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Show SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK Two Topnotch' Doilies to Crochet i Due to an unusually large demand and the current conditions, slightly more time is required In filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK 709 Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. ! Enclose 16 cents for Pattern No ; Name Address j Top or lc,y nest Is a Folding Table CTENCILING the scalloped bor-J bor-J ders, bright stars and topsyturvy topsy-turvy letters on this toy chest is sure to put yu in Gav spirits. The chest itself is easy to make from scraps of plywood and it has a ruEsTfwYBE MADE WITH OR WITHOUT l" WHEELS AND ROPE HANDLES r w-'rrr-a, STENCIL THE" . DECORATIONS 1 SIP few l NTOV CHEST HING!9 BECOMES A N I EES 7 Y TABLE s- number of special features that will please Mother as well as tha jroungsters. The rope handles and wooden wheels make It possible to move a complete as. lortment of toys to any convenient spot. Tnen off comes the lid; folding legs ara tpened up; and Little Miss Muffit has Uale just the right height for play. NOTE Pattern is available to readera ibowing how to make this chest and fold-tog fold-tog table top. Also Illustrated direction! lor decoration with stencils which require 10 special skill for perfect results. Color i (uide Is Included. Ask for Pattern 252 and I inclose 15c with name and address. MRS. RUTH WTETH SPEARS Bedford Bills New York Drawer 10 Enclose 15 cents for Pattern No. 28a. TT j Address I JL 5 3 0 6 cy.iLT 'ssxz'.f-.fm npHE "pansy" doily with its 1 inch pansies crocheted in shaded shad-ed purple and lavender thread is really a beauty and the 20-inch "pineapple" doily is one of the laciest and most delicate looking you could possible wish to have I To obtain complete crocheting Instructions Instruc-tions for the Pansy Doily (Pattern No. 5711) and the Pineapple Doily (Pattern No. 5806) send 16 cents in coin for EACH pattern, your name, address and the pattern numbers. j SNAPPY FACTS I RUBBER Ur ! "Hard Sponge' a new lyit-thelie lyit-thelie rubber product developed devel-oped by B. F. Goodrich, com-j bines great strength with ex treme lightness. Experiments j point to its possible use In airplane wings. A type of vine recently discovered In China, which attaches Itself to ! trees and other objects, has been ij found to yield latex (natural rub Jer). 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