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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

FLORIDA LAKE REGION estate of ga
Handicapped acres, in delightful; restricted
club development; offering golf, tennis
contains. on one level, large drawing and
dining rooms. master bedrooms. each with
private bath; ) servants rooms. ? baths
pavilion: lease includes services of gar
dener, all furnishings except table linen
and table supply from citrus grove; oc-
cupancy to May 1: So 400: shorter term
possible; J references exchanged MAR
THINSON & COMPANY, 1900 Eye st. NV
Washinrton n C Phone DI. PIG. -
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ PAY Cash, or win sell Tor you; s.lr Iets:
houses or acreage; free appralsssrn; sr; ~ SSSli
MsnoSTGoMRRY snoSTGoM eo.NHave customer with
$4,000 down payment for or 4 bed, 1,
room house; the immediate vicinity Oh
price, bas $50 900 or Tess. MARVIN SIMMONS
co. Realtors, 4702 Miller ave- BE Bethesda' ga
Md, OIL. $500: ewes. and Sun EN- lla4;;
your property fast If price is right. spe-
ciaize in places suitable for renting rooms
1910 Vermont ave RE 5i4o; r,ot
value we can secure a purchaser for your
real estate Why not consult US? We are
at your service. HARRY !, FRIEDMAN LEI
Licensed Bonded Broker, RE. u 66.
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT represented BY the
nounces a competitive bid sale. opening
II February, 194S, for an estimated 1000
landing boats, consisting of the following
Lem. LcP CRY, PRB and PPB. Engines are
included with some. but not ALI of the boats
being offered at this time. Sales catalog
B-109-4S applies. copies of which may be
obtained by contracting Disposal Oficer,
Bldg. 143, NAVAL SUPPLY CENTER,
Norfolk. Va, or by calling Norfolk 2S251,
Extension 246f or Extension 3llT
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STORES WANTED.

oLD-ESTABLIsHED, most reputable dry
cleaning outfit in town is looking for new
locations, NV. new settlements or large
apt. bldgs.. to open new, high-ciass, model
stores. CO. 0720.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property, including
out-of-town chain store companies List
your property with us for quick action
Call Mr.. Kely, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN &,
CO. l4I5 K st NV ME- 5400 a
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AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up. work guaran-
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext se..
FINEST Fl esT4' AUTO PAINTING, fender and
body work: only skilled men work on your
car: you'll admit our prices are reason
able. ALEXANDRIA SUPER AUTO SERV-
1924.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete job, $50; Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed AD-
HO 1900.
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WAREHOUSES FOR sAlf

sRENTWooP; s0TS0 3. MOTH Mt; hAIISIEa I.sIs p
g5 easy shGe esrms seetEfs zskkh shoe Co. PTss M
Goth st. NV. RE 1898 or NO. 8794. i =
End COMMERCIAL--Entire second floor.
and freight elevator, on wide alley; ex-
cellent advertising and attractive wide
front on K st. NV: new building to be
1890 31st pI NV MO. T3A2
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

