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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Engagement Of Miss Ruth Raymond
To Mr.. Bradley Bannon Revealed
Popular College OF Puget Sound Graduates viii Wed il
August; Friends Learn of Troth al Afternoon Party

Widespread interest in Puyaup and Tacoma is associ-
ated with the Sunday afternoon of the
gagement of Miss Ruth Raymond attractive daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. P H. Raymond of Puyalup to Mr. Bradley
Bannon, of Mrs. Grace Bannon of Tacoma.
The popular young couple graduates of the College of
Puget Sound where they active in campus affairs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Three Speakers, New Officers
Will Be Presented Thursday
Ms. Judson Benton Is President for Coming Year:
History Of Council for Two Years VIII Be Reviewed

Activities for the present of Presidents Council
organization Of club presidents and official
which plays important role in club life of the city will
close Thursday morning 10 o'clock in Weyer-
haeuser hall of the Y. W. c. A
Three guest speakers will be presented during the pro
gram another feature of which will be the installation
officers Mrs Judson Benton of the Catholic Woman
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Y. L. |. 10 Honor
Mothers Monday

Young Ladies' Institute viIl en-
terrain their mothers st their an
nusl Mothers day party Monday
at ths Knights Of Columbus hall.
the program starting al siis. Mas
Mary Pun viii b. mistress Of esrs-
monies and wln wsleoms the
mothers.
the program will include reel
tation by Miss Shirley CONSTANT
and several hsrimba selections ~
Miss Beverly saubsrt accompanied
by Mrs.. ~. W. Hsubsrt. a skit
Among Ny Souvenirs" viii b.
presented. featuring Miss Norma
Mofstti In several solo vocal sslse.
tons and with a tho Comprised %
the Misses Jean Hafsos. Helen
Macdonald and Ennles Aeoowan
accompanied BY hrs. 4. y. Nor
att. Also participating IN the skit
Slll BE- the Misses Joan hsgary.
Bsrnadssn and Kathleen cowan.
Edna May Russell. Agnes oayisan.
Rosemary Wilson, Helen Allioy,
Pstrieis Mitchell. Mary Doughsrty.
Frances Crosby. Mary Eiizabsth
HsWbsrt. Marie fOr0vieh. and
Aufisl Richard. and the Mendamsa
J Leo MCGOWAN. N y. CalDfalih.
Philip huilan and Dale fofhsB-
brock. An original dante number
Nlll ~ presented BY The Misses
Wanda Os.nski. Lorraine Beard.
smpls and Frances Mcdonald and
vocal NiiI BE- given BY Miss Eunlgs
VOTERS and Leonard Tsaslsr. The
Rev. A. , KrsDssaeb. y ) chap
lain Of Tsboma institute. viii
speak
Miss Marie Brunsr. president.
has appointed Miss Irene Dunn in
charge Of the program. brs IL. ..
Thaui. chairman 81 decorations.
assisted BY the Misses Claire and
Marriages Johnson. Mary Elizabeth
ssNDsrt. and Eiains Brunsf. and
chairman Of refreshments. hrs n.
J. Gllusa
Cedar auxiliary, o. y. =. viii
meet Tuesday Al the 80 3sth e.
Masonic nail Tor ~ ts lsaehson.
business and cards Hostsssss all
~ Meadamss D Z. beasisY. y y
stoesDrldxs. y. Desiring and Mar
safet fsliisN
Hsa.<aS Assiiiary, FFstsfnai
Order 20 f.aEl.~. sll hold = thrse-
han0ed "tOg eAro ~4Etg 81 q
o'clock Tuesday aftsfne--- in|
EaEiss hall Mrs. Hattis Lzl1esrn
viii b. the chairman fasefs sll
be awarded Tor hiEn scortA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

shnrxs a ths sselsI ha~lr h fsl-
lo~. Newly si<etsd effIe~rs srs
Mrs Hsnfy 7. SALES. p<eela<ns.
Mrs. Handel Inshsm. vles press
dent; Mrs FIeyd cfsasnd<f. &C.,
rsisry. and nTa wslt~x Ilsehmsns
treasures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

Jensen. Marcia Wells. Donna Ass
Paul Ruth Harris. Dorothy Fear
and Ruby Johnson. sang also.
Juns Otto arranged ths fashion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

