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Men who have been . accustomed : to pay
" ; $1 .00 per garment and more than twice that
sum for a union suit of underwear, can Scarcely
t - j believe their eyes honthe
Underwear for the first time.' r Kv
"Hanes" is only 50c a garment or $1.00 per Union Suit, tut :
"Hanes" is equal in every respect to underwear that costs twice
the money.. Examine "Hanes" atjyour clealerV and you'll
surely get an eye-opener on high quality and low pnce.v -Pt
50c
per
Garaent
$1.00
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Union Suit
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Hanes" has an elastic collarette which fits the neck snugly - and cannot
( gape or leave the neck open. The improved firmly knit cuffs on the shirt
hug the wrist and cannot flare out ij The shoulders are reinforced with a
narrow trip of doth running across the wale that prevents stretching or
dropping, down.1 The staunch waistband -strongly stitched and thor
oughly wen-finished, -shows : the extra .fine workmanship put into all parts '
of the garment " ' - r ' f.; ; . , t - r- ' ... 1 v. ; . , ,t
If we . weren't in the heart of cotton land, bought direct from the growers
and specialized on one grade of underwear, " Hanes would surely cost j
you $1.00 per garment instead of 50c Buy two or three suits of this
extraordinarily low-priced, high-quality underwear for the cormng 'winter
and save 50c on the dollar. J -v " : -
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in your town, be ture and write 1
P. H. HANES KNITTING CO WinstonSalem, N. C ?v f I
This label on '
every garment
ay none
without k
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L Articles the: Girl at Hons Carx;Preparo iat. Small Erpcaso ;aad." - .
- " '"-..''.Without Muchv Trouble. . . : i ' ,-
MY DEAR Mary: Didn't I prom--board coyer of tne samQ-slze, tiedto
.ise to .tell, you this month' of r gether with bluo or white rlbbon,ia
Borne Christmas nresentfl von r decorated with' two Dutch flernrpa in
might: make during your spare mo outline (you can: transfer": outline
ments i. in'.the afternoon j -or during ;frbm advertisement- or postcard.)
the long winter evenings .when you These words are: printed beBlde the
have finished-your-lessons? ri rfputch figures ,
First,' here i -is vaV ribbon case to y VH just beats the Dutch, how l
hold the narrow 4rlbbon youfgirls loye-you so mu(t)cn! -The letters
use in your. , lingerie; - It requires' and figures are done in Chinese white
a half-yard; of . ribbon five inches paint, a half : pan v of which, costing
v ten cents, will; last for aMong time,
:ancl letter, numberless Christmas
f , ; - Ri Case.
things;
Pin ; Case - For Travellers. , ' .
- A- scrap- of linen' 3x14 inchesr or
3x1 8 inches with canton flannel,- oiit
ihg, of elderdown'of the same size,
makes a -very; nice - pin case to be
usedj in Ura veiling. Baste the -two-.together;-
tie- wrong., . sides ? being
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' Diagram for Pin Case. "
against each otherABindione end
with some pretty shade' of - narrow
ribbon, then turn this bound end over
the 'other three . inches, 'bind all
around the whole case with narrow
ribbon, and sew some ribbon to the '
wide; , two brass "rings , half - inch in putside so when the caseis rolled up
diameter, oneVyard, of baby ribbon,, it can be tied. Pins put in this and
and 'a few nee'dfes full of crochet silk small articles of jewelry -put 'in the
in color to match ribbon. Cover rings " pocket, will not be, scratched, 'i.
with silk,' . using .'needle , or , crotehet , Table MatsV " r -
needle! " ? Hem of overcast ends ' of ' c - .
five-inch ribbon; gather, sides and sew It, you can, et , your ... father j or
to rings about; three-quarters of the. orotner to maKe you a square irame
way around, leiavihg space at the top : 8x8 inches, and one inch thick, with
dt rings, f Use bahy ribbon-for hang- groove, funning around in middle of.
ing up the case. ' Two kinds of "nar- all four one - inch - sides, and l&
TOW riDDOn can DO put m case Wltn uuiuuca uo.il iuvu ay ai b uu iuui
ends run I thru rings ta the'- out- inch . sides, you can I make "two
side of the spool: case. ' - " ; , mats at once of - No.1 spool cotton.
; : itf -i - - ? , i, w . Twelve -strands of thread are wound
: . xo AiaKe opuoi xioiuer,-
: 'Cut four ellipses of , thin cardboard ' ; ,
with one diameter five . finches, one .
two inches.: Cover, with any pretty
Pattern for Spool Case.
scraps of silk. Before covering, work
eyelet holes in the pieces on the long
diameter; 1 Vi inches from each' end.
TJovef . each cardboard, whipping two
together, then the other two together;"
Punch holes in .cardboard running
punch thru , eyelets. V Place ' two
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Spool-Case.;
spools either of crochet cotton-darning
.cotton or spool thread on one el:
llpse place other ellipse, over spools'.
Run baby ribbon down one spool,
' Corner of Mat.
lri each -notch around' frame, filling
up one notcl' and going to next by
crossing threads?-- Then the other
sides are wound in the same way. .
When -.notches are
filled with thread, each
cross' place is tied by
making- a knot with
thread fun through a
hoot made of -whalebone,
. (illustration 'of).
This bone is bent while
warming it, and the end
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Known the world ovcrjor Its serving qualities.
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across bottom, up other spool-and ,Whftie.bonohook.
tie on top, Thus you have a most at- v v
tractive spool holder. A needle book-! Pointed by .cutting ' with, a pair of
fastened on top between the holes scissors.. When all vcross places are
aids In the usefulness of the object, tied -twice, scissors are' run thru
TOArra ; : - - eroove around sides, cutting r mats ;
uiouers. . .. '.apart on all four sides. Thus you
rom-one "ten-cent sheet of blot- have made' two mats at bribe.","-The
ting paper bought at any book store sides you have worked on are .the
or -printers, you can make a num- ' wrong sides of the mats. ?
ber.'of attractive blotters. ; One. of- Bags and aprons are. always ac
two pieces of, Delft blue blotting pa- ceptabie at. Christmas, and you can
per 7x10 inches with brown card- make them of almost vany material
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