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Evening journal., 1917-05-26
GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH.

In the German Baptist Church. the
Rev. c. Schenk. pastor. the usual SER
vices will be held tomorrow. There
will be preaching at 1890 and 7.3O
O'Clock and Sunday school from Il at
noon to l o'clock. On Wednesday
evening prayer meeting is held.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
MT. ENoN BAPTIST.

Al Mt. Enon Baptist Church tomor'
row the Church Age Rally VIII be
conducted by a company OF Willing
Workers. At 10.45 o'clock, sermon by
the Rev. A. Adams of Washington, ID.
C.: 1890 o'clock, Sunday school; $50
o'clock, B. Y. p. u. meeting; 7.SO
o'clock, song and prayer services; 3
o'clock, sermon by pastor; subject
God be Merciful to Me, a Sinner"
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
HAVEN M- E. cHuRcH

At Haven NJ. E. Church tomorrow.
class meeting will be held at 9 O'Clock; +;
patriotic sermon. by pastor. 10 as
o'clock; Sunday school, 23O o'clock;
special song service, John Mason.
leader, o'clock.
The orchestra of the Sunday school
will give a concert on Tuesday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
DR.. Paul ISENSCHMID TO
preach At zion Church

Whitsunday will be observed morn
ING and evening at tomorrow's SER
vices in Zion Lutheran Church The
Rev. DR.. Paul lsenschmidt will preach
at 10 80 and the Rev. s. G. van Bosse
at 7.8O O'Clock on the subject, Mind
aud Spirit over Matter The sun
dav schools meet at $50 and 2.15
o'clock Holy Contmunion will be ad-
minisfered at the two services. On
next Thursday the Teachers Train
ing Glass meets, on Friday the choir
and Saturday the last session OF the
German school for this season will
be held
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
81. DANIELS CHnRCH-

Services at St. Daniels A. NJ. Il.
Zion Church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows; ii o'clock. preaching by the
pastor, the Rev. A. ID. Duncan; 2
o'clock, Sunday school; $50 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor: 7.46 o'clock.
preaching by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
GOSPEL TENT SERVICES.

Gospel tent service will be held to-
morrow on the lot Of the d. T. c. Co.
between Thatcher and Head. streets
At IL o'clock and 8 o'clock. preaching
conducted by the Rev. H. H. Cephas
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Casa
way.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
UNION AMERICAN CHURCH.

Services at Union American NJ. e
Church tomorrow will be as follows
1870 o'clock, preaching by the Rev
Geor9e DeShields, of Dover; 1876
o'clocS, class meeting; o'clock. Sun
day school; 6.45 o'clock, Christian
Endeavor; 7.45 o'clock, preaching.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
HILLCREsT NJ. Z.

The services at Hillcrest M. E.
Church for Sunday Will be as follows
Sunday School at 2 o'clock; at 6.45
o'clock, Epworth League; 73O O'Clock
there will be a song service, followed
by evangelistic service and sermon by
the pastor.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
CHURCH OF MAN IERrSALEM.

Services will be held at the New
Church at 10.45 o'clock tomorrow by
the pastor, the Rev. George Henry
Dole. The subject Of the sermon will
be The Wondrous Gift of the Holy
Spirit" and the worship will be COM
memorative of Pentecost.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
SWEDISH M g

At First Swedish NJ. e. Church. the
sermon will be as follows: Morning
worship, 1890 o'clock. subject. "The
Perfect Peace; Bible school, 12
o'clock; Epworth League service, Z
O'Clock; evening worship, 730 o'clock,
subject, Memories"
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
TRINITY LUTHERAN.

The services at Trinity Lutheran
Church, the Rev. DR.. Milton II. Slime,
pastor, will consist Of sermons on the
Holy Spirit at IL and 745 O'Clock.
y. P. S. c. f., at o'clock Sunday
School at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
NORTH BAPTIST

AZ North Baptist Church tomorrow
there will be preaching az 1890 and 7.45
o'clock by Mr. Washburn. Bible school
at noon. Young peoples meeting at 6.45
o'clock, conducted by Mrs. j. Harlan
Day.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
METHODIST CHAPEL.

The services at the Methodist
Chapel tomorrow will be as follows;
Bible reading at o'clock; experience
meeting 8 O'Clock; children's song ser
vice. Z o'clock; preaching at 8 o'clock
by the Rev. George Cooke.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
SEVENTH DAY ADyENTIsTS.

