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TIMBER A pproxim ately UK) GGC
bo\ s have m oved into G am p Koch
ers above W estim ber recently The
boss, w ho a re from Rhode Island
md M assachusetts w ill be here d u r
ing the sum m er to fight any forest
fires should th ere b e any
Mr and M is G i; S tanton v is
ited th e ir son. G eorge. at Toledo
Sunday ami Monday Mr and Mrs
S tanton a re th,’ g ran d p u reu ts of a
babv girl born last week
W alter W right and E velyn Wilson
have prom inent p a rts in the senior
pla\ to be presented at Forest G rove
high school soon
N r» Fam ily H err
Mr and Mrs L arry M odrell m ov
ed from G lenw ood to W estim ber
last week
I .im ilies Move
Mr and Mrs Ashlev and Mr and
III one du.v John Wi. inolek, 77.
Mrs S kecles and fam ilies m oved to
resident of H illsboro for the last
Forest G rove last week
15
years, died in Ins hom e here
Mr and Mrs W illiam H uffm an
F uneral s e t
and Mrs Ida K ilburg visited friends M onday afternoon
at W heeler Sunday W hile th ere Mr vice» will be held at 9 a in. today
Matthew
and Mrs H uffm an purchased a new (T luirsday > f r o m St
ch u rch w ith burial in St M atthew s
car.
C harles C ritten d en J r . a tte n d cem etery
W ismolek was horn D ecem ber
ing high school in H illsboro, spent
the w eek-end w ith his p a te n ts here 11. 1859. in W isconsin He is s u r
Mr and Mrs O S S h iffer and vived by his widow, Anna W ism o
d aughters S ylvia und Hazel visited lek. and four children, including
J
A W ismolek. P ortland; M i-
relatives in Salem Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs B T allm an. M aver- Louisa B urke, M anitoba, C anada,
ene and L o rrain e visited Mrs Tail- Mrs. Mollie M orrow. P ortland and
man s parents. Mr and Mrs G eorge Mrs Susan McCabe. M innesota
Higgle, at B uxton S atu rd ay a ii d Two ch ild ren preceded h i m i n
Sunday.
d e rth They w ere E dgar W ismolek
Art S yverson spent the w eek-end and Mrs. T illie Bolingn*
at his hom e in H azeldale
O ne b ro th er and four sisters also
a re living, A lbert W ismolek and
Mrs S usan Hebhahn. S eattle M r-
Mary K echner. Boise, Idaho Mi s
H erm an Bennm g. Mondovi Wi-
and Mrs P eter S m itehkneek Mm-
nesota. T w elve gran d ch ild ren iiud
four g reat-g ran d ch ild ren also su r-
I By M abie B A llison I
M OUNTAIN HOME An ev an g el vive.
istic w eek-end service w ill be held
at M ountain Home church, A pril
Q uulity jo b p rin tin g Argus.
23, 24. and an ill-day m eeting S u n
day S unday services are to he con
ducted by a group of stu d en ts and
faculty m em bers of the P ortland
B ible institute. Dr C J P ike will
speak in th e m orning, and the stu
d en ts w ill conduct the afternoon
service The usual pot-luck d in n er
w ill be served all. Com e and bring
your lunch, says the pastor. Rev.
V. T. Speeee
P lan for Play-
M ountain Home P aren t - T eacher
club met at the school house Friday
Mrs. H ow ard B row ning. Mrs Ray
Ego and Mrs C larence Nelson w ere
appointed on the com m ittee to m ake
arran g em en ts for th e refresh m en ts
which a re to be served follow ing
the play sponsored by the group
I’he play. The V anishing P earls.”
IS scheduled for May 19 Local
school pupils com prise’ the cast, u n
d er the direction of the teacher.
B e lte r p la ce you r o rd e r now
Mrs G eorge K irk p atric k
Mrs
B row ning conducted th e round-
fo r th a t new 1937
table discussion based on m aterial
in N ational P a ren t-T each ers' m ag a
zine on the subject of "C o-opcra-
ticn
Mrs Mary B oulin reported
on lectures h eard by Dr. C ham bers,
of KOAC. on the im portance of well
balanced developm ent in c h aracter
grow th.
T hree new pupils began a tte n d
ing M ountain Home school last
w eek, m aking a total of 18 pupils.
