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GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
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COFFEE SHOP
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Save Time With '
Mock Smockinq
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
IF SMOCKING seems to be time
consuming, here is a short cut
that saves hours. The first step is
to shirr the material by machine.
Loosen the tension slightly and
stitch in straight rows; then pull
up the bobbin thread to gather the
material.
You will note in the sketch that
some of the simple hand stitches
are made over two rows of gath-
era and the others over a single
row. Much of the beauty of mock
smocking depends upon the spac-
ing of the rows. The double rows
of gathers in the sketch, No. 2 and
4, are g4-inch apart. The space
between these and the single rows
should be about ~-inch,
Another important point is the
choice of colors and an interest-
ing variety of stitches, In the ar-
rangement shown here, rows 1, 3
and 5 are made in the darkest
color by back-stitching over the
gathers as in row 5 and then work°
ing loop-stitches through the back-
stitches as in row 1. Row 2
is a version of plain feather stitch-
~, and row 4 is done in the Cre-
stitch, VariatRms of all ef
these stitches and dozens of oth-
ers that will be new to you and
your friends a~e fully illustrated
in Book 2 ~I~d herewith.
, Are you ee~ad~for birthdays;
and the next churL~lk bazaar? Do
you turn time in|o ~oney with
things to sell? Mrs. Spears' Sewing
Book 2 has helped thousands of
women. It is full of new ideas for
things you can make in your spare
time. If your home is your hobby
you will also want Book l--~Sewo
ing for the Home Decorator. Or-
der by number enclosing 25 cents
for each book. If you order both
books, a leaflet on crazypatch
quilts with 36 authentic stitches
will be included free. Address
Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St.,
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Ice Cream Cake
2 Cups of fine granulated sugar
% cup of butter and shortening
1 cup of cold water
3 Cups of flour
3 teaspoons of baking powder
Whites of five eggs
Cream butter and sugar. Add
alternately two cups of the flour
and tl~e water. Then add the
stiffly beaten whites of the eggs,
and lastly, one cup of flour and
baking powder.
Bake in two pans at 350 degrees.
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THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
LALA PALOOZA Brother Vincent Has to. Be Sat On By RUBE GOLDBERG
TO BI~ING THE #~4A~OOtqI /l_ h~ES. ] I ~V,I~C, ENT~.p ~ ~ YOU, SIS - l DON"I
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By C. M. PAYNE
~n te WNU Service
JUST AS SAFt~
Mrs. Hibbertson--What I have
just said is a great secret. It was
told to me in the strictest confi-
dence. I must caution you against
repeating it.
Mrs. Mowlby--I shall endeavor to
be just as cautious as you are.-
Royal Arcanum Bulletin.
Suggestion
She--I've been through every
drawer and can't find my bathing
costume.
He--Maybe a moth has eaten it,
dear.
Spectator--Do play-
ers get up early, CoachT
NI~W GAME
Father--Now, Jane, what were
you doing last night at the gate?
Jane--John and I were playin~
Kith and Kin.
Father--Kith and Kinl Whatev~
do you mean?
Jane--John said, "Can I kirk
you?" and I said, "You kin."
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~-- A Word From the Wise By J. MILLAR WATT