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Starts Dec. 30th Through Jan. 31st
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Betty Moran, homemaker,
horsewoman, gardener, cook, and
seamstress is also a handicrafter.
A specially equipped room in
her home is reserved for sewing
and for the creating of her hand
made novelites. Scraps of
materials are carefully saved to be
utilized in all sorts of projects
throughout the year.
Dolls and aprons, pot holders
and dusting mitts, tote bags, wall
decorations, felt tree ornaments
rich with glitter and angels
demure and dainty are among her
current accomplishments.
Now she enjoys the many
Christmas cards received, and
displays them fondly during the
holidays. Afterward she uses them
in many ways. "They a.re just too
pretty to be thrown away," she
says.
Mrs. Moran has made baskets
of them, and scrapbooks; she has
cut them with pinking shears into
attractive tags for gift packages;
and now she has found yet
another fascinating manner in
which to preserve them.
She makes decorative balls,
which may be used as mobiles,
centerpieces, tree ornaments, or
package tie-ons, according to size.
First she cuts 20 circles from
cards, making certain that each
round composes a complete
picture, and that all are
compatible in color and design.
The circles must be uniform in
size, the diameter of them
determining the dimensions of the
finished article.
Next one needs a pattern of
an equilateral triangle, cut from
sturdy cardboard and so sized
that the points touch the edges of
the circle. Place the cardboard on
each circle in turn, folding the
circle over the sides of the triangle
to create a definite shaping. The
upturned edges will be stapled
BETTY MORAN and her little dog, Pete, display a mobile
made from Christmas cards.
together to form a ball, using a
very small hand stapler. The top
of the ball requires five circles, so
stapled that the tops come
together in a point. The lower
edge should consist of flat sides
forming a continuous rim. To this
Public Library Offers Books
On Building Of Vocabulary
By MORLEY KRAMER dictionaries and aides to learning
Do you ever get hung-up on French, German, Spanish,
is stapled additional circles, flat
edge to flat edge, leaving alternate
triangular openings. Completed
now is the top half of the
ornament. All pictures in this
portion should be in an upright
position.
The bottom half is assembled
in exactly the same way, except
that it must be remembered to so
place the pictures that they too
will be right side up when the two
pieces are joined. Fit the two
sections together and staple into
position, using paper clips to hold
in place throughout the process.
A ribbon is attached to the
words? T~el Shelton Public Russian, Latin, Danish,
Library can help you. At~ son'ie ' Norxvegiam, Italian and Esperanto. • top with needle and thread; it
time everyone stumbles about For the right word on words, 'may extend tfirough the ball and
visit the Shelton Public Library.
The Library will be open noon to
5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Monday
through Friday and noon to 5
p.m. Saturday.
The Library will be closed for
the New Year's Holiday from 3
p.m. Dec. 31 until noon Jan. 2.
to it may be attached smaller
balls. There are countless
possibilities for variations.
"The idea is not limited to
Christmas cards", Betty declares.
"I've made them from Easter
cards, Birthday cards, and also
from pretty wrapping paper."
Now, for a limited time, your choice of a
lovely silver water, wine or sherbet goblet, all
from famed International Silver Co.,--abso-
lutely FREE when you open a savings account
$250 or more, you can purchase additional
your present savings account at TCF.
Then, with each additional Jeposit of only
of $500 or more, or when you add $500 to
goblets for just $3. But hurry. Start your set
now. This offermay have to be limited, soon.
looking for a definition,
synonyms, a slang expression,
correct grammer, and certainly
correct spelling. In such cases, the
library can offer some very useful
assistance. We have a variety of
books on vocabulary building
which are invaluable to persons
who want to talk fluently, write
clearly, and understand what is
being written. They can be very
helpful to business people,
secretaries, writers, students, and
to anyone who works with words.
In addition to the unabridged
dictionaries the library has the
Dictionary of Slang and
Unconventional English, a
Dictionary of Foreign Words and
Phrases, a Dictionary of New
Words, dictionaries of synonyms
and thesaurus. Several abridged
dictionaries can be checked out
for home use.
English is only one of the
languages in the library. We have
Cosmetics
for YOU
TO HEI_P PERFUME
"LAST"
Q. Perfume doesn't seem
to "last" on my skin. Is there
anything I can do about it?
