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Show THE PBOVO HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1321. W$ Daddy's 7 a rairy Tale NEW KNITTED DRESS FOR CHILDREN HOPE HAMPTON'S ... Mothers have been quick to see the V CIRCUS DINNER. Garments dresses for advantage! of hand-kittewon the approval I 7k - their kiddies. waruwear p They splendidly "T jflad I'm "not the housekeeper woDin. Even a moaest and always look well. for tke circus," said Mrs. Elephant JUJnsrya Lustre wool 5 balls color. 'What aid yon of sweaters. 1 Pr. M. LNd7TTTTreetteT---Phetland floss. "5 balls i 4 to 6 year. . Ltor balls wlfce. Horse. SKIRT.' 2 neeales. -or M M. Xo. 4 I aaid that 1 BACK Cast on 100 sts; row 1, .K 36. 34 to I T No. hook , crochet jf' row P 4, repeat from iras ; P 2, 4, 4, glad I didn't 99 on I IfrK-W- ith cast sts, color K 4, repeat from ; row 3, same as have to do the rowrTrrowtrBame Mmnrty-ro"tKtnsekeeplnfTtor P 4, K 4, repeat from ; row 6, the . circus," K 4, P-- 4, repeat' from ; row 7, Mrs. same as' row row 8," same. as rowsfcnntil jow "And why are there are 8 block patterns,, now yon glad of that?' 1 row, P l row lor 51-- 4 toches, asked Lady liorse. on next" row K 2 sts together -- WhyTBaid Mrs. J0fl bind off across.iayiBg' " o t firmly, work front to correspond. ElepnantJ BACK OP TOP PART Cast on : think of the job It 84 sts, work 2 block patterns' (first . would be to get 8 rowsl7thenK s? towtJM- - rowr de--food - enough - for i mnat- ' f creasing 1 st at ach end every 8th - row sts remain, when work "lAm Much Hap. aTTtngFtrerev untiUi "Just think of - measures 91-- 2 inches from. . start, the list one would pier." cast oa 10 sts At the beginning of :. to take out have each row until 30 ta have been added, for each sleeve, K 1 row, P with one to market It is, a .wonder they do not borrow my trunk to 1 row, until sleeve measure 4 Inches in widest part, slip first 55 carry the list ln sta off on t holder,: bind ff next r 'There are "so many, many - ele-24 for neck, and on remaining 55 phanta, a great great great many - start front.' horses." ' There " are "camels giraffes, 4 . FRONT Work inches, work bears, dogs, pigeons, deer, 'lionesses other sid this far, work across one and lions, tigers and all sorts of other ' - front cast on 24, work across animals other front, .continue until work 'There are monkeys and ttwre are measures - 9 inches at end of members of the Kangaroo family and I cloovo nff Mnil In trnm sts at begin . . i thpti 1 " row ' are there manyTithprs: faf dt;MWvuatilJ4 sta remain. 4'JuHt5, repeat from-lnlnTirma3"P"4-frohfTd cofresponit-wrtte'-bac; fihls P 6. K 3, repeat from row 6. food for all of 'them I Just seam on 10 enough underarm sts row ; from increasing P 2, K 7, repeat row 7, think of of 8 that Lady Horse. in place 'decreasing. P 8, K 1, repeat from . These 8, CUFFS Pick up 54 sts at end of "And then there are people, the tows form pattern, work 10 patterns, now decrease l3tTit each end on the sleeve, wrork 4 rows of block. Sew up Clowns and the performers. They must to eat, tool first row of each of next 9 patterns, sleeves and. underarm, sew skirt the sts together being careful to keep pattern straight upper part, catching "And .think of how much we eat sts left). Work 7 patterns on on right side ,nd sewing over' and The exercise we do, too, makes us very corded Cast a effect this gives thesa 81 Sts, on next row work first over, hungry, very hunRry Indeed. 27 sta off on st Tiolderrbind off next. on 32 sts, work 4 rows of blocks, bind "Of course, I suppose, it gets ,to be pieces to corre- 27 for neck, and on remaining 27 start off. work 3 more a habit to be a. housekeeper for a cir" '" " ;" front , cus, but I am sure I'm glad I haven't i FRONT Increase 1 st every.. the Job.rminuch happier doing my tber row toward the front 7 tones,"" then increase 1 st every' itji row 24 tricks, picking up flags and . waving times. When there are 6 patterns , them, about standing on my hind legs from ehoulder, increase 1 st toward and doing the various tricks expected armhole every other row 9 times, of me. . keep underarm straight and "etm-tc"I'd hate it If I had to go to the tiaue to increase toward the front shop and say to the shopkeeper I satil all its are added, when there , are 14 rFTfl like a million ranges and ap-patterns from "shoulder. sts on these st and" holder, 'slip pies and pounds of steasrforthe clowns work second front to correspond- ;and the performers.' ". sow work across one front, cast on "I don't believe they'd at all that 1 it, work across other front, work said Lady Horse, amount" 4 patterns on all sts. On next row "I dont suppose they would, but you k first-3sts in pattern, K next r see bow bard it would be I wouldn't s 38 In. pat . i 3 I sts know how 'much to get them. 7 row m, repeat last times; next w work 36 in "I wouldn't want to get too much pattern, K 4 plain. vind off next 55, K 4 plain, remain-ta- g for we need all the room we can have, 36 in pattern, Wor 6 there