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Evening star., 1915-11-29
Secretary Wilson Returns.

Secretary Wilson OF the Department
of Labor returned TO Washington to-
day He had been in Rochester. \ y
where he spoke saturday night before
the Y NJ. G. A.
Evening star., 1915-11-29
Freak Five.Year-0ld Girl Dies.

HARRIsONBURG. Va. November 20.
"A Ave-year-old girl who had four legs
and four arms died at her home near
Lebanon Church, Shenandoah county.
vesterday of tonsilitis. Her name was
Virginia Mcdonald. She had bean ex.
Aibitsd tn NEST Of tbs eastern ststsk
Evening star., 1915-11-29
Assistant Secretary Post to Speak.

Assistant Secretary Louis r. Post of
the Department Of Labor is scheduled
10 speak tonight to the Bible class Of
the Trinity NJ. L Church on "Unearned
Increment
Evening star., 1915-11-29
Not to Be Here for Senate Opening.

Vice President Marshall 10 not ex-
pected to be in Washington for the
opening of the session Of the Senate
Monday, It was learned today. Mrs.
Marshall has undergone an operation
and the Vice President plans to remain
in indianapolis with her for some time.
and he VIII not arrive In Washington
yntil abegt psesmber 70. i Xa4 stated.
Evening star., 1915-11-29
OF Interest to the Public.

Papers such The Fundamental
Principles of Good Lighting" will be
among the features. and as they are
not wholly technical in character IL IL
expected that the convention will de-
veiop much Of interest to the public
SO far as the use OF gas in the home
and Office and factory is concerned
Business sessions will be held tmorrow
morning ard afternoon Wednesday morn
ing will be devoted to visits 10 the a.,
hbits, and there will be another business
session Wednesday afternoon The sarna
plan will be followed Thursday and Fri
day. the convention coming TO an end
Friday evening
One Of the features Of the entart ,in
uent program will be a golf match Ert-
day morning at the Columbia Golf CIuh
and many members of the associa tio,
have brought their golf sticks to Vs.
inpton, hoping to get little outdoor r,,n
There will be automobile aiphtasstna a.
tours, q theater party Wednesday evans
ling. a dinner at the Raleigh Thursd "
evening and other entertainment fea.
lures.
Entertainment Committee.
The entertainment committee is AZ
| follows;
w. ]. Clark, chairman. Mount Vernon
| n Y: II. G. Reed. co-chairman, Wash
| ington; George S. Barrows. Providence
r. l.: c. c. Bayley, Washington; J, B.
Douglas, Philadelphia: William M,
Crane. New York: II. q. HALEY. Wash
| ington; Arthur Hewitt, Toronto; T. b,
Hopper. Washington; rawlings Hume,
Wsshingtoa; A; = Kelley. PAil.as!:
phia; JIA Myers FAllAaslPAlsi ": D,
Evening star., 1915-11-29
Questions Are Answered by
H. B. F. MacfarIand and
Theodore W. Noyes.
PRESENT BY INVITATION
AT MINISTER'S MEETING
Pastors Federation of Washington
Listens to Exposition of Local
Government Plans.

With the idea of making the Pastors
Federation of Washington a more vital
force in the civic affairs Of the capital,
and for the benefit of such of its mem
bers as have recently come from other
localities, H. B. F. Macfarland, chair
man. and Theodore w. NOyes, a mem
Der of the joint citizens committee, sat
by invitation this morning with the
pastors to answer questions propound-
ed on the workings of the haif-and-
half plan of appropriatins for the Dis
trct of Columbia.
Mr. Noyes and Mr.. Ma cfarland were
present at the urgent request of the
executive committee of the federation.
Mr. Macfarland opened the discussion
by succinct explanation of just what
the half and half plan is, how 1t origi-
mated and the obvious reasons, for It's
continuance.
when the progress of Washington Is
referred to the moral as well as the
physical progress is always implied
said Mr.. Macfarland. "and when it is
stated that the continuance of the half
and-half arrangement is essential, all
civic municipal services are included
The speaker also explained what, by
whom and how strong the objections to
the plan are, with a brief review of
their validity, or rather lack of valid
Evening star., 1915-11-29
WIND IS HANDICAP
TO GOLF TOURNEY
Ladies' Contest at Chevy
Chase Club Begins in Al
most a Gale.

