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¥ The pride and joy of every little girl—heér favorite doll dressed in beautiful, breath-taking bridal gplothes! This wardrobe 1s complete from veil down to slip and ‘panties. Fun to make—a dream Jame true for your young daughter. § Pattern 8214 comes in sizes for #16, 18, 20, 22 and 24-inch dolls. JConsult pattern for exact requirements. 3 | ' Por this pattern, send 25 cents | in coins, your name, address, size desired, and the pattern number | to ‘Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis | Times Pattern Service, 214 W. | Maryland St., Indianapolis 9. It's ready now—the new fall | and winter Fashion. Fifty-two |

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clothes. Free pattern printed in | book. Twenty-five cents.

Initiation, Dinner To Be Thursday

The Tau Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority, will hold initiation services after a formal dinner in| the Pan American Room Thursday.| The pledges te be. initiated are) disses Shirley Moore, Patty Walsh nd Mary Jo Neville,

Glass to Speak

' Mrs. L. M. Madiel, 3001 Park Ave., will be the hostess when the Business and Professional = Hadassah meets at 8 p. m. today. Cantor Myron Glass will speak on his trip to Palestine.

Homemaking—

Footwear Should Be 'Reconditioned’. After Encountering Wet Weather

SHOES OFTEN SUFFER from wet weather. Once soaked, they | never look as well or fit as comfortably unless they are properly dried

and cared for afterward. Take off wet shoes as soon as

Agriculture Department advise. Leather is weak when wet. Wearing wet shoes may pull them out of shape and cause breaks

or other damage. Stuff shoes with

Jake up moisture, Never use tension shoe trees because they may stretch the leather out of shape. “~ Instead of drying the outside of shoes by rubbing, which may roughen the leather, pat with a soft cloth. When the inside moisgure is absorbed, remove the stuffing and let shoes dry slowly away from heat. Fast drying with heat makes leather shrink, harden or crack. As shoes dry, clean with saddle soap. Then with the hands rub in a little sulfonated castor oil, obtainable at drug stores. It keeps leather soft and pliable. Use only as much oil as the leather will absorb. Otherwise, the shoes will be too greasy to take a polish. When shoes are soft and dry, polish with any good paste or cream. Two goats of polish may be needed to bring back the fresh new look to the leather. Oiling Extends the Life Of Work or Play Shoes Work or play shoes that do not need polishing may be softened and made to resist moisture by ‘rubbing them with beeswax, talJow, wool grease or petroleum jelly. Well-oiled shoes not only turn off moisture but also last longer. Outdoor work shoes or chil- . dren’s shoes which have hardened after getting wet may be softened by rubbing with warm—not hot ~neat’s-foot ofl, castor oil or tallow. To make leather soles moistureresistant, set shoes in a pan of Just enough warm oil to cover the soles and let stand about 15 minutes. (Never let oil get on rubber heels or soles because it rots rubber.)

Prevention Is Better

Than Post-Shower Care Suede shoes should be thoroughly dry before they are prashed or rubbed. Use a rubber’ sponge or stiff brush—never a wire brush because it may damage soft suede. After brushing, spread on liquid suede dressing in one direction. ‘When dry, brush in opposite direction to lift the nap. If further treatment is needed to restore the

Almost any handbag has room «enough for a pair of toe rubbers for unexpected showers. In sea-

EDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1947 - « Times Pattern Service

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soft paper or absorbent cloth to | Know Your Stuff—

fe By MRS. ANNE CABOT At the annual top exhibition for store buyers held in New York recently, it was announced that toys are still not as plentiful as expected. The 12-inch Scottie illustrated is a dream of a gingham dog! Black cotton yarn for the forelock and nose, shiny black button eyes . a Christmas-y red bow for his collar. To obtain. complete pattern, sewing instructions and finishing directions for the Scottie Dog (pattern 5811), send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 8S. Wells St., Chicago 17.

ITSC Unit to Hear

The Lady Aberdeen Artist Chapter, ITSC, will meet at 12:30 p. m. Saturday for a luncheon meeting in the Hotel Washington. Mrs. C. J. Ancker will speak on “England.” Hostesses will be Mesdames Frank E. Miller, Etta Kern, Merrill Waltman and W. P. Sarber.

