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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Sctcn iidD sur @c6r.

8ie Snterefenten i'm San0eI nit
geiitigen 8etrGnfen bier5ulan0e rii,
item 3u einem elti6eiOenoen Sample
in 6en Staats. lno 9un0esgeridten,
Inn ibre 9te9te inter Der 8erfai.
iltng Elm fir aIlentaI feitIegen 5il
Iaiien. Die 9raIerei. 1lno 8renne.
reibeiieer BON Ohio limo in 9f1no.
i6rei6en sur 9etbeiIi9ung an elmer
3uiantmenflmft aitfgefor6ert nor.
ben, Die Oenlnd6It m Cincinnati
itattfinOen ilnO iunfoIien6e BlGne fin
oen &untpf in Den @eri9ten ollsar.
beiten ioIl Der SSnbaIt oes 0funo.
idreibens lit nod ni6t befonnt gege.
ben, bod erfGbrt man, OaB geri6t.
lid beoutragt meroen miro, iiber Die
6rage 5l elltideiOen, o6 elm 8rolt.
cr o6er 9eitilateur, Ser Ndaionen
in 8rlu6eigent5um an9ele9t bat, mel
DIES er nod Serni6tlng ieineS @e.
i6dftSbetrie6eS Our6 oie Srobibi.
tions6eDegllng ni6t anoermGrts bin
oerlegen ooer perduBern fam, obne
geb0riges 8eIeboerfabren uno o6ne
angemeiiene gnti66oiglmg fir oie
gerni6tltns ieines @ei9dftsbetriebes
iciner @igentbumsre9te beraubt tper.
ben bari 0fan miro berporbeben,
boB Die 9opitalanlogen i'm 9roue.
rie. unb 8rennerei 9etriebe uilter
ben beitebenOen. @eieten erfoIgten,
Die ben slufbau lln6 6ie Gntipid.
lung GROCER @igentbunsipertbe IN
OieIen SnOuitrie3neigen mi6etneno
ii9er Itelten. 9ieie 5rage miro be.
ionoers in oen Stoaten oufgeporfen
ner6en, Die fiir5Ii9 DoaItdn6ige @ro.
bi6ition eingefiibrt baben. slus.
oriidli6 billgeipieien miro auf Den
Staat Eenneliee, no Miaionen, at.
geIegt i'm 8rauerei. un6 8reunerei.
9etriebe, Our6 Ginfiibrung Ser Ero.
bibitton berni6tet iuiirben. SSn Dem
&rltbi9reiben ergebt an Die @raiie.
rel. mto 8rennereibeiiser bon Stem
gorf, Snbiana, Ohio, aentildp,
Eenneiiee, @arpIanb, SeunipIpania
uno 0taiiaduietts Die glufioroerung,
ie einen gertreter in einem General.
&ontite ous5uudbIen, pel6es BEL
Der 8orbereitiutg oes 8laneS fir
ben n6tbigen &anpf in oen @eri6.
ten bebilfli9 uno ourd gIei6mGBige
llntlagen Die notbigen Soften ai,i.
6ringen ioa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

iiber 32 gillionen Gadete Sobaf su
f12 lln5en lru0 ii6er 12 9illioncn
Fadete 81 3 un0 ein 9rittel lln3en
.abgeiett. 9apion iddtt sic Ser.
ringerlng Der fleineren 8afete auf
| Gent itn0 oie Ser gr0Beren auf 3
Gents lmo berednet auf ioIbe @eiie
oaB oaS ofleiue @eriebcn" ocn &ali.
dern Oes 2otoes auf 45 RiIlionen
Dollars gu iteben fonint. Scine
Sill 3ielt auf Die @ieoerberiteIllng
Der friiberen Breiie Ser gadete ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Die seplante SradtOampfcrlinie ct.
GOnis-GaniaS Gitb.
o

