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AUGUST 30, 1889.
HOME DRESSMAKING. latter has gathoro ab the tep and waist con-
_ tre, front and book with full eleevoe and
A partly worn batquo may bo renovated
or plain one be made into a droosy ger
men0, by adding a lane and eilk muslin gar.
nituro ebown in b'ieure No, 54. A atraighb
piece of silk nlnolin, 48 Ludes in lengbh,
folded round the neck, ate illustrated,
loath pleats that are is
and then fall loose,
Pio 54
A row of Iaoo trim(' the entire edge, and
insertion ie est in at the bottom of the V•
ebaped nook before the muolin Is pleated,
The sleeves ehould be flubbed with a lane
frill, which is sewed in so no to be fuller and
wider toward the back.
Wash goods have the round, full waist
gathered and lapped front and back, or ab
the front only. The V ie of embroidery or
FIG, 55
goods. One revere down the lapping side is
worn. The round, turned -over frill of lace
or embroidery on the reek and sleeve, has
just caught public favor at ite flood. Sbrafghb
gabhered skirls etootten goods are not lined.
A white skirt having stiffly starched ruffles
up the entire bank should be worn with a
cotton gown,
Figure No, 55 illustrates a blouse bodice
FIG. 56
suitable for cotton, tennis flannel, eurah, of
lightweight woolen goods. The book le cub
like an ordinary loose waist, while the front
is represented with a pointed yoke of folds
from the ehoulder-seame on either aide of a V
of embroidery, with a ooller to match. The
lower portion of the fronts is gathered on the
yoke, forming an area ruffle, and worn
with a belt, leaving the baeque part outside
of the skirt. The eleevea are gathered ab
the shoulders, and into cuff bands of em-
broidery,
Figured woolen geode, ourah, and em-
broidery 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 tbo silk laid in kilt pleats,
with a full straight bank, and the left aide
partly creeping the front of the woolen
fabric.
The round waist fastens invisibly, and
has the right aide and collar completely
covered with embroidery, while the left
front le full from the smoulder and lapped
over bho waist line under a girdle belt of
the embroidery. The sleeves are full at
the top, and have ouffa of the galloon em-
broidery.
FIG, 67
',The lace brimmingohown in Figure No.
57 renewers either fr a pointed or round
baeque, with long or ehort oleevee, Lace
about four inches wide forme a round ool-
lar and epaulet on the right shoulder, with
a drapery of lace net or silk muelin, edged
with laoe down the front and over to the
right hip.
Loops of No. 12 ribbon are planed ab the
nock, falling over the bust where the drapery
ends, over on the right side, and a bow ab
the waist line, Flowers are interopeased
among the ribbons to brighten the drossy
Wed,
The morning robe shown in figure No 68
le appropriate for Valencienne lace and
nainsook or India silk, or the lace en the
skirt might be omitted, and a neat gown be
mode of osehmero. The guimpe may be of
velvet' plain or tucked nainsook, thrall, or
enibreldery,'woording to the material solute
ed, and title iv 'made on a oi000.dttlnk Nning,
with the low baby weld Worn over i6, The
lane frills.
The straight gelherod shire le four yards
and a half wide, and le worn over the wafab,
which le nub long enough to threat beneath
the bolt. A ribbon bolt ie worn, and tied
on the left side.
Straight skirba aro voried by having a
Greclan•drapod front, which ie shown in bids
issue in pattern No, 4800, the pleats,
Spanioh flounce fronts or deep ehringo ov or
the front and sides at the top, making them
in straight rows or deep Vandykee.
The foot of bho front end sides may be
finished with a box -pleated ruche,a gath-
ered frill o f silk, ]nee, or the droasfabrio;
and the old fashion of leaf nr quo tabs
of the material over a tiny fib ranee f late
has been revived for Empire go wna.
Figure No, 59 is one of those standard
designs that are always in fashion for cot-
ton, flannel, oloth, or cheviot exoryday
gowns. The belted blouse has three tiny
folds down either side of the front, and a
plain beck, with a high collar, coot sleeves
and belt of the dress goods. The full skirt
hoe the ebbe and back laid -nob oaughb
own -in kilt pleats, Ohs front gathered, ane
FIG. 58
somewhat longer on the right side and
oaughb up there in a shallow funnel pleat.
The full Empire waists are out with or
without aide 1. rm ', according to the figure,
only very slender figures being able to
dispense with than. The fronts are without
darts, the fullness being shirred along the
shoulder seams and ab the waist line, unless
a very shorb barque is worn, and then the
fullness ends in close overlapping pleats
from the waist line to the edge of the
garment. The lining of the front thee the
FIG. 59
usual darts, and often a sash le folded
narrow and laid around this edge Ise as to
outline it before it is tied in the book or at
the side.
Figure No. 60 illustrates a useful petti-
coat to wear wibb full, straight skirts that
Flo. 60
aro without reeds. Sursh, pongee, or mus-
lin is used, with frills of lane or the material
at the foot. One reed is inserted about
seventeen inches below the belt and the
skirt is out like a areas pattern. 'If of mus-
lin, the trimming would be of embroidery,
and the reed withdrawn for washing. 11
f`Ia. 61
for a stout person, a yoke Should bo fitted
to the top in pito° of a belt.
