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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-27
IoTHELLo PosToFFIcE ROBBED

OTHELLO, Wash, July 27-The postoffiee and
the general store belonging to III. j. Upton were
burglarized Saturday and several hundred dollars in
money and checks taken. Two safes were blown and
the work evidently that of experts.
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FRISCO MAN WINS.

PARIS. July 27.-The depart
ment OF fine arts has awarded
TIE grand prix de Rome for ar
chitecture 20 Albert Serrsn. who
Vas born in san Francisco.
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SERvIA and
AUSTRIA READY

was eventually taken to military
headquarters.
-Four others in civilian clothes,
who are said to be Servian staff
Officers, we're arrested at the
same time. Gen. Putnik's daugh-
ter, who accompanied him, was
sent to a hotel.
There were patriotic demon
strations throughout the day.
Great crowds gathered in front
of the war office and cheered the
officers who appeared. Pro-
cessions with flags flying filled
the streets.
PARIS, July 27.-French army
reservists have been ordered 20
hold themselves In readiness to
mobilize on short notice. The
French war fleet is concentrated
at Toulon. Word has been re-
ceived that President Poincare,
who has been visiting st. Peters
burg, is to return Immediately.
BELGRADE, July 27.-Russia
is reported to have promised
support to Servia against Aus
tria. The Servian army is mo-
bflizing. Il is announced that
the crown prince, who command
ed Servia's troops in the war with
Turkey. is again to be command
er. The Austrians are massing
at Semlin.
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MEvICO CITY. July z7.-Gen-
eral Roja's revolution against
federal troops was short lived.
Yesterday with a hundred Of his
followers he was captured and
Roja's execution ordered.
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|9 80
JUST lOOklN' ON |
THE OLD oAKEN BUCKET

THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET
The Old oaken bucket was once
all o. X,
IL was the best bet in the far
yesterday;
But the old oaken bucket gives a
Teller the squirms,
Since we have discovered it's
chock full y germs!
But cumberland, this amt no
hint that you orter hit up Paint,
ed Snake rye, y'unisrstand!
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE
Along abOnt the middle of
the week, this pillar of light.
meaning this here colyuna. will
he devoted 10 one subjects that
will be Little Gertte Carlisle.
! advise you to watch for the
l.. q. q. number for twill be
worth place fn your scrap
book-also Gertie's. O. n. q.
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BOB l0NcmlRE
IN AUTO CRASH

pinned Longmire under IL. Frank
Longmire was scratched aud
bruised also, but the women were
not injured. Longmire's injuries
will keep him in his bed for more
than a week.
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THE CYNICAL
SOCIETY REPORTER

(From st. Helena, CAL, Starr
It was well known that MIR.
Henry Dufour, VINO is popu-
lar I'm the younger set of st.
Helena, was engaged to Miss
Julia Anderson, a charming
young lady of this city. This
romance came to a sudden
end ON the 9th of July and
all their friends were very
pleasantly surprised to hear
of this happy event.
The wedding took place at
the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. G.. Anderson.
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If you are a believer in this merry
village of ours, just east your eagle
eve upon 1.-THE Lantern" new daily
feature-on page of The Times
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the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. G.. Anderson.
MAY BE THE EDITOR
Is ANGRY AT HER
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
A. ID. Mitchell, who has been i'll
for the past week, is slowly inn
proving. - Summerfield, Fla,
Chronicle.
VACATIONLESS BOASTERS
There was a man in our town
OF whom folks used to say:
HE labored for eleven years
And never missed a day"
And when he died Cat twenty
eight
With record still unmarried,
They said: He never got much
done.
But he did work awfuI hard. /"
F. p. A.
The above I hurriedly clip from
tile n. Y. Tribune as we seamper
to pressl
. Q = . 9 . . . 9 . . 9 q . . 4
. The DIARY OF A MODERN
= MIR. PEPYS.
. o . o . . Q = o o 9 Q . . 4
July 26.-BeinC given to
heathenish practices, did
spend much of the calm and
quiet Sabbath I'm my office
where scrivening particuI-
srIy easy. I wonder, I'm con-
sequence, n there be truth
I'm the saying that the Devil
finds work for idle hands TO
do. and as to whether my la
Dor might be deeued n dew
ilish thing, and ms 10 wheth-
err that Parsonage is active
ON the seventh day. Posi-
biy I shall find out some
day.
o. X. CHESTNUT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Gusfidt auf 8ettung n,ebr Sl baben.
in Der Ndbe fanb id Die Geife meines
Srllbers. Der a,f Der Steue getobtet
lprirbe. Gues mar 10 ittpar1 als pie
Die Nadlt. 9ie eleftriifen Sele,hz
tunssbrdbte tparen ourh Die 8u6t
Der ggpIoiioa nieberseriTen tporben.
Sriimmer laesn a~llentbalben. Sier
unb bort mar ein menIhli6er &0rper
in ioI4en einseflemmt. ginise be-
tpegten lid, Die meiiten a6er niht. SD
fIetterts ii6er BITE @eide meines 9rus
bers binipeg. in Der Soffnung bon
bteiem Sdredensort fpeg3utommen.
Sh itieb auf sinen Stalieuer. beifen
Ndrne ih nid,t femme, urb Der rief mir
gu, ih iple mad benz 9ufti6aht ellen,
ba bort Die cin5ise Soffnlus airf 8ets
tung lei. Sh oermutbe. baB i1 oieiem
mein 9eben oerbanfe. 8ir 9eibe eilten
mad benz Shadt. bierbei iiber 2ei6en
linb Sriimmer itolpernb. CT Sog mid
nah. Die 9uft mar 10 bid. bab mir
fdlm ntbmen fonnten. Sh bersfpeis
ielte an Der 8ethins. CIR lieb aber
nidt mad. 8dbrenb Der san3en 3eit
er. gnhlioh erreihten mir
Den 2uftida6t unS ipuroen in Cider
belt sebrn6t.
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Gin nsrpesiicbes ttrtheil
iiber Sic llriaeeen Ses
Krieees.

