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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1953,

PRACTICAL HOMECRAFT

FRONT

1

L

1

Tweed-Stitch Jacket

MATERIALS

1

5th row.-K. * 2 W., 3 D. Rep. from to end.

2 B... 1 Five 50 gramme balls of 0th row.-P. 1 W.,

W. Rep.

from • to end. wool yarn 4 ply in black throw-K, 13., 2 W., B.

Rep. from to end.

(or about D ozs. of thick Her 4 ply). Fiyo 60 gramme balls of the

same wool in white,

2 No. 12 knitting needles.

9 black buttons,

1 yard Petersham ribbon

nbout 31⁄2 ins. wide.

- MEASUREMENTS

Longth from

20 ins.

Eth row.-P. 2 E., 3.W. Rep. from to end."

Bih row,-As 2nd row,

0th row.--Cast off 1 až pati.

to end.

10th row.As 2nd row.

Next row-Cast on a ais, palta

to last at., Inc. in last at.

Next row-Patt, to end.

Rep. last 2 rows 7 times more

Rep. 9th and 10th rows 3 times. (44 str.). maro. This completes nock Next rowX. 2 tog, patt. to shaping. Now keep neck odgo test at,, Inc. In last at, straight but cont, to cast of 2

Next row.- -Patt. to end.

odgo

messures 0% ins, ouding.

at longer edge.

There rowa form the patt. sts, at armhole edge an, alter. Rep. last 2 rows until longer Rep. thom tor 2 ins. An, after nate rows times more, then an 8th patt. row. Noxt row, 30 ple. on next alternate row, Cast on 30 sla., pait, to end. then 8 ts. on next 2 sitemato

work rows. Cast off remaining sts. Cont. In patt

from lower

mcasinos &

until

*

Next row-Cast off & ala., patt,

to lost 2 ata,, P. a top.

Next row-Patt."to_end.-

1

Rep. last 7 rows until 4 sts, rem.. Cast off.

edge. Fin. after an 8th patt, THE LEFT FRONT row, then maiso pair of Work to match right front, buttonholes thus: Next row, Pali, omitting buttonholes and re- shoulder 5, cost off 7, patt, 10, cast off 7, vorsing all shapings.

patt, to end.

To fit. 84 to 30 ins, Bust. TENSION

9 ata, to 1 inch.

THE BACK

Using B. wool cast on 208 st... and work in paik, for 18 Ins. SHAPE ARMHOLES: -

Cost

off 8 als. at beg, of next

2. rows, then cast off 3 sts, at beg, of next rows, 2 sts. at bog, of next rows, then 1 ki. at beg of next 10 rows.

In next row cast on 7 sta. in place of those cast off, Next row, Polt.

58, cast off 54 for pocket opening, patt, to end. In next row, cast on 64 In ABBREVIATIONS

place of those cast off. K. Kait; p. purl; sts. Cont. straight in patt, making

puire

of button holes at 24 inch stitches; tog together; intervals until 8 pairs have been dec. decrease; inc. in- made in all, but when work Work crcase; B. black; W. measures 18 in. fin. at alde white;. cont. continue; edge, shape armholes

1st row-Cast off 4 ats, at beg. palt. pattern; foll, follow-

off row.' ing; fin. finishing.

2nd row and

In pott. THE RIGHT FRONT 3rd row. Cast off 3 øl., pati.

to and.

Using E, wool cast on 90 als. and work in the foll. paft. 1st row-K. 2 B., 2W. Rep. from to end.

2nd row.-P. 1 B., 2 W.. 1 B. Rep. from to end. 3rd row.-K. I W., 2 B., 1 W.

Rep. from

to end.

from to end,

4th row.-P. 2 W., 2 B. Rep.

BACK

POCKET

COLLAR STRIPS

SLEEVE

alternate rowa.

5th row, Cast off 2 sts., patt.

to end.

2th row-Cost of 1 at., patt, to

end,

Bih row.In patt.

Rep. 7th and 8th rows, 5 times

more.

