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Evening star., 1936-05-25
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Advertisements under thfs head
TING are presumed to be from prt-
rate indiutdudls unless the adrer.
tisemenf ofues q hrm name or
business address on states the pord
Dealer Members or the public
Dho fHd dealers rasqueradino IN
this column as pirate ndivfdaals
are urged to report the matte, 10
The Std' for inDestfoatfoa."
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN SHORTHAND. Touch Typing, Book
Keeping Dictaphone or Ediphone. Calculat-
in1 Machine or Bookkeeping Machine oper-
ating. Civil Service Courses. Placement
Service New classes start Monday
BOYD'S 1898 F St Phone National 233S,
BE SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
numerous TODAY Your best Investment is
in a BOYD COURSE-UNUSUAL ADVAN-
TAGES Register today for the next class.
BOYD'S 1898 F st. NV. National 23:}S.
WILL TEACH reliable men servicing AIR
CONDITIONING and electric refrigera-
tors. spare time Write Utilities Eng. Inst,
DIESEL-write for free booklet concern
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS.
once of REGISTRAR.
Address Box 113-M Star Office.
Beauty Culture Success
Means MABELLE HONOUR Training
Free Catalogue-Terms-D Mite ClasSc-
Graduates Placed in GOOD Positions.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM.
(The School of Successful GraduatesN
1340 N Y Ave NV Met 777s.
TRIAL EXAMINATION.
On Tuesday June . at GAO pm. the
ifoint Pleasant School for Secretaries will
conduct another complete trial eXamina-
ton for limited number of stenographer
end tyDist applicants for Civil Service ex-
animation. The examination, lasts 33
hours. and the material is similar to thai
If former examinations. For a nominal
fee all papers will be graded according to
Civi' Service standards and returned BY
mail Telephone Columbia 5000 for res
ervation before pm. Tuesday. June 2.
TIvoL1 THEATER BUILDING.
18th ST. AT PARK RD.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANOS-We're remodeling our store and
need space SO that the work can continue
uninterrupted so we're clearing out our
floor stock Of reconditioned Rrands and up
rights and new sample pianos at unusually
large reductions All of the used pianos
are in the best possible condition and carry
than we have ever offered on merchandise
OF the same quality before. Very easy
terms Kits 1890 9 st.
right SS5; Fischer $50: vose, S95: Stroh-
Der S55 All instruments carry our guar
antee and free hauling Bench included
One grand. slightly used, S24S; one Linde-
mann grand. S2l5. Pianos for rent as
low as So. rent applied on purchase price
Sole agents for the celebrated Hardman
pianos. est 1912 We carry the Schiller.
Bradbury and Jesse French pianos. HUGO
Worch, ITO @. Established 1879
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PERMANENT POSITION.

Opening foI man between 90 and 40
ad ioinirg territories for oldest and best
known national organization in its line: no
canvassing or high pressure. Only depend
and satisfactory record will be considered.
Opportunity for rapid advancement. Must
,lave or be able TO obtain car. In reply.
give address and telephone number Ad-
dress Box 403-M. Star ONCE.
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STEADY EMPLOYMENT

LANSBURGH & BRO.
Will have opening tomorrow for three men
over % Men selected must be neat in
appearance Position will be permanent.
Character reference and car necessary.
Experience in waiting on trade helpful.
Apply Tuesday. 9:30 am. Employment
Ofire fourth floor
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HELP---MEN.
(Contiuued.)
MAN

Have permanent position open, end of
this week, for q man over "a, with car.
This Is local work. therefore familiarity
with washington area essential This
position Just created. In reply. state age.
car, married or single. past employment
and phone number. Address Box SS-P,
Star ONCE.
SALESMEN-Five men who meet the fol-
lowing qualifications will be paid salaries,
plus overridei
QUALIFICATIONS.
!. At least one year successful oil burner
selling experience.
.. Proven sales record in Washington
territory.
3. Must own car.
Such men are desired by the Washing
ton branch OF a large National Organiza-
tion and will be required to sell Oil Burn
srs Acknowledging Eauipment Oil-Burn-
ing Boilers fuel oil and oil-bnrner service.
A few inexperienced men will be hired on q
straight commission basis; Salary will be
themselves. .
:. Our organization has been notified of
Call Mr.. Bartlett at District 1880 oe-
tween 10 and L. am. and / to 8 pm. Mon
day and Tuesday for appointment.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may te found on page A-3. col
kumn
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HELP--MEN.

