HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-8-29, Page 7HOME DitESSMAXINGe latter has gathers at the tea and vadat con- 1 The mena. waist, bes a plalely Atted /Ada,
A„ partly worn baeque may be refloated
a or a plain meet be made into a dreamy gar -
manta by adding a awe and silk muslin ger.
1, niture theme in Nara No. 44, A straight
Piece of silk muerte, 4S inches in length, .
folded round the neck, as illestratia,
imam pleats that are ti 1 . i . a a ea i 1 i v
aid then 'atill loose.
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FIG. 54
A row of lace trim"; the entire edge, and
ineertien ie set in at the bottom of the V.
shaped neck before the nowilla is pleated.
The sleeves should be finished with a, lace
frill, which is sewed in so OM to be fuller and
wider toward the back,
Werth goods have the round, full wake
gathered and lapped front and back, or at
the front cely, The V ie o embroidery or
Flee 56
.• goods. OAS revere down the lappiug side is
'worn. The round, turnedeever illi of lace
or embreldery en the reek and sleeves has
jure ought public favor at its flood. Straight
gathered skirts ofcotton goods are not Hued,
A white skirt having 'Wily 'torched reales
up the entitaback should be worts with a
cotton gown
:...h:igure No. 55 Illustrates A blouse bodice
PIG. 56
suitable for cotton, tennis flannel, aural, of
light.weight woolen geode. The back is cub
like ap ordinary loose wallet, while the front
• is represented -with a pointed yoke of folds
from the shoilder-aeams on either side of a V
of embroldarye: with a collar to match. The
lower portion of the fronts is gathered on the
yoke, forming an erect rutile, and worn
with a. belt, leaving the butane part outside
of the skirt. The sleeves are gathered at
the shoulders, and into cuff -bands of em-
broidery. ,
Figured woolen goods, math, and em• .
broldery galloon are illustrated In Figure
No. 56„though plain and figured India silk
or woolen material would afford a hand-
some combination. The front and right side
of the skirt are of the silk laid in kilt pleats,
with a full straight back, and the left side
partly crossing the front of the woolen
fabric.
The round waist fastens invisibly, and
has the right, side and collar completely
covered with embroidery, while the left
front 14 full from the enoulder and lapped
over the wait line under a girdle ,beit of
the embroidery. The sleeves are full ab
the top, and have cuffs of the galloon em-
broidery.
• .„
FIG. 57
'a The lace trimming shown in Figure No.
57 aliment either for a pointed or round
baeque, with long or short sleeves. Lace
about four inches wide forms a round col-
lar and epaulet on the right shoulder, with
a drapery of lace net or silk muslin, edged
with lace down the front and over to the
right hip.
Loops of No. 12 ribbon are placed at the
neck, falling oyer the bust where the drapery
ends, over on the right side, and a bow at
the viaiet line. Flowers are interspased
among the ribbons to brighten the dressy
effect. -
The morning robe shown in figure No 58
is appropriate for Valenoienes lace and
nainsook or India milk, or the lace on the
skirt might be omitted, and a neat gown be
made of cashmere. The gaimpe may be of
velvet' plain or tucked nainsook, iurah, or
embroidery, according to the material select.
ed, and this ie -made on a close -fitting lining,
with the low baby waist worn over it. The
tre, front and back with felt sleeves and lull trait* edged " With embroidery and -
lace Mlle- beeped at the welsh lane, V of tucke, collar,
The straight gathered skirt Is four verde MA Cliffs of ellthrOlsierh. leg -ea -mutton,
and a half wide, and ie were over the WWI, eleeveie ribberi belt m on the left /tide,
within lie cut long Mettettli to thenet beneath ,4 Modified /style of an Empire walesnit-
the belt. A ribbon belt is worn, and tied able he silk lace, &., for evening wear.e
on the. left) aide. shown ht Aggro No. 62, whielirie erienged
Stratght skirts are varied by having a With the usual oliataed- bait under falai) like
Oreeienalr.apeci treat, which le ahown in this ahate in front, one dart in ea ob frontp and
bane In pattern. No. 4306, Sae pleats, folds frOmthe shoulderecree.eed at the waist
Spanish flounce fronts or aeepthrieg sever ' line, hazing a law neck, with a tiny V of
the treat and tatiee at the top, making them lace in, eronte Tao puffed Sleeves Are headed
in straight rows or deep. Vandykea, - by ribbon bows, apparently holding the
The foot of the front and sides may be felArt together. 4 wide or narrow sash may
finished with a box -pleated ruche,a gath. be worn,
ered frill o f silk, lam or the dreeefelereo;
and the old fashion of leaf or equre tabs
of the material over a tiny flotenen f laee
has been revived for Empire gowns,
Figure No, 59 Is one of theist/ eta/card
designs that are always in Viatica for cot.
ton, -thane), eloth, or ohmage exereeday
gowee. The Oohed blouse baa three tiny
folds down either side of the front, teed a
paean beekawith ahigh collar, coat eleevea
and belt of thcedreas goods.. The full nicht
bas the sides and beet laid-enot caught
own -an kilt pleats, lbs front gethered, cut)
Fro, 59
somewhat longer on the right side and
caught up there ha A shallow humid pleet.