They a re Roy. M argaret and M arvin
Davis.
gran d ch ild ren of Mr and
Mrs Jo h n F. Davis. T h e ir father.
Roy Davis S r . was severely in ju red
recently w hile w orking in the
woods n ear C h erry G rove, and is
in a N ew berg hospital Mr. and Mrs
Roy Davis have recently purchased
lo insure e a rly d e liv e ry
a hom e in N ew berg, b u t the c h ild
ren expect to rem ain w ith th eir
g ran d p a re n ts until school is out
Jero m e W aldron has set out sev
eral acres of filb erts on th e Foot
farm and is now clearing land for
a larg er acreage to bc p u t out
H illsboro's O ldest A utom obile D ealer
later.
Mrs P iep en b rin k . d angerously ill,
119
8. T hird Ave.
H illsboro, O regon
u n d erw en t a m ajo r op eratio n in
P o rtlan d last week.
P ercy H am ilton is digging a well
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Townsendites
Discuss Bill
Hiteon
WANTED
SAHNOW
GARAGE
Used Cars
Guaranteed
Used Cars
CoISar&CufiSefs
Piques!
1931
Rayons!
JVOTHING& Lawns! Organdies!
OVER
Credit Bureaus
SAVE
ir i/ t i
SAFETY
I pana
Too th Paste
Tailored and Dress
maker styles . . . in
white and colors.
Amazing values at
25c to 49c
Good Quality Novelty Print
Handkerchiefs . 5c and 10c
Ankle Sox in new pastel
sh a d e s. . . . 10c and 15c
These arc regular prices, riot specials
- - b u t our supply is limited.
Get yours while we have them
W ATCH
! REPAIRING
R eg ard less of th e kind,
age or condition of your
w atch, ANDERSON c a n
r e p a ir it if anyone c a n .
J S killful, th o ro u g h , i atis-
___
facto ry , inexpensive w ork
m anship. E s t im a t e s o f
i cost fu rn ish ed w ith o u t ob
ligation.
J. L. Anderson
cA W estern Organization^
311 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
“L et A ndy F ix Y our W atch''
O fficial S. P. W atch Inspector
Priced
A n d S h a rk s k in . G uar-
a n te e d linings, z ip p e r
sk irts,
c o rre c t styles
and sizes to fit you.
These b eau tifu l suits
sellin g elsew h ere a t
$11.95 to $16.95.
C asto ria
P ie rc e ’s
P rescriptio n
C arb o n ates
Com p
M ilk M ag n es ia 6
Pint
E ft —
DELTA DRUG
STORE
W hirr
K2
It I’ay* t<, 1 radr
M-
EXTRA
S P E C IA L
$1Q95
Sale W omen’s
FOR
MEN!
BLOUSES
Linens, Pasleys, Print-
ed Silks, l’i(|ues, Ray-
ons. Stylish Blouses in
c lu d in g m any h i g h-
priccd sam ples.
.00
At
W e il’,
L
BALL 1 BAND
m ore days w e a r 1
At
W e il’s
With Arch Supports
A nd cushion heels and
Stay-
C lean " insoles. O u te r sole.., mold-
ed for speed and en d u ran ci Re-
iiifoi-et d u p p e rs t h a t can
ta ke
it." C om plete ran g e of styles and
all sizes.
W om en’s
GYM
SHOES
F am ous "B all B and"
b ran d . W hite oxfords
and shoes th a t lace to
th e toe. W orn
by cham pions
Vz
if
" L7
McColl M
NEW SUITS
A n o th e r sh ip m e n t just
in. P lains and fancies.
Everyone g u a ra n te e d .
See them today!
SPORT SHOES
192« ( hev 'lour.. 19?« l ord K dstrr.
Used Car Exchange
B rom o
S e ltze r
SPRING SUIT!
Light and Dark Greys, Navys
v e ry
2nd and W a s h . Phone 2641
Sal
H e p a tic a
Sew Your Own
48 Mannish Suits
ex
1937 WJLLYS
Nash - LaFayette
A lk a
S e ltze r
SPECIAL PURCHASE
Pontiac, 4-door
ru n s
M e n th o la -
tum
Cady Motor Co.
.lust had one ow ner, above a v e r- '
age condition.
