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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

potrebujemo slovenskega social
zma. ne V TEN smislu slovenskega,
ia hi poznal zgolj kake narodne
SovinistiGne teznjc, temvec socia-
lien. Xxi ina stikc in Zveze $ so
cialisticno idejo poysod, kJer ista
napreduje in Sc razvija, skratka
potrebujemo Socializma, XII more
MEM prikladen in uporabljiv biti.
Pri TEN seveda N prezreti, ia je
socialna misel povsod enaka, mas
ma Socialisticni miSli temeljeci Ell
chi nauk je povsod in IA s enak.
V gospodarskem IN kuiturncm
oziru je socialism viSja smer. Ia
Smer nam more biti koriStna. To
pa samo tedaj, cc res cutimo 4
MO in zivimo l. MO. IN to j" po-
trcbna Socialna vzgoja. I'm : sta
liSGa vZgoje tudi socializcm kot
goSpodarstven in kulturen pro-
gram nj tloveStvu Sc konGni eli.
Napredck jc MANFRED Stalcn.
Nklcpati tedaj Ia zivljcnski
nauk Y kakc natanGno izmerjene
in strogo urejene teOrijc ne gre.
Nj mOgoGc. Nidimo, da So Sc do
danes VSi TAXI poskuSi poneSreci-
Ii. XapraScni lcic mogoGni fOlian-
ii "a bodoGc zivljenie namcnicnih
teorij med utopiSti. ki So radli.
I'm So vcdno padajo.
Socialist smo. ker zclimo Sori-
alne pravicc. S]ocialna pravica >a-
ma mn Scbi Steer nj nikak Socialcn
faktor. ampak poStai more vSl"d
naScga hotenia pc oipravi izkori-
S1anja pc kapitahu kot produkcii-
ski moGi. To hotcnje pa ne temelii
le Y zavesti izkoriIjanega prole-
tarca. tcmvec tudi y miSli posa-
meznika. ki ina pojem o pravici.
Ia pojem je Samoumevno relati-
ven. Ampak naSe. tetudi nchoteno
tczenje pc pravici in reSn'ci, mas
vodi do SocialiIma. Xato sega So
cializem naravno tudi Y duSevno
zivliemje pcSameznika. CD tod tip
Socialista.
Socialna izobrazba ic tedai ia
ko potrebna. kot vsakdan.ji kruh.
kcr potrrbujemo kruha. potrebu-
jcmo socializma.
Socialism hoce zivlienja du-
Sevnem oziru novega pomlajcncga
zlvlJenJa; Y "motnem oZiru pra-
vitnega socialnega iivlicnja da
more prospevati kultura, vir vSe-
mu cloveSkemu deianiu in ne
hanju.
DuScvnO mOCan in G~uStvono
glohok Glovek stopa Y socialism.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

kin ca listov, ST rapidno krci Z
vsakim dnem. Storiti .ie bilo tire
ba nekaj. da jim zadnii dclavci
ne obrnejo hrbet.
TrIaSka tetka jc do danes ST.
redno p%rihajala 4 nasveti IN SLOW.
socialiStc. kedar so slov. delavci
V Trstu in Okolici zapuScali ME
ne vrstc V yeGjem Stevilu in pri-
hajali Y SocialistiGni tabor. ToGno
SO il pa sledili drugi meSGanski H.
sti, Xxi so obGutili. da Sc slov. de-
lavci ne dajo voditi IN nos, da
priccnjaJo misliti samoStojno. ne
zmcncC Sc "a nasvetc narodnih pr
vakOv.
Ia star in ze ~izrabljen manever
je tetka sedaj zopet obnovila kot
"ultimo ratio: Zee pomaga, je
dobro, ako pa ne pomaga. pa tudi
mnogo Skoditi ne more. To sred-
Stvo je nekakSen Blazcv zcgcn.
XII ne koristi in ne Skodi.
Stricek V New Yorku. XII ic ~
veckrat ponatiSnil "modrosti"
trzaSke tetkc, ne da hi preiskal
koliko jc jcdra in logikc V clan
ku, jc ponati>nil tudi scdai ella
mex, da je napolnil prostor in Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

