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Evening star., 1914-01-17

height in Cologne and Dusseldorf.
known as the Park city of Europe. Is
figty-six feet six inches. Munich draws
the line at a building having a ground
floor and four stories. In London. in n
street less than Atty feet wide. all
buildings are limited in height to the
width of the street. In wider streets
the height is eighty feet Paris does
not permit height greater than sixty
Ave feet. and in Rome the limit OF
height is set at seventyeight feet SIX
inches.
Evening star., 1914-01-17
Quarters of Harris & Shafer, Jewel
ers, Sold to Louis
Mandes.

Soterios Nicholson. Union Trust build
ing, reports the purchase for his client,
Louis Mandes. proprietor of the White
Palace Lunch Room. at 14l1 G street
northwest, of Lot A, square 3.222 known as
11l3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
This property is now occupied by Harris
& Shafer. jewellers. and was owned by
Evening star., 1914-01-17
TO BUILD CLUBHOUSE.
Architects Complete Plans for New
Montgomery County Organization.

Clarke Waggaman and ]. Henri de ST.
bour, architects have completed plans
for handsome clubhouse for the Mont
gomery Country Club, to be erected upon
the property recently acquired by the
organization at Bradley Hills
The clubhouse is to be built on a one
Evening star., 1914-01-17
TO BUILD new HOUSES
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
Twelve Acres of Old Moreland Es-
tate to Be Utilized by Muir
ray Brothers.

Louis r. Shoemaker, in conjunction
with Edgar Turner of the formers office,
has taken a deposit on a sale of twelve
acres of land on the Rock Creek Ford
road. east of Chevy Chase and between
that subdivision and Rock Creek Park.
The proposed purchasers are Andrew and
C. c. Murray and the figure in the trans
, action is said to be $4,000, on a basis of
s1.50o an acre. the owner taking in part
payment a lot near Columbia road and
the Avenue of the Presidents.
1t is expected that the transaction will
be completed in a few days. This prop
erty has high altitude. and is very near
the junction of the Military road and
Rock Creek Ford road, not more than a
quarter of a mile from Rock Creek Park.
The suburban home of the late Gen. Cor
bin is nearby
Evening star., 1914-01-17

the Lutz estate The owners were rep
resented in the sale by Andrew B. DuvaI
The purchase price is said to have been
been made for the building The lease
now existing on the building has three
years to run and at the end Of that time
it is stated to be Mr. Mandes' intention
to open at this location a lunchroom,
his idea being to put about $4,000 worth
of improvements on the property to fit
it for his purpose.
Evening star., 1914-01-17
Dense.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Where is the center of population
around here?"
Il don't understand you, mister
Where is the population densest?'
Dunno what you mean"
Il guess the population is densest
right here opined the stranger, and
he drove off
Evening star., 1914-01-17
Part of Moreland Estate.

The property is a portion of the old
Moreland estate. upon which Enoch and
William Moreland have resided for the
last seventy-five years. 1t is the first
sale that has been made of this portion
of the Moreland tract in almost 100 years,
the property having been owned by the
father of Enoch and William Moreland
who acquired it early in the history OF
the<District of Columbia.
Andrew ana e. c. Murray. the purchas-
ers. intend to construct two high-class
suburban homes on the property, which
are expected to add to the attractiveness
of this section of the District There are
thirty-five acres of the Moreland tract
remaining, which the. owners intend to
hold. Upon the remaining tract is the
old colonial family homestead.
Evening star., 1914-01-17
Alike.

From the Buffalo Express. t..-..
DO you think that the biz fortunes
may contaminated"
We'll. / have known cases in which
both the money and the heir became
ldissipated.' remarked the professor.
Evening star., 1914-01-17
Bungalows Detached Houses
Observation-Disclosures

We detached house and suburban specialists Purchasers
large choose consult Owners
wishing to sell quickly list with Our dis
posal
Evening star., 1914-01-17
NEW TILE BEING MADE,
CEMENT CONSTRUCTION
Machine That Turns It Out One of
the Few Really Auto
matte Ones.

