Operation Manual

Dear
Housewife,
At
last
you are
the
proud
owner
of
the
much longed
for
Sewing
Machine.
The
machine
wos
explained
to
you
in
detoil,
and
you ore
now
looking
forward
with
much
pleasure
to
the
great
variety
of
work
that
can
be
perform
ed
on
it,
Although
everything
is
still
quite clear
to
you,
it
is
possible
that
in
time
some
of
the
directions
given
to
you for
making
the
various
adjustments
may
escape
your
memory
—
because,
it
is
unlikely
that
you
will
immediately
try
your
hand
at
a tt
the
diffe
rent
sewing
work
which
your machine
con
do.
We
have therefore
prepared
this
informative
Book
of
ristiuctions,
and
hope
you
will
find
it
a
useful
guide.
Before
using
your
maclime
we
advise
you to
glance
briefly
ot
the
pages
of
this
booklet,
so
that
you
will
have
a
rough
idea
of
its
contents,
This will
help
you when
reverting
later
on
to
any
one
of
the
chapters.
It
is
ci
good
plan to
open
out
to
the
left
page 1;
the
information
given
on
that
page
should
he
read
in
conjunction
with
the contents
of
the
book,
The
various
parts
named
in
the
text
are
clearly
marked
and
numbered
in
page
1.
The
illustrations
shown
on
pages
2
and
3
are also
provided
for
greater
clarity
and
understanding
of
these
instructions.
Moreover,
your
attention
is
drown
particularly
to
chapters
1,
2
and
5.
After
reading
these
you will
have
become
thoroughly
ocquointed
with
the
work
ing
principle
of
your
sewing
machine;
you will
look
upon
it
as
a
living
thing
that
has
been placed
under
your
care
and protection.
The
more
you understand
your
machine,
and what
you
con
do
with
it,
the
greater
will
be
your appre
ciation
of
its
scope.