AUSTIN 194s; Immediate delivery on a new
austin modern, i upsto- date ,In complete car;
RAD1o CO. both IL sides aNA Of 7th A at r st. st.
No of sa rEee l51s Rfsh!sr
1888 18th st. .n,v.. RE. 5?52., "A
lox milease; not scratch; r. h. I5.. plIS5s
eiT saaranteed: Ss'aS; only 'ia5' Be sENDALE
PoNTaAc' P0 IaaC' 1911 King ST. Alex. Va.
covers. good rubber, beautiful maroon
aoWn. tss sTEUART R1sn MoroR e., efs 9Th | and
n; Y ave; NV, Ma. 30oo. i,
BUICK 1899 4.door Special sedan: radio
and heater; S795. Phone Herndon (VaJ
BUICK 1s41 special sedanette; radio,
heater good ti5ss EXCELLENT S motor sas5
BUICK 1s41 4-dr. sedan: like new
shrSSghou! SSe o must stss se seen to appreciate;
BUICK s,,,,l is4S as, super sony eegRs; SEsad
MoToR CO. 1717 R. l. ave. ne, Du.
nsl BUICK $sso e.; very good eond for sss sale By
wayne. Arlington, Va: Ok: .sf55. -
BUck s s sau0ped ss5e @ brand
BUICK 4-door sedan: 1s47 super; 3.400
miles, cannot be told from, new: priced
II ss GofoR feSs tTsss me- Or 5ea terms nd
st. NV. t2nd at const. ave.. Ex. 4l06
BUICK ~ Roadmaster sedanette; 81 900
or best offer under: good cond, low mile
age. VI. 05o9, 5000 Meade st. ne. One
BUICK coupe. 1887 Special: original own
sT 1s!Y rae e'sf' sSa fRs HsT fs esi
INC. Elk 4l05. "22 2nd st. NV. ?nd
BUICK late ia4s sedanette; 1000 miles,
Al cnnd., S2,075 or best offer under. AID.
ton: $500 or best offer under; terms.
OWNER. Glebe 1910.
BUICK 1871 sedanette; doctors car has
Vsl'e WI 544s es Sun. eo only. oo No dealers. 'O'
BUICK 1899 4,deor; radio and heater,
as a pin throughout: mechanically oK'd.
$500 ooday ef on 4n 0er
mont ave. NV, MA. $3.50. 3
BUICK 1899 club coupe, radio and heater.
DeeS nsh ed sss sasH tn,r rs
antee: car on 5th floor showroom. HILL d
TTBBTTTs, Washington s Oldest Ford Deal
ership. 1l14 Vermont ave. NV. Ma. 1850.
shape: $4,000 miles; must sell; leaving
city; S1,475. 1928 41st st. NV. WO. 640s.
BUICK 1a47 Roadmaster convertible; ra-
dio. heater, white-wall tires: 500 miles;
aslivsred cred Dec g. sa'1sS' SAUNDERS
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr. sedan: nice fam
lily car. beaut. interior and mechanical
cond excel Our appraiser says this Is
one Of the cleanest cars we have had re-
Gently If you are planning on buying a
car in the near future, We believe you can can
save money by buying now, as prices VIII
This is one Of our lse. stock Of used cars.
Only s3s2 down: full price. Fl .0s5: 30
SMALL. Jr. CORP, 1901 Good Hope I'd
Sc Ii ooT6. Il
BUICK 1888 sedan; q specisl buy for .
ouick sale: this car in excellent condi-
ton throughout; S155 cash or full price
S545. HO. 1865.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-If you are considering an
exchange Of your property, we are IN a a
position to offer residential investment or
unimproved real estate. Call D1. 1919
till 8 pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC
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BANK-pERsONAL LOANS.
MOTORCYCLES.

ENGLISH sIDECAR, convertible. brand
new condition. See at CYCLE CENTER
ssl2 9th st; n;w; l.
ters in Arlington for accessories. chains.
windshields ALLCRAFT HOBBY SHOP,
3136 No. 10th St. Arlington. Va Il
$50. Call OR. 6622, Ext 10. i
TRIUMPH 1946, speed twin, 1915 Match
less 1e46. $50 &C., 1876. Oliver 0571
HARLEY DAVIDSON. "A, overhead, per-
feet condition: will trade for car or 1925
cash. See at III Sth ST. ne.
CUSHMAN SCOOTER with side car; new
tire, new chain, motor rebuilt by factory
branch; Xl00 SH 5703
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OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER, administrative attorney, desires
or rms. dignifed ONCE older attorney
or firm; library essential: replies confiden-
tiel Box 499-D. Star )
ATTORNEY desires reas. priced office in
reputable downtown building. or will share
with other attorneys EN- 1922
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STORES. FOR SALE.

