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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

ACCOUNTANT. expert, broad exp. seeks en-
gagements Of indus. and financial organiza-
tions; costs, periodical statements, Interim
exams. clients books kept NJ 400, Led. on
ACCOUNTANT, exp. desires position with re-
liable house, reference. c iS5, Ledger Office
6S az dadtGr C. 5 tcdaeF PsF teTan Mn' posi-
B9okkpEPl2R or agdltor-A graduate OF
position Address r. n. NJ. 225 South 3d st.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced ao-
countant and capable Office manager. wishes
responsible posltlon can furnish heavy bond
II required. D 10. Ledger Office.
BooKKEEPER, thoroughly exp. Will audit
accounts, open, close and :, write up books, day
BOoKKEEPER. 10 years. experience, desires
position with reliable hrm. 112 Ledger on.
BooKKBnPER wants work evenings charges
CHAUFFEUR wants position to drive Ford,
private family; rst-clRss reference; make
himself useful d 103. Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR. careful drive, and mechanic;
best ref; go anywhere. II GA, Ledger Cen.
CHAUFFEUR, married., all round man, 10 yrs,
With present employer, D l15. Ledger onlee.
GARDENER Swiss charge country place; re-
Frank. 1921 Paramount ave.
MAN AND WIFE. white. wish situations; butt
Ter and houseman wife. cook: do entire work
Of small family; references. d 116. Ledger
MANAGER--Ale business man desires POSI-
ton as oHlce manager; vast exp; Best or
IeLsIdICbs II Oto. Ieubtr CeuEdl.
SALESMAN, having wide experience, desires
position with reputable manufacturing or
mercantile concern. travelling local; thor
oughly educated and Of excel. appear; high
ref. as to char abn etc. r 657. Led, Cent.
SECRETARY - Thoroughly educated young
man, 25 familiar with modern business
executive experience, desires position with
some future; sal. secondary, f 1853. Led Cent.
sTENoGRAPHER-Youn man 80, industrious
and efficient. at present with public service
corporation, wishes to enter mercantile busi-
ness offering good prospects OF gaining full
knowledge OF business. II 743. Led. Cent.
TUTOR-French tutor, college education. ae-
slres position In private school, private les
sons given. d 80. Ledger office.
WATCHMAN Wanted. position; can furnish
bond, also references. 6i5. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. 2b, with executive experience,
thoroughly familiar with all lines OF office
work. finances, credits. collections. business
sition: salary secondary. # 651. Led. Cent
YOUNG MAN. 25 desires position with cen
Germ where services will be appreciated; six
counting, + 1856. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. %, clerical experience. stenog-
rapher. evening law student and notary pub
estate Arm; ref. F 7i2. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. 2i, high school graduate 0
years clerical experience. desires position
inside or out; reference. r 2i3 Led. Cent.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE 25. wants to
learn business; Industrial preferred; business
experience; references n53, Ledger Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

SKIPPACK, PA.-Best accommodations and
board on country farm; 20 miles above Phila-,
along Sltppack Creek: cows; rates IS, S0
81; trolley at entrance w. H. zieEler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

Senshore

GERM NTowN THE shippen), Wayne and
Hanabury; frst class In appointments and
service,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN. 1B1O-Excellent apts. In
different houses; some iurn,; Mtchenettes.
18TH, ST. 200-Two or three rooms, bath and
ktchcnette, also rooms and BATH can be
rented separate or together. furnished or un-
furnished; short or long term lease
252-254 SOUTH 17TH ST,-Physicinn's ofhcesI
also apartments single or en- suite; fur
nished or unturnlBhed: with or without pri-
vate bath: board optional. Apply 252 South
1Tth at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

London Opinion.
MY wife tells me, Jane, that after
10 last night you had soldier in here
to supper, and that he finished the
cold roast which we were to have for
lunch today"
well, IL 1 didl You can't expect
me to go cookln 'ot meals for any
soldier at that time of nightr'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