1930
M v J C
Jon teel
C ream s
Plymouth
— OTHERS —
1930 D u ra n t, 2-door
Tires alm ost new ,
good.
Cod L iv er O il
Pint
“ S eventeen’
C ream s
or
Nash Sedan
P erfect
condition.
cep tionally low.
No. 5
M in e ra l O il
45c
19c
39c
39c
27c
49c
53c
53c
35c
98c
65c
29c
39c
W e s t’s
To o th Pnstr
DODGE
H ard Starting
Cars
I
Radio Lubes
NEW CARS ARE STILL SHORT
tion w ill be left in th e hands of w idow. M argery A. Sm ith, and tw o
presen t g o vernm ent m achinery, it stepdaughters. Mrs. Je n e Reif of
is said.
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
Los A ngeles. Cal . and Mrs. D oro
H enry Young, p resid en t of the th y A tkcn of G arden Home; one
Church
club, and county rep resen tativ e on stepson. K enneth Bosley of G a r
B ible school at 10 a. m.: p reach
th e state board, gave a rep o rt of the den Home, and seven b ro th ers and
ing service a t 11 a. m : C h ris tia n ,
E ndeavor at 7:45 p. m. M issionary i Rev. R. L. Putnam , p asto r of the b o ard m eeting at R oseburg Sunday tw o sisters.
Mrs. W. R. V anK leck. Mrs. M.
m eeting th e last T h u rsd ay of each j C hristian church and fo rm er p rec- The n ex t m eeting will be May 3.
C M cK urcher and Mrs. Isabel W al
m onth. A ll a re co rd ially welcom e, ident of th e H illsboro Tow nsend
ker. m em bers of t h e B eaverton
—J . F. Gibson, m inister.
t f l club, spoke before th e club M ondav
G range, atten d ed the six ty -th ird a n
■ j night in th e M. E. church Dr. T ow n
n iv ersary of the founding of T i
send. natio n al head o f th e org
gard G range in the T igard G range
tion. w ill speak a t th e P o rtlan d
h
all T hursday
auditorium S unday afternoon. May
Mrs. C layton G reen of E ugene r e
BEAVERTON — Mrs. F ran ces E
2, at 7:30 it w as announced.
He gave a section analysis of the Hudson. P o rtlan d , fo rm erly of Bea- tu rn ed to her hom e T uesday a fter
nP verto n . w as installed w o rth y high spending tw o w eeks h ere nursing
"General W elfare A ct of 1937." , the
new pension legislation, w hich th e P riestess of O regon S h rin e No 1. h er m other. Mrs. Jam es Buck w ho
Tow nsend m ovem ent is attem p tin g O rd er of th e W hite S h rin e of Je ru - has been ill
to have passed bv
p re se n t t'c con-
u n - sa!em
th e Ma- I .
R u ,h Denny has finished
by th e presen
sa,en i- - S atu rd ay evening in the
gress.
sonic tem ple. P ortland. O th er m em - " e r th re e years of nu rse's training
E xplains Law
hers w ell-know n in this vicin ity to , at the "¿•Ibiom ah hospital and w ill
Rev P u tn am exn lain ed that th e bc installed w ere A lfred Jan n sen recelve hc.r d l|,lorna at >hc enm-
c<
au th o r o P S i l H s t t u r l ’ J o i n "
£ ‘7 ™ ' H arry Hudson | — cem ent in Ju n e
as
king.
R
uby
Jan
n
sen
.
courier.
son. congressm an from C alifornia.
T ***«-
he P
atrons’
eaver
w ho is a w idely know n co n stitu tio n -
* ast
•*-’« M
-’»«■
«• o,«. club
u u u of
oi B
o ra
ver
al law yer, legislative e x p e rt and ,on ch ap te r O. E S , of w hich Mrs
I By Zell S truthers!
leading au th o rity on lab o r law s H udson is a m em ber co n ferred a
C. -»»cuunuiq
McDonald ana
and m
the e coun-
U nder his guidance m ore th an 30(1 floral degree on h er and p resented I Dr D. «-
conn-
changes have been m ade in th e or- h e r w ith a gift. B eaver ch a p te r al- 1 nurse cam e to the H iteon school
iginal bill d u rin g tw o y ears of study. 80 com plim ented h er w ith a gift. ! T h ursday m orning and vaccinated
On this re-d raft. Rev. P utnam said. H onor guests frym B eaverton w ere ! th £L Pu P 'Is for sm allpox
C ongressm an Johnson re v ie w e d Mrs. Dora Stipe, associate g ra n d ' R ebekah club m em bers from h ere
ev ery decision of th e U. S. suprem e co nductress of Oregon. O. E S.; atten d ed club at the home of Mrs.
