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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Death notltes

~ ELICk-July so William j., beloved
husband Of Anna. dear father Of Mrs
Dorothy Smart and Robert. grandfather Of
Gene. JoAnn and Barbara brother uf Mrs
Jennie Jones, Mrs Blanche Thompson Mrs
l Alice Fortune and Mrs Edith Cole Re
mains al residence 1854 Hecla avenue
HhtH Saturday at-i0 s. N Services al
fparlors of J sutton aud SON 4lf7 Trum-
bun avenue. SATURDAY a. >, lnterment
Grand Lawn.
fAtt-July 81, 1871 John. beloved hus-
band ~ Jean dear father OF Mary Ann
mineral saturday 30 o.. vi. from Fred
/ v HOLSTER Funeral Home - East Vernon
Highway. -IAlrIGls-A i-l.,..--l -------------
llot NGBRoAD--AuF J. 1871: Cathrine
tnee Hawkins. beloved Wife II the late
Edward y dear aothet Of Thomas
O'Bren. Dorothy Bernard j.. r. Byron
Mrs. J. Leo Dessert. John. dear sister Of
Elizabeth Hawkins. Mrs. George Baum
gartner. sylvester. Thomas and James
Hawkins funeral from residence. 3aO2 Van
Dyke Monday. $50 a. m ST. GATHERINGS
Church Of 2 o'clock
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Beauty Culture Schools
Personals

z $50 IafHNette Bidg. ~. IIs1-S-OtJo
( Entrance Ii9 Michigan Ave.
A hioBok naoit stoppcd az nome secretly.
Arnold. 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 1854.
A Feature-PROFEssOR RAJAH, ELINOR,
MILDRED, LOLA. JESSIE. Entertainers.
Rainbow Tearoom. 40 John X.
ABUNDANT HEALTH through proper
elimination. Calwood Health Salon,
1887 Woodward. Townsend 5-S567.
ADA LORD-Astroogist. Celebrated. Con-
else Educated. 7i6 Lothrop. Appoint.
ments. Madison 13i3.
AFTER this date | viii not he responsible
for any debts contracted BY my Wife
Katherine Frank Hatchett
AMAZING IL. NJ" Astrologist! Whom
you've heard over radio; consultation
your home or mine. Appointments. 1888
Gilchrst, Vermont 5-4i32
ARDEN Health studio (new management.
4155 Woodward-New York graduates
Temple 1885,
ASTROLOGER--O Outstanding, Anna ReihL
thoroughly experienced, consultations
daily. sl0S Hamilton upstairs.
AsTRoLOGER IS years experience
WORLDS FAIR, radio. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6s44.
AsTRoLoGER - Evangeline Berry, I1a0
Hubbard, near East Jefferson. LEnox
1851. Sl.00.
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Al RTI AIR

Weather clear track fast.
FIRST Race Relfcrd Boz Three
Mines Nahsr Hsighf. ROYAL Novice
RoyAi Dome. Nystique
second Race Tnos. Golden MHyne. No
Fair. Jewe. sons. Tar Anne, cher
Cherokee
Tniru Race ienfF
Fou-1h Race Mr.. J,rmie BecE's Rov
poueatchie Lady Nov lee. BnnkioN,
Dusty Miss
Frh Race Butcher BOY. CHANGER.
Out Emerald stadium, Beacon queen,
Two Ply.
SSH Race Roh's Pass Tempting
Witch. Nieht TOE. Nannykins, Blablah,
Rocky Mount
seventh Race-Town Car Yankee Lad,
Barraca. Two Aces HuVpy
EiEhth Race Rapid IL BHrdy. our
TEDDY, Pectomsr. Trsusday, Chilly Eb-
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Fort worth stock Yards Com
pany declared q dividend Of -
CENTS, payable August ] 10 stock
Of record July Is A like amount
Wa paid on May !,
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Dividends

American Metal Company, Ltd,
declared a dividend Of - cents
on common. payable September 2
10 stock Of record August y Paid
a similar amount on juno 2
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AT nI1RnII

Eighth Race Trs.ts L.
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AT RnCkINoHAM PARK

WfEFfeF- CIfaF TFHIFt IFET-
Frst Race-Anlac. Dmness. Lady
Mascara
second Race Enitie, sun itele. Road
ssSsn,h Race Bonny Clabbcr spark
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At SARATOGA

