davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
Ell EX-DTCTADOR DE JU-
GOESLAVIA TUVO QUE
HUIR

Belgrade, Jugoeslavia, JUNO
12.-Ei general Pera Zhivko-
witch, ex-dictador de Jugoesla-
via, Y sus ayundantes, fueron
atacados aver por enemigos po-
lfticos en- Celje Y huyeron en-
Una ambulancia.
Regresaron ellos a Belgrade
cuando disturbios similares o.
currieron en- otras parties de Es-
lovenia.
Mas tarde los enemigos poll
ticos del atacado fueron agre-
didos a su yez, muriendo un
hombre a causa de disparos he
chos desde un autom6wil. Otroe
dos cindadanos recibieron he
rides.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12


Madrid, JUNO 12.-El go
bierno de Valencia, presidido
por don Juan Negrin, dio hoy
la noticia de haber conces1ido
La plaza laurea1a al general
Jose Miaja, jefe del ejercito
del Centre, a ouien los perio-
dicos espaholes y extranjeros
llaman SCI Salvador de Ma :
drid."
Miaja concede poca impor'
tancia a las condecoraciones y
no ouiso comentar la noticia.
Informan de Bilbao Que bonn
bas dejadas caer por los aero
pianos insurgentes produjeron
incendios en- ell litorai, perc
que es completamente falsa Ia
noticia facciosa sobre ell que
branto de las lineas leales en-
ell frente vasco.
La aviacion rebelde bombar
dec los muelles, los depositos
dc aqua potable y los cuarte-
les.
e. gobierno vasco desmiente
cast todas las noticias difun :
didas por Ell exgeneral Davila,
por cuanto no Sc ~ajustan a la
verdad.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

EmpeZaron a excavar aver
para la piscina de nataci6n de
parque de Ybor City.
Los obreros de la WPA fue
ron mandados a csc lugar y s.
TODD Marcia bien la obra Sc
terminara en- tres o cuatro me.
ses.
Esa piscina de nataci6n Sc.
"a la mejor de Tampa y digna
del progreso de la colonia que
convirti6 en- ciudad la aldea de
pescadores.
Muchas personals que de We
ras quieren a los ciudadanos
"latinos" han venido cooperan
do en- esa finalidad.
En- los momentos actuales, el
proyecto favorito de la pobla-
cion nativa 10 es Ell Malec6n y
Ell paseo de automobiles dc
Bayshore, Y Ell de la liamada
poblaci6n 'latina" ell parque
de la Gale Is.
Obras titles. N~osotros qui'
sieramos verlas terminadas a
mismo tempo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

Llegara ell lunes a Europa,
en- canine de Valencia, un ami
go de todos los tampehos, ell
embajador Don Fernando de
los Rios.
Ell gobierno del primer mi
nistro Negrin lie ha llamado er
consulta y 81 dira que Ell pueblo
americana simpatiza con la
causa del gobierno legitimo y
la democracia.
A principles de la guerra,
cuando las. agencias de mott :
cias, bien pagadas o NAL en-
teradas, lie dieron color "rojo
subido" al gobierno espanol,
Espana tuvo "mala prensa" en-
los mas importantes diarios.
Pero la verdad Sc ha. lido ex
tendiendo y ahora va Sc sabe
aqui que la Rep1blica comba-
tie por su existencia y para evi
tar que ell pueblo espanol cal
ga en- maYos de los dictadores
de tipo criminal.
La vanguardia de la guerra
futura entire Ell fascismo y Ia
democracia, la soporta ell pue-
bio espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
Ell TENDRA
UN SISTEMA DE. ARE.
ENFRIADO

Ell restaurant Columbia, pro
piedad de los seiores Casimirc
Hernandez y Manuel Garcia,
va a instalar an sistema de
"Air Cooling en- Ell patio
DON Quijote' v Ia sala conoci'
da por ell Cortijo.
Es Ell primer establecimientc
de Ybor City que instala un
costoso sistema de esa clase,
de acuerdo CON Ia vida moder
ma.
Los precios Que alli riger
ahora no seran aumentados, Q
pesar del gasto que la instala.
cion supone.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
Bolera

