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Show CLASSIFY s D E P A Rtm1 , BuLBsjj5 100 CHOICE IRIsTearTTt for S3; 20 evergreen, i? d,"tt("N I $3.50. SMITH NURSEeI" lri !. 4f 'm - i . 4 7 12 1 it" ii--iv'- '- VOU'LL like these cuddle toys 1 because they're easy to sew and made of scraps, too. Baby will love them because they re small and soft. Pattern 7121 contains transfer pattern of toys; instructions for making; materials materi-als needed; illustration of stitches. Send your order to: Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 117 Minna St. San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to cover cost of mailing) for Pattern No ". Name Address ipSI ON THE (ZZ! i ffiOME FRONQ f?feJ?UTHWYETH SPEARS PvS fafeAK V - . cg : UERE is a hooked hearth rug that may some day grow up to room size. So far every female member of the family has hooked' at least one square, and the males are all represented by materials from cast-off suits, socks and sweaters. The turquoise flowers and red cherries in the alternate squares are from dyed pieces of the old cream colored wool blankets. blan-kets. When the squares are hemmed and sewn together with M 12" H HOOK BURLAP "iSpSt SQUARES 5r Jg ?firHEM AMD THEN ifeM SEW strong carpet thread, they form a fascinating pattern of circles, flowers flow-ers and fruit. . Twelve-inch squares of burlap overcast around the edge made the foundation pieces. Patterns for the repeat design were cut from paper and the burlap "was marked by drawing around these with wax crayon. Loops of fabric strips were drawn through with a steel rug hook. Ked was used for the curved lines shown at the upper up-per left. Tones of brown for the flower and gray for the cherry background. Mixed colors for the rest of the design. . . NOTE: Mrs. Spears has prepared a special pattern for the rug in today's sketch with detailed directions for beginners. begin-ners. So, even if you have never made a hooked rug, you can start now making squares for a rug of any size you wish. Book 7 in the series of homemaking booklets book-lets contains 31 of these sketches with instruction text; also descriptions of the series. Send your order to: i MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Bedford Hills New York , Drawer 10 Enclose 10 cents for Book No. 7 and 10 cents for Rug Pattern. Name Address If you have any doubt at a" to give that fellow in the se--send him a carton of Came rettes for Christmas. Accord-- I latest surveys, cigarettes"- l gift list, with Camel his fa-". c cigarette, according to actu--- ' records from Post Excha-r s Canteens. If he smokes "a"-' I send him a pound of Prince 1 I Smoking Tobacco the ,V Joy Smoke. Local dealers turing Camels in the Ch: ! wrapped carton and also in s day box of four "flat f. (either way you give 200 r . i Prince Albert Smoking TobP 1 the pound canister is har.-; - : ! gift-wrapped making other wrapping unnecessary .-A;, MM -Hi1 i (lllffpl DO THIS! To relieve discomforts, one of the best things you can do is put a good spoonful of home-tested home-tested Vicka VapoRub In a bowl of boiling water. Then feel the wonderful relief come as you breathe in the steaming medicated vapors that penetrate to the cold-congested upper breathing" passages! See how this soothes irritation, quiets coughing, and helps clear the hecd-brinsing grand comfort. FOR ADDED RELIEF . . . rub throat, chest and back with VapoRub at bedtime. Vicks VapoRub works for hours 2 ways t once-to bring relief from distress. Remember lt's Vicks VapoRub you want. St Joseph A ASPIRIN I , v . WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER H O i Worthy Name A good name is rather tc ; chosen than great riches, a::: ing favor rather than silver ;:. gold. Prov. 22:1. CLEARS STVFFY NOSE I When a cold starts spread H Menthplatura thoroughly inside y each nostril. Instantly it releases H vapor "Mentholations" that start H 4 vlta' act,onst 1) They thin out H thick mucus; 2) Soothe irritated membranes; 3) Help reduce swol-I swol-I len passages; 4) Stimulate nasal blood supply. Every breath brings JS quick, welcome relief! Jars 30. Relief At Ui , ForYourGc 1 : Creomulsion relieves prorr.r cause it goes right to the sea: c: :: trouble to help loosen ar.d k-. germ laden phlegm, and aid r. -i to soothe and heal raw, tent;: in. flamed bronchial mucous r.-;. branes. Tell your druggist to s-.. ! a bottle of Creomulsion with ih' :: derstanding you must like the -: :: quickly allays the cough or yc.-': to have your money back. , creomulsi:: ; forCouehs.ChestColds.Bronc! :; ! : : 1 Exaggeration t . What you exaggerate yoo i en. La Harpe. YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER F.r,: Ti you suffer from hot flssliK. c: ness, distress of "irregulariufs . weak, nervous. 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Any tiro mod In the last two or three years I good for eight to ten years if not worn our In service. serv-ice. In 1 933, 900 (arm tractors were sold with rubber tires and 3,000 steel wheeled tractors were changed over to rubber. Six years later 161,500 rubber tired tractors were bought by American ianners and in addition 45,300 were converted to rubber wheels. Following a steadily advancing position, tire Ufa In the U. S. has roughly doubled In each of tho past decodes. Goodrich I I HOTEL BEN LOHD 1"!-, 'I T i - ' SSI Booms 150 Baths - $2.00 te KM Family Rooms for 4 parsons - $4.08 ; Air Cooled Lonnre and Lobby Dining Boom Coffee Shop Tap Boom Home of Rotary Khranis ExecatJvea Exchange Optimists "2t-S0" Chamber of Commerce and Ad Clab Hotel Ben Lomond OGDEN. UTAH Hub.rt B. VUlck. Mgr. v ffi 'A 'i J Don't Neglect TbcO' ; i Nmtun de.iinl the "'v.'I marvelous job. Their task 10 ' ,aii flowing blood stream Iree ol n toiic impurities. 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