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Page 180 text:
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Once baskets we1'e baskets, just sewing baskets or waste baskets or trinket baskets. Now they are all these and then some,-sandwich baskets, cake baskets, tea trays. costersa nut-dishes, lamp frames, vase holders hat pin holders and most everything else that woman can devise out of crepe paper rope. Yes, it is really only paper, twisted like rope, and you weave it and shape it just as you used to weave reed and raffia, only crepe paper- heing so soft and pliable is much more easily workedg hence, the great variety of articles into which it may be fashioned. This rope of crepe paper comes in hanks 36 ft. long, in three sizes, Cl-l6 in,, l-8 in., 1-4 in.D and in fourteen colors. lt sells usually for 10, 13 and 35 cents a hank. - Xlfhen -woven you can hardly realize it is crepe paper, so strong and hrm does it seem. Often, too, it is shellaced, which process makes it almost as hard as wood. Fashion has set its seal this season on hand-woven products. Every- where one sees the prettiest of articles with frame or covering of this work. Most of it, however. is very expensive. as all handwork must be. YOU need not pay these prices- though, if you have a little spare time. Nearly all of the department stores now carry the crepe paper rope. The work is pleasant and interesting, the crepe paper rope products are really beautiful and it is such satisfaction to obtain them at so little cost, No wonder the art has de- veloped into a genuine craze in many cities. Your Name Written On A Post Card h and mailed to T he Columbia Unioefavify T655 00k Sj0yg.l..-.L-l'T ON THE CAMPUS IOURNALISM BUILDING will keep you informed about new books of every subject, new articles of every description and about other important matters for your studies ATHLETIC SUPPLIES FOR WOMEN FOR GYMNASIUM AND OUTDOOR SPORTS Page OMe-Himdyed-sevmty-save11.
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OYAL BAKING POWDER R is rnacle from Cream of Tartar cieriveci from Grapes. This is the principal reason why it renclers cake, biscuit muffins anci other hot breacls healthful, appetizing ancl digestible. Baking experts generally use Royal Baking Powder because they know it can always be relied upon to make the finest and most wholesome food. No Alum-No Phosphate Page ONE-ITl'1l11d7't2d-JCUEIIfg
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Ellie Glnllvgv liair Svhnp 1235 Amsterdam Ave. BET. 120th 8. 121st STS. Tel. Morningside 4660 Hours: 9 A. NI. To 8 P. M. NEW YORK HAIRDRESSING SCALP TREATMENT sl-iAiviPooiNc. 50 CENTS FACIAL MASSAGE MANICURING 35 CENTS HAIR DYEING, BLEACHING, SINGEING BY EXPERTS COMBINGS MADE UP FULL LINE OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS Telephone 5889-7540 Morningside W. ASMUS illuxur Market. .. ,A .-.,. 2931 BROADWAY Bet. ll4tl-1 81 llSth Sts. NEW YORK Where to Dine Well! THE GULLEGE FERNERY DINING FIUONI S. E. Cor. 118th St. and Amsterdam Ave. Light breakfast ....,..... I ........ 10-15 cts. College luncln fusually a. dinner! .... 25 cts. Table d'H0te dinner feveningi ..... . 40 CIS. Cold Lunches a' la. carte a specialty Weekly 2 meals daily .............. 554.00 rates 3 meals daily .............. 35.00 A Satisfied Patron is Our Best Advertisement. ILEverything that a girl could want from a drug store. MEDICINES-PERFUMES- SOAPS-CANDIES AND Ti-is Most delicious soda she ever tasted. SERVICE UNEXCELLED HaIper's Drug Store AMSTERDAM AVENUE S. W. Cor. l20th Street Cross the street from Wlz.i'tfier. Telephone, 5669 Morningside DIERCK Q SPRECKELS G R O C E R S 1236-38 AMSTERDAM AVE. ' Cor. 121st Street., N. Y. Essential to the Education of Girls in Practical Home Economies is the teaching in schools of the many uses of a sewing machine to save time and money. as well as to gratify a. taste for the beautiful. The Singer should. as a. matter of course. he the only machine in school equipment because it is in most general use. Its cost is no more than for less desiralwle machines. and it is placed in the school on such liberal terms of payment that no school ofiicer can plead poverty as an excuse for not having it. Should the pupil enter employment in any of the stitching industries, lt-er knowledge of the Singer will be of great advantage because it is universally used by such industries. THE SINGER COMPANY furnishes schools. without charge, large Wall charts illustrating stitch formation, also text hooks for sewing classes. SINGER SHOPS are located in every city, and machine repairs, needles, oil, etc., are easily obtained. Edward F. Foley O cial Photographer 383 FIFTH AVE.. At 36th St. IE. Svrhillrr LADIES' TAILOR AND FURRIER Special prices to T. C. students 250 West 106th Street Cor. Broadway NEW YORK Page O11e-Hzmd1'ed-.seventy-eight
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