"Majomia", cue sc ha meti-
do a escritor, tomo hoy inspi-
racion, apoyado en- un palo, y
nos dice: A las 9 de la mana
naempezara ell concurso de be
los en- La Columna.
FL partido inicial sera entire
cuatro maestros de Pi-Meslera
v cuatro expertos montaneses
de Colindres.
Los partidos Sc iugaran a bs
Sc de gananciosos Y cuatro de
cada grupo.
Mariana Rodriguez, sr., OBJ
sequiara CON una botella de 81
dra asturiana al que saque ell
primer emboque.
Todo 10 que &c recaude en-
In bolera Sc entregara al Sub
comits de Ambulancia.
Paradores oficiales de pa
los: Madonna y Mayeya.
Rosendo no puede ayudar
porque hace pocos dias, al CO.
ger un palo por la corona, &c
lastim6 un dedo.
Han acordado cerrar Ell do
mingo, en- ayuda de Ia Ambu-
lancia, las boieras de Maveya'
E. Diaz y Ell diplomatico Ma
jomia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

Madrid, JUNO l2.-El cruce-
70 "Mendez Nunez" tonic parte
en- ell bombardeo de Ceuta, an
teayer, segdn sc informa desde
Valencia.
La situacion en- ell frente de
Cordoba reveal que los faccio =
sos han sido derrotados de nue.
70. Esperanse nuevas noticias
lie Andujar.
Ell frente de Cordoba no de.
pende del frente de Madrid y
lor 10 tanto no Sc halla bajo ell
nando del general Jose Miaja.
Todas las noticias de ese lrgar
We remiten a Valencia.
Las autoridades municipales
madrilehas han dictado 6rde :
mes estrictas sobre ell manteni.
miento de la oscuridad en- horaS
de la noche. Seran castigados to
dos los individuos, ETC., que en-
ciendan luces despues de las Q
de la noche.
En- los dltimos bombardeos
facciosos los proyectiles alcan-
aaron ell consulate de Rumania,
la embajada del Brasil v ia EN-
bajada de Cuba.
La agencia Official alemana de
loticias, la DNB, strive un nue.
vo aviso al gobierno espanol, so
bre que Hitler tomara represa-
las frente a cualquier acto de
hostilidad a sus barcos. Sc ne :
fiere esa agencia a una noticia
trasmitida por una estaci6n de
Bilbao de que una nueva floti-
LA de submarines espafoles es-
ta siendo armada para barrer
a los submarines extranjeros,
sean alemanes o italianos, que
en- aguas de Espana ataquen a
los vapores mercantes.
Comunican de Bagnoles, Fran
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
SIC HA INVES-
TIGAR LAS HUELGAS
DEL ACERO

washington, JUNO 12.-El
comite de asuntos postales del
senado inici6 hoy una investi-
gaci6n de las huelgas del acero,
incluyendo medicines en- que
apareee envuelto ell departamen
to de correos. Sc acord6 d
moci6n del senador Holt, de-
m6crata de Virginia, un enemi-
go del Comite Industrial de
John L. Lewis.
Llamara ell comite, en- primer
lugar, a los empleados afecta-
dos FOR la huelga del correo y
a L. j. Guaneri, abogado de la
rcaccionaria compania Repu-
blican Steel.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

