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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Why MllLonaires Should Welcome the Income Ia

their taxes and all their expenses on the con-
Stunning public. The taxes are paid by consum-
crs. And Who arc the consumers? They are in
the main. the least fortunate members of so-
eiety. In other words, the poorest OF the nation
pay all the taxes and the richest OF the nation
are BY this process exempted
The nations greatest ingenuity and hes. ener.
sies, the combined forces of government ara
year in and year out engaged in attending to
the business OF the properticd Interests at
cost that staggers the human ina gination and
this entire cost il unoaded on the general con.
auming public, victim!Zed into state of de,
pendence and subject to wholesale exploitation.
Now, submit that this whole business is wholly
Unfair, and If IT were not for this unfairness
ne should have fewer swollen fortunes and =
more general prosperity.
Some directors to income and inheritance
taxation say that society has contributed moth
'Fs toward the amnsSinc of private fortunes
ana, therefore. onght TO have no claim upon
'hem Such view Is not only unfair, but alb
Surd In fnce Of the facts Let us take, for ex-
ample, the growth OF lind values
II is ~ell-known fact that the whole OF
Manhattan Island was first sold to the Dutch
BY the indians for $500. To-day says Profes.
aor Charles a. Beard in his mastery work
entitled American City Government" this
land rs r'o-ih $2l3,,oo per acre. One average
acre OF the metropolis would buy an average
farm OF i've thousand acres i'll extent The
total area of the city is bat 10000 acres
The Land values cf Greater New York exceed
the total value Of all thc buildings ana improve,
ments IN the city, which generations of labor
nave been expended. by over 500 900 900 This
9alue exceeded by nearly 81 900 600 900 all OF
the capital IN the United States invested in ma
rhlnery, tools and impe in 800 1t was
almost equal to the value Of all the farm build.
thn TFttN
nc human Imagination can hardly compre-
hehh sueh stupendous figures This narrow
point ~ land which forms ,hc gateway Of the
cation and which can scarcely he discerned
Npon the map exceeds III value the census ap-
0ralS"i OF "il % the farming land With the i'm
Provcn'ents thereon lying To the east of the
Allegheny Mountains =, b. equal 10 one-sixth
OF TIE to'ai value of the S4l 90i $50 acres OF
improved land III the United States. Into thess
farms have gone three centuries of struggle.
Fney represent the sacrifices OF the pioneer. O,
the log cabin and the prairie schooner. the
aroUSh1 ana the scourge OF the Western
prairie. IN TINS making OF Il nation are all the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

e"' ano ave They are usually false hu,
can belong to the natural equipment
Devil curis negligees and flmy lingerie
'orm me burden OF my song this week They
seem 10 me TO form harmonious trio II
would seem 10 be impossible for ooudoir
gowns 10 become more elaborate The one
piece affair shown here Is the las, word In
oesutr II rs created In lovely rose
crepe meteor Of the supple kind. which costa
from ten dollars up The deep embroidery
with which II is decorated IL all done In fine
gold thread on gold net
The simple little cap which frames the
lace SO delightfully."- and demurely :s made
OF piece OF rare old lace mellowed with
age pure white lace would look tawdry
Pale yellow tatfeta Rnd fine net lace are
used With grea, effectiveness in this little
party gown The looped-up drapery In the
osck stimulates the soon-to-arrive hustle.
am glad TO say that even the arrival of the
hustle will not affect the kimono blouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
The Cheek Curl.