court d u rin g th
last .v 147
ears th
illiams, » w
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a is y iiiai
— at Mrs. B
— erth a .. W ....umu,
» '/i o rth y m a- G race D enny W ednesday,
Docs y our c a r s ta r t h a rd m ight have a b earing
earin g o on
n th
th e
rn .
tron
ter: J.
J F.
F Fel
F el. I , . rs A ndrew Johnson, m other of
e p n ro-
,ro
n ° of f B eav er chan
chapter:
sher. w o rth y p atro n of B eaver chap- Mrs. L ena Olson, has sold her farm
in th e m orning or w hen posed bill.
This new act. th e sp eak er con- ter. an d Mrs. J. F. Felsher. A large at P rogress and left S atu rd ay to vis
th e m otor is hot. T hen tinued.
is based on th e w e l f a r e delegation from B eaverton attended it h er d a u g h ter in W ashington
Mrs. Rosa - - F erris.
M argarctt
and
we w a n t it a t
clause of th e n ational constitution, th e installatio n .
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and w ill m ake A m erican citizens
Mr. and Mrs. Ben G erm eriquet, , r o , rc r ris s visited relatives ana
only. 60 y ears old and m ore, eligible w ho fo r th e past several y ears have j *r ,®nc*s a' Lyons Sunday,
for an an n u ity not to exceed $200 a lived in S outh B eaverton, recently „ “ arP ' Robinson rented the house
m onth, th e w hole am ount to be m oved to F orest Grove, w h ere they , \’a,a.rrta-v belonging to Miss Florence
spent w ith in 30 days for A m erican both a rc em ployed in tiic Forest ' K oblnson-
services and com m odities.
, G ro v e hospital.
■ ■ ■ ■ ^ « r r w a s ia r
tw n
R ussell K ah r of Baker, w ho for I
Third and Lincoln St
Tax for Fund
th
e
past
tw
o
w
eeks
has
been
v
isit
The fund set up u n d er th e law is . - -
- . : -
■
Hillsboro
ing
fath
self p erp etu atin g due to a large L
ng w ith
„ his fa
tb er.
cr M. K ah r of
S
outh
B
eaverton,
re
tu rn e d to his
m onthly revolving fund created bv
ou" 1
fo r co rrectio n o f t h e
a national tw o p er cent tran sactio n hom e F riday.
r ‘d aF He w as accom panied
tro u b le. Y our c a r w as d e 1ax upon th e gross d o llar value of by M is Low ell K ah r and son Del
, ° w ,‘* spend a few days
signed an d m ade to s ta rt each transaction, and the gross m ar- bc
B ought - Sold and
ket value of all tran sfers of m oney " V i1 re lativ es ln B aker
a n d ru n pro p erly . W e or
p ro p erty bequest, in h eritan ce o r
M rs- Jo h n D obbins retu rn ed rc-
Consigned
can m ake it o p e ra te no r gift. and th e sam e to be paid by "th e cen tl-V from a th re e m onths' stay
m ally by p ro p e r servicing I vendor, tran sferrer, gran to r, as- w ltb h er d au g h ter. Mrs. W. Kelley.
Y o u ’ll T h a n k Us for
lessor, ren to r len d o r de- 1 *n C alifornia, and assisted h er in
w ith p ro p e r tools a n d ' signor,
positor or pledgee."
'
m oving to Ione b efo re h e r retu rn
Selling
You One o f O u r
equipm ent.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs H arold
The fund w ould be collected by D ean. A pril 19. at th e Em anuel
the in tern atio n al rev en u e d e p a rt hospital, a girl.
W e Service A ll M ak es
m ent and placed in a special fund
Miss P earl Cook has been con-
vith he provision th a t su rp lu s may fjn e j to h er hom e w ith n eu ritis
a n d M o d e ls o f Cars
be_ used to re tire the n atio n al debt lo r SCVCral weeks.