THE COLLAR INNER STRIP:

Cast on 4 sia, and work as for

fiap until there are 84: pocket als, then cont, as for pocket flag until longer edge measures 18 ind ending at longer edge. Finish as for pocket flap. OUTER STRIP

Cast on 4 ats, and work as for'

are 28

rows straight, then Pocket flap until there dec. 1 st, each end of next row. st., then cont. as for pocket ftap

until longer edge mensures 13. last 4 rows twice more, RCP. Cont, straight until armhole ins... ending at longer edge. measures 5 Ins. then inc. I st, Finish as for pocket flap. at each end of next row, work TO MAKE UP for 4 inch. Rep. from twice

more. When armhole measures Press work on the wrong sido 7 in. on the straight, shape with a hot iron over a damp shoulder thus

cloth, Make a dort 7 ins. long Cast off @ sts, ot beg, of next on each front taking up the $0. 12 rows. On the next row cost ats, which were chat off straight off the contre 10 ats, for the on the shoulder and tapering

Froes back nock and complete each of to nothing.

woll. sido separately, casting off 3 sis. Backstitch sido Beaira, NEOVE

at neck, edge on alternate rows seams and shoulder, seams and

the double buttonholes. Turn

and slipstitch

Cont. alraight until armhole 3 times and at the same time set: in sleeves. Turn back and messurca 21⁄2 ina, thon Inc. 1 at, continue to cost of sta. at slipstitch the front edges then armhole edge on next row and shoulder edge on alternate rowa work in buttonhole stitch round at this same edge on every 3rd until all sts. are cast off. row until 10 increasings have been made. Cont, straight (it necessary) until work measures 20 in. from beg.. fin. at front edge.

BHAPE NECK:

1st row-Cast off 36 sla., pati.

Lo end.

2nd row-Cast off 2 sta., patt.

to end.

3rd row-Cast off 3 sta.. patt,

to end.

4th row.-As 2nd row.

THE SLEEVES

up

黯 2 in. hem

at lower edge, and a 11⁄2 in.

two darta 2 ins. long at tho

Cast on 130 sts, and work in hem at the alcove edges. Make patt. for 14 Ins SHAFE TOP:

back neck taking up about.

Inch of the neck edge and taper- 16 rows, 2 sis. at beg. of next inch round 3 sides of the Inner Cast off 3 sts, at beg, of next ing off to nothing. Tun In 1

rows, 3 sis. at beg of next strip of the collar and stitch 0

4 ats, at beg, of next 4. to the outer strip, mitering the rows, rows, & sts. at beg. of next 2 comers. Stitch to the nock edge rows, 6 sta. at beg, of next 2 about 1 inch from the front

TOWE.

5th row. Cast off 2 sts., patt. Cast off remaining sts.

to end.

8th row. As 2nd row.

THE POCKET FLAPS

7th row.-Cast off 2 sta,, patt. Cast on sta, and work 2 rows

to end.

in palt.

A

Madam is killing

New York. NEW Idea was put to

edges. Fold the pocket Baps in half, and stlich the ends then sew to the opening and catch down at each alde. Make pockat

with

petersham linings ribbon. Sew. on buttons...

the

her feet.

hero now that most American cara are hand-

from EVELYN IRONS that trouble is less frequent me recently by a very they are "Women, nid. man.

now, ho says. The controlled. only difference was that the

· HIS he said, "should put their sales were thloker."

WARNING

high heels on part time." "Nover take a walk in high- The doctor had a warning

The speaker, America's oldest heeled shoes," he advises for mothers Try," head-: college president, was Dr Maurico "Just keep them for dressy oe-, vised, "never to hand down Lewi-spare, spry chiet of casions."

shoes from the older to 1 the

Long Island University's Collego

The

property

tor serious

child

100%

Podiatry is just another word women wearing them who just one 05, Dr Low!"still" konška -

como

'OUT OF BALANCE

younger children. of Podiatry, who celebrated his. You would think that the outgrown shoop of one 95th birthday recently and now vogue for "flattles" would rarely fit the other still pula in a 10-hour day at delight Dr Lowi. Yes and no, and may 'cause his old-fashioned roll-top office "The fat - hools ara Ene," he troubles" later.”- desi

