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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-01-15
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"She wasn't one bit like the girls
who indulge in public flirtations; she
was so tall and cold and stately" began
the car conductor who observes things.
when she got in at 35th street saw
her catch his eye Immediately.
He seemed Indifferent and turned
his head away. She squeezed into the
seat next TO him and he became alb
sorbed in looking out of the window.
"She went to all sorts OF trouble to
attract his attention, that girl. | saw
her myself. Finally she tangled her
chatelaine loudly and looked at him
alluringly from beneath her long-lashed
eyes.
"Then he turned and gazed at her
questioningly. She smiled, bright,
unabashed smile, with the whole car
looking at her.
Something in that smile warned
him, and"-here the conductor paused
impressively and tried to hide the twin
kle in his eye-'he reached out two
pink. chubby little hands to grasp her
dangling chatelaine.
"Well, sir, she kissed one of those
chubby little hands and pinehed his
little apple red cheeks and then asked
the woman who held him a question.
Guess it was his mother and she asked
how old he was."-New York Sun.
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Not Excluding American Students.
The authorities of the University of
Berlin say that statements published
abroad to the effect that the stringent
regulations concerning the admission
of students are designed to exclude
hany Americans altogether are untrue
Any graduate of an American college
who presents a passport and the diplo-
ma Of bachelor Of arts or any other
equivalent degree will be admitted
without any questions. 1t is true that
the diplomats Of some Of the smallest
institutions bearing the name of col
leges are omitted from the list Of those
recognized. The new regulations are
directed against Russians not having
sufficient means of support or who are
accidentally unqualified.
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It's worse than useless to advertise
for lost faith.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-01-15
TORTURED WITH GRAVEL.
Since Using Doan's Kidney Pills Not
Single Stone Has Formed;

Capt. ST.. Crute; Adjt VIM. Watts
camp, y. G. ", Roanoke, Va, says;
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-01-15
How They Lay Up IIoney.

Knicker-R Rockefeller admlres French
thrift
Bocker-Well, then, they can't wear
Paris gowns.-New York Sun.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-01-15
General Debility

Day In and day out there is that feeling
Of weakness that makes burden Of itself.
Food does not strengthen.
Sleep does not refresh.
1t is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should be easy,-vitality is on the ebb, and
the whole system suffers.
For this condition take
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago juno ATTL1Receipts, about 200 & heaa:
market steady Beeves 81 coast cows. 81 75gS4 10:
heers. 81 6OdS5 co; calves. $5G$7 p good to prlns
steers. So TOAST to medium - oo9$o % "a oS
head strong sc higher light S5 9C9SS y "a =
mixed 50 s0RS6 49, heavy S. o5$6 02s; rough, p FOG
So 70; pigs So 40Gs6 05 good TO choice heavy 90 eV
SO O2A bulk OF sales So 9DgS6 O5 SHHEP-6teGelpts'
market weak; natives s4qS6 ~ VEST
ern S4Q$G yearngs $69S6 75 lambs So 5OS7; Western
Cincinnati June 2s-HOGs active; butchers and ship
pers 275Q$6 30 common, So 23qI0 10 CAA tsr1 ~
steady: fair shippers $ s5qS5 So common - 90
qS3 Il. SHEEP easy at $2gS4 10. LAMBS strong d.
East buffalo. June 29-CATTLE-Receipts, 12o head;
slow VE1AI.S-Receipts, 25O head active and steady.
HOGS-Receipts 2GGO head: active and 69lOc hisne[i
heavy Sc 2OS6 5O Workers and pigs Sc so Toushs Sog
80; stays. $4q$4 70. SHEEP AND Ok
1000 head sheep slow lambs active; lambs s'&sS <o'
yearlirCs, SO 25US0 So sheep mixed, 81 5og$o % .
Pittsburg June 29.-CATTLi>-Suppy light; aIIS maTSe'
steady; choice 80 04S6 %: prime, so 90gSo ~ e-
supply light; slow prime wethersL "a oggySS 0O'
culls S2QS3; veal calves $IgS 20 ofss
Sc 10 mediums 4oGS6 45 heavy porkers 20 80; hsh'
Workers and pigs, So 46qS6 90 roughs. S58So 80
Kansas city. June 29.--CATTLE-Recelpts 500 heeu'
Including 200 Southerns market steady. Cholce e1-
port dressed beef steers 50 30 81 90 far 10 soou
s. % a S5 90; Western S44S6 20 stockeds
and feeders So p ass; Southern steers, - 90 g w
Southern COWS So So So native cows 81 25gS4 10;
tive heifers SO 1895 20; bulls. 81 Io9$5 caves
ceipts 5000 head: market SC higher Top. SO; bulk
Of sales IS 9OQ$5 %; heavy So 9s5 80; paskeTs
81 90 n 81 97I lights, So o5Qs6; pigs. 50 509S5 70;
receipts for the week. 674O0 head. SHEEP-Receipts
900 head; market nominaly steady. Lambs. 80 ZoV
81 go, yearlings $3.50 Texas clipped yeaT
stocers and feeders. So 59$4 so; receipts for the
week, 800 head.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

