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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Pastor Picks
Dusky Turkey
In 10 Rounds
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - Roh Pastor
New York heavyweight had hope.
today Of third fight with World
Champion Joe Louis
Pastors decisive. 1o-round de
eision over Albert Turkey
Thompson, Of Los Angeles. last
night AZ Hollywood baseball park
moved Promoter Mike Jacobs Of
New York, who WAS a. the ring
side TO hint that Pastor might
get another crack at the title.
Jacobs Indicated he would
like TO match Pastor and
Billy Conn. the Young Pitts
burgh fighter. who made such
valiant stand against Louis
recently.
Pastor put up steady. but IN
spectacular battle last night
against Thompson, a Negro Re-
fierce Abe Roth credited Pastor
with seven rounds; Thompson with
two. and called one even.
In fight In the same arena
four months ago, Thompson
knocked Pastor down sin times
in the first round. before
Pastor found himself and ham
mered out q l0-round decision.
Pastor opened up with a bar-
rage OF singing rights to the
stomach and heart. followed by
lefts to the face last night TO tax.
the first five rounds. The sixth
was even, and Thompson took the
seventh and eighth. but Pastor
came back IN the remaining
rounds to sew up the fight
Pastor weighed 1s6; Thompson
1873.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Chuck Mucha
Moves Ahead
In Grid Poll


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
~ Initsd Press

Sad sam Baker gave up six hits
and struck out il 10 pace the
BellinEhsm Bells 10 "a victory
over Hsnton last night IN North
Nsst issKus baseball encounter.
Ths Bells fsppsd out min. hlts
Including oIlasys homer sIth tns
- sea loaded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Seattle Legion
Team Winner

SEATTLE seattie's Junior Is-
gion baseball sntry. Western AFs-
nue. Meats. survived another round
Yesterday. downing the Ia.
Faulkner post q Everett 1915 snd
l6-t The Seattle club meets the
winner Of the Tacoma Port Or
ohard play in The Western Wash
ingtoa playuff saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Quarier-Final
Play Reached

sSA HHi.Hr. y. J. The nr.l
three seeded players and five un.
ranked eontendsfs in tAs men.
singles division II the ss. bright
inSitstlonsi tennis tourn.msu, be
gan play in the quarter finals
Thursday.
rep-sss,t~d Dos Mcneil.
national champion from OKLA
hema Dss. rsst Ted sohrc~sier
~ Glendale. Cal. and franhi.
Parker Of Altsdens. Cal.
seeded Third. played WAYNE
s@hia Of Reno. New. ). the
upper half ~ the draw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

rseems rrsp club ~sme<Fs I'll
sssrp~s their eve. Sunday - .
practice shcet n prsp.Fstien fes
the snausi Indian shent a. taks
crs..aL kux - shceslns
9Th h@xln at , % sunz.r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
City Tourney
Opens Monday
On Following Week
Comes Ssote Event

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CHAMP ~ aooO
In w~msr's stats ssis riay 81
rireTess August . thvcasn D
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feature ~tll ~ Ruth sr1 eNtvssy.
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mrs. ess tims sowp~tltsoc.
Any-~sy. the sifss are rsezf ~
s.sssui ~ easy s~lnss aAys
ssssssses nest hnsasy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25


score by Inning
Sacramento stss..... ooQ usV gAo~i
san Diego ..........so 800 800 oao- .
Summary Winning pitcher Hol-
linEsNorth ioaiug pitcher. Hlcn inn
ings pitched D. Rich a. humphNTa
. Dilbeck 3 HolllngsNorth a. ~
be- OF Rleh 70 Humphrey = d.
bscs - hollngsWoTth ~ runs
scored OF Rich 0. Humphreys ,. Dil-
Deck 2 Hoiungaworth . hita or
Rich 8 Humphreys Diibaek
HoiiinEHgoTth II Tuns responsibis
FOR Rich Humphreys o Dilbsea
HolllnzaWorth 5 bases on balls OF
Rich J Humphreys 0. DiiDscS Q Hol-
lingaNurth struck out b. heh a.
Humphreys O Diloeek O HoiiinEs
worth = hit By pitcher blattnsF by
Rlch blattnsf b. Humphrey NJ
Donald bY holuugsEufth eft on
bases Sacramento , san Diego ~
tao base hlts Feilasfinl. NJ Donald
Martin sturdy three nses hiia. kuni-
colt DstOfs Adams home runs.
WlsozoFss 0uftsridss 0aTiualdt Sc
rifies hlt Mcdonald runs nstttf ir.
Pateustt Haailn FsiiaErlnl Aepon
AID , Gar bald 2 Martin sealll
EiaEsIY Adams 2 NiscEnrsx : Out
tsfidss doanls p.s5 sDsfrF -
Donald ums 2 IS umpiTts. Hood
WidusE ana snyder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

