Show WHITE MATERIALS USEFUL IN HOUSEHOLD I f 3 1 13 ik N. N tc S 9 H 4 Club Girls Learn to Select White Prepared by th th lb Untied United 1 State Stales Department of 0 Agriculture White Willie i wiles sale sales have c lou long been a sod with the tile lJ beginning of ot the year Vise ne lie thrifty housekeeper sees ses ahead the need for replenishments In III houd hou e e- h Sd linens underwear and sometimes In III Bummer dle dress s materials luls which can caul III IJ be made up at HI her leisure during the early spring She counts on the Ihl hi Inn nury n- n nary ury sales to take cure lU of some saute of ur Ih these e needs because she rhe knows that daft prices will be tempting and that Ih thit P will twill he a e n u guild good choice cholte of It materials and qualities tI es Useful White Washable Material The term household linens linens' Includes In It practically all III white or ClI Ii chiefly white washable materials used In hi household whether made of If linen or cotton The Till housewife ll over uel for possible IIII renewal such items as bedding sheets pillowcases pillowcases pillow pillow- clI cases es spreads lint anti aud mattress J protectors C tors table Wille cloths napkins dollies doilies ces II tray cloths clothe sets sei bureau ant and table ruhle covers corers bath buth nod and other r towels wash cloths kitch kitchen en ell towels Sometimes cretonnes prints nn and other washable figured materials materials ma ma- mat t are placed on oat stile sale with white goods tood b by the yard during the month mouth u of January Those rho Those e who make their underwear lr at nt n v e watch if h for olp opportunities to buy Imy long cloth batiste baUste En English lIsh and other suitable fabrics fabric on the white tables Some of or these ute are also ulso attractive for fOI di dresses esses doll ami blouses H as us well weal as heavier bea white while goods like II linen nen poplin or Of II galatt hi tea a fur for sport spurl skirts HId and middies s. s I Die less s huh I material uh at white titles tales however ct are art not all mil white The white III hr yoo s I e but bur colored ginghams prints pil ilea and nt other her wash fabrics t un tint oft often liCIt en s n chill v priced at ul his season III set so- so II It II p pay x I to 10 0 lie he nui 1111 the lookout I I for ha bargains nul Both h white hiU e al and nd Colored linens III max usual usually I he be futH found II I aning the 11 ut l situ sales 11 Bulletin Will HelpIo Help To Io help the 11 woman w Itu Ii finds her herself I self sett somewhat at UI u loss lus to 10 choo t Ii the great variety urier ma nna aerials displaced ell there is a II No Zu I MU of or Cot Cotton tun ton Fabrics To Ill get lt it you III merel merely write to lu the United States Slates Department I of A Agriculture at r u Washington D. D C C. In III K It you ou will null find a list 1 of or the best to In lI use c for fur each of the url varl I otis ous es and In lion tiun n II description of each of ot about a t hundred fabrics telling the kind of ot weave veI It II has and Ind the common II use u fur lor It It nut not h tIke take le your our daughter with you to some of or the sales U you have hu t ead td the llie bulletin You cuts cati then teach he her how to t- t 1 recognize lo the Ilse difference between a n flimsy and amid a durable dur duro I able le fabric how to to detect tilled or sized sl materials lIU how to notice d defects I in the fiber Ilber or weave and find many other i good points The he 4 11 club girls In the Illustration are ne visiting a U store More with the talc home to learn some of these things |