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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

In letter of transmttal, Assistant Com
missioner Corrington Gill. who is in
charge of research, finance and statistics,
states:
Contrary to the outlook for most of
the other extractive industries, it is ex
pected that overall employment OppOr-
tUnities I'm oil and gas production prob
ably will increase for the next decade
and half although the man-pOwer re-
Guirements of the different divisions of
the industry will vary. The upward
trend of employment at oil and gas wells
characteristic of development until
1020-has been resumed and probably
will continue for the next ten or fifteen
years :"
The report constitutes one of the
most comprehensive analyses of the pro-
duction phases of the petroleum and
natural gas industry ever made. Mr.. Gill
said. It's significance ds heightened by
the fact that of more than a score of
industries examined by the National Re-
search Project in the last three years,
petroleum and natural gas is the only
one in which an expanding technology
is accompanied by prospects for increased
employment.
Oil and gas now supply more than a
third of the country's energy require
ments, an Introductory statement points
out. and petroleum alone is the source
CT virtually all industrial lubricants.
Aside from coal mining. oil or gas pro-
duction is the most important segment
of the mineral industry.
From the commercial beginning of
each division of the industry down to the
time of the great depression, production
showed an almost uninterrupted in
crease" the report states. 1.-THE rate of
growth moreover, has been rapid, and
the period of greatest expansion was the
rostwar decade. when the growth of
production OF other minerals was slowing
down In this period the output in all
branches of the petroleum and natural
gas industry more than doubled. Even
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
MOULTON SAND
lContinued from Page Onel

Santa Ritas Lander No. 3, also
a Moulton sand producer, had but
two feet of saturation.
The Crowley No. 3 cored gray
shales from 1859 to 2974, then
this very fine oil sand from 2574
to 257S. going into three feet of
black shale, where drilling stopped.
1t is believed that there is from
20 to 40 feet of Moulton sand in
this location so coring will continue
to the base of the sand before put
ting it on production.
Huber Montana company is an
organization composed of Montana
operators and the j. NJ. Huber cor
poration of Berger Texas Nadeau
Brothers. Cobb & Pardee and New
ell & Chandler pooled their North
Cut Bank acreage to form the cor
poration. which is proceeding with
a six-well program. Thus far it
has three OF wells, one gasser and
one dry hole. Officers of the cor
poration include F. NJ. Eckhart,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
WILDCAT AT

three shots of hydrochloric acid but
it apparently was little helped.
The hole bottoms II feet in the
Madison lime, with no water show
ing The Porter well, to the east,
had water at a point &c feet in
the lime. other wells in the dis
trict have had their best oil show
ings in "break" below the water
Accordingly, the owners may drill
into the lime in an effort to in
crease production before converting
it into a gas well. The gas is com
ing from the base of the Colorado
sand, measuring around 100000
cubic feet, and there is a market
for it in the Choteau gas line
which crosses the structure.
Tarrant and Kirk, encouraged by
the amount of oil found, may move
westward down structure. and drill
another we'll 1t is believed that
with the finding of a porous for
nation commercial production will
be developed on this field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

dough, Baby. an I'll sure show You
good time. Only trouble I got,
baby, is I'm a little Dit color blind. :"
"Mistah," agreed the lady,
"youall sho' isl"
Mother: well, son, what have
you been doing all afternoon?"
Willie: Shooting craps, Mother"
Mother: THAT must stop. Those
little things have just as much
right to live as you do"
That's a good looking hat, BILL"
Il bought it five years ago, had
it cleaned three times, changed it
twice in restaurants, and it's still
as good as new"
Teacher: III you had $40 in one
pocket and SIS in the other, what
would you haYe?"
Johnny: Someone else's pants"
She: Swell party tonight"
He: yeah. I'd ask you for the
next dance, but all the cars are
taken. "
She: What do you mean by tel
ling me that the dates you had
with me were like a string of
pearls"
He "Neckless, dearie, reckless.
e
Sure l help keep sex out of the
movies"
ooh, are you a censor?"
mo, I'm balcony usher"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
BUGGY HILL"

0NV71-"--N -1V-- ~ -
Bank sand was from 2947 to 1866.
showed gas and oil from 1855 TO
1855. Lower Cut Bank from 1866
to 1882 carried most of the oil be-
tween 297O and 1878 Casing was
set at 295S, and fluid level was
1900 feet. 1t was shot with ). 10
and Is quart shots of nitro glyc
erin and is now cleaning out.
Cobb-JacksOn No. 4, C SWN
NEA 532-5W, damaged by 4 go
quart nitro glycerin shot, is still
fishing out lost pipe.
Glacier PrOducion-Hau No. 2
C NEA SWA 35-36-6W, the j.nx
well of the year, suffered more
trouble this week when water
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

