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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
SELF DEFENSE IS PLEA
IN THE FREUND CASE

Self defense is the claim of the de-
PENDANT, Edgar Kirk, now being tried
in district court upo nthe charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon with intent
to commit murder upon the person Of
TONY" Freund. The trial was resumed
this morning, Mr.. Freund having suff-
GENTLY recovered from the attack which
he suffered while on the stand Tuesday
evening, to again testify. He was on
the stand about half hour this morn
ing, but gave very little testimony di-
rectly bearing upon the case in which
he was struck down and injured as
neither County Attorney Givens nor
S. L. Upton, the attorney for the de-
PENDANT, questioned him closely for fear
of exciting the old man and causing
another attack.
The prosecution closed this morning
and this afternoon the defense took up
it's side of the case. S. l.. Upton, in
his statement to the jury, announced
that he proposed to show that MIR.
Kirk acted entirely ip self defense, that
he was on his own land when the
trouble arose, and that Mr.. Freund,
who was a powerful man, had assault
ed Mr. Kirk with a shovel. Indications
are that the case will be given to the
jury tonight.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
Under The CAPITOL Dome

Ad5utant General Moody is in re
ceipt of letter from Colonel w. H
Edelblute or the Second Idaho regiment
stating the regiment is in excellent
condition but contains no hint as to
when 1t will return to Idaho.
Attorney General ]. II. Peterson is
spending a few days this week in Gus
ter county attending to matters in con
nection with his private law practice
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state by the
Ferguson Sheep company of Gooding
The company Is capitalized for SIS 1000
The incorporators are Barlow Fergu-
son. Joseph Ylorgium, C. T. Harte and
H. ]. Leyson.
Goernor Alexander leaes this after
noon at o'clock for Salem, Ore. where
he will be the guest of Goernor Witty
combe at the Oregon State fair and
will deliver an address. He will return
to Idaho in time to fill a speaking date
nat Parma Saturday night and from
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
(ftYh12E:,'2'!!'.

A big blue Teddy bear which was
taken by some boys from a little girl
who lives on Franklin street, can be
secured by her at police headquarters.
C. II. Betty of Rupert is in the city
after his wife. who has. been patient
at a local hospital and who has recov-
cred sufficiently to be moved to the
Owyhee hotel.
T. b. Martin, United States marshal,
left this afternoon for Spokane with
Jess Roberts, arrested here Tuesday
night and wanted in that city by the
federal authorities on the charge OF
white slavery. Mr.. Martin was ac-
companied by Captain Henry Swan
holm as special guard.
Lieutenant Colonel M. w. Wood has
returned from Clackamas. Ore, where
he mustered out of service the Third
Oregon infantry which recently re-
turned from the Mexican border. The
regiment was recruited to between 100
and 1900 men and the task of muster
ing 1t out was big one. 1t was ac-
complished by Colonel Wood without
a hitch. however
d. w. Moffett, district manager of
the Woodmen of the World, is in the
city working in the interests of the
order. The local camp acted on 10 new
applications at the meeting last night.
and they expect to secure 100 new
members in the next so days. Boise
camp now has membership of 500.
and 1t is expected to go over the 700
mark before the end of the year.
Jess B. Hawley and l.. c. Merrill ar
rived home last night from a hunting
trip into the Thunder mountain dis
trict. They brought back with them
two deer as trophies OF their invasion
OF the wilds. In the lake which now
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

covers the old townsite of Roosevelt.
Mr. Hawley states they caught some
big trout and also says that on several
mornings they broke ice to get water.
G. w. Kohlepp, rancher near Bar
berton, had a narrow escape this morn
ing from injury when his buggy in
which he was bringing a can of cream
to Boise, was nearly upset by an au-
tomobile which ran into the rig from
the rear. His can of cream was over
turned and spilled and the shafts of
his buggy broken. His attention being
occupied with his horse he was unable
to get the number of the machine. The
accident occurred at o'clock a few
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
miles out of Boise.