In the Second Seventh Day Adven-
lists Church. No. 1926 French street
sacred concert will be given at 8
CLOCK tomorrow evening 10 raise
money Tor a church building.
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
CALVARY P. E. CHURCH.

Services on Sunday at Calvary P. p.
Church will be: Sunday school at
$50 o'clock; Holy Communion at 1O45
o'clock; evening service at 7.45
O'Clock.
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-21

and 250 lbs of salvage wheat. This ration would cost s3 23 per 100 lbs.
 The dry mash with either grain ra- ton should be fed in the proportion of 650 lbs. of mash to 800 lbs oi grain, to give the proper nutritive ratio which poultry authorities agree to be l 4 6.
 There were IA people present at the meeting. Of this number s signed cards giving the cost of their present rations. The total number of hens re- presented was 1776. The total cost per month to feed was S400 80. or 22 per month. The ration which was worked out for the Woodstock people for the same number of hens cost S377 93, or 2I 8 cents per hen per month, making a possible saving of $22s7 per month. The possible saving at this meeting was the smallest of IA meetings in the cam paipn held up to date. The reason for the small saving was the low cost of feed purchased through the Co. operative Buying Association. Every man present bought some of his grain wholesale.
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-21
gntertaIn When Delayed.

When train is held up in South Africa the passengers readily adapt themselves to the situation. One con genial custom is to elect an entertain ment committee. On one occasion very successful concert was given by the passengers and stan at the Rail- way Institute. Beaufort West by which 135 was released In aid of the Red Cross fund. A somewhat uncommon turn to the Beaufort folk was an ex- hibition bout by Harold Butler (stew- ard on the train). who gave Chief Steward McAfickan three sharp rounds and took on a soldier directly after wards for the same period. Some very original comic songs were well appre- ciated. An incident worthy of note was an amusing absurdity, called The Waiter" written on the spur of the moment by two stewards and . fair "damsel" who afterwards turned out to be Mir. and not Miss. The eve ming concluded with q dance, and IL helped to pa~ a pleasant few hours while waiting for the line to be cleared
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-21
Empire Theatre

Tomorrow the second episode of the great railroad mystery serial, The Lost Express, with Helen Homes as the featured player will head the picture program which will include Oriental Love, Keystone comedy and The Cop and the Anthem one Of the O.. Henry stories.
 Through no fault of the management of this theatre the Wm. S Hart feat ure, Double Crossed, could not be shown last Saturday as IL did not ar rive here. This picture and other Hart pictures will be shown in the near future.
 There will be no pictures at this theatre Monday fChristmas Eve). On Tuesday lLhnstmas Dsy) Mar jorie Rambesu will he seen in Mother. hood, story of Womsn, War snd Love.
 America's foremost emotional sc tress, Nance O'Neil, will be seen Wednesday in Souls in Bondage, gripping drama in five parts. The final episode of The Fighting Trail will be seen on the same program.
 adv
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-21
Economical Poultry RatiOns

WooDsToCK The Poultry Feed Meeting held last Friday evening was well attended by local pouItrymen. This meeting was one of series held throughout the State by the Connecti- cut Agricultural College Extension Service and the Farm Bureaus, for the purpose of reducing the high cost of poultry feed which is driving many poultrymen out of business.
 Roy E. Jones, Extension Poultry man, worked out an economical ration based on current quotations, which contained the proper nutriments for egg production. Grain quotations ob- tained from Putnam and Webster were used.
 It was plainly brought out that one important factor in economical feed ing is increasing the mash consump- tion. Dry mash costs less than grain and the greater the proportion eaten the better the egg production will be as rule. The mash must first of all be pslatable so the hens will like 1t and eat tot of it. Reducing the grain feed and keeping the mash before hens will increase consumption. A wet mash at noon will also heip consumption.
 The dry mash which was worked out and accepted py those present was as follows:
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-21
,n..r,nen.. of Precision.

Accuracy Is one of the most neces' sary qualifications of the presenf-day business girl--or so it would appear from the following conversation over heard the other day in the park: so I answered the phone, and he said. IS Mir. k thereT and I said. Yes, do you want to see himT and then what do you think he said? He said, My dear girl, this Is not telescope shis Is a telephone "-Manchestef Guard ian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

