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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-20

If made of serge and finished with
plain stitching and buttons, it will be
useful garment, adapted to everyday
occasions. If made Of crepe de chine
or glove silk and worn with a skirt to
match or with contrasting one, it
would be an exceedingly attractive
garment to be worn in the home or for
simple occasions, but however it Is
made and whatever the material, It
will always give the srnartest possible
lines.
To make it for the woman of medium
size will be needed, 4 yards Of material
SO inches wide, 3X yards ~ or 50
inches wide for the longer blouse; AZ
yards 36 inches wide, 3 yards a. or 81
inches wide for the shorter BLOUSE.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-20
1855 Russian Blouse. "a to AZ bust.

kind are made of glove silk. taffeta,
faille silk and even of velvet and can
be worn over skirts to match or skirts
that harmonic. Whether belt or
draped sash shall hold the fulness is a
question that each woman is to decide.
The garment is just simple one and
consequently is especially adapted to
the home dressmakers needs. There
are the fewest possible seams and
since both the seams and the basting
line are given, it is impossible to go
astray. In one diagram, the pattern
10 shown laid out on material forty
four inches wide, and in these days,
that is an established width for a
variety of materials. In the other
diagram, the parts are arranged as
they are to be put together, with indi-
eating letters to facilitate the making.
These diagrams do not show seams
but they are found in the pattern and
are indicated by a row of tiny per-
forations one-haf inch within each
edge.
As first step. smooth the pattern
out carefully. Lay it out on the ma
terial and pin into place Then, mark
the basting line and mark all the
notches and perforations that serve
to help in the making. Cut on the
outside edge of the pattern. Be-
cause of the wide lap, it is advisable
to cut the right side wider than the
left, therefore, cut the right side the
size Of the pattern, but cut the left
side one-half inch beyond the large
rerforations which indicate the center
front. The one-half inch will serve as
seam and take the place of the seam
which is given on all other edges. If
you want a shorter blouse, cut off
one-half inch below the cross lines of
perforations, and for the shorter
sleeves, cut off one-half inch below the
cross lines of perforations in the sleeve
pattern. As next step, mark the
various notches,> the basting line and
other indications through to the under
side Of your material with the tailors'
tacks that have been described SO
many times. Then remove the pins
and pull the two pieces of the material
apart and then after clipping the
threads, we will be ready to begin the
work Of sewing.
If you are making the blouse OF
crepe de chine or Of taffcta or OF
washable material, it will require no
lining and in light weight stuffs.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-20
THE FASHIONABLE RUSSIAN BLOUSE
AND HOW 1T CAN BE MADE

THE Russian blouse is one Of the
most fashionable garments OF
the season and it is such a thor
oughly satisfactory, generally useful
one that it has been met with enthu-
siasm. Here is a model which can
be made short, just to serve as an
ordinary blouse, or, longer to give
a more dressy effect and which conse-
quently can be utilized for a great
variety Of materials. Serge always
suggests itself and serge is we'll de-
served favorite, but blouses of this
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-20

seam and stitch or fell together. Turn
the scam on the lower edge of the coat
and the lower edge of the lining under
and fell into place. Place the sleeves
in the arn-holes, with the notches
exactly meeting and the single per-
forations at the shoulder seams, and
haste into place, taking care to hold
the sleeves toward you and haste
through both material and lining. Cut
bias strips of the lining silk one-half
inch in width and bind the seams
neatly. then turn up under the blouse
and tack to the shoulder seams to
keep them in place. Cut two strips
Of the material one inch in width and
make straps one-half inch in width;
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-20

YERE is coat which can be
n made to produce such entirely
4 I different garments that it really
is two in place of one. On the figure,
the coat is shown with plaits and with
belt and with a shaped front edge.
Surely no one would suspect that the
coat in the small front view, that is
left loose and finished with pockets
and with straight front edge, is made
from the same pattern yet such is the
fact. Both styles are smart and both
are correct; one would suit one occa-
sion better and one another, but save
for the question of suitability, there is
no choice between the two. Almost
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-20

