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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
LASSEN PEAK VOLCANO
in VIOLENT ERUPTION

The Reno Journal of Sunday con-
tains the following of the eruption of
Mt Lassen:
Lassen peak burst into a new erup-
ton late Saturday, the greatest and
most violent since the mountain
awoke one year ago. Another foot of
mud, triple the size of Fridays, swept
down the mountainside with three
steaming streams of lava in its wake
1t covered the countryside like a tidal
wave. Thirty-six families, nearly the
whole population of Hat Creek valley,
were reported tonight to be fleeing for
their lives before the avalanche of
mud and boiling lava.
Rescue Parties Rushed to Scene.
Fifteen rescue parties in automo-
biles were rushed from Redding to
Cassel and Round Mountain to pick
up the refugee women and children.
Men mounted on horseback frantic
ally rounded up cattle and livestock
and endeavored to drive them to the
highlands to escape the broad torrent
OF mud that submerged everything in
Its path.
The eruption occurred at 4:30 D.
m. Three almost simultaneous and
titanic bursts of smoke and steam
were followed by two lesser ones. A
tremendous fuunel-shaped cloud shot
skyward to an estimated height of
miles. and spread out in heavy pail
almost as wide. The big mountain,
10000 feet high, was dwarfed to in
significant size.
When the immense volume of
smoke and ashes had lifted about
the mountains crest four blackened
paths, each half mile wide, were
revealed on the western slope. The
visible rivers of mud and lava were
lost at the timber line.
Commence Swift Exodus.
BY S o'clock the people OF Hat
Creek valley realized that the on
sweeping tides OF Lasscn's overflow
was rushing upon them and they
commenced a swift exodus.
Word was received that volcanic
ash had fallen at Inlay, New, 200
miles from the peak, and that huge
burst Of smoke was seen at Sacramen.
tc from the cupola of the state capitol,
175 miles away. Automobile parJies
left from cities 100 miles distant to
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
ITALY DECLARES WAR ON AUSTRIA
GERMANY DECLARES WAR On ITALY
AUSTRLANS BEGIN BOMBARDMENT
Special to The independent

Special to The Independent
ROME, via Paris. May 24.-Italy is
at war with Austria-Hungary. With
the issuance Of the general mobiliza-
ton order the Italian government is
sued a proclamation declaring war on
Austria, which officially begins today.
Prior to this and after a lengthy
consultation the ministers Of war and
marine proclaimed all the provinces
bordering on Austria and the islands
and coast towns of the Adriatic in
a state of war, which was equivalent
to the establishment of martial law,
the step usually preceding the formal
declaration.
Although drastic action has been
looked for momentarily, Italians of all
classes have been electrified by the
swiftly moving events. Early yester-
day morning great crowds gathered
around the Quirinal to await the min
listers, who called on the king for the
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
HORSES BRING
GOOD PRICES

a number sales of horses have been
made to the agents of the warning
powers in Europe, and good prices
are reported to have been paid. There
have been reports to the effect that
as much as 5000 per head has been
paid, but this is a mistake. We are
advised that twenty head of horses
were purchased from Hunter G. Banks
for $140 per head. and two head were
purchased for $112.5O per head. These
horses were all good ones and weighed
about 1850 pounds on an average.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
FATAL ACCIDENT
NEAR TO RENO

Three persons were injured, one
probably fatally, when an automobile
going so miles an hour ran into a
ditch and turned over between Moana
Springs and Reno yesterday after
noon:
The injured:
John Etchebarren, proprietor of the
Commercial hotel; broken left shoul-
der; internal injuries; left hip crush
ed; may die.
Matt Jauregui, head badly cut and
other bruises; possibly injured intern.
ally; will recover.
John Lauregul, both wrists cut and
face lacerated; will recover.
Miraculous Escape.
The three had miraculous escape
from instant death when Matt Jaure-
gui, driving his big Cadillac, attempt.
cd to turn out to avoid collision with
an arto belonging to the Verdi Lum-
ber company, the occupants of which
were racing with Jauregui. Just
ahead OF the machines was n loaded
hay wagon, and Jauregui had to
choose between crashing into the
other automobile, the hay wagon or
running far out on the road. In at
tempting to swerve his car It hit a
mighty boulder and was literally
hurtled into n ditch, turning over
twice.
Etchebarren was pinned under the
tonneau and was unconscious when
the car was lifted. Matt and John
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
SCHILDMAN
MAKES GOOD At LAKE

