e eft is Ann's room as we plan it for
: her, and at right the’“hefore”’ picture of
‘the furniture “handed down” by parents

er hehind-the-times bedroom which

1?

Pac is as pretty does
Grandma used to admonish us, smiling
wisely and wagging a gentle finger. Well,
Grandma would be proud of the fair young
miss whose story comes to light on these
pages. “Pretty” did all right for herself,
as you can plainly see, and has got bigger
_and better plans for the future.

Ann came to us some time back with her
problem, which we knew from the hundreds
of letters we receive every month is a typ-
ical brow-creaser with lots of junior misses
all over the country. Ann was “stuck” with °
the bedroom suite her parents had bought
for their first home when they were newly
married. An example of the misguided buy-
ing impulses for “high style” and “French