Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
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am allowed. Why, I could write for columns about this one thing. But want to emphasize this.
 If you want to give individual pres ents, something that the recipient only may enjoy instead of family affair, you can do so. If brother or sister has a car a flash light is so convenient and sometimes a necessity. For the housewife, especially if there be dark closet or storeroom, it is a mighty handy thing and to the one who hikes flash is a distinct asset.
 For the man who slaves, there is the special shaving stand, with cup and mirror and light attached most ac- ceptably. There is the attachable light that may be used for reading light or over dressing table-should say shay ing mirror?
 For Her
 Now washing machines, vacuum cleaners. electric sewing machines. coffee percolators, all of them have their proper place and would make a wonderful present. But suppose you want to give her something that is to belong solely to her. That the whole family may not use-well, there is curling tongs for one thing. To the woman who needs artificial curls there is nothing more of boon. For a long trip a curling iron is almost indispens- able and it is such a suitable gift. If she already has the curling tongs maybe extra nice ones, get her a heater; there are ordinary utilitarian heaters for the iron and there are fancy ones. One in particular that I remember was a metal bulldog with | jaws open wide enough to permit the tongs to be heated.
 l There is also a boudoir iron for pressing, with a tongs attachment so that the iron may be used for it's orig | inal purpose, or turned up and used for heating the curler, or even for heat | ing water.
 | That is not all either, but I'must | get on to the next idea, and maybe next week I will come back to some of | these.
 For the House
 Now, for the house. We'll, for the living room or den, what about some one of the perfectly adorable new lamps? They are the loveliest things | imaginable whether the shades be of silk of georgette or the newer parch- i ment. 1 saw one in ostrich feathers l that was a beautiful thing and I vii stoned the charming boudoir that it would some day grace.
 There is also the wonderful lighting system of which I have written before which may be installed in an old or new home. making of the old center cluster of lights a thing of beauty and a joy forever and I mean that literally This same idea that gives such perfect light with no shadows may be applied to floor or table lamps with equal suc- | cess.
 There are the small grills for pre- i pairing lunches or breakkfast or mid night suppers: coasters. the turnover that is the very latest and newest and turns the toast without your hand touching it.. There is the ovenette and i the really wonderful coffee machine with the glass bowls.
 This is a lovely thing to own; one watches the coffee making in the bowl and it seems to taste so much better I remember when they first came out and in a famous restaurant in San Francisco some of ous used to go there particularly because we liked to have ] the coffee made where we could watch it, right at our table.