Today's Salt Lake Tribune has an
account of the game pitched yesterday
by John Schildman with the Portland
Cement team against the Rubber Com.
pany club. Schildman pitched beau
tiful game tanning fourteen batters
and allowing the opposing team but
two hits. Schildman will be remem-
bered as the pitcher for the Elko
team at Montello week ago. In
that game the Salt Lake man famed
IL men and allowed but two hits.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
"a RAISED WITHIN
134 FEET OF SURFACE

A Honolulu dispatch OF Saturday
night says:
ut was estimated tonight that the
submarine F-4, submerged since March
%, would be raised to the surface
and put in drydock next Thursday.
Friday the ill-fated craft was raised
54 feet and today Sc more, bringing
her with 134feet of the surface. In
the last five days rapid work on her
salvaging has been done and she has
been towed inshore more than 500
feet"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
CONDEMNS PARCEL. POST

At the National Wholesale Grocers'
convention held in San Frnacisco,
Vice-President Moore called the parcel
poat a menace to the small grocer.
He said 1t was an enormous octopus
nursed by the federal government,
and was sucking the life blood out of
the little business man."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
NEW JERSEY DAY
AT FRISCO FAIR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May "a
The celebration of New Jersey day
was one of the big events on today's
program at the Panama-Pacific exposi-
tioD. The exposition directors enter
tanned Governor and Mrs. Fielder and
other members OF the New Jersey par
ty at luncheon at the California build
ing. A public reception and formal
exercises were held at the New Jer-
sey building in the afternoon.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24

Sheriff Harris and District Attorney
Carville departed for Wells this morn
ing on official business. If reports are
true developments of a rather sensa-
tional nature may be expected within
a few days.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
NJ. Scott.

NJ. Scott.
Gentlemen-Joe Bias, y. ]. Boise;
+. w. Brooks, A. J. Dias, E. Dixon,
Is. o. Harrison, Ed. Iverson. Patrick
McDonough, S. R. Powers, Harry
Sanger.
When calling for the above mention
advertised, and pay one cent for ad.
vertising.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24

f. E. Hickey departed for the Span
isch ranch this afternoon, accompa-
MED by Oscar Miller. They are both
greatly interested in the brand book
that Is being prepared by the Inde-
pendent.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
SERVICES TONIGHT AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. William Henry Hudson, who is
the guest OF Rev. J. M. Swander, will
preach this evening at the Presbyter.
ian church at 1880. Rev. Hudson Is a
woll.to-do Englishman who is giving
himself to missionary work after n
service Of fifteen years In the British
navy. He Is walking from San Fran.
cisco to New York, preaching at every
opportunity, especially in the neglec.
ted places. The public is invited to
hear him.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24


and Casey was the last man out in the
farce inning.
Bryant and Wright both were out in
the seventh, and Hanks, Merrick and
McFarlane all got on and scored three
runs. The last inning was one two
three, and Lamoille wouldn't play the
ninth inning because Elko was too
tired running around the sacks. La.
moille hasn't much to record. Buck
master, Ryan and Bronson were the
only ones who hit safely till the last
inning, when Mr.. George J. Ames, (the
J Is for JoviaD his one of Manning's
fast ones and made sprint around
The bases, but Joe Mcnamara, the
ump, bade him go back because It
was a foul ball. This decision was
raw one for Lamoille, and the only
ray of hope that they had was shat
tered by the excessive cruelty of the
Elko official The one bright and re-
deeming feature OF the game was Man.
ning's strike.out record. The big
southpaw sent nineteen men back to
the bench.
Montello will play here next Sun.
day, and the way they played the last
game will make Il look like the best
game Of the season here.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24

w. ]. Mahoney, superintendent of
the Dumphy estate is an Elko visitor
today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24

JaureguI had been thrown clear OF
the tumbling machine.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-24
UNcALLEp.FoR LETTERS

The following letters remain un-
called for In the Elko postoffice for
the week ending May Is, 1915:
Ladies-Mrs. Romano Oladino, Miss
Billie Brooks, Miss Flossie Curtis,
Miss Wilma Harkey (S), Miss Beat
rise Lundberg, Miss Della Martin.
Gentlemen-J. e. Brumley, Ed.
Brush, N. Eutorlca, Harry II. Kennedy,
Clyde Lloyd, F. Mcguire, F. Petisano,
Francisco Sanchez, C. e. Stanley,
Fernando Sequa, C. S. Strossl, William
Willison.
Week ending May 22, 1915:
Ladies-Miss Wanda Page, Miss l..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
WnnitiunSfiutte Der Seinbe Ieuiihr
lambs upr Hsn Yprf.