New boards, b u reau s or officers
Merchant Dies
will n o t be created, and ad m in istra-
R obert D onald Sm ith. 50. died at
1932 W illy » Sedan
his hom e at G ard en Home Monday.
A pril 12. a fte r several m onths of
A light six-cylinder car th a t has
ill health. F u n eral services w ere been very popular du e to it: econ
h eld T h u rsd ay at 1 h e P o rtlan d omy and ruggedm -s. It i., in fmc
C rem ato riu m w ith W E. Pegg of condition. See it!
B eav erto n in ch arg e Mr. S m ith had
1935 W illy # Sedan
o p erated a gen eral m erchandise
E xcellent shape, low mileage and
sto re a t G ard en H ome for th e past
15 years. S u rv iv in g him are the a fa ir price.
_
Funeral I Ionic
at the Dodge P lant . . . but
Former Beaverton
Resident Honored
I
.^nnucrxxaiZLzsauiXLZsiinnc: aiu i
F u n eral Spray» And
FLORAL DESIGNS
The Strike is Over
B
be rem oved an d h auled by and at
th e expense of th e producer."
I with w hich tlu* party vv a . treated at
I all plac«’. and at all till»«
Long Irin South
Pleases Winner
H'itnUn i i «*«< frum page It
intere lo u und the trip in the >:la-
a te a .sp<*cialty w ith us
bottom ed boat a nevcr-to-bc forgot
ten thrill
Potter*« F lo w e r Shop
S unshine Pleases
Phone (»51
All of the trip w as in sunshine, w ith I-red’» M arket
through balm y w eath er with tree« IT U 11 X U IX I I I I t r 33 11 UT 33 U IX
green ami flow ers hlotnniug »‘very
w here
"I n early lost my ap p etite for the
Y O U N G ’S
m ovies m Hollywood. M is s M e e k
declared "We visited tln re at noon
ami of course no one w ,e« w orking
and the stages w ere em pty, hut
“T houghtful. Sv m puthctic
e v ery th in g was so artificial Tin*
S ervice”
boost . w ere jpsl fronts and even
'h o u r 973
11 i 11 shorn
the tret“; w ere Just stuck into the
ground
S he saw and talked w ith a n u m
ber of the movie stars and visited
w ith V ictor M cl.aglen. who was a
pa- «engcr on the boat to S anta C a t
alina to hunt the w ild goats which
live* in the lulls on the island
HOI (.1 ASS KAIHO S H U N »
(thost Tow ii
Pliant* 3 I.\
Agoa Calientt* is a ghost town, Selfridge l i n n Co.
M iss Meek declared in sum m ing up
1 her im pression of old Mexico Tia
Ju a n a also is nearly a dead place,
although plans now a re on foot to
rebuild the race trucks.
In Tin Juana, th«* party had d in
n er hut the Spanish dishes served
( In c o r p o r a lr d •
wa r«* not hot from the stove and the
flavor talk 'd to im press the visitors,
Collections — Credit Iteport»
she said.
H ow ever a M exican floor show
lit WnihlH||t<>ii. iillit 'iio o k . V m iilitll,
in Cacsai ■ e«'f«* th e re was in te re st
1'nlk Mini M m I lull Ci'UiitirM
ing and entertaining.
Personal C ontact on C ollections
M akes A Wish
O ut of San Diego, the party v isit
\V n U iiu i:to n (
O lin »
ed K.uuona M an iag«* Place, int«*i
• stm g ami beautiful Her«* Mi «
C o m m ercia l B u ild in g
M«*ek dropped a coin into th«* w ish
ritolte .1**71
ing well and mad«* her wish, w hich ;
u l mih | M n i t t
she w ishes may com e tru e
C hinatow n in San Francisco p ro v
ed inter«“ ting, although overrun
w ith tourists.
Miss M« ek declared th at sh«* a r
rived hom e w ith a suitcase full of
s»»uv« nu • and an am bition to rvpeut
the trip, or one sim ilar, at some
fu tu re tim e
S he praised th«* train and hotel
aei i»mm«»datums, and the courtesy
Mountain Home to
Have Meetings
1>
p a ir and im prove o ur p ro p erties as
w ell as construct and m aintain
b e tte r law ns and sh ru b b ery and
keep o u r vacant lots, gardens, p a rk
ings and fence lines presentable.
