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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
FLOWERS
TO TEN BROCK
~Assemblyman Remembered BY
Friends lis Pleased.

Assemblyman John r. TenBroeck
today from Trenton, where
he attended the organization meeting
was presented with three
handsome floral tributes from the
Social Twenty, Of The Fourth Ward:
the Idfewild Association, OF this city,
and New Brunswick
friends. The newly elected assem-
blyman declares that be II we'll
pleased with the allotment OF COM
mittees, he being chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee and "a
member OF five others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
PREPARATORY SEkv CE
At PRESBYTERIAN Oh.

The minister OF the Presbyterian
church wiahes to announce to his
parishiunera that the service tonight.
instead OF the usual prayer meeting,
win be the preparatory service.
looking forward to the celebration
of ths Holy Communion next Sunday
morning. After n se.stce tonight
the Session OF the church will meet
In the pastors study to receive new
members on profession of faith or
by certificates from pthsr "hsrches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
$4,000 DEAL
IN PROPERTY

The Aarftan Realty Company,
through It's president. Herman Ellis
has sofa It's property In Park aye-
nue.. consisting OF three lots and
two-story brick building, to Harry
Kottler, of New York, the leasee Of
the building. Mr.. Kottler formerly
conducted a shirtwaist factory in
New Brunswick avenue and Is now
located in Park avenue. 1t is the
owners intention to add another
story on the building. The sale
price vas In the neighborhood of
$4,000. Attorney Leo G~oldberger
drew up the papers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
Personal
TtpIng

Thomas Hanson, Of Gordon street,
left for Pitts5urg, Pa, yesterday,
whree he will be come with he
American Bridge Coml - an en-
gineer.
DR.. Elrnont Bedell. who la cor
peeted with the dental n~fsassTxSssT
Dr7@ from .
- 1r,a1AI6r
Miss Ruth Griswoid, or High
street, was operated on for appendi-
cftis 1t the city hospital yesterday
by DIR. ;. g. Wilson and Or. ]. T..
Lnnd. The girl is resting very COM
fortably today.
wick. was a local visitor Tuesday
"a ~ffernnru -rH nvAft4ng
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
To visit at New Brunswick.

District Deputy Mrs. Thomas
Thomas and staff composed of mem
of Mohawk Council, No. 36, Degree
of Pocahontas, will go to New Bruins
wick tonight to raise up the chiefs
of Pocahontas Council No. 1s. The
deputy and staff will leave Red Men
han at 6:45 o'clock, All members
are invited to go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10

Routine business was transacted
by Thor Lodge no. 80, Danish Broth
erhood. last night.
George ubrischk, arrested on q
charge o. brsating Into q tile fac
tory In Sayre avenue has paid a nne
Of SIC eoT his acs.
District Deputy Grand saehena
Charles Simmer and hia stan Jour
uayed to Elizabeth last night. where
they installed the officers OF 0nee-
Shas Tribe Improved Order Of Rs1
10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
TRUST co. REFLECT
ALL THE DIRECTORS

Eighteen directors were reelected
at the annual meeting OF stockhold-
ers in the Perth Amboy Trust Com
pany yesterday afternoon. The di-
~rectors will mes1 in-about ten days
to organize for the ensning year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
Dank Dlrectors 20 Meet.

The Board OF directors OF the
Tfrat National Bank. the members OF
which ware reelected at a meeting
OF stockholders yesterday is sched-
uled to meet this afternoon to re-
organize for the ensuing year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
Man SWindles Coal Dealers
--Gave False Address.

