THE CHINA: MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 2,,, 1956.

PRACTICAL HOMECRAFT

SLIPPER PIN CUSHION

MATERIALS: Cata Chal Mercer {'rochet No. 10 all selected

(20 gr.) colour, 1 Oval Pin Cushion.

cbinu Slipper. Pince f Narrow Velvet Ribbon, Mil wards Steel t'rochet Hl«x}# No. 2. (Slack workers could usa No. 24. hook and tight workers a No. 1).

TENSION: 3 rows fr. 4, in, 12 cm)

MEASUREMENTS: Shoe from toe to last 3

(9 cm).

ABBREVIATIONS: b

chat:

restdels

ekende po be, bi tr

Truble, fr treble.

space, st

slitch.

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st) mes, (Bih. 1de into next ch) 4 Tunes 2b. 1 to male fent de

2nd and 3rd Rows: · 3 ch.

tule next loop, reprat from ending with 2 et, 1 tr antes to of previous row

4th Row: * 5 ch. 7 de

Tu

repeat finn

wika 13 ties move. 2 into each d next 3 loops, 2 sb. 1 de matar hch. I de inte next loop, rypeat from last 3 times

3rd Row: 5 ch. 1 de into onen of next 2 lungs, (5 ch. 1 de into times. I de into next foor ch, des de de Eaft, voch of next de

41 Row: xt, 1 de la each 24 15 oh, I the into next inoper 5 times. 1 de into next coop. 3 che, i de into each of next 5 se

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5th Row: Del 1 de inio encha

of next 2 korps, 13 ek, de into

A Lett

1 tones,

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3 ch. de into each

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of next 5 che

5th Row

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6th Row: 13 ch. ↓

6 Units. 3 ch. auto each of next 5 de

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15 1.

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7th Row Ink Brst th

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Fasten T

HEEL

1st Row:

thread Alark

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1 - 2 cach ch, à de ner′′ONN Strandt clage of back

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3 de 1 dr Hilo exi 1 tl to each of next 5 the

7th Row: 3 de veto such loop. 1 de inter each of next 5 de.

Hi Row: 1inla euch de

Mb Row

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!! orate taperk halt ut loos ently he appanisig ste st emch we de kerna (to de-

Fusteet heok intes at anch pull the #1 rough, insert hook thread int x $1 and pull through, thread over and pull

hook) throth all

lops un Now work I de inte back loop of Neay alternate d until 5 da:

T Fasten off.

Slap over slipper and

with solution of sugar water. Leave to dry.

Din custoon into slipper,

a suut law with ribbon sew at top of toe,

stiften

Inoort Make

and

From HIM to HER

Job for TWO

makes a gift for ONE...

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woman-akout-thehouse.

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basket, and 0 k

In hour NETWO

1.30

Une Wathing You may need HER help in stitching the bag

Now go aheari

TOOLS; Teton sww, hammer. ruler, brave with bin, 1, Win. drill, scissor, and screwdriver.

MATERIALS:

Four

diameter dowels 1. ns. long far in diameter dowels ft. dins, long, and suffle ent strong Juven material

to cut ut the

shapes

in diagram A

two 144

scrows,

[21.

elight

ping, and bers-

WRX,

DIREC TIONS:

up a bag

Make อย

of a stripe or checked Hinen

Inaterial.

The

circle cut In half makes the and the parl

ends,

other completes the bag shape.

When sewlan together. strengthen the Berm on the ends with tape.

The loops made "handle"

of

on

tho side the bag

should bo big enough

to let

a in. dowel

slide through.

To make the

frame cut four

Min. diameter

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make JOU! work-basket.

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Knit While You Relax

Short-sleeved Cardigan For Teenagers

the

MATERIALS: 5 (0) (0) ozs. following 4th row until there Emu 2-ply woo!. 1 pair each are 21 (22) (23) is. needles size 1 and 10, 8 buttons, uvedle. "Continue without shop- ing until work measures approx. MEASUREMENTS:

7 (74) (0) Inches ending at side edge.

inchor

34 20 30 161⁄2 10 184 3%

Co-

Sleeve Length 3 3

TENSION: 9 sx, and 3 rows to square inch.

ABBREVIATIONS: K. knit; p. purl; rep. repaul; tog. gether: sl(s), stitch(es); prox: approximately; beg. beginning; moane na stitches to be worked In that particular size.

