture Bought, Sod
and Exchanged.
Phone Main 410 e Drp Postal. Will Call.
517-23 Chrtrs Street.
Berlia & St. Chas. Phane Upt. 154
Open frosm 7 till 9 daily and Sun
day. Expert auto anad bicycle
pairing. 15 minute guarast-ed
vulcanizing. Auto accessories, tires
and bicycle supplies. gasoline sad oils. leed
parts. All work done by expert mechanics.
ORPHEUM THEATRE.
The following is the list of attrac
tlons that will be at the Orpheum
Theatre next week:
Mile. Dazie & Co.; including M. Con
stantin Kobeleff, in a Classical and
Papular Dance Reveue.
\C
NEys mseNam; '3n s..
Ur Z Gms tuiw i a fLaRDUC 3 U
t
Wa 4ar sad 1s. iOWt . fa «A
_Is i IrMD^ to m ar.
Irs 3 i
ftva"
Yr ltmA 1
Foto's Folly Tieatre
wet s 1b3r . WEDNESDAY, Dec. -m--"PaI asida
SW a' 1 eh. slel-"alH e Trail ham. Plaer," Sesctd Picures.
ý. Coes "Seset Csaedy;, TTRUMDAY. Dec. Bb."Unail I Cane Back
Cers a " d To' Yoa" D 3 ll Siecial, m Nthe Newa"
MONDAY, Dee' 14h-"Le Lar" Ge tad
a se, 7 maade Up "' a DAY, Dec. "b--'¶Until I Come Back To
"Ulvee aa cm i Mae" Yo_ D Mile Spea loo d d " Hate
Pearl White. -Matt ad J o"
'ISDAY. Dec. ltth--"Oeajl of Roeaetta" ISAT'RDAY. Dee. ZIat--Th Rider Of The
v. Comedy." Or uta Trace Pletre. "
TULANE JTAI.TT DERT1'5
meameo-- e .ý. Womeedp, Omi
BRINGING UP FATHER
AT HOME
Big Company--.BIg Chorus
.. ........ .y j l .e
- i '4
General blackamithlse. - repslt5,
sprSjn work and ubber ti ag a
Pi TER EI PILIE.
Sccessar to sabat PUbs
714.718-1 Ore4 St. Mats M
SPAIRS OF ALL RiNDS
Bicycle Cloaks and Watdcb. Us
brella, Guns. Locks and Kays.
Made to order. Tune Pianos, Or
gans, Printing and Signs. Painting.
ALGIERS PRINTING HOUSE.
813 Tecbe Street
AILORS
I I RNAPOLITAO BRO 0
Marechnt Tallas
CLEANING,. PRESSING, LADIES
AND GENTS' REPAIRING .
Maia SW3 234 ROYAL STrEIT
HE NEW EDISON
FILLS THAT VACANCY IN
THE HOME
We avea one to tei pyea.
Terms if Ye wish.
DIAMOND DISC SHOP
151 BARONNE Maim 3544
PHONE MAIN 2219 Firestone Tires and
Tubes
ULCANIZINO
R. J. MURPHY
Vslcaalsiai
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
irestaae Accessories 724 JULIA STREET
-, HITE
W The Hatter
Velour, Felt and Panama Hat. COas.d4
Dyed and Reshaped
119 Uaivnrsity Place. NaS 3
Petty, Reat and Brother, Novelty
Musical Offering.
The Morak Sisters, Four Pretty
Belgians Girls, in An Aerial Novelty.
The Official Weekly Allied War
Review, Showing the Activities of the
American Forces in France.
-ru Concert Orcbeubs Oe
tb o . iaTso.
Orpm Travwl Weekly, The W.rld
at Work sad Play.
.l PrstarLo--rt. kr & Co,
Is A OmaoAt hreoe "Prsrleanolam.
H. N. G. C.
A big chapter in the world's biggest
war will be seen at the H. N. G. C
Sunday, when "America's answer" wil
be shown for the first time in Algiers
For the reason that " America'
Answer" is a history of America's
part in the biggest war ever fought
the government has requested all ex
hibitors to advertise the showing ol
the picture in advance and to charge
regular admission, so that the public
and especially, the school childrer
may have an opportunity to see it
Door open at 5:30. Show starts al
6:00 p. m.