licgen. IS fpl9en MN unidsIid
idlpere Gage: Die Gorge. beitanoig
uuf Der Sut iein 81 miiIien. rallbt
benz arnten Ido6en fat Die &ebens>
freubigfeit. Nber bas 8pttpertrauen
perldBt es nidt, unb iein gngel pdlt
treue 8adt. Gnblih lit Die qualpoue
3eit berum. Selene eilt Dieoer Der
Scimatb 81 unb ipeint iid am Rutter@
bergen aus: ngSie mars bod 10 ihredS
lid in Der peiten 8elt."
Die Gltern icbot madden iih bittere
gortuiirfe. Dob lie 10 iorglos bnnbelten
uno anfS @erateippbl ibr &leinoo in
Die Sremoe lieBeu. Die Rutter
ihauert bel Dem @coanten. baB Is and
gan5 dpber5 bate fonmen tonnen, oaB
ibr 2icbling in jencm Sauie on 2eib
uno Scele bate 6llgrunoe geben fOns
men. Sarlm iteigt Elm beiBcs Can't
gebet BON ibrcn 2ippeu entpor. Sarum
ldBt tic fortnn ibrc lparncnbe Stimme
crtDnen, nenn Gin iungeS &inb pers
trarensieli8 in Die Serne 5icben mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

ieinem Slaec: bnb cs 10 picl Glide nno
Spsbeit auf Der @elt giGt, bot ibr
rcines 0cr6 uid)t 9eluubt! Gann raft
ltc ale Strait 5uinmncn un0 ltilr3t alf
i6r Stilbden. - Was MN? 0elenc
lit nidt ieige. @lcid baponlaIfcu
uuo miebcr 3urild in Die Nrme Der
ltebcnOen Gltcrn uno Dicic tobtlih err
idrre6en - nciu, Das mil Tie nidt.
Sn5 9cbt aId) aus nnbern Brilnben
nidt. Ycnden bat eincn bcleu appf
uno lit in bicIcm 0auic id)on ctlpns
lpeIttIll8 %gcluorocu. Sic erfcnnt frog
ibrcr Sugcnb, baB c5 fir tic niht
9ilnltig Ieiu lpilr0c, lucnn lie 9leid)
Die critc Stclle GuaQ ltub Sal aufs
Gdbc. ga f0nntc ibr leidt ctlpns
~ungc6dnAt" perbcn, luu3 ibr in Der
3Ifunft bel cincm anberu engagement
1dnOcn mohtc. - Ser 9arunin Mitz
tbciIuug maiden bon 9enr, lpas lie ioz
eben gebort? llnmOgIih! Sic itol5c,
taItc Srnu. Die Den 8laubeu nur
dllBcrlih bcfcnut. beren 6er3 nod uift
BON Den Strnblen d)riitliher 2iebe err
lu0rmt iullrOc, iolte tie ctlpn Sartei
crgrciicn iiir Die tleinc 2cbrerin lin
ibreu Augeu bod nur bic be5abIte 9ie>
neriu! uno BEN cigcneu 8rlbcr pcre
urt6cileu? Hicnlal6! Sa bieBe es
tur5: "Srdulciu, in iulden SGQen iiub
Die Mtdodcn ihulO, Sic baben ibn
burh Gofctticten oa3u bcralsges
iorocrt!" ~ .Nh Soft. mn id babe
mir bod niht5 por3nuerfen". iams
inert bu3 nrnle ainO. N6er 5lnl
8ciucu unD alagen lit icBt feline 3eit.
6elenc id)dmt lid plotlih ibrcr
SGlrdhe, bnB JIG lat ~pcrgciicn bat,
10 er ibr bclien tnuu. Sduel fnict
lie nicocr unO 6ctct lcuge mo in
briinitig I'M G%rIcudtung uuO himms
liihcu SHus. lluo lie crhGlt @cioe5.
Gnblih lit Elm @utidluB AeiuBt. Sic
mill nod Die pcnigcn 8odcn bis
Wcibnadten bleibeu ulb ais @rrnb
ibrer Ailnoigung ungeben, DAB tic 81
ibrcr jest ~beitanoig frdufclu0cu
Wtlttcr 5urild miliic. Sen mabrcn
@rlub gum 0cilc Der Natiolgerin
mit3utbcileu. mil JIG ipGtcr ibren,
Batter iibcrlaiicn.) 5bntldd)lif babcn
bic lcbten Nahriftcn bon &auic Der
sdrtlidJcn Sod)tcr rcdt bcunrubigeub
getlungen unb JIG bat idou bouiia
bitter bctln9t, paB 10 picl Wcilcr
! 5uiiGcu ibc uuo Der geliebtcu @uttcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

