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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-12

ter Francis Frear, Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.
Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. R. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
ave Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Baker Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Steere, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. Fred
erick Macfarlane Mrs. Andrew Fuller,
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, Miss Minna
Berger, Miss lilly Neumann, Miss VIC
let Makee, Miss Marion Phinney, Miss
Alice Roth, Mr.. Guy Macfarlane, Mr..
George Fuller, Mr.. Charles A. Stanton,
Mr.. Bert Clark Mr.. H. r. Robinson,
Mr.. Vernon Tenney, Mr.. Ed. Hede-
! mann, Mr.. Will Roth, Mr. Dick Wright,
! Mr.. Bob McCorriston, Mr.. Frank e.
Thompson, and DR.. G. B. High
Several theater parties attended
the Bijou on Wednesday evening,
comprising many society gatherings.
Among these were in one party Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Schafer, Miss
Helen North and Miss Jessie Ken
nedy. In another were Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Widemann, Mr.. ]. F. McCrosson
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods. whilo
Mrs. Fuller, Mr. George Fuller and
Miss Helen Alexander occupied a sec
ton of the theater.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George Cleve-
land Bowen of Fort Shafter have
been entertaining at series of din
ner parties during the week for the
service society of the post.
Mrs Bowen, in her one years So
journ in army circles, has become
famous for her charming occasions,
where her artistic taste has had full
play, as also her gracious hospitality.
On Monday evening Major ana
Mrs. Burnham, the new commandant
of Fort Shafter, and his wife. were
the inspirations for an elaborate din
ner party at which Lieutenant ami
Mrs. Bowen presided, and to when
only service people of the post were
invited. A centerpiece was fash.
Toned of golden coreopsis heaped ar
tistically together in a huge silver
bowl with silver base, and encircling
this were six tall silver candelabra
surmounted by fligree silver shades
over champagne silk.
Favors for the ladies of corsage
clusters of velvety yellow pansies
and guest cards, hand-painted in a
similar design, completed the ap-
pointments.
Covers were arranged for twelve.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen will
entertain at another dinner party
this evening. The tone of decoration
will be in gold, and covers will be
arranged for ten.
A very interesting art exhibit was
held on Wednesday afternoon. at
which Mrs. Perley presented to a
large number of admiring visitors
her display of artistic china painting.
and other specimens OF |
applied arts.
The invitations which had been IS ,
sued were very general and in con
sequence a large assembly of guests |
took advantage of this beautiful ex-
hibition.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-12
Why WAR FARES BADLY.

The decline of barbarism.
The passing of Roosevelt.
The Chocolate Soldier
The increase of wages elsewhere
except in the army
Tolstoy.
TIL hostility Of the banks
The diminishing interest in al
kinds of parades
The twentieth century
The opportunity offered by the Lat
in republics to see ourselves as pos
terity will see us.-St Louis Post
Dispatch,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-12

The True Test-'T understand you
speak French like a native"
"No," replied the student; I've
got the grammar and the accent
down pretty fine. But it's hard TO
learn the gestures. Washington
Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-12
Independent Theater
Hotel Street, Near Nuuanu
NEWEST PHOTO PLAYS

NEWEST PHOTO PLAYS
AND VAUDEVILLE
(This Theater is Independent of all
other Houses.)
So get the INDEPENDENT HABITr
Get Your Votes for $4,000 cHALs
MERs- DETROIT AUTOMOBILE =
CONTEST NOW ON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-12

Fine Job Printing at Star Office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26

About rs miles of wagon roads have
been constructed about camp. many OF
which have been blasted out of the
rocky hill sides. Some Of these may In
the future become part of the GAMING
Real from FL Paso, Tex, to Trinidad
Colo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26

ter officiating. Mr.. Jefferies and Miss
Mary Livesay accompanied the happy
couple down and back Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenwood are at home here in the new
Geek residence.
Roland Banner, official sphotogra-
pher, is down from Elephant Butte
DR.. Bernard Brooks has returned to
Johns Hopkins university to take a
years course as an inferno a that
!. hospital
Miss Clara Pulliam and Miss May
Pulliam are spending two weeks vaca-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26
LA UNION BOY IS
KICKED BY HORSE

Anthony. n. NJ. Aug. 26.-Tony Wal
lace. nine years old. was kicked by
horse at La Union and his thigh bone
was badly fractured.
Alfred Greenwood and Antonette Coli
quit were married in Ell Paso yester-
day at the Episcopal church, Dr. Eas-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26

ton with their aunt, Mrs. Pat Coleman.
Miss Blanche Bailey has left TO enter
the California State Normal school OF
Manual Arts at Santa Barbara. 10 be
gone a year at least Miss Ivah and
Knnker Hope went along as company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26

For summer diarrhoea in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil,
and a speedy cure is certain For sale
by all dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26
SUNSET LINES TO
HAVE NEW OFFICES
Will Move to the Morehead
Building by Octo-
Der /.