Die angebIiden 8ena6tbeiligung.
IN Der Sanias Gitp'er @eI91ftsIeute
bon Seiten mebrerer 8abnen in ge.
5lg ouf sSradtraten baben DO Ser
angeiebeniten @eidJGftsleute lmo gr.
porterre bon 8anias Gitp beranIobt,
I'M Commercial Club" Suiantmen
gu treteu, INN Die einIeitenoen Sdrit.
te 5ur 8riinoung elmer 8eieIlifaft
5u treffen, peIde fir cine regelmGB.
tge Sransportgele9enbeit altf oem
gtiilouri.6Iub 3luiiden aanias GitD
lutb ct. 2oitis Gorge tragen ioa.
8ie ernit Die 9lbiidten Ser Csc.
i6aftsipeIt iin6, gebt oaraus berbor,
oab in Ser Sibitng innerbaIb elmer
Stunoe cine 8eieIli6aft or9aniftrt
tpuroe, ipeI6er elm bon einbe5abltes
aapita[ in S0be BON $t,000,000 sur
8erfiigitng Iteben miro. 9ieie Cunt
me fpur6e our9 Subifrtption aufge-
bradt. gs ioIlen norIdufig bier
9anpfer angefauft ,ntb cine regeI.
nlGbige sSradt6ampfer.2inie 5tpiid-
en- &anIas Gitb imo ct. 2oitis ein-
geri1tet tperOen.
gluBer beIngter 0dllion perpflid.
teten fi6 oie @eboroen bon &ouias
Gitp fir Safenperbeiierltng, slnIeg.
itng bon 2anoungspldten iotpie et-
mes 2aeerbauies $4,000 au bepiIlt-
aen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
8rnnS Der itcigenSen Giniuaubcrnug
nncrflarlidJ.

Ser anbaItenoe slnorang BON Gin.
tpanoerern, beionoers aus SStalien
uno aus SeIterrei9 llngarn, be.
IhGftigt gegentp1rtig Die @emiitber
aitf @ais SSlano, oenn man fann
it'd ni6t 10 redt erfldren, pormlf er
3uriidoufiibren lit, Oa bic gea6ridten
bonn glrbeitsmarft nod iinmer iebr
itngiinitig Iouten. SeOer Der bier
eintrefienSen 8anlpfer lit Ois sur
sSaIIltngsfraft NIT 3nii6ettoedspaIia
gieren geiiillt, il1O beionoers itorf 1T
6ie Ginpanoerung aus Wtittelmeer'
bGfen. Cine Der itaIienii6en Stnien
mill, pie ibr agent auf ellis S.
LAND mittbeilte, mebrere nele Sam'
pier in 9ienIt iteaen, Inn Den glns
orang beip6Itigen 5u fonnen. Sm
Bureau oieier 2inie fontte man
iid) itarfe ginipanberung ebenio tpe'
mia erflGren. tpie allf Der @infuan'
oerlmgs. .Sniel, uno eS lpuroe erfIdrt,
man iet ni6t lpenig iiberraidt, nm.
ionlebr, ais man nit 8eitimmtbeit
ipiIIe, oab bie bier befinoli6en 9anos
Ieltte Der slnf6nlmlinge ibre 6relin'
Sc in Der Seimatb beltanoig infor'
nliren, oaf bier ridt getiiger0 gr'
belt porban6en lit. Die 8eieai6att
iiben oie groBte goriidt, Inn ni6t.
tuiini6ensmertbe Glemettte fern5ubal'
ten, iie tbue bies idon i'm eigenen
ssntereIIe, ou iie ge3tpingen lit, Die
Slusgeidloiienen irnenfgeItlid 5uriid'
5ubeforOern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Sine uOergciIeac" aricgSifcilcr

ginem pfIeinen 8erieben", mel.
Dies ben Sabatfonlltntenten unae.
fabr ouf $45,000,00O su lteben
tommt, lit in ben beitebenoen Steu.
ergeieBen Heprdientatt Dalpion BON
Soma auf Die Spur gefomnten nno
er bat ii6 beeilt. cine Bill einsu6rin.
gen, ourd peIde oemielben abeebol.
fen iueroen ioa. Inter ben 9eItinl.
mungen oes 9ingleD Sariis ipur.
Den Die Sabafspadete 5lt 2 unsen an
Den aoniumentenfiir 5 Gents un6 81,
Bodete gu 4 lln5en fir 10 Gents
perfauft. SIN Sabre 1898 ipuroe
aber cine ipeitere 3ui6lagsiteuer bon
6 Gents pro Bfiln6 auf ben 3dbof
als &riegsiteuer gelegt uno 5ur 9e.
quemli6feit I'M Sanoelsperfebr tuur.
De Die GrlaltbniB ertbeilt, 6ie ga.
dete 81 2, 3 uno A l1t3en our6
iol6e I'M 8epiht bon elm, 21a uno
bret elm 9ritteI gu erieben, oamit
Die &all6er ibr Rddden Sabaf aud
ferner 5u Dem iibli9en Breiie BON 5
reIp. 10 Gents faufen fonnten. 9a.
BEL lit es MN ober aud nod Der
aufbebung Der ariegs 3abafs :.
Steuer gebIieben rno bic Sabafs.
5abrifonten baben itd) aud rad Ser
gufbebitng Der Steuer i'm Sabre
1902 nod INNER oenieIben Breis
fir Die fIeiner gema6ten 8adete 3ob
len laiien. gea6 ben angaben oes
SnIanoiteuer 9onlntiiiGrs tpuroen
wdbreno Der Iesten feds Sabre
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
@einbaaer 6alifOrnia's fOrScrn
Sdut fir lire EruOnftc.

