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National-Ben Franklin Fire
Insurance Company.

Inc name and location of the company
National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance
20, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania; name OF
president Samuel Mcknight; name OF
secretary, H. NJ Schmitt
Inc amount OF It's capital
STOCK is 1880. ...........s !, 900, 900 90
stock paid UP is..-... 1000, 600 90
Ine amount OF It's assets Is. 3215,lsl o3
The amount Of It's liabilities
r. tuncluding capitaD Is. ISIS. $50 SO
Inc amount OF its income
during the preceding cal
TER endaT year ,.,...,-::........ 1.47o.s4s 81
ments during the preceding
.rSs calendar year ...-.-,-.... 1.4o1. io7 IL
curing the preceding call
ender year Nncluded in
foregoing item) .,, s7o ssa -,
The amount Of risks written
during the year 1o1 sa1 soa m
The amount OF risks In force '''' ~"
" ''e eno OF the year. net.275, 42e sss. 90
state OF Utah. office Of the cor,,,..,o
OF nsurance-ss.
/. Willard Done cornnoI,.to.
eurance OF the state of Utah. a. bt-.S,.
cer'iiJ that the above named insur, ros
company mas He'd in my Office A defansd
statement OF It's condition. from whisb
the foregoing statement has been pr.
pHreu; ana that the said company hns in
all other respects compiled wien ,ha is 80. 81
OF the state relating to insurance.
IN testimony whereof. 1 have hereun,o
set my hand and affixed .he seei ~ H.
Insurance. department this sth dav az
April. A. d 1912. -
WILLARD DONE.
'sesD Commissioner
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WANTED-MATp~

SIKOGK's EMPLOYMENT ~.
Hotel. restaurant and bo,n. AcRSd|
rr Heodouartcrs for issehrld
Is West End South. sepSrsn prsn
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2. q. o'DoNNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved to new To-
cation. 225-227 South West Temple st.
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o33s9
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Heavy Loss Of Life.

Twenty-one negroes are known to
have been drowned near Beloit. Great
loss of life is believed to have occurred
in the section between Beulah and Green
vile.
The towns OF Scott, Avoudale, Will
czinski. Winterville, Choctaw, Dun
leigh, Holly Knowe, Helm, Elizabeth,
Napanee. Stoneville and Leland are
several feet beneath water, the scantily
them marooned on the roofs of their
houses,
Calls for aid in the delta counties
north of Vicksburg are hourly grow
ing more urgent and $500 square miles
will be inundated.
The relief forces are working fever
jsbly to send out supplies before com
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Statesmen TO REPRESENT POPU-
lar price line OF laces and embroiderles
on commission basis for the state OF
Utah, Goldwater Bros. SIS Broadway
New York. b133e
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WANTED
WANTED-AGENTS

SOMETHING NEW; AGENTS MAKING
$40 to $40 per day. $50 So, W. Temple.
room III. b15lS
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u. S. Branch London Assur-
ance Corporation.

The name and location OF the company.
London Assurance corporation Lon
don. England: name or L. s. manager
Charles l., Case
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL a. 1912
WANTED

WANTED-MISCELL
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED;
Will pay you 1rst-class prtcoB. II: e.
Fisher & Co. 166 So. w. Temple. Bell
5171. Ind 964. e2bS
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Wakeling Insurance Agency
A.
eIephone 4420.

Synopsis OF the annual statement for the
year ending December 81. 1911,
OF the condition OF the
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GOOD LIVE AGENT. GOOD SELLING
article. big commission TO right party.
Apply after 9;3o Monday. 76 Continental
bank bldg. b23S5
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CARPENTER, JoBBINC
RUBBER sTAMPs, SEALS

sALT LAKE STAMP CO
DO w. Ord So. Phones 3o4 hs8
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AGENTS-LU AND GOLD
name plates. signs numbers: quick sell
ers; profits large. samples free Wright
Supply Co, Englewocd. III. b2255
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720 Boston Bldg,

