The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 20, 1948, Image 7
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“WHAT DO YOU MEAN, — WHAT
TYPE OF BOY I LIKE* IS THERE
MORE THAN ONE TYPE?"
By Ernie Bushmiller
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MUTT AND JEFF
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12 Insinuate
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measure
10 Affirmative
reply
17 Quantity
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18 Unfilled cav
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20 Carangoid
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22 Enough
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24 Lake (Russ.
Turk.)
29 Scorches
27 Beneath
SI Island in
a lake
53 Bestowed
54 Deeper part
of a water
way
38 Encountered
SO Clanged
40 A cheer
42 Nickel (sym.)
43 Nimble
49 An ungulate
(So. Am.)
47 Helmet
shaped part
48 To cut up
49 Pause
90 Suspend
DOWN
1 Confer
2 Lofty
mountain
3 Lazily
4 English poet
5 Question
8 Scorching
7 Conical tent
8 Division of
the calyx
9 Sifting
utensils
11 Butts
16 Cebine
monkey
19 GazeUe
21 Eskimo tool
23 Argues
26 Transgress
No. n
28 Millpond
29 Close of day
30 To go to bed
32 Thrice
(mus.)
34 High
broken cliff
39 Biblical
character
36 Old-wom
anish
37 Door catch
41 A sunk fence
44 Devour
46 Metal
fastener
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Pineapple Potholder
This huge pineapple potholder is
almost ‘life sized’—it measures 7 by
5 Inches and is so simple to crochet,
it is worked in two pieces, the
scales made of raised shell stitches;
spines or leaves are crocheted sep
arately and sewed to the completed
holder.
To obtain complete crocheting in
structions for the pineapple pothold-
sr stitch illustrations and finishing
directions (Pattern No. 5789)
Send 20-cents in coin, TOUR NAME,
ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER.
Bird Transfers
These beautiful bird transfers are
embroidered in gorgeous plumage
colors on ecru linen for the comers
of a dinette luncheon cloth and nap
kins—scatter them here and there
over matching curtains. Each de
sign is about 6 inches. Cross stitch
ing is easy to do.
To obtain seven transfer designs
for Bird Designs (Pattern No. 5404)
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK
530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, 111.
Enclose 20 cents tor Pattern.
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