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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
&tMtiq jar nth. San0iuher.

auier icbpur5cr 9oocn, 9ebnls llntcriuoc: 0rte
&cbduoc, 9lies 3rinfpoier, Staot, Sdllc.
airdc inncrbnlb orei Meilcn. gur cine W,ib,
crntc in ~liinf6cbn Sabrcl. Ercis $50 bic $40
per 81. 8roBc Der S1rnleI, BON $50 ~. iopiel
ctn Maun' lpiu, bis 1880 u. Sn bin fem GAM
nqclt; iebc nber gcrrle, odB adtbolifer oG5 Sann
fdmfen. Dan itrctbe an :. Sd1nler, T.. Spr
645, Gulio, Il. ..
9eim Sdrei6eit eripdbre man oieies 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Murkthertd1te
Sir ben Grpfperfauf.
OubuaI:. osi 26. Sauuar.
Wetrribe, Sen, Wfeb(, etc,

Oetreibe. Seu, @iebl, etc.
Wei;eu S0-S5c per Suibel.
!oaier 36-40c per YuibeL
8orn: 55-62c per Sulbel.
Gerlte: 40-50c per Sulbel.
Go9sen: 45-55c per gmibel.
Seu: sig. 00-$15.O 90 per Sonns.
Webl: Bateut, s5.20-j.6); Nrai9bt,
S4.60-4.S0.
&leie: $40 per COME.
Groceries, etc.
gepfsl: $2.25-$2.5 80 per Buffet; $3.50
$500 per Barrel.
6artoiielu: S5c-a0c per Sui6el.
!3lpiebelu: S1.50 per Buffet; Spaniibe
Swiebeln, 81 80 per Srdte.
Tie9.
Stiere: 5 .0O-S1. 80
Rinber: S3. O0-$5.0D
Siibe: SO. G0-S5.00
6dlber: Sc. 00-SS. 90.
2Gmmer: SO. 0D-S3.50.
S1weine tauf Dem SuB): S7.75-sS.2j
per bulbert Yfuno.
8ntter, Gicr nnb 8Gic.
Gisr: 33c per Suseuo.
Butter: DARN, 3Ot; CREAMERY, 3Sc
per Yiuuo.
8Gle: R6ams 86ie, csc; Grid. 25c; oim.
burger, 2O@2jc; Sruiss. &c per Eiuuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
gu berfautcm.
Cine ieltene Oeleaenheit.

$50 slder bes beiien 8ooens, iait eurs chen
INN in euiem Suiiano. = Wiei!cu bon fntb.
S lsn IiseT T' Hn.,rr, aHl s 9ro Sa ,,aco '' sSo faT II "'si'
e. Sic @ebduoe iino beinaDc oen ocforocrter
Hreis luert6, pelber $11 900 beirl9i, mo es
9ibt ~nirgeros cine before Sdrrr.
8. Snunenberg,
Chamber Of Commerce, Baltimore, no.
geim Edreiben ertpahne pieies SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Id eiane NM herinuie Gam

In Sadion uno COTTONWOOD Counties. Minnc.
beiiernneelt. 9tubc fatboliiber Nirde unb
S6ulc IN aiSee6eibneicr @egcno. Sn eiarc
c~benfdls $500 Ider Yano IN WRortot Gpunin,
gioro Safpta, oas ib 5u SIS bis $50 pro st3cr
~pcrfuuie. Gin Sritiel h1ar, ocr 9icit 5u giilt'
ltieen BcoinGunoeI. Wlnr fdrcihe an
Z. !. Wtaipnep, Scron cate. Wtinreiptu.
Gmpfeblil1elL ipenli geipiiribl.
Scim edreiben eriuabne man gen. oieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Scanttcu.