NJ EE FL IN so so'o ., nn,s., new
Paris has taken up the
spi' curl and It is now ap
peartne 90 the heads OF the
artcst women Uglyp
fr'Gotfullv so hy, interesting
and SO long az 8 thing is in
terestine who in Paris cares
how ucly II may be- AT their
best these curls look more
like miniature devils horns
than ANYTHING else They are
worn on The forehead. but the
very smsrtest place is on the
cheek bone Just between the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
The Ring Curl.
The Foruhe.d Curl

ADY DUFF GORDON. the amou. Lucille Of Loadon
foremost creator of fashions The world each week
L. the fashion article for t, newspaper presenting al thai
and best in styles for ~en-de,sed
Lady Duff Codons Paris establishment bring, her close
with that Of fashion
lady Duf-Codop, Amencan establishment Is Nos 81 and g
West fifty.sevenh New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
BY
Lady
Ouff-Gordon

shape are also Significant OF tho attn
"foppier" figure which Is to be fashionable
next season
And certainly they arc Intensely comfort,
able. while, when really well cut they have
also emartness all their owl 90 that alto
gether they are likely to be very popular
have quite lost my heart 70 a shirt OF f,pe
heavy crepe de chine In Q beautiful shade
OF golden brown. the line OF whose SQUARE
cui collar and long straight lapels Is faith.
fully followed on the under fabric
by fine silken hemstitchinx. a
while there is an over collar Of tho ~,
inea possible white niuon. with I:
nicote edging. s%L/h,
The armhole extends practically EGIyif
to the waist. where the fulness Ia ~.
slightly rounded. the sleeves being -
let In inst above the elbow with IL
the hemstitching and hem fitting J.
closely 10 the wrist
There Is nothing in the way OF
fastening In front. the lapels lust
wrapping over and being caught In al either
side Of the waist with stud-fastener Ease
and simplicity and vague outlines and long
graceful contours-these. you see, are thu
characteristics OF the new blouse modele
and the secrets Of their success too
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Der GetnntanSant Ser
,GmScn".

Ser Commandment bcS areuScrS
.Gmocn". helleu 6elocntluten mir ges
mcIoet baben. lit Src9dttcu s@upitdu
aurl bon Wtillcr, Der Den arelScr
ld,on i'm 5%luciten Subr befebli9t. Che
CT ons NlIsloubS Commando antrut.
mar CT mebrcre Sabre bel Der pberitcn
Wurincs Scb0rbc in Der Gcntrals Nbe
tbeilun9 tbdtia. Sdon I'M pcraangcs
lcn Sabre crlparb it'd Ger nGmncn"s
Scnmunoant, ais CT nod Den Sicnit>
graz beS Aorpettcn &opitdne inne
bate. Den arpnensS rben B.. &laiie nit
Den odllpertcrn. Scr a@mbcn" iicl
III Den Somnermpnaten oeS SubreS
1913 Die Iuignbe 81, uui elmer
Strombcrciiun9 oes Yangtie in Git
Nlien bnS Scuer GINGER dineiiiher
Sorts. Ole bon Hebcllen beieet murcn.
gum Shpeigcn 5u %bringeu. cine Nuis
Nubc, Ole Der Commandment im Sutcz
rene Der bcitiden &anNcloidiiifubrt
AMI Dem hinciiidcu Hicicnitrpm in
tilr5cItcr 3cit prompt criilltc. Mn Den
lcbl9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hcs
Nreu6ero "Gmbeu" I'M nDrolineu Sus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

