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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-22

Hon Gordon Lee has not yet decid-
ed what he will do about the Govern
orship, or at least is not ready to
make a statement. He would make
a splendid Governor and it would be
a safe statement to say he will get
it whenever he goes after it. He may
not care to retire from politics yet,
and if he were elected Governor now
he would, in four years, be an Eek
governor" which would end his
career unless he should be elected TO
the Senate
Mr.. Lee is not quite fifty five, and
from his appearance there is no rea-
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-22
MONEY LOANED

on improved farm lands in North
Georgia. Lowest rate. Reynolds
Mortgage & Trust Co., Rome, Ga. In
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington City,

May 10, 1914.
/ did not believe he was going to
do it, but all the same Hen. William
J. Harris has announced for Cover
nor and, furthermore, he has jumped
at once right into the middle of the
spotlight He is being fired at by
Tom Watson, the Macon Telegraph,
several railroad lawyers and others.
Col Harris doesn't mind it a little
bit in fact he is immensely tickIed
to be the target of practically the
entire opposition bunch.
Col. Harris has rendered his resig-
nation as Director Of the Census, to
be accepted by Secretary Redfield at
his pleasure and on Thursday he viii
leave for Cedartown, where Saturday
morning he will make mis- opening
speech of the campaign. From Cedar
town he will go to Rome and will
spend Sunday with his brother. Mon
day he Will be in Atlanta and Tues
day and Wednesday he will be in
Macon attending a Masonic conyen-
ton. Col Harris has sent to Senator
West his resignation as Chairman of
the State Executive Committee.
With this resignation and his resign
alton of a $4,000 position here Colo
mel Harris has burned all the bridges
behind him and is going to make a
red-hot, live or die. sink or swim,
campaign.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-22

The fight which Colonel Harris
is to make viii be for the protection
of the State road against the designs
OF those who would gobble it up or
destroy it. 1t is not my business to
prove that which Col. Harris charges
is true but there are enough signs
in the skies to indicate that a
spirited campaign is coming and
coming fast Maybe when things
get busy we shall find out what that
survey party is UP to that has been
working so mysteriously over behind
kennesaw Aountain. Possibly a
railroad is being surveyed to parallel
the Western and Atlantic.
Not only is that question involved.
but there is the new lease and the
disposition of millions of dollars
worth of Georgias real estate IN
Chattanooga Also the Colonel will
make a square issue as to whether
Hon Thomas f. Watson is to do
inmate the Democratic party in the
State Watson already calls him
Badly and the Macon Telegraph
calls him Whispering William. 3"
With these able ink-slingers united
in their attacks it is easy to see that
Colonel Harris will get lots of adver-
Using that will not cost him a cent
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-22
w E w ANT

AT ONCE, LOAN APPLICATIONS
FOR $500 TO $4,000 ON EITHER
CITY OR FARM REAL ESTATE
SECURITY. WE HAVE FINE
LISTS OF REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE. CALL BY AND SEE
US. WILLIAM TATE HOLLAND.
SUCCESSOR TO R. N. HOLLAND
AND SON, No. l REYNOLDS
BUILDING, MARIETTA, GA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

take 2 IA yards, and the Petit
coat, Night Gown and KimonO
will each require 2 yards. The
Barra-COat will require one yard
of flannel for the skirt, and 1-2
yard of cambria or muslin for
the body. The set is cut in n
size. Complete set of patterns,
10 cents.
l024-Ladies' House Dress. White
drill was selected for this model,
with a simple finish of stitching
for OrnamentatiOn. For a work
dress there are such serviceable
neat ginghams, ~percales, gala
teas and seersuckers, that will be
good for this design. AS a porch
dress, it will be equally satisfac-
tory, made up in lawn, batiste,
linen, linene, ratine or rice cloth.
= The neck edge is low and cool
looking. with a neat tab edging
the right front. This feature is
again repeated on the skirt,
which also shows a convenient
pocket. The sleeve is trimmed
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