Senator 8rice rei6te Ser 2egislatrlr
bon California cine 9feioIution ein,
Die MN bem &onite fir Sru6t. rno
8einintereiien norliegt. Sn oemiel.
ben miro aur Stellungnabme ge9en
Srobi6itton aitfgeforoert, iuto in
fitr5en SGeen flar geIegt, meI6en
enormen S1a6en Srobibitionsgeiese
fir ben Staat California in iib
bergen.
California i'll elm tpeinbauen6er
Staat geporOerL itno feline &robufte
iino aleriparts fonfurren3f1big.
250,000 Gder 2ano iinO nit @ein
reben bepflanat, un6 iiber $t00, 900.
600 oarin inbeittrt. 9isber unfriht.
bare 2anoitrefen, groBeren uno flei.
neren llmfan9es, tpuroen na6 Wtii9e
ltnb glrbeit, meiit bon fleinen 2euten
iir 8eine1rten imeeiuanbelt, lnO
Wander gelangte Su beideioenem
@oblltnn0. Gin glntpa6ien Der Hros
bi6itionsitromung tpiirbe 0ieie 2eitte
rltiniren uno Die Srudt iabrelangen
SleiBes au nidte MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
otlabumaer Sclfclber ipllen seIdlpI'
len iuerben.

= Die "@io.gonttnent Oil @robu'
GERS sIilociation"bat 6en 8eI6Iut
sefaBt, Die SeIfeIoer in Sfldbomo
oler ytonate lang 5u i6lieben, por'
aeusgelest, boB so @ro5e1t Der aSro'
oeAdenten oainit eiiiperitanoen limo,
Is 1T beretts gto9ri6t eingetroffen,
ooB cine geniisenoe slnaabI Sroou'
Sa Ssilfen oorbonben lit, Die nit oieler
ufaBnabre einperItonoen iein lpiro,
4, ueberprobuftion unb uneiinittg
yelesgebrng iperoen aIs @riiit6e fiir
1 O'e'en geialuB angegeben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

Bon pel6er 9e6eutling Sie Siib.
ner5udt in Der 9anopirtbidoft lit
permog man aus ben in @iSconiin
aufgenommenen itatiitii6en grbe.
blingen 5it ernteiien. 8ana6 beiaben
Sie i'm 2aufe eines Sabres in ienem
Staate proOuairten Siibnereier einen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

Cine Der gr0Bten 8olferipanoer'
rngen. iuel6e Die 8ei9i6te fennt,
lit i'm begriffe, ii6 gu poGsieben:
Die 3utpanoerling nod Sibtrien
@dbreno Der letter @onate oes Der.
gangenen Sabres boben iid 100000
9fuiIen in Sibirien nieoergeIaIien.
8enn man bieie 3iffern NIT oenen
friiberer Sabre pergletdt, 10 miro
man finoen, 6aB Die 3utpmoerung
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Elm Tree Saloon
Sranf ,l1srtens, Gisentbdmer,

9equem 9eI,seu an Der Sauptse'
i6ditsitraben; an9euebmes geIu6S'
IofaI fir unIere Stabt. unb SSarmer.
ireunoeTuuie 9eiud,er bon slustpdrts.
Sute 9prrittuns Pierbe onSubtnben,
g0ir oertuuien mir bic bette quail.
tdt eiquDre, 9uid) o Boibtneton
y Ter in &es uno Sluid1en; ebeniaIlS
Dbite Zeal iSIoidenbier, uno abIolut
bic ieiniten Wlarfen WbiStieS II, Stun.
9eitelluI9eu fir Seq unb ;SIalben,
bier ncroen prompt uus9eiiibrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