STORE IN GOOD NV. SECTION, priced
for quick sale at S9,50O CLIFFORE
SHERTzER, RE. 2735; Sun. and ewes.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE, fits most cabs. 81 mo.
Az D st. ne.
oNE-CAR METAL garage. rear of WOOL
worth Store. $500 block Georgis ave.
s. mo. GUARANTY REALTY, INC, 1923
10Th st. NV, Ma. 05s1.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans. stakes. panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE UR- SELF, NE. TO11. il
TON-AND-HALF STAKE-Hour, day or
week. Chestnut 6O57. -5
VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
eral hauling; van. stakes panels: white
help; reas rates. VI. $3.50. Ext, ~.
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
service. reas. prices; local or long distance.
ia. 2937: after pm, GE. 1913. 2"
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE. in well-furnished ofices
near Mayfower and Statler Hotels switch
board and secretarial services available
Elk. 1887 3
DESK SPACE or small 'rm. for repair
shop. 13s 5th st. NV. ME. 1894.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE and body shop; downtown 10
cation; doing good business; small down
payment. EX. e657 or UN. 030e. II
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CULPEPER, VA. 1S6-acre dairy farm;
top-auality. land; new 4s-cow barn. hay
drier, milking equipment. hay, silage;
main dwelling, . tenant houses; on main
road, close to town. $4,000.
Attractive 4-room cottage, on Rapidan
River: about one acre, in village; fish,
ing; $1,000.
23,sere. 4-room house. on Hoover rd.;
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Sec
Va Q
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

FORD TRUCK CAB, 1881, new or first-
class used one. Laurel 769-W-5
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TWO. THREE or car garage. for trucks:
vicinity 18th and sts. NV. Ma. Otis. Il
GARAGE WANTED TO RENT for storage
in NV. section. Call DE. 0S43. II
DOUBLE GARAGE for storage. Sunday and
evenings, call ia. 0Sl6; weekdays, Elk.
1909. =
GARAGE WANTED in NV. section in vi
cinity Of l1th and N sts. NV. ME
1912.
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MONEY WANTED.

WELL SECURED SECOND TRUST NOTE
69, substantial discount. WILLIAMS
FhAET1 FfksT rsGsr SIS NJ Ao4Es 1892 for sale orsna
$1,000 and $3.50: paid down to $eS4 and
S738; so interest: secured on Chevy
Chase lots. RE. 6345 and VI. 1875 "a
BANK-PERsoNAL LOANS.
OUR PERSONAL LOAN PLAN is simple
convenient. economical. Loans are made
to pay bills, lakes. medical expenses for
education. cash purchase or emergencies
Service Is prompt. Monthly payments
are arranged to fit your budget Every
thing is confidential LIBERTY Ma
TIONAL BANK, S25 18th st. NV, corner
of Eye -
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COLORED-DOCTORs, ATTENTION. Z
rm. apt. suitable for either ONCE and
home or both; on commercial street.
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TRAILERS, 2-wheel luggage, like new
S75 to S10O. RICE MOTOR CO, 1924

light hauling operations with auto at
tachment. Sl25 today only Alex. 5s32.
116 West Nelson ave-. Alex. Va.
cond: r.ust sacrifice: $3.50 VI 1928
HOUSE TRAILER, 45-ft., sleeps .; ice
box sink, , stoves; 500 for quick sale
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MONTGOMERY and
1S5-Acre dairy farm
2S1 Acres, stock and
$50 Acres. cattle and
200-Acre dairy farm
106 Acres, modern b.
l Acre. 1-rm. house
Many others. Call
vile 2012, or EARL I
WI. 5000, Bethesda, I
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Z Fleetline sport sedanl
/; like new; private party;

1947. You late model; loy
buyers. don't buy untl you
Sedan coupe or 2-dpor:
and h. and slip. cove rs ;
Only ST ,sab. PARKWAY
3051 M st. NV. MI. ,o1S5.:
lp47 town sedan; like new,
NJ, seat covers. Fendix oil
S1,950. 1925 Emerson st.
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1941 Royal 4-door: motor Al
cond., new battery, extras: Sl,l95. WA.

