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EverybOdy's Column
xrw ENGLAND BUSINESS DInEc-

tory. l92o edition. over 1900 pages.
ensf $1,000. vii sell for $3.50 post
naid Independent Reporter Co. tf24
4 DESIRABLE FARM OF ABOUT
lou acres with woodlot, orchard and
a good set of buildings, situated in
Farmingdale, one mile from the city of
Gardiner. Inquire of MISS DELLA II.
COLLINS, Gardiner. Me. Sw23s
sTEINBURG UPRIGHT PIANO IN
very good condition VIII sell cheap
a once. IS Summer st. tf23
HORSE, HARNESS AND ICE CREAM
wagon. Inquire Ralph Lewis. 80 North
street, Skowhegan. n. E. Tel 1872.
tf23
TWO SECOND HAND FORD CARS
In good running condition. Also ponies.
kind and clever Ponies well broke to
let Man or woman sent with those
who are inexperienced for instruction
in riding Call or phone w. e. Wares
Stable, Water St, Skowhegan. n. +.
Phone 472. tf22
AN ADDING MACHINE. NEW, REG
ULAR $4,000 grade. Can offer it for
$500. Send 25e to cover postage and
packing, and we will forward for 10
days free trial. observation-disclosures
Co. tf22
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO TIE
Ediphone, the most recent and useful
of office devices. We are distributors
for Somerset County. Send for litera-
lure, or ask for demonstrations Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at
good trade. Independent Reporter Co
tf92
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
QuIRE at Fosters Garage or Bates
street. Pittsfield. tf20
Is ACRE FARM IN NEW SHARON.
Pine trees apples, cherries, plums. etc
Water In house. Cellar; $500. Another
10 acre farm miles from Pennington,
100 cords wood. good land, apple trees,
100000 George w. Batehelder, New
Sharon. tf20
HAVE A MYERS OAK WE'LL
pump and 20 feet of pipe for sale. wal
ter H. Hight. tf20
FARM ONLY ONE MILE FROM
Hinckley station, 8 miles from Show
hogan on River road. Beautiful view,
good buildings; land in fine condition;
never falling water; cream separator;
ice tank; ice house filled; u or Il
cords fitted wood, all kinds of farm
ing tools; wagon; sleighs, harnesses; 6
cows 2 heifers; 2 horses: so hens; 80
chickens; 4 swarms bees. Price right.
w. +. CLANCY, Clinton r f D. tf20
PIERCE MOToRCYCLE-J. f. ROD
ERICK, I'll North ST. N. E. Phone
116-21. till
SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE PUn-
POSES. also loan for cemetery uses.
Delivered. J. +. Roderick. I'll North
St. N E. Phone 116-21. TIL
BATES POUNDS ALL HATES
Gihghams, the quality you have always
known New patterns, lots of pretty
checks All Bundles put up with
lengths suited to the garments you
wish to make. Pieces run from Ii to
yards long. with great many l yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex II for children. You
will find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pqund
Bundle (about 80 yards). delivered
free, $39S. Iona Mill Ends Co, Hart
land. tfl6
SAVE YOUR BUILDING S--PAINTS
and Varnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer, Save the Middlemans
Profit, and get 1t In the Quality of the
Paint. Prices reasonable Goods guar
anteed. Write c. A. Seekins. Main
stream, for particulars. tfl5F
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LOT middle aged widower on farm. One
Who prefers good home to high wages.
H " he a good cook. Address Box 81,
Albion RED No 45. 5w25.
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hear from bee krepef WlI7 Y
to place several hives Of q
thousand tree orchard LIN
SlSowhegan, L j. = Il
mers' Canaan 6-
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Doris Dawn, INN. SlIIl W.
land, Ohio. Please enetose y
Velope.
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ALTO SERA SI1

Modern Improvements /.
Maine Pulp x Paper co. 81
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wILLYs SIX. SEVEN PAS