feline @%elcgeubcit poriibcrgcbcn, bel
lpcIhcr CT nit Der @r3iehcrin 3uioms
mcntrctfen fam. Gr bc9egnct ibr
ME 8uidQig ouf ibreu Spo5iergdngcn,
Die tic freilid ME alein, ipuocrn imz
mcr NIT ibrcr tleincn Sdillcrin INTER
nimmt, Die nlld anihcincno Die Der
nnlai1uug gibt, lucebnl6 Der 0crr Ietnc
geglcitung unbictet. .Gie alcinc bat
Den Snfel 10 germ, lie mOd)te Gin paar
Niiiie bon hcn @dumcn geitlu9cu
baben", - bergLfid)en Goripdnhc linz
ben lid re9clmdJiS. pclcne iiibIt lih
nniang5 burd Die Ociellhnft Dcs
ltnttlidcn. oornebntcu &crru 9ez
ld)Iucidelt. abcr mn Su bnlb III cs
Gin gcluiiie5. Gtpo3 i'll iciucm Nufs
trctcn. icincm Bid uuo ieirer llutcrs
bultuug. on3 lie bDdlt u~nlpmpntbiif
bcriibrt uuO ibr 6rrdt cinilDBt, lie
lpciB ielber uidt, lpe9bnlb. Guh bcz
merit lie. naB ieucr lie ltcts in @cgcns
mart iciner Ncriuanoten mic Su1t be-
bunoclt; MIR lucnu or lid ur6cobadDtct
olaltbt, itldgt CT cincn luurmcrl, 3us
traulidcJl Son an. 9G5 cntport ihrcn
Stol5, NIB tic ocrlntibct mad gt6gs
litfcit cine @cgcguun9 nit Dem nm
beimlifcn Mauuc, nobel ibr nus
idlcdtc. rallbe 9erbltpcttcr audi 5Iz
itntten fommt.
8dbrcnobelicn 5icbt bn9 gicg oe3
S6ien iih icood bid]ter ilbcr ibr NM
lduloiges 6uupt 3alammcn. Ser
Baron 0lullbt cuolit ctpd5 nISgebedt
5I bu6cu, mic er bas iuugc Nd0dcu
ii6errumpeln fam. Slber 0cIcncn5
S%dubcngcl, Der tic ais flciuss
0tGodbcn ppnl Seucrtpoe bcluabrt, 81
benz tic nod ta9tdS!it}. trlc in Der
&iuOer3cit bctet; Pin oicicm SuA. idl
bite DID, bcidliiBe unb bclpubre midi"
- CT id)lummert audi Jest uidlt. Gr
iiiGrt lie zines Murgcn5 i'll Die dlte
NbuenQaacrie, 100 lie Dor ciuer
S%apctcntbijr uuircipiuigc 3cugiu elmer
llnterrcblug miro. Die Der 2epiiicnloic
Wtcnid) nit icincm 0~clfcrSbcIfcr, Dem
irn0cu SUrltcr. bot. lucldle ibr Die OBJ
ihculihcn Nbiid)ten bes 8arOu5 oifens
bart. .Shpieri9 mare Die Sadie ircis
lid,, mcnu lie 8inb bctdnre, abcr caS
harnlole Ding ubnt ni6t3." 9n5 limb
Die lebtem 8ortc. Die lic aus Dem
Munpc icucS Sdurten peruimmt
@an3 eutieet blcibt ons iunge MGbdcn
ciuige I%ugenbIide mic 9cIdbnlt ani
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
@tr liefern Gad bic Wafer
;m biaisen Yreiieu.


mas a new reature,-the short sleeve
and a Jaunty fiat collar. As here shown
striped Bingham and white percale
were combined with good effect. The
trousers may be Of serge, or cloth and
the blouse, OF wash material. Corduroy
or plque would also be nice for this
suit. The pattern is cut I'm 4 sizes: 3,
4, d and = years. 1t requires 1 II
yard OF 36-inch material for the blouse,
and 1 1-s yard for the trousers for a
3-year size. Price 10c.
l95SGirl's One-Piece Dress. with
Sleeve In Wrist or Elbow Length.
Serge, gabardine, poplin, repp. cash
mere, linen, linene, galatea, Bingham,
chambray, velvet and taffeta are nice
for this style. The front Is made with
q panel attached to side portions. The
back also Is plated under a round
yoke. The fulness at the waistline is
held by a belt that is slipped under the
front through openings at the side. The
closing is effected at the centre front
with eyelets and lacing. The pattern
is cut In 4 sizes: 4, g, 8 and 10 years.
1t requires 2 1-2 yards of 44-inch ma
tertal for a 6-year size. Price 1Oc.
3X-Patriotic Pillow Top. The de-
sign is stamped and tinted in colors on
21x21-inch tan ticking. Price 25c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

