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Turkish Toweling as Labor Saver
BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER.
Mussed towels that are In evidence
In a bathroom, give an untidy appear
•.nee to the whole room. Yet there
must be towels that are in constant
|jse, and which cannot very well look
Immaculate after use, even when fold
ed and hanging in their right places
rn the towel rods. What, then, can
r>e done to avoid this undesirable look,
Net have towels used as needed? The
Idv Wtisk
THE TURKISH TOWEL MAY BE
OF SMALL SIZE.
solution is in having Turkish towels!
They can he crumpled and creased
when used and look as smooth as ever
when hung on the rack.
This sort of toweling solves the
problem well. It can be in the form
of roller towels, or be hand-towel size
and be hung in convenient places.
These are not expected, of course,
to take the place of any regular tow
els, such as the members of the fami
ly have for themselves. They are
extras, for using at odd times during
the day. One of these turkish towels
The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
(Copyright. 1926.)
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Across.
1. Fragrance.
5. A color.
9. Paddle like implement.
10. Not false.
13. body of water.
14. Try out.
15. Gait of a liorse.
18. Diphthong.
15. Kxistenoe.
21. Three-toed sloth.
Tbnotor (abbr.).
23. Printed notice.
24. Advertisements.
26. He ill.
28. Piece of ground.
29. Tiny point.
80. Street (abbr).
81. Unit of length (abbr.l.
33. Printer's measure.
35. A burden.
36. Southern State (abbr.).
.(i. Uncommon.
38. Philippine weapon.
40. Unit of work.
43. Submerged rock
44 Two thousand pounds.
46. Musical instrument.
47. Web-footed animals.
Down.
1 Blood vessel.
2. Ammon.
3. Uonjunction.