Figure No. 6e Is represented in white and
embroidered nafneook, though the design
Will readily lend fteolf to silk and woolen
omnbinations, The ehirb is arranged in wide
kilt pleats, a full gathered book, and flab
bent of embroidery over a Siring of_tho
natal shape,
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Tho Lound waist hae a plainly fitted book,
full fronte edged with embroidery and
lapped at the welsh lino, V of bucke, collar,
and opffa of embroidery, and lag o'•mubton
sleevae. A ribbon belt le on the loft side.
A modified style of an Empire waist. suit.
Mole In silk, lace, &o., for evening wear le
shown in figure No, 02, which le Arranged
with the usual shaped hook under folds like
those in front, one dart in eaob front, snd
folds from the, shoulders crossed at the waist
line, lea Sing a low noolr, with a tiny V of
Igoe in front. Tho puffed alcoves are headed
by ribbon bowie, apparently holding the
folds together. A wide or narrow sash may
be worn,
Fla, 62
Pretty yokes for cotton and ohallie gown,
are rounded back and front, and very short,
with the body portion gathered on a etand-
ing frill, which is doubled -nob hemmed -
at the top. A revived fashion shower the
neck, oleevee, and edge of yoke, finished
with a puff of the fabric, gathered a frill on
either side, or a box -pleated ruche of late
having the straight edges served together
bo fore it le pleated.
FIG. 63
The jaunty DlreotoIre gown shone in Fig are
No. 63 is of cashmere, with cuffs .collar,
and veatof figured India silk. The gather-
ed ekir its trimmed across the front and
sides with a deep border of embroidery, and
a sash bow hangs on the left aide.
The coat baeque hoe a long, narrow bath
to the foot of the skirt, and jsoket fronts
having revers and large buttons. Tho
double-breasted vest also has revere showing
a V of the baeque material. The oleevee
are coat shaped, and the whole costume
bears the unmistakbie Parisian stamp.
The measurements of a Psrisfan•made
gown inlidate wider akirte, as the lining of
('hie one is 3 yards in width. The front is
27 inches wide at the bottom and 0 inches
ab the top ; the gore on either aide is 14
inches ab the belt, and 23 inobee on the
lower edge, and the straight back is 36
inches in width, with a 12 inch reed 13 lath.
fie below the belt, and lute the tiniest of pad
bustles.
Handsome skirts 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 centre front of the belt, and an eye
on the threats, any twiabing around may be
prevented.
Sash ends, trimmed with trimmed with
fringe, aro cub straight torose. The front
and sides are frequently fiaiehed on the
lower a ige with fringe, which falls over a
gathered frill of the dregs materiel. A fist
border of ribbon, thee insertion, embroidery,
galloon, woven designs, or velvet continue
in vogue for the front and eiders, or front
one of skirts.
s.
Lace barques for stout figures are made of
the lane laid smoothly over the eine lining,
with brandies of three rows of No. 7 ribbon
passing over the shoulders snd tapering to
one row about 2 incheg book of the
slight point of the bodice, back and
front. The ebonite are trimmed with
Lengthwise rows of ribbon to the elbows.
The Itireotofre ruffle on waists is agather.
ed ruffle, three inches deep, of grope, silk
muslin, silk embroidery, or lace, finely knife•
pleated or left plain, end sewed down the
lapped•edgo of the round waist full enough
to fail graoofully. It is usually accompanied
by a turnover toiler and ouffa to corre-
spond.
The full shaven are shown in many de-
oigne, but the most highly favored one is
quite olose at the wrists and ellghtly full at
the top. This has coat shaped lining, with
the outer material out longer.
Then there is a draped sleeve having the
foundation cut se usual, with the top part of
the outer material of the larger half of the
sleeve out longer and wider at the top, which
fullness is draped in they folds over the
shoulder, tapering narrower in the centre,.
In all casae the top of the efeeve is arranged
to give a rounder appearance to the time
and a graceful elope to the shoulder's.
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and Teedmoniale.
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TORONTO
Provident Life and Live Stook Asso'rt.
CHIEF 07710E,
ROOM 9, ARCADE, - TORONTO, CANADA.
(INCORPORATED )
A Mittal Benefit Association.
SOLID INVESTMENT -By paying to the above-
Aes0olation ONTO OMIT PER' DAY, a person aged•
tventytwo, and two ciente per day a person aged.
forty lour can secure Five Dollars per week while
disabled through eiaknees or a indent, also for two
end throe cents per day, perms aged es above oan
secure for their dependants, Five Hundred Dollars in
event of death,
LIVE STOCK OWNERS and provide Against loss
by death 011000011 disease or Oculdent of their stook,
at my rotes, Those interested, semi for proepeatuoes
elo, Reliable Agents wonted in uurepreeented die.
Wats.
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FOREaPROOF CHAMPIONS
With Upright or Horizontal Boilers,
12, 16, 20, 25 1 Suitable for all work.
and 30 H.P. f Throehing Satin
Brfomarking, ate,
Traction Engines
I2, 16 and 20 Horse -power.
STRAW-BURNINQ ENGINES„
For the North. West
Send for Menhir..
%aterons Engine Works Co.
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