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The Washington times., 1911-02-21

a dray drove by and the wheels splash,
ed a lot of dirty water on me"
Come out in the barn" saaid Snow
ball, and I will show you"
When they got to the barn Snowba II
found a place on the side of the door
where there was 4 rough board, and
leaning his body up against it, he push
cd as hard as he could, walking for
ward at the same time.
You try doing that a few times and
see if it doesn't feel good to your coat
and clean it at the same time"
Midnight tried it somewhat awkward
ly three or four times, and then Snow
ball said, turn around and rub the
other side" Midnight did as he was told
and pretty soon all the mud was rubbed
off
Now" said SNOWFALL, you sec that
round hole in the door That is for us
cats to go in and out of when the door
is closed. You go through there stand
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Proud Father Fooled
By a Double Vision

There's nothing like temperance, -
said Mayor Shank of indianapolis at a
temperance dinner. Take the case of
John Humphreys.
Humphreys, at a supper, drank more
than was good for him. and arrived
home at a. IN. in rather unfortunate
state.
The family physician meet him at
the front door.
Humphreys" he said, I congratu-
late you. You're father again
And the physician led Humphreys
upstairs to the nursery. y where the
nurse proudly exhibited a fine infant.
But Humphreys, instead of manifest
ing Rooseveltian joy, frowned, swore
and left the room.
The next morning when he again
saw the newborn child, he showed
amazement and perplexity.
But. nurse he said, where is the
other one?"
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Answers to Inquiries OF
The Busy Times Readers

may be caused by the binders" i'm
properly made or improperly applied.
Make the binder of a double thick
ness Of cloth, thus avoiding the hens,
which will hurt through pressure. In
the front make three small darts half
way up the width of the binder A
binder thus made will fit snugIy over
the little abdomen and will not slip up
nor down after the manner of the ordi-
nary binder. The binder should be about
twenty-five inches long and five inches
wide. and should be fastened on the
side, never in the middle of the back.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
A Novel Relish.

Guests at an informal luncheon were
at first puzzled by a dainty looking
relish brought on with the meat. Not
until tasted was the secret revealed,
when they discovered that the crisp,
brown little tubes, about two inches ,n
length, were Of celery Large, firm
stalks were chosen and after being cut
were dipped In egg and cracker crumbs,
fried in deep fat or sauteed in butter,
and were served with a brown sauce
In the original instance this vegetable
was served with fowl. 1t is also nice
with fish, creamed in the chafing dish
with oysters, etc.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21

and laid in fine
tucks, or plaits at
the upper portion
and joined to a
shaped circulaI
hounce, and in this
case there is a
trimming of fringe
and banding that
conceals the join
ing and intensifes
the tunic effect.
The over blouse is
a very dainty,
graceful and be-
coming one, yet
absolutely simple.
1t is cut in one
with the sleeves
and il is laid in
tiny tucks. IT,
trimming portion
that is arranged
over the neck
edge can be ex-
tended at t h e
front or made sim
ply round, as liked.
The over blouse
can be worn over
any Suimpe. All
I h in materials
will be found ap-
propriate for this
IN o d c ], chiffon
would make up
most attractiveIy.
Crepe de Chine is
admira bly, wei
suited to the de-
sign, marquisctt.
would make a
beautiful gov n
com bincd eithet
with satin or with |
velvet, and for |
simpler occasions |
chiffon vole wouldi
be attractive. The !
skirt is made with |
a slightly raised !
waist line that is |
both fashionable |
and very gener-
ally becoming. |
For the medium !
size, the over
blouse will require |
~ yards of ma
tcrial Il inches
wide, 17s yards IS
or rs yards A
inches wide, with |
q yard of satin.
For the upper por-
tion of the skirt
will be needed A.
yards "a or 2Ia |
Yards either IS or
- inches wide, /
for the founCe.
2h yards "a or
] Ss yards Sc or a..
and for the plain
guimpe will be re-
Guired az yards /
IS inches wide. |
A May Manton
pattern of the
over blouse No. !
6S13. sizes ~ to
~ inches bust. of
the gUimpe No. /
No. 67G2. sizes ~
to a or OF the
skirt No. 6S70. |
sizes % to 30 |
inches waist can |
be obtained at
Goldenberg's !
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Breast Forward.

H. ]. C.-The poem you are thinking of
is by Robert Browning entitled Breast
Forward" II reads as follows:
One who never turned his back, but
marched BREAST forward,
Never doubted clouds would break,
Never dreamed though right were wor-
sted, wrong would triumph,
Held We fall to rise, are baffied TO fight
better.
Slprn tn Nake
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Cure for Group.