A. Dry skin does not seem
to hold a scent as long as does
oily skin. If this is your
)roblem, try using a bath oil,
toilet water and perfume all in
the same scent. The fragrance
will last longer, especially if
you refresh it several times
during the day by applying
perfume from a perfume
)urser.
It may be, however, that
you have simply become so
accustomed to one fragrance
that you no longer notice it on
/ourself,
SCENT FOR A
TEENAGER
Q. What type of fragrance
would you recommend for a
teenager?
A. I n general, teenagers
should stick to "light"
fragrances.
For daytime wear, a floral
scent is probably most
appropriate; for evening wear,
she might like a modern blend.
The personality of the
particular girl should also be
taken into consideration in
choosing a fragrance.
Nail's Pharmacy
Emergency Ph. 426-2165
Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAl,
IAVlNGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
0 OLYMPIA--- Home Office
FIf~ Irr Capitol Way
• LACEY • SHELTON
Branch Branch
4131 Madtet Sqnm 313 Railmd Avenue
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OVER $ 2000. O0
REDUCED
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NEVER A BETTER SALE
SPORTSHIRTS 159 2F°r
Reg. 8.00 | 500
Reg.
5.00 mI88 3
SPORTSHIRTS , r
L. Sleeves 11
ENTIRE STOCK
MEN'S SWEATERS
ENTIRE STOCK
MEN'S COATS
I j OFF
J REG.
I RET.
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dip REG.
RET.
NYLON COATS
Reg. To 18.95
Reg. 65.00
Alteration Charges
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SUITS
9500
MEN'S
SPORT COATS
Reg. To 65.00
DRESS SLACKS
Sta-Press
588 2F°r
100o
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Reg.
1.50
FAMOUS BRAND -- SIZES 8-18
• JUMPERS
• WOOL SKIRTS
• PLAID PANTS
O PLAID DRESSES
' OFF
PRICE
LADLES
COAT
FUR TRIMMED
Reg. 78.00 NOW
51:i°°
UNTRIMMED !
DRESS COATS
Reg. 49.94
I
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ENTIRE STOCK
LADIES'CAR
Reduced
OFF
LADLES'
NYLON TOW
Reg. To 28.95
LADLES'
L. S. SPORTSHIRTS
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Reg. 4.00 II
FOR
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Children's Dept.
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RET.
3 -14
GIRLS' COATS
Reg. 20.00 Reg. 22.001Au
3 To 6X 7 To 14 =w
1/3 AND 1/2 OFF REG. RET.
Reg. To 10.00
Reg. To 20.00
Reg. To 30.00
ENTIRE STOCK
LADLES' COCKTAIL
Reduced
LARGE GROUP
PRICE
GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR
7 To 14 NOW
Reg. 4.00
PANT SUITS
AND
NOW
NOW 2366
GIRLS' ROBES
Reg. 7.00 NOW
2 AND 3PC
WOOL KNIT
NOW 24"
GIRLS' PANTIES
Reg. 69¢ NOW
3 FOR 147
Reg. to $49.95
MANY BELOW COST
NOW 1588
GIRLS' SPORTWEAR
OFF REG. RETAIL
GIRLS' SLIPPERS
Reg. ci.50 NOW
Reg. 16.00
I
I:I88
WRANGLER JEAN'S
3 To 6X, Reg. 3.50 NOW
7 To 14, Reg. 4.00 NOW
GIRLS' SWEATERS
/4 OFF REG. RETAIL
GIRLS' BLOUSES
3 To 6X TO
Reg. 7.00NOW
Thousands of Items
ON SALE
Throughout the Store
Reg. 8.00
BLOUSES
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"Periwink"L
down,
orange,
REG.
Soft and Absorbenf
REG.
Six Solid fashion colors in
REG. 1.98 REG. 1.29
BATH .......... •
Reg... 59
REG. 39c
KITCHEN
Many
Colors
Fortrelt
21 x 27
REG.
21 x 31
REG.
21 x 37
REG.
Snowbird PILLOW, 21x27 REG. 10.98 ........................................L
Dacron/Foam PILLOW 20x26 REG. 4.98 ..............................
1st Quality Quaker Lace
1
85% Cotton 15 % Dacron polyester
Natural or White
54 x 70 ..................
70 x 90 ..................
Also rounds and ovals
70 x 108 .................................
SELECTION TABLECLOTHS
e discontinued, reduced to
pecially priced
Select Groups
GIFTS
AND LINENS
PRICED AS MARKED
Reg.
$2.00 pr.
Some Below Cost