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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

0TURUt0 V8YVt>I-I@}I
sTuRGis. Mich,
'starSis lmpr0 ysmsnl ~ "A
closed a deal With bs 6S1I
bon Coated Paper Co, e.. 1(<r
Ohio, TO move their blht ~
city. 'fhe company Nflls tex
burning covering s10.000 g ~
SPACE within 80 days. Y ga
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
FOUND SCHOOL
Ov{RCROWDED
w. J. GALBRAiTH OF CALUMET
AND DElOS FALL, OF ALBION,
OFFICIALLY INSPECT
THE INSTITUTION.

II Attorney William ]. Galbraith OF this
city. and Delos Fan, professor OF chem
istry at Albion college, this state. and
ex-superntcndent OF public instruc-
tion OF the state. have just paid an Of
fetal visit to the state normal school
at Marquette. Messrs. Galbraith and
Fan were recently named a state board
OF visitors To inspect this school. by
Luther L. Wright. state superintend-
ent.
Mr.. Galbraith stated this morning
that the board found the Marquette
Normal considerably overcrowded, and
recommended in a general way that
adequate building space be added to
accommodate the students.
There are approximately total of
420 students at the Normal, while ac-
were provided for only
about two-thirds Of that number.
Glasses are being taught at present
i'm both the basement and attic of the
school building.
According TO Mr.. Galbraith. the re-
thing TO be noted is the
growth of the normal school in Mich {,
igan. During the last 10 years two
normal schools have been built and !
equipped, one at Marquette and the |
other at Kalamazoo, representing the I
northern and western parts of the /
state Both have become overcrowded, |
and better accommodations will have
10 be provided, unless the work of the |
normal school in the state is to be re-
arded.
Contrasting accommodations at the
and Ypsilanti schools, the |
contrast is decidedly in favor of Mar
luette. There are a total of some
hing like 1900 or 1900 students at
1psilanti and it is said conditions
here are far more overcrowded than
{ Marquette.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
FORMER CALUMET
MAN Is KILLED
MATT HJoRTA DIES AT LEAD
CITY, S. D. FROM INJURIES
SUSTAINED IN FIGHT THERE
ON JULY FOURTH.

Matt Hjorta, former resident Of
Calumet, died at the Homestake mine
hospital at Lead City, $. d., last Tues
day noon, from injuries received in a
fight at o'clock on the evening of the
Fourth.
Hjorta, who was well known i'm this
city. had been a resident of Lead City
for number OF months. having gone
to that town when the labor troubles
broke out there. lie was a middle aged
man and a native of Finland
Advices received in this city indicate
that Hjorta went into a saloon which
was patronized largely by union min
ers. Here he became engaged in an
alteration with another Finnish min
er. as a result of which the men ex-
changed blows. 1t is claimed that
Hjorta was getting the better of the
fight, when his opponent struck him
on the head with a cuspidor, innicting
a bad scalp wound. Hjorta was plac-
ed under arrest and taken To the city
Jail, wherehe remained until the fol-
lowing morning. The city physician
made an examination of his injuries
then and ordered that he be removed
to the Homcstake mine hospital, which
was done Shortly after he was taxi
en- to the hospital he became uncon-
scious and he died about noon on July
5th.
According to latest reports every ef-
fort is being made to iocate Hjorta's |
assailant but so far without success.
AS Hjorta had no relatives in this
section the funeral services were con-
Quoted at Lead City, where the inter-
ment took place.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
FREDA PARK is POPULAR.

a large number of Calumet organi-
zations have arranged for picnics to
he conducted at the Freda Park of the
Copper Range railroad during the next
few weeks. The following bookings
have been made:
July 1i-HouEhton county Episco-
pal Sunday schools.
July 10 - Hancock Congregational
Sunday school.
July 19-Tamarack Mills NJ. Il. sun
day school
July 3O-Laurlum NJ. r. Sunday
school.
August i-Houghton county odd
Fellowi' reunion.
The Copper Range railroad will run
special trains two each day. July %,
"a. % and 26 for Gollmar Bros circus,
which will show at Portage lake and
Laurium.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
tlKS MAKE hit AT DfTROIT;;
ORDER MORE LARGE PENNIES