| plakale. 'Ob teJ placl ne moreno
| ziveti -. Nj mogoce - nj mogo-
ce! KajSe delamo cd komada'' -
tarnale so enoglaSno.
Potolazila SEN Jill. da bonn Sc
enkrat g%ovorila 4 BOSOM.
PA dobro'- dejal je. ko sem
mu razlolila, da deklcta nj
SO zadovoljne $ place in da de
set sukeni je le prevec -" daj
| jim delo cd komada. ModrejSe
| MISC cd meme"
"kOIiko bote pa plaGali cd Suk-
nje?"
"Trinajst centov.'
Bio je Sc slabSe kot poprej.
ITO je premalo.'
TO je vsc. kar morem plaza
ii. Ako jim nj pray. pa vsc zapo-
dim ma cesto. Dovolj je green
| hornov', kterc bodo radc della
| le."
In delale 50 potrpeMjivo -
G hiSo Ve"ele kod IN KAN .
NieSec Po%heJe pride boss X me
nj i'll reCe: 'Klara. jczcn sem.
Cena ie padla IA petindvajser
''h'"N PR NNaNi S"knJ'' MAJ MAJ
>'o'I,n
o"""i''Je"l'
r"S /u"J "'"r''h @leoa-
IT, "a" ""~""'u'N'l' zen Pe'lluNaJ-
50 'r"''' |'i jim pom PR Hc-
nam. '''""JS' ''ii'oN "a S'Ik-
"Jo .''N P''''' "aJ Jim ava
""JN''
nv u''J ""H "ai'i'lih
mays ''l''"' J' prrN''. I'gd
J'"' =" 1T P'N''" ha|h"hi'e de-
VIVA" S"n'i'
r~'''''''aNka 81. III tN"Ja dol/-
'oH' J'' IL" l"'''ul'N "ol' SEIo-
P'
-" j ''No' oalrhrm JeIno'
-" Nv .'"'"'" e ol'I pr'ddeIaN-
va ""J>' sem sylvia ka-
"'r "'"St'
~ ~ r'N'' me ''al mi Je
"''' "' N'''''"' III Pl"t"I Seueh
!" i'' ''i',| "" S"NmJe, D'laia
P''N'""N' ira" ue-
III" par "h' ''' no''la puSt'ti'
100" SoHP"""r me Jc Pr'Hr"ai L
p',J''oo' u" I'LL P'"ca N'lrlhalst
"o'''JrN II" ''"en ce Po'l'"im
''''r!''N' H"Nr"J ma al II
""Por"'n sem pa i|Vr-
N''''3 s''r'''''S"ISe' >uNeh!'
"'"r,'hJe"'! oora"om Je Prl-
'''' n mem III "ar'h'aclI
Ni"r"' II ''or"r hitt'l' Delo mo
"a ,'lt., o" FOX X iis'le n
pho III. l' ko' da bl me : ko-
'"'" "u'rl'. Ne d'lam u dovoil'
u" %ol1 wee ne mor'm?
"'r'a, Po''"@"'l. 1a/ no.
Gem pi"So' AK ne p~onlozlS pet
Vmoni :, ,.rolo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

smeS opominjati ,koliko ii maj
dam. Ako hocem, dobiS same tri
dolarje tedensko. Napravi koli-
kor GeS. Sest dolarjev je cate do
STU
Nekega poletncga dine .ie bilo
zelo vroGe. Imela sem veliko della.
PriSlo mi je slabo in Sla SEN V So
BIO "a preoblacevamje ter legla.
Dolgo nisem mogla vstati. Ma
zadnje .je boss postal jedno de
lavko, da pogleda kai mi je. Vr-
Mia sem Sc V delavnico, toda de
lati nisem mOgla. Pride boss in
zarezi: ''Iakai ne grcS domov'?
"Rada hi Sla'- odgovorim -
"a ne morem hoditi.'
"Idi ven. ma ulico" - zarezal
.ie spet - in tam umri! Ne IL
mirai tn, Y d~elavnici, da hi incl
ST. Sitnosti : tabo.'
ihStiia sem delo 'amkaJ IN 10
ni'a druSo PR appropriateness y
Go. ma Van Buren, in llalsted uli-
"a. M"J nov preddelavec ST je
wal Frazier. Incl je pomoGnika
= imenom Joe. Bill ic slab clovek.
pclaia sem I've ma rokavlh. Fia-
.,1; 900. a." ...,, -, ,.f Il
can :" IN "Sem IN POI centa od
S'ihhJ'. ireddeIaNec J" hotel II
no "rio' lr'S'ti hiN'm mogla wee
NOV "N"'h">aJSeSt S''N'hJ ma dan.
i'ila sem tam ava m"N'ca \c6c-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

