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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-10-11

DOWN pains so
badly that &C timea
] could not be on
my feet and IL did
not seem Sc though
1 could stand IL II
tried diff erent
medicines without
any benefit and
several doctors
told me nothing
but an operation
would do me any
good My drug
gIst told me OF
Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. ItoOk
Il with the result
that ] amnow well
and strong I GET
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-10-11

up IN the morning ct four o clock, do my
housew0Tk, then 60 70 afactory and work
Oil day, come home and get supper and
feel good. I don't know how many of
my friends I have told what Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. "--Mrs. ANNA METE EAlgO.
SO West 10th St., Peru, Ind.
Women who suffer from any such all
ments should not fall 70 try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-10-11

If You paid a Specialist $500 for
Prescription, you would not get any
thing that would give quicker relief
for Group. Colds, Catarrh, or Sore
Throat, than Vacher-Baln, which only
costs 25c. Beware Of imitations..Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

':hcrc IL no death! What seems so is
transition:
Is but :, suburb OF the life. Eiysian.
Whose portal We call Death
lie, us not doubt tina, God has a Fathers
4" u that which i dearest 10 us: lie i. SIN
loving Ina kin" nnl Ds' Mho nIt i
so Ic, us think. and task OF our dear
s"r a"f ss nad
II we viii follow the beautiful example he
sn % and !" soaa1y S astE ss N
crly kindness. In generosity, In self abnn-
IstiI.' ali mankind. and in patienea Under
sun cring, our faith in the fruition OF our
had the pieasaETf aud privilege Of an
during tho last thirty-!hrce years OF his
is can and DO ,oynsy b 5fis',ty to Lme
lie was faithful ana conscientious ia the
s,a OF s.e My dn n aSsm !o s e
and as tender and sympathetic to any one
. ~ he was unostentatioms in The dis.
irDulion OF his aims. and was generous
in his intercourse with men. he was courtiy
and rcvcrcntiai to women.
never married. Tor he You'd ha t~s'' MAIDS
AN AN IDEAL husband and fnther. '"'u'
as was said to Hermia
nut earthly happier is the rose distilled
Than that which. whitening on the Virgin
Grows. lives on. and dies, In single bless
edness." ~ e.. .gI :. : q
a,o son and brother. in his state Of single
"His home was the spot OF earth supremoly
A desror. swccter spot than all the rest"
urcd and refined taste. @'
Adisu! Dear friend. May we moot again.
s w Ssatts Tie memSrs & sha
Ab't ~ 80 s3S n. rvtN,S, mn r,.,Y> ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

,niCh r.SIt:R Entered INTO ME eteEna!'
The rr=iuenCc OF her uncle. Nil IisSl-
mad uilhauI. r:as, rranXtii Street i,c-
4...tin LIZ Pi.i.AS,NIs. wiic g. 81.
,i..,Hlalc., ~I.u uaushtc: uI Ia- .4lr VI "a "a
~ he 4-IrAsdnts
run.I.I st..Iyc luc grave IN Holly
wovi Leme,-ry THIS ,Suuua.y AZ IlsK-
NON u'CioCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

EARN ES.-Dieu. At the residence OF his
aunt. .ira. a. Il. MUOdy. 100 south P!uc
stree. Saturu-y. DECEMBER ~. IJis. AT
''"J a. ~. iouowInE "a Dri,I Illness. OF
p!.ean!onis. Wi.-LiAAi IL. B.>HNLS. inran.
s"i Ui M!. anu }. H. BaTn.-.
Gher.i 81 .SiI.li A. i'r.t..>J.,N Ut ESQ
ticth from ABOVE Residence.
a, >cH.r The Ittic cfBIuTcH to come unto
Ne shu furuid tdcn "ot. iOr ~ such IL M
h.IsuU.n OF heaven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

,ARDUNA.-Dicu. III France. october II. OF
u.ohcno- pn.uiuon:s. S..i.GI--h-. 4 ALB .-is 4
At.i.N ~ tAilsJDNA Inc InTcc ltluIT..
.!'I r.isntccDtn infantr.. RE - hursHvu u!
hIa nIlt, IraCe Jennings tdr4oA..
email GauEHt.T. sunshine jennings. his
uafehtA. Aioert Z. ana nami. Car,un Car
Nv.'G. tNo sisters ana tsO oro.uyIs.
~. VI. ~ NcI! ana .,Is. O,to ~. s.unwcilt-
i",cT. -. LIaHoDd ana tiarca =. Js.uoua.
ie DO I" enis nvc 5ta!s v!u
MIS-. =. 81 O'SEIl.
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tSuoh mhi receive Lt'prr c.arsineAuon
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