sympathy with wheat. closing but trihe higher than
the previous night Receipts at Kansas City oOOO ea
a Omaha $500 Chicago estimates for Monday Al 900
s. snd ext wssk M head R0RR ssady 69 m
GSis. BEEF steady; quoted: Mess. SO 5o8S10: family
si44%15 packet. sl1a$12; extra India mess S224Sz3
BEEF HAMS steady: quoted at S240$26 - DHESSSH5so
Hogs quiet; quoted Baeons $40; $50 f6 Sic 569 ~
bellies steady: quoted Smoking, 13914c; 10 n 12A9
l2hc; y r. ii*ej 4 10 ~ M ho. Picked hans s
country e ge3: LARD steady 999tted Middle Wsst &
SIC. Refined lard steady; quoted South American.
10 .5c: Continent, 930c; Brazil kegs 115c Compound
firm; quoted 6A98isc. STEAFINE steady; quoted:
Oleo g14 Q95Rc: city lard stearne 1Oi4c
@ rather light of fine popular sorts.
Quotations follow: Domestic screenEgs 39312c: second
heads, 3a4 44isc; choice heads "A &5c fancy heads.
6 gee; heads. Ga 6Sa Japan domestic,
SUGAR-Busness in refined sugar was somewhat more
active with the market firm and prices unchanged Tho
following list prices subject to rebate Of 10 points
and discount OF per cent for cash days crystal
crushed SOC; mould A. $3.50: cubes Eagle ID bags
powdered and Eagle contectioners granuiated 52oc;
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
and extra fine granulated 5l0c; HNNA powdered
bags do 630c: 81 10 bags do. 5.25c; h bags DO,
520c; 10 10 bags do 515c; . and 80 10 bags do 00c;
Eagle fine standard grauuIated and diamond a. 9c'
contectioners A. 4~S0c; No l, 4S0c; Nos and 8 4toc
No I. 4Ioc; No 8. 465c; No 6. 4,C)c; No :, 453c,
No S. 45oc; No 0, 445c; No 10, 435c; No II. 450c;
No - 1 25c; No 49, 420c Nos IA, IS ana 49, 4l5c The
market for sugar firm, and business has
been closed for July shipment from Cuba the basis OF
last previous sales. Duty paid prices were quoted as
follows: Centrifugal 90 BS7isc HuScoyado 50 test
market beet sugar steady quiet unchanged
with June and July quoted at es Sd
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
CASH OuoTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YORK.
COFFEE-The csffee market wss very quiet to-day
but prices steady after opening unchanged to
points higher. closed steady net unchanged
. points higher Sales reported OF 1850 bags
The opening dull. with only month showing any
gain. and sales reported the call. This
about line with showing OF foreign markets. Of
Havre net unchanged and neither OF the Brazilian
markets reported change in prices Receipts the
Brazilian ports about recently. and
situation generally speaking. showed feature TO
promote fresh either side Of account
Trading during the viii be broken UP by the
Fourth Of July holiday. and the market also te
closed on TIE Friday and Saturday following the Fourth
which the members Monday On
she whole. therefore, anticipated
be much animation until after the holidays any rate
unless there should be decided outside
trading Il now appears 10 be generally accepted as
that the k0schlds furnish the Sl5 coo 600
loan Of paulo. by the fed
sral government Brazil. and II believed that this
action brings problem prices
close a question between consumption and the
The market for coffee quiet, with quota
lions the basis Of G1sc for Rio No I.
The Of contract prices IN the local market to-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