War Mothers Have

Luncheon Meeting The Wayne Township War Mothers had a 12:30 p. m. luncheon meeting today in the Wayne Legion Post, 6566 W. Washington St. The hostesses were Mesdames Ivan Bell, Charles Wishmeier and Harry Newby.

possible, clothing specialists of the

[Look for Label On Slips

IF YOUR NEW rayon costume slip emerges from its first dunking as short as a chemise, know your stuff and look for a label on the next one you buy. The label will say in effect that washtub behavior is under better control. Control is another word for the stabilizing processes given to certain rayon fabrics to make them shrink-resistant. This means that garments will shrink less than 2 per cent in washing or cleaning. * #8 WHEN YOU buy a silk slip, a pure silk is a better investment than a weighted silk. A weighted silk slip wears down quicker than pure silk if there's friction against a dress or a foundation garment. Weighted silk is less able to stand up to stitching than pure silk. Be wary of excessive sizing in the silk or rayon slip that you buy. Starch-like sizing is likely to come out in the wash.

Sometimes there are tags on garments which indicate the quality of fabrics. These are good guides that will keep you from taking home a crisp slip that may go limp after sizing is washed out.

WEDDING NEAR—A ceremony Nov. 27 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church will unite Miss Mary Jane Brackman and John W. Roney. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Brackman, 1725 S. Meridian St., and

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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roney, Los Angeles. ;

50-Pe. Silver-Plated Flatware

Lovely Lady Marion pattern set 21.93 of 12-teaspoons, 6-dinner forks, ma 6-iced tea spoons, 6-salad forks, 6-soup

spoons, 6-butter spreaders, 6-stainless steelplated dinner knives, 2-tablespoons. Also available in Churchill pattern.

Wasson’s Silverware, Monument Store

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Women’s Initialed Umbrellas

Attractive travel style umbrella 5.00 with a lucite handle, gold color " and black initial (we slip it in for you). Plaid, border or plain rayon covers. Make wonderful personalized Christmas gifts. And the price is small.

Wasson’s Umbrellas, Monument Store

Mounted Chinese Rice Bowl

‘An attractive rice bowl with 5.98 bronze plated dolphin mounting. " As a gift it can’t be beat! Perfect to put either plants or candy in. And note the tiny price. Others 8.50 to 27.50.

Wasson’s Gift Shop, Monument Store

Little Air-Pal Stewart-Warner Radie

Radio with Strobo-Sonic tone! 29.95 Weighs only 814 lbs. complete with rectifier and 4 tubes, accurate vernier

\ tuning. Needs no aerial. Plays anywhere

you can plug it in. Ebony, ivory or walnut plastics. bE : . Wasson’s Appliances, Monument Store re :

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Brass Nu-Tone Noor Chimes

Mt. Vernon two door chimes of 7.95 attractive hammered brass! alls

“Lovely to look at . . . Lovely to Hear.” Easy to install. Make a grand gift for any home:lover on your Christmas gift list . . « budget priced too. Wasson’s Appliances, Monument Store

Millot “Crepe de Chine” PERFUME That silken fragrance she loves 6.75 to wear, made in France! Comes pus Tax

back again, so worldly, so reminiscent of Parisian boulevards. Yours to buy in this new budget priced size. Wasson’s Toiletries, Street Floor

Mersman Occasional Tables

Beautiful pieces of furniture ,.. 18.95 all prize pieces. Attractive styles Te include end tables . . . tier tables . . . cocktail - tables . . . drum style tables. Others 19.75 to 32.50.

Wasson’s Gift Shop, Monument Store

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ortable Typewriter : The typewriter with the handy 88.07 carrying case. All steel construc- Inciuded

tion! Tabulator Key! Anti-Glare Finish! Standard keyboard! Sealed action frame. A

welcome gift always. An outstanding value. :

Wasson’s Stationery, Monument Store

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Beautiful China Table Lamps

A gift appreciated by every home-maker, The right touch 35.00 for every room, traditional or modern, a hand painted, china table lamp with a hand tailored shade. Others 27.50 to 125.00.

Wasson’s Lamp Shop, Monument Store

Max Faetor Hollywood Gift Sets!

Glamour ia gorgeous Christmas 4.75 gift box . . . contain Max Factor pus Tax Hollywood Pan-Cake Make-Up, Powder, Rouge and. Lipstick for Blonds, Brunettes, Brownettes, Redheads. Wasson’s Toiletries, Street Floor

Imported Florentine Ware It’s a wonderful assortment to . . . that makes beautiful 25e 3.00 gift giving. Spoons, picks, salad servers, ete. Make distinguished table touches. Hostess’ delight. Wasson’s Gift Shop, Monument Store

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Lustraloy cap. A true Parker 51 in every detail but size. It's smaller, compact, designed to slip into purse or vest pocket. Wondgrful gift for businessmen and students. : v

Wasson's Stationery, Monument Store

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