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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address on
receipt of 10 cents ~(silver. wrapped in
paper, or stamps) for each pattern.
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that In these patterns allow
anee Is made for seams. Address.
+. PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa
Use coupon below. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

SO, SO, 40 and az inches bust
measure. The skirt Is cut in 5
sizes: 20, "a, &c, % and 80 inches
waist measure. 1t requires 3
yards Of 44.inch material for the
medium size. This illustration
calls for two separate patterns
which will be mailed to any ad-
dress on receipt Of 10 cents for
each patter in silver or stamps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

skirt is cut with a panel front,
heightened by extensions Of the
side cores. The back forms a dou-
BILE box plat. The jacket is cut
in hip length, with side front and
side back seans that extend to
the shoulders. A two piece and
a one piece coat sleeve is pro-
vided in the pattern. The coat
pattern Is cut In 6 sizes: 80, "a,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sS7T-ladies' cover All" Apron. A
Unique and Practical Design.
What housekeeper will not appre.
points In the design that serves
as a dress almost in that il COM
pletcly covers and protects the
weares, while performing house
hold and other duties that require
an apron. II is neat and trim and
easy to make. II is suitable Tor
linen, bingham, chambrcy, per.
Gale or similar fabrics. A pretty
development was shown in blue
alpaca, with pipings Of red. The
pattern Is cut in 8 sizes: Small,
medium and large. It requires
a Ga yards CT 36-ineh material for
the medium size.
ss76--chiIG's Yoke Dress. Fer lawn
or dlmity, with lace or cmbroi-
derry for decoration, this design
will be found very effective. II is
also suitable for cashmere, pop
lin, chaliie, silk or wash fabrics.
The pointed yoke portions may
be finished in round or square
neck outline, CT, with a collar.
The fulncss Of the skirt is ar
ranged in box plaits yer the
front and back. The pattern is
cut in 5 sizes: I, 2, 8, 4, and 5
years. It requires 2 3-4 yards Of
36.ineh material for the Swear
size.
,s75-Girl's Dress with Tucker. A
Stylish Model for the Young Miss,
As illustrated, this model may be
developed with or without the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

10, IL and IL years. II requires
8 1-2 yards Of 36-ineh material for
the 10 year size.
1888 -s85f-Ladies Coat Suit. Com
prising Ladies' Jacket Pattern
1883 and Ladies Skirt Pattern
1851. Blue and white checked
suiting is here shown, with white
for the body OF the coat. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

bretelle trimming, and " made
for warm weather the tucker may
be omitted. The design shows a
panel effect over the waist In
back, that Is repeated on the
front and extends below the belt
to form part of the skirt. The
tucker may be Of lace or other
contrasting material, together
with the bretelies, or the entire
dress may be made Of one mater
iaI n trimmed with braid or
banding. The pattern Is cut In 5
sizes: 6, 8, 10, IL and IA years.
It requires 3 IA yards Of 36-inch
material for the dress, n I IA
yard Of 27-ineh material for the
tucker for the 8 year size.
1874 - Girls Dress. Brown serge
with pipings Of red and black
soutaehe braid for trimming was
used for this model. The fronts
are shaped to simulate a side
closing, but the dress Is closed
at the centre back. Deep Gibson
tucks lend breadth to the shout
ders. The sleeve is plated into
the band cuff. The Pattern is
cut in 5 sizes: 6, 8. 10, ~ and IA
years. It requires 3 IL yards of
44inch material for the 10 year
size.
s61s-A Practical Kitchen Apron.
Every woman whether she has to
Go the work about the house or
not will find use for a simple,
practical work apcon, such as the
n here pictured. It slips on
and off easily and is the simplest
Of garments to make. Besides, II
is infinitely attractive and becom-
ing with its long lines and square
cut neck. The usual apron ma
terials are suitable for ~reproduc-
ton such as linen, Bingham, Hol-
land and percale. The pattern
Is cut. in 8 sizes: Small, medium
and large. The medium size re-
quires 8 3-s yards OF 36-inch ma.
terial.
ss53-chId's Yoke Dress. Lawn,
nainscok, or dimity, are most ap-
propriate for this model, but
cashmere or other light weight
woolehs may be used. The dress
may be finished with a simple
hem, or IenpthAned by a ruffIe Of
embroidery. The pattern Is cut
in 4 sizes: I, 2, 8 and q years. II
requires 2 IA yards Of 36-inch
material for the 2 year size.
8s69-Boy's Russian Blouse Suit with
knickerbockers. The Panel on
this model may be omitted. FIan-
mel, serge, corduroy, velvet, or
cheviot may be used and a simple
braid or decoration Of stitching
will make a neat finish. The pat
tern Is cut In 3 sizes: 2, q, and 6
years. II requires 8 3-8 yards of
36-inch material for the 4 year
size.
8s64-Giri's Dress with Side Closing.
A Splendid Model for General or
Dressy Wear. P~runelIa in a pretty
shade Of red, with black satin
bands, will make up this design
most effectively. For dressy wear,
popIin, cashmere, velvet or silk
would be appropriate; linen,
lawn and other wash fabrics are
likewise suitable. The fronts are
full below the round yoke and at
the Waistline the fulness in front
and back is gathered beneath the
belt. The skirt falls In graceful
plaits. The closing is at the side.
The pattern is cut in 5 sizes: s, 8,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

