. Home mission handicraft; ideas for work and play in mission bands and junior societies. Fig. 225.—Make the toaster by thispattern. (Fig. 204). Trace the toaster (Fig. 225) on cardboard, paintit black, bend up the four semicircular rings and benddown the two feet, one on each side (Fig. 226). Chicken and other eatables were placed between thefront and back rinsrs on the toaster and broiled before the A Toy Colonial Kitchen 41 fire, which was so hot that it was necessary to havelong handles on all cooking utensils. S Several pieces of iron of varying lengths, generally made into the shapeof th

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. Home mission handicraft; ideas for work and play in mission bands and junior societies. Fig. 225.—Make the toaster by thispattern. (Fig. 204). Trace the toaster (Fig. 225) on cardboard, paintit black, bend up the four semicircular rings and benddown the two feet, one on each side (Fig. 226). Chicken and other eatables were placed between thefront and back rinsrs on the toaster and broiled before the A Toy Colonial Kitchen 41 fire, which was so hot that it was necessary to havelong handles on all cooking utensils. S Several pieces of iron of varying lengths, generally made into the shapeof the letter S, were called Vpot-hooks; they hung on thecrane. Make two or threeFig. 227.—Make pot-hooks of cardboarda pot-hook ^j^(^ T)A\x\t them black like tlus. ^ (Fig. 227). When youare not using the little toaster, bendup the handle and hang it on a pinstuck in the wall (Fig. 204).. Fig. 226.—The toaster.

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