naSnjem socialnem gibanju. pa
zahteva V prvi vrsti moznost du-
sevnega razvitka III konkurence.
Danes te moznOsG Sc nj. DoseGi
pa Sc mora kot sOcialna in dru-
zabna nujnost, zakaj IL ME Sc lie
izide Zmagujoca Socialna solidar-
most in socialna zavest, Xxi maj
sledi danaSnji druZabni in social
nj nepopolnosti.
VIII.
Socialism je nauk zivl.jenja ne
knjig. -- Nj nauk, da bi Sc moral
muciti ; tenn. kje ga spravimO V
sklad 4 vsakdanjem zivljenjem /;
ne, on sam rase IL z~ivljenia. Kjer
nj z~ivljenja. della in neprestanega
napredOvanja, tam tudi Socializ-
ma ne smemo in ne moreno iskati
Posameznik je. Xxi potrebuje ia
Snega %naziranja q socializmu,
pravtako, kakor je zanj iasno ma
ziranje o zivljenju sploh nujno.
cato ie "a Sorialni razvitek naSe
dobo merodajen in odgovorcn po-
sameznik kot skupina.
Nihcc torei ne more rc"i O Sc
bi, da je socialist Same radi te-
ga. ker je proletarizaciia naSto-
pila in nastopa, zgoli vslcd tega,
da 5 TEN koriSti sam svo.ii oScbi.
temveG vcdno socialist biti .je pa
stvar Y prvi vrSti tudi Guda. Cuv-
stvo mi veleva. ia .je to ~nepravil-
no in kriviGno, ono pa pravilno in
pravicnejSe.
Socialism je torei umstveno
in c%ustveno merilo "a posamezni-
ka. Obenem je socialism eticno
in esteticnO pravilo "a hotenje po-
sameznika.
Nasprotno pa mislim, da socia-
lizem in duh naSc dobe ne moreta
verstva pOSameznika Zametavati.
Iakaj verstvo pOsameznika je mai
viSje dobro Xxi ga imamo. Verstvo
ne more nikoli izpodjedati social
mega duha in Socialisticne misli.
Verstvo je vecno. neizcrpno. ker
Je n%eprestano delujoG del V du-
Sevnem zivljenju cloveStva. Maj
so socialna vpraSanja d~anaSnje
dobe Sc tako komplicirana In We
lika, reSena bodo, ko DO stale ver-
sko vpraSanje Sc vedno pred ma
mi.
Neumestno Sc mi tcdai zdi. po-
bijati verski cut ki ic IA posa-
meznika najyiSje individualno
uzivanjc. Y hrcpeneniu lacnega
zelodca. Y socialisticni formi. po-
znani il prve dobe socijalnih raz-
mer, Zakaj socijalizcm, ki temelji
zgolJ V gotovosti materijalnega
u~zivanJa. Y hrepenenju laGnega
zelodca, nj mocan in stalen.
Nasprotno smatram IA social
sticno prepriGanje posameznika
kot %potrebno, imeti nedotaknen
respekt pred verstvom individija.
OsebnO Smatram resnicno in neo-
maJano verStvo posameznika "a
najtrdnejSo oporo V socialnem in
druzabnem boju tlacenih "a osvo-
bOditev. Seveda je ia opora 90
vsem individualnega znacaia te-
meljeca V izrazitem in moGnem
indIvidualiZmu. Zavednost verst-
va p~osameZnika .je ekstrakt vse
dosedanje naSe kulture i'm Zgodo-
vine in pa individualnega raZpo-
lozenja ljudi.
V zapadni Evropi je danes do
ma tradicija. da ic SocialistiGno
prepricanje nekak antipod verSt-
va. Ia zgodovinarje ic Ia poiav
umlJiv 5 tcga staliSCa. da Sc pro-
pagira V nalceste.jSih sluGaiih So
clalHem kot z%nanstvcni produkt
tlloZoflcnega materinliStiSkega ma
fora. Socialno GuStvo So potem
razl'va tam, kjer boil, upliva ma
cutenjr razvitega individiia raz-
dIraJ0"c. namesto hladilno. In
sploSn" %nagmcnie do Socialnega
della huta pctcm cisto napacen
nd. Mnogo zgodovinskih pora-
GOV sOcialisticne misli V novel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

Ste re obnovili n~aroGnino Pro
Ietarca'9 - &c 10 Sc niste. stori-
10 10 takoi. da 81 VAN ne uStavi
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
SLIKA IL CHIKASKIH KRO
JACNIC.

