THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1956.
PRACTICAL HOMECRAFT
AND STOLE JUMPER AND STOLE SET
MATERIALS: Jumper-an
8 (3) [41 oz. Listor's Lavandu 2 ply; Stole-3 (3) [B] ozs. Lister's Lavenda 2 ply. Pair each needles Nos. 7 and 10.
MEASUREMENTS: Jum per-To A 34 (36) 1381 ins. Rust measurement. Length from shoulder-18 (18) [18] ins. Stole. -Length (without fringle) 42 (42) [42] ins.
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un work (18) ins
ABBREVIATIONS: K.-Knit; Contbiu"
MASTIF
(181 TH Ins.-
from comtrETKÝRIEN,
P-Purl; Ste-Stitches:
Cast off loosely in rib.
Juin shoukier
Inches: Together: SKPO --Silp one, knit one, puss slip- ped it. over: M.-Make a ., by bringing wool to front of work Armbands (2 Required) before in knit st., ond by wrap- PR wool round needle before S.KZtog.PO-SUP purl 1: ne, K2tog posy slipped st, over: Carter st. Bach row knit.
NOTE: To work 2nel Sire dow figures in parenthesis (), To work 3rd Size follow dores in brackets [].
JUMPER
Back and Front (Both Alike!
Psing No 7 Strel Can FRE
E91 11 x
Change to No 10 meerties
1st row: PI · K2, 12. repeat
"earling K2, 194
2 VA In With right side of work fremy and commencing B 1. down from dustalder, rejodis wool and witty! No 10 neelies pick up ant krul 48 (48) [48] sts evenly to shoulder, pick up und kent 44 (48) [48] is, down
11/0 to correstal
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FON
K2
To Make Up
126+721
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And row: KL.
Fronts
P2, K2 seat
ending P KI
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Insing St
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end
ITH nf Lont row
89 (97) [105]
Uang No
BH
Change to No. 7 needle
int row; K2, K2tong Mi WI, SKPO, KI, repost from ending KE
KL.
2nd and each alternale row! Park.
3rd row: KI. K2g
RL SKPO tware
ME
frutt 971|ST KI
ath row: K2log
KI MI. KA SK2tog 10, repeat
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3rd Cow: K+
KZ TRE MIL wter. KE SKPO,
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peat fro
3th row: KI K21og K2. MI.
K2. SK204 P0.
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9th row
KI, MI, KI, SKPO,
K1, K2log, Ki MI. repeat from
neling KI
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1-
K4. K: ML KI KUR KE 341
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fing Ki
12th row: Burl
Itepeat these 12
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KL, MI. K2. Mit esperat
pattern rows
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KI MI. K2
11
To Make Up
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12th row Par
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Change to No 10 ite
1st row:
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2nd row prat from
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Add fringe
To Make Fringe
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Health In Your Garden
A
By W. W. BAUER, M.D.
MONG the most gllbly which you see ought to be done, offered health advice is and time goes too fast for you
to get around to them. that about gardening. "I The elderly gardener must your garden you will find learn his limitations as to how day. Hlu health, both physical and long he can work in
must not only learn them: ho mental"-80 the saying mus
must adhere to them. He must goes. And maybe you will. learn the dimeul! lesson of stop- But in your garden you can ping work before also get into trouble.
he is tired: he must rest ten minutes out of every hour. He must wheel if you are going to lake to things and not carry them, and gardening for health and plea- the weight which he wheels sure when you change from the must be restricted to what ho office or other job routine and can handle without strain. A enter upon what
commonly
mowey is necessary powerised known as retirement, there are
for older persons with large cultivators and certain precautions it is just as lawns; power well to know about und need. other power tools are required
The mexperienced Fardener
fulls
cesthusiasm
much,
y
het if the garden As Jure. Spray Ber- outflis and garden hose should
eusy
H plan over too wide an area.
At det he watelies ergvaly
Be-
see if anything will grow. fore he realises it he mimited
be on wheels.