The Sunset lines viii lbe at home in
their new offices in the Morehead
building on October l.
The Southern Pacific, G.. H & S. A
and affiliated lines will have their
city ticket office in the room now oc-
cupied by the old Elite confectionery
on Oregon street and will move by the
first of October.
The large rooms are to be refitted
and refurnished for the Sunset line Of
fices.
Tell Them About 1t.
There are many persons who would
like to know about the furniture you
would like to sell.
Tell them through a Herald Want
Ad.
Phone Bell 116, Auto 1115.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26
Disbursinr s4OOO n Dav.

IInIn lne PAST year the Camp at
Elephant Butte has grown from a
dozen population to about 400 peo-
pie and it is said that it Is the metropo-
lis of Sierra county. About 600 men are
employed and the disbursing officer is
disbursing tbout $4,000 per day for
wages and materials. The maximum
number of employees has not yet been
reached. The next six months will show
very great progress at Elephant Butte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26
INSTALLING Machinery.

InstaffIng Machinery.
considerable force of men is now
employed pouring the foundations for
the various pieces Of machinery, which
make up the temporary power plant
This plant will consist Of steam tur-
bines which will run the electric gen.
orators. When this is completed all
machinery will be operated by electric
ity and the work and camp lighted
thereby The capacity of the plant is
1900 k. W. This plant will be disman-
tied upon the completion of the dam
and new plant erected at another
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26

Foundations for Cable Towers.
Considerable progress has been made
upon the excavation for the founda-
tioQs for the towers which will sup
port, the three cables across the can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26

Work SHOPS an0 stores.
One of the largest and most neces-
sary buildings erected is the store
house for materials and equipment
Near this is the coal-chute, lumber
yards, oilhouse and storehouse No. 2
Close to these a machine shop is be-
ing erected so that any machinery can
be repaired here, thus saving time and
expense of sending it elsewhere.
Out in the hills, away from camp.
commodious powder house has been
erected 1t has a concrete foundation
and adobe walls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

erflart botten. 8oni ltn9enirt, pbuc
baS gerin9ite 3eid)en bon Sham au
perratben, fon1elt lie III Oen @eridts.
ioal mo befanlten fret mo offen.
baB iie lire Stimmer perfauft bat.
ten. Sic linen 5uoiftirte Strafe lit
cine aaer @ered)tigfeit Sobn ipred,en.
De, cine einiod IGferlid,c. Ger &id,s
ter-9lair beiBt Der ebcle-peroon.
merit Seben 81 elmer @elbbllBe bon
$50, icd)S Ntonateu ArbeitSbaiiS ,ruo
gnt3iebuns aler @iirgerred,tc o,ti
bic Cater bon fiiuf Sobren. Bon ser
@eloitrafe merben $50 i%lspenoirt,
ebenio Die gau5c Soft6cit. MIR Die
Gnt5iegung bes StimmredtS bleibt
ppl unb gar5 beitehen. @emr sic
Sterile aud MIR $40 fiir lire Gimme
befommen boberL 10 blciben ibnen
nod $15. Sis sllr ttGhiten aQgemei.
lten @obl, no gemiiie Gnnoiooten Die
Stimmen pielleid)t %ltntbpenbi9 BRAT.
den. fam ia aud sic gntrcdtlmas.
flaillel iitSpcnoirt nerbeu luto ulieS
ut pieber I'M alten 8eleiie. Man
mltB iih 81 belfen wiiicn Damn oebt
aaes leiht bon Stntter. (Sebr iur.
fo'tiih, ober pohr!-Sie Reb.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Maresni BON ocntic!,lant
aeidbnitten.