NOTE: These instructione are written in 3 nizco. Sitchen

for 4x1

the measurements smallest size being given in the ordinary way, the larger sizes being bracketed in the follow- ing spaces.

BACK

Using two No. 1 needios cast on 45 (48) (51) sto, and p. 1 Tow. (bui đo not work into buck of loop). Now work in follow- ing pattern.

Shape armhole:

Keeping continuity of patter cast of 2 ms. beg of next row then doc. 1 st, at side edge in x 3 (4) (5) rows. (10 sts.)

Continue without shaping until work measures 84 (84) (8%) inches shaping ending at front edge.

from beg. of artholo

Next row (Work 2 work 2 tog..)tianGEM

Shape shoulder:

Cass of 6 str. at beg. of row. Work 1 www. Cal of remuun- inguts.

RIGHT FRONT

Following instructions for left front working ni shupings opporite aige.

BACK WAIST RIBBING

Using No. 10 necxides and with night side of work Racing pick up 104 (110) (116) sts, along lowur edge and work in k., inches. 29% p.1, ribbing for 10

Cast off in rib.

LEFT AND RIGHT FRONT WAIST RIBBING

ist row (right side (acing). KI. eat on 2 on to left hand needle, k.3. repeat from last st.. k.)

2nd row: P1. ↑ på tog., rep from to lust st. pl.

Rep here 2 mows ihroughout. nervising 1 st. at each end oť

arut

Using No. 10 needles withi

right side of work fac- ing pick up 48 (50) (54)

3rd und every following h low

edge at work in K.I.

mw until there are 53 (50) (56) p1, ribbing for 24 incbee

sta on the needjes. Continue Cost off in rib. without shaping until work

measures approx. 74% (74) (8) incher ending with n P. tow

Shape armholes:

1st row: Cast off 2 sts, at beg. of ew, then work in pattern tu wad of row.

2nd row: Cost off 2 sta at bog, of now, ns follows: p.l, (p.3 log, posa 1st st, over 2uc ul. on right hand needle) twice,

3rd row: K.2 log., end of row.

ot

each

4th row: P.4 tog, på tog. nop. from

4 st., p.4

tang.

·

to 'last

5th row: As 3rd row.

For 2nd size only: Ro.

4th

row.

4th

For 3rd sixe only: Rep. and 6th rows. 43 (44) (45) ets

Continue without shoping until work measures 8 (8%) (8%) inches from the bog. ot armhole shaping.

Shapo shoulden:

SLEEVES

in

inch.

ch

Using No. 10 neodles riist on A8 (92) (0) sts, and work k.1, p.1 Tibbing for i Cheungo to No. 1 needles work dee. row as follows: (P3 TOR) 4 (5) (8) times, (p.2 p.) 32 (31) (30) times (p.3 tog.) $ (5) (6) times. 40 (41) (42) sta

Cont. in pattern as given at

fur beg. of instructiona Back, undi work measure 351⁄2 inches from beg Shape top:

Keeping continuity of patterza cast of 2 sts, at beg, of next 2 rows. Dec, ist, nt each end of Ext and following 1 (2) (3)

alfortistes WS, then at rech end of every row unul 12 (13)

Cast off. (12) remain.

RIGHT FRONT EDGING

Usmar No. 16 needles cast on 150 (154) (158) Ma, 411 work I k., p. ribbing for 2 inches. Make buttonholes as follows:--

Next row: Bib 4 (4) (G) sta.

4 rows on Tum and work

Break off these 4 (4) (0) sta.

Wool to Rejoin wool *.

sts, and rib 18, turn maining and work for 4 rows on these 16 sis. Break off wool rep., ង់ from La unt thero aru buttonholes in all. Rejoin wool to remaining 34 (38) (40) ata. and work 5 rows. Work across all sts. for 11 rows. other set of buttonholes.

Make an

Work

across all sta. for 2 inches. Cast uff in rib.

