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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31

There will be a social Saturday
evening at the Swedish Lutheran
church, and a program will be
rendered. All are invited,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31
HERE AT HOME.

Plf4 cup al IresDt terrain CnuFCn
April !.
Special orders taken for Home
Co"brd fpad-John-on's.
Tom Richards spent Sunday
with his parents
Harry Corbet of Georgetown
wa- TN town TueSdav
Miss l.eta Stafford is exPecled
to return anont April first.
George Mo~cript was a Denver
visitor the first of the week.
Guy Srumm was doing business
in the capital CITY th,s week.
Mrs. Newton J. Pike has been
quite III but is now improving
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l., Bush mo-
'ored to Denver Sunday TO spend
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mood
ward and daughter spent the week
eud in this city.
X. Callow ST. has been con-
1 fined to his home this week en-
account of Illness.
Mrs. Clara Humphreys OF Dem
yer spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. John {. Meyer.
Mrs. c. A. Dart and children
spent the week lend with Nj. Dart
of the Chamberlain sampler.
George K kimball and Miss
Margaret motored to Denver Mon
day and ]. J. Sherwln returned
with them
Miss Mabel Kirk spent Monday
and Tuesday in Denver purchas-
ing more millinery supplies for
Mrs. Maude Burgess.
Mrs Ripley, who has been at
the Hot Springs for some time,
spent a few days in Denver the
first part of the week.
Bud Oliver returned Sunday
from three weeks $ trip to Boul-
der county during which time he
was in Nederland and adjacent
camps.
Don J. Mcdonald went down
the line Monday morning to the
big city. Don is getting his war
paint ready for the coming strug-
gle this fall.
DR.. ]. A Morehouse motored
to Denver Sunday to bring Mrs.
Morehouse back. She had been
spending the week in that city
with her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson have
returned to their home IN Denver.
Mr.. Wilson has been here for
month taking the baths and re-
turns much benefited.
The dance held at the Elk
club last Friday night proved to
be the most enjoyable of them all.
There was only a small crowd
there, but every one had a good
time.
Thomas Miuner, manager of the
"o4' mines at Alice, spent a few
days in the city this week and
managed to escape the charms of
our spinsters aud widows and re-
turned home still bachelor.
Joseph Bradley motored down
to Littleton last week and spent
several days visiting with R. Big
gar and other old time friends.
While there no disposed of his
car and will buy brand new one
this week.
"Uncle' Lew Perkins of Spring
gulch was in town Mon day, it be-
ing his first trip down for several
weeks. "Uncle" Lew has been
troubled with rheumatism this
winter but in spite of that he man.
aged to trap a few bob cats and
coyotes during the winter.
William Arthur was visiting his
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
| A r<1,rv 1r,a~ C,,.Io A.ALA~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31
Sunday Services at Swed-
iSh Lutheran Church

English service at IL a. N.
Swedish service at l;3O p. m.
Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Come, let us worship the Lord
our Maker.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31

Don't forget that I carry a COM
plete line of fancy work supplies.
Come in and see the new things.
Maud Aim.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31
Calvary Church

SUNDAY Sc rvi c s-ChildIen 5
service GAS a m; morning ser
vice and sermon, II a. m.; evening
prayer, 1850. A cordial invita-
tion to all. Rev. Edwin J. Skin
ne1 in charge
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31
M. E. Church

Sunday School-l0 a. M.
Preaching-ll a. IN.
Epworth League-6:45 p. IN.
Preaching-1:30 p. N.
Everybody made welcome.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday
80 p. III.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilman and
Miss Margaret Kimball motored
to Denver and back Tuesday with
Mr.. McGinnis in his Buick.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31

J. H. Nankervis returned Tues
day night from Denver. He came
up in the car of DR.. Guy Ashbaugh
OF Central City.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31