erlebt. Sen Sran3pien blieb pieic
Shdnoung Der aultur porbebaltcn.
@enn Oh oieicn grief crhGltit, pols
5icbt iih in pollfpnmcner Hhbc Der
Nifmnrih unierer Irmcen. Niles
gcht glatt pie cine NtuIhine. 8ir
lperben Wiaioucn ms ScIp Ifidcn.
NId Die Spbue bcs auiier5 unp
Der ~iibrigeu beutifcu Siiritcn gchcn
ms Scih, Ser aronprinS III in
Saarbriidcn. Sancriide Yriu3cn
pcrpen ais einidd,e 2cutnant5 I'M
Seuer itcbcu. Sh iclbt habc nidt
gcoicnt. Sh gebore gum Sanpiturm.
Wir lperDen crit gerufeu, penu Der
leete Mann gcbrauht pirb. Sd mill
nber nidt parten bis babin. I'D, mill
midi mor9eu nit meinem guto Ser
Irmce sur &erfiieuus itcuen. Sd,
boffe, ha6 mon S~eripenbung fir mid,
bat. Oil pirit midi barim niht
tapeln. Sd meiB eS. SD liebe ous
Sc6cu huuhertinh, ieit id Gid gcfrna
ern babe. sl6er bier rlft eas Better
lnnb.
@riiBe Seine Muttcr scdlt her5lid.
Sh tiiiic Sid innis. Behalf mid,
licb. Seiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

ben perben miiiier. On ipirit leidt
Semanb finben. Scr Sir ben 9rief
iibcriest, Oh tannit IN mid gn9liid
lfreiben.
Sn tannit Dir nift poritclfen. tuie
trauris uub bod 10 crbebenb BIER Iaes
lit. Seit elmer StuuDe lue;s iG, Dap
olsf @n9lanb II ben ariea erflGrt
bat, Us miro EN- anmpf duT Soo unb
Scben iein. &pr ulleE Scitcn fallen
tic iiber ms her. @ir bGsten Scitcrs
reid allein laIicn fonncn, oann bdtten
mir Den Sricben. llnD boh bat bel
ms fcin ~einsiser Wani olih mir cine
Sefunhe selhpautt. ais Die Sraec ar
unS b~erantrat, Oh mir Selterrcidl Die
Creme balten inuten ober niht. liner
@olf 5iebt i'll bieieu aries nit iold'
littlifem @rnt uub 10 purhoruuaen
bon leinem Hed,t uub ieiner Yflidt
uno 5ngleid NIT elmer iplhen @mpoz
rnng ilber bN fripoien, taua pprbcz
reitetcn Sr~iebcnsbruh uua iibcr ar
Die Sinterliit Der Scinbc. ba6 Su gin
feline Tprltcllun9 oupol unnd)cn fonuit.
Sn3 Volt lpddtlr nit icineu Nuienpcr
ms &ieiengrpBe. Die @tenidcn lpcrs
Den belier unb Golfer. Nae guten On
ltinttc iperbeu iuad. Seine Scr5ogts
belt, bod and feline Yrablerei unS
ll~cberbebuna. Iles oonsebt it'd nit
rubisem ielbithelpubtem @rnit. @sili
erbebeno. bieic Sescirerung 5u ieben,
NIT Der Ole Ienid,en 5u ben Sabncr
ellen, Die %brauienoen Subelruie 81
bDren. nit oenen lie empiauaen umr
Sn Den 9abnSiiaen s~eleitct nerben. Die
ms Nelo fiibren. Sic Acrmiteu Beber
lbr @iSd)cn mas lie bnbctl Is oicbi
teinc politiiheu Yarteieu mcbr in
Scntihlano. IlcS lit einia. SlOcr
oonn pieoer SSencn, bnB cincm >NuS
5crS brcdn tonntc. Willtet. Die ihrc
Sphne ms ,Selb sicbeR lcbcn, Sd
lot asirern cine @iitrer. Die iih bon
flint Sobnen rerabihiehetc. Srauer
unS &inoer bdnaen flosenb an hem
|ater Der Samilic. Den bas @aterIani
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