~saTs b. iuninEs
Oakland .s...444z i0z 600 u70 10
San Francisco ..-..44 70i 100 100 q
summary Winning pitcher HuH-
ton l0aipE pitebei kpDsfiY. innings
pitched Burton q EppsflY - st
hat. OF Bualan 90 EUgsrlY y nit
off HuftDn a. EpgsFiF 10 runs
feHponslbls Tor huGtDu . kpp@fiv 2
struck out Buxton I BppsHis a.
bases on balls. buxton . kppsFlV q
JoFcs M8liigsn \ three. 49, hit
Fernandez fNo-b ase hlLs Okrodos
SKI Luny ! Damn DuaNabgH runa
pHttsd In Chapman & fernandez
White oEfog09akl Holder Dunn
tubB Buxton White stolsn sesss
haldsr tazzafl double plays o~fo-
dgNssl 70 Laz1srl. Dnls1ADol % Llsf
- Dunn time o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Local Legion
Club Divides
Bsuis Port Orchard.
Then Tokss Loss

TIE south r.coms American
fswtcn Junior s.r-esa asas SPIT
. t~ia hill Wednesday eith feft
Orchard 81 Peri Orchard
I've locals toes the first Esws
innlnEs 7 - q sna iest ths
second. 8 h q ssVsn tnninxs
rsees,. asa Pert oTshsrd
wea ts~sr r~-p~rsiv. ai.tsist
uti-~.
a tAird ard s~eiainx Gs@s
-sh ~ pi.yes tsl. THURSDAY
% Pert Orchard. Arrs wsii
pitch fss Ts~asas-
rhs winner az this s~riss meets
s~sttls. which Wednesday t~ies
defeated EV.r~tt at Seattle. 10 10
and "a 20 q
rhe Tscomsn. we're leading n
tho -~eend same q 10 ! Kosnk
into the last inning. os seventh
Then Asrcos hurier. weakened
rhrss hit. combined 9th walls.
that shunted to runs ever a..
counted Tor three scores and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Junior C's

dsmss played 81 J~sssysrn ssA
rransiin.
n n q
sssih Ave es,hs s..st ~ -
Alan. o. Lions 49,. . . 10
nsttsriss Jos and rvaneers
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assnss
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2srd ~ Merchants -. . n ,
Batteries nesslsev era nofsl
Lssnias. Muvphy. rsvss ssd AIRS
nsm s.n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Kings at Puyallup Mouth

The mighty salmon reached the mouth the puyaup
river Homsss Middle reports
Wednesday Thursday morning
the largest running between "a and 20 pounds
a taken plugs. straight herring
taken troll stripping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Your Postnss'er esn tel YaH
aoS - invest IN Z. .. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

EAhsss city faisaa
Minneapolis as iDuisFiils 10
Columbus ia AiiHaussa as
- Pau : indianapolis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
SOFT ALL

Commercial league teams close
their second half Of play Thurs
day evening and il Scotties upset
Pulpnnen, on the Harmon grounds.
Al-Rails will win the all-season
title
poormen and Furnituremen
eioas their season at jefferson
No. l in cellar battle.
Local 1865 and Garagemen
clash Thursday In the opening
game ~ the fourth and final
round Of Industrial league
play. Gsragemen lead the
loop by a half game over Co.
b, Bsth ONO and q game sd-
vantage over Local e665.
Dss TO Musicians dropping out
and three tied games along with
a first half championship game
that was thrown out the Industrial
schedule for the remainder of the
season has been radically changed.
Veneermen and Gas Men clash
Friday at Sis o'clock for the
City league title in = playoff game
At jefferson No 2 diamond.
yENEERMEN WIN
Wednesday night at Puyallup
Seneermen waltzed oil over Puy-
alup's Druggists in the first game
of = double header while Gas Men
past nd manage to squeeze through
as 10 Z verdict over All-Rsils.
olympia led Tacoma Bot
Hers 32 for six innings. Then
n darkness fell each club be-
gan running up scores In the
seventh inning and play was
halted with an SO tie with
Two out In the last of the
seventh and the winning run
on third base.
Y'he first annual Western Wash
inston distriet championship tour
nay previously slated To be played
on the puyallup field starting
Tuesday. July ~ will he trans
ferred to the Sumner high school
field with no change in playing
dates.
Results Wednesday:
ExkthttsA,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
B OWLINC