head including 5h slaugherers and Is for the
Market making. with the stock held yesterday II
cars sale Sheep in very light supply and steady;
at the opening closed steady
quiet. unsold at late hour. Common
choice lambs 81 25s7 70 Dressed mutton slow at S
&c per pound lambs moderate demand at sg
l2c with few choice carcasses selling at 12'agi3o
Eales-McPherson Co; 233 Virginia lambs Is 10 aver
age at 81 62 f 233 do, 73 fb at 81 6215 22S
DO Il ~ 81 90 286 do 70 n at 81 90; 255 do = 10 at
81 37a MARYLAND do. go ID at 81 621t 2S virginia
sheep 90 TO- $5: do. 90 70. at So bucks 1876 10 at
Kerns Commission Co: PAT Virginia lambs 70 n. at
81 10 2s4 do ~ 81 10 235 Kentucky do 70 H. at
81 90 299 do II 10, 81 25. o- ,-o
Newton CO.. 242 Virginia lambs 80 n at 81 81 90 2s
3 Kentucky sheep 81 n, S5; do. 100 n. az 50
Fred l. Kratz: 25s West Virginia lambs, 12 ID at
81 rs sheep 113 n at 81 rs oo- ,s ~ ,or
HoGs-Receipts is cars. or 1885 head all ior
slaughterers. Nominslly steady for all weights
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June 20-Closing -WHEAT-spot firm:
futures dr ul 7s %d s.PtemPer % Is r,a sd l. ps De
old Northern. IS Sd futures steady; July nominal
September I'D. HOPS at London (Pacihc Coast
steaiv ~ los f9 JOS PEAS-Canadian. firm. 6s s1sd
FLOUR-Wlnter patents nrmi as BEEF-EXtra is E3aa,
eTn steady Ga TAMsshort cut y "a 70 d6 a6 10 Ib
steady Jls Cd; rib 10 10 - ID, dull 5ls Sd;
long clear mddles light IS to "a lb quiet 6ls long
clear mddles heavy, So TO 40 10, dull. ADS 6d snort
clear backs 20 III. quiet 4ss Cd; clear bellies
il 10 10 10. quiet. 4Sc SHOULDERS-Square II TO 10
H. steady 8ss Cd. IARD.Prme western IN tierces al %
EF,sfs-Canadian finest white. quiet 55s; old
eos nominal; Canadian, finest colored. new quiet oIs
old TALLOW-Frime city. 82s dull
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE weak. 42s ed. LINSEED OIL
firm POS. PETROLEUM steady, 0Hsd. ROSlN-Con-
mon. firm. lis T32d.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET

rFrcyr,s pooo,.. - New York. June 90 1907
signed direct 10 exporters slaughterers
IN uVe catte Feeling steady. Dressaa baass
quiet and unchanged ordnarg good native sS e was
ofIerao Per 10 ohoice and bees az 98 s7I0-
sTe, s5as 6ss6 at sge Liverpool London cattle
enn per ~ Shipments to-day included 9s1 ca,pa anS
ayo Quarters OF beef on the Minnetonka 10 Tnn6ont
eo onatsrs OF beef in the st Paul also for the In
don market. "N ANt '"o AOH-
EAlVES-No fresh receipts ana nothing doing IN live
caves cay Feeling steady Dressed calves In light supply
yeals and 81 Gl2itc city dressed wiz, seincsa sT
oaassa selling high fBo. ~ sN s-
SHEEP AND I~AMBa--Rsoeipts vsre 1sM mar. mn 4 m,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