Anxious-A lump OF fresh lard or but
ter the size of an English walnut rubbed
In with sugar. the same as you would
prepare butter and sugar for a cake.
Roll into small pills and give one at
intervals of every twenty minutes. This
is excellent for Group OF hoarseness.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
DAILY FASHION TALK TO
THE READERS OF THE TINES
A Graceful Go1un of Net and Satin

oMBINATIoNs of material make the smaest
- Is
The skirt is full
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
How Gin Is Made.

1IUW OIH 10 44dUC.
A Reader-Ciin is made OF distilled malt
or from unuaited barley or other grains.
1t is afterward rectified and favored
with juniper berries. 1t is sometimes
favored slightly with oil Of turpentine
and common salt.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Binders for Babies.

Young Mother-Few mothers realize
that the fretfuIness of young babies
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Engrossing Clerk.

P. T. D.-An engrossirs clerk is an
expert penman. who does fine work, usu-
ally upon public papers or records.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Gerard College.

T. NJ Vaccinations for entering Ger
ard College at Philadelphia, can be
learned by addressing that institution
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
[H"%e@] THE TIMES HOME AND HOUSEHOLD PAGE -
Fashions
and FadS
The Bedtime Hour
By FRANCES CARROLL

'Al that | am or ever hope to bel to my mother"
Abraham Lincoln.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
Children Enjoy
Putting Ice in Box.

See. now. Stand two bricks on
end and one brick across their tops,
like a roof. Then close behind them
Dut three bricks on edge. one on the
other, to make the hack of the iceEOX.
Then the two bricks we have left
will go in front OF the opening for
the doors. Nov they are closed: but"
mother slowly opened the two
doors as if they were hinged at the
sides of the icebox-''now we may
open them 50 we can put the ice in"
"Oh. let me open them" cried Ned
Now let us get some ice and put it
in the iceboX."
\ glass salt cellar makes a fine cake
of iCes and mother tells the children
where 1t came from. d great lake. the
winter before. and now It was stored
all during the hot weather in a great
wet. cool house with other cakes
thousands of pounds OF ice which ali
together made the place so cool, that
the sec hardly melted at all, until
the ice man went to the house. load
ed his wagon with the ice and sold
the butcher the piece that went into
his iCehoX. 4 story which include
the children skating on the ice pond,
the men fishing through holes in the
ice and the horses with spikes on
their, shoes hauling the cakes to the
sliding wavs of the houses, will keep
the children interested a long time.
The Washington times., 1911-02-21
HOW TO MAKE ICE
BOX WITH BRICKS
Suggestions for Teaching
Children Mathematical
- Game.
By MARGARET LOUISE WALLACE

rT 9TH the bricks much the same
4 M mathematical games may 6e
" v played as with the square
| blocks Of the first cube. Di-
vide II into two parts; four: eight; di-
vide 1t up and down, and across, in eV-
cry way you can think of. and let the
| child do 1t himself the same way, after
every division putting it back into the
cube form again. Exercise Ned AMI
| Nelly in the dividing until the bricks
can he manipulated by dictation just
as the cube may be.
! A good exercise is to let the children
count the edges and corners of each
brick-not as easy as it sounss for the
| little ones.
Then take up the plane surfaces Of
! the bricks. Make as many quares as
YOU can. and as many oblonss. using
| both the cubes and the oblongs in these
combinations. You will be surprised at
| the great variety of ways the blocks
may be laid out.
Division, multiplication, etc, may be
taught, and every day a lesson in count
| ing should be given-sometimes in one
| way, sometimes in another.
Can Make
Chairs and Benches.
By dividing the cube of bricks into
TWO parts, as with the blocks, tWo
chairs may be made two bricks stand
ing on end behind two laid fiat. From
this may be made bench, by pushing
the two chairs side by side. A longer
bench may be made by turning each
standing block on its long edge and
utilizing the upper brick of the seats
to fill in the extra space. A double
seat may be made by turning the first
two seats made back to back. Make as
many changes as you can. and for every
enc try to give the child some idea con-
nected with such 4 bench or chair This
will serve to impress the form on his
mind and also to hiring out SOME emo
ton, happiness. love of home. etc. To-
help your child develop his imagination,
and also to hold it in check is no small
part of the mental training which will
be aided by the bricks.
What did YOU see at the butchers
this morning, Ned?"
The ice box
Shall | show vou how to make
one with the bricks"
Yes. win it be just like the
hutcher's?"
The Washington times., 1911-02-21

Tomorrow's story: THE Homesick
Doll"
The Washington times., 1911-02-21

w s:$:; IL &: %;S
blocks of The first cube. D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
@ir batteu ms seirrt!

