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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

Dexter City
Mayor - Albert Hayes, P. r.
Blake.
Clerk-Ila Clymer, H. c. Danford
Treasurer-Josephine Blake.
Marshal-W. B. Miller.
Members of Council-Harry Cly-
mer, Harry Hutcheson, B. G. Schill-
ing, E. E. JefferS, Frank Worrall,
Nester Hardin, w. A. Vaughn, w. E.
Warren, George Moseley, E. M. An
till, Charles Wickens.
Sarahsville
None filed.
Summerfield
None filed.
BatesviIle
None filed.
County Board of Education-E. o.
Bond, j. o. Gibson.
Local School Districts
Beaver Local
Tommy Triplett, Denver F. Moore,
Howard w. Giesey, (3) to be elected.
Belle Valley Local
Raymond w. Dennis, Edgar N.
Poland, Raymond c. Buckley, Lewis
Bond, (3) to be elected.
DIUOh1tClO
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Buffalo Local
Ira LaFollette, (2) to be elected.
Center Local
Hugh Cox, Alva C. Watson,
George Kirk, (3) to be elected.
Dexter City Local
George Moseley, William A. Nau,
Earl Clymer, Walter Brown, Harley
c. Ogle, Charles Wickens, CD to be
elected.
Elk Local
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Fulda Local "a. !.
None filed, (21 to be elected.
Jackson Local ..-.-. ......
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Middleburg Local
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Seneca Local
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Sharon Local
Forest Bellville, (2) to be elected
Stock Local
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Summerfield Local
j. Oliver Carpenter, Richard
Clark, Ward McVicker, Zern w.
Mallett, (2) to be elected
Wayne Local
None filed, (2) to be elected.
Caldwell Exempted
w. v. Archer, Paul M. Clark, (2)
to be elected.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Duel in the Sun
Featured AT Roxy

One of the greatest motion pic
lures which Hollywood has pro-
duced is David o. Selznick's long
awaited technicolor production,
"Duel In The Sum-, which is coming
to the Roxy theatre in Caldwell,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Aug.
II, 18 and 19.
The star studded production in
cludes Jennifer Jones, Gregory
Peck, Joseph Cotton, Lionel Barry
more, Herbert Marshall, Walter
Houston, Otto Kruger, Harry Carey,
Charles Bickford, Butterfly Nc
Queen, Scott Mckay, Tilly Losch, a
famed Viennese dancer and Joan
Tetzel, an import from the Broad
way stage.
The story background is an un-
usual one and there is every indi-
cation that 'Duel In The Sun" will
prove a drawing card here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Noble County
Has Lowest
Birth Record
In State Of Ohio,
But 215 Infants
Were Registered

Columbus, Aug. 13--(OP)-There
were probably more babies born to
Noble county mothers last year than
In any years of history despite the
fact that the county had the lowest
birth rate in the state.
This is evidenced by the annual
report of the Ohio Division of Vital
Statistics which recorded both births
and population at all time high
levels.
A total of 215 babies were born
to resident mothers of Noble coun-
ty in 1916 with a birth rate of 14.6
as compared to 1913 born in l945 with
a rate of 8.8, and the population in
creased from 1887 in 1910 to an
estimated 1896 in 1916.
The number of live children born
in Ohio in 1916 was l69645 as
against 131, 1,910 for the year 1945,
giving crude birth rate of 23.4 per
LOCO estimated population. This is
the highest birth rate ever recorded
in Ohio, the previous high being in
1918 when 24,629 live children were
born with rate of 222.
AS usual, male births outnum-
bered female births. Percentage of
births occurring in hospitals in
creased from 87.46 in l945 to 9O.19
in 1946 in the state. The percentage
of hospital births in Noble county
was 68.84 per cent
The number of births reported
during the first half of 1947 was
considerably higher than the same
period last year. Present indications
are that this trend will not continue,
but the birth rate in 1947 will equal
or probably surpass the rate last
year.
While the birth rate was reaching
new level, the death rate was
showing little fluctuation. Approx
lmately twice as many persons were
being born as were dying,
The 1916 Noble county death rate
was 9.5 per 1000 estimated poula-
tion which is higher than the rate
OF 81 recorded in 1946. There were
l40 resident deaths in Noble county
last year.
These death rates compare with
a rate of 107l for the state as a
whole which is lower than the rate
of 11.02 for 1945. Gallia county re-
corded the highest rate with 15.9
while the lowest county was Harri-
son with 79.
The 1916 mortality tabulations
show continued increase in the
number of deaths at the ages of so
years and over. In fact, we'll over
half the total deaths were in this
age group. One fifth of the deaths
were in the age group 40 to SO, over
one fourteenth between 20 to SO,
and slightly less than one tenth
under 20 years Two thirds of the
deaths in the latter group were in
fants less than one year old.
A study of the leading causes of
death in Ohio reveals that diseases
of the heart rank first. Cancer was
the second leading cause. Cerebral
hemorrhage ranked third; nephritis,
fourth; pneumonia, fifth; tubercul-
osis sixth; diabetes, seventh, and
auto accidents, eighth.
The latter cause ranked first in
as cause of death in
all age groups 5 through 19 years;
second in age groups through and
20 through 29 years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

