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E. BUTTERICK * CO.,
Principal Office and Salesroom,
No. 589 Broadway, New York.
MISS R. JEROME,
No. 100 Main Street,
BATAVIA^ XT. IT.

AG-EISTT.
M'QEE. MADDERN & WARREN, PRINTERS, 646 AND 647 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
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E. BUTTERICK & CO.'S
Price List of Ladies' Shears and Scissors.
SMALL SCISSORS.
Price. Length.
85 cts 5 in.
LADIES' STRAIGHT SHEARS.

0. $1.00 6±
00. 1.25 6f
000. 1.50 74-
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2. 2.00 9
3. 2.25 10
4. 2.50.. 11
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2.. 2.50 Hi
3.. 2.75 12
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Any of these goods can be obtained from our Agents, or will

be sent by Express, on receipt of price.
JE. BXJTTEBICK & CO.,
589 Broadway, New York,
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NO. INSCRIPTION. PRICK.
25— Cotton Tapes $0.05

125 " u
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numberedbothsid.es 0.06
135 " u
0.08
235 numbered both sides 0.10
1-Linen " 0.10
2 "
0.12
3 " " ^ 0.14
12— Super "Linen "Tapes 0.16
22 numbered both sides ---- 0.18
1— Sewed
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Satteen 0.40
2 "
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3 " 0.50
Theê tape Measures are made expressly for u-, and are of the very best quality.
A good Sewed Satteen Measure will last years in constant use.
Any of the above will be sent by Mail, post paid, on receipt of price.
E. BUTTER5CK & CO. ?

589 Broad-way, New York.
FOR SEWING MACHINES

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THE BEST IS 1LW1YS THE
CHEAPEST.
CHICKERIKG FIAIft
Are to-day the Cheapest) as they are The Bestj
AND UNDER OUR NEW SYSTEM OF
ONE PRICE
and great reduction from former pricea^ê offer our unequaled
SQUARE PIANOS at prices ranging from
$475 to $725.
IPBIilf PIANOS
From S600 to $80©.
GRAND
Prom $1050
PI^JNTOS
to $1200.
Every Piano sold by us is Fully Warranted. ,
It lias been the rule among Piano Forte makers and dealers during the past few years
to CHARGE VERY HIGH PRICES for their Instruments, and to make LARGE DIS-
COUNTS to induce the purchaser to suppose that he was getting a great bargain.
We invite a comparison of our prices with those of any other First Class Maker,
after allowing all the advantages he may offer. Send for an Illustrated
Catalogue giving full particulars, Styles, Prices, &c.
CHICKERINC * SONS,
11 East 14th Street, ISTew York.
ji 354 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON,
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in th'^ year 1871, by E. BuTTEnicK & Co., in the office of die Librarian
jl vJungrcbB, at Washington, L>. (J.
LADIES' PATTERNS.
IT38
Ladies' Deep Pointed Basque. Ladies' Basque. Ladies' Street Basque.

Bu-t measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bast measures, 28 to 46 hichei Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes : 25 cents each. 10 sizes : 25 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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1664
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Ladies Basque, with Sashes. Ladies' Basque. Ladies' Pointed Basque.
Bust measures, 28 to 40 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 40 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes; 25 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
: 10 sizes; 25 cents each.
Ladies' Basque. Ladies' Basque, with Flowing Sleeves. i adies' Pointed Basque.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inch Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bus, measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes: 25 cents each. 10 sizes: 20 cents each. 10 sizes ; 25 cent* each.
14-63
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Ladies' Slashed Basque. Ladies' Postillion Basque, with Ladies' Basque, with a Tab a!
Busv eieisures, 28 to 46 inches. Breteiles. the Back.
10 sizes : 25 cents each. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes 25 cents each.
: 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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1351
1351 3^0
Ladies' Basque, gored to the Ladies' Basque, with Tabs. Ladies' Street Basque.
Shoulder. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
Bust measures, 28 to 40 inches 10 sizes: 25 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each,
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10 sizes; 25 cents each.
E. Bittterick & Co/s Patterns, 589 Broadway, N. Y.
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1696 /20
1656 1596
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Ladies' Short Basque, with Tab Ladies' Half-Fitting Basque. Ladies' Basque.
at the Ba^k. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
: 10 ?izes 25 cents each.
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5S7
597
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Ladies Postillion Basque. Ladies' Peplum Basque. Ladies' Postillion Basque.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inchee Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes : 25 cents each. 10 sizes ; 25 cents each. 10 sizes 20 cents each. ;
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1525 Kr?55
Ladies' Basque. Ladies' Pointed Basque, with Ladies' Postillion Basque.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Coat-shaped Back. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
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10 sizes ; 25 cents each. .
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Ladies' Short Basque. Ladies' House Jacket. Ladies' Street Jacket.

