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Show THE MLTRIvAY EAGLR "I FITTING NAME OUR COMIC SECTION 5 IPARTHENT the Lives of Events in ATTERN Little Men rows of braid trim every possible edge of both the frock and the Simple as it is, the pattern includes a sew chart as well as complete directions. Gingham, seersucker, percale and chambray all come in colors which are particularly nice for tots play togs like this. bon-ne- t. lmcomo ocwaitcT HANDS Mi r " ' SUCH OIMAIEP OlQT 6ROJND 1$ "Why- do- M, 'Hill null VOU V p stcp-by-stc- Cork'?" "He's always stopping Barbara tllU Pattern Bell No. 1928-- is designed for sizes 2, 3. and requires yards of material without nap for the ensemble; 54 yards ricrae braid. Send order to: 6 a bottle." years. 4, 5, 3r Size 3 h LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE SEWING CUM LF, PATTERN HKPT. 149 New MunlKiiiiicry Avi r . . San Eramibco Calif. Enclose 15 cents in coins Jor Pattern No. size Name Address KID Making Amends Was Hit Out of Paperhangcrs Lino Whitley was havinc some orating done, including vinvi 'i W. the of the dining-rooand the ,..,. Hi ..;f. away, so he left the men on the job when he went to business. When he returned they were just finishing. But there had been some mistake. The dining room , papier was in the while the dining-rooshowed an elegant design in green tiles and purple water-lilies- . bath-roo- He M;,v I have this dance? I &iMu will Siio-Tha- I nks, always let well enough alone. rN'I'K ETAKEI) TO ATTEND l: I i bath-room- "What are you going MAggiE Time. to do about it?" demanded the householder. "I dunno," said the r vjiluaaDo I I vJiluVum-- ) , , it's 1SING this one clever pattern W , you can make a pretty complete play wardrobe for your young hopeful. It includes a a sweet little scrap of a frock, and a nice, scoopy, bonnet, and every one of the three trifles takes practically no time to make. They're all just as comfortable to play in as they are cute to look at. Lady, lady . . . The consists of straps It Is HOUSECLEANING time. and gathers in the back, and is Better hi perfectly straight in the front. All Vnur furnimrr ill vnur unrwlwnrlr nA The yoke of the frock is extended floors can have again that silken soft and into wings of kimono sleeves, and iuMioui iook wra io bate. (1928-B)- 'A CAT ( scratching Ins ingly move the bath-b- ut plumber's job.' 1928-- B B,4 .fa paperhang-erhead. "I'd will- sun-sui- t, am eye-shadi- "Comin" 'long wif men to th' ball. Joe?" "Xaw just' bruk man razor an" can't go." E ; lV 1 II R n I IN WHIRL A sun-su- it iy Wa them! Watch the winter film of dirt leavtf X'atch the clean wood (tile or linoleum) take on the luitrous ioi and stlien lock you loved a year, ten years, ago. Ask lot gnuiiir. Lowly Majrgot an Aid To Flower breeders 1 JSE of the loathsome maggot in the development of more Xlovely flowers for the gardeners MOPS, WAX, DUSTIBS, CLEANERS AND of the world constitutes a FIT AND MOTH SPRAY phase of the science of flower breeding. Often in his work the flower Hasty Judgment Haste in giving judgment is breeder obtains outstanding, -plant specimens which give criminal. Pubilius Syrus. of promise becoming sensational, ' ' ' :tr. new flower creations. This re She I don't believe love makes markable plant individual must be the world go round. protected from contamination by neighbor He Maybe not; but it certainly flowers. So the breeder encloses keeps tlie head in a whirl. it, as it grows, in a muslin cage. If the plant is to mature nron- NEARING THE NIT IE erly and produce seed, however, us nowers must be pollinated, but only with the pollen grains of that A plant itself. Scientists call this V, "selling," Pollination by hand of all the caged plants un a flower breed. ng F - VPolish little-know- n single- ii 'i ri rat i ii ii v i - 1 o ' (cross-pollinatio- ' gj W Id 'ft P H A MAW WWO STEALS ANYTWING WILL LIVE TO KISSES FROM REGRET BEFORE ME- - WEI?E VV& ij jf J :Y MARRIED ' ,Ti ITX 1 VOU USED TO STEAL plot would be long, ledums Work, so (Jordi,!! Morrison, Ferry-Mors- e Seed Station hybrids, enlists the aid of the magg'.t. It ); the mag-pi- t : of tin. objectionable blowfly, !!.! cover. Blowlly maggots in the ' tare ;ue jt!aeed in the Hotter tare, subsequently ntattir-m- b VN fc Jltcs. The .; a c's are active and tiay fly from flower to flower eti tae caged First Art in v,.rkir.g yu t nude m ? plant, doing an era client job of : Secmd ArUst-N- vt preadaig pollen jioni one blri.s-Ti- a yet; but this is to t!a r. ,jo:n nist. plant then only its plied proceed.; t rop of aad. VMiV CONVENIENT fc-ff- c ; o7 Are My 1 1 L I biii Y 1 1 PTTHrni'"" ''. ! 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