The fall Empire waists. are cat with er
Without rade'rrie e eel:hardiest to the gare,
only very slaucer figurve being able to
Merino with them. The front' are without
dart*, the fullnesa being shirred along the
shoulder Seams and at the waist line, unless
a very abort burro Is yarn, And then the
fullness ends fa clow overlapping pleats
from the waist line to the edge of the
garment. Tho ILnIog of the front has the
Fro. 59
usual darn, and often a sash Is folded
narrow and laid around tide edge ;so as to
outline it before it is tied in the back or at
the side. V:.
Figure No. GO illustrates a itsefill petti-
coat to wear with full, straight skirts that
FIG. 60
are without reede. Surah, pongee, or mus-
lin is used, with frills of lace or the material
atthe foot, One reed is inserted about
seventeen Inches below the belt, and the
skirt is cut like a dress pattern. If of mus-
lin, the trimming would be of embroidery,
and the reed withdrawn for washing. 11
Fie. 61
for a stoulaperson, a yoke should be fitted
to the top in place of a belt.
Figure No. 61 is represented in white and
embroidered nainsook, though the design
will readily lend itself to silk and woolen
oanbinations. Tho skirt Is arranged in wide
kilt pleats, a full gathered back, and flat
front of embroidery over a lining oaths
usr al shape.
Pte. 62
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WIRELETS.
4.P 494.
4 1 g
The 6elaing schooner Mettle Winship has
beea relea/03QIher owners peyinthe Ger-
0 IT'
ernmen, $39fitt,
The eteamship Norwegian, Suite reported
in approaching llelle Isle. • CURED'
at Vatiser _Point. encountered many icebergs
Charles at. XeRerlie, a young farmer o
, 4 Minster tewaskie, 4hot blIneelf in the
presence f ilia fau4ly*Wee his, father re.
fueed to deed a farm to him. It is thought
the:young man will die.
john.L. SalliOan was, on Seturday morn.
big, sentenced. to twelve moathe in prison,
and Referee FitapaWiele pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to pay a .716 e3C0'
Three thousand persons at Portland, Me.,
have Bianca A petition Wring eerebery
Blaine to take steps to secure a stay of pro-
ceedings in the mon of NM, Maybrick.
A Hausman Tried for ilia Life.
Berlin has Piet had a most extraordinary
sensational trial-aeathale, indeed almost
without parallel, among the records of
crime. Tne hangman hate been amused of
assassination and tried for his life. Of
course le was a question of jealOUtty. The
Berlin executioner does not lead. &Infra mar.
al life. Re le a Married mantwith a family',
and be deserted both, and the poor wife
soon had a rival- Bat he eleo deserted the
rival ic her tem Talk dry etatistios of the
law code mad like the argument of IOMO
ingenious play. The aintucloued mistress
!onged to recover bog eapreineoy. Cale
would tot have thoeghll a hangman callable
of quell Jai-real/in. She tried every enemas
to gain her object, and at leo in despair
had recourse to the exeoutioner'e andstant
end right baud Man, whom she knew and
whose lufluenee over him was great. There
were interviews between the two heogelea,
but matters did not .xdvance. Then tiro
ZrottY Yokes for OOttO4 and 01141110 gQWPJ Wall Art app. Interview et a rotauraat, ht
re rounded back and b .
beet, and veryihot, the comae of wbiela the diet kicked hli aid.
with the hotly portion gathered an -a dA,oupp „itemacb. The iojary was
log hill, which deuhle4--flae hammed--m'ore salons than it seemed, and A month
et the toP A revived fashion shows the aeterwere the peer go,betwen died. AU
neck, sleeves, and edge of yoke, finished ;torts of syldence were &allot the WA sod
withp0IT of the febrie, gathered $ frill on the jury were mereiiul In their verdict.
either side, or a box -pleated ruche of lace _But aaa rimina1 arama, at Bain woo
having the straight (Ogee 1101Yed together Ly 415apponted. It weem have hem inter,
hi fore it le pleated. erring, trey seemed to have thought, if the
new human bad to try his 'prentice band
cu his prideceetor.