The man who buys landowners roy
alties is buying oil IN UNDERGROUND
STORAGE. He must see in the future of
the industry the certainty that his oil
will be taken from the ground, in due
course of time, and delivered to him
FREE OF COST OF PRODUCTION.
If the industry is a declining factor,
we would not want to invest but if the
industry is likely of growth and expan-
sion, then we can imagine no safer in
vestment than OIL IN UNDERGROUND
STORAGE. THE investor who knows
anything of the history of the industry
and of the state and field in which he
invests will see that in the event COM
mercial quantities of oil are present,
he will CERTAINLY realize a profit,
by limiting the amount of his investment
to a basis of few cents per barrel for
his oil
The answer to this question of sta
bility is provided by the federal gov
eminent thru Federal Works agency of
the Work Projects Administration. This
report, entitled Technology, Employ
ment and Output Per Man in Petroleum
and Natural Gas Production" says that
the petroleum and natural gas industry
contrary to the general trend, will con-
tinue for a decade or more to provide
increasing employment opportunities in
spite of chronological improvements
which have trebled the output per man
in the last 20 years. The report as
serts that all indications point to
steadily increasing fuel demands for
many years to come In addition, in
vention and improved production tech
niques serve constantly to reveal new
uses for, and byproducts of, petroleum
and natural gas. These create new in
dustrial demands which in turn, create
new demands for labor. This expand
ing technology is not expected to abate,
nor even to become static, within the
next ten or fifteen years at the least.
The report was made public by Colonel
F. c. Harrington, WPA Commissioner.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
CHICAGO MEN

CONTINUED from Page Onel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

broke in under the pipe after the
drillers had succeeded in the diff
cult task of sidetracking lost tools.
The well is cleaning out at $3.50
and may have to run another string
OF casing. This well is near the
company's Larson No. 1 producer
which developed production in the
Sunburst sand in a district where
only Cut Bank sand production was
expected.
Glacier Production harrington
No. well. c NWA NEA 1888
5W. is drilling at $50 feet, having
spudded Sept. 8.
Nose Wagner, Trustee-Tribal 178
No. 2. NE SEA SEA 12-32-6W,
is drilling at 400 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

I'O'I' O'e1
had good showings of gas at the
time drilling stopped. The new u.
s. G. S. map shows the wellsite
within the 360O-foot contour, which
is also the contour of the Cut
Bank gas field discovery well.
Drilling started in the Colorado
shale so shallower drilling is ex
pected by Parent than in North Cut
Bank and the Border oil field north
and northwest. He looks for pro-
duction at the top of the Madison
lime. should the Cut Bank sand
series be missing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
COBB-TEXACO
CONTINUED from Page 0nel

The Griffiths we'll found no gas
and no oil. The Italo well already
has a good flow Of gas at the
base Of the Colorado and has pros
poets Of oil in the Sunburst sand
as we'll as at the lime contact. The
log of this we'll shows the region
higher, structurally, than is shown
on the U. S. G. S. contour map.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

If there is going to be a war, then the prices of
essentials GOING UP. Certainly petroleum prime
requisite of But of all the war babies petroleum
the notable exception that is not likely of terrific
deflaton after the ends The petroleum industry
will continue grow-surey for the next 10 Is years.
evidenced by this T. s. survey. Because of its brilliant
future with the coming Of proven methods Of finding
drilling and producing oil pools (geophyscs rotary tools
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

II. w. Price and Walter f. David
of Berger, and George Nadeau, K.
D. Pardee and NJ. NJ Newell Jr.,
of Cut Bank. John Vansent, chief
geologist for the ] NJ Huber cor
poration, is in charge of opera
tions.
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

0H is the blood of the earth fIoscqng through for
{ fumes field only to enrich the courageous 1t
- sometimes REGARDS the nonthinkng business
Stacker bit it lifts the burden from the back of
business coqceyd It's pins marks of success generally
90 to those q0Ho combine degree of thought qerth
action
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

deep drilling acidzaton) Montana offers the greatest OPP
poruntes the United States today We base this state
carefully compiled comparative data
California, Texas and the BIidcontnent.
Those who would share with the opportunities af
forded before prices arrive will be furnished complete
details regarding royalties their evauaon and upon
quest offering sheets will be provided, descriptive of
available properties.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