RustOn zoo IfaEu.
Lew Evsncieh hit the old head pin
70 lead the Bobcats with . thunder
Ing 565 and 226 single each setting
new league records
Bowling As usual over $50 he IN
spired MS team 70 stop fighting
Tiger aggregation
Bobcats a. 2556. Tigers "a 2504.
Cougars 10 2i35 Bears f3J 240a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Seeded Stars
Lose at Net
Buckell and Brooke
Out OF State Event

SEATTLE 4 couple Of seeded
fsvorites were out Of the running
today as singles play in the aist
annual Washington state Tennis
tournament entered the quarter
finals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

men Mckinley No q
MOudas--August
Gsragemsn VI Company p" ssth
an Mckinley No. 2 Replaced tied
game o. July nth
Wednesda, Aug. G f2nd round game
Local 266s " Company b ssth
en- Mckinley No 2
Fridss August p
First half winner vs. second hsli
winner
Aondas-tuFust II
Opening % Pierce County Inter
league tourney
Park softball games SIS o'clock
Thursday night.
Commercial League final gsmss u
and hslfl --Scottles - Pulpmen. Har-
mon. DoOTmen "a FuTuitursmeu
Jefferson No
Industrial isaEue--Local 2esb y
Garagemen Portland No
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
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seattle .....s........al 90 1H--t
suumaFy Easss on oalia Greer 8
BaFFstl g str1rh OFT 0fesn b4f-
fstt siid pitch bsgfrtt - On
sa.ss PORTAGE ssatLls . tao. sz@s
nIt Oil. aacF4flcss ssenHisc Eaffeti
Nathssom DNseimar stolen nksFt
Wniss sraFasias E<lcr g4aIert so.
M k3GE Oasn 9 Th1wleon
Fal.or Nhlts Barrett aouols play
scafssilR - BsFssf 70 hsFfst RE
j 80 HmriFss rs8ran sna Fsnatuz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
NEAI.E SCORES


Oregon state champion Emery
Neale Of Portland trounced John
Williams, Sacramento. 90. 6-3.
and Nick Carter Of san Francisco.
the Northwest tiueholder ousted
Ken Clegg OF Seattle, %. az. IS.
All favosites advanced in doubles
and junior matches.
The topranlSing mems dou-
bles team of Prusoff and Dick
Bennett, Tacoma, beat Ray
Cory and George Lvesey, Bel
bingham, 81. GO. Southpsu
Jim Brink Of Seattle, Ted
Myers Of Berkeley and Harry
Roche, >an Francisco, adj
vsnced In the junior mems
singles.
ASIDE from Miss Wrigh,s upset
Of Miss Buekell. the outstanding
match yesterday saw Josnn Brooke
Of Santa Monica. Cal. turn back
Monica Nolan. Cincinnati. the
Ohio state titleholder, So. IS. s-7.
Miss Nolan. unseeded IN the draw.
three times was within two points
Of victory IN the final set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Daphne BuckelI of Berkeley.
Cal. seeded No. Women's
player, was eliminated by
Helen Wright Of seattle, an
unseeded entry, aho today
meets Helen Gurley. Sacra-
mento. Cal. ranked fourth.
Miss Wright ousted Miss
Buokell. is, SO.
In the mems singles, Henry
Prusoff OF Seattle. the seeded
faverits and ranked No 3 nation
ally. attempts to halt the march
Of young Bob Odman. who came
from nowhere to reach the quarter
finals
Harold Wagner, San Francisco.
seeded second. meets Jack Gurley.
who eliminated eighth-rsnked Mel
Dranga, Seattle Cd, 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25


