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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03

ORANGE. ssi7; coLoRED-New z-room
bungalow: nicely decorated; electric
lights. cement porch. cement walks Ks, i. r.
price 81 $50: small cash payment balance
monthly: close 70 Fairmount Glass
Gas and NJ
to a5o0 Prospect St, walk two blocks
south sgs1Rss LEE zcs cast IL Hs Bdg
236 Z. Ohio. RI. 72t7.
HoYT AVE. 3s25-4-room semi-modern
bungalow; gas. electric lights, inside
s tos gsrss o sy xa' fake English A1e
car to Grant. Close to school, church,
Pennsylvania. Hawthorne shops. Sell at
oSio % ROOM %onsh 4os r. al or ch. osSg
THREE BEDROOM modern home. at 27o2
Allen ST., hardwood floors, insolite on OUT
m n porch, garage. Bargain price s., 800
H Law St. price s., 100: $500 Cash. Paved
Dr. 3554-J. Evenings.
SHERMAN DR.. s.. 1874 Thoroughly mod
no Barrett; basement. garage, Holland
I porch. rear porch.s Close to school ana
Terms @ 3 M As11 Cd En- 2 2sS =. Ohio
DON'T FAIL.
To see the quality home you have
been looking for. 3 bedroom brick veneer.
IN to the minute, even ps price. Now
come on out, We will be here to show
YOU about 1865 North New jersey.
Pleasant Run blvd; rooms.
sennf-modern, 500 cash, $22 monthly.
Prospect St.. near State; modern except
furnace: $3.50 cash, $3.50 monthly; Will
decorate and repair. Redding, Ri. DIT,
Oil z. Ohio st.
BUY this S700 equity in SO. 100 semi-mod.
bungalow, a suburban, lot 50x200. Raise
your own provisions; gain $1,000; get
ready for spring. He. 1853.
Real Estate Wanted
CASH for property. all kinds. C. ]. BOR-
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sekeepissg Rooms

" front rms; also / rm.
everything furnished.
q comfortable lge. rms;
lance: for 8, SO. He. STA.
e, 2524-2 lge.. connect
modern. private home.
4 decorated. Full kitchen.
Il heat: private entrance.
J.. 81. He 1888.
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WANT or 3 unfur. rms: nr. car line
south pref Write J. 534l7 N. La Sale.
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Lots for Sale


modern bungaloW.
long living room. hardwood floors: built N1lt
in features. garage chicken noufse, S Na
side property. East on National Road to
first road East of Bertermann's. north to
first house north OF 2oth ST.. MN0.
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Broom Double
Like New, $40
$40 Birch ave-: naved street. garage;
new paper. inside water and toilet: gas
and electric lights
Dunlop & Holtegel
l22 E. Market. Ii. 65l7.
1900 EAST-cozy. ATTRACTIVE. 4-rm. double:
garage: on bus II. 0576-W. =
NEW HOJSE-Just finished; 5 rooms.
bath, southeast corner 14th and Colorado.
Call Ri 3456 for appointment.
COLOREp-1453-55 Shepard: rooms, in
side toilet. redecorated, DR.. 2278.
MISUNDERSTANDING Pl.. 2921-Modern
6-rm. double: garage: $50. so. ia. 1860.
COLORED-331 Blake. ST.: z rooms. gas.
light. newly papered: sl8 month. Ri. GAL.
$55-6 rooms modern; 157 w. Pratt st.
Owner. 1854 N. Delaware st. Ia. 1884
VERY DESIRABLE@Thoroug modern g.
T TooeSI o9unle; 1888, ColIsSe Avs1 s59 go ID.
COLORED--29l2 Martindale, inside toi-
let SIS; water paid. Ii. 4466.
TRY TIMES WANT ans FOR RIlslNRsE
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wALDAMERE. 1235-s7-East at Ben Davis.
near West washington St.: 4-room double;
Si7.50 side.
BRIDGES 81 GRAVES co.
143 N. Delaware. Ri. 3477.
SUBURBAN-5 rooms See Aidrich. 615z
Hazelhatch. 1sS I'd. w. Northwestern Ave.
n. from 6ist.
NEAR UNIVERSITY HEIGHTSE6 rms, 3
acres: fruit. mr.. bus: s25.. DR.. 1854.
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Business Places for Rent

