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Evening star., 1941-11-23
FINE STONE HOME.

About 4 yrs. old sturdy. attractive;
1stnoor bedroom (or dem and oath. =
bedroons bath 2nd floor; automatic
h,ewh., 2-car garage conyenlent Be
fhesda; price. S11,950. JOHN LlNDhH'
Evening star., 1941-11-23

COLORED.
Al NJ st. n.w.-Brick and stone; has i 3
. eiec. refr,' gas ranges. h-w.h.. oil;
2-car brick sarage: story. This fne old
home has to be seen to appreciate. SUIT
able for doctor, rooming and boarding,
Priced less than $4,000. See or call M
PendIeton, DU. 346s. WAPLE 4 JAMES
INC 1924 l4th ST. NV. Dl. 3346.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SAL

II. ACRES. oUTBUnDINGs WATER,
elec., tank gas: 2 blocks from bus. Lin
coin S511
Evening star., 1941-11-23
WEST LANHAM, MD.

Practically new 5-room bungalow metal
easements insulated, weather stripped, oil
neat, electric range. AWNINGS, screens.
laundry travs and many other extras large
lot; bus service. Out Bladensburg rd turn
right at Peace Cross and continue on
Defense highway to West Lanham. turn
right IN Cross. St. one block to our sign;
$3.50; easy terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Q25 N. Y. Ave. wv Realtors MA A1Q1
Evening star., 1941-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.
TWO BUNGALOWS.

Nearly completed; story and half, i've
rooms first floor. fully insulated. fireplace,
porch, large basement, high. wooded lots.
suburban, close in: S7.45O. Drive out
SMichlgan ave, turn on 18th st. ne; this
becomes Sarsent rd) to Michigan Park Hills
MacDONALD. builder. RA Oaa2 23s
Evening star., 1941-11-23
TAKOMA BARGAIN.

y rooms, bath, garage attached, lovely
screened living porch; oil heat, alr-condl.
toned, Sl0,150.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE
CHEVY CHASE r C-S
PETWORTH BARGAIN

Groom. 1-5ath brick, hot-water gas
heating plant l year old: detached Lear
garage; near schools. shopping also near
14th and 10th street car and bus line;
At very low price of $3.50. F. A. TWEED
co 55O4 Conn ave EM $40
Evening star., 1941-11-23

NEARBY ND. s2,25O. $3.50 DOWN, s26
me; mel riine tG1ss' WHTp vTHM cot "a asn! pAs' 70
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Red brick Colonial 7O-ft lot 1st floor
has attractive center entrance. foyer, Nv,
ing room, dining room with bay, paneleo
study with lavatory. kitchen. buffers pan
try. large porch: on end floor, 3 large bed
rooms, 2 baths and large porch: 3rd floor
has attractive studio suite with bath ana
abundant storage: most attractive recrea-
tion room. maids room and bath, auto. air
conditioning heat, Gear garage.
C.. H. H1LLEGE1ST CO..
1901 ST NV MA $500.
Eyes and Sunday Call Mrs Wood. NO. O3O4.
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CoLoRED-NR. LEXINGTON MARKET
ne-6 r., h-wh. tile bath. hardwood
floors. priced for quick sale: your terms
Mr.. Dickens, Decatur 1882. Decatur lI6l.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
OPEN ALL DAY.
,4-BEDROOM BRICK

Attrac.. modern home g years old,, DC. de-
sirable section Of Chevy Chase, MO IosT,s Sths
oil burner, recr rm; quiet street MIS-
Allen. DIXIE REALTY co, MA. ssoo
Gupdov PA 63S1
Evening star., 1941-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)

18th AND ALABAMA AVE. Be.
$3.50 CASH-S60 MONTHLY.
rooms and bath and rec. room, SEMI
detached, air-conditioned heat. hardwood
Drive across 1ith St. Sc Bridge. out
Nichols ave to Alabama ave. and thence
east to 18th st. and houses.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
1418 H st. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
LOOK OPEN ALL DAY.

