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now and have the pleasure of making them balance very nicely. Mum–I am sure I enclosed that flannelette sample. You must have mislaid it. Here is another one. For the blankets I got two yards of eiderdown wool. Each blanket will be a yard square. Had I better buy a hair matress and pillow for the baby's basket? And what about sheets? Shall I buy some goods and make some? And what material ought I to use? I'm glad you are getting Colliers' all right. How do you like it? Mrs. Baker has invited Max and me over to supper Sunday. She expects to work with the Doctor (he now has a downtown office) for the next two weeks and after that she and I expect to go to eachother's homes every week and sew.