22. Three arrangements of valance and curtain
23. Three types of valance and curtain arranged to cover the
24- A group of typical side chairs ....
25. Four good table forms for use in dining-room or hbrary
26. Types of Colonial chairs .....
27. Comfortable arm-chairs for general use .
28. Three good forms of couches ....
29. Typical small tables of good form and finish .
30. Good typ€*s of lamps ......
31. Arrangc'ment of rugs in living room
32. Arrangement of rugs in living rooms
33. Arrangement of furniture in a square dining-room .
34. Arrangement of a large kitchen ....
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35. Arrangement of a farmhouse kitchen .111
36. Arrangement of a kitchen for a suburban house .112
37. Plan showing kitchen arrangements .113
38. A complete and convenient kitchen for any house . .114
39. The pass-pantry or serving-pantry 115
40. CJomparison of scales for measuring temperature .132
41. The index of a gas meter 143
42. Gas meter index reading 79,500 cubic feet .... 144
43. Dial of a watthour meter ....... 147
44. Dial of a watthour meter ....... 148
45. Ordinary form of water-meter dial .161
46. Comparison of amount of light given by different gas lamps 202
47. Comparison of amount of light given by different electric lamps 203
48. Cost of producing a given amount of light by various illumi-
nants at usual prices ....... 204
49. Diagram of a home-made fireless cooker .215
50. An iccless refrigerator ........ 222
51. Removable canton flannel cover for the refrigerator 223
52. Methods of folding underwear 275
53. A method' of folding sheets and tablecloths .... 276
54. Another method of folding sheets. 277
55. A method of folding nightdresses and shirts .... 278
56. A sleeve-board 280
57. Cotton fibers, showing the characteristic twist 308
58. Linen fibers, showing the characteristic nodes and longitudinal
striations ......... 313
59. Wool fiber, showing the characteristic scales and the serrated
surface ......... 316
60. Silk fiber, showing the two minute filaments from the spinnerets
of the silk worm ........ 319
61. Method of shrinking fullness out of a garment 336
62. Method of taking measurements ...... 338
63. Method of lengthening shirt-waist pattern .... 342
64. Method of shortening a shirt-waist pattern .... 343
65. Cutting and opening a shirt-waist pattern to throw in fullness . 344
66. Increasing or decreasing bust measure of a shirt-waist pattern . 345
67. Method of decreasing the size of a shirt-waist pattern 346
68. Method of lengthening a waist pattern for a very full bust or
round shoulders ........ 347
69. Method used in modeling garments over a flat pattern 348
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70. Adjusting pattern to fit shoulders 349
71. Simple adjustment of sleeve pattern 349
72. Method of cutting collars for flat or rolling efiFect . 350
73. Changing length or width of skirt pattern .... 351
74. Increasing waist or hip size of a skirt pattern 351
75. Decreasing the sise of the hips of a gored skirt pattern . 352
76. Adjusting a skirt pattern for a person who has a prominent
abdomen or hips * 353
77. Another method of adjusting a gored skirt pattern for a figure
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22. Three arrangements of valance and curtain
23. Three types of valance and curtain arranged to cover the
24- A group of typical side chairs ....
25. Four good table forms for use in dining-room or hbrary
26. Types of Colonial chairs .....
27. Comfortable arm-chairs for general use .
28. Three good forms of couches ....
29. Typical small tables of good form and finish .
30. Good typ€*s of lamps ......
31. Arrangc'ment of rugs in living room
32. Arrangement of rugs in living rooms
33. Arrangement of furniture in a square dining-room .
34. Arrangement of a large kitchen ....
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35. Arrangement of a farmhouse kitchen .111
36. Arrangement of a kitchen for a suburban house .112
37. Plan showing kitchen arrangements .113
38. A complete and convenient kitchen for any house . .114
39. The pass-pantry or serving-pantry 115
40. CJomparison of scales for measuring temperature .132
41. The index of a gas meter 143
42. Gas meter index reading 79,500 cubic feet .... 144
43. Dial of a watthour meter ....... 147
44. Dial of a watthour meter ....... 148
45. Ordinary form of water-meter dial .161
46. Comparison of amount of light given by different gas lamps 202
47. Comparison of amount of light given by different electric lamps 203
48. Cost of producing a given amount of light by various illumi-
nants at usual prices ....... 204
49. Diagram of a home-made fireless cooker .215
50. An iccless refrigerator ........ 222
51. Removable canton flannel cover for the refrigerator 223
52. Methods of folding underwear 275
53. A method' of folding sheets and tablecloths .... 276
54. Another method of folding sheets. 277
55. A method of folding nightdresses and shirts .... 278
56. A sleeve-board 280
57. Cotton fibers, showing the characteristic twist 308
58. Linen fibers, showing the characteristic nodes and longitudinal
striations ......... 313
59. Wool fiber, showing the characteristic scales and the serrated
surface ......... 316
60. Silk fiber, showing the two minute filaments from the spinnerets
of the silk worm ........ 319
61. Method of shrinking fullness out of a garment 336
62. Method of taking measurements ...... 338
63. Method of lengthening shirt-waist pattern .... 342
64. Method of shortening a shirt-waist pattern .... 343
65. Cutting and opening a shirt-waist pattern to throw in fullness . 344
66. Increasing or decreasing bust measure of a shirt-waist pattern . 345
67. Method of decreasing the size of a shirt-waist pattern 346
68. Method of lengthening a waist pattern for a very full bust or
round shoulders ........ 347
69. Method used in modeling garments over a flat pattern 348
ILLUSTRATtONS Tax
no. PAGS
70. Adjusting pattern to fit shoulders 349
71. Simple adjustment of sleeve pattern 349
72. Method of cutting collars for flat or rolling efiFect . 350
73. Changing length or width of skirt pattern .... 351
74. Increasing waist or hip size of a skirt pattern 351
75. Decreasing the sise of the hips of a gored skirt pattern . 352
76. Adjusting a skirt pattern for a person who has a prominent
abdomen or hips * 353
77. Another method of adjusting a gored skirt pattern for a figure