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through Sunday. Shoppers who can’t make it into Washington on those days can try to reach Candy when she’s not tied up in her job as a full-time real estate sales woman. If she's not busy with a client, she’ll open up for perspective local buyers. What more can a customer ask?

Nature’s Foods

Rae and Bob Haase's little health food store next door to the Welfare office also offers a wide selection of Christmas gifts for the younger shoppers who need to stretch their money stash. For under $5. Rae has all kinds of kitchen articles, including bean sprouters, calendars, vegetable steamers, tea balls, spices, gift tea boxes and cook books.

For folks who’ve gone back to nature, Rae’s putting together special herbal medicine chests and for natural food enthusiasts, there are memberships available in the food co-op. a gift that countinues gjving all year. Nature’s Foods also carries tee-shirts, draw-string pants, toiletries and posters. In additioa the store serves as an outlet for the decorative brass hair clips handcrafted by George Anderson of Sperryville.

Nature’s Foods is open from 10 am. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

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