While the manufacturers of burned
clay products have been developing
their hollow structural tile. the con-
crete men have not been asleep. Now
adays all recognize the value of hollow
air spaces in building walls. Hollow
concrete blocks have made use of the
principle. and the clay tile developed
it still further, And now we have the
cement construction tile, which pos
sesses all the advantages of the clay
product and some more besides. Also
it is claimed the price is very much
more reasonable.
That these cement construction tile
are by no means an. experiment is
shown by the great variety of uses to
which they have already been put. One
of the finest residences in Cleveland is
now finished, and is very beautiful
substantial structure. Something like
$4,000 cement construction tile were
used in it's erection. Three sizes of tile
were used: by, 8 by f2 inches, by Il
by l. inches and by 16 by II inches.
Outside Cement Finish.
The outside of the building was fin
ished with cement plaster, and the in
side with hard wall plaster, applied di-
rectly to the tiles.
The machine that turns out these
cement tiles il; truly wonderful ma
chine. 1t produces twenty tile per min
ute. This is one of the few really auto
matte cement product machines.
1t is certain that the houses. barns,
store buildings and factories con-
vantages that are bound to make the
cement construction tile a popular and
standard building material in the
course Of time.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
DclsaHe's @efansemmahns

(@prreiponbeu6 Der ~IN, YrcB"
Ser 5obn oes @tiuiiters 9elcaiic lit
betunntlih o Sturgeon BEN Seutidlei
nis @efdngener in Die S>dHoe geia(ieu.
@iM sc tcppitbricf beridtet iihcr ole
@efnngrnnohtne mttcr Nnoerem
foIgeubeS: .@u Ncinem Morgcu rift
cine nus hrei WMm ~bciteheiloe aupuls
lerie Rntroniae III cine an bcr @ioaS
aeleoene fransoiiihe Crtidlait elm. nm
ieit3ufcllen Oh lie pom Sento beiest
lei. Eie brti &uuu hutten tullnl noS
ShnlbaltS beireten, ais Der Nilbrcr
SufGlig aus Dem Scniter unp cine
stlen Sehn Wunn itarfc ~irunS1iiide
1atrodiue hcrantrdbem. lab. Sic
Nentid,en eroffnettn bon ben Sen
ltern Der SdnIe aus Elm ocrariig
pirtiameS Sellcr ouf bic nihtSabncns
beu ieinolidcn Heiterl eus nht iiclcn
hRe Die iibriSeni in Iddrfitem @ilopp
nos Weite iidNten, lluicr ben Eers
pilreetcu falto man eiueu' llutcrs
l%eutnant. Den Siibrer Der irau5os
ID. EtIFHm LsEr fF al INg.H.f F..reE.t Er.s|Ht"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
Brief ans 0entisplamS.

NJ riiif. Nrn 40 Ernt

Netlle. Den 80. Gent. N.
Mtin lic6tr 0r. Gbcf Acbattcur!
SAP Sic in oicicn %odcn, in pcrcu
oeutidc 5reuc mo &ruit ocu &c
lpaltiglteu aampi beitebt. Den Die %Selt
ie 9eiebeu. paB Sic III SIREN 3eitm
gen cnglilher Niebertrndt-tmo Sii9e
Die 3Gbne reiBcn merbcu. boppn bin
ih bon Nnfu1g on iiberseuNt qciucien.
Vas Der cuAliide anbcl nm Die pus
ourf bcoienteu 3eitltngcu ilbcr bent
ihe Nieperlagen unb 0ircncltboten be
ridlteten, ipur uub iii crlugcn bis oui
zen bentiacn Sna. Su8 pieicr aricG
lpie icbet adhere. nllh icine Sdrteu
bat. triift mht ole bettidm Armern.
iOnpcrn DE Ole nit faitcr Seredmmg
bleie SinQc acknowledgements, linn
HuS lpur @nalusb-on critcr Stellc.
Sns BON ieber pcriioc Ml6ion lbnbeu
Die Srldnpcr pirtlih icbon ibrc @cs
ld,ihtc peraellen z y glnubte Den Sug
%acfpnuen, mn Die uubeauemen @ors
firrenten nieoer6uidSageu. NpSior
pitcr unb Iliatcn gulcS iollte NIT
helfcr. Sber cS bat iih pcrrehnet;
lie Vile pcrocm uIf @rnnit heiBen. ~
llnicre Nlislfd,tcu maren liuA3 lino
~alInSenn -- S~rauSoicn. Gnellupcr,
Hullen iinb ihou pcrihiepcuIlih 10
biuti9 gcihIa8eu, raB ibr SicgcSs
L " . HN#H. NIaNN b
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
peniisnars Onfet sans.