FRIDAY.
Friday's show will be a benefit per
formance for Rev. J. P. Cassagne
given by the ladies of the parish. The
popularity of Father ('assagne is un
bounded and no doubt his many
friends will welcome an opportunity
to show their friendship. Doors opet
6:30. Pictures start 7:00 p. m.
AT THE FOUNTAIN
": :.i .ý.
Here is a iamliar sene to say "
I . A. beflldh at our army amlps
eesoled wato sr *bbtes" quench
h t thrst e tahoemds soldier_
md dartas a "run" en th toonta_-
e "rwater Ila* attn ·e)x ds acs r
yt'd m 's el·, 'r e may d,
Here itts a fambula sme d ptany r.
SA. buildingmt at oura ary amp.
tkeeooled water d bubb lerae que
Sthirst of thoserandes of poldiers
mad dtring a "run on the fountains
He wbater I often anteds across
bie bandinsw
anetd man's dub where h ay read.
write lotters` buy stam ps and p
obds, have bundles wrapped free of
Str get mon oep ren, chplay ges
ld meep t his comrades fa a oal
oM bblag esd water eun is
Lie qt the most popular advantages
red thes oldiers by the Armythe
a the Southern tode rorre whic Is
m r 'idl a eAr beas -Emerh
pe .e. L adoslt w MIon aite sa
LIfe Is a series of surptises. We
ares building up ear being.-Emer.
hurt Is getting softer, whose blood
warmr whoe brain adcke, whes
i et nta lat ing peams'
Speak the trth by a menst be
bold Iarless a y r eb uke of
wmr ad tn m Iyear r nrebLmke o
wrneu deing: but be human, and lov.
lag sad gentle, sad brotherly the
whil-W. N. Punbon.
Ting a ood deal aone will, I
M1ove eorrect me o my faults; for a
man .can do without hi. own appmrn
atl l soiety. but he  st make
nest aertio in pai It whin i
Uea alona WIIbhot it I am convinced
indes s not to be ejear,.eb -SCea
A woman wE wear what ube pleaes
ad a man m pay the bill.
a yea know a maIe sak in him,
DVOmt e so oneed that you thrust
o. DORSET
Tmat m1 P im -
Cravat., Sik Knat FIl, aL
Sirts Pajamas, raderwear,
Vaney Vests, brry Robesa et.
Wht Afista £L
J. .-ur
COTTON ENDS
A machine gun in operation wll] on
up a bale In three months.
A 12-Inch gun disposes of half a bale
It cotton with every shot fired.
It takes over 20.000 bales a year to
provide absorbent cotton to stanch
and bind the wounds of the injured.
In a naval battle, like the one oia
Jutland, from 5,000 to 6,000 pounds a
i minute are consumed by each active
warship.
One chanke of apparel for all the
troop now engaged in the war repre.
sents more than 1,000,090 bales of cot
toea.--Jlt-Bits.
IN OTHER CITIES
Milwaukee is planning to rename
many streets.
Boston is urged to use wood fuel as
late as possible.
Chicago hotels are replacing men
waiters with girls.
Atlanta has a training school fat
girl railway workers.
Philadelphia will discontinue paylng
salaries of cdty employees in was
service.
Chicago man has been arrested,
Charged with having six wives co.
elrrently.
CHARTER OF GENTILLY OIL AND GAS
COMPANY, INCORPORATED.
United States of America. State of Louis
iana. Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Be it known, that on this twenty-fifth day
of the month of November. in the year of
our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and
eighteen, and the Independence of the I'nited
States of America. the one hundred and
forty-third, before me. Frank William Hart.
a Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified, within and for the Parish of Or
leans, State of Louisiana. therein residing,
and in the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed, who
severally declared that, availing themselves
of the benefits and provisions of the Con
stitution of the State of Louisiana and of
the laws of said State relative to the orga
nization of corporations, and particularly of
the provisions of Act No. 267 of the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana for the
for the year 1914, they have united to form.