Weather. clear. track. fast.
First RAce~-Bioodhound
THIRD RAce-Lsdy Waterloo.
Ffnh Race--Sun Eager
SIKH Race-N1sS t11sCuvFrT.
Seventh Race Grey Wolf.
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FIRST Rscs Town LRce.
Fifh Race-NinGicsrr
Ninth Declared ~
FIELD HORSES
Prs, Race Pope sister. Bubbles NJ
Hsdadown
second Race Black Arrow. Alghero,
Belrnor, Red Brand
Third Race-Piplad. Hizekko
Fourth Race Infinite Maid BIZ
Black Nv Pal Bill. Darby peedee
Fnh Race Aerialist. BolangieS
flor16
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Trade Schools-Mole

ATTENTION,
BE WORKING IN TWO WEEKS
PROCESS INSPECTION
Industries Need These Men Now,
Acety Hydrogen-Arc Welding
Tool-Die Making. Machinist
Lathe Milling Machine. Shaper
Blueprint Reading Metal Layout
Body. Fender Repair
wOLvERISE SCHOOL
1900 w Fort Day.Night School
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man light shop work
salary beginning. ~ so daily IS East
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SMITH-ORR co.
Miscellaneous for Sale

GROOM COTTAGE WE FINANCE
WEEKS LUMBER. 500 T.. DAWSON
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Scratches
International News service Wire
At WASHINGTON PARk

weather clear frack test
FIRST RAce-Kimu1s Nah. Iatu.
wcodford Bette, Village Queen. Trans
former. Mia,
second Race Miss OmeEa. Cathode
Nj secret. judy Jones, seare>.. knish'
Her
Third RAce-Niras.n Fa'sweep Mar
feu. Lutte Ptnkey Sidetrsch, heepdcne
FOgrih Race--tiipss Dance cofnWhuit
Acute. serbian Rose. sweet fcfttti
Cstcheu, Brilliant LiE.i
seventh Race Regefi
Eighth Rate War Vision soldier
Can. Deducs Wooden Indian. ial Bee
Dee. Convtile Cruclheans.
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KoDAKs, movie cameras. VIII sell. buy,
exchange. Acme Camera FIX. 6iT shelby
SHADES Custom made also Venitian
blinds repairing. eteanirr, rersinttnE
Tyler 4-5041
So ROLL-AWAY beds, IS 95, grass seed.
PC ID. Dawson Unclaimed Freight Stores
1887 LivernOis, 1888 r.. Dawson. 1884
Grand River. 1870 Mack.
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Situations Wanfed--Femaie

EXPERIENcED--Co lored. elevator opera
tor. stock work. maid. grocery clerk
Madison OSfO.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days
laundry. cleaning; s.. cartare. Tyler
f-llsO,
NEAT experienced girl, days. weeks, part
time, laundry. cleaning. Trinity 2-7O2b.
NEAT. experienced colored girl desires day :
woEk-exeelleRi- reference TYLER is39aa-
YOUNG girl. mothers helper. assist cook
ing stay nights; no Sundays. Townsend
$3.50.
COLORED girl days, weeks. laundry,
hotel maid. stock work. Lafayette s0I1.
coLoRED grl. days. week, part time
laundry. cleaning, waitress. Cherry 1919.
Beauty Culture Schools
BEAUTY CULTURE Complete Course.
$3.50 weekly. HYGIENE School. $40
Twelfth. Madison S053.
Personals
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why suffer sciatica or
rheumatism Barbagha plaster. Sue
cessful one day treatment 503S Chalmers.
LennX 0s3S
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Male Help Wanted

Al INSPECTOR FAMILIAR WITH LAY
OUT TOOLS FIXTURES. TEN
PLATES MODELS AND SAMPLES
MUST RI CITIZEN. APPLY
HUDSON MOTOR CAR co.
EAST JEFFERSON
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Male and Female Held Wanted

EXPERIENCED, dependable couple jani-
tor work downtown hotel. - Watson.
Cnnofd 1919
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Funeral Directors
} SUTTON a SON
tii7 TRUhBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-51OO
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
DOG-Lost red pomcranian vicinity Wsch
and Dawson please return reward SiJ.
Townsend S-S21J
.ENGLiSH setter female neighburhood
Ardmore Pilgrim. Reward. Kindly return.
Vermont 5-22i7.
COLD RiNG-with gsrnets diamonds
MacCabees Building. Keepsake. Reward.
Townsend 6-62i5.
LOST--Three-ston diamond ring. down
town district. Friday Reward Town
send 6.o233. Randolph $500 l. Atwood
TERRIER. white brown spots. Cneghoor-
hood AleXandfine Woodward. Reward.
Telephone Temple 2.62P2
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Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