the depression served as only a temper
airy check; in 1887 production, with
the exception of natural gasoline extrac-
ton, exceeded all previous records
''As a result, the petroleum and ma
tUraI gas industry, measured in terms of
value of products, now ranks as the
cOuntry's most important mineral indus
trv. In 1887, the value of the crude pet
rOleum, natural gas and natural gasoline
produced tOtaled 81, 733, 022, OOO-more
than a third of the value of all minerals.
Measured in the same way, oil refining
ranks among the five leading manufac-
turing industries of the country :"
In conclusion it is pointed out that
the known supplies of petroleum, coupled
with the chronological improvements
which make greater proportion of the
supply recoverable, indicate a continued
healthy existence for the industry. This
is further substantiated by the prospect
of an increasing demand for both gaso-
line and natural gas as fuels and for
the many petroleum by-products devel-
oped in the research laboratory
Both short-and longtime outlooks
indicate that additional workers will be
required in the petroleum and natural
gas industry" the report concludes "The
increase will follow in part the expected
continued growth of demand for motor
fuel and lubricants, and in part to other
factors. For the next decade and
a half, the prospects appear fairly clear"
The report is published as a book of
$50 pages, illustrated, with numerous
charts and tables. and with a statistical
appendix. 1t is the sixth in the Pro-
duction, Productivity and Employment
Series of the WPA National Research
Project on Unemployment Opportunities
and Recent Changes in Industrial Tech
niques. 1t was prepared by o. e. Kiess
ling and H. o. Rogers, with the assis-
lance of a group of government and in
dustrial experts, under the supervision
Of David Weintraub. Director, National
Research Project.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

Father: did I hear the clock
strike three when you came home
last night?"
Son: Eyes, dad. 1t was going to
strike eleven, but stopped it SO
it wouldn't wake you up"
First Frat When you asked
Doris to dance, did she accept
quickly?
Second Frat Man-Did she! She
was on my feet in an instant.
HOLLYWOOD CONTRIBUTION
Old lady on her first visit to
California. a beautiful day, first
of February, standing on the beach
looking at the waves rolling in,
about 70 in the shade, after look
ing for some time very much in
terested, she said: my but / bet
it must be cold here in the winter
time" (She came from Minnesota
FLASH!
Hotel Clerk under arrest!
Charged with spreading a rumor
A parson from far Col.
In New York went to see Hot Mix
When the chorus did shake
He cried out, For Gods Sake
Don't swing with such zest and
BRAY"
We heard a yarn about a well
oiled conventionite who eased up
to a snappily dressed dame and
asked her to help him see the town.
I'm a good guy" he told her Got
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
The Safest Investment
In Times Like These

When we make an investment the petroleum industry getting into
O the of the nvesme
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

Huszon0t esztendo alatt ke-
seriien komoly embereket csi-
malt a Magyar Banyaszlap
mindenkib6l, aki muhelyeben
vesz6dott, csak eppen rattan
mem fogott XII. Kitartottam az
amerikai magyar konvencios
jelsz6 mellett es maradtam a
regi, akinek a trefa ma is a
gy0ny0risege.
Bizonysaggal szolgalok ere,
mikor arrol kezdek beszelni,
hogy manapsag New York
varosaban igen harcias a han
gulat a nagyobb es a kisebb
percenthez tartozok k0zott es
ennek soran szinte megd0b-
benve latom, hogy meg a We
lem egyivasu Szebenyey Joska
is er6sen koti az ebet a karo-
hoz, hogy holmi tetlegessegre
vetemedik, ha megharagszik.
Ejnye-ejnye, Greg cimboram,
Joska, hadd meseljem ell ne
ked, hogy szegeny es nagyon
szerencsetlen ember volt Bal
mokon az a bizonyos Kohn
Jakab. Akarmihez fogott,
szinte uldozte a balszerencse,
semmise sikeriilt nek. Egy-
seer azutan nagyon elkesered-
We jott haza es vesztjoslo ham
gon mondta a felesegenek:
- Asszony, adj nekem egy
kest!
A Sara megijedt:
Minek neked a kes, Kobi9
Felf0rmedt a kilenc bal
kezes, sorsuld0zte Kohn:
= Mert en- egy utonallo,
egy rablo, egy haramia aka
rok lenni!
- listen a vilag felett, =
sirankozott a megremult asz-
SONY, - hova gondolsz?
- Kest ide, ha mondom!
Orditozott a nekivadult Kohn.
Megijedt az asszony es at
adta az uranak az egyik kony-
hakest. Elrohant Kohn, flu
tott egyenesen az orszagutra
es elbujt egy bokor mogott.
Vart oft tiirelemmel, mar az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