SIN u~nIercr Summer bonn 8. Iu9uit
beriftcteu mir iibcr cine periturbcne
R -. s. s. 80. :. Die am -. Suli
peridieoen iein ioltc, aber tbatidfs
lid, ihou iiber II Sabre I'M @rabe
rubt. IS lit ms eeipiB uid,t paran
seleseu, cine Yeriou 5iuei Deal iterbeu
81 laiien - aud, MIR in 9rud. gbcr
pa ipir Die @cIdihte nun eiuual I'M
guten @laltbeu %anmubmen, unb bieie
Hens" ale SritnnSen u~nieres Yublis
fationsoienites paiiierte, obnc ais 12s
idbriae gela9crte nHcuigfeit" nit Dem
rotben Sleiitift 9cbrauSmarft mnp
p%cnIipniert 81 iuerheu, ipolcn iuir
INN nod einmal icicrlih alien
Seieru, oercu llrtbctlSfrait mir
bcrnrt duf Die Srobc Su iteacu
ms erlnubt,. nein - crbrciitct
habcn. erfldrcm pdB bic gcnonntc
Scrion pirfIih tobt lit. nraulctppt.
tobt lpie Elm Sbiirndgel, ingt Sidens
- u,b SaB mir ibreu eiuiscu Shlnf
nift itnrcn noleu. @ir bdttcu rn
icren Srrtbum nid,i NAL eingeicben.
ipern nitt pom Spring ganf. @is..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

mnll bier curopdiidle 2obnnrbciter unn
auuitbaubpcrfcr. Die pom Den Ilmoz
baoenfiiriten bcrbcigeholt porpen lpas
ren. Ser beilige Sran5isfus bon
Iiiiii ididte icine eritcu RiiIionarc
unb cs CAB bier iogar cineu Siihof;
bis 81 Intans bes 10. Sabrbuuberts
mar Den Gbriiteu iu9ar eiu ei9ener
Sonoat 5ugctbeilt. Seut5utn9e sibt
es bier feline Srpei Suseuo' g%uropder,
Die iih gar5 unter Den ilbrisen Gin
ppbnern perlieren, Elm paar Staliencr
uup Spanicr, Die ileine 8eihdite be-
treibeu uno Slpci bcutihc aaufIeute.
Seit ctipa 20 Sabreu urbcitet bier
aid cine en9lildc Iiiiion. Sic
uuterbdlt brci 9aisipeien nit bier
0tiiiionsoamcu. Sbrc Ir6cit beIIeht
Snriu. Sinbers aruntenbdnier nnb
@God,en : Y~rbcitsbGlicr cin3urihtcn.
Sas III Warpifp ~bcltcbenoc MtiiIionss
&runtcnbal!s bat cine td9lidlc Sre>
aucns BON ca. so aranfcn uuo I'M
Wtiiiipns Nrbcitsbous arbeitcn TO-
Is feline observation-disclosures. aaes
lit gut ein9ciiftct unb pirb uortrcffz
lid) oeripaltct.
Dor Sen Sboren &urofto's. arf Der
StrnBc nab Safj 5u, lie9t cine
idlpdr6lide Selsgruppe, Der Sihebels
@bilis. Den bDditen 8ipfel front
ser Sburm bes neutrality-suspicious. Der
Staot. hcS Sipi bel Ibbes. Sierbin
mub man itei9en. nm Elm @eiammts
bib bon Iarpfto an baben. Die
Ipeitc rotblide, piiitc Gbene breitet
ii1 un~abicbbar nab Often mo Weiter
aus. SIM Hproen lit Der 5adiee @e>
~hiras5ua bes Sihebilet; I'M Siibeu Die
SbneeIinie bes Soben gtIas. PIN
SUB ScS Si6cbels @bilis lie9t Der
erp6c Salmcngarteu. Der Die Dale
Iarotto bilbet. Infer Dem @raus
Grim Der Yolmen Icudtet elm unses
beurer rotber Sleden: bnS iiub Die ans
2cbm erbauten Sduier bon Maroftc.
iiberrast bon Dem picredisen Sburm
Der aotubia; riugsumber cine Inns
pallilng bon &auern unb Sbiirmen,
in Der man segen oaS ItlasgebirSe 81
beutlih cine Gusbudtung fir Die
8aiierlihen @drten bemcrft: bas III
Warofto, cine %tralmbaite Dale I'M
selben Biiitenianbc. inter Dem 5ari
perihleierteu %airifaniifen Sinmel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