has a fitted body lining, to which the
skirt Is gathered. The, outer waist
may be finished separately or tackled
over the lining. The sleeve is close fit
ting below the elbow, and has a smart,
shaped cuff. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: 10, IS and 20 years. 1t requires
6 1-2 yards of 36-inch material for an
1S-year size. The skirt measures about
2 "a yards at the foot. Price 10c.
137eBoys' Blouse Suit. A COM
Portable beach or outing suit for the
small boy. Linen, drill, khaki, galatea,
percale, Bingham. and chambrey. are
all suitable for this style. The blouse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
!: Our Pattern
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Department.
Order Patterns by humber.

0-Iadies' Dress. with Body
Lining. A pretty dress for hOme or
calling. Gray satin, with lace for the
vest and fancy buttons for trimming.
is here shown. The waist is mounted
on a body lining, which is ~overlaid in
front to form IA vest. that Is outlined
by shaped revers. A broad collar trims
the neck edge. The skirt is full and
gathered. The sleeve is finished at
wrist length. with II smart cuff. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 81. 81. 30,
IS, 40 and ~ inches bust measure. 1t
requires 6 yards Of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt measures
about > 23 yards al the foot. Price Toe.
1884 -Combing Jacket. The de-
sign is stamped on Il good quality Of
Turkish toweIing, size 20X45 inches.
Price 15c.
Ladies' House Dress, with or
without Back Yoke. and with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. Gray and
white stripped seersucker is here
shown. The waist has gathered fulness
beneath q square yoke, which may be
omitted. The sleeve, in wrist length,
is finished with a band cuff. In shorter
length, a neat, pointed cuff forms Il
suitable trimming. The skirt has rOOmy
pockets and is a three-piece model. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

ruff: ~Sittc, @lsbetb, nimm meinen
Elabl"
~8ernl" liipclte Die fleine aotettc
llnb ieetc lid.
Sierauf ld6eltc Saul perbinblihit
nnb ingte Damn 3u leinem Sreunbe nut
@ntihieoenbeit: .HanI, @rnlt, ltebit
Oh alf, oamit ib MIDI neben Glsbetb
ieben Tam, ionlt bau i6 Dir cine
'runtcrl"
Gin &enncr.
gntbuIiait: ,Sa, 1e9en Sic, 10 lam
MIR Elm Girtuo5 bon @ottes @nnoen
ipiclen, or lit nit benz Suitrument
formlif permdbltl"
&iibler 3uborcr: ~Na, barllm
Ihldgt er audi pbne Srbarmcn 10
oarauf losl"
Srehbeit.
HGlbcr (5um lleberfaacneu)
.Sbre ein3ige 9antnotc, Die i6 Sbncu
abgenommlen babe, I6cint mir nod
nidt eiunlnl edit gu iein =. . ihlieBlid
fpmme i6 Sbretiuegcu nod NIT Der
Yoli6ei in aonflittE
~
Sumner better.
n8arlm bit on NIT bcinem
Sreuube aarl bDie?"
Or bat mir geitern. ais mir ms
santten, elm 81 iu's @ciitt getpnrfcn."
n9aS ipar alcroings bartl"
.gtee, - es mar ipeid)l"
lin 10 bdrterl"
-
Sine grube Segriinbuns.
,g8cnn i6 nur piiBte lpober BET
mir oieier infame S%lutanbraug nah
meinem &opfe fommt?" - .Sas
tann id Dir senuu lagen, es lit nIr
| cine @irfung Der Gatur. SieIe buBt.
tpie On peiBt, ieoen lceren Enum mr.
lit beltrebt, i'm aus5ufiQcn."
~
Gniant terrible.
Serr b. g.: aNh, meine @%nGbiolte.
iebt mlB ib Sbneu nber eiumol cine
duBcrit lliti9e @cIhihte cr5Gblcn.
lpelde mir beute pailiert it'll"
9amp: 80 bite, mIr belte nidt,
mein liebcr Scrr b. g., ib bin ipirts
lid nitt IN Der Stimnnmg. Su
lahen!"
Sier falt Die tlcinc Sba Gin: ia.
! @amn bat ibre 8dbne pcrgclicul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

