Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-12
am Offering over ESQ dozsn Soft and Stiff Hats Respectfully

Fifth row-Knlt five plain, over and
knit two together four times, knit one
plain
Sixth row--Same as second.
Seventh row. Knit six plain, over and
knit two together four times, knit one
plain.
Eighth row-Same as second
Ninth row-Knit seven plain, over and
knit two together four times, knit one
plain.
Tenth row-Same as second.
Eleventh row-Kuit eight plain, over
and knit two together four times, knit
one plain.
Twelfth row--Same as second.
Thlrteeth row--Plain.
Fourteenth row-Cast off all but eleven
stitches, knit these plain. This completes
the pattern.
LONG SILK puRSE.
| Take two needles; cast onto one needle
! City nine stitches; knit across once plain /;
| second row, pull two together, I O; re-
| peat until only one stitch remains; knit
/ one-thlrd row aud every row after, until
the sixty.flith row Is reached the same %
the second. Now do elghty-three rows of
plain knitting garter stitch; then knit
sixty-four rows of the faucy pattern, the
same AS at the beginning; knit one row
/ plain and cast off. You now have u long,
nat piece, little narrower In the center
than at the ends. Sew up the edges. leav-
ing an opening OF two and one-half inches
on one side finish with steel trimmings
In knitting this purse care must be taken
to keep up the number of stitches, as one
may be easily dropped and not noticed
In commencing each row there mus
always be flfty-nine stitches on the needle
POWDER BAG.
An exceedingly pretty adjunct to
toilet table Is little bag crocheted OF two
colors OF knitting silk; for instance, pal,
) blue and mink Setup siXty-four stltche.
on a chain, for the length or bag, croohe
, lin plain crochet stltch--thirteen row
OF pink, then tie in the blue and croche
thirteen rows Of blue ioin together ant
crochet scallop all around of both col
ors. Leave the top open. Make small
bag of white flannel, just the size 10 sill
In the orocheted cover, MI with Lubin'
baby powder and sew It up Draw OF
J the cover and tie II up like -four bag b
running in pink ribbon. II Is doze
times nicer than powder pun and muc
prettIer.
HINTS.
a puhNu Vi uNiiltci HuIb ulpltu
I melted sealing wax and part In llqui
; gliding, tied with a soft olive bow, make
: pretty ornament.
ANY square OF bright silk, CAREFUL
frlnged at two ends aud the iringlng tie
3 into tassels, will make pretty gift I
J. throw of tho corner OF u picture.
q Every one puts scented bags tied wit
/. u large bow on the back of chairs nows
a days. A width OF silk i've eiehts of
a yard long Is enough Make II into ba,
4 stltf IT slightly with cotton wool and
! little sachet powder, or with the del
!, ciously fragrant needles OF the pine ire
/. The bag can be osnamente6 with en-
II hroidery, or an inch band OF knitting
/. tnsel cord across the bottom,
Get two yards and quarter OF buck
back toweling very due comes NJ
II cents TO go cents a yard, cut in half, pu
X the threads aud hemsutch an inch hem
y both ends. Embroider a large initial
center Of one end and you can give aw,
pair Of tine most fashionable towels.
d Take three tiny bags, two and . hi
10 inches wide and four inches long, OF at
terent colors, put draw string throus
E, the three so that they viii pull 40 as OF
bag. Use them for spools OF thread
ID SIX. They are called Yum-Yum bag
le Buttonhole tiny square OF chamo
leather for grandpa's yest-pocket TO VII
his spectacles.