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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 12, 8 October 1921, Page 4

DRESSMAKING (With Tissue-Paper Patterns) TWENTY-FIVE LESSONS. If you desire to Learn Dressmaking solely for the purpose of Making Your Own, Your Sisters’, or Yonr Children’s Clothes, this Course will prove very satisfactory. i It provides a thorough Training in Sowing and Dressmaking for Homo Use, based on the uso of Tissue-Paper Patterns, and will teach you how to alter and adapt Tissue-Paper Patterns so as to Get the Best Possible Results with them. > The Course consists of the following 25 .Lessons from the Complete Course, the lessons being adapted in each case to the use of Tissue-Paper Patterns: Essential Stitches and Seams (2 parts), Tissue-Paper Patterns (2 parts), Plain Dressmaking, Tight Linings and Boning, Laces, Silks, and Linens, Embroidery Stitches (2 parts), Plain Undcrgarmentsi Harmony of Dress, Woollen Materials & Tailored Plackets, Skirts, Tailored •’< Lingerie Blouses (2 parts), Dresses (2 parts), Tailored Pockets, Tailored Buttonholes nnd Buttons, Remodelling and Renovating, Maternity and Infants’ Garments, Children and Misses’ Garments, Miscellaneous Garments, Ribbon Trimmings and Flowers, Tailored Suits, Coats and Cnpcs. Write To-day for Free Illustrated Booklet. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE OF DOMESTIC ARTS AMD SCIENCES. LTD., •Tames Smith’s Building, i Corner Cuba and Manners Streets, Wellington. n-i . , sssegjz lasxl to | | Lxskra wassaJ Take no chances. Check that cold V —and do so at once. There ; • is no remedy as safe and sure as ITTvSM the medicine that for 60 years has teiLruiiLH relieved the coughs and colds of ’ t tens of thousands. Bit see to il . that v-mi net the original 171 Wj j 3 F i —’.''l