InIIeS OuI OF BOISe.
Rev. S. e. Bailey. who has been
pastor of the A.. M. E. church for sew
eral years, but resigned year ago in
order to give all of his attention to the
practice Of law, is at last to be relieved
from his work in the religious field
here. the conference having appointed
his successor, who is to arrive in Boise
soon. Under Mr.. Bailey's pastorate
the colored people have built a neat
church in Boise and have a church or-
ganization which is making itself felt.
Mr.. Bailey now wishes it known that
he has no official connection whatever
with the church.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

DIR. o. r. Meredith Of Nampa; first
vice president. DIR. Dora Weymouth of
Caldwell; second vice president, DR..
Avis B. Maxwell of Boise; secretary
and treasurer. DR.. w. H. Sawyer Of
Twin Falls.
DIR. w. s. Kingsbury gave an inter-
esting talk on the new treatment Of
hay fever as was demonstrated at the
national convention at Kansas City in
August. and explained that the treat
ment had been tried for two years sue
cessfully by Drs. Edwards and Bailey
OF st. Louis.
Another meeting Of the association is
to be held durins the holiday season.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
BRITISH LOSSES NOT
HEAVY IN THE RECENT
FIGHTING IN France

London. Sept. 2s.-The war office
statement relative to fighting IN France
says: THE fighting in the last few
days has been singularly economical.
Our losses were small, not only rela-
lively to the Importance of our gains,
but absolutely. Our total casualties
were not more than twice the number
of enemy prisoners taken. One divi-
sion. which had a specially difficult
task allotted to it, took as many pris-
oners as 1t suffered casualties
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
STATE OSTEOpATHIC
ASSOCIATION MEETS

Members OF the Idaho State Osteo-
pathic association, rs strong. held a
session yesterday in the Boise Com
mercial club rooms. Matters Of impor-
lance to the profession were discussed.
treatment of diseases of various kinds
spoken of along professional lines and
officers elected as follows: President.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
REPULSE
BULGARIAN
ATTACKS

Paris, Sept. S.-(Official) -Bulgar-
Ian. forces made two attacks last night
near Florinax on the western end of the
Macedonian front. The repulse of these
attacks by the French and Russians Is
reported. On the Struma frone near
Janina British artillery has been ac-
tive.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

Senator George A. Bremen of Jerome
is in the city today and this morning
paid his respec~- to Governor Alex
ander Senator Bremen is not candi-
date for e-election this fall. He says
that conditions in the Jerome section
of the state are excellent and that the
settlers on the North Side Twin Falls
project are in better condition now than
they have ever been since settlement on
the project started.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

Notary public appointments were
announced at the governors office to-
day as follows: James A. Purtill
Mountain Home; r. F. billiard, Black
foot: H. d. Roberts, Malad: Albert E
Wise, Centerville; Katherine Pitcaira
Twin Falls.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

Marriage licenses were Issued this
morning to William ]. Hodgson and
Lola Fern Mindte OF Caldwell, Roby
Ninebarger and Ella j. Hampton of
Huntington, and Earl Irwin Harrison
of Emmett and Vera Rachel Calender
of Boise. The last named couple
were married at noon by Judge r. H.
Dunlap at his office in the court
house
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
BEAUTIFUL THEURIN OAK
PIANO

A well established old make Of
pianos. Beautiful case design Sold
originally for $3.50, condition and action
perfect. tones sweet and full. Who
wants this for s155?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
Court House News.

All offices in the court house with
the exception OF the sheriff, closed this
afternoon to participate in Boise day
at the Gem State fair.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

Judge Mccarthy was unable to close
district court today to attend the fair
as the criminal case of the state
versus Edgar Kirk was not finished
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

there will go into the southern part of
Idaho to deliver number of addresses
the early part of next week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Ann Hat
ter, who died at her home on Ruby
creek. Wednesday, will be held at the
Schneider & Sidenfaden chapel Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. II. ].
Reynolds will officiate and burial will
be in Morris Hill cemetery. Her son
from Sat Lake and daughter from
Portland arrived here today to attend
the service.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
DEATHS.