t ttLOCR AND dEAI--I'lour was dun yesterday with
quiet and unchanged The following are prices 1uo,S
on ne New York Produce Exchange: Spring na1terts
spring Clears 50 75 = S i5 ~lPtsT e14Is pa pat
I2YIs III S2-T - % 90 extra No winter SO 50 %
cboc - * steady qU0ted: Fair to good s. 75G So
io5 Nm cried 50 20 So 80. BAG MEAL steady
81 10 FEED--Western firm: civ fr-1o7' So. So -.
Ses spring 80; standard miGdling S23; f5ur do
$22 bgIb SIS 9s28 30 sacks rddiiRg $50 See 0fan &
Oh mai p So aSSany chop so so bulk seq 70 sacks
GItAIN-WHEAT-Rain IN the sprinR ,ybea. h.,,
I5oNS ne orouth and the price wheat on saturdav
me latter sustaining loss bushel In The Iorsi
and Western market under heavy selling In par FOR
aosgunt The map showed fairly good precipitation
couneTaat its by claiming thai TIE rs'fsii
.salg e2oogh TO e1ectually relieve crouth There
aecnec steadily all day except or TWO slight raj
] lnl1oey which. however, held The
Tee fact that heavy deliveries on July contract are prob
aNe On Aotiaay had much TO do with depressing the
cearances and the by cables 10 the Ann
worlds sh!pnaer-s ro1Is ne sTrI1-5 ,o5 oi tItt
against 10 5l2 oo bushels the previous II was re-
No bard wheat 10 arrive the half OF July Fly
poeTs were said 10 have taken 20 the break
Is or JS s. gpe gSss II t9s 81 os ' ana ars
g % = The cash market was 9uoted on ths basis Of
sl o4 afoat CCTg,S- ~ s1, go 40 marc & ~]lIIeT ]
cables small ciearances rather liberal iuterr r.oeis nd
No cS-n yss ouotsd sso eieyato- and Sao as foss
No white csc an 2 yellow e2&c o b aaoat
oAs-Iuvroved crop prospects the weakness in other
markets and heavy July liquidation pu,
Saturday There rally just before tho
close although Il did indicate any confident support
being due chiefly little professional covering The
2s 70 80 p 4s; natural yhs 90 to 50 10 5o2olc and
rso 2 Western, Ssc. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

cgITON-The cotton market showed further strength
curing Jo-days trading, with July selling above 12c
and the general list reaching a level within
3 70 y points Of the highest level for the The
close was shade of from the best under realizing, but
STEADY al neI advance ot 70 10 points Sales were
estimated at 10000 bales Ths opening steady
unchanged prices 20 decline OF points. which
about as due the cables.
rallied hy buh condition reports, bush week
END figures Complaints Of dry. hot weather South
West and OF TOO much rain IN the belt. After
selling about o. points higher prices of
or points ing TO the absence Of outside support
ana Iea.z;ns but frmed up again high level
i9r te day later in the July selling
l-s-c and closing at I2Glc- There blying
{4.lsh Nire and commission houses during the late
Iralirs Tr1ich seemed 10 have been
Iis1 condition report for the Issued by
e southwestern Cotton Buyers Association which In
oieas- improvement in condition the month OP
only a1-ut Per cont. Two other condition reports We're
iss-f--- e1ch OF which showed improvement in the
@tei@se condition for the month Of about per cent.
1e government report 70 be issued
compare with 700 last
-af year and per condition reported
az e-IIesI'711i1g date record
a-= me cay claiming beneficial some sections
The range q contract prices the local market to-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

A9rAi-1hs market for pig iron certificates az Tn,
Srca~es E1chenge was dull. Gales being rspo-tet
Snsios quotations follow Caak June yuIy ana aurn.t
Asos n4di October. Eovs-nbes and .oecsnbsr % snc
G&xad. -~o~--HN-' -H-Ooo
ssapLAeshS AND sERUPS-The market for sy7,ps
rrea s,ssay and molassez held with some srnsss
49, fo1es New Orleans centrifugal common is
S1sssIx opsn kette s794se srEUPs, common Ism
xsss I'm i014'c fooo' lS-1c; crime. 2og2so: fancy.
ouS-Cottonssea oil ~sx quiet yesterday. with r,o.
!sH TSoi eo2 sspssmber. s7fo 500 October ssSos4o
re ~ Dtoerroor. <s4<SAo. tnseed oil was uncssnred
DstToso% Ea1 rsRored n seOd demand with
S.sarn s6i. ssso: bulk 90; Phiiads phia .oe: bulk
rs.'sse s cases Nsw York 10 soo Phadephis
khladsPhia 9soe buIk. ee5e; white osxss New
fork. 1900; philadelphia. Is ESQ COTTONaEFSD or
Ert5ns crude, nile nominal prime summer yellow
EKssAo Rcyslbs ti4e and bsoefnpeS .sssSSs sSsSs.SSSSss
ce5cTq prime ghlts e4aeeo; prime winter yellow
ko; eut e town raw <4945e; Calcutta raw. Zoe iAB
FaovIsIoNs--owins receipts Of only 5000 ho., =,
CnioAs? END strong yard market, provisions sdvsnoed
eAry. 70 fkoe Of the hsavpsss In Outsdsrr hsht
i.rd and s.hs bat the market worried al ittfss "a
Free press., 1907-02-09
Page Five