@ afbin atom :. 6 Tah
Seriht peS ScuiionSs SomuMinGrs hn
ben Sic Yer. Staateu IN Dem ON 80.
Snni -. s., becnoeten Siatalinhr an
Yeniioneu I'M @nn6en $172417,456
a%llsbc5ablt. sceen S174,171,66 i'm
SnLre 1913, in peldeul Sabre ole
9r6bfc Sunuue iiir Yeuiiouen be5oblt
murbe. &ie Der Scniipuss Gpm
miiiqr nber cunltntirt. iii per Sobe
pulitt ser EeuiipnS NusGdben MIN
mebr errcidt uub cine iprtitrcitenpe
Nbuabmc eerlclbeu ji erlparten. Sm
Udn5en babelI Die Ger. Staateu pom
Sabre 1850 an bis ieet NIB Gins
ihlieblih pes SabreS 1911 S4,633,
511.926 fir Yenlioncn ,nuS6e6abIt.
Sm Sabre 1914 mar on @eiamnrt6obl
Der IenHmtGrc ultr alqiien 7s5. $50,
0c9eu S20,272 i'm Subre 1918; oie
Der Ycniondrc beS &iirnertriepes mar
72S,l29, sesen 726,439 i'm Sabre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
ssricj ats Sens 81. ganne.

Scrufatem. 9. sept. IA
@ertbcr @err 2arbsnram! Sd bite
I'm @utidlnlbi9ung. baB ih 10 lauge
gciunrtct babe. nm Shncn 5u idrcibeu.
Sd bin Wiittc Suli bon &nrnuce auf
Die Snicl Gppcrn abSerciit, inubte abcr
i'll Snifn, an @crge Aarmel. fin ciui9e
@pdcn %~itnppen~, On id micoer Sic
Der befpmunen bate. gfls i'd in ,SerlI7
iaIeru anfam inHo ib Sbre Wjoaepe
SrSer ppr mo beSnnn dliuglc'6 nit
Der 9eiuma Der b. Mcilcn. Sic hatten
nuf bicie Weiie Den &nrtbeil, Dap Die
m~eiItcn hl. MlcTeu an ben perlNieoea
nen, burf bns 2eibeu mnp Sterben
l~tlierc5 Grtoiers gebeiligten Stdtten
aelcieu murben. Sciber iudrcn burdl
bcn bc9inIenben arieg nlle Terbina
oltl9en NIT GiNopd abgebrodcn, bn
feine Sdiffe mebr bieber tnnIen, neil
lie fiirdlten miiBten. bon ben Seinoen
scfnpert 3n NpcrSen. Sebt fpnmen
mieber Die d9nptiihen Ypitidifle bon
N%lernuorieu Der. ipeldle onnu bel Der
Hildfcbr Die Eplt nad) @nglauh mto
dliu audi fir Canada mitncbnicn uno
10 ihrcibc ih Dam oieien Srief. nm
Sbnen Fir bns geiauSte @elb meinen
inui9iieu Sant dusSuipredhen. eS
lam mir aeraot iebr selcacn "a bier
ciniac Sage ipdNr ale Ynnfeu aes
icblolIeu lpurbcn unh fem @elh mcbr
nl5bcSnblten. Indl Die europdiihen
Ypitelt in Seruiaiem ncbnen feline
Monep@ Orbcrs mebr an mo 5ablell
audi feline aus.
@ir iinb lest burd Den trourigcn
Srieg IN europa in elmer icbr
ihlcd)ten Gage. er bier aile iatbos
iiidDen In'tnlten, @%iilipnent @aiieus
bduier, Spitdler II. /. fps,ousihlicBlidI
bon Den milben @aber> leben, lpeldle
bic Gbriitcu nler SGnocr bierhcr
ienben. Wtdf 1T besbnlb ScSipunQen,
ith uui nns Observation-Disclosures 81 be
idlrdnfen.\ Sic Spitdler meroen Sc
iblo6en. Die aulen ainber in Den
HItaM ..-. |.. LIs-AHh =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
SransSiiistse sarbaren.