OCEAN CITY, N. j.. Hotel Henry-Home COM
forts, bountiful table; 50 up: board and room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
Absolutely Honest

His yo4f maid irgslHQFtaY
'srr14tao4lhy1 way. efta s
hsr - kas IS l4s az.aa Eos
ksls AApFsss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

BOARD for men; furn. room together, sen
arate beds; PRIV, family; near A3d and York;
$3.50. Phone Diamond 2fii w.
SPRUCEIYN-305 s. 4ist st. Miss s. NJ.
HANLEY, formerly Of Chestnut st.
oVERBROOK-6O63 Drexei road: boarding,
tennis, awning pool. Phone overlook 2003.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
ROOMS FOR RENT


JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely ho located In n few minutes
hy examining the photographs and detcrip-
tions OF rooms with and without board which
Central An interior photoEraph aud an-
swers TO every question YOU would ask Il
here 20 you can decide intclligentlyi free
seryice test Il.
BALTIMORE AVE, 51i1--2 communicating 2d-
story front roomsj southern exposurei mex
TO bath. Woodland 42Ia ".
CHESTNUT, iso4--Large and small attraotiyoly
furn, rooms, single or en- suite, Locust i3l.
GREEN. 1922 large rooms; running water;
gas range; completely furn.i hkpg; also par,
PINE, S0O-tdeal bachelor quarters. furnished
com. a, reduced rates to permanent tenant
SPRUCE 81. iii5-2d-noor front; beautifully
furnishedi running water cleo light, phone,
sPRUCu PARLIAMENTARY furn. suite, two
rooms and priy, bath telephone; gentlemen,
WALNUT, 1i20-Now. two rooms and bath,
second floor moderate rent. Apply Harry
Hozhauer 1920 Walnut St
10TH, NJ, la9s-several lerge unfurn rooms,
private famlly Reasonable. Poplar 4Al
10TH ST, N, lIS2-Large. cool 2d-noor rooma.
furnished unfurnished; private family. Phone
Diamond 54ei W.
Path, N, i7ts-LArge, comfortable room, fur
niBhed or unfuFnished convenient TO cars,
Diamond S9If a. Photo nj Ledger central.
H2d and Sansom-burnlshed
WEST BRANCH rooms; men only; meals;
Y. NJ. c. A. shower baths; near l.; all the
comforts OF home Phone Bel.
mont A6st. Key, West $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

Now. Booking for Late Summer and Fall
Occupancy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
APARTMENT HOTELS

