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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-24

Dodge Panel Truck. every now and
then we are fortunate enough to have
enc III th~se popular light delivery
pleteIy overhauied in our shop. Has
been reprinted and will give the same
service as new Pfice 500
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Dodge Brothers coupe. this IS a two
passenger model mounted on q 1920
chs ssis. Has been run very little. up.
holstered in tan, cordory. brand new
Slvertone cord tires. Many other K
tras. Price $1,000
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SITUATION WANTED

POSITION WANTED - Stenographer: /
high school education. years ex-
perience. Write Bio. care Times. Ham
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FOR SALE = BY owner
bungalow opposite park
hardwood, fireplace, sunpar-
Tor, 2 bedrooms, built-in fea-
lures, newly decorated and
painted, garage, street as
sessment paid in full, bar
gain at only $1,000. Terms
This is a snap. Phone Ham
mond 81. s22''
good farm land $500 CASH 1r terms
For full description call 443 Pine ST
Hammond. 6-23-3
FOR SALE-Beautifu wooded lots. Ce-
dar Lake. Ind. 500 feet west of de-
pot: a summer cottage on these lots
Will pay 20 to 35 per cent on your IN
S xesstment. Sold on 70 per cent cash:
SalarSe $40 per dg month agent on tie
Jacobson. Cedar Lake, Ind 6-23-3
FOR SALE-Equity in three lots in
haywood Addition or will build on
them and sell at cost Easy, terms
look this up. Write AIS care Times
Hammond. 6-23-2
CEDAR LAKE-GoIng fast those
ce ehgi'9 Lots IN The 3eusiy E, wilson
new grocery. south OF Lassens. 6-23-2
FOR SAILS room residence, we'll
built and In fine condition Second
story rented for $4,000 per month; price
hardwood trim and finish. $4,000: $1,000
cash. room cottage, ? lots 1850; $3.50
cash J 6 Blackburn Co. 16l state st
ROOMTNC5 HOUSE FOR SALE-Com-
pletely furnished. Income yield of
500 month can be increased Com
fortawle quarters for owner consisting
Of four rooms and bath. Twenty-Five
rooms in all Fine proposition for car
penter or handy man Lot 57xl35.
Streets front and rear. Fine trees and
chase price $500 VIII consider well
located property in trade. Phone Ham
FOR SALOONS roominE house with
p rooms, living apartment ana 1ur-
niture. For sale cheap to quick buy
er. Apply 614 Oakley ave. Ham. 6-23-7
FOR SAILS room house bed rooms
fine condition. Lawn and poultry
ward. $3.50 cash. Phone Hammond
sI2-J 6-232
FOR sALE-i8 room rooming house;
Will take good car as first payment.
Leaving town July 1st. P. O Box 45S
Hammond 6-23-3
FOR sALE-House. rooms. bath. re-
room for fuel. This house has hot wa
ter heat garage rear of lot Acct.
OF leaving city am not wanting 70 rent
this property. Price for quick sale:
$4,000 Terms Also for sale used
washer and vacuum cleaner Phone
1920 or call 1854 Calumet ave. Hem.
mond b-z9-S
FOR SALE-Seven room. FIVE acres of
ground on Ridge Road near Calumet
Phone Hammond 22sS. 6-25-3
FOR SAIF@WiN sacrifice my equity
in a modern room bungalow on
tie south side, near car line, for 500
cash balance $40 monthly Including
interest 10 q responsible party. LeaN-
Ing CITY and must sell at once. Phone
1912 Hammond between s and 8, 6-23
FOR RENT-2o acres of good hay land;
acres of good soil for mtllet- al
G. Postoma. phone 32-R Highland. 6-24
FOR SAILS room bungalow south
side. modern. Apply 1914 Van Buren,
st. Hammond. 80
FOR SALT room 2 story. frame.
modern house cement foundation.
furnace heat electric lights. Ideally
located in whiting Terms reasonable
Address b. J. Care Times, liam. 49,
F0R SALE-I20 acre farm on stone
road near St John. Price $3.50 per
acre. room modern bungalow. West
Hammond $500 down, balance monthlv.
Price $4,000 r. l.. Wyman Phone
1889 Hammond. 80
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-StrictIy modern bunRa-