The park sponsored Industrial Soft
bal league because OF the withdrawal
a. the Musicians, two tied games ana
. disputed first-hslf tied plsy-ofi, has
revised It's schedule As follows
ThursdaY-july ~ End round samel
Local 1885 vs.. dsTagemen. Portland
Ne q umpire, CTuYsr.
MOnday-July IS
Company D" 5sih en- Is Local
es65 Mckinley No = Rsplzyed tied
game OF July 81 ana also To decide
first half title II agreed BY both
teams
Thursdsy-July 81 and round game
Company p" ssth On - Garage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

nsps Ds, ssass are ssssit n give
estsa comfort IN 49, -~szh~s.
seisei nsht~.sshs ssswwss ss"ss
for sarsssss ~sas shst P~~vsss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Medicines Combined With Chemicals
Often Have Strange Effect on Hair

home, il is an excellent idea TO
warn your hairdresser.
"As rule, hair that has
been dyed in this way comes out
from the permanent wave a
hard, metallic black.
But. surprisingly enough. our
authority says that The ladies
do not seem TO object very much
10 this, even though it tends
TO bring out lines in their faces.
Now for the moral: Don't
treat your hair as something
apart. II isn't. Neither are your
nails or your skin. Anything
that affects you generally also
affects these and usually az
fectS them first.
IDA JEAN KAINS new
leafiet. Protective Reducing
Diet" will Danish hidden hun
ger and help you lose two
pounds a week.
Send for the leaflets
K-79 - Protective Reducing
Diet.
KIP Streamline Your Mid
section.
Please enclose three cents 10
cover cost of mailing. Address
your request to Ida Jean Kahn,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
Copyright 1871. nv King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Home Decoration
Georgian Period Produced
Many Famous Styles
BY WILLIAM X. CLARKE

THE GEORGIAN period of
furniture design. which parallels
the Louis XIV period of France,
is generally accepted as the age
Of greatest achievement in Eng
liSh design.
Grouped within this period
are such well known styles as
=Chippendale,- ADAM Sheraton
and Hepplewhite. These are, in
other words. styles which were
popular during the Georgian
period.
The death OF good Queen
Anne left the throne Of Eng
land without direct heir. The
succession was finally deter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
BORDEN'S ice CREAM

spread all through tempting tan ice cream. You'll
love every spoonful Try il!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Care Of Crystal

THE CARE OF modern Amer
lean crystal stemware is simple.
Warm suds-not too hot-is
the best beauty treatment Il
could have.
A tea towel spread fat on the
sink board, or over the drain
rack, will help prevent chipping
should piece of beautiful crys-
tai be set down with too much
force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Nv IDA JEAN KAHN

1T Is an exceptional woman
who does not think of her hair
as having everything 10 do with
the way she looks and no con
nection with the way she feels.
Now, frankly, if you were un-
dergoing medical treatment OF
any kind. would il ever occur
10 YOU 10 tell your hairoreSSer
before getting permanent
wave? The odds are against IT.
And the results might he awful
Just as an example OF the
worst that can happen. Emile
Rockefeller, vice president oil
the National Hairdressers Assoc
citation and recognized by the
profession as leading au-
ihority. tells of a Scandinavian
countess with beautiful, silky
blond hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Two Parts

Thus. because public taste
still favored the Queen Anne
style, early Chippendale designs
resemble that period very much,
ough with unmistakable
marks of their own.
Chippendale as A style is
divided into two parts: Early
Chippendale and Late. or
Chinese, Chippendale. Today's
column will consider only the
former of these.
The wood is the first mark OF
change. Mahogany is as typical
of Chippendale as fog is Of
London. Because it was easier
TO get than formerly. and be-
cause it lent itself well 10 his
carving designs, Chippendale
used mahogany almost exclu-
sively.
The Gabrielle leg Of Queen
Anne furniture was still en-
ployed. but in mahogany instead
of walnut and with lions paw or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Warm Eggs First

PREPARING soft
eggs. never drop eggs directly
into boiling water as they come
from the refrigerator. Warm
them first by holding under the
hot water faucet for a few sec
onds. Otherwise the shell is in
clined TO crack and water will
enter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
BORDEN'S PURPOSE sss, CREAM
BORDEN'S s sSea MINCE MEAT