Ihs Nofth - W e. !. u. wffI
haid ~ ssuasl ins<iints T.l<.asy
y The p@fis< - Nasna y. n
shafch. Nm. Annss N<w1lI es1
.p~n TIE Esafrinx s~&~sea a 10
s'sieeh snd aesetlans w1lI ~ -
~ hfa nnee Names. kfre riay
hsF~ssk = n sharHs - th< ~
gram.
tAsnshsss wlIi - Served a nnss
sad the sft@Fnecx s~~~lon via
op<n 81 fsso a'rln<k. Ths n.s. nay
1. Smith wlIl LEAD ne sftsrnnrn
dssstioas. Veal numbers usu -
Eivsn ~ Mrs. o. .. nxEsr sn4
afs. walker.
Mrs AIiss Smith ~ narfna wf1
give m address % The un<n ~
the Department a kelsnti1s
Temperance Instrnefian. Other
spssksFs viii - hra \. l. rouss.
Mrs. T. " n&ftnr. Mrs.. n<ims
Ianassth. Mrs. nsrbsrs Kase sa1
hrs Manner. Members ~ Ne
unlons and Ill ,nssfssssd frssnsis
sFs invited.
D>ssks~ss = nss~.y knsfias
snd sewing group wiil ms@f 81 m
homs - Mrs. oss nsfviek. t4in
-. . % Tuesday sft~raees a 1
o'clock
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MRS. ?. FRANK JuhklNs
PIT. A. News


AHF
Dash rasat r.-r. a. meets 90
Tuesday 81 ~ noon 81 the school.
hFs. A. q. Furssth vii pFsslds.
Music vlil be presented ~ ths
Dash Po,nt sshool band Craven
tioa reports eth - ssessht ~
hrs. A. o FsFssth. a DESERT
lunehson wiIi ee served uassss@ss
viii b. Mrs. Benjamin heashon
and Mrs. G, n. 0nsve
Mary T.yss Fr~~chseI mssts On
Tuesday 81 . ,. ~. 81 TIE homs
Of Mrs. A. 1. cadlsu. 100 -. cath
q. Mrs cadlsu win pFs~lds.
Board meeting wiii b. hsld.
st.alam aisA PIT. a. mssts
Tuesday 1T zss . N. IN room
AL with Mrs 1. ~ fsssas pre-
siding. Carrying eat the thsms
ef the yssr The topic for this
month's meeting u "Knrlehsd Llv.
Ing Through Interpretation - the
American Way" The alsuusslon
viii bs lead BY Mira r. c. Boards
ley and Mrs. l. n Isases. Mrs
Roy knseisnd wlil lad the com
munlty singing. skstchss viii bs
presented BY dramatic stndsnts an.
der the dlFsctloa Of Mas Alberta
Black.
no.,... g.. Al. ....., - a..
follow will be Ms. chr,s Marian
GsIlsas Pr. A. mssss Tus.dsy
stsp m. The nature ~ ths pfo.
gram % bs given by sh~ fourth
and nnh grades AZ Me-. ows.
Hsssrty's room. wtn - N h..sr
Of enothss
Ths program seasisis ~ f~e
songs BY ths group. rseitstions ~
hsrjoris Johnson. NoFman kisivs
and hsryi Hullsah; two nnmbsfs
on the hsrmouios ~ Gordon
Anderson; . trumpet soio ~
Borden Dow, accompanied ~ his
mother. Mrs. Fred Dow. vss Nun
son siii rsyisw the history u the
painting q "Whissisrs Mother"
Al the slo~s ~ the business
meeting, thers vii be TIE instsIis.
Ton Of new Officers for ths en-
.ss Sf W - S.'"~H'
- 's's""p' ms s''nv ps"
~
Wsdss~a~y
oAhisnd FL a. NESTS ~ Tits
2 eis'ek wednesday sssains ssr ~
iifal s%sslon ~ ne yssf. Con
ssntlon reports siii 10 Etssu and
= musical program VII y pre-
ssnisd
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Presidents Council Will Bring Season Close Weyer1aese Hal
Tacoma Chosen
For Conclave