Y SIcdetih vrsticah podajcmo
Iivljenje iedne kroiaSkc dclavke.
rodom ltalijanke 4 imenom Clara
MaSiloti. ktera je tc dni iedna
najbolj navduSenih Strajkaric V
velikem Strajku krojaSkih DELAY
ccv in delavk V Chicagu. Iivlie-
ME t. dclavkc. kakor Ga sauna o.
pi>uje. je Iivljenje tisocerih in ii
soGcrih drugih dclavk Viva slika
le mcZdne suInosti in boia Siro-
maSnih bitii $ poSaStnim EMO
jcm kapitaIizma. Kdor I obcut-
kom eta te vrsticc - in nj "a
cIovcka. ktcri ina gorko kri V
Svojih zilah. da hi ne ubcutil
jasno mn jc, zakai jc 10000 kro-
JaSkih delavccv in delavk Y TEN
mestu napovedalo boi Svojim de
Iodajalcem.
OStavila sem solo - pripovedu-
lc klara Masiloti - V svojem tri-
najstem letu in sen Sla V tvorni-
go. Dclala sem diva tedna in dali
so mi 81 ccntov ma dan. Ger diva
tcdna sem pustila in dobila dclo
pri krojaSkih tvrdki Hart. Schaf-
finer x Marx Delala sem naram
ne podkladkc ma suknjah. Dohi-
la sem $3.50 IA deseturno dncv-
no delo.
Preddelavec jc rekel. da je to
prevec in dial mi ic dclo cd koma-
da. Ma ia naCin sem imela diva
centa cd suknic in tri ccnte i'm
pol cd povrSnika. V treh dneh
sem zasIuzila dollar in pol. Pustila
sem takoj in Sla k tvrdki lewis
Bros. 341 Franklin st. Tam sem
pr1sivala gumbc in vlagala pri
suknjah podkladke. Ravnotisto
dcio Je Z mano Opravl.iala Sc led
ma deklica. Dali so mi Sest do
larJev ma teden. Naenkrat so pa
molo tovariSico odslovili IN me-
hi dali tudi Memo delo. Delala
sem IN dive. Delala trdo cell dan.
NiSem imcla casa. da hi So vodc
napila; moi prostor jc bill prcob.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-20
Everything at Less Money
than Others Ask

! doz Pearl Buttons 1c
paper Needles 1c
steel Thinable II
I paper Brassed Pins lc
1 package Envelopes &c
/ Gold Plated Collar Button &c
25c Box Toilet Soap --------------- 1Oc
The best quality Outing, per yard -7H5c
4 full yard ,0ide Bleaching, per yard &c
Extra oolue, yard ,oide Bleaching, per yard Sc
4 full yard wide Percale, Spring colors &c
On our Sc Counter is big Oariety of the best
Caicos, 4 prom Gnghams and Plaids all
per yard 5c
One lot Of Percale, Zoe ualues, per yard &c
These Fl gures are Facts
Let Us Proue 1t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-20
The prices we are making on all broken lots of Merchan
are by far the biggest we have ever offered We wa
to turn into money all remnants and short cuts in every line
goods we carry To do this we are cutting the prices NIGH
Everything at Less Money
than Others Ask

Mems Fzeeced Underwear, per garment - 35c
4 good work Shirt for Men z19 c
4 lot of ChiZdren's Shirts and Drawers, each 49, 15c
4 nice Fzeeced Vests for LADIES' each l5c
4 close out of Neghgee Shirts, Mems and Boys,
good Soc ualue, at each - - Csc
Mems Work Pants, good one, per pair SOC
Mems 81 so quality, loeN made Pants CSC
Mems Shoes, $3.50 to $50 ualues,
broken lots -----$l .95
To close Out, lot of Ladies' Button Shoes,
light and heavy weight at95c
One lot Ladies Shoes to clean out ------- 75c
One lot Infants soft Sale Shoes, Soc quality l9c
One lot Ladies SKIRTS, $3.50 TO $50 ualues
all neD goods, this seasons STYLE; TO close $l.75
One lot Boys Ouercoats, $3.50 ualues, small
.;1o. 10 cIoea o,,t nj S125
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01
STOCKTON IS ELECTED
PRESIDENT Of G. v. j.
Recognition of Success OF Ad-
ministration as Temporary
Head of Institution.

