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A LIfe lInsuraneel sentence

for specializing is that you shall sell
all your uncertain stocks and enough
others to buy an annuity. which will
last you all the days Of your life so
that you will never become a burden
on your friends or a disappointment
to yourself National Life Insurance
Company OF Vermont. (Mutual.)
Earle s. Klnsley. General Agent,
Mead Building. Rutland. VT.
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Permanently Cured

On June /. 1911. Mr.. Woodland said,
II still think highly OF Doan's Kidney
Pills as the cure they effected has
been permanent. will always rec.
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills when an
opportunity Offers"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster.Mllburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-30

ice are to be feared When they be-
come common enough to be serious
conditions are revealed that call for
wise and searching treatment 1t is
not enough to repress the symptoms
of social disorder.-Springfeld Re-
publican.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
FIVE ACRES
WEST END BARGAIN. $4,000

Modern 7-room house. cement
foundation and basement. rustic
cedar log porch. furnace heated,
laundry, tubs. porcelain plumbing,
ator, wood elevator. built-in book
cases, hard finished plaster. slash
grain finish. cement walks, all Inn
provements in and paid for; 2
line; rs minutes walk to 18th and
Pacific. Terms, " cash and balance
monthly. Call and see owner. 2712
So. 14th at.
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For Sale, Real Estate
IF YOU WANT NICE BUILDING
LOTS
THESE ARE BETTER

Four fine lots, 100x130, street
graded and paid. unobstructed view
of city and bay, above grade, facing
ries, some fruit trees. also small
building on rear of lots; "a blocks
from car. IL minutes ride to postf
office. I own these lots and need
some money and II I Gan sell them
at once, 1 will take $3.50 for the
bunch. or I will sell for 1878. I
will give years time on $500 Of IL
at per cent, with privilege to pay
any time IL desired, but prefer cash
No agents need call. Phone owner.
Main 1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
Legal Notices
Receivers Sale

No. 29602-Order.
In the Superior Court of the State of
ty Of Pierce.
A. z. Smith. Plaintiff. VS.. I. Davis,
Defendant.
Now on this sth day of May. A. d.
ling on the motion of defendant for
orders and directions, touching the
sale by the receiver of the property
and effects of the co-partnership of
said parties, Smith and Davis, Messrs
Stevenson & Sorley being present on
behalf of the plaintiff, and Stallcup
& Keyes on behalf of the defendant,
and the said motion being submit
ted to the court. 1t is by the court
now
ADJUDGED AND ORDERED. that
e. G. Dorr. the receiver heretofore
appointed In the case. be and here
by Is directed to proceed and sell all
OF the property Of the said co-part,
moving picture show business. fix
lures and equipment, now In the
room at Number 1924 Pacific ave-,
where the said business Is now car
ried on; together with all right.
title and interest of the said parties
in and to the leasehold estate in
and to said real estate premises.
That said sale be made at public
t10) o'clock a. m, on the 22d day of
May, 1911, to the highest bidder for
cash; and said receiver is hereby d.
ORDERED AND DIRECTED, to
advertise said property for sale for
Ledger and in the Daily Times. pri-
or to the day of said sale.
The receiver Is further directed
to receive no bid at said sale with
|out a certified check for the sum
on one OF the banks OF the city of
Tacoma, payable to the receiver, to
be delivered to him upon making q
bid. the same to be received and held
full payment of the purchase price.
when the property is knocked off to
the highest bidder for cash: that
such checks so received by the said
receiver from all unsuccessful bid
ders shall be returned to them at
the close OF the sale. and the said
check SO advanced by the success
full bidder shall be retained by the
receiver and applied toward the pay
which the property is sold. and the
balance of the bid to be paid within
twenty-four CAD hours; that upon
failure to SO pay the balance of the
knocked off. said s5oo.oo SO receiS-
ed as aforesaid shall be forfeited
to the receiver as compensation for
liquidated damages in the premises.
ORDERED. that upon full pay
ment of the full bid. as aforesaid,
said receiver shall turn over to such
bidder the full possession of the
said property and real estate prem
fses, and report his proceedings TO
this court. 1t Is further
ORDERED, that a copy OF this
order be made a part of the said adj
lvertisement for said sale. and ac-
Done In open court this sth day
OF May, A ID. 1911.
C. M. EASTERDAy.
Under the terms of the above or
der I Will sell TO the highest bid
der, the property therein described,
commonly known as the Shell Thea.
ter; on Monday morning at 10
said theater building.
y. O. DoRR, Receiver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
BISMARCK

They are located in Tisdale
Hanks, White & Ouimettes, OuimetA
ties & Metzlers, McCoys. London
Liverpool, Central Park and South
Tacoma additions. II you want lots
mess center, I can place you with
Il lots or a whole block of 16 lotE
and give terms to suit. VIII furnish
you lumber cheap to build, SO start
your opportunity. Let me take you
out and show you. Have sold 40 lots
in the past two weeks.
I have 400 feet waterfront al
Springfield, comes right up to wharf,
For quick sale II goes for $1,000
DENNIS DWYER
ala Natl. Bank of Commerce.
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313 Natl. Bank of Commerce.
Main $50
FOR SALE OR TRADE
WE WANT

Five or six lots, with 4 or 81
room cottage, for 5-acre chicken
ranch.
Ten or Is acres close to car for
5-room cottage and lots.
Two or three acres, with some
Improvements, for fine 4-room
cottage and lots.
Large farm for $4,000 worth
of clear property. VIII pay some
cash.
Home, lots or acreage for fine
5-room bungalow, 8 lots 160-140,
lin Portland, or will sell on small
payments.
Farm with some improvements
for store buildings and stock of
groceries.
WE HAVE BUYERS. BRING IN
YOUR LIST OF PROPERTY.
DUFF & FECHTNER I
,410 California Bldg. M. $500.
I
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FoR SALE or TRADE

Equity in 5-room house and two
paved street and car line. Will
trade equity for runabout In good
condition. Call NJ. 1891.
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HERE Is A SNAP

A 5-room cottage in West Endf
electric nights; on good terms or or VIII
take " lots. See us about this
bargain at once as party Is leaving
city.
DUFF e. FECHTNER
41o California Bldg. M. s52o
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Tradel Tradel Tradel
cozY BROOM BUNGALOW, 2 LOTS $500

beay-
location w
a
built little home nicely finished inside Kitchen
Positively
quckhe first that this win
m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
For Sale or Rent

FURNITURE of 7-room house at a
bargain, lower portion Of house
pays rent for entire house. Bargain
- taken At enne. Phone Main S17s.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
WILL SELL

Almost new Groom cottage and
lots, wood house, chicken house and
yard, for $500; 5000 cash, balance
$40 per month.
LOTS
Two nice lots. all cleared and in
fruit, all fenced; good wood house;
$500, $3.50 cash, balance long time.
#. u. MCFARLAND
SIT California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
Situations Wanted-Male

YOUNG German of neat appearance
and good habits, wants position as
1anftor or porter. Handy man
around the house. Address Box ca,
bare Times.
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For Sale, Real Estate
For Sale or Trade

10 acres on Quartermaster harbor,
Vashon Island, good house. barn,
outbuildings, $500 strawberry plants,
commence picking Last this month aOhtn
rfes, raspberrfes. Will consider good
income property. Phone A 315s.
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FOR SALE-A cottage and 2 lots,
city water and lights, phone and
garden; also 2 tideland lots cheap.
Phone b 1928.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11

40 acres good land. free from
stumps, black sandy loan. Will
trade city property.
Ainsworth. $3.50. Terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11

For sale, Or. house, close in, suit
able for families; part cash and
good terms, or will trade for land
Save commission by dealing with
owner. H-2. care of Times.
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Boarders Wanted

s<>~s~~>---~~>~~~>~>-> ~>>~>>.>e>~~~~~>>>
NICELY furnished front room with
board. In private family, walking
distance. car lines. IS per week.
Phone M. 1865
NEAT rooms and good board. rea-
sonable: day boarders accormo-
dated. 4sz2 So. Washington. NJ. 4Iee.
WANTED--2 or 3 small children "a
board. 5S21 9Th ave- Good care.
BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find 4
eonysnient 70 tsicphone their
want" ads TO the Times Main 7aR.
Ind. A 11as- Times ads cost oniy
ono cent per word. 1e words cost
70 cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11

|WANTED-Lady partner in hotel
business. $3.50 cash required. good
transient trade; Colorado hotel, Main
93SS. 11l0H G sk.
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Going East

Owner must sell beautiful home,
6 rooms, bath and pantry, lights
Price $4,000. II cash, per cent dis
count. 2519 So. 18th st. NJ. 1854.
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w. A. DENNY
500 Natl. Bank OF Commerce.
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FOR SALE-On reservation,
acres or more. Will take pay II
light clearing OF land. ]. p. Berg
Box 300, City.
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Lost
Wanted-Roomers

1929 SO. E.-Private boarding house;
room and board Sc per week; close
in; home cooking.
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Tailors

q OKADA, merchant tailor. 1914 @
at. Phone A $3.50.
for men and women. All So. 18th.
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Towel Supplies

TAG. Toilet SUP. CO. 81 Com.
4 31ek. u. 166. Excellent service
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Furnished Rooms

$4,000 will rent newly furnished
front room, with use OF bath and
Kitchen; suitable for young couple
The Hyson.
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Personal

s-s~s>s-e>>~->~>~~>~>~~>~ ~~-~->-~~~>>~~~>~>
PRIZE waltz at Bay View pavilion,
Burton, May 20. Str, Starting
leaves 18th st. float. next to Munich
pal dock. 1850 D. M, stopping at Ola
Town; returning leaves Burton 2:15
a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
Transfer Companies

FIDELITY TRANSFER & STORAGE
co. Large trucks. furniture vans
and baggage Wagons. 6-day storage
free on baggage; piano hosting
freightfng and leaning. 1718 Pacific
Main 80, A 1897.
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Help Wanted-Male


WANTED-Young man to learn the
newspaper business. Apply Times
office. 76S Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11
Stove Repairing

SEE ELLIS for anything your stove
needs. repairs, coils. connection,
castings made to order from broken
or burned castings. 1913 Com. NJ
$3.50.
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Under the terms of the above Or
der. the property therein described
commonly known az the Shell Thea.
ter, on Monday morning at ID
o'clock, May ~; 1911. in front OF
1A'a 'nsa'sf n D1 q. poRR. Receiver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11

FINE furnished and single rooms
for rent at lilo So. E st. Main
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Paper Hangers
: Homeopathic Physicians

]. II. ROBB. nose. throat, lungs.
stomach. bowels. s20N Pacific av.
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED-Good, gentle, mich cow.
Phone Main 1894.
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Second hand Stores.

EVERYTHING in new and I'd hand
? goods. We buy, sell, rent, repair
ED. BENNICK, new 4 Cd hand
goods bought. sold, exchanged.
soS sss'i is 0iie Jsst Da aS 4s % hand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-11

FOR SALE-Furniture of a 3-flat
apartment house, good location;
rent $50 q month. One flat rented
monthly payments. Tacoma Furnit-
ure & Quitting Co.. 911-s13 c ST.,
Tacoma. Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
A Headache Cure.

Before succumbing to a headache caused
,, by heat 1T is well to try a few simple
home remedies that may alleviate or even
cure the pain.
Hot weather headaches are the result
OF undue pressure on the brain, and any
treatment tending to reduce this pressure
VIII bring about the desired results. PIac-
Ing the feet in a hot mustard bath is a
remedy which seldom fails in this respect
When the hot foot bath is impossible,
bot congresses may be made to serve
the same purpose. A tablespoonful OF
witch hazel and half teaspoonful Of
tincture Of benzOin I'm half pint Of water
as hot rs it can be borne. applied to the
pain, will often procure instantaneous re-
suits. At intervals place the compress
across the eyes and renew as fast as
1t becomes cold This process should last
ten minutes al least. Follow the hot ap-
plfcations with cold water containing the
same ingredients for a like space of time
A drink of q glass of hot water into
which half teaspoonful of bicarbonste
Of soda has been dissolved is another eff
ficacious remedy. This is an aid to d.
gestion, which is apt to be backward II
not altogether inactive i'm extremely hot
weather.
None of these remedies will bring relief
unless complete relaxation Is oourted dur
ing their application. All worry and
strain must be put aside. the mind must
travel along pleasant channels. and the
ache. as much possible, must be for
gotten. Self-pity. dwelling upon ills and
ailments and bemoaning their discom
forts are the surest antidotes to treat
ments taken for the cure of pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
Aids to Beauty.