CARLEToS-ln loving remembrance of our
dear son ANA brother OSWALD CARLE-
TON, who died three months ago. Sep,cm-
ncr H. 1915. and our darling li,.ie HAZEL.
;. 1915. Z,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

tokb-iai7 Ford ;our!ni; Tor salc. good con
diiion. new tires and several extras: used
nrlNately. Can Randolph 3iiSJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

CARTER Entered into reg. saturday. De
cr.nD.r is. lsis -. "a. ~ the rc.u c.,vc
-! Eis son, Waiter as. Carer, iiza f5roun
%Nonue. fIuoMnS IS. taitfEk. IN the sew
80! -"r-t sea. ot has ass. s:N.r a lingering
!-lhtss. ne dcCc-Sru survived ~
cons. ~. ~. Carter and Edg.r =. Carer. -.
4. :. a.. n. l.. r., mo - nov. ia france.
a.=p luU. GA.gECe.a--JITs. 4. III nG.rl. ..iTS
I-aHu-. >. .'iEj -. I-t.-ips. ais
~ '-DlloIa. tiIs II.S.
luHSi-I I.cii Grace .strcct iiaptiat Church
~ % C!oCE 1GO.Nij.Nl ar t.T,.>ctJ%. la
lc!IurHt r.riu.dnuc! cemetery.
buchanan p.pcts pIcGs. COLy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

CHEVROLET. 1915 touring. absolutely per.
teci condition every particular: run l.a0U
miles. Reason. Tor selling. owner deprived
~ u use account being absent from home :;
81" cNtra equipment: also Insurance policy.
'.aIi BoGcvard isaS-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

bkADsiiAW-Died December u. A NJ
Con AID IL. BRADSHAW. infant ron vi
ar. -1u MIS-. Anurc" AZ. E.nu.naw, b.
"en,y -.c.cHtn Street
! unrss! ipIS tSudu.Ep NORSISG !.
Z" I.o,'. li.,..nlehI IA ceSMDUa.
90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Giles Il. Picot.

az stuart Circle Hospital. !. +, kOHLER,
in the ciEhty-third year OF his age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

bhAGG-Ded. her residence. "a Eorth
"'Ath atett, s:JS isst nisht. BERNIE
Sse.d-a her nusy..nd icaNes cni!-
Hfrh. Francls Louise ana ScrSca nj. Hs Jor
George A.. one u!olncT, ". H. farEt.I. Z!
MS city. AND four h,steTs-Ars. Ami. Non
heS, ~ petersburg. Na.; HiTJ. John y. CariiH.
OF NreNe. Va. SItx. !. howard Sirs.
Sarah J.. ButChef, OF TINS cay.
uncr.i services a. 81. pctcrs Church ~
j.. VI. TO.DNI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
CARDS or THANKS.
PERSONALS.


\. YOUNG MAN MISSING FROM HOME.
THE editor has received from Mrs SalIe
r. Adams. OF Danrippie. Halifax Coun-
y. Va. distressing letter stating tina,
her youngest son. Jonn II. Adams. left home
on the afternoon or Friday. November u.
and came To Richmond looking for n posi-
t m1n; and wrote a postal card home .he
Richmond. saying that he, was we'll, and
getting along all right. and suggested thu;
she not write to him until they heard
from him, again. The youth had about
500 with him when he left home and has
always been. considered good bow and
his mother is afraid that he may be Sick
II, mi some me. hospital in or near Riehmond. and
ton as to his Whereabouts. He. is de
which is sixteen years. has brownish hair
prominent front teeth. and does not talk
,urs Of The spine. and s,oops right badly,
and also imps in walking. his right leg
being several inches shorter than the LEFT.
His home life was pleasant and there IL
no, no reason for his leaving home. except
go out in the world and make money. Any
OF our readers VINO may know where the
young man Is. will confer great favor
besides being rewarded, by addressing Mrs.
Sallie. +. Adams twidow of the late Thee
4. Adams). at Danripple, Halifax County,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
IN 1;I:NIUISIA, 81.