G. M. Peterson & Company. a coal
dealing firm of Smith street, report
ed to the police today that a man
had swindled them out of sic yes
terday by rendering a bogus check
on the Rogers Lumber Company In
payment for two tons of coal. The
piece ci paper vas made out for
s27.5O. AS the cost OF the coal was
$3.50 the alleged swim Ter was
given SIG In cash. The man gave
his name as w. ]. Seaman and asked
that the ceN be- delivered to his
Residence at 344 Madison avenue.
No such address could be found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10

Members OF the Standard Bear
ers' Association of Simpson NJ. q.
church met at the home Of Miss
Gladys Coutts, In Market street, and
held a social and business session.
Mrs. William r.. Van Pe1t was elect
ed president: Miss Clara Nelson,
first vice president; Miss Esther
Westerland, second vice president;
and Miss Ethel Davis, third vice
president; Miss Addfe Nelson. sec
rotary, assisted by Miss Blanche
Rhodes; Miss Marjorie Sweet, cor
responding secretary; Myrtle Sny-
der. treasurer, and Glayds Coutts.
her assistant. Miss Cora Erickson
is chairman OF the entertainment
committee and will be assisted by
Misses Hannah B. Hustler and Addie
Snyder. Misses Ethel Davis, Laura
Clark and Alma Parsons are on the
aick and visiting committee. A so
cial time, with a musical program.
VIA carried out. Refreshments were
served.
FORMER RESIDENT HERE.
John Ryers IN, "a Salt Lake City,
Utah, spent several days OF last
week wisA relatives IN town MIR.
Ryerson was here In 1872 wnen rhe
governors rond and the old town
pump were features of this city, and
he enjoyed many a swing on the
chain fence then enclosing the paTk
Needless to he has found many
changes In Perth Amboy.
MONTHLY FOOD SALE.
Many people are expected to at
tend the mon hly food sale under the
auspices OF the Home for the Aged.
which will be held at tho institution
271 High street, Saturday afternoon
from 2 to s o'clock. Home made
bread, cake and pie and baked beans
and potato salad will be sold.
ST STEPHENS CLUB.
Members Of the Woman's Club of
st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church will meet tomorrow night In
the basement Of the church at s
o'clock.
CLUB HAS SOCIAL HOUR.
Members OF the Gibson Mandolin
Club were entertained at the resi-
dence Of John Peterson. In Penn
street last night. After practice a
social hour with refreshments was
enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
Tnx BOARD Hsarl..g Appeais.

TEX EDAKI A&sANlttB xhp3taM.
The County Board OF Taxation fl
In session this afternoon at City
hail. hearing appeals. About forty
five notices we're sent to complain
Ing tax payers TO attend today's SEES
sion. which began at one o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
POLICE NEWS

The sum of 50 was added to the
city treasury today because Peter
Philip, forty years old, of Hartford
street, was found In a ~helplessly
drunken condition on Watson ave
unA YESTERDAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
General Markets.

New York. Jan. 10.
BrTrTER : Firm: receipts. 6s7s pack
ages. specials. per III. aassc
factory. iaiSa Sc. packing stock. i9a2ic.
Farm: receipts. s8I boxes
EGGS-Strong. receipts. s.62i cases: re-
xrsxerators. special marks. fancy, per doz..
&c. arsts. 2sa2si4e seconds. 5s25izc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
CLUB HAS SOCIAL HOUR.

Members OF the Gibson Mandolin
Club were entertained 1t the resi-
dence Of John Peterson, In Penn
street last night. After practice a
social hour with refreshments was
enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
To Keep Waists Dainty.

A pretty waisfngs*fn-*rsa BE-
ma2e-6s blue muslin, bound WITH
white silk tape. Use q piece OF plain
blue muslin 26 inches square, and
bind the edges with the SILK tape. -
the center cut a hole large enough to
slip the hook OF the hanger through
Bind the edge OF this hole aisos-Gocu
misunderstanding Magazine.
The EVENING NEWS goes n
more homes In this vicinity than
auv other publication
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
MONTHLY FOOD SALE.
ST GLUE.

Members Of the Woman's Club of
st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church will meet tomorrow night In
the basement Of the church at s
o'clock.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
@oo SeOnlesbco.