IOllu., hC" DdttCI
CHRYsLER. brar
door. maroon; {
or trade for II
coupe. Gaithersl
CHRYSLER 1a4T
$500 miles, auto
cellent radio ard
in new-Car cond.;
CHRYSLER 1898
engine and clutch
owner driven and
new carburetor, II
mumer. both res
overhau)ed fuel p
end, generator,
emergency brake;
ia XII only . yrs.
cond.: price, $50
CHRYSLER 1871
h., clean: S1.100.
CHR YSLER 1947
has available a abor
sedan with radio
cellent condition
der. Call FR. 554
CHR YSLER 1a41
dition; with radi'
090S or AID. zoe
CHRYSLER 1899
excellent condition
1925 Newton st.
CHRYSIER 1870
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KATHLEEN NORRIS
Love Knocks Again
Bell Syndicate.-WNU Features.
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

XX/HEN Natalie Curran was
w 81, and the speedy grow
ing up of her teen-age, son and
daughter was beginning to re-
mind her that middle age was
dead ahead, she met a man at
church social.
He was stranger in town;
charming, successful. Natalie asked
him and his wife to join the bridge
club that met every two weeks in
various houses. He accepted CRATE
fully, and slowly, deliciously, he
and Natalie began to fall in love.
This made all last winter time of
enchantment to both For they re-
strained themselves, of course, be-
cause of poor Alma and Howard.
Alma is Owens wife, and Howard,
Natalie's husband.
"Since, then, the thing" writes
Natalie, has become an absolute
agony to me, and from his brief
notes, from the tone of his voice
if we meet, know it has to be Owen.
1t obsesses me through every wax
ing hour; it devours me like a
fever. Since those heavenly days
when we were always together,
even if the children and the others
were with us, seemed possessed.
Knows 1t Is Wrong.
II know it is wrong for a wife
and mother, church and club
member, to have allowed this to go
so far. But it has gone SO far, and
now neither of us feels that it can
stop. Life is one awful struggle to
keep apart, against the fearful need
to be together. Owen will telephone
me that he is coming out for a
moment, and then he will not come,
and know by what bitter effort
he has kept himself from coming.
Neither one of us has ever known
feeling as forceful as this before;
we feel that it is something that
came to us unasked, and that must
have more significance, some rights.
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Womon's World
Clever Presents for Everyone
Are Easily Made From Scraps
&y G'fta Haley

A RE YOU gazing woefully at your
christmas budget and wonder
ing how in the world you can make
it stretch without sighting anyone?
Don't despair, because there are
probably the makings of dozen
presents in things you have at home
right now.
The young fry will enjoy soft,
cuddly animals or dolls made from
scraps in the rag bag; sister and
brother could use some scuffs easily
made from cotton feed, sugar or
flour sacks.
Dad would enjoy a bathrobe or
lounging jacket made from piece
of discarded wool, dyed, if essen
tial. Then you probably have many
scraps or sugar sacks from which
can come towels, pot holders, lunch
con sets or cloths and napkins for
your women friends.
Plan Handy Gifts
For Brother, Dad
Gifts for men can easily be
planned around their leisure time
activities. If walking and hiking are
the main interests, make soft
scarf to wear. This may be per-
sonalized with a huge monogram
appliqued with the zigzagger at
tachment of the sewing machine.
Or, if the men of the family like
golf, take some sturdy scraps from
the rag bag and sew some mitten-
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BY making your gifts.

rating booklets at your local sew
ing center with literally hundreds
of ideas for her room and even
other rooms. You might try making
a matching bedspread and dressing
table cover Or, cover the waste
paper basket or trim her round mir
ror with a frame of gay plaid.
PersOnaliZe Your Gifts
BY Sewing at Home
If you belong to any club groups,
you'll certainly be called upon to
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Get ready for Christmas -.

like covers for the heads of the
golf clubs. Finished off with tape,
the gloves can be tied snugly around
the club heads, protecting them
from scratches. Then, to aid in Sc
lecting the club desired, use the
zigzagger attachment to stitch the
club number on each mitt.
There are many different types
of gifts to make for the sisters in
the family. For example, if her
taste runs to glaror accessories,
try making a huge waist-nipping
belt of gay felt. Attach felt sus-
penders that narrow at the waist
line and widen over the shoulders.
With a bag and hat to match, and
the entire ensemble decorated with
felt flowers, the young miss can step
out brightly on her trip to town.
Or, if sister has room of her
own, give her a real start toward
decorating. You'll find home deco
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EcEcy E.-ing The Arcs