Columbus, Aug. 13 = (OP) - A
bonus of $l,396.38 will be available
for running the local governments
of Noble county this year and con-
siderable more may be available in
1948 if savings and investments con-
tinue to grow.
c. Emory Chandler, Ohio tax COM
missioner, has reported to Governor
Thomas ]. Herbert that assessments
on the financial institutions in
creased an average of 8.5 per cent
this year over last. By action of the
recent state legislature these
assessments return to the local gov
ernments instead of going into the
state treasury.
Should this rate of increase hold
for 1948 over 1947," Mr.. Chandler
wrote, "the state total would exceed
SIS, ESQ, 900, which is 100000 more
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Caldwell And County
Schools Open Sept. 2

All schools in the Noble county
system andsat Caldwell will open
on Tuesday, September 2, according
to an announcement made today by
H. c. Secrest, county superintendent
and Gilbert Weekley, principal of
the Caldwell schools.
Although no date has yet been
set, a pre-school registration period
will be held at the local schools for
high school students but it will
probably be during the last week
of August. Principal Weekley will
announce the date later.
The announcement, as in the past,
always means bad news for the stu
dents and it is expected that routine
will be in full swing on Tuesday,
following Labor Day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Annual Burkhart Picnic
Will Be Held Sunday

The annual picnic and homecom-
ing sponsored by st. Joseph's parish
at Burkhart will be held this year
on the church grounds all day and
evening, Sunday, August II. The
ladies will serve an fashioned
chicken and beef dinners from 11:00
to 1:30 o'clock and from 4:30 to 700
o'clock
The various popular games and
amusements of the rural picnic will
be on the grounds. There will be
a dance in the evening, the Smith
berger orchestra furnishing the
music.
This festivity has grown in pop
ularity with the years, drawing
people from near and far. The pub
lie is extended cordial invitation
to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Caldwell Jaycees Lay Plans For
Developing Local Recreaiional Area

project gets underway. The
Caldwell Jaycees have taken the
initiative in promoting this par
ticular project, and from all indica-
tionS next year should see a lot of
activity along this line.
It is hoped that a Setup can be
provided for combined play
ground and swimming pool, there
by giving the children and parents
the advantage of visiting one rec
reational area. At a recent meet
ing of the Jaycees this was un-
animously agreed upon by all the
members. Before this project can
be definitely assured many details
must be worked out. Committees
are busy making detailed studies of
their assignments. This course will
assure the compilation of all the
vital facts before this project IS
started. Several 1ikeable locations
are being considered by the loca-
ton committee.
Several pieces of playground
equipment already have been made
available by Jaycee members, in
cluding swings, sand boxes, tedder-
totters, slides, jungle climbs, etc.
Due to the contemplated change in
plans, Incorporating the possibility
of a swimming pool, the original
playground plans have been tenn
porarily delayed.
The Jaycees are anxious to
make their first public venture an
outstanding success All can help
by contributing'a small amount
buy ticket or still better, buy a
book of tickets, five for $1O0.
Prizes to be given away at the
drawing on Saturday, August 80,
are on display at the Clark &
Barnett Electrical Appliance store.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

EndeaVoring to establish fund
with sufficient means to promote
necessary civic improvements, the
Caldwell Junior Chamber of Com
merce, through their president, Dan
Barlow, has announced that con-
sole radio and phonograph COM
bination, and other worthwhile
prizes will be given away on Sat-
urday evening, August 80, at the
last band concert to be held this
simmer.
1t is expected that through this
medium, enough money will be
raised to warrant the starting of a
worthwhile civic Improvement,
primarily modern playground,
combined with a swimming pool,
for the children of Caldwell and
Noble. county.
In addition to the General Elec-
trio console radio and phonograph
combination, other prizes on ticket
include a portable radio, a lamp
and many more to make up COM
parable ticket that will create suf-
ficient interest to assure such an
undertaking a successful venture.
Tickets are available from every
member of the Caldwell Jaycees.
Tickets sell for Csc each, or five
for $1.00. book. According to re-
ports submitted to Chairman Emil
Barnett, the ticket sales are NOV
ing at fast pace, indicating the
willingness to see a little activity
on the home front, particularly in
promoting a project so necessary
and vital to Caldwell and Noble
county
Many citizens have already ex-
pressed their interest by authoriz-
ing sizeable contributions once such
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
C. D. Blubauqh
Will Speak To
County Farmers
At Soil Conservation
And 4-H Club Picnic
Wednesday, Aug. 20