AVOID HEAT
Garden work should be done
at how much bus KOT: both in the early morning 41 after
the desired flowers and veget- the heat of the day has passed. abica and the undesired weeds. Two or three leisurely hours a He will be unable to keep up day is enough working Lime. with the necessary thinning. re- There is of course,
mit w setting, transplanting, and weed- the 1 me you may spend reclin- 1 the ing, weeding. weeding. The rows ing your lawn chalr
the birds, of plants grow longer and long- shade, Istening to er. of so it seems And Live watching the flowers and tear- between stooping. necessary
KTY kneeling, ing the grage
TIKOAWITAJUS, twisting, and bending will grow
"That's really what the garden is for. more and more difficult
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REASONABLE SIZE
against arguing gardening as a healthful pursuit, I have had a flower garden for
Sense Hardeners like to learn all about flowers and the other plants which they grow. and inis can be a fuscinating study. it may even bead to accomplisti- ment in the science of horticul
many yours, and a vegetable ture A Tew hobby gardeners garden, too, for while. What I have originated prize-winning
Varietica
The of flowers, But arasteur can have as much furt in the garden as the expert. Re- laxation nul-uf-demars, 11ng beautiful surroundings, can con- tribute much Lo contentment,
ar-
am trying to get across is the de of having garden you can manage, and not one that starts managing you. If you are any- thing like me--and I think most gardeners are you will have hard time to get away from K and so to good health, nursery with less than a dozen
The best time to start plan al varying kinds. Or dening is not when the office or from a friend's garden, when
fuctory door closes behind you he offers you shopis, bulbs or a for the last time. Don't wait for plant division. Then one goes that, Stant now. In what space home and worries about where you have. A window box, may- to put them all. So he digs a a be, or a row of potted plants on new flower bed where the grass window sill. A patch of earth wasn't growing too well anyway, where nobody would think any- The purpose of gardening for thing would grow can some- health L relaxation. So keep the times be turned into a bepuly size of your Karden within a spot. In the process you may be troubles. Limit where you can care for it able to forget without being pushed by the And that's half the secret of need for doing so many things keeping well.
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Peter Pan Collar
And Cuffs
MATERIALS:
Mercer-Crochet
L'hain Coats No. 20
Commener at hiner odgo 120 collar with
A
of chineasuring 14 lung and chvisible
4
3
Gram,). bulls selected colour. in. (35,5 cm
Milwards
Sted Crochet Hook
No. 3 (Stack workers could usc u No. 3z hook and light workers a No. 2)
TENSION: First 4 rows in (2.5 cm.),
ፍነ
1st Row: 1 de tato 3rd ch from Book (pleat inade), 5 ch. mis 3 ch. 1 de into next ch,' 4 ch. i de into an ch from
ABBREVIATIONS: ch-chain: book (plest made), 5 ch, miss
site; de
crochet,
2.
double
Household
Hints
By Hillary Wentworth
it
de into next ch; repeat
from to end of ch, turn.
2nd to 9th Row: s to centre of first loop, de into
LITHO loop. 4 ch. pleot, à ch, 1 de Into next loop: repeat from * TOSH, Turn. Fasten off at end of Bih roW.
Edging
Alfael thread to end of first samo into next
row on collar, 1 de inte
pluer. 5 ch, 1 de loop: repeat from round outer edge 10" opprike eut of
row, eh, turs.
first
2nd Row: Cut 3 strand's of Replace torns Leather on a
by sticking
thrukki slightly longer thun shoe heel
Working with
nall varnish; thon outer edge of color,
dc into varnish over again before over strande, work 5
coch sp.
Cut
remaining chopped strands a ch, turns 4 de, i de
3rd Row:
сад bo more easily if it is washed first in hot water instead of cold.
3. Mixed mustard will not dry out if just a pinch of or- dinary salt is added to it Taffetas and Satins should be ironed wat, after light squeezing in a clean, dry Lowel
4.
for to
b. When kid gloves split, use
fine
cotton of the same colour as the glove mending in preference silk, for it wears better and de less likely to cut the glove. It is an advantage to wax the cotton before using
8. When poaching eggs add a
7.
few drops of vinegar to the water and they will set more quickly and perfectly. To prevent cheese from go ing mouldy, wrap around it piece of muslin dipped in vinegar.
8. To clean a slightly solied carpet, freshen up by rubbing dry bicarbonate of then Into the pile, soda
brushing with a stiff brush. 9. For water-colour stalo on school clothes, remove them by rubbing with methylated spirits on a soft cloth.
10. To remove shine on, very worn parts of navy blue Worts wares, rub with a litle clean beachs' satid: The tends to raise the pile, and remova the shine.
afr
lum.
into next de, 4 ch, picot, & ch; repeat from ending with 1 de into last de, 6 ch, turn.
next
4th Row: 1 de into loop, 6 ch; repeat from * across, 1 ch, turni.
5th Row: As 2nd row work- row of edging at inner edging ing #de into each ep instead of collar and de closely across. of 5 dc, 4 ch, turn.
Fasten off.
6th Row: Picot, 2 ch, mis Cuffs
Z de, i de in to next dc, 4 ch; repeat from omitting 4 ch at
Make a chain long enough to
end of last repeat. Fasten off. go round arm, above elbow and Attach thread to last de on 8th then work same as collar.