Ser ubcritcu rcidsoeutihen Scores
.leitllng feat folacnnc Wclhur9 eincs
Spiauteries Hcginleutcs npr Setben@
court, 10. Sept. 14.-Nm s, Sept.
lrlrben Slpci Ilitpmphile nit &crrpune
betcu, pic oie @cuier Slaase iilbrteu,
i'm Sort Sumaniale BON elmer fran5DT
.lild)sl Raefalrer Nbt9ellnn9 mter
Der Silbruns, etucS Sifi6icrs iibcrT
iaQen, Bern .ubctc unb Silbrer
mur0cn ermorbct unb beran6t, Glr
3luei Marm entfnmeu ~perlpunbet mo
madten nieic An9aben Dem Stnbsnr6t
hires Satdillons, Der lie DER Sanitdts
Gompaanie i'll @puprepille am 8,
September iibergab. lse5,) Y. ",
Regimeuts Gommaubelir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

&aiIenbduiern, tpefd)c nod ireenotpic
TerWnnbte hdben. lperoen al OenIelbeu
geid)idt obidipH bieie ielblt iebr arm
Iinh, mn fouin 5rnt Scbeu genug
BADEN. @ir Miiiipndre iino aufs
Srodcrc g%elteilt, D. b. 8u peuie 5in,
Sebcn lino 5l niel slnn Strpbcn. Gle
ienigcn Sfellen, beren Selcbllns nid,t
bringeuo nptbiucnoia fiub, ober heren
Situlurr. pie 3. =. ih. lore Sbiie
geuheiien aud, bon Seruialem ais
crfIilen fom,en, iine fiir Den Nllgena
bid aufgebpbcn, nub Spit mlb Sbhad,
gibt'S i'm Satriardlate III Scruialem,
aber nl,d) nciter nidts. Scbcr mIB
ebcll Sebeit. tpie er %ailsiommt. Nptt
9ebe mlr. DAB es balb Sriehcn iperoen
mogel
Ind bier in Ser Siirfei miro mobil
9cniaht, 81 meldlem Ynedc, meiB mnn
nid,t -. ntlc mdnnIihen llntcrthunen,
uom 20. bis gum 40. Sabre meroen
einge3oQcu,a 0aSl nimnt Die @ilitar>
regiernna Den armen 8dlern ihre
3Igthiere. @uuleiel mtb Sfcroe ipeg.
logan ibr Sahreabrob uno Die Saat
irudi, nnb ner etpna oeritedt, oher
perbcinNidbt. ioI eridnNen iperhen.
ySie inlt man mad, einem @onute Die
Saat bcltelleu uuo lpds miro man zen
gSinter iber elien 2 Sect eibt es nod,
pielc Srild)te mnb 0cmiiiee uno Ole
Irnten Iiilleu lid Den &ascu nit
Sralben. 9ranatdpfeln Welpnen unp
oergleihcn.a ober menn q einmal
teire Sriidlte mebr aibi, mas sann? .
>@lidii6 80 preiirn linn Sieieniaen,
me!dc Dor Der Wubilmad,una NOD nad
Nmerita dusseuanoert iinb. Die
leioeu m%euiateuS feiuem Sunaer,
wenIt lie ar6eitem ,uollen.l J@
@ic gle ie6cr, Iinp sic shtoiidten
rcdlt t~roItloS fir ms. abcr mir perS
trnieu anf @ott. Siir i'm arbeitcn
mir ia. iiir ibu 6nbai lpir Sennath.
GItcrn lttrn @rihlptIter uno Efeunbc
perloncn. CT sipifoa ANS nidt Su
Sdauben mcrben lnIcn. @o Die
! Niotb am 9robten. pa 1T ejptt am
Eos NrHH#"HfNaA tAlEa ~. H IL HrhfHf .NaN fsfF L.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
pattern 8 cut in 5 sizes Small,

pattern is cut in 8 sizes: Small.
medium and large. It requires
A l-2 yards of 44-inch material
for a medium size. Price 10
cents
1897 -1O9S-A Good Dress for Bust
ness or Home Wear. Honey
comb check in brown and white
wooden was used for this style.
with a combination of brown
serge. The style is smart, prac-
teal and pleasing. The waist is
shaped with raglan sleeve and
back yoke portions. The skirt
has a hip yoke stitched over a
draped portion. The sleeve may
be finished in wrist or short
length. The waist pattern 1897
is cut in 6 sizes: 81. So, 80, 40, AZ
and A inches bust measure. The
skirt pattern 1898 is cut in 6
sizes: %, q. 26. %, 30 and 80
inches waist measure. 1t re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

