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Show -Iflv Made Dolls lle 2.5 , 1 ate Girt Choice JCIH 'VETII SPEARS N. 13 .E js a boy and a girl doll '8, ,t you can make quickly. The )v is two tubes of material '? fabric stitched together jlate socks and shoes and ' j.rhed. turned and stuffed rt'n cated at the left of this '-IX " The head is a two-inch rnestic ' cloth covered first with s. ' and then with tightly Pplica. J(j cioth sewed in the back u I 2 3 '2 If COVER BALL COVER MAKE -bS OF CLOTH WITH WIG ,1, :jR A WITH SQUARE MUSLIN OF if) jOLl I OF COTTON I I YARN 'TAii Ws 1 and 2- The wig is js in step 3. 5W diagram shows how the Y the head are sewn to--NT , Sew across the top of the make the doll jointed. Sew 3S down and the tips of the Biaai j as indicated. Sew clear V,CI! i the head when adding the TAH yes about half way between " 3 and bottom. This shapes eeks. A few stitches in red the mouth. The pleated 'D ;s cut straight. The troupe trou-pe slightly shaped in the The sweaters are made ie striped tops of children's ;E: The 10 cent edition of - : Book No. 4 is now ready ailing, as well as the 10 cent :s of No. 1, 2 and 3. Mrs. hTi has just made quilt block ; ,-ns for three designs selected her favorite Early American a your . You may have these pat-ill pat-ill give FREE with your order for on and books. Price of books 10 idition. each postpaid. Set of three les and block patterns without books n the cents. Send orders to Mrs. ave t0 :s, Drawer 10, Bedford Hills, 'yfor York. 11 -- IIS ; v JTAH "here's a Good Reason lou're Constipated! "xn there's something wrong i!h you, the first rule is: get at Vn ;t cause. If you are constipated, M't endure it first and cure it 1 ward. Find out what's giving j J the trouble. Chances are it's simple if you '. the super-refined foods most jpledo: meat, white bread, :atoes. It's likely you don't get igh "bulk." And"bulk" doesn't UTAH 'f a lot of food. It's a kind of a that isn't consumed in the J?, but leaves a soft "bulky" a in the intestines and helps xiwel movement. , j It this is your trouble, you iuld eat a natural "bulk" pro- i cmg food-such a one as the mchy, toasted, ready-to-eat I eal-Kellogg's All-Bran. Allan All-an is the ounce of prevention it's worth a pound of emer-icy emer-icy relief. Eat it every day, Jik plenty of water, and "Join s Regulars." All-Bran is made Kellogg's in Battle Creek. j E; I THESPINc Z1 - 'onol eitra help for -with Luden's! These VV us cough drops not T' wlp soothe throat, but 1 'w t o a menthol vapor- 1 ".uvSi . with every breath, J4:!, ce penetrate clogged na- 'wircj, helps relieve i i i DEN'S 50 J M Cough Preps Ufo's NEWEST HOTEL I T? 'HIV : & i ; r vSi N I ... Hotel I MPLE SQUARE I if' 1 fefl6 Momon T"18 ' Wf j t RECOJIMENDED j VfS s'm $1.50 to $3.00 S "V u?fof disHnction to stop j ;"est eautiful hosrolry , Dear Voter: Serials, like politicians, depend upon public favor for their success. We are convinced con-vinced your ballot will be cast for "The Honorable Uncle Lancy," a rip-roaring new story by Ethel Hueston which begins today in this paper. We are further convinced that you'll vote it the "serial of the year." "The Honorable Uncle Lancy" is the story of the amazing Senator Alencon Delaporte Dela-porte Slopshire, his wife, Olympia, a politician born and made, and their three orphaned nieces, the sage Helen, the beautiful Adele and the up-and-coming Limpy. ' Senator Slopshire is running for re-election against Governor Wilke. a snake-in-the-grass if there ever was one. The Governor has seven of the most unspeakable little brats that ever lived. He takes the whole kit and boodle of them along with him and has them sit on the rostrum with him. waving lollypops and shouting, "Vote for Papa." It is up to Aunt Olympia to lick the brats and the Governor. The three nieces from Iowa are the heaven-sent instruments to elect their "Uncle Lancy." 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