ITO make the cap, cut a circular
piece Of lawn or other material
n : nineteeninchesin diameter. Gather
s ,t edge s, and nG n n1 t. band f the b; size size
and twist Of ribbon, or cut Sits of de-
sired width in band, work as eyelets,
and thread with ribbon.
The scalloped edges are to be padded
and buttonholed. The stems are to be
outlined and the remainder of the
design can be worked either solidly or
os eyelets.
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LATEST FASHION NOTES
from the FASHION CENTRES

form of narrow bands. A rose coiofed
chiffon velvet, is for example, trimmed
with narrow bands of beaver. A pretty
blue one is trimmed With gray squirrel.
and being SO essentially youthful in
effect Tin fact for many years these
furs were reserved for children's use)
they naturally are especially charming
used in this way.
All the redingote effects are fashions
able, both for the separate coats and
for suits. For street use, q great deal
of fine velveteen is being used, and
exceedingly handsome costumes ara
made thereof. A beautiful one, put
forth by well known designer, shows
four-piece skirt, with sides Just SUI
fciently circular to ripple little, and
with a plat at each side of the back,
with a coat that comes within six OF
eight inches of it's lower edge, made
with blouse-like body portion and
with much haring circular slirt and
this skirt shows three bands of fur
~one at the edge and two above, Get
wide apart, while the collar and cufs
are edged with fur. 1t is an exceedingly
attractive model and very generally
becoming one and since the velveteen
is durable, it makes a good investment
as well. One Of the prettiest of the
white redingotes, is Of ivory broad
cloth with trimming Of skunk fur.
It is very simple in cut and in effect,
but both material and fur are exceed
ingiy charming, the lines are the most
graceful and best, consequently the
coat is ideal.
Never have we had a season OF more
beautiful ready-made garnitures, and
they are so exceedingly helpful tnat
they seem especially worthy of con-
sideration. For evening wear, there
are really sumptuous boleros, bodices
and draperies Of spangles and beaded
nets that are exquisite, and for the
simpler afternoon occasions, there are
little garnitures IF a simpler sort,
braided with soutache, embroidered
or treated in some such way. When
we remember that garniture of this
sort practically makes the bodice.
their cost is by no means excessive.
Often the home dressmaker will be
able to give good effect with their
help that would be quite impossible
without. Just now, the beaded effects
are very brilliant and there are so
many trimmings to match that it ia
quite easy to make up most attract.
i've costume, yet with little labor and,
assured results.
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COSTUMES FOR THE YOUTHFUL FIGURE THE

For the rs year size "a yds. Of ma
teria II in. wide, az yds. a. or 81 in.
wide will be needed, with % I'd. az
in wide to trim as shown in the front
view, as yds. of fur banding to trim
as shown on the figure.
T TERE is one OF the latest develop
ments of the MILDLY. 1t is sup
: piled with pockets that suggest
the military idea and the collar can
be buttoned up about the throat or
rolled open to give V-shaped neck.
1t is very charming, very smart
garment and a very comfortable and
satisfactory one as well. 1t is really
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all suiting materials are appropriate.
whichever style is chosen. On the
figure, one of the velvet-fnished cloths
is shown with trimming of fur. In the
small view, there is a suggestion for
broadcloth and the two materials are
essentially smart, but silk velvet could
be used for the beted coat with great
success or, if simpler costume were
of the season are very handsome and
are being extensively used. and there
is also satin-cloth that is wonderfully
beautiful besides all the familiar suit
ings. For the simpler occasions. frieze
and cheviot and rough-fnished fabrics
of the sort are in favor. Fur trimming
is of course the most fashionable Of the
season, but velvet collar and cuffs
always make good effect.
For the rs year size will be needed,
a38 yds. of material SO in. wide, as
yds. ~, IN yds. 81, with IN yds. OF
narrower and IA yds. Of wider fur
banding.
CEMI-CIRCULAR skirts are I'M
- questionably pronounced favorites
- and they give such graceful, be-
coming lines that it is easy to under
stand their favor. This one may be
made in either two pieces and be
strictly semicircular, or, in three
pieces If narrower material is used
and it is wise to avoid piecing. 1t is
a very smart skirt and at the same
time, simple one, very easy to make
and easy to fit The fur banding that
is shown on the figure not alone is in
the height of style, it also accentuates
and intensities the flare at the lower
edge, but a great many skirts are
finished with hens Of the same or OF
contrasting material, or with bands
and indeed in various ways. Simple
stitching is liked for may materials and
stitching in contrasting color makes
one Of the innovations OF the season.
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THE scalloped edge is to be padded
and buttonholed. The stems are
to be outlined and the remainder
Of the design can be worked either
solidiy or as eyelets.
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4, inoem man 81 ibrer 0erbrei.
ttua beitraat.
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Das ,,aerm0nd6e Ja6r6unOert!"