SENcif3E Auto. lust over
hauled and in splendid condi-
ton. Your Owl terms. VIII
exchange for wood lot or real
estate. Inquire Poulin K
phone 1I1-22 tf2i
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i I, IN. III l.. - ION from ma -
6lnsiihm. knoWd.as n
l1ilsl llit.Z - pm fts=zI54f.., Ia
IlolMaY. 5aTdidd|
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modern Il foot soda fountain. confec-
tionery Butter kist automatic pop
corn and peanut machBe, tables.
business. owner leaving town. /. l..
Hinkley. Ia Water Street. Skowhegan.
ties
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WY WITH AUTO Truck TO

peddle fish and take orders.
references required. Salary
basis Apply Frank Childs, Sea
Products Co, Skowhegan. Tel.
l73. tier
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Miscellaneo,


and poles. f.aai' 10 HI
Eastern l'oleI or gef
Merrill BLDG SIN ~ = IN
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HAVE TIE CARB0s
from your car.4t'f.e 92 n
White Welding q. BON !
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wanting ZiuffptlHff -. VI fa|
W rite GatbaIiaZt,'.4,..t qd
Grand =Rapid Nh Pond
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nr-cnNEns Eon Eonn Tops. MAKE

your Ford look like new by putting on
a new top. Roadster top. 81 or. rubber
cloth including rear curtain with cell
iuloid lights. IS each. Touring top.
same as above. 81 each. Touring tops,
81 or, long grain motor cloth with two
oval plate glass windows in back OF
curtain, 50 each 30x31a tires, $3.50
each. Parkman's Second Hand Store.
Water St. Skowhegan. AVIS
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60, - = : -. ,sITal Blad
81 q " - Lii ! q - 1#5.#,. Hat
on while 4nu .=.fi a. -. =.
Shining. Hat III s,is
St, near RR..a ~
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home on excellent residential street.
Modern conveniences. Painted last
year In fine repair. Francis Il. Cro-
teau. a. Maple St, Skowhegan. Tel.
1911. tf2o
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IAN TO ASSIST IN DOING

HUWNN tn ANNENT IN UUINf'
haH#eWork in family of two. Refer
eaee5 required Mrs John A. Mooers,
aaatt ST, SkowheEan. tf27F
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MaNrHD-FRoM NOW UNTIL

SeHlewher LIST, woman who can cook
Vol Usually six in family. In an
&efIne state age and salary expected.
= Raa7s, Carton RID No. l. 4w26"
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and Printed at l.. L. llasseysl
All work promptly and neailI
ut reasonable prices Illj
made from volt tlHs. Il
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CANE CHAIn II iTs--ta,

or basket chair Ie- lid
sonable prizes - 3;i.sj
delivered. H.. No. st6ghsI
Burnor. IL Winter s., SAM"
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,,.cI,I>u HIsI

EDGi,-Goxered a1 "a
Accordion, knit slse ~ M
ders prompts II IA
quest. Phyllis f.iaiIi'''i'' =
Rockland. Ne.#
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WOULD XoI WRITE 4 '
lie YOU WISH A MENTHI

pretty girl2 STAMPED enFeI0|
Lillian sproul, Station H
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VIZ IN MoMEN NO HANpLE

c SE Trade aud retail the original and
Eee4ulhe Watkins Products. Remedies,
i5Nti9Gts. Spices. Toilet Requisites,
Household Seeeialties, Automobile Ac-
eesSot1 ts. etc over $50 guaranteed
pr pro- cur values are unequalled
anu anu, " Eihs quality is in class by
l Ia 50. Write today for free sample
a. NJ auIt details of our offer and what
- - "ir.'nS 10 You. The j. r.. Watkins
: 20, o., Dept T. 81 Washington st, North
"09'"H' MASS 7w23s
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NV ny MONTH. Also MAN
WANTED-MDDLE AGED WOMAN

a4EIHs larry NJ. Cullen. Skowhegan,
RID No. .. Telephone 209-3 tf25f
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Down STAIRS RENT ROD
AIrrn TRI-lk aI-s

family with no children wan
dress "X. T." care OF Report
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IA ~ y u - = lf,,
-egrounded. II hlia y tsl.hs
phones
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FARM Only ONE MILE FROM

SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE PUn-
POSES. also loan for cemetery uses.
Delivered. j. +. Roderick. I'll North
st. N. E. Phone 116-21. tf17
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WOOD Mowers aud Rakes Mowers,
$50 DeerinE, Mccormick and Wood Sec
tons for sale. Henry G. Hoyt, Show
hogan. 4W26"
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WOOD AND LUMBER, TWO STATE.

Road dump carts, one set double har
ness. Perfection milking machine. AL
so one horse work wagon, one two
horse cultiVator, two row horse hoe,
American potato digger. set of new
pacing hobbies. c. r. Whittemore. r
Il. II. Z. 6wzb'
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pIcTATE YoUR LETTEns no TILE

Ediphone, the most recent and useful
Of office devices. We are distributors
for Somerset County. Send for litera-
lure or ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at
good trade. Independently Reporter co.
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EEusE TMINE. LIMITED aUANT-

ITY only While ii lasts will sell, In
8 pound lots or over at 10c a pound,
This is about half the price of the
stock Independent Reporter Co.
tres
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OLIVER TYPEWRITER MODEL ..