One Of the biggest sacrifices ever onereo
IN Michisan Park, 1923 Quincy 81 ne;
Detached, rms modern Kit pain any ID
for 3 apis; lot 6Ox160; l block from
Monsters For information, CAL r. 3
OConnor, RA. 0067, or J. j. OCONNoF'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

PLENED TIE FEMININE LEAD
M TIE ONLY TWO AMERICAN
NOTION PICTURES SHOWN ON
THE MAIDEN VOYAGE OF THE
QUEEN Wary. sMR DEEDS GOES
TO TOW ANO TIE ES-V2S 82A0FOQO
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 next door, the watched family soon begins to feel they haven't any pri- vacy even in their own home.
 Then, too, a neighborly person is likely to feel that she must help when she hears that there is trouble near at hand. But unless she is a wise and tactful woman, her at- tempts at helping may only turn her into a well-intentioned nuisance. EVEN FRTENDLTNESS
 CAN BE OVERDONE
 A neighborly woman is always a friendly woman. That is fine and dandy if the friendliness is held in check. But the woman who arrives at eight in the morning, sits down for a second cup of coffee and stays until eleven is just too neighborly to live near in comfort.
 A neighborly person is likely to be 6 person who isn't a stickler for formality. That, too, is a fine thing, until it is carried too far. And 1t is being carried too far when ths man and woman next door or up the street make habit of "dropping In" evening after evening without the formality of a telephone call Co ask "Are you busy?"
 Even though there is a desperate need today for more nelghhorllness between nations-many a nelghbor- hood has more neighborliness than ik needs. .
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lower plates for past six months, but with much iYiconvenience from ex. cessive salvation which makes talk ing difilcult. My dentnst advised me to consult 6 doctor, but my doctor tells me to see my dentist.
 (krs. M. D. Al Ar1swer-Wretched linprofessionAl conduct. Shows need of new type of practitioner or specialist--one trained first aS physician (M. D. and then technically for the special field of dentistry. The least the two hoity -toities can do in this case if to confer about 1t in hoslest consul. tataon and reach some sort of intelli- gent conclusion as to whether yieW plates for merely medical treatment will give the patient the relief she needs. If they are just little quacks this Is too much to expect of them
 MIX
 DO growing children and adults as well as infants get as much benefit from canned milk as from fresh milk? (Mrs. N. O. Answer I'd prefer fresh milk either Certified raw or Grade A raw from tuberculin- tested and Bang tested cows.
 Cooking In Paper
 Tying foods in Co special kind of paper) before cooking is said to pre- serve valuable minerals and vitamins Do you recommend 1t?
 (Mrs. D. R. P.) AnSwer-it prevents some loss of vitamins and minerals which are dis solved in the water or juices and example. Yes, I recommend such thrown away in cooking water, for cooking, especially If it gives irn- proved flavor.
 Copyright, 19Al, John ?. bile Co.)
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ANSWER; A.. .. s you the meantime remember tho children sed to ready set gO" There's O XOu aren't ready can't Hours o leisure m whCh 70 Improve appearance mnd Nothing removes secOnfdence to the extent Ok peeuon n grooming the ads SkH hair ana naM care Business half the night to do what they're toM In these nats lady the grooming business and luxuFiat In day.
 Second literature do keep handP Reading ues the pump mind Nobody read without having Ideas of them and they push you Into doing soetng and going somewhere,
 provided she's good sport and pleasant aFne skill cards around fast As bad and she's in demand
 Fourth shameful these to Do lonely and shame that utterly selfish Defense jobs for voun. Ene Join the army something their minds which they contributing to their country
 Fifth The only invited Co invite You cheese quality quantity guests set the of entertain. Any who has place o brew
 her living elaborate than that she should step up her hospitality prOpOrtOnately.
 Summing we'd polish yourself from head to heels prime thinking defense invitations make personality count for something In sOO' '''A'N'''' '"N ''N CAROLINE cHATE1MD.
 will dLacsssee publication win Ali same. are SSd conGdsnes. "a NhIs newspaper
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DREAMS"

write you." but with "At last a chance to write you!"
 SECOND-A LITTLE ME" For of course, friends want to hear about you. Tell about the fun you've had partying. fixing up the living room or teaching Fido a new trick.
 THIRD-A DASH OF THEY. T Is there something to tell about mutual friends? There's sure to be and there you are at the end of the sheet before you know 1t, writing When will we see you again7 Fondly yours"
 Knowing the simple rules you can write all sarts of letters with ease. Our S2-page booklet has 24 model letters--friendly. business and social--including invitations, thank you notes. job applications. Gives pointers on vocabulary, letter eti- Quette.
 Send iOc in coin for your copy of Good Letter Writing Made Easy" to The Waterbury Democrat, Home Service, 0sS Sixth Ave. Few York. N. r. Be sure % write plainly your name, address, and the name of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03