Rear Admiral Charles II. Stockton, q.
S. ", retired. who has served as acting
president OF George Washington Uni
versity since the resignation Of DR..
Charles Henry Needham last May, was
elected as the permanent head OF the
university at meeting of the board OF
trustees yesterday afternoon.
The selection of Admiral Stockton as
permanent president of the university is
taken as recognition and compliment of
his administration. Admiral Stockton was
elevated from the board of trustees to the
presidency, according to the constitution.
which dictates the selection of a member
of the board as acting president. pending
the selection of a permanent head.
Admiral Stockton took up the rejns Of
government In the local institution when
administration. In the few months of the
81 u on Z -.
ped matters rapidly into shape, straight
ehsd - me nn-nceS aud olrecteu the
necessary curtaiing Of expenses until.
when time for opening the school year
came confidence had been restored and
the registration was larger than on any
LSeyfouS opening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01
Committee TO DRAW UP
PUBLIC UTILITIES REPORT
Plans for Commission to Be Modelled
After Laws Of New York
and New Jersey.

The subcommittee Of the public utilities
committee Of the Federation Of Citizens
Associations, appointed to draw up a
draft OF the proposed bill for the estab-
Hshment Of a public utilities commission
for the District, with meet probably to-
morrow Or Friday to whip into shape a
draft to be submitted by the full COM
mittee to the federation, at the meeting
in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms Sat
urday night.
The subcommittee has collected copies
Of q number OF state public utilities laws
for consideration. OF those SO far Pc
rused by members of the subcommittee
the New York and New Jersey statutes
are considered the most promising.
The committee will attempt to incor-
porate IN the proposed bill the principal
provisions in these laws. Both laws are
Icing and complicated and have required
painstaking consideration.
The main question in the minds Of
those preparing the bill Is on the
amount OF power to be granted the
proposed commission; whether IT shall
lave the prerogative of passing or ad-
Nising Congress on applications for
charters before such applications are
submitted to Congress, or If the char
tiers are. granted by Congress first.
powered with the final decision as to
the advisability of such grants. This
is considered particularly knotty
question. on the proper settlement OF
which the ultimate fate of the bill de-
ponds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

LOT THREE IMPORTED NOV
ELTY FUR COATS. These are three
OF the styles that were great favor
ties at the recent horse show. Made
of the finest quality Of French seal,
dyed in the latest seal color, and fin
ished with complete border Of six
inch real beaver down the front and
around the bottom, with large shawl
collar and cuffs of the beaver. 9th
ers have trimmings Of k u n k.
raccoon. and one is trimmed with
Australian chinchilla. Coats are cut
so and 50 inches long; plain or jew
eled buttons; finest
quality Of bro
Sad L ; l !, eJ.n g &1OE M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01
Has Done Effective Work.

The resolution sets forth that the Amer
Jean Federation of Labor has in every
possible way aided the movement for the
study and prevention Of tuberculosis
throughout the United States and Canada
and that the American National Red
Cross has been in the past, and is now,
making an especial effort through the
sale of Red Cross Christmas seals, to
secure funds to carry on the war against
tuberculosis. and by means Of the funds
raised In this manner has been able to do
much effective work in this direction. The
resolution provides therefore, that the
American Federation of Labor give It's
Endorsement to the movement Of the
American National Red Cross and en-
couras e it's members to further in every
reasonable way the sale of these seals
in their respective communities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01
DIVINITY STUDENT CONVICTED.
Sent to Jail for Stealing Silver Forks
From Land,ady.

Thomas Fryer, q divinity student at
Howard University. was adjudged guilty
In the Police Court today of stealing sew
eral silver forks from the dining table at
his boarding house. and went to jail for
sixty days in default Of thirty-dollar
fine.
Mrs. Sauie D. CARAT Flyers landlady,
appeared as complaining witness. The
theft occurred a day or so ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

Il 80 sets Mrs. Potts Fa-
nous Sad Irons; three irons.
separate handle and sfano'
irons highly polished. zoe
Per set. 1890. 1890.
$1.39 Bread Boxes, best tin.
neatly finished In oak or ia
PANIED color; patent roll-top
, style; family SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