low on south side. rooms and sun
parlor. oak trim. corner lot with gar
age, terms $1,000 cash. balance $40 per
month which includes interest. 249
Detroit st, phone Hammond 567 Ella
FOR SAI.E-Ali live stock and renters
share OF crops $50 acre farm. located
miles from Kewanna- Reaso> SELL
ing sickness. Will sacrifice II sold at
once Also have 40 acre good black
soil will sell reasonable II taken at
once Address Al care Times. Ham
mond' 6-20-6
FOR SALE-sA acres on Ridgeroad
near Calumet ave. Address A-10.
care Times. Hammond. 6-21s
$1,000 will start you towards
a home of your own.
See W. j. A. Molsberger
500 Columbia Avenue,
Hammond
6-22-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY.
SIS. N THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, MAY TERN. 1921. IN RE
MATTER PETITION OF FRED
SARKISOFF TO CHANGE NAME.
Notice is hereby given that I have
applied to the Lake Superior Court OF
said county and state sitting in Room
Number l. to have my name changed
from Fred Sarkisoff to that Of IMAM
Sarkisian. and that said pet ~on and
application viii be presented and heard
by said court at the 18th day of Septem-
Der Term. 1921, of the said court.
Dated this Pend day of June. 1921.
FlsED SARKISOFF.
JOHN G FTEPHENS. Attorney for
Petitioner 6-24
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY.
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
SITTING AT HAMMOND. INDIANA
ANDREW KRALIK VS. MIKE CHRIS
THAN. EFT Al, CAUSE NO. 20252
ACTION 10 SET ASIDE CONVEY
ANCE
Now comes the plaintiff by Michael
J. Havran. Attorney and files his com
plant herein. together with an affidavit
Of competent person. showing that the
defendants thereto. towit: Mike
Christian and Annie Christian, his wife
are not residents OF the State of 1ndi-
ana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term of said Court. and
that unless they appear and answer
or demur therein. at the calling of
said cause. on the 18th day Of septem-
Der, 4. D., 1921 the same being the
End day Of the next term OF said
Court to be begun and held in Room
number in the Court House~at Ham
mond. n said County and State on
the 2nd Monday OF September. A D.
1921, said action viii be heard and de-
termined in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l hereun-
10 set my hand and afTix the seal Of
said Court at Hammond Indiana. this
23rd day Of June. a D.. 1921
HERBERT l. WHEATON.
Clerk Lake Superior Court
BY wILETTA CAMPBELL
Deputy Clerk ga; lis
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JULIUS J. KOCH. DECEASED
NO 1890. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, MAY TERN. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
HEIRS LEGATEES AND CREDIT
ORS of Julius J. Koch. deceased. to APP
pear in the Lake superior Court. held
at Hammond, Indiana, on the 18th day
Of September. 1921. and show cause
il any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT
ACCOUNTS with the estate of said de-
cedent should not be approved; and
said heirs are notified to then and
there make proof OF heirship. and re
ceive their distributive shares
WITNESS the Clerk OF the Like
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WANTED-Shoe salsman.
one that knows shoes and
how to fit them, good record
and reference necessary.
Address or call Supt., Edw-
G. Minas Co., Hammond.
so7 ?
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-For cash. Cars
Thompson. American Trust & Saw
ings Bank Bldg Suite 2O9 Hammond.
6233
WANTED TO BUY-From owner only
or room cottage or bungalow with
basement. State lowest price. terms
and full particulars. Write BIS care
Times. Hammond 1922
WANTED-To buy second hand bicycle
Write All care Times office Ham
mond and where il can be seen SPA
WANTED-Ford Touring. also Road
eos East State ST. Hammond 6-24-2
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WHERE TO BUY

