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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1934)
Page 7 TIMES, WILLAMINA. OREGON Thursday, December 13, 1934 CHAIR BACK AND ARM REST DESIGN OUR COMIC SECTION FINNEY OF THE FORCE By Ted O ’lxm aM ia ft Ry W m I w * Vele» The Pay* Off W B L L -L o TS WHO ME ? GET MARRIBP ? » SHOULD SA< —I NOT» MO 1M P B E P - <JiV& UP M E iMPERPEMDEMCe? H A II t------r No? By GMANDMOTMER CLARK o ' G U R R J.S P O »T— o i HAP A G o o d T o e got o i a fo r e , o i , M A R R IE D AKl G iv e it u p ii y SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The school did not willingly In vade the home to find subjects for instruction. (Social and economic changes that are now taking place make the kindergarten a necessity.) It was when the home had failed to teach girls cooking, when neither fa ther nor son could use the interest ing contents of the tool-box, when families were not giving their chil dren music appreciation, a love for good reading, or a taste for art, that the schools were forced to introduce home - making, manual training, school libraries, and those subjects and activities that for centuries the schools never tried to give nor need ed to add to their curricula.— School. — CREOMULSION -T u lip ” Chair Back and A rm Rests; Three-Piece Set in Filet Crochet. ..Y iS -O i B B T Y ez pont W O -A M D I B BT YOU p iP h T T KHOW W H Ü T 2s vMUZ G e T ™ KMDW E IT H E R MJHIN OI M A R R IE D AH Wet THE FEATHERHEADS LisiteN To. THAT PAIN/ IT'S A SflSADY povJN F o u r 1 BET THAT IT W IL L K E E P U P A L L N IG H T I P IT P O E S — IT W IL L M A K E T H IN G S W ERT W E T 5 Chair backs and arm rests in crochet have been used for gener ations and are today again very pop alar for practical and decorative pur poses. How much more inviting is a chair that has this added personal touch and in a design that stands out clear ly on a dark background. This set in a conventional tulip design la easy work even for the in experienced. The large filet stitch being used makes the work interest ing, and a surprisingly short time Is required to finish the set. It is an attractive addition to yonr living room or a valued g ift for a friend. The chair back measures 10 by 14 inches, the arm rests 6 by 10 Inches I f crocheted with a fairly tight stitch. A looser stitch will produce a larg er size. This package, No. 705, con tains sufficient cream-colored Moun tain Craft Crochet Cotton to com plete this three-piece set, also cro chet hook. Instructions are Includ ed, also a black and white diagram of the design so the meshes may be easily counted. W rite our crochet department, en closing 40 cents for this complete package, No. 705, which contains suf ficient thread to make this beautiful set, or send 10 cents for the instruc tions and diagram only. Address— Home C raft Co.—Dep’L B,. Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave, S t Louis, Mo. Enclose a stamped addressed en velope when writing for any infor mation M illio n « o f C ars J u n k e d IT REMINDS ME r OF THE F IR S T N IG H T - € WE M ET— r e m e m b e r * r , AW I COM E ONZ FAWNY----- ToU Fifteen million automobiles have been Junked in the United States since 1930— and about a fifth of that number were manufactured prior to 1027. 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