HELP--MEN.
BOY white. Is years, for errands. Apply
8 am. only. 443 7th st. NV. Room 3.
BUTCHER. rst-class; must have refer
epce; good pay Apply 920 4th st. s.w.,
Greenbere Meat Market.
CAHPENTERS tfvel sp52 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. Geo. Landman. =
QQLLECToR. experienced credit clothing.
T36 7th st. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO BIRMINGHAM THIS WEEK.
GERS. Mrs. MCBRIDE. Atlantic 27s".
TO SAN DIEGO CALF VIA DALLAS.
Tex. May 30. one or two. share gas and oil
Phone Metropolitan 1899. 80
DRIVING TO FLORIDA JUNE 4th. CAN
take ; or 3 passengers to share expenses:
1885 Plymouth sedan: references Col 5327
MARRIED COUPLE DRIVING TO UTAH
desire passengers: round trip, $40: leaving
June q. returning July 8. Kensington al.
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- WANTED.
! auto service manager.
/ asst. auto service manager.
l auto service salesman.
2 auto curb men.
Is exper. auto mechanics.
2 auto body men.
2 auto painters.
GOOD WAGES.
STEADY WORK.
Apply Room A, Ambassador Hotel Oath
and k SITS nw) Monday. 10 am. to l2
am. 9 to 4 pm. to 8 pm. ASK Tor
Mr.. Hughes.
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS q SERVICE.

ALTERATIONS carpenter work. painting.
papering. weather stripping roof painting.
porches inclosed recreation rooms Attics
finished and insulated. Columbia 9135.
BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and
PillowsE E reno; best prices and prompt ON se1d del
BED BUGS, reaches and
other vermin exterminated; free estimates.
sO4 q ST. NV. Phone National 1861.
BUILDING remodelling. carpentry, paint
ing, porch Enclosures. cement and brick
ySone ESGn deorfia Fl 4 4s5 Plan work suaraaseed
CARPENTER-Flooring shelving. screen
1853 Taylor St NV Phone Adams 1924.
CEMENT a speciality: coping around lawns
hno Ssai SS41 % si4 kase
CHAIR GAMING iNa iRNEaHo5sTEh65 ! = !
isss 10th s' NV Phone Metropoiitan dit its s6ti2
ELECTRIC WIRING .ns rIssuTss RS
gss. gss e. e. ei ss AZ S1s Ursss. ss nF so ssS
FLOORS LAID-sanding with dustless
that satisfies A. e. Burrell. Adams 1902.
FLOOR WORK. expert; old foors made
Phone Columbia 1862.
FLOORS-FLOORS
{. 4 Folk. 6s67 sherrier pi. nv. cIey. OBS,
PAINTING papering. roofing. general re.
pairing: guaranteed; reas. NJ, L. Smith
1724 webster st. NV. Phone Adams 710S.
PAINTING. plasterine ,stuccoing; frst class
timstes cali Line s429-R. SO.
stipiins, biendine; very reasonable; best
materials and workmanship; guaranteed
in writing. Kahan, lincoln 4052 26'
PAINTING papsrins, q Saslisy; esrDen-
isfy; guaranteed; estimate low: rate
financing A. E. BurrelL Adams 1892.
PAPERHANGING-5 rms. 2-story hall
complete. $50; white mech; good work.
quick serv.: salts. guar. Line. 61s2-W. %.
PAPERING-Rooms. So UP. Painting. S3
up White mechanics. Free estimates.
Phone Columbia GIG 2Ss
PAPERING. painting. plastering. reason
able prices; work guaranteed. M. N.
Schiff. 130 webster st. NV. Adams 3196-W.
PAPERING Isos9a, Eeems, ss % up. .,u.,.s yeur .s-
Phone Adams 1921. 25'
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

PAPERING rms. 2-story hall. $50 and
up: quick service; white mechanics. Call
any time; neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERING. painting. plsstering; neat,
clean work; low prices; local, experienced
mechanics. Call Baitz, Col. 1889. 633 La
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LYON VILLAGE, VA. 3IO6 N. 18th ST
Furn. room. 2 exposures 15 min. dovl
town. Cool in Summer. Walnut Sl14-J
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BOATS.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

CoAL-Finest Pa. anthracite. 224O lbs.
ton: egg nut. stove. pea. etc Meyer Co
Co. 63OI Blair ro NV Georgia 1884
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Continued)