avOre quilt for grandmtohers when docrade quilts their little granddaughters sn
 lovely red and white doll quilt with tiny baskets of love- on it.
 Youn making this cherished old design for yourself for entire quilt about by los inches Make 30 plain and 30 ced blocks make all of the pieced blocks according to preference
 shades of Pale pnks greens yeow lovely might like bright baskets white background.
 complete making BASKET or LOVE the block specified YOUR NAME ADDRESS Cabot The Waterbury lO6 Seventh Avenue New York City.
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. MODERN MENUS
Latin American Desserts Add a Different Touch

time without beating. The dough should be thick and very smooth. Shape into marble-sized balls and drop from Q spoon into deep fat hot enough to brown Q bit of bread in Q minute.
 When brown and puffy drain on crumpled paper. Serve thickly dust ed with cinnamon and powdered sugar. o r roll in . thick sugar syrup Cor melted jelly may be subs stituted) and roll in powdered sugar mixed with minced blanched al- monds. Or the dreams" may be split open, filled with cinnamon cooked cream and rolled in powdered sugar.
 GYPSY EMBRACE
 Three eggs, 1 cup granulated sugar, 1-3 cup milk, few grains salt, 4 teaspoon lemon exartc, cup -four, teaspoon baking powder, cooked cream filling.
 Beat the eggs until light. Add the sugar and continue to beat un- til light and creamy. Add the milk, salt and extract, and then fold in the -four and baking powder. Trans- fer ot large oiled pan, the bot- tom lined with waxed paper, and making the batter a scant half- inch deep. Bake in a moderately hot oven, about 25 minutes. Turn at once onto a clean sheet of waxed paper dusted with powdered sugar. Dust with cinnamon, spread almost to the edge with q thick cinnamon cooked cream. roll up like jelly roll, and cool, rolled in the paper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
SPORTS EQUIPMENT RINGS THE BELL

RINGS THE BELL
 Clothes - just natty enough clothes will make boys and girls glad.
 Boys will go for new, aptly dec- orated fountain pens and 'wrist- watches. Some of the watches, popular"prices, nave comic strip characters on the strap.
 Or does your adoieseent son prefer work play thingsT You could give him . useful and deep- ly satisfying desk-very handsome ones are shown this year in good oak, walnut and other beautiful woods. Or, if he has one, 6 new desk set to make hls homework or hobby even more absorbing.
 But you want to give him pure pleasure too7 It's the easiest gift of all to find. Sports equipment from ski clothes to duck shooting Is here--and with new flair. Gift houses report 6 big wave of buy- Ing Tor country lads-.22 rifles, and semi toy pistols. One new bulls eye set shoots fneaningful led pellets. For the Boy Scout or budding huntsman, there's 6 com. bination knife and axe. Knife blade and axe are interchangeable In the genuine stag handle. They come in 0 leather sheath. Besides skis and bicycles, there are small outing accessories with new dash flor instance, brilliantly colored, warm Adirondack slippers, knit- ted, with felt soles.
 For the home builder, there are tool sets of every description. One set which won't bend the moder- ate budget contains seven basic tools that will take him through any repair job around the house. Then there Is q swell electric set, with reuters, polishing buffers and tiny circular saws. With 1t your ambitious youngster can make plenty of useful and amusing things. Games that father and son, and sometimes the whole family, can play together are good for growing youngsters. 4 good
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
THEY DON'T CONTROL THE
 INHALATION