Synopsis OF the annual statement for the
year ending December 81, 1911.
OF the condition OF the
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SCNBURST AND SIDE PLEATINC;
Mrs. NJ M. JenDens. sos East 3rd So
ST Bell phone Hyland 7s7-J. pie12
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FIVE YOUNG MEN WITH ~,
good wages. steady cEfd
chance TO learn telegrapSv ewFs3ll
Co. ". u
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
est work. please tr3 once. Phone soya
328 w. Let South. f4003
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YOUNG MAN WANTS JOE Us
or farm. Apply W-S. ITl9u
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass. rags, bottles, rubber. copper. etc
Utah Junk Co.. $40 so. 4th West. Phone
229. m1972
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WANTED
WANTED-SALESMEN.

advertising salesman. VIII pay
straight salary or salary and commission.
OF straight commission will also award
management Of local office when ability
is proven Address r. o, box 1l72, Los
Angeles. Cal. BLISS
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WILL SHIP CAR Fl. H GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one to Chicago and one to
Portland md ono to Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rates. Kmball Van
& Storage Co. 72 So Main. a2s0S
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TO TILE PI-lIIC


The Salt Lake Auction and Commits
sion House bogs To- inform the public
that buy and sell household furniture,
merchandise. etc. so " YOU want to buy
or sell, see me first at my salesroom |
have been a resident Of the state Of Utah
Tor 30 years. am property owner and
responsible Reference, National Bank
of the Republic
Auction sales at my storcroom No. "a
West 2nd South. twice week. Private
sales daily | carry q fine line OF furni-
ture at all times. Get my prices before
buying elsewhere. I buy for cash and
sell for cash. What is the answer?
G, f, Osterloh. Proprietor and Auc-
tloneer. First sale Monday, April 22.
Bell phone 2S2i-K. b2526
WEDNESDAY. 1890 A. NJ. AT NO 22s
South ilth East | will sell rooms Of
MIC" furniture. dressers. wardrobes. cost
go, glass front; folding bed. cost sT5.
Sold mahogany pnrlor set. cost $50: din
ing table. chairs. rockers. bookcase cost
800; rockers. DortiercS. lace curtains car
pets, rugs. linoleum. sewing machine gas
anu heating stoves. lawn mower, garden
nose and other useful articles irpn-Orass
beds that cost Sij each. springs mat
tresses, cotton and hair {. IT, OsterIch
Aucuoneer. b252s
MONDAY. APRI. 30. AT 81 WEST 2Nr
south. | will sell Il nice lot Of furniture
P,.ri pro s-eye manle MAHOGANY and ook
0ressers wArdrobes. chiff0nlcrs, dining
tables. china closet center tables. bufrnt
"ld"board. solid mnh0ganv parlor sets
leather couches. l"e'her-scat fumeh oak
rockers. down pillows. solid hrass bnds
box mattresses and other mattresses iron
springs. gas stoves. lot OF Administer
rugs stair Garnet linolcum steel range.
poriieres. lac" curtains. bedding etc
This l. a fine lot NJ goods. so II you want
nice goods attend this sale. room No -
West 2nd South. 5000 or expensive
furnishings. Sale starts at 1890. No
small junk here.
T. S.-If YOU have anything 10 sell
send " 10 my salesroom. | charge ~ per
cent for selling. 7 sell anything Room
No. 81 W. 2nd South
~ 1880 / will offer a K!mball concert
grand that cost $3.50 cash also an Ever
cit with mandolin attachment that cost
$3.50, II you want a good piano. cheap
bc here. At y. IN. ] will offer a S5On
stock Of cigars and tobacco. Dealers
puy your stock now and save money.
c. T.. Ostcrloh. Auctionecr b25e7
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gOOK STORES

WE BUY. SELL AND ss5t
books. 70. & N" BOOB XII
End South. Phone Wasatcn
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muuication is shut off. Vicksburg and
New Orleans are field centers for the
workers and thousands Of people are
donating clothing, money and food TO
be sent to the unfortunates. All trans
north of viclssburg will probably be tied
I'D tomorrow.
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KING.
PA e. 2nd So Both phones 81. b297
HCDDART FLORAL CO.. So so. MAIN
st. Phones 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1632
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PATENTS
pYoRPHEA sPEC1Au