If it is on the label
L&AIa IL
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4. Chain 4. a treble in next treble,
Cchain 1, a treble in next trebIe) times,
chain 2. "a treble in next treble, chain
II times, a treble in next treble, repeat
from times, chain 2, and join to Sd of
chain.
5. A single under chain. chain 8. a
treble in same place, (chain 1, 2 trebles
under next chain) 5 times. chain 2. 2
trebles under nextl times: repeat from
4" times, chain 2, and join to top of 3
chain.
s. Catch back under chain just made,
chain 8. miss groups of trebles, 2
trebles with chain between, between Sd
and zth groups. repeat from around, end
ing with treble under same chain where
the row started, chain 3, and join to Sd of 8
chain.
T. Chain 6. trebles under next 5
chain, chain 8, repeat from around, end
ing with trebles under last chain, join
to Sd of chain.
g. Chain 5, treble in 1st of trebles
following, (chain L, a treble in next) 5
times, chain 2, repeat from around. end
ing with a treble, with chain between,
in each of trebles, chain 1 and join to Sd
of chain.
9. A single back under chain last
made, chain 5, trebles under next L
chain, (chain 1, trebles under next, chain
II times, chain 2, repeat from around.
chain started, and join to Sd Of same
chain.
10. A single in each of next 2 stitches,
Free press., 1907-02-09

in 8 trebles) twice, chain 3, trebles Sn&
der 3 chain, (chain 3, 3 trebIes in a
trebles) twice. chain 8 repeat
10. make 5 doubles over doubles.
missing 1st and last, (chain 3, 3 trebles tn
trebles) twice. chain 3. trebles in 1st
of next trebles, chain 8, 3 trebIes in last
of same trebles, fchain 3, trebles in
trebles) twice, chain 8 /; repeat.
20. make doubles over 5 doubles
missing 1st and last, (chain 8, 3 trebles
in trebIes) times, chain 3, 8 trebles
under chain. (chain 3, trebIes in next
trebles) times chain 8 repeat.
21. double in I'd OF 3 doubles,
(chain 8, trebles in next 3 trebIes) 3
times. chain 3. trebles in 1st of next 8
trebIes, chain g. trebles in last of same.
(chain 3. 3 trebIes in next trebles). 8
times, chain 8, double in I'd of 8 doubles.
chain 3, catch back in top of chain last
made to bring the scallops together. and
repeat from >.
22 Make trebles under 3 chain,
double in I'd of treb1es. all around. This
row will close the scallops, if preferred,
so that there is no need of catching at top
of chain.
Ribbon may be run in and out the spaces
formed by 18th row.
This dolly. may be called ''many in one"
since the 9Th completes very pretty
tidy wheel, the 9th little dolly the
18th or 18th still larger dolly, and the
whole, especially with ribbon in the
spaces suggested and tied in a pretty bow
on one side makes a very pretty bureau
mat. II desired. the edge may be easily
applied to a round or oval linen center.
Free press., 1907-02-09
DESCRIPTION OF CROCHET STITCHES

Ut S(O(11EA
Chain (ch.): A series of stitches (sts)
or loops. each drawn with the hook through
loop preceding
slip-stitch (sl. ST. Drop the stitch on
the hook take up the one it is desired TO
join, and draw the dropped stitch through.
This is used as a fastener. or joining stitch
where close work is wanted.
Single crochet Is. c. Having a stitch
on the needle, put hook through work, take
up the thread and draw it through the work
and the stitch the needle at the same
time: This is sometimes called t'eIose-chain
stitch
Double crochet I'd c.): Having stitch
on the needle las will be understood in fol-
lowing dennitions). put hook through the
work. draw the thread through, take up
on the needle.
Treble crochet It. c.: Thread over nee
die as If to make stitch. hook through
work, thread over and draw through max
ing three stitches the needle; thread
over, draw through two, over draw through
remaining two
Double treble crochet I'd. t. c): Like
treble, except that the thread is put over
twice before insertion of hook in the work
draw thread through, making four stitches
on the needle; take up thread, draw through
Two. In the extra long treble, which IS
seldom used, the thread is put over three
times before insertion of hook in work the
stitches being worked off by twos as di-
rected.
Short treble Is. t.: Like treble. except
that after thread is drawn through the
work, making three stitches on the needle,
1t is taken up and drawn through all three
at once, instead of two.
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BEDsPREAD.