Heiu . f.--Su ser cberen Gar
bat iih cine itattlite Slottc pon Subrs
5eugen ueridiepeniter Art uub nohl
aus aler Serren 2dnoer ~anseiainnielt.
UNI bier ariessmaterial unb ionitieen
Seoari fir Die 9liierten an 8prb 5u
nebmen. Is iino II Sampier, imnf
vSquare 8is9ers" uno iieben Shoos
uer. Die bort 0 Infer lieaen. Sn
Der @rapeseno Ban nebmen Der alte
Sampfer Der Bermuda Sinie .Srinis
odb" unb Ole britiide Bart .2pntou"
cbenfals fir Die Naiicrten oeitimmtes
ariegsmaterial an 9oro unb. mics Der
Sufal mil. lie9t biht neben Sieieu
ieinbiifen Sa6r6eugen Der nit 5000
Sonner Sbnamit belaoene oeuticbe
Sampier .Ma9oebur9". Der ieiner3eit
an Der afrifaniid)en Giiite ben britt
ithsu H~revdsru sntfam. Die bcu 2lopes
Eor,pf.r ,8oiier @iIbelm Der @roSe"
%ocrisniteI. Die yWasoeburg" iii
bier isit nrsisetu Ronaien netiniert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

Wonateu s~eplnut iein; bos neiie 8as
binett ioll Elm narie9sminiiterium"
Iein, unb ndbrid)einlih miro ibnl, pie
Dies III gn9lnnb geifeben lit. elm be-
Ionoerer Ruritionsminiiter 6iigetbeilt
tperben.
gs oerIautct icrncr, ser Gar. Ser
iest Die oberite Siibrrne bes Seeres
uno Der &arine iibcrnomnen bat. be-
obiiftigc. Die ruiiiiteu Nrmeen nod
ipcitcr auf leid,t 81 bertbeioigenhe
Stellun9en 5uriid6u5teben. nm bort
Die algemciue REORGANIZATION abslls
iparteu. Sieier 8iid5ug crifeint ans
9eiid,ts bes itetigen 9orbrinaens Ser
oelltIhen mn Oiterrcidiid) : ull9dris
iTeu Irmeen. ldmentlid General
Selbmorid,all u. Modcnicn'S. entlana
Der Snbnlinic BON Brett 2itppSt mad,
Sinst ols notbtuenbi9. EROS Der
gerifte BON 9eIcgcntlifen ruiiis
ihen erfuleen in Der NIbc Der 9ali5iz
lfcn 8ren5e b%e9innnt bereits Die
biir9erlihc 9epolferrug bon Stem lid,
nab Dem Snueru beS Sdnoes in
Sidlerbeit 81 briugcu. Man glalbt
6lpar nidlt, pab aielp uub nnbere Sns
ouitrieitIbtc in bieicm @cbiet. hie fir
bns ruiiiide Seer uubeoingt nottpenz
dig iino, itpn in nnter 3eit aufpes
geben iperben. 9lallbt auh nitt. DAB
Der Seinb &ieip 'ober Smuleust in
naber 8eit einnebmeu miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

pattern is cut in 8 sizes "a, SO, So, 40,
AZ and A inches bust measure. 1t
requires 2 3-4 yards of 44-inch material
for a 3S-inch size. Price 10c.
1443-l45O-A Practical Stylish
Design. Comprising ladies' waist pat
tern 1443, and ladies' skirt pattern,
1450. The waist and skirt have new
and attractive lines, and are suitable
for combined or separate development.
The peplum, a new style feature, may
be omitted on the waist. The skirt has
five cores, with ample fulness and fash
ionable flare. The waist pattern Is
cut in 9 sizes: "a, 36, 3S, 40, ~ and A
inches bust measure. The skirt Is cut
In 6 sizes: 90, 81. 20, %, 80 and 81
inches waist measure. 1t will require
3 3-4 yards Of 44-inch material for the
skirt, and 2 IL yards of 36.inch ma
terial for the waist for a medium size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
Der 9sasstritt sss raiiiietsn
KabinettS.
8orempfin's 8ulle ais NiniterprGii
beut ipl ausseipielt iein; elm aualis
tions. 9abiuett. - RiidSus nod
meiter furtscieBt?