rhe copper country Elks are max
ing big hit at the national conven-
tion of Elks i'm Detroit this week
Frank Dlstel. Jr.. secretary of Calumet
lodge, wired Orenstein Bros. this
morning To ship by express IL dozen
more OF the large souvenir pennies for
distribution i'm the convention city.
Detroiters and others who have re-
ceived these pennies are more than en-
thusiastic over them and the demand
for them is such that il is expected
other shipments win be made.
James Orenstein. "A member of the
firm, stated this morning that he has
shipped the gross ordered as well as
several dozen 10 private parties.
George Williams exalted ruler of the
local lodge. leaves for Detroit today.
and Mr.. Williams will also take large
number OF the souvenir pennies with
him. The Hancock lodge OF Elks took
along quite number of the pennies.
and acquisitions are being made for
more from that end through the
branch of the firm.
\ number OF copper and iron coun-
try Elks. who We're unable to make
the trip by special train Saturday
will leave today or tomorrow
for Detroit taking along miners suits
with them and viii participate i'm the
big parade on Thursday. II is believed
the convention will be the best ever
held under the auspices of the grand
odge OF the order.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
PRESBYTERIAN UNION VALID.

Little Rock, Ark, July lin a de-
cision handed down by the state Su-
preme court here today it was held
the union between the Presbyterian
church of the United States and the
Cumberland Presbyterian church in
1906 was valid and, the Presbyterian
church of the u. S. a. succeeds to the
right and title Of all property held by
the Cumberland Presbyterian body.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
Mr.. ULSETH A CANDIDATE.

Contractor Edward Ulseth, the re-
firing member of the school board foi
District No. 1, will be a candidate foi
reelection at this evenings annual
meeting of the school board Of Dis
trict No. /. He has no intention of re-
tiring from Office, and never had. He
will offer himself for recollection this
evening and hopes the school voters
viii tender him their votes. Mr.. Ul-
seth has been most painstaking and
hard working official in school affairs.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
DR.. COOKE is IN CHILL.

New York. July 11.-Another trav-
eler has come back from South Am
erica with tales OF the vanquished DIR.
Frederick a. Cook DIR. Robert n.
Keeley of Philadelphia brings photo
to prove the tale. Cooks shows in the
print wearing a long rain coat. a golf
cap, and without his mustache. DIR.
Keeley did not succeed in interview
ing Cook. He said: "The doctor keeps
very much to himself, and avoids
Americans whenever possible. He is
living in cumbre, 1880 feet up In the
Gillian Andes"
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
RE-DEcoRATING is INSPECTED.

Frank ii. Shumaker, president of the
village OF Red Jacket, and Councilmen
Ed. Ryan. Ed. Ulseth and oscar Keck-
omen, members Of the building commit
tee. inspected the celebrating work
in the Calumet thcatcr this morning.
They expressed themselves pleased
with the work of the Glass Block store
company, which has the contract The
company expects to complete the work
this week or early next week. The col
or tone of the interior Of the structure
has been changed from red to a light
blue, and the effect is very pretty.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
LAKE TRIPS ARE POPULAR.
Reservations of Big Passenger Boats
for This Year Are Heavy.

Demands for reservations on pas
senger boats leaving Portage Lake
and also for boats leaving Mackinac
Island, are at the present time heav-
icr than they have been at any time
the present season.
Tourists coming to Calumet by rail
have for the past few days been book
ing reservations down the lakes. Book
ings for the North West, next Wcdncs-
day arc heavy. There is also a very
heavy booking for the North Land,
which sails from Mackinac Island to
Chicago.
Officials who handle the business of
the North West and North Land,
stated today that the passenger book
ings were heavier than they have been
yet this year
Other vsscl agencies whose boats
handle passengers reported an in
crease i'm the passenger business.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks To the many kind friends and
heighbors who rendered their assist
ance during the illness and death Of
MIS- Knight. Especially do we thank
the Salvation Army and all those who
sent the floral gifts Of respect. 2Os
WIN. KNIGHT
GEO. TOLL.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
COSTLY FIRES IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 1.-Two fires yester-
day in Chicago caused IA property loss
OF 100000. In the stock yards a barn
of the Union Stockyards q Transit
company burned. The second fire was
in the livery stable Of L. b. Cole Co,
where 219 horses stampeded, injuring
two men.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
IMPROVEMENTS ARE COSTLY.