Maroffo lpobl iiber cine beuti6e Weile
lang Iein, auein fait 5tpet 9rittel bes
Halimes innerhalb Der Staotmalier
limb 8Grten nebit einigen beoeutenben
Sldsen. Seruer lie9t elm GROCER
Sbeil bes Srts in Sriimmern. Sbue
ben groben S~olfsperfebr ipiiroe gang
Narotfo ipie cine sroBe Hline ans
ieben. 60 ipie Elm Saus baufdlli9
pirb. perldbt Der gigentbiimer bass
5elbe. CT balt bann piht banebeu
Elm neucs Saus ober an irscnb einer
nnoeren b~eliebigen Stclle. Man fin
bct barrm auf icben Shritt Sld6en
in po~litdnbiser Serlaiiclbeit nit
Sriimmerhaufen bcbedt, in oercil tets
piienen SDfen armicliges 8ciinbel,
gic( unb Sunbe ibren momclttaucn
Iufcntbalt finoeu.
Iarotfp bat iie6en Sbore, maIiipe
8autcu nit 9ogengeiuolben uno
Sbiirmcn. SaS id)6nitc perielben lit
baS S6pr Dab N9li. ipcltes in ben
Yalait beS SultanS iiibrt. gs lit bon
prGftigcr, mauriider arbcit uub nm
bebinst curopGiibeu llriprungs. Sic
nli oicie Sbore miinbenbeu StrnBen
iinb sicmlid brett, i'm iibrieeu lit Ius
roffp elm @etpirr 0 engen. idnueis
aen, oft frrmmen StraBcn. Salt ale
Sdricr Der bciiereu alaiie iinb auf
einc unb picielbe Irt 9ebaut. Gin
CROKER Sof nit cinem 8rlnnen bilbet
ben I~ittclpunft, INT ben iih cine
Iense cuscr fcnitcrloicr Sintner bins
sieben. SIM crIten Stod lit meiiteus
nod elm burdb Sdrlcn ~sctragcner Core
rieor. Sm pberen Stpd lieeen bic
ei9entlidcm 8obnSimmer. pdbrcnS
oas GrSgcihob fir Siener. 8fcree II.
I. M. beItimmt lit. Sie Sbire mad
Ser @traBc az lit saus Helm uub eng,
unb tarm laiien eiuise i6ie6idartens
artige Seifnunsen bic Sront bes Saus
Ies bon elmer eerpo6nliben Marer
unterIdeiben. @leid am @ingana
pber beim Gintritt in ben cberen Stod
Iiest bas @emah, tuo alein Der Salss
berr etpaige 8dite empfanst.
Marotfo beiiSt aud perIHieSens
Sduier unb @ebduoe bon aeraoe5u
fiirilifer @leean5, mas man ibner
aber bon auben nidt aniiebt. Selbits
reperb iino es bic ausenblidliher
Wahtbaber. tpelhe IN Dem 8eiit
iolder Yaldite iinb. Weiitens cgis
itiercu bic uripriinslifeu grbaleI
! niht mebr ober iino inslpiiden @ous
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