~ Sic Scnlntcn bicicr llliipn
iollcn icin: Elm Srdiiacnt. Gin %icc>
Yrdiihcnt, Elm rcforhicrcnbcr Sefrctdr
uno elm Sinnll5icfrctdr mo ShaBs
mciircr.
p Ser Yforrer Der &l. Srciz
inltigtcits @cmcinbc ioa Scr gciirige
Sircttpr bicicr Union icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Gin giarrer enpfisDlt Inn.


siueuit 1912.
Weire Eohter berlor ibr GeeG5tt!S Dor ia
Subrei, bate Sag nrIb GGdt fstne Hltbe riebr,
10 oub 10 iiirutete tie iuilroe Den Serltano ners
lieren, ipeil lie lid eiubiloete nic5t 1iebr pefeit
Su f0nnen uno gGrS oeriuren u ieiI: ie 'pllroe
Z gSpuper I'M poipiial bebaroc!t, ober ottte gelles
rurs, bis ibr elm 2idrrer Bniior> aosig's Ner'
penitdrfer en1piabl. Idb0eni tic bterooIl 2 Jlus
f6en genommen bate. ipuroc iie iuieoer 9dIlb
eefuno, III nun gliidliO lno crbeiiet ipteoer
iehen Sue. 6rai W. 2bdene".
Srau g.. Iimmers in Ionico Sci. isis.
ffreibt, bab tie 4 Sabre Ieioeto ipGr, obIte
etlpas 5u finbcn eeeen SblaiIoiigfeit,. 3ltterr
ulio ardnlpfe. ipcsbaib ib oft 9iant5 nlf ler1
mutte, ieitoem ib nber Baftor 9ont9s Ter
penitdrier nnbnr, periGparo o1s HetoeH,. ipotnr
i'd Bfarrer Gopldd oGtife. tpeil CT mir ocf
Herberitdrfer entpfobler bat.
~A< Elm ipsrtbpoIes BUD fir NerosrIsibsrbe
2&ERk fpirb Sebelu Der es perlargt sugc,anot.
Arre erbalteH aud, bic Wleois;n unicnit.
9iefe Wtebi5ir tpnrbe teit benz Sabre 1876 oon BEN
5ohp. @aitor a0n;g. fort Wapns. Srb.. ~jubere,tet
uuo Jest inter ieiner Iumeiiung BON bet
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, iii.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bel Mpsfbs:ern su baben inr
800 efe SIaid)e, q SIeid1eu fir $500;
crosse Sf.s5, q far $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Sieie Snbele buafte eeipiB 81 !intes
reiianten Sereleifan nnregen, ipie2!
Iid,t cher tpnnen mir bon elmer ents
iprehenben v2ipine mage" ipreGen.
big mir cinntal cine groBere In6ahl
folder gcrefnuuaen. nie Die obi9en,
angeltcut rnb hubert baben. Inter
ben bier5ulnnbe befonnteiteu 3niums
menite litllgen iiber bieien @~cgenltunn
lit, neben Der Sdrift Gbaptn's (y5be
stanbarb 2iping among 8ortinss
mems SamiIies in Stem 9ort Gitp"),
Srall 6. Woore's .@a9e Carriers
Budgets, 81 nennen neil geioe lth
nit amcrifaniid)cn Samilicn bcfaiien.
Sr. Chaplin 'tclt folgenoe all9emei1e
Shlubfol9eruns aiif: Gin Sabreseine
fommen bon $500 lit 5rr Grbnltun9
zines Normal Stanburo" i'll Stem
gorf uueeniiaerb.. .Sn Nep gorf iinb
Die Gerbdltniiie nntiirlih lpieoer gang
dnbers als bier, in Suhlloic.
Nber auh in Dubuque iinb in Den
lesten paar Sobren bic
Soften Der %9cbcnsmittel unn 8c=
brandssesenitdnbe seitiescn,
ipic iiberbaipt inl gar15en 9anDc. Sas
bat id)on Sebcr on ieiner cisenen Salt
erfabren. Slbcr allh ltatiitiid iii
Iolfes nadpeisbar. Sus Itatiltiid)e
Bureau bes III. 9. department Uf
2abor" bat tiirslih cinen Serift iibsr
Die I'M &lcinbanbel iibliden EreiIe bon
1890 bis Iiisuit 1913 perpffentlidt,
Sieie Sdrift entbdlt gang arsfiibrlife
SabeIen iiber Die Yreisihpantungen,
benen Die ein3clnen Wauren unters
iporfen iparcn in Den Sabren 1912
mnb 1918, fpobei Die gearbeitcr oes
itntiItiIden MaterialS iih auf Die III
pier3ig Stdbten u~nieres 2anbes allge>
Itelten Grbebungen ifiibten. gum
Sbeil beniiet n,a Die iogen. Snoer>
3ablen. Himmt man MN oieier Sc
refnunssart genlGB Den Snrfihnittsz
preis bon 10 Sauptnabrlingsmitteln
fir Die Sabre 10000 nit 1000
an. 10 crsiebt it'd aus peiteren Be-
rcfnungen. baB Der Snoerpreis, fiir
bas gauge 2anb. pon 1920 I'M Sabre
1890 auf 171.3 I'M aneuit bes eben
perfloiienen Sabres geitie9en III.
Sesbalb tpplIen mir ms i'm aasca
meinen baraui b%eid)rGnfen, einiges
bon Scm mit3utbeilen, ipas Die nah
Der @erbdltniB> Yerednun9 geiponnes
nem 3obleu inns iibcr Die E~reislteigcs
rung einiscr Nabrumasmittel 81 be-
riften ipiiien. ga erfabren mir nun.
bab bas belicbte SirloinF Steat III Den
Der. Stnnteu lett Sanuar 1911. nit
mr. ein ooer Sipei llntcrbred)unsen.
iortipdbrcnb i'm Yreiic geIriegen III.
Seinc Snberz 3qbl betrii9 6u Der ane
ge9ebenen 3eit 1910; elm Sabr ipdter
1870; i'm Sanuar 1913 'hon 1000,
i'm aueult besiel6en Sabres nbsr
1913. &punes Steaf idlnellte in Dem
ange9ebeucn 3eitrnum, SanlIar 1911
bis Ilguit 1913 bon 1909 olll
20S.4 i'll bic 6Dbe, Der S%uberpreiS bel
Minbcrbrntcn5 bon 1878 ami 1853,
icner Der Sdnpcinsfoteletten nber Dor
1908 uui 224.5. Sped, 9erdufert(
Shinfcn itanDeu audi bober. aber bod
nidt i'm iclben Nabe pic iriid.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
II ar i" N.

