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Show . i Victorian Quilts For Modern Bed 'l ionnKBLUt 'ilT-nHfcd-3TRflSHT ROWS S,lHEDIUMBlUigvts INTRICATE EFFECT ON THE center table in most Victorian parlors there was a kaleidoscope. Guests gazed into this after they tired of looking at the family album. Bits of colored her pretty clothes may be chosen from the contents of your scrap bag. Pattern 671 contains transfer pattern and directions for doll and clothes. Send your order to: , Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. Box 3217 San Francisco 6, Calif. Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to cover cost of mailing) for Pattern j No j Name . j Address j glass were reflected in an endless number of intricate patterns in this ingenious device. Very much the same effect was obtained by the method of putting together the simple six-inch quilt block shown here and that is why the pattern was called the kaleidoscope. This quilt has just the right flavor fla-vor for today's decorating trends. It will make a stunning spread for your bed either in the colors suggested here or in any other combination that suits your room. The blocks are so easy to piece and are such a convenient size to carry around that they make ideal summer pick-up work. NOTE Mrs. Spears has prepared a large sheet with actual size quilt piece patterns for three of her favorite quilts. The Kaleidoscope, the Ann Rutledge and the Whirl Wind are included. This is pattern No. 200 and the price is 15 cents. Address: Pattern No. 671 THIS chubby-cheeked dolly with movable limbs is in for lots of loving. Three pieces form her soft, cuddly body; the arms and legs are each made from two pieces. Her hair is soft yarn and MEXSANA SOOTHING MEDICATED POWDER , S MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Bedford Hills New York Drawer 10 Enclose 15 cents for PattemNo.200. Name Address .,- - tn-'i- -j--.--' VI MU7UAL SYSTEM and Olhi Sialism. King's Heralds Male Quartet MU, JUNK HMUI FAMISH fO-TVCUESI. 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