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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-18

result in great good to all the early
sown grain which is seeded on fall
blowing If the frost gets out before
the grain comes up! this p8ckfng
should be done at once. The packing
can be done after the grain is up,
tho it Is best to do it before.
This is the year to learn the les
son taught by the experience of the
last two years, spring plowed land
should be sub-surface packed at once
behind the plow and surface packed
Immediately behind the sub-surface
packer. Following the clod crrsher
or surface packer, a peg-tooth har-
row will do good work ahead of the
drill, if properly handled, using the
teeth slanted and we'll backward.
There should follow after the drill
heavy stone boat, float or packer to
pack the loose dirt firmly onto the
seed.
prevent the farmers from carefully
carrying out this kind of process
if they wish the biggest possible
crops.
After the wheat, barley and oats
are up few inches, use a weder or
a harrow to form a mclch whenever
the ground begins to dry out, crack
, or bake. This can be done until the
! grain begins to run up to head. Never
harrow grain when the surface Is
muddy or sticky.
| In the case of fax, conserve the
moisture in the ground before the
flax is seeded, by means of deep sub
surface packing, narrowing and by
-, planking or packing after the drill
In the case of this crop too much
| soil packing cannot be done if the
! work is done while the ground is in
good filth.
The root-blight of flax and of the
cereals leave a loose friable soil. They
cannot do so much damage in a we'll
compacted seed-bed.
| From the appearance of a couple
Of cartoons sent us by some Plaza
reader, we can only infer that the
Appeal to Reason will not suspend
publication. "The Appeal is dead.
Long live the Appeal
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-18
PACKING THE SOIL TO CONSERVE
MOISTURE AND TO CONTROL
ROOT DISEASES
(By H. l.. Bolley.-

have noticed the apparent fine
condition in which the seeding opera
tons have started Immediately foi.
lowing the disappearance of the snow.
In looking at the work, one feature
impressed me greatly. In very many
cases the fall plowed land was plowed
just preceding the first heavy frost
o. winter. 1t had not time to settle
and no packing was done upon it fol-
lowing the blowing
Much wheat has been seeded while
the frost was still in the fall plowed
land, the ice coming near to the sur.
face. The farmers have narrowed
this land until it looks like a nice
garden patch. The seed has been
placed in the ground in apparently
fine condition. The ice, however, did
not allow the unsettled soil to be
packed down by the narrowing opera
ton. The harrow only made a nice
appearing surface. The seed so placed
in close to the moisture, due to the
melting ice, will start Immediately
and give fine appearance.
However, when the frost goes out,
such fall plowed land will be lon
loose and poorly packed under the
seed. Unless heavy rains follow in
the spring, the top soil will be poorly
connected with the subso1I.
1t is my belief that heavy roller
Or packer should be run over such
fields as soon as the frost is out
down to the bottom of the furrow
slice. I believe that such packing by
surface packer or clod crusher will
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-18
AROUND THE STATF:

Bismarck isn't as dead a town as
she used to be before Sam Clark
started his .Jim-Jam-Jems. During the
first three months of the year there
were only 10 deaths, and strange to
say, Clark isn't included in the list
while during the corresponding
months year ago, the death list to.
tailed 81.
An attempt was made to burn the
Sheldon opera house. Several gal
Ions of kerosene had been poured on
the floor and ignited. When discov,
cred the fire had made considerable
Roadway.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Dahle of Carpio.
Bismarck is planning on a half mil
| lion dollars worth of improvements
| this year.
The fight for secretary OF state be-
tween Tom Hall and Capt. Henry 10 a
good one. Two more popular men
could hardly have been picked in the
state. ...
1t is reported that the proposed con-
solidation of the two Fargo dallies IS
off and that a good sized law suit will
be the result.
Fifteen hundred acres of potatoes IN
the immediate vicinity of Berthold
| will be grown this year. L.. r. Col
vert, w. J. Roberts and J. P. Porter
raised 15.OoO bushels together last
year, or a total of thirty carloads.
These were mostly shipped to Kansas
City, netting them from 80 cents 10
$1.O5 per bushel. The potato grow
ers do not raise potatoes on the same
ground each year, but use the potato
ground fol. growing wheat, max or
some other crop. One farmer raised
twenty bushels Of fax to the acre on
potato ground.
The breach of promise suit brought
against J. A. Peterson, prominent
Ryder merchant, has been settled
Miss Hannah Oren had secured yer.
dict for $1,000. The settlement WAS
brought about BY F. M. Stewart Of
Minneapolis.
Geo. Jnrgens of Granville has just
threshed 200 acres Of fax that lay
under the snow ell winter. II aver.
aged ten bushels to the acre, graded
No. and sold for $3.50 . bushel.
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and Mrs. Frank Lade prominent res-

