PATTERNS Tho selection of patterns to bo used for garments is as usual left to tho discretion of chapters. It should be remembered that the major pattern companies at our request designed a special sot of patterns for refugee garments. These garments are easy to cut and particularly cas5r to sew and aro readily adaptable to various sizes and figures. Those patterns, listed below, can bo obtained from The Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation, American P.ed Cross Pattern Department, Box Ho. 59, Grand Central Annex, New York, at 15 conts each. ARC Pattern No. 100 Layette No. 101 Girl's Dress, sizes 2-6 No. 102 Girl1s Skirt, sizes 4-8 No. 103 Girl *s Dress, sizes 8-14 No. 104 Girl's Skirts, sizos 10-14 No. 105 Boy's Shorts with bib, sizes 2-4 No. 106 Boy's Overalls, sizes 2-12 No, 107 Boys's Shorts, sizes 6-12 No. 108 Boy's Shirts, sizes 2-12 No. 109 IVonan's Dress, sizes 14-40 No. 110 Woman's Dress, sizes 14-42 No. Ill Woman's Dress, sizes 36-50 No. 112 Woman's Skirt, sizes 26-38 No. 113 Man's Pajcmas, small, medium, large No. 114 Boy's Nightshirts, sizos 2-12 No. 115 Woman's Petticoat, sizos 14-18 No. 116 Woman's Petticoat, sizes 33-42-46 Orders for loss than three patterns are not accepted. A check or money order to cover the cost must accompany the order — stamps will not be accepted. Orders should be sent direct to the Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation. SPECIAL NOTE: In order to conform to the rulings of the War Production Board affect¬ing womenfs and children's clothing, the following changes in the above American Red Gross patterns will have to be made. No. 101 Children's Cress, size 2 Shorten length from neok to hem to 16" No. 103 Girl's Dress, size 12 Shorten length from nook to hem to 34M Girl's Dross, size 14 Shorten length from neck to hem to 36:i No. 102 Girl's and Woman's Skirts No. 104 Reduce width of hems to 2" Ho. 112