The Washington times., 1905-03-05

Dear Sir: would put the dolly TO bed
at night, change its clothes twice q day,
sunshine every day for lis health. keep lis
face and hands clean, and always keep IL
of my own and I have never lost one. al
ways follow this plan to keep them looking
sweet and clean. JUANITA CLANCY.
665 East Capitol st
Dear Sunshine Editor: I am nine years
old and have family OF six dolls 1 take
Very good care Of them and I am sure I
would be very kind to the little orphan doll
you are going TO give some little girl Have
St doll seven years old, and all are in per
feet health, except one who met with an
accident and broke her nnge-. which at
broken member successfully. I would be glad
&c. take the little orphan into my family and
treat her kindly. Yours truly,
ELEANOR P. LANG.
1889 32d ST. "
Dear Sunshine Editor: AS I have little
sisters or brothers. often very lonely. 50
think / can love and care for the beautiful
little doli'' very much indeed
I shall make her many new clothes and
pay particular attention to caring for her
lovely hair and beautiful complexion
Shall give her plenty Of fresh air and sun
shine. lots of dainty food, and have her sleep
in a little brass bed which have beside my
DOROTHY BRoNAUGH.
& years. 222 South Carolina ave Sc
Dear Sunshine Editor: How 1 would treat
my dolly. l would be as good mother 20
my dolly as any little girl could BE-. Every
Ii..ht would undress her. put a clean
gesssn and put her 10 bed I world wash her
face and hands whenever they were dirty.
IN the morning 1 would dress her in clean
clothes. ] would let hsr sit IN my little
locking chair and wait until ! homie
from school. Then 1 would take her for a
ice ride around the square in her lovely
carriage. In every way would be good.
kind mother. l have sorne otner children. but
/ would not neglect nay other children.
DOROTHY Z. PARTICLE.
q years.)
Dear Mr.. Editor: I would love to be the
mother OF the beautiful doll you Offer AS
can not feed her l would make II up by
/ loving and taking care of her | would let
her sleep and rest while study and would
| be proud 10 take her for a walk with me
| every day. VIII try make her clothes
myself and keep ner well dressed and ]
/ would have lots OF fun with her.
! Yours truly. LUCY MCINTYRE,
Magnolia Flats. No. s.
1921 NJ 81. NV.
| Dear Sunshine Editor: I would like very
much TO be mama 10 that dear dolly
! love il too rauch to tell. ] would rock II te
Sleep ard wheel il in the lovely carriage am
/ give It nice Things 70 eat And ! would be
/ Just the coolest mama TO 1t. am Just Tvs
years old and would ioys to haze 5as doS
| for my own. NITIEN PORTER,
| February %. 1908. u6 iith ST. NV.
Dear sunshine Editor: If should win til,
| doll carriage and robe I would take the very
| best of care OF dolly | would make nel
pretty clothes tfor have a wnoie ser OF dol
| patterE1s) and dress her nice and take her on
for an airing every nice day after the side
| walks are little cleaner, 1 would undres;
| her every night. put en- her gown and pu
| her to bed with a goodnight kiss, and
| would be the happiest little girl and kind
est mother TO dolly that could be found
CHRISTINA CONRADI,
4 Member OF the Magnolia Circle.
s22 9Th st ne.
Dear Sunshine Editor: would get m!