Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1913, Page 10

DAILY HINTS FOR FANCY WORK. i OPERA BAG. .t You will produce Biscuit, Cake, Crusts, in freshness, flavor and 9% Ity cleanliness surpassing any that sl ciomiois ot soumis ‘can be bought ready made. needle book, pins, bodkins, etc. Heart- shaped pieces of flanne] can be tacked into one of the uncut sections, this be- ing used for the needles. Ribbon at & point on eaech side should fasten sec- tions together so that they will not Eerwich s New Yerk "CHELSEA LINE Faee, $1. Statercoms, $1 AD outside rooms, Exosiient Dining Service, Lesves, Norwich, Tuesdays, broidery scissors. Now line the bag Thorsdays and Sundays, 615 §!with satin, either plain or figured, and R m. (this wiil show through the stencil Lesves New TYork Brookiyn | Make tHe strings of leather straps or Bridge Pier, Mopdays, Wedmes- § ! of silk cord to match, putting them fuys wnd Yridays, 5 p. 'm. {through a runway left when fitting Freight vecesved umtil 5 3 m. 1 the iining. Bits of silk and satin F. V. ENOUSE, Agent ibrocafl!e jaft from Jast winter's wraps or froeks may be made into attractive | opera bogs foilowing the saxne design. Where these fabrics are uzed, it is not } ssary te add embroidery, bat if satin or velvet {abrics are \.s‘-d.] ine stitchery or ether meediz work MONEY BAG OF CHAMOIS. made of white or natural colored lin- | house and school as it can be easily & en. Buttonhole the edges and add eve- | laundered To make this attractive and useful | lets. Mark initials on front in eyelet money bag, cut out one piece of cha- |or solld embroidery. Lace on the in- w, mois like fig. 1, another piece like fig. | side with baby ribbon. A cover of . A Wise Old Man. 2 without tabs. Briar stitch fig 1, |this character can be made to fit any Porfirio Diaz is to be congratulated around; put fig. 1 and 2 tegether with | book. It is very good for a model to | on his decision not to return to his buttonhole stitch. be used on children's books that are | beloved Mexico. He is a pretty wise Cut out and briar stitch fig. 3, then | carrfed back and forth between the |[old man, after all—Brooklyn Eagle. pull tags of fig. 1 through openings in fig. 3; briar stitch figs. 2 and 3 across “ You can add one hundred per cent. more happi- | | top marked T. Cut out two pieces like o s An aftractive heart-shaped sewing case, made in the drawing herewith shown, can be made from a quarter . o of @ ¥ard of English hand-blocked Iin- : ness if you select your gifts from our - {en. This linen can be bought at & . - about $1.10 a yard or 28 c, for a quarter S High Grade Stocks of of a yard. A sheet of wadding, cost- ing 2c. will be neaded -Also, two vards i of No. 2 ribbon, costing 10 ¢, one-haif : paper. of mixed needles and some bits | paper of mixed nenedles and some bils } of white fiannel. Cut out four heart- | shaped pieces having these about four {inches at the widest part. Cut two | of these im halves, lengthwise, and { shave about one-sixtesnth of an inch = from each of the four cut pieces. Now i B "7 |all the four hearts must be covered |fall apart when opened. Ome end of t ‘ “ with t he linen. The two that are cut | the ribbon should also be fastened to |small opening in the centre into which American OQOUSEO | in two must be stitched up and down | the two uncut sections to be used for | the tabs may be gathered. Attach this the middle between the cut edges, so | tying the case when the cut sections |to a piece of silk cord long enough to FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. |ithat they can fold readily. It Is a |are folded inside the uncut omes. A |go around the Heck and you have an i task for a good needle woman to sew | bow may be fastened at the apex of | excellent safety bag. Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, ' | P00 1" the edges of all these heart | the case by way of ornamentation | The cost is only 25 cents. A plece Travelilng Men, Etc. sections and make tliem careful and | This way of making a needle case is|of clean chamois costs 10 cents, ome Livery connectedi. Shetucket Strest | neat. Strap of ribbon may be sewed | excellent where silks ar eused. sgkein of blue silk for the briar work, 4 cenis, and the blue cord to match “| the silk, 5 cents. Ladies’ Umbrellas, Men’s Umbrellas, ; Walking Sticks, R ~ Men’s Mackinaw Coats, Shaker Knit B Sweater Coats, Men’s Silk, Lisle or Cotton Half Hose, - Handsome Colorings in Men’s Shirts, " 7. Excellent Holiday Neckwear, r « Suede or Kid Gloves, Fur and Fur Lined Gloves, Full Dress Reefers, Mufflers and Accessories, Bags, Suit Cases and Traveling Kits; Men’s Dress Jewelry, Links and Scarf Pins, > Raincoats, For Ladies and Men, < Bath Robes and House Coats, * ——— fig. 4; buttonhele around, leaving a @ BUREAU SCARF MADE FROM HANDKERCHEF. Most people have seen dainty bureau scarfs made by joining three handker- chiefs side by side with insertion, and then adding a row or two of insertion and lace around the -whole. The accompanying cut shows a dif- ferent arrangement of handkerchiefs for a bureau scarf, and one that calls for six handkerchiefs. This makes a wider and longer scarf than the other. | Five yards of insertion are required. Three handkerchiefs should be joined as shown in the diagram. Cut two of the remaining handkerchiefs in halves, from corner to corner, and the last one in quarters. Join to complete a dainty scarf and finish with a row of inser- tion. —and a— Complete Line FINE FURS —AT— The Togge,ry Shop 291 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. FOR THE “LIGHT HOUSEKEEPER” The chaifing dish and hot water ket- tle are attractive when in use, but are both unsatisfactory and dangerous. A ! small one-burner gas stove is more | than twice as useful, and may be made | quite as inviting in appearance. A good stove may be bought for 3Ic and | the tubing comes by the foot. Use! .| care in selecting tube as to color. This | should harmonize with the coloring in | the room. Cut from asbesos a clrcularr piece, having the same diameter as the | bbase of the stove. Cut another piece My dealer sells it for 85 cemnts a box!” - ‘“A whole box of it is a real present and its low cost lets me “remem- ber” people I‘could not send gifts to otherwise.” Be sure it’§ WRIGLEY’S Christmas Gifts of Quality DIAMOND RINGS | $15. to $300. § A Diamond Ring is a gift of enduring beauty and increasing value. Every Diamend in our stock is pure white, perfectly cut, and of extreme brilliancy. SIGNET RINGS—$1.00 to $10.00. Extra heavy solid gold. Very latest designs. th s width as th i | nme i 2 e hetat of e } T GoUD PENDANTS_$200, $3.00, $450 to $25.00. Beautiful do- but siightly circular te conform to the signs in Diamend, Pearl, Sapphire and Amethyst settings. | shigpe of the stove. GOLD CUFF BUTTONS—E xéra heavy weight, Join ends together and eover the SOLID GOLD BRACELETS—$5.00, $6.50, $900 te $20.00. Very e with ariy material of 4 suitable || |ateet styles. Plain and engraved, Large assortment to seloot from. % cle with the same materials, l Fine assortment of GOLD TIE PINS—$1.00 te $15.00 each. Sew four small tabs at intervals to the lowerv edge of the side pie¢e and 4 are used on dresses) on the end of the . tab, Sew the other side of the ciasp on the underside of the circle. Place $10.00 Ladies’ Waltham Watch. Guaranteed 20-year case. v eRemE, pEnS. Beatifel ; SEEETE is causing un- errsdens e imitations . 200 B | the stov the eircular b 3 Ere feus persons to wrap rank o P e e $15.00 for a Solid Gold 14-karat Watch. Extra heavy. thest ams not even real Chmiflg gum so fl'ley re- Q ‘§\\!\‘ boéh Logetl::]r. b:l;his cov;r ca?hbe slip- The Gruen very :hthatc'he:l—QIO.oo, 311‘.50, 3'5.00,.:27.50, > ped over e rner when latte: i | i ilto 5 - sezabie genuine WRIGLEY’S. The better class. of s latter & 1SS Suiline oo SR oWl makes—Hamilton, Howard, Wal stores will not try to fool you with these imitations. They will be offered P Majwattior Sings tn e oif CINGES S Son Svainy AHiease. The accompanying - drawing shows EVERY ARTICLE FULLY GUARANTEED. WE ADVERTISE WHAT WE DO AND DO WHAT WE ADVERTISE F. W. GUILD, Jeweler 56 Main Street. 'Phone 242-2 to you principally by street fakirs, peddlers and the candy departments of some B and 10 cent stores. ‘These rank imitations cost dealers one cent a package or even less and are sold to careless people for almest any price. - If you want Wedgley’s look before you buy. Get what you pay for. Be SURE it’s WRIGLEY’S.