Entrants to the ladies' golf tourha-
men, al the Chevy Chase club, Wlich
opened this morning, faced almost gaze
from the northw est driving from the Iirst
tee. The course IS in splendid conai'ioi''
hut the wind stopped all good scores
The golf committee was asreeably sur
prjsed wheI. it found thai tMrty ladies'
of the club had decided to enter the tour
ney. the largest list for this class OF play
on record All the best players. inciud-
ing Mrs. McCanmon, Mrs. Newboid, Mrs,
jackson aud Miss Barney are taxing part,
and the tourney promises 10 be unusually
interesting
There is no entry list, the partci-
pauts turning in their cards at the END
of the qualification round and the play
ers being divided into three flights OF
eight. according to the medal scores
OF the round which is being played TO-
day.
Tomorrow at 10 am. match play
starts for the three eights. Wednes-
dav starting at 10 am, the semi -nnal
rounds Of all eignts will be played. ana
Thursday, starting at pm, the nnals
listed
Evening star., 1915-11-29
What Needs of Capital Require.

Even if the citizens Of the District
could meet, from their own resources,
the needs of the capital, they ought not
to do So" said Mr.. Macfarland. The
existence of a definite proposition to
rely upon year by year is the principal
thing; the relative amount to be con-
tributed is subordinate question. If
certain opponents of the plan now OBJ
iect to having the federal government
pay half the expenses, however, they
would undoubtedly oppose even more
strongly appropriations entirely from
the national Treasury"
When asked if the plan as now in
force would not result some day IN
the presence of overbalance OF
fariand replied that with the growth
of the city it's needs would undoubt-
edly expand espondingly. He liken-
ed the estimates of the District Com
missoners to bill of fare, from
which Congress could pick and choose
what it would do for it's capital. rather
than an actual budget in the European
sense
little example of the fallacy of the
opponents of the plan came up in the
meeting when members were urged by
the chair not to leave before paying in
their dues This is. perhaps. a sample
of the half and half said Rev Clar-
ence Vincent to the invited speaker,
for about one-half the members only
are apt to pay"
If the matter is left in an undeter-
mined state, then the other half will
not be paid smilingly replied the
chairman of the citizens committee.
Mr.. Macfarland and Mr.. Noyes were
given a rising vote of thanks to voice
the appreciation of the federation for
A. s. Worthington, have given for the
welfare of our city"
Evening star., 1915-11-29
Business Matters Considered.

In case of the failure of Rev. w. A.
Sunday to give, at an early date. an
approximation of the time he can set
aside for a visit to Washington, Rev.
John E. Briggs made motion that the
special committee of ten appointed
last year to manage the Sunday mat
ter be empowered to take preliminary
steps toward bringing to this city in
1916 Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, another
noted evangelist, and this motion was
adopted.
On motion of Rev. H. L. Hout, the
secretary was empowered to convey
the written protest of the federation
to Mai. Pullman in regard to the long
continued violation of an existing
ordinance forbidding the crying OF
Sunday newspapers. Rev. DR.. Rad
cliffe remarked that 1t had been pos
sible in the past always to get tenn
porary relief from this annoyance, but
permanent cessation never, and that
this matter comes up every two or
three years.
Evening star., 1915-11-29
Inquiry Regarding Commitments.