perneure entiernter Yropin3en seipors
ben. Man lit gang iiberraiht, ipeun
man mad Yaiiieren Der engiten unb
perbauteiten @niIen, SDfe unb Surds
gauge Durh cine en9e Yforte plpslt6
in einen filbleu nit bunten Slieien
ausselegteu nno boiler bliibenben Slus
men itebenben 8orplus ODER Spf ges
lnnat. @on bier fiibrt cine Sreppe
IN Den eriten, oftmals, and 5~lpeiten
unb fuppelartis gelpDlbten oritten
Stod. Seiicn 3immer NIT pradtopler
S~plstGfelei uno 8%o9cnbeden, unb
Selien SubbDben, nit ben itonitcn
Seppiden belegt, burd Die &ible uub
bas berrihenbe Salbbuntel einen be-
ioubercn 8eis ausilbeu.
Iarofto 1T Die Sh6pfung sfpeier
ntarabutiifer Spuaitien, Der Ilmo>
rapibcu unb Der Mmobahen Die uad,s
chamber aus Ger Sabara fauten, tic
itiegen BON ItlaS berab unb griinbes
ten i'm liiblid,en Narptfo Elm &onigz
reid. Ser Ilmoraoibe Yriiuf ben
Saihfin erbaute 9fnrpffo I'M Sabre
1862; gnbe bes ~. Sabrhunberts
CAB Saf,ib Ilmanipr Der Stnbt ben
Sauptidmld, inbem CT Die Wtpihec
8atubia erbalien lieb. Spdter bprte
Narotfo auf. Die ein5ige Stabt bes
2anSes gu lein. Sur6 Die epigen
Sample, Die 6ei Dem icipeiligen
SbronipehIel unpermeiblid iparen.
iant es INNER mebr berab, unb inter
Der iesi9eu Shnaitie lit es MIR nod
3eitpeilige HeiiSens. =
Warofto fam als bollenbetcr Sppls
elmer marpffanii6en Staht geltcu.
Snnerbalb ieiner 5~crfalenen Mauern,
Die MIR bon Der n~nerld6liden Sabl
ppr Sboren fir oen Gerte6r nit Der
NuSenipelt untcrbrpfcu ipcrocn. eilts
bdlt es Die bret pcientliten S6eile
elmer maroffauiihen Stabt. Die itreng
in beIpubere Suarticre ab9ctbeili
iino: bic 8asbab fiir Die Ncgieruns,
bic @ebina fir sic muiclmanniide
8eboIferuns unS nas 0tclab fir Die
Suben. Sci Snnnenuntcrgang mi
Sreitaes .pdbrcnh Der @cbetSihunbei
nerpcn bic Sbore 9eidloneh bic brci
8ruppen iinb poneiuanber abaeionoeri
uno bic Stabt ihldft in Sriebcu, aes
trennt bon Der iibrieen 8clt. Nui
cine Yforte IN Der &aSbab bleibt often
nm ben anrieren oe5 Sultans IN
'ipdter Stlube Den gintriit 81 erulp9'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

back. As here shown white pique
was used with free edges embroid-
cred In scallops. Pearl buttons
trim the fronts. The sleeve Is
finished with an upturned simple
cuff. The pattern is cut in S
sizes: I, 2, q, 6 and s years. It
requires 2 IA yards of 4o-inch ma
teriaI for the 2 year size.
Design for ParasoI. There
Is nothing that completes the
smartIy dressed woman's toilette
so much as a prettily hand en-
b~roidered parasoI and the accom-
panyins illustration portrays a de-
sign simple, but very effective,
suitable for eyeIet and French
embroidery. Stamped on pure
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
(Slus Ser Serliner n@ermania". }
Das tltareffs BON temte.
.Mtarrafeih". benn Sas lit Der liebs
Ii6c Same Wsnrrpfo'S Tn arabs
fiber Sprudls, Der npllenoete
SDpms eiuer mtnrpffaa
niidjeu Gtant.