washington, ID. c. July 1.-THE
navy department today announced the
enlargement and extension of the dry
docks at Puget Sound would increase
the total cost to $1,S63,O96 and at Pear,
Harbor the enlargement will advance
the cost To $2,3O4,O 900.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11

The Map of the Sky" which has
been In the course of accomplishment
for many years by astronomical OBJ
servers the world over. has been
completed and it is made up of 22,O54
photographs.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11

The largest college fraternity I'm this
country Is the Phi Delta Theta. with
the Delta Kappa Epsilon a close sec
ond' Beta Theta ri is third. The mem
bcrship OF each is about 1900.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
EXPECTED STRIKE NOT CALLED.

DeS Moines, Ia, July n.-The ex-
pected strike of the building trades
was not called today. II was an
nounced the differences would be set
tied by arbitration.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11

The pine reaches a maximum age
OF 200 years, the silver fir 425. the
larch 275, the red beech 245. the asp
en- 21O, the birch 200, the ash 40 the
elder 11J, and the elm 1S0
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
ROE J. BuRNHAM is DEAD.

Scranton, Pa, July 11.-Mann or
Roe j. Burnham, aged IS. u. s., re-
tired of Pasadena, Cal, died at Car
bondale, Pa, yesterday.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
NOTICE

Until further notice the members OF
Calumet Legion No. 212 will meet once
Il month, the fourth Monday evening
of each month at 7:45. eos
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
NOTED ASTRONOMER is DEAD.

Potsdam, July 11.-Johann Gottfried
Gale. German astronomer. who
was the first observer of the planet
Neptune, is dead. aged 9s.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
NOW LOOK!
Let us figure this right
down to brass tacks.

9S Id. Ceresota Flour, regular
price $3.50 our price $500
22 10. good Rice, regular price,
$176, our price .........S1 0O
II pkgs. Corn Flakes, regular
price, $1.20, our price .eSc
3 pkgs. Laundry Starch, regular
price, 25c, our price. ce..........1Sc
l bottle Bluing, regular price 1Oc
our price '.''.....''..........9c
sack Salt, regular price, 1Oc.
our Prlce '''''''. ............S So
l pkg Soda Biscuits, regular price.
25c. our price .22c
l6 lbs. 'Granulated Sugar. regular
price sl.OO. our price ......".9 .91c
Do you see dividend here?
The Calumet news., 1910-07-11
Opened for Business April 18th, 1907
Statement of Condition
At the Close of Business
June 3oth, 1910.

Condensed from Statement TO Comp
trOller of the Currency.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

may be finished with the flat COL
lar, or may be trimmed with a friil
or ruching. Either style of sleeve
may be developed in full or
shorter length. Cotton crepe, wash
fabrics, flannel or cashmere are
appropriate for this model. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81,
So, 38, 40 and AZ inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires 2 ~ yards of So
inch material for the 36-inch size.
'285-Infants' Skirt, Barra Coat, Shirt
and Shoes. A set of patterns with
full directions for making is here
shown, designed especially for the
little w~earer's comfort. The little
skirt is made of flannel or cam
brio, and is gathered and joined to
the body portion, which is fitted
by shoulder seam. and closed in
the back. The neck and armholes
are prettily finished by narrow
lace. The 5arra Coat is made of
flannel featherstitched all around
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Ger 8rlmont park 9lme-
i~uettbemrrh.
~ 9 IN o. 8.