SIM Sbigeu fbrn mir bbId uieren Seiern Die Ses
ai6 cine @fergentbaer Stior SinotDpe Dor, meIde mir
NIT 9roBen Goitenuipano fir niere 9rtere aneefat ba
ben 9ieeIbe lit g8il0er Der grfoungsfuit ,mb troB
ibres compcren Medansmts Ser 8e6en1g leidt perGno
Iib. Son miro bas Sosblat ieoe ISOLDE bon
Sdrt Seor,td Oenn ourdb cine ngr0e Sorrid)tng pira
O1rd CUB en @utobe oe nbern 9ege6ert iobaB wenn
be 3ee boa lit, 6eebe Elm compadte Wae it, Die ar6et
miro dbnI pe beit adinnidreiben berdtet uo on Die
@eOeg pelde einr Serion 6eitebtourd llebrng d
ioIe 6ertgfeit aetgne baB Ser 9eleere Sub i'm Gage
gedbe6elten0 nit Der grbeit bon Sfriftesern lit.
gSr nerben bur Oee @adtene in Stuo geest perben in
3lmt ebr ipGere Netigfeite auf5rebmen id0ne fare,
gGm6Bigen Druid 5 Iiefern iuo berbap bieIfade &erbe
iergt en5ibrc meIde mir on lauge ogerebt ober aus
Ieidt begreiflden rlben ndt perprfln fonteu ir no
len feline iibergroB Serpreungn mae oas 9la mlb eS
iel6it bepeiie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
M u n n y SOW
Crurnt .BlOlk CO
@D. 3cttjmsnn eiacptbiimer.

SobrBirt aIIc Gr'cu Gchenbl6de, Sitter.
ncn' uno YuumntCr N.
Sement iptro III Beruiinidlten auantitdten
pertnuit
Soroeri qreiole
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Tomato Preserves.

Peel fourteen pounds of yellow toma-
ties. Weigh seven pounds of granu-
lated sugar and pour this over the to-
matoes. Leave overnight, and in the
morning drain Off the syrup that has
formed, put it over the fire and bring
to a boil. skimming carefully. Put in
the tomatoes. set a little to one side
of the range and boil gently for twenty
minutes. Remove the fruit with a
split spoon. and spread It on platters.
Boil the syrup down until it thickens,
adding just before you take 1t of the
fire the juice of six lemons. Pack the
tomatoes in jars and NIL these to over
flowing with the boiling syrup. When
cold. seal.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

for laughter.
Many women who can neither draw
nor paint can cut shapes acceptahiy
from paper, and even this medium OF
talent viii produce pretty place cards
at need
Use heavy white art paper and have
the shapes In some way appropriate
TO the occasion.
For a patriotic holiday, cut out tiny
flags or cooked hats.
For bridal or engagement luncheon.
good luck slippers or orange blos-
SONS.
FOR stag affair, pipes or wine
glasses.
For a farewell dinner. swastikass OF
good luck ciovers.
Another pretty way to plan the place
cards entails a little more work, but
is within the reach Of an entertainer
who does not draw or paint. II con-
sists of utilizing Inexpensive dolls.
Dresses are made Of tissue paper. and
q stiff foundation skirt or cardboard,
in order that the doll may stand up.
The tiny place card is attached TO the
dolls hands, which are extended. as il
holding IT. The name Of the guest
can be put on in gold ink.
Modern dress can be initiated in the
tissue paper with very fashionable re-
suits or the dolls can be fitted out in
antique fashion as milkmaids, prin-
cesses, etc For a patriotic holiday,
use colonial dresses, or maidens dress
ed like Miss Columbia, in red. white,
and blue, would be very attractive.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
WASTE EGGS MAKE CAVIAR

With a Russian chef in charge who
has catered TO the best families in the
Tsar's empire a big salmon canning
liant in Hellingham, Wash, is manu-
featuring genuine Russian caviar. says
the New York World. L. Ruben, who
comes from Russia, is the man in
charge, and the product turned out
will be sold in the eastern markets
With the advent of the industry thous-
ands of dollars worth of salmon eggs
that heretofore have been wasted are
turned into dollars One hundred
thousand pounds Of caviar will be
made IN the local place this year.
'eThere Is a ready market for all the
caviar we can make among the 1,2O0.-
ono or more foreigners living in the
eastern States" Ruben says "In
Russia the caviar is made Of the eggs
of salmon and sturgeon. The eggs
from the fish here are just as good.
Go into one of the swell restaurants
and ask for a caviar sandwich and
they win charge you fifty cents. The
foreigner living in the States cannot
afford to pay these prices II is large
" TO supply this trade that the in
dustry has been established here"
In the past the eggs of the salmon
canned on the sound have been thrown
into the fertilizer scows. Now they
are carefully sorted and put through a
preparation precisely the same as that
used in Russia. The eggs are cooked,
dried and then canned At present
Ruben has more than one hundred
trays Of the cooked eggs drying in one
end of the big salmon packing plant.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
=: :-:WOMANKIND:-:
Place Cards Prepared at Home
Add Much to Fun of a Dinner