A resolution to inquire into the Cir
cumstances under which men and wom-
en- are committed to the various puolic
institutions of the District. including
the Government Hospital for the In
sane, with a view to better modernizing
the methods thereof was referred to a
special committee consisting OF Revs.
McMurray, McMasters, Ranck. Barnes
and Miller Rev w. L. Edgin, chap
lain of the workhouse at Occoquan and
also of the proposed reformatory there,
made a brief address on the observ
ance of prison Sunday" by Washing
ton churches and offered his personal
assistance in the matter to any congre-
cation at any time.
Rev. S. N. Vail. Rev. James NJ. Nourse
and Rev. Afford Kelly, the latter of
Manassas, Va, were received into mem
bership in the federation.
Evening star., 1915-11-29
DELIRI0US, TAKES POISON.
Death Of Rev, F. H. Leslie at Vrfa,
Mesopotamia, Described,

BOSTON. November 29,-Further In
formation regarding tho death Of Rey.
Evening star., 1915-11-29

ballroom of the hotel. will be given
over to the reading and discussion of
papers and topics dealing principally
with the commercial aspect of the gas
business, and particular emphasis, il
is stated, will be laid upon the subject
of good service for the public.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

Su9cnb lcrnt. Sd lpciB 3. D, nod,
uicIc @cbctc, mcldc mid, meine Muttcr
gelcbrt bat, nbcr pas iebt pprfpnmt.
ucrgene ih DIT. Su5 @coddItniB lit
bcutc idpmddcr. 8cun nur Die @ltern
niht 81 trdg iinb, nm SuS 5u tbln.
sd, pplltc, idl fpnntc mcineu @ntcls
finoern Sus pprlclcu. &cun Die
aiuber lpnS @utc5 in Der Sligenb
lcrneu, Damn fam fem WcuIh ulb
alld Der Seuicl uidlt 6 bon ibucu
mc9ncbmcn. Siub JIG aatholifeu, 10
blcibcu tic autbulifen. no immer tic
bintOmmen.-9eter SsHat snthsr.
Tln6u. Y. Sat. ncu Il. Suui
15.-Sic In6eiseu i'm raatboliiher
Neitcn" iiub nllc anerfenncnsuertb.
Allh iollte icber> Scicr bicic 3eitllu0
uuh aruitcn mtcritilBcn unb Gorge
truRcu. huB bicicS SIutt icbca Sabr
SuWIcnNc ucuc Scicr gtpiuucu miiroc.
Sam tpnntcn uuG mir iugcu. pic
unicre &orpdtcr: Mag Sells unh eide
Scrlpiitteru, mir lucroeu nic erSittcrnl
Is itilrm uuo tradc. blise milb bar
Gin, mir limo Seutlte unb mpuen aud,
lpelhe in."-Wtartiu Slanf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

ionit ctluaa. Nuc5. iuas burin itcbt,
1T gut unb mas Naa Bette iii i'll elmer
3cituna, Die Nutriftcu iino mabr.
&iclc 3citungcn MADDEN Gin grpBcs
@eidlrei nlp BOD lit nid)t picl @nbre5
an ibren @criftcu.-Mirs. Sbcuour
&ufclmann.
%ictpriu, Aun5.. sen =. Suli
1915.-Sh babe BON Dem &ettbclber6
9clcieu uno lnrcibc Sbncn, pcldcs
Silb mir ais pno bcltc unb Iebrreititc
crldcint. Gs III lcncr : q in
Der Nusgabc pom "a. Suui 1915. III
mcldem Scr iunQc &nabc. Gin Sing
ling. i'm .Eopl Room" puu Dem ais
SclIfcl oar8clteatcn o6crru", Der
ieincu Numcn ais .M%iiBiggaug"
(~ SpIcncsa"D ougibt nit iciucm
Srelnoe .Suiter" y&icc") bcfauut
gemabt miro. Sicica &ilb gefGut
mir en- bcitcn. neil ea cine 10 ernitc
Schrc cutbdlt. ulb lueil C. ulls Dem
Nlltaaslebcn I'M ms berum gcupmmen
iit.-9ubmig 5. Sinenberser.
"
Subuquc, Sopc, Den "a. Suni
1915.-Sabe iocben in Der 3eitlua
g~eleieu, Nob Sic Die Neimng Sbrer
Seicr iiber 0ieic 3eitung miiien molen.
Sd mill Sbueu meine unperboblene
@einuu9 idrciben. Sbrc 3eihln9
iii Die idouire 3eitrns bon alien in
u~nicrer gau5en Stabt. llnn pur gllem
iinp eS bic Nrtitel ,Sm trnuten Sas
milientrsis", bic mir bcipnoers &C.
fallen. Grbplcuo uno lebrreidl lit icpcs
@ort in Der 3citung seidriebcn mno
mir iheint. bus ut bod Die Naupts
Jade, hnB cine 3eitun9 erbplcup mo
erbauenb pirft. Wir iebnen ms pus
Der and icbc @p SC nach Sbrcr 3cis
tuug. bamit mir pubrbcitSgctrclI ibcr
bic %prtpmmiNc II Der nltcu mo
ncucu Ncimuth prientiert lpcrbcu. Slio
Gbrc bcm .Authplildcr &citcu"! -
Srau NluiS SrGmmelt.
" il Noiut, "a, ptn 81. MIni
19l5.--N mcincr 3einnN babe in
gclcicn bon tiucm &cllbcpcrb. pprln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

