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The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
Fire Proof.

The clergyman was engaged IN
thai Improbable occupation Of Civ.
ing Advance 20 tho woman who had
jus' painted her Cwn husband In
very dark colors
Suppose YOU we're 70 trg 20 heap
Goals Of Ere upon his headr' he
suggested
'Teouldn't do no good" she 70.
turned. I've thrown a lighted lamp
az him several times but DE was just
az bad next day"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
Pointed Paragraphs

In fmr OF peace prepare FOR war
scarce
Tho cherry cobbler may AZ least
retro he soul
Woman l. the nearest perfect
rhen fao most wOmaniy
Power ls powcricss unless its 20.
cesEor is conscious ~ his ability
Good na.u-sd criticism ls tho kind
frah al1 ayr dishes out 20 himself
Af'W a MN has made\h : pile he
believes IN himself
Good deeds can speak for them.
Frlve7 0hcn il!cy coll for improved
real estate
Worth makes the man. bu: not his
,Snk account
Anybody domicilod IN \ village
boarding house has no use for lo-
cal newspaper.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
To the Captain
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1918. by Frank Crane)

You see-it's this way, Cap-hope you
won't take offense-but this soldering
business is apt to go to your head-and
I'm writing 10 you TO ask you to bear
in mind that this is an American army
we're raising. and not Prussian. And
we'd like it if you maintain discipline
and secure efficiency without being
martinez, and without any of this goose
step and superior class stuff that seems
10 afflict most armies.
We-meaning the plain, ordinary folks
that compose this United States-are
sending out, to be under your care, $780,
900 young men. They are the flower of
our flock Do you realize what it means
10 take all the men between the ages Of
twenty-one and thirty-one out of ma
ton? Well, it's a good deal like taking
pound Of mans flesh nearest the
heart"
These boys are to be under you. You
will have power TO send them to their
death. They must obey you as slaves
their master.
The army is an island of absolute mon
archy in our great sea Of democracy.
We stand for it because it seems to be
the only way to get fighting done prop
erly.
But you are human. And human be-
ing entrusted with absolute power over
other human beings is mighty liable to
get spoiled. And the smaller the man
the more "a little brief authority" goes
to his head
What we ask Of you Is to remember all
Of this, realize your responsibility, and
treat these boys of ours as you would
treat your own sons.
Remember, please, they're not hire
lings they're not of lower "class" than
you. They are just as good as you are,
and are going into this business not be-
cause they're driven, but from a high
sense of duty.
Don't be too anxious to make profess
sional soldiers of them. They want to
be good soldiers. but they are not aim
ing TO make soldering a life work. When
they get thru with Germany they ex-
pect to come back home to their jobs.
They are not soldering because they
like it, but because they don't like it, and
because they hope by destroying the
blatant militarism Of Germany that there
will be mighty little need Of armies
thereafter.
It's an army Of war haters, OF con-
scientious fellows who are doing an ugly
thing because they see they ought to.
They are kings sons, who make them
selves your slaves for the time being
in order to accomplish a certain high
purpose.
They're our boys, Cap'n. Treat 'em
white.
We don't ask you to coddle EN-. No.
Put them thru their PAGES. They're of
tough stock. and expect rough work.
They'll march. you'll find, and 20 hun
cry. and fight like wildcats and smile
when you order them to go die-they're
regular fellows - enough sight better
than louis that have been cursed and
cowed all their lives-it's all right
make EN- toe the mark-but-you UNI
derstand. don't you, Cap?-they're our
boys--regular United States folks-and
treat EN- white, is all we ask
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
The Old aGrdener Srys

Slugs and snails are not so
common rs some insect pests.
and vet are difficult 20 deal with
when they do appear IL IL
good plan 20 use lime frequently
around the plants, ne these pests
do not like II. Salt ga sometimes
recommended. The plan OF plac-
ing shingles close 20 the plants
~ NIGHT 70 trap the slugs may
be tried. and poisoned bran Is
sometimes used. Perhaps tho
easiest way 10 get rid OF slugs
when they arc not present In
too large numbers II 10 hunt
them in the evening with q Ian
tern and kill them by stabbing
them directly behind the head
with a hat pin or similar weapon.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
The Keep Well
Column
cLimATEi

Rest. open air living and gener-
Gus feeding are the important fac
tors IN the treatment OF tGbercu-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
From Another Pointo of NieU
By c. T. s

