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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24
TROUBLE SEEN

Lansing, Feb. 24-Michlgan as
sessing officers and boards OF re-
view have trouble ahead II tho
legislature approves a bill intro
duced by Rep. James A. Spies.
Menominee 1t would require as
sessing officers to give due notice
to taxpayers every time property
values are boosted.
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OPPOSE AloHwAY PLAN

Holland, Mich, Feb. 24-Opposi-
tlon to a plan Of Highway Commits
sloDer G.. Donald Kennedy 10 re-
route US.31 along the Lake Michi-
gan shore was expressed In resolu-
tons adopted here Saturday by IS
Southwestern VI chigsn resort
operators. The officials contend
that II would harm their business.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

Mr.. an Mrs. Allan Campbell and
sons Bruce and Gordon have been
III with influenza. The latter S
mother. Mrs. II. S. Travis. has been
helping care for them.
Mrs. John McFarlane, who was
Miss Charlotte Dennis before her
marriage. is seriously III in Unlyer-
sity Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Clement,
Newburg. Mr. and Mrs. (. G. Mich
OILS, Detroit were Thursday evening
dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hauk.
Mrs. Frank Smith. who has been
i'll the past week is rapidly con-
Yalescing.
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Canton
Center
BOOK CLUB NETS

Canton Center. Mich. Feb. 81
cherry I'm Book club met wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Kruger.
Miss Hampstead, Wayne County IL
hrarian presided 10 the absence Of
Miss Loleta Dawson who was in
Lansing The BIN OF Rights' was
the topic Of discu sion The club
viii meet Mar - with Mrs Frank
Waldeckcr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Travis,
Territorial Rd.. have purchased a
new home on Joy Rd. recently built
by Mr.. Kollnskl. They we're plan
ming 10 move Saturday but due to
the Illness OF Mrs. Travis Sill wait
until next week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

Marvin Hsuk and a group OF col
lege friends attended the Sunday
Evening Hour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

Bartlett + 7 4. met at tho
school Thursday evening. Due 10
the illness OF the president. Mrs.
William Johnson Mrs White pre-
sided.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

Edward Hauk and Marvin HAuk
were at the mems social gathering
at Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Wednesday evening.
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Pupils See Picture

Upper grade room pupils saw the
play. Gone With the Wind" at
Plymouth Theater Friday.
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Classified AdUenising

YPslLANT PRESS, YPslLANTL MICHIGAN
Daily insertions foiowsi
Ia
paid for Be-
hours o
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Insertion
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Phone 42O
WEBB COAL co.

WEBB COAL co.
WATKINS with 5 oz. spice. any
o. extract except vaniIla, only
Toe. i0S h. Cross. pl dil-W.
MODEL -6j lronrite Itoner.. Feb
ruary special Formerly fIIJsa.
nov only S99.95. Bettrr Homes 40
pliauCr shop. % IS WASHINGTON
HlLlrE Waterproof Cement palnt
for YOUR basement walls. SIZE.
Ealt colors Moormuns Pm ~
$50 FOR YOUR Old WASHER ON
a brand new Norge special this
week only. Grnnell Bros. 30 "
Michigan
CLARK JEWELL gas range. Loo
rain oven heat control aud broller
il5. Hettor Homes Appliance shop.
- \. Washington
Business and Office equipment
TIPEW RlTEHS-- ali makes. sald
rented repaired. q. D. Morrill, alt
:. state ST. Ann Arbor. Phone gsib
Sporting Goods
ICE FISHING equipment Hide.
hrante Russian spoons and Tip-
Miscellaneous
USED rHONOGRAPH 90 records
Your choice loo each Family
Radio Shoprt- iol W. Michigan.
COM SANOPIIONE G.. Trumpet
ponN hatncss, HNle liuoleum rugs
$3.50 loungs. 33 r. cross ST
M1NNOWs for tee fishing. all
sizes, wiggleH for bluegills. Ross
Ahleson. 30t Jarvis 81
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-good clean used furni-
tslre. Private sales anytime s57
Penuiman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
Robinson. auctioneer.
For Rent Real Estate
Houses
iOs WEST PARK ST.-toff Ecorse
Road Modern five room first
floor flat unfurnished Stoker
heat Private bath with shower.
Garage. $4,000
Apartments
TWO ROOM furnished apt. cleo.
refrig. Near Normal 93i Washte-
nav.
TWO ROOM unfurnisAed apt. Pri-
Nate bath. Ground floor. lights.
heat included. SIS Pearl 81.
1 W. MUM go IuI0lANeu aNHIlfueQt
Inquire 2O6 y. Washington.
TWO ROOM APT-shower. kitchen.
Murphy bed adults. Phone 1921.
7i9 W. Cross.
CROSS. W ST. furnished apart
ment. oil heat. retrig, private.
Adults preferred. Phone l255-R.
Rooms
SLEEPING ROOM - with alcove.
very pleasant. nicely furnished
for one or two gentlemen. 3l4
Washtenaw. Phone l620-R.
Room ana Board
ROOM & BOARD = for men. 81
week with recreation room. 5l2
W. Cross.
Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage Cards
REAL EsTATE-GeneraI Insurance.
Ross X: Bower. lOa w Michigan
REAL EsTATE-ror sale or rent
N EFiHiMAN & ' GREENs tPSTlaT''
1871 Washington. Phone 1871
For Sale Real Estate
Houses
SEVEN ROOM semi-bungalow. we'll
located, modern, eXcept fireplace
Has garage, good lot. trees. owner
leaving town.
CLOSE ~ six rooms. bath. fur
mace. garage, cheap for cash.
SURE ] HAVE 'EM-and for I.5
down Those ideal lots
EARL L. FREEMAN
100 Pearl Phone 1853
tNSURANCE of an kinds In honor
able stock Companies.
PACKARD RB-Fiss room modern
house. nice location. convenient 10
school and bus Large garden Spot
Priced for quick Sale Deal with
owner. Immediate possession. Box
E-ib care Press.
II IS ALMOST. Impossible 10 evade
Opportunity II one reads the
Classified ads regularly.
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Stretch Your Dollar By Shopping From The l
Business Services