Mrs. Margaret Robins attended
the funeral of Joseph Proutt at
Silver Plume Wednesday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilman en-
tertained Dr.. w. T. Cain and Mr..
Passmore for dinner Tu esday eve
ming.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-03-31
Mexican Chill served at John

r reSn sweet cream. johnson S.
The H. S. A. Club will not hold
its regular meeting this week.
Phil Merry has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilman
were visitors in Denver this week
Mrs. DR.. Finucane of Denver
was visiting with her numerous
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Meyer
motored 10 Denver in their new
car Wednesday.
R. w. Gibson came down from
Silver Plume Saturday and spent
Sunday here with his family.
Miss Sue Rush worth of Denver
spent several days with Mrs. Bot
kins at the Ideal store this week.
Miss Ruby Pat,en and Miss
Naomi Hawkins have returned to
Denver after visiting here about a
week.
Miss Sarah Danziger left Den
yer Wednesday for San Francisco.
Calf. where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. r. B Morton and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, and Miss
Mary Deis are spending a few
DAYS in Denver.
William Williams and Will Har-
vey started Sunday for Nederland
where they will try their fortune
in the tungsten fields.
Mrs. S. E. Patten came up from
Denver this week for a few days
visit with her many old time
friends and neighbors.
Albert >Blakely, a former resi-
dent here but now living in Grey
bull, Wyo., spent Saturday and
Sunday with his old-time friends
in this city.
Ben. A. Holley and George
Curnow motored to Denver Tues
day morning, Mr.. Holley going
from there to Littleton to visit his
father-in- law, who is critically ill
Clarence Marchington has pur-
chased his partner interest in
the Windsor Castle lease, aud is
now taking out ore from fifteen
inch streak that runs $40 per ton
and is growing bigger and better
all the time.
Ed Bergman, J. J. Bonner and
Louis Lindall drove over to Neder-
land Tuesday to take in the sights
of that hustling camp. Mr.. Ber-
ryman owns an interest iu bar
Der shop there and Harry Bowen
is doing the work.
The cost of living continues to
rise. likewise wearing apparel. 1t
dresses continue the upward move
ment they will soon be knee high
at least. 1t is strange, too, that
the higher they rise the lower they
drop Cat the top.)
w. H. Tug) Traylor of Free
land went down the line to Denver
and Colorado Springs Thursday
morning. Mr.. Traylor took along
some fine specimens of ore that he
recently encountered in his lease
on the Freeland vein.
George Weber, manager of tine
TEX Mining and Milling company,
operating on Fall river, was in
town this week. Mr.. Weber is
working along in a quiet way at
the present time and not saying
much, but in the near future will
have something to show in the ore
line that will convince the most
skeptical that the Fall river district
is there with the goods.
Last Thursday evening quite
number of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Meyers 8 friends decided that they
needed a house warming as the
Meyers bad moved into the Ward
house that day. Accordingly, after
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9nlanh.
Grjbiiduf Munoelcim fem GatiuiIt.

Sn Der Sngesprciit crihtcn lcstc
@odc Die ci9cntbiimlidc IclpunS, ole
bon @r6biitof Wunbelein in Chicago
cin9eicBtc Shulz~ apmnliiiiou, mcld]c
aus hrci @ciitlitcu pc%ridicbcncr
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bciBung bc5 @rSbiidluI3 ciucn Gin
bcitlid'cu Sdulplnu iilr sic Gbicngpcr
Gr5bi06cic mli1cltelt. pon0h ulc
uidt cuGIiifeu Sdulbilhcr ans bcu
3iurrid,ulcu Der gcnunutcu Gr5Ni0s
seize pcr6uuut mlIrocu uub nllcr Inter
riht in bicicu Shulcu uur III Der
cu9liihcu Sprnhc ertbcilt mcrpcu
lolltc. Sn0 ricf hcun bci ullcu Gle
mcutcu. Die in Der %crcbrlrn0 iiir
ihrc britiihc @rpBrnuttcr uuO ocrcn
Sprutc criIcrbcu. QroBcu ,Sllbcl Der
Dor. "a ouorrd Der pcrbuBtc oStuocs
itrid" aus Den Tinrrihulcu Ger GrS-
oiGScic Chicago nridminbcu mo
man BORT cublid III bu3 refine mucrs
idlid'tc S%ubrudi'cr pc3 ms Gnaiuu0
inpprticrtcu Sdtcnt NmcritduiamI3
gclnn9cu milr0c.
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ihreibt bnSu Der .Grccliior" hIt ics
coh ole Sdul saommliiiiou pru Scutcu
Nicien aroBeu eSciulcu gar uiht &c
than. Ser ScihluB Der aonmiiiiou
Nchi uur babiu. onB Der llutcrriht
III Der cn0liihcu Spruhc i'll ulcu
Yiurrihulcu Scr erSoio8cic ciubcits
lid iciu.u uo Der llutcrritt in Ncu
hauptiuhllt]iten llnterrihtsruhcru in
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ihcn pher Der nuoere sprahen be
niiBenocu Weme,nocu miro Der llutcr
riht III pcu rcipcftipcu Sprnd,cu unh,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

