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His Sweater
THE QUICK-CROCHET afghan squares
are set together to make this warm
sweater for the 'man-in-your-life'. Use
gray and navy, or his favorite colors!
Pattern No. 5172-N has crochet and
finishing directions—sizes small (36-
38), medium (40-42) and large (44-46)
inclusive.
DEAR POLLY—To prevent milk bottles
from rattling against each other in the
refrigerator, place a wide elastic band
around the widest part of each bottle.
—DOROTHY
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DEAR POLLY—Save that leftover piece
of chain link fence. It will be great for
wrapping around the shrubs to keep
them out of the way the next time the
house is painted.—LlNDA
DEAR POLLY—lnstead of making a
soap lather when I shave my legs I use
a liquid detergent. Just squirt o small
amount on the legs, spread it around
and then shave. This is so easy.
—K. S. G.
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Send them to her, core of this newspaper.
by Raeburn Van Buren
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DEAR POLLY—When my sister finds
her children's belongings scattered
around the house she puts them in a
special box that is marked "Dog
House." The owner of any items must
do an extra chore to get an object out
of the box. This is an easy way to teach
youngsters to put away their posses
sions.—MELANlE
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DEAR POLLY—When making seams,
darts and so on, I keep a small piece of
cloth (3 x 1 inches) handy. First I sew
over the narrow end and then go on with
the seam. After sewing the seam clip
off the cloth and reuse it again when
completing the end of the seam. This
keeps the thread from slipping out of
the needle when starting and also saves
thread that is ordinarily pulled out
when stitching is completed.—MAßY
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DEAR POLLY—I make liners out of old
sheets and put them in sleeping bags
to keep them clean. Cut the material
to fit in the bag and attach with ties.
When the liner gets dirty just remove
it and put in the washer. You are saved
the cost of having the entire bag
cIeaned.—VIRGINIA
DEAR POLLY—Campers will find that
a handy container for holding utensils
and food is one of those metal cans in
which bakeries get shortening. They
usually can be bought for a small
amount. The lids fit tightly, making
them waterproof and ant proof. We
find ours large enough to hold frying
pans and dishes, yet fit in our car trunk.
—ZITTELLA
DEAR POLLY—Our brother mode a
hard-to-remove scuff mark on the floor
every time he walked across it while
wearing his new rubber soled shoes. We
applied clear nail polish on the corners
of the shoes. This worked so well we
have no more marks on the floor.—
GAIL and TERRY
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DEAR POLLY—When having company •
and you do not have a pad that fits
under your best tablecloth all you have
to do is put a sheet on the table as you
would a cloth. Bring the edges under
the table and tape them in place.
(Polly's note—ff you want better pro
tection from hot dishes substitute a
clean bed pad. If the cloth is trans
parent cover the pad with a sheet and
then put on the cIoth.)—CHARLOTTE
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