init. 8irflih berSSerreiRenb. Su
crinucr't Sid geiuiR nod bes cages.
no mir Dor oem Sentiten Hatiunals
penfnlni am HbeiH itnnoen. Sh err
inherit Sid, seipiB Der S3enen aus
Dem arie9 tS70--7t. Die BORT barge
,telt- iparen. ainber ltnp Sraicl
nebntcu lpcinsnb Ibihicp bon hcm ein
bcruicncn Snmilienuntcr. Totcr mo
Miiticr iegIen hire Sohuc. Sds
allies tonntcit Su test bier in @irt>
lid,fcit iebcu. Sdun brcd)cu ipicScr
Stiirme Der Seseiiterlng los. Bic
iungen arieser iingen Die ~@aht am
8beiu". llub mena Die GlGnee bieies
Siebes aus 1000 &eblen gum Simmel
lteigen, nit elmer mathematician
8raft unS beiligem grnite selunsen,
Damn ipei6 es Gin Sober unter ms:
8ir perben iineen, neil mir Die arnit
mb bas Heft auf nnlerer Seite
bnbcn. gS pirb Der farhtbarite &piea
ieiu, Sen bic &elt ie geicbeu bat.
Snnrctttallicnbc lucrber iter6cu Mil
len mn cS pirh EN- furdltbnres &cbe
flnaen oltrd bas SmlS gcher. ahcr mir
perocn Iirgeu, iibcr bruta!c. 9clpiicns
loic @eipalt. Yber Sab unb Ntcib.
liner Gam 1T mir Spiuneu iiberiGct.
@ir miiiisn allc Yriiden uno @iiens
babnen ltno Selegrapbens nno'Seles
p%bonlinien militdriih iiberfpaden.
Sanienoe Q ruiiiideu nub franS0s
li'6en Spionen uno Aeenteu Sieben
burh bas Sanb, oils oeutide Sifisiere
uno Srallen unb Sicnittnedte p~crtlcis
oct. Sn WeB bat man einen iruuSns
iiidcn Nrst c~ridlpilcn. als CT nit 5ipei
irausoiiidep StfiSicrcn bcrInhtc.
Srnnncn nit Cholera Sn5ill>r (!) Sl
pergiftcn. Nae @nNcr!citmgcn uno
Sruunen I'M S%cutid,eu Ncidc pcrccu
leitecm heluadt. SrmnS0iiihc Slies
ger uerfcn Hotts So,nhen iibcr III
befc'ti9tc StdotS Sieie Siuse, Drums
nenpergiftuna nno Die u~recbcure
Spionase. 9eihobislns oiiner StGbte
bat man felt Sabrbuncerteu ni1t mebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