,-rDtliaO'.--ii !o"li.s rcincm u "a nCa OF uur
Hrtr Br1ndtiothcr. "ilt:3. 3InItLAI;I.r a
fNbi%t.S'j.N, w.lO lJ.cs ,nl,..t
40 I.i'. one year
i.u.tu anu ieMcI!IDercd a !Ways
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

di.en. new tires and .ey.r,i cxtfS S9' u uSe
nrlN.s,ely. Call Randolph 3iiS-J.
elass at1gr $50 Cal! RaaGo oH Z @o7s mrs :
roRD-tof sale, Ford runabou, in hrst-
RS Ysiy a e, s.' SO c poas
Fonp-i.3r safe. Ford rear eogp.y'e w,;h
bo.ch nagneto and pFes,oIttc. C4il Ran
sbsorbe!s sou. A. il riiler, i;es Vest Vest
rUnD--liandsome new Ford coupe run
tnou, m?nrhs ShSsh as,o rGers eser;c
"-e II sod vi once. ssiiiHs account G.,ti
OF oMn.r: rhono sunday. nouley.ri 2a3G.
tYH aiI IN ,. y@gr 9rder n %S,, fer new
.-',ii"rcG. ,-'siv.rzii Motor 20 Esndoinh ISL.
Fni;p one ton trurk. 1915 model. ce-rd cab
isres on front: in Grst-ciass incchansai con
.y!ll CELL reasonable. e27 North Fourth street.
FORD t"urin. car for sale In good conLi-
ton. lic5 Oaiwood Avenue.
F9MR :n'e9@ 'S S isI chevT? as
aatinS dFn 10 ., 60 are nnS
aFe. bargains a, lie 'price Union Union Gara age
1907 Wcst Eroai.
FORD noAnsTEE. wire wheel. shock ab-
Tesnnan. A, 'tqIny ana bargain $500,
ioItD:ANmlsl$ JoRDAE YOTRINl; CAR ~
First CLASS CONDITION. WILL. SELL.
cHEAP FOR cASli BOULEVARD 325S-J.
KLINE -Four cylinder. lve-nassenger Klinr.
;, Ia -"od running "Fdc'; good ;ircs and top
Bosch GlaHnetn For Qnc', sale. win sell for
.9s5 N-tiSou .7;-J. Ill Hawthorne Avenue
G'nter fa:l.
kim: 1ht'uu.s roadster Fin" condition
SC" y iSnyd. 3-2 West Hro,d Street;
Klf$t-For sale. 1917 Kline touring: excel
lent condition throughout Phone Madison
50 ~ boulevard a, MIR Ewel
MAXWELL" 1918 model touring car. first
class condition: practically new. Cheap
for cash. :io2 Forest I'm Avenue. Wood
lari HEIGHTS rh"Uc Madison Gohs-.I
MAX W ELL ROADSTER condition.
thone EoutNard 2.i!-W.
OAkt.ASD--iols Oakland six roadster nv
"a rihcc. Cord tires GA rcsr. &. l.. Chill
do. Lnlvcrs.i Motor Co. Randolph 3SI.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

WS1NCE boy and girl went to the
HU same school for years, played,
kAj quarreled, traded apples, and
We'd with each other for class
honors. They graduated and continued
to be good friends. Suddenly the boy
developed new sentiment toward the
girl, which was different from their
childish friendship He became con-
slant visitor at her home and took her
to dances. He hotly resented her re-
ceiving attention from other men, and
wanted to monopolizc her entirely, to be
alone in her affection.
Perplcxed, the girl wondered: What
shall I do with him? / like him as al
ways have and want him as friend,
but don't want him for anything moro
and am sure never shall. can't let
him continue this sort OF attention; yet
can't hurt him BY sending him away"
The girl had the normal feminine van
ity that counts each mans favor as
merely one more tribute to her charm.
She felt instinctively she must do the
right thing by her friend even though
she couldn't accept his love; that jilting
him abruptly. or letting him 60 on TO be
finally refused, would only make a
breach between them in the end. She
held the high ideal that it is a girls
duty to strengthen the character and
support the honor of the men and boys
with whom She comes in contact.
Little by little, as delicatcly as she
could, she led the boy 10 see by her ac-
tons and manner that her interest in
him was friendliness, frank and sincere,
but nothing deeper; that she chose TO
have other men friends beside him, and
that she wished unselhshly that he cult
vate other feminine associates.
m tune the would-be sutton came to
follow her lead because she said and
did nothing to hurt his sclf-respect or
leave sting.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

only, as is now the case in many sec
tons
1t must be remembered, too, that the
value of sweet potatoes as feed for live
stock is not yet generally understood
Three to four bushels are the equiva-
lent Of bushcl Of corn for hogs, and in
connection with rich concentrates the
potatoes arc good feed for cattle
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08
ROOF GAF
On URELY you can have
lE1 the clouds aud tran
R6l cherries city roof