The model here shown has a
pretty underskirt, with plated
fulness at the panel seams in
front. and a neat lap tuck at the
back. The tunic outlines the
panel, and has a shaped yoke at
its upper part. The pattern is
good for gabardine. cashmere,
cheviOt, chiffon cloth. velvet,
velyeteen and corduroy 1t is
cut in s sizes: %, "a, 26, %, 80
and 81 inches waist measure. 1t
requires ) l-2 yards of 44-irch
material for a 24-inch size. The
skirt measures = yards at its
lower edge. Price 10 cents.
l100-Ladies' Slip, Combination Cor
SET Cover in Basque Style and
Skirt with RuMe. This garment
is good for silk, cambria, mus
lin, nainsoOk, batiste. crOssbar
muslin, or crepe. The rufle may
be of material. of lace, edging,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
quires ) "a yards of 44-inch ma
tarial fnr n 26-iuch Si1n

auires ) "a yards of 44-inch ma
teriaI for 36-inch size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each. /.
014s-Bag. A pretty bag in
tional design that would make a
very useful gift. 1t is to be EN-
~brOidered in punch work, solid
and buttonhole embroidery.
Stamped on cream linen, size
l2x1S inches, including
back ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
Cotton for working $1,000 zoe
Perforated pattern, including
all necessary stamping ma
terlalS .15c
1086-Ladies' Skirt with or without
Yoke Tunic. A Stylish Model.
The varied turic forms are most
pleasing and with yoke portions
r becoming to most figures.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

iiihen Yntrouiac mub. ME iih ipGtcr
h%erallsitelltc. Den Spbu Schunc's.
Der ilinee Yfhm - CT stibIt crit 20
Suhre - lpluoe nad ,bcm Selola3az
retb III Merleburg gcbradt. Seine
%crlpunsung lit nidt gefdbrlid.
sf+
Sermann %oi9t. better bctonnt
untcy bem Spieuameu .6aupmanu
pom anpeuif' hat olIdD Dem Hufe bes
%aterlnubc5 iplge geleiitct. Gr III lett
Dem Nusbrud 0cS ariegc5 IN elmer
@rfurter Niilitdridubiubrit tbGtig. oic
ibn 81 ibren beiren @iturbcitcrn"
3dblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

1918. Sic 9r6btc 3oM Scr Ycniio
mare, Die ieh,afs AM nen Siiren itans
ben, non 999,466 int Sabre 1902.
Der Seriht IdBt nltd Den Yro5entinb
Der Ibnabnle BON peuiiouirtcu %eterds
ncu oe2' Siir9erfrie9e& iufolge Ibs
lebens bon Ycuiioudren in Den lcBtcu
pnar Subreu eriehcn. Sei @egirm
bes SiStaliubre@ 1914 itauoen 1922
379 FOLDER YeuiiouGre alli Sen Silteu.
lpppun int Salie nes Sahres 1850
ltarbens oher 7.3 Sro5cnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
@ir lieferu GuA sic Maasr
III biaiscn YreiIeu.


or embroidery. Any desired
trimming. may be employed for
neck and sleeves. The pattern is
cut in s sizes: "a, 36, 80. 49,, AZ
and IA inches bust measure. 1t
requires 4 1-S yards of 36-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
Price 10 cents.
A simple but none
the less pretty centerpiece in
butterfly design, to be embroi-
dered in outline. solid and butt
tonhole stitch. or the little daisy
medallions would be very eff
fectiyely carried out in eyelet
embroidery.
Stamped on 1Sx1S inch inn
ported Irish linen ..... SOC
Stamped on 22x22 inch i'm
ported Irish linen. 49,. .5ac
Cotton for working. ...... .25c
Perforated pattern of either
size Estate what size you
desire), Including all neces-
sary stamping materials. ,15c
1881 = Boys Russian Suit with
KnickerbOckers. This design is
comfortable and practical. The
front opens under the deep
plat. The hack is plated to cor
respond. The sleeve is finished
with a neat cuff. Either a fiat or
high collar may be used. The
knickerbOekers are in regula-
ton style, and confined with an
elastic at the knees. Galatea,
linen, serge. corduroy, ginghan,
may be used for this model, The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 3, 4, )
and 6 years. 1t requires 3 yards
of 44-inch material for a 3-year
size. Price 10 cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