Sns fir bieicn Sag angcicBtc Sroz
granm iunnte uidt 5ur IuSiiibrung
tpmmen. bG Elm 10 beftiaer 8inD
iuebte, bob Die mciltcu Ipiatiter es
ablebnten, Slii9e 6t mn%ternebmen.
Sntbam. Sobnitpne rmb SOFTEN ipnreu
sic GinSigen. Die Der @efabr trpBter.
Die beiocn SeBteren iticacu IN Die
9iiite nit Der sLbiiht, eincn nclleu
Hetorr iiir 5obeniM9 al idaffen.
unb dis tic ihlieBlif lunoetcn, batten
JIG itatt zines &6benfiu9eS einen
Scruflug gcmndt, bern lie iparen BON
Dem &iuo. Der 5~citlueiIe cine 8es
IdminNi9fcit bis 6u 30 Geilen crz
rcid)te. m~eilenlpcit aus Ser Slu9babn
9etric6cu nprpen. Soften mar. uls
er lnnoctc, 20 @eilen bon Der Slugz
habn cnticrnt, Sobnitonc gar 30
Ncilcn.
Sutham ltgtc III eillem Nltpinettc
pon 100 Sferbefrdften ctiua %
Mcileu IN SO @imtcn Suriid, cine
redlt anltGnpigc 2eiituug, iucnii nan
hebenft. oaB Der Slug scgen cineu
8inb bon 10 Meilcn 8clhpinbi9z
teit alma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
s35s-A Dainty Neelieee. A prett,

DISQUALIFICATION Der ct. 9atrid' -
&dtbeoralc 5ugcgeu mar. 8aibinatpii
mo anpcrcn 9rDBercu Stdhtcn Ser
Ser. Stadtcn, cmpfing. Gr be-
l%runpcrte Den critaunlid)en Iuis
ldlipung Der nmcritaniiheu Station.
Der CT cine ~9Idn6cnbc Sufunft pro-
phc8eitc. @r fii9te bil5lr. bdB Die
tatbolii6e Stride gc9eulpdrtig cincn
berpurrngenocn Slns I'M umcrifunis
Ihcr Seben eiuudbme, iupem Die &az
tboltfeu glci68eitig tildntiae Suatsz
burger nub ciiri9e Nirdenleutc ipdz
rem uro 10 cine itnrfe Silr9iGaft fiir
Nube uno Sronuno lAlb cine mirts
lame SdiBmauer ac9cu umiGilr6lcriz
ihe Glcmcntc ipdren. Ser Enpit mar
ii6cr ocn 8eridt be& Scgatcu. nciieil
Sdbrt rurdl Imerifn CT, mic CT Iagtc,
nit Sutcreilc pcriolgt hnrtc, icbr
crfrcut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

erfiiQt, ais all9emeiu gcbadlt lulroe.
IS mag nod intcreIiiren, ben gez
nallen Sergan9 Der GmpDrung 5u ucrs
nebmen. ! lpie i'm Jest cllrppdtlhc
9lGttcr beritten. Ser Stnr5 beS
&Dnigabauies lit cincn Sng Ri + er
cingetreten, ais bon Den %republifd@
niid)en Siitreru nngeiagt lporbeu mar.
Die Hepplution mar crit iiir Witt
nod g. Sftp6er) purbcreitet. 81
Scainn Der ISOLDE nber crying, oa Der
&onig beabIihti9tc, III Saiuc3 Inient
bait IN ne9nlen, an Die Safeguarding
Der Sefcbl, oorthin arlS3ulaufen. ga
Die Hepublituuer IN Der
SIotte ibrc Snupt it ii BE bat
ten. beidluiieu lie, um bieier Stilke
niht bermlbt 81 iperocn, oort
lo5Su d lagcn.
am @outng g.. Sftubcr) nm
Wlitteruaft 6e9abeu ii6 Die republic
tnuiiSen Siibrcr, BON 8ablrcihen Sns
! bGngcrn bealcitet. uadl Der Solcrnc
bes 16. Snfanteric : &egimcntS, bu5
Iofort geippnnen iuurbe. Sic Micngc
Itiirmte in Die &aiernc Gin. GS murs
cen 8niicn pcrtbeilt. Sarnui be-
an6en iid Iac Sur aulernc ,bcS /.
Irtiaerie : MeaimcntS, DaS Iidt ebcnz
falls iofort Der rcpu6Iituuiihen Be-
ipegung anihloB. GS luurocn Die
&anpnen bernuS9c6rddt unn lpfurt
has reboIutionGrc Seer
lager ali Den boh9elc8cncn Sbcis
len Der Staot aufgei6lagcn, Die cine
nlSgc6eiducte itroteGii6c SuIition
boten. Sic Irtillcric luuroc, Die
Iiinbumaen Der @eidiiBe geAeu Die
Sauptltabt 9crihtct. IGuBbcrcit aufs
a~eItellt.
Sarauf bcSo9cn audi Die Ser Nea
aierun9 rcugebli cbcn II
: ruppc Den Hepublituncrn
gcaenii6er. orci &i!pmctcr bon ibnsn
cnticrut, feitc Stcauugen mr. richie
ten idlperc @eidilBc uub NniHincns
9eipebre Acgcu ba& Centrum Der
Stnbt. Snswiidlen bate Der zen
HcpolutiouGrcu c%rgebcnc AreI6er
nNoamnitpr" Dor Ser Mnicrirunt Der
Stnot I'M Snio IuiitcQuuG oeupms
men. Gr Lag in Scrcitihnit. uui
g~c9cbcnen Scfcbl iofprt bnS Soms
bnrpemeut ST. croiincn. Ser &reuEr
~Nnpbacl" iubr dur 0leidcn 3eit ber
! SGlB binnb uno lc9te iid in 8roni Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