9ung ii6er Die SeiiBucrt6eilmno I'M
llnbel Criente porauSging. &em
England iid) Ourd) iolfe Sonpllun0en.
lpic Die ScrleBung Der Neutralitdt beS
81 elnem engliIden MaffcnplnBe pers
manpelteu I%cgppteu's llno iein Dor
gcbcn gegen Den abebibc, ld)un ais
6utilnftigcn Sigentbilmcr bc5 gtilluls
oco gcbdroen bari, Damn bat p6uc
3peifel alld HllBlaub ihon oas Redt
auf Gpn%itantinopcl in bcn gcbcimcl
Sreiperbanbs @ertrdgcn su9eiproden
crbalten, uno cs ididcu lid Die prci
0roBnludtc an. Den tilrtiid,en Belts
ais toltburc Seutc erboiiter Siege
inter lih Si tbeilen. Bic Saltanz
ltaaten lperbcu bciieitc 9eid)obcn. ibrc
8uue it mlageipielt, ipenn Die Srciz
pcrbalomdoltc an ouS 3icl ibrer
WllnIdle tonmtcn - ld)on trcibt Der
Sdnoerbunger Ole brci @roBeu an. sur
Iuitbeilung bcS nabcn Sricnts 81
lhreiten. &cldlcS Sos bam alien
Senienigen beihieben iem pilroc. bic
bisber rationale 8iinide uno Soiis
luIn9cn uuf Dem Snltan I'M Nittels
nicer unp in Der Sepaute 6~eiciicn hns
ben, ldBt lid leidt bercducn. Sbre
Sreibeit miro 5u Gnbe iein.
Die Srobnn9 geaen Den Abebipe
BON Iegppten bot lpic elm Slibitrabl
oas Suntel DER SrciperbunbSsEldu
lm Wittc!meer uub i'm uabeu Often
crlclhtct. Seoer Smeiiel pariibcr
ut iebt nllSgeihlolien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Gn9ldnoern ipertbpol. Seute lit Ser
&beoipc nod bas Sbcrbaupt eiueS
Sributdrs StaateS Der Siirtei, BON Der
geIcegcbenben aammer Nc0gptcn'S
aus Der Samilie Der SnnaItic aclpGblt
nno bonn Sultau' beiidti9t. Gr muB
5lpnr an Ieinem Sofc Elm cngliifes
Scfretarlat erbaltcu unb in Ole Ses
partemcnts z9eborbeu Der Hcgierum9
ltno lat iibcraQ ldpu 9u9lGnoer ,cina
gcorungcn. Die mirflifc 2einng Der
Nrmee ut iognr ou5ihlieSlih cn9lis
lhen SffiSieren in Die Sano 8c9cbcn,
oentod) fiiblt lid Die euglildc Hcgics
rlng nit ihren Ylduen in Negpptcn
nlht lld)er, iolange tic beu abeoipc
nid)t 5lpingeu taun. ibr feline Nlltos
rttdt geaenilbcr DER mpbamehunildcn
Sepolferlrng 5lr &erfii9lne 81 iteleu.
sic braudlt ibn. nm feline lluters
lhriftel1 5l er5luinsen. Die ole eu9liz
ldcn HehtSheugllngen gut beiBen
loQen. feline Ycrion ioll ibr Elm Shilo
Iein, Den tic benz brpbenben Iufitanbe
cntgegenbaltcn fam; CT iol Den cins