Falling of the chin, or Sagging chin
muscles, is one of beauty's sureSt enc
mics. The woman with double chin
has small chance of conveying an impress
sion of freshness and youth.
One of the surest ways of correcting
this tendency is to study chin poses in
the mirror. Pull the chin up and thrust
it out, so that the disfiguring roll is elm
mated. then drop the chin on the chest,
exaggerating the fault. BY so doing a
definite idea of the value of chin eleva-
ton will be gained
With this practical demonstration in
mind, practice carrying the chin high, but
not thrust forward. Draw the muscles
taut and hold them so and develop the
pra ctice into a habit, which will soon
become a natural pose.
When drying the face or massaging it
with any kind of cream or lotion, make
the hands into a N-shaped trough by
placing the base of the palms together
putting the chin into the V and pushing
the hands gently but firmly UP each side
Of the face to the temples. Repeat this
motion at least half dozen times a
lily disappear. Never use downward mo-
tons in massaging any Of the facial
muscles, always upward. The tendency
of these muscles is to fall and down
ward pressure hastens this process.
Pushing them upward keeps the cheeks
full and prevents hollows, the certain
marks Of age, from appearing in the face.
~ about the head so that there will be
a firm pressure under the chin during the
night is a harmless and efficient aid to
the foregoing treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
SEASONABLE HINTS TO
THE HOME GARDENER

Fashion, which exercises SO powerful a
sway over mundane matters makes her
influence felt in the garden, too. One
cannot but observe that many are now
giving a welcome back to plants which
made the gardens of former generations,
If not brilliant, yet full of quiet color and
honely sweetness. OF great Importance
then were the spring and early summer
stocks. They We're SO carefully grown
as to be more like floriferous bushes
rather than mere plants. a rich mass Of
bloom. and redolent of almost overpower-
ing perfume Only occasionally do we see
them grow to perfection in an amateur
garden. and yet they are worthy of culti-
walton. The stock is one of the most
telling of plants either in a mixed gar
den or better still, massed in a large
bed. In winter the bed is neat, in spring
interesting and during May and June a
sheet of bloom. When the stocks are
over their place may be taken by asters,
reared on purpose to Zoe ready at the
time required, in order to furnish the
bed with autumn beauty. Stocks are
worthy also of being wintered in frames,
three in each pot. and moved on for in
door decoration. or planted out to flower
early. which is sometimes important.
OF the three different classes of stocks
the annual includes all the ten-week and
able for growing in pots for spring deco
ration and the biennial provides the finest
bed and border plants. Should it be
desired to have a display of these next
May a packet of seed of the best strain
must be procured and sOwn at once,
either in boxes or in the open ground.
If the latter SOW the seeds in drills very
thinly, and If dry soak the drills before
putting in the seed. 1t is simply labor
lost to water the surface of seed bed in
dry weather after the seed is sown: the
If the weather is very bright, shade the
surface until the terminating seed pushes
through the ground, and no longer.
Vases are more in fashion every year,
and they certainly help to break the mo-
notony of the newly made garden, with its
green terraces and highly colOred walks.
Set on proper pedestals, their prominence
commands observation. The chief neceS-
sity Is that they should be set with a due
regard to taste and the relation they
bear to the surroundings. Some never
things are fit and pleasing to blend with
one another. A vase Of a handsome char
acter should not be placed in a hide-and-
seek corner There must be some scope
Of well-kept lawn and beds and gravel to
render it effective, or placed in a niche Of
a grass terrace beside a spacious walk,
and filled with some interesting plants,
the whole would be in good keeping.
Handsome foliage plants show we'll in
such positions. but If Towering plants are
used one kind Is infinitely preferable to
the Roman tile style of mixture once SO
prevalent. Plants of an upright charac-
ter, however, may need to be draped with
others of dropping tendency in decorating
an object of this kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30