Zen erfaring. at mango Slags
9nit pirfer isunopsienbe, er 10 gam.
mel, og man ueo, of iterft ouitenoe
glomiter / SopepRreIiet pirfer beos-
penbe. Nen NIL iinoes Der Quit,
iom uoen at pirfe bebspen6e bar oen
egenifab at berolige Rerperne og liot
efter bpet fremfaloe Sepnen. Oerior
bar man ioreilaaet of itoi9tte Sopeo.
puber meo ben Slags buitenSe Stof.
fe. 3 ierite R9fte fommer Der 9ui.
ten al 8ranbar. Ban iplber en- Ii.
ben goie meb iriif @ranbor, iom er
riipet at Soften. Roien maa life
bare baarot itoppet, for Sa ril Den
trpffe mob Sopeoet. guSen ipr1t.
teS op, oe miot inoe | ben anbrinser
man garpoien. bporefter Raben ipes
iammeu isien. en- ipog 9uft al
8ranbar oil ba trpnse frem til oet,
Tom lisser paa Vrioen. Sranbor be.
bolber i'm Tut | Here @aaneoer,
men man bsr life nentc for Iang-
meb at ffitte,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
VGr mcD, X9rosler!

Ora Yoltpr .. $. Stenion i Yta-
nlltee, gtth., iaar leg Den lsrgeiise
Gfterretnlng, al Gpraab,. til Sqros.
lerre ON 6ono for ct Orsel i Soriun
SIrfe lioet bar frugtet.
Iariasen til bette tGn for manae
p9re ben iamme lom ior mig: Seq
bar iffe Jet noeet ON tSoretagenSet
De @Iooe, lcm iee boloer, &ten M
tror ieg, bet ifal Ipffes, tbi Ben. ionl
fremlGgger Ell Sag | ~1ecnrab.So
item. blir life tiIifamme.
IItioa, fi9re SGroder, ienS iray
Sioru9 tore Sioras. til goitor
Steniou for Srselei pao Ssnium
Seq bar Jet. bnorleoes llbuonbreoC
ira iorboloSpiS imaa 9psoer her
iamIet anielise GUNNER til IiensnSs
Giemeo, iaa pi mao life blioe nj
famine. pi 2Groeler, Tom err no
mango, % bporaf flere euoog en- Eie-
fafier, ri bar uof poet Iiot isr Ell.
gang, mlen oct er M lpnae iibeu. o
fattiae, iom oeu9ang tit Sielp. pei
'iguer os Den Tog mag - ON De lie,
per - men bpilfen @~eIlianelie oil Vi
life iaa al belle Soeuets Seiolfnina
Den Tag, Sreelet toges / BRIG
Cent bpilfet 9rooerbaaub mellem
benl oa os, noar De til Seimcsie I'm,
Der Sreelets 2eSeIle iitemmer: "@j
tror oIle'omneu poa Ell 8uol" 90
aomIe: bpis 9srn or beroper. oil life
alene taffc for 8apen, men og'ao
toffe @l,b, iom bar Iebet bercs Porn
bib. hpor SreIiers @ober uooeles til
nanSebunarige Si9Ie paa ngte In.
therf Sisl
Ien los life SrseIet bIine for r.
bet, Ssnium Strife or Iterft bpaaet
% fan toole oct. ON ino 8Goeere
fiplper liot. W bsr le I'll at 'amlc
Here hmorebe SonorS. % meDer
3icfopoc oa @iunipea ifrIoe bel oei
funne tie I en- Soonbepenbine,
8. q. Ronion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

6lagoosen ben 14Se os., iastto.
aes ogloa iaar, JON tioligere meb
6eitligheo al Sroenen "elfs". ut
6lasSasen sisres til enilags oiient.
liz Seaisoae err life uoen 9etpS-
ming. Get siRloer i oisic pore uro.
lige pg repolutioupre Sioer OF bRp.
De Rationens &erfe os aunititu.
ton os ioitre Observation-Disclosures
| ben unse opporenbe SIpst - os
foriaapiot er oct ct aoeIt o. pris.
u9roist SormaaI Sroenm bar lat
zig.
5 oenne 6orbinoeIie inISer oct fla
osiaa at n9une en- Sag, Der bar
paft Spiist oper bet belle 2anS, ira
Sap I'll $ao os fra @tGnie til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

