The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

ThENea D"E''' OldcrgirlS' dress
es, so as to have the effect of the long
waist. The back is cut smooth and
closes with buttons and buttonhoIcs.
The dress in the Illustration is made
with medium low neck and short,
puifcd sleeves, but many frocks intend
ed for summer wear are cut quite low
on the shoulders Guimpcs may be
worn. but the present outlook Is that
they will not. This style of shape is
adapted to all the Seasonable goods,
and these are chamhray. gingham, per-
Gale, piQue. dlmity galntea and many
Of the fine woolen and silk and woolen
stufs, albatross and vellngs. Many of
the small dresses have bcrthas and
are most often cut in turrct shape, so
that they are easy to make and easy to
iron. for most dresses now being made
are calculated to be washed. A sash
belt is another necessary adjunct, and
this may be of some contrasting color
or Of ribbon. There is a decided move
ment toward the use Of much ribbon
on children's dresses, especially these
long wasted things. A wide sash Is
passed around the lower edge Of the
waist and fastened by straps of the
dress material or by fancy pins. 1t IL
tied IN an immense bow with short
ends at the back. TO cut this waist
lining take a fold Of whatever lining
may be used-whlte muslin Is best for
wash dress ses-0nd lay two darts in
the front. The sides are slOped out.
Baste the lining in and try on and
'pinch' it in until it sets smoothly over
the hip and right across the chest.
Then rip 1t, trim off the surplus and
take the outside and fold the center
over so that it makes four inches on
each side Of the center Of the waist.
at the bottom and the edges all basted
around. The outside should be three
inches longer than the lining at the
front at the bottom. This will give the
desired pouched effect. When that
part is ready, the skirt should be gath.
cred and basted on and scWcd fast
The sash covers the seam. The pieces
Whicn form the bertha are set on ap-
parcntly upside down and when sewcd
fall over into place. This is the model
from which many changes can be
evolved, and many different ways Of
trimming can be devised. Lace, swiss
and some Of the thin silks are very
dainty made so. Narrow ruiiles and
line embroidery can be utilized Oh
these French frOcks.
There will be few Mother Hub
bard dresses worn by the smaller girls.
and these require no direction save that
they are short and reach scarcely to the
knee. They are more for everyday
than for drcssy wear.
The sailor suit for every day ana
school Is too well known to need much
explanation, but one thing new about
1t is that the whole dress is made in one
piece from neck to the bottom. The
frock Is laid in plaits, which are fasten.
ed down to the
waist line, and |NN
from there they \ G1AN
fall free, which ~ j ~
brings the full Y -kssI1
ness to the skirt. NE&41SI1aa
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There Is Il belt A\S>$$%X/dN
which drOops MjAAs.sAE1XI
low and holds MHjETTTTrNk2TNl
the plaits in NVTNNAtNIlEhy3t
place. This IS VN&MSMNIK )NIl
sometimes Of IN. MN llUN
dressed leather, AIhNi1A | w
but most often ///IEIWINaIVE/AN
is of The dress UINIZI'NIIN]IVIA
material, with Mi/ZHTIjViIIlIlIl|N\M
some braid stitch ~yHbJUiN|IIIIIlIINEM
ed upon it. This 1VNIIIINl|l)|W
must be made
stiff with lining "
and much stitch II
ing. 10 these III
suits the sailor AN
collar belongs NJ
and should be ~
made e the ma. SAILOR BLOUSE SUIT
tcrial of the dress and bound with wide
linen bands. The sailor knot is Of the
white linen and hemmed with mar
row hem. This collar should be made
SO llul IL Cdu DC luhtll Uh W llcl tHc
weather is so warm as to make it op.
presSiyc.
TO make sailor suit like The one in
the illustration requires four yards OF
So inch stuff and q quarter Of yard
of linen. This is for girl of s.
OLIVE HARPER
Itching hemorrhoids We're the
plague Of my life. Was almost wild.
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly
and permanently, after doctors had
failed" G. +. Cornwell, Valley
street Saugerties, N. Y.
Woodward and Bro.
Sell "Rogers' Triple. plated Ware IN
Knives, Forks and Spoons.
% TO Yerger's
FOR SUIT CASES, ROBES,
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