Tcrbciiertc Bottom Surmei1 81 Oerfnlicn.
llabe outer STRIDE llilo S1neiterli0ulc. Sprc.
Diet Dor bel prer ihreibet an 5atbcr S'griru,
Snrctior Stir, SANTOS.
@eim Ghrciben ertpdbne mon bieies NIuit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Sbicd9o. osu 20 Sanunr.
GetreiSe.
Beaen-
MRai: 93H @94ls.
Suli: SSBt9s9I.
Roru-
Mai: 6s1sas624.
Suli: 65A 1856.
Saier-
Wtai: 39A @S9M.
Suli: 39H@S99s.
Siebmarft.
ShrDetue-
S6nere, Sc. 2O0S.5O.
Shuere. rauhe. sS.200S.25
Qutbte. So. l0aSS. ~.
@emu&te. SS.20ss.45.
Yieb-
Riupuieb, 50. s0@9.50.
Ribe uuo Rtuoer. 50. 80 as. 80.
sSeteruS, S6.40-SS. on.
S1aie-
GuubeimiiHe 2dmmsr SO. 90as 90.
y9etlihe ydmner. ~. 01aS. 90.
Siubeimiihe Sbaie. "a. 90,e 90.
9Senli6e S1aie-S6.0 O @6.t 10.
Hruuiiionen.
SdneinsHeiid-
Sau. 32t. 5592l.62.
Wai: sci. 15@$2l.S5,
Shmala-
San. StO.97@l0.9 81.
Wtai: Si1.2i6lL32.
Rippen-
San. Si1.42@l1.5 80.
Mai: Sill. 72@t1.0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
WGtnna, Gatholifen!