Sorleben Gog fom iioite Sefte al
"Spmra". Sbert Seite er goot, oa
iaa er bette. Seq lGite meO iprs
Snteresie CLARA Sacobiens geifri'
pelie af Bern Breiteganr0 / 8is.
coniin. Oct er ct perbigt Sibeftpf,
Re til Sru 6. G. Treilies geifripeIie
al ben aomle Rointcreef Greite'
gaarb. Sig inu, at ri life bar nor
life Soriotterinoer Der / 9onoet!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
.lniidpten zines Sciers.

Nem Srnunfcls SeraS. -
@crtbc Hcbnftion! @ir baben iiinait
cincn SngerioIlianer beimNcgciat. %or
ctlid,cn Snacn mattc nit colonalcr
Srehbeit elm logon. Nopdncc Ngent
Iein Grihcincu; CT trug Settcl bcrs
lnl. nm cilcn Tprtru9 iiber ben traus
riNcn Bob SuNcriua an5utiinNigcu.
Sabci lieB CT nllcrbann iouhcrbare
Scmcrtuu9cn ilbcr Die Hihtiafeit Der
HcIiNion fullen. Sn uber bier nnbcSll
Ole Sdlftc Der SHr9cr aatbolifen inn
uno ipar pruttiite Autbpliten. mad,s
ten tic Dem &errn .~Spernbausz Sms
p~rcnnrio" bctannt, baB peun CT icin
C%pcrnbali5 fiir Sn9erioui fen Sdlnb
bcr9ebe, iie ME mcbr basielbc betreten
pilrocn. SuS bali! Ter SINGER
iouiuner tunnte nit ieiuem 8epGit
abbampicn.. lllb es bat Ncip Braun
felS nihtS 9cidubet!
Wir brnlltcu feline ioldlen Seute
bier. Die Dem &plic Ole ReIiaipu
nebmeu lpullen. 9elelen a la BOB
Sn9erioll MAIDEN iih binter'm Bier
9luIe Did, aber Der Scele aeben Vie
nid,ts. Neligion I'M @oIfc mug iein.
Wilrben bod ~unglGubi9c GItern eins
lcbenI Dab Die Neliaion Gin ausses
5eidnetes er5iebunssmitteI iiE Oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

3irden ielber mpbil semaht. IS
ipire bonn <are her aegeu Ole &atboe
lifen gepreoigt. Dem 8olte ppr9cmao,t,
Der Snpit poue Die Serrihait ilber
Srlanb nieocr dntreten unb piclcs
Inoere mebr. Die 8eidnge unb
@cbete, Die in bieieu merfuilrbiQcu
r8ottesoienItsn" ertoaleu. 9cbeu oIe
auf ben &sbrreim binaus. bab .&ir
feit bel unierem 0lauben itcbcu unp
uns ibn utd)t ncbmeu luiien". @us
it'd alio in Utter abipielt. lit Die
IllsGeburt zines iebr aciGbrlihcu
rcli9iOien SGnatismus. Sic Der
einisuns nit england - 10 ia0te
elmer ser Sauptaeitatpren unb Seeer,
Carton, ieIber lit feline Yulitit.
bas lit TeligioE. lin Der gcfGbrbet
Iein ip%pllenbeu proteitautiitcu Hcliz
aion milen, ipegen Der iibrigcu5 in Die
"Spme Nule Bill" cine 9anSc Wenoe
&lauieln auf9enonmen puroe, nm
Den Sroteitanteu ieoe 8eiorgniB AZ
nebmen, pirb Die 8emalt 1eNeu has
@eise proflamiert. Elm rettmGBia
bon itarfcr llnterbauss Webrbeit an
genommcreS 8eIct. SIS scbt seacu
ben 8atbolisiSmns, Der III Der 2ncdt.
ifaft sebalten wernen ipa. Is limb
nod uiht senua S5bne oeS tatbps
liiden arineu Grin iibcr'S Meer &c.
iuauocrt, nahbem bic Scrrihaft Der
Sransiiten BON oamals ibncu NaeS
senpmmcn. mas Giaentbum beiBt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