! 5O4 CONCORD AVE. NW.-Large desir-
| able corner bed room: private shower room
/ cont. h.w.. unlimited phone; employed cou-
| Die or gentlemen gentiles; bus and car
| transportation.
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PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RID. NEAR litn
St and Rock Greek Park-Excellent loca- :
tion: one. two. three cool delightful rooms
two exroSures. hall. dressing room. 6inette.
kitchen. bath shower. Frieidaire elevator:
S26 to Ss5: latter ideal for two couples
Phone Adams 33So
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N. AND E. EX: RMS. KITCHEN. BATH
Frigldaire. radio; cool. quiet corner; csr
and bus; adults: June ; to Oct. 1: So So.
3720 Macomb St. Apt. col. Phone Clev.
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SULGRAVE MANOR. 513O CONN. AVE
Apt 207-Sublease June 1 to Sept. Is. at
sisting of living room Venetian blinds.
dressing room with roll-away bed. bath
with shower. kitchen and dinette; 24-hour
secretarial and elevator service: $3.50 a
month. Phone Emerson 2SO3
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SALESMEN-SPECIAL.
To a few experienced used-car salesmen
who may want TO better their position. Here
is what you get 1@o with S25 limit. no
deducts. Regular periods on large used-car
lots. transportation furnished Honest co.
operation pay day every Saturday. one
of Washingtons leading dealers. State
age. experience. address and phone In first
letter Address Box Sa-M, star office.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For clean-cut men of good reputation
Must be careful drivers and willing to fol-
low instructions Salary 80 per week,
plus commisson, This is not selling
proposition Apply between l and pm
only 1856 22nd st. NV. -----
YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE
OF SHIPPING DEPT. OP-
PORTUNITY TO DEVELOP.
ADDRESS BOX 55-P, STAR
OFFICE.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE colored. desires job. chauffeur,
butler. cook or general housework 1888
T st. NV. Granada Apt IL.
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1867 RHODE ISLAND AVE. CORNER 18TH
Cool front rooms. private, semi-private
baths. separate closets spacious lawn
excellent meals individually served ladies
gentlemen: S36.5O to $3.50 other vacan-
cies. gentlemen. S3l so: walking distance
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1886 New Hamp-
shire ave- double front rms. single
Summer rates reasonable. North $685.
nared and SERVED
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BY SINGLE gentleman. in private family
on farm within 10 miles Washington
State full particulars as to rates. Ao-
dress Box l3S-M Star once. 26'
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PORTLAND HOTEL.

14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
Extra large comfortable sleeping rooms
2as
COLORED-Nice front room in apt suit =
able for two young men. 1917 18th st.
NV. Apt. 4.
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
an attractive apartment with two others
Roosevelt Hotel. Apt. 221.
SUBLET FOR MO. NICELY FURNISHED
apt, > bed rms. living rm.. kitchen. Bel
mont I'd. NV. Phone Adams $3.50. 90
La SALE 1923 CONN AVE. APT. 423:
corner apartment. rooms, , baths Phone
Mhtrnnnlifan 0rO4
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CHICKS-RockS. Reds. So: Leghorns. sp,
cisl Ss hundred; top quality. blood teste
J. B. Henry. Phone Falls Church 34S. =:
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PAPERING painting. plastering. reason
able prices; work guaranteed. M N.
Schiff 130 Webster st. NV. Adams 3196-W.
PAPERINCS Rooms. s5 up. your Sc
: a 49,. ,oo, lection Ai1p paipntiineg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
Your Baby's Health
Simple Standard Tests Show Progress
 Of Child's Mental Development

boy or girl. A four-year-old child should be able to name SucceSsively three familiar objects shown to 1t, such as @ spoon, 0 book, or pencil, and to repeat three non-consecutive numbers.
 A six-year-old child should be able to tell whether any particular time of the day is noon or evening. It should be able to define use of e fork, Q chair, 0 knife, or Q table
 Tests that have been developed will seem relatively simple to most grown-up people. Even so, these tests demand Q certain amount ot brain activity. The tests are based on the results of careful observa- ton of thousands of children. Conspicuous failure in perform ance of any of these tests should demand special attention of the parents to the question of the child's education.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
Don't Let Points of
 Etiquette Trip You