gobert Somerlng, Der 36ter oe8 y4basber in am" (geboren ON
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rs. s5amar 1889, bradte fur5 Dor ieneH Iooe Die folgenoe 8es
iag1mg in gere:
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limb Dor meme Geele treten 5uttmTtstruntene 6etfte.
91rh 0us eud ber1late Qlnfel t%oteaifDang rer trner soften
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Gin brauu Ituti6rr, itiittt
500 ihr bic &ithum
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MISUNDERSTANDING u6ernieien
HeOattion.
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3einen Brief erbaEten babe. Sobe
mid rieiig 0a3u g%eireut. 9mfe
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paren mir biz auf 40 ailometer
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@eften outreten.
SER un6 5rau @einrif 3orr,
Die ais @ai.e 6ei Serru 0iilbelm
Born Ueilteu, Iino nadl i6rer Sei'
mat6 III Minneiota 8uriidgefe6rte
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gladmrre mo iein Sobu
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iden @ettituit 0es GiitriftS nah
glorfoIt, 9}ebr. Serru 8Iafmore's
1ohter lit bic @ertreterin gloon'
iicI6s in oieiem 8ettitreit.
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pom 4r1ii9enten ais RoitmeiIter
ernannt noroen uno miro feline alr'
BELT am 1. April Beginner.
SRI. Gle RtbIod, cine in auor
Gouitn no6l5efanntc gebreriu, Bat
iih NIT epnem 6errn Aitidfe bon
Colorado 6erbeiratbet.
SER Mtlbelm gumaHn ging fiir5'
lid mad S4Iespig, Soma, I'M
5reunoe nt6 gerpauote BIT beiu.
den.
SER uno Grou SHmcdpeppcr,
iolpie Sri. emma un6 aarI Sdmef.
pepper gin9en 3u ciuem tltr5eH Be-
iudj nad Nauia.
SEER mo 6rau aortie ttl6 cine
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gingen lir5llh nod 9iorioIf, i'm
Die S~ilberbodl5eit pom 5ral aorties
9rnoer mit3unaden
3ie &erreu 5reo Nieie un0 Otto
grilaaelHam fauittn bon Serrr
@lftaD bon @rabopsfi $50 bel
Center gclegenc glder 2ano.
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bon WiaribaQ, gtiun., rpnrel bel
8errn unb 6rau geter 5obren 81
geiltdl goa bier giugeH lie mad
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.oung IN 1r. 6ITon's $oipital in
minneapolis etpa einen Monat gc.
peien 1T, fe6rte nad BLOOMFIELD
3urild.
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9(nf ,ur g~3ismarffeier!

an Somltag Dem T. april finoet
I'm 2eatite Saus Die @isnard.
.feier Ser 1eutiden gtebrastas itatt.
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