WIS Solicit, Su., perlnutet: Wcpr9c
WcAoams, Seeliorgcr ciuer bieiigeu
V~tetbooiiten : @pistopal : Stride. ers
bietet iit,. Senieniaen, Die iih baS
gu Hllben madden pollen, Ole am
Ibeno Ses 5. Noucmber eiulauienocn
8ablberidte in ieiner Stride mit3us
tbeilen, iooaB lie nhht nab ben
saloons 9ebcn miiiieu, mn iolde al
%erfabren. @r pohtctc eiucu bcionocs
rem 9rabt nab ieiner Stride. no Ole
umsebung bob cine crbcbcnoere lei
,nb mill feline Serihte brett bon Gbis
cago be5icben. Ser 8eiitlidc mill
feline aunoen audi nit @nbl5citcu be-
lpirtben AMI Dem Speiie5cttel itcbcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Der Nuupt6cugc Siitrittsaupnlt %bita
Mans AMI. Sud 9tpic. Der i'm |erlaui
icinc3 %crhors idilpcrte. lpic CT I'M
IuitraHc @ctfcr'a Die Ytprbcr buu9.
lpic @ctcr ibnL icinem Collector. ieinc
%cSicbrnHcu III hcm ermorbcten
SpieIbuucne SciiBcr cr6iinctc, uub mic
CT ibm. unbhcm Noicntbnl on9cians
gen bate, ans Der Sdlulc SI rcbcn,
mittbcilte. Der &am milne unbcbinst
alf Die cine pbcr nnhcrc &ciic fir
INNER %unihdhlih gcmaht perbeu.
Scr 3cuac pcrrictb pcitcr luic mad,
Der Chat hcn Norrrru. hcncn Sedcr
icincu Shue iuHciihert bate. lpenn
lie mn title bicltcn tbr NutgelS
ullaGc5ublt murec, uup pic 3euNcn.
Die BciGbrlih ipsrhtn fonntfn aus Ser
Stupt bcioroert mnroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Die Strabe aceSrt MIR sen
11tnitiir;icrn.

EuriS. 4. Sit. II. (Ypiuuts
ritt.) Sic Srcltcr Nntbolifcn ucruns
ltaIteten Hcittrn Nbcnn inter Siibrun9
mebrerer Tricitcr ciucu StroBcnaui
5ua ge9cn Den Mcmciubcrntb. neil
oicIer rao bisbcr elmer Stride gebGrigc
Staentbum elmer @cmciubennitalt gu
aelplelcn bate. Sdhrcnb Die lin
ltiir5Icr in @reiG NuiiiiNe nm Nui
3iige oft icbr gcpnlttbGti0cu Sbnrats
tiers 5iemlih mnbcbclli9t uernnitaltcn
oilrien. 5eint iit lpicbcr Die unpuris
tdtilhc @~ciinnuna Der SebDrbcn
earin. bnB JIG Ben NuiSug Der autbos
liten ourd YoliSci iprcugcn umo @eiits
lid)e pcrbniten licScu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
0m SEN SaPncm.

" inueapoItS vs., Miim. - ellie
purd Minnciptd unb Ct. Yuul fubs
reuben GiicnbubuiilNc iiibrcn sabls
reide gricdiidc Hcicrpiitcn. pcld)c in
ibrc Scimutb 81 Den Snhncn ellen.
Mebr ais 300 Mnm poiiirten 9citcrn
unIerc Stabt aui Dem &cNc nnd Neip
g)ort. no lie iidl Souncrstna ciuz
ldIif1en iperhcu. Pin uicleu Srteu
I'M N%prolpcltcu pcrIuNeu @ricdcn ibrc
arbcit, 5umeiit bel Giicubuhns @autcu.
INN iih nad Dem Si:cu 81 bcaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
KinStfd,e prstetanten.