Las elecciones para una A
samblea Constituyente y Sobe-
rama Sc verificaran en- Cuba,
de acuerdo con una ley aproba
da por ell Congreso, Ell "a de
febrero de 1888, aniversario
del Critic de Yara.
Lor partidos polfticos de :
mandan amplias garantias pa
ra ir a esos comicios, de modo
que la voluntad del pueblo sea
"libremente exresada.'
iQue caballeros ofreceran
esas garantfas?
va sabemos que ell coronel
Federico Laredo Bru, mi pin
cha, nj corta."
FL coronel don Fulgencio Ba
tista "pincha y corta" cuando
lie acomoda.
iPodran aceptar los senores
Grau San Martin, ell ilustre Gu
bano; Miguel Mariana Gomez,
Mario Garcia Menoeal y otros,
las garantias de Fulgencio. e
muy querido amigo del emba'
jador Caffery?
La juventud revolucionaria
70 cree en elecciones que de
pendan de la honradez politi-
ca de Batista, recordando que
este fue elevado de sargento a
coronel, por la revolution, y
despues volvi6 la espalda a los
ideales que jurara profesar >
defender.
lCuando y como sc produ-
ciran esas garan-i Is?
Batist4 sabe qla IN cleo 70.
mes imparciales, la dictadura
militar perderfa toda la fuer'
"a NAL adquirida.
| lei pueblo detesta a los "es
padones" de ahora, como en-
epoca de Machado aborrecia
a los otros.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
ROOSEVELT NO SERA CAN
DIDATO POR TERCERA
VEZ

Manchester, Mass, JUNO IL.
Ell coronel Eduardo House,
que fue Ell hombre de c~onfianza
del presidente Wilson, manifes-
to anoche que Ell presidente
Roosevelt no sera candidate
'por un tercer termino.
Creo, dijo, que ell presidente
Roosevelt, mi amigo, Sc dedi-
cara a escribir despues de que
Sc retire de la Presidential. A
juicio del coronel House la paz
americana descansa en- Una po-
derosa marina de guerra, junto
con una eficiente marina mer-
cnte.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
JEFF DE LOS
CABAULEROS DE COLON

Ell Consejo Tampa No. 667,
de los Caballeros de. Colon, ha
esccgido como nuevo jefe al Sr.
Carlos A. Escalante, que toma-
"a possession de su cargo Ell dfa
II de julio.
A. j. Rodriguez es ell secreta-
rio de finanza del COnsejo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
REGRESO UN MILICIANO
DEL LINCOLN

New York, JUNO 12.-Sa-
muel Julian Stember, de Is a.
mos, ACADIA de reeresar de Es-
paha, donde estuvo peleando
jumto a los leaIes cOzao Eiena =
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

bro del battalion Lincoln. Era
cOmandante del battalion y ha-
blar6 en- un mitin a favor de
los leales cue se celebrar&, ca
= Hip6dromo, I'll dfa 2 dc ju-
Lin.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

Entire los senores fabrican :
ties de tabacos, cast todos espa-
noles o descendientes de espa-
holes, Sc ha recolectado para
la Ambulancia la cantidad de-
$145.00.
I'm centenar de pesos con
as "bolos'' mas, 10 que prueba
GUAM sinceramente desean Ell
triunfo de La Espana republi :
cana.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
NoTGIAS SOBRE
~ PICNIC DE MARIANA
Lluvia

Debemos recordar Que en-
case de lluvia Ell PicniSp ~ Sc
efectuara en- la Columna, 81
no en- los palacios de las socie.
dades Circulo Cubano y Cen =
tro AstMsiano.
TodS salas de esos edi,
sie aizadas en- pro.
" blico.
Ia ofis metereoldgica To-
cal anuncia . aguaceros pare
hoy sabado Y manana domin :
go.
Todos deseamos Que Sc equI
vogue en- 10 que al domingo
respecta.
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

jSaben que ell dinero aqui
Sc queda, hermanos, cuando ia
Muerte nos llama?
iLas autoridades no permi-
ten llenar de billetes de banco
los sarc6fagos de los privile :
giados que fallecen!
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

del gobierno legitimo. "Nuestro
gohierno defiende la libertad y
la democracia."
La gaceta., 1937-06-12

Sc efectuara manana ell Pic
de la Ambulancia.
Dia ell de hoy apropiado pa
ra realizar los mayores esfuer-
EOS Y conseguir que ell n1mero
de comensales pase de 1000.
Nosotros calculamos que 81
Ell tempo no Sc descompone
mas de 5000 personals iran ma
mana a La Columna.
iY Sc mandarin dos ambu-
lancias en- lugar de una!
La gaceta., 1937-06-12
|sRs Pin

