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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-08
NAVY YARD ROUTE

etesmers u. D. kennedy and Tourist
Leave Coiman Dock. eeattIe. s.se texeept
sunday. see. 1osse o. m. i:so. s;oo. az
esps Sunday tsunday s:sO. S:se p m
SATURDAY. ii.tS p m.
Time table suhjsst to change without
notice
Phone Nsin siei. Prsce soc Round Trip
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LAKE FOREST Park
We have one tract - about an acre On
tho Pacific htsheaF. overlooking Lake
WashfnEtau. Tor fi.fto. This tract runs
hack FROM the paved brick road - an
ether road N rear ana - ans ~ the
finest hniiftnE spots IN Lake Forrest
Fars. ~ yog zee u you viii waut 90
live on N The terms are figt cash
ard me balance IN Years payable
ssuif-a annually We make tso auto trips
day 20 THIS land. Cali 90 up and
come and u.
OH HANsoN q co
Third FioaF Ne~ York niork
CLEAREb. 10 kcHfsR At $50
This 20 lies absolutely invei black coil
water Is 90 IS feet and plenty ~ it.
fenced on tao stdrs on road. y u.
and walking distance close ta q chicken
ranch ~ o acres that suId iRst season
~. 600 day.oid chicks This ran makes
biK money. and you can o. tho safns.
aPt lbs uERRtEN- TURKEYS
Raise something there 10 market for
Price $50 PEI acre. s1t cash and 30
per month ". ~ Heinz. az America
Hank ndE
20 AcREs ron tsfs
rs CASH. fiu MONTHLY
Rich. level land IN = well settled dis.
irict. close 10 school. farmers grange
hall and sawmili nice ueishbars
g.
=. y mail daily and telephone handy
90 Seattle and three good markets
The soil is a rich clay loan that viii
raise practically ANYTHING raised in
Western Washington. This tract IL
very easily cleared
PUGET SOUND FARMS co. sos srd ~.
VIZ = TRACT
We offer a tract about quarter 81 a
mile back from Lake Washington. on a
good road with water and electric
lights available. for ta00. This tract
lies well. and has an uuohatructed view
~ Lake Washington. ~ you want a
piece Of land that IL sure 10 Increase IN
value. come and let us show this 20 you.
The price Il sa0Q. on terms N $50
down and balance IN ~ equal scni-
annual payments
OLE HANSON 4 co
Third Floor View York Block
10 ACRES non LAND
In snphomish county. near good town: on
sound d@cp soil neighhors etc easy
70 clear. only 800. on terms of 80 per
cent down balance so month 80
sure and Investigate this George
Eason. ana Boston BLOCK
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER
$50 Cash 81 80 monthly
acres hair mile 10 beach rich level
land, easily cleared surrounded by
neiRhbors A snap at iis6.
AAsEN a. SEXTON co
3io First Ave. Elliott bafJ
A COMFORTABLE LIVING
with small Investment 10 acres near
Everett. good s,room furnished house
barn team COW. 70 chickens. straw.
berry plants fruit trees; POTATOES aud
various kinds ~ Vegetables acres
good pasture. mortgage 500. owner
viii sell his equity for $1,000 and N
necessary. viii give time ON part NJ
he must sell on account Of serious M
ness
MULLlN BROS. LAND co.
so3-eOs northern Bank BidF
RAISE POULTRY
Your living on farm costs less and YOU
can make more acres for 800. very
easy a. Improve; whore YOU can raise
nearly all your chicken feed This
tract Is handy 10 Seattle. Win good
ncighbora 10
TERMS s25 CASH
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE, Inc.
1919 Third Ave, iot Washington ~
Let Star Want Ads rent
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
NOTICES

lEALgb FEoFOsAf.s ali 6s rscsi1 -
81 iHs office - tho Lighthouse fnsper.
tor. Portland. ore until n'rinrh @
m June -. itit snd ih~n opened for
Furnishing al labor ard material for
aoekins cleaning painting and repair.
Ina the uEhthogss tender ~Nknsshiia "
Aiank PROPOSALS and particulars may
b" ahfsinsf hF addressing fh~ Light.
house Inspector Portland ore
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a L L