NORTHWEST CORNER Capitol and
Maryland. storeroom. electric elevator.
steam heat. front and rear entrance. VIII
divide space to suit tenant. Rent rea-
sonable or will lease to responsible party.
Suitable for any kind of business. Get
key at 202 Kentucky Ave.
SPACE in Corset Shop. right in center
location on washington st. Dress making;
gift shop or anything suitable for our
line. $40 mo. Ri. 1855.
LIGHT MANUFACTURING OR STORAGE
3Sx40 IT, SIS month; 4th floor. elevator
service; plenty light and air. AZ w. South
St., H L. Dfthmer. Ia. 06S9.
10Th & PARKER Tor Brooksidel: new
storeroom. suitable grocer. butcher. SIS.
Hu. 532l.
IDEAL PLACE FOR LUNCH CAR
1910 NJ CAPITOL.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
PAPERHANGING - Rooms rapered. SIS
up; estimates furnished: work guarant,
A. r. George. 1929 18th st. NV. Apt


PAPERHANGIN1 - Rooms rapered, IS and
up; estimates furnished: work guaranteed.
A. T. George. 1929 18th st. NV. Apt 2.
Decatur 4149
PAPERHANGt ING Prompt. reliable service
at low prices; skilled mechanics. Get my
estimates l.. Crowel. Col 5543,
PIASTERINi JOE, first class all kinds Of
cement work; no Job too far or too small.
Franklin 1922 10
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING. Re
pairs and installations. Found reliable Tor
80 years J. K. Guerin. 4l2 Z. Cap. Lin. BAIT.
PIANO TUNING. s2oo, We specialize IN
generai riano repairs and rebuilding. Get
our estimates. Prices reasonable Skilled
CO.. GA H st. ne Lin. l057. Night
service Pot. 614l and Pot. 9s9-W. -
PLASTER REPAIRING. straight new work.
patching. pointing UP. Get the man who
does best work Mt reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdue. 500 4th ST. NV. Main 1852. 11'
ROOF REPAIRING of all kinds. Painting.
waterprooting. Reasonable. Latham Roof
ing Co. North l0li4 IA"
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. guttering.
spouting; furnaces repaired and cleaned;
reasonable prices. North 53l4, day or night.
Ajax Roofing Co. 2038 18th St. NV
WINDOW SHADES to measure. factory
prices, The Shade Factory, 34l7 Conn. ave.
Cev. 1904.
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Increase your income by part time or full
time work in our new subdivision OF Bran
don Village, near the new Lee boulevard. o
auently add from 800 to $500 a month TO
their income Experienced statesmen make
OF our proposition by calling today at l405
New York avenue and asking for sales man
aaer.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1405 New York Ave. Main HAS.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

WANTED-Men and women, all or part-time,
to sell houses i'll Chevy Chase, ID. C., nearby
Va. and Nd, Conduit I'd. section and Ten
leytown. sold on easy payments, and will
give you every cooperation and will teach
BEGINNERS how to make sales and obtain
Trust Bldg. Main 1891.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI, s23; JAx, sl7; ATLANTA, -!Sl3
Calf, s45; ST. Louis, Denver; ". Wed
Motor Travel, Sterling Hotel. Main 5237.
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Meter mail ORIGINAL recommendations trhen
onswerfno advertisements tor employment.
USE COPIES.
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PEERLESS
DISPLAY CARS.
6-8l Standard Sedan.
6-8l De Luxe Sedan, 6 Wire
Wheels.
New-car guaranty and service: fully equip
ped; substantial price reduction; trade con-
sidered.
PEERLESS USED CAR DEPT,
1901 l4fh ST. NV.
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PACKARD.
REPUTATION.
We Do Not Risk 1t When
-. 4 =

Selling a CSeu NaT.
All makes-.All prices-Fair terk,s.
Packard 2-26 Sedan. $50. $3.50
Willys-Knight Coach. 325
Diana Sedan. ............ 800
Stcarns-Knight Coupe. .... $50
Packard 1888 Club Sedan. 600
Packard 4-33 Club Sedan. 1,450
Packard 2-43 Sport Tour
ing. ................. I,IOU
Buick Coupe ............ AS
Nash Coupe. ............ US
Nash Roadster. ........ 500
Hupmobile Sedan. ........ $50
Nash Touring. ........... AIS
Buick Coach, 1926. ....... $50
Buick Coach. -. $50
Packard $50 Phaeton,
1927 ................... 1850
Hudson Brougham. 1925. $50
Cadillac Sedan, 1924. -. $50
Packard $40 Coupe, 1926. 1000
Packard 3-26 Sedan, 1925. 800
PACKARD, WASHINGTON,
Seventeenth at kalorama Rd.
FORD coupe, 1924 $3.50
Ford coupe, 1922 .,.,,,,.,,,.....2 e50
Ford touring. 1926 ,,,,,,,,.,,...... $3.50
Dodge touring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a50
FORD touring, 1924 ............,,..... $50
Olds touring. 1929 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o50
chevrolet touring, 1925 ............... 1850
Chevrolet coupe. 1923 .,,...... 90 SO
OURISMAN CHEVROLET.
ANACOSTIA BARGAIN USED CAR LOT,
1920 GOOD HOPE RID Sc.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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HEIp-nFAIE AND FEMALE
A real, OpPORTUNITY.