and do. by these presents, form and orga
nize themselves, as well as all such other
persons who may hereafter join or become
associated with them or their successors, into
a stock corporation for the objects and pur
poses and under the covenants, stipulations
and agreements following, to-wit:
ARTICLE I.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be Gentilly Oil and Gas
Company, Incorporated, and under and by
said name. unless sooner dissolved in ac
cordance with law and this charter, it shall
exist and continue, and shall have and en
joy corporate existence and succession for a
period of ninety-nine (99) years from and
after the date of this act. It may have.
hold. receive, borrow. lend, exchange. ac
q6ire by grant, gift. or purchase, devise or
bequest, sell alienate, dispose of, convey.
lease, pledge, pawn. hypothecate. encumnter
or mortgage property of any kind, whether
real, personal or mixed, corporeal or incor
poreal, moveable or immovable, all subject
to such' limitations as may be prescribed
by law. It may make, issue and indorse
bonds or notes and other a vidences of debt.
It may accept mortgages, pledges, or other
forms of security for money loaned or other
debts. It may contract. sue and be sued.
plead or be impleqded by its corporate name
in any court of competent jurisdiction. It
may, adopt and use a corporate seal and
alter the same at pleasure. It nay hold
stock in other corporations, and its capital
stock may be issued for capital stock in
other corporations. It may name, appoint
and employ such managers, directors, of
ficers, agents and other employees as its
business and convenience may require, and
may fix their compensation, having due re
gard for the nature, character and value of
their services. It may make and estab
lish by-laws. rules and regulations not in
consistent with this charter or any existing
law. fixing or altering the management of
its property, the regulation and government
of its affairs, and the manner of the certi
fication and registration of its stock. It
may wind up and dissolve itself. or be wound
up and dissolved, in the manner prescribed
by law. It may conduct business in this
State, other States. the Federal Districts, the
territories and possessions of the United
States, and any foreign countries. It gen
erallv shall possess all the powers, rights.
pivileges and innunities which eorooritions
are and may hereafter be authorized to pos
sess under the Constitution and laws of
this State, and particularly under Act No.
257 of the Acts of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana for the year 1914: and
it shall have the power to invest its Board
of Directors with all of its corporate powers
subieet to such restrictioas as may he named
in the eharter.
ARTICLE II.The domicile of this corpora
tion shall be the City of New Orleans, Par
ish of Orleans, State of Lounisiana. and all
citations or other legal process shall be
served wnon its President, or. in the event
of his absence, upon the First Vice-Presi
dent. or, in the event of the absence of both
of said officers, noon the Secretary.
ARTICLE III.-The oblects and pmrposes
for which sis corporation is. organited ore
hereby declared to be: To drill and operate
for oil, pt and other mineral substances;
to mssuacture, refine, separe for market,
bay sell and transport the saln in the
sude or refined conditien; to quire for
these purpaoes, as, oil, and mianeral lands.
leases, lease-holds and any other interests
in real estate, gas, oil or other minerals,
and to dispsee of or encumber such lands,
leseboids ar leases in any manner what
soever; to constrct end maiatain conduits
sid lines of piping and strage tanks for
mte transportation and torabe of as, or
oil for the publie senerally, s well as for
the use of said corporatien; to traeport such
q and gas by means of such pipes, tank
cr or otherwise, and to sell and sply the
same to others; to buy, lease or otrs
acqire, tosell, mortgage or otherwise die
peof ad encumber ad to construct, o.p
erate and maintain pipe lines, conduits and
stor tasks to he uned for the purpose of
truansportag ad stortaig oil and gas and of
doing a genaral pipe linae and storage bsi
ness; to drill bore for, operate sad maintain
gs wells, oil wells, and wells or mines for
other merals, to operate and maintaln re
dnsres for the refinais of oil end other
mierals; generally to bey. sell and deal in
gas, oil and other midrals; to conducpt aad
mantinta all railways, tramways, telegraph
ad telephone lines necessary to or conveni
at a the prsecution san epetlen d the
erporation, to obtaln and prepare for sar
has, includin foe marheing thereof, sueh
other sbm,Mnerl or materials as me
be discovered bthe deveament f he land
anad leases of the c-pretaon; to. eay oa
der er all fd *id  the  also
d a sistds, ares mehandis pad
genern y to do ad trasact all business
properlyt. lud with or incidental to anyr
or all f sIO& uad purposes, as here
ishore set m
arZ t IVI-Ts at.peia. t4g
stor 15thls erpratlo is here delard
lasn, IMaol).& which iIs divided into sad
topresated by linesy-five Thnsand (95,00)
shares at the per value of One Dollar 4e)
pr ir. Said  epital steek shall be fully
sidad son -aemsable when lssued,* Iall
re reseatdby eratidestee, nod shell he
ae a , NO trafsr o said cai
dee uad mt,-WI I 1d w Z
ub one ae padm n for bY
& n t~r H I
~~·~"~'G4sb_~~eto
CHARTERS
le Industrial ('anal Zone, r:innng the Or
rstward aliig tGentilly Road, a distan , .,t
*a(,ut six hundred itiui) feet, and ex:end
.ng back tnards Lake 1',ntchartrain, ,Ie
tS-enl parallel line', on t-aii the dil tance
between the tetilly Road ind :the D.yers
t.an:ul. llT Il, gas alI :iuic:al k.1aC : v
criig said at,.ove dcrtyTc land ts icr 'y
appraised, by .ie uiidel signed, con:s:itt' iii
the It,- ,rI t liiret* i ,: i; o l ,ls ,r.r ;'t , .