gir BADEN Jest 5000 Sarnlcr in Dem 8oIoen
BrairiesSebtet. 3iuet faIbolildpe %lirdei. beiie5
aIima uno S9uiier, tieter iblpar6er goanbOoen.
chen uno punoerpol irildtbNr, 96nucn 9te.
e~ierungs . Statifieen. iir 1912 %Leiert. ipeldbe
Seiaen, oab Der ourtlbntiilite 8einerirag SIG
bro 9(der betrug. 2ie 9rlte be5ablte fir ba5
aano. Scr Grirag nlander gan5er gSct6eniel'
Der betrug In 1912 bis 81 40 SuibeI UNI Der
SaferertrGg 70 Bnidel. aeine beiBen gSinoe
0Ios "a Sfunoen Silenbabnlabrt bis 3um 2ano.
PreiS nur $14 bis SIS pro elder. Scibte BE.
bin9ungen.
DORNES & BUSCH, Dubuque, Iowa.
Betm edprctbeu erip6bne man sch. pieies Sian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
3,urdr mmh 3irlr rimcs katbn-
liTdJeu Arbeiteruereims.

Scr nclcn fatboliid,cu Irbcitcr>
Union Der 81. Srcifaltigfcits &c
mcinbc (Subuauel hat Der hotlp' ito
@rSbiid)pf !. i. aeanc Die folecnpc
Slpprnhntipn nltsgcitcIlt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Ofiu 8raube.Thal, scras.

gcipdiierics 9ano fir Storm, sIin!iu, unb sc
iniiie. Or. anI0I, gen. 9Saiier, II. 3nbIunee,r
Reft in 5ehn Snbren. Wta6c aud lmidrif
Wercebce Ssnelppment Gp., Dor 166, Werecocs
Ssras. sbreibt ms tn engIiih.
@cim S6reiben %erpdbre bielc3 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Semtjde Aatholifen!

Sbr .tinoet Air6e, Sdule mo S6lpeiternbalrs
IN llriercr Staot. llmlie9eno iiuo flcinc nno
erobc Sdrlnct nit irllhtbarem sdhpur5lnnb 6u
$50 bis $40 D.. Y. 6n baben. Siele buber cine
500 Srilfc an Cotton oieies Sabr D. ". 9emadt.
Wttloes mo g%eiunoeS dlimn. reiGlidb Hcocn,
gutter Wtarft. 9tabere5 olird
Snlius 6lpitermnnu,
2afe Eruoioeltee, ga,
SeferciB: Hep. Satber ". Shdfer.
Seinl Sbreiben erlpGbnc oieIes 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
81 rtifcl 3.
Mitglienihaft.

Nllc Wdmncr, pcidc y Snbrc rllo
dltcr linn mn lpeldle lid, Den dll9cz
mcincn Me9clu Der llnipn fiigcn
lrpllcIL inn nIfnobmcfdbig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
gu berfanfen in Yureea, SLAMS.

gusseSeidlr etc 100 9tder 5arn,. Sans inter
aultur. 20 Nder nit 8siieu beidet. rs Nder
eepfnst. Die Serbeierungen limb neu uub iebr
gut. Neues iieben 3intner gSu6 nhauS, Stals
Iuuaer. Cribs uiu. Cine Mteile uon Staot,
Stride uno Sdbiuefternidnle. Serrlide Bad.
iieins ugo Shule. irei pon Shuloen.
60 Sainilien.
Nus uegeu geiiimdd otter 8eiunpheit oes
@ieenthiinters Dor oe NJ poer bis Sunl Is. &c.
brnar ~oerfauft ieit. giur aatboItten tDunen
otele YARN gu ~biliJcIn Greiie taufeu.
Gan ipredhe Dot uoer id,reibe an
REV. RAPHAEL, o. S. B.,
Purcell, Doniphan Co., Kansas
Settn ehreibeu er,uabue man GET. otejes ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Gnuft fem r%Sncubator,