;HOE SALESPEOPLE-Contin to work
excellent pay to those who can
produce good sales. Apply Mr.. Weak, VIM.
iahn & Co, 7th & X SITS NV
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COOK

Must be experienced, for FAM
lily of two, in small apartment,
also do light homework; good
hours and easy position. Phone
Adams 5582 between 6 and 9
pm.
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.

lOc: finger wave, Tues, Csc: SCALP treat
ment. Thurs. a5c: Honour facial. Fri, Csc,
Open daily until 6; Mon, Weda and Fri. until
pm, at 1925 N. H. ave, and Sat. until
PM. at SIT 14th st. (take elevator. Ma
belle Honour School,
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SrTUATION--DOMEsTTC.


COOK. colored, neat. pleasant, GOOD general
worker. fun or part time. North 9348.
DAY WORK, by experienced colored woman;
good references: Tel. Cleveland 1881.
GIRL. cOlored, neat, reliable. wants days
work OF any kind. Call Atlantic 366a-J. IL
lumaia 524s. a7si Iith st. NV " ''''''e' w.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL iWestern1 will give
services in exchange for room and board.
Cleveland 1870.
LAUNDRY--Wasbing and ironing done; best
reference hIs sa strictly open-ar drying; work
wants washing at home. AIT NJ st. NV.
LAUNDREss. frst class, wants work to
bring home. sunny yard. 1900 Ontario I'd.
Adams 10i47
WOMAN. young. reliable. col1red, wishes
days work OF any kind or bundle wash to
take home; best city reference. Call Allan
tic 4263-W. liz
WOMAN from country. colored, wants een-
eral housework; stay nights Call 1910 South
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants cafe
North 2oss
WOMAN wants morning or evening work or
clean office from am. to pm. Call
West 2899J.
WOMAN. reliable. colcred. days work. part
time. nurse or general housework, all day;
good reference. Decatur 5645.
WOMAN. colored, wants cook or house, use
st, NV.
daily. except SUNDAYS. Potomac 35s2-J.
WOMAN, colored, position flrst-class cook;
capable taking full charge; best city refer
ences. Address 20ll I &c: NV. ~
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SITUATION-FEMALE.

SITUATION-FEMALE.
COMpANION--Car Of wardrobe, sewing and
remodeling; city. country or travelling; best
of references. North i649.
URSE---Christian Science nurse will give
her services by day or week Lincoln 9347-J.
1851 st. Sc. IL
REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN as hostess
cashier, able to keep books; references and
bond required. Stoneleigh Court Dining
Room. Connecticut ave.
STENOGRAPHER-Begin desires position.
low salary. Address Box 194-H, Star Office.
IL"
sTENoGRAPHER.. thoroughly. experienced:
age IS. now employed, capable taking full
charge small Office or assisting busy execu-
tive. desires permanent position, preferably
exclusive OF Saturdays. Address Box 102-E.
Star once.
sTENOGRAPHER TYPIsT experienced:
knowledge OF bookkeeping; SIS. Adams
1929. IL
STENOGRAPHER. high-scilool graduate. two
years college, references; salary second con-
sideration. but position must hold chance OF
Advancement. Shepherd 28l1-W liz
SWEDISH MASSAGE for the circulation.
nervousness and insomnia. Mrs. Saunders,
Columbia 1915.
WOMAN can take 2 or children by day or
week. Phone Columbia 3488.
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USED CAR DEPT.
MARMON MOTORS, INC.
1888 l4th. North 7l55.
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BETTER USED CARS.