: 10 sizes : 25 cents each. 19 sizes 35 cents each.
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Ladies' Jacket, with Peplum. Ladies' Jacket. Ladies' Postillion Jacket,

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches Bust measures, 28 to 4# inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
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10 sizes ; 20 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each. ;
153^ 138 +
Ladies' Jacket, with Tabs. Ladles' Slashed Jarke Ladies' Jacket, withTab Skirt and
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches Bust measures. 28 to 46 ii Flowing Sleeve.
10 sizes 25 cents each.;
10 sizes ; 20 cents eacl Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. -
10 sizes ; 20 cents each. $j>

E. BlJTTERICK & Co.'s PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY, N. Y
LadieB Postillion Jacket.

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Ladies' Postillion Jacket, with Ladies' House Jacket.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Vest Fronts. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
JO sizes : 20 cents each. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizes ; 25 cents each.
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!6!2 1616 16Q8

Ladies' Gored Jacket. Ladies' Jacket, with Sack Fronts Ladies' Postillion Jacket.
10 sizes ; 25 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
; 10 sizes 25 cents each,
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Ladies' Close-Fitting Jacket. Ladies" Jacket, with Pointed Tab. Ladies' Postillion Jacket.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
: 19 sizes ; 30 cents each.
10 2.0 LQ20 £63

Ladies' English 'Walking Ladies' Jacket, Ladies' Marine Jacket. Ladies' Short Sack, with
Jacket. with Collar and Lapels, Bust measures, Openings.
Bust measures, Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures,
28 to 42 inches. 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizes 15 cents each.
: 28 to 46 inches.
13 sizes: 30 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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I6R53 i6fiR- 1610 f8T0
Ladies' House Sack. Ladies' Sack, with Lapels Ladies' Half-Fitting Sack.
Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches. and Flowing Sleeves. with Plait at the Back.
10 sizes ; 20 cents each. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches
; 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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E. BuTTJERiCK & Co. 'a Patterns, 589 Broadway, K". Y.
4-64 rS<H0
Ladies' Sack for a Shawl Costume. Ladies' Slashed Sack- Ladies' Loose Sack with Arab
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches, Back.
10 sizes 20 ceurs each. ; 10 sizes ; 25 cents each. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes : 25 cents each.
1740 1740
358 358
Ladies' Sack. Ladies' (Jored Sack, with a Collar Ladies' Gored Sack.
Bust measure?. -28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 50 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches,
10 size?* 20 cents each.
; 10 sizes ; 20 cents each.
Ladies' Loose Sack. Ladies' Morning Sack. Douglas Sack.

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches, Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches, i
10 sizes ; 20 cents each. 10 sizes ; 20 cents each. 10 sizes : 20 cents each.
2,52
Ladies' Breakfast Sack. Ladies' Dressing Sack. Ladies' House Sack.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures. 28 to 4*3 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
764 76 4
Ladies' Slashed Sack. Ladies' Sewing Machine Dress- Ladies' Plain Waist, with Sleeves.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Waist and Pocket. P>n?t measures, 28 to 48 inches.
; Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches. 21 sizes: 15 cents each.
10 sizes; !5 cents each.
13B3 13 6' 3 006

Ladies' Low-Necked Waist. Ladies' French, or Spencer Ladies' Waist, with a Yoke
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Waist. and Belt.
10 sizes ; 15 cents each. Bust measures, 28 to 46 ii cue; Bust measure*, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes !5 cents each.
; 10 sizes : 15 cents each.
E. Buttehick & Co.'s Patterns, 589 Broadway, N. Y
1705
Ladies' Low-Necked Waist, Ladies' Basque Waist, with a Tunic. Ladies' Postillion Basque
with a Skirt. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Waist.
; Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes 25 cents each. 10 sizes : 20 cents each.
1669 I66D 14-76
Ladies' Waist, with a Ladies' Pointed Waist. Ladies' Basque Waist, with a
Basque Front and Pointed Back. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Postillion Back.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizeS 20 cents each.
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Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes ; 15 cents each. v,^k 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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14-75 1475 1726 1726
Ladies' Basque Waist. Ladies' Basque Waist. " Lady Franklin" Waist.
10 sizes ; 20 cents each. 10 sizes : 20 cents each. 10 sizes ; 15 cents each,
165!
Ladies' Pompadour Plain Waist. Ladies' Plain Waist. Ladies Plain Waist, with
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Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Collar and Lapels.

