Charlevoix county herald., 1914-04-11

A Splendid "Sport" Model, Coat for
Misses and Small Women. I'm two
Lengths). This new and stylish mod
ell, 1916, is good for ratine, eponge,
brocaded wOolens, cheviot, serge, lin
en-, or silk. The fronts are Tapped at
the closing, are open slightly at the
throat, where wide lapels or revers
meet a neat collar. The design is cut
on loose fitting lines, with body and
sleeves in one, and the coat may be
finished in either of two lengths and
worn with or without belt. The col
lar may be rolled high and the fronts
Tapped with strajgE. edge, or rolled
in revers style as illustrated. The
pattern is cyIt in A sizes: IA, 16, IL
and Is years. 1t requires ga yards of
44-lnch/ material for a 14-year size.
AMs' Dress with lining)j in Blouse
or regulation Waist Style. Ratine IN
a DeV shade of blue, was used for this
ms ssnce. with pearl buttons for deco
rat ;m THE dress has several good
sty q ieatures. and is comfortable,
or, lcatTI and practical. The skirt is
in three pieces and is shaped over the
fr' ant 10 correspond with the waist.
70 nattern 1887 is good for wolfe,
me. gaatea, bingham, chambrey,
Un linen. or lnene, serge, silk or
;hmere. 1t is cut in 5 sizes: 8, 10,
IA and l6 years, and requires 3 q
rds of 40-inch material for IL
ar size.
Girls Dress with Lining waist in
ouse or Regulation Style). Blue
ambrey combined with blue and
own gingham, was used for this
,del 1897 The waist is neat in its
nple lines. 1t is cut with body and
ewes in one, and has shoulder and
.derarm seams. 1t is bloused over
lining that may be omitted and the
iist may be finished with smooth
gulation outline. A jaunty cuff and
liar, together with the plated skirt,
mbine to complete this natty frock.
.rcale, lawn, dimity, wolfe, challie,
b silk, cashmere or linen, are all
propriate for this style. The pat
N is cut in A sizes: 6, 8, 10 and ~
ars. 1t requires 31a yards of 40
'nlmaterial for an Swear size.
This simple easily made style apron
81, is good for gingham, chambrey,
rcale, lawn, denim, sateen and bril-
milne. 1t affords ease to the wear
and protection for the dress be-
ath. The wait is cut in low square
time, and gathered to belt that
DIS the skirt, which has serviceable
ckets. This apron could be charm
ely developed in striped Bingham,
seersucker, with the free edges fin
ed in scalloped embroidery, or
,ther stitched. Percale in a pretty
l.. - II
contrasting color would also be
e. The pattern is cut in three
es: Small, Medium and Large. 1t
uires "a yards of 36-inch material
Medium size.
1 Simple Costume for Home or
ing. This attractive combination
trays pretty though simple
lse style, that may be finished with
or shorter sleeve. 1t is joined
a three-piece skirt. Waist Pat
1860 and Skirt Pattern 1898 fur
the models. Figured crepe wolfe
,lue tones was here employed, with
ratine for collar and girdle. The
es are equally effective in ging-
l, lawn, and other wash fabrics,
the waist with its unique front
pery is especially attractive for
der figures. The Waist Pattern is
in z sizes: 80, "a, SO, 80, 40, az
IA inches bust measure. The Skirt
! sizes: %, "a, &c, %, 80 and 80
es waist measure. 1t requires So
Is of 42-inch material for q So
size. The Skirt measures "a
4 at the lower edge.
his illustration calls for two sep
patterns which will be mailed
" address on receipt of 10 for
pattern in silver or stamps.