6au5t feiu Sneubator.
BIG Sbr Den Peerl s. lttlz
teriudht babt. 8erbull'
oeue 5lnmmens ulo No :
Suss Regulatipu. 3iu:i
5~bermoftdts. Jeuhti9s
feitSs Grjeu1er &ontrol.
leur uuo Suoitato t.
SamptbetSung. Nutumu'
tide 9antpe ui,p. Sic
mihen irihseitig idlrsis
ben. nm ipe5iehs Sts'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Wir Dabem ~ prrtamiem

cine arose IrSubI Surrncn uabc MidbeIiu i'm
i~iiplicten Wiinnefoin aeleGen. Sn Der Jidbe BON
arcfcr 6ficntlihcr nIio futbuliiber Eturritbule.
Sdrcibi an ms iifr ndbere gutsiitrii. &. T..
yrrmn Suno a. Span g., Wiaoelin, Mtnneioia.
Seim SNreiben eripdbne man oieies NIutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Domination nno @abl Der @eamten.

Iue 8enntten iollcn III Der critcn
Sftoberz q erinmnlluug burh Webr@
belts z@ptum eripdblt ltnb in ibr Imt
eitlaefilhrt Werocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Sm bin BON WiKuuri,

aber mir iuliroe cine ih6ne @cecno iiir
Sdrmipirib'fait nIto SiebSnht ec5ci9t. Sat-
9or5 ebencs Salb. yreis per gder 500 mn
nuiipdrts. On Der 9tIbc ben stride uno S6ule.
llnterfuder sic liebcr.
Sill 6iFpatrid,
Nppta, Solpu.
Peim Shreiben ertpibftc oieies 8lutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

- RattbeipS & Gbalnlers, Mopos
fatcrL Simmer 402 Securitp Suilos
ing. Selepbou 752. Yrafti6ieren in
GtaatSs unb 9u~noesser., stem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
NrtifcI 6.
Scrian %tinluugeu.

H. Sic rcgclmdBigcn %erlaumz
luil9en ipllen nn icncm critcn ltrb
brittcn Sonntng cincs iepen Wpnuts
abgebnlten iperbcn.
p Cine Spesial : @~crinmmlung
mag alf Griuden bc5 SrdIibcntcn
pbcr auf GrIild,cn bon flint Mitglicz
bern einberrfcn lpcrSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Ngenten p%erfanfen Das y9eben Ghriiti"
III Boitfnrten. Sbneuer Serfauf. 8rober Bro
III. Setail 80 Gents. SleentetsW futtcr %
Gents. 9tdbercs fret.
Standard Mail Order Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
9eim Gfreihen erlp1bre biefes SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Yu bermieth hen.
Serlanat.

Gire %eeiunoc, idbige fatboIiife CAME. bic
beutin ipriht, ais Sdiisbdlterin In einer Ynrh.
e~cmeinoc i'm m~itflercn @i5eoniin. SuS Bfnrrs
eHIoae =" mSS n" ache siIter' M" Rps frrr Heiii MIN al,
gbreNe 8. Z. a., care OF Catholic printing 60,
Subuaile, Soma.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02
DUTCH BOUDOIR CAP

The girl in her teens. who would
smile in derision at the mention OF her
great grandmother's night cap. Is
doubtless the possessor OF one or more
modern boudoir caps. which have uses
all ,their own The cap fad has deyel-
oped into a wardrobe feature. With IN
Vulnerable excuses for adding new
and ever daintier headdresses The
attractive Dutch cap. No. 1862. shows
a wreath design for embroidery which
comes in a set of patterns for pic
ture frame. a pin cushion top and bot
tom, two candle shades and FIVE nap
kins. The design may be embroidered
in solid stitch, outline or seed stitch.
For the Dutch boudoir cap an eight
cen inch square Of material is needed.
allowing for the hem A ribbon run
through a beading. as pictured. viii
give the head size. Four wreaths OF
the rose design can be stamped for
working. The pattern is IS cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