(Gtnc Wdrnlln9 llr Dc Wlllllel.)
6orticbung bon Der 3. 2citc.)
Souilie al pcrben! 9iabcr lpur Tire
i~ueiteitc Strcde obue SeglcitunA pom
Der olten, lieben &atcritaOt Miluiter
bis 9omr 9elpeIen. llnb MN lol'S
qucr burdb 9ertIdlnuo gcbcu, bon
ciiiem Gnoe bis ans nn0crc -
tcrrlihl
Scr 9leilctug iii ia! Sem iun9cn
Ntdbdcn Miro INN bod c1pa5 trilbs
icIig um's 0cr5, penn ulrd] biSlang
Der Oinrmcl ppllcr @rigen hing. Nber
sic pcbuiitbigc Stimmurg mlB MIC
Dergefdmpit wcrbcn. Is lit ia olt,
fciil NbIdiep iiir inner. Sn bier
0tonaten iinb id)on bic &cibuaft3s
ferien oa. 60 tr0itcn Wutter unO
Sinh chamber, unO tort lault Der
3ug. -
8as piro sic neuc 0eimntb
bringcn ? - Nd, CO tomnlt lci0er
70 oanS anbcrs. mic bas iunge Wdod)en
iidl ieine 3utunft ertrdumt bat. Sic
Stcnung bcitcbt barin, bnB c. nit Der
Samilic Die Mabl5citcn %ciuuebmeu
bari; ocn iibri9en Sbcil bcs Cages,
Die lan9cn N9enbc lit &elenc iid iclbcr
iiberlniicn. Sa5 lpdre mni nod uid,t
pas Sdlinmite. benn lie III iebr
tinbcrlicb uno bot ibrc feline Edit
lcrin bolo ms &cr5 gcitlolen uuo
an bicIer cine feline, licbc @cicllz
idaftcrin aud, nuBcr Den Sdulituns
Den. N6cr cine hrobcuoe @eiabr
Ihipcbt ilbcr ibr, ole tic in ibrcr llus
Idulb crit crtennt. nlS cS idun foit
An ipdt lit. Sm 0auIc luobnt Gin
Observation-Disclosures @rupcr der Saronin,
Elm bcitcd)enb licben9luiiroiBer. abcr
mornliih tici itcbenocr Mcnid,, Der
frantbeitsbalbcr lcincn gcruf n~ufgc6en
mlrBtc uno jcet ais WiiBiggdIlaer Die
Saqe ~perbriugt, "a lit ibm on2
friitc. rci3euoc. iunBc MGbhcn nit
ieincm uatilrlid]cn. iingc5luungcnen
QSelcn cine lpiuiommcnc Nblucdlallun9
in ocr ldnolideu %einiamtcit. Gin
bilpbii6ides S%picI5eug fIir Den
8intcr; mirtid, Der nicolidlc SAFER
perbicnt ~cingeiansen 5u is,roen". 10
Iollten ole idGnblihcn, leidltfcrti8cn
9ieben an leinem %crtrurten. nem
fSSrltcr .. Ser iun9c Saron IdBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

good for this model. The fronts are
double breasted and the revers collar
may be omitted. The trousers are
straight. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
2, 3, A and ) years. 1t requires 2 "a
yards of 36-inch material for a Agar
size. Price Zoe.
1986-Girls' Guimpe Dress, with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. This
model is fine for combinations Of ma
terial. The guimpe could be Of lawn,
batiste, poplin, crepe or repp, and the
dress Of serge, gabardine, wolfe, ging-
ham, galatea or percale. Such styles
are comfortable, easy to make and easy
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smart lines. The sleeve is comforta-
bic and finished with a pretty cuff.
The pattern is in Z sizes: 81, SO, 80,
40, AZ. A and AS inches bust measure.
1t requires , "a yards of 44-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. Price 10c.
3X-Ladies' Handkerchiefs - six
designs to the set, each stamped very
plainly on 11X11-inch white lawn.
Price SOC set.
2002-Boys' Russian Suit, with or
without ReverS Collar and Shield.
Serge. cheviot, velvet, corduroy, linen,
.seerSucker, percale and galatea are
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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
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, Iowa.
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pattern is cut in Z sizes: "a, SO, 3S,
40, ~, A and 46 inches bust measure.
1t requires 8 3-S yards Of 36-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. The skirt
measures about 3 yards at the foot.
Price Zoe.
1953-Ladies' Waist in Surplice
Style. G%eorgette crepe in the new
shade of blue would be nice for this.
or Il pretty shade of gray or brown
flannel. 1t is also nice for lawn, linen,
Iinene, madras, batiste, taffeta, satin
and serge. The right front overlaps
the left in surplice effect. The collar
Is wide over the shoulders and has