0rccu San, gSis.-Nm porleHtcu
SunntuN murpc ser @ruubitciu Der
neucu Gird)c Der POM hpdNp. Nrn. s..
!. CIR paitpricrtcu ct. Spicpb'3 &c
mcinoc 81 Stcucu2 Ypiut pom bod
ru'itcn @eneral &itur Mtigr. Sodlmau
gclc9t.
SuTput, Ea.-Sic biciigc polniitc
@cmeinbe bc5 NIitcu Ser5cus. Die
ciueu Iufrubr aniIiitctc. mn DEN bon
.&ildlof 0oban eruanntcu- Hfurrcr
Aurtom2ti an Ser llcbcruubnle itiut9
Nmtc5 81 u%crbiuocru. bat Ncu Siidof
NM &crStihuuI Acbetcu uno per
iprpd'cu. icineu Nnuromiugcn III tirh
lidlcu In9clcQcuhcIteu Su gebordacu.
&ntcr a~urtopati. iii rcnrnudl ais Tiur
rcr inltdIlicrt luorncu lnb Ruhc
hcrridrt micncr III Der @cnlcinoc.
M%ilmaufcc. 9SiS.-Tom /. bis 8.
Suui pirh Die bcuri9c AutbpIiIhc
6oipitu! Nouicrcui bier ituttfinoen.
lpcltc. bcm %cruebmcu nab. NIT
cincm pom bodnu itcu Nru. Gribiitoi
MtcBnlcr i'll Der 0jciu Stride cclcbricr
ten EontiiituI sNmt ciu8clcitct luiro.
Nm Der Auuicrcn3 mcrbcu iid Scitcr
futboIiid,cr &oipitGlcr I'M 2unoc.
&oipitulz uuo unbcre NcrSte. 0pipitul
Anplduc, Nrnntcnihpcitcru H.. !. ~.
bctbciIi0cu. NcrStc uuo nuocrc 5Sud,
ItItc lucrhcu &ortrdgc iibcr @cgcuz
itdnbc hnltcu. bic ciuihldgi9c SrdQcn
hctrciicu. NM Die @crutbuugcn luer
bcu cine dbulidle Hihtuug ucbmcn.
Nm bic apuiercni miro iid Elm icdp
mod,iGcr Nrriu3 iibcr Npipitul Nrbcit
unb AruntcupilcRc IN ser mcbiSiuiihcu
IbthciluuN Der Nur1ucttes lIniperiitdt
iiir Nrunfcnidmeltcru lriu, idlieBcu.
ct. Saul, Niinu.-GrS6iihuf ,%rc
Iuuo bat Hcu. SboS. !. ,@ibbpu2.
Sfurrcr Ger Nnthc0rul @cmeiuoc. Sl
Ictncm @cucrul %itur crnuunt. - @iz
ihpi Srpbcc iirmtc am 30. Mai in
Cologne mn pcibtc plgleih sic ueuc
Yiurlitule bdielbit. - Im IS Wui
rpurbe Der @ruuoitrm Der reucu It
6rurSt3fuss 4trhe gu 9uifoLn gc(egt
Sarge, y. Scf -9iidloi CNcinn
neihtc am -, Plat sic uclrc It. Wiu
ccnj airhc 5l Stlrum uuo mir0 am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

and the right waist front is shaped
over the left ut the closing. The sleeve
has Il band cuff in wrist length. In
short length. its outline is shaped To
match the front. The circular skirt
Portions are mounted on Il round yoke.
Bands of contrasting material. bg1iG or
embroidery will form Il nice trimming
for this model. The pattern is cut in
I sizes: 81, "a, 80, IS, 40. II and ~
inches bust measure. 1t requires ! IL
yards of 36-inch material for Il 36-inch
size. The skirt measures ) Il yards
at the foot. Price Zoe.
1549-GirlS' One Piece Dress with
or without Yoke Lacing and with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths.
Pique. galatea, linen, S~eerSucker. ging-
ham, percale, serge. cashmere. cordu-
roy. taffeta or velvet may be used for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