about 3 yards at foot or lower tiounce.
The foundation skirt will require | rs
yard of 27-inch lining. Price Zoe.
1394-Junior %Suspender Dress. with
Waist, having Sleeve in Either of Two
Lengths and to be joined to the skirt
or finished separately. As here shown
Scotch dimity in blue and white was
used for the skirt. with pipings of
blue on the free edges. The guimpe
was made Of white batiSte. This is A
very practical model, for il may he
made with separate skirt joined TO the
girdle, and worn with any guimpe or
waist. The design is simple. and vet
up to>date. The quaint tuck arrange
ment and fulneSS at the waiStline is
especially youthful and pleasing. The
pattern is good for %taffeta. tub silk,
chambrey. gingham, batiste. crepe.
ratine or challie. 1t is cut in 3 sizes A:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

BllIdsfdllc ans neuer mn ncllcitcr 3ett
erfldren. 90 LANCE aber Die @cbptc
Der gtbif burdl cine brutnle Srofit>
wlltb, Die lih idnmloS iiner ole
Eflihtc1 gcaeu bns Sebcu bes Mad
lien b%inluegieet, critidt merocnL 10
longc bnbcn mir tcin Ned,t. Die Se@
iplgung Ser @ebote Der 6umanitdt
bon Inocrcu 81 pcrlun9cu.
Is mnlB lcibcr geIagt mcrbcu: ic
mcbr man Del ms tbcprctiih uuf Dc
fplgun9 Der Hcgclu Der 6umnnitdt,
bnS iii Der frelInbIihen Hiidiiftllnbnte
ntf Den Witmeniden. oriugt, oclto
meni9cr ld)eint man iid) gcbunben 5u
filblcu. chen bicic Hcgclu in Der
Srnris nn5upcnOen. &irb Die &atuz
ltropbc III Chicago IulaB gebcn, itd
an coRpetentcr STEELE bnruui 81 be-
linnen, ouB man crit lelblt lcruen
mnB Ole @eb6te Der SrmnnitGt 81 err
%filllcll, che ma ibre itrittc 8eiololula
bon Inocrcn pcrlangt, obcr miro mnu
audi peitcrbin Die Sbeoric Ser Yrari5
porsicben? Nud Dem 9eiipiele, buS
8aibingtpu cben crit nieber Dem
Sanoe aegeben bat. oiirite Die Nnt>
mort aui oicic Srnge niht idlper ieiu.
-.Solumbia" Ytilnuufee. @is.
Is luiro neuerlih cine llntcrllhuna
i%tuttbaben. benn, Sorglpiieteit Dor Dem
llnglild. uno nadber llntcriudunacn
unitellen. lit 81 elmer natiounlen @cs
mobnbeit geiporbeu. Iorber ihlaii
icin. urb penu's 81 ipGt lit, cine mn
geppbnlihe Sbdtigfcit cntpideln, iii
Gin Werfmdl oes amerifaniihen OH
renufratismls. 8enu Die ipeSiiiide
llnieriuhung poriiber iein mirb. unb
mcnn lid parall5 crgcben BADEN lpiro,
Dab piebcr ciumal Die mcnihlidc Der
trnncnsicligfcit, burd) cine lnpcrseibs
line menlhlide Scihtferti9tcit, bctroz
gen murbc. buuu ioltc cine anbcrc
SuueitiHntipu ita~ttiinocn. cine nl0cz
mciue Snpcitigutiuu Ole ollcS inter
iuheu iplltc mno unr irBcnrpic Illa6
9cbcu fDuntc sur @icrcrboluug elmer
iolf' ldrcdlidcn AntnI,ropbc.
] Din ;I~I!isuiidlpr Sfiilirr in(l nri,nt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