SatcrS unb meineS Srllocrs bin i6
Idun an Itdrferc Sa6en gerpGbnt; eS
fam mid riht5 iiberraidcu." IlS
Die 9tepoiutipu Damn pirtlif ausbrdd,
mar Der juilge aonig bod uEan9es
nebut ii6erraldt.
I'M Die Hpllc ser G%ir6cubalicr.
8llmal Der SreiulalIrcrei 6u periteben,
mlB man minen. oab Der portn9ic>
liidc @eionbte in Yaris, Gontc Sou5d
Hp3o. crtldrte, Die Hepolutiou babe
nidlt MIR republifaniiheu, ionoern
nlieaeprd0t anti clerifnlen Gbarafter.
Die in%tcrnatiuunlc Sreimaurerci babe
ifun iGnsit Die Surbcrcitnnsen 81
Sicicm StreidD sctrpffen.
Ter IN IariS lebcnoc HepnbiifGter
MalgnibacS 9inta lit nidt itnr Der
piiisiclle Siibrcr Der republitnniihem
Eartci, ipnheru audi Der Tiibrer ScS
@rnuo= Circuit IN Tprtugal nnS ieincn
9uluntcn. Seine anti opnnltilhe Eros
puganna mlrbe INNER o Den So9en>
blGtterm mteritiiBt. Set niclcr 8es
legenbeit lit es niiBlidl. buran 81 err
~iuneru, oaE stuei Wpnatc por benz
Ittcntrte, benz Der S6uis nuo Der
arnrprins sum Spfer iirIcn, fh
Gina nah YGriS begab uuo laitgere
Seit bort ucripciltc. SaS Nntiz Sreis
mmurerblatt Srautrcid's ga Sranc@
%macunnerie %bcmaSaue", bnS III bcrs
~bprrngenber gSciie iumsr auf ocm
Saufenbcn iiber bic Sldnc uno 3iele
Der Sreimaurerei in. Den cinSclucu
Stauten lit. wicS baranf bin, oaE Der
&Dnig alle ilriad,e bGbc, aui icine
Sihcrbcit bcnadt 5u icin, bern CT iullc
uift bios periaat, ipnbcrn grt0Stct
iucrSer. 3pci Wonate ipGter trdfen
Die blMti9en Greianiijc bon 2iiiabon
elm unb 6cpieicl. iuie reNt Die 9icpue
gcbabt.
Tor smei pocr brei Monuten trnf
Gina mieber IN EnriS elm. Sic
Spge bate Wieacr ct,uaS NubcrcS I'M
Sbilbc, mn IN YariS ianien allc
SGbcn suiGmmcn, nit oencn bic Spgc
bic Gficmtlid)e W.cimnng in europa
iir i'd su bedrbeiten inht. 2imn
~mterGanbelt IN Der Stiae nit mnBs
gebcuren Solitifern Srnnfrcid)'3 unn
iudlte audi in Gnglnuo bie' Mcgierun0
aui haS &ummen Der 8epublif porSi,s
6erciten. Sn9 S6idlul NcS pnrtlls
9ieiii1cu S~0ni8SbauieS bat ii9 raider
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

