The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-07-10
A NEW LOCAL ENTERPRISE.
Interesting and Important to Ladies.

The elite Of our city and environs will learn,
We feel assured, with much pleasure, that an
important acquisition in the interest of fash-
ion, in the make up Of ladies materials, has
just been added to the agency Of the famous
domestic" Saving Machine-corner Of
Front and Garrison streets in this city. We
refer to the opening up Of a complete business
in the latest New York and Paris fashions
made up in tissue paper, so closely initiating
the real garments as TO almost render delusion
perfect. Patterns in every conceivable mod
| ern design with abundant instructions are
ready prepared with simplicity to manipu-
late almost incredible. This has long been .
feature which has ranked the domestic"
agency in New York as one of the leading
institutions of popular and fashionable resort
in that important city. Cognizant of that
fact, Mr.. Greene, the enterprising and gentle
manly representative in this city, resolved to
keep pace with the spirit of the times, and in
Difference to the wishes of many customers
concluded, at very large expense, to secure
the many thousands Of patterns which reeu-
larry characterize the famous Catalogue Of
the domestic Paper Fashions" /" and the ado
mestic Quarterly Plate of Fashions" issued
each season. The necessary fixtures having
been prepared and the numerous delicats
samples arrived, Mr.. G. has SO arranged them
as to obviate the least difficulty in his patrons
making ready selection or being promptly
supplied with any design that may be re-
quired. Those who will compare ths Butter
lex pattern book with that issued by the "DO-
nestle" fi1n VIII ind that in the size Of the
designs as also in the general effect Of each
engraving thare is a marked contrast in favor
of the latter, which is four times year distrib-
uted freely without cost. The Quarterly
Plates of Fashions for reliability, artistic de-
sign and elegance Of effect are unsurpassed,
while they are supplied at the comparatively
nominal subscription rate of 50 per annum.
This new and excellent idea, by means Of the
paper patterns, with full instructions, enables
any and every one, with the aid of one of the
famed domestic machines TO become their
own dress maksr-and more, insures degree
of satisfaction both as regards style, fs and fin
ish seldom obtained BY leaving the matter en-
tirely to a professional dress maker, who
works for every one in general and no one in
particular. Again, be it understood, these
patterns are not alone confined to articles in
ladies attire, but represent everything worn
by Misses, boys or gentlemen-nO matter the
garment, you will in them discover all you
may require We would suggest and strongly
recommend all our lady readers to give this
subject due consideration, for we have no
hesitation whatever In opining this move
ment to be the opening up Of a new and GER
tainly desirable enterprise in this section.
Mr.. Greene will be glad to see ladies call and
assures them of readiness at all times to pay
them the utmost attention. A single visit
will amply satisfy the most incredulous, while
we trust the worthy effort on the part Of Mr..
&. may yet win its reward by the domestic"
rooms in Fremont, comparatively, like those
Of New York, becoming a popular resort
where the newest, the best, and most satisfAC-
tory may always be relied upon.