Final preparations for the Christmas
campaign are being rushed through by the
American National Red Cross. which an
nounced yesterday that 100000 Christ
mas seals had been distributed to agents
throughout the United States, and that
machines were printing the little stamps
at the rate Of 100000 a day. At ...e
same time attention is called to q ruling
Of the Post ONCE Department that all
such stickers must be placed on the
backs Of envelopes and packages.
II Is the ambition Of Red Cross officials
this year to sell 100000 Of the seals
in order to materialize the slogan Of the
association this campaign, "A million for
tuberculosis
Seals Put on Sale.
The seals were put on sale at the Cham
Der Of Commerce today, and also at the
Y. NJ. c. A., the Raleigh Hotel, Snerer's
drug stores in Georgetown, Goldenberss,
Brentano's and Copenhaver's.
The committee in charge of the sale Of
the seals received today from John
Mitchell a copy of the resolution intro
duced by him at the convention OF the
American Federation Of Labor and adopt
ed by that body, favoring the sale Of the
seals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

Si.60 Toilet Sets. OF nice
quality plain white stone.
ware; pretty shapes ana
STYLES: comprising wash bowl
and pitcher. covered siop Jar.
chamber and soap O2C
dish. Per set. ...... ~
CSC Gasoline or Oil Cans.
OF extra heavy grade galvan-
lied iron; double scanned:
positively non.leakable: screw
cap and screw cap on A0~
spout; 5-Sallon size... Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

FOR $1.25 and $50
ALL-WOOL MIXED
TWEEDS; good shades;
also Black Matte Chev-
lots and Suitings; 81
in. wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01
zoe Nd.

FOR $1.15 and $500
HEAVY COATINGS;
lengths 21a to ) yards;
black and staple
shades: also 81 in. All
wool Serge, with self
and fancy stripe. Worth
S1.O a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

FOR $50 to $1.75
DRESS GOODS. 81 in.
wide and including
broadcloths. In lengths
2 to 7 yards: plenty of
black. navy and other
stable shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

FOR $1.OO and $1.25
ALL WOOL n u b
SUITINGS: good COL
ors and lengths; 81 In.
wide.
FRS. Floor Dress
Goods Arcade, Bargain
Tables.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

T TITLE girls coats made with plated
side portions are new and graceful
and altogether TO be desired. This
one can be made In that way or plain as
liked, so there are really two coats In
place OF one. Serge with trimming of
liberty satin makes this one. but spring
cloakings include cheviot. broadcloth and
novelties galore. while 4 little later coats
maze Of pongee and linen will he in de-
mand. The model suits all cloaking ma
tcrials whether Il Is made with or with
out the plated portions and It can be
trimmed with contrasting material or the
same as preferred. Pongee with trimming
Of brown silk and lining Of brown foul
ard dotted with white, would be new. smart
and practical. Linen trimmed with the
same and with collar, bands and cuffs
braided with soutache would make an ex-
ceedlngiy useful as well as chic summer
coat.
For a girl OF 10 years Of age will be
required G yards OF material %, 31a yards
~ or 80 inches wide, with Y yard Of silk
for trimming.
A May Manton pattern, No. 1885. sizes
q TO ~ years, will be mailed 20 any
address by the Fashion Department Of this
paper on receipt OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

THE simple little frock that is made
full and Joined 20 a yoke Is always
the prettiest for the tiny children.
This one includes a panel at the front
that allows effective use Of embroidery or
other trimming and Is exceptionally dainty
and charming. As illustrated Il Is made
OF white lawn with trimming OF embroid.
cred edging and banding but all materials
that are used for little folks dresses are
terial either hemmed or hemstltchcd or IL
can be omitted and the dress finished
with a hem only. II the embroidery on
the panel means too great labor Il can
be cut from ~all-over material or trimmed
with landings or madallions. The neck
can be finished with a little frill as illu-
strated or with a straight standing col
lar, or II can he cut out as shown In
the back view and the sleeves made short,
so rendering the frock somewhat more
dressy. and also better adapted to warmer
weather.
The dress is made with front and back
portions and with a panel that is cut
In one with the front Of the yoke. The
dress is tucked and Joined to this panel
and to the back portion Of the yoke and
Is closed at the back. Whatever the
length Of the sleeves they are gathered
into bands.
The quantity of material required for
the medium size 2 years. Is 2 yards -
or 81, 2h yards 30, 21s yards ~ inches
wide with 2L yards OF embroidery 4 In
ches wide. Az yards of banding to trim
as Illustrated.
The pattern 6597 Is cut in sizes for
children OF 1, 2. and 4 years of age, the
embroidery pattern 374, In one size only
and will be mailed 10 any address by
the Fashion Department OF this paper on