DR.. Chin Man Sui, one OF the best
known Chinese physicians of the state,
died this morning at a local hospital
after a short illness. He was 50 years
of age and had practiced in Idaho "a
years. His first office was on Idaho
street. near Ninth street but when
the Chinese temple was built he moved
into 1t, occupying the front office room
and has since had his office there. He
leaves no relatives. The body is at
the Schneider & Sidenfaden morgue
and no funeral arrangements have yet
been made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

Deputy Pure Food Inspector David
Edrod is in the city and reported to
his chief, Commissioner ]. K. White
Both of them have been checking up
those engaged in dispensing food at
the Gem State fair grounds to see
that conditions are sanitary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28

Commissioner of Education E. O.
Sisson is in Boise county this week on
school matters in connection with the
state department of education.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
RECORD BREAKING
CROWD At FAIR

Boise Derby day at the Gem State
fair was record breaker in point of
attendance for the week. BY far the
largest crowd of the week assembled
at the fair grounds to view the exhibits
and see the races Business in Boise
was virtually suspended. State, county
and city offices were deserted, only
few employees remaining to care for
official work. and business houses were
closed. From 10 o'clock this morning
to o'clock this afternoon conveyances
of all kinds were damned with anxious
fair visitors, all travelling in the same
general direction--to the fair grounds.
There was warm, balmy atmosphere.
inviteing hundreds of people out Of
doors for the day. The feature of the
afternoon program was the big live
stock parade at 2;30 before the grand
stand.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-28
RECORDS SMASHED.

The racing card was fast this after
noon. In the 2:18 pace the time made
in the second heat was 2:091a, which
is the fastest mile ever paced on the
local track in that class. Oregon Hal,
a bay stallion, with Driver Dennis hold
ing the whip, and owned by Hamilton
brothers of Sugar City, Ida. established
the record.
In the first heat OF the free -for-all
pace the track record of 2:0s was
equaled by Axcybetta, chestnut mare,
driven by Tom McCay and owned by
r. L. Hawley Of Williston, N. d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

cuff, or with the turnback cuff i'm short
length. The skirt is a three-gore model.
The pattern Is cut in 4 sizes: 4, G, S
and 10 years. 1t requires . "a yards
Of 44-inch material for a 6-year size.
Price 10c.
1655-Junior Dress, with or with
out Bolero; with Sleeve in Either of
Two Styles, and with Round or square
Neck Edge. Dimity in a pretty floral
design is here combined with white
batiste. The bolero may be omitted.
The style is good also for challie, for
lawn, nuns yelling, silk, Bingham,
crepe, silk chiffon and crepe de chine.
The sleeve in wrist length has becom-
ing fulness at the outer seam and is
finished at the lower edge with smart
points. In short length a neat cuff
forms a pretty trimming. This style
would be nice in tulle over China silk
or chiffon. for a dancing frock or grad
uation dress. The neck edge may be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30
9nlanh.
Gin crmutbisenbcr Sabresberidt.


(giu9eianbt bon Satcr gruno Sdgs
ipiel, Q. 9. 81
Sicle 9cicr tonnen gar nibt per>
Iteben, baB man eebralid)te 9ricis
marteu fir Die Iiiiipueu nuebar
madden lam. Sap in bieicn tleinell
.~nuslpien" YapierIdppd)en eiu nns
iebnliter Yrofit itedt, 3eist am beiteu
Der naffoIsenoe Sabresbcridt bon
Rdr3 1915 biz MARS 1916:
@ir perianbten am %. @tdr3 10:
10 eide COS Efb.) uno erbieltcn
bafiir $106.20.
@ir berianbten am 6. Iai 1915:
% Sdde GAPS Yfb. unb erbielteu
baiiir $213.75.
@ir p~erianotcu an, ~. SuIi 1915.
80 Sdde (2,095 Yfb.) uuo erbieItcil
baiiir $314.25.
@ir periaubtcu ant %. Sept. rs:
81 eide 1,SS0 Tfb.) uub erbiclten
bafiir S2S2.00.
8ir beriancteu om 16. 9cs. Is:
% Sdde 1,S36 Sib.) unb crbicItcr
baiiir $275.40.
8ir perianbteu an 20. IGrs '16:
81 Sdde (2,100 Sip. unb erbicItcn
bafiir S315.0Q
3uiammeu: 10,044 Yiunb, ipeldc
$1.506.60 er9aben.
3icben mir bon bieier @eIammts
lumme nnseidbr $4,000 ab 5lr 9cs
itrcitrns u~nicrer IllSlasen fir Sraht.
aorreippnoen5. In5eisen II. I. 10. bann
babeu mir Den Neineeipinn bon ST.
1865 Sieber 2eier unb liebc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