Gbriitiania. %. Sept. IA
Su Der 3eitihrift .Samtihen" (llni@
periitdts 4rpiciior 8raus) peroiient>
lift Der Siitoriter 0auIen einen Iuis
ias bon 400 Sciten in 2eritoniormnt:
Ser @eltfries uro ieiue llria6en."
Sn Dem IuiIas fommt er gu Dem
SfluB. bdb Der Sruh Der Neutrulitdt
8eleien's faum elm @runb fir Die
eimniihuns gnglanb'S setpeien ~iei.
Sic itarfen Wprte bon Der Seiligfeit
bon Gbmahungen ieien unsht bel
ensliifen Staatsmdnnern. Die iebr
oft pertra9li6e 8elobniiie inter perz
dnberten Gerbdltniiien braden. 3tueis
felos bate elm iran6oiiiher Surhs
murId burh Sel9icn feline en9liihe
&riegsertldrnn9 gebradt. @nglurb
noble ieinen Ripalen Sur See, Seuti6s
Lamb, pernidten. Ser Suno nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Krieesanleite mber3eidbnet.

Berlin, 81. Sft.-Im Sienss
tn9 ipurbe in Berlin amtlif ailsees
seben, bab fiir Die beutihe ariesss
anleibe 500 Rilionen Collars einees
8abIt iporbeu iinb, $50 Niaionen
ipareu ~seforbert. Ser leste 9eriht
iiber ben Stanb Der Seuti6en 8eihss
banf gibt an. Dap bieielbe iiber 457
NiQionen So[lars gaarselb perfiigt.
cine 3unnbu,c bon 6.750.000 Solz
lars; Der Nptemmlauf 5ei9t cine Nbs
nabme o %, 5000 Collars.
9iise feitseitelt.
IS miro amtlih fcitseleat, paB cine
ensliihe 8onpernaute, Die bebauptet
bat, beutihe Solnqfen bdtien ibre
Sdpeiter a~nsegriffen unb ueritiims
melt, pofiir lie uls 8epeiie eiu II
seblih bon 3pei belsiiden @eiitlifen
rnb eneliihen Seamteu uuter3eihs
netes Shriftitiid porlegte. Die fra9s
li6en llnterihrifteu sefdliht bat.
Hah elmer Relbune Der ~9onboner
Simcs" lit ourh eiu cnsliihes N@eriht
icit9eitent fporben, boB Die @etreifenoe.
Die iih &nte Sume nennt. in ibrem
bnIterii6en 9eutiheubab Die gauge
@eiditte pouitdnbis criunoen uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
0rmbenmneliief BET Asyaltsn,
JatneiS.

