"And he had the full sized barrow. No
make believe about it, either. He filled
that box faster than Joe would have
done it and with better sticks. He
earned more than a nickel, but 1 didn't
want to spoil his job by offering him
more. I credited him with ‘JO cents,
though. He can trade it out.”
Irfist night I heard a mother ask a
high school graduate to tie up and
mail a package for her and she had
to get the paper, the string, tie the
knot, address it, find his hat and shut
the door behind him. 1 wonder?
< Couyritrht. ;o‘T> i
embroideries are usually the fanciest,
but they are quick to become shabby
in appearance. If you can’t buy good
embroidery, it’s best to buy none at
all, because you will simply ruin the
entire appearance of a garment. Fin
ish the garment in some other way.
Only a small part of the embroidery
which you can now buy is made by
hand. It is usually the very highest
grade. Machine-made cotton embroid
ery may be found on cambric, batiste,
nainsook and swiss. Generally, cambric
and nainsook embroideries are used
on underwear, because both those ma
terials are also used for the garment.
Swiss and batiste embroideries are
used in trimming dresses and waists
which may be made of organdie, lawn
and dimity, as well as swiss and
batiste.