, Sic %llnionilteu Gnglauh's nit ibrer
@cBcrci bnben cine ioldc Gage gez
idaffen. baB Suraus unbebinat
ShlimmcS lih er9eben mllB. 8elons
oer5 Der alte SeebGr Spro Charles
SercSforo, Der i'm Horbeu Srlanbs
Die Srangcmen nm iih ianmclt muo
tic nuiforoert. iih 5ur Ibluebr bes
.6ome Hule" nit Der @epa!t Ger
@affcn 81 or9aniiicren, lit lhuIo
naran. @r mn @pnur Gam baben Die
Greionile Der leBten @oden NIT ben
blutiNcn lleberfGllcn Der Srangemeu
nnf Dem @elpiiieu umb Die Segeben>
beitcn oa5u, Die iid nah elmer iolten
Mmfrciiung, mic co Ole breiBig Ters
Idmmllugcu pdren, nod nb'pielen
miiiien. Ser Streit, Oh DSome Hule"
pbcr nidt, ut 81 eincm reincn 8eli'
gipnsitrcit gelporben, III Dem Die
proteltantiide IiuSerbeit uiht 5us
Nebcu mill, baB clue Siiniiehitels
Webrbeit bon autboliten ben Sou an
Su9cbcn bat, Die nidt pnmrit ais Nins
oerbcit 5uiriehen iein mill, haB ibr
eilrd nas @cieB nnb burh bic Heidls.
tonirollc pollfommcne HeliaionSireis
belt. meitber5igite Solcrnus unb Wins
ocrbeitss Sertrctnn9 9eiidert ut. limb
mag D3onle Hule" audi gut ieiu, Gas
Ingtc in Sauproneo cin Rebner, bon
&utboliten lam in Srlano ni6t res
Niert meroen. nnb nm geaeu cine
tatboliihc Selbitucrwaitmug an prote.
~itieren, bic niemalS et,uaS aeaen bic
prpteitautiihen Msitbiraer m~nterneb.
men t6nutc nm aud nidtS untcrs
ncbmcm wiirbe, weil bic Sren pirl ~
Huge Yplitifer iiuo, wirb In ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
MAILlij INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated or th;<{
page will be mailed to any address!
on receipt of 10 cents (siiyerl
wrapped il paper. or stampsl for
each pattern, excepting embroidered
patterns, which will be sold sY
prices as given with descriptions
Write name and address pjainfy3
and be sure to state numbers ana3
sizes of patterns desired. RememA
Der that in these patterns alIOwI
ance is made for seams. AdaressS
PATTERN DEPARTMENT., 4
Catholic Printing Co.. .
Dubuque, Iowls,
Use coupon below. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

measure. Ii requires 2 5-S
yards of 36-inch material for
a 36-inch size.
93S5-A New and Popular Coat
Model. Girls Coat in Norfolk
Style, with or without Yoke
Facing. Blue corduroy was
used for this model with stitch
ing in self color for a finish.
The design is equally suitable
for brOadcloth, cheviOt, serge,
velvet, silk or wool mixtures.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
8. 10, IL and IA years. 1t re-
guires ; l-2 yards of 54-inch
material for a l2-year size.
9353-Girrs Dress Gin High or Low
Neck and Long or Short Sleeve.)
Embroidered batiste was used
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Senator 9aSollctte iibcrciu. ipcldcr
ieit Sabren empiieblt, haB Sruits IA
Su %9e5iuun9en lperben %iputen, bios nit
benz nirfIid)en pbniiid,en @ertbe ibreS
aapitdIs. ibres @eiddftes Dor bas
Bublifum 81 treten unb lid nit cinem
ebrIit)en Yrofit 5u begniieen. Gam
ipiirben Die Sruits uiht in Scr Gage
iein. 100000 81 ciucm 9ampaanes
8ono bei6uifeueru. Ihtuusspoll,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