man iiberaa 9ilber uno giliten bes
beutiden aniiers liebt, lit Die gauge
~vItmospbdre" ensliid, ODER beiier:
anglo ameritaniid. lin bieie 3cit
(Sebruar 1910) bate Der ameritas
riihe Goniul, 8crr Mcgtelp, ieiu
6auptouartier in DEM senannicn
Sotel, mo Nqc. Die Den @pr3u9 batten.
ieinc 8ctauntihait 5u MADDEN, gabcn
lbm eas 3cu9ni6 zines licbcucipiiroi9s
gaitlid]cn Mdnnes. Gr lmo Der eng
liidc Corfu! @dfurb achorten gu hcn
fiihrsnben Heripuliffeitcr Der @cieI
lhait Slinstal's, Die bnSurral bonn
&pnia Sport 6eberrIht ipilrbe. Ilf
DEM @ebiet Ses Sennis sfpie bes SuBs
bail Spells unb Solos bebaupteteH iid)
bas anslos amerifaniide Contingent in
freunbihaftlihem 8ettbeiperb neben
Den Gffi5ieren bes aailers, unb Ole
Wahrbeit 9ebietet. feirSufelen, baB
3piId,er DEN oerifieoener Hntinnal.>
tdtcE N Siingtar niemals b0icS 9Iui
geberrIft bar. Sbgleih mandlcrlcl
9iuae i'll Siinatau npcrbctcn" rdrcn.
fiihlte ih midi bort lpobl. inlo idl scs
!pdnn MebeloIpcre einea 9llten @!i.z
hlia in bnS bcutife Snmilienlcbcn,
Der allein gcuiigt. mir Gas Batter
lanh" fir nlle 3eitcu lib nnb lperth
an MADDEN Nie pcrhc ,b ale sic
flcinen S1ilidfeiteu, bas frcunblihc
Weien Der Seutoneu bon Siinetml per<
selieu. uno beionOers mllB id zines
9utsn YrenBen geoenten, Serrn Har
Soroan's 10 Siinaniu, ser sfpor pcas
tommcu iiberseuat mar, baB YrcuBeu
stles IN Nlem 1T, Der mir obcr. ais
if on Sppbusiieber basniebcrlag. ser
biagcbclbIc Yilcger mar. no SirS,
mir bDreu Uicl ilber bic ,Srntalitit"
DER Scntid)cn. aber lcrrt tic mir fcn-
ueit, leUt init ibnen, unb Sbr mcrpct
tiunen, Oak inter benz militarii6ea
@e~anh Elm Ser5 i6last, 10 Wahrcr,
ariopferhnssuolsr 5rennoi@att idbis.
ME cS In Yritanniem, benz ganbc met.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Jnt Semticken Giinetai,.
SntereRarte Grinnermnser zines 8eiit'
liden britiider 0eburt.

Gin &enner Ser @erbdltniiie in Dem
gessnipdrtis o BEN Sapanerr
uttadirten oeutifen Sahtsebiete IN
China. Meo. 81. u, %. Sensel, aurdt
Der ct. Ynul's Chapel, friiber am
9iinaniu Yropiucial : college, ienDet
uns eile Suidrift. in Der er Siin9taus
Meininiscer5en ni~eoer9ele9t bat, Die
fir uniere oprt;9er Sanbsleute Inn 10
e6renboler iinb. als Sr. Seu5ea ais
8rite 0 @ebnrt feiuer Spmpatbisn
fir cen beutihen nSmperiaIismls"
beidulnigt iperben Tam. Ser @eiifz
Iihe Ihreibt uns:
~Su oieiem seid!dtiiten Gugerp
blif, oa Die Mugen rer Welt emf
Tiin9iau seridtet iiltp. mag es fiir
neitere 4reile 0 Sutereile iein. mcIhl
ih III S0l9enbem meine Grinnerrm9eE
an Siingtau sum 9elteu 9ebe. mic ih
IS aufdrg Oes Schres 1910 tclrei;
lernte. afit mebrercn Sreunnen bate
-. Sbauabni ailf benz SonRtagss Boot
.9bmiral Sirpis" BON Der Samburas
Gmerifa~ 2inie berlaiIen, helen 3uoors
fommenber aapitdn 5ohiten Yribut
perbiente. pereiniste er bod, init ices
mdunii6em Geihid cine urferIiGs
Siirforge fir ieins Sabredlte. IS
mar ipat gbenos, uls infer o.,tes
GhiTi i'm .grobsn Safen" sintrai, nnS
pbpleid, es Die Slaa9e oes GaterldnScs
: iiihric. purbe ss hcdl Dor cinem lnr1z
iurn prilicnoen Sheiufpsricr resriiBi
mn ourA Eprrehobootc nil'S &ier cSs
.oriirt. ais mcin acitG ertI0s. iuorScr
;ndye. SIMMER bcrc;t" III aas Giot.r
ar nclt.idcn Marine, unp SIingtau
,pirS nus6 Die Seutide arieasilotte be-
herris,t. @ir fubren nad benz 5otel
Sri:s Seinrit,. mo Der Souriit lid
talo pie gu 2aaie fiblt. Cbmobl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Gin abfhieSSbricf.
4rihtiscs sfreiben eines inusen
Scmtifen am feline nmerifa=
niid,c Sraut.