LEFT FRONT EDGING Work to match Right Front edging omitting buttonholes, BACK NECK EDGING Using No. 10 needles cust on 34 (38) (38) sts, and work in k.t. p., ribbing to match front exigings.

on

waren

Cultivate Children's Love For Animals

WHEN

look

at

TO MAKE UP Pruse lightly with a iron over a damp cloth. Using a back st. sow up shoulder, alda and sleeve Sema, sot sleeves into armholes, Bow

back neck edging and front edgings so that top buttonholes are level with coloured thread on right front. Double the ribbing on to Francis of Assisi, you get a WTOILK sido and hem down feeling of the saint's kind- Nonten buttonholes and sew liness. You think of him as very kind to all persons as well as other creatures.

buttons.

PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA

By W. W. BAUER, M.D.

careless

215

TF1 were to give you the persistently Keeping continuity of pattern description of this totally to neglect treatment enst off 6 sta. nt beg, of next 4 disease which was first in order to arrive at such a rowa. Cast of? remaining 10 published by a (20) (21) sts. for Back of Neck.named Biemer in

physician state.

is nat Pernicious nuczołu 1872

curable Once the person has which I have no intention of he has or perhaps I had LEFT FRONT

doing-you would be horri-

work in pattern as given for Bock increasing i st, at beg, (side edge) of 3rd and every

botter

more common in women. pernicious yet having

Using No. 1 needles cast on 17 fied. Today a patient suffer is far y she has it because it (18) (19) sts, and p.1 row, then ing from pornicious anaemin And

would have to be stubbornly anaemia this patient may live 318 long as she would have ex- resistant to treatment or 80 pected to live without It, and in as good health. Always provid- ed that treatment is begun before permanent changes have occurred in Enportant. "arcos in the body.

Turquoise Emerges As Leading

Colour In Home Decoration

By ELEANOR ROSS

The term "pernicious" indi- entes a serverity which before 1024 was bailing to physicians. There was nothing they could do to stop the deady downward progress of these patients whose blood became less and capable of supplying the body with oxygen by reason of lis increasing poverty in red blood cxlis

WGiotto's painting of St.

We also tend to associate the finer human sensitivities with any person, who is kind to dumb animale.

I could not, for instance, think vd the farmer who lives near- by as over being ugly and un- secondary to some other cause,

kind because he is so kind to the A personi may be anaemic as

cats and birds and other crea- the result of loss of blood. This

His numerous cate mil ระบ

Purey, occur 15 41 large

have nimes. He talks to them haemorrhage or in repeated amali

as if they were persons. He also bleedings as from a hookwormilks to the sparrows that come to him for special food in winter laht upon bis

head, shoulders crid arms.

or from intestinal Infestation, direses. including ennett

to live Occasionally, excessive menstrual bleeding, or obscure loss of blood which con-

One wonders why on does not A per- often Unues for a long mo.

fee children cutirating son may be angemis because of such friendship with the tame nutritional dellelency, or boland wild creatures all around cause of an infection which them. Must they become philoso- keeps the blood below par by phers or poets fast? bacterial or virus setion,

CAUSE KNOWN

gecondary

It's wonderful when children from the time they en toddle enjoy watching all sorts of living A distinguished from the creatures ante, bees, worms, annerlas, the group |toads, turtles, squirrels and the of primary nnamins were like, without harming them. Let known as pernicious because 15 remember that

We are all for many years the cause was indults and children, inclined to not known. Now we do know kill all creatures that we fear. that the cauzo resides in the bone marrow, and that it in nsoolated with a doẞiency in the accretions of the momach.

The treatment of pernicious We can teach young childrers IN almost every group of care of walls and woodwork, Paky turquoise makes the wall SYMPTOMS CONTROLLED annemia was criablished arst in to enjoy observing lowly cross-

model display rooms we white

and never and mellow a deeper shade of behind the bed,

to harm any 1910 by workers who finally dis-tures have visited this year, tur turquoise ia used for Chartreuse the other walls. Car- Along with this poverty of the covered that a liver diet was living thing just for tmusement. quoise is the outstanding draperies and lampshades, charts and bedspread are in blood came nervous symptoms usually capable of keeping the

chartreuse, with the

You and I can't kragine our- pale blue including abnormal sensations, pernicious anaemia patient in colour.

the tone exactly matching appearing again in two

holstered chairs,

Up-paina, poor co-ordination, and good condition. This Over diet cives pulling wings or legs or the carpeting. In

these showrooms,

in the small accessories.

