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Show st:niG CHICLE NEEDLEWORK Gay Knit and Purl Bed Socks Dress -Up Blouse for Your Suit 5049 p'B IJiif "'(?'VAViw.?CI I.avaIv Vvanlnar Rlnno t Wool Bed Socks IEEP your feet snug and warm 1 on the coldest winter nights in these gayly bo-ribboned bed socks. They're knit of white wool and laced with a pink or blue one-Inch one-Inch ribbon. Fifteen inches long and easy to make with no heel shaping to worry with. To obtain complete Instructions for the White Wool lied Socks (Pattern No. 8049) send IS cents In coin, your name, address ad-dress and the pattern number. '"TO MAKE this enchanting eve A ning blouse, sprinkle a rayon satin or taffeta blouse with gilt sequins se-quins use wine, green, oyster white or fuchsia crepe and try it in flowered silk or satin with a velvet 6kirt for dancing and dining. din-ing. Nice too in soft wool jersey for more practical wear. To obtain complete pattern, finishing instructions in-structions for the Tie-Around Blouse (Pat tern No. 5027), sizes 12, 14. 16 Included, send 18 cents in coin, your name, address ad-dress and the pattern number. Due to an unusually large demand and current conditions, slightly more time la required In fllling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. REWIND CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK 70 Mission Bt., San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 16 cents for Pattern No SNAPPY FACTS if RUBBER rjy Tht, majority f Army surplus tiros are to llocala1 among states, citlos, count! nd federal agc-nclas, and than ta veterans. The great battery of synthetic rub ber plants erected during the war coit approximately $700,000,000. Mora than 30,000 synthetic rubber compounds were prepared during the war, about 5 00 will hov peacetime peace-time uies. Tha heaviest single load var moved an pneumatic tires was 300 tons and for sacrat military proect; equipment equip-ment was carried on a huge trailer having 64 wheals shad with B. f. Goodrich truck tires. REGooteh W ffiL Lh . (Son I Can W'l Bream Again!" df Wondrrfullyqulck,alltUcVa-tro-nolupeach '"v I nostril helps open the nasal pawaRrs-niakes 7 Xi j breathing easler-when your brad fills up I ll I with stufly transient conKestlonl It you need l "a!) J relief tonlRht from such breathing distress -try Va-tro-noL Follow directions in package. Jg,yiCis vfl-TPO-rjL J I rtf I J0 T' PUBLIC nature of advertising bene- X fit everyone It touches. It benefits trie public by describing exactly the products that are offered. It benefits employees, because the advertiser must be more filr and just than the employer who has no obligation to the public These benefits of advertising are quite apart from the obvious benefits which advertising confers the lower prices, the higher quality, the better service that go with advertised goods and firms. |