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Versatilc, omart tot Junior s ..............
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Peppers
9"11
HERE is a cleverly styled junior
frock that's perfect for day-
time or date-time. Slim bodice
buttons to the edge of the
scalloped hip yoke, skirt is full
and young-looking.
Pattern No,. 8642 is a sew-rite ler!o-
rate0 D/iltel'n !r sizes 9. l]. 12. 13, 14. 15,
16, 18. Size 11 short sleeve. 41/1 yards
3f 3g-inch,
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
aS'l West Adams St. Chfrlge 6. IlL
Enclose 30c In coin for each pat-
tern Add 5c for 1st Class Mail l
desired
Pattern No .............. Size .....
Name iPlease Printl
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Preserving Foliage
The beauty of autumn foliage
can be preserved for winter bou-
quets. If you want to preserve a
fresh spray of colorful leaves, lay
ihem flat as possible on an old
newspaper and apply a thin coat
of fresh white shellac, making sure
to cover the stems where they join
the heavier twig. Allow to dry
AROUND
THE HOUSE
Good-quality fresh p e p p e r s,
whether the sweet type or the hot
type, should be fresh-looking, firm,
and Well-shaped.
Sandwieh Filling
A hearty sandwich filling can be
made from a combination of
chopped cooked meat, green pep-
pers sweet pickles, horseradish,
and prepared mustard.
Brighten Ebony
To brighten ebony, apply olive
oil with a piece of flannel and
polish with chamois.
ttolding Serews
Do you have trouble with screws
which have come loose in wood
knobs such as are on chests? Use
twine soaked in shellac and wrap
it around the screws while wet.
After setting screws in place in
the knobs, allow to dry for a full
day. Then the knobs will hold fast
Olive Oil
Olive oil has many uses in the
home in addition to its age-old role
of adding flavor to cooked, broiled
and fried foodsand, of course, to
salads. Here are a few: Brass
will keep bright longer and need
polishing less often if it is rubbed
with olive oil after polishing.
Sprinkle the oil lightly on a piece
of warm flannel and rub well into
the brass.
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Vitamin-C
Cook fresh peppers quickly in as
little water as possible so that they
will not lose their vitamin-C con-
tent.
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Patehing Linoleum
Bothered by small holes in your
linoleum? Mix a paste of finely
chopped cork and shellac. Allow
the paste to harden in the hole.
Then sandpaper smooth and touch
up with paint to match color of tht,
linoleum.
Get Well
QUICKER
witD the Sea A-
thoroughly and then repeat the t/e New I,:
process on the opposite side, A IP&I It4tllL HogTIIt
second or third thin coat of shellac rLr.l o..,,.
will add to the stiffness of the leaf - i -- -- l
so that it will not break easily or AMgINL¥ ulaa lli"lllllll
url, INClllIIIIL¥ MOll IFIRI
tout pipe-smoking friends and tongue bltel
throe who like to roll their own The HI one-ponnd tin is col,
cigarettes. With Prince Albert, orfuUygift-packed, madytogive,
"The btte's out and the pleasure's with a lih-in gift card on top!