Comfort without ExtrNvaEancS
THE MAJESTIC APARTMENT HOTEL
BROAD STREET AND GIRARD AVENUE
Under New Ownership.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
BROAD AND DAUPHIN, SITS. Is. p. oOr.l-
Ant with rms. and 2 baths; maids rm.
/ apt, rms. and bath. Apply lahltoI.
DIAMOND, 2112-3 rms, bath. kitchen hot
water heat; ref; I'd hoor, so; rms; pam M
Kitchen: all cor. rms. $35. Diamond 1913 w.
POPLAR, 1522-Attractive housekeeping apts..
3 and rooms, bath kitchenettei modern
conveniences. Apply 1O0i Land Title Bldg.
1T n. 10TH ST., bedrooms. bath. living and and
dining room kitchenette unfurn,; ight -FOUR
sides: attractive. n. w olhausen, 1905 Arch,
N u. COR. 10TH AND MASTER
suitesi room. private bath; 800 up.
West philadelphia
THE GIRYIN. 35lO Hamilton st.-8 rooms and
baths; 2 bedrooms; second floor private porch;
$45. Phone Preston 1910, or tanltor.
Sa6 50-55TH, s., l520-3s tnear Chester ave }
Modern In every respect. Apply Janitor, on
premises. Phone Filbert 4463.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
sAIEs-RENTs-
873 Drsxel dg.-Albrecht-214 w, Lehigh
Logan
LOGAN REAL ESTATE
SALE RENT AND EXCHANGE
II. Nj. Smith. Broad ct. OPP. Logan Station.
NEW JERSEY
Haddon Heights. N. ,.
LIPPfNcoTT LOTS. AMI. HOMES
HADDoN HEIGHTs. N. J.
National Park. N. j.
nIrNGAI.oWs. 500 cash, $40 monthly: lots 25
.is0: near trolley; oonv. 70 river; National
PARK Get on Red Bank ave-, see agent with
badge Greater New Jersey Co. SO 8. 10Th,
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
t0T ACRES. 10000; handy TO West Chester
and Main Line, Penna NJ. ,,,..,.. p.
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
OIT1
57fTNJ yI5TTR HOME by monthly payments OF
from ~ SlI1r,b ibb rom sisO0 10 s625O Merchants
Union Trust Co, Tl5-Ti0 Chestnut st.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS
NEALIs eio SOUTH 18TH.
go6 & 12th 10 rooms, all eqnNs. -,...... Wy
dyy3tF civpress, IL rooms. AL cows. ...... ~
2isAs c4.hs9isi99it asis 9th ana Faifaeln IL sohvs IS
1850 ~ Warnock Qsth 4 MASTER ". eas ~
1881 did,aa1 u. fiash and Lombardl. lr.. ~
AA1an IN sloan "a (40th q Lancaster aye.l, Or ~
l9s Eaes i.eo ~, SGit6 ana iSsnst5 Z rooms 10
i7ss n. Alder Q1th and MASTER, . roona..
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC,
---,,,--I PTTT,DING ANNUAL RENTALS
'F fFsFIa,,ad ioor 500, $780, sin, rmsi $50 SO
suites rms, ls5 s5e2 iibSS ga sz59 f5s55 f5ss5
2tste- aiiItes , Il 10 rEna,, 5000 10 slbio.
nfIIs 10. WILLIAMs, $50 pre1el ballelns
nsak RsoEa
0TsK ROOM free use os phone Perry aias.i
afses always open. y 2l6. Ledger Central
WEST PHILADELPHIA
+ oCusT. sT22-ts rooms, an conysRieneesi
800 "a ID. OF p. large yard neHlY 4ene
%. Key at 5i2o. Means sAe seusA i-''
street
MoRTdAdEs
MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
$500 $1,000 5000
$500 $1,000 $4,000
- II HOOD. Bla NoRRls sF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

3STlt, s.. 1Os-Hnndsomcly furnished rooms:
excellent table; private family phone.
40rH. N. 80 - Delightful vacancies, porch.
lawn; cNceptal table; near L, Barring 2O9s w.
posure modern convenlencea: private family;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
BOARDING

BROAD g., TO (The Graham)-Cooi attract
iyey fur, rms all conv.; table board 81 up,
JEHIGH. w. i8i3-1B-Beau,itui rooms. with
board; new management. Phone Tioga 1921.
PARK, N, 2t25-Newly furnished single rms,
for gentlemen with board; rates very reason
able. Phone Diamond B2lS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

s4n Help Wanted and Situations Wanted
sdasftslhD inserted IN the Daily Public Ledger
= rspedisd IN the EUsHinD Ledger the same
d1g glfhout additional charged
COOK and downstairs work. priest's house.
Suburbs. Meet employer, Room 2BO. Ledger
ulaee. Mednesday. 10 a. M
COOK, good, Protestant, for general house
Fers two In family: best references. ID ll0,
laessr Office
plcrAPHoNE operator wanted. excellent op-
poftanity for thoroughly experienced Oper-
eof- Apply Application Ofhco. Victor Talk
Us Machine Co., Delaware ave. and Market
~ Camden, N. j.
GIRL white. good. for plain cooking and
lesnatairs work. Apply 5180 Newhall st.,
ysrmAntown. Phone Germantown 3i44 d.
0ifL 70 do iiling and general office work; state
VI experience and salary expected. d 11S.
Leeger Office.
agRERNEss. North German, to take care OF
We girls, z and 9 years; good wages; refer
s.ess required. Call. to 12, 1926 n. 10th
AqesEWoRK. Swedish preferred: good cook,
snstails work: small family. suburbs.
hoon 30 Ledger Ofhce.
AAplEs and girls for easy embroidery home
-elA e2s Federal St, Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
MILLINBRs