Novelties in place cards add much
TO the fun of a luncheon, supper, or
an informal dinner, and when neces-
sary play the part Of ice breakers
very well.
Bought in the shops, they add con-
siderabIy to the expense Of the meal.
but homemade novelties can often be
introduced instead with equally good
results in the way of amusement. Some
of these do not require any skill what
ever with pencil or color brush.
A hostess with little to spend recent
~ made a delightfully."- clever set with
nothing more expensive than figures
clipped from magazines and advertise
ments.
The cards used were blank white
ones, eight inches long. five deep. OBJ
tanned in 4 package from the stationer.
At the head of each was written the
name of some guest. and below this
an original jingle hitting of some fad
or viewpoint of the person named. This
rhyme was then illustrated with
figures carefully clipped out and neat
ly mounted on tho card. The wo-
man with passion for pets found at
her place a card decorated with fluffy
dogs and kits, parrots, etc, and a
rhyme hitting off the same character
istics. The man who spent his leis-
ure time IN an automobile was greeted
with a rhyme about the "autophiend
and pictures of scudding motor cars
The same idea was carried through
out, each guests likes and dislikes
being touched on in ways that made
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

letter. The Dalrympies, Of course,
are registered in the Chicago cable
office, so that It is known that a mes
sage addressed TO -Dalrm" means
Mrs. Dalrymple. down on Michigan
avenue, OF whatever her address may
be.
An important part Of the cole. that
is bound 10 appeal to everyone, is one
word for eacn OF these questions:
How much money do you want?"
How much money do you need?"
please cable money at once" and
others OF similar Importance. One OF
the most popular words of the code
doubtless win be. within a few weeks.
the one that asks whether the sender
can have the addressee's ticket 10 the
annual army and navy faatball game
Alres = officers on the Pacific Coast
and ~ the Pacific are receiving re-
quests for their tickets, but each year
most persons neglect 10 ask for these
favors until it is too late to use tho
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
MEAGRE PAY KEEPS
MEN FROM MINISTRY

Writing IN Munsey's Magazine for Oc-
tober. Walter Pr chaid Eaton declares. in
the course of an article on "The Ministry
as a Profession
''The Protestant churches are alarmed
over the dwindling number Of students
in their senninaries, and the increased
difhcu ty of securing worthy reorut Is for
inistry. The minister's lot, If pos
sble, is to be made eas.er no less for
practical considerations-even il these are
not always confessed-than for ethical
ones
I'VE pay the workman s. a day-or a
little more-to build the church; and we
pay the clergyman 81 a day-or little
less-to preach in it.
TO increase the salaries Of m nisters to
a po'nt where they can support and edu-
cate their fami les in decency and have
q small margin over the necessity Of
books and the luxury OF a reserve, to a
point where they are beyond the gnaw-
ing cares and nervous drain Of poverty, Is
a cry.n need Of the Protestant churches
to-day.
present conditions have now imposed
more than poverty; because of the in
creased cost of living they have come to
impose privation and intellectual II not
sometimes almost physical starvation
ION the other hand, to ask men TO
come into the ministry. TO tempt them
70 come. because Of the financial rewards,
is to debase Christianity and to insult its
founder
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
CABI E CODE TO
SAVE NAVY MONEY