brllllcu ldlon gur tieinluut gelpprben.
l. Sn Den critcn feds @ohcn iiher
300 GOO arieaSaeF araaencl @ir
bnbeu bier III Heilic naem iiiaisebn
rliilide, @cuerdlc INN 1.3a0 SffiSiere
III ben Sarradcu. 9ab elm 10 cnts
.'dciocnocs Hrlgen inn9c oultcrn Miro,
III uu%5uneh,ncN. Nbcr bic SieaeSs
5uuprfid)t lit unier, @irrnnpc inbalb
0iilliarpeu 9riessanleibcu tit. cincr
Wphe g%c5eiflnet, nas madt ms
Setter itud,. - Cant Selaicnl SO
thnt ms leio - abcr 6 bat hieics
SdJid'ut ieiber getprtt. Rptb tennt
fein @ehut. Siir 0cntldlune mar
Ger SurdNmorid bltrdl Selaien barte
Notbpenbi2fcit. 3mei Nnl mar
@elsicN GittI6doigruig lnS SiNcrfcit
5iiGcIdgt - dhcr Is 6nttt itIpt Dor
Dem Nrieac nit Srdnfrcih iif eeps
hriIbert mia nuns es hieit5 Sdicfs
lal lrqgen. Scr mitee Srunttireurs
trica Den 6 itcacupeile gefiibrt. mar
@nbniuibl - Nlio. Mtlltb lluo 3us
beriiht unS SeiI Dem r%eufihcn
Sdpuert, &ittc, iamineltg iiir ons
y9iotbe @gcHS Sr eiruB Sbr. Sob.
u an IA Spartn, &is,l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

l096-Basque Dress for Misses and
Small Women slwith or without
Tunic).4 This attractive design
is cut on prevailing lines, and
is both graceful and comfort
able. The basque fronts are cut
to form a girdle that is draped
over the sides and back, forming
a sash bow over the centre. The
sleeve is i n wrist length. A
graceful fare collar finishes the
neck edge. This suit in green
taffeta with pipings of black
satin and fancy jet buttons is
most unique. 1t is good also in
serge. velvet, velveteen, CASH
mere or cloth. The pattern is cut
in A sizes: Ia. l6, H., and 1S
years. II requires 5 5-S yards of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27
SMsecri1aM

Sic io(oeuoeu @iiher lic8cu in her
6eoaftipn lin 9ic6cnlions6tpede por:
rSur @earu @iiifonS", @erlag she
Socictp OF t6e Sioine @oro",
Sehm, 81. Sreis: 10 Gents.
SieieS &cft giGt~ cine frr5r biitpz
riidle Sti65c iiber Den 9ea~cnipdrtigen
3uitanb mh sic 3ufinft unlersr
9teaermiilioncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-27

44-inch material for a l6-year
size; without tunfc, l SIS yard
less. The skirt measures about
l 1-2 yard at its lower edge.
Price 10 cents.
.039-Lad;es' Cape Coat. A Popular
Stylish Wrap. Brown broad
cloth vas used for this model.
II is cut with full cape sleeve
sections, joined to the back and
front in raglan" style. The
coat is provided with a lining.
A rolling collar finishes the neck
edge. The coat closes at the rem
ire front. This model is one 6f
the latest words in wraps. Ii is
especially designed for comfort,
: its lines are graceful. and If
made of heavy wooden fabric it
will make a fine s~erviceable
winter wrap. In silk, velvet and
evening materials, it is service
able also for dressy wear. The
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Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1085-Ladies' Apron. A Practical
Model. This style of apron is be-
coming and pleasing because of
its semi-ftted shape. 1t affords
ample protection for the dress
beneath. and is cut so as to avoid
the surplus of material SO much
objected to in many models. The
back is formed by the straps
skirt in position. The design is
good for percale, lawn, drill,
gingham. chambrey, and alpaca.
the pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. 1t re-
quires ) IA yards of 36-inch
material for medium size.
Price 10 cents.
1110-Girls' Over Blouse Dress with
Guimpe. (Sleeve in either OF two
lengths.) Plaid wooden in soft
brown tones combined with tan
cashmere is here portrayed. The
design would develop well in
other combinations. Blue serge
with white ratine or linHe for
the guimpe; or velvet, silk, cloth,
gaiatea, gingham or p~ercale. All
these make ~serviceable and neat
dresses. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 6, 3, 10, and IL years. 1t
requires 2-3-S yards of 40-inch
material with l rs yard for the
guimpe for an Swear size. Price
10 cents.
1074-Girls' Dress with Long or
Short Sleeve. A Dainty FrOck
for the Little Miss. White dimity
with dainty embroidery or lace
trimming would make this a
pretty party dress. Ii is also
good for lawn, n%ainsOOk, batiste,
and for bingham, chambrey,
cashmere, serge, galatea. or
seersucker. The pattern is cut in
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address
on receipt of price mentioned with
description of each pattern. Send
either silver wrapped in paper or
stamps. Write name and address
plainly. Be sure and state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow
'ance is made for seams.
Address: 81 a
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, q =
Catholic Printing Co.,
t Dubuque. Iowa.
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