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books should find their way into lots of Christmas stockings.

Next door on Gay Street is John Walker Jen kin 1 Auction House, site of an auction every Thursday night. Browse a while in his showroom and you will discover many small treasures suitable for Christmas giving. Call Jenkins at 675-3325 or 9878211.

Also on Gay Street is the studio of A1 Kettler, artist, illustrator and designer. A1 has a wide selection of prints, paintings and drawings. He’s having a special Christmas sale of his prints. Call him at 675-3650.

Au Dels Studio, recently opened by local artist Delia Myers, features water colors and acrylics. Delia is selling matted watercolors for $10 and up and can be reached at 675-3440.

Leaving town, stop by Washington Antiques and Upholstery, housed in a preCivil war log cabin. Moregan Zale has an upholstery service here specializing in extra loving care for your precious antiques and not-soantique but favorite old chair. For Christmas gifts. Moregan has one-of-a-kind comforters made from antique fabric, custom-made pillows, hex signs painted by Linda Heimstra, and old sheet music and cards. Moregan is open Wednesday through Saturday from 1-5, or call her at 675-3753.

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