9tldlt geringe @cadtlnlg fiubet einc
Nilfforberln9, lpcldc ha5 Heid,spplt.
amt an Die bcutihcn Sarnpferltnicn
gcrid)tet bot. Die grofen Sdiii.
fabrtsgcielihnitcn iino crind,t mors
ben, ibrc Guntrnfte nit Der Wareonis
Sumpasnic III l0iep nnS Sas Scntidjc
Sclefnnfcn- Spitcm einsniibrcn. Die
9teuerung miro nit Der ali$oriiflid)en
Segriinblmg %empioblem, hab Ooonrd
@intcit!id,feit geludhrt pcroen mir
De. ocrelt Nungcl lid gcgenmartia
ld)per fM)lhnr mad)e. 90 Marconi
oieie &egritnormg gelten loiicn
lpirb?!
S<n Serbinoung biermit iii sic
Nahrift BON grobem Nntereiic. ooB
Die rumGiliid)c Tegieuira 6 ser
Sirma Stclncn& & SalSfe ii6ertroacn
hat. elm aroBe$ Sclephonunt cin3,l.
riftelt, 8iSbcr mar Der S~elepbonbe.
trieb in HumGllien BON N%mcrifonern
bergeItelt ipnrbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
rpsNlYarbansen Gin Griels,"

uerfiinoet Observation-Disclosures Sitdb-
cod furs INN hiilbig. lluO mir alai,.
ben eS tbm serne. Die 4oitbanf in
@aibinaton, :. g., mod)t ~el1u;ense
8citdftc, Gin ollsemciues Ser.
trollen 81 bteien Gonfeu herriht. mas
aus theilmeiie iuitigen ,Sntermessos
eriiftlid) ut. Im lesien Srcitdg
). 9. fam cine Gltere Sroll nit eiuem
id)wergeiiiatcn 8eloheuteI, weld,er
lire Griparniiie ppn 40 langen Sob.
ret entbielt. an. Sic iagtc, lie habe
Dos %,3ittrauen 81 ben gonfen id,pil
Dor eirem Observation-Disclosures pcrlp.
re,t. oils cine Sant I'M SiiSmeiten iof.
ltrtc. Aher iest. on Die Megicruta
Die @inlagei gGralltire. lei es cine
nlbere Sofe ulb lie lei aid niuiq.
ihr 8elo in Snfel Sou's 9anf al.
S.lle9ell, Sic idieu iinanacnehln Be.
riihrt. alS ilr 8elo nidt anscnoul.
men Derocu fnnlte. Saiietbc maf
>:!e; nit 3mei Sarn,crn Der SoIl. bii
oeioc hire gefiiaten @clntniGlen BEL
iit boiiet,. Der Toitmeiiier bon
4efiu, ST., beridtete poreeitcrn, baB
cine 6ran 500 t0.@ent, Stiiden, bie
Griparniiic zines Sahres. brad,te.
Sic crbieIt bie nutbweuoigen 8apiere
unO perlicB Den Sfns in Der gliiflia.
item Stimmuna. &icle onoere 9c.
ridte dbnlifcr Hotur lauien In
Tsase ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
6esen transatlantiiete DAMS
pfeseeieufeeaitem

Sic @unOcsrcgieruag bat IN ben
@unoesgeritIten Gin @eriahren ~.
Irfl0iitng ocS SrlitS DER tranSatlan.
tiidlcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cingc.
leitet.
Scr @eonnfe. Die GlropGiihen
Sampfergeielid,aiten 81 perflagen.
neil lie lei S.Gombinotioncn einge.
aangcn iino. ihreibt elm Gitlid,cS
Slatt. itiitt iid oaroni, oaB JIG bicic
Hreiic III gmerifu iorbern. mas IN.
ter beu Inti-T ruitseiebcu oerbotcn
lit. Ger Giupauo oab born ord) ollc
europGiifeu Sabritnnten, bic BORT
Spnbifateu a~ngeborcn uto bierber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

perfaufell, 1T bicIcibc 9oteaoric fclns
men nliiBteL erid)eirt tid,t p6Gia AT.
treiieto. 0enn Ole pcrtouien i5re
@aaren III europa an Dem nnterifo,is
lter Nhichmcr, Der in: europa sIb.
tebrner miro. GqS Seih0ft Der Gam
pferIinicr, iomeit e& ben Srauspcrt
nab europa betriift, miro obcr in
amcrifu abseihloIien mo bier Der.
left. % Die Observation-Disclosures
na6 ibrer Grfldrung Den 9roSeB
ruilfonlmen beiBeuL 10 ,peroen iie
permlthlid eiuan triftiaereu Gin
pnno i'm @iltergrunS hdheil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
2ltinisnreiet mnS eset lanajam
pert,unaert.

