Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1951 — Page 37

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places around the material will give a target or bulls-eye effect when

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be gathered to wrap with string. All of the material can be dipped into one color of regular package dye or in several colors. No dye penetrates under the wrapped string. When dyed, untie the strings and lay on'a paper to dry. Use a shoe string to tie around the top of your ditty-bag! TOMORROW-—Hide and Seek a “Homegrown” Deer,

—By Al Vermeer

GOOD HEAVENS WHAT IS IT?

IT'S SO DARK NOW BACK THERE IN THOSE MOOVIAN JUNGLES 1 CAN'T SEE ANYTHING! WE'LL HAVE TO GIVE UP FOR TODAY.

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\ Hop EVERY- ' THING, MRS, RAMBLE ! SOME SQUARE WAS PEEKING IN THAT WINDOW /

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SHUT YOUR ROYAL TRAP, COUNT, AND DON'T SPEND ANY OF THE MONEY UNTIL I RETURN FROM CRABTREE CORNERS /

THE FAIREST FLOWER OF ALL AS MY WIFE, BUT TO THINK (DROOL ) OF ALL THAT

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