Asks Support
"Now therefore, in conform ity
w ith th e desires of th e city council
and o u r citizens and civic o rg an i
zations. I. as m ayor, h ereb y proclaim
A pril 24 to May 3. inclusive, as
H illsboro C leanup Week and ask
th e generous activ ity of o u r citizens
in support of th is im p o rtan t civic
duty, an d fu rth er.
"Be it understo o d th a t th e city
w ill assum e th e exp en se of h auling
all m aterials to th e city dum p, p ro
vided they be in co n tain ers that
one m an can handle, placed along
th e curbs o r roadw ays of th e n e a r
est trav eled street d u rin g th e th ree
days w hich include A pril 26. 27. and
< > l i k < : n \r
Funeral Today for
John Wisinolek, 77
Mayor Requests Aid
in Annual Cleanup
iC o n d n n e d fro m
Il I E E S li O R i) .
on the T G H am ilton farm , tin
week T G Hum ilton has been sei
lolisly ill w ith a h eart attaek but is
now som ew hat unproved
Mrs M G B riekell rreuper.it ing
from m ajor operation in a P ortland
hospital, is im proving rapidly, and
ex p e rts to re tu rn to her hom e m
the G ibbs district tins week
Mr and Mrs L ester W inters had
as th eir guests last week Mrs A B
B aird and her grandson A lbert of
P ortland
Oitiire S aturday
G ibbs C om m unity elub will spon
sor an o th e r of th e ir series of d a l l e , .
at the eom m um ty hall on A pril 21
The \ alley W ranglers are scheduled
to again furnish the m usic for the e
social affairs
Heavy rains last week did con
siderable dam age to lull side bel l \
farm s here. Tons of top s o i l w e r e
» a sh e d from the freshly eu ltiv ald i
steep slopes
Hillsbc iro spent th e w eek-end w ith :
M r and Mrs Andy C h ristener
Mr. and Mrs Thom as Connell and
th e ir grandchildren. Jack and Jan e
H ande. w ho are visiting them from
S ilverton, visited at the hom e of
Mrs. C onnell's sister. Mrs. H enry
Cypher. Sunday.
P ythians in Conclave
The K nights o f P ythias held th eir
convention in th e K P. hall W ed
nesday evening. A pril 14. w ith
C harles W alter, d istrict deputy, in
charge. C hief of Police Niles and
L ieutenant Jew ell of P o rtlan d were
th e m ain speakers. O th er speakers
included S heriff Connell and L. A
Long of Hillsboro. F ollow ing p ro
gram w as rendered : tap dancing by
B etty Jo Sw ank, accom panied by
Miss E ugenie C ypher; trio by the
Misses S hirley Kelly. Ethel H en d rer
and P atricia Nolan, accom panied by I
Miss L avelle Jackson; tw o readings
by Miss Max ne K linge of Gaston
a song by Mr. Klinge. and t w o
num bers by Mrs. S tan n ard s dram - .
atic class of Hillsboro. P y th ian S is
te rs served supper to about 150
Mrs. Lewis Z u rch er of Rock C reek i
visited w ith h er sister. Mrs. W. M I
W ilkins, several days last w eek.
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II I E E S li O li O
For Men
W om en
and C h ild re n
S tu rd y tennis shoes in
all sizes, and we have
plenty of them
E x tra special
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HE difloronco between stylo and
fho homo-mado look is ofton a
m atter of fraction«:, and the McCall p a t
tern is absolutely accurate— that's bocause
it s printed— and the stylo you sow cannot
deviate from tho original style nnd sizo
lines which are printed on the McCall pal
tern you uso. Printed directions soo to it
that sloovos fit perfectly, soams match
evenly, and darts and bullonholos aro fin
ished professionally.
M«'< all ITinfed P a tte rn s never fail Io product
( lollies you d e lig h t to w ear— they can 't tail beeaust
th ey a re p rin te d . T hat m eans lh.it every detail o « f
the o riginal M aster P a tte rn is printed fr ,„ n
H "' tissue p a tte rn which you ,,se at home
Al«< a l l s printed c u ttin g line is your g u a ra n te e that
you are a c tu a lly loll.,w ing the style lines and size
lines ol th e original design.