The Noble Soil Conservation dis
trict is this month observing its
fifth year of organization in Noble
county and their accomplishment
during this period will be reviewed
Wednesday, August 20, when a
countrywide picnic and annual
meeting is held at the fairgrounds,
west of Caldwell.
In addition to the Soil conserva-
ton members, the All club council
is cooperating and the annual Al
club picnic will be held jointly on
this date.
c. d. Blubaugh of Danville, one of
the most outstanding and progress
i've farmers in the state of Ohio, viii
be the principal speaker and he is
to appear on the afternoon pro-
gram. Mr.. Blubaugh is one of the
three farmer members of the Ohio
Soil conservation committee and
the local organization is fortunate
IN being able to secure him In high
lighting this program and picnic.
The all day meeting will begin at
$50 o'clock, Wednesday morning
with soft ball game and other
forms of recreation, according to
county agent Floyd Henderson.
AT 1880 o'clock, demonstrate
contest for individuals as well as
teams will be enjoyed This contest
will assume many forms.
The picnic dinner will be enioyed
at 1870 o'clock to be followed one
hour later by concert, with the
Caldwell high school band doing the
honors. Marvin p. Wood will direct.
At loo o'clock, the All club viii
hold style review, which has been
timed for one-haif hour.
At 1:30 p. m, W. H. Caliand, of
Summerfield, chairman of the Noble
Soil Conservation District will give
a brief report on the program ac-
complished in Noble county and
then introduce the principal speak
er of the afternoon.
Those in charge of the picnic said
that plans call for it to be over in
time for the families to return to
Caldwell and be present for the
weekly Appreciation Day drawing.
Mr.. Blubaugh is considered one of
the nations outstanding conserva-
ton farmers and during the past
year, group of Noble county far
mers enjoyed tour of his model
farm near Danville.
His talk is expected to be educa-
tional as well as entertaining and
should be benefit to the farmers
of the entire county.
Members of the local district in
clude Mr.. Calland, Lewis Davidson,
Edwin L. Crum, L. E. Hedge and
Brady Archer. James l. Steiner is
the soil conservationist for this dis
trict, assisted by Ira Kuntz.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Mercury Hits New
Summer High AT 98

The record breaking temper
ature for the entire summer in
Noble county occurred Tuesday,
August IL, at $40 p. m. when
the mercury hit a new high of
98 degrees, according to a check
at the government controlled
station in Sharon.
Frank Burlingame said that
the mercury remained at this
level for more than an hour but
at 4:20 o'clock had dropped two
degrees for a reading of 96.
The previous high in Noble
county was 95 degrees. The
crops are suffering here due to
the extreme heat and only a
substantial rain can bring it
back to production peak.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
ENJOY VISIT IN INDIANA

"A. w. King and grandson, u Sie
Frederickson, have returned to thei1
homes on Railroad street after an
enjoyable visit during the past two
weeks with relatives who reside in
Indiana. The Caldwell folks visited
Vern Clingenpeel and family of Ko-
komo, Ind, Frank King, Harry
King, Nellie King, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Westfall and family, all of
Marion, Ind, Nolan Stroup and fam
lily of West Middleton, Ind, j. L.
Bailey and family of Bloomington,
Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Woodbridge of Sharpville, Ind. In
Marion, Ind, Mr.. King enjoyed
an extended stay at the Nellie King
home, his niece, who is recuperating
from fractured leg. Miss King will
be remembered by several local
residents, since she has visited in
Caldwell on several occasions in the
past years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
TO ATTEND STATE FAIR

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for a large number of Noble
county Al club members to attend
the state fair in Columbus, Monday,
August rs. School bus transportation
will be used and admission tickets
were secured through the county
schools.
The group will leave Caldwell at
600 a. m, Monday and return that
evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Many Candidates File Petitions
For November Election In County
Contest Indicated In Every Township
Except Brookfield, Seneca And Wayne

The petitions in the chips down and contest looms
township throughout Noble county, except three at the
Forthcoming off-year election Tuesday, November
special meeting of the Noble County Board of Elections was
held Monday evening which time the validity of the petitions
filed determined,
In each township trustee and clerk will be elected
with full slate of officials for each of the villages There is
and dry fight in Beaver township exclusive of the municipal
ty and there several special issues and amendments
Brooked Seneca and Wayne the only three townships
indicated in the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
CALLED TO CALDWELL