matus Egyesiilet vezetosege al
tai hozott intezkedesekben min
den jo es tiszta szivii testve-
rink megnyugodhatik, inert hi
szen tudjak Ok jol, miben ken
igazi segitseget adm a tagsag-
max.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesilet pompas seek
haza, a ''Kossuth Building" oft
all alig ketszaz lepAsnyire
a White House-tol, az orszag
elso polgaranak, az Egyesiilt
Allamok elnokenek lakasatol.
A f6iskolakon tanulo ifjaink
tanulmanyi segelye, az immar
masodik eve rendezett nyari
kedvezmenyes ohazai zarandok
utazasa, ez evberr is 6 ifjunak
teljesen ingyen valo hazakil-
deset es ket hetig valo ellatasa
altal a biztositason feliil olyan
hatalmas kedvezmenyeket ad
tehat tagjainak, ane1yek pa
ratlanok a maguk nemeben.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet tenat minden-
ben el6l jar: kiilso elhe1yezke-
deseben is, az orszag fovarosa
sziveben berendezett szekhaza-
val, mint bels6 szervezetenek
tokeletes kiep. tese altal is tag
jainak es az egesz amerikai ma
gyarsagnak szolgalataban.
Melto tehat ARA, hogy meg
kiil0nb0ztetett figyelemben es
partolasban reszesitse minden
amerikai magyar testveriink.
B6vebb felvilagositast kaphat:
The Hungarian Reformed Fe-
deration of America, 1925
Pennsylvania Ave, Kossuth
Bldg, Washington, d. C.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
kakaS Marion
A jubileum fel6l

esti imadsagat is elmondta,
mikor egyszer csak ARA jott
a Griin Izsak, amire Kohn XII
butt a bokorbol es rakialtott::
A penzedet vagy az ele-
tedet!
Ranezett Grin a tamadora,
felismerte es nyugodtan
mondta:
- Megbolondultal te, Kohn?
Amire a haramia-jel0lt meg
vadabbul kiabalta:
- En- most mem vagyok a
Kohn, en- most egy rablogyil-
kos vagyok!
Ejnye no, - huzakodott
vele Griin, - ne csinalj rossz
trefakat.
- Ez mem trefa, - szavalta
Kohn. En- gyilkolok!
Es ezzel mar XII is rantotta
csizmaja szarabol a konyha-
kest. Amint azonban ranezett
a gyilkolo szerszamra, egy-
szerre csak sirva fakadt es ell
keseredve panaszolta:
- Iyen szerencsem is csak
nekem lehet. Az asszony a
tejes kest Gdta idle nekena!
AIT mondom en- neked, Greg
bajtarsam, Joska, hogy velem
egyitt peches ember voltal te
egesz eletedben es beke-sze-
ret0 ember. Mem bantottal
te soha senkit es most Sc pro-
balkozz vele, inert neked is a
tejes kes akad a kezedbe.
Meg azutan arrol, hogy a
husossal Sc lenne licked mas
ban kart tenni, jot all teged
szelidsegedben, megertesedben
mindenkinel jobban ismero
cimborad
kakashdsi KdkdS Marion.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
zITELETET
BIRALCATJkK

A Tammany Hall foemberet,
James J. Hinest az eskudtek
New Yorkban biin0snek mon
dottak XII abban, hogy az alvi-
lag legsotetebb embereinek jo
penzert vedoje, partfogoia volt
es ez alapon Mott biro ell
itelte.
A btintetes negy evi fogsag-
ra szol, inert mint Mott biro
mondotta, mem akart ennel
nehezebb bintetest szabni egy
62 ewes emberre, aki talan a
bortonben fog meghalni a
negy ev alatt.
Alig hangzott ell az itelet,
maris biralgatjak ait minden
oldalrol. A szemet-szemert,
fogat-fogert civ kovetoi AIT
mondjak, hogy joindulatnak
mem volt semmi helye a biro
reszerol. Igaz, hogy Hines ma
mar 62 ewes, de eppen exert
jobban tudta megitelni, hogy
milyen biint kovet el, mint ma
la fiatalabb ember es ICY a
torveny teljes szigorat kellett
volna alkalmazni, ami husz
evi fogsagot jelentett volna.
A masodik csoport mem a
biroi, hanem az eskiidtszeki
iteletet biralgatja es helytelen-
mex talalja az eskidtek don
teset. Ezen az alapon ugy er-
velnek, hogy ezt bironak is
latni kellett volna es exert fel
kellett volna figgessze az ite-
let vegrehajtasat.
A harmadik csoport nezete
az, hogy Hinesra nezve egy
nap is elegend6 lett volna bin
tetes gyanant. Hinest a ma
rasztalo itelet annyira meg
belyegezte, ugy leszallitotta a
magas polcrol, amelyet elfog-
lalt, ugy megalazta, hogy ma
ga a tenyleges elzaras mar
egeszen mellekes volt vele
szemben. Az elcsapott nemet
csaszarra hivatkoznak eek,
aki szinten abban a helyzet-
ben van, hogy a vilag megve-
tese sulyosabb rea nezve,
mint a dorni kastely 0r0k0s
rabsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
AZ AMERIkAI MAGYAR
REFORMATUS ECYESULETR0L