Niles. bns ii6 licbt, rciBt Der 6oais
auScinanosr. Iutter unb Spbu. Mann
nnb Srau, Srdrtigam unS 9raut, unp
Die ihuere Moth priiben i'm alien
Saterlaub bat Den n~ieiiten faum 3eit
eegeben. ridtig abihieb gu nebmen.
Nanhem blieb Iel6it Der Sroir oies
les Mblhiepes perIa9t, iiber'S Meer
Itredt ietne Sebniuht Die Sanb. i'm
Sraim iufeu it'd 2ippen ulb ipenn
icin Srici nit Den lesten @pften bes
NbidieDs bier anlangt. Qie9t. Der i'm
lhrieb, piellcitt id)cu nuf ferner
@ablitatl perlpumbet ODER tobt, Sl6cr
aciner . ibuer Sogcrt brlinb "a bas
Satcrlnub ruft. Illc linb ool bon
einem gliiGcnbcn @ntbuiiaomus. pie
i'm Die @elt piclleiht lcit ocn aroBen
saeen Der Sreibeifsfriege niht ipiee
Der 9eiebeu. &ir briu9en bellte einen
lplhen 9ricI bon einem iungen Semts
idlen un feline ameritaniide Sraut.
Gr lautct:
Sberf16rsbcim nj.
ben 4. gusnit IA.
0tcin iiiBer tleiner 9iebling!
Yer Soitbcrfcbr ms TlSlnnb lit
gelpcrrt. Seit Der ariogserttGnna
Gn9larb'3 an uilS iii ilbrigcrs aud,
ichc @69lidfeit %Ncnonmten. ciucrl
Srici an Sih 81 ididcn. SD bin
MN auf ben Weonnfen actpmmcn. bic
omeritaniihe Sptidoft an bitten. Die
Rsitcuuus meiuer @ricic an Sid Al
iihcruebmen. Sh idIreibc Sir in
Seutid, neil Srieic ms Inslano
lpe9cn beS arie9es in Seutid selGries
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

D74-Infant's Set, consisting of a
Pretty Round Yoke Dress, a
Plain Little Slip, a kimono, Bar
ra-COat, Night Gown and Petit
coat. The daintiest of needle
work and materials as fine as
ones purse will allow, w the
requisites when planning the
outfit for the wee baby. The
sheerest and finest of nains0Ok
or Persian lawn is used for the
dresses, and no prettier finish
could be desired than a deep hem
with a cluster of hand-run tucks
above it. The little dress here
illustrated is gathered to a round
yoke made Of alternate bands of
tucking and fine Swiss embrOi-
derry. A touch of hapd-work al
ways gives a distinction that
nothing else will, and the yoke
might be embroidered with a
tiny spray acrOss the front.
LOngclOth was used for the little
slip and also for the night gown,
which is the simplest of gar
ments to make. The sleeves are
cut in one with the body of the
gown and box plaits are laid in
at the shoulders to be let out as
baby grows. The petticOat is
known as the Gertrude" and
buttons at the shoulders. 1t is a
vast improvement owe the old
style petticOat with a waist, as it
slips on and off easily and avoids
the necessity of pins. The XII
mono is one of the most useful
of garments for the baby. 1t is
made of soft white flannel, and
ties together with ribbons under
the arm, so there is no pulling
and twisting of the little arms in
putting it IN. The edges may be
buttonhOled or feather : stitched
with white or cOlOred silk. The
dress will require 2 1-2 yards of
36-inch material. The Slip will
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Guiiiihes Sarbarentbnm.