Sfarriduleu auf bcm 9unbc. mic er
nc bel citem tilr5lidcn Seiuhc in
Sulem. Sarmcr uuo Gnterp - nle
orci Srtihnfteu in Siibs Safota gcz
le8cn = pprgeinnben bate bcs NIsz
fiibrlid)cu lub fuiipit buuu on Die crz
ipdbntc Veidreibung cine Heibe bon
Illsfilbrun9cu, Die es pcroicncil. hcr
brcitcu Sciicutliffeit in tatboliihcr
&rciieu sur 9riinblifen grludgung
pprgefilbrt 81 iperocn. Ser bod]ips
Scrr idreibt:
rSie cripdbnten brei airdcn Siioz
Safota's iiub fIeine ldnblihe 9enleiils
ben uuo ipurbeu bier Die Siarri6uleu
inter Den benf6ar i6pierigiten Ser
bdltuineu ms 2eben 9erufen. CO
ut bieS Elm getpeis, tpcIhe Spier
unIere fatbolii6e 9epolferung aui benz
2anbe 5u briuseu bereit lit, ipenn Tie
mn in rehter 8eiie bier5u areeregt
unb angeieuert ipirb. 9ieie Spferz
piligfeit Der fatboIiihen 9anobcpolfes
rilng tritt umio beutliher an Gage,
tpenu man bebcnft, baB es cine gauge
Heibe 9iiniti9cr seleeener uno reihz
liher botirter fatboliidcr airdcu aibt,
Die abcr trospem feline Yforrihule
babeu. 8ie piele ainoer = INSIDE
ionbere auf benz 2anbe - miiiien hes>
balb ben 10 n~otbnenbigen lInterritt
IN ibrer Hclision entbcbrcu 2? @ls
Seiipiel fir Die llnpiiienbeit einiaer
iolher ainoer. Die bes RcIipionsz
unterridtes aus @au9el elmer Yiarrs
id>ile nid,t t~beilbnftig iperbcn frnncn,
iiibrt Batter Ycihong Gin braitiiheS
@rlcbniB sele9entlih Ser 3onmrnipn
III elmer perbdltniBmdBig sroben &C.
meiubc an. Sn Der betrciicnSen @es
mcinee beitauo feline Siurridule unb
als Batter Yelhon an cinige 9inbcr
= I'M Iltcr bon IA Sabrcu - einise
bodit eiuiahe Sraacu ridtete. iteIlte es
i,h 81 ieiner lleberraidung bcrais,
oaB lie bon Seius Gbriinls obcr bon
ben iunoameutaliteu @runbiGben Der
fatbclii6en @laubeuslcbrc Il Ant iuie
nifts ipuBteu, Sniplange sic BON
Sritten Ylenar 9oucil anscoronctc
Ic8cI: ~SaB icbe @emeinoe ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

nlcr %beean9en baben mag, amcrifae
niid)cs @cbict betreten piirocu? Sic
glaiiben, baB nit Giufiibrung bon
Nabrunssitofien Der dmerifaniid>
neritaniid)en In9eleecnbeit beiicr scs
bicrt mare alS nit Der Icriololna.
@S iuiirbe Die Imerifancr iucit ueniaer
folteu, Die arrtcn Rerifancr Slt fiitteru,
alS III einem lau9en gerfplgungstricge
oie'clben 81 tobten. Die Manner
idlieBen lid Der repolutioudren Mrmcc
an, nm benz Sunecrtobe an entsebcn.
Sic fdnpfcn fir iraenb cinen Siibrer.
obne im NinSeiten an ipiiieu, ipofiir
lie fdmpfeu. GO iibt Gin Seer bon ia.
100, 000 Ranu I'M 2anoe bon mans
den WjQionen Giuipobneru ih,o
frieoliebenoen Siirscrn Gin Shredenss
regiment aus. y @r5biihof 8ui3
muBte lid LANCE Belt in elmer Siittc
zines Yeoneu pcrbpr9en balten uup
fonntc euolih, aber nur inter Den
sroBteu Stpieristeiten nuf amerifas
niiden Soben lid fliifteu unb Sipar
in Dem Gn3uae zines SiebbGublers.
Iuf feline grsreifuug ipuroe ein Yreis
bon 100000 9eieet, tpeil man pllbtc.
baB Die 8ldubi9en ieiner Gr3oi65eic.
cine u~n9ebeure Summe be5ablt babcn
tpilroen, Inn ibu bonn Sobe 5u retten.
Sorrenoc Summcu ipurbeu fir Die
2oslpiung bon %9efnn9cncn YricItcrn
erpreBt. Sieielbcn mlBten oann abcr
ms Grill, 10 lit cs audi pielcu cbrip.
9cbridipeitcrn cr9au9cn. @r3biihof
Slancarte. Der cine iebr lucrtbpoQe
8ibliotbet beinB. nniBtc 5uieben, ipie
bicielbc Der Scrpiiitung prcisscsebcn
prrbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