= -
T<ecmk ID Sigma chapters
Of Alpha Icta I'll rlsy hostess
= similar chapters from ~
over the norfhwest when the
Eighth Annual Northwest
Conflsve 81 re sorority meets
- kops Chuck lodx< Iane I
ard =. Approximately ons
hundred and twenty-five mem
h<rx from Oregon. Washing
Ton and Montana are expe<(>d
10 - present.
Chapters $500 wfii - 1~1<
fxt~~ st - sssptw. Aeeevso.
Orr p<ftx fhl rax<ae o.
Delta osnms - siamae6. Great
Fslzs. naets I4me<n - nlun-
a<~. np>ssn<. n~lts Hno w.
raIzh<~. snd tfpess~n go aiumnss.
H@affis
n<>ms 80 ss1ms <n@r1srs wstI
- : ,ssat n<<tlrs n - siae
fsszas n - F11slIsy nulz1ir9 -
Tuesday svrninr ~ dzs<u1o pians
- - ss~st f.eems sNep1er VIA
n>s< promptly - . niei1en. 4ith
sIams ssspt>x jrsssas lh>n q
80 e's,><h.
H<refts ~ - wsas n N
ms~tsna ~ hFs 4, rsz1rnno.
general shsIrusn ~ ~ CO..
sisvs: Mn. ksIfA M<l<r1x. 1s<>rn-
'lens ebslfme1. whe y keln1 -
sistsx ~ Mrs. Ism~s p1naannop.
Mrs.. noe~rt naartwrlsnf .u1 klsas
hsFf ksrr. Mr. 3 Nafaeda. prs-
sFsm skssrmsa. Mo vraaess
Castle. rs.<rvskinns 81 Ma
ash~i Hkrik< Mra nakert
Andfsw sna nles Hath Exnsroft.
fea &ssss.14 |. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Ribbon Sweaters New Idea
For Those Who Knit

How are you with the knitting
needless Or the crochet hook ?
Good ? Then dash right out and
buy yourself a couple miles Of mar
row ribbon and knit yourself n
sweater. These new ribbon knits
are terrific. Red-headed motion
pictures actress Dorothy Coming
ore made a lovely pastel green
one TO take with her on q vaca.
ton trip to Carmel. Dorothy does
get around; she's been seeing Cali.
fornia practically ever since she
finished her leading role In "citi-
zen Kane"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Decorations
For Wedding
Easy to Make
csrssrpises TAKES ~
Few Hours 10 Complete


Few Hours 70 Complete
HERE comes the hridel
The occasion calls for ;
beautiful table. something a.
ways 70 - remembered. Fer
only = few cents and = few
hours time. you can make a.
home = lovely table arch with
wedding bells and grange
blossoms.
ARCH ~ th@ 49,. eat .
strip cf white s.rdHeera , isskss
wide sna - lnehs. isax. osssf
top side vita = strip a. spring
green ervps paper rhsn pierce .
hale IN zach sensr lnuh from
The edge. haks the uprsxhts ~
wrapping together three pieces 81
heavy No 10 wire. each - inches
lang Leave inch # wire IN
wrapped 81 ore end. Hsw4sr ~v-
srsl times with winch strip II
white crepe paper cur srrc@ the
krsln. Then insert the unwrarp<a
end wires into the hci<~ knd
spread out ehiehsn font fsshinu
On the under side Of the card.
board. Hold In place with summsd
paper tsps. Thea J lsch~s down
from the Top bend ssch wire II
right angles - that The tips u
The wires meet IN esntsr II short
sndz Fer the t~e long ARMIES
cut tao heavy Me- - wires d
inches long wrap each separately
with is.lneh strip Il white crepe
paper cut AGREES the grain. re
wrap several times te ohtsin ths
same thickness - ths uprixhts
Bend The wire IN half. then spsssa
out and fsstsn sHas with speol
wire 10 tho uprlEhta Also fzsssu
the two sruhss together n ths
eenisr with spcoi wire. Desorsss
with sprays 81 grange blos~oms
and balls made from white srsps
paper.
ORANGE nr.ossoni rw ths
flowers cut several strips u whits
areps paper , inches deep ard 2ss
inches long. slash long sdEs into
five pointed petsls each Y Inch
wide and I Inch deep. Curl petals
slightly over the scissors and
gather toEsthsr around . small
cluster Of yellow rnss stsmsns'
Tie bsss of flower with spool wire
leaving . inehss o. more for stsns
Cut away surplus crepe paper b.
low base Of flower and bring snd'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Care Of Clothes