China cine Nicbcrlanuug 81 grim
Den. Sic babcu bcrcits 5ipei Sduicr
in China, zines in Sban9bui unb cin
nubcres III Canton, buS I'M leetcu
Sabre eroffnct purbc. Sn Der Stupt
Nclp Norf u%ntcrbaltcn bic a~ntbolifeu
70 Nnitalteu fir Die arantcn lmb
Y~rcBbaitcn Der Staot unb ale itcbeu
BEN 2eioeuben often, ubuc Niidiidt
nui Iaiie unb MISUNDERSTANDING.
8ie ldtcrlih ninmt iid angciidItS
oieicr Nagemeiubcit bcS @irfens
iolter Iuitnlten nas &crlnngcu fnnu>
tiider 9eute nnd Itantlitcr Scaufiihz
tigin9 tutboliIfcr @obltbdtigtcitss
Nnitaltcu aus? Nur blebe &orcingez
npmmenbeit ppcr 9psbaiti9tcit fpns
ncu es mn9eu luolcn, iene Nnitultcn
III 10 wuuotbiscr uno beleipigcupcr
WeiIc 5I belditigcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

in short length is finished with a turn
back cuff. The skirt is circular in
yoke. Its closing is at the side seam.
Skirt and waist may be developed seSa-
rately. One might choose gabardine or
wool poplin for the skirt and GeOrgette
crepe or linen for the waist. The pat
tern is cut in q sizes: 81. SO. IS, 40, II
and ~ inches bust measure. 1t re
quires y - yards Of 36-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt measures
about 31-S yards at the foot. Price Zoe.
1720-A Smart But Simple Dress.
The zone piece" dress has lost none of
its popularity. and is especially at.
tractive in the lovely materials of this
season. The style here portrayed has a
chemisette, cut with low neck outline.
The waist is finished with a new col
lar. The sleeve may be in wrist length,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

s. Suni Sic ct. SpbunncSsairde az
@rbod einlpcibcu. - Snr fiibli6cn
Sbcilc Der Stant. on Scr gldten Ipe.
uno iiIolid)cn 10. Ctr. iou in pieIem
CONNER NOD cine uclle Stride sebullt
mcrocu, ppfilr Gin SaupIus erlpprbeu
murbc. - 81 SbcIDpn miro cine ncue
Yiurrihule 8cbuut, Die $4,000 foiteu
IpQ. - Sc50lcidlcn IN Gallep Sitp
cine %iurrihulc. ocrcn Soften auf
$4,000 pcrnniflngt iino. - SIN
Eorbc2 plant nan cbcnfulla Zen 9au
elmer uclleu Nirhc. - Sic 6crS Seiuz
Stride 5lt Wfiutp luurbc burdb tineu
Sraub cin8cdihcrt. Sda0eu cirta
$4,000.
&aibiuatun, :. G.-Nu3 Gloitcr
uuo Niuuitiut DER Cblutcuu0tet bel Der
N0tbnliidlcu lluiucriitdt udbert iib
icincy &%ulcuoung. 2a5 bcqrcnrc &C.
bduoc miro bel Gr0ifmng oe5 Stils
Otcubuuic5 i'm S%eptcmbcr c%iugclueibt
rucrOcu uu0 miro cine Ncllerunu III
DER @cididtc picIc5 Wiiiiuusproens
be5eidncu peiIcu Yrieitcr iortan an
Der llnluerlitGt ull90cbiloct lperbcn.
Euincu, Sa.-Su9 1866 pom uers
ltorbcnen Srun6i3funer Satcr Serbi>
nnnO @cr9meier Qcgriiuoetc ct.
Muricuz Noipital fouute lebte @odle
bu2 goIbcuc Subildum icines Be-
itcbcn5 fcicru. Sodlp. &atcr Seaenz
bnrot belt Gin f~cicrlidlcS Nmt uno Die
bodnp, u, 3urbonicu rno Z. s. Sriss
coli bieltcu Die Scitprcbigteu.
Gbicnau, Sn.-Nm uprlcBtcn Sonns
tag meibtc Der bodlu'itc @r8biidof
0hInoclciu Die prddlti8c uelle Stride
Der BON bodlu. ;. NJ. Sbicle patio
riertcu ct. Matthias @cmeinoe an
Niu2lic Ctr. muo u. Slnrcmunt Npe.
0ubicr icicrlid ciu.
Milwnufec, &iS.-Im l.. S,,rni
puroc hic @runoitciulc0uug Der ncreu
Stride bcr BON hndlm. Geo. y. Ntener
or9outitertcr unb pnitorierteu SI.
gngele gctrelnne porgeunmmer. See
hodnp'Ite Gem,uurregeus Mtigr. Rui.
uer tclcbrterte mo Der hodltp. 4ansIer
SrauNt htclt ole YreNigt.c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

