To Home Dressmakers and Fancyworkers.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 September 1913, Page 4

To Home Dressmakers and Fancyworkers.

1 _ Tlio September issue of "Every- ; lady's .Journal""--the successful Australasian magazine for women , —just to hand, is practically a . secure a fine magazine and aU'de- , number. in addition to some . finely illustrated articles and stor- , ies it-gives 120 fashion designs for . the. new season, an illustrated , home dressmaking lession, three , articles on Australian crochet . work and embroidery, and also encloses four free spring patterns. , In the same issue of Evervlady's Journal is announced "A lievolu- , tion in Dress Patterns and Trans- , fer Designs"—a new plan to give home dressmakers and fancy wor- , kers perfectly cut patterns and high quality Australian transfer '. designs at less than half the usual . price. The editor of fiverylady's Journal claims (hat these new > ])aiterns and embroidery transfers are equal to any in the world, and L we gladly draw the attention of L our women readers to this helpful , and practical service, so long j needed by country women. Six- , pence spent on a copy of Kverylady's Journal for September will secure a line magazieii and all de- , tails, with many illuslralions, of this cash-saving plan. It is also announced by the editor that all the 120 dress pattern designs and e llu: 72 Australian transfer designs co" , ,ered by this new scheme are given in a -".2 pa .ye catalogue which [ will be sen! absolutely free U» any of our readers. AVrite on a slieel [ of paper: "Send Pattern CataI logue," over name and adderss, L and post, with penny stamp to "Pattern Department, Kvery--3 lady's Journal, oH> Swausion-sl., j At the same time mention the liorowlienua J)a.ily |t Chronicle,, iind (he catalogue will , come by return post.