ultimately paralysis. The tongue worked like magie but it had heads off flies just for our own aurausement. Seeing another became swollen and the mucous to be kept up. Many partons adult doing likewise would bo decorated by experts in the The lighter turquoise appears

like liver, and the ancunbranes affected. There was do not One definite trend is the use home furnishings field, in one upholstered chair and for

nectasity lack of hydrochloric acid in the

for caling half repulsive. When young children do so, we may think nothing of stomach and in consequence, pound of liver dally was a it but just suppose 's becsuga turquoise turns up both on the bedspread, while the staccato of subdued and grey colours in act purple noles are introduced by dominant areas with the intense LOT

Bever digestive disturbance. serious burden, although worth its own and also effectively way of small throw cushions and colours reserved for accent use. combined with green, with dressing table accopperles, gold, with orange,

with

belge, brown, with other

+

admired was

a living

in the

draperies and

now

ATO

and.

BE

he, trojned

to

All these symptoma are I when one considered the they don't know any better.

But let us begla opify to train Deep grey is used effectively controllable in a very simple alternative. for the walls in still another dis way,

In the early days, it was the youngster by precept and ex- Usually the early symptoms

usually considered best to eat ample never to torturo dumb play group, making an effective ...

anaemia

the liver. raw. Now it is eximials but to be kind and blues and even with purple. Much

wing for the turquoise colour of pernicious When turquoise Isn't the room in another model display of draperies, rug and upholstery, sunt increage of weakness posible for patients to have gentle toward them.

extract either by Injection The white-walled dominant tone, it is used as where walls and woodworn en much, and the same goes for abnormal action such

room lenteness of the tongue

Pois can help in this direction. or in the form of tablets. But yet no little child should have a strong accont' hue.

turquoise live happily with a the pinks, on popular but a short tingling and feelings of numb progtes has gone even beyond

strean or CHIL

chartreuse rug.

The liver to the Use of pure creature to handle before he is bins, and four in. dowels to Assemble the frame as shown

lovely chartreuse hue is re- while back. Orange-red hues Tues in the extremitice. Seemingly, it is a colour paled

are moving up in room ift. Gins.

decor, occurrence of much ymptoms crystalline vitamin B12, diven old enough to lang, rounding off in Fig. 3. First at the

upholstery and

A great many fure both in large ares colour and as may be dus is

usually by injection at regular Handle il tenderly and carefully. the ends of the in, ones,"

together with dowels through the loop in the that is flattering to almost also used

other loss serious causes, and intervals, it can keep tho In each of the in, dowels bag, and then assemble the rent overy feminine type which, qval mahogany tumiture « when yellow is used, the gold Blarm.

In striped sheer draperies.

Proper kindness to ptis usually they are not always reason for cognitoly,

patient in a normal state in requires more than good example bore one in, hola on inch from of the frame, putting a tie no doubt, has a lot to do

They are, however, combination together

and positive suggesijona." It rem the top and another Glas, from glus in each joint and plug with its emergence as leader and the pore are throw or mustard tones predominate, eam for pedient examination

telumpli over the bottom, making sure

perakciou quires teaching the child Bom the the dowel through unul it

arbi dingonls,

annemin is one of the great boste inhibitions and require- holes are absolutely aligned. flush with the outside.

on the homo colour card. cushions and lamp bases in and these go beautifully with the

blue family. Grpers thoro is, to Whether a patient has or has comples of medical program in monts, Many children are harm ba mara, but instead of the not pernicious enacmia is the 20th century. Today pored morally by having pets they In one strikingly handled dry smooth the ends with wood-bedroom, turquoise is used Chartreuse combines with blue familiar yellow-g which mottled" by examination of the mletous anaemia need be feared neglect or lot other members of

Pernicious anzemin. is In à vory appealing bedroom new tasmod no frequently with blood.

very little If the Individual the family cure for." the effectively with touches of that features onliquet white, blues, the trend is to groue in deinguished mom other forms Lakes advantage in limo of the

the soft grayed tonna |purple. Palë turquoise takes French Provincial furniture.

of annemin · because it is not medical troutmani avallinië.

—G. C. MYERS, Ph.D.

Secure the joint with pins as

At the centres of the two out- shown, and when the glue la

sido in dowels bore Win, holos and fasten the X-shaped poper onde

Finish together with scrows" no» they pivot.

by polishing dowels with a little boeswa.

orange.

accent.

The

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