How to accept compliments grac- iously? It's an art Bill thought Smart-looking Lefty would know. But when he said "Your hair looks lovely" she giggled like a schoolgirl.
 This silly litter and her clumsy gesture revealed her lack of breed- ingl If only she had said the kind- ly and correct thing-"How nice of you to tell me-" or "I'm glad you think so," or just smiled warmly. It's mistaken modesty - likely to cause hurt feelings, too to say "Quit your kidding" or "oh, I look terriblel"
 Learn well-bred ways that give you social success. Our 32-page booklet tells you, among other matters, about boise in public, charming conversation, the eti- quette of dinners and dances, the small but winning courtesies of every-day life.
 Send 1oc for your copy of ETI- QUETTE FOR GIRLS AND MEN to Waterbury Democrat, Home Service, 636 Sixth avenue, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plain- ly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
.EANSEES1B
 Your Children
By Olive Roberts Barton

Every day we oldsters do things that we know are out of order, but they are so unimportant usually, we say to ourselves that 1t doesn't matter.
 It is easier for dad to throw his magazine on the chair when he goes out than to lay 1t on table. Or, dust this once," mother uses the blue tea towel, reserved for glasses, to finish of the pans.
 Between dawn and dark our lits tie lapses are legion. If conscience bricks at all, we stroke 1t and, say "be still"
 But this same conscience gets terribly busy when the children get the least bit careless. How respon- sible we suddenly become if Lucy pulls the curtain crooked or Lance leaves his hat in the hall.
 Viewed Differently
 These small everyday affairs are not important in themselves. Act- ually they are the stuff days are made of. However, they show the difference between the two ends of the telescope. Adults minimize their own slips as officers and magnify those of their young recruits.
 Children need to be told, trained, taught responsibility. They must ab- sorb ideas of neatness, arrangement and fitness. Mistakes must ire. uuently be mentioned and recur- rences dealt with. But legionS of children live under constant 1rrita- ton that tends neither to improve them nor make them more thought ful.
 Daddy at the office may feel 1t quite permissible to throw balls of crumpled paper on the floor irl- stead of into the basket beside him. Or leave Q burning cigaret on his ash tray to fall of and mar his desk. At home he may hit the ceiling If Lance lays hand on the wire of the screen or Lucy leaves an orange skin about.
 Parents Love to Explode
 Why excuse ourselves just be- cause we know better? Why get all worked up when, half the time, the offspring don't know better or else forget, as children will.
 Is 1t a feeling of over-responsi- bility for their training? Actually. no. Short tempers and love of exploding on the slightest provoca- ton are the best we can say for ourselves much of the time. If we parents would remember the little story of the mote and the beam we might find a better route to man" agement.
 Training by temper and counsel- ling by complaint get poor results. They cease to impress. But however that may be, why don't we play fair and slap our own hands occasion- ally?
 Copyright lsse, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
TESTED RECIPES

Did you ever hear of a cupful of strawberries serving ten persons2 Well 1t will-if you invoke the aid of Q package of strawberry -havored gelatin. This dessert is simple to make-it's gratifyingly economical fl berries are high in price, and it fills the family with the pleasant H. fusion that they've consumed quite 0 sizeable portion of berries.
 Strawberry Whip
 package strawberry favored gelatin; cup warm water; cup strawberry juice; 1 cup crushed strawberries; Ia cup sugar.
 Dissolve gelatin in warm water. Add strawberry juice. Chill until cold and syrupy. Place in bowl of cracked ice or ice water and whip with rotary egg beater until fluffy and thick like whipped cream. Fold in strawberries and sugar. Turn into mold. Chill until firm. Un- mold. Serves 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
By DIR. MORRIS TIsHBEIN Editor, Journal of the AsSocla ton Medical Association, and of
 HygeIa, the Health Magazine

Medical Association, and of
 Hygela, the Health Magazine
 Speech as on important means of testing development of the child. It Is, of course, the chief distinction between man and the animals.
 At the age of ono year, @ child can say 0 few single words, and at the end of two years 1t can begin to make sentences of about two or three words each. A tWo-year-old child may have 0 vocabulary of from 100 to 800 words.
 pr. Arnold Gesell, child psychol- ogist, says that Q two-year-old child can fold paper, use simple sentences jects, such as keys, pennies, and watches, listen to stories, look at pictures, and attempt to describe It's own experiences. It will also ask for things by their own names.
 There are various tests to show whether the baby IS developing nor- mally from the mental point of view. Tn the Binet-simon tests, which are standard the child of three Is asked to show It's mouth, nose, and eyes; 1t Is asked to re- peat two numbers which are not consecutive, and 1t Is given three opportunities to repeat numbers in this way.
 If 1t succeeds once out of three times, 1t is considered as not below normal intelligence.
 A simple test Is to show the child Q picture in which there are four or five objects of importance, and have 1t name the important objects. A three-year-old child, if normal mentally, Is able to pick out boy, a dog, Q tree or a car.
 By the time the child is four years old, 1t should know whether 1t is @
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
NeedlezgOrk Patterns
 Bible Story Quilt Blocks