A-sAtfS5s- to sos under present
long distance tariff low set-of storage
rates 434 East Willis. Temple i-477s.
ATLANTIC PADDED VANS - Load. SO
up: Insured odds. 81. Townsend $500.
JACKS Expressing moving; bag
gage, soc up. 667 Temple. Randolph
HAMILTON MOVING Local long dis
lance, lowest prices IN town; trunks
soc NJ. Temple PHO. 4719 Hamilton
VIRLEY COULTER-MovinE. expressing
trucking, reasonable. Cadillac 2l16;
nights, kitzroy 4i3s.
WINNER MOVING Local long distance;
reliable. insured. 1882 quincy. Uniyer-
sity 2-eSSO
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AMBITIOUS women; travel East IN sales
airy, commission. transportation. r.. A
Morgan Hotel Barlum, gil. SO
EXPERIENCED. Homework; help With
babies; no laundry no cooking stay. 50,
references. Townsend $3.50.
EXPERIENCED white girl for cooking and
light house work home nights. Crosse
Polnte Tuxedo ,2.Rlni-
GIRL for mothers helper no laundry or
cooking stay. Townsend j-lljl.
GIRLS to assist AS dancing instructors; s.
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE; no expert
ence necessary; 2-S D. IN HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL OF Dancing 42l1 Woodward
Terrace 2-se72
Fountain Contingent Saleswork
'tffrtS- for sdufcrs Fast and ~rS- Strtr
stores must be al least -. Apply 100 Oak
man Blvd near Hamilton. 80 to II ex-
cept Saturday.
WOMAN TO TAKE FULL CHARGE. ONE
child SATURDAYS SUNDAYS one evenings
optional, SO. 11227 Beaverland avenue,
Bedford
YOUNG woman for general housework. no
laundry, stay nights one block off JEFF
ferson. Trenton 1850.
COLORED maid. experienced stay nights
Call p m. Trinity 2iijB
Male and Female Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED. dependable couple jani-
tor work downtown hotel - Watson.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
The Beautiful and
Classic Profile of the
First Lady Decies, Who
Was the Great American
Heiress, NiVien Gould.

Dccies' predecessor at the coronation of
George V
When Lady Doccs showed the two chairs
TO her friends 1t Has her custom laughingly
to declare
You know l married Lord Dectes 70 be
certain of seat IN the Abbey for the coro-
nation
Her friends chuckling at her Ladyship's
little wltticism, only recalled afterward that
she had always been well outspoken.
But il was agreed. twenty dollars for
pair of chairs especially blue plush chairs
embroidered in gold and haioWed by coro-
nation. are. indeed great bargain.
Now only -four years later, Lady Dccies
has discovered that with these chairs,
with many other investments It isn't the
original cost, it's the upkeep. Perhaps. IN
"A changing. war-torn world IT would have
been better 10 have foregoHe both the chairs
and the coronation
Because those chairs are clear implica-
ton that Lady Dccies is a British pceress,
subject 20 Britains wartime taxation.
And when wartime taxation flies in at
the window romance is liable 90 beat hasty
retreat via the nearest c>it.
Wartime emergency taxation levied ON
her once seemingly endless AmerICsn-madc
fortune by England Of which she IS peerless,
by France Of which she Is a resident. and
by the United States. OF which she Is a citl-
zen is making it difficult for Lady Decics
and her husband TO keep their matrimonial
barquc on an even keel
So much the ageless interchangeable Bessie,
Lady Decics admits. But the still slim, still
ultra fashionable woman who spent SO many
loveless years as the wife of Harry Lehr
admits no more Now a wartime refugee IN
her native land after a quarterof-a-centufy
residence in France Lady Deces briskly de-
MED to your reporter a few days ago the
= constantly recurring rumors that either she
or Decies are seeking a divorce
All this talk of divorce, insisted this tall
woman with the still flashing dark eyes. is
the outgrowth Of her attempts 20 adjust her
present unenviablc tax situation in which
three nations arc lcvying emergency assess
ncuts on her income
Il am SIMPLY trying 20 DO something
about my taxes clio not want 10 bc forced
TO pay income taxes in three countries Eng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Ssyseors view Go

been a golden spoon in the smooth firm mouth
Of Bessie Lady Decies. But seldom has there
hearth
OF her three marriages only her first.
short venture was both lyric and completely
happy That first marriage So long long
ago she mentions briefly and tcndcrlv IN
the first of two books OF memoirs KING
Lchr and the Gilded Age and The Turn
gn. by American weeky. Inc. Greal Brltaln Rehls Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Bv INEZ ROBB