DR.. ROBERT W. HALL; NJ
AND ORAL PHOFH
KEARNS BLDG.
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CLEANING AND Dfi

LAKE CLEANING CO.
2nd South. Bell 1926. Ind. -
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY Eon
Tribune. noaf'n
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synopsis OF the annual statement for the
| year ending December 81. 1911,
OF the condition OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

REPAIR AUTO TIRE PUNCTURE ONE
minute: agents free booklet. write us:
big seller Lawrence Speciality Co., Box
S-423. Petaluma Cal b22Ig
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLoYNES1~
Skilled and unsklllsd III A0ly
nished> 40 East 1st South Ifsn Ssn
nercia'. Bell phone 3ass ,nS eSsnst q
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FIRST CLASS sALEsMEN ~
for e high grade staple Inn aI
who can produce resuita w. 81
Write box 1717. Salt Lake es,ssa
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SECOND HAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR oIn
clothes and shoes. E. Green Rsn
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ND HAND GOODS BOUGHT Ann
Wasntch 1856. ne none
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Dubuque Fire and Marine In
surance Company.

Ire name and location OF the compaay
DUBUQUE Fire and Marine Insurance
nPanys dubuque, Iowa; name OF
president. John Elwanger name of
secretary. ". ]. Schuys
The amount OF its capital
STOCK is .:.-......,-s 200, ,o0n 90
me amount OF itz capital
STOCK paid up is...,..,.... 200. 600 90
rb aount OF i's assets ts.. 1853, i6s. 30
rs suhcindins eapitnl) Is. 1000. .ls1 SO
curing the preceding cal
Tss noaT spom1 year -; ;;.,.:'.;.....- 7ssf1:.u
meDts during the preceding
The ,nar an,arn year ';;:.-. 71s.s5S SIS
during the preceding tai-
encar year 0ncluded in
foregoing item) ..... 7es -, =,
The amount OF risks written
rs uu,'ns Ine year ...;..--.. 7s.2ie. s2i 90
az the end OF the yearllsslIa o., m
state Of Utah. office OF the commissioner
of insurance-ss.
willard Done. Commissioned or IN,
surance OF the state of Utah a, ha-.H,
certify that the above named Insurance
company has filed In my office a detailed
statement OF its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has hen mr..
pared. and that the said company hos 9,
AL other respects complied with The laws
oi the state relating TO Insurance.
IN testimony whereof / have hereunto
SET my hand and affixed the seal OF -nc
insurance department this Sth dav of
APRIL 4. d. 1912. -
WILLARD DONE.
tSeaD Commissioners.
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1000 RAILWAY MAIL C,ypvsS
ed, $50 e month; Salt Lals LlSs ~ WI
nation MAY 3th. CoachIng fly S'1 &
EIenSlin x Institute. Dept i.7.N
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OH
clothes. trunks, rsises, Send postal,
Daniels. sn Commercial st o3Is3
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synopsis OF the annual statement for the
year ending December 81, 1911.
o! the condition, OF Tho
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SKILLED AND UNsKUJVn =
ers furnished; also hotel hi, Ll| !!
West Temple, Wasatch 5ss s"e'p Y
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HAIR GOODS

Fin EST STOCK OF HAIR GOODS IN
''e cry H. Sasse, upstairs. 21s Main.
b2i9i
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YOU ARE WANTED FoP -
rnent job. $50 month. Ss,a W
list OF positions open. FrantHi, W
Dept. 1920, Rochester, n l'>
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FAMILY HOTEL,

c.,r -, - - ->->---~-~~~N-~-~~~~~-~~~~
sl-SLASS BOARD: NEAT. CLEAN
rooms, en- suite or single sta,,s, -.
inning wafer: reasonable, Temple Ho
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HEAVY Loss Of
LIFE BY FLOOD
IN SOUTHLAND
Score of Towns in Mississippi
Under Water and LeveeS
at GreenviIle Are in
Great Danger.
pr international News Service.