the sa.n of tort seven thlusanli , i livt 11 ir
lied i 47,5- , dllar, anl tihe
fa rt, of th, cosrp.oratlont .,re lc: '.
the ai!. g ,i o .. id :iii eral Iase siri- ng ii i!l
I n ,l f ,rtt - : 've n a th o.u s. n I. , fi v e :; , 1 .: . !.
t ie capital s:.:k if thi . 11c ,:, ,:::,n ofi the
par v.t.uc . no: ?$1 (i d ,ll..r ;e, r . ar ; I, .
the icr tar it thi c .,rp ,irat', .le: I t ,.
autl ,iizeI to accept s.ai It .i"e t ;I, I
and ,,: i lt t I 'r l l ii till l,.ff
ta ,It ' - iil farts) -sever.: --l I1c
ho i'rr1 (4;.' 40s nare of
.RfIICLE V.-The l:sIneS . d at.a:rs of
this cotrp ra io shall be ni. lt.ig ]. a: 1 "
,t the corl.or.itt powers there, ia il 'c v S :
tci yi ar l eerci. d by . Boardl o Ditrtc.s
if nort rlss than : t Tirie ii :1,r .- l: t.::n :It
l0 d i r c ,to r s , t o , t b l e c d f r ,m .e l,,: ,g f oe
stockhlider.; a :m.ajr:i y of the diret i, ..:
any time in office. including the l're:de int
and other officers, shall c,,nstitue a qura.ir
The said Baurd of Isrectors sha. elect f ,::
anong their numnber a 'rtesdent, one or :i re
Vice-Presidents--:he nuniher to be deter:icdil
each year by each Board of Dir. trs-.t
I reasurer and a Secre:ar). The o.ic- ,
Secretary and Treasurer may i.e ca:, :ni..I
by the Board, and itled !ts oie ;. I the
same person. Neither the Treasurer nor :he
Secretary need necessarily be :nemn'ers ot
the Board of Directors.
The lBoard of Directors shall have th:e fu:
and ctimplete contrial of the property of thu
corporat:on and they shall condu.t, u-e .:i 1
:manage the same as in their d:scret in :cey
may deem best, if not incontis:ent itth the
objects and purposes of the C.,:npa::y a::.l
the wel.ire of same. The said It, ard if
Directors shall have the further power
make, alter and annul such by-laws and
regulations for the government ,it this cor
poration as they may think proper; a ul
shall have the right to appiint an Executive
Committee to be composed of such number
of directors as they might determ:ine; and
shall have the authority to delegate an!
confer on said Executive Commit:ee such
power and authority as they, the said direc
tors, may in their judgment deem necessary
and conducive to the best interest of this
corporation. The Board of Directors shall
have the further power to appoint a general
manager and all agents, clerks or employees
and fix their salaries and compensation, with
term of office, with the right to dismiss them
at pleasure; and the said Board shall have
the further right to fix and determine the
salaries of the several officers herein pro
vided for. Any vacancy occurring in the
Board of Directors shall oe filled by the
remaining menmbers of said Board, for the un
expired term, at any meeting of said Board
of Directors. Until the first meeting of the
stockholders of this corporation as herein
provided for, or until their successors are
elected and qualified, the following named
constitute the Board of Directors and officers
of this corporation: 3. Alex Ruedy, Citi
zens Bank Building, New Orleans; Casper
0. Ruedy, Congress Square Hotel, Portland,
Me.. Hugh V. Donnell, 706 Hibernia Build
ing, New Orleans; with J. Alex Ruedy as
President, Casper O Ruedy as Vice-President
and Hugh V. Donenll as Secretary and Treas
urer.