w ic n, Sen 10. Iuguit (Eoitnahs
ritt.) Surd pic ~amcritauiife Bots
Ihait' maroe i'm Iiuiiterium heS
AeuBern folgcuoe Sbutinde sur
aenntniB gcbrad>t: Im 10. Iu9uit
puroe Der 0iterreitiihc TicesGoniul
Spffineer, Der Bonn oiterreihiiheu
Sotihafter gum SbuBe bes diplomas
tiiben Ircbips in ct. Y~etersburg gus
riidgelalieu poroeu mar, fir beiien
Siherheit bas rliiiiIhe Gustpdrtige
Tmt aIsbriidlid, enrantiert bate, dls
&rieasgcfangeuer perhoftet. Ser
@rptcit. Den sic u%merifnniIhe Bots
ifait. oic b~ctuuntlid, in RuBlaub Den
Sdue Der Ditcrrcihiidl lIn9ariiden
Sntercicn fitr Die arie9sballer ilberz
npmnlell bate, Ncgcn bicieu eflatans
ten SrNd bcs &olterrcdts cinleitete,
blicb eriolglos. Sic Ditcrrcihiids
ul9nriidc He9ierun9 Job lih perons
laBt. bieieu ruiiiifeu @eiualtnft, Dem
i~lbrigenS bereits Die ipiQfiirlihe @ers
baftun9 heS aaG6leibeamten Der Bots
ihuft, Spiter, porangegnngeu mar. NIT
pplfcrrehtlidlcu 8uffeu, NIT HepreIz
iulien, Su b%eidmpfen: lie periii9te Dus
Der nod am Srcftag. seiangeu 81 nebs
men Den ruiiiihen Gnn5leibeamteu
Stpltolpstp, Dem buS biplomatiId,e
Nrd,ip Der b~icIigeu Sotihaft onuers
iruut iii. ben ruiiiid,cn 8otihaitss
@eiitlidlcu Sutuhomsfn. bcn aeacus
pdrtig III Sllpapeit iif auiholtetocu
iriibcreu rniiiidcn Goniul in Sera.
iepo, b. Sgelitroem,
-T%S-S@
@ds ut 8ebot2 - MitaefihI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
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: ,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, lows.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

Pattern 1925 furnish the models.
The Waist is cut in 7 sizes: 80,
"a, &c., 80, 40, AZ and "A inches
bust measure. The skirt in 6
sizes: %, "a, IS, rs, 80, and 80
inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires 9 yards of 32-inch mater
ial for a 36-inch size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each.
050-Pair of Pillow Shams. The ac-
cOmpanying illustration shows
a pretty pair of pillow shams in
morning glory and poppy de-
sign. very effectively worked in
solid embroidery stitch. Stamped
on sham material. soc per pair;
cotton for working, 25c extra;
rufie not supplied; perforated
pattern not supplied.
11-Baby Set. You cannot imagine a
more useful baby set than the
one here portrayed. Practical
coat, collar, cuffs, ETC., bibs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
@armm Der @eianbte b. Sartwia 10
pi6blih ifar6.

II, ben IA. Nusuit. (YoItnufs
riht.) Sas .@raSer @olfsblatt"- per>
ptfcntltdI. bon Der Gcnlur unbcuns
ltnnbct. hic Wittbcilung. haS Der pccs
Itprbcne rlliIiidlc @cinnotc in 8clgraN.
0crr b. %&artluia, Ninuiiicc StS Sop
pclmorpcs uon Scrdiclpp ocluticu lei.
Sic lcetc llnterrcouu9 nit Dem Gittrs
rcldltldcn W~cianotcn i'll Selarab. VA
ron b. @iesl. babe zen 3lped sebabt.
Die @eriidue 5u 5sritreuen. Die iiber
eieie Setheilisun9 umliefen. Baron ..
@iesl babe aui Die grfldruhs Sarts
lpig's bin Elm S1riititid aus Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

broadcl0th, taft eta, MORE, crepe,
wolfe, corduroy, and velvet. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: %. "a,
26, %, 80, and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 2 ga yards
of 44-inch material for a 24-inch
size. The skirt measures about
= IA yards at the lower edge
with plaits drawn out. Price 10
cents.
1926 9S25-A Suitable Gown for Din
e Theatre or Home Wear.
Taupe charmeuse, with trim
mings of shadow lace and girdle
and pipings of cerise velvet. was
used for this attractive creation.
Tiny jeweled buttons form a
pretty finish on vest and waist
fronts. The skirt shows a pretty
draped tunic effect in front. and
may be finished in round length
or with a graceful short train.
The waist is cut on the latest
blouse lines, and has a pretty
shaped collar, Ladies' Waist
Pattern 1926 and Ladies' Skirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