9s7o-8671-ladtes Costume. Composed
of Ladies' Waist pattern $3.50 and
Ladies Skirt 1871. The designs
may be developed in any Of this
seasons popular dress materials.
Brown broadeIoth, with tucked
net for the quimpe or tucker por-
ton, and bands of Persian en-
broldery for trimming would be
very effective. Green velvet with
lace, and passementree would de-
veIop equally we'll. The Waist
Pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a,
measure. The Skirt Pattern in 5
sizes: %, "a, 26, 20 and 80 inches
waist measure. The entire cos
tune requires 6 IL yards OF 90
inch material with I 1-2 yards OF
36-ineh material for the tucker Tor
the 36.inch size. This illustration
calls for two separate patterns
which will be mailed to any ad-
dress on receipts Of 10 cents for
each In silver or stamps.
3s62-Ladies Shirt Waist. A Most
Becoming Model. A distinctive
feature Of this design is the clos
ing which 10 made on the left
side, and notehsd to show a group
of inserted tucks at the lower
part in front. The sleeve Is gath
cred at the elbow and may be
developed in either Of two lengths.
The design is appropriate for
wash fabrics for silk or cloth.
The pattern 10 cut in 6 sizes: 80,
"a, IS, 80, 20 and az inches bust
measure. II requires 2 3-8 yards
Of 36-inch material for the S6-ineh
size.
ssao-Ladies Corset Cover. A well
shaped corset cover Of simple con-
struction is here illustrated. Tiny
shield shaped sleeves trimmed
with lace are an attractive fea-
ture but they may be Omitted.
The pattern provides for either
tucks or gathers in the front, and
a tape inserted in a casing at the
waistline adjusts the fuiness
about the waist. The materials
used for these garments are linen,
batiste, lawn, dimity and China
silk. The pattern ls cut in 6
sizes: 80, ST., So, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. It requires
1-s yard Of 36-inch material for
the medium size.
ss72-An Ideal Combination Corset
Cover. In this season OF close
fitting gowns, Il is most important
to have ones underwear ut az
carefully as the outer garments
The model here shown is comfort
able and easy to develop. Cross
bar muslin, cotton crepe, cambria,
lawn or nainsook may be used
for its development. The neck
edge and armseyes may be fin
ished with edging or embroidery
The pattern 10 cut in 8 sizes:
Small, medium and large. 1t re
quires 5 1-2 yards Of 27-inch ma
teriai for the medium size.
s~s6s-Ladies Dressing Sack with Pep
Iun, and Body and Sleeve In
One. A dresslng sack is a neees
sity In every feminine wardrobe
This model is very simply made
The front closes at the side AND
a short peplum or skirt piece
gives the necessary length to the
sack below the Walstline. Tit
shoulder seam extends the entire
length Of the sleeve, which may
be finished in full or shorter
length. Figured chalsis, cash
mere, crepe de chine, or cotton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