upholsterers
QUALITY UPHoLsTERlNG : W.
& Wilson. 40 y. Huron. Phone
1893. Evenings 1881.
UPHOLSTERING-rugs and carpets
X. Rendel. 303S Washtensw Rd.
Phi. 25-si64 Ann Arbor.
Florist
FUNERAL SPRAYS : and pottsd
plants. Depot Greenhouse. Norris
q Short Oak. Phone sl6-J.
Beauty Shops
FUNDAMENTALLY 10 IS. shampoo
and fingerwave 35c all week.
Eleen's. Sl2 Perrin. Phone llsl.
Electricians
We SPECIALIzE-in re-wiring. A.
7. Smith. 50 S. summit. Phone
252.
CALL OUR ADTAKER at 40 for
Classified advertising service.
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Farm Products, Equipment

A QUANTITIES. frs, cutting al
falfa or June clover nav. by bale
or ton. Jesse Hewens. Phone
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RB-Fiye room modern
house, nice location. convenient 20
school and bus. Large garden spot
Priced for quick Sale. Deal with
owner. Immediate possession. Box
E rs care Press.
"a. ~ f,tg.-r, ...--....4t. ..-.t.
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Employment
Help Wanteo-Female

WAITRESS - wanted Apply the
Kenmore. 800 S. State. Ann Arbor.
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

Low PRICES--on Gold Seal Rugs
and ward goods East Side Furni-
ture. S26 +. Michigan, Ph. 1879
EIGHT-piece dining suit. also large
davenport. good condition. Reas on
able. 27c7 f. Mich. at Mich. China,
co
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WANTED good clean used furni-
tsire. Private sales anytime s67
PennimRn Ave. Plymouth. Harry
q Robinson auctionAer
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IIeatmore Pocahontas Esq sS25
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

WELL gas range. Loo
rain oven heat control aud broiler
Hl5 Hettor Homes ApplIanc, shop.
- y. Washington
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

USED PHONOGRAPH - records.
Your choice Toe each Family
Radio ShopIh. lol W Michigan.
conn SANOPIIONE G.. Trumpet.
PONY haincSs, WE liuoioum rugh
I3.n1. loungs. 33 T.. cross ST.
MlNNOWS for ice FISHING. All
sizes, wiggler FOR bluegills Ross
Ahleann anI IlrNIa 81
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n IS ALMOST Impossible 20 evade
Opportunity II one reads the
Classified ads regularly.
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For Rent Real Estate
Houses

iOs WEST PARK ST.-(off Ecorse
Road Modern five room first
floor flat unfurnished Stoker
heat. Private bath with shower.
Garage. $4,000
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

CLOSE ~ six rooms. bath. fur
mace, garage. cheap for cash.
SURE ] HAVE 'EM-and for SIS
down Those IDEAL lots
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

EARL L. FREEMAN
100 Pearl Phone 1853
INSURANCE of an kinds In honor
able stock Companies.
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ana Land