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
print a few simple directions for
storing winter clothes during the
summer months. I would hate to
have the moths get into my things.
II it necessary TO have clothes
dry cleaned before putting them
away for the summer.
MRS. r. r.
Dear Mrs. r. F.: Always shake
and brush all OF your clothes
carefully and thoroughly before
you put them away. BE extra
careful TO brush all labels, pOck-
cts, ereases and wherever else
dust and dirt would be likely TO
collect.
Then, several times during the
storage period allow your clothes
"a hang in the sunshine all day.
This will kill any moth life. Re
member 10 spray your clothes
every two weeks.
Before putting your clothes
away for the summer months,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
CHAPTER SIXTEEN


Despite her experiences with
JettA. Kay slept well. and was
awake early. She had her bath
and had dressed IN tina riding out
fit Melody provided for her.
she had just finished breakfast
when there was a knock at her
door. II swung open. Jstts
stepped into the room. attired IN
q smart riding outfit She was
smiling.
Gone entirely Wa all trace
Of her furious rage Of the
night before. IN fart Nay
found herself smiling back -
her. che ~. se friendly.
How about a ride this morn
ing ?" Jstta asked. Il swoks 81
dawn, for = change. and feel like
good ride. The trails should be
dry enough now 10 be safe"
Really. I don't believe I care
TO-" Kay answered. hssitatlngly.
Il have some letters 10 write
and"
"oh. bother the letters Besides.
you're dressed for riding. Or are
you one Of those sweet young
things who always dresses the
part and then never does any
thingg Dick Ia going along. he
flew In at o'clock. after q trip
10 Reno, and Il anxious for q ride.
too"
Warning
Kay saw the warning In Mel
ody's eyes. but the maid remained
discrsstiy silent az she pretended
TO be working about the room.
There was no slRn Of an apology
from Jstts about her performance
Of the previous night. She seemed
10 have forgotten IL entirely. or
brushed II aside a. something IN
consequential
Tn not an expert horse
man. but I have riddsa quite
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Miami Aeoe Over Necklace
BELONGING 10 Lily Pons

Lily Pons has 4 famous neck
lace called ''passe partout. be-
cause II goes everywhere" II
recently went with her 10 Florida
and the Brook club at Miami il
still talking about IL. The main
part Of the jewelry Is a woven
golden coil like an old-time snake
belt II ends In great clusters Of
diamonds sapphires, and topszes
which detach into flower clips.
'Passe partout" was designed for
Miss Pons by Van cleef and Ar
pels and II II cost a pretty song.
Lily could pay!
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cut low for the sports version.
Those flowing princess lines show
off a 1.-THE, youthful figure, fit
comfortably. and are quick TO cut
and stitch. A very feminine touch
is given at the top In softly
shirred gathering that may be
button trimmed. You might add
a soft belt, letting it come from
the side-front seams 10 tie in back.
Use ric-rae for the sun-dress;
fresh lace edging for the dress-up
style. perhaps with the yoke In a
dainty contrast. DO send for this
two-timing pattern.
Pattern Ats is availabls IN
junior miss sizes IL. IL. Is. II. IS,
Is and II. Size 10 takes 81 yards
35-ineh fabric
Send fifteen cents f15c) IN coins
and two tax tokens for this Anne
Adams pattern Write plainly
SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
This summer. plan TO have q
complete. attractive wardrobe
with the Anne Adams Pattern
Book for your sewing guide! All
the smart, original designs in this
book are promptly available IN
simple. accurate patterns. There
are styles for every age and se-
tiyity. with feminine sheers and
prints, ''tom-boy" play clothes.
beach modes. travel wear, soap n
water eottons. new accessories
Order q book todsy-it cost just
fifteen cents, Pattern, fifteen
cents. Book and pattern together.
twenty-five cents and two TAX
tokens.
Send your order 20 The Tacoma
Tines. Pattern Department, Ia
coma. Wash.
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Dear Miss Grey: belong TO q
little club which has about six
teen members, most of whom have
been very close to each other all
through school. think a good
deal OF these members-they are
nv best friends, In fact.
That is, l am very fond of all
but one. II Is my opinion that
abe is a first class trouble-maker,
hut no one else seems TO agree
with me. In fact. she is very well
liked by the other members, for
abe always has a bit OF choice
gossip to tell and she tells 1t very
weil-with just the night amount
of humor.
III admit she is witty and en-
PERTAINING. She's even good COM
.pany. But every time leave her
with a group of my friends, l
cannot help wondering just how
abe will distort my character and
my personality. She is always EN-
phasizing the weaknesses and mis-
takes of others-so why not mine ?
Sometimes I wonder how she
gets by with 1t. How can she con-
tinue 10 be the center of interest
in our group by holding others up
to ridicule? She should get paid
back in kind. but she never does,
Why not, Miss Grey?
DIsILLUsIoNED.
Dear DisillusIoned: No one
can 20 on and on spreading
stau tales" about her friends
without having those friends
wise up TO her sooner or later.
You are probably the first one
to see through her % called
humorous remarks, but, never
fear, IL won't be long before all
those In your crowd begin TO
avoid her. Just wait and see.
As time goes on, they will find
that there Is more and more
malice and less and less wit In
her supposedly amusing CONVEX
sation. They'll find that she
really hasn't been getting away
with IL all these years, after all.
II they look closely, they viii
also notice that she IL beginning
10 be . rather empty human
being, because she has never
:. taken q really good look at her
self, or done anything about de-
veloping her own potentialities.
1t all adds up TO the fact that
she has spent No much Of her
time and her interest In finding
cut everything she could about
other peoples business and turn
ing 1t into a good story, that she
hasn't taken any risks and
therefore hasn't gotten any
where herself. All she has done
Is serve ~ q mirror In which
Others could enjoy seeing their
friends look ridiculous.
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TESI ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
!. Too great cost.
?. Paehyderm.
3. '1dylls OF the King"
4. Robert Burns.
5. Mercury.
8. Parting cup taken by mount
ed horsemen-
7. True.
8. The Hudson.
2. Charles Dana Gibson.
10. Louis Armstrong.
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THE MAN@''I WANT