MopaIton. ST., 81. Stt.-8m
Sienstag Ibenb iplirbe offi5iea feltges
felt, baB mn 81 8ergarbeiter bel Ser
grploiion in Der Branflins @rmbe bel
0iopaltpn, Sn., llmeefommeu iinb.
Span5i9 Rinuteu Dor Der @rplpiipn
iparen 346 Wann in ben SdaGt eins
aefd6ren. Im abenb tparen bereits "a
2eideu 9ebor9en, uno 81 tperoen nod
perinibt; man bat iebe 6ofinuns aitfs
segeben, auh MIR einen ein5isen BON
linen lebenb ans Sa9eslidt 3u befors
bern. Sic @rube eebort Der Sranfliu
Goal ann Cote 60.
Siinf Nimlten Dor 8esinn Der
Nrbeit erfDl9te cine grploiion, tuelhe
bon einem rieit9en Seuer gefolgt mar.
llnsefdbr fiinf5is Warm fparen nod
nift eingefabren, bod bic iibrieen be-
fanben lid bereits auf Dem @es 5u
i6ren Nrbeitsitdtten inter Der grbe.
Die grploiion %ereisnete iib I'M
norbpeitlihen Sbeil Der @riibe. Sie
i'm iiibli6en Sbeil befinolihen Irbeis
ter eilten, iobnlb lie ben Small 'borten.
BEN Ius9dngen gu. Die iinb eliids
I Iid)erpeiie bon Dem S6eil, in pelhem
Die grploiion erfolste. bur6 ofde
| a%oblenflobe eetrennt. Cont ipdre
faum elmer Der Irbeiter entfommen.
S9iIberune zines @es
retteten.
SEQ geIIomp. ,beiien 9riiber
Charles fat neben ibm auf Der
| Gteae getDbtet tpurbe, uno Der MIR
nit srDbter Iiibe iih ms Sreie retten
| fonnte, madte. tpdbrenb err bon einem
Gr3te perbunben ipurbe. folsenbe Nns
gnben: sd befanb midi I'M Saupts
ihaht init meinem 9ruoer, bereit bic
Mrbeit auf3nnebmen. Yloblih ers
folete cine grploiion. SD ipnrSe
aeeen bic @nnb 9eihleubert uno mlib
bort fir einige 3eit beipilbtlos lie8cn
ge%blieben ieiu. INls i6 5n mir fam,
khprte i'd Dos S9reien Der @eripuns
beten unb Ssner. Die slaubtcn. feline
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$pefmlatisn.

Inter bieiem sitel brinst rGols
Iier's" Us. ,Sftober), SaS Dor latter
8utb iiber Die sroBeu Iaffenerfolse
Der bentid)en 8arbareu auBer Hano
uub @anp 1T. iolsenbes: ~Sm Sabre
STA itarb aarl Der @robe, Yarbenue
unS grobsrer Q gang europa nnp,
obtpubI uneebiloet, Elm sefpaltiger
arteger unb Serri6er. SIM Sabre
1914 8os lid Elm anoeret @roberer
bon europa inter Subel unb SbrGren
nah glba 8uriid. @elhe groBe
Steigerung baben mir in oieiem Sabre
1914 81 >eriparten?"
Natiirlih miini6t oas Raaa8ia.
has es fertis brinst, aus 8arl Den,
8roBer ,eincn Earbenrie 81 MADDEN
nnb ibm ieinen Ianeel an S6uls
bileuns p%or5uipcrien. Die antiport,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

bab bns Sabr 1914 oie gnttbronuns
oes oeittibeu 8uiiers unb feline
gerbannung naf @lbd pber ct. Ses
lena 81 per5eidneu bnben iperhe.
GQein Die antport tonnte audi unoers
lauten. @ir glaliben 3tpar, DAP bies
Sabr, in oehen leeteS Stertel ipir be-
reits ein9etreten iino, an ben beite6ens
ben SerbdEtniiien in Der alien 8eIt
nidt mebr niel dnbern piro. Mber
tper tpeiB. mas mir I'M Sabre 1915
erlebeu perben. Sdlt Golfers"
es firr 10 ausseih(oiien, bab baS Snbr
1915 in Der 0eidifte einseidrieben
ipiro uls bas 9robe Sabr, in pein Die
&elt bur6 Die beutid)eu @affen be-
ireit ipiirbe bon benz briidenben Sod.
bus ibr England nit ieiner aepaltisen
Safeguarding aufsebalit battea
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perartteilt.

