Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 92

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 8, 1937. Smart Styles Easily Made A trim back-to-college frock, a classic shirtwaist dress, and a smart between-season suit. For each there is a simplified pattern and easily fol- ; lowed sewing guide. — Silver Plating } AND REPAIRING ! D. L. BRAMWELL, Inc. 323 12th Met. 1134 | washington s F ters Since 1873 | TWO DROPS.. e TWO SECONDS.. Pattern H-3256. BETWEEN- SEASON SUIT. Be ready for those difficult days ‘twixt Summer and Fall with a smart little suit like this Its high button closing adds a youthful touch that girls going back to school will especially appreciate. The i . wide revers and darts to give Pattern H-3242. CLASSIC SHIRTWAIST DRESS. Galil Patrick & fitted line at the waist are likes this classic one-piece frock chiefly for the extremely flattering Other pleasing details. Pat- shoulder line that gives it the trim fit such simple frocks demand. Trim, tern is designed for sizes 12, too. are the skirt lines falling to a restrained fullness at the hem. The 4. 16, 18, 20 and 40 (30 to dress may be made with long or short sleeves and will see you smartly 20 bust. Size 14 requires from Summer to Fall and is wearable all Winter with a coat. Pattern 3 yards of 54-inch material Is designed for sizes 14, 16, 18. 20; 40 and 42 (32 to 42 bust | Size 16 and 2% yards of 39-inch requires 255 yards of 54-inch material material to line the coat Pattern 1356. COLLEGE FROCK of Realsilk The distinguished simplicity of this L ’ W s featherweight wool will make it a Addres n 0 w a a I l c e 0 u C a “ l‘e b l g favorite with college girls and busy PATTERN DEPARTMENT T young executives. It has such new and authentic style details as the WASHINGTON STAR elongated collar point, long, well- fitted sleeves and high placed nciosed 25 cents i coins for pockets. Tailored on soft lines in a What is a bargain in hosiery? flecked rib wool with widely spaced attern N Size : g T e T TR, white dot. the model shown accents Is it shaggy. baggy hosiery at the light tan of the fabric with a ! T TR ¥ bmfi\\n leather be)it and amusing cord | oM 69¢c_or 79¢? Or is it _smooth. and tassel necktie. The frock is o s 3 lined lightly at the shoulder Pat. | Address e sleek-fitting Realsilk Fres<h tern is designed for sizes 14, 16, 18. vilk s 3 & = 20: 40 and 42 (32 to 42 bust.) Size ) NE\’\ Silk Grenine at $1.19 (in five- 16 requires 3'g vards of 54-inch ma- ~\ terial ‘ N 2 \ k sitely sheer yet outwears pair “ e &‘ S ‘ " after pair of ordinary hosiery? ) \ e ] ! If voudon't know the answer. 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