EHEN the sciu'ilatiug coronation Of
N/ George VI and his Queen. Elizabeth.
w was concluded tho American born
pccress BESSIE Lady Dccies PAID two pounds
something less than SO for the little
chair covered n blue plush and embroidered
on gold which she had tugmphaut'y occupied
IN Westminster Abbey during that historic
occasion
It seemed and II was rare bargain
IN fact the former Bessie preNrl Dahlgrcn
Lchr thought the chair such bargain she
bought two of them. She also purchased
the scat occupied by her husband Lord
Dccics. during the coronation
Then the slim, agcless woman who had
spent twenty-five unhappy unloyod years as
the wife of Harry Lehr, court Jester 10 the
Glttering Society Of the Gildcd Fra, ordered
the two chairs shipped TO her beautiful home
in Paris
In that great house 50 like a veritable
muse,m. these two chairs occupied special
place Of honor
Beside them, on a wax manlkin. was also
displayed the great red velvet coronation man
tie trimmed with ermine and the exquisite
white gown. embroidered in crystal buglcs
and pearl beads which had been worn beneath
H. II is The custom among Englards First
Families 10 preserve such ceremonial robes,
and incidentally. they had been worn by Lady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

land. France and the
United States. But
l really have Moth
ing TO say" Lady
Decies insisted. "eX-
cept that there is
no truth 10 this di-
vorce talk "
SO tn e woman
who would not di-
vorce Harry Lehr
for love, apparently
viii not divorce Lord
Dccics for money.
a physical ocean,
the Atlantic, sepa-
rates her from her
third husband. the
Irish-b born peer, who
is n o W GONZALES
cling from wounds
suffered in an enemy
bombing action over
England. just as "a
spiritual if not ac-
tually a psyche
pathic ocean sepa-
rated her from Lehr.
For over a quarter
Of a century she
lived as wife in
n a IN c only with
l. e hr enduring his
taunts and jibe 3
rather than break
her mothers heart
by divorcing him.
Always, from the
IN o m ent Of n er
birth. there has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

nv dressing Tor Tins our hT3I dIn00T 80N0-
pinned diamond brooch into my gown and
hoped that Harry would think me beautiful
My maid came in Her face was flushed
her eyes downcast Madame l thought I
had better tell you she hesitated There
must boz some mistake The maitre d'hotel
tells mc that Mr. Lchr has just given him
orders 10 serve him dinner IN his own room.
lie says that you VIII dine alone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

which she married young John Dahigren was
the first "grown-up" frock young Elizabeth
(Bessiel Drexel great heiress of the enormous
Drexel banking fortune had ever worn. In
less than two years, she was a widow.
Just as the young widow whose only son
was born few months before his fathers
death, was emerging from the prolonged
mourning required in the Mauve Decade she
met and fell head over heels in love with
the darling of societys reigning queens:
Harry Lehr
That well born, poor and adventurous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Of the Century" which
bowled over. # not actually
shocked. her contcmpor-
aries by their frankness.
The white satin gown in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

young champagne sales
man from Baltimore had
already taken New York
society by storm It was
a society that. Midas-like.
gilded everything with
which il came IN contact
so rich was it with the
\ new gold that flowed con-
stanuy from the seem
ingly endless resources of
a young nation.
That society was
gildcd. but its gold had
4 bought, IN the end only
boredom. Harry Lehr
lifted it from rs tedium
with his laughter and his
prauks that seem not only silly
but in extremely bad taste in
these more harsh realistic days.
But Lehr made that society
laugh with dinners for monkeys,
banquets for dogs. and balls in
honor of phony kings whose
part he played IN mock and
splendid regalia.
The one. the only. the in
effable Mrs William Astor, the
last great Czarina of New York
society, fixed Lehrs star In the
social heavens The three lesser
queens who followed her kept II
there for many years.
That trio. Mrs. Stuyvcsaut
Fish. Mrs Hermann Oelrichs.
and Mrs O. II r Belmont as
well as tho great Mrs Astor
approved Lehrs choice OF the
young Widow Dahlgrcn as his
bride So happy once more
Bessie DrcXcl married the gay
buffoon. the court Jester the
charmer and clown of the only
Four Hundred New York has
ever known The wedding. IN
st. Patrick's Cathedral. was at
tended by every social notable
I'm the city.
1T was our wedding eve
ming" Lady Dccies wrote al
most four dcca de s later in
King Lehr and the Gilded
Age" published by J y. Lip
pincott Co. and ! fingered over
for this our first dinner alone
nond brooch into my gown and
AIRY would think me beautiful
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Chapter to Hold
Birthday Party