beimild,en Sffi6ieren, Die Den @nalGuz
bern nidlt gebordlen lpolen. sebieten.
unb Dor Illcm, CT ioa bcn gnal1npcrn
aud cine SiirAe ae9eu Die Siirtei leiL
peren GntIhlpnenbeit, lid elm icl6its
~lt0noigeS &prgeben 5u mabrcn, ben
Staat2lcnfcun bcS Sreiperbanbee 10
itartes l%lnbebu8en cinil0Bt. 8eldc
SteIlllna Gu9lnno hiciem 0errihcr fir
Die 3utunit anuciicu mill. nomcutlib
'iir icnc 3utuuft, menu cS bcm Srcis
perbunoe gtliugeu lpiiroe. 5u iie9en
mas Seiat oieicr %erbaftSbeiebl. ben
Der cngliide Sotihaiter Dem abeoipc
NIT Ihlehtem Grfolae ii6erbrahte.
IS miro INNER beutlihcr iiht6ar.
DAB Dem aemeiuiamcn tricgerilden
%orgeben Der SrciperbanoSmGhtr cine
umfalenoe oiplomatilde |erltGnois
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Seuer in Scrbeu, Sefcn, SelcrplaBen
etc. gcppbnlih obuc ieoc SuIpettiuu
Der &aminc, Nobrc unb Sefen nugez
8iinbet iperpen, iiub pie iplgcnbcn
H~atbidld9c bDdlit nihtig, "a lie picl
oo5n b%eitragcn, eiu 6cllcr 81 pcrbiitcu,
pds mDgliherpciic baS Sebcn uub baS
G%igcntbum ~gcidbrScu iuiirbc.
llnteriudJc ale Anminc, SeiSrUbrcu,
Sefen. Sfenrobrc lnb Seucrplubc luo
iiber6euge Sid, hnB bieie IN 9utem
3ulrnnbc iinb.
Wem Su eincII anntiu unteriuGit.
illdle nIS3ufinbeu. Oh feiu WDrtcl uhz
9efallcn iii unb feline S0her porbaubcn
iinb, Die Der Slnmme 9eitatten, ibren
0ero 81 perlalien.
Sieb', bnB aue Sicnrobrc bint nit
chamber perbmben iinb nlIb boB tic
Iiher beiciti9t iiub. iobuB picie uiht
auf Den Soben falleu t0nnen.
lleber5cuge Sid, DAB ale SuitSii9c
irei bon StnIb unb mnotbtgen Wute
rialicn Iinh, On iuldlc lcid,t SclIcr funs
gen fonnen.
%critppic mbcnilBte SuitSilac, an
Scitcn nit MGrtcl, nber uicnrulS nit
Yapicr.
Scpede Der SuBbubcn inter Dem
Glen nit elmer Gage Nsbeit unb @Icdl.
Seidilbe hnS &ol6pert in Der nm
mlttclbnreu NtGbc bcS SicnS nit
NSbcitoS obcr Sled, iooaB cs nid,t
purd 81 groBe 6iBc in Srdub 9crGtb.
9demnIS mcric belize Hide in ciueu
bolSerncn @cbdltcr, benilete Ietaaz
bcbdltcr.
Siri feline lcidt cnt5iinbbnrcn @es
9en'tdnpc in ben Nidbebdltcr.
NicmalS bcnilBc Ectrolcum I'M cin
Scicr 5n madden.
%crbrcnnc feline Sldtter obcr bilrrcS
@ruS an cinem miubigcn Sage.
8enn Oh elm Seuer eutpedlt ober
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