GreiBia Willioucn beiiBcu. nno
och lanaiam p%erhlnaeru, buS lit bos
Shidial bes gnrhcsienotorS & /.
9erpcielr, ipic sic Icrste oes.
ieiben iest. uad)bem er geitorbcn lit,
erflGren. or mar nGmlid nid)t rrebr
i'm Stauoc geWeieu, sic aenoiIenc
Rabritng 81 aiiimiliereu. "a mod,tc
man ia m%abrbaitia glauben, bab IS
better lit, Elm armer sei,mner Mann
5l 'ein, ais Elm reidcr' fraufcr. sSnn.
merbiu-cin 9iiiel franf iein lGBt
lid, crtraeen ipcnm man elm poor
Miaionell bat, ,tn iid sl pflegcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
anfselSH.
Sin Grsmpel iir b.io, Yarteicu.

Sefirg. IT.. SGt.--0ie dineiiide
MISUNDERSTANDING, ipeld]e am 8.
Gtt, sulanmlentrdt, tit mad elmer
Stsun9, in Der IS itiirmiid, 3ltaing
unb III Der es an Ynariffcn aui Den
Sbron unh ben 8roBrotb nid,t feblte,
nuigcIoIt tpcrbcr. Ids IniloIuna57
oefret luurbe III ser 8eriomrlitng
n~erleIeu. Nue @reBrathe nit N,tss
nabnte oes Tripaen Gliding iuarcn on.
rpeiel,b. Ger &rin5reseut pcbnte Der
ShfnBiistng tlI&t bel.
Die Resiernns ipmpsl ais bic 9a-
Notwithstanding iheinen bird bic
iseben 5n Gnbe asssmmsae situns
etiuas sclerut 81 haben. lem Sbrcn
1T flar ntmaft iuprssn, oas oas @olf
cine Gimme in Der 1eaiernna icr-
bert. SageGtn ut ssm r%aSifaltn Sic.
msHtcn besreiflid, ecmad,t fuprocn,
ban uniiberieate uno ib.laaeebradtc
8rieseefurbernna.n, si. ami ole lin.
i%,rsrabuna Der GtntrslresitrnHa hin.
Sitlsn, mint sehahrt 'uerb.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

tbatfrGitigIt bos Mprt aercoet. IA CT
i'm folgenben Sabre ruieoer Ganbibot
iiir Die Brdiibentidnft iejii miro,
mare es linn augeuiheiniih iebr lieb,
tpeltn elmer reidlen Shififobrtsgeiel.
id)aft 10 elm 4aar Wilipnen Collar
in ben Hadlen aeld)leuoert ipiirbe.
oenn bon iolden Idtrpneu fon1men
acmGbnlid Die Moneten, Inn Die So.
item Ser @abicampagne 81 beitreiten.
@enn aud haS Solf au Slrniten
ieler reihcn Earaiiten allsaeiogcin
miro, bos tbut nihtS, mas 8plf lit ia
ifon lollae barar g%eip0bnt. Sesne.
gen fonllte er aud, pon Dem neuen,
bon linn Acknowledgment 2artfgcIes ia.
gen. e5 lei 0aS beite, ipeldes mir nod
je hattell.
Fem buhen Sd)nBspl ami Stabl.
iuaarcn lit es III %pcrbanfen, baf bier
i'm 2anb Die Sdiiie nidt 10 billis &C..
bant iuerocn f6nuen, iuie in europa,
bonn bort fGnncn nnierc Stablbaronc
lire @naren biGiaer perfanfcn, iueil
ic Dem amcrifaniidlcn @olfe, banf
Dem buhem Sdjnbsullc, nm 10 mchr
abSiunfcn fDancn. ltnb bpf hattie
Carnegie erflart, or f6nnc pbnc
Shnssua StablWaaren cbeniu biaiG
iabrisiren, iuic eS in europa gctban
werScn f6nuc.
Sr Ohio iinb Die Stimnen. gerabe
10 gltt ipie utioere Sahelr. III iiingiter
3cit beOcuteno i'm Yreiie g~eiticgeu.
sd fam mid nod, gang gut erin.
nerlL baB Dor mngeidbr 80 Sabren
bieielben iiir 5pei Collar per 5tiif
81 baben luaren. 9tof Der lebten
@abl aher m,irbe bon oortbcr berid,.
tet. lie batten birrhihnittli6 5lpan.
Sia Dollar bas Stiid eefoitet. @ie
unter'm 30. 9eS. bon Weit llmipn,
Sbiu, aemeloet miro, iporen bis IA,
bin bereitS 1917 Nnflagen non elmer
@ranb Silrp erbpbcn morocn, tpo.
bon iid id)on S77 ircipilis idpaloig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