a little" Nav ssld. stsng q Ne
tie b. Jstta's sarcasm.
"okay. then. Meet us in 10
minutes at the stables. III have
them give you = good safe mount
--ons that's Hure-footsd. and won,
Be slipping and sliding all over
the trail"
We'll. II looks like I'm going
riding WHISTLER want 90 or not.
the girl said. as tina door swung
shut What do you think. Nal.
ody7 Should 20 OF notY After
those threats she made last night
she vas positively murderous. !"
III was one Of her moods. Miss
Kay. told you she flies into
terrible RACES. although never
heard her threaten 10 kin anyons
before
You don't think tia = plot
TO get me out Of the way. DO you -
oh. no. Mias Kay. not n she's
taking Mr.. Morrow along. teo,
And wouldn't bellows such .
thing, anyway. Ia spite Of the fat
that I'm dsathiy afraid Of her my.
self. But 1 would take that httis
automatic you have. Mr.. Stanley
told WI 10 tell me 10 BE- sure that
you never went out without a."
Il don't know Whist I'd do n
ever had 70 use II. But Il IL rsthsr
= comfort 10 havs II handy
Final 0oedbys
with . final goodbye 20 the
Chinese maid. shs walked from ne
house and followed the path "a
the stables. Jstta and Morrow 81.
ready were there. and - they ssN
Kay coming. mounted their horses
A stsblemAn. a grizxlsd old mar
with bowed legs. led out snothsr
horse already saddled
Here yars. Miss." he said
'sTopsys = good mare. fun o. 20
but not too lively. an shs can ~
over them rocks Ike a goat"
he held TIA animal while Ksy
put her foot IA tbs stirrup and
swung into the saddle. Jetts sa1
Morrow already had started. and
Topsy broks into = esbtst 70 catch
up with thu othsfa
The path wound lhFguFh a grows
81 trees. but seon they wsrs esl
on the fiat Ahead. the Eiri could
see thu main shaft 81 ths mine.
A s1c6sa blast from. a whistle
sent Jsttas mettssome mount q
skittsring si1s~sse. but she eon.
troilsd the horse without vislbl.
effort and cams 10 . stop. a. Daek
and Kay ranged alongside q hsr
The new shift 10 gong m .,
soon a. ths night crew consa "
from ths lo4ser Isysis." JsttA 81.
plsinsd- A group u about twenty.
FIVE men. their faces and hands
Nhits. and shining IN the morning.
sun. ioisd about tn shaft
A large hoist suddenly came
into yleU In the shaft. ioadsd win
men. and ~ 4 stopped they stun
blsd or and heA6ed for a Trour
Of buildings several hundred yards
away.
In contrast 10 ths elsan-faesd
Tooc-natars1 group. these nsn
J seemed tired and fsflEsed Their
feet dragged - they walked. ard
their faces and hands and clothes
ssre covered with mud and dsst
KaY started ss she $40 stan
among them. lie Nas a. dirty as
the rest and the bard on hls face
ADDED 70 his dlsreputable sppssr-
anes. He BOXED up suddenly, ard
she caught the Nsiconas u Ma
kcaz1pasd ~ pAss II, Column -
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On Room Service