Cash special Saturday, June
25. Regular $3.50 Velvet
Stair Carpet with this ad
90 yard limit, per yard
$1.95.
Hammond Furniture Co
j. Arkin, Mgr.
242 E. State st. Hammond,
6-24- 1t
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FOR Ont furnished rooms with
bath 977 Calumet avenue, phone 1871
Hammond 6-2-tf
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TEI-Salesmen experienced in in
surance stocks or bonds. at pres
ent employed as accountants, clerks or
foreman on railways or in industries.
This is high class. Something you
want yourself. and not afraid 10 offer
your friends. Room L Straube bldg.
open evenings. Hammond 6-23-tf
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Definition De Luxe

A good citizen Is one who would rath
er bend his will than break the law
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY.
HAMMOND-Time, Office Hammond Bldg Phone
BOO {. S. Bourne Drug Store Us Calumet Ave,
Phone $685.
VHTIINC-Whins New. Co.. 524 9Th ST.. Phone
l3SW
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FOR RENT, 3 or 1 furn. rooms for
light hskpg All modern. 3S2s Drum
nond ST.. Indiana Harbor. Phone 5sSW
6-2i-3
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, strictly
modern, all private. 429 May street.
Hammond. 6-15-4
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FOR RENT-Suite OF light huskpg.
rooms. ground floor. Phone 1331-W.
4ss Hamlin ST. Hammond 6-20-3
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xysa whiting and East ChiczEA
ETs nouth Chicago oziT.
So CAicAHo-&; fs q. n a3A A;x7 - -
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FOR sALE-Equity in three lots in
haywood Addition or will build on
them and sell at cost Easy terms
II you want home at the right price
look this up. Write AIS care Times
Hammond 6-25-2
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CEDAR LAKE-Going fast. those
choice lots In the exclusive Wilson s
Cedar Lake Subdivision. Drive in at
new grocery. south OF T.aSSen' 8 6-23.2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-24

% rooms. living apartment and fur
nture For sale cheap to quick buy
or. Apply 614 Oakley ave. Ham. 6-23-1
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LOST AND FOUND

L0ST-SiIver Iocket rosary Sunday a
m. between Lewis St and st. Joseph
church Reward return. Call or phone
1885 Hamnnond. 6-2z-5
YF THE PERSON who was seen 70
take blue silk parasol from the
money order window Of the postoffice
will call UP 1856 Hammond they will
save themselves trouble and get re-
ward 80
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FOR SALE-Refrigerator. suitable for
restaurant or delicatessen. doors.
glass front ice capacity 500 lbs. Phone
2T64 or So Calumet ave. Ham 6-24-3
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FOR SAILS room residence, we'll
built and In fine condition Second
story rented for $4,000 per month: price
$4,000: $4,000 cash. room bungalow.
hardwood trim and finish. $4,000: $1,000
cash room cottage, lots Sl650 $3.50
cash J s Blackburn Co. 161 State St
Hammond 6-23-2
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FOR SALES room house. 3 bed rooms
fine condition. Lawn and poultry
ward. $3.50 cash. Phone Hammond
pToT sap
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR .,1Nr-2 furnished rooms with
bath; az Calumet avenue phone -,
FOR RENT-FUrnished room, strictly
modern. all private. 42s May street.
Hammond 6-l6-4
FOR RENT-suite or Light huskPg.
4ss Hamlin ST. Hammond. 6-2o-3
FOR RENT or furn. rooms for
light hskpg All modern. 1928 Drum
naond St. Indiana Harbor. Phone 6ss-W.
FOR RFNT-WeI furnished house in
East Chicago. Inquire Calumet Bldg.
Room 225 East Chicago. 6-22-3
FOR RENT-Furnished flat. rooms
and bath and electric, Cali after
=. M. $50 Erie St, Hammond. 6-22-3
FOR RENT rooms fur1. for light
hskpg. Inquire 81 Siblsy ST.. Ham
lrond. 6-22-3
FOR RENT-Single furnished rooms.
Per day soc and $500. Per week. 81.
IS and IS Hotel Carleton, Ham
FOR RENT-De sirable modern room
in Mickey Apis, Phone l551-R East
hicago 80
TOR RENT-Furnished sleeping rooms
IFS Fayette st. upper fiat. Ham. 6-23-2
FOR RENT-Large bed room. newly
furn. for gentleman. 80 Ruth St,
phone 1913 or 970-R Hammond. 6-23-tf
I-JIt KEN Front bed room. furn. use
of dining room and kitchen for light
hskpg Phone S93-M Hammond. 6-2S-2
FOR RENT-3 Turn. rooms for light
hskpg 476 Sbley st. Phone. da2s
Hammond 6-25-z
FOR RENT-3 furn. rooms for light
hskpg 346 Plummer ave. Ham;
FOB RENT-Light hskpg rooms. In
quire of T. a Miller. S04 Chicago
ave East Chicago. Phone 1852 Fest
Chicago 6-za-9
FOR RENT room furn. bungalow,
from July LIST TO Sept LIST 1894 Van
Buren, ST. Phone 1856 Hammond. e-23-3
FOR RENT-Furn. at 1925 Olcott
ave Phone 5s0-J East Chicago. 6-23-3
FOR RENT huskpg. rooms. pantry
and bath, ground floor. Phone -
Hammond. o-z5-u
FOR REET-Beautiful. strictly clean.
front hskpg rooms. reasonable; SSs
South Holman St. Hammond. 6-23-2
FOR RENT-Furn room for gentlemen
downtown location Address A-2O,
care Times. Hammond 6-24
FOR RENT-3 furn. rooms. 66S How
ard az Hammond. o-z4-3
FOR RENT nicely furn. rooms for
hskpg. Electric light. gas. bath and
private entrance. Call 40 Indiana
ave. Hammond 6-z4
FOR RENT furn, rooms is2 Car,
FOR RENT-F'urnished fiat downstairs
bath gas and electric. also furnished
rooms upstairs. Call at 232 Plummer
ave. Hammond ga
FOR RENT-5 room modern cottage,
furnished with new furniture. down
town district must take responsible
lease for year Can have Immediate
possession For information call Ham
Tnond Furniture Co. ZAP z. State st.
See J. Arkin. Hammond. 6-24-2
FOR RENT-3 front rooms for light
hskpg. All conveniences. sos Iru-
man ave. Phone 1922 NJ Ham 6-24
FOR RENT-Two front rooms for light
hskpg 256 East Plummer ave. phone
2s4s-W Hammond o-z4
FOR RENT-Four rooms furnished for
light hskpg Electric gas and bath.
4ss Plummer ave Hammond. 6-24-2
FOR RENT and housekeeping
rooms for men. lSs Plummer ave.
Hammond. o-z4-.l
FOR RENT-3 rooms for light hskpg.
441s Oicott ave. East Chicago. 6-zt
LOST AND FOUND
I0ST-siIver Iocket rosary sunday a.
m between Lewis st and St. Joseph
church Reward return. Call or phone
1885 Hammond. 6-2z-S
IF THE PERSON who was seen 70
take a blue silk parasol from the
money order window Of the pcstoffice
will call I'D 1856 Hammond they will
save themselves trouble and get re-
ward -
MONEY TO LOAN
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FOR SALH-Fat hogs. miles north-
east of Griffith on 18th C Dom
Gary. Ind. 6-23-6
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sale cheap. Lauer Battery Service
1874 So. Holman st. phone 1920 Ham
mOnd 6-7-2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Why Etiquette
! oMErIMns. as wa. ths cass