Your dollars should work
for you, and they Wilt
is up to you. Start your
savings account and watch
the result.
Interest n Per Cent
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ACREAGE
COTTA0E WANTED


COTTAGE WANTED
We have 90 acres mean Tult worth O. 900
clear ~ nsumhrance that We viii
trade for a cottage ~ about the same
value
WEST COAST LANp 60
ilis-it Am Sank nag "a ana Madison
10 ACRES ONLY $3.50
Neafif tuVei. with good Aaii easy tn In
prove. near school ana neishbofs fine
FOR herrirs. potatoes and chickens
Terms So CAST 80 Monthif.
S-~Se~Se~,,No~~ss1~Ne~1,>;~S>S,r,>,S>I~Is~~~~N
43 REAL ESTATE
MOVE RIGHT ~
Sirv BUNGALOW Just completed. ON 20.
atfs tract ~ sond land. au gravel road
miles from Hnobomish. wash. anh 20
minutes walh from our mills - Three
Lakes THIS IL snap aud ~ only sns
~ our many land bargains va are
selling large. desirable area in
mrdiatoiF around ouf mills Prices and
tefWs ate fiEbt sud
YOU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
Lee uH shnN you write nr
r. II. MElKLEJOllN
Mgr Land Dept
iToi O. e. smith nidF Seattle Wash
THREE LAKES LBR co,
81 500
rooms ana bath. a. itiNefton nice fHff ;
usaf store ard church small payment +.
easb teffna See uHusr 1908 American
uauk nids
HOUSE half built iunbef doona via.
dpes etc. ist sosteo susii vis~ cor.
nsr - itinds . aad sen ave "
1850. 80 down o. per month. Phone
Nfant iat
$50 ntfYH a 1900 ID on y S5i6- Rs1f
seventh improvements Ia aua pald Tor
rHts Het entn ave
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MEXICO FOR mexicANs"

LAREDO. Tex. June s.-The
first signs OF dissatisfaction with
President wilson's recent note call
ing upon leaders OF Mexican fac
tons to bury their differences were
seen at Nuevo Laredo last night In
the celebration OF the victory of
Gen. Obregon's Csrranxista troops.
Mexico for Mericans." shouted
one leader at the conclusion OF a
stirring speech. "Presiden, VII
sons policies are not needed. Gen.
carranIa IL able TO handle Mexican
problems.
The words were wildly cheered.
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j. S. OFFICIALS
THREATENED BY
mex SOLDIERS

GALVESTON. June Capt.
Wesmore OF the Morgan Line
Steamer TopiIs. arriving here
today from TampIco. reported
that an American consul and
naval officer had been threat.
ened with death by Mexican
soldiers. He declared the con-
sui and officer were stood up
against a wall 20 be shot when
a colonel Of the Viliists forces
INTERVIEWED and saved them.
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1E6Ea i6ITos 1cEE

ALDER NOTION ACHE
DE acre - fine alder bottom ian1. m
god fead mile. nefth - ihs RES
fos see on fsfms - 30 cash emd a. te
tnonfh. Thls tract has sfuAil stream
On a. ana ~tu make susss ans fine
litii~ home place call - uu ~ come
IN the office ard So a. this tract
OLE HANHoS a 60
ThfFd Fieer. Nss rufk uioek
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Deatai work ut Your
Own Prtre

] DO your Dental work NJ your own
price.
60 Ia amy Combine Dental office In
seattle. get their prices. then call on
me Tor examination and consultation
without charge.
Extracting Free 1t All Hours
Pain and suffering are the penalty
for neglect OF the teeth. BE good 10
your teeth and they will do good for
you.
My offices established 2s wears:
under my personal management -
years. l have made my guarantee
GOOD. and my guarantee has made
me. Ny prices will suit you and my
work Will surely please you.
EDWIN }. BROWN. ID. ID. :.
.i3 Ftrst Ave-. Union Block.
scattie's Leading Dentist. Main $3.50
open evenings until and Sundays
until for people who work.
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RENTALS
30 BUSINESS CHANCES
ACREAGE