KNITTED BLOCK FOR BEDsPREAD.
20. Over. knit II. slip and bind. knit
3. narrow, knit Ia.
80. Over, knit IA, purI 5, knit 15
81. Over. knit Is. slip and bind. knit L,
80. Over knit Is. purl 1. knit 1e.
33. Over. knit 16, slip, narrow and
bind, knit 16.
35. Knit 1. over, narrow. repeat from
across row.
s6. PurI to within stitches of the
end purl those together.
81, 3s. Knit to within stitches of the
SO. ~, IS. 4s. 81. 54. ST. 60. 50. ee.
40. Al. 4s. A. 4e, At. 40. SO. So, So.
55. Sc, So, SO, 81, 81. "a, 65 81. like
37th row.
es. Slip narrow and bind.
Break OF the thread about inches from
the needle and draw it through the last
stitch on the right needle This completes
one block square. In joining them
sew with the length of thread left at each
end so that the four leaves meet in the
center. Four blocks form the complete
pattern.
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a treble under chain. chain 2. miss 1st
treble. trebles in next 2, (chain 2. 4
trebles in 4 trebles) twice, (chain 2, miss
2. treble in next) times, 8 treb1es in
next 3 trebles, (chain 2, miss 2, treble)
twice, IL trebles under loop of chain, turn.
4. Chain 5, (miss 1 treble, a treble in
next, chain p times, a treble in next
treble. chain 2, trebles in next trebles,
(chain 2. miss 2, trebIes) times, chain
2, trebles in trebles and 1 under chain
following chain 2, a treble under next chain
and trebles in trebIes, chain 2, miss 2,
trebles, turn.
5. Chain 8, trebles in 8 trebles, chain
2, miss 2. 8 trebles, chain 2, miss 2 4
trebles. (chain 2, miss 2. treble) times.
trebles in next trebles, chain 2, miss
2, trebles chain 2, miss 1st space,
trebIes under next, (chain 2, trebles under
next chain) times, fasten at end of
foundation chain, turn.
6. CChain z, fasten back to form picot
of 5 chain, chain 2. miss 3 trebles, 3
trebles under chain between next groups
of 8 trebles), times. (chain 2, trebles
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double knots. 1 .picot) times. 6 double
knots, fasten in I'd picot of I'd ring. make
Sd part of leaf like 1st. fastening in Sd
picot OF I'd ring, make another chain like
1st chain made. ring of double knots.
join to Sd picot back IN last leaf finish ring
like 1st made, and repeat
Having made a strip of sUf8cient length
for the collar, make a 4-leaved figure to
Join between the leaves in the center of
the strip. Beginning in the center make
ring Of double knot. Il picot, double
knOts) z times. 1 picot. double knot. close.
tie and cut thread. Make a ring like 1st
described. chain like 1st. joining. by Sd
picot to a long picot of center ring 1drawn
out at least 4 inch. when making), make
the leaf as directed. then another chain
Ike 1st. joining by Sd picot to next long
picot Of center ring. and repeat until you
nave leaves surrounding the center ring
each leaf Joined by long picots. Join to
the collar between 2 leaves, the 1st ring of
upper leaf in the Square by 9th picot to
9th picot of I'd chain in leaf of the collar
next 2 chains. respectively. by Sd picot of
eacns then join other side in like manner.
These squares make pretty motifs for
many combinations, and the strip a lovely
handkerchief border or edging for any pur-
pose.
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Is. Catch back under chain. chain 8.
treble under next chain, chain s. re-
peat from around, and join to 81 of s
chain.
IA. make 5 doubles under each OF 3
chains OF 5. chain 8. trebles under next
chain. chain 3 repeat from around.
10. miss 1st Of IS doubles, Is doubles
in next ID. chain 8. trebles in 1st OF
trebles, chain 3. 8 trebies in last Of same
trebies, chain 8 repeat from around.
16. make II doubles in II doubles,
missing LIST and last of 13 doubles in last
row, chain 3, trebles in trebIes, chain
8, trebles under chain. chain g. trebIes
in trebles, chain repeat from around.
H. make doubles over II doubles,
missing 1st and last, chain 8, trebIes in
trebles, chain 3, trebles in 1st of next
trebies, chain 8. trebles in last of same
3 trebles, chain 8. 3 trebles in next 3
treb1es, chain 3; repeat from around
18. make doubles over 8 doubles,
missing LIST and last, (chain 8, trebles