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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17189, 5 November 1923, Page 9

ing one eggcupi'ul of a solution of peroxide of hydrogen to half a pint of water. The stain should be sponged with this solution until removed and the fabric, which is also thereby disinfected, should then be lightly rinsed in cold water and dried. Don't be worried, and in a hurry to unpick your jumper which, when you have finished it. appears too narrow- - "like a vest." as amateurs sometimes despairingly describe their creations. In all probability you can rectify this fault by ironing the jumper under a wet cloth—a really wet- cloth, and a really wet iron—and then gently pulling it out to obtain greater width. You will have to-go carefully to work and he patient ! The sleeves can he . treated in the same way.