NEw. MITCH COW for sale. s:5
s Huron.
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Business and Office equipment

II FEW ItlILNS all makes. s1ld
rented, repaired. q. y. Morrill, ana
=. state st. Ann Arbor. Phone GSib
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Quiet, Please! Here's That
Hosiery Problem Taking
The Spotlight Again
Leg Makeup Still Superior to
Other Suggested Solutions,
AS Far as We're Concerned
By Helen Yogi


anybody doubts
clothes consciousness either has been living
subscription We've
admit the contagious business of yelling
silk hosiery shortage the expected We've
strongly for the idea Of leg makeup which we consider
problem
necessity there plenty stockings
Should the when there
no of
fang think that will take to leg
ma up andc or impractical.
Interesting indeed been the general masculine reaction this
exceptions the
favor of makeup approving the and
hosiery
masculine now
will their well groomd
item
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Shop Carefully Best Values During Current August white Sales
Why Grow
Old?
Bv Josebhine L0pm an

They say that our forebears
walked on all fours. We gave up
walking on our hands some T.
100000 years ago. The habit IL
gone but the pad on the hand I'm
gers on.
Originally Nature planned to pad
along the edge of the hand to pro-
tect the underlying muscle from
hurt. Little did she guess that we
would decide to stand up on our
back legs and look over the neigh
bors' fences.
Now beautiful ladies again have
taken up the habit of walking on
their hands, and wisely so. One
of the few exercises which use prac-
tically all of the muscles of the
body in one fling toward beauty
is the following: Simply walk on all
fours, using the hands like another
set of feet. You'll feel funny and
you'll look funny, but it's a grand
exercise. Practice will make it cas-
ier. Walk part of the time with
the knees straight and part with
them bent, but don't drag the knees
on the floor.
Also try standing on your hands.
Face the wall "a mat is a good
idea at firsU. Place the hands on
the floor BY the wall. Put the top
of the head down between the
hands. Straighten the elbows as
you throw the legs up against the
wall, Strengthening the knees. Throw
one leg at a time. You may re-
quire help at first. Have some one
catch the legs and hold them up.
If you are new To exercise and
want a set OF easy beginning
gyrations. send Scent, stamped,
self addressed envelope with your
request to Josephine Lowman
in care of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

to smooth texture and sturdy long
wear.
Read the new labels carefully,
ask questions of the saleSpeople and
you will find the answers to most
of your queries. You'll look for
sheets which are made of all Sc
lected cotton, plain weave and torn
not cut. Tearing is important
because it gives a perfectly straight
hem and prevents sheets from pull
ing into uneven shape when laun-
dered. The label may say torn
size before hemming''-and on a
chart on the label you will find
that the recommended length be-
fore hemming is 108 inches, after
hemming 102 inches, and after
shrinking 81 inches. Thread count
is given for the square inch. This
count is arrived at by adding the
number of warp threads to those
running crosswise (filling threadc
A good sheet averages 1872 threads
per square inch. A high thread
count makes for good wearing and
laundering qualities as well as a
luxurious satiny texture.
All sheets require certain
amount Of sizing or starch for fin
ishing A high percentage of sizing
may give inferior sheets of low
thread count a deceptively smooth
appearance, but the sizing disap-
pears Immediately in laundering
and coarse sheet with poor wear
ing qualities appears.
Wearing qualities are determined
by the quality of the cotton plus
the skill used in spinning it into
good yarn. You may find the
breaking strength" and shrinkage
listed on the label. All of these
are most important items which
when noted to your satisfaction will
give you great confidence in the
merchandise.
These facts are equally true of
all household linens that you pur-
chase. If you have been one who
has never paid much attention to
these things this is the time that
it will be a good investment for you
to look and learn while you buy.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Rp Barbara Bell

An authentic note of autumn
styling is the draped bodice, clos
ing at the low wee point in this
dignified, suavely smart frock. Pat
tern No. 1451-B is a real find, If
you have yet to decide on the basic
frock of your new wardrobe, for it
is suitable for many occasions and
may be attractively varied in ap-
pearance by mere changing of ac-
cessories! 1t is dress of magi-
cally slenderizing effect, due to the
raised waistline and the center pam
elling of the skirt which diminish
the torso line. The soft drapery
of the bodice outlines the full bosom
Of the heavier figure in graceful
manner.
Suitable materials are the nov
city crepes of the new season, in
black or rich fall colors. The dress
may be also developed in two-faced
fabrics, in a crepe back satin for
instance, with the shiny satin sur
face used for the bodice. Orna-
ment this dress with a row of tiny
buttons or just two large, jewelled
Evening star., 1941-08-20