Conmemoraron asi los yer :
dugos ell 13o aniversario de la
muerte alevosa de Mateotti, cri-
men que Benito Mussolini man
do ejecutar.
FL fascismo odia la libertad
Y es odiado va por todos los
hombres liberales del mundo.
Esas nuevas tfctimas seran
vengadas por ell pueblo Italia
no, cuando la bora llegue.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-11

hand.
please mind your buiness, Dave,
and attend to your driving" said
Jane collectedly.
The night was an unquiet one for
James pillow. The more she thought
about her surprise admirer and his
crude advances, the angrier she
grew. In the morning she break
tasted and ordered her saddle pony.
She meant to take long ride all by
herself and rid herself of her annoy
ance in the morning air of the high
hills.
On and on, Jane rode. The pony
was spirited and seemed, like his
mistress, to enjoy the jaunt. The
farther she rode, the wilder the coun-
try grew, with only small punches
of cattle here and there to remind
her of her domain. At length the
hills grew too rought for pleasure
riding. With her spirits ouieted and
feeling invigorated, Jane refined
about for the ranch house.
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Covering considerably more dis
lance, Jane, having grown weary,
was rejoiced at last to see the dusty,
serpentine foothills roads well be-
low her. Having reached it, she rein
ed into it and logged along, conf
dent of reaching home; soon. Pres
emily she encountered an Indian
family travelling toward her in a
wagon. She refined up.
Am I heading right for Gunlock
Ranch?" she asked of the man driv-
ing.
He nodded affirmatively. But, a
bright-eyed boy in the wagon box
made a protest. He jabbered in low
tones to his father and. turning to
Jane, exclaimed, wrong way" and
pointed north. The father shook his
head, and the dispute grew. Jane,
now confused by the uncertainty,
thanked the party and rode on
south.
A few miles farther she met a
horseman heading north. AS he drew
near, Jane thought she recognized
him as the man who had directed
her back to the ranch a couple of
weeks before, at the close of long
day of riding through the Gunlock
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"Oh," exclaimed Jane for want of
something better to say.
Anyway" continued her even
speaking guide, Il know ! couldn't
be mistaken about the young lady
that wore it. Weren't you visiting
here around that timer"
eyes," ventured Jane, stealing
glance at the questioner. His gaze
was fixed steadfastly ahead.
Were you at the Frontier Day
celebration in Sleepy Cat that
Fourth of July?" he continued.
Yves" repeated Jan. "W-were
your"
IF I hadn't been," he answered
dryly, II shouldn't have seen the
bracelet"
They were jogging along pleasant
ly enough, and as the man didn't
actually demand her bracelet or
watch, her panic subsidized.
stopping over the ranch for
while, are your"
For while, yes"
mn DIT %IONrrrNrTrTn\
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4
hills. Jane reined up inquiringly.
ood-morning," ventured Jane.
Can you tell me whether am on
the right road to Gunlock ranch?"
The man listened but made no eff
fort to speak. Instead he looked at
the girl silently. His gaze was en-
barraSing.
He ignored her question and in
stead asked one himself:
Aren't you the girl who got lost
around here a couple of weeks
ago?"
'Y-yes," answered Jane. "And
aren't you the man who directed me
back?"
Guess I was" the man replied, in
an absent-minded way"
II realize that it's stupid of me to
lose my way again." she said, "but
can you tell me whether am head
ing right for the ranch?"
He found his tongue and spoke
quietly: well =. you'd reach the
ranch the way you are going, though
probably not today"
''Not today?" she asked in amaze
ment.
"You want to reach the ranch
house, I suppose?"
II do"
"Then you're heading the wrong
way"
''Will you please set me right?"
you'd better take the back trail.
You're going away from the ranch
house now"
Jane exclaimed in surprise. "Why,
how is that? Are you sure?"
dead sure" A suspicion Of humor
crept into the words.
Confused at being caught wrong,
Jane flushed. The man, silent, just
looked at her. She did not like it; he
might be laughing at her. Facing
him more sternly, she asked with
helpless annoyance in her words,
what am I to do?"
"Back trail"
'What does that mean?" she asked
tartly.
"Turn around"
"Where am II"
''Pretty we'll out ON the Gun1ock
Indian Reservation"
Give never felt so stupid in my
life," declared Jane, trying to act at
east as she refined about. 81 thought
I knew this country well enough by
this time not to get lost. I'm certain
ly not tenderfoot."
The man smiled, but to himself.
There's been men here several
years who get lost riding in the hills.
It's no disgrace for a tWo-monthser."
Jane did not relish being termed
a "two-monthser." Oh, I've been
here before" she said airily.
He offered no comment. Tired,
waiting for him to say something,
Jane was nettled by his continued
silence.
II see you're wearing your brace
let" he remarked of a sudden. The
words came, so to speak, out of
clear sky.
She looked at him just as sudden
ly as he had spoken; and in alarm.
He was looking straight ahead
just as if she were not within miles
and with the impressive expression
of a man riding quite alone. Could he
be, she asked herself in a flash of
fear, bad man? Could he mean to
rob her of her bracelet and watch?
For moment she was too upset to
speak. But her silence seemed not
to move her companion.
Looking placidly ahead, and after
waiting for her to comment, he
spoke again:
81 might be wrong. But I thought
I saw that bracelet about two years
ago, Fourth of July"
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6 6 6