Interesting are TIE st2rics of
symbolic ceremonies associated
with weddings a~ong pcc7lc Of
ASH. Africa. and ENrone. Not the
least OF these tails Of tie part
played by honey. Honey was re-
spcctcd as an important ccmmodi-
ty. rs a symbol Of sTcctrcss in
family relations and Of protection
against evil spirits. ard as food
History records that in the mar
ria~c contracts of ancient Egypt
the BRIDEGROOM has to p-ornicc his
bride a definite amount Of honey
each year. Amo7T the Findus ard
certain Central European people
honey was used to bless the horne
or anoint the bridal couCle. In
Rome and among the Slavs honey
or a honey bcvcraTe was served to
the bride and TIE bridegroom as
special part of tire ceremony. In a
few countries so;rc CT these and
similar customs still persist.
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London Salesman Will Attempt
To Sell Diapers in Africa

LONDON.--A go-getter salesman
is off to Africa to try selling dia-
pers to the natives.
Wilfred Walkers, 60, who has
three small children of his own,
invented new diaper with a snap
on rubberized cover and a dispos.
able interior.
II shall carry out demonstrations
on the Gold and Ivory coasts" he
said. Il want to introduce hygiene
and reduce the mothers work"
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:. l bare lost "a bounds.

Nov as to Alma, his wife, and
Howard, my husband, they are
rather alike. The sort of persons
who are satisfied with one chair,
near the fire, near the radio, glad
asparagus is in season, concerned
in the children's homework, feel
ing that paying bills and not being
late at the office, or with dinner, is
the last end in life.
I'm not sneering at them, I'm
not disliking or wanting to hurt
anyone, but I'm a woman desper-
ately, madly in love- The thought
of being with Owen, being his,
makes me feel as if I were soar
ing away from earth, from reality,
from everything except the glori-
Gus fulfillment of the highest and
finest dream of which human hearts
are capable. Are you going to tell
me that all this must be smothered
and crushed and allow to grow cold
and be forgotten? Is that all it
meanS?"
There is a great deal more to
this letter, poured out on five close
type pages. Natalie is really dis
tracted and really suffering, and
the situation is not one to rouse
either scorn or mirth.
Divorce Brings Trouble.
The mess into which Owen and
Natalie would precipitate their in
nocent families by divorce would
affect them far more deeply than it
would Howard, Alma and the chill
drer. There simply wouldn't be any
end to the uprootings, disillusion-
ments, heartbreaks, resentments.
To tear children's hearts with
divided Royalties is common
enough thing nowadays. but it is a
fresh tragedy every time.
Natalie would lose everything
she values in her life. And
finally she'd lose Owen. For
these two wouldn't get much
past the honeymoon before the
inevitable shames, explanations,
difficulties would make their 60
ing very rough.
Wake up, Natalie. Life can be
sweet again, when you've outWorn
this rather arid and bitter moment.
What you feel isn't the grand pas
sion. There never was any such
thing.
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Simple Sewing
HERE'S something simple for
young sewer. The results
are reWardingly handsome. Use
a bright plaid for this yokcd style,
and have short or push-up sleeves.
Pattern No. 1903 comes in sizes II. r.
-. II. lG and 10. Size -. thrc,'-qus rtcr
sleeve. ga wards Of 30 or 39.inch.
Front Buttons
A NEAT, extremely pretty day
time frock for the more ma
ture figure. 1t comes in wide
size range. 1t buttons down the
front, has nice scalloped detail
at the shoulders.
Pattern No. e231 is for sizes So. 80.
40. 40. 81. &c. 40, 50 and So. Size 30, short
sleeve. 5 yards of 39-inch.
Send for your copy of the Fall and
Winter FASHION = 60 PAGES of smart,
easy-tomake styles: special designs. fab
nc ncws-frcc coll pattern printed inside
the book. % cents.
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Use Ingenuity
To Create Gifts