Sc'eriu, urtbeilet ieet einmol iclbit:
lohnt 6 lid nidlt. 9eitcmpelte @riefs
marten gum SeItcu Der Miiiioncu gu
ianrmeIn? Sit cs Elm mlBloicr Sport,
Der nidlt3 cinbrtn9t?
Illcn, Die ms biSberan 10 trclt gez
holtcu babeu ourd Sammelu lluo 3uz
icnbcn gcbrnu6ter Marten, uniercn
bcr5liditcn Sant! @lei65eitig bitten
mir uQc unIcre ~bisbcrigen Srcunpe
uno 8puucr nm lire ~ferncre Iitarbcit
I'M Sutcreiic u~nierer NilIioucn. @an
nbrcilicrc ale @rieie unb Yafcte an:
ct. WarD's 9iiiiiou Souic, Sednp,
Slinois. (GyprcB Sta.: Sbermerz
piue.)
Green SaD, @iS.-Scr bod)iu. Sr.
1ater San Suitcren, Yfarrcr scr bic
ligcn ct. @iaibrprps : 8cmcinpc,
~feiertc fiir5li6 ieiu 25>idbri9es Yries
lteriubildum.
Snlutb, W,inn.-Su elmer 5c6ns
tdeigen Sammel oGampague" murpcn
$36,301 fir baS biclige ct. Wariens
SpIpital aufgebrndt.
Netu Orleans, 9a.-Icp. SpIcp6
Eeetcrs bon Senuin9s, Ga, nuroe
gum Gbrenbomberr an Ser aatbeorale
in SEEM Srleari5 ernannt. - Sic
ebrip. Ruttcr Saul bat I'M bicIigcu
Sominifauer : &loiter ibr goloene5
Srofcb : SubiIdum sefciert. - Die
prdhtigc. nelle Stride Su Scnnin6S
puroe am 20. Sebrllar ourdl bcn
bodp' item SilfSbiihof :. 30. 9apal
einseiueibt. Nnipeicnb lparcn auSers
Dem Die Siif0fe Sou &c @en bon
I~lerauoria uuo Ieerihacrt bon Sflas
bona, Iotpie on Die f%iini5ig Yriciter.
Sas meme 8ottcsbaIs lol gcgcn $751;
600 toitcu.
Netu sorf, y. g.-giucn gcbars
niid]ten Yroteit gegeu Die 8obltbdtias
feits llnteriuhun9 pur aommindr
Strous bereitcu tat6oliidc areiIe Dor.
Im 20. Mdr3 murbeu Den 5000
Seleeateu Der Solp Name Socictp, Die
in Der ct. SrauciS 3apiers Stride ibrc
Sierteliabrs Scriammlun9 belt, 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30
@ir %lieiern Gu6 Die Wnter
at biaiscu Ereilen. 2


