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DRESSMAKING AT HOME. By SYLVIA. A Simple Morning Hown. The very neat model shown in my first sketch —No. 1,706-will, I think, appeal to the young matron as an excellent one for morning wear, during the time when she may not be able t. wear anything more fitting. It is, how- ever, a pattern which can c<paliy 1I"n lie use:I as a dressing-sown, though 1 have chosen to consider its suitability for maternity purposes. PATTERN* NO. 1.701. In the accompanying diagram I have arranged the four portions of which tin- paifern consists j on 44-inch IlIat"ria1. <J. so many 01 i newest cotton are made in the double-wid;h. The material U opened or.; 10 its full width, the front and buck beni' anri.ucd I h;,ve shown, the reversing of rhc iaitir luing j,i<; a piece of economy, as i r provcuto tinv joiriftg ar the lower part if placed !ii<i\.u d. The upp,ei- when 1k>!I < t'cr the j sleeve aiul collar to be ci:; t li!, f: f;:r- i mer requiring a small piece joined on at the selvedge, for which ample will he found from the pieces left after eiittnej; our. i-favi'ig marked round, out out. caieiuily, allowing good turnings. DIAGRAM FOR PATTERN Xo. 1.7G6 If the mat'')")! be verv ,ti,eicllv, I should simply outline the neck with tllck-thrends. nnd not cut it out rill ir has been iftted on. Having, done ED. turn in the fronts and sri'roh. after which the fastenings may be sewn on The right and left fronts. If to be used as a morn- insr gown, it will 1w better to <-titc1; the front; tosrethor up to a p! icket -opening d'-pili from the waist. Now join the fronts to the back at rhe shoulder and tinder-arm <-eani- then the centre back, and lea.en the turnings. estSuv by over sewing or b:d;g. Make "he collar. cirhrr fac- ing it wiilt tL1' <•>>• as in the ",kptc}¡. only if the former the jei:i ;lioolcl come in the under- TKirtion; arrange vn-l f-v ir tn the neck, and finish off nearly 1 n f;:vrsi:.ig a-j the tipper point (,f right afiei rnis lieniining the lower od<r- Next make the sle<<vcs. turning iii) and li, ;e arrange, and sew in the armlioles. rrevw; nls finishing oft neatly. Th" gowll will require 4 yards of double-width broods. A Girl 's Schr r.s It is time to think of ,chr_] wear, and the next sketch—No. 1.7G7—-show> a \<)\ pretty and most comfortable design fer a young girl, which can be car: ied out in zilill 111"l'i; that may be preferred for the purp. se. in coaon. \OD]]en. 01 silk. The characteristic of the pattern, and rhc detail whjch lllkf's it i") ('ii' IS that the upper part is cut on M: gvrr 'I;s. whilst the lower is gathered iiii., the conventional blouse fashion. The neck-pji, finished off with a collar of sailor-shao< white can be made of the material. or a i\ aoy-.nade < .• of embroidered < I PATTKRK No. 1.707. lawn or Hum. fiipplirying the tuaktng very oon- siderably. 1,. i,,ilt the first detail being t;u:i of ili(, turning in and tacking of the lower (tig- s of the front and back of yoke. Next gather rl.o *vnts and t>aek of bionse-part, pin these at t!;e c"ids to i lieir cor'esjxu'.ding por- tioHE, draw up 1" lit. tack in place, and stitch neatly as 5krtr.1- Xnw join W) the tinder-arms and sleeve then liciii the left, front, arrange and i-tifch t:.e box-pleat in place, sew on the fastenings, ana fiulsli of? mv.tly, also hem the lower edge, and press well. Xeateu the in- side of yoke, 017, f all emO.oidcred oi.e is to be n. k the neck will merely require to be neatened with a narrow band of the material. Make the little caffs for the sleeves, arrange as shown, nentrn. and finish off \vith th(. f"I' mG ,.d,. ¡.. in ti(' ",kf'.¡eh, The blon.se will require Is yard of double-width goods.