s.Aed Brothers require thoroughly experi-
80 miiliners. Apply, $3.50 to 1890 Tues.
- wednesday. Employment Bureau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

57iTSJ yI5TTR HOME BY monthly payments Of
~, f1T 10 $50: houses located N. Phila. and
Nm & worth from $500 to s6250. Merchants
Union Trust Co, Tl5-TiD Chestnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

W0Lthh.I,On August. l4 l0l5, CATH
AkINEl widow OF George Wolfer. in her sgd
ne sacred Heart, are invited to attend fu-
2 neral on, Wednesday, AT a. M, from her
eehuylkill, High Mass at st, Bridget's
4 Church at 0:30 a, M. Interment at ST
Mary'E Cemetery, Roxborough.
WpRTz-At baltimore. Md, on August Is,
1915, ANNA p, wife of John Wurtz and
daushter OF Louisa and the late William
Hermann. Due notice OF the funeral will
be given, from the residence OF her brother.
in.iaw, John Konrad. 2344 Mascher ST.. Phila-
dilphla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

PINE 5p11.-Largo front room, for 2. furn,
with board; private family. Belmont 1928 d.
SPRUCE. 102s-sO-2d-noor room, southern ex-
posuro; choice table board, Walnut 1855 w.
sPRUCn i22I-26 (Brismonde)-Furn, rooms:
single, on suite private bathsi table board.
WALNUT, 4H3i-2d floor rooms with board;
near u southern exposure; refs. exchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
ovg1cEs. BUsINEss ROOMS. ETC.
MoRTaAaEs

MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
$500 $1,000 $500
$500 $1,000 $4,000
- Il HOOD. sa2 NokRls S.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

waitress, exp. wishes po-
sition at once. NJ G2i, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

TAN Heip Wanted ony sgg,,so.. 1Uo.,sd
advcrtisino inserted N the Ddfiv Pablo Lsdgey
- sepsgtcd tn The EUentn0 Ledger the same
Gak iotthoRt additional cHdr6c.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLAS, 1925 cambridge. has competent
buffers couples cooks. Mattresses, chamber
maids laundresses, French, German parlor,
and ladies' maids. nurses, etc. Wanted.
couple chauffeur and cook German child
nurse and houssmaid. Phone Locust 2l30
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-17

THE GIRYIN. 35lO Hamilton st.-6 rooms and
baths; bedrooms second floor private porch;
$45 Phone Preston 5270, or janltor.
S98, 5O-55TH, s., 152O-3s (near Chester 'ave,)-
Modern in every respect. Apply tanitor, on
premises. Phone Filbert 4453.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
LATEST FASHION NOTES
 from the FASHION CENTRES

