Pets on Parade Pattern 7436 Embroidered Motifs
Decorative pattern description for nine 14 inch motifs labeled as pattern 7436. Includes sample color options pink blue and natural. Instructions request thirty five cents, name and address printed plainly for mail order. Parade theme features pets on a carriage or baby welcome panel.
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Fashion pattern ad for separate tops and skirt trio
Advertises Printed Pattern 4620 for girls sizes 6 through 14 and Printed Pattern 475 for teen sizes with a ring necked bias blouse jerkin and flared skirt set. Includes fabric yardage, pricing, and mail order details to Anne Adams Pattern 6For Department PLPN 60 Front Street Toronto.
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Storing cabbage for winter on farm and indoors
This guide advises preserving late cabbage either outdoors in a trench or on a well drained soil, or indoors in a cool cellar with airflow. Cabbage heads should be drained by inverting briefly, leaves trimmed, stems left short, and storage beds prepared with sand if concrete floors are used.
Royal ban waived on baby gifts for Princess Margaret
Princess Margaret will waive the royal ban on accepting presents for her expected baby around late October. Clothing from private givers and charity groups will be welcomed, while gifts usually go back with a polite note. Kensington Palace has received items including a White silk bed cover and pillow slip made by disabled workers.
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Ontario sales tax sparks broad citizen critique
The column denounces Ontario's proposed three percent sales tax as a costly burden on consumers and vendors alike. It argues many casual sales will require tax remittance, warns of strict enforcement, and questions political benefits while urging a simpler, one time levy.
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MAN Jacket Hunters Warned In Toronto Woods
A Toronto area hunter wears a jacket marked MAN to help others distinguish him from deer. The piece warns hunters have misread warnings and shot fellow hunters, noting many drills and poor eyesight. It urges caution and even suggests staying home for safety.
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