THE MORNING OREGONIAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1915.
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FROCK FOR LITTLE GIRL
EASY TO CUT AND MAKE
Fine W hite Linen Is Used For Suit and Embroidery Is Done With White
and Bine Mercerized Cotton Some Pointers Are Given.
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THERE is a distinction about th
baodmade frock which no amount
of elaboration accomplished on
the sewing machine can hope to etiuaL
A charming little costume for the wee
girl, or even the wee boy, is so easy
to cut and the making so exceedingly
simple' that even the mother who has
not much skill at needlework should
be able to manage ic
Fine white linen is the material, and
the embroidery is done with white and
blue mercerized cotton. Tile scalloping
is in blue and the flowers in white,
outlined with blue. The dots are blue.
The only opening is at the front of
the neck, where eyelets, worked with
white, are laced up with narrow blue
ribbon matching the color of the blue
embroidery. Pink embroidery would be
equally dainty, or brown and white
might be used for the embroidered de
sign on a ground of yellow linen. Vari
ous color schemes will suggest them
selves to the needleworker.
The frock is cut on kimono lines, from
a double length of yard-wide linen. Do
not cut a straight line down from arm
pit to hem. but a little lower than
midway, leave a section of the linen
Jutting out from the seam. This sec
tion is to be plaited into the seam to
give fullness to the little skirt. The
belt Is separate, also the piece of em
broidered linen which forms the buckle.
A long slash, buttonholed at the edges,
is made in the buckle piece and half
of the ellipse ie appliqued to the frock,
the loose end of the belt passing
through the slash. A few snap
fasteners under the belt will hold it
neatly against the frock and give a
trimmer effect.
MONTANA DIVISION LIKED
Glendive Business Men Expected to
Petition lor New State.
GLENDIVE. Mont, March 30. That
petitions which, it is believed, will be
circulated here for the division of Mon
tana and the creation of a new state
will be generally signed is the declara
tion of local business men- f
Not only the city men, but farmers
and stockmen generally, are in favor
of the division.
"Twilight Sleep" Aids Caesarian.
CHICAGO. March 29. Another ad
vance in the use of the "twilight
tleep has been recorded in the annala
of medicine. Armed with the newest
discovery medical science was victori
ous in the great peril to motherhood
the Caesarian operation. Dr. Daniel
A. Orth, attending surgeon at St. Mary's
Hospital, performed the operation on
Mrs. M. J. Detzner, of 1905 North Wa
bansia avenue. The Caesarian sec
tional operation was decided on as
the only means of saving the patient's
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after month. Without complaining, they do their duty
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182 Friendship Street, Providence, H. L
In a Short Time I Recovered.
" I suffered from female trouble so that the best
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Williams Street, Decatur, 111
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Mrs. A. Bannigan, 57 Knickerbocker Avenue,
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Five other bablea bad died. Mrs.
er was conscious through the 20
minutes needed. Questioned from time felt no pain. A few minutes later I room and announced to the waiting;
to time by the surgeons, she said she , Dr. Orth strode from the operating- I husband that a healthy seven-pound
girl had been safely ushered Into ths
world,
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Cross-Stitch Pattern of a Bor
der for Table Covers,
Scarfs, Etc.
The accompanying; cross-stitch pat
tern is an excellent design for borders
for table covers, ' scarfs, bedspreads,
bag's and pillows. The quarter section
of the square forms a quarter of the
' border, which will also look well on
collars and cuffs, as well as on children's
dresses. To transfer this design take
two sheets of writing paper, pin the
pattern and paper together, lay on a
blanket and punch a bole into four
corners of each cross.
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