ABLY as it is, there are all sorts of rumors abroad as to how the
 coming season is to be met and what will and will not be worn. To the average woman, most of these are lacking in interest just now, since the present is the pressing need and we have had such a remarkably cool season that summer seems only be- ginning Nevertheless, the tendency toward the use of embroidery, both with thread and with beads is worthy of mention. There are long hours of leisure ahead at the summer resorts and piazza work will be in demand The very latest costumes that have been imported show embroiderics used in most interesting ways and great many trimmings of net and chiffon embroidered with beads to 1rake both tandiD~s and edges and since the heads can be applied over any design intended for braid or for simple en- troidery. it is quite easy to do the work ourselves and the hint may therefore be worth bearing in mind An exceedingly smart costume that gives hint of the future is made with skirt of tafeta and yoke of chiffon cloth, and over the connecting seams Is embroidery of big, flat conventional nouerc and leaves oye~tt+oI ep+ireIx, in long and short stitch n chenille threads. An exceedingly handsome blue taffeta costume that has recently been imported shows the jacket fronts and the sleeves embroidered with iridcscent beads and these bead em- broideries and bead trimmings unques- tionably will make a feature of the late summer and of the autumn. Not alone small beads, but combinations of small beads with bigger beads are shown and in fact beads used in every way to give attractive results.
 The tendency toward using up- hols;ery materials for sports coats and sports costumes seems ever to bring fresh developments. The latest is to be found in skirts made of genuine awning cloth and incongruous as that at first thought appears, the result has many advantages. The material is durable and it can be found in quiet and most attractive colOrings and 1t will withstand the hardest usage and worn with a white blouse and severe belt of leather, it has certain smart ness of its own.
 The lowered cretonncs have be .a mentioned in earlier letters. One of the newer materials is lowered linen which is even handsomer for the pur- pose and is constantly growing in favor. As a matter of course, coats of such ma
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12

THE late summer IS extremely apt
 to bring a demand for new cos
 tunes and shrewd women are always on the outlook for designs that can be carried over to the coming season. Here are some new models that will be found perfectly satisfac- tory. They arc admirable in cut and in style and they show the very latest developments of fashion. College women will perhaps be especially inter- ested. since August is the month during which they are sure to be making ready for the return to the winters frocks are wanted for one purpose or for another, these designs will be found satisfactory.
 The Empire dress at the extreme left is designed for young girls and for the small women of girlish figures. It is a very charming model with the very latest features found in the bell shaped sleeves and under sleeves and in the yoke and girdle that stands away from the figure to give a sugges- tion of the bolero idea In the picture, 1t is made of lowered taffeta. but the design is quite appropriate for any material that Is thin enough and soft enough to be gathered successfully and there are numberless silks, voiles and eottons that supply that need. Wool voile and etamine are to be worn throughout the autumn-either one would be pretty made in this way, while taffeta also is charming.
 The gown with the scalloped edges gives evidence of that favorite trim ming and also of the favor in which the circular ilounoe is being held. Seal lops bound with braid or with bias strips of material arc exceedingly smart and will continue to be so and the circular skirt with the circular fiounce is one of the latest and best liked models. The bodice is made with the slightly raised waistline and with a circular pcplun that gives be- coming flare over the hips. There is a plain JininS or body portion to which the sleeve arc attached and the over blouse is E ale sleeveless with the arm hole edges bound. As will readily hc seen. two materials can be used as well as one and Il something thinner is liked. it would Dc pretty to make the sleeves of net. chidgR or voile while the oVcrbcdicc and the skirt are of silk or Of Cr5pe. Onc-piece gowns or those with the bodice and skirt joined by means of a belt are to make im- portant features of the latest fashions. The two ren aiming women's figures show new and interesting designs. The Lelred gown Is made with a plaited skirt joined to d perfectly loose blouse and this blouse is held in place by means of the telt.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12

on over the head. Here. the material is white salatea with plaid gingham and the plaids of the season are show ing such lovely colors that the combina- lion is an especially attractive one, but children are wearing a great many dii- fcrent materials this season and simple as this design is, it allows of generous variation. Color with white, either blue or rose color or the fashionable buff, would be charming or striped ma tcrial could be used in place of the plaid or plaid or check could be used for the blouse with plain color for the skirt and trimming.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12

