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And at Nature’s Foods and Cafe next door, Rae Haase has Oriental curios, fresh baked Christmas and French bread, natural beauty products, herb teas, spices, dried fruits and nuts.
Country Heritage in the basement of the Clopton House should be on the list of places to visit even for those who have finished their Christmas shopping. Nan and Jim Tomlinson have three trees decorated—Victorian, country and Smithsonian. They have stockings as well, hung by the stairway with care, both knit and Victorian velvet and lace. At every turn, there are gifts, gifts and more gifts, quality crafts fashioned by Nan’s suppliers around the nation.
Country Heritage has hand-made ornaments for the tree, dolls, stuffed animals, pottery, quilted vests and handbags to match, pinnafors for little girls, fabric picture frames, baskets, a village for the model train collector, wreaths, pillows, shiny wooden apples and much, much more.
For kids on a limited budget. Nan offers one of the best buys in the county—hand dipped candles from 59 to 89 cents a pair in a rainbow of colors. For the cook who wants the aroma of herbs and spices to fill the kitchen, she has spice hotplates, another bargain at $8.50. Stock includes
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