q OMET1MESs a. was tho cass In
~ the court OF Louis XIV q France
etiquette runs away with itseli
and becomes ridiculous. In that court
1t Was breach of etiquette IL any one
but a certain noblemAn handed the
king his royal undershirt. when he
awoke in the morning. Another noble
man held his wash basin and another
held the taper to his prayer book when
he went through his kingly dsvotions.
IL we look far enough back In history
we could nnd that even these absurd
regulations had their basis in = matter
Of convenience. Etiquette IS the iubri-
eating oil that makes the wheels of so
ciety run smoothly. and when royal
etiquette stipulates that dozen or 30
graybeards, including the prime min
lister, should be present at the birth of
a kings son. you may be sure that that
rule originated so that later no one
might suggest that the heir to the
throne was changeling or an i'm
poster. And the custom or etiquette
goes on after most folk have forgotten
the why or wherefore of it.
In present-day American etiquette a
SpiiotdAAl WScdtii5 -ou( pToSSSS " ldhlng
place. Almost as soon as the need for
a certain piece of etiquette passes out
the etiquette becomes old-fashioned too.
Practically every regulation Of our
etiquette can be traced to convenience
or consideration. Take. for instance,
the matter of table etiquette. The whole
idea OF our so-called table, manners is
TO make meal time a period OF pleasant
intercourse and not a mere feeding
process.
If we all ate in private we might
have the manners of pigs and give no
one offense. But since we usually eat
with our friends or families we must
be very careful. We must go about 1t
noiselessly and hence We have a cer-
tain list Of rules for the management of
the spoon and fork and knife. and be-
cause we would give offensc to others II
we spilled our food and were untidy
about il we have another set OF rules
for the management of the napkin, our
position at the table and our mode of
masticating In determining how to eat
the various kinds OF foods the idea
seems to be to find way by which the
process can be made least offensive.
There Is no special etiquette for our
way of bathing, though there was for
poor little Queen Marie Antoinette, who
always bathed with a group of ladies' in
waiting looking ou--hecause we bathe
ia private. We can hold the soap ar we
please and splash As loudly AZ We want
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
WITH BANANAS.