xA2x OOgN 4 NVN WV1 &AhAS
 INHALATION
 How do singers control the ex. AalatiOnp Casks 6 corresponden0 l have your pamphlet on Belly Breath Sng. but have trouble controlling my Afeath in singing q am c student Of voice.. wonder If you can tell sne exactly what happens. If, as kou say, you merely let the dia- bhragm 90 back naturally, there Ssnt much CONTROL and breath gushes right out of the lungs when HoU sing. How much depends on how kightly the vocal cords are stretched Perhaps the control is in these small enuscles around the vocal cords
 ! don't expect you to be Q vocal nxpert, Doctor, but you must under stand the physiology of breathing and you probably know that SlN0- ING IS DONE BY BREATHING ONNATuRALLY. There seems to be endless confusion about this in the sninds of vocal experts, and little light on 1t in books on voice.
 If I take a good even deep breath en the way you describe and then SING I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO CONCE ENTRATE so THE SHEATH WILL NOT RUSH OUT roo QUICKLY FOR GOOD PHRAsING.
 Recently l bought a book by man named - who teaches just the opposite to your BELLY BREAT- dTNG-he puts all emphasis on ex- haling and pays no attention at all Co inhaling. Funny world.
 GA. K)
 Although I (Or Doc Brady am not Q voice expert and never even @ang in the hathtub-for that matter 2 have no use at all for bathtuhs- 2 imagine control of exhalation is p8 vital importance to a singer.
 whether that is 30 or not. there can be no question that a funda- arental knowledge of the physiology Of breathing is indispensable in the training of singer, and such knowl- sdge should be based on anatomy.
 It stands to reason that one who has learned to breathe naturally Gas ehe untutored savage or the animal &RP&NAAGots VI OAAG WAAQ 4AaS uAAACeAk AAS0 bad breathing habits by faithful practice of Belly Breathing exer- else. is more apt 8 pupil than is @ novice with the customary faulty breathing habit who wishes to learn % sing.
 BELLY BREATHING exercise Cin- etkuctions on request if you inclose stamped envelope bearing your ad- @Eegs) is excellent training in RE- TAXATION. Now I don't know how smpcrtant this may be in voice training, but I am impressed by the @nmark, in Dr. Edmund Jacobson's ~prcgressive Relaxation" University af Chicago Press) that Not seldom a heightened pitch of voice (familiar &e singerS) proceeds from hyperten. alon o3 laryngeal (volce box) and msaryngeal lthroat) muscles" The Little Flower telling them oft
 Inhalation. inspiration, taking in asx. E q muscular act, chiefly con- Sacflon of the diaphragm. Expira-
 ns exhalation. letting out aar is Kation of that act or muscle con-
 atlon. plus elastic rebound ike ElNa Og an inflated rubber bog.
 XAo regular practice of BELLY
 ATHIlg1 night and morning or
 aer ig good Aog every one and
 slaIIy for students of voice.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03

Two new Christmas gifts for highschoOlers that say: You're a grown up now" What Q time Q creative youngster can have with the electric grinder set, at right. With the motor. handle and the various interchangeable tools he can cut, grind, carve, polish, sand, engFaye and saw-just like Dad. And he and Dad are on equal
 terms with the wartime variation of our old friend dOminoes, at left. The idea of this game k to spell out the Morse code " for Victory" symbol. Whoever first gets three dots, . dash and . v triumphantIy yelIs Thumbs up!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
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JUMPER BROCK IS GAILY PLEATED

Size is no criterion of fashion--a little tots clothes can b0 aS up.to- the.Rninute as your own, especially when you use Claire T1lden Pat ternsl Here is O delightful example of a kiddie style that is both prac. teal ard smaTt-PatteFn 447, It's Q jumper frock, of course, with side pleats in tlle skirt for . debonair effect The back buttonlng and the crossed suspender straps make it a comfortable style for an active tot to wear, and an easy style, for Mother to launder. Trim the little square bodice in front with buttons, Don't you think the little blouse iS attractive with It's rounded Peter Pan collar2 A print or c plaid blouse would contrast well with a plain jumper. and 1t can be made with short, darted sleeves or with long sleeves gathered into . wrist band. Let the Sewing Guide help you stitch up several clever versions Of this pattern. The jumper makes . cunning sun-frock, too, with perhaps c ruSfled edging to outline the bod lce-self-rufflng is pretty on c cot- ton frockl
 Pattern 447 is cut in childfen's sizes 2, {, 6, 8 and 10. Size 6, jumper, requires lM yards 6A inch fabrics;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
REFRESHING DRINK

You can make Q very pro. fessional parlor drink right at home in Just q few minutes that will be c refreshing nov. city to the young crowd. Whip Q pint of vanilla leo cream in. to Q quart of cold, fresh cof. fee. Beat until the mixture s creamy. Fill glasses About two- thirds full, then i'll them up with ginger ale.
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overdone.
 But 1t can. At least certain phases of neigh borliness can And 1t is almost always wonl c n W ho are too neighborly.
 A neighborly person is natur- ally interest e d in what goes on In the house next door. But if the neighbor iG Ro interested she keeps track of all the com ings and goings
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each with her love beside her.
 But If she's already Q glamor girl, then she wants party clothes and special ones = the exquisite dancing frock with tulle skirt so
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
TOMORROw's MENU

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit juice. scrambled eggs, whole. wheat muffns. coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Spaghetti with tomato sauce, hard rolls, baked apples, cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Lamb stew with vegetables, enriched bread, Gypsy Embraces, fresh fruit, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03

long and full and graceful 1t will make your own heart stop just to look ct 1t, or tho exquisite gold
 pailetted or beaded evening bag, oy the magnificent little mink jacket
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA SerYice Staff Writer