Glass blowers are holding convention
in Detroit. Two hundred delegates blew
in.
The Weather
Fair
Overcast
showers
Killing frosts.
Warmer
Rain or snow.
As we understand the situation. wheth-
er or not there viii be an arrest and pros
ecution in the Kloka case depends largely
upon the recommendation Of Klokas at
torneys.
MEMORY TEST
Who vas Charlie chapHn2
Washington warns against fake eeol-
o9ist. What's the world coming % II We
cannot longer depend upon our biologists
being real?
You are quite wrong. Phyllis. st. Vitus
dance is not one Of the modern steps. II
is as old as the minuet.
Old engravings made in the early part
Of the seventh century show that the
hammer was in use at that time From
this we infer that back in those DAYS they
must have had managers Of bali teams
Maybe here's the trouble right here,
Bert; tn gasoline amt turned on"
Look us in the eye, Rover; we are shy
a chicken.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
Patriotic Gardener Grateful.

To The Efitor a. The times:
arr writing 20 toll you how much
appreciate the sentiment ~ the
editorial on the work OF the Pa
trioi Gardening bureau. have had
something 20 do With the orRaniza-
ton o, be bureau and am chair
man ~ fhe program committee and
hence my interest-
f. G. L1NDEMANS.
East lansing. Mich. July s, 1917
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

functioning properly. and there
IL evidence OF bronchitis"
but can you fix me up?"
well. advise that you go
to Or. Taphem for your ears;
across the street you will find
Or. Swallow. who is a throat
specialist. and Dr. Pepsin will
undersiand YOUR diRestiYe dif.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

None % these
things may be OBJ
tanned with o ut
cost. For this
cason no ad
vanced case OF
z q b q T c U losis
should be sent
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

today. said the harassed sec
Rotary. soothingly. 1T is wait
ing with several others for our
managing directors signature,
but he's laid up at home with
govt"
Great heavens" cried the
persistent and enraged credl.
tor. But he doesn't have to
sign 'em with his feet. does he ?"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
Laugh With Us

What Is your diagnosis doctor7"
We'll. find that you have little innamma.
ton In the ears: your throat is slightly affected .
IL
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

and my wife got me to take Il 70 the river q
mile away.
Mr. Penn-And you lost tho catf
Mr.. Hubb-Lost nothing l never would have
found my way home II hadn't followed the cat
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

hculties. As 30 your bronchitis, you should see
good lung expert AZ once.
But isn't there anything the matter with me
that you can cure?"
Yes you have a $40 bill In your wallet I'll
relieve you OF that"
I'm sorry 7 can't let you have your check
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

frightfully crooked,
Mr.. Hubb-They are. Why.
do you know, when I first went
there I could hardly find my
way round
Mr.. Penn-That must be en-
barrasslng
Mr.. Hubb-It Is. The flrsi
week I was there I wanted r.
ret rid of an old cat we had,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

eral left his campnres burning.
marched around the enemy's flank
while he slept and made a big XII.
ing in the morning at Princeton.
Meanwhile Norris. az Philadelphia.
labored TO put the American finances
on sure f0oiins lie gave largely
from his own means and persuaded
other rich men 90 contribute.
Later Morris was made superin.
tendent OF finance. IIe was the first
United States treasurer.
Morris. however. died poor While
an aged man he spent three years
In q debtors prison
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

Sure To Be.

Mrs Jones The paper says that
nc charges OF Company a were ter
rife
Mr. Jones I'm not surprised AZ
thai Captain link is dentist
Judge
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
Anniversaries

British subjects IN the Unit
FL states ordered 20 report them
selves 90 the marshals of their re-
spectivc districts.
Is19-T The drst steamboat arrived
az Chicago with Gen. Scott aud his
troops
issT-Twenty-four hundred Bel
gian volunteers, arrived en- FORT
nights visit 90 England
is7s-Emu Hodel condemned 20
death for his Attemrt % assassinate
tAe German emperor.
st-Tercentenary of the Death ~
William the silent celebrated In
Delft
lsso-Act a, congress admitting
Wyoming go tho union.
ISFe-r0v Patttson called out the
Pennsy iysnia National Guard % sur
press tho strike riots ia Nomestead
is9t--Constantincn shaken by an
earthquake over 600 PERSONS killed.
-AerouRur Nndree started FOR
the north pole IN balloon and was
never heard from eEaln
1908 Democratic national c0rven p
ton "a Denver nominated william y.
BRYAN for ~-esldent and John ".
Kern fnr vlre-f dent.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

Mr. Penn-They say the streets in Boston are
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
ONE YEAR GGo TO-DAY ~ THE
WAR

Russians advanced rs miles IN Vol
hyulA
British hvaroplane from French
torpedo boat bomba~ded Beiru.. sy-
ria
French reported 20 ~ developing n
strong offensive on right bank OF the
Neuse.
ToDAY'S BIRTuDAYs
Harry @ Hale. one - the new
hrigatIer- generals 90 tke United
states army. born in illneis. 50 years
aRo today
Theodore Marhurg former United
S'nffs minister 30 Belgium. later a
leader IN the League 70 Enforce
Peace born IN Baltimore s. years
Hugh M Dorsey. who has Just
taken office as governor Of Goors a.
born IN Fayetteville. Ga. 40 years
ago today
Pleasan, A. stovali United states
minister o. switzerland born IN Au-
Eusta ia 80 years aRo today.
Finley 2 Dunno. author ~ the
"Mr Dooiev' stories. born ia Chicago
50 years ago today.
Pear Admiral vs. y " souther
land. r. 81 retired. born in sew
YORK city SIS years arc today.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

Glass blowers are holding convention
in Detroit Two hundred delegates blew
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

es baftete linn ebcn i6pn Der Muf Der
llnretnliffeit an; es etelte ben Tatiens
ten. lif bon ibm bebGnbeln 5u'lalIen.
Saitnad)tsfmd)en.
Gum Seig "A Guart Milfl "a
Eflino abgeflGrte Butter, 1 81 unb 5
Giootter, ~ lln5e Seie, gut IA
unde 3ilder, elm 2beeloffel Sal5 un0
1clnes 0febl, luie folgt; ferner 5uin
SilQen beliebigeS GingemadJte: 9rei-
mus, Sobannisbeeren, &irId,en,
3metiden ODER @elee. Webl lur0 9ut.
ter fper6en porber ertpGrmt. Cam
i6ld9t man Die gier, iiihrt bie lau.
parme Mil6 nebit Sefe, 3ufer uno
Sal5 bin5u uno ma6t Dies mir tct.
mem Mtcbl 81 eiitem leiften Seig,
Den man 10 lauge idl1gt, bis 'er Ola.
len mirit uno nidt mebr mm 2offel
tlcbt. 9dralf legt man i'm gum
langiamen 9uigeben atf elm nit
Itebl beItdubtes 9af6rett: Sit 6as
MN geldebell, 10 rollt man i'm eillen
Singer bid ans, legt nit Dem Sbee.
loffel Gingcmadtes %oarauf, elm Stiif
Seig Oariiber, itiht nit einem 9lus.
iteder ooer 8loie Sudden bopon aus,
beitreid)t lie ga, no lie 5lliummentrcf.
fen, nit 81, lc9t lie auf Stiide go.
pier, meld)e porber NIT et1pas Micbl
beitdubt ipnb, uno ldbt lie in ser
@dr1ne lanSiam aufgeben. llnteroeB
laiie man 9dmel5butter fod)eno beib
merben, "a &ud)en 6ugleid bonn
Yapier--oic o6ere Seite nah lntct
ms Set gleiten rno perfabre mel.
ter nad uoritebenoer Soridrift. Sie
Bfannfitd)en miiiicn cine %geI66raune
Sarbe erbolten, merocn nod beiB nit
elmer I~iiid)ung bon 3uder nnO 3im.
met bcitrcut ulb iriif gegcIien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

~Iduberlid an5uleben. Sie @attin
tdn5clte tuie cine lieblide See in ar
Dem Sd)onen umber, nngetban NIT Den
oufti9lten SpiBenfleibern, aber Die
Sausbaltung gu Ieiten berltanb Tie
nidt; lire Wdbfen tbaten meiltens,
mas iie ipolten, fat bdufig tbaten Tie
audi gar nidts.
Niemanb Dad]te 3. 9. baraL i'm
CONNER al Die lppllencn Graperieen
ut0 Die Selc Dor ben Wotteu 81 be-
luabren. Sdpn nah Dem erlteu Sabre
lab manter GorbanG einem Siebe
dbnlid. Niemano lieB Die Houlenu5
6ernb, nm Den Sonnenltrnblen- ibr
brenuenocs electromagnetic gu berz
ia9eu. Sic 5arten, blaBblauen unb
lid)tgrilncn Sarben iparen bis our I'm
'tenntli6feit berblid)en, Die Yolitur
perborbenL Die Sapetcn beiledt uno
burd) Die Wio6el bcifdpigt. gs lab
nad) berbGltniBmdBig fur3cr 3eit
gcrnbc5u iammerboQ aus in DEM oprs
Der allgemein 9eprieienen Tarabieic.
Gin tur6cr I%ufentbalt in Dem Warte@
uub Spred)5immer bcs 9ottors lieB
mid Den goriaB fqiien, bieie Ndume
ME mebr 81 bctrctcn.
Sit ba5 cine idmlBige !SallsS
baltuu8l" iagte iG unlpiltiirlih.
ga, bu babcn Sic lpobl redDt!" er>
niOcrte Elm Satieut, Der meme 8artez
5eit tbeilte; .iueun ih nid]t geiddftz
lid)er Hiidiidten ipc9cn fommen
mHBte, brdd)te MIDI feline @epalt III
bieie unreinliden Hdumc. l1nb i'm
Sprch5immer crit. ipie iiebt c5 ba
auSl S6aueu Sic iih cinmol bes
EDITORS ibmierigc Scope an, be-
trnd)tcn Sic Die ifmubigen Sdubs
tiidcr, Snnbtiider unp @lGier unb ben
Staub in alien 8inteln unb Den nm
iaubcrn SuBbooenl Sielc Yatienten
iino idon aus bicicm @runbe lpegz
g%cblic6en; CT miro nod G1e perlicren.
oenn iclbit .hie einfaditen 2eute
9rouicn lid an picien pioerlihen GU
Itdnocn!"
Sicic Sebauptuus cling baIb in Grs
filling. Die llnreinlidteit idredtc
Die 6eiren Sreunbe ab. g8pbl bate
Spftor Sans burh feline Srau &C.
niigcno Wiittel. nm and obne Eraris
lc6eu 81 t0npn, aber er mar gu itol5,
bies tbun 3u nolen. unb besbalb err
fiilte eS i'm nit elmer ipabren Srolts
loligfeit uno grbittcrln9, ais er bic
itctc abnabme ieiuer Satienten Icben
muSte. @r lieB Iaes nell berri6ten,
ltape3ieren, Iadieren nnb itrei9en, aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

ms 9rab. Ser &atcr lpar anger Itd).
@un bn on CAB c3 ihlin1mle S3enen;
CT ipurOe bart uno grauiam gegen
ieine Srau, Die i'm pit. obne es aud
nrr I'M Geringitcn iclbit 5u bcmerfen,
burd ibre llnreinlidfeit Dor 0diten
unb 9efanntcu III Die p%cinlid)ite Ser
legenbeit bradtc. Sa5, Guoe bonn Sieb
! mar Shcibung. llnglildieli9, i'm &C.
iiible Der gctrdnfteu llniGulo, febrte
Wfarie nad 6auie 5uriid. llnO mic
idon bate lie es baben f0uucn, penn
lie beiier unO ior9fGltiger er5ogeu
mprben ipdrel
Sans ieboG. @arien's Srubcr,
brndtc bieie @%r5iebun9 in nnberer
@eiIe llnbeil. @r b~eiratbetc Gin lcbr
iun9es Wtdbdcu, mas II cincm
rciGcu 6auie fam, in Dem e5 lrngcs
mciu beriupbnt ipor0eu mar. Snl
@auie mar 9roBe Yradt mo GROCER
@lau3, aber cine tiidtige Sausfrau
lpafte iIbcr Dem @dn5cn, bo5 bon gut
gci6ulteu SienIt6otcn piinftIid be-
iorgt nltrbc. Scs Sauie5 &ieblin9
MIR burfte lid NIT nidts grnitem mo
Yrnftildem bciddfti9en. oSonnens
Idein uub btiibenbc 9lnmen iinb Die
ein8ig ridtige llmgc6un9 fir unicrc
Glic", pilegte Die Srau Wnma 81
iagen; yiuir bciibeu ia Die Wiittel, iebe
9ieuitlciitllug gut 81 bc5ableu. Uses
balb ioQ ih oas 5arte atnb NIT bieien
Sin9en qudlcn?"
6au5, obcr biclme6r Or. @ans,
batte lid oils 3abnar5t nicScrgclailcn.
@r bate etlpaa Sildti9c5 gclernt, bate
bel gcIeben nuf ieincn Heiicn, icin
Same mar 3ubem befanut, 10 DAB c5
linn bon Nnfnn8 an nidlt an Yrnris
ieblte. Seiu mInmcbrigcS Scim mar,
Sanf Der @roBmlitb Der SdunicgerS
cltcru, gcrubc6u glou6boQ eiugcrihtct.
Sic gan3e Stnot iprnch nit 8ciplune
bcrlng bon Dem Saraoicic, ba3 bic
iungcn Sotturslcutc benobncn ioilten.
gSa5 Der muberne @cld)mud al Scs
ba9lihteit. an @lc8an6 mo perid)pcnz
ocriId)er Geriucnoung BON Seioe lno
Sammt unA Srapericen uno Seppis
den eriinnen fam, lpGr bier 3u cinem
barmpuildcn @an3cn 5uInmmen8efii0t
lpor0eu. Sc tqitborer nbcr iold)e Gin
rihtungcn 1iuo, nm 10 mebr mub
Gorge auseipauot iuerocn, tic in
einem ihDneu 3uitanoc 81 crbalten.
Softor SanS bate nlr Nndldiiigz
felt uno l%lnorbnung 81 Sauie gez
Iebeu; in Der intimen SduSlihtcit mar
or iel6it nidts peniscr ais icin unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
nGrsickt Care GSdetsr sur
2ciniiepesit"

(6ortiebung bon ser 3. Scitc.)
Wittpodl llnO pie in bieIem G6lafz
Sinlmer, 10 iab CO allent6nlber, be-
fonbcrs in ben pcrborgcnen 8iufeln
nuo Sdublnben. ans; 10 lab Die
&leibung aus, %lpcni9itcns jcne Stiidc,
bic ni6t fir Scbermann iidJtbar parcn.
11noronmg uuO llnreinlihfcit be-
berrIdte Die aiiGc, beberri6te Die -@B>
ilno SrinfgerQt6e, bas Siid8eug, lpie
oudb gang beiouDcr5 Die GBbeitede, bel
beneu Niemnno me6r abnte, Dap inter
benz idlpnr3cu @ela9 uuf Den 20ffeln
InO 8nbeln Sil6cr lid bcfaub.
Sn bieier bciIlpIen llnprbentlihfeit
fpudieu eiu Sobn unb cine Sodter
beran. IS mar iammcri6abe nm Die
begabten unb biibiden juugen Sclte;
bon ferne fab man c5 ibnen an, fab
es trob Der mobernen &lciOung, DAB
I'M Saule Der ShmuB oa5 Tegiment
fiibrte. geiOe baben lid pcr6ciratbct;
bel 9ei6en 5erIt0rte Die ihlcdJtc Or
5iebrrg bns ~Ge6ensgliid. Ser @atte
BON Ntarie, Gin reihcr Sabrifaut,
purbe bon bcri6icbcneu Seiten bapor
9elparnt, Oieic3 WtdO6en ju beiras
tben, ba tie ME unb nimrler Der Siibe
rung ieincs eleganten, feiucu SaIie5
aefpad)ien ici. Warieu's ihDues &C.
iidt aber bate CO i6m nngetbon; er
bottle. Die 2eutc uiirben iibcrtrcibeu,
poer iuern audi Sem 10 lei, 10 nilrbe
Marie in elmer anbern llmgcbung and
onbers merocn. llufcre Wtnrie nbcr
brad1te al ibre i6limmen Ingeipobns
beiten, all lire llnreinlihteit unO Den
orobcn Snug 5ur niberIihitcn lluorbz
nilng ais b6ie Mitgift III ibrc Gbe nut.
Infangs mar Der gtnnn nudiidti8
rnb gebulbig, pobl 9ing ibm Die
idredli6e Na6ldiIi9feit IN aQem
aeaen iebcs 8efiibl, bod CT be5lpang
lid. .@s miro unb muB belier
iperbenl" tr0itete er iih. @s tpurbe
nidt better, im 8%egentbeil, eS iuuroe
radl Der @cbnrt eiucs ainoeS nod
Gracr. Narie ipolte .es iel6it be-
foraen; neil Tie ibm a6er penia friihc
&dide CAB, lpeil tie es niht oft baoete,
ipei( tie feline SldidN1en nidt r%eini9te.
fonbern Die frii6e Mild >6ur alien
bineiugoB. ipurbe Die 9lcine tranf.
Nd6ldIiieteit uno lInrsinlidteit
bradten bas p9nebin iebr 8drte ainb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

