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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1950
Page
3
The article explains blanket labeling rules since 1933, distinguishes All Wool from Part Wool, and emphasizes checking labels for wool percentage. It advises selecting higher wool content for warmth, examining weave quality, and considering durability. It also covers proper sizing, bed arrangement, and careful washing tips to avoid felting and damage.
American Builder magazine notes homeowners favor overhead showers in tubs due to piping already in place. It highlights glass panels for enclosures, cabinet showers, new valves and safety features, plus prefabricated metal shower cabinets shipped knocked down for economy and ease of installation. It also discusses square tubs with corner seats for space efficiency and safety features for small baths.
Ellen May Guild will meet tonight at Mrs. Glen Freeman's home 615 Thomson Avenue. Reports will be given on recent synodical meetings held in Great Falls.
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