and Mrs. Frank Lade, prominent resL
idents of North Prairie. The BRIDE
groom was Mr.. Rudolph Grimm, a
prosperous young farmer from Ber-
gen, N. d. Miss Helena Lade and
Miss Martha REM were the brides
maids and the groom's attendants
were Mr.. Emil Lade and Mr.. Paul
GEM. The Rev. Mr.. Huetmier of
Sawyer read the service. ~.
The bride was lovely in gown of
pale blue chiffon taffeta silk, made
with a front panel of pin tlcks and
lilet lace. wreath of orange bios
SONS crowned her dark hair and he'd
in place the long silk veil of flmy
net. Her ornament was a pendant
watch and chain, the gift of the
groom.
The bridesmaids wore white lin.
gerie gowns. Miss Lade was daintily
attired in dotted Swiss and Valencien-
mes lace. Miss Renz's dress was of
exquisite embroidered null. During
the impressive ring service Mrs. Huet-
meier softly played several hymns,
which the relatives and friends, as
sembled to witness the event, joined
in singing
After the ceremony the guests drove
to the home Of the brides parents,
where the wedding dinner was serv.
ed. This was as delicious as it was
bountiful. The long tables spread
with every imaginable dainty and dec
Grated by wonderful wedding cake
were eloquent tributes to the culinary
skill of Mrs. Lade and her charming
daughters.
The afternoon was spent in pleas
ant fashion-stores, songs. tests and
happy laughter sped the time away
until supper, another delectable re-
past was served. Then dancing and
music were INDUCED in until the morn
ing dawned.
Mr.. Paul GEM Was the violinist. Mr.
Herman Schimmelpfennig and MT.
George Hoelscher sang several duets,
and a chorus of male voices joined in
singing the songs of the Fatherland
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. REM and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
IIeinze and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lade and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Elk
mier and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Schim
melpfennig and family, Messrs. Frank
Lade, Chas. More Oscar Henze Geo
Hoelscher, August HoelsCher. and
Paul GEM. The out of town guests
were: Rev. and Mrs. Huetmier of Saw
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Werner and
family of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Grimm and family of Bergen
and Mr. Richard Grimm and daughter
of Bergen.
After several days of visiting among
relatives and friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Grimm will leave for Bergen, where
Mr.. Grimm has large farm a few
miles from town.
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PRETTY WEDDING
IN THE COUNTRY

A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized at the German Lutheran
church. eleven miles northwest from
.sown, at half past ten o'clock Thurs
day morning, April Ii, 1912. The
bride was Miss Martha Lade, the beau
tiful and charming daughter OF Mr..
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0eneral'Ea nSamtt.
Stfi5ieile amsaben iiber Sersebums
I 'pun SanSereien, Gimnabmen uno
Nnssaben inn lctten
Sisfaliabr.

Sas 8eneralz 9anbamt bat nad
otfi3ieaer Iusabe fir bas nit S,ili
abgelaufene Sistaliabr eineu Rettoz
lleberibuB bon $5.399.35 an Der.
5eidnen. SeimitdtteIider erlpar6en
pdbreno bes Sabres Yafente fir s.
S11.94S Nder 9ano. Gommifdr
Bennett ipiro in ieinem Sabresberiebte
conltatiren, oaB bas 2nnbamt fir
~pertaufte offentlide 9dnSereien nnS
ans allen anberen QueQen S9,973,s
O4S eingenommen bat ODER Sf,116,s
$50 ipeniger als i'm 8oriabre. Sic
@elammts AuSsaben unb @er6inbIits
feiten ~betrugen $3.573, 1893. 8Gbz
reno bes Sabres nuroen 14514,6S9
afer Dffentliter unb Snbianer>0dn
oereien belegt unb fiir 10.135,475
WIDER lpuroen Satente ailseeiteIt. cine
Nbnabme bon reip. 3.064,411 uno
2.137.O2O i'm Sersle;6 gum gors
iabre.
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aeetpsf'Sreimarfen
Anfertismns berielben sunn 0Jebraudb
pom 1. Sanuar 1913 an
I'm 0anse.

General . Yoitmeijter Sithcod .bai
arrangements getroffeu fir bie Ser
1teilun9 bon 3tpolf perihiebeneu
Serien bon Sreimarfen fir Den aus
fhlie6liden 8ebraud beim Gerimoi
bon Yafeten onrh Die neue 9atetpoit,
Nab Dem be5iigliden. fiirslid, BON
eon9reB angenommenen @eieb fonnen
eeipobnlid,e 8riefmarfen fir bieien
Siped ni6t sebrauht merhen. Die
Eatetpolt : Sreimarten peroen aroSer
iein als bic 9efp6bnliden 8rieimarfen
iino an Sarbe unb Seihnun9 bon Den
leeteren 10 perihieben Iein, haS cine
fredericksburg nift moglid lit. Sic
neien Warfen iperben IN brei Serieu
bon Seidnuneen nlisaeiiibrt. 9ie
erlte Serie pirS Die mooernen Wetboz
ben oes TRANSPORTS bon Bolt iGuz
itriren; cine @arfe miro einen gpIts
hagen an einem 8abn5ua seiaen; Elm
anoerer einen Granddaughter; einc
brittle ein Glltomobil, pie es iebt inn
Yoitoienlt sebrau6t pirb; cine pierte
miro ben Gerfanbt bon Bolt per sleros
plan i~uuitriren.
Die 3eidmuna Ser 5lpeiten Serie
ipirS erieben laiIen: Die bier 9rpben
&laNen bon Recommendation in i6rer
9bGti9feit: Yoits Glerts, @ileubobns
Yoitclerfs. itdotii6e 9~rieitrdaer rnS
ldnelite 8rieftrdaer. Sic picrtc
Serie: bier Sdenen aus Snbuitrien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15
Was 0snuernemr tpiIfsm in
Omaha psripraeb.
er itelt bic Giniesuns zines Arbeits-
Separtements in NnSiiht nnb mill
fur Grbaltums Der Sbattraft ses
scmeinen Wannes wirfen.

q nj q b a. Hebr. - Sen rieiioeu
NrbeiterIdaaren. Dor pclden Sou
oerneur &ooorom @ilion bier on
o. Oftober iprnd. CAB Der ocmofros
ftlcbe Sannertrd9er bas IcrIpred,cn,
paB er I'M Sale ieiuer @ripdbliina
gum Trdiioentep in iein aubinett
sinen Irbeitsmirtiirer einreiben iperbe.
Als Serr @ilion Ole ouf oas BRO
gramm 9eieeten Nniprad)en in Den
Sdiabtbaus Siitriften belt. prlrbe
TIM cine gan6 groBnrtige Mufnabnc
3u Sbeil nnb feline NeuBerinecn iplrrs
Den bdiifis bon ftiirniidem SeifaI
unterbroden.
LILLE Sarteien". iaate ser @ollpers
ileur, .peripreden Jest ole GinIesuna
eines Irbeitss SepartcmentS, obcr Der
oeinofratiihe 9ongreB bat 6creits cine
entiprehenpe Bill angenommen lnb
Is ut fpabri6einlih. baB Die Scmos
traten I'M Senat in scr ndditeu
Sellion inter Dem 9ciitanbe Der pro-
greItpen Senatpren Ole 9iQ 5,rm @es
les erbeben iperben, 10 @ab Der ndd,ite
Yrd,toent idou eiuen notwithstanding
gu ieinen Seratbern 5dblen lpire.~
Sm ipeiteren Serlnuf ieiner Mehc
lprad Der @onpcrneur barber, baS
%angenpmmen ipcrbcn ioQten,
nm niisreihcnoeren Shub fir Ncus
lhenlebcn 81 9~elpdbreu. unb befiirs
luortete cine Serfiir6un9 Ger Nrbeitss
5eit nno anocre Wittcl unb @c9e. nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15
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) ,forj
each pattern. excepting embroidery|
patterns, which will be sold az
prices as given with description.
write name and address plainly
and be sure to state numbers and
sizes of patterns desired. Remem..
Der that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Use coupon below.
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Wer RiIit

Wir ,l%lnterbreiten mnIeren 9eieru
folgenbes Shreiben our aefl. De-
ahtin9. gs ipri6t fir iib ie(bIt.
Buffalo. 8poming.
I'M Sftpber 1912.
0eebrter Serr!
Sd eriu6e Sic Srinsenb. einen
Iufrnf al ale 2eier bieier 3eitlma
er9eben 5n laiien. nm llntcritiibum9
ineiner arinen Iiiiion. y8enn irgcnS
cir Yrieiter ODER Dtiiiionar Inter
tnibilnB unb pilfe bralidt, 10 bin
ih cs. Sie 8emeinbe Buffalo. @no..
init ibren Miiiionen lit oirdh Die giads
|ldiligfeit unb bas idledte 8eiIpiel
meiner S~prgdnger 10 be~runteraefoms
men. Dab es ieBt ihperer lit. lie pies
Der nlt5ubauen, ais cine Seibens
Miiiion in afrifa 81 iibernebmen.
Nlo ib Infdngs lebten Wonats bier
anfum, iab es 9eraoeSu erbGrmlid,
aus. Die balb5erfallene Stride aleidt
eiiem Silbnerltall. @S feblt LIBERAL;
ib babe faum baS HotbpenbiaIte, nm
8%ottesoicnit balten 5u f0nnen. Die
&trd,e muB nptbuenbi9 reitauriert
ipernen, bepor Der @inter fommt, aber
iuober @elo nebmen. @e6aIt mnb
&e6itipeneien befomme ih uobl bieies
Sabr nidt m,ebr. @orlduiio barf id
bon @elo gar nid)t ipred5en, ionit
bleiben bic Yaar nod meg. gs iinS
Ffaum nod fiinf3ebn Samilien, bie aur
Stride tommen; Die ll%ebrigen bIeiben
porldufig gang iuee, iuesen Der Neraers
|niNc Der lebten 5tpei ober brei Sabre.
gSeun i1 feline Silie erbalte bon aus
ndrts. 10 1T biele @emeinbe perloreu.
|S6 ielbit bin arm. erit furse Seit in
INmerifa. alio abIolut aiif frcmbe
6ilfc anaeipieien. Ser bohlp' tie Serr
gr5biicbof bon Dubuque. friiberer 9is
Idpf bon GbeDeunc, meib redt gut.
|tpic armieIie mnb tralris es bier
lnuSiiebt.
Mit Grlaubnib nnIeres 6odbip'it item
6errl 8iihofs Wc@opern. Der sur
f8ett i'm Soipital in Smaba tranf 1T.
|habc i'd mid entidloiieu. auf bieiem
|gSe9e ollie Su iuhen,
Sesbalb bite i'd Sic modmals
.|erin9eno, einen Silierui in Sbr pers
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Gin RsteI tiir 1stnSer.

Sor air5em lit in 9onbom Elm
ei9enartigeS llnteruebmen in's Qeben
getreten. bas MIR in ensli1hen Ser
1altnilen moglih lit: elm Sotel fir
aiiioer. Die ensliihe Rutier iibers
iaBt Ole Yfle9e nnS er5iebuna ibrer
Hlnoer bis Gum nennten ober 5e6nten
sabre fait nnumibrdnft elmer Nurie.
Wenm bas Gbepaar i'm Spmmer bers
rcilt, bletbt Die Nilrle beim ainbe:
ans oteIer @~eipcbnbeit heraus ents
itano Die Sbee fin bas ainbers Sotel.
9ier tonnen iunse @bepaare i6re
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Jsnrmalistsns AMI bsber See.

Bic n~eheire 6rpBe 5ageSSeituna
bas YGunurb S1ilp Bulletin, miro
fortan nid)t mebr ais flcines Sldtthe,,
NIT ben lpidltisiten ,&arconi Sepes
lfen. 'pnpcrn ais pirtlidc5 arpses
Sageblatt eridleiuen. yin Sorb Scr
ySuiitania" eridicn bieieS 9lutt
ipdbreno Der san5en 8ciie iibcr ben
S5ean tdsli6 IN eiuem llmfana bis
5t 16 Seiten unb bracbtc ale 4ads
ridten, Die ibm aus Der aan5en 8elt
NIT 9illfe DER brabtloien Selegrapbie
3ugegdn9en lparcn. Sic Shiiisz
pahagiere Tdloen bdrin Die politGns
pi9en Sport uno 8cnnbcrihtc. ein>
geberhe Sprlcuz EptiScu nnn oQc be-
pentenocn 8clterci9ni1c; lie entbiclz
ten aud cine illuitrierte Seite, Sbeaz
ter Noti3en; leitenbe Nrtitel iiber
I%usipanocrer Der @eieaihait unn
6euilletons b%etannter Nutoren. Sos
.ennare Sailp bulletin. bas bel Den
Taltngieren Der .Smiitania" natiirlih
einen 9ldn'eneen @rfol9 bate. loQ in
bieler 9roBcu Sorm in ,3ufunft nuf
allen Sampfcrn Der Clinic. Die auf Dem
Wornatlantiifen S5eau iabren, err
iheinen.
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At the waistline the fulness is
held to position by a belt. The
sleeves are of the bishop style
and finished with a band cuff.
The pattern is crt in 6 sizes: 30,
"a, SO, 38, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. II requires 4 Ia
yards of 27-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
93Sl-A Most Desirable, Comfort
able Model. Child's Drawers.
In spite of the many bargains
in underwear, practical moth
ers and home dressmakers
often prefer to make these gar
ments for their little ones, thus
insuring more comfort, durabil-
ity, and choice of material and
finish. The pattern here shown
is suitable for cambria. can
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

&inSer auf 8o6en ober Ionatc
%llriterbrinsen nit Der @elpiBbeit elmer
%ioreiamen. ia6gemdBeu ulo fadmdns
ntldben Yflese. 9as Sauptperionol
beitebt aus ghuries unS Yebienuuo,
tlinf3is groBe belle bpsienii6e GGinie
lteben ben fleinen @diten slir Ser
fiignng. Die &abl5eiten fperben aes
meiniam 9enommen; Der GIou abcr
1T Der mdGti9e belle Spieliaol, in
Dem ale eroenfliben Irten BON
Spiel5ellgen bereitliesen. @rme Sim
Der. Die teine Rama tenneni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

the skirt were also of white.
The coat is semi-ifted and has
a two piece sleeve. The skirt
Is a six gore model. II is cut
in ) sizes: %, "a, rs, % and
80 inches waist measure. The
Jacket is cut in ) sizes: "a,
36, 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t will require 8
yards of 40-inch material 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 pattern.
309-A Neat Work Apron. No
woman can have too many of
these useful work aprons that
cover the whole dress. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

Dem 9e%mcinen Iann feline Sbattrnft
jn erbdlten. .Sn Wew Seriep", iebte
@err &ilion bin5u. ,babc ih aui
elmer Elatform ranbibtrt, weldpe oieie
Stnge IN Nnsii6t iteltc, uno i'd, irene
mid, iasen 81 fonnen, Saf mir eiu
jeses @eripredben, melheS mir ne
seaen, aud sur Susfibruns sebra6t
baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

ipelhe Die S|auptauellen bon Yrooufs
ten iuilltriren. Die pabrideinlidJ in
9roBer Nusoebuung nusidlieBlid per
SatetpoIt perianbt werpeu fuerben.
Sie YafetsS oitmarfen iperoen bis
sum l. Se5ember sur &ertbeiluna
1erti9 lein, Samit Die 10000 Yolts
arnter oes SanbeS nit b~euielben per>
leben iino, ebe rus nelle @eieb am 1.
Sciluar 1913 in Strait tritt.
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The pattern is cut in 5 sizes:
81, So, 38, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. The skirt is cut
in 5 sizes: 20, "a, 26, rs and
30 inches waist measure. 1t
will require 8 IL yards of 81
inch material for the entire
dress 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 pattern.
9228-9179-A Stylish Coat Suit.
Composed of Ladies' Jacket
1929 and Ladies' Skirt 9I79.
Serge in the new shade of blue
was used for this suit, with
facing on revers and collar of
white. The plated inserts on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

der ais Der SaiiptihnIoiac ermittelt
wuroe, iiloem er insgebeim eiren
groBen 6onba BON id,orien Iotro,
nen angeionmelt batte, lit 81, pier
@odlen @ei1nguib perrltbeilt NOR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

Den. @duptmmnn .. Shlihting, DER
9bef Der 8. a%pmpagnie. bat Staben.
arreIt fiir Ole Suller elmer ISOLDE or.
holtell, neil er es an Ger n6tbiaet
%enuflldltiglm9 bat fcblen loiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

tbes Slatt cinriiden 5u ipollen. Gin
9elautene 8aben tpole man, bite. an
unleren bohp' item giidpi ober an
mid ienoen. Sm Soralis berslih
oanteno. 5eidnet nit por3ieIi6cr
9odadtuns. Sbf
Gep. Sribolin SuessIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-15

usual apron materials, such as
percafe, linen, gingham, cam
brio and Holland are all suit
able for the making. The front
is in Princess effect and the
side bretelles over the shoul.
der are always becoming. The
pattern is cut in 8 sizes: Small.
medium and large. 1t requires
8 IL yards of 36-inch material
for the medium size.
'SS5-Ladies' Dressing Sack. Grace.
Simplicity and Comfort Com
bined. Cotton crepe was used
to make this model, which is
also suited to flannel, silk or
wash fabrics. The back is
semi-itting. The fronts are
loose and laid in broad plaits
that are stitched to yoke depth.
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SaS arie9Saeriht IN @otsSom bat
ore 9eldlnmte 8. &ompagnie oes 1.
@aroe.Hegiments si SuB. melde i'm
lesten 8aiierpreis- SdieBcn bel Der
Serlpenolnia maiienbait geitoblener
ld)arrer Fatronen attrapirt poroen
mar. 81 orei Soaen @ittelarrclt
oerurtbeilt.
SeTrelte mo llntcroiii5iere la.
ben boberc Straien erbolten. Der
observation-disclosures $uttenber9, mel.
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III biliisem 3Breirtn.

ton flannel, domet, muslin or
nainsook. II is cut in 9 sizes:
L, z, g., 4, ), s, Z, 8 and 8
years. 1t requires yard Of
56-inch material for a 4-year
size.
9l2O-A MOdish Design in a Frock
for Mothers Girl. Girls Dress
with Vest Effect. Plain sery.
iceable serge. henrietta, or
heavy weight wash fabrics.
likewise silk or velvet NAV he
used for this model. The fronts
are crossed over a vest that
may be embroidered or made
OF contrasting material. Tho
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8.
IN and IL years. 1t requires
s 3-8 yards Of 44-inch material
for the Swear size.
91O6-A New Skirt Model. Ladies,x
Five Gore Skirt to be Closed
al the Side Front. or in the
Back. The front of this de-s
sign is shaped most effectiyely.2
and may be trimmed withS
fancy buttons or braid at that
part. The panel back has.
plated extensions, above which&
1t is stitched in tuck effect.{
The pattern is cut in 5 sizes :
Y, "a, 26, % and 80 inchesk
waist measure. 1t requires 81
Sd yards of 44-inch materiala
for the 24-inch size.
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Die 9uriset felbt! {
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1510-Shirt Waist Set. The design
here illustrated is one of the
most popular this season. II
"a be executed in eyelet and
solid embroidery or, if desired,
beading now SO popular may
be introduced.
Stamped on 2 IL yards
Pure Impored White
Linen .SZ.Z0
Stamped on 2 IL yards
Fine White Dr. Ecru
Linen l.S0
Stamped on 2 yards of 49,
inch Fine White Lawn
or NainsOok. ........ Ito
Stamped on 2 1.2 yards
Heavy White Butcher
Cloth Ito
Perforated Pattern......., rs
199-An Artistic Pillow Top. A
Design for Solid Embroidery.
Size 18x18 inches.
Perforated Pattern. $500. Csc
Design stamped on Art
ClOtn .25c
Transfer Pattern. loo
~525-526-527 - Floral Designs for
Turnover Collars.
Stamped on Linen 49,. .15c each
Stamped on Lawn. .12c each
Sta on Pure
Linen Zoe each
Perforated Pattern. 49,. 1Oc each
WS5-A New Design. Ladies' Shirt
Waist with Under-Arm Gore
and with or without Yoka Fac
ing. This model will recon-
mend itself to all women who
like their shirt waists to fit
snug and comfortable. 1t is
cut on simple lines, has the
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s.- ..+HH.H.H VII
regulation shirt sleeve, and is
suitable for all shirtings. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 81,
"a, So, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires 3 yards
of 27-inch material for the So
inch size.
9lS5.91S3 T~astefully Designed
Dress. Composed of Ladies'
Waist Pattern 9185 and Ladies'
Skirt Pattern 1888. Brown and
white plaid bingham. with fac
ings of brown chambrey and
tucker of net, was used for
this model. The skirt is fin
ished with shaped side cores,
and front and back panels.
The waist is tucked over front,
back and sleeve portions, and
is closed at the centre back.