SaS ruiiii6c 8abinett bat ieincn
Sbit,ieb ciu9ereiht. urb an iciner
Steae iuirb eiu aoalitiouss Winiiterium
scbilbet iperben.
Sn bent neueu &abinett tperben
einise Der bisberisen Riniiter pabrs
if,einlih lpieber pertreten iein bod
Gilt iir iiter, bnB NiniiterprGiibent
8orembtin. Der ais Iolder felt 80.
Sanuur 1914 i'm Nmte lit. politdnbis
ausiheiben ipirb.
Nah 3uperIdiiisen @eriGten ipirc
ariessminiiter Yolipanop. Der crit felt
arr5em I'M Nmte jit. ieinen Yoiten
AUDI in Dem neuen &abinett beibes
baiten, ebeuio Der Niniiter hes Iuss
ipdrtieeu Saipnotp, unb Sinan5minis
tier Bard ioH POM G5aren eriucht
poreen iciu, aui Dem 8oiieu ST.
bleiben.
9ieie REORGANIZATION oes aobinetts
lou ppm @Saren ihou ieit einissn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

1 S-4 yard for the underwaist' and
1 3-S yard for the overwaist for a
36-inch size. The skirt measures about
3 yards at the foot. This illustration
calls for TWO separate patterns. Price
Zoe each.
1454-Ladies' Coat with or with
out Yoke Facings. This smart design
Is lovely for broadcloth, serge, cheviot,
wool mixtures, tweed, taffeta, velvet
or corduroy. 1t would look well in
blue or green broadcloth with velvet
facings in self or contrasting color.
The fronts are heightened at the sides
below the waistline, by plated por-
tons. The back is plated. Back and
front are oyerlaid by yoke sections
which may be omitted. or, If used the
material beneath may be cut away. The
collar closes high, with a jaunty outer
portion, which could be omitted. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
8etiesaiter Dmntba tpiinieet
1trlaub.

oeuor, IaI.-Ser Giterreid)ii1e
@otiGaiter Sr. Sumbn mad,tc am Il.
Geptember betannt, baB. ct pas Ilsz
ipdrtige Pint I'M llrlau6 eriudt babe.
bamit er perionlid an Srt ulO Steae
gsriht %eritatte iiber Ieinen SAL.
Der amerifaniifJe Sotifafter 1ens
iielb luor iuitruiert porbcn, Dem Illsz
lpdrtigen Imt in 8ien Die folgenbc
Note 5l iiberreid,en:
Die amerifaniihe 3pte.
Or. Gonitantin Sumba. Ser otter
reitiih : ungariife 9otifafter in
@ai6instou. bat e%inseitanocn, ieiner
Hegieruna Sorihlo9e gemadt 5ll
bdben, fpie Streifs in anerifoniihen
Sabritcn. IN bencn &riegsmiuition
bcraeIteIt miro. ini5eniert fperDcn fpns
zen. Sieie Iittbeilun9 crreihte oieie
Me9ieruns ourd, Die abidrift zines
Srieies pe5 Sptihafters on feline Hes
gierung. Der lleberbrinaer mar Elm
nlncrifaniiher Siirser Hamens arfis
Dalb. Der nit einem ameritaniiten
YaB r%eiite. Ser SotIfafter bat sus
ae9eben, DAP er Irhibalb nn9elteat
babe. nm amtlid,e Sofumeute ieiner
Ncaierltna gu iiberbriu9en.
.Ineeiitts Der bon Serrn Sumba
eingeitanoenen Ibiidt. burd) cine Ser
ihluDrnne leeitime Snbuitrien bes
Bolts Der Ser. Sioaten ~labm5uleeen
nmb Iesitimen Sanbel 81 nnterbinben;
ieruer angciihts Der ~flaeranten @ers
lcbuns Der biplomatiifeu Gillette. ins
Dem Ell einen amerifaniihen 9iirser.
Der bilrtr einen amerifaniihen 9aS sez
1diiBt ipurbe. aniparb. Inn amtIite
Sepeihen bur6 Die Sinien Der Sein6e
Seiterreih llngnrn's 81 itmugaeln.
trGgt mir Der Yrdiioent auf. Cure
@rcelenb banon in aenniniB Su ieBen.
bab Serr Onmba Der HeNieruna Der
S~sreinigten Staaten nls geti4aiter
ieiner faiierlid,en Ntajsitdt in Raibs
iu9ton aiGt !inasr aeustm III.
.Su Der GriuartlrHa, baB ole taifer.
lib sfonisIi0e Maisrune ciuls5su lpirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