&nleruc, bic. On bic Warinetruppen
lid fir Die Hepnlution crtldrt batten,
bon elmer itarten Nbtheilling @unicis
pal 8arSe r~m3ingelt iuar.
Nitten in Der 9tadIt 6caarn pas
Is c dp Ii Bfeuer, bd5 Die gauge
Stnbt III ibren @umbfciteu crihiits
terte. Gin Hcgimcnt Muuicipals
&apallerie nltroe 5l elmer p%eriucgcnei1
Ittade oprgeifidt. nm iu Sturm pa2
Eager bcrs IufitdnSiihcn Su ucbnien.
Sa5 gefdbrlidle llnterncbmen III 81
Che lie Sic &dlitc re@ &caeS
Suriidaclcgt battcr. lpurOen tic nit
furhtbarem Iytilericfeucr uon hcn
SDben iiberihiittct unb pDllia per-
II / Oh I. mr. brci Mtdnn eatf1mcu.
Sic &epublifuncr iIftcn Selt
&onig an Sprb bc3 braIilianiihen
&rcl5cr3 $40 EGulu", Scr Gpm:
manoant pcrmcigerte ihucu uber Sen
3utritt. Sic bombnrbirtcu
bnraui pd@ @ebduht ncS &rie9Smiuis
lterinmS. nobel mcbrcrc 8cdmte az
ibrcu Shrcibtilheu. eiuige WhtnictpdIs
@aroen mNb pielc 3lIchuuer ges
tootct lpurocu. Nn5iuildjcn brdhs
ten Die f0niGStrcucu Srnppen 0cz
idiibe aui Den Som Yehru . Elnb.
NON idlpB nui Ole Scbtenunasnldnuz
iduftcn res Mrcuicrs SAP Hupbacl".
Der lid ioiprt Surild6ng. WGhrcne
bicier 3eit batteu III Den StroBcu DER
Stubt bcitigc IrliQeriefdmpie Sni
idnru Nru fnniOstrrtru mn non rom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

and gathered to the body portion.
The ends of the body are brought
around to the back and tied 20
gether with tapes sewn on the
ends. The little shirt is made Of
flannel, the sleeves, neck ard
front edge bound with ribbon. The
shoes arc made of channels, cider
down, suede or quilted silk. The
pattern is in two pieces and is
quite simple to make. One-eighth
yard OF material will be required.
The skirt will take I 70 yards
and the Barra Coat | 3.8 yards of
material SO inches wide. The lit.
tie shit will require So yards Of
material 81 inches wide. One size.
'S44-Simplicity, Comfort and Style
Combined. The less elaborate in
style the ~shirtwaist, the more it
appeals to the woman who fash
lens her own, al it means less la
Dor and less difficulty in launder-
ing. This waist is simple and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
{Spc5iell iiir pieie 3eitun9.)
Die a1nrsaner IN Hnrtmsal.
Scift neritinblide Sinac. Der
Yapit bate geiuarnt. - Sic Saun
Der SreiMaurer. SSie bic Gm=
p5rnng amsgefiibrt Wnroe.

lle6cr bic @pr9dngc in Gprtloal
finocn uuiere 2eicr Mittbcillnoen an
peri6icbenen Stelen bieier hummer.
gSir madden beionocr5 aui Die cbito>
riellen Semerllngel irtb uuf lene ulif
.Geite 10 bicier Hummcr nufmcrtinm.
Sab man lid fauul bes 2nGen5 iiber
hie Sbatidfe entboltcu fam, baB iii
Seitcr Der ilelien 9ieplblif Die Huss
idreitungcu Der Splbntesfa ulD beS
YD6eIS uidJt bebcrriden fonuen. III
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will be appreciated by the wearer.
Linen, percale, Bingham and Hol-
land are all used in the making.
Sizes: %, % and 80 inches waist
measure, and requires 5 10 yard
Of 35-inch material for the 28.inch
size.
556o-Men's Yoke Night Shirt. This
design for a night shirt is shape.y
and comfortably. fitted by shoui.
der and underarm seams. The full
ness in the back is gathered to a
straight yoke, and the neck is
completed by a turned down col
lar. The sleeves are finished by
pointed cuffs. Cambria, muslin
and outing flannel are all suitable
for the making. The medium size
will require 4 ~ yards Of 36-inch
material. Sizes for 80, "a, SO, 38,
40, az, "A and 40 inches breast
measure.
Dainty kimona. This season