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checks COLDS and FEVER
first day
Headache, 30 minutes.
Try "Rub-My-Tism
Best Liniment
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
KETTHLY TAKES bankers :
PLACE WITH N & w

Robert P. Keithly, extension spe-
cialist with: the Agricultural Elk
tension Division of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg
Va, has been appointed assistant
agricultural agent of the Norfolk
and Western Railway, succeeding j
Julian Baker, who resigned on No
vember / to engage in other bust
ness, it was announced at the gen.
eral Office of the company today,
MIR. Keithly's appointment is eff
ective Decembed /.
ND Keithly's experience las an
extension man, his wide acquaint-
ance among farmers and agricul-
tural organizations, amply qualify
him to help carry on effectively
the valuable cooperation the Nor
folk and Western Railway has been
extending to farmers and others
Eolang its lines for many years, il
was pointed out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

killed at or near Eugene, Oregon,
Thursday.
News that he was killed reached
relatives Friday and they were adj
vised that further particulars
would follow by mail.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

Mr.. Mcneil moved to Montana,
about II years ago, later going to
Oregon where he held salesman's
position with q packing company.
He was the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M. Mcneil.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
MCNEIL ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED IN EUGENE, ORE

Gordon McNeill, former resident
of the Purlear community and a
member of widely known Wilkes
family, was accidentally shot and
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

Long before Christianity came to
NE Ambassadors, December a
was called Modrenecht, or s'Mother
night"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

Approximately 100000 Ameri-
cans buy Christmas trees every
year.
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Evening star., 1937-04-29

Monetary
Anomaly
Despite It's Use It Has
Neither Coin Nor
Note Equivalent.
BY GAEL RENFREW.