'The money-saver cable code" might
well be adopted as the title Of a BOOK
just compiled by Lieutenant Com
mander d. +. Sellers, u. S. N, for the
use of the officers Of the navy and
Marine Corps and their families as an
economic means of exchanging person.
al messages. In this book. just issued.
Lieutenant-C Commander Sellers, who is
secretary and aid to the Chief of
Navigation. has solved, in the opinion
of the Navy. Department, a long felt
want. In that owing to the restric-
tions of law. all personal messages be-
ing exchanged between officers and
their families necessarily cost the
commercial cable rate.
At present, any sort of explanatory
message exchanged between an Of
ficer in the Philippines and a relative
in the East costs several dollars.
Through the ingenuity Of Mr.. Sellers.
from 50 to 100 words may be sent by
the new code for the price of two mes
sage words. The code, which Is pro-
nounced by the authorities who have
reviewed 1t to be a marvel of abbrevi-
alton and compactness, contains over
400 carefully selected words and
phrases. These have been specially
prepared with the view to securing an
economical as well as a reliable and
useful means Of communication by
wire or cable. Every one OF the code
words has been manufactured by the
author and consists of five letters
each, so that two code words can be
Joined together and sent for the price
Of one word No mistake can be
made by the recipient as TO the num-
Der Of words. or what letters are in
each word, for each word must have
the required FIVE letters. If a message
contains less or more than 10 10 let
ters. an error at once is detected.
The following specimen will show
the economic value as well as prac-
ticability of the code;
''Dalrm chago.
"Bazibgehuk Gapezfezix Fecabbi-
gin"
Here is the translation:
Dalrm-Mrs. r. II. Dalrymple.
Chago-Chlcago Iii.
Bazib-Arrived safely. Am we'll.
Have received orders 70 the Calves
ton.
Gehuk-The Naval station. cavite,
P.I
Gapez-As inspector of ordnance.
Fezix-No house available for as
\ isgnment.
Fecab-No accommodations can be
had that are suitable.
iBgin--Think you had better not join
me.
The signature is not necessary. for
Mrs. Dalrymple knows no one but her
husband would send such a message
BY paying for five words the officer is
thus able to give his wife all the in.
formation he might need 70 write in Z
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

mail. and then large fees are paid the
telegraph and cable companies.
Naval officers point out a striking
need for such a code in the experience
that recently befell an officer who had
married an actress and was soon sent
to the Philippine station. His wife
was to follow in a couple Of months.
and he leased a house and furnished
Il I'D for her arrival. Then he re-
ceived from her the following message;
"star November l." BY this the Of
icer concluded that his wife had taken
an engagement to "star" on the stage
again so he gave up the house and
stored his furniture and went back
TO the club quarters. The latter part
of November the officer was surprised
by his wife walking IN on him. AS a
result Of the misunderstanding, the
cable company was sued for dropping
the "t" off the word start" In his
vife's message. BY the. Sellers code
II is pointed Out, missing letter would
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
LADIES' sHIRTwAIsT SLEEVES.
Paris Pattern No. 3O8I
All Seams Allowed.

Dame Fashion Is ever busy changing
the shape and style OF that important
feature in womsn's dress--the sleeve
and an old gown or waist very often
may be made quite up-to-dste-lookinR
when sleeve cut on the newest lines
takes the place Of the old-fashioned one.
The first Of the attractive models shown
here is the regulation shirt sleeve having
4 stin cuff. and is only 10 be used in
tailored shirtwaists. The other is a
tucked sleeve. and may BE- In full or
three-quarter length, and Is appropriate
for plain and fancy shirtwsists and
dresses. The pattern Is IN 7 s!zes-s2 70
a inches. bust measure. Size Ss bust will
require for a pair OF shirt sleeves ~
yards OF material "A inches wide. ~
yards q inches wide. x yard &c inchs;
wide OF y yard A. inches wide. A pair
OF long tucked sleeves will require rs
yards OF material "A inches wide, IL
yards q inches wide OF y yard Se or q
inches wide. with x yard OF insertion
and Ia yards Of edging. A pair OF three
quarter sleeves will require IL yards OF
material a inches wide. yard n inches
wide. = yard IS or 4 inches wide, and
IA yards edging.
Price % pattern, 10 cents
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
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Evening journal., 1909-10-08
BLACK THE COLOR
FOR THIS WINTER

Paris dins it into our ears that we
are facing a black season, and the
makers offer an unusual number of
fabrics in this somber shade.
There are great displays OF block in
fur. in lace, in evening and daytime
materials, and for gowns and wraps
alike. Black fur coats are a most
interesting outlook for the practical
woman with several froclzs and one
coat, a1d the black evening wrap al
though it may be gaiiy lined) is no
lgss saving where money is a con-
1deratIon.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
OILED OUST BRUSH
FOR THE FU. N TUNE

Carved furniture. which is the bane
of the housekeeper's life, may be kept
somewhat free from dust by weekly or
bi-weelSly treatment with an oiled
brush kept for the purpose.
The cotton or woolen duster will
make no impression on its ornate sur
face, but viii have much to do with
the disposition Of the housewife.
The brush used in the decorators
shops for the very purpose of keeping
their finest furniture in order looks
very different from the feather duster,
II is a large soft paint brush in ap-
pearance. and. having been oiled. It
absorhs on it's soft bristles a certain
amount of dust instead Of sending it
nying about the room.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
I aris Patterns

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