%, "a, PC, 2S, 80 and 30 inches waist
measure.> 1t requires 4 IA yards OK
44-inch material for a 24-inch size. The
skirt measures about 3 rs yards at the
foot. Price 10c.
O2OS-Child's Dress. Simple de-
signs that are quickly and easily en-
~broidered, are greatly appreciated by
busy mothers who can snatch but little
moments in which To do handiwork.
This simple design is very effective
worked entirely in French knots, with
~buttonhole stitch for neck and sleeve
finish.
Stamped on good quality lawn in
Guiding sufficient embroidery cot ="
ton to
Stamped on pique or poplin, in AR
Guiding sufficient embroidery cot
TON 10
Perforated pattern including neces-
sary stamping materials.--.--15c
OF 9A-Bootees for Baby.
Here are two of the prettiest pairs Of
Dootees for baby ever yet shown. No.
O2I9 to be embroidered in the ever
popular eyelet embroidery and 0279A-
solid embroidery, both with buttonhole
edge.
0219-Stamped on fine pique or pop
lin including embroidery cotton to
Work-per pair
Stamped on linen = including en-
broidery cotton to work----.35c
Perforated pattern including stamp
ing
0219A-Stamped on fine pique or
poplin including embroidery cot
ton TO work-per pair--------.3Oc
Stamped IN linen = including en-
broidery cotton to work--.---.--35c
Perforated pattern including stamp
ing
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

tiste, crepe, Bingham, tub silk, gabar-
dine and nuns yelling are all nice
for this style. The waist pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: 81, 80, IS, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measure. The skirt
is cut In 6 sizes: %. 24, %, 2S, so and
81 inches waist measure. 1t requires
I 3-4 yards Of 44-inch material for
the entire gown for a 36-inch size. This
ILLUSTRATION calls for TWO separate
patterns. Price Toe each.
1656-Ladies Yoke Skirt, with
Slightly Raised Waistline. Mixed suit
ing in brown and green is here shown.
The pocket flaps may be of self or con
trasting material. The yoke is shaped
e the front and trimmed with COW
cred buttons. The skirt is circular,
with comfortable fulness and graceful
flare. Serge, cheviot, gabardine, pop
lin, t%affeta, linen, gingham, wolfe and
crepe are all good materials for this
style. The pattern is cut in 6 sizes /:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

6-Ladies' Dress. A style OF
good taste and design. Gray broad
cloth. With piping in a darker shade
of satin. and fancy buttons complete
this charming effect. The right front
of the waist is shaped at the closing In
unioue outline. The neck may be mn
ished in high collar style, with smart
nointed tabs, or in low outline, by
rolling collar and fronts as shown In
the small view. The skirt is a three
piece model. with lap tuck at the
centre front, where the closing Is eff
fected. Satin, nuns yelling, Sabar-
dine. voile. cashmere and serge, ging-
ham. linen and drill are also good
for this model. The pattern is cut in
6 sizes "a, SO, 3S, 40, AZ and A
inches bust measure. 1t requires o
yards of 44-inch material for a So
inch size. The skirt measures about
3 IA Yards at the foot. Price 1Oc
1904 Jaunty Style. Fashions
may come and fashions may go, but
none seems 50 practical or pleasing
for the little boy as the Russian blouse
suit, be the variations as they may.
In his model, the lines are simple,
with a bit of shaping at the closing.
The trousers In big brother style are
cut with straight lower edge. The
sleeve is finished with a plain, straight
cuff, to which is added a jaunty cuff
in turnback style. The pattern is cut
in 4 sizes: 2, 3, 4 and ) years. 1t
requires 2 IL yards Of 44-inch ma
terial for a 5-year size. Price 10c.
1638-Ladies' House Dress. with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. A
simple, practical model. White linen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

embroidered in blue, would make this
a smart morning dress. Checked ging-
ham, striped ~seersucker, figured lawn,
drill, cotton rep Of poplin. is also nice.
The style is simple and pleasing. The
right waist front is crossed over the
left A shaped collar facing outlines
the neck. The sleeve may be finished
In wrist or short length. The skirt is
cut on new lines with panels stitched
in tuck effect. This desirable model Is
cut in I sizes: 80, "a, SO, 3S, 40, ~ and
A inches bust measure. 1t requires
I IA yards of 36-inch material for a
36-inch size. Price 10c.
1652-Girl's Dress, with Sleeve In
Either of Two Lengths, and Collar In
Either of Two Outlines. As here
shown. brown and white Bingham was
used, with trimming of white linen. The
right front Of the dress overlaps the
left at the closing. The sleeve may be
in wrist length, finished with a band