Serial No. 7a40e6. excellent condition.
Same can be rented If preferred, or
purchased on the installment plan.
Independent Reporter co. tf28
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THE NEW DISCOVERY. MEN ron

years have been trying to find some
thing that would grow hair on bald
head / have discovered something
that viii grow hair on IA bald head.
II hts been tried and hasn't failed yet
What will You give to have the hair
grown on your head, If you are where
can treat your head | viii grow II
or il costs You nothing. br. White,
SkoWheEan. lW29+
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TopY l4au ediiiOn.- Over 230O pages.
ensf so IA. VII sell for $3.50 post
Maid Independent Reporter Co. tf24
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and blacksmII3I7Is -
20 East Front si.#l.ss. ID
en- co. Wagon, d - an
and lumber oi al hi' "a
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TWO SECOND HAND FORD C

In good running condition. Also ponies.
kind and clever. Ponies well broke to
let. Man or woman sent with those
who are inexperienced for instruction
in riding. Call or phone w. e. Wares
Stable, Water st, Skowhegan. n l..
Phone 47-2. tf22
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sell at a bargain, + L. Williams, Cara
funk. Farmers Telephone 1910.
Au-o6s
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SEND SHOES ron nEpATnING i

mail to Kineaid's Shoe Hospital. Show
hogan. Remember, still closing out
stock ladies' shoes. Discount on mems
shoes. Splendid bargains. tf26
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cloth seat and hard rubber tires with
umbrella. First class condition, less
than half price. Also Doctors dark
oak operating table, cost $780, Draw
ers and glass shelves. Mrs. Miriam
Merrill. Water St. Skowhegan
3w2Ss
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGs--PAINTs
and Varnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer. Save the Middlemans
Profit. and get 1t In the Quality of the
Paint. Prices reasonable Goods guar
anteed. Write c. A. Seekins. Main
stream, for particulars. tfl5F
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Amateur neatly ard pfoElp'ss,
The Huh Studio - lam /
hogan, Maine = -. 5srics
vice. Every lil.'i "a IN hi
to the professor + ,i . hers.
Take or mail your Mus
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Nd SIsIPLEN


ER with oven in fine condition-like
uew-s15.00. Address A. T. Hamilton.
North Arson, Me 2w2S
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G. w. EMERSON IL STILL. SELLING
FIVE ONE MONTH OLD Purple

Magic Marvel, hat Wonderful washing
powder at I Summer St, Skowhegan
4w26s
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loo acres. with woodlot, orchard and
a good set of buildings, situated in
Farmingdale. one mile from the city of
Gardiner Inquire of MISS DELLA H.
COLLINS. Gardiner. Me. SW23t
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wILI.Ys SIX, sEvEN- PASSENGER

Auto. Just overhauled and in splen-
did condition. Your own terms VIII
exchange for wood lot or real estate.
Inquire poulin < ,Laney's, Skowhegan,
OF telephone. HAZE. tfs4
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Is ACRE FARM IN NEW SHARE

Water In house. Cellar; $500. Another
10 acre farm 2 miles from Pennington,
100 cords wood. good land, apple trees,
$4,000. George w. Batchelder New
Sharon tf20
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an ADDING MACHINE. NEW. REC

tLAR $4,000 grade Can offer it for
$500. Send 25c to cover postage and
packing, and We will forward for 10
DAYS free trial Independent-Repo
Co. tf22
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machine. blackboard, hay rack, horse
rake. buggy and jieeer. All in fine
condition. Prices very reasonable. J. i.
Thtbodeau Grocery Store. North St
SkoWheEan Both phones. tf29
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sTEINDURG UPRIGHT PIANO

very good condition. VIII sell che
at once, 35 Summer st. tf23
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So Tor males; one fefnaIe, 81, ready To-
take any time. The mother is incest
of cattle dogs. Mrs. William i. Berry
North Arson. RED No. ]. 4w28s
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ONE SECOND HAND SEVEN pas
SENGER Buick car. one i've passenger
Buick second hand Dodge touring ear.
two Ford touring cars, one half ton
Ford truck, one ton Ford truck, sec
ond hand REQ speed wagon. new REQ
speed wagon, also one cash register
aud an electric pop corn machine. All
Will be sold at good trades. Peter Debe,
SkoWhegan. 3W2S
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Koom Ehairsl To INIT Jars tplnts and
quarts) and other household goods.
Carroll Niles, 2S High st. SkowheEan.
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Mrs. Ralph Emerson IS visiting III
North Harpswcn and Gardiner.
Mrs. Thomas Howard las gone 10
enrinqva1e To visit with relatives.
Francs Costello and Nyah Rodden
went 10 Portland saturday for short
visit.
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Ill =