Mai szamunkban kozo1juk az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
EgyesiiIet hirdeteset, mely al
kalombol sziiksegesnek Iatjuk,
hogy olvasoinknak helyen is
adjunk r0vid ismertetest ezen
minden tekintetben nemes
munkassagu intezmenyr6l.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet soha mem volt
S ma sem pusztan "uzlettel"
foglalkozo biztosito intezmeny.
ANIMAL sokkal tobb volt es al
landoan tobb akar maradni.
Az amerikai magyarsag sok-
szor hajlando ugy fognf fel
a dolgot, - amint az amerikai,
tisztan csak uzlettel foglalkozo
intezetek teszik, - hogy par
ev mulva osztalekot var, di-
videndet kovetel, mintha BIZ
zony abban alma egy jotekony,
emberbarati celokra alakult
egyestilet vegs6 celia.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet nyiltan meg
mondja - a meg most is gyak
ran ketelked6k fele, - hogy:
A legnagyobb osztalek mem
abban all, hogy biztositasunk
utan az ev vegen par dollart
kapjunk, amit legt0bbszor ba-
zarokon, piknikeken ell is kolt
a tagsag es semmi lathato nyo-
ma mem marad belole oregse-
gere, vagy halala esetere.
A legertekesebb osztalek az,
hogy arvairol gondoskodnak,
egy napos koratol 18 ewes ko-
raig condos ellatasban es neve-
lesben reszesitik es elinditjak
mindennel jol felszerelve az
elet utaira.
A legdragabb osztalek csak
az lehet minden lit elo magyar
szemeben, hogy 0regsegere iga-
ri otthont kapion, mint a Beth
len Otthonban, ahol magyar
k0rnyezetben, magyaros szora.
kozasokban, magyar orvos es
magyar apolok gondozasa mel.
lett toltheti el Greg napjait s
eltemeteserol is gondoskodnak
Ha megkerdeznenk tiz ma
gyart, NIT akarna inkabb
evenkent par dollart osztalek.
ban = amivel .ugyan mem so.
kat segit magan = avagy AIT
a biztos, t0rvenyekben biztosi.
tott jogot, hogy oregsege-e
egesz halalaig gondtalan, j
otthont kap, teljesen ingyen
halala esetere meg, = a kifi.
zetett biztositason "felll" meg
gyermekeinek felnevelteteset
= bizonyosak vagyunk abban
hogy tiz koziil 9 nem az oszta.
lekot valasztana.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

Europa lakoi mar megtanul-
tax, hogy kell az elviselhetet-
len dolgokat elviselni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

Aki csak a maga gyonyorii-
segere enekel, jobb, ha ait
zart ajt6k m0g0tt teszi.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-03-11
SIeeved Evening Gowns.

oACONSu GNShhS OVWhSs
1t is quite the thing for dinner
and evening gowns to have long
sleeves. Very frequently high neck
lines add to the dignity of the occa-
sion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-03-11

Wear dresses with straight, skirts: the
new Swing" skirts are not for YOU.
Wear your dresses a little longer than
the average length so you will look
taller. Short sleeves will only make
your arms look chubbier. Dresses with
buttons down the front are ideal for
making you look inches taller and
Simmer. Avoid bright-colored clips.
buckles and other gadgets. Wear hats
with diagonal sweeping lines and high
crowns to make you look taller; avoid
definitely the off-the-face and bonnet
styles. . Don't wear crinkly or shiny
fabrics that will accent your figure;
your best material is soft dull crepe.
Black is your best color-and any
shades that absorb light. Choose your
shoes also in dull finishes, with high
heels, and avoid short vamps. Wear
sheer stockings in dark neutral tones
for light shades will only make your
legs and ankles look stouter. And
above all, have good foundation gar
ment. If you can afford it, have a
corset especially designed for your
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