OF the midWinter cebu-
tante. Fashion lavishes a
n n variety OF new and fasci-
WFYfTF$ mating models upon her
tEGSSkf3N as II the charm OF her
AQESIlU youth and beauty were
not sufficient in them
selves. FIimy fabrics. like net. tulie
4 and chiffon. which are the fran stand
bys OF the nodiste today. are singu-
larry appropriate FOR this seasons
coming-out frociCs and function Dress
es- Airy nOunces and transparent
bIouses above the simplest foundation
CT soft satin or crepe de Chine are the
decree from the highest court OF fash
ion at the moment. but with flowers.
fur and metal iaces the dresses are
unique IN their outlines and colorings
as well. Take. FOR instance. the model
on the LEFT OF this page. No. S116. This
r. chosen for its style accents and new
silhouette II has the modish double
tunic. with striking outlines IN saw
tooth pattern bordcred with mink fur
tails This overskirt Is Of pale green
chiffon super-imposed upon "a founda-
ton OF white satin charmeuse IN a two
piece foundation skirt. with a small
slip at the foot \ second tunic OF the
satin hangs from a slightly raised
waistline. giving the Empire appear
ance- Bands OF hemstitched green
are the bodice trimmings. in addition
TO the line OF fur and the frill.
The effect Is very simply achieved
and one that can be modified in many
ways with the same pattern. using
straight tuIle. for instance. or two thin
tunIcs-
A late report from Paris IS that one
meets more women wearing velvet In
the street than any other sort OF COS
tune Black f. the favorite. I'm the soft
silk weaves. though red and wine
shades are close competitors America
has taken up the velvet craze and a
season OF luxurious dressing is the re-
suit \ reception gown IS pictured on
this page. No. S1Of. which has the new
est features OF skirt and bodice fash
Ions united. Blouses hang as 81 the
form were uncorsetcd. while the skirt
retains the turic effect. in this instance
having merely shaped bands OF velvet
TO produce II The pattern requires
very little material. only 5if yards OF
- inch material for medium size. Il
IS equally suitable for a cloth or poplin
costume. Frflls Tor the neck and ruff
fe undcrsieeves are dainty accessories
u the simple brocaded crepe de Chine
fress shown on the lower part or this
page as a type OF gown young women
are choosing for afternoon wear II is
good model FOR card parties. call
ing. or for the Informal tea dance For
the latter. New York girls have been
wearing dull dark shades. such as
taupe. brown. and green The waist Of
this model. No. 1885. HIS the latest bo-
Zero effect over chemirette % lace.
The skirt. No. 7sCS. Is "a peg top model.
in which the pIaits fall gracefully be-
pyv the hip line. The pattern % each
costume number on this page Is Is
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

OI.ESKIN has q for.-
~ most place among ~.
ENE expensive furs for coaf,
as well as for muffs and
~3 neckpfeces. II has b.
H4E1yXlH come the heighs Of fass-
kGGssT ion. partly as a subsff-
tute for real seal. now !,
scarce as to be rare and prohibstfve A.
price, The taupe shade of the nnola 4,
also very fashionable In the preSerr
scheme of costume coiors. The raodsl
on the lower left side of the page shoa.
q very smart mole Jacket. loose atttr~
and with voluminous flare sleeves /.
has q surplice closing edged with ran.
less errnlne which forms a collar In ~.
back. The skins in this garment ars
sewn cross wise. and also IN the nev
melon shape muf. with soft ruftiss ar
mole color chiffon in either end.
This late design and others point IN
shorter coats for another winter than
have been generally Fashionable this
season. Fur coats Of Hudson seal ana
caracul that have rounded fronts. nar-
row bottoms and kimono sleeves ara
the prevailing type for general streer
wear. though there are many <a,.cv
garments ornamented with coptrasting
furs. Small square collars OF a FUR
different from that of the coat are often
seen. Fitch Is one of the snartest
trimming pelts. both for gowns and
wraps and for millinery.
Silver kit fox has come into proui-
hence. and is high priced. ranging close
to Alaska sable. The ANNA! skins in
their natural form. showing heads
tails and paws. are used In preference
to the trimmed and fitted pelts
Chinchilla squirrel is beautiful gray
and white fur closely resembling the
real chinchilla. which also is very
scarce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02