4 '
Fro, 63
Thejannty Dire atolre gown shone in Zig ore
No. 63 is of cashmere; With miffs .00llar,
and veetofilgared Ind1 iPk. Thagiether.
ed aklt Its attithlued &erase the ftont and
sides with a deep border of embroidery, and
a eath'hair hangs dri Iba left elde. ,"
The ooet bisque ha a long, narrow back
to the foot of the skirt, and jatareb fronts
having revers and largo buttons. The
doubambieasted vest also has revers showing
a V of the Inagua material. Thu 0-Icel.:qui
aro coat shaped, and the, whole costume
bearthe immietakble Parisian stamp.
T.be Measurements of et alaialefenamidie
gown haildate wider skirts, as the linhig of
this one la 3 yards in width. The frone is
27 Indies wide ab the bottom auk 9 inches
at the top ; the gore on either side is 14
inches ab the belt, and 23, inches on the
lower edge, and the etraigla 'back is 36
inches in width, with a 12 inch reed 13 inch-
es below thabelta and bas the tini'ed 'of pad
bustles.
Handsome akirts have a gathered and
pinked silk frill on the inside *of the lower
edge. Skirts often slip around, and thus
lose their designed effect% but sewing a hook
at the centrefront of tbe belt, and an eye
on the corsets, any twisting around may be
prevented.
Sash ends, trimmed with trimmed with
fringe, are out straight across. The front
and sides are frequently finished on the
lower e ige with fringe, which falls over a
gathered frill of the dress material. 4 flet
border of ribbon, lam insertion, embroidery,
galloon, woven designs, or velvet continue
in vogue for the front and sides, or front
only, of skirta.
Lace bseques for stone figures are made of
the lace laid inneothly overahe silk liniag,
with bretelles of three POWS of No. 7 ribbon
passing over the shoulders 'anti tapeting to
one row &tope 2inches back of the
slight, point of the bodice, back and
front. The ideeees ' aro trimmed with
lengthwise rows of ribbon to the elbows.
The.Direotoire ruffle on waists is &gather-
ed ruffle, three inohea deep, of crepe, silk
muslin, silk embroidery, or lace, finely knife -
pleated or left plain, and sewed down ..the
lappeclaidge of the round waist full, enough
to fall gracefully, It is usually accompanied
a turn -over collar and on% to corre-
spond.
The full sleeves are shown in many de-'
signs, but the ;nest highly favored: °neje
quite close at the wrists and slightly full at
the top. This hie alit shaped lining, with
the outer material out longer.
Then there is a draped sleeve having the
foundation cut as usual, with the top part of
the outer material of the larger half of the
sleeve cut loupe and witler atehe top, which
fullness is draped in easy folds over the
shoulder, tapering narrower in, the centre.
In all oases the top of the sleeve h arranged
td give a rounder appearance to the arms '
and a 'graceful 'elope to the shedders.
Too Late for Tint.
wart to get a good barnmeolt," said
the euatener. "Strougeneogh to bold two,
I suppose!" suggested the salesman silly.
"So, sir," said the customer with foam
show el ratentment. "No, sir; I've been
married
fir snore than tbreo years."
A Orate or No Pay
le guerentad to thee* whom° Dr. Plerd'eh
Discovery for catarrh in do
head,' el fOrbronohird or throat affectious, or
conanuiptios (which le loon ligroin's) if token
ire -time mulct -Ivan fair trial. Ilenc7 prompt.
evturnealf It dote not cure. •
Nothing diet was worthy ia the past do -
parts ; no.buth er goodness realized by Mall
over does cr can die; but all is abil[ here,
60, rergdzed or not, lives and works
thrOtglymcless changes.,
• A I.ife Preserver,
throwni Ton in the sea of trophies that
threttemrtoengulf you ladles in its dem er.
frought -Wives, no to speak, and oho tbat
will float yet over their threatening crests
;with perfecanfety, Is found In Dr, Pierce's
Favorite Pretription. You make a (bunter-
°nib:the-alto 1 yon do not seize and make use
of it, if yon ire *filleted with any of these
distressing laments peculiar to your sex,
styled " fora% complaints." for It is a
guaranteed etre for each and every ill of the
kind. The mly medicine sold by druggists,
under a poetise guarantee from the menu-
faoturers, of satisfaotion in every one, or
money ref:mica. Read guarantee on bottle-
writ(uiPliniade. anong Gorman officers increases
shockingly. During May twenty-three shot
themselves, sad the number for June was
larger still.