this model. The yoke facingS may be
omitted. or they may be of matched or
contrasting material. Rows of braid
would make II good trimming for this
design. The sleeve in wrist length has
Il neat band cuff. In short length the
sleeve is finished with Il turnback cuff.
The pattern is Gu in 1 sizes: I, a. 5
and 10 years. 1t requires 3 IL yards
of 36-inch material for an Swear size.
Price Zoe.
1740-A Smart Little Dress for
Mothers Girl. This model is fine for
wash fabrics. and good for serge. Gabar-
dine, wool poplin, repp, challie and
silk. In white linene or drill. with
collar and cuffs of checked or striped
gingham. il will make IL fine school or
play dress. Galatea. giD"ham. ham
brey and linene are also good. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Erupiu5ials &un5il Der norn= braiilia
uiidbcu giidbDic.

Bic Siid0ie Nprps Sraiilicn's biclz
ten uulGngit inter Dem %oriiBc pes
bodNp' item GrSbiitufs Su Silpa III
Bahia Elm Yropin5inl saou6il nb, be-
rcitS bn5 picrtc im geBeupGrtigcn
Snbrbunbcrt. NlS lid uur % Subrcn
Sraiilicn sur Hcpublit crtldrtc, be-
itnub Die tutboliihe Sicrarfic bcS
Suubcs aus eincm GrSbiidlpf luo eli
Siihoicu. 6cutc bat man BORT cincn
Aurbiunl, Der glcidSciti9 Gr5biid)oi
Yrinas III, iicbcn metropolitan GrSs
biitDic. 81 SiDSeiuns 9iid0ie. pier
@cibbiidInic, orci Siidpic III apoiIos
liidlcu %itnrintcu unb bier upoituliihc
TrGicttcu. Sem 3upada inter Der
Sicrnrdlic bcS Sunbc9 cutlprid]t ulld'
elm dbulidcr in Der 3abl Der oeultiuz
NcI. Nirdlcu uuo GrSicbum09 Yin
iIultcn. IN Dem bon Den pcrldmmcl .
ten Siltoicn crlnncncu 0irtcnihrci
ben miro Der Spiriti2nm5 ais cine
Scftc pcronnmt. ocrcu lih Der Scriicl
bchicnt. mt bic Scclcn ms Scrherben
III iilhrru. IS mtrh hciouoers buraui
nuinerfIdm gemaft, baS bte Wtttgl,es
Der uub Mnhdnaer Nteicr Sefte .rtGt
mic g~crohrlidc Silnher nn;uicher
llub. loubern ne incrhcn ais 6drctifcr
Wub Nnrncrcr uon 0drciie pctruhtcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