HtQNAAfaN
We have fee 81 .arrs ffaets 90
Hugusmtsh fsf isAe. or terms ~ 80
dasn and SIC Hnunth. These tracts
$40 iHrsfsi aheat a mile from tb. boat
isndips oH sod fasds ard have a
sisw = tho sound You rauidnt ssi
anything nicer ~ summer esmpins
place. ara ths price 10 iaN There Il
fire. riass bat service h~fsssa -
quamish and seattle and yeu rse live
there ara NntA Co ths rftF Come in
snd irt 90 shau Fuu iris isud
OH HANSON so
TNirt Fiaaf Nea rsra uinrk
MAKE ropn coVNrHy HOME
nnth pheasant aHd profitable Select .
tnfAHtf where surroundings sf~ ~
tfsrfits aht here she saH IL pfifar.
eve Let - take sou 90 go cArtf.
CART LANDS Nhtfh afr pnif - mtin
at~s ftss nurfhrast % ths city $40 On
LEGALITY already famous far 80.
s~iisnl quality - its saii We o.
fsrtng these ffarts - mosf attractive
prices ard on fsry sasy terms
For ,uii infefmatien
wEsr WHEELER
30 Cair4an Heck Nsfa ifti
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HOMESTEADS

- HOMESTEADS
ciiEAr GOOD
LOGGER. orr LANDS
Along me ~aiissukoe
Small and Arg. tracts EASY terms
write o. call fof free books aud -.
formation Immigration Hufeau. a.. n
Ht . NY second and Cherry. So
attic Wash
~~-~~~4~s~s>lSs~@~~~~
INVESTMENTS
nssaal Investment Co. .es Lumsst "a
rhanfs
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20 HOUSEKEEPING RMS.

20 HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
/ SIS fhN MONTH includins everything
] two newly Furnished housekeeping
/ tooms IA private hamei no children
I splendid lnrattan. nice neighhorfopd
: ctose IA Phone nsst tpee.
TWO noUarkErirNd rooms. pa0'ri
| bath so month 600 Hsth ave
/ Msiu jes1
Its.so ~ Watkins distance htgi. cisan
| housekeeping aud sleepins rooms fit
! MARION
| rtEAsANf. latso housokespins room
cheapest iu eib capitol hiil Fast
| kaa6
I rHuIN iafso. sunny rooms bsst itration
| itos James ~ Phone ntlior e3eoH
InoraEKEEriNu snd sisepiHF rooms. po1
! sixth
70 ROARDERS WANTED
/ WAtkfNu ptarANcE -iarHs. pleasant
nearly furnished rooms IN modern
| tume abundant hot water. excellent
sesld e., ~
WATER FRONT LAND
MOOD CANAL WATEn FNoNf
N atres on Hood canal part upiaud and
part bottom land mostly aiher gteNth.
There is stream running across This
tract and q fine sandy beach in front
- it With iats ~ CLAIMS and good bath
Tvs facilities The pftcr 10 $3.50, terms
ftao cash. balance tn be arranged
saiue one Who wants fine summer
home ou Hood cannl 10 goinH to set
bargain iu this place
OLD tfANHON 4 co
Thifd finoE Sew furh uiorh
IMPROVED & AciteH o~ sound
Usauttfut tract. 2 mtuutrz from dock and
la ~
seattle nice h-toom house almost fin.
tshed saou ytsw ~ Sound and mnUn.
fains and tract almost aU cleared
Easily wuUh 81. 200. bot fef 4uirk sole
VIII take ssea. and sis~ any kind ~
terms "a D tEN ili nusion nlugt
WAfth FnoNr iand. cio.s 30 hsnsor
Price 1850 pei sore osesr hfp~n.
,,-~SSS~~lN~Se~~|N~~>~~>~>~~-~-~-~~-~
80 RENTALS
Headquarters for F@atis
Nenfai Property
| Cati a. nffi-s and ses list
| ~ tAtiN GO
fsadlna Renters
az Eilsl iiids second snd rihs -
40 BUSINESS CHANCES
lWANrEn-A marine snEinsef sith 400
of ~ oee 90 tak~ Interest ih stern. e heel
, bnat vurth - 600 write capt a..
) 1raY Wsastth~s wash 81 once
| fuR HALg Tailor apa risantns shap o.
J capitol hlif. sefB reasonable uunEaiuH
Taunrs tQf fsfh
! FARrNEH WANfEn 90 ssnsFai f-t'sIf
shop. doins ati Kinds 81 woth F.gt
star
foH sAt.E- small ras,niss hauss 81 .
| ~se~@'@@.~-r~@ = y
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UNION
r
7RUS TCO.
OF sEArTLE

