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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Inside this week’s issue


Beautiful coral can be grown in home aquariums.
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Fresh as all outdoors

Nothing beats hanging laundry on the line for that clean fragrance, says Cheryl-Anne Millsap.

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Familiar ring

Polly Cunningham cherishes the restored 1915 telephone that once graced her family’s farm.

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Terra cotta beauty

Bill and Wendy Budge’s home is covered with glazed ceramic tiles.

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Applying a new coat

The Tool Guy offers advice on preparation and painting walls that have been painted before.

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Tool time

A look at the convenience and joy of having a selection of tools.

Pages 10-12

Picking up the pieces

Terry Shanahan retores the beauty and functionality of old and damaged furniture.

Page 13

Bring in the hummers

Attracting hummingbirds to your yard is easy if you know their tastes, says Pat Munts.

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Mum’s the word

Pat Munts has some advice for gardener who can’t get her chrysanthamums to bloom at the right time.

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Sea full of color

Coral provides a brilliant underwater landscape, but it takes care and patience to grow it.

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