WHAT is this guinea anyway"
is a question that Uncle Sam S
children are bound to be asking often
within the next few weeks. Corona
ton prices being quoted in guineas,
the confusion of the American cousin
is increased when he or she learns
that nary a one has been minted
since 1918.
Next to John Bulls constitution,
the guinea is his big national anomaly.
Although obsolete in form the guinea
holds price of place as the monetary
standard of exclusiveness. 1t is In
this term, for instance, that all pro-
fessional people value their services.
A doctor or solicitor always charges
by guineas, whereas the corner grocer
and the neighborhood plumber keep
to pounds. An artist quotes his pic
lures in guineas, and complimentary
subscriptions and "honoraria" of any
sort are similarly figured. In short,
although superseded by the sovereign
(the gold equivalent of the pound)
in 1917, the guinea has retained its
place as the aristocrat Of sterling
currency 1t is worth l pound
shilling, so those who deal in guineas
make polite little haul.
Bond street and Saville row tailors
make their suits for so-many guineas,
but Bloomsbury prefers prices like
nineteen and elevenpence ha'penny.
This amount, which translates into
everyday American at cent less
than l pound, is the British equiva-
lent Of such popular price as $4 SO.
First coined in Charles lis time
1868 or 1664-guineas remained in
current use till 1917 when they were
recalled from circulation and replaced
by the sovereign. The fact that the
first specimens were made from gold
imported from the Guinea Coast of
West Africa accounts for the name.
When originally issued the guinea
had a value of 20 shillings, but there
were silver troubles in those days too,
and it did some skyrocketing in the
money markets of the closing l600's.
In 1894 the guinea was quoted at 30
shillings, just half as much again as
its first value Then it took a drop to
pound and pence. This was after
the silver coinage had been rehabili-
tated, and it stayed at this figure till
TIT, when the value was fixed at 81
shillings. That is what it is today.
The coin itself is non-existent, but
the value is pound plus shilling.
The point to be emphasized, how
ever, is that despite the use Of the
guinea as fee and price standard
among the upper ten, it has neither
coin nor note equivalent in circula-
ton. It Is just a currency fiction
that goes CALAMITY on, and Is enjoy
ing renewed Importance this corona
ton season.
Evening star., 1937-04-29

The smartest towels are those with
monogram, unless the bride plans to
use fancy nautical designs at beach
! cottage. There must be one dozen
plain, everyday bath towels of good
size and quality of all white or with
a colored border, three bath mats
and one dozen wash cloths to match.
White for general use is more prac-
tical than the solid colorS as they
don't have to be handled so carefully
at the laundry. Then for dress oc-
caSionS when guests are expected
there should be two or three "rall
SETS OF solid color with smart mono
grams These sets include a bath
| mat, two bath towels and two face
cloths and, if you wish, hand towels
may be purchased TO match. All bath
mats should have the monogram on
the end
Two to three dozen linen hand tow
els of the size our mothers called guest
towels are needed, but if fingertip
towels are bought to match, one dozen
will be sufficient. Shower curtains
may be had in any color desired,
many with fascinating designs Cur
tains may be had to match of steam-
proof material, to fit the bath room
window.
TABLE linens should include at
least one rayon damask dinner
cloth with napkins, or the new all
linen set in ivory, which is newer
than the 'all white" and far prettier
as background for the new ivory
china. One llet lace Sunday night
supper cloth" which can be used
most Of the time, is wise purchase.
One "every-day' luncheon set and
napkins, which may also be used for
dinner, should be included. along with
a handsome set for company.
Two unusual luncheon sets are made
up Of II pieces each. one in a mod
ernistic design of Empire blue, with
contrasting binding and smart block
letters. appliqued on inserted pieces
Of organdy may also be had in
variety Of colors. The others, of
linen-lke material, can be had in
IL new shades, with hand-blocked
| monograms These sets include the
runner, mats and napkins.
It is advisable to wait until after
the linen shower to buy tray sets and
breakfast sets, as usually the bride
gets an overabundance Of these. Many
Of the table cloths and luncheon sets
come IN modernistic colors and designs
for the new apartments. At least one
set Of doilies should be purchased for
use under the finger bowls or under
sherbet glasses.
Buying linens for the kitchen need
| no longer be an uninteresting task, for
there are many colors and designs
from which to choose. The necessary
items are one dozen dish towels for
| pantry china and glass, a half dozen
heavier towels for kitchen dishes and
| cooking utensils, six dish cloths and
half dozen busters, which may be
either flannel or cheesecloth. If
cheesecloth is used, be sure that the
edges are finished, then they may be
washed and there will be no edges to
| fray. Don't forget cleaning cloths
for the bath rooms and for cleaning
the painted woodwork. Three oven
cloths for handling hot dishes are
very necessary. Even kitchens have
their ensembles today for dishcloths
and pot holders come to match.