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HOW TO ORTATX 'ATTEKNS Our paper patterns are specially cut for us from designs expressly prepared for this cxV.umr., and ig free. Add ress all letters, enclosing stamps for patterns, to "Sylvia," Whitofriars I'ouse. Carmelite-street. London. E.C. Be sure are! mention the number of the pattern required when ordering. Patterns will be despatched within three days of the appli- cwtioii beinn ieeti^
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WORK IN THE GAB DEN. BY AN F.K.ilH. THE CULTURE OF FREESiAS. South Africa lias sent us mail v lovely plants. and by r,o means the least, of them as the Fio.- i I a fragrattee resembliog that of orsnge-blos- som. Freesiti refracta is perhaps the best know it ti -u '):ost eo-' i-'on rf tL> few ,-neei- mens which are cultivated. This, in the ordi- nary form, is orec.iisy-white, v.ith dark vdiow or ortiu^e blotcl'es on the throat. varied occasionally with violet tines. r. J'p- fracta alba if; an improved k:d, pure v.bite, the blotches absent. Both the-'e reach a hout a font in height. A talier species a. Leiehuini. of a delicate priinre.se colour, with darker fr>!»m-i:i.\s; and a dainty !un»- thiiig is a urea, yellow, blo'.eb.ed "wtth orange. (^Hiite reeently sevetal line hybrids have been introduced, which .nark a ebstinet advance on the older types. The culture of fre^ias isnotdifneult.a. coo! aivei'hon-e of .even a -enny window b.-ing ^fiieie it for success, am! it is surpris- ing ttiiev a re not more extensively grow n, .•specially as the bioorns are splendid for eut- while growing ;u pots they look very I aha i' 11. As soon us of t'ic, III, P should ha\ e good d)f.¡j (ilid should con- isiin a cotnpo--t of twe-tkirds loam and one- •(• ieaf mould and a Uttle santi. i ho b;i;l;s are placid i ti.^ s(!il s,o that their t;ps are POT" !(; FREE-IA BL'LBS. just covered eight can be put in a Trim pot. rh, pots should then be stood in a coo! frame, where they will have ))tit I),- o'red front ra:n. The bulbs will not need anv -a.ter tiil grow th begins, and then the pots should be transferred to the greenhouse or w c;u\. For ear! v [hovering hen is neces- sary at t: s si-;ie, ;;v;l tin: a little liquid Manure, as v. eli a reasouitlile amount of moMure. should b'^ givcit. V»*hen the bullx are planted a: ;r,earva!s of. say. ev«;ry two waek.s {l sueeessiou of dowers will be ob- tained from .January until April. In .January the: r, planted will stand more heat, ami s'n>rdd be place 1 as rear li e light as pos.-ible. more h<-at may be given from the middm of December if the bulbs are developed ugh, an<! :n t!os '•use n charming displav mtty be Lil/i by C'liristuias or New Year. Tlsoy f!->wer better, however, in March and Apt a i.e.- arlv forcing some bulbs hi.W I.OI vieb'I -oiveas. Freesias also prof!u<-e a lot of b>?;: !!t:f;i! iTt ;I T)lt. e beeii I-t)pt PRIVET FROM CUTTIM^H. Golden pri'at p'a.<. and oil:r of this useful evergrern. -ruay b-e propagated in coti-iderable nnmbers freau «. e bu.sh if entitngs are ioscnon ;sj once i ),-a'ns or Tin. fJ 'D'-)! <(' \'1 "nl ? should be sifted though MC511 sieve, anl :1 .n'}1 •' "at • -e.ee t a' aad :1 fr<j/' snoahikllog {-,f ce.■■••■.• 1\" Hd ,(frL"r! in the pans, and (,I i i 'ri a good 1a"1r of saruh i''e- (Jt -T.. h'1 re- ah mr :ijl. 1,r(,:1 -o (IT ft, .-L-went veer'- growth. Dihle C:. J." a;np( es"h war; water e-:v?rti,iv. at! u'aee th- pans in a eoc. r -Vv sjchilr. aa,d never let th" soil </• t .j .v EAR'FI^' r.noov? I1 r":>o to •' o. i). 1. q C<: rr:(()¡!. should be rea dy tats moat r earthing j-.p so as to ba: ell tL,, teJl. D" usual wav cf ,1nl!'f.! 1-'1 1};)(! tl'l> 1. :YI' i:) ad ';ri!ht po>t;o:i. and then, rtirg from the base, to bind i'ound hay-bands until the whole of the stsoii is covered. It is then banked up with .;o moisture unto tne h!?"ediing t- covrr-detf. When the plants l-evc a-own sufficiently tdiev can be earthed r-gc u, |:o leaves. Consideriuir w hat u^efui vegetable it the er,t |rj be i>eg!eated a.- it is in this country. ir keep.* v.e'l after lifting, and if is in seaaon from' October to March, wh.icli j. a tune when there not much I variety among vegetadjJes. Both the blanched leaf stalks and the roe' ase eaicii. Its cul- ture is similar to th. ;>f eclc'.y, bur i; re- quires rather more r .'en—a fact that, makes those with small aanlv.c; reluctant t.o spare it Drceious space. red trenches I THE CARDOO. I in a warm, sunny, open site are necessary. Seeds are sown in small pots in a warm frame in March, and the seedlings, when large enough, are thinned down to one in each pot. They are phi..ted out. without disturbing the root ball, bite in May. During growth they must have plenty of n. eurishment. There are about a dozen varieties; the best known is the Spanisll, but it runs rather readily to seed. A variety well worth trying is the Solid Tours. LATE TURNIPS. Now is the time to make a sowing of J turnips to provide a -supply during autumn and winter. A piece of ground that has been well manured for the previous crop ■will suit them well. Draw drills 18in. apart, ■and if the ground is drv water thoroughly before sowing. As soon as the voting plants make their •appearance, give them a dusting over with sifted wood ashes and. lime early in the mornttfg while the dew is still, em them, and use the Dutch hoe freely between the. rows. Final!}- thin them to lOin. between the plants to allow room for good mots to develop. RUNNER BEAN FAILURES. The foregoing no doubt explains the diffi- culty of which "A Small-Garden Keeper" complains in a letter which lias afforded me considerable pleasure, owing to the apprecia- tion expressed of advice given in this column. Runner beans in hot, dry weather often shed their flowers without forming pods. The causes arc commonly root dryness and air dryness. As a rule, plants can be made to set their flowers readily enough by giving them now a thorough soaking with well-exposed water. This should be done in the evening; then plaoe along each side of the row, to keep the moisture from being absorbed by tire 8Hn, a coating of manure, which will act as a mulch. Well syringe the plants all over each I evening during hot weather. E. R. R.
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