9 ernenp o, %. Sftuber.-Sas
tirtbeil iiber bic WsOrber bes Grs=
her3csS Srans Seroinanb nno feiner
8emablin iuitrbe bente sefdlt.
9aprilu Irinrip, Der mirflime Ws5r=
Der, unrbe I'M 81 20 Sabren 3udt=
bans pernrtbeilt, pahriheinlih Int Nn-
betradt ieines uifencn @eitdnbuiHes,
tpabreno bier Mitperihwurene sum
8alsentobe pernrtbeilt iunrben.
Giner wuroe auf 9ebens3eit perurs
tbeilt; 5iuei, barnnter Babritumitih,
Der cine Sp,nbe mnri, fueldJe inbeifen
iift erpluhierte, auf 20 Sabre; einer
anf Is, eiuer auf Is Sabre; suei 81
10 Sabren, elmer sIf7 uno stuei III
bret Sahren. @ssitcre Sebn Anseflasts
,unrben tre%iseipruhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Der 81. Gmitpanser Iaait Seit
Stapel.

2onopn. 81. Cft.-Tad elmer
0epeihe aus 8eui an Den y@rpreb"
lit Der setpaltisl1e 3eppelins 8reu5cr
ieiuer Irt ioeben in Srieorihsbafen
bonn Stapel 9elauien. Sbnc Srpbes
iabrten flos er gen Sorben init ries
flyer S6neQi9feit, pdbrenb Die Solbo>
ten riefer: .gah 2unbpu!" @ruf
Zeppelin mar 6u9egeu. SuS 9lifts
16iff bat elm beionbcres 9epan5ertes
Gbtheil fin Spmbeu nabc Den Bro
peGlern. Born lit cine sroBe 8anoue
gum Shuee 9egeu Ieroplane NOM
tiert. Gin 5~iueites 9uiti4iff dbnlihen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

wolfe, challie, dimity, lawn, ba-
tiste and similar materials. The
pattern Is cut in 6 sizes: "a, 36,
3S, 40, az and A inches bust
measure. 1t requires 2 3-S yards
of 44-inch material for a So
inch sire. Price 10 cents.
98SS-Ladies' Dress, with or without
Chemisette, with Long or
Shorter Sleeve, and with Skirt
in Raised or Normal Waistline.
A Simple but Up-to-Date Gown.
Crepe voile In a new blue shade,
with embroidery in self color on
cuffs and collar, was used for
this design. The waist Is shaped
in front at the closing, and the
kimono sleeve extends over the
shoulders to form a yoke. The
neck is cut In pointed outline in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

easy to develop. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: 81, SO, 80, 40, AZ
and A inches bust measure. Il
requires 6 1-2 yards Of 36-inch
material for a 36-inch size. The
skirt measures 2 yards at its
lower edge. Price 10 cents.
9807 - Ladies' Dressing Sack. A
Dainty and Pleasing Negiigee.
White crepe wolfe dotted with
blue and trimmed with collar
and cuffs of "Val' lace insertion
and edging, is here shown. The
fulness Is confined at the waist
line under a belt that may be Of
ribbon or correspond with the
collar and cuff trimming. The
model is cut with body and
sleeve combined, and viii lend
itself readily to silk, cashmere,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
MkllING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address
on receipt Of price mentioned with
description VI 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-
mealber that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams. j..
Address: y
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
Catholic Printing Co.,
DUBIOUS, IsSta.
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silk or wolfe. The shoulder is
long. The sleeve Is in kimono
style. The pattern Is cut in 8
sizes: Small medium and large.
II requires 5 1-2 yards Of 36-inch
material for a medium size.
Price 10 cents.
3706-Girls' Coat Suit. A Seasonable
and Attractive Design. Blue
serge with faeings of white
braided In blue and metal but
tons for decoration was used
for this design. The loose fit-
ting coat has eutaway fronts and
is finished with a wide shawl
collar. The belt that serves to
trim the back may be omitted.
The skirt is shaped to conform
to the coat outline and has a
habit back. The model is suit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

8uBlaub uns Sapan lei uaratiirlih.
Wenn f~reiiiunise Staatsmdnner eng
lambs II. Srantreid's iasten, es selte
bic 8ettung Der Sreibeit guropa's Dor
benz prsuBiihen Nilitarismls, 10 lei
bies nidts ais cine Tbraie. So[te
iest 0ertidlauo beitest' iuerbeu, 10
ipiirhs es fiir @eits europa nm 10
ihlpsrer iein, i'm ndditen WeItfriege.
Der sar5 8lpsifenos sesen 8uSlanb
ipiirbe eefiibrt iperben miiNen, Den
&nltllrnntioren 8eitsG uropa's lire
Sreibeit nnb ibr Sel6ifbeitimmunese
reht, Gnslaub nit einsereduet, 81
behanpten..
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front and finished with a deep
collar. The sleeve is stylish in
wrist length or with a pointed
cuff in shorter length. The skirt
is cut on prevailing lines, is
graceful and finished at the back
with dart tucks. It measures at
the foot in the medium si.e,
when finished, about l "a yard.
The pattern Is cut in 7 sizes; 80,
"a, So, 80, 40. az and A inches
bust measure. II requires 6 IA
yards of 36-inch material for a
medium size. Price 10 cents.
l101-A Becoming Dress for Little
Girls. This style is good for gal
a.ea, bingham, seersueker. per-
Gale, drill, linene. serge, cash
mere, silk or velveteen. The
sleeves are cut in one with the
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Seieelmis wiSerrmien.

8aibinstpn. 8. g., 90. Oft.
tplroe bier beute betannt. bab
Der Senat in elmer @gefutip Sisuna,
iura Dor SdlluS bes Gonereies am
Samsta9 Die @utheisune oes 9es
ihluiies. 8cneraleG oniul Oicberif
bon Nutiperpen mad, Barcelona in
Spanien su oeriesen, an Stclle bes
bon bprt mad Inttperpeu berufenen
Goniuls Carl 6urit, riidsdusis
madbte.
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Sebnssian in Ghteass mnS
anHeren OFTEN.

GbieGgp, gu. %. Sh.-Seute
Iitta9 bate Chicago mad einem
8eeenz uub Saselpeiter ben eriten
ShneefaG III Der Saiipn. 9leiGe Be-
ridte tommcn ans Rod Ssluno, gu,
unb W~tilipaufee, @is. Sn Green
Sap, 8is., seiete rns OuediiIber 20
@rob.
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8ir lieisrn Grid Die SHUTTER
III biaisen Yseiiea.

body portions. The dress is
easy to develop and will prove
a comfortable and practical goY-
ment. The pattern Is cut In (
sizes: 4, 6, 8 and 10 years r
requires 5 1-2 yards Of 4O-inch
material for a Swear size. Price
10 cents.
O154-Corset Co1Ar. A pretty design
for a corset cover TO be embroi-
dered in SOLID or cycles embrDi-'
derry. with buttonhOle edge
Stamped on nains0ok. -. .40c
Cotton for working. ....... 2p&
Perforated psttefn, including
all necessary stamping ma
teTldiS .IJW
O133-Baby Set. This pretty little
outfit for baby CONSISTS of I
cape fer punch work and eyefe$
embroidery; l bib for eyefet en-
broidery; / cap for punch work.
and eyeiet embroidery; L pair
bootees for eyefet embroidery
: and 1 belt for eyelet embroidery
the whole stamped on Repp for
so cents. Perforated patteru
NOT SUPPLIED.
O17-CeRterpiece. A handsome CEN.
terpiece, the beauty of which
will be recognized by all art
lovers.
Stamped on 22x22 inch Irish
linen . u
Twelve yards of coronation
cording for working scroll .
design as illustrated, 35e q
extra. y
Perforated pattern. including
all necessary stamping ma-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Iohslts miro @noe Gftuber fertis fein
Sizes lit Der 81. Seppelius areu5er.
Snbere peSben in SidKeloorf, 8pImdr
unb bel Berlin eebaut. Ser beutf6e
8cnerdfftdb ipirb binuen Aairseua
6ltubert bapon baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
GarSinal rattst sur Heinfekr
Scr Sel9ier.

Scr gr3biihoi BON Nedeln. Car
oindf Iercier, lit bon Solauo oabin
suriid9efebrt unb empfieblt allen beIgis
iden 8atboIifen, ieinem geiipiele gu
folgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

