The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06 00:00:00

BCIENTIFIC BYB TEN OF DREBB•CUTTIMO.

S 0 little AMMO hae bzen made in the Art of Drsegietking
in this country, (hit ere natural.), oak oureelres what le
the cause of the di/el-fable failare. cepecielly sines those
@needed in it are compellal each year t ack *wisdom (hit
the Singlieh ladies Rive their patronage mon and mom to
fore". ausitste• In cse where this iota, exceptim, It Is
among thus ladies whose means will not permit thia lassriou
indulgence therefore t my mend lb, services of the Keith h
Dressmaker hi consequence of this maiml, while their pre-
foresee In strong yln fill, .r of the foreign robe. IL is Ihi
duty of the English Dressmakers to leen the num of this
oral which robs them of their rang, laCral..l,l patronage, arid
them seems to be noun's el/entail met..n-I In overcoming it
than to learn to compete with Uwe. torel,pt nirol.. In niost
temchee of entente nod industry [nal .ni ho always mat
to .-
tai id a leading pl.lt!o:i. Who, then, In • pain, so vita
to he-, aid where as much capital is ggesided, will she
permit • foreign rival to tear the tale of victory I [legdnn,
sod rellimmatt In dross haw, become e. to •ch a study by
ladies ia them days (tut ill that art aid grace can d for them
is called into requisition. It is in these p Mte, thardore we
kodir we an. rivalled abroad. Ilse why are Imelda modiste*
pistroolsed in prelim the to our own Dreemis.kers ? All lathe
know when the Drees array• thee liens to the bo.t
advantage, nod the Dressmaker knswe that the And nod 110411.
important *top on to Nun to cut the bodice correcily. To do
this onie must study proportion& Eon no uy years them-
maker. ht.* used oothi4 better than (hula or models for
cutting. emb one of which io Otte ly imperfect in principle,
as a careful reasoning would 000•0,00 them, In the
ant place, charts, no the male shim for every Azure,
measuring the mem siss bur. The 1.1 icy of this Idea is
apparent when you colluder that persons measuring the wee
sise bust are rarely, if men shaped alike. Consequently,
1013100111 OW no them pones** do nut At the figure for
whi.b they am intended, and • great amount of reliable
U... Is coaettned la penning and reteckin which ares
Movlneing proofs o! the inutility of the methods usually
employe.. Yet, when you also perceive (het by taking ups
mem hoe's, end letting one out, to a .other place, you bays
thrown tbe MOW not 01 el proportioa, and utterly des-
troytd any grace the dree, might bare posemrd ; you ought
then to be es and of the neces•lty of true and correct
method of cutting, winch wood east you the w•tted toe.
an 1 11110/101/I• results All good cutters know th st • belly
cut garment ma never be mule loft well. By. this sylvan of
Cutting, which is based up /a mullein died primal dm, and
will molds one to At every Arum patently without alteration,
you can arrive at every poiat that c 000.11,Utes an sOCtLIMIA At
with certainty.
lediol with 'meals, forme cos be Attila with the same
at • and certainty as thee aid, petlect proportions, mod
e canoot be done by I,oy other illothod 01 cutting. Ito
Maptaboity to all Menges of style, or varialiutlt in Neel
makes dna /yds.o an iodizing adrmtage to the Dremmaker,
and its comprehmeive um will place her on s . equal to -Ung
with the ConUoent I 010 1111109 in (hi A: to! Drem-cutting.
Ladles are dlecovering that there Is science in C itting a
Dress. The lit., has palest when the Dresemsker must tel
00 the garment to 0.011 it BY; 10r with L6l system of macula-
Ws then ci.n be no failure,

Testimonial from a few English Ladies who have
tested the Scientific System of Drees-cutting.
Ws, the aadenigoed lot.. herlog learned the /kw Iliac
System of Dr 011105, take great pleasure la recommend-
lag 1b.... to lb. ladle. of ow cavalry, %I we hare pr.red
Its practlobtltty and aocuraw by many tests, rod we hare
never yet fatted ta obtain • perfect gt when 'be inetreetl h.
we trammed, which a • it, okapi, that • chid en ant and at
by them as web es ea adult; and we we sure that say lady
sato taw leans tel. oymeto 'WU never regret the lorestmeat
she has male, se the miring 4 material &tem opal a few
garments arlll more than my for the tlyete.a, beside the
•estrwia. sod Salatfirsta of .Iwars mmlos • perf,et
ewe( oressiot.-11 S. VW ape., 3. Coledlo-ownre-terrace,
flatoweber W.; Mrs. Maloolaa, 40, Calm at. Jots.
Wo,d, NW.; Sat.,Pte, 17, Lamborn. Cs,, NottA
hill, W.; Mrs. Wham, 67, Ileactura'..d.reet. Po.lcu. 11. W. ;
Klee farm, 111, idgware-road, W. ; Mns, Duulo,., 14, 80100
Now-road, Clapham; MSG dyer, ack De Beearutr-road,
Mamba, N.; Mho !lad, Stratfoid Howe, Wlmb edon, SW.
Mrs Baker, 1, Bedford-terrace, High-eireet, Wrentham. To
whom we refer.

INSTRUCTIONS given from .3O Lm. to 6 p.m.
Owing to the demand for evening instructions by
thoeuntreucearloyed during the day, pupils may now be
at their own residence for the same charge.
Practical ladies wanted to take charge of Branch
Offices. Situations furnished to pupils, if desired, in
first-clasa Houses, where they can command the
highest salaries IPA dress-cutters.