Capital and Surplus,
$4,000
JAMES ID. HOGE, President
N. b. SOLNER, Vice Presi-
dent and Trust Officer
HOGE BUILDING
In the Heart Of the Financial
District
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The Star Want AID Rates
BUSINESS
nlREG1 8V

This directory is intended
for the convenience of any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring it in a
hurry. The firms represented
belo, make a speciality OF inn
medii d, service and will glad
" ..uuijh any information
that - necessary. Remember.
salts faction is guaranteed by
ever advertiser.
l,,~x liea Xn,,r TsIsDhOps 7
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coon uAUftf>

In t.fasm cottage overlooking
Lake Washington close IN DniF
rs minutes from Pioneer square.
iusi south ~ Mount Hsfef Park
i'rfc- ~ $50. only 80 rash. 80
ga fnthif Burke a rarfaI Inc
sea AsH York Block
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IA LOST AND FOUND

LOST-on Fremont. ballard car. lady
hand bag containing hank book on
Union saving. and purse Reward.
Phone Ballard 1osi.
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The Dental War Is On
ny EDWIN .. BROWN
ID. ID. =.

~ FDW ~ y. btNVN "
ID. ID. =.
The State Dental
Combine. with an Ad-
yertisinE Dentist as it's
ally. II on the wsrpath
again TO destroy COM
petition.
D~atai Work ut Your
Own Price
BEWARE OF youth
ful Dentists who pirate
about the state of
Washington guaran-
teeing their work.
Read my story on
the Combine and its
ally in next Saturdays
Star. and how you save
a dollar. ! make a dol
lar and the Combine
loses two dollars when
| do gOur Dental work
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ATTORNEYS-AT-

RUSSELL " rkRREIIs-,ss y r nix
General practice estates Law. hfrnana
ard wife consultation tree ENleit 80
ADVICE rRFE- JOSEPH ALLEN, At
rOR~EY. 20 years experience, Law. OF
husband and wis-. property Visits
CONSULTATION FREE Rooms tes-
zee Eiier. Music Ridx Main iete.
JOHN n rARKER-..i Lyon hlds MAin
ssis IS years experisnce In Chicago
~fnrfs
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Just Use Your Telephone

LOOK HERE nsrEain stoye. ss'
Occidental .,e. corner Main. sells new
and seconi hand suits and oNcFcests
SEQ up; odd coats, ssc uei pants. 10
up: NAT. and shoes. SOC up; watches
tsc up: ,oei. jswsiry. guns. trunks al
iewesf rric~.
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IS FEMALE SITUATIONS

a CHRISTIAN young woman with siri
g. wants position az hoUsekseper for
respectable bachelor or wifoWer Can
give best 81 references. city Or country
Room 20. Crystal Hotel. sT0sa First
and Cedar Phone Elliott is6s
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PERSONALS

% PERSONALS
a VERY PRETTY Miss 81 ~ sumnsrs.
weight fzs. height g n. In. brown
hair. brovn eyes. fair complexion. good.
Kind disposition, American. Christian.
farmers daughter. property worth s25.
600 will inherit. has no opportunity TO
meet desirable gentlemen. r. good
housekeeper and cook plays piano and
sings. never married. Will marry poor
man II worthy. no objection 10 farmer
More particulars for any man answering
quick inclosing some postage. Address
sincere" Ban. valley. Seb general
deliveries not answered. This notice
IL genuine
SCALE TREATMENT
10 order 10 introduce my W0uderf8i dan
druH cure and hair tonic. Will gfte
free treatment with euch bottle this
week ga Union. room
oil oC,li Az TED SOC ..I1-Namss
and addresses 40 Pms 81 Main
irop Ladies' free
ANNA MARKS Baths. .oieo'lfie
Unon. Apt. q
LrsTRO, the hair tonic thaf grows half
OF money refunded. at drug stores. or
MErH hAUa repaired 400 Peoples Bans
Bldg.
jEHVEH DYE WORKS isOs seventh. CITY
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uNEIrRNISHED APIS.