BY International News Service.
n rEW ORLEANS, April 2o--Har'
assed on all sides by the mighty
v Mississippi river, which at the
present time inundates twelve
prosperous villages in Mississippi near
Greenvillc, and handicapped by lack
of money and facilities with which 10
battle the water which is sweeping over
their very homes. the people of Green
Vile tonight have sent out countless
ges to every available source call
ing for aid.
4 communication received here to-
night says that at least 10000 persons
arc homeless and that many lives have
been lost. Some estimates place the
number of dead at 200. This, however:
cannot be confirmed, as news from the
flooded area practically is unobta'n-
able.
4 raging flood covers twenty square
miles in the vicinity. the water pouring
into two bayous and is expected to
reach the leveo at Greeuville before
morning.
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RESIDENT AGENT TO HANDLE OT'R
climax policies, $1,000. Accident policy
with $3.50 weekly benefit for 81 yearly
Health and accident policies for 81. S. and
$40 yearly. Largest commissions EX-
elusive territory. Assets 81. $50 900. CHI
max dept. Pacific Coast Casualty Co.
Newark. y. j. hl3i5
USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO BUILD
up n mail order business OF your own.
We help yon start for a share In profits:
p opportunities. Particulars free Nu-
tunl opportunities. Exchange dept. c.;
Buffalo. y. Y. blS4l
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NOTICE

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE | WILL,
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted for by my wife. Mrs. Effie Ernst.
&. a. ERNST
b255S
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statesmen
A BUSINESS OF YOUR

SADESMIJN
ESTABLISH A BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN WITHOUT CAPITAL
Our original plan OF selling groceries by
sample to farmers, stockmen, restaurants,
boarding houses and other largo Consum-
ers, enables energetic statesmen to estab
lish quickly A permanent business OF their
own yielding splendid income, Com
mission advanced. Semi monthly settle
ment. Goods sold subject TO trial EH-
pericnce not essential.
Write for particulars today giving ref
erences.
JOHN SEXTON & Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
LAKE & FRANKLIN SITS, CHICAGO.
b2263
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I NM SPENDING ABOUT SO TO GET
your name and send YOU a sample
cooker. but It's Il certain way to convince
you that the Ideal steam Cooker Is the
biggest seller on earth. Cooks and bakes
everything better than evar before with
out any attention whatever, and over one
burner, Saves time. lubor, money; does
away with cooking drudgery: pays Tor
itself, credit and exclusive territory; write
today, Prest. Toledo Cooker Co, Box
$50 Toledo O. b22ii
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COAL AND KINDI,TlJG

e. 4. DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
kihGins' loo E. Ath So. Both phones
m3Si4
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LIVERY STABLES

d.
M COY STABLE, CARRIAGES AND
hght livery horses bought and sold
Eoth phones ST. sou, ,.,
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Standard Accident Insurance
COMPANY.

The name and location OF the company,
Standard Accident Insurance com
pany. Detroit, Michigan. name of pres
ident. Lem w. Bowen; name Of sec
retary, T.. A. Leonard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

AGENTS - DEALERS - DON'T PAY
cash for everything: our superb letter
head designs procure credit everywhere
or money refunded; all lines; inexpensive
Box 1915, n. Y. b225T
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DANCING SCHOOL a. nsr
place-leasons o5c: prlvo,u ,uStoNl
daily; soclals Tuesdays Ts TSus sns
urdays- lisld's Union band rsdln r
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AcE
Tent First CongrcRatIooaHNCY llE
got you a position FREQ ~ - aeaurS
phones-1nd, 1866. Bell st9sS sSharEl
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LADIES AND MEMS HATS CLEANED
and rehlnckcd. Salt Lake Hat Factory
l66 West So. Temple. New spring STYLES,
bpiGo
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-04
HOLDEN IS ASP|RANT
FOR GOVERNOR
IN iowa i.
Corn Expert Well Known,
Here May Have Hard
Shedding in Fight