ing more than a bust supporter for slender
figures and Is intended for evening wear.
Pink corsets and brassieres called for al
most much white in smart New York
corset shops.
Dressy shoes IN black and IN colored cloth
kid with patent leather vamps have no
foxing running around the back Where
they are OF light material the heel frequently
matches and carries on the color TO the floor.
Other popular novelties have black celluloid
heels which look like patent leather and
which viii not grow dull like a leather heel
Barbarfc necklaces of colored beads and
odd shape lozenges are faddish expression
OF the Futurist and Cubist art influence
They lend telling color touch TO some plain
morning dresses OF serge or cloth. There are
rose heart bangles nearly two inches across
and cubes OF yellow opaque composition re-
semblinE amber.
Broad fun feather quilts IN vivid coiors are
shown for hat trimmings. They are a mo-
rnenthry novelty for Jaunty outing hats and
are used occasionally early models OF
panama millinery intended for the Southland
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

TN FRENCH toast is good luncheon con
dish made follows: Cut the
whites of three hard boiled eggs
>@1-S one pint of milk, one teaspoonful of
-four a lump OF butter. salt and pepper 10
taste Mix with the whites OF the eggs and
serve on slices of 'delicately Drowned toast
after grating the yolks on the top of each
slice.
Corldfed Steer POfofOeS
Boil four large sweet potatoes. When cool
peel and slice and put in baking pan. Add
a teaspoonful OF butter. half a saltspoonful
of cinnamon. half a cupful of sugar and
enough water TO just cover the potatoes.
few drops OF lemon Juice will improve the
flavor. Bake the mixture until 1t candies.
Planned Oysters
Convalescents can eat panned oysters when
they cannot digest them in other forms. To
prepare them wash. drain and wipe dry. Put
the oysters in a very hot skillet and shake
about until the edges curl Put on a hot
platter, add butter. salt and pepper and serve
with a watercress sandwich.
To brou oysters lay them on gridiron or
broiler iron. Put under hot gas flame or over
bed OF red Goals. As soon as each opens drop
BIT OF butter and dust OF pepper In each shell
and serve at once
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

with q peacock feather motif. As illustrated,
81 Is OF deep turquoise pongee. with ehadngs
OF blue. green and olive silk in the design
Velvet similarly decorated is beautiful. with
bands OF dull metal ribbon. embroidered and
dotted with Jewels.
Design no. 1859 viii stamp o bag 2 - by
inches. The price 20 10 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

MONO the sxtravasant variety OF
embroidered and beaded bags which
fashion deems as essential as ones
gloves or hat en- most occasions Is
this opera glass bag embroidered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

Try new brassieres are made with
a narrow front of soft folded Sill
jersey and have a slightly boned
back section not more than four
inches wide. This IS practically Moth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

IIIIIIIIIIH- W HINII eINSS tIIV HV S'|
style aspect 10 this velvet costume.
They are in effect similar to
flounces which are coming in for
thinner fabrics in spring and sum-
mer. The two-piece skirt of the
model, S1O4, retains the narrow
foot measurement, but is gathered
into the belt. The appeal of the
transparent blouse is sounded i'll
the chiffon and lace bodice. with
a deep velvet girdle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

model No. SIG. IL carries out
the idea of the Poi-et tunic,
whose many notifications are
the basis of the current styles in
dress. The pointed upper Sec
ton follows tie outline Of the
fiounce. while the foundation
skirt. with short slit in the
hem. is narrow enough TO give
"A slender appearance to the fig
ure. The blouse. with drop Shout
ders, comedies with the corsetless
pose and the debutante SLOUGH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

bands. divided in
the middle of the front,
and cut slightly circular
so as to ripple, are the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-02

HERE Is n novel effect
in the ruhlcd overskirt
Of chiffon bordered with
mink tails. as shown in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-22

.lTo BE Continued Tomorlrow.ls