employed. The Patterns are cut
in 3 sizes: Small, medium, and
large. II requires for No. 1, So
yard of 1S-inch material, for No.
2, 3-S yard of 20-inch material,
for No. 3, IA yard of 27-inch
material, and 1-2 yard for one
pair Of cuffs, of 20-inch material
for a medium size. Price 1Oc.
127-A Most Attractively Becoming
Style for the Growing Girl. Gar
bardine serge in a lovely shade
of burgundy is here combined
with plaid suiting in contrasting
cOlOrs. The style would also be
effective in brown velvet, with
trimming of tan or white satin.
The jaunty vest pieces may be
omitted, also the peplum. In
messaline, satin charmeuse or
crepe de chine, this style could
be effectively decorated with
embroidery. II would also lend
itself nicely to batiste or lawn,
combined with "alI over" en-
broidery. The closing is at the
centre front. The skirt is a two
piece model. The pattern is cut
in 3 sizes: IL, IA, and l6 years.
1t is also good for galatea, ging-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Der Anicblas amf 2lceyptcn.

Nl5 III Der berilbmteu llntcr6ausz
Sebatte i'm Suli 1882 @labitpne gum
erlten Wfal programmatii6 81 ben bas
muligcn &irreu III Negpptcn Stele
hug nabm unh Die SlGnc scr englis
iden Negicrllng bciprod). erfldrtc Ell
feierlid ais 3lped DER llnterne6mun
gen Sngldnp'9 Die Stdrfuna oeS
S6roues be5 &bebipe uub Die &ertreiz
bung' Der Spraunci 81 @uniten Der
GtnIebung Der Sreibeit llnb llnabs
bdn9i9feit Ne9pptcn's". llnD am 10.
Nugult 1882, ais Idou Die erlteu
Srnppenlanoungcu eriolgt lpuren,
perlidclte I'M cngliihcn llnterbaule
@lnolt1nc. England benfe nidt all
cine hauernbe Seicbung Iesppten's.
NiG}t genug, bdB beutc mad 80
SSabren England ba3 ~baninliae Scr
ipredpen nod nidt cingelDit bat unb
Die Gttlpation IegDpteu'3 nod fort
parlert, - Ihrcitet iebt Die britilbc
Hea>errng audi ba5rt, Die lebtcn HeIte
bef p%eriprodlenen nnb imner mebr
p~ecs.sinerten .Sreibeit uuo llnabz
bdu9igfcit IegDpten's" 8u Gciflnaz
nnbmen. Der Sefebl. Den Der eng
Iii6c Sotihafter in Gpnitentinppcl
Dem BORT meilenben &beoipe ert6eiit
hat, fam uidt anberS p~critanben
iperben. Ser abebipc babe, lautet
bicier. ioiort ieiueu Nuieutbalt in Der
Siirtci Su 6eenoeL auf Dem Seeipcgc
6uriid5ufebren unb ieiuen Nuicutbalt
in Neapel, EaIermo uper Slorcus 3l
nebnlcn, Us ut Dies ilidltS Gnbcrea.
als elm Scriud, Den abcoipe III Die
6nnb az hefummcn llnb linn porlGuiig
uuf neutralem 9oben eiren pcr0plbc
ten adfig 5u bereiteu. Den er idlpers
lib mebr ais Serri1er ucrlnlicu
ipilrbe. Seine Yerion erideint bcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Judgements Ser melt.

Nnh Sen itntiitiihcn @eridtcu pc9
Snternntionulcu Snititut3 iiir Ndcrs
ban i'll Hom, Die bcriibergctabclt lpur
Den. miro Die @etrcibcerute in Sclltid)e
lam NM HuBlnno pieic9 Subr gez
ringer icin ulS im oori0cn Subr. 81
&rcuBcn miro bic &ci5cuerute oicic5
Subr mlf 91,000.0 600 SuibelS tS5
SrpScnt Der I%cstidbriHenl peruuidluot;
HogGcn 334.00O,0 t9.06 Yro6cnt
lpcni9er) 9uibelS; Safer 100000
600 Suiheto t9.07 SrpSent meuiacr) ;
@crItc $4,000. 600 Suihclo CS.t2
Srp5cnt wcniger), Sn Sapau miro
Die oieSidhri9c Nei5ernte uui 17,s0S.
0O0. coo Siuub perauihlo9t pScr IS
%ro5cnt grocer ais Die upridbrige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

leather belt with self covered
buttons. this style will surely
please the little man.. For
something more dressy, black
velvet or corduroy. with white
trimming would be nice. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 3, 4, 5,
and 6 years. 1t requires 3 yards
of 44-inch material for a 4-year
size. Price 10c.
.139-Girls' Dress with Long or
Short Sleeve, and with Collar or
in Round Neck Outline. Blue
cashmere with trimming of SOU
tache braid is here shown.
Brown or red serge with facings
of striped or plaid wooden would
also be effective. The waist pOr-
tons are cut in one with the
sleeves, and these may be in
short or wrist length. The skirt
is a three-piece model with a lap
tuck at the centre back. The
pattern is splendid for all wash
materials. such as galatea, kim
dergarten cloth, poplin, percale.
gingham, ~seersucker and cham
brey. Also for velvet, silk, cloth
or novelty woOlens. Ii is cut in
A sizes: 6, g., 10 and II years. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
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. 1
Address: IN
PATTERN DEPARTMENT., 20
Catholic Printing Co.. '
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

iiloliden Staates Gbiapas bic iolscns
Den Ienberuugeu gctruficn:
Sic Seidte lit p~pIlitdnoig pcrbotcn,
Die Yrieitcr milllcn Die gcrpobns
lidle bilrgerlidc alciouug tru9cn uub
bllrfeu barnu tciu Tb5eifcn an
brin9cn baS tic ais Triciter crtcmts
lid mlad)t.
Yrieitcr biirfcn mr. Gin Maf in ser
&pdc, am Sonntda. Mciic lcien.'
Iue alOlter mililcn 9cidllolien unb
bon Den NuBeuicitcn hericlbcu ale
rcliglnicn Nb6eiheu cntierut perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die fatbuliihc 9reiie Sin. amerifa's
fir S%entiGlano. z