admitted, "but I see a lot of A

office, then- to tho port-way for foot care, and Dr. Levi have not bothered to get a takes a taxi or bus. Women helped to coln it himself be good fit. Shoes that are too and men, too walk too little cause ha thought chiropody tight obviously cause corns and these days," he said. "It's all; was altogether too undignified. eventually deformities but cars and lifts." After all, you can take a four sloppy shots Are dangerous, And what does he wear on year course at the college (after too. Any friction is bad, his foot Good old-fashioned "qualifying by taking a basle

medical training of at least two sizon there are

with all the predes and box calf laced boots. "Ready

made," he added, "But they ft. years beforehand) and

now, it should

And I've had only one corn in out as a D.Pod. (Doctor of be easy to get a good fit with the whole of my life," Podiatry), Which sounds a lot out having shoes specially made.

(World Copyright Reserved.--Landow better than D.Chir.

But maybe the shoo a girl fancies Express Hervlow.) for smartness does not come In her

correct measurements --- another so instead of taking In the 99 years since he model which fits she decides founded the College, more than on the good-looking shoe with 11⁄2 million foot, treatments the bad measurements. And have been given there, so what there you are. Vanity again." Dr Lew has to say about the And by adds that stockings that an women's pre too short in the fost can also from slicking. Add 2. (8%-01) effect of fashion

lead to trouble. It's about time to think

fect is worth listening to. in terms of fare somewhat

To make the tangy sauce, fry catsup and tbsp. worcestershiro

"High heels are bad," said he more haarty than many of e. each diced onion and diced eauce. Cook over low heat for.

tbsp. fat with 5 minutes.

This recipe makes They throw the body out of us have been dishing up green pepper in

balanco and they are tho these past few months. Let's 4 pound ground boot, until 44 c. sauce.

direct cause of many painful To prepare meat balls, soak 2 foot allments In later start off with rice and meat vegetables are tender and meat

is cooked through. Add more allees broad in a little hot milk, balls.

fat if necessary to keep mixture drain thoroughly, and add, with Women patients here for out- number men. And what's the a beaten egg, to 4 pound each reason? Fashion. But over the ground pork and ground beef.

years I I have learned that I Galt and pepper can't change that. So I say Add 14 tap.

Form mix thoroughly.

ve look smart at a party in high small meat boils and fry over hrdled choos, bus take them vent sticking. Fry until meat

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Cleveland, 0. Skin cleaners that disinfect skin for long periods of time have been promised by a team of researchers from St. Louis, M. Martin Moglio and John What is the right height of heel? About three-quarters of M. Hannegan report that new an inch, Dr Lowi said.

Equid soaps that don't even re- quire a brush will clean the Platform soles, provided the dirtlest hands in a short time heels are low, get his blessing and keep them relatively germ But not low-heeled shoes with free for hours, and sometimes super-thin soles

na 10 aven for

That mess days. Girls according to the report, that a many New York collego wear. Thin-solod sandals, and factory worker whose hands are soft earth and sand, not for bing can be safe over his two balls are brown on the outside. w hours on high heels won't city concrete.

day week-end unless he does Leather

is best for sole and dirty jobs at home. and cooked through. Serve on hurt so much

of fully hot rice, with But a woman who wears uppers, ho says "becaus

two researchers SON sauce poured over all. Serves 8. them all the time is likely to do leather can breathe."

showed dermati. Investigations If the meal is a bit on the harm to both hor posture and Driving a car in thin-led the and other skin disorders

alde, how about leading her foot structure," "

shoes may, "says Dr. Lowi, pro- directly traceable to Irritations ith a hearty squpt

When Dr Lowl was a young duco chauffeur's feet" and that germs can be eliminat For a servings, melt 22 a thap, man back in the seventies and callous on the sole caused bred by proper use of the new

soaps.United Press. butter: edd. each finaly 'oighties women were just as pressure on the clutch, E chopped onion and shredded carrot, cooking unill onion i fender but not brown, Add 1⁄2 up, paprika. Add one tin each condensed cream of chicken and condensed: "croam" of soup calory soup, then gradually siir In 2 sóup tina milik. Heat 10 Perving temperature. Remove from heat; add ons ». grated Amoriten choose, stirring well until blended. To serve, sprinkle

low heat in enough fat to poff when you got home moccasins were designed for normally sore from much scrub

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