PUYALLTP-With the fan and
winter season opening. a number
of groups are holding meetings
this week.
Among these will be the first
birthday luncheon OF Naomi chap
ter. o. f. s. auxiliary at Masonic
hall Friday at l o'clock. Mem
beers whose birthday occur in Sep
TENDER will be complimented and
include Mesdsmes Cora Embree.
Grace Hollis. Annie Knipe, Mary
Lang. Valda Scofield. Edna SIM
mons. Mildred Slough. Mona Spear,
Edna Chase. lnez Brandt. Eliza
beth Ellis. Bernice, Hansen and
Nettie Angelina Hostesses will be
Mesdames Alice Bogie. Florence
Ashby, Lulu Donley. Elizabeth
Herren. Lily Pattison. Grace owen
and Vivian Slear.
On Thursday the Womens So
ciety of the Presbyterian church
will hold an all-day session in the
church psrlors beginning with mis-
sion study at 1890 led by Mrs.
Frank Nicholson. Mrs. Lewis Red
ford viii conduct the business ses-
sion at 1l15 and at 1890 lunch
con viii be served under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. r. II. Scheffer For
the afternoon program Mrs. J..
Hargis will lead the devotions and
Mrs. X. J. MclnniS will be in
charge OF the program which be-
gins 1T O'Clock.
AT : O'Clock Wednesday evening
the Valley Riding club will meet
at the Experiment station with
Winfield Angel president in
charge. Principal business viii be
election Of officers. A social hour
viii follow.
Fruitiand grange auxiliary has
a meeting scheduled for Thursday
with a potluck lunch AZ noon Mrs.
c. NJ. Hurst. president. viii be in
charge OF the business session 10
follow. The grange viii meet Fri
day night at with James Litton.
master. presiding. The juveniles
viii meet at the same time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
AGED COUPLE LED ORDERLY, GENTLE LIFE
Prepared TO Die Together in the Same Way

MT. kIsCo. y. Y-As gently
and orderly rs they had lived to-
gether for 81 years. David c. Ha-
zelton. IS, and his wife Olivia. IS.
prepared TO die.
They had his best dark suit and
her most becoming dress pressed
and laid them on the bed up
stairs. Beside the clothes they
left note with instructions for
their friend George Sloat Of Car
mel, N Y. an undertaken.
Bundles For Friends
Near the door where II would be
sure to be seen they left Mr..
Hazelton's bone-handled cane that
DIR. Leroy s. Heck always had
admired, with a label bearing the
doctors name attached 10 IL.
Another label. left on a desk,
bore the name OF Miss Lillian
Greene, a friend. Silverware and
other personal belongings were
wrapped in bundles and laid on
the bed. each bundle bearing the
name of the friend or neighbor who
WAS TO inherit 1t.
This was the condition Of the
house when DIR. Heck. who had
been treating them for the infirmi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
HELPS HI SBAND
RELAN FROM DUTIES

Her mornings are given 10
meetings OF Red Cross committees,
the Army and Navy Service
league, and she is often called on
n handle emergencies. as recent
", when il was discovered the
local Service club would have to
find a place for 225 men to sleep
that night, and had only SIS beds.
Before shutdown Mrs. Marshall had
arranged for the extra cots.
When the General can spare an
evening or Sunday from ms home
work" he and Mrs. Marshall hire
canoe. she packs lunch, and
they paddle several miles up the
Potomac. and drift down in =
brief and desperately needed es-
cape from the bOmb-torn world in
which the chief Of staff of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

single low huttoning gives slim
ming lines through the bust. and
its effectiveness is increased by
yokes that square off into taper
ing panels TO the very waist An
eNpertly slenderizing treatment
that's carried out still further by
a narrow front-tying or all
around buckled belt and simple
skirt. The sides Of the bodice are
soft and gathered under the
yokes. the sleeves are short.
three-qusrter or long. Why not
make this dress in gay print
for right now: in sheer wool for
fall and winter wear
Pattern 1854 IS available in
~omen's sizes 81. So. SIS. 40. ~. ~.
as and IS. Size So. yards So
inch.
Send Is cents in coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size. Name.
Address and Style Number.
Announcing: The brand new
Anne Adams Fall Pattern Book
is just off the press And with
It you get FREE pattern for
stunning hat and bag set, This
oolorful book spothghts original
American STYLES for every axe and
occasion. Its dozens OF smart.
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