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"Feet swollen tool" quietly asked the coach. i Billy (ooli some women Anne-What arel Nan-Why? Anne-Well. II you give your bus RESPITE By GLUYAS WILLIAMS NOW, we ask you. Isn't this the layout supreme for Young America, Miss Modern ana Mother Meticulous? Childish glee, sophisticated gusto and maternal satisfaction will be the order of this day when you have run-up these swank wardrobe assets. Remember, Re-member, it's the natural thing to Sew-Your-Own! For Master or Miss. wintertime; there's so much run to be - had.- Mother,. -icr: be sure vnur edition of Young America has his share of outdoor fun this winter make this smart and complete com-plete ski ensemble. (For either boy or girl.) It is styled after a rnl ski champion's outfit and Tnoiroa an instant hit with every young husky. (Incidentally, this ensemble rates mighty high as a remembrance from Santa Claus.) Sophomore Sensation. . Hoi-' a dress after your own heart. Milady! I. betcha. Sew-v,r.nin Sew-v,r.nin ail it its Sophomore Sensation. And aptly, for its allure al-lure and poise are typical of the mnAom miss. From Paris comes its concave silhouette ; from S-Y-O its concise, easy to follow sewing instructions. Make your version in thin wool or velvet for Ace occasions oc-casions this winter. Carefully Planned. Mothers are sweet in almost any kind of dress, but in the trim new model, above right, they're superbly sweet. There's something some-thing genteel about Its styling. It was carefully planned to bring vnn the best in style, the most in comfort. A glance at the dia gram will convince the woman who sews of its aimnlidt; versions will be better t of this charming fashion. ining irom percale to will do nicely as the The Pattern, Pattern 196S is iiV sizes 4. 6, 8, 10, and 12 yes. 6 requires 2 yards ii maienai ior me ensemmi yard knitted fabric foriat -1 A I ' zipper fastener for blouafc . . Pattern ...1359. is StM sizes 12 to 20 (30 to 40 b 14 requires 4v yards i material. With three sleeves 4Vi yards are The bows and belt yards ribbon. Pattern 1402 is sizes 34 to 46. Size 36 yards of 35-inch miteri collar in contrast yard. Send your order to Tin Circle Pattern DepL 1' Montgomery Ave., San Calif. Patterns 15 cents each. New Patters BnL Send 15 cents for the Roll Fall and Winter Book. Make yourself practical and becomin selecting designs nom bara Bell well-plannea, Home Heating &l tV.rtlt t John Barclay I llll Id NMtfctf Cvert molr natterns C Bell synaKM.-'"'' how io;;s ci" THREE-QUARTO1 HOLD HER J I Ml J Witt frit 6fA6 5f FOR MOfriW 1b 6IVE VbO ONE Of HR MORE YrtOROUGH AND VIGOROUS SCRUBBING, CRLltRS COME WD friE I SHOULD like to caution you I Bffntnst burnine- earbaee and rubbish in the heating plant of vnur home. Manv home-owners are given to this practice, Know-in Know-in it l a aulck and easy way to j dispose of garbage, but not real izing fully that It is very narm-ful narm-ful to the furnace. Your furnace was built to burn coal, and coal only. Garbage and rubbish, when burned in it, deposit de-posit a thick crust of soot on the burning surfaces, and this soot ahsorhs much of the heat that should go into your rooms. They also form clinkers which, as you know, cause no end of trouble for you in keeping your fire burning efficiently. nnn't burn rubbish or garbage In furnace. They cause heavy soot ta cake on surfaces and waste heat and also cause clinkers, to tnrm Kn the aahnit clean. Rmmhr this: A clean IUT- nace, like a clean automobile en gine, will give better service ana greater comfort. WKU Srrlc. but that'a tta f JJC. When rw Jf5:, narvoi icmm. taowliowyw hu told v?Vt ordl of W gl girlhood W ca7? t paring ft J i Don' VVKt Ulc. LTDU IJS J Bert'fci , . Ann! 1 naa eTeryuiing you nwu r - hi Suppose that on that : aisle rP-sides, rP-sides, smart clothing, throng gft , w f ager! How much walking that wouM trouble and fretful shopping you would Hut, la effect, is what for you. They bring all the needs yoUr e . . . L one convenfent place. Shop fro r the advertisements. Keep abreast of brg !nn .v,Am cnn time in vour newsp'P5 k ePA baod too much rope, cn you blame PARTY IS Off Kwr'liki tl! Vr Tlv. t.ll l.,i,m ) him U be skipst |