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A convict of
• Bridal & latidesniaide
Gowns.
Veils & Headpieces
• Tuxedos
• Invitations, shoes
& accessOries
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Tues & Wed 10 alP -8 Pm
Thum & FYI 10 am -9 pm
Saturday 9 am -5 pm
INed & lbws 10 at - 9pm
Saturday $pm
Tues & Fri 10 am - 5:30 pm
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The
SALE
TO END ALL
SALES
Continues until
FEB. 27
ONE OF 3 DRAWS
for 3 fabulous
SHOPPING SPREES
f o r
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See our latest spring fashions and cruisewear
THE CLASSIC LOOK FOR WOMEN
162 Main St. Mount Forest 3234789
February Hours: Mon. -Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
$041r_
make1;tlu
noinikat
two, cheek f,
partmentsto
marked down at bai
A yard-and4-
webbing is alt you nc
plete the sick. IA* can
your own lc lht ties by opt
yards of 1 -inch grosgrain ri
'half and sewing the two strii
gether up both sides. -
First make sack handl by cut
ting off two 18 -inch pieces 0
webbing or ribbon. Turn raw end:
under 14inch 4n14: box stitch .on
piece 10 the., right- side of eal
Place mat on Short ends of
mats. The ends :Of the webbin
should be about 4'k inches apart
forming U-shaped handle.
Rain the sack *elf by Pinnin
the Mats wrong sides togethe,
along the two longsidesand, hit
tom end. Make certain your han-
dles are at the unpinned end.
Next, cut the remaining webb-
ing in half. Fold the halves into
two loops and slip then) between
the mats on, opposite _sides_ near
the top. Pin these in place and test
the sack on the stroller. The loops
should slide easily over the
•str011er handles; adjust them if
necessary.
Finally, run a zigzag machine
stitch or whipstitch by hand
around the three pinned sides of
the mats., You now have an ideal
catch-all wherever you go.
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To add personal flair to the
stroller sack, brainstorm simple
ideas for decorating the right side
of one mat before you pin AO sew
them together.. For example,
crisscross pieces of ribbon across
the mat and topstitch to hold them
in place.
Or create a pocket for „the sack
with a coordinating fabric napkin.
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is pleased to announce
that they are your new
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mixing field"
DEALER
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Serving Howick, Wallace, Elma & Grey Township
Complete line
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A buttoned flap __makes the idea
even handier.
And any choice of stenciled or
appliqued designs that are fast to
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add-will-give-the-sack-orlWely
peal.' Nevi mothers especially will
appreciate the baby's name dis-
played on front:
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Q: This mark is on the back of
the neck of my doll. She is 20 inch-
es tall with a bisque head and
leather body. Can you tell me any-
thing about her vintage, value and
origin?
k The body was made by the
Butler Bros. and the head was
made by Armand Marseilles in
Germany during the early 20th
tentury.
*A. dealer would price this at
.about $500 in good condition.
Q: What can you tell me about
handkpainted porcelain by Angell -
ea Kauffman?
jAegeliee Kauffman (1741-
S. artist who painted in
dal manner. However,
painted any porcelain
or Vases. Her work was
ied widely between 1870 and
long dia. Kauffman was
1111 not 941Y eoliied her
thet copied her aigna-
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Q: I realize that some Indian
pottery is just tourist junk, but
some is quite valuable. Can you
explain this?
A: If you really want to know
about Indian pottery, I suggest
that you get "American Indian
Pottery" by John Barry,
At the top is the work of Maria
Martinez of the San Ildefonso Pue-
blo. Some of her black glazed piec-
es sell for over $5,000 (those pro-
duced between 1915 and 1934).
At the other end is the black -
and -white unglazed pottery of the
Acoma Indians. Small bowls and
dishes sell for as little as $10.
As long as you don't spend too
much, you can judge Indian pot-
tery by your own taste. If you like
it, buy it.
Send your questions about antiques
with pictures(s), a detailed descrip-
tion, a self-addressed envelope and
$2 per item .to James G. IVIcCollam,
P.O. Box 1087, Notre Dame, IN
46556. All questions will be answered
but published pictured cannot be re-
turned.
McCollam is a member of the
Antique Appraisers Association of
America.
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