HOUSEKEEPfN0 ROOMS. boulevard
Hotel. 1900 Elliott ave. n. opposite
q ~ dock. s. per month. Phone Eli
ara
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Bought also old sold b~tween ? and
itoi First ave teoN store
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FURNISHED APIS.

-n0oM ArARTMENrs easy waikinr
distance ~ and 80 per month.
Everything furnished. beacon ets.
1907 Weller -
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70 ROARDERS WANTED.

WAtktNu pisrANCE -iarre. pleasant
nearly furnished rsums In modern
home abundant hot water. excellent
beard Fast stiA
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MADAM ALEXANDRA
r-rVpTftN pAf MIST

EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Reads your entire iifs past, present snd
future: $500 readings ii.oo. saiisfse
iipn guaranteed COS Pine Of
FXPERT FoHTUSE TELLER suite 4.
York Hotel. corner Flfs' and Pine
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

In the picture, crepe velours is com bined with lustrous satin. The effect is exceedingly beautiful and the gown dressy enough for any daytime func- ton. It could of course be copied in simpler materials to give simpler effect. Wool voile which is to De much worn would be pretty made just as shown here combined with the satin or, later, taffcta could be combined with satin or with soft finished velvet The sleeves and the vest arc sewed to the bodice and can be either of the same or of contrasting material. A different effect can be obtained by making the sleeves. bodice and the skirt all of one material with the Chemisette only of a different one as. hazel brown taffeta with ivory satin for the chemisette, or, for the simpler frock, wool voile or etaminc in a dark blue with sulphur cOlored satin for the chemisette, for sulphur color with blue makes one of the newest and smartest combinations.
 K To frock suits the tiny tot better
 VI than this simple one. lt is cut
 in kimono style with the sleeves and main portions in one therefore, it is the easiest thing in the world to
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

E MIDSUMMER is not often a
 NI season of surprises in mat
 ters sartorial. but this year we seem to be developing new fancics and new effects almost week by week. that Is to say, we are seeing develop rents and interesting combinations. unaccustoned materials and tbc like. without any really radical changes. Mention las already been made of the use of the genuine awning cloth for oy.:ng coats. It is growing in .aVor and It Las an tnql lce-iOned smartness cf its own Ol che. links of d rCred resort was seos recently ,-ocuTnc consisting oi a sl...s of ,)lue and white awning cloth, laid in wide i7:e,-s. with. over it, d blazer coat of h.ue faille and what more apparently inccn- gruous materials could be frt to- gether, yet the effects was gocd, the costume was a handsome and attract i've one and the whole result sn ar as well as interesting. Every kind of material is being used for the blazer or sports coat-crtpe de chine, silk crapes of the heavier sort. the faille already mentioned ard the soft glove -ilks and satins and also q great many scrges and gabardines and really  prosaic wool stuffs.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS.

S432 Fancy Blouse, I6 and IS years. S7oz Three-Tier Skirt, I6 and IS years. 672o Boys Suit, 1 to years. 87I6 Fitted Blouse, 34 to 42 bus. s737 Two-Piece Skirt, Perforated for
 Flounce, 24 to 50 waist. s7o7 Gown with Peplum and Three
 Piece Skirt, 54 to 42 bust. SIPS Child's Onc-Piece Dress, to 6
 years. S675 Evening Waist, 34 to 10 bust. S7o4 TuDic Skirt, A to B waist. sso5 Gown with Three-Piece Skirt,
 34 to 42 bust. S576 Gown with Tucked Waist, 3+ to
 A. bust. s6oo Fancy Blouse. 34 to 42 bust. 8455 Work Apron, 34 to A bust. STA Empire Negligee, S+ to A bust. S5S3 One-Piece Dress, 34 to 42 bust.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16
THAT ARE