ARTICLE VI.--On the third Monday of
January. 1919, and annually thereafter on the
third Monday of January of each and every
year, a meeting of the stockholders of this
corporation shall be held at its domicile for
the purpose of electing directors for the en
suing year. The said stockholders shall
first by vote, fix the number of directors
for the ensuing year, provided the said num
ber is not less than the minimum, nor more
than the maximum fixed by this charter, and
after such number has been fixed, then said
stockholders shall duly elect said directors.
The failure, from any cause whatsoever, to
hold the annual meeting of stockholders, or
the failure to elect directors thereat, shall
not dissolve this corporation, but the direc
tors and officers then in office shall re
main in office until their successors shall
have been duly elected, qualified and in
stalled. Special meetings of the stockhold
ers may be called in the manner provided
by law, and all stockholders' meetings shall
be held in accordance with, and in the man
ner provided by, the by-laws of the corpora.
tion.
ARTICLE VII.-This charter may be
amended, and the capital stock of this cor
poration may be increased or decreased, or
this corporation may be dissolved, in the
method and manner provided by law.
ARTICLE VIII.-No stockholder of this
corporation shall ever be held liable or re
sponsible for the contracts or faults of this
corporation, in any further sum than the
unpaid balance of stock for which he has
subscribed, nor shall any mere informality
in organization have the effect of rendering
this charter null or of exposing stockholders
to any liability other than as above pro
vided.
Thus done and passed. in my office, at the
City of New Orleans, 'Louisiana. on the day,
month and year hereinabove first written,
in the presence of Edward Hare, and Mar
aret McGrath, competent witnesses, who
erernto sign their names with said appear
era and me, Notary, after due reading of
the whole.
Witnesses: Edward Hare. Margaret Mc
Grath. (Original Signed) J. A. Ruedy,
Citizens Bank Bldg.. New Orleans, La-; C.
O. Ruedy, Congress So. Hotel, Portland, Me.:
-By . A. Ruedy; H. V. Donnell, ,06 Hiber
nia Bank Bld New Orleats. La.
(ied) K WM. HART. Notary
I, the undersigned. Recorder of Mortgages.
in and for the parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act of Incorporation, of the
Gentilly Oil and Gas Company. Incorporated,
was this da dduly reCorded in my office, in
Book l~, folio iW. New Orleans, November
Z. 191.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, D. R.
A htrie copy. PRANK Wi. HART, No
tary Puble.
Dee. 5-12,19-P6: Jan. 2-9.
WOMEN EIUST IN
BATTALION OF UFE
A- ane__ Divide a Hem Le te
mIals IeUlem et Death h
ReAl WW Wek.
rildeW hitale· at Deat m e
Ib woemen namortal by eatdhetritu
aetto at the rost. Amerea's Blat
blnos eat ie dM hlbrt to mritt I-
mertwwet a bn ier sem streauth glv
tag aetls Ia the hom teree e, aer
eelng treetlty wit th me who p
-vr the taep
A mew httd et wemera' ammy
aou tate balag. Its e aed the -k -
ale Dtvtr n." a etartel mler .
uarldreee. - Marpret We*d
k wn tar her ltrulkte war eplre:
her aide, Major Okee, anrd a mal
_mp eat flmd, tmding Mls Ma-
Jorla hrowa t Atleata, 0as danghter
at a*.tta t lea dlu am et s sth,
s a relatve at tL pleddmet, worn
i-eemmlg wemerrs p t la th war
d tem loeprtaame at mauag the
eret. talent, ase aifav at ee
woma i the euaty. m meed at
oraalaSaim l diree es ea that tame
san West otudv devotesd to del.