Our complete 1911 fashion cat. Z
} alogue viii. be sent to any ad. !
; dress upon receipt of 10 cents. Z
This eataIcgu contains over 400 !
! of the latest designs for gar. 4
: ments for ladies'. misses and chill I
} dren. Also newest embroidery =
; designs. No home dressmaker !
; should be without II. i
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
co OPERATION ASKED FOR

Tr,um,lt.. ur' &c. '"I|
Tn Iio,rd. 81 ~,booI Direction.
Through ro operation oi oflr'I- o""
,...rorr. \,v Mexico mair .IrH'..
pr pr.,~ rIural louull, 100 r"r"ui '''I
q, state. ~ must improve rho plan. "n.
result, uf the past II b, nlw"N, -'"i
for education Go hu," nII teacher, m
nur state meet. di,ru,, condition.. aHi
...,I. ou best r,uu, 90 Improve i''w.
and ,ui, b., c.pcyirily desirable Iu Hu'
STATE, ar mi, time
III, Territorial BOARD, through ~
.-,utar,. ]tr,,urI, todd Won that 10 r'u
slider, II proper tor YOU 10 grant 'h'
teacher, % ,n,ati"u uu tull pay and pay
mar, ri NJ, travelling expenses, q" I"'
brr attend .hr New MrNiro Liur1i 'unI
A~,.oriuiiou. November ldlN IN nr
| rordaucr with that action each teacher
| ~rNperts 10 lee released from regular
work. at that time, aud mop" N"u w'lI
de- NJ yuu can tu gruut that favor !
I.Il sure that time taken f"t thu, ruu
ference will he more than made" nr hN
better aud more enthusiastic worH, oui
tb.t money advanced Tor expenses vi'.
Weld You an excellent income in better
,rhosls We shall hav" au exceptionally
,ttons program II that viii advance
,ur cause an nlohp M" lime
The latest reports show that New
Mexico country teachers receive an a'
crnac of s2I.5' per ycar, This per
ait, them 10 get fifteen cent meals
spcnd a dollar per week for q room
and use about ~ for clohting, doctors
dentists aud either expenses for he year
Towu and village teachers get - lttl
mare, aud teachers in our best elite
may enjoy twenty five cent meals, two
dollar rooms ar expect about s2W 10
A.. claiming. doctors. dentists, etc, Whe
, Ne consider the time and money teach
ers must spend to get certificates, an.
are obliged to spend to keep them alive
and what the districts expects ana get
4 from their lahors, We certainly feel liN
uiying them al consideration il Is POI
,ihle 10 give. As the presiding office
= NJ the New Mexico Educational ASS
citation, | wish TO ash Your special col
sideration at this time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
A PAINruL ACCIDENT

While u r. kry,. living live milr.
southwest Ut san Jon wn, cutting feed
with 70 r"ru sled, hc met with % very
painful accident which nearly resulted
IN the lass ~ hi tight ley
shortly after be- began worI h."
found II necessary Il" chang" the ar
rnuprmrut 1T the tugs stepping duwu
fruu the sled and ,u 'front.' Of the sled
hr arranged the fugs: hat IT, he start
cd =, regain hi, seat uu th, sled. 'h,
mrlr be-, amc frightened aud ."tA'i th"
machine forward against his leg, almost
cutting n ~ u" wns brought tu
Tucumcarr aud placed be- the hospital
where hr d. resting we'll ~ nh. time
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
RLITZ BROS.
HENDERSON NJ KENzIE

The prnu,ifuI norc ot NJ oud Mr.
I. \. Mckenzie uu south 2d street. ir'
throughout with autumn rb"lr
r.t Flowers. wn- 'h, SCENE ut no" pref
i,r,t wedding at 'hr .,a."u uu SUNDAY
evening. oct 18Th. when turif daughter.
N,riI,. We. Irl tu lhr bridal altar hH
prof. q. II. Ilruirr-,u "l our High
School faculty. tu the p%r"s"ur" "i ,"iur
,ni,,y Gins, friend. at these worthy
vouup ]rrutle and their "-'iwnhl' rH
,crt.. Promptly ut $3.50 Nl., Ruth
\hrr sang % .nlo. after which the '"uu.
rntrI, marched through the ptrl"r HnN
ttupt u,nm tu 70 magnificent Hl'Hu 100
IN. Iiuinr room. while, Ni>. I'r'"'l
.rIHv.d th, wedding murcb. DO" hr'i'
.dur..rd most beautifully gwl rJrINWa
houur' uf white ru.r. Will" brother
.Ipcl ucdgprrh pronounced 'h' young
,n.rI, man and wife. Mi-,r. rru,'' aud
Snudu,ky played 90 duet ''Traum"rl".
making th, ceremony NOT "ui' h"nmi'l"'
bur mu., Impressive. \t''r '"nsr''"
.%l,t,r. delicious refreshments were
srr,rd.
r.c bride d, the daughter OF "n" of
nur most substantial ritil"u-. nov r"ai
m..,cr here for the e.. T. \ = "" 'nl
ia. i, onr of 'nr most accomplished
riau,.t- IN the ,ou'u,c-t NJ rr"-"ul
h. ~ .h.r,, .f ia, uutuu department
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14

Irwin ogden. ut RoN. former editor
at W" spanish American Dty band fafm
rt. and nu, ct the hu.tlrrs uf the vein
itN IT R",. .Iont Thur.du, boo Turuu
curi hohunhhiup with W., party III
republican candidate. tar state pn,re.
who we're her" fixing fence. aud rJil
iIg-. on friends iu trr ,i'y. NJ. Opiou
vs. ~ route uum" from R"-woll where
be- attended the I - - +. Grand Lodge
e. e delegate ttum 'hr lodge ~ R",
iui ,rom"d ~ get some pleasure ou'
~ scanning exchange. ut 'hts office.
n" b, au cN newspaper muu from Iowa
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14

Mr.. Gr" l.. G.'-u entertained 'u'
employees at the Maintain state. T'lr
phonr y T]"lrgr,Ih Go, "i Iuruwrful.
"Wednesday evening
Those invited were Ni-,'. \Iun lIl,.
rr,"u. %l,.crhiu" Page, Maud" T. shan
Cr"rgin puuhnr, B"rthu ra,lrt ond Nj
aud Mr.. r. l.. Guilds
lee rrcam aud cake were served aud
q most pI"nsnu, evening "o. 'l"H' 90
'ihi, husuitnhlr home,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
TO THE PUBLIC

From the law understand that 81,
office at the Territorial Board "i Edu
cation %. :" determine ih" qualities
ti"u. 81 county ~uprrini"ui"nts " q
g., 'hrir uhir,, not m,ur ""r v"uts J."
NV .rh,,l WORK iu pugN CO. nu'" nl
WAY h,ld % rh,r' ..nd" rrr'ihrn," 4"
two rrn,nu,. ~" wrs ~" financial g"
Enumeration " gave me-. q h"m">tradrr.
Tor normal w"rh The other reason
involves other pur't". who's" motive.
were good aud can hr a,rortnru"d CO..
Investigation
q WILL ANS
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PARTY
IN THE FIELD
Socialist Party Holds Coun,
ty Convention Last Satur
day and Places Full Ticket
in the Field.

rhy Socialist panty OF rhr ouutN
h,Il ii. ,|uu,,u'.uu ..rr SATURDAY. at
.ur Nuulr Turt'pa und nI,,,l 20 -.
ri,.rt m fD, u.II Iu, .ntion vu.
preside. u,rr Dos DO. , = Fries of
Logan aut pho ,...r'nrir- v,rr i. "
Pratt. uuuudr. ouI e.. King ot thi. city
TI., na- 90 -u..njiH representation
from ulI tine county aud the meeting
vu. rr yn'Nl,.a-'l. "nr
The nominee. cot the party were 20.
rulluv,.
state senate
u Roy WEIGH norton.
Representative
J. r. Iaugdou, Norton
G. n. Smith, Turum.pri
Probate Judge
d. ~. Lewis, ~uu Jon
Count, Cicr.:
John y. N,rry Tu,wmyari
County Treasurer.
e. -. Cooper Tu,umcuri
~hcrin
i. H. Potter. urdsuu
\,,c.-or'-
r. \ Eslmgcr Tucumcari
County superintendent
T.. ~. Pratt. ,uuoir
C,,mty Commissioner, lst District
r.. J.. Love, rucumcuri
sud District
H. H. Hunt, QUAY
lrd District :-
\. :. Uirkcrsou, Lovd
The place for county surveyor wa
not fllrd. The county organization wa
~ follow:
Chairman County Central Cont
g. W. Peters, Tucumcrri
Secretary
D. Roy Wclch, Norton
The organiyotiou SAYS au active can
paign will Dee mudc iu every preciuc
in the county aud that they intend
elect the ticket II IL j. possible.
FOR GAIE-Oue "A a scented spTiu
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BIG SNOW STORM IN MONTANA

Anaconda. Mont, Oct. H.. Twenty
three inches "i .uow fell here UI Z"
midnight last night, Penetrating i"l",
yrnph aud 'rlrph,ur wires tu all III
rrrtiuns and putting uui "i commission
practically Ill Telephones here The
street. are nearly Impassoblc.
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MAYOR LANG RESIGNS AND
]. NJ. STARK SUCCEEDS HIM

Mayur T.. T. Iaupr resigned hi office"
~ rhc regular meeting uf IL" council
Thursday night and H. VI, STARK Ma
rhp.rn l., the r|uunril H. -ucrrrd him
Nr. l.oulr I'm l"ld, trr office of city
attorney and hi, .ulur, Wa fixed a'
80 Irr mouth
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silver white. better known ~ '"l"
RADIO cotton. who hnld, the champion
shin Of bronro busting IN the state Of
Montana and other northwestern states,
was IN QUA city the hast Ut the week
coming from Cheyenne, WA, where
he won second prize NJ the World :
Bronco Busting Contest, which wns held
~ that place on August 2Hth, lie rode
the we'll. known outluw, Old Rocking
Chair
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TucuMcARI TO HAVE 100000 GAL.
LON STAND PIPE

Contract ht. been l.' aud the ron j..
on the gr,uud for % new ,taui pipe boz
ouf civ. Work will ,'Hti 100 q lew
days. The stand pipe b, q" 10" one hun
drrd aud righ' lco' high aud D.. iu hold
luuuuu ]gnllnps 1T water rhi. - what
our rity hu, urrtIri lui some time IT,
IL viii Increase our water pressure aud
give much hr,tcr pr"irrti"u "a ras" of
q frr.
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A LAST CALL

~ prr,"ns h"ld,ug eur : \ II ''r""u
Trading STAMP books a" requested &"
present same, whether ull 90 PARTIALLY
filled. "a or before November lith. ~
wr wtll No, lee responsible Ter their n"
drmpttou after thar dut"
The VI. t. G"ldruhrrg Co.
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The |. a. q. y Graud Lodge wa rep
resented this wrrE ai Roswell hN H. l."
kirkpatrick aud ; NJ Wharton, TIL"
Assembly by Mrs, " g. Wheeler. Tn"
Secretary of the Assembly, Mrs, l." H.
sherwood and l.. T.. Sherwood, Wee
Grand Master. Elect we're Also among
those attending hoth Grand Lodge and
Assembly.