Banana fritters, il carefully made,
are delicious dish. This rule calls
for four bananas scraped and sliced
into thin slices. Sprinkle them with
a few tablespoons of powdered sugar
and a tablespoon of lemon juice and
set aside. Now mix and sift together
a cup Of -four. tablespoon of granu-
lated sugar, and tablespoon of bak-
ing powder with pinch OF salt. Add
half cup of milk with the yolk of
one egg and mix thoroughly, then
add to the dry ingredients and lastly
fold in the beaten white of the egg.
Now add the bananas and mix to a
smooth batter. and fry by dropping
by the spoon in deep fat. They should
be drained on paper and served pip
ing hot with currant jelly sauce,
made by heating a glassful of cur
rant jelly diluted with half the guam
tity of water, and sugar and lemon
juice to taste.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24

Little irritations in the, kitchen
may often be removed by taking uten-
slls TO the tinsmith or somewhere
where old tin is soldered. 1t is pos.
sible to do quite a little of this sort
of mending yourself. sAt the hard
ware shop you may be able to buy
some sort of tin mending preparation
that you can apply yourself.
Sometimes the housewife gives
herself serious strain by trying to
raise or lower windows that are stub
born. If you have any windows of
this sort try swapping the window
cord once or twice when you want to
open or close the window This will
start IT rolling. If 1t sticks persist
entity then you should have carpen-
ter come and remedy the defect.
Usually 1t is something that can be
attended to easily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
The Little Irritafions ~
II Count the Most
IT Is often the little irritation.

1T Is often the little irr1tations
about a house that make the
work disagreeable. A door
sticks, a rug catches when you open
"a swinging door, bureau drawer has
no knobs and objects to being drawn
out. there is a leak In the spout of
the tea-kettIe-all these things seem
like mere trifes. But altogether
they form the sort of friction that is
nerve wearing. 1t is wise house
wife who knows how to discover these
little difficulties and mend them be-
fore they get past mending.
II door sticks the chances are
that 1t is too large somewhere for
the door frame. Sometimes this is
due to the fact that the damp weather
has caused the door to bulge. When
the door dries out II will go back into
position. For this reason do not be
too hasty In cutting any OF the wood
of. Usually the best way is to find
where the trouble is. and then to
take the door from fits hinges and to
even of the door with fine chisel.
taking care all the time not to cut
of too much Of the surface OF the
wood. Sometimes a temporary stick
ing of the door can be removed by
rubbing tho part of the door that
offends with little soap.
II the cornertof rug rumples up
when the swinging or any other sort
of door passes over 1t, the best thing
to do is to get piece OF fine card
boar(H possibly a foot square. Have
a needleful OF carpet thread to match
the rug. Now take the piece of card
board and place this behind the rug
so that the edges come about an inch
from the edges of the rug. Hold the
rug firmly to the cardboard and tack
It down. This viii make the rug lie
nat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
New Cushions for the Out-of Doors are in Order
They May Z Of Man an B. a@a Not !. .1r4a

~ HIS 10 tho time 20 look over the
cushions for your piazza and
garden. your summer house and
your psrgoia-
There are some mothers who think
any broken down. outworn furniture II
good enough" for their sons rooms.
There arc some HOUSEWIVES who con-
s:der any cushion that has finished its
run indoors as quite suitable for tho
porch and garden.
They are both wrong. Now that We
spend 80 much time and attention on
cur outdoors life. We surely miss big
chance for making a good impression II
we don't take advantage OF the decorat-
Ing opportunity that these outdoors
cushions give us. Why. thsy are rs
good spot of color as window boxes
and cnameled porch furniture. They
are as becoming and softening touch
as rambler roses and honeysuckle. They
are as decorative as Gagged birds and
baskets OF flowers
Now one thing about these cushions
You can. quite properly, OF course. use
old cushions with new covers.
Here are some OF the effects you may
produce with not very much trouble:
Make q square cushion covered with
Bingham. checked largo or small, or
covered with checked awning cloth In
brown. green. red yellow or blue with
tan or gray.
Make a square cushion covered With
brilliant cretonne. the four corners OF
tho square Of cretonne brought together
envelope-wise In the center OF the cush-
ion. This 10 tho sort OF cushion that In
shown In the sketch behind the girl's
back. Really. for a very effective cush-
ION. It 10 not at all difficuit of achieve
ment
Make cushion of denim or burlap or
canvas with q cutout design Of the same
material in \ contrasting color. seved
TO the body OF the cover with long
stitches OF matching thread This II
tho cushion at the side Of the chair.
Make a. many round cushions rs yoa
can. for round cushions are trenen-
ADsfy we'll thought of just now. You
can either cut the top and bottom
pouunds and then fasten them with .
surd to the straight piece for the side
q a. onshion. or you can shir the
material into the center OF the cushion.
These sh1rred cushions are decidedly
attractive
OolonS cushions. too. are a good
choicA. somst1mes made with several
bands q material IN contrasting color
fuao1Uund and round the cushion.