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Show PATTERNSJL 8646 fifvS jj 4 'h i; 4jk? dress have identical yokes. For If Yt $' e der cnild, make the set with W; f Ji p 'A, a Pasel or beige or navy flannel mf- " W 0' & pM coat and bonnet the dress of k & - . dimity or organdie, f IL Jff- f off i f W 4$ Pattern No. 8592 Is in sizes 1, 2. 3, ;&f c-f t 4f'i and 6 years. Size 2, coat and bonnet, re- I wl , a T , 'f quires 2ft yards of 39-inch material; drew I fa f iF r2L &nd panties require 23t yards. V I j ' r"" Due to an unusually large demand and I 1 current war conditions, slightly more time I' Is required In filling orders for a few of . the most popular pattern numbers. For Afternoons Send your order tos A BEAUTIFULLY gored and fitted frock with trim, narrow sewing circle pattern dept. belt and flattering waist with sim- hs New Montgomery street pie V-neck to be made up in nice Sa F,ranclsnco , , , , clt' u tt . .i Enclose 20 cents in coins for each fabrics. Use one of the small- pattern desired. flower design sheer rayon crepes, pattern No..... size an all-over print cotton, navy blue Name rayon crepe or a polka-dotted dim- Address...... 1 Pattern No. 8G1G Is In Blzes 32. 34, 35. 38, 40. 42, 44 and 46. Size 34. short if Proccino' Bleevea, requires 44 yards of 35-inch ma- uaic V;iu5sui0 terial; 41i yards of 39-lnch material. Actuaries estimate that tfie Baby Clothes chances of making a safe journey T OVELY for a tiny baby when between the United States and the complete set is done in England today are 994 in 1,000 white rayon silk or fine handker- when traveling by, ship and. 996 chief linen. The small coat and when traveling by plane. RELIEVE Toeaaeirritation.forrnmcdi-nriv Toeaaeirritation.forrnmcdi-nriv catcd coat of protection bc-OlmU bc-OlmU tween skin and chafing bed-CflRPQ bed-CflRPQ cllne,J. apply Moxnan&, wUllEO soothing medicated powder. Respect Mother-in-Law The Zulus of South Africa require re-quire a man to stand at a distance when he addresses his mother-in-law. f SNAPPY FACTS ' ABOUT Jg) RUBBER After tho war American in- thetie plants should produce j enough to meet oar military ' requirements perhaps 200- I 000 tons or more a year, and as much additional as can be justified through the free play of economic forces to meet ' then current civilian needs. I This is the recommendation of John L Collyer, president of I The B. F. Goodrich Co. i At th e beginning of the year our stockpile stock-pile of natural rubber was less than one quarter of what It was at the time of Pearl Harbor. Unless plantations planta-tions are recaptured from the Japs and Immediately put Into operation our Imports of crude are not expected ex-pected to exceed 80,000 tons In 1944. BIGoodricfi 7L KILLS Oyj rj&Jr A f Flowers 4 CVsSr Shrubs ; Wwtf'Wy 'vi. n'f'r 4 A Ch.mical Corp. 1 1 In (i i ffyTil ILjlHlH .i'W'wiwwi'W'j -y ! ".' ' ''V ''7' y-wy -as "Jt , ciii ck vv JnS) f'-t fBmm RADIO mmm 77fe Greater Racios of 7omorrow W7 Bear 77rs Name... Mfofch forTiemf One of these days you'll be able CLARION'S post-war offerings to buy the new radio you want in both design and engineering and need. will represent the refi nements- And when that day comes you of CLARION'S work for the will find CLARION radios on med foms q thc fidd of dec. display in the stores of the nation's r J tronics. leading radio dealers. . ... r j i c Watch for CLARION when There you will find a line of ' , a c u " tfts farm sets, table models, por- sets so complete, and of such - r os' 9 9 r mechanical excellence, keen selec- tables consoles and radio phono- tivity and tonal quality, that you graphs are submitted for the cannot afford to miss the oppor- civilian approval which their, tunity of testing their values. superior advantages warrant. WARWICK MANUFACTURING CORPORATION x F. M. TELEVISION . 4640 West Harrison Street Chicago 44, Illinois CLARION'S ONE CUSTOMER TODAY IS UNCLE SAM. BUT THE POST-WAR ERA WILL RESTORE OUR FRIENDLY CONTACT WITH THOSE WHO DEMAND GOOD RADIOS TO SUIT ALL PURPOSES AND ALL PURSES |