.19 sizes 15 cents each.
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IT) 63
1063 1603
Ladies' Cloak, with Drapery Sleeve? Ladies' Cloak. Ladies' Cloak. ;

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1298 703
Ladies' Waterproof Cloak, with Ladies' Circular Waterproof Cloak, Ladies' Waterproof Cloak, with
Cape and Hood. with Hood. Wings and nood.
Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
15 sizes ; 50 cents each. 10 sizes : 40 cents each. 15 sizes ; 50 cents each.
1496
Ladies' Opera Cloak. Ladies' Waterproof Cloak, with Ladies'a Half-fitting Cloak, with
Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches. Cape and Hood. a Drapery Sleeve.
; Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes ; 40 cents each. 10 sizes 25 cents each.;
1564 1564 147* ,1^4 !632 '632

Ladies' Cloak, with Ornamental Ladies' Half-fitting Cloak. Ladies' Cloak, with Drapery Sleeve.
Hood. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
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1473 1473 102 mil io. 3i

Ladies' Cloak, with a Vest Front Ladies' Circular. Ladies' Street Cape.
; 10 sizes ; 25 cents each. 10 sizes ; 20 cents each.
103^ mm 1542
1542
Ladies' Talma. Ladies' Half-fitting Cassaque. Ladies' Mantle.
- 10 sizes 30 cents each.
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1737 snn 1400 1480

Ladies' Mantle, with Shoulder Ladies' Deep Polonaise, with a Ladies' Sack-shaped Polonaise.
Cape, Sash. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches 10 sizes 30 cents each.
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t 10 sizes ; 30 cents each.
1 4.7 2 1472 132? 1529
I Ladies' Polonaise, with a Drapery Ladies' Tunic, with Sashes. Ladies' Over-Dress.
Sleeve. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
, 10 sizes 30 cents each.
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10 sizes ; 30 cents each.
Ladies' Over-Dress. ladies' Over-Dress. Ladies' Over-Dross.

Bust Measures, 28 to 46 inches Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes : 30 cents each. 10 sizes : 40 cents each. 10 sizes : 30 cents each.
Ladies' Over-Dress, with Ladies' "Nilsson" Over-Dress. Ladies' Over-Dress, with Puffed
Sashes. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Sleeves, Peplum, and Arab fold
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizes ; 30 cents each. in the Back.
: Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
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1721
Ladies' Trained Over-Dress. Ladies Pompadour Over-Dress.

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Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.

10 sizes ; 25 cents each. 10 sizes ; 30 cents each.
136 9
1560 I58S
Ladies " Marie Louise "

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Ladies Over-Dress. Ladies Over-Dress, with a
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Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Over-Dress. Tabat the Back, and Pointed Waist.
10 sizes ; 35 cents each. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
14-08 Iff 8 1448
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1
Ladies Over-Dress, with 1
Ladies Russian Over-Dress. Ladies Over-Dress.
Drapery Sleeves. Butt measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizes ; 30 cents each. 10 sizes ; 25 cents each.
1524 1353 1572 1572

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Ladies Low-iSTecfcecl Over-Dress. Ladies' Low-Necked Over-Dress. Ladies Over-Garment.
10 sizes ; 25 cents each. 10 sizes ; 25 cents each. 10 sizes ; 25 cents each.
E. BUTTEBXCK & Co.'s PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY, N. Y.
1G63 1597 niG

Ladies' Slashed Over-Garment. Ladies' Over-Garment, with Scarf at Ladies' Over-Garment.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. the Back. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes *25 cents each.
: Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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Ladies' Loose-fitting Over-Garment. Ladies' Over-Garment. Ladies' Over-Garment, with
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Vest Fronts.
; 10 sizes ; 25 cents each. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches.
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140 /f
Ladies' Over-Garment, Ladies' Over-Garment. Ladies' Deep Over-Garment, with