l.. II and rs years. 1t requires > 81
yards of 36-inch material for Il 14-year
size. Price Zoe.
l384-GirlS' Dress with or without
Bretelle Trimming and Collar. with
Five Gore Skirt, and Sleeve in Either
of Two Lengths. In white lawn or
batiSte. with trimming of embroidered
banding this style will he very pretty.
1t is also good IN combinations of ma
terialS. The waist could he of cham
brey or lawn. and worn as a guimpe,
with the bretelle trimVing and skirt
finished in over blouse style. in ging-
ham, tub silk, ~talfeta, linen. crepe or
any other suitable material. The sleeve
is good in wrist length, and very COM
Portable and stylish. in bell style. The
skirt is cut with five cores and has
plated fulnesS ut The seams. The pat
tern is in 1 sizes g.. s, 10 and II years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
&as Mnocrc iagcn.
Die Ghieaaoer &ataitruphe.

e. itcbt u~niereu ScborbenL ole in
MaIbin9tpn nid]t dlts9enomIncn, filrz
nabr libel m, id)reibt nit Hcdlt Die
.Nmerifd", in Iittlidlcr GntriiitIn0
aif3n6rduieu mo Die 9~cidbrolung bc5
Sebens Der Siir9er be@ Sanbes oils bnS
SGredlihite uuD ilncrborteite an5us
ieben, pcnu oicie @eidbroung pom
NuBerbulb tomnlt, mdbreub tic e3
lclblf unierldiieu. fiir au5gibiaen
SdnlB cher oieier Sebcu innerbnlb beS
%anbeS 81 iorgen. Gntbulteu bod, Die
tSeieBe bc5 Sanbe5 unO Der ginSels
~i1aateu uur ulgenii9cnbe Scitimmms
gcI gum Sd)llBc Der brciten Nrbciter>
maiien, Sie burh ibren Verui Dem
Sooc oil tGglid. ia itiinblih ms Iuge
icben mililen. chen lpeil Die gcIeBaes
bcrlben aorperid)aften ba5 Seben als
iold]c5 10 beiddmeno 9erin9 ans
idlagen.
Sas Spridiport bon Dem Srunnen,
Cen NJ 3lbedt, lpenn oao Nlno ers
trnilfcr. ideint man bier nid)t 81
ieuncn. Scnn geidiebt i~r9eubpo elm,
All ung~eniigenbe Sdluepprrihtungen
5uriid5ufilbrcnbe5 llngliid. alcidpicl
ob es ein Gin5els ober Walienrmgliid
lit. 10 ltelt man lpobl cine llnter@
iId)ung an, mnd,t pieleidt audi ben
cScr ienen perantluortlid. nm am leBs
ten @noe Dem alien Sdlenbrion ieis
nen 9auf uno Die painit perbunoene
Bcipiiiculoiigfeit l~peiterc Spfer for
hsru 81 lul'eu, Veibe nbcr ipurScln
lie in Dem Nlnngel iebcS &ernnhpprtz
iitbisitogeiiibls. bnS ieiuericits lpicber
hcoinq: ut burh Die 81 serilgc Be
:onuuQ acs ctRiiden @cmcutS bel Der
e.sicbung oes Gin5clncu mic ncr
Ytniieu. NuY 10 !areu iih bic elm.
auatr formlid %laaenren in ben mciiicn
U1llca 81 permsibtI ae!pelenen IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
0irpRe Nipth i'm iiinlifeu Chin.

