Image 6 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), November 26, 1915

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Acceptable HOMEMADE CHRIST MAS GIFTS JX BY JULIA BOTTOMLEY Wall Tockets for the Closet pv Í y r 1 3 dESES bs3aUl 93 tfi jE 21 Si Éi BBdtiifiBífiái A convenient gift which wit be wol comwl bjr either men or women Is xroup of wall pockets for the closet A strip of denim or cretonne Is cut hs long as the maker may choose and tound with tape Strips of the fiinlfrtal canning ia width and length are bound with the tape and a deep x plait Is laid In each one Theso pieces arc stitched along three sides to the plain strip to form orkets as shown in the picture above The pockets hold slippers lihoes rubbers hosiery corsets or Htnall articles for the laundry Porkis made to extend the length of the loHt door will hold everything which lMiiiUly finds a place on the floor Darning Bag of Silkalene Two squares of figured silkalene are placed face to face and machlne ftltched together In a felled seam One corner is then cut off and the bag and corner piece turned right side out The edges made by cutting off the corner are folded over a small em