We hear a great deal more about
philandering husbands than we do
about philandering wives, probably
because there are more of the one
than there are of the other. Like
wise, there are various other reasons
why most wives walk the straight
and-narrow path, while husbands
jump the bars so often that they
seem to be engaged in a hurdle
race. Babies, for instance. cramp
the style of the most flirtatious
married lady. but while Mamma
stays at home and minds Junior,
the youngsters hoWls not infre-
quently drive Papa to the jazz
palaces to drown out the cries of
his offspring. Also, women are
more afraid of Mrs. Grundy than
men are, and respect for the con-
yentions is the beginning of virtue
with the feminine sex. Further
more. wives keep their eyes from
roaming because husbands do not
forgive and forget the side stepping
of erring wives. They haul them
into the divorce court and they lose
their homes and shopping tickets,
which is a pretty stiff price to pay
for q little romance under the rose,
which wasn't so rosy after all. All
of this, without taking cognizance
of women's highly advertised SUI
perior moral sense and her loyalty
and her traditional ability to keep
on loving the unlovable, and we
have an easy explanation of why
there are so many more faithful
wives than husbands.
But if there we're love- -detector,
could test out how the great mass
of married women feel about their
husbands, we should find that there
are just as many disillusioned,
bored wives as there are husbands,
and just as many women who look
across the table at the pudgy, bald
men to whom they are tied as there
are men who look at their fat and
frowzy mates, and wonder what
made them do it.
Now for some reason it has
pleased God to endow men with
such optimistic natures, SO far as
women are concerned, that it never
occurs to a husband that his wife
could possibly get tired of him, nor
cease to be passionately in love with
him, no matter how he looks or
how he treats her.
Once a Fairy Prince to her, al
ways a Fairy Prince to her, is his
happy belief. So, if he happens
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Wives Lose Interest in Husbands
Whenever They Become Bores

to notice that she is Stacking down
she turns the back of her ear for
his ham -and egg kiss as he departs
of morning for work, he just sets
it down to her being bothered about
the rise in the butchers meat, or
the baby cutting tooth.
But he doesn't see why his wife
should cease TO be thrilled at having
to gaze all evening at a man who
needs a shave and haircut and
who sits around in his stocking
feet looking like heck.
Wives lose their taste for their
husbands when they get to be bores.
When a girl marries she does 1t to
get a companion who will entertain
and amuse her and with whom she
will never talk out, but when she
gets one who has the conversational
range of store dummy, or who
never talks about anything but
himself, or who is nothing but q
fault finder and a complainer, he
makes her very, very weary. II
a man wants to keep his wife in
love with him, he needs to save up
all his best stories for her.
Women lose their taste for their
husbands when they discover that
the men they married are no more
like the men they thought they were
marrying than a fine diamond is
like a piece of glass. The man
who wants to keep his wife burning
incense before him must never get
down from his pedestal and let his
wife see what a poor, miserable
creature he is. Once she finds out
that he isn't the little tin god she
believed him to be, he starts down
the toboggan slide that ends at zero
for him with her.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

How Many Tons of
Blood Does the
Heart Pump Daily?

Although the average pason has only A
10 plnts of blood normally, II clrculstes
through the body so fast that The heart
probably pumps TO 10 tons of blood
daily
Many people never realize that the blood
stream must travel al this terrific speed in
order to keep you alive. AS you know.
blood is made up of millions of tiny red
blood cells. Each of these cells picks up
then rushes of to all parts of the body
and releases its cargo 10 hungry living tls-
sues. When the oxygen is burned up, the
cells then carry of waste substance. called
carbon dioxide, back through the LUNGS
where it is elimina ted.
When blood is rich and pure. it contains
chemical substances and cells capable or
repairing damaged body tissues and re
plenishing our strength and energy. That
is why some folks get over sickness and
disease twice as fast as others E. rarely
cuts and bruises vanish like masic.
Now here's tip. If your bloos is thin.
Pale snd Tatery unable 10 supply
something about it today. Get bottle Of
Boncquet pronounced Bon-Kayl Tablets.
Devised by an eminent blochemlst Bone
81 9pet Ts5es HsT rsd he beoa etye cs
tactor), organic vegetable iron and other
minerals, vitamln B complex, fortified with
pure crystalline vitamlnS B and G, and
assimilable calcium and phosphorus. Your
blood needs these essential raw materials
that are generally deficient in the modern
Try Boncauet Tablets for days, if you
want to add new fighting blood. II YOU
don't feel better, look better, have more
strength and youthful energy. your money
will be Immediately refunded. 1ntroduc-
. weeks. $500. Lsrse. Economy size 400
tablets. S4.0O. For sale at
THE VITA HEALTH FOOD co.
6Is 1eth St., 3O40 14th st. col. esso.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