gus Dem Saae ipirb semeIbet. taS
Die Buren, epolte in SiibsAirifo an
llmiaue geipinnt, ureea6tet bes LIN.
itanoes, SaB Die Sebbrbsn Die ener.
giiditcn Rabrnhnen 5u ibrer l1nters
orildurg er9rifien unb niele gers
baftun9en dnaeorbnet baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1090--The New Basque Costume. La
dies Costume consisting OF q
Basque with Body Lining, and
with Long or Short Puff Sleeve,
and with or without Tunic. This
style may be eff ectivei developed
for afternoon, calling or even-
ing wear. Black satin or char
mouse would make this q lovely
dinner gown, with yer collar
and long sleeves, or with low
neck and puff sleeve. The de-
sign is also good for cashmere,
garbadine, wolfe. velveteen, taft
feta and crepe. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: 81, So. SO, 40, AZ
and "A inches bust measure. 1t
requires Z 7-S yards of 44-inch
material with l 1-2 yard of &C.
inch material for the sash CIR
die, for a medium size. The
skirt measures about / 7-S yard
at Its lower edge. Price 10 cents.
s741-Child's Rompers in High or
Round Neck Edge. A Simple
Practical Design for Little Chill
dren. This design with its prac-
teal closing at lower edge is
suitable for Bingham, chambrey.
lawn, p~ercale, g~alatea, flannel or
fannelette. The pattern Is cut in
4 sizes: 6 months, /, 2 and 3
years. 1t requires 2 IA yards of
36inch material for a Swear
size.-Price 10 cents.
1O92-Ladies' KimOno. A Comfort
able, Ever Popular Garment.
Figured cotton crepe in blue
tones, with facings of white was
used for this attractive model.
The style is also good for CASH
mere. lawn, bastiste, nainsook,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

bas S6riitiriid ielbir berseftelt bat.
Sic ipurbe in 9onbon 5u prei WonateH
8efdngniB perurtbeiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

l1O7-Ladies' House Dress with Re-
versible Closing. A New and
Practical Work Dress. How
very practical and easy to ad-
just is this model. No buttons or
hook and eyes over the fronts;
just a simple crossing of these
parts, and a fastening at the
back. This model is good for
percale, gingham, lawn, drill.
linene, seersucker, or galatea. It
Is neat and comfortable and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

able for any of this seasons
dress materials, velvet, cordu-
roy, b~roadclOth, cheviot, pru-
nella, etc. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 5, 10, II and Ia years. II
requires 8 yards of 36-inch ma
terial for an Swear size. Price
10 cents.
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

Our men are experienced. Special
rates IN longtime storage Carload
lots taksn for distribution Phone 1912.
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FOR SALF-1 Mule. about S years Old.
Fat and strong. Cheap for quick sale
I. c. Howell. R. F. D No. 5. City
1IIuneTt
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR SALE-Just received Shipment Of
nice combination horses VIII sell
worth the money. Apply 100 W Inten-
dencia. Phone SIS or 1927. Geo w
Furto0. Jr Hume
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SPECIAL MAeTEp SAFE

Under and by virtue Of a decree Of
foreclosure and sale rendered by the
Honorable J. Emmett Wolfe. Judge Of
TIE Circuit Court Of the First Judicial
Circuit nf Es0ambia county, Florida.
in Cha,ncerE. on the 3rd day OF
June, A n 1914 in certain cause
therein pending wherein Z. a ytuson
is complainant. and v. L. Tharp. Ct ais.
are defendants. I viii, on Monday. the
6th day OF July, a. D. 1914. during the
legal hours Of sale offer for sale for
cash to the highest and best bidder. in
front OF the county court house door,
In the City of Pensacola, Fscarnbia
county, Florida. the following described
real estate. situate, living and being in
the City Of Pensacola, E,scambia county.
Florida, to-wit. Lots three 81, four a.
and FIVE 81. in block one hundred and
six G0fl Of the New City tract. as per
map Of the City of Pensacola COPY
righted by Thos. c. Watson in I5O5
Together wi+h the tenements, heredit-
7ment~ and aDpurtena noes thereunro be-
longing or in any wise appertafning. the
whole free from all exemption and right
Of homestead.
Terms cash. Deed at cost Of pur-
chaser
WILLIAM FISHER
Special Master in ChanCery.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to creditors.
IIegatees. distributes and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate of stephen Mallory Riera. decea sed.
to present the same to the undersi gned
within two % years from the first publ
cation OF this notice. This May It'll. 1914
JOS. Y. PTEPA.
Administrator
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given to creditors.
legatees, distributes, and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate of Gusippa Cincotta. deceased. to
present the same to the UNDERSIGNED
within two (2) years from the first pub
location of this notice. This May 7th.
1914
THOS. c WATSON.
Executor.
1904 ma vi. ! 81 40a W VI
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hOTICE

Notice is hereby given to creditors
Iegatees, distributes, and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate of Annie Jordan. deceased, and
MentOria AverfeId. deceased to present
the same TO the undersigned within two
% years from the first publication Of this
notice This May It'll, 1914
D. G BRENT.
Administrator OF estate Of Nentoria
Averfeld.
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