Sic aeudBi9t libernlc ga Slatns
Solr" ihreibt ilber Die Saltung ber
urBentiniifcn Yrcnc: -9ie anItdus
biglte 3cituug, ipcldJe lid 5u Dem
eurppdtihcu Gonflitt fait ausid)IieBs
LID obicttip duBertc. iii .Sos Yrincis
pics. Elm tutbplii6c@ Slatt." IS lit
bieicIbc Gridcinuua, mic HI Spanicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
SaS uugetreue Suhterlano.

2onbun. oeu IA. Oft. II. (Yoits
nddlrid)t.l Die oStmes" melbet aus
Salisburp: 0u1 rbobeliihe Gontins
gent, bus bette rnd Gn9lailb abreiicu
iplte, bat beihlniicu, in Nfrifa 6u
blelbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
@encral p. Scrnbarpi wieoer aftiu.

ScrliM 3. Nopembcr. -@cncral
.. Scrnburbi iitN lpieber I'M aftipeu
Sicnlt mnb conmranoirt. lpie aus elmer
nit letncm Nnmen untcr5cihnetcu
S%rotIanutiou eriidtlid III. paa 6iinite
Neicrpcz Nr1neetorps oabcim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
requires 2 81 yards of 36-inch
material for an Swear size. Price
10 cents.

mdttilai IOT al car size. rice
10 cents.
1070-Ladies' Waist with Long or
Short Sleeve in Raglan Style.
Striped taffeta in pretty green
tones was used, for this design.
Collar and cuffs are of char
meuse. The fronts are trimmed
with revers, that outline the "V"
neck and meet a rolling collar.
The sleeve i'm wrist length has
a pointed cuff. In short length
it is finished with a straight
turn-back cuff. The design is
splendid for silk, and wash ia
brics, such as madras, linen,
lawn, or batiste. 1t is also good
for wolfe, cloth, velvet or cOrdu-
roy or serge. The pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: "a, Sc, 3S, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 3 5-S yards of 27-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
Price 10 cents.
Ol45-AprOn. A very dainty apron in
daisy design, to be embroidered
in solid. outline and buttonhOle
embroidery. The daisies. if pre-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
SsrtIdbritte Scr fatbeIiieben
MISUNDERSTANDING In
Mcrifs.

SAB Die nclIc Hesicrlma ser Con-
Authorization III Wterifo Die tutbps
hide Stride bnielblt pollitdubi9 inter
orilden mill, babeu Ole bcrcitS in
pieier 3eitlun9 mitgetbeilten Mub
%rcgelltngcn Der Stride in perihicocncn
Stnatcn oicler Nepublif angcNeutct
umb iinbct peren @eiipiel intmcr
ldlimmerc N%ndabmun1. 60 bat
Der cpnitinltioncllc 8oupcrncur ocs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Hauh bon irgenb ciuem S6eil bea
Sanica fomnneu iicbit. bennhrihtigc
Ole Selcrpebr.
Sclblt pcnn 81 Elm Scuer inter
oriIft bar, bcnndrihtige Die Selcrz
ipcbr trobOent, e. III m0glih, bu6 e$
uucntbcdt l]pciterbrcnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
&reu6cr .@laSsow" cutpiidt.