Mrs. Carl Bengert and Mrs. Lou
inc Dudley, teacher in the Milton
Academy, Cincinnati, Mrs. Ronald
Springer, r. NJ, Ironton, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Moore have
been called to the bedside of their
father, who underwent a major
operation at Ohio Valley hospital,
Wheeling, w. ", this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
Ross Schafer Buys
SimOnS Building

Ross Schafer, retired business man
of Caldwell, has purchased the Si-
mons building on Main street, now
occupied by Brady's Radio Shop and
the dental offices of DR.. L. B. Wal
ters.
The deal was consumated through
the First National bank in Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
SAFETY Tip
OF THE WEEK

If you've ever played poker,
maybe YOU know chances of
drawing a full house are one in
694: a royhl flush, one in
$40. TAO. All tchances of making
a fortune at gambling are SLIM
Chance-tahing on highways
is risky business too-especial-
-ly passing ON hills and blind
curves.
Take the driver who's stuck
in a long LIND of cars, behind a
1880 jalopy that's belching ex-
haust fumes in his face. Does
he fume, too and step on the
gas? Not Iii hes smart, he
doesn't. He knows there's a
very good possibility that on
the other side vi that hill an
other driver Is also toying with
the idea OF plllling out of line.
No one has figured out the
mathematical odds involved in
highway gam bling. But every
one knows that the dealer is
Death-who never lends the
loser a shirt 9 wear home. And
that the afnlgx u are human lives,
and broke Fippled bodies.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
TO ENTER COLLEGE

Miss Ruth EIolSe Brown is spend
ing months vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown,
Dexter City route, before entering
Muskingum College, New Concord,
in September. She has been en-
ployed for the past year in the Civ
ilian Personnel division at Wright
Field, DAYTON.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
THE MEANEST THIEF

The meanest thief in town must
have been on the West Side last
Saturday evening. Three small girls
had worked untiringly all last week,
selling home made candy from an
open air booth. The money which
had been raised slightly more
than a dollar-was stolen that night
while they were down town.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
NEW AGENT HERE

Miss Ruby Mae Erman, newly ap-
pointed Home Demonstration Agent
for Noble county, will arrive in
Caldwell, Friday, August Is, to as
sumo her new duties.
Miss Erman is replacing Mrs.
George Walker who will leave Sept
l to join her husband at Upper San
dusky and also serve as Home Dem
onstration agent for Wyandotte
county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
ANNUAL HOMECOMING

The eleventh annual Homecoming
will be held at the Archer's Ridge
church, five miles east of Caldwell,
on Sunday, August "a. All former
and present residents of the com
munity and their friends are cor
daily invited and urged to attend.
Please bring a well filled basket
and table service.
Sunday School and Church SER
vice in the morning. A basket dinner
at IL noon. A meeting of the Gene
terry Association at 200 o'clock,
followed by preaching service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

NOTICE-We will have 80 tons
of 1870 acid fertilizer available for
purchase orders through the AAA
program. Get your purchase orders
In early to assure delivery. Also
available Is Columbus Brand Agri-
cultural Lime. Caldwell Implement
q Supply CO., Caldwell, Ohio.
34
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
SOCIAL AT CHURCH COURT

The men of St. Philomena's
church will sponsor a social Friday
evening at 800 o'clock on the
church court, Belford street. Games
will be enjoyed. The public is in
vited. Money derived from this So
cial will go into building fund for
future use.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
OPENS NEW BUSINESS

Everett F. Daley, former Spanish
instructor in the Caldwell high
school and a nephew of Mrs. Grace
Wilson and H. M. Schafer, has
opened a new shoe salon in Mari
eta, known as the Remley & Dali
eY. Inc.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

NOTICE-We viii have 40 more
tons of Superphosphate extra for
purchase orders available through
AAA program. Caldwell Imple-
ment B Supply Co, Caldwell, Ohio.
6 z
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