Die Wili6z SfiiSiere. mclhe nit Der
&ertbeiluug BON Nabruu9amittcln OIL
bcbiirfti9c Snmilicn I'M iiioIihcu Chic
aobleumincu : Siitritt betrout pllrs
Den. erfldrtcn, haB man peiterc 0ilie
bcbiirie, bamit Der Moth ciui9ermaBcu
seitcuert perben fam. Sic perDiientz
lidltcn Seridte 5cigeu. baB cine 9roBe
NnSabl Der 10000 Samilieu. mcldhc
III Den Soding anb Sunbap Greet
%nlcns ieBboit limo. uui Silic bon
nuamGrts r%naelpicicu iinb. GS lit fem
Strcit ulSscbrod,cu, ubcr bic mciitcu
&crGlcntc iinn mIBcr Nrbcit. "a bic
Mlincu 8cidloncu porocn iiuN. @pus
ucrlclr Willis bat an Die @ilr0crs
mciltcr uHl 80 StGbteu IN Sbiu Sclcz
Nrunme Acidlidt mo nm Nilic iiir
oicIc Trncn Nchctcn. Sic &~crciniNs
ten Miucnurbcitcr nm ciuiNc Sr9uuis
lutlpncn lpcrpcn Sur SinNcruuu Ger
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
inch material for Il 6-year size. Price

inch material for a 6-year size. Price
Zoe.
1368-Ladies Three Tier Skirt,
with 1 Gore Foundation. A fashionable
model. This attractive model, us here
shown was made in sand colored taft
feta, and trimmed i'll quaint and pretty
style. with velvet ribbon in Il con
trasting shade. The skirt could be
made without the two upper, OF the one
upper tlounce. 1t is nice for cloth.
for serge. for silk, poplin. wolfe. and
all wash fabrics. The fiOunce portions
are cut in ) sections. and the skirt
may he finished in raised or normal
waiStline. For linen. ratine or crepe
this model is very desirable. The pat
tern is Il in q sizes: -. ~. 20, IS,
80 and b inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires 3 81 yards of 44-inch material
for a medium size, which measures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

sic mt'en luollcn. mas mir i'm Slattc
ais Die bette @n5ciNc bctrad,tcu.
Gigentiid t0mtc i) nidlt iugcn. mas
mir am bcitcn HefGQt, nenn mid into
r%eiiicrt %iiberbnupt Niles, mas In bieicr
Scltnng gcihricbcu itehf, bcionbers
mas bon S%cutihIunb fommt mn BON
arteGc lit. Sh babe ndmlid) nod
ctncn Sruber ulo 5luci Sdncitcru in
ScutihIano. Ntinc3 Sruoera Sobu
mllBte otcics Srilhiubr 6u Den Solbaz
ten. Mcin SrIber mar ielbit nod
nld)t c~ln9e5ogeu lnb mcintc, uicllcid)t
brulhte or uidlt mcbr bin. ba CT 40
Sabre alt lit. llub mcincr Stwciter
Sobn itnno bel Den Splpatcu I'M Scloc
i'm Citcu. Siclcift iii cr ihou gcz
fulcn, bn mir uid)t3 ppn linn b0rcn.
Nun tonncu Sic iih bcntcu, mic mir
iebea 0tal nnd Oieicr 3citung per
ldn9cn. Su lunge mir lie bc5ublcu
tonucn, pollcn mir oicic 3eitmg be-
balteu.-6<u Sus. &ubueutamp.
~
SubuauG Soma. Sen 30. sunni
1915.-Sie In5cise $500 fiir W il
II un92 san B erungen lit nad)
neiner Iu'iAt Die bette, Die in ben
Iusgabcu Der ~@d5ettc" eridienen lit.
Sieie Sreiic ioQeu ole 9cier II
iporncn eincm idlon ldngit eefiiblteu
Scpilrfnine u~b5ubelfen. Naupclt es
iit boh oarum, She Catholic Sriz
bune" cinitmeiler 6uei Ntnl rp0hcntlid
eriteincu 6u lolicn, in Der Spiinun9,
bieiclbc Su elmer tdglihcn alls9eitulten
5u f0nncn. Ser Serr Yiarrcr unb
Der Sitter Iino es 5ufricbeu, iust nm
eaa Eunr aud, nod Sal. 10 lit Der
Sunb geitlpiicn," Mpral: .9icbcr
Scicr, abumuicrc!~-Ietcr Soanten.
Scnuct, Ncbr.. Sen II. Mmi
1918 Shre bette Nn5ciGc lit, mas
Sbr! &cm bios Die @ltcrl
IS III tciu %ricitcr oocr Siidpi Scr
nchr iiir Die Niuocr tbuu fam ais
Sbr. Sbr! &cnn bios sic gllcru
Den Niubcrn SuS porlcicu wiirrcu.
mas in Sbrcr 3cinmN itcbt. Gin
Slim ucr9iBt nlcmaIS, NOS e2 III pcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

