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ATTRACTIVE FROCK FOR THE
LITTLE GIRL.
No. 5531.
SIZE .- i
NAME
ADDRESS
1
Pattern No. 5682. This little dress
jof white mohair is very girlish and
charming. It is also very practical,
las it admits of several variations.
!The long sleeve may be omitted, and
the neck cut out, thus making a dain
ty little frock to be worn with dif
ferent guimpes. The waist is
bloused slightly all around and the
;deep tucks over the shoulders give
grace to the childish figure. The
jtrlmming consists of scarlet braid and
(buttons which add much to the smart -ness
of the mode. Challis, albatross,
Icashniere, linen and gingham are ail
adapted to the design
lot" eight years three
child
of
Irial .10 inches wid
'Sizes lor S, !), 10 a:
This p:itti7-n will
I receipt of io cents.
i will bo required,
d 12 ''"rrrs.
be sent to yon oa
Address all orders
1 to the Pattern i lepartmentof this paper,
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No.
SIZE
NAME
ADDRESS.
Department
LADIES' SHIRT WAIST.
'I.
Pattern No. 5681. Brown and white
taffeta silk are used to develop the
smart mode here pictured. Narrow
reverá are a pretty addition to the
front, which is in vest effect, and
closes on the side. Most of the
season's waistings are suitable for re
production, such as albatross, cash
mere, pongee, mohair and linen. The
medium size will require two and
live-eighths yards of 36-inch material.