Dear Miss Grey; l am leaving
soon on a trip-the first long trip
I have ever taken. Win you
straighten out one small question
for me- I am planning to STOP
at hotels along the way, and
would like TO know II most hotels
make an additional charge for
food which is served In ones room,
A TRAVELLER.
Dear Traveller: Yes. there Is
always an additional charge for
food which IL served In ones
room. Sometimes IL Is added 10
the bill a. "room service charge
and sometimes the price Of the
food IL Increased.
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Tall Tales Will Catch Up
With Those Who Tell Them
Woman Who oossps and Makes Her Friends Appear
Ridiculous VIII Ultimately Become Lonely, Unhappy
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Those readers who have known-at some time or another
during the course of their vesSome who has taken
great pleasure poking fun at her friends and yet sul
seemed to have plenty Of Them will be able TO understand
fully the point Dsusioned has to make in the following
letter.
Perhaps 1t will help them to realize that they not
the only ones who dsusoned that later the
stories that their friend tells bound TO catch up with
her and when they do she will become very lonely
unhappy person. The letter follows
q you should nave tnem "ss""
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q wifs hzif wsy sfcaeA - sfre-
slts ssd<a ana th<a 6sen -
twlst tox<lher una<fn<etA WFer
stems witn h.ineh strip u spfsne
green crepe paper GU .sruss ne
grain. ~ ths KF<<p f@Ii&ss ut
sera>s - grain : strip - fhs
Krs>r sr<ps psrss ~ snehss ws1s.
Fuid ne vsrsp - right tkl<kn>epps.
rh<n cut thFeaxh prs fct6>a e11<
1 inch d>ep. Tnsn eiip ct ~
oefnsr one slxtssnth ln<k e~~N y
Inch Th<a frem The sane pslrt
IT n. top slsp oa<-u<ts>ntk in<h
OFF again sna mako q straight sui
down IL inches. cantlnu< unsii
entire strip i cut. start ufepplnG
below bes< a flsw<r vita ne
grassy foliage sadlnE . p-issh
length % sfret wire - yss wrap
ADA ether fiew<fr sesut lneh<s
apart - yea wrap. nsks several
fiawsF sprays sna TASTES n rIsn~
around ne arch sith spnei wire
WEBBING nkll.ai CT slFsr
a. white crepe paper ~ Ineh<>
deep snd ~ isah@s ians. rut1 n
halt isnsthwi@ and paste sid>z
together 10 form tuhs ntr~ten
lower edge 10 shape rim u ksii.
4. -.
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Pattern

What a clever idea-this young
Anne Adams design that can be
used for two different purposes
One version Of Pattern Ats makes
a suntan frock: the other a pretty
afternoon dress. The two styles
are identical, with just the yoke
and sleeves omitted and the back
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he cries or allowing him 70 sissr
with a nipple N hls mouth.
Showing off TIE baby % rsls-
tlyss or friends often dik,urhs he
rest and had habits Of sleep re-
suit. They not only keep the eahy
AWAKE. but cause mother and
father many sleepless nights and
frsyed nerves
The habit OF rolling the head
from side 10 aide often IL begun
because Of irritation 81 The pli.
low or sometimes BY eczema a.
the sralp. This condition should
receive the early attention Of .
physician.
Remember that Il Ii Just ~ easy
10 teach good health habits ~
poor ones. Good ones viii do much
70 insure your child q normal.
healthy development
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EpIIEpSr.EpIItpTICS!

Detroit lady finds relief for h0s-
band. She win tell you hos. Al
letters answered Mrs Geo. Demp-
stsr, Apt G-s2. $500 VI. Lafayette
Blvd Detroit MICA ady.
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Bile Arch of Orange Blossoms!
ctiOns Given for Making Table 4
Train Baby in Good Health
Habits RIGHT From Cradle

sucking their thumbs or recifiere
tbs hAeit u easily formed hat
hard 10 atop. ana uften results
from giving Nm : paelfisf whsn