except for the square yoke over
the shoulders. The design is suit
able for serge, cashmere, cham
brey, linen, poplin or similar fab
RIGS. The pattern 10 cut in 5 sizes:
6, 8, 10, IL and II years. II re-
quires 8 yards of 44-inch material
fer the Swear size.
651-Ladies' One Piece Apron. Here
is an apron that is not only sim
pie and practical, but becoming as
we'll. 1t Is fitted to the figure m
der the arm by a dart, and the
skirt portion is ample enough to
protect the dress worm under.
meath. The back portion Is ex-
tended to form straps that cross
at the centre and fasten over the.
shoulders in front. Bingham, lin.
en-, percale or alpaca are suitable
for this garment. Sizes: Small,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

straight and full. The cap sleeves
may be omitted. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: 6, ., 10 and IL
years.
'a02 - Ladies Waist with Tucker
Yoke. An Excellent Suggestion
for a Simple but Effective Waist.
This pictures an attractive waist
with distinctive style Of it's own.
For evening Q the yoke may
be omitted and the sleeves short
ened. As illustrated, tho model
will develop we'll in satin, MESA
lin, m~arquisette, chiffon, or cash
mere, also in linen or other wash
fabrics. The waist closes at the
centre back, and has a deep tuck
over the shoulders. The square
. cut neck edge may be trimmed
with braid or embroidered bands.
The yoke may be Of laSe, net or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
fdberliH :!

Sic hniterblihen, mic man Die
ItitGlieoer Der IrauSGiiiten ~9Ifaoemie
remit, bnben eRti6ieben. SaB feline
,Srar Mitglieo Der SnitituteS Deroen,
na6 ibrer aniitt dip nid,t unltcrb.
lid, lucrbcn faun, Die Gntiheionng
criclatc, oils Der &nrihIa9 perhonoelt
rnroe, Ole beriibmtc Moon,ne Guric,
Die M~itorbeitcrin hires @atten, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
(Spc5ieG fir Oieic 3citung.)
Diperie Sreeseit.
(@pn q. 6. gefer.)

Sic llno ga filtbet rlialt etipaS @r.
ireulid)es in oeil 3eitnGSberidten.
Sn Der lesteu @od,e bes lesten Sab.
res maren 5pei RiGter BON Der Su-
prente Court ser Sereirigten Stao-
ten; s. W. Sarlan l,no Go. =. 8bite,
popon Der Cine Der Oberrihter lit
ali Dem @ege, Inn lid nod Sauic 5u
begeberl. Sic ginaen Die Ecnniplpo.
mia Ipenlte binouT. bis lie on einer
0uerltraBe beinabe bon eiiteul I'M Die
gfe ionienoen Nutomobil iiberfaba
rcil lporben mGrcn. Hi6ter SorlMn
wuroe nod red)tSeitig burd Hidter
Bbiie 3ilriifgcrilien, morauf or, 10.
bolo er piebcp ST Mtbem aefommen,
-iaate: I'D mode iest cine Yropbe.
seiuua. GineS Cages miro elm Wonn
aus Dem @eiten, no ntalt nid)t ge.
nobnt lit. iid) bon Inbern anf Die
3ehen treten 81 lniien, nab @aib.
inotnn fonunen. @Gbrenb CT i'm 9e.
5s:ff lit, cine StraBc 3u freli5en,
fnumt Elm antomobiliit III halsbre.
deriIdem Scntpo nm Die ode gciagt
ltno bel Saaresbreite ciltaebt or Dem
ltnaIiif, elm 9ein abgefobren gu be.
sarnmen. Gr miro ieine: SdicBprii.
ael ans ser Saide 5iehcn unb Den
!aorper beS 2iimmeis boil 20dcr
Idiebeu. Sbwobl id ielbit &id,ter
bin, mage i'd az ~bebnnpten, bob Der
Dsann aus benz @eItcu alGn5enb frei.
aeiproten wirb. "--SaS iino Der.
niinitiae @orte bon einem Hiater.
Die ireden sllltoiiten iolltcn lid, Die.
ielben binter bic Obren ibreibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Orr Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Humber.

sseo-A Comfortable Suit for a Boy.
Boys Blouse Suit with knioker-
bockers. The growing boy will
welcome the comfort and freedom
Of this blouse suit, which is
equally desirable for wash or
woolen goods. Blue serge with
stitching for a finish and self COW
cred buttons is here shown. The
blouse is double breasted and the
Knockers are OF the regulation cut.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 4,
6, 8 and 10 years. It requires
f-2 yards Of S6.inch material for
the e-year size.
s~5s4-Dainty One Piece Dressing
saeque. This exceedingly grace
full little morning jacket was
daintiy developed in. pale blue
y lawn, with blue and white dotted
lawn for the fancy collar, belt
n sleeve bands. The making Is
a very simple matter, as the gar
ment Is cut in one piece, the only
sean being a short one under the
arms. The fuiness is held in
place at the waist by a belt of the
material or ribbon, although If
preferred the garment may be
worn without a belt. Figured Jap
anese silk, chaLis, cotton crepe
and dimity are all suitable for the
making. Pattern cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. Medium
size requires 5 1-2 yards Of SO.
inch material.
ss61-eirl's Dress with or without
Yoke Facing. A Pretty Style for
the Young Miss. In this iiIustra-
tion is shown a very pretty and
practical dress. The plated skirt
is joined to the waist under the
belt. The waist mas a single tuck
on each side of the panel portion
OF the yoke. The back is plain
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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 10 made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

DOS 6aeillm entoedt bat, IN bos SSsn.
ititilt ailf%5unehn,en. Sic llmterblih.
felt baben Die llniterblideit Der. Ont.
bedertn abaeiproflelt, aber Sic Be-
ldihte miro oaS ltrtheil failnl nol.
itreten lnlo alles. pas iihrtg bIei6t.
hiirite MIR cine iutterbliIc Slamdge
Der llniterbtidien icin.
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medium and large. II requires !
yards of 36-inch material for the
medium size.


yards of 36-inch material for the
medium size.
S826-s8o3 - Ladies' Costume. Com
posed of Ladies' Waist 1926 and
Ladies' Skirt 1903. Yoke effects
and berthas are becoming to most
figures, and the model here shown
will look we'll in silk or cloth.
The waist is tucked below the
yoke, which may be of lace or
other contrasting material. The
bertha could be braided or en-
broidered or finished with bands
Of satin or Persian Trimming. This
decoration could be repeated or
the shaped skirt band, which SO
effectively Stimulates a tunic. The
skirt is a seven-eore model,
heightened by a plated fiounce.
The Skirt Pattern is cut in 5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

rii6mte ainerifaniihe SnmanitGt ms
N'ttel lesen, nm Den bar6ariihcn
Serisganaen mrnihlihen @ciibls
itnb &ed,tes Elm Gnbr III bereitem.
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sizes: %. "a, 26, % and 80
inches waist measure. The Waist
Pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81.
SO, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires 7 1-2 yards
Of material a. inches wide to
make the entire costume for a
medium size.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns which will be
mailed to any address on receipt
Of 10 cents for each in silver or
stamps.
Very Effective Design. La
dies over Blouse with Tucker.
Cashmere, henrietta, satin, mar
q~uisette, chiffon or net nay be
used for this design. The ~;ulness
OF the fronts and oack is stitched
over the shoulders in tuck effect.
The short cap sleeves are likewise
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

? Our Fall and Winter catalogue Z
has just been issued. It contains E
: over 400 Of the latest designs in 4
? dress for Ladies', Misses and +
: Children. No home dressmaker Z
: should be without IL. Sent to any +
? address upon receipt Of 10 Cents. +
USE COUPON BELOW. /
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YrGIibent 2ait bat in ieiner lang
otbmiacn 9otifaft an Den GousreB
Der p~orlie9cnoen SGiffinbiioicnbia
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finished with tueks. As here
shown, figured net was used for
the tucker with blue satin for the
Blouse. A band Of velvet outlines
the rosnd neck edge of the over
blouse. The pattern is cut in 6
sizes: 80, "a, Sc, SO, 40 ana AZ
inches bust measure. It requires
2 1-2 yards for the blouse and
I 3-4 yard for the tucker Of 81
inch material.
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s443-GirI's Dress. A Charming Over
blouse Model. The style here H.
Illustrated will be found most de-
sirabie relieved and softened by
q dainty white guimpe, or IL made
of WOODEN, with the -~underwaist Of
contrasting material II will be
very effective and pretty. The
waist fulness is gathered under
pointed yoke pieces: the skirt is