It Is quite safe for us to ven- ture that you have never had quilt blocks such as these. The pictures of favorite characters from the Bible are given for 12 blocks on a NUMO hot iron transfer. The blocks in the set are the Sower, the Prodigal Son, David and Goliath, Jacob and his Dream, Easter, Daniel in the Lions Den, the Good Samaritan, Joseph and his coat of many colors, Moses being found by the princess, Noah welcoming the. doves return, the Three Wise Men following the star, and Cain and Abel. The group of 12 blocks is No. C2836T.
 To order, ask for No. C2836T or tear out illustration and send with 20 cents in stamps or coins. Address your order to MAKE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
PARIS STYLES CHATS

French politician. Mime. schiapar- ell, herself wears the same black evening gown.
 Mrs. Gould ordered Q suit in navy blue woolen material. The skirt is slim and straight and the fitted jacket is made with @ high waistline. With this Mrs. Gould wears Q sheer blouse of navy blue tulle, and c small blue hat.
 A black dinner dress in full crepe likewise was selected by Mrs. Gould. This gown has Q V decol- lette which is filled in with Q yolk of black tulle. It is worn with o jacket in robins egg blue satin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
DIhU88 - GIOifiNg. Yourself
By, Alicia Hart
MIA servlce staR WrIter

NEA HegVhgG 6U8M WEAUCE
 "What she does and the prepara- tons she uses are important to Q woman's beauty, of course" Q prom inent skin specialist told me yeSter- day. "But the regularity with which she practices all of her routines is even more important. I would pre- fer that Q client devote twenty nlin- utes to care of her skin and hair each and every day of her life than two hours only one day Q week"
 The cosmetician went on to say that everyone-regardless of her size-should do llmbering exer- cises every morning for at east five minutes. These wake you up, get circulation started proper ly and keep waistline, neck and leg muscles from getting stiff and clumsy.
 The ideal way to save time is to brush your teeth, clean face and throat and cover them with cream before you start to do your exercises. This way, the cream does it's work while you are going through your stretching routines. Afterward, take your shower, eat breakfast and you are ready to start the day.
 Be most systematic about your nightly routines, too. Don't use every preparation you own one night Q week. then forget about them for several days. Provided you allow one entire evening Q week for manicure, pedicure, mask treatment end shampoo, twenty minute routines on the other six nights should suface. And you can do Q lot in twenty minutes if you put your mind to 1t. It isn't fair, however, to in- clude brushing your teeth and taking Q bath in this short time. These are health routines, and you have to do them anyway.
 During the twenty minutes, use your creams and lotions, brush your hair, smooth away lines and wrinkles. To save time, clean face and throat first, apply your favor!te cream, leave 1t on while you brush your hair.
 NEXT. New nFeuaratlOna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-13
SIMPLE TO SEW

 Edited by LAURA I. BALDT, A. M. For many years Asst. Professor of Household Arts, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York
 Here's Q two-piece buttoned- down the front model, fashions favorite sports dress.
 Smart detail is concentrated in the blouse which is gathered to a smooth shoulder yoke. It has a pocket for "hanky." The blouse may be worn "tuck-in." See back viewl
 Sand colored linen made this attractive costume. The buttons are brown. And for @ very smart and sportsy effect you can wear a brown ascot tucked into the neck, by way of @ change.
 Some of the new cotton have linen-like weaves, and in these, as well as in tub silks, this. model could also be carried out delight fully.
 i Again, you may use the pattern for a separate blouse or a separate skirt.
 Style No. 20S0 is designed for sizes IA, IS, 18 years, 36, 30 and 40 inches bust. Size 16 requires 3 7-8 yards of 30-inch material.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS O6c), Ccoin is prefeTred) for PATTERN, Write plainly YOUR NAME. AD- DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH.
 New Summer Fashion Book Costs TEN CENTS. Send for Your Copy Today. BOOK and PATTERN to- gether TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
 Address order to Waterbury Democrat PATTERN DEPART MENT. l60 Fifth avenue, New York, N. Y.