Prof. p. G. Holden Of Iowa, the ma
TONS corn expert who has become
we'll known in Grand Forks because
Of his visits here during the last two
years, when he attended the North
Dakota Corn and Clover convention,
is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor in Iowa. That
he may have hard shedding is the
word sent out by a Marshalltown,
Iowa; correspondent. and in the same
article there ts an interesting account
Of what Prof. Holden has done for
the state Of Iowa. The story follows:
"Prof. Perry Greeley Holden. NJ. g..
B. s., b. Phd., used citizen. However
much opinion may differ in Iowa az
to Prof. Holden's fitness or unfitness
to be the Republican nominee for
governor, none. IL they be truthful,
will deny his usefulness or seek to be-
little what his worth has been to the
state that adopted him. Generally
conceded to be the chief Of the ma.
tons corn experts. Holden has turn
eft the Hawkeye farmers, and for that
matter the farmers Of the entire
northwest.
THE teachers Platform in the
country school has ever been a step
ping stone from which budding &C.
MUS mas been wont to mount to Tame.
At such a starting point one finds Hol.
den when the Holden trail 10 picked
up and backtracked through twenty
odd years.
''It was in a little Michigan school
that Holden began to develop that
wisdom OF things agricultural that has
made him famous While he taught
q bevy Of Wolverine state youth the
rudiments Of learning. and worked on
a farm to pay his college dues, Hol-
den was laying tho foundation Of fu-
ture greatness. At that early date
Holden had caught the secret Of ped.
agogicai success. He found getting
the pupils interest wa synonymous
with starting that pupil In the hot
pursuit Of knowledge. ~,
This was but tho beginning OF &
long series Of years devoted to teach
ing agricultural subjects and puttine
the teachings into practice that de-
veioped Holden into q great special.
lot.
"fIe grew in the Michigan school
work and a few years later he, be.
came a county suDerintendent. This
superintendeucy broadened his held
and gave him the chance. to put In
force a system Of teaching agriculture
that was n of the first Of its kind.
1t proved 4 success, too.
Ten Years ut Ames..
Iowa got Holden from illinois. Be.
cause tha pgo1eG1oSGhap st' IeYL ststa
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-04
&c Date Muffin.

One-hf,a enb butter; 4 cut ueax.
1egg;; y cup milk; 2 eubs -four: ; fuei
Haspoonfn5 x G Baking Roude,: x
kasp0onfai salt; seant u pound daks.
Cream the butter, add the sugar and
the egg, beaten light. Slit topether
three times, the -four, baking powder
and salt; edd these to the first mixture,
alternately with the milk: beat
thoroughly and add the dates. stoned
and cut in pieces. To bake. have a
slow oven until the mullins double in
bulk, then increase heat to bake and
brown quickly. Mullins baked this wav
will be light, appetizing and more
easily digested.
This is only one of the many appeti,.
ing recipes found in the K e Cooks
The wonderful K G Cooks Book IA
substantially bound and printed nine
eolors, contains ninety tested and easilv-
made recipes by Mrs. Janet Mckenzie
HUI, Of the world famous Boston Cook-
Ing School Magazine.
You can secure . COPY FREE nv send.
ing the colored certificate packed in Is
cent cans Of K c Baking Powder to the
JAQuEs Mrc Co.. Chicago.
e sure to vxite usns sud addssas
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With turned over or straight cuffs.
The perfectly plain. or mannish shirt
waist is an exceedingly smart one and
much liked. especially by the young
girls. This one will be found appro-
PIRATE for cotton linen. wash silk,
flannel and all wasting materials. 1t
includes a collar Of the very latest
sort that is designed to be held to-
gether by means of links or by buttons
which are connected by heavy thread.
TIL sleeves can be finished with cuffs
to match or with straight ones, az
liked.
The waist is made with fronts and
back. There is a box plat at the CEN
ter through which the closing is made.
The sleeves abe in one piece each with
over-laps finishing the openings which
ever cuffs are made. The neckband
Is Joined to the neck edge and the
collar is adjusted ove it.
For the medium size will be required
, 3-S yards of material 81. 1 ga yards
36. ! 3-s yards a. inches wide.
The pattern. No. 1887. is cut in sizes
for misses of IA. 16 and Is years of
age. and will be mailed to n address
by the fashion department of this pa
per. on receipt of ten cents.