s,,5sS,rs Ts' a.s rcs oGnos ,n0is for sonn sn
 to be worn at home or for the working hours at college. will find this model excellent. It consists of three piece skirt and blouse that are joined by means of belt The skirt is in moderate width, wide enough for comfort, yet not excessively so. The blouse is tucked most becomingly Any simple seasonable material will be found Tn every way appropriate, but here, wool crepe is trimmed with bands of taffeta 4 great many women will like washable materials, however, and there are cotton crtpes that would make up most attractively and linens too that are suitable. Contrasting material makes good finish and is fashion able one, and a different but an equally pretty effect can De obtained by emitting the bands and finishing the front edges with big scallops, bound, while the collar and the cuffs are finished with smaller ones. Linen or ccttcn eponEe would be especially good treated in this way.
 For the medium size will te required yds. of material 27 in. wide, 5H yds. 36. 44 yds. 44. with IA yds 77 for the trimming.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

' HERE is morning gown that is TT essentially practical It really
 consists of q shirt waist and sxirt that are jcincd l'y means of a lcli. It is excellent for thc horne ~o~lzn and f is also good fer every Gay uccta It can be made of a Tps:rsh!r material or of scrc". wool crag.- 7. os any; hing that is .-irrrlc and .viIablc. in ne ;cture. hgure:i cotton orepc ;s .-iIrn'~r. with plain linen and the gown ;s an excellent onc for inn In;-dis,c ~-c..r ard for between >casons. x.:1n. i. eaa l'c 1.i.i1cfl thr,hwhout the 5,irarln .or nou,cs are apt to be warm and v a=h.l,,- materials oftcE are the ,rc!etrrd nnrs. '.i-tea wOull l'e hand socic i:i.t,ic := :.i, way and also prac- liya' ant scr'.i~calle, cotton poplins I.'1krS aY w>ll ard cotton gabardine is really aa-.ie-ouic as well as durable anu ssl.lr: ! i,c wais; combines a per icc;lv ,.ia:n i.ack with tucked fronts arsi the iron, ctigcs are hcmmed. The sk:r; l. in ii,rce pieces. just wide enough C., comfort without exaggeration. | he neck edge is finished with band and the high collar is made ser arately and adjusted over it. consequently, fl preferred. a round collar CT separate collar of any ether sort can be used in irs stead. The sleeves ay be nadc to the wrists or in elbow length,
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

trimming and q neat finish, but f one is ambitious for d more drcssy effect, it would be pretty to make the apron of plain blue chambray and to scallop the neck and arm-holc edges. The ginghams show some very attractive
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

apron and the cap are made of striped Tcrcaic trimmed with bands of plain color matching the stripe, but gingham is peraaps the most available of all
 materials for such use. plain cham trays are much liked. while butchers
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

VERY housekeeper- will appre
 F ciatc this outfit It is really
 protective and a the same time, it is tasteful. On the figure, the apron is made without sleeves, but for many uses, the sleeves will be preferred and
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

that are so much used, but the design is one that can be copied in voile. in
 crepe, in lawn or in any one of the tub silks. Among the latter is a very charming Oriental silk known as Corean crepe. It is heavier than crepe
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

DLAID gi1Sham Is ont ot the fesT
 - liked and one of the prctt;est materials for the simple mo-a.ng gown. It is to be had in most Gttract- i've colorings, it is durable. l. wa51es perfectly ard when it is trimmed with plain color as in this instance, i: makes an exceedingly smart effect. The gown is an admi-20le one and $ mace with a three piece skirt and a loose blouse that are joined and c'oeed at the front. The trimming portions shown here give a touch of indiv-cu- ality and are in every way desifar!e' but nevertheless, they are quite sepa- rate ana can be omitted it Pertect'y7 p'a,n dress is wented.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

to r,al-c ard he E+tie 1T "'l 5r'ng a5ou; no cihlcul;ies @hace''e- and lc<i.ies serving ior dr~t ca0, the model is 2 gooc or~ fcs, he ,1.o+o' gar, but of course fu- t>a- use, r. '|>uld 55 mdde c s,,i v some si-r1iac ma ter-s. +. piace .. ..actc5,,e cle.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

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Arizona republican., 1915-08-16

I HERE is a negligee that is at TT once graceful and absolutely
 simple It consists of three piece skirt that is joined to a short waisted body portion and this body portion is shirred. As it IS shown here.