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island
3. Mountains
(Eur.)
A Sailing
vessel
10. Cold
11 Gott-strokes
13. Sun-dried
brick
1AA wing
15. To make
an edging
17. Network
11 Saves from
destruction,
as goods
21. Ruthenium
(■7m.)
22. Before ^
23. Related
25. Woo
8. Lurk
29. Folds over
30. Perform «
31. Close to
32. Small onion
37. Frozen wa
ter
39. Letter C
40. Finnish
seaport,
41. Girl's £aipe
43. Theater
■eats
45. Dexterity
48. Strong
wagons
47. Like an eel
48. Browns
Down
1. Part of a
bird’s wing
2. Whole am't
(sym.)
3. Little child
4. A parvenu
5. A size of
type
8. Guided
7. To furrow
8. Region of
Soviet
Russia
9. Resorts
1L Divest of
"bunk''
18. Grow old
19. Poetry
20. Claus
24. Knight of
the
Elephant
(abbr.)
25. Demands
26. Thin cake
of oat*
27. Aloft
28. River
(Belgium)
30. Highest
card
33. Covered
with scales
Ne. 1
34. Goods sunk
at sea with
a buoy
35. CompUes
31 Throw
31 One of the
Great Lakes
42. Sick
44. Openings
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Series J—48
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
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YJeat 2^reAA for School Abated
FIRST AID to the
AILING HOUSE
by Roger C. Whitman
QUESTION: We Ijpve just emp
tied the last gallon from our 50-
gallon range-oil drum, and the
drum seems to be full of rust. Is
there any way to clean this out be
fore we have it refilled?
ANSWER: I believe the lower
inside part of the drum has prob
ably corroded. If you do not wish
to buy a new one, you might con
sider having the lower part cut
out and a new piece welded on.
After opening up the drum it can
be cleaned out thouroughly before
welding on the new piece.
QUESTION: I have a pair of
wrought iron candlesticks. I have
just removed a coat of shiny black
enamel from them. Now what is
the correct, dull black paint or
finish to use on them?
ANSWER: First wipe with ben
zine to remove all traces of what
ever kind of remover you used to
take off the old finish. Be careful
of fire when using benzine. Finish
the pieces with a flat black paint
intended for metal surfaces; the
better stocked paint stores sell
this paint.
8258
34-48
Accented Bodice.
A SOFT graceful looking after-
noon frock for the slightly
heavier figure with scallops to ac
cent the bodice, shaped sleeves
and a slim gored skirt. Bracelet
length sleeves are also provided.
• • *
Pattern No. 8258 comes in sizes 34, 36,
38. 40. 42. 44. 46 and 48. Size 36. short
sleeve, 3f£ yards of 36 or 39-inch.
Campus Brightcner.
IUST the thing to brighten a
campus wardrobe is this clever
yoked dress for juniors. | The V
trim on th? yoke is repeated ad
the hipline. Sleeves can be brief
or the popular push-up length.
Pattern No. 8299 Is for sizes 11. 12, 13,
14, 18 and 18. Size 12. cap sleeve, 441
yards of 35 or 39-inch.
Send an additional 25 cents for youi
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It's filled with smart new styles, spedel
features, easy to make frocks. Free pet
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7 A General Quiz
The Questions
1. How many permanent teeth
does a mah have?
2. What does an orthodontist do?
3. How much did the trial of for
mer Premier Tojo and his aides
cost?
4. What state and what cities in
the U. S. were named the “safest
iti the nation?”
5. What state is known as the
“Cracker state?”
6. What term is applied to a
horse that has never won a race?
The Answers
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RECIPE FILE
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*4 cup butter or margarine
44 lb. marshmallows (about
244 doz.)
44 teaspoon vanilla
1 pkg. Kellogg's Rice
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Heat butter or margarine and ni«Tnhm.n/—
over water until syrupy. Beat in vanilla. Put
Rice Krisples In greased bowl and pour mix
ture on top. Mix welL Press Into 9 x 13 greased
shallow tin. Out Into 244" squares when cooL
Yield: 24 delicious Rice Krisples xr—1-
low Squares. Everyone will love them!
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