CLEARANCE SALE.
Buick Broughams (2l. like new. s2f5. $500
Studebaker Special 6. California top, roll
curtains; perfect condition; 1925. 49,. $50
8 Coupe. ,..............., 1873
Buick Master Touring. ...,...........,. 2l0
Oldsmobile Sedan ..........,.......,. $50
Hudson 4-door Sedan ................... $50
Studebaker Roadster. Special 6. l92S.... ITS
Lafayette 5-pass, Sedan .....,,.,....,. l25
Stutz Roadster NORTHUMBERLAND. 125
Studebaker 6 Coupe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1876
Flint Touring ..................... 1855
Chandler Coach NORTHUMBERLAND. 125
Mercer Roadster ,..........,.,..... rs
Hudson Speedster .........,........ rs
Buick Roadsters f2), each ............ rs
Ford Roadster. pickup body. As
Overland Touring. 1925. .............. IS
Plenty others Terms or Trade.
r obert-Herson's Auto Exchange,
100 Fla. Ave. NE. North l040s.
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NJ EN-An unusual opportunity
awaits few selected men of good
appearance on new proposition
here. First thing tomorrow see Mr..
J. H. Myers, Potomac Electric APP
pliance Co., 18th and c SITS. NV.
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SUPERINTENDENT SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention.
For admission to Recommended
Service Column call Main 5000,
Branch lis.
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All makes--All prices-Fair terNs
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HELP--MALE.

CHAUFFEURs, reliable. with Identification
cards. Apply Wardman Taxi. rear 2ol3 NJ
st. NV IL
CLEANER, spotter (colored). experienced on
silks, woolens. etc: modern plant; must be
ail-around man and help ON finishing silks
and pressing, Give full details about your
self and salary expected Plant located
about rs miles from Washington. Address
Box fo0-E. Star Office l1s
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Continued,

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. s !.,Iy &c e. ND ND.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza s2ss.
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HELp--DOMESTIC.

to $50; salary. SIS week. Ais Wisconsin
ave. NV. Apt. io4 North. -
WOMAN~~White. general housework: small
family; one child, stay nights GLIB Pa. ave.
NV.
WOMAN, cook and housework. wanted;
IN family; good home for right party. Lin.
T722-W after nm. IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MEN, WOAdEN--Jobs for linotype operators,
s50-S60 weekly: short hours. Burton Limo
type School, $50 II st. NV; day and evening.
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MEN IA, for sales work; $25 per week and
liberal commissions to start on salary agree
nent; restricted territory with steady re-
peat trade; experience not necessary as We
show you how. Cen to pm. 2i6 InSur-
ance Bldg, 18th ard Eye sis NV. f3s
New Britain herald., 1929-10-17

function. They recognize that unless girls arc active, life lacks ZcSt. They believe that there is no joy like that Of creation and no satisfaction lik" thati Of completing 6 job. The 'Joy of q wcll-donc job. Is their aim, Girl Scouting gives an outlet for young energy, stimulates interest in the worthwhile things
 Two hundred and fifty thousand girls between the ages of 12 and IS attest thA soundncss of the Girl Scout theory. Because of the en- thusiasm of these 250,000, the or ganization plans to raise money and train leaders so that the member" ship may be doubled within five years. Five million dollars is needed for this expansion. Mrs, Herbert Hoover has given the first contr!- button, S500,OO0, on behalf of the American Relief Administration.
 Girls "Ecvcrt to Type"
 Jt is Il curious reflection on thi; age that while women seem to be doing everything to get out of home making. their daughters are revert ing to type and making enjoyable recreation out of such things as sewing, cooking, meuding, caring for little Willie, tending the dog or cat, making their clothes, and cleaning.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-17

New Orleans, Ia., Oct. Y - A fivc-ycar expansion program will b. launched by the Girl Scouts at t'le national convention here, Nov. 10 12. as a direct chall,ngr 10 one of the most ineidiou5 characteristics Of this modern a%c-thc boredom of youth.
 For inc Girl scout organization recognizes the danger there is to- day in passive instead of active en- joyment. With movies, the radio, au- tos, phones. apartment living, and all the modern labor saving devices. todays girls lose their birthright Of rccrcational occupation and c%er- else that their Erandmothcrs, and even mothcrz, had.
 Homes Changc Wi.h t;l" TiIIcS
 Homes no lonSeT are fascinating places where mother Wcavca makes lace, puts up her own pun%ont pickles, tempting jams, cures hams bakes the bread, makes the clothes and pcrfccts other handicraft that | daughter really enjoyed doing. ! Homes, more often, arc merely | places to sleep. Recreation comes canned, like foods. The very inactivi- ty of it results in boredom.
 Here is where the Girl Scouts
New Britain herald., 1929-10-17