With a Pointed Waist. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. a Basque Waist.
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Bust measures 28 to 46 inches.
10 sizes : 35 cents each. 10 sizes >0 cents each.
ma 1599
Ladies' Over-Garment, Ladies' Over-Garment. Ladies' Over-Garment,
with a Diagonal Front. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
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1*734 1284-
1734 1
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Ladies' Basque-Fitted Ladies' Dress. Ladies' Dress,
Over-Garment. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. gored to the arm scye.
; Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches
10 sizes ; 25 cents each, 19 sizes ; 50 cents each.
1742
Ladies' Morning Dress. Ladies' House Dress.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
756
•636 756
Ladies' Basque, with a Court Train. Ladies' Gored Wrapper, with Lapels, Collar,
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. and an Ornamental Hood.
440
IZ8
Ladies' Gabrielle Y/rapper. Ladies' Wrapper. Ladies' Sack Wrapper.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inch Bust measures, 28 to 48 inches
; 10 sizes ; 50 cents each. 11 sizes; 50 cents each.
E. Butterick & Co.'s Pattekns, 589 BltOADWAY, N. Y. 11
7 16 i7if 1714 nn 1660

Ladies Gored Wrapper.
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Ladies Bathing Costume. 1
Ladies' Bathing Cap. Ladies 1
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 1 size ; 10 cents. House-Companion.

15 sizes : 50 cents each. 10 sizes ; 35 cents each. 1 size ; 15 cents.
H3.3 HIF1733 ""** *
1667 \1U
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Ladies Over-Skirt, with Postillion
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Ladies Puffed Over-Skirt. Ladies Looped Over-Skirt.
Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches.
1410
1631 I£T2 1410
Ladies' "Louise " Over-Skirt.
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Ladies Puffed Over-Skirt, Ladies Over-Skirt, with Sashes.
1515
Ladies' Over-Skirt. * v
Ladies Over-Skirt. 1 1
Ladies Over-Skirt, with a Sash.
6 sizes 25 cents each. ; 6 sizes : 20 cents each. 6 sizes ; 25 cents each,
152 IJ
1520
Ladies' Over-Skirt, Ladies Over-Skirt. 1
Ladies' Looped Over-Skirt,
C sizes 25 cents each.
; 6 sizes ; 20 cents each. 8 sizes •
25 cents each.
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55S 1470
1 adics' Apron Over-Skirt.
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Ladies' Scalloped Over-Skirt. Ladies Over-Skirt.
; t) sizes ; 25 cents each. ti sizes ; 25 cents each.
1671 1583 1583
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Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies Over Skirt.
Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches
G sizes 25 cents each.
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6 sizes ; 20 cents each. 6 sizes; 20 cents each.
1517 IH-9* 14S^

Ladies' Deep Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt,
Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches, Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Looped at the Back.
6 sizes ; 25 cents each. 6 sizes ; 25 cents each, Waist measures, 90 to 30 inches.
6 sizes 25 cents each,
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1459
1459 U'Sb
Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt.

Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches.
; 6 sizes, 25 cents each. 6 sizes 25 cents each.
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1492 1665
Ladies' Ovor-Skirt. Ladies' Slashed Over-Skirt. Ladies' Pannier Over-Skirt,

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6 sizes : 25 cents each. 6 sizes 20 cents each.
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1502 1491 1653 441

Ladies' Pointed Ladies' Deep Over- Ladies'Walking Skirt. Ladies' Train Skirt.
Over-Skirt, Skirt, Waist measures, Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches.
short in front. open at the front. 20 to 30 inches. 6 sizes; 40 cents each.
Waist measures, Waist measures, 6 sizes 35 cents each.
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20 to 30 inches. 20 to 30 inches.
6 sizes 25 cts. each, 6 sizes 25 cts. each.
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977
Ladies' Walking
Skirt. Ladies' Adjustable Train Skirt. Ladies' Six-Gored Walking
Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches One size ; 35 cents. Skirt,
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full at the back.
Waist measures, 20 to 28 inches.
1078 376
Ladies' Adjustable Train Ladies' Four-Gored Skirt. Ladies' Skirt and Corset combined.
Skirt. It is quite narrow, and is Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
One size 35 cents.
: full in the back. 10 sizes 25 cents each.
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Waist measures, 20 to 28 inches.

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Ladies' Six-Gored Ladies' Corset Cover. Ladies' High-Necked Ladies' Corset Cover.
Skirt, quite narrow. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Corset Cover. Bust measures, 28 to 44 in.
Waist measures, 10 sizes 20 cents each. ; Bust measures, 28 to 46 in. 17 sizes 25 cents each.
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20 to 28 inches. 19 sizes 20 cents each.

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5 sizes 35 cts. each.

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I72D 1722
Ladies' Short Night Dress, Ladies' Sack Night Dress. Ladies' Short Sack Night
with Pointed Yoke Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches, Wrapper.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches 10 sizes 35 cents each.
10 sizes ; 26 cents each. 10 sizes; 20 cents each.
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%V\r 'BOO 1500