Forbilionsuss, side headache, indigestion,
and constipeton, take Dr. Pierce's Palate.
One a dose.
In every lain= breast; some one passion
ttenerally brake through principle and
controls us,
The Tolle lionn.tain Region.
Thousands o acres of choice free govern-
ment land, nes. open for tattlers in the
rurz1e Mountie Region of Dakota. Here
Was raised the !heat that took first premium
et New Orions Exposition. Rich soil
timber in mounains. good schoole, churches,
congenial seder. For further information,
maps, rates, eta apply to F. I. Whitney,
G. P. & T. A., S. P., M. & M. Ry., St, Paul
Minn., or J. 31.Huckins, Can. Pass. Agt
Toronto.
Eery man
hs three characters—that
which he exhibit, that which he has, and
that which he thiks he has.
The Bok of Lubon.
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obey the laws of this ook will be crowned
with a fadeless wreah, Vast numbers of
men haverfelt the poor and testified to the
virtue of Libelee Spetfio No. 8. All Men
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Eront §:fart E., Toroto, Canada
- Imitate time. It &treys slowly ; it up-
clerminas, wears, loose', separates; it does
t r •
Those `I'Avlfal SaOrifioes."
• Mies Catwell—"Papa, yon are -real stingy
to refuse inc that bracelet. Did yob, 'see
Sadie Shoddy'e joivelry at tbe
Cntwell (an 'honest clothier)--" My dear,
Sadie's father islevery rich man." ,
Miss 0.—" Why, onpal Bois can you 'guy
So ? • Have you seen poor, Mr shoddy%
• advertisements, headed 'Awful Sacrifices?'
He says he is selling at half the cost, of
manufacture. What has made him dither
than„yOn, then 2"
Cupvell..-Thuse, awiul stierifieee', my
dear.
•
After epouding Teo Winters .South,
,wes Cured by Scott's Entulsiou,
,146 centre St.. 'New 'Yodel
June 24111.188e,
The Winter after thee great fire
contracted Bronchial
affections, and since then have
been obliged te spend nearly every
Winter SOnth. Last NoVenaher wan
Adviaetel to try Sceit's metston of
Cod 1.iver 0 I with Nye op heePh itee
and to mysurprlse was relieved at
once, and by continuing its use
three menthe was entirely cured,
gained flesh and strength and
was able to stand even the BJiz
zard and attend to business every
day, C. T. CHURCHILL.
alt Prugoists,50e. and $1,0%
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A Great Life Giver is St. Leon Water
Torown, June lit, 1889.
All you that feel the want of something to make
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For 24 years Move ,travelled this continent over
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health, instM Wholesale vigour and rai=e the spirits,
make life worth living, ST. LEOMINERAL
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would part with any other favourite dainty rather
than St. Leon Water,
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DEPOTS. -Toronto, Ont, • Montreal, Que. ; Que-
bec, Que. ; St. Leon Springs:St. Leon, Q.18
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Sailing during winter from Portland every Thursday
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laiSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Agents the BESSON
and BIGRAR Band in.
stramente. 22r SHEET
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BAND INSTRUMENTS
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Year.' Guarantee. Send
lituatrated Catalogue
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and Testimonials.
268 Yonge
TORONTO
Provident Life and Live Stock ABM'
CHIEF OFFICE,
ROOM D, ARCADE, - TORONTO, CANADA
• (INCORPORATED)
A Mutual Benefit Association.
SOLID INVESTMENT -By paying to the above
Association 0118 CENT PER DAT, a person aged
twenty-two, and two cents per day a ,person aged
tort four can secure Five Dollars per week while
disabled through sickness or a Icident, also for two
and three cents per day, parsons aged as above can
secure for their dependants, Five Bundred Dollars la
event of death. •,• •
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LIVE STOCK OWNERS can provide against lose
by death through disease or accident of their stook,
at easy rates, Those interested, send for prospectuses
etc, Reliable Agents wanted in unrepresented
triots.
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EIRIE.PROOF CHAMPIONS
With Upright or horizontal Boilers.
12, z6, 20, 25 Suitable for all work.
and 30 H.P. J 'ThreshinfiB, Sinriacwkmag,king, etc.
Traction Engines
ea, 16 and 20 Horse -power.
STRAW -BURNING ENGINES
For the North-West.
• Send for circular.
Waterous Engine Works CO.
BRANTFORD ANO \WINNIPEG,