Cultivate your observation to a
high degree in these next few weeks
if you really want to make useful
and welcome gifts Every time you
pay call, check to see if you can
find some spot that could use a
homemade gift.
If you're playing bridge at some
ones home, see if the lady of the
house couldn't use an extra bridge
table cover. These are very attrac-
tive made out of simple gingham,
or they may be quilted on the sew
ing machine if you have the time for
a fancier job. Monograms or ap-
pliques may be added depending
upon how elaborate you want to
make the gift
Or, what about your neighbor
with baby? Could she use an extra
pair of corduroy overalls which will
take two or three hours to make?
What about the brand new baby
who is teething? They can never
have enough bibs. You can make a
set of two or three or more very
easily out OF scraps OF material. Old
Turkish towels are an excellent
source of material, by the way. Cut
them oblong and bind them with
hot iron mending tape of contrast
ing color. Cut a semi-circle for the
neck and the bind. For the bib
strings, simply fold a length of the
tape and press together.
Are someone's bedroom slippers
run down? Patterns for scuffs are
available, or you can make them
yourself. Sturdy cotton bags, those
which come already printed or the
white ones which you can dye to
match robes, are excellent source
material. Contrasting binding may
be used to decorate them.
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contribute some presents for a grab
bag or party or even for sale.
If you need none of these, you'll have
some homemakers whom you will
want to remember during the holt
days.
The most welcome gifts are those
which say they're made just for you.
These need not run into expense, if
that's the way your budget oper-
ates, but they can be personalized.
Even if you make some appliqued
pot holders, plan them to harmon
ize or match with the color scheme
of the kitchen of the friend to whom
you're giving.
Plain towels for kitchen or bath
room can be made glamorous if
you sew on floral appliques, obtained
from the local sewing center. These
appliques may also be used for
shower or window curtains or lunch
con sets or tablecloths and napkins.
Another idea that won't take long
to whip together is the sachet. Odds
and ends of felt or scraps from old
length slips and satin lingerie pieces
make minute bags to hold sachet
powder With your sewing machine
you can whip up enough for several
dozen such gifts in an afternoon
or evening.
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There is a great deal more to
this letter, poured out on five close
type pages. Natalie is really dis
tracted and really suffering, and
the situation is not one to rouse
either scOrn or mirth.
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Soft Dolls, Animals
Are Easy to Make

An appealing idea to use for
gift is 1.-THE Bingham dog and cali
co cat" made either for your own
youngsters or for some little tots
you may know. If you can't buy
patterns, they're easy enough to
create and make from gay scraps
of material.
First, make the pattern for sit
ting-up dog and another for an erect
cat. Cut the identical back and front
of the dog from pieces of red plaid
gingham. Cut the identical back and
front of the cat from pieces of
purple calico.
Iron an eye, a nostril and an ear
on the front of the dog with pieces of
hot iron mending tape. Iron an
eye and whiskers on the back of the
cat with hot iron mending tape.
Now place cotton stuffing between
the back and front of each animal.
Seal the backs to the fronts with hot
iron mendng tape.
No, they don't even take any
sewing! And of course, you can
create any number of other animals
in the same way.
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Christmas Idea

Any little child will be as hap
py as this little girl if you are
resourceful enough to make a
gingham dog and calico cat which
"side by side at the table sat-"
You may create the patterns your
self. You'll need only a bit of
gingham and calico, cotton stuff
ing and hot iron mending tape
plus a bit of time to put the ami
mails together.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-28

business in Dawson for four years; and he was my partner. Gee! l was glad to see Jim.
 In the past twenty years mem- bers of the Sourdough Club have promoted 19 Banquets-2 Klon- dike days-2 of the very largest Reunions-,2 Giant Parades-pro- noted Caravans to other cities held 130 meetings-had 175 Card Parties-and all told enter tained more than two hundred thousand members and guests. The publicity so gained has been of great value to the Northland; also made history that will be read as long as books exist.
 At the Picnic, J. H. Johnson