use a depllatory or razor, ana
softening lotions more frequently
than you've ever done before, or
else the whole idea of leg makeup
will be a disaster instead of smart
and useful trend
Visitors to the Woman's De-
partment in the last couple of
weeks have been shown our impos-
ing array of cook books, the new
air-conditioning gadget and the
"made-up" limbs of the staff. We've
all worn it-thefe are four of us
and found it so close in appearance
to silk hose that the average OBJ
server said it was almost impossible
to detect the difference. We dis
covered that it stays on, has a
sheen which looks like a stocking
and as for comfort-it's wonderful
First experiments were made with
a coloring which comes in cake
form and is applied with a damp
sponge. More recent ones have
made use of liquid which, we
understand, originated in London
and which is being used by many
women busily engaged in war work
there. It's moderately priced
item which comes in four shades
and is applied with cotton or sponge.
Has a faint silky sheen, won't run
in the rain and goes on in a flash,
drying quickly and evenly. Now
becomes an easy matter to pour
yourself a pair of stockings s"-and
an economical one. AS a child We
wore ankle socks all winter long,
so it seems that the cold" prob
lem is not too difficult, either.
As for a list recently compiled
by Woman's Wear Daily, the mer-
chandising worlds bible" we have
found their ninth and final sugges-
ton, leg makeup. the only attrac-
tive one. Lisle hose certainly have
not reached the stage of sheer per-
fection most women demand; wool
en- hose may, as far as we're con-
cerned, stay on the campus, and
welcome; mixtures with rayon We
have to see in order to believe that
they'll suit us. AS for more color
in hose, the colored nylons and
similar attempts are still sitting
on the counters of most stores.
Higher shoes or boots with cloth
tops, or CATERS or leggings-no COM
ment. Longer skirts? Surely not
THAT long! Stacks for more gen.
eral wear? Elizabeth Hawes did
terrific campaign for slacks, but
women somehow don't seem to
have the figure or the inclination.
Which brings US back to leg make
up. We're still for it.
We're perfectly willing to be
shown a solution for the disap-
pearance of our beloved two
threads, but nobody has presented
one yet. If they do, we'll be more
than happy TO adopt it. but until
then we'll wear our silk hose as
long as we can and then go all
out for coloring our legs.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Picnic Basket

A neatly packed picnic basket
saves packing space and makes the
unloading easier. And it has eye
appeal.
Arrange bulky packages and heavy
dishes in the bottom. Anchor them
with small jars of spread and jam
and any serving equipment.
Set fragile foods in the top of the
basket and fit the rest of the food
and any serving utensils in the
chinks. Lay paper tablecloth and
napkins across the top and cover
carefully with clean tea towel.
And so to the picnic spot.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

cases made by the company and
which is designed to take all the
'ifs" out of buying. The essential
facts about wearing qualities and
what may happen in laundering are
set forth in this little booklet with
figures which are certified according
to methods prescribed by the Gov
eminent. 1t not only gives the di-
mensions for each sheet before hem
ming, but also sets forth the lengths
which are recommended, accept
able" or not recommended except
for cots"
Do your sheets become coarser
after laundering? Do the hens
bulge or turn crooked? Do they
lose the smooth appearance they
seemed to have when you bought
them? Do they prove to be too
short for a well-made bed? Do
they shrink out of all reasoning
after few launderings? Do they
wear out more quickly than you
think they should? These are the
disappointments which may befan
any sheet buyer who is not informed
OF all the factors which are vital
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Labels Now to Be Found
On Equipment Present
Needed Information
Book of Facts About Sheets
Very Outstanding Example
Of Service to Consumer
By Margaref No,ceH

Those much August white sales" have institution
grandmother girl but this
family
You freely without
stocks depleted On
hand
patriotic.
most important
is neither wise nor thrifty to buy for
best merchandise Labels facts becoming
and more and the shopper reads labels and takes
vantage of the information offered
example S
probably
about buying sheets? How brand with
should
for
pillow
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Bv Baroness Pfant0ni

By Baroness Pianf0ni
with this pattern OF
unbeachd muslin be trans
bedspreads
problem bouquets just about everything
in the linen closet.
envelope horon transfers for II designs eacn
inches; color chart
illustrations full directions.
Send Is cents No. Editor Of the Evening