terials belong to the younger con tincent. but they undoubtedly make q certain picturesque effect over white costumes. One of the prcttiest that has appeared is made of linen in a pompadour design in hip length very full and faring and is finished with black velvet belt and velvet collar and cuffs.
 Women who are real lovers of the sea and it's exercise are accepting the swimming costumes of glove silk with more or less enthusiasm. They are exceedingly light in weight and they allow perfect freedom for action and they really are ideal As matter of course, they are designed to be worn in the water, not when lolling on the beach. and arc admirable for their own use. With them are shown ex- ceedingly attractive and graceful wraps or coats of striIed ratine with collars and cuffs in plain color and of various lengths that are practical and at tractive and altogether to be desired. The material is utterly unharmed by the water and they can be slipped on and off with the greatest ease. Tnc contrast between the swimmin- cos tune with it's perfect scverit1 and simplicity, even when combined TiJ'r handsome materials and with well fitting hosiery and shoes. and tho elaborate costume that one can never think of beyond the line of the foam, is indeed d marked one, but contrasts go a long way toward making up tho picturesque feature of life and there is no need to cavil thereat. he woman who appeared at q fashionable summer resort wearing an ideal sport ing costume and was followed by 2 porter bearing all the correct golf sticks and equipment, creating ;.n impression of a genuine lover Of spoI and who appeared upon the beacn the next morning in an elaborate faf- ieta suit with farlng ruitied skirt ana much bctrimmed, while she ran up and down the hard sand knocking a golf ball about is not without her prototypes The picture is a real one. however absurd it may seem.
 Since the appearance of glove silk or Jersey silk in the piece to tc pur- chased by the yard, it has been pu: to a variety of uses A new and an interesting one is the making of simple Houses, plain. quite untrimmed. of the sort that can be worn with the collar buttoned up closely or rolled open, and among the output is to b. |'und Il variety of colors- American Beauty red. soldiers blue and violet with facings of white being favorites.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12

especially desirable. The uiddy blouse is made with the regulation orening and drawn on over the head When 1t is belted, there are openings cut in the blouse. the edges of which are bound to make them strong and the belt Is slipped through these openings, but the garment can of course be finished without the belt and bc allowed 10 hang straight and free. Galatea is good material for such d garment.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12

' HERE is one of the smartcst little TT frocks that can be found. yet
 1t Is absolutely a simple and practical one. for the blouse and skirt each are finished with belt and the two arc buttoned together. As a re- suit, they are easily separated when cleansing is required and the two gar mcnts are of course easier to handle than an entire frock would be. IL IS a very easy garment to make, too, for the blouse is cut with the Japanese sleeves and with little opening at the front that allows of its being drawn
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
TRULY is the summer the youn

TRULY is the summer the young
 folks own season. It means
 many happy hours, freedom from school and altogether time of relaxation and of pleasure. In the group are shown attractive costumes that will fill their various needs. There are rompers in which the smaller chill dren will be perfectly happy and there is dainty frock that the little girls will like to wear for lawn parties and the like with charming bolero cos tune for the older sisters that is adapted to almost any afternoon function. The little girls dress S624 is one of the simplest and most charm ing that could be devised. It is made with a straight skirt of flouncing and with very pretty shirred girdle with shoulder straps of ribbon and is worn over plain separate guimpc. It is dainty. 1t is attractive. dressy in effect. yet is absolutely simple and child-like II can De made Wltn nlSn neck ana with long sleeves, but few mothers will care for that finish during the warm weather season.
 1Ee rOnpers are new ones. are closed +9ht down the front and consequently a,v easy for the child to adjust The fall at the back is attached to the belt and so is easily buttoncd into place. l here is a separate shield that can be worn or omitted as liked and the sleeves can De made longer or shorter. In one view. the boomers are drawn in by means of elastic at the knees and in the other, they arc left free and each finish is quite correct. Galatca, ginghanis ard simple linens arc the materials that are most used for rompcrs and on the figure. blue and white striped galatea is trimmed with white For the 4 year size will be needed } 314 yds. of material 2 in. wide. 212 yds 3o. I7S yds. with SS yd. 27 for the trimming.