good for Bingham, percale, lawn, cam
brio. sateen or drill. If desired the
back portion of the bib may be omitted.
The pattern is cut i'm 3 sizes: Small.
medium and large. 1t requires 4 II
yards of 36-inch material for a medium
size. Price Zoe.
13s1-Girls' Dress in Empire Style.
with or without Bodice. A pleasing
frock for the little miss. As here
shown, white batiste with Swiss "all
over and bands of insertion were
used. The dress is nice for white or
colored lawns. with or without combi-
nations of other material, lace or EN-
b%roidery. 1t is also good for challie,
crepe, gingham, organdie. null. or wash
silks. The bodice may be omitted. and
a ribbon sash or girdle substituted. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes >. 1, 8 and s
years. 1t requires > 81 yards of So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
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O-Middy Dress for Misses and
Small Women. With sleeve in either
of two lengths and convertible collar.
a popular, serviceable costume. As
here portrayed, white linen was EN-
ployed, with pearl buttons for a hin
ish. With a touch of color this style
will be equally attractive i'll ratine,
pioue, taffeta. crepe, lawn, batiste,
serge or tub silk. In blue gingham,
with pipings of white or red it would
be very attractive. 1t could bee made
of white corduroy with black satin
facings on collar and cuffs. If desired
the skirt could he of contrasting cloth
or wash material. The pattern is cut
in 3 sizes: IL, Is and 20 years. 1t re-
ouires ) rs yards of 36-inch material
for an 1S-yeaCs size. The skirt measures
about 2 3-4 yards at lower edge. Price
10c.
COLLAR and Cuff Set. A chic
appearance is given to any tailored sui
with which a neat collar and cum set
is worn. 1t also adds a dainty touch
to an otherwise simple frock. The set
here illustrated is unique in design,
and should be embroidered in satin
stitch and punch work embroidery,
with ~buttonhOle edge.
Stamped on linen finished lawn----25c
Stamped on fine linen"------~----35C
Embroidery cotton to work--.-~-2oC
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials~.--15c
65-Ladies' Apron. An attractive
model. This practical design is cut
with a three piece circular skirt. and
a bib gathered to the belt in back and
front, and made with shoulder seams
and round neck edge. The apron is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

1t requires 3 IL yards of 44-inch ma.
terial for an S-year size. Price Zoe.
O97-Iunch Set. A very dainty
lunch set in floral design, consisting Of
ce%nterpiece and q doilieS. Stamped on
Il piece of union linen. 14X1S inches, in
Guiding q SkeinS of embroidery cotton
for working-price-45c.
l392-I.adieS' Basque Waist with
High. Round or Square Neck Outline.
and with Sleeve in Wrist or Elbow
Length. A new and stylish model. As
here shown brocaded and plain taffeta
in green tones is combined. The waist
has fitted lines. and single bust darts.
The neck outline may be high, with
a standing collar. or round. or square
as illustrated. The design is also good
for satin, tub silk, linen. Bingham,
chambrey, wolfe, charmeuse or faille.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
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