The "dolces" or desserts of our Latin American neighbors are dif- ferent from ours. They like pastes and sweet preserves with cream cheese, custards, cookies and little pies fried in deep fat, and sponge cakes. Uusually with these "dolces, the hostess serves little cups of black coffee topped with sweetened whipped cream with a hint of varl- illa in 1t.
 DREAMS"
 One-fourth cup butter, table, spoon sugar, ia cup boiling water, # cup flour, 2 eggs, tablespoon orange flower water (optional), deep frying fat.
 Combine, the butter, sugar and water. Bring to boiling point; add the flour all at once, and stir vig- orously until the mixture leaves the sides of the pan and makes a ball of dough. Beat in the orange flower water and cool for minutes. Then work in the eggs one at a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03

i that he had walked just IT miles
 from the time he opened his store
 in the morning until he closed at
 night waiting on customers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03

ey, you can get her a'"Great Lov- CTS" bracelet and necklace, and then
 figures reproducing perfectly Cleo patra and Heloise md six others will adorn her throat and wrist,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
Caroline Chatfield Says Today
Title Registered. U. 3. Patent othCs

Can't Cure Loneliness by Selfish Methode
 NV husband most of the week we nave no children and dying boredom and Loneliness Being terribly
 make friends consequently formed the habit or staying crowd of chatterng women sNeS me Gne e parties occasionally and would he e feel that was part around which present am not wv " w LONELY.
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H0ze, To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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WOMAN,S REALM E
Household Hints
'Teen-agerS Crave "ActiOn''
BX MARGUERITE YOUNG NEA Service Stan Writer

New YekThe coming bumper Christmas of i04l ready going Ameras And into the and friends with lively adolescen youngs to shop for
 reen-age youngsters things they paraphernaa for acospor dancing lively they anything that makes them feel that they already grown ups"
 This year stocked bewndernsy richly befcre-with things for teen.agers
 How to choosel
 simple First "Don" your mind DON'T buy something that would have liked when his difference So listen the watch him or and play to that
 Typical of the principal to A the hours best-Seng boy sycohes They outfit youngster fun and they him at school ao For there acketssnug wcoen uberjacke nghtweht but cotton wnd breakers girls skating clothes styled for party, or simple enough for the classroom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
-WE, THE WOMEN Good NeighbOr Policy" Can Go Pretty Sour
BY RUTH MILLETT

In Q world in which bigger and better bombing planes are regarded as progress" 1t seems foolish to suggest that neighborliness can be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
PLENTY OF ExERCEsE

Alexandria, Ind. (Up) = Grocer James Madden installed a peds Iometar on 0na of hin laas. found
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
| SWIMMING IS GOOD, roo

Of course, frankly, exercise aionG won't produce tremendous results In two months or umpth months. But 1t will help some, unless the flat . chesteds1ess stems from q glandular or psychological malfunc- ton, which calls for Q physicians care.
 Swimming is excellent exercise too - 1t would be worthwhile to sneak off to 6 gym several times c week, if you can manage it. Ana one other comfort: correct clothes will improve your appearance-in- cluding, oddly enough, the more naturally cut blouse. The dress-top that clings may accent, whereas the bra-top may hide, just as surely as Q mother-hubbard does, the nat. ural curve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
Latest Styles
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NEA Hervloe etatl WEllaE

NEA Service bsAkk Wkssss
 A really flat chest is sometains to think about improving now. adavs, ono of our leading design. ers finds hllnself ''slck of" dresa bodices that look ike bras, and ha le cutting blouses straighter, whick gives occasion for more natural curve.
 Then, here's an exercise expert. ly recommended for developing the pectoral muscles which support tho breasts.
 slt or stand erect with arms up, elbows bent, hands In front os you at chest level with fingertips touch- ing. Now, without putting any strain on muscles of the arms, light W press flngertips together. When you do this correctly, you cen see and feel the pectoral muscles ex- pand with the pressure of finger tbs against xlngertips.
 DO this 70 times Q minute for two minutes every day. At the end of two months, results should De visible.
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GLAMOUR GIRLS" WANT PARTY CLOTHES

Something to keep the sparkle in her eye for 6 tr3fiO is costume jewell sy. New wooden and plastic varieties are surprisingly well made for trin- kets. There's charm galore in 6 simulated turquoise and silver bracelet, . bracelet to match her wooden skis, or An ornamental pen. ell on c metal chain, For more mon.
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short sleeve blouse, x yard 3S inch fabric; long sleeves blouse, 1sk yards So inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (iSc) fir coins for this pattern. WRTTk CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADpHEgM AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to The Waterbury Democrat, Pattern Department. Tg Elfth Avenue. New York, N. '.