dainty boudoir cap may be embroidered
in solid or outline stitch.
Stamped on lawn (linen flushed -..30c
White and colored cotton for work
ing-20c extra.
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials,-...15c
1431Ladies' House Dress, with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. A
comfortable up-to-date dress for house
or morning wear. Dotted percale in
gray with gray chambrey for trim
ming is here shown. The style has
good lines. The skirt shows the new
flare and is cut with comfortable
fulness. The waist is shaped at the
right front. The sleeve in bishop style
is "A good feature. 1t is equally nice.
and attractive in short length with
band trimming. The skirt has 3 cores,
and is joined to the waist. 1t has a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
Sat ,lsrsan fein SnnScss
seicb uerlebt?

Inter Dem Sitel .@irb @orsau
berbaitet iperben". ia9t Die nSatbers
LAMB" rtah Sitieruu9 Der Sale bes
III. Sumba unb Or. Sernber9 Sols
9enoes:
~Sber Sir Cecil 8ice lit YerIona
gratiNind I'M @eiBeu Sauic NIB i'm
Stuotsoepurtcment, obluobl often bar
setban murbe, ba6 or Die amcritanis
iGen 8eieBe perleete, inbem er Hez
frllten fiir Die Irmeen Der Iliierten
parb. lnb ferner inter mpiteri0ier
llmitdnben in Dem Snuie bes enaliiden
Wlnitions> I8euten fir Die Ser. Staas
ten, Scbn Yierppnt Morgan ~seiunpen
puroe.
Dies iinb itarte I%iberipriibe Der
Solitif. Ser ~9eipobnlife Wenidens
peritano fam nid)t begreifen, tparum
Cir Cecil ni6t Den 9aufpab erbalten
iolte. Iher Die llnteriheioune iii
nid,t mebr beutlider oils in Dem Saac
bes ameritaniihen aorrelponbenten
Games 8. 5. Irhibalb. Der pegen
lleberbrin9ung zines Sriefes Or.
Sumba'S an beiieu 8esierung geridts
lid perfolst tpcroeu ioq. lpdbreno es
!. g. Wor9du gerattet pirb. ren
&lauen oes @eieBes IN entgeben, unter
ipeldem Irtibalp ms 8eidnsnis ses
ionot iuerben iou. y.
9aut Seftiou 5.2S1 Der 9nnoess
@eiesc iii es elm crnites @eraeben.
~ein Irhibnlh babe ideinbar cine alss
ldnbiihe aommiiiion iibernommen. inz
bem er einen Brief bes Sr. Oumba
an bic 8ieuer Aesieruua abliefern
polte. Srosoem er Den SubaIt bes
Sriefes nitt fannie. Srobbem 1T er
bereits 10 gut pie pe%rurtbeilt.
Ioraan bat ben Nuitra9 iibernoms
men. ais Wunitions : Isent Der bris
tiiden 8e9ieruns al funaiereu, mic
Gffentlih i'm Yarlomeutc anaefiinz
oi9t mtroe. Gr ut alio ebenio. penn
niGt me6r iduIcis pie arhibalb."
(Beil Serr Morgan Die Gjeiebe
sic'eS 9onees au9eniheinIid asung
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

front closing. This pattern is also
nice for bingham, linen, wolfe, pOplin,
serge, linene, drill or corduroy. 1t is
cut in & sizes "a. SO, IS, 40. IL and Al
inches bust measure. Size 80 will re-
quire 4 yards of 44-inch material. This
skirt measures about 8 yards at it's
lower edge. Price 10c.
O201-Baby Cap. A little hand
embroidery Oh baby's cap always adds
more charm to baby's general dainty
appearance. This pretty, simple de
sign for apenZel or thousand flower
stitch with %buttonhole edge, is easily
and quickly embroidered. Stamped on
lawn or poplin-25c. Estate which is
desired in ordering, otherwise lawn
will be sent.)
Cotton for working
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials.--...15c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

