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\r \m DESIGNER Co n d u c t e d b y LILIAN d v n e v o r RICE Published monthly by the STANDARD FASHION COMPANY(12~H-i6 VandamSt- NEW YORK Terms: Fifty Cents a Year in Advance; Ten Cents a number m CONTENTS STYLES OF THE MONTH (Illustrated)................................ GRADUATION DAY COSTUMES (Illustrated) .... POINTS ON DRESSMAKING (Illustrated).......................... LATE SPRING MILLINERY (Illustrated) ...... A TRAVELING OR SHOPPING HAT (Illustrated) . . . ................................................. Florence Hunt Coulthnrd FASHIONABLE FRIVOLITIES (Illustrated) Laura R. Seiple FASHIONS AND FABRICS (Illustrated) . Laura R. Seiple SUMMER FROCK 5 FOR LITTLE GIRL' (Illustrated) . PHOTOGRAPHTN 1 CHILDREN (Illustrated) Sarah Comstock PLANT BOXES AND VINES (Illustrated) Mary Kilsyth THE GUESTS (Poem).......................... Edwin L. Sabin A BY-PATH IN ALTRURIA (Chapter V., Illustrated) . . ................................................................Susie Bouchelle Wight THE REVIVAL OF SPINNING (Illustrated).......................... ...................................................................... Eleanor Cabot Chase AT THE SPINNING WHEEL (Selected)................................ A WOMAN'S ANTIQUE SHOP (Illustrated).......................... , Jessie Garwood Frills IN THE INTEREST OF BREAD WINNING--XII. The Garden Caretaker (Illustrated) . . Bertha Hasbrook BOYHOOD'S MUSIC (Poem).......................... Tom Patchell "AND ANGELS CAME" (A Memorial Day Story) . 4 liffi \fi11pT TY/'/'I*? THE FALL OF THE LION-HEARTED'(Illustrated Short Story).......................................................... B. E. Goodier "DAVID'S LOVELY DAY" (Illustrated Short Story for Chil dren) ................................................................ Temple Bailey LITTLE BO-PEEP AND HER SHEEP (Pantomime) . . ............................................................................ Harriet Wilbur OUR AMERICAN DAUGHTERS--Part VI. Dress (Illustrated) ..........................................................Bertha Gaus HAND EMBROIDERY FOR LINGERIE WAISTS (Illus trated) .......................................................... G. A. Luther A COAT AND COLLAR IN LACE WORK (Illustrated) . . ...................................... ...... . . . . . . G. A. Luther A SUCCESSFUL SUMMER VACATION (Illustrated) . . . ...................................................................... Florence Huntley VACATION SUGGESTIONS E. Jeanette Zimmerman, Dr. M. WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING................................ ...... ......................... Edited by the Readers of THE DESIGNER KEEPING BOARDERS ON THE FARM...................... L. L. BRAIDS APPLIQUED ON BRUSSELS NET (Illustrated) . THE UNCHAPERONED WOMAN . . . Myra Emmons FLORICULTURE TALK (Illustrated) . . . M. W. Park HELPS ALONG THE WAY................................ ...... ......................... Edited by the Readers of THE DESIGNER HOUSE-CLEANING SUGGESTIONS .... Elizabeth SEASONABLE SALADS (Illustrated) . Frances E. Peck RHUBARB AT ITS BEST................................ Mary Brooks FOR LOVELY WOMAN.......................................Jane Eliot SIMPLE SEWING LESSONS (Illustrated) . Harriet Doyle CROCHETING (Illustrated).......................................................... TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS............................................. . . . . Mrs. John R. Shepard, Eleanor W, F. Bales KNOTS AND WHATNOTS.......................... ...... NOTES OF NEW BOOKS . . . Lilian Dvncvor Rice FASHION NOTES FOR MEN (Illustrated) Aline De Cardeva THE MOTHERS' ADVISORY CLUB...................................... ..... Edited hit the. Renders of THE DESIGNER 1-37 38-39 40-41 42-44 45 46-47 48--49 50-52 .53-56 57-59 59 60-64 65-67 67 68-71 90-91 91-93 94-96 97 98-99 100-101 102-104 105-1 OS 109 110-112 113 114-116 117-119 120-121 122-123 124-125 126-127 128-129 130-132 %fr 200-202 Monroe Sl,, Chk-ae.., III. 2.1 Richmond St,, Host, Toronto, Canaria, Mitt Market St., Sun Francbcw, Cut. \<:S ' by allSubscriptions are received Standard Fashion Aleuts, Newsdealers and Booksellers, or may be sent direct to the Publishers. N17017 HOUSE CLEANING Colors of JI^C Oak Dark Oak Natural Mahogany" Cherry Dead Black Brilliant Black Gloss White Flat White Ox Blood Red Malachite Green Walnut Blue Ground Gold Aluminum ECONOMY Uses for JP& Chairs Tables Chandeliers Andirons Floors Weather-beaten Doors Porch Furniture Interior Woodwork Linoleum Wicker Furniture Refrigerators Picture Frames Plate Racks i< ^ Wire Screens Radiators Ranges ^ , Begins April ninth, throughout the United States. You can obtain JAP-A-LAC, this perfect rejuvenator of everything about the home, from your paint dealer. Watch his window. JAP-A-LAC is a colored varnish of the highest grade. Don't throw away any dilapidated piece of furniture, JAP-A-LAC it. Read what follows for particulars. GLD 041604