their intrinsic merit, we still may mark in the propriety of our selec- tions We must take into account the particular interests and the temperament of the child we have in mind.
 We should try to find stories which echo or enrich his interests and his experience, either actual or imaginative. The child who has spent the summer in the woods and fields may well have developed an interest in nature which would lead us to select for nim such books as those by Henri Fabrc.
 On the other hand, the child who has been to the sea is perhaps ready for books about sailing, piracy and discovery.
 Certain books have of course [, universal appeal, but even among the classics we must take into ac- count, at least with the little child. the effect of their contents on his emotions. The sensitive imaginative youngSter should not be given stories that arouse fear or horror or excessive compassion. Red Rid ing Hood,' "Thc Three Little Pigs and Little Black Sambo" are cX- amples of fine stories which arc unsuitable for him.
 The child who indulgcs in exces- sivc day dreaming should not be encouraged to read stories which will tend to make him live still more in the land of fantasy.
 His reading of fairy tales and TO- nance should be increasingly inter spcrscd with works of biography and realistic adventure. Guiding your child's reading is as much 2 matter of understanding him as Of knowing good books.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-17

Girl Scouts can choose the sub jects in which they get their pro ficiency badges, Last year there were thousands who took instruction in cooking, home making, laundcr- ing, homc-nursing, and acting as hoStessc8.
 Most Of the Scout troops meet weekly. Many of them now have at tractivc little Girl Scout houses which they paint, furnish, decorate and keep spotless for their meetings, their parties for their mothers and friends, and for general recreation spots. These houses differ according to locality. In Washington there Is the dignified colonial house which Mrs. Hoover sponsored for several years, In Las Vegas it is an adobe house; in Santa Barbara a bungalow with window boxes. In many places q rooln is their meeting spot. But even in this they learn the joys of making and the responSibili- ties of entertaining
 ' Learning the Housekccpcr's Art
 Girl Scouts belong to what they call the larger family" By this they mean that through Scouting, adolcscent girls get their chance at things of which their private homes,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-17

the fat, and shape into cakes, 2-3 inch thick and 2 F inches in diam eter. Place the fat in q frying pan and when hot add the cakes and brown well on both sides.
 Apple Pudding~
 cups flour, teaspoons baking powder, l-3 teaspoon salt, table spoons fat, l-@ cup milk.
 Mix the flour. baking powder and salt. Cut in Inc fat win q knife. Slowly add the milk until q solt cough forms. DI,i4c into six picccS and fit cach piece into q deep muf- fin pan. Leave enough of the edges of dough to fol1 oyer tine apple mixture, when added.
 Apple Mixture
 cups apples, cut in quarters, (pceD, 1 cup water, l. cup sugar, : tablespoons flour, tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon cinnamon. l2 tea spoon nutmeg.
 Mix the apples and water and cook in a covered pan for , minutes Remove the apples. Mix the sugar flour and butter and add 10 the syr- up. Cook, stirring constantly until thick. Add the spices. Place portion of the apples in the dough tilled muffin pans and add the syrup Bring the edges of the dough over the tops with a fork. Bake for 25 minutes in A moderate oven. Serve warm or cold with cream or lemor sauce.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-17
HeroldHs Daily Pattern Service
"pRACTIG3J TOP COAT"
Pattern S&44 New Britain Herald 15C Practical

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 New Britain Herald 15c Practical
 Pattern
 For the school girl, nothing is smarter than Il m&nniSh looking top coat fashioned of scryiccable tweed. Design SS49 has added features Of chic in. th" raglan shoulders and bclted cuffs that reach over the hands. The belt and cuff bands are heayily stitched and fastened with smart buckles.
 Note the yoke in back, below which Q few gathers afford ample fulIncss in the garment. Design S849 would be smart Of mixed tweed in color schemes of red, beige and black; black, white and red; brown and beige. If il plain color is de- sired, VIC suggest navy blue, brown or dark green.
 May be obtained only in sizes s, 10 and F. Size 10 requires 22i yards of 54 inch material.
 This model is easy to make. No hessmakinS experience is neccs- sary. Each pattern comes to you with simple and exact instructions including yardarc for every size. A perfect fit is guaranteed.
 Patterns will be delivered upon receipt Of fifteen cents G5c) in coins carefully wrapped or stamps. Be sure to write plainly your name, address, style number and size want ed.
 Th" fashion book is fifteen cents but only ten cents when ordered with q pattern, Address all mail and orders to New Britain Herald Pattern Department. 2I3 West 17th street, New York city.