are so many of us and we don't patterns -fys m first 31 want too big" a storehouse. knitting irajLi,sts plain, toward-front-f- or"And Iiwoaldn't-wantTi- o get too lit 4 K torder. ribs plain on all sts. tle of anything, for I know that that bind off. Finish second front to wouldn't be nice. . correspond. "I like to get enough to eat myself of one front back in and Sew SLEEVES Starting at cuff end spond. cast on 72 sts, now increase 1 st at neck and one each side on shoulder. and I know that others feel the same each end. on the first row of each way about It Defined.:: Oh, Pm very glad I don't have to pattern; tor 9 patterns. thenMaind off S fts at beginning of each row until I A cynic g a 'person who discovers do- the housekeeping." sts remain, bind off. t "I suppose, said Lady Horse, "no mean things about himself and then CUFF-W- ith white cast on 25 sts, says them about the rest of us. Bos one would speak of It as the house K SO ribs, bind off, sew to end of ton keeping, for it isn't a bouse that is beTranscript sleeye, sew up sleeve and sew. into ing looked after but a circus tent and srmhole. all its people and animals. COLLAR With white cast on 4 sts, IN RED AND BLACK "I think it would doubltless be more K l st, at one end to speak of It as circus-ten- t correct only, every other row until there are 30 stson keeping." aeedler 4 ribs without inc"Doubtless it would be more correct reasing, then decrease in same banner as increased until 4 sts reDear me, I could get the right word main, bind off. Sew shaped edge? of all right but oh, dear, what a Job to " collar to neck of sweater. ' v get all the food I BELT With white cast on 13 sts, "It Is so much nicer not to have any K s. ..each .jend fthe-axea-j5clesbia4.oft...At hftusekeepljag orjilreus- "fiase a ch of 12 sts.'work 18' S. C." on - keeping on tenteCh Ch. Work a frins nn Mch lnnn my elephant shoulharing 6 strands of yarn 8 Inches long ders. " or i,.ittt t . crochet4.ty l d - T f w ed j' tepeatiheil - t L -- Jr 1-- 2 - g m, JIM U thlnkfiliehu k,- your store-rootic,or cellar yield? I ' A'r I? m, .Buy r Week," Many pieces of furniture are OLD only on the surface! Un- -' derneath there is material that's just as good as new you need me rely paint to have I make' a "special" product" paint, varnish or nd we make, the enamel ' kind that novices can use ana get the right results, a cinof each of the prod-Make Ucts described below. your "old" furniture new again dig into that secluded store- room, Dnng out tnose pieces job--a- cellar or attic your store-roosome ood fur-to niture that's there? Do it this week, "Rummage Tulles. mm for every Haveourummagediatelyxin J 2 iiitnY- - nit if Ve at the cost fNew" Furniture ' J-- n sr JJr 4 ' r that you may have entirely forthem with' gotten and re-ne- w new i just-- a can-oi-paini- -or and a little work that s things. vanusi tun. 1 - st8,-lwa- t i i A i I : Varnishes - Enamels Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co, -- K-6- :. V V , w eacn Knot, atn 60 elatHM don't have to bother. I am so extremely glad of LEAVE FOR POSTS n SEAK-.r6Rg- r s)gt SDurins the past week a ers left e other towns. J with-bi- s "! e s, Lady Horse, we get fed and fed well. We irtfe ana baby, has w teach in thegone to Trinidad, Colo., Trinidad high school; .In v nga Jotoson and Vaia Jame-rLT Till teach ln the Salt Lake Susan Johnson and l2S:JMte 55? McKell, who will teach t Price; f areteanson, - who will atuSunny8ide' and Miss Dora no win teach at Richfield. tat T REFINING MOLASSES i l ' SPANISH FOttK, Sent "MB force of meTThB it0 9.Wltb a plant of the Sr company here 4s """US mola8sesleft over from last Ttntaf :'ln readi-- : s'a,?lRfi ot .1921. Beet, camJai airtM Tha vosnia for black has made ench an Impression on, the world of fashion that designer! of children's cxoine have taken advantage of It ln the pro duction of new things for f alL It ap pears in thla pretty dress wltn its taffeta silk and band waist of black ' embroidered dots of red. 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She Is so lovely I And I am proud tises J am ridden by her. 1 belie? my dinner Is ready now. So I must eat it and not talk any more." Mrs. said must I," "So Elephant, "and how glad I am that I didn't have to get1 the dinner ready, nor did I have to get the food is the first place. i fyet Hiy -- dinDer is. ready, too.. Thanks for a pleasant chat" "Kelgh, neigh,' you're welcome," said Lady Horse. ' ; ' K ) after.' well-looke- d Fullerwear Varnishes "The All Purpose VumAx" hs com plaints.: to make and we are all Varsuk Stainu Stains and Varnishes with one STpilicatiaa. Decoret reftnit&M and beautine with aior and glass, 'the worn sad warred surfaces of fumttur," floor aad interior woodwork. Produces a tinted and durable gloM finigh, especially adaptable to tablet, chain, wickeiware, etc The color rf any fiaturil wood caa be matched. Decoret is the handy rcfioitJiei:. Obtitihle in the following Screes Enamel. 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