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THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY. S. C.
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Junior Daytime Dress
Is Youthful and Smart
By Len Kleis
Crisp and Smart
YOUTHFUL and smart is this
* daytime dress for juniors.
Crisp white yoke is a face
framing detail, a narrow belt ties
softly in front. Short or three-
quarter sleeves are provided.
*
Pattern No. 8534 Is a sew-rite perfor
ated pattern In sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16
and 18. Size 12. 4Vu yards of 39-inch;
yoke V4 yard.
* • •
The new Spring and Summer FASHION
la filled with fabric news—special de
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family. Free pattern printed inside the
book. 25 cents.
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Pattern No. ...........Size
Name
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Secretary of the Navy
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By Bert Thomas
‘GEE, YOU EXPECT MG’ TO BEHAVE MYSELF
DO CHORES AROUND THE HOUSE, GET
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ALL FOR A QUARTER A WEEK ALLOWANCE?*
. GOSH, BUT GREGORY'S HARD TO
HANDLE/ I CAN'T GET HIM TO
SAY HELLO, CALL UP. OR TAKE
ME* OUT / "
T WO YOUNG MEN had been in
vited out to dinner by their em
ployer. During the course of the
meal the conversation drifted into
channels which got the young
friends into rather deep water for
them.
“Do you care for Omar Khay
yam?” asked their host, at one
point during the dinner, thinking
to discover the literary tastes of
the young men.
“Pretty well,’' the one addressed
replied, “but, personally, I prefer
Chianti.”
The subject was abandoned, but
on the way home the other said to
his chum:
“Why don’t you simply say you
don’t know when you’re asked
>mething you don’t understand?
^mar Khayyam isn’t a wine, you
iiot. It’s a kind of cheese.”
CLEAR TITLE
“Hey,” cried Satan to a new ar
rival, “you act as you owned the
place.”
“I do,” came the answer, “my
wife gave it to me before 1 came.”
Literal Minded
His relatives telephoned to the
nearest florist’s. The ribbon must
be extra wide, with “Rest in
Peace” on both sides, and if there
is room, "We Shall Meet in
Heaven.”
The florist was away and his
new assistant handled the job.
There was a sensation when the
flowers turned up at the funeral.
The ribbon was extra wide, indeed,
and on it was the inscription:
“Rest in peace on both sides,
and if there is room, w® shall
meet in heaven.”
Spoke the Truth
Two young men were in earnest
conversation on matters regard
ing the fair sex.
“How could you be so deceitful
as to tell that girl she was pretty?”
asked Clarence.
“I wasn’t deceitful at all,” re
plied the other.
“But, my dear man, you don’t
mean to say you think she is ac
tually pretty?”
“Of course not,” replied his
companion. “What I told her was
that she was as pretty as she
could be.”
Minor Ailment
Insurance Agent: “What did your
grandparents die of?”
Ezra: “I don’t recollect; but
twarn’t nothing serious.”
UNFORGETTABLE
He: “I’m keeping a record of all
the good times we’ve had to
gether.”
She: “Oh, a diary!”
He: “No, stubs in a checkbook.”
INEVITABLY
The department store engaged
an efficiency expert, whose ob
session was to move the depart
ments to different ,parts of the
store every day. One day a sec
tion would be on the top floor,
the next it would be placed
where the restaurant had been.
After three weeks of this, an
old lady approached a harassed .
floor-walker and asked him if
he could tell her where the
drapery department was.
“No, madam,” he said wear
ily, “but if you’ll stand here a
few minutes I’m sure you’ll
see it go by!”
Either Way
A wag asked his friend, “How
many knaves do you suppose live
on this street besides yourself?”
“Besides myself!” replied the
other. “Do you mean to insult
me?”
“Well, then,” said the first,
“how many do you reckon includr
ing yourself?”
Real Puzzler
Here Is a question that stumps
all applicants for jobs in the New
York fire department:
“What piece of fire apparatus
won’t go up a one-way street?”
No applicant has ever answered
II correctly.
Th* answer i»: “A fireboaL”
NEEDLECRAFT PATTERNS
Birds and Flowers on Pinafore
•BLUEBIRDS and flowers! Such
^ a happy motif to embroider
on this pinafore! She can wear it
as a sundress too, practical as
well as pretty. Easy to make.
Mother!
• • •
Pinafore Pattern 716; transfer, cutting
chart, sizes 2. 4, 6. Send 20 cents In
coin, your name, address and oattern
number to ... .
Sewing Circle Needleeraft Depi.
P. O. Box 5740. Chicago 80. HI. or
P. O. Box 102, Old Chelsea Station,
New York 11, N. Y.
Enclose 20 cents for pattern.
No. ..
Name
Address
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by ROGER C.WHITMAN
Dividing A Large Room
QUESTION: We have a large
spare bedroom that we Would like
to divide so that we can make
another room out of it- There are
only two windpws. We have
thought of large Venetian blinds
and also heavy drapes on a long
rod. Do’you have any other idea?
I want to avoid expense and mess
and dirt.
ANSWER: It all depends on how
much privacy you wa^t. You
would not get much privacy with
a Venetian blind or draperies. I
believe you would find it more
practical to put up studding on
which you can nail up a wallboard.
For ventilation in the summer
time, you could have some of the
panels movable, so that if desired,
they can be taken out for better
circulation of air. You may need
to put in another window or two.
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