1orofto - opf Irabiih: Warras
.eid - iii cine Der beipen !oouptltdote
ocs marDttalliid)en aniierreid)es, ullb
,lpar Dcs iiiblid,cn S6eiles. lpd6rsuo
SEES bic 3auptitaot BON 9ioros Warotto
it,. Sic gage Ser GtGbt NIB ibrer
umgcbuns lit inpolnnt. Son Glrbcu
aeicben. bictet tic Den Iiiblid ci,ler
tart befciti9ten Stabt. lmgcbcE ooE
ooben Waucrn. Sbiirmcu mn coIois
ialcn Sborgebdubcn. alein Der 9rps
sere 9bcil bapnii. nit IltSnabmc Der
sbiirme. lic9t in Sriimmcrn. Die
Stabt ielGit bilbet Elm ldnglidDcs Sicrs
.d. bciien norblider Sbeil Die eieents
Idle @eiddftSitabt entbdlt. Sn Der
0fitte iie9t Der aus cincr llnmcnge bon
lleinen @aIeu. 9roBercn Sldscn.
reitldnfiscn @Grten, Scltlagcrn, 0es
bGubcn unb WioIHeen Suiunmcngez
ieBfe Gpnpler. ben mon .Yalait oes
Sultcne" nennt. Gpn bier nah benz
Siiben an folecu bic sroBen ~fniicrs
lid,cn @drtcn rcn Iguioel nit beilisel
SrGbern, 2enbbduiern uno Saremsz
sshG.iscn. Nfarot.n lit bon nu5dbs
iiscn t:inirlid)en &aIierlduicn mnb
,leincn Sander hnrdihnitten. bic
tteilirc:Ss 81 Saec iretsn, tbeilipeile
lberbeit iinb iino an niclen StcIlen
ofierc 9aIiinS bilScn, sic maud1n,dl
iiberSadt nnb biibIh persiert iiub.
Sic sablreiden Sffentiidsn Srunnei,
linh cil Characterization Der Stapt.
Ter lteberflub an 8dller bat iold,e
Irrmmcn StiftuT9cn. peranitaltet;
mciIt beIishca iic ans ciner Irdnie
fir Sas Wieh; banebeu bcfinoet lid
Gin fiir Rem @eoarf Der MenihBcit re-
Sslpi.rtcs geGcn. baS bur1 cine
G~ucritspsc ssi1iist lit. Die srDBten
b;eicr grInnen fins c(sR odiin uno
Bob Saffala; Der biibideite trdat ben
4ancn Gi6rob II S6uf (Srint rnr
iGau!)
0snn s,orben uad Giioeu eiirfte
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the shoulders. The design Is suit
able for serge, cashmere, cham.
brey, linen, poplin or similar fab
RIGS. The pattern is cut in 5
sizes: 6, g., 10, IL and ID years. II
requires 8 yards Of 44-inch mater.
ial for the 8 year size.
es22-A Dainty Morning Jacket. In
this dainty model for a dressing
sacquc, the front, back and sleeve
are cut in n piece. An unusually
trim, neat appearance Is given at
the waist line by the f~ullness
being gathered into a smoothly
fitted pepIum, finished by a belt
Of ribbon-run beading. The style
IL adaptable to such materials as
lawn, batlste, 1otted swiss, and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

lifen. Sir Die 3eit, mo Der Spf lid
in Der uorbliden 8eiioen5. in SeS.
aufbdlt. bat Der Sulton eincn aalifen
oele9iert, benz 5lpei 9ouperncure our
Settle Iteben, elmer fir Die Mcbinn.
Der anoere fir Die Aasbab. sos Icls
Lab. unb Die 8anuineile bon 0iarotto.
Im gnbe bes Iebinas Giertels befins
bet iih @arotfo's grobte uno dItciIc
Waoifec, Die ihou erlpdbnte aatubia.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
II requires 8 1-s yards Of 44-ineh
material for the 4 year size.

562-centerpieee In Wild Rose De.
sign. This Is a very attractive
pattern to be developed in long
and short stitch. Stamped on
linen. Price 40 cents. Perforated
pattern and stamping preparation
IS cents. Transfer pattern 10
cents.
s973-A Good Coat Model. ChiId's
Refer lin two lensths) with
Sailor Collar. For cloth, silk,
linen or other wash fabrics, this
design Is very desirable. II is
comfortable and pretty, with dou.
BILE breasted fronts, and "box''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15


pretty sailor collar, that extends
to the waistline; the closing OF
waist and skirt is made in the
centre front. The pattern Is cut
In 5 sizes: IL, rs, is, II and IS
years. II requires 4 IL yards Of
44ineh material for the II year
size.
ss61-Gir's Dress with or without
Yoke Facing. A Pretty Style for
the Young Miss. In this ilIustra.
ton Is shown a very pretty and
practical dress. The plated skirt
10 joined to the waist under the
belt. The waist has a single tuck
on each side of the panel portion
of the yoke. The back Is plain
except for the square yoke over
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
Srs Giebitabls beiGulbist.

e. e. Chamberlain bon glintpn.
We., bcihulbigt Sudlen's Irulfn
Salbe breiit, Sranbs unb 9riibpuas
Den Den Stadcl, 8unben uiler srt
Den Sdlmcr5, nub @eihipiiren rno
Sdmorrboiocn Die Gual 9eitoblen Su
baben. sic beraubt S6nittpuns
BEN Silbnerau9cu, &erltanfunaen.
Guctidungen unb Scrlesunsen ibrer
Sdlreden", ingt er, .uno ais elm
bcilcubcs Iittcl bat Tie nidt ibrcs>
9lei1eu." Nur 25 Gents In g. E.
Muete's Spptbetc. $50 Main Str,
Dubuque. Soma.
Die gr0Bte 8ieienidlange Sfna.
fn,,S, 80 = 90 lnntsr I,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

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Gin Sidt aufgegangen urb 1bere D
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