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! Here is a last minute. gift that you can make in a hurry, or make one for yourself to wear while you are helping with Christmas. A large, red bandana fits right into the color scheme for the

A simple way to make an apron from a bandana is to cut ofl enough of the top corner to make a pocket. Cutting off the corner also makes a straight edge across the chest so that: the halter | strap can be sewn on. Roll and stitch the cut off edge before add-

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ribbon or cotton tape. The belt ties should be cut long enough so that they will tie in a bow behind the person wearing it. Mother or yourself for a model so that the halter tape will be the right length. Sew the tape securely so that it will not rip out when tied. Stitch the pocket in place wherever you want it, and now you will be ready for Christmas. MONDAY—Sock Presents for Your

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—By Al Vermeer

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MISS PRUDENCE PIMPLETON.

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