finished by a hem casing
through which elastic is run,
to regulate the fulness at the
knee. Linen, Bingham, gallatee,
as well as serge, and fiannell
are suitable for developing a
suit of this kind. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and
IL years. 1t requires 4 3-S
yards of 36-inch material for
the Swear size.
940O-A New and Popular Style.
Ladies Three Piece Skirt, with
or without Tunic (In regula-
ton or Sweep Lengthy Blue
satin charmeuse was used for
this design, which lends itself
readily to the softer materials.
The tunic is graceful draped in
palmer effect, and caught at the
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centre back quite low under
rOsette of velvet topped by
a jeweled button. The pattern
is cut in 5 sizes: %, "a, &c,
% and 80 inches waist meas
ure. 1t requires 3 Ia yards
of 44-inch material for the
skirt and 2 So yards for the
tunic, for a 24-inch size.
9114-An Attractive Negligee. La
dies Dressing or House Sack.
This design shows a pretty sack
that may be developed in al
batros, cashmere, Scotch Flan-
nell, or other soft and pretty
materials. Cotton and silk
crepe, soft silk, swiss dimity
and lawn make lovely negli-
gees. Braiding, lace, insertion
or embroidery may be used
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Sunppihes", Y@utl Miooic Soup"
uno Prohibition Goiiec". McGooms
ipill bulnit Den SGlpon5 Gpnfurrcns
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Der @ubInudt oiicn hn!tcn lpiirpcn
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BON Aunbiduft anbictcr lpiireeI.
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lperoct g nidlt bereucn. Senn Dec
altc @ott lebt lmmer noh.-(9prr.) J
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Der Mcuihbeit Sebnen urp Die
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shoulders. The collar. round
at the back forms a wide fac
ing over the front. The sleeve.
a two piece coat model is fin
ished with Il straight cuff. The
pattern is cut IN 6 sizes: 81,
36. IS, 40. ~ and "a inches bust
measure. Ii requires ) Ia
yards of 27-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
4O4-Ladies Waist with Sleeve Ex-
tending to the Neck Edge. A
Unique and Becoming Style. A
very pretty model is here
shown. The waist portions are
cut with long shoulders form
ing caps over the sleeve that
extends to the neck edge. The
pattern is cut in ) sizes: 80,
36, 3S, 10 and AZ inches bust
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for trimming. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: 81. "a. Sc. 80.
40 and AZ inches bust measure.
1t requires 3 IA yards of So
inch material for the 36-inch
size.
l1355-PillOw Top. This dainty
conventional Daisy Design to
be worked in solid embroidery
makes a very pretty Pillow Top.
Stamped on Art Ticking -. 3Oc
Perforated Pattern of Ia of
the design special price. =. 15c
91O7-A New Top Garment. Ladies
Coat. This design comprises
some leading features of Fall
coat models. 1t has seams at
the back of the armseye, while
in front they extend to the
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Nir liefern eudJ Dir slin1trr :
81 biligsn prrifca. ;
SsNss1tSxxxaxxs11e

for this model. White linen
embroidered in b.ue or pink or
1 n self color would be equally
effective. The design is also
adapted to all wash fabrics, to
cashmere, henrietta, silk. wolfe
or albatrOs. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: g., 8. 10 and IL
years. 1t requires 4 yards of
36-inch material for an Swear
size.
9392-Ladies Apron. A Practical
Pleasing Model. This neat and
comfortable model may be made
of Bingham, percale, lawn. or
cambria. The bretelle por-
tons extend below. the belt
forming spacious pockets over
the skirt. The pGttern is cut
| II 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires ) 3-S yards
of 27-inch material for "a med
ium size.
l25l-CharminG Shirtwaist Set. This
is the most exquisite and at
tractive Ies an of any shirt
waists yet .hown. Suitable for
shadow. outline or solid EN-.
broidery. VIII appeal to any
woman who is just a little Bit
handy with the needle.
Stamped on 8 yards of
Union Linen .Sl.7S
Stamped on 3 yards of
Lawn LOO
Perforated Pattern. Is
Transfer Pattern. IL