Sn Sanpp. pelher iiir cine Sniaifia
eeS giicr County, S~rrenbauie5 in
Sperbrpot, y. ~. beitimmt> mar, purSe
oieier Gage cine S.uediilbers Sublimats
SdbIette 9%efunben. Ser 8atte Der
Srau, pelhc etipn 35 Sabre aft uno
nit)t b~offnunesloS irriinnig iii. mobHt
III Neipurt uno bat Der Srau iHou
friiber Snnbp geianbt. 9ei Der lesteu
Senoung. peldle ein unbetannter
Ianu bratte, ifien man ar9fpobn az
Idlppfen unb elmer Der 8Grter far0
oas Oift in einem Stiid 9~6ofolaoe.
Ntan glaubte 5~ucrit. rap ole 9anops
I.ude Git entbiellcu. bpd mar bieS
uldlt Str SnQ Ger Sirtftor Der arts
lta!t iintrGah Die Ucro0Mtigc Iablette
eincm Gbcml!cr Der Iciritcatt. bah he
C,ucdiilbcr Sublimot cut6ielt. Is
Uor lem Guuou aus ciucn Sooeu,
ionoeru 5u SaIie 9ematter. Sic
9ountps Scbprneu purben benafrid,.
ttgt. aber man bat bisbcr nidt icIt.
8eltcIlt, per Den 9anbp abselieierf hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
@ir liefern Gu@ Die Wuiter
IN biaisem Yreiien.


1437-Coat for Misses and Small
Women. A comfortable top garment.
This attractive style Is lovely for
cheviOt, tweed, WOODEN mixtures, cor
Guroy. velvet, velour, and ~chinchilla.
The lines are loose fitting. The neck
may be rolled low in open style. or
closed with the collar in tab effect,
or buttoned at high neck line. Thu
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: Is, Is and 20
years. 1t requires 3 II yards of So
inch material for a 16-year size. Price
10c,
1433-Ladies' Six Gore Skirt. A
the new wide lines and fare fulness.
The back is arranged In deep plaits.
The fronts may be finished In coat
style, with buttons and buttonholes
from belt to lower edge. The pattern
is cut In 8 sizes %. "a. 20. %. 80 and
30 inches waist measure. 1t requires
4 il yards of 44-inch material for a
24-inch size, which measures about 3
Ia yards at the foot. Price 10c. '
0205-Child's Dress. Sizes 2 ana
4 years. A pretty design for yoke and
panel of a child's dress. TO be eni-
broidered in the ever popular and ef.
fectiye eyelet embroidery. "
Stamped or good quality nainsook...I0o
Stamped on mercerized poplin or ~
pique
Embroidery cotton for working--..-20e
Perforated pattern including all .
necessary stamping materials".-"-15c
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Serge. taffeta, pOplin. satin, fanneil.
wool mixtures or novelty suitings are
all good for this design. The skirt
measures 3 yards at the lower edge.
This Illustration calls for TWO sepa-
rate patterns. Price 10c each.
1O6O-Child's Dress, with Long or
Short Sleeve and in Empire Style or
Loose. Dimity, lawn, crossbar mus
lin, nainsook. batiste, null, or silk may
be used for this style. 1t is also good
for Bingham, henrietta, albatross or
hannellette. The sleeve Is IN raglan
style. afrording comfort and ease to
the arm and shoulder. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes q months, /, = and 4
years. 1t requires = 1-2 yards of 80
inch material for a 4-year size. Price
10c.
O153-Boudoir Cap. This very
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns Illustrated on this page
will be mailed to- any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
yer 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
patterns allowance is made for seams.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, lows.
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lie enprmen 9riesstpiten.

Sremier asauitb mahte i'm VarIa.
mert AM Is. September Die InfiinSi.
gun9, bnB Die britiifen 8rieasfoite,
iest auf $21, 100000 per Sag geltie.
Gen icien unb in naber Sufiinft aus
25 ionen tdslif iteisen perben.