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A CASHMERE HOUSE-GOWN.
885—linta dress. Sizes for 4, 6 and
8 Years.
This dainty and simple gown is of cash
mere, with yoke and sleeves of flowered
silk, and epaulets of velvet. Though it
has the effect of a guimpe, it is made all in
one piece, and some mothers like this, as it
always stays where it is put. The plain
waist is loosely fitted, giving ample room
for comfort, and the plain skirt, finished
with a deep hem, is gathered and sewed
to the waist. Little school-gowns of home
spun and fancy wools and serges are pret
ty made by this model, with yokes of plaid
or of alpaca or cashmere. Mothers will find
this a convenient pattern for re-modelling
old gowns.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the
envelope in which it is enclosed. Price,
25 cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
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887-878.
A SMART DINNER-GOWN.
887—zefa corsage. Sizes for 34, 36, 38
and 40 Inches Bust Measure.
Rich, changeable, lusterless satin in
cameo pink, showing tints of pale olive
and heliotrope, and olive-green velvet, are
the fabrics of this handsome gown—the
“Zefa” corsage and “Rolf’ skirt combined.
The corsage has a fitted lining of light
olive-green silk, veiled with accordeon
plaited pink chiffon. The embroider
ed bib front is of olive-green velvet,
matching the puffed sleeves, which for
evening wear are usually made elbow
length; the pattern is arranged for both.
The epaulets may be of rich cream lace, or
of passementerie matching the embroidery.
Ideas in Dress.
A stock-collar of chiffon finishes the throat.
The model is an excellent one for combi
nations of silk, satin or moire, with velvet
and chiffon, or for the new chene taffetas
with satin, velvet, or lace.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the en
velope in which it is enclosed. Price, 25
cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
878—role skirt. Sizes Medium and
Large.
A novel design in circle shape, measur
ing a little over five yards around the bot
tom. It fits the figure quite smoothly at
the top and falls into graceful flutes below
the hips and at the back. Any of the pop
ular silk, woolen or cotton fabrics may
be chosen for this model, and it maybe worn
with any style of coat, basque or waist.
To secure the proper effect around the bot
tom, use a deep facing of hair-cloth or
other stiff fabric. Our model is richly em
broidered with irridescent metal threads
and spangles, but the skirt may be trim
med in any preferred way.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the en
velope in which it is enclosed. Price, 25
cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
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898.-890.
FOR MANY OCCASIONS.
898— GARRICK COAT. Sizes for 34, 36, 38,
and 40 Inches Bust Measure.
Despite the elaborate and varied styles
of dress, the tailor-gown is considered the
most correct thing for many occasions.
Our model, the “Garrick” coat and “Wal
dron” skirt combined, forms one of the
smartest designs, for which broad-waled
serge in a warm brown shade is used.
The coat is double-breasted, fitting the fig
ure trimly in the back. The seams of the
model are piped with black velvet, but this
may be omitted if preferred. The cuffs
and revers have a two-inch facing of vel
vet, and are embroidered with gold
soutache which covers the cloth part and
extends in a narrow border upon the vel
vet.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the en
velope in which it is enclosed. Price, 25
cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
890—waldkon skirt. Sizes Medium and
Large.
An exceptionally graceful design, meas
uring about six yards around the bottom.
The front and side-gores are narrow at the
top, fitting smoothly, and wider at the bot
tom, to give the ripple effect. The back
is laid in two godet plaits, and if the dis
tended effect be desired, a deep facing of
hair-cloth or crinoline may be used. The
plaits are held in position by a narrow
band of elastic fastened on the inside.
Any of the popular silk or woolen novel
ties may be chosen for this model, and it
may be worn with any style of coat, basque,
or waist.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the en
velope in which it is enclosed. Price,
25 cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
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AN AFTERNOON FROCK.
894—VIVA WAIST. Sizes for 12 and 14
Years.
Novelty wool in red and blue is the
fabric of this becoming and dressy little
gown, the “Viva” waist and “Doris”
skirt combined. It is trimmed with pale
blue satin and red and black velvet rib
bon. This waist is slightly fulled over a
fitted lining, and back and front are alike.
The yoke and shoulder tabs are of blue
satin finished with velvet ribbon, and the
stock-collar and girdle are of velvet. This
is an excellent model for effective combi
nations, and may be worn with any style
of skirt.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the
envelope in which it is enclosed. Price,
25 cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
893—doris skirt—Sizes for 12, 14 and 16
Years.
An extremely graceful design, having six
gored breadths, flaring widely at the foot
and fitting easily around the waist except
in the back, where the fullness is gathered.
It may be lined throughout, but should
have no interlining or facing. Any of the
popular silk, woolen, or cotton fabrics may
be chosen for this model, and it may be
worn with any style of coat, basque, or
waist.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the
envelope in which it is enclosed. Price,
25 cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
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907.
A BECOMING LITTLE FROCK,
907 —rosebell dress. Sizes for 10 and
12 Years.
This becoming little frock is just the
thing for afternoon and dressy wear, and
may also be used for general everyday
wear, according to material selected. The
circle skirt flares well at the bottom, and
fits quite trimly around the waist. It is
so cut as to hang in graceful flutes without
interlining. The back of the corsage is
like the front; the square yoke and epaulet
of dark velvet are finished on the edge
with very narrow guipure edging. Cre
pon, Henrietta cloth and any of the fancy
wool novelties, combined with silk or vel
vet, may be used for the dressier ones,
while serges trimmed in any preferred way
will make very serviceable gowns for
everyday wear at school.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the
envelope in which it is enclosed. Price, 25
cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
READY FOR HER WALK.
897 —eloretta coat. Sizes for 4, 6 and
8 Years.
Cadet-blue cloth, smooth-surfaced but
thick and warm, is the fabric of this pretty
coat;the trimming is natural otter, and the
garment is lined throughout with tan-col
ored surah. The fronts are in sacque
shape and double-breasted, and there is a
yoke in the back to which the skirt piece is
attached in two broad box-plaits. The
sleeve is of the popular “Melon” shape, and
the seams should be strapped, or spread
and stitched on the right side. Cloaking
materials in any of the popular designs
may be chosen tor this model, and may be
trimmed in any preferred way.
A special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the en
velope in which it is enclosed. Price, 25
cents; to our subscribers, only 10 cents.
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-897.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
I have berries, grapes and peaches, a
year old, fresh as when picked. I use the
California Cold Process; do not heat or
seal the fruit, just put it up cold, keeps
perfectly fresh, and costs almost nothing;
can put up a bushel in ten minutes. Last
week I sold directions to over 120 families;
anyone will pay a dollar for directions
when they see the beautiful samples of
fruit. As there are many people poor
like myself, I consider it my duty to give
my experience to such, and feel confident
anyone can make one or two hundred
dollars around home in a few days. I will
mail sample of fruit and complete direc
tions, to any of your readers, for eighteen
two-cent stamps, which is only the actual
cost of the samples, postaere, etc., to me.
FRANCIS CASEY, St. Louis, Mo.
A Big Drop in Sugar.
Sears, Roebuck & Co., better known as
the Cheapest Supply House on Earth, at
171, 173 and 175 W. Adams St., Chicago,
111., are selling 40 lbs. of the very best
granulated sugar for sl, and other grocer
ies at proportionately low prices; they
ship their goods to anyone anywhere; they
will supply you if anywhere within one
thousand miles of Chicago, selling granu
lated sugar 40 lbs. for sl, and everything
accordingly. Send no money, but cut
this notice out and send to Sears, Roebuck
& Co., Chicago, 111., for full particulars.
I’EBRtTARY, 180 b.