Saihe se5osen. bas Den rniiii6en See
Ianbten lehr compromittierte. Tom
Ser5iflas setrofien, itiir5te Sartpis
81 goben uno mar ipenise Winutsa
baralIf tobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

with a tab cuff. which could be
omitted The pattern is cut i'm 6
sizes:/64, SO, 3S, 40, AZ and Al
inches bust measure. 1t requires
) 3-4 yards of 36-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt
measures Q Is yards at the lower
edge. Price 10 cents.
9814-9S06-A Charming Gown for
Dinner or Other Occasions. Blue
silk crepe in a new shade with
facings of. white and with
shodaw LACE for the tucker was
used to develop this stylish crea-
ton. The waist is made in Jap
anese style with surplice fronts.
The skirt is in barrel shape with
the fulness laid in dart tucks.
Ladies' Waist Pattern cut in 5
sizes: 80, "a, So, 80, and 40
inches bust measure, and Ladies'
Skirt Pattern 1906, cut in ) sizes:
~, "a, rs, %, and 80 ipches waist
measure, furnish the models. 1t
will require 6 yards of 40-inch
material with l IA yard of 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Mir liefera Gu9 ole SHUTTER
ut biaisea Yrsiisn.

Dutch collars, baby shoes. all
stamped on real linen, ready to
work. Such pieces make thor
Oughly practical fancy work
which appeals to every mother.
This beautiful set consists of the
following: / coat collar; l bib;
l pair shoes; 2 cuffs; l baby cap;
8 different size anchors; 2 stars;
2 flags, ETC.. all stamped on 432
square inches of good quality
union linen, price, 40 cents.
17S90-A Handsome Table Cover in
Conventional Daisy Design. To
be executed in eyelet embrOi.
derry. Size 36x36 inches.
Stamped on pure imported
ecru linen. ...S1.OO
Stamped on pure imported
white linen ........... LOO
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing necessary stamping
materials (One-f0urth of y
pattern given), special
price 10
O123A-O123B-Two Pretty Bibs for
<Baby.
0123A:
Stamped on h~uckaback to be
en- b r o j d e e d in punch
work and solid embrOi-
derry zoe
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing all necessary stamping
materials .l5c
O123B:
Stamped on huckaback to be
embroidered in eyelet EN-
sbrOldery Z0c
Perforated pattern, including
all necessary stamping ma
terials Use
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

1034-Ladies' Skirt with Plated Full
ness at the Sides. This attractive
model is cut to admit of greater
freedom of movement at the
foot, while the lines are none
the less close fitting and grace
full. The skirt may be made in
raised or normal waistline. The
design is good for serge, linen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

ner 8ebnrt, nur irsetb sefunben uer.
ben mag"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
inch material for the tucker for
a medium size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each.

O5S-Pillow Top. Size l7x21 1-2
inches. A handsome pillow in
tulip design that will grace the
cosy corner. The flowers and
leaves to be embroidered in solid
kensington stitch. the border de-
sign to be cOuched.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

@as lit 8cbots - IitgefukI
fiir ale 8elen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
IHIIDNCIEe'

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO. JAN. left the proposed
amendments to- the bylaws of the
lIfio Board of, Trade are adopted at
the next meeting. corporations will
have to pay double the individual dues
OF one dollar q month and co-partner-
ship and firm membership an addi-
ticEaI' fee CT fifty cents. hnumbcr of
changes in the membership articles
ere offered -