N1 the clouds and tram
hSl cherries city roof |
Of green things gro|
Have the boxes Of any 81
and al least six inches deer
holes bored in the bottom 4
Paint them dark green AMI
chairs and other furniture
will carry out the effect of
Plants confined in Dor IS!
soil than those whose re 4
in a garden. An ideal aoill
sist OF two parts good gardd
parts leaf mold and one pail
manure. well mixed toget'I
live near the country take !
tho woods. scrape away iii
dig up the top layer CT y
Garth. This leaf mold y
loose and moist and q r.
baking, Ii You can not @
manure, go to a setAl
package OF plant fooS ~
ing TO directions.
AS 10 what 10 plant, y
flower in a box that y ES
den il you give it ro'
as a general thing il / 40
100 many rod and Yell III
roof garden, as. they s 5
all means plant vines
on strings. The new s
glorlcs are very pr, 8
vine, moonflowcr for '
nasturtinms for the i
Place the boxes conta
The vines will not shaGe I ~
crs from the morning 81 Is
an advantage ii they isc IS
afternoon sun. :
Some flowers which
from seed arc astcrs, y E
blue, which will furnish
table; annual larkspur Rs
plumes; mignoncttc 20
scablosa for cutting sS
get good colors. You m IS
Of shirley peoples with IS
a background.
By all means plant SIS
afhnis if you intend to
den at night. This is n s
attractive plant by day.
unfolds its pure white Il, s
sweet perfume. These '
to a height Of Is inch 81
should be grouped near @
boxes. At the front ed M
candytuft, petunias, q '
and verbenas, which wi
over the edges Of the b W
II you prefer to bue
from the florist, gcfE
fuschias and hcliotropc
can be easily grown. YouS
a trailing vine, vinca varies
is very pretty.
Be sure and have pic,i'
flowers, as they harmonic
colors, arc pretty for cutting
mp at night when darker He, Il
den 'lle
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

kfA DUNG girls shout, 4
lH& of their mother \
@zM helping hand \,
possible. DO not 4
mother is smart and go,
work chccrfully that she c
tired. DO not clothe your
dcred garments and Nilc Il
basket on a washing day
lifting a finger 10 help "
as well as not. DO not II
clcvating or gcntceI to wo
house. This is a great nj
is degrading for you, IL &C.
your mother. If you can n,
washing or ironing tIlcr,
lighter things which you
many Steps which you can \
which will help her very m,
wait for her 10 insist an VI
for II viii make her very HI
yonr thoughtful. voluntary
alter years YOU will have i'll
upon with pleasure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

ES.1l H1LDREN who gather wild flow
K8 ers should be taught that they
lA9g must not put them in the mouth
The buttcrcup, which is harm
less enough 10 handle. contains an acid
poison that will produce sore mouth
and taken into tho stomach worse effects
might result II also contains mar
cotic principle, ancmonin, which has The
property Of diminishing tho respiration
and heart action.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

[ENl Sc this pleasant substitute for tho
EWE disagrccablc smelling moth ball
uessA which can be made by mixing
together ono ounce each Of
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, mace, cara
way seeds and toquin beans, and six
ounces OF powdered orris root. The
mixture should I've put into small bags
and bags laid among the clothing. They
VIII impart pleasant perfume and will
prove an excellent moth preventive.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08
aN OSPITALlTY whether IN timaof
4 war or in time Of peace is H.
sns ways an art; both a fine art AID

UH war or in time Of peace is H.
ezs8 ways an art; both fine art aid
a useful one as we'll. But H.
artistic possibilities OF giving tho sla,
hand and the make Yourself at. home
smile are oven greater and more apprc.i
cable when the whole social system /,
rather strained. And that's exactly villa,
hanpcns when nation is at war How.
ever. real horitality is never affected bl,
circumstances for its expression.
But the trouble is we arc getting far
Their and farther away from a right idea
OF what constitutes true hospitality. Did
you ever call on some one who was so
pnnetilious concerning your comfort
that her very interest Gnallv "cot OF
your nerves" She fused aud fumcd
SO much about triiles that she totally
forgot to he ordinarily pleasant. And
The very worst part of il all was the
realization that Your presence meant
extra preparation all around
What OH earth is 10 become OF such
hospitality under the rigid economy Gu
forced by war; 1t seems very likely
that this sort Of hospitality is TO go OH
the map entirely. And that's a blessing,
really The times demand that we do
away with most Of our unnecessary fol
blcs, and get at tho crux Of things. Get
hng at the crux OF things is incidental
with coming nearer to big facts and big
truths. One OF the big truths that many
a hostess has yet 10 learn is this: To
be really successful as a hostess one
must project ones personality and not
ones possessions. Now wouldn't YOU
rather have cup Of tea and bite of
cake with Helen than 10 have the most
elaborate dinner with Marjoryl Why
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