III LIllS county Wl6IG LuGIG ID IlOl
or clerks election. Four is the
highest number of any trustees
seeking the office and this is
down Jefferson township way.
There has been a double slate
filed from Mayor on down at
Belle Valley and Dexter City.
The voters will have to depend
on the write in" at Sarahsville,
Summerfield and Batesville where
not single candidate filed.
Two will be elected as members
of the Noble County Board of Edu-
cation and only two filed.
Dexter City is rapidly stealing
Summerfield's thunder and there
are six running as members of the
board of education and only three
to be elected School board members
will be named in each of the school
districts.
The complete list of candidates
filing and the office which they are
seeking is as follows:
Township Trustees and Clerks
Beaver Township
-Briscoe Goodhart and
Leslie Long.
Clerk-George Hyett.
BrOOkfieId Township
Trustee Freeman Foraker.
Clerk-E r. Tilden.
Buffalo Township
Trustee - Merritt Groves and
Andrew Lestock
Clerk-Alice Knight.
Center Township
Trustee - M. H. Rossiter and
Stephen w Clark.
Clerk--Roy A. Wentworth
EnOch Township
TruStee-Ed Scheli.
Clerk-Raphael w. Gerst and AL
bert Fogle.
Elk Township
Trustee-Bryan Lee, Foster For
Shey, Herman Pabst
Clerk-Wilbert Blair. Clarence H.
Schoeppner.
Jackson Township
Trustee-Elmer V. Groves and
Kermit Border.
Clerk-C Clarence E. Doebereiner.
Jefferson Township
Trustee-Harry Mitchell, Charley
Schneeberger, P. S. Cox, Gay Bet
finger.
Clerk-H. C. Danford.
Constable-E. M. Antill.
Marion Township
Trustee-John w. Moore and Har-
old King.
Clerk-Mary E. Muchelnaus.
Noble Township
Trustee-W. d. Matheney, Ernest
Mckee, John r. Buckley.
Clerk-Thurston w. Ralph, Owen
]. McCune,
Olive Township
Trustee Arthur L. Davis, Dewey
Wells, Fred Haines. ),
Clerk-Cleo Hutchins.
Justice of the Peace-S. M Sc
crest.
Seneca Township
Trustee-W. E. Stevens.
Clerk-Edith Williams.
Sharon Township
Trustee-John F. Cain, Todd
johnson, Noble z. Wiley.
Stock Township
Trustee-Fred Warner, and Reed
Thompson.
clerk-Eunice Horton.
Wayne Township
Trustee-Wayne Williams.
Clerk-Ures Massie
Village Officers
Caldwell
Mayors. NJ. Secrest.
Treasurer-Paul G. McGlashan.
Clerk-Violet L. Morgareidge.
Board of Public Affairs-C. A.
Rogers, C. 0. Lorenz, R. D. Buckley. !
Members of Council-Warn c. |
Rogers, George F. Bliss, D. w. Bar
low, Chester Hayes, ]. w. Hill, L.
E. Potts.
Belle Valley
Mayor-Orville S. Shafer, ]. A.
Taylor.
Clerk-Hazel Star.
Treasurer-Cora Farmhouse.
Members of Council - John F.
Pavol, Steve E. Malenda, Edward
w. Mazgay, Steve f. Gaydos, John
Lisak, Basil Charlton, John Sklenar,
Andy Milk, Joe Brown, Harvey
Gorby, Hamilton Bates, Harold
Matheny.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14

NOTICE-Place your orders now
for your Fall needs of Fertilizer.
Delivery will be made as early as
possible. Caldwell Implement O.
Supply Co., Caldwell, Ohio.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
IMPROVING BUILDING

Wilbur Stats began improve
ments, Tuesday of this week, on the
Clark building, Miller street, which
is the new home of his farm inple-
ment and tractor sales firm. Mr..
Stats plans extensive remodeling.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
ENJOYING TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Studa of
Burgettstown, Pa, the former Kath-
ryn Mckee of Caldwell, are enjoy
ing a months motor trip through
the western states. Last week they
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Gorby, Mitchell, S. D., former
ly of this community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-14
REGULAR MEETING

Regular meeting of the Noble
county DAV post will be held Fri
day evening at the patriotic rooms
in the courthouse. Commander Bert
Michael will be in charge.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

n MAKE this frivolous looking
y package with colored cello
phane bound firmly at the top with
Scotch" Gift Wrap Tape.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

los seals in seven different designs Scotch" Gift
Wrap Tape 1Ot per roll Scotch Tape Christmas Seals
and transparent Scotch" Celulose Tape 25t. You'll
find these gift wrapping helps at all drug department.
variety, stationery and hardware stores.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

BUYa roll Of each of these Scotch Gift Wrap Tape
designs You'll find that half the fun of Christmas in
working out clever packages for your friends admire
You'll want Scotch" Tape Christmas Seals, too.
Choose any Of four bright colors-eaoh dispenser holds
Evening star., 1947-12-07

= DESIGN an unusual all-over
- pattern on plain paper with
lti-colored strips Of Scotch"
Gift Wrap Tape. Many novel effects.