St, Town. Walter stevens. 2w2s*
FOX HOUND PUPPIES. 2 MONTHS
old. Breeding Red Bone and July
Linn Dyer, New Portland. 4w2S.
LADIES. MY THE SHOE LACE
that don't break. Leather Wear for
husband or SONS. On1wear the shoes
Ask your dealer or mailed for twelve
cents. J. Lee Crafts Maiden. Mass
tt43
The evening world., 1922-04-01
For the Home
Dressmaker
Dear Miss Lodewick:

| have 4 IA
yards Of black
chiffon cloth
as inches wide
which ! would
like to make
up for myself.
Would like the
dress to b,
practical yt.
dressy enough
for afternoon
and am 35
years Of age;
weight l 5 0
pounds; 5 #.
5L2; bust AZ.
Mrs. C. L. S.
PeTiwinklc blu
ticorgctte coul
The evening world., 1922-04-01
Cretonnes in New Patterns.

HON'T be afraid to make your
new dresses of crctonnes, and
if there is a certain design that
has always appealed to you particu-
larly, then use it for dress and VOW
will be sure to be right.
They are using quaint little chintz
patterns printed, not only on the back
grounds of white and cream, but On
really quite yellowish tan surfaces
There are several advantages about
this latter sort of stuff. In the fist
place, it wears well and does not so
readily acquire all the layers OF dust
that are continually presenting them
selves to the attention Of any dress
fabric. Then the printed colors stand
The evening world., 1922-04-01
Short Skirts Still Good for Suits.

IL all the showings OF spring and
summer suits it is interesting to
see the skirts still staying at
some appreciate distance above the
ground.
We are subject to all sort of shocks
in this direction Often We hear words
TO the effect that skirts will trail upon
the floor before very long But all OF
these warnings seem TO be in the ma
ture of false alarms, for evidently the
American girls are simply and quietly
refusing 20 wear skirts that dfe LONGER
than thoae which are most comfola-
able for their uses.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

so go ahead at your own will and
have the suits or your skirts, at
least t-lnadc inst as short as you like
them.
Evening and afternoon dresses will
he somewhat longer. Al least portions
Of their skirts viii trail on down be-
low short hem line. This is a sort
Of "A concession, but it is none the less
extremely smart, and when the trail
ing portions are made of softer silks
and chlffOns they have so much of
grscefulness about them that they are
much to be desired even by those who
cling tenaciOusiy to the short skirt
Aaa.
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out so cltarmingly against the darker
background, making the stuff more
becoming to certain dark types Of
fcmininity.
The small designs are the ones
which are most generally liked, but
then there ar" tho larger ones which
also come in Tor their share Of attcn-
ton
II will take tho summer weather to
prove the advantages OF these Gre
tonne dresses, but, as a little advance
hnt, il can ho said that you are on
thr right path when you choose one
Of them TO have "A place in the things
tiiat max" up your summer dress col
lection.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

Copyright, lD-Z (New 1ofK EVEN
~ UR minds turn as naturally
toward JOY, happiness, peace
and progress as flowers turn
toward the sun And to my mind
harmonious dressing is ever the fore
most factor in the harmonious adjust
ment of ourselves to our world. Most
of us recognize this fact and although
It is not put into actual words or
thoughts the subConscious realization
of it is evidenced through the desire
of individuals both men and women.
for becoming, attractive attire. Some
people, as we all know, do not arrive
at very satisfactory results. They are
the ones who wear extreme styles
in . fervent desire that is not rea-
soned with judgment; but others,
fortunate and cnvied, are always able
to strike a happy chord Of pleasing
expression.
Fashions offerings are not meant
for one and all alike, and therefore il
is only you to blame If you do not
mirror your personality successfully.
Now take for instance tho Russian
boots which have appeared coyly over
springs horizon! Every girl could
not wear them They require a de-
bonair manner, lthesome form, to
be carried well. and then they really
are chic. ! saw Miss on the ave-
nue. the other day wearing a pair in
tan suede trimmed with black patent
taH on nnTfaRtIN
suited to the type of the wearer. that
they were not in the least conspicu-
Gus. A tan striped sport skirt. a tan
embroidered silk sport hat, and a
green sport Jacket completed the out
fit
Green, by the way, is the latest
sport color in that soft tone between
olive and emerald. with bit of gray
in it. 1t goes we'll with all the Colors
that tan does. and therefore is practi-
, cal. One of the smartest top coats |
have seen was in this color with u
brown leather buckle holding the belt,
while tan hat and shoes and stock
I ings harmonlod plcusingly
Many Of the street hats for spring
Intended for practical wear are so
simple that,u il a temptation to make
them ones sell If YOU have not the
time or ability TO make the whole
thing. you might elaborate an mex
pensiVe one from the shops, in the
way suggested in my sketch. Here
tthree different colored ribbons In vary
ing widths are applied in plaided ef-
feet to the upward turning brim. Dull
blue. henna and green make q good
combination sSr tar or gray hat.
while a henha hat might have deep
yellow. green and dull blue or violet.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