r. HY ONT forget when you come in
aDI tired and lie down to rest weary
9a1D limbs that you must rest your
weary eyes, too. Do not lust
look over the newspaper while you rest
yourself Close your eyes aud determine
10 rest absolutely for time then sit mp
and read il you will and you will feel
less fatigue than if you had been over
working these tired little organs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

iE1N UFFERERS from casual indges-
lk0g ton will often find relief from
kazg allowing charcoal tablet 10
slowly disso.c in The mouth. II
after heavy dinner pinch of salt is
placed on the tongue and kept there I'm
I'll 1t is entirely dissolved no discomforts
will be felt from overcating.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

6aS ABY'S bath is very essential to
HbT its health and should be proper
Ed ly given The temperature Of
the room should be 20 degrees
and the temperature Of the bath about
90 degrees during the first three mouths
OF the little ones life Among the var-
ous causes for crossness Of children arc
some very common ones, such as hun
ger or thirst, improper sleep. ovcrcating,
uncomfortable clothing and the PERM
cious feeding with sweets
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08
WAR TINY HOSP.
These Are Tines to
selves PLEASANT II
Way(Pos8ib.

Well, for Or.
worlds a u
whereas when
AIarjory lik ~
inentlouS re '~|
ovcr-cntcrt;
What dot W
10 after all W
leaves her @ "
Does it mean y
there is plain L 4
stead of a new | |
YOUR hostess cXpl /
Smile that the |
wrong? II dc /
though. II tho 81 |
cccls in spelling
Granted. it ]
frat Of all to I
our guest, and
way Of extending
arc admouishcd
down." to do wit,
ct cetcra, why not
porinnity to prof,
bit more when we
the first Indies of
tcrtaine,l Al Il lun,
was Of Il decided
And never was
hostess than she /
occasion.
Hospitality is a
aud upon real no
many n friendship
ccssful hostess?
fricnis--and wl,a.
thcn2 Would W
tcrcsting5 We'll.
Yourself than Of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

fRSEl ONE apologies arc absolutely
10 necessary, but to contract The
~ spologizing habit is fatal The
hostess who is continually apol-
ogizing to her guests implies that they
we're not important or valuable enough
to her for her to put forth the effort
which would have made the apology I'M
necessary. The woman who p,ust be
continually apologizing for her clothes
and her appearance, is sclf-aocused
and sclf-oonvicted sloven The person
who finds II necessary to apologize for
the value Of the gifts proffered to 9th
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

IESTl AID your ironing board on both
Il al sides and cover with snugy
0l fitting case of strong muslin open
1t The large end Slip il over all
and tack tightly TO the board Use one
side for white articles and the other for
c"inr"d garments thai plight possibly soil
the case from heat OF the iron setting
the colors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

crs. minlnilzes the value
recipient and herself. {
gizcf Put forth a little {
time. and II will not he
tho habit Of making tho
place the habit Of malsu
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

lgNS 0NSTANT use of hard water is
kWf fatal to the good appearance of
lse-=el the hngernails. This is one of
the drawbacks to a filter plant /;
the. alum used is hard on the skin and
makes nails brittle. Nails that break
easily must be given course of treat
ments with olive oil. 1t should be
rubbed into the finger tips each night.
Massage well and occasionally give the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-08

lES n OlNlNC the seams OF garments,
IT'D H either when hasting or when do
lA.49I ing final stitching BY hand or by
machine, require. holding The
bias. edge Of thc material on top Of the
straight cdge--that is. nearest YOU In
that way you will avoid stretching the
bias edge unduly. While drcssmaking
have board and iron ready for press
ing seams, hens and turned down edges.
DO moi wait until the garment is finished
50 that you may do the whole al once.
Better results follow when YOU press
cacli small part Of the work as you 90
on. Press open every seam and over
cast or bind it. The finish will be more
accurate and more professional"