Illus kirbliben Kreifen.
! (spGsa mr pe 3ahuns beabsttJ


Dem iu %utifun begIuubigtcn Sc
'nnhtcn Sn9lnnb'a piplpmatiihc
Sdrittc untcrnommcn babe. Inn cine
itanpcagcmdBc Scbnubluu9 Der i'll
Amaouugar in Snbicn in~tcrnicrtcn
Wtiiitoudrc 5I crmirten. Snfilr bat
nnidcinenb Die cn9liife Ncgierung an
Den Miiiiuudrcn Hnhc scuonmcu,
lpeil bicic iih bel Den Suitdnoigeu
Stcllcn bcfIngt batter. Inter Dem
%orlunnbc, Ole bcutihc Hcgierung
babe baS mcbrpflid,ti9c Iltcr uuf 50
Sabre crbobt. nurbcu ale fntboliitcu
Wiiiipudrc ans hcm GipiIaefaugeuens
Eager in Die INSTRUMENTATION @us
rndcu bcs Wilitdr9cian8cuens 2agcrs
ilbcrfiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

with . band cuff. or IN the cool and
comfortable elbow length, tiniahed with
Il turnback cuff. The skirt has four
cores and Il smart pocket. The pattern
is good for serge, g~abardine. bingham,
linen, %taffeta. faille and poplin. 1t is
cut in q sizes: "a. SO. IS. ~. ~ and a
inches bus measure. Size 36 will re-
quire g yards of 44-inch material for a
36-inch size. The skirt measures about
3 Is yards ut the foot. Price 1Oc.
1733-Ladies' Dress, with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. A simple gown
for home or porch wear. Dimity, in
white with pink dots, lis here shown.
This style for a morning dress would
be nice in linen OF seersucker, ging-
ham or chambrey. 1t is also nice for
wolfe, taffeta and tub silk, gabardine
and challie. The neck edge is square
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
@ir lieisrm Gnd Ole Wuiter
IN biaigcn Ereiien.

pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 1, 6. s and IN
years. 1t requires 3 yards of 44-inch
material for IL 6-year size. Price Zoe.
O356-Child'S Collar. A nObby lit.
tie collar. that will add a fresh and
pleasing effect to any child's coat or
dress. The design is suitable for solid
and eNelet embroidery, with buttonhole
stitch for - edge.
STAMPED on good quality lawn, in
Gliding embroidery cotton to
work
Stamped on linen, including en-
brOidery cotton To work ...-...-.-..45c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials--.-15c
O196-AprOn Design. A very SIM
pie design to be embroidered in apenZel
or thousand flower stitch, and solid en-
%broidery. with buttonhole edge.
Stamped on
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials----15c
112s-A Smart Suit for the Little
Boy. This style is fine for galatea,
Bingham. percale, drill, linen, linene,
serge or repp. corduroy or velvet. The
blouae is made with diagonal closing,
and may be finished with a sleeve in
wrist or short length. This model will
make an ideal beach or play suit. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: >, 8, 4 and
) years. 1t requires > 5-S yards of
44-inch material for Il 4-year size. Price
Toe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
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.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
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Order Patterns by Number.

3-Dress With or Without Pep
lum. and With Sleeve in Either of
Two Lengths for Misses n Small
Women. Striped brown and white
bingham, with white Iinene is here com
bined. The waist Is made with Il
pointed vest, topped by a jaunty col
lar. The ripple peplum may be omitted.
The sleeve in wrist length has Il deep
cuff. In short length a pointed cuff
is turned back on the sleeve. The full
flare skirt has Il lap tuck in front. This
style is also nice for ~taffeta, faille,
chambrey, wolfe, gabardine, lawn, dim
ity, nuns yelling, crepe, challie. linen
and pique. The pattern Is cut i'll j
sizes: 10, Is and 20 years. 1t requires
& II yards of 36-inch material for an
1S-year size. The skirt measures = 34
yards at the foot. Price 1Oc.
1-Child's Drawers. A most de-
sirable, comfortable model. In spite of
the many bargains in underwear, prac-
teal mothers and home dress makers
often prefer to make these garments
for their little ones, thus insuring more
comfort. durability, and choice of ma
terial and finish. The pattern here
shown is suitable for cambria. canton
flannel. domet, muslin or nainsook. 1t
is cut in 9 sizes: l. =. 3. 1, 3, q, Z, s
and Q years. 1t requires l yard of Sc
inch material for a 4-year size. Price
Zoe.
" Il 6-Ladies' Kimono. A dainty
and comfortable negligee. Figured
challie, dotted null or dimity, any
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

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