have designed at the left an in
dvidual sport blouse that hangs
straight like box jacket but is
slipped on over the head. 1t is made
of sport silk in white or a color, with
applique embroidery of colored kid
and floss. This Is something the fas-
tidious girl who aims at distinction
will like to make for herself Flower
or fruit effects, cut from the kid OF
various cOlors, can he made plain
with floss catChineS and outlinings,
and stems. 4 hand of contrasting
coIored silk finishing the edge OF the
blouse and sleeves aids in the color
scheme and decoration.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

With this hat is pictured a sleeve
less blouse of gray, duvetyn supple
mented with a sheer white guimpe.
Mimosa yellow duvetyn tied with blarI,
moirc strings at the neck would be
very effective with any white sport
skirt. Another suggestion which
would be individual and smart would
be dark foulard coin spotted with
white for the blouse, with sheer white
sleeves. White Georgette could form
the lining of the blouse.
The evening world., 1922-04-01
Dear Miss Lodewick:

Dear MISS LodeWIck:
The skirt of my last years
navy blue tricotne suit does not
come together at the waistIine
and is tight around the hips, due
to my gain in weight, but the
jacket fits perfectly. Have tried
to match material, but in vain.
Can ! convert this into a three
piece suit? Would appreciate any
suggestion. Am twenty two years
of age, weigh 115 pounds, 5 feet
1Ia inches tall. MISS II. c.
Your idea of three piece suit Is
good To your skirt could be ats
tached a bodice portion of black or
dark blue charmcuse satin at the hip
line; opening side seams of skirt be-
low it as far as to make comfortable,
and extending the satin down In
points to fill il in. You might even
make these side sections wider than
is necessary to give a better effect.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

t'ndcrslreNcS of fine white material.
either net or batiste in the form OF
many frils or puffs, have been seen
on some OF the plain dark street frocks
and are quite refreshing In the blouse
| have described, several ruffles of
hatiste complete the sleeve, while a
collar of tn" same points away from
the neck
The evening world., 1922-04-01

SKIRT and Il huge metal ornament with
the same color introduced held the
girdle. The cape was not more than
Is inches long, OF the Charmcuse, the
collar cmbrOdereG and bound with the
duvetyn. Black Gcorgette lined the
cape.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

Have you noticed how practical
Ceorgette has become of late? Many
Of the little costume capes of satin or
cIepe-knit are lined with it, Some
times neutral gray or tan it is. while
in American beauty it has been seen
to lend a spicy color touch to a black
costume
The evening world., 1922-04-01

One of the most fetching cape eos
tunes | have seen was of black char
mcusC, the one-piece froCk almost
covered with black embroidery. while
Bulgarian red duvetyn bound the
The evening world., 1922-04-01
BY Mildred LodeWiCk.

World) by Press Publishing Co
The ribbon might. he woven with tin
sci threads. and one or two Of them
with piCot edges.
The evening world., 1922-04-01
Dear Miss Lodewick:


am seven
teen years Of
age and attend
high school. |
should like to
have your ad-
vice as to a
youthful dress
for 5 c h o o
wear. Am quite
stout and Of
medium height.
Miss L. L. X.
Dark blue OF
brown l\aSha cloth
or Jersey bound
with bright red OF
h e n n a. White
linen or red and
white C he C k e d
ginghami c'ollaI
and eQns- -.
The evening world., 1922-04-01

bind neck and face sleeves, also form
small inner yoke and pointed mostly
in jet beads
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24

SIX ROOMS AND RATE, TWO sIHKrrSa
pcrches: frcut porch: electric lights: hsrd.
-ocd hoors and trim; Fcct hesfins plant:
= from itth OF. car line. Price. % 600 Nc
KEEyER o Goss. i<os Eye st-sv. Msis
s7sa ma