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Show SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS (Charming, Cridp $utton-roiiler 1 T 14?b I 36-52 Versatile Frock r)ELIGHTFULLY cool and com-fortable com-fortable button fronter for the slightly heavier figure. Easy to care for because it opens out flat to iron. You'll look as crisp as a lettuce leaf these hot sticky days in this go-everywhere dress. Pattern No. 1476 comes in sizes 36, 38. 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, SO and 52. Size 38, cap sleeves, 4 yards of 35 or 39-inch. For Dress-Up A GAY little two piece frock for the miss of six to fourteen. She'll adore it for special dress-up occasions the brief flared peplum is edged in dainty scallops and there's a narrow contrasting bell to tie in a bow. Use a pretty1 flowered fabric and trim with unusual un-usual buttons. Pattern No. 8053 is designed for sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 8 requires 3 yards of 35 or 39-inch. New Excltlnp Different the summer sum-mer issue of FASHION. Send twenty-five cents for your copy of this ff-'-p.iffe book of Ideas and patterns for oil home sewers . . . suggestions by nationally known fashion editors . . . special patterns by top-Hight American designers . . . contest designs by America's talented juniors . . . free shoulder shoul-der pad pattern printed in book. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 709 Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No. Size Name Address I MUSCULAR ACHES AND PAINS SPRAINS STRAINS IffllSLOAN'S LINIMENT How to Outbluff a ,w " VICIOUS DOG ;vjh?) at night! y rM'?rw'TO " tfXtft "wjayyaB tit, ' f . "as focommendea by U. i rx 1 J Comcr. Willy Necker, Wheet- i ' x ing, til. noted dog trainer r , r and judge at dog shows...and t V ' I wartime head of U. S. Coatt s " f, " I Guard War Dog Training. I , - r V y 1 The fact that 999 dogj I t ' , pj 'out of a thousand are L ' ' . '),' friendly, safe and lovable h, " r "' ' I doesn't alter the fact that . 'j I I i ' ? occasionally through mis- f - ' 1- ". ' ' . ' ' treatment, neglect or t , ' ' 'iv j, disease a dog may turn I " i ' frfi' ; j vicious. O Such animals are dan- . ; gerous. Especially at ' '. y ( : '.: - - ' nigbtl If cornered outdoors, j1 , , Ov ' ! at night, turn on your "Eve- ft ' ready" flashlight! Shine it ' , v ; . , directly at the dog's eyes, a . A '-. to blind and perhaps be- I ': r wilder him. He may leap l&k. ... jv ' . j at the light, however; so lr,: .. - . ' ' ') 1 u ' I don't hold it in front of I :. . r . ..." -J you. Hold It at arm's f , I A V K, "Vi length to the side. Most Y .. t , ' "1 important... ' i ' . . . .im--,. .Vf-y,,;,,.,; i,.. , ,r. .. , A ... 1 E " j i... - i. -',, " 1 1 , mmm I 1 , I O Keep Still. It's instinc- ' ' h 11 ve WIt-h most animals I - . " , ' f tx attack anything that runs . J i awayormovesaggrcssiveiy. f , ' ; v ; ( If the dog refrains from at- , I i j tacking for a few seconds, g- -2 i. i i , , you have probably won f ' ..w A but, if not, protect your 1 " throat. Use flashlight as -.' A. sf , ft I dub. Shout- If bitten, see i a ' Z' i t ' f . i doctor as soon as possible. 4 Wim extra- ready" batteries. Your dealer now fTP POWER, has them. Ask for them by Dame. For ';: A "Eveready" batteries have ooequals tTRA LIFE that's why they're the Urgtst-ielling '- l-ONOI-'y . . , flashlight batteries in the world. Yet :i , BATTf"! AT NO their extra light, extra life, cost you ? . WaM "? EXTRA COST nothtng extra! NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, INC EFtTj li tjlT5??! Vh trd-mark "VrtrNftr" AMtacvlxbM product of Ntlonl O&rtwn Compuir, Inc. |