tae a o wlaes og.pla. ma
out at the Ieemom esapI a r
patlotte womma, ad m re sreelly
theyewg weoinq at tho COuty. 1he
Irm fb he requitel was lesiatdl
the "B ubse Dfvidlea," sb s p. at
,at te eated wemest t sr sad
'ther a . w une tag e ear srve
E zas oneh ase. b k W
men e le e e, eas
, so
Lovely Dress for InformalW
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SBrides who feel that war times, or
other reasons, demand a simple wed
ding, with only one or two attendants,
may still wish to be married In bridal
white. The summer gives them splen
did opportunities to Indulge this de
sire. All the deileate, sheer, white fabn
rica for frocks-organdie, batiste and
georgette--are at their command for
beautiful gowns, and there are ma
lines, georgette, organdle and neapoli
tan, or hair braids, from which to
choose hats. The addition of a veil to
these big picture hats for midsummer
fits them for the wedding ceremony,
and when it is taken off their useful
ness for the honeymoon begins.
Just how successful the summer
bride may be, if she elects to content
herself with a simple wedding dress
of white sheer goods Instead of satin,
and a delicate and beautiful hat In
stead of a veil, Is shown by the brida
ostume pictured above. Here a gown
t fine embroidered batiste Is as fine
grained as the richest of materials and
its usefulness only begins with the
wedding. The hat s o gorgee
epe, with stitches In heavy em
broldery silk, relieving the plainness
at the rown. he brim anedge is soft
ff
Novelties in New 'SweatgrV
4Q4
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to y ' '` .
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A safuAmu Idea hasb bees tbake
p amad is benlag e lted by the mans
aeturers of high lme sweaters. It Is
the hdtroduction t decoratlmo that
look nike and e laspired by the bead
wck and other oeramental work doe
b, Ame~lea Inease o their s,.
eats. It s od that ste h sor ee t
laspiration bas not bees more oeely
.ed, bemase It belong t or own
eotry and le diesdie ve d plo
Anyone baoig a poor opatos at the
eausntl beadwe eand eather.
week dame by he Inlsan wl psin re
sect for tn by looking Into the mat
tr. h In mamu thema coetions
d their beaddAuss garments
that are urpriins. Thery ben la
~ed patlent wk e them and their
asigalng and esole week awe worth
studfiag. ' t
Owne a those ewr sweaters tat
rry the lmaglsatlos back to the days
ae the plounes Is slows at the loft at
the picture. Isead at being made at
Oe doeklia slashed lab a frage at
6s bottom, It Is at o Itowhite ilk.
with a deep !slnge ft ilk about the
bottom. It Is a suareneaked, lone
shouldered ltpover. with the arms
e artully shaped and lshed, and
the arae so esee.
About the neck and down the front
wht agiears at rst glance to be a
patter wrought n colored beads Is a
maMae embroidery of small loops or
boots. The girdle is of the aine slk
LITANY FOR PESSIMISTS
3spnesg this war. you as awe
rsee wa aot mousei.
N yse as met mehaurd thee in
mahing to Wev y about.
Syes ta usbMsei pm haw twie
ubsm am e a t es Ant M taee
ened by a border of ty 0
about it. The most
roses are set between t
white satin wheat at h
heart of summer, sad ag
ette veil haags from th
quarters of the lea h
This would be as perum
door wedding as t bhe
home.
The refinement l4
it a cherished
heart of brides. Neat it
style at a simple ws hi
beautifully made tailu
the bride goes away.
Lunhebss
Cate favors for a
hats made of silk or
are old-fashloned ai
the crowns small
fastened to them. i
monize with the cir
luncheon, trim wth
and put a row it
the edg.
as the s row *
Theu ahw g
Tbell. att,
bre savage' A6
r sad thir
r ss ray waI
b arpOl Ti
tr a wo klm
sermnt
sad made
the baci s a
tet..od m we
as wea at Wi f
A good war 
moths Is to
boxes such a. 1
tallor or the
suits should be
boxes before -t~h
then every Cp
together by maM
paper, such as em
for a very WMl1
boxes may be
to year for tWs
If you are tS
iothlng to war
f you ae at
two alternatll
Uther yM M!
hutL
It yms de
l-mi.aarM
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