left the city Monday for Philadelphia.
where they expected to make ten-day
visit The remainder of the heated term
will be spent In the vicinity of New York
city, and in the fall they will set up
housekeeping in an apartment on Wash
ington Heights.
Miss Margaret Follin, soprano, and
Miss Florence Keene, contralto, were
members of house party entertained
during the week by Mrs. Walter Hilton
at her new home, on Delafield place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts, for a num-
Der of years connected with church choirs
in this city as baritone and contralto,
respectively. have recently sailed on one
of their periodical trips to Mr.. Roberts
former home in north Wales. They ex-
pect to visit several of the resorts in
England and Wales, and. If possible, to
take in the great Welsh national musical
and literary festival known as the Els
teddfod." This is four-day festival
held annually in one or other of the
Welsh towns and. on rare occasions. out
side of Wales. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
will return to Washington about the mid
die of september.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
REMOVAL SALE
OF PIANOS
Frederick Piano Company Almost
Giving Away Fine Planes Sur
prising Amount Of Piano Bust
ness for Midsummer.

Yes. we know-removal sales
are a sort of drug on the market.
People hear OF them SO much
nowadays they iail to make an
impression. But this sale is DIFF
FERENT. 1t is different because
we have an immense amount OF
pride in fitting out Our new Fred
erick building with COM
PLETE NEW STOCK OF
PIANOS. New. fresh and hand
some goods. and that pride car
ries us to the point of selling off
these splendid instrument at
prices lust as low as it takes to
sell them.
Everybody who has inquired
knows that the lowest price on a
new Knabe Piano is $500. Like
wise $500 on Chickering. Like
wise $425 on Hardman. etc
Well. every single new Knabe,
Chickering. Hartman. Ludwig,
Frederick Piano-in fact. every
new piano we have, is IN
GUIDED IN THIS CUT
PRICE SALE. Lots of fine $500
Uprights are here for $500; yes.
$3.50. Yes. even for 5000.
Then there are the used pianos
OF various makes = Hardman,
Chickering, Weber. Decker,
Bradbury, Miller, Kranich &
Bach and scores OF others, priced
as low as $Ioo to SI5o.
Now don't turn away with the
thought that they are too cheap
to be good Just come in and
see how fine these goods are.
They correspond to the grocer's
6 pounds of sugar for 25c-no
money in it. but there's a reason
for selling it.
We have sold dozens of them
since this special sale began to
people who came here skeptical
and went away delighted.
To buy your piano right now,
means not only getting the
Worlds Best in quality, but it
means saving enough money on
it to pay for much OF a child's
musical education.
What's left of the Music Rolls
at Ioc a roll.
What's left of the Square
Pianos at S. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30

At last here 10 instant relief and . lasting,
permanent remedy for sore feet. No more tired
feet. No more aching feet. No more swollen.
bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more corns No
more bunions. No more callouses. No matter
what ais your feet what under the sun yeu've
tried without getting relief. JUST Use Tiz@l
pose you ever heard of. It's the only foot
remedy ever made which acts on the principls
Of drawing out an the poisonous eSnd.tions
dies merely clog mp the pores. Tiz ciesnses
them out s1d zee eesps them clean L works right
used. Use ii week and You can forget you
ever had sore feet. There IL nothing on earth
that can compare with II. TIE il for sale NJ ell
druggist !. 25 cents per box, direct II yea
wish fre N Walter Luther Dodge & Co.. cAicsse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30

Paul E!eyden. tenor seloist OF the
Cilu1c,. .. Al S-uls, ana Mr. EIeyden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
Heavy Laces Popular.

Heavy linen laces are far ahead OF
other kinds in the race for popularity
The designers have turned to history
for ideas. and some very antique and
charming patterns are shown in Venise
lace, or in the broad bands Of Irish. BY
the way, now that Irish lace manufac-
tured in this country is called Irish.
this lovely trimming will be more in
demand than ever Formerly it had to
be made in Ireland to win any appre-
citation, though our American product
was every bit as good. Jackets. hat
crowns or brims, are being made Of 1T !;
handbags we have had for long time
but a new and pleasing idea is to COM
bine Irish and Venise in one article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
When Travelling.

When strange laundries beset one and
now and different laundresses create all
sorts Of havoc with ones prettiest under
muslins. 1t Is wise to be prepared. and, If
possible, take only the simplest under
clothes. Lace. OF course, is most apt to
break and tear. and heavy embroideries
arc the more sensible form OF trimming.
And, instead OF wearing muslin draw
ers many women are adopting those Of
isle or ribbed cotton a. solving many
problems. They take up little room in
ones bag or trunk. are quite easily laun-
dered and are frequently more durable