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Show 'X: PAGE SIX THE Just the Thing for Small Girl -- PstUm 1752 For the little girl who wears cot-tu- frock all year round, this design will be charming In a sturdy bright glngnnm, but the little ruffle will set beautifully In wool as well. Challls Is a nice material for a little girl's dross, f '.rice It has a slight ad dltlonal warmth and It washes beau tlfully. The ruffle at the ed;;e of the yoke Is not ludlspentiihle, as the back view shows. Any child who wears this frok will look at least an Incn taller than she Is, because of the long unbroken front panel and Utile girls, like their mothers, have a yen for that, these days. I'attern 1752 Is avallnble In sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12. Size 8 takes 2 Thursday, November 22, 1934 NEPIII. 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VEi OBTAINED BY THS FuKImu POUMP SCALES BOBBY THATCHER-T- he iiJt A Weighting Game Ol CJOTTA PlArJ re z ctot-t- a suoeT vMeisnT Sally Sez Advisory Board THE FEATHERHEADS JUS OUT COIN' Thi Ask Crocer TIIIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY JMj Th baslncu outlook for ar nation ta MiuUntJr cmrinc brighter. Batter time r ahead (or (Terrene. Ant I wonder when Proaperitr ka tuUr retarned. If w will Iut f orjrottce th economic leaeon tb Depreenon aneald har taacht aa. Bar we learned that It I wia. aa well aa thrifty, ta patronize la dnatriear Bar we acquired the habit af demand-In-aMad Gooaat X anlr hepa a. I harel LEW M. CADg, Hinckley. Utah. AMD HIS ESTABL'SUEO THROUGH "mg EFFORTS Of MIS OLD CLA6S-AAT- S, MOMEf ia DUOLEV ROMSiDES ia V The yards SO Inch fabric. Illustrated step sewing Instructions Included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this pattern. Write plainly name, address and style number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE. 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