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Dress, and how to improve it (1897)

Parker, Frances (Stuart) 1847-1899 · Chicago, Chicago Legal News Co. · leaf 72

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Fig. T. This di-ess is very suitable for liouso. rainv day, shopping,etc. The waist can be made of silk or linen at choice, andchanged i-eadily when soiled. It looks as well on a stoutwoman as on a thin woman, and because of the variety ofwaists that can be worn is a most suitable dress for all… … Fig. 8. A black silk petticoat, buttoned in the back, made afttn- theprincess style. For winter this can be made of silesia, drilliiiii,or any other material for the upper part, the lower jmrt ofmerino. Again, if I were making- a skirt to be worn with thedresses of to-day, I should plait the merino…

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