Snutin9p Chile. 9. Nopember.
Ser britiid)e Mrcu5cr n@laS9op"
lrnb Der transporter YCtrauto" bas
ben Den Seuttburm an Der &untd Sells
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Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9990-Ladies' Dress with Long or
Short Sleeve, and with or with
out FlOunce or Tunic. A Charm
ing Gown for Home or Calling.
French linen in a new rose
shade, with braiding in self
color is here shown. The de-
sign offers much in the way of
variety. The sleeve may be long
or short, with a neat cuff trim
ming. The skirt may be finished
in plain outline with a tuck lap
at the centre front. 1t may have
a hOunce just below hip length,
or be finished with a tunic and
fiounce, or a tunic only. The
waist is finished in the now so
popular blouse style, with set in
sleeve. The design is also good
for linen, ratine, ~duvetyn, wolfe,
crepe or taffeta. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: "a. So, 80, 40, AZ
and A inches bust measure. 1t
requires 6 ga yards of 44-inch
material for the dress in a &C.
inch size. If tunic and f1Ounce
are omitted it will require 4 "a
yards. The skirt measures about
3-4 yard at the foot. Price 1Oc.
1131-Vestee, Collars and Cuff for
Ladies. A Set of Dainty Dress
Accessories. The attractive sim
phcity of this pretty group will
at once appeal to the Oma
who likes a smart touch to her
clothes. The vestee (No. - in
linen, lawn, Organdie, pique or
crepe, is appropriate for waist
or Goa suit. The broad collar
(NO. y is very effective in
batiste with a border facing of
contrasting material. For sim
pie tailored shirt waists, pretty
home or morning gowns. this
style is especially good. The
faring collar (NO. 81 is also
good for linen, velvet, or crepe.
as well as organdie, crepe "a
inc and silk. For the cpfs,
*, velvet. pOplin, linen, rique
similar materials ~ be
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ferred, could be carried out eff
fectively in eyelet embroidery.
Stamped on lawn. ........ soc
Cotton for working ...... zoe
Perforated pattern, including
all necessary stamping ma
terlals l5c
1125-Girls' Coat with or without
Cape. A Jaunty Top Garment
for the Young Miss. Blue chin
chilla, black velvet or brown
brOadcloth could be used for
this style, with braid binding or
trimming for a finish. Double
faced clOaking or novelty
cav in zibeline, plaids and
other cloakings are equally ap-
propriate. The cape may be
omitted. The fronts are Tapped
at the closing, and the garment
is loose fitting and in sack shape.
The pattern is cut in A sizes: 8,
10, IL and Ia years. 1t requires
4 IL yards of 44-inch material
for a 14-year size. Price 10 cents.
0138-Ready Made Shoe Bag. This
pretty and useful Shoe Bag is
already made up of art cloth
bound with red tape, and has
brass lined eyelets which will
not rip or ear out, also a design
stamped on same to be worked
in outline embroidery. 1t also
has four pockets. Price 80 cents.
0155-Night Dress. A pretty Daisy
design for a Night Dress, to be
embroidered in Solid Outline
and B%uttonhole Embroidery.
Stamped on 3 1-2 yards of
good quality nainsook. $3.50
Embroidery Cotton for
working 20
Perforated Pattern includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. .......... Is
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ham, seersucker. p~ercale, pop
lin, challie or lawn. 1t requires
4 1-2 yards of 36-inch material
for a 14-year size. Price 10c.
1l11-Ladies' Kimono. A Charming
Longing Robe. Figured crepe
in navy blue and white, was
used to make this attractive
model. The waist is cut in EN-
pire style, with skirt attached
having a wide panel over the
back. A neat cuff and collar of
Organdie with frills of lace
forms a dainty waist. finish. The
pattern is also good for flannel
lette, lawn, percale, dimity, ba-
tiste, cashmere or silk. 1t is cut
in 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires 4 IA yards
of 36-inch material for a me-
dunn size. Price 10c.
S903-A Dainty Infants Set. Com
prising, Bonnet. Coat, Dress and
Wrapper. \ Lawn or nainsoOk,
with lace or embroidery edging
will be suitable for the dress.
The wrapper will develop nicely
in eiderdOwn, fannell, flannel
lette, cashmere or silk. The coat