Makes fhe worlds eatineest n1ince pie. Bordens
None Such Mince Meat is the secret. An old
New England recipe gives it a real old-fashioned
flavor. Costs just few cents more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

claw and ball feet. The shell
motif was replaced by the aean-
thus leaf carved on knees of
chair legs.
Carving was the chief form
Of decoration, and practically
every Chippendale piece has
some area of il carved. Inlay
and marquetry are not used at
all.
Chair seats are wider than
in any other style. and an ear
mark of the design which may
help in identifying it beyond
doubt is the cupid'S bow back
found on chairs. sofas and even
headboards of beds.
Luxurious
There is a greater feeling of
elegance and luxury 10 Early
Chippendale than to any pre-
ceding style. Particularly in
his secretaries and bookcases is
this evident. where he intro
duced the broken pediment, with
its delicate, tracery-like cary
ing.
Tomorrow's column will con-
tinue the discussion of this style.
with its later development and
the fabrics most suited TO its
lIco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Medicine Has Affect

She wanted a permanent wave
exactly like the one she had
had six months before. And
since the procedure was on
record. that is exactly what she
got. But when she emerged, her
hair was a dull, coarse brown.
Ii had changed not only in color
but in texture!
When the facts came out. IT
was discovered that the count
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

term Chippendale being applied
to a wide variety of patterns.
This master craftsman learned
the wants of his client. and then
supplied them along with added
embellishments of his own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

your scrap bag these applique patches
brighten everything from towels to little girls dresse Finish
quick sttchery 1016 applique pattern
motifs ranging from 2$x3 inches to 5bxSa inches
directions applique illustrations of stitches materials required
TEN CENTS coin for this pattern the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich
Owing regulations for patterns Canadian
deS n be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Msta Aaitdtesser

Then, there is the case Of the
grand dame with snow white
hair who diligently masSaged
various creams into her skin
each highland. also, acct
dentally, into the hair about her
face.
1t so happened that her scalp
perspired very freely and in the
process of one memorable per-
manent the ingredients in the
creams, the salts from the per
Spiration. and the chemicals
turned the hair about her face
vivid pink. the rest remaining
snow white. Was her face red!
II you have reached the stage
where you like to try your
hand al a quiet touch-up Job Al
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The broken pediment Is typl-
cal OF Chippendale secretaries
and bookcases.
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eSs was being treated by both
her physician and her derma-
tologiSt.
She is one OF those women
who believe there is nothing
like a specialist. What did not
enter her mind was the posi-
bility that the medicines she
was taking, the ointments she
was massaging into skin and
scalp. and the chemicals in the
wave solution might. in combi-
nation. produce an unexpected
effect.
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hack are typical of the elegance
Of early Chippendale furniture.
mined by bringing over from
Hanover a gentleman who
spoke no English. was not
overly popular, but who ruled
as George l and who was 10
give his name 10 the greatest
era in furniture history,
George had his hands full rul-
ing a strange country and had
little time to foster the arts.
Because of this lack OF official
patronage, and because the de-
signers of that era were geniuses
in their own right. styles bear
their names rather than being
simply classified as Georgian.
Chippendsle
Greatest of these designers
was Thomas Chippendale.
Himself a son of cabinet
maker, Chippendale was born
10 the realm of furniture. He
was, however, more than mere
chairmaker.
An astute business man. he
made furniture 10 suit the tastes
of large and wealthy clientele.
This practice resulted in the
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Carefully carved cIaw-and-
ball leg and details Of chair
hack are typical Of the elegance
Of early Chippendale furniture.
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tury furniture. The scrolls of the
handsome rug shown here were
hooked in gold color outlined in
brown. The edge medium blue;
the center darker blue and the
flowers in tones of red and deep
rose with leaves in two tones of
green.
This diagram shows you how to
make a scroll pattern that you
may use in different ways. Just
rule a piece of paper in one-inch
squares and then follow the dia-
gram outlining the scroll SO that
its lines cross the squares exactly
as they do here. Now, cut the
scroll out and trace around it on
the burlap repeating it at each
corner: then fill in the flowers.
NOTE: There are several other rug de-
signs with directions for knitting, crochet
ing and braiding in Booklet No. of the
series OF home-making booklets which
Mrs. Spears has prepared for our readers.
Copy Of Booklet with description OF the
other numbers In the series will be mailed
to readers who will send name 4 nd
dress with 10c In coin to: