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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW
ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching, blind
or protruding Piles, send me your address,
and / will tell you how to cure yourself at
home by the new absorption treatment; and
viii also send some OF this home treatment
free for trial, with references from your
own locality II requested. Users report-fm-
mediate relief and speedy cures Send no
money but tell others Of this offer Write
today 70 Mrs. III. Summers, Box P, Notre
Dame, nd.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02

catarrh Of the
bronchial tubes.
1 tried plasters
and medicine,
but nothing I
did seemed to
help me until
I took Peruna.
This splendid
medicine took
right hold of
me, drove every
bit of the dis
ease out, and
built me up
until | felt
stronger than I
had for years.
W h e n er I
have been eX-
posed now a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
PETITION urging upon c.

PETITION urging upon congress
"A the adoption of IAN Oriental
- policy based upon a just and
equitable regard for the interests Of
all the nations concerned" has been
sent out by the Federal Council Of
Churches, through its special commits
sion on relations with Japan. Con-
gress is asked to take up the entire
immi grafton problem at an early date.
The petition says that Asia is awak-
ening rapidly. and that her acquisition
of Occidental civilization is opening
a new era in world history IN which
Asia is destined to play an important
role. Whether that role shall be one
of peace, good viii and mutual CO.
operation" the petition says, 'or one
controlled by increasing suspicion and
fear between the east and west, Will
depend largely upon the attitude OF
the western nations themselves" The
first step on the part Of the United
States, it is urged, should be the adop-
ton Of a more adequate Oriental policy
providing for comprehensive legisla-
ton covering Limitation Of immlgra-
tiOu and the registration, distribution,
employment, education and naturali-
Zation of immigrants, Ito promote an
intelligent and enduring friendliness
among the people of all the nations"
The appeal, which has been sent to
each senator and representative, to the
president, and to members Of the cab
met, Is signed by the Federal Councils
special investigator Of conditions in
California, Rev. DR.. Sidney L. Gulick
OF Doshisha. university, Japan; bishop
Hendrix of ST. Louis; John r. Mott of
the Y. NJ. c. A.; Robert Z. Spear, the
Presbyterian foreign mission leader;
J. W. jerks of New York university
and the Rev. c. S. Macfarland Of the
Federal Council
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
THIS is what THESE men
THINK OF PE-RU-NA
Catarrh Of Bronchial Tubes, Exposed to Cold
Drenching Rains, Stubborn Cough, Cold
on the Chest, Thick Yellow Sputum.

Mr.. George A. Douglas, No. 40 East
131st St, New York, N. Y, writes:
Gas my. work compels me to spend a
large part of my time out of doors, I
have often been drenched by sudden
rains. chilled by extreme cold, and I
soon found that ! had a bad case of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02

Mr.. H. E. Waterman, Brooklyn,
Wis, writes: Il had a very peculiar
cough for several months, the result
of a cold on my chest, and I finally
became aware that I had catarrh Of
the bronchial tubes. Every night
and morning would cough and raise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
400 MINERS ARE
W0RkINGATi JG
Calumet & Arizona Company
Purchases Claims For
$4,000, Is Report.

Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 1.-The Calumet
& Arizona company is working a crew
of 400 men at its old Cornelia copper
properties in the Ajo district of this
county, according to advices from the
district The work is of a development
nature. It is one of the largest forces
of miners now employed in the state.
The Calumet & Arizona is reported
to have purchased the copper claims of
Tom Childs. The purchase price is
said to have been $122, 600 Eight or
ten claims were included in the prop
erty.
Finds WOlfrumite Vein.
Discovery of a four inch vein of
WOlframite. carrying tungsten and
vanadium values amounting to $4,000 a
ton, is reported by M, G. Levy owner
of the Young American claims in the
AjO district. Jeff D. Milton, of Fair
bank, is interested in the property also.
A quantity of the ore has been shipped
TO PittsbuTg for smelling. The metal
is now quoted at an attractive figure.
contest can be decided by the supreme
court.
Combining assessment and tax rolls
into one book, which would save each
county about $1,000 a year
A provision that county boards of
equalization shall not sit after the final
session of the state board, thus giving
them an opportunity TO set the Work
Of the state officials at naught.
A law providing that any city or
town may have its assessments made
by the county assessor if 1t desires.
Must Lower Levies.
The report asserts that by cOmpell-
ing the taxing authorities of Greenlee
and Graham counties, and the cities of
Winslow and Williams, to lower their
levies in compliance with the law, the
commission saved the taxpayers
S1OO,0 900.
Figures are introduced to show that
So percent of the state taxes collected
are for educational purposes. Other
figures show that when Arizona was a
territory, mines and railroads paid only
3S.4 percent of all taxes. Now they
pay SIG percent of all taxes and other
classes OF property 42.4 percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
Look Back
A Year

Figure how much money
you've earned. Subtract
from that your ACTUAL
expenses; your board or
rent and table expenses;
your bills for clothing,
laundry, etc.
What's the remainder?
Quite a tidy sum, isn't it?
And it's gone for good, too.
What will become of you if
you don't begin to saves
Why not start a savings
account here, today, and let
your money earn 4 per cent
interest?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02

FIANO REMOVAL SALE
At Billings Piano Co., 102 n. Stanton
st. Phone 167 for our car and see the
low. prices for yourself We move Feb.
LIST TO Boulevard and Austin Sts.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
NEW ORIENTAL POLICY FAIR To
ALL NATIONS URGEDBY CHURCHES
Episcopal Church Growth is Much Above Average War
Does Not Hamper earn egie Peace Union Plans;
Salvation Army Gives 10000 Christ
mas Dinners in 100 Cities.

other year in his work for better
Japanese relations.
The sum of $4,000 was voted to pre-
pare and introduce into Sunday schools,
Bible classes and Mems clubs Of
churches, a course of study on the sub
ject of peace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02

Made in FL Pasor and Trade in E
Paso" are the Gold Dust Twins that
knock the spots off of Fl Paso's Pros
periJy kitchenware.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02

w TOAfEN are the Jacks of-aIl-
M trades of life. To succeed a
man must specialize. 1t is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

large needle. l package embroidery
needles. Stamping material for trans
ferring the perforated patterns and di-
rectionS. The following is a brief sum
mary of the designs contained in the
outfit: Waist, corset cover. collar.
baby pillow, pillow cases, pin cushion.
towels, perforated alphabet, bib, baby
cap, bootees. borders. etc. etc.
Special price for all Of the above....S5c
1356-1353- Waist 1856: Skirt
1858. Dainty Summer Dress. Compris-
ing Ladies' Waist Pattern 1856 and La
dies skirt Pattern 1883. As here
shown, embroidered net and organdie
are used. The style is good for any
combinations Of materials. Figured or
striped and plain voile could he com
bined, taffeta and crepe de chine. or
linen, lawn, grenadine or crepe alone
could be used. The tunic portion Of
the skirt may he omitted. The waist
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: "a. 30, IS. 10
and ~ inches bust measure. The skirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

below the bust. The sleeve may be
made with a flare cuff. or in wrist
length, close fitting and plain. The
pattern iS,cut in 3 sizes Is, Is and 20
years. 1t requires q II yards of So
inch material for IL 16-year size. Price
Zoe.
0241-Pillow Top. II by ~ inches.
\ pretty pillow top in conventional
tulip design. The design is simple. yet
eXtrei.el! effective embroidered in
natural colOrs.
Stamped and tinted in colors on tan
ART licking Boz
Stamped and tinted in cotors on
Aberdeen crash 3Oc
obl0ng back on tan art cioth--~--..15c
CoicTea floss Ia embroider
Good quality 3-inCh fringe..~-..25c
Perforated pattern not supplied.
1282-Girls' "Junhr' Dress. A
practical. comfortable costume. As
here shown brown and white striped
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Scm @eroienite icinem SrScn.

Grjber6og Soief Seroinano pom
SeIterreidl bat, wie icet amtlid, be-
FAINT gegeben miro, port &onis BON
FreIBcn oas arell5 mo Den Stern
Der SroBfomthure ocs fDniglidelt
0ollsorocls pom Soben5rlcrn NIT
Sdmertcrn crbalten.-gus aonitan.
ttnopel miro gcmeloet: Gas hints.
bIatt uer5elHnet Die 1etoriruna meb-
rerer beutlGer Sffi5icrc. oarilntcr Die
Serlelblrng Der 5peiten aloiie oes
Meolhioie. Sroens an Den aomman.
Onnten BON Sriiiiel, Sberiten 6rei.
Derrn D. StratmiB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

reits auf itulieuiihes @ebiet an lieaen.
Seiterreihz llnaarn rpilroe lid, allo cine
Der tpidtisiten Shlasaberu ieines
ipirtbihaftliterl unb militdriiden Be-
ocus ampuiiersn lnilcn. Hehnet mar
ou5u, baB iih Stalicn audi an Die Nbs
%mnohun9en il6er Ilbdnien nidt setebrt
bat uno DEN nihtisiten Saien bon
Gblona. Der. Den Glib aussang Der
Mnria iperrt. beieBt bdlt, 10 lpirb mon
bas piterreid1iihe gllnannebmbor" in
Suden bes Srentino's Nltno Ser
Niun6os @ren5c peritdnblih finben.
Die Sonaus Wonarhie niirhe, penn
tic ali bas Nnlinueu Der Srreoentilteu
etn9in9e, III ihrem Gin9ana sur Nbria
ltrnn9lltert, ltnb uuBerbem miiroc ibr
nod oas ein3ige Nusgan9sthor i'll Der
StmBe bon Otranto periperrt meroen.
Sic Tam baS Srentino uno bie
Slon3os @ren8e ebenioipeuig beraebeu
ipie Seutihlanb Die SnIei Selgolanb.
gu bieien 9epiht;sen renleu
@rilnoeu tomnen nod, Die uaipGsbaren
mornliid1cn. Die bcitcu aenner Der
@crbdltnins pcriid)ern ms. paB
Selterreit,s llu9arn niemalS autipilig
bns Srentiuo abacbeu pirb, lplnn9e
Wdnner Wic 9r5ber3og @uaan uno
Spnrao bon S0benborif am Nuoer
iilb. Die LANCE Sabre ibres SebsnS Dem
AlSbau Der itrntegiiten Stelrns in
SiibsSirol 9eipiomct baben. llnb
lam ber sbripiirbiss aailer Sran3
Soisf ieiner Irmec. bel Der Der natios
uale Smpuls fue9iaat, Die pielmebr
MIR ans iolontiihem Yilihtsefiibl. ans
StndtStreue uub trnoitionelcr Nnz
bdn9lidteit on Die Spnaitie ms Selb
seSo9cn III, Sllmlltben. Die iNrtite ira
tcaiid)c Ste0rng Der Wonnrhic. Die
SiGtte rubmpollcr Siege (Selp5eu9s
meilter auhn 1860 fnmpilos obnc
@eaenleituns 81 rallmen? Sos sa6e
iuobl i'm Offisiertorps Elm Wurren.
dbuli@ isns'n, pcn bsm uus 8ismard
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Kiteeener bramei,t SSltner.

Son pcu Gltern ilnger Surldcu, Die
ais Siebfudrtcr auf britiiten Grams
portoampieru Die 6abrt iiber pcu
S6enn mitmud,tcn mn mad, ibrer An
iunit III guglauo fir Ole britiihe
Nrmec angelporbeu ipurpeu, iino im
Staatsamt Sablreide Sei6lperocn ciuz
gelaufeu. Zen burden piDS in Der
He9el frcic Hiidiabrt nab Den Sers
cini9ten Stantcu periproteNa SubaIb
lie nbcr cincn cn9liIden Snieu crs
rcidlt bnben, iiub britiidc Ncrbcr CUR
Stellc. ole tic inter alien mnglid)en
&oripic9elumgcn peranlai'eu, 0nnoa
9elb fitr bas 3eht an6unebmcn, iid in
Den fran3piiiden SGunSen iir Seiue
slorreite Sriianniide @taieitat toots
lfieBeu ooer peritilmmeln gu luIlen.
8siscrt lid elmer, Den 9oduneen Su
foleen. baum miro sr einiah auf Die
StraBe seieBt. @elb iiir Die Hiid.
fuhrt erbdlt er inter feinen llmitdnz
ben. llnh NM niht 3u %perbunaern
tebrt er selupbnlih Ielbit nod cinem
Retrlticrun9s Bureau 8urild uno
lGBt iih p%irciluilig" mluerben. 9uo
StuntSont bat Die ioiortiae Mildicns
Dung pon ii6er 6lpouSi9 iolHer Surs
iten %scforbert, Die baS 81. 2ebeusiabr
nod nidt erreiht baben. Die Be
fd>ptrbeu bduieu iih bon Gag al 5ag.
.. ON - Ta..rI -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
DaS ,,Grentine".

Yir Ielen im .Sambur9er Srems
bcnblatt": Oas Sreritino (ppn Den
SeIterreifern Ielbit Beli6sS irol aes
nannt) lit Die itdrfne i%frateeiitr Stel@
lung in b~abSbursii6eu 2aubeu. 8ie
cine Saitior ragt es in Die obersitalies
niife Sieiebene bineiu. Shon bon
Matur ans lit bas 9anb burh ieinen
aebireisen @borafter fiir Die &ertbcis
biaune einecriftet fpie taum elm 5pei>
ties. ~llniere Verbunbetsn baben 5us
Dem. inter auipauo bon pielen Suus
berten bon @iliouen, burd, errihtung
elmer mdhtiaen Sa9erieitune (Srieur)
rno dablreifer peta6ierter Sorts.
ferner ourb G~nle9un9 zines tlnitpoQ
itratesiihen StraBenneBes oieie Idon
BON Natur besiinitigte Stellun9 10
ausscbaut. baB lie faftiih ais nnehrs
ncbmbar Selten tam unb auf in ben
Nugen Der miBsiinitisen Srreoentilten
poihr' gilt.
.Sas Srentinp in Ditcrrci6iihem
Seiip lfilet Srieit. pcnn es ilnntiert
ben itnlicniiden Nuimnrihraum int
dIlBerItrn NorOoiten bes aoni9reid,es.
Idllmt Ceiterreihs lln9arn ben Stale
neru oas Srentino iub nod pa5u Die
2ionaos @ren5e Gin. lSih Srieit. Der
einSse, psn beutisen guipriihen ses
niisenbe Safen Cciierreit,s llnsaru's.
ihuslos ieber -italieniihen armse
preisseseben, bic iid in Dem ibealen.
sbenen aufmarihraum llm Ieronp-
srspiio - llbine periammelt, beun
bon Der Siou8osM iinbuu9 bis nab
Sricit iinb cs mr. 20 &ilon,cter, 3u>
Dem fame, mem oic @ren5e nub hcu
WInid,en ber itnIielGideu Srrcbcnz
tiiten sereaelt milroe. bns S6luBitild
Der pihtisFeu @erbinbumsSlinie nadp
3rieit. Der nit m%aebeuren Soften ers
barrten S%ausrnbabn. bas ani bent
re&tsn nfsr bss Mcnso binfiibrt. be,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

nice for cotton or silk crepe, for cash
mere, albatrOss, lawn, dimity, crepe or
batiste. The design shows a waist in
empire effect. finished with a heading
at It's lower edge. The sleeve is cut in
n with the body of the wrist. The
neck is finished low in becoming w.
effect. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes :
Small, medium and large. and will re-
quire 4 IL yards of 44-inch material
for the full length style. and = 81
yards for sack length, for a medium
size. Price 10 cents.
O243-This very complete Combi-
nation Fancy Work Outfit consists of
about IS designs. Perforated on =
large sheets of Bond paper - by Is
inches and 6 smaller sheets. each IA by
% inches. One centerpiece design Is
by 1S inches already stamped Oh pure
imported linen, / pair I inch EN-
lbroidery hoops, | 16-page book on M
broidery stitches. 1 bone s~tiletto, Z
skeins mercerized embroidery floss, ]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
| Our Pattern
Department.


1851 Ladies' Shirt Waist with
Convertible Collar. and with g in
Either of Two Lengths. As here shown
white repp was used, with blue linen
for the collar. The waist Is attrac-
tive in either style illustrated, with
high neck or low neck closing, and the
sleeve in wrist or short length, will
be found comfortable and desirable.
The pattern is ca in 9 sizes -. 80, 50.
40. AZ and A. inches bust measure. It
is nice for linen, corduroy, pique, lawn,
batiste or Organdie, also for Bingham,
chambrey, ~taffeta, crepe and wolfe. Size
36 will require 2 IL yards of 44-inch
material. Price 10c.
137OCLadies' Petticoat. with Gath
cred or Habit Back, with or with
out Yoke and Flounce. This style
shows several ways or development
each equally practical and attractive.
The model is cut on new lines. 1t may be
made with habit back, with d without
the yoke, or with or without the fiounce
and IL desired with gathers at the back.
The design Is good for sateen, lawn,
cambria. muslin, crepe. s~eersucker,
MORE, taffeta or linen. 1t Is cut in g
waist measure. 1t requires 3 IA yards
Of 36.inch material for skirt with
fiounce, OF 8 rs yards for skirt with
out dounce. For hounce or embroidery
3 S-S yards of 17-inch material will be
required. The skirt measures about
2 rs yards at the foot. The flounce
about 3 is yards. Price 10c..
1889 Ladies' Kimono perforated
for Sack Length in Straight or Pointed
Outline. A Dainty and Becoming Neg
ligee. This style of garment is easy to
develop and very comfortable 1t is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

blouse has a new feature.-the short
sieeve,-aim a jaunty fiat collar. As
e shown. striped gingham and white
percale were combined with good eff
feet. The trousers may be of serge or
cloth and the blouse Of wash material.
Corduroy or pique would also be nice
for this suit. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 3, 1, & and ) years. 1t requires
| Ii yard of 36-inch material for the
blouse and l Is yard for the trousers
for a 3-year size. Price 10 cents.
1386-Costuihe for Misses and
Small Women. with Yoke Skirt and
with Dart Fitted or Short Sleeve. A
simple but pleasing summer frock. This
attractive model would he lovely as a
graduation dress, Il dancing frock, or
a bridesmaid dress. Ii is nice for or
candle, net, null, grenadine. wolfe, dim
ity, embroidered or plain crepe. tub
or taffeta silk. batiste, challie. or pop
lin. The full skirt portions are joined
to a yoke. The waist has deep tuckS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Der sou Ser Heibissn
1lsSerte.

gerlin.--Ser Ring BON Scutifs
LAMBS llntcriccbpoteu nm Die britilhen
Snleln 6tebt iih raid letter 5u. Schc
&od>c lHBt Die Gbmirnlitat 5lpei
0toniter llsSpotc nit geniisenbcr
Strait nno Scriorsuu9, nm iiber Den
S3eau 81 9eben, o Stapel LAUREN.
3~uperldiii9e Nnhrihtcn, ncldc an Den
Mcmiral bon 5irpis gelangteu, 5eigcu,
oaB ole erfolgrcide Sbdtiateit Der
llnterieeboote i'll Den lestcn Wud,en Die
5er8en en9liiher Shiiisbelieer nit
Shreden criilQte. Niht Ole SGlftc
Der BON beu bcutId,en llntcriccbopteu
5eritOrten Sdiiie pcrocu bon Der eng
liideu Srciic nnge9cben. @euaue
Serehulmaeu iiber Den %crluit Ger
enaliihen Sfifiinbrt III Sen leBten
5pei Mouaten gsben bsnielbcu oils
burhlhnittlit $1,000. 900 pro @ot,e
an. Die beutIhen 3citun9en pers
Wientlthen INNER ldnsere 9iiten iebe
Wode iiber Die Opier Der llnterlse.
boote uuter Der lleberiGrift: Ser
3oa u~nierer fleiBisen lI'Spote." Sas
Boil be9reift, bab piele bieier Sdiffc
nur feline Siiherbopte bon gerinsem
@ertbe iinb. abcr nrrd, cic Der
nid)tu9 cicier Siid)crhopte idlniicu bic
llntcriechootc nnh ulb HAD eng
lambs bette &ertbeipi8uns 9c9cu Die
Iuariiie pcrielben ab.
Nidt nur BADEN Die Slider ole an
iusieubsit bon u'Sootsn ~an9eaetst.
fpubsrs, tusntgftsus IN etusm Gan, IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Jmbilden Semtie, aincrifa'
niisksr pricfter.

Soe gplhcnc Subildlm fam iciern:
PIN %. Suli. Der hpd,lu.' &oter Ebis
lipp Sirt. :. Y. Scricl6c pllrOc &C.
6orcu am Il, Surmor 1913 Su Sirrig.
Sio5cie Srier; im Sannc lett 1850;
iii &rofciior Der 9ereotiumfcit i'm
FnIicniiten aloiter 6u Ct. Saul.
aohids.
Sas ltlberue Subildum fonnen
ieieru: 9Ait ~. Suli. Der bohlp. Batter
Nnton Sobann Reset. Sericlbc plroc
gc6prcn um 8. Scbrllor 1867 an Nus
oppicu Str6eie Nnibudl; I'M canoe ieit
Dem "A. Suli 1897; lit Rcttor Der
ct. SandtiuS o Soupla Stride Si
6ol9btpu, .Ntid. Nm ID. Suli, Der
budp. Ynter Stnuialuus Nltmunu. :.
z. =. Serielbe wuroe 9~ebprcn am 4.
Ausuit 1866 81 Notbeubaum. SiDSeic
Suomeis; i'm Sanoe lett Dem 81. Mara
1880; iii in Der Seneoitfiner Nbtei Su
Nthiion. 1ans. - am %. Suli. Der
bodD. Batter saul 8eiherts. . Nc.
Gap. Ssrielbe nlroc seboreu ann 90.
Ail9uit 1865 81 Wiiluaufee. @is.; lit
Niiiltent an Der ct. Sobaunes 9upt.
air6c III Mem 9ort Giw, - Nm p.
Suli. Ser bodllu. Sobnnu @ppore
9unhcrt, ScricIbc mlrbc gcbprcu on
20. Scbruur 1864 III YbiInpclpbiu.
Yn.; III Hcttor Der St. %iuSen;sairhc
su NaNiiou, u. !, - Nm 20, Suli.
Der bohp. |ater Soiepb 8eutter.
Serielbe purse seboren am 27. slpra
1866 ST. Seroerion, Winu., grsoiDSele
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

Dem bcs rlla14", bnbeu tic zines Der
oentiden llnterieebpotc 9erummt. Ser
Grfolg Der llntcrieeboots Slpdaoc iii
nat Nuadbe Der neltiheu Marines Be
boroe erlpiaien, beun Die Ercisitetse>
run9 o Nabrungsiroiieu in guglano
unb Srdntreit ldBt barber tcinen
3ipeiiel. @tnr ird9t iid bier mn:
-&ic lnnge tonuen enellife Sdiifss
beiieer Hieie @crluitc crtrngcn?zaarl
Mdermann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Snlearien isbt GnalanS Sen
StmHl psr Sic Gkir.

Sic bulsnriihe He9ieritn9 bat oar
auf beitunben. raB Der eu9tiid,e Sc
ianptc in Sofin, Cir @ur Sronltpc.
rpcsen ieinc5 tnftloicu %crbnleus in
Den &crbdnoluugcu ceS Srelperbunocs
nit Sulgnricu 5urild6crufcu meroc.
Wcttcre 9telbungcn all5 Spfid
itelleu ieit. Dag bic &crbanolumgcn
5lpiiteu Sul8aricu uub DER SIrfci nit
Der beuibar beiteu Nusiid)t aui eincu
9iinitigen Sbid)luB iortsciilbrt pcrDcn.
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed TO any address on re-
Peipt of price mentioned with descrip-
tion OF each pattern. Send either sill
wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
allowance is made for seams,
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, :
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Sic perbutene Shlaaiabnc.

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ltcQpcrtretcnocn fommanoiercnoen
8e1crGlc bes ~. mo 0es ~. Nrmec-
torpa bsbcn III ibren &prpsbesirtet
Den %crfauf uon Sflaalubne perbo.
ten. 9htr oic S%erorbeitung bon
ShIuglobnc iiir aonoitorcipaarcn
bleibt nod Mldiiia.
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Der grofe WinDtborit

that aui Der aatbulifens @e riamnfuns
gu Srautfurt I'M Sabre 1888 pen uns
pergeBlihen IlSipruh: .8ie arIt
itiInoc IS nm uniere Su9enb, penn Die
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Ailocrn lclblt bclcbrcub Sur Scitc 5u
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mnntc~ uHberc Scttirc,
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i'll ieincn @ebnntcn unp @r%inrcrungen
b%erid,tet, aIS Die preuBiihc Nrmec im
Sabre 1S4S uif Sefebl ocs &onigs
Srieorih Nilbelm oes %icrten Dor Den
beIte9ten Hepplutiondren Die Saupts
Itabt Berlin rdllmen mnlBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

bclfeu? llnb Die Scnerrutg miro nodt
langc aui lid, lpnrtcu lui'cul Ndhitcs
Sarr in lpieher Elm &ublinbr. uuo Die
@riubrunl9 lcbrt. paB i'll eiuem iold,cn
sic @cihdite ihlehtcr iino uIS ge>
ipobnlIh.-G. 2anbmdnn."1
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@ir lieiern Gnd bic SHUTTER
~ biaisen Yreiien.


Bingham was combined with brown
chambrey. The style would be nice
FOR blue galatea or linene. with white
or red trimming. 1t is also good for
linen poplin, repp. crepe, serge, and
cashmere. The blouse has straight semi
htted lines, and may be made with
sleeves in wrist or elbow length. The
skirt Is a three piece model. The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes -. Il and 1S
years. 1t requires > IA yards of &c.
inch material for a 14-year size. Price
10c.
Ladies' SKIRT with Bodice
n Suspenders. \ popular <lodel.
This Is a very becoming style and es-
recially well adapted TO wash fabrics
and silks. 1t will be nice in any o1
the new linens with pipings of white
or contrasting color. The skirt is made
with the side gore cut in a point be-
low the hips. and heightened by a
plated. section. The bodice and sus-
pender portions may be omitted. The
pattern is cut in & sizes: %. "a, 26,
30 and 81 inches waist measure. 1t
requires 4 3-S yards o. 44-inch material
for d 24-inch size. The skirt measures
about 3 IA yards at the lower edge.
with plaits drawn out. Price Toe.
O252-Centerpiece. Another pretty
centerpiece design. the simple construc-
ton of which is at one recognized. To
be carried out in the simple ApenzeI
stitch, 5 o every effective.
Stamped IN imitation linen. 22x22
inches
Stamped on imported Irish linen.
22X22
Embroidery cotton to work--..-.-.25e
Perforated pattern including all nee
essary stamping materials...-.~-.15o
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Ct. saul; III &cttor Der Nurin @ilfs
aird1c. St. Souis, Wp.-C ,Scrplb oes
0laibNs."