S6nee IN Mnipru6 nimmt. ginges
mad)te 6riifte meroen aui cine
Sdiliiel getban, Itarf geiiiBt, ba man
Dies fir Den Shnee notbig bat, ais.
Damn fonn1t cine S6neei6idt oar.
irber, uno in bas blenoeroe @eiB bes
Sdnees fonlnten ipieoer Sriidte. Gro.
beeren, Die man auf oieie @eiie Ter.
piert, geben geraOc5u Elm ebenio lido.
mes Die Doblidmeden0es 8eridt.
Wan mlB odrauf ad)teil, boB Ger
Sdpnee, Die Sfneeipeiie, raid Ter.
oiert miro. ebe Der Sd)nee nod
idmil5t. Die Saltbarfeit oieier
Speile fam man perlGngerlt, melln
man Den S6uee allf cine Sdiiilel
nit @aiier iest 1tno bem @aiier Dor.
Der etrpas So6ial5 5ilgetban bat. Iltb
fam man ben Sdnee ais geiipeiie
5u einem 6bofolaoenplooing Der.
menoen. Wan mad)t allf Die gefpo5u.
lid)e 9lrt, nit 8rieB uno Wtil6, Sen
Gbofolabenbitobing, nimnt MIR Gin
lpenig mebr Gbbfotaoe als gepobas
lid nm Die SdJDdr3e 6eS Yuooin9S
81 betonen. Die SlGde miro tpeit
ulIsgebreitet, ailf Den Hano bes Gel.
lers ODER Der S6iinel fommt Der
&euidnee, auf ben Yuooin9 iel6it
bringt man ntittels elmer Cite, beren
unteres Gnoe often lit, ans Dem mel,
den Sd)nee rei5euSe Sormen 5uItanoe.
Cine iolbe Speiie bringt Den Gin.
orlif beS Salbgeirorenen berpor.-
oSeutif)e Sdusfran."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
@tr- liefern Gn@ bic Mnfer
3m bilisen Yreiien.


for this model. The pattern is cut In
3 sizes: II, IA and 16 years. 1t re-
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for a 14-year size. Price 10c.
l94O@Ladies' Dress, consisting Of
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40, AZ and A inches bust measure. It
requires 2 1-2 yards Of 44-inch material
for the underwaist, and 3 10 yards for
the o~verdress, for a 36-inch size. The
skirt measures 3 yards at its lower
edge. Price 10c.
15O6X-State Pillow Top. The
design Is stamped ana tinted in natu.
raj colors on 17x21-inch tan ticking.
When sending in your order be sure
and mention the state pillow top
wanted. Price 25c.
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are cut low and finished with revers
facings. The closing is in coat style.
A smart collar and a peplum form at
tractive features Of this model. The
pattern is cut in Z sizes: "a, 80, 80, 40,
~, Al and 46 inches bust measure. 1t
requires 6 "a yards OF 36-inch material
for a 36-tnch size. The skirt measures
about 3 yards at its lower edge. Price
10c. =
1969-Girls' Dress, with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. Galatea,
gingham, serge, linen or percale, may
be used for this model. 1t is also good
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

for velvet, corduroy, t%affeta, mixed
suitings, cashmere or ~gabardine. The
fronts and back are cut long in panel
effect, and the waist sections are
heightened by plated portions, that
may be trimmed with the pointed tabs.
If preferred, a belt may be used as
shown in the small view. The sleeve
in wrist length has q band cuff. In
short length, a band holds the gathers
at lower edge. The pattern provides a
chemisette for high neck finish. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and
II years. Size s years requires 8 yards
of 44-inch material. Price 10c.
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sections are plated. The pattern is
cut in Z sizes: a, % %, 30, 30, "a
and Sc inches waist measure. 1t re.
quires ) IL yards of 36-inch material
for a 30-inch size. The skirt meas
ures about, 3 IL yards at the foot, with
plaits drawn out. Price Toe.
S3X-Bureau Cover. The design
is stamped on white linen, measures
17x52 inches. Price zoe.
1982-Middy Blouse for Small
Women and Misses. A popular blouse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

for sport or general wear. This style
may be finished with or without the
pockets, and with sleeves in either of
two lengths. The neck finish may be
high or rolled low, for the collar is
convertible. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: 10, IS and 20 Years. 1t requires
3 IA yards of 36-inch material for an
1S-year size. Price 10c.
2OO3-Ladies' Dress. Brown serge
was used for this style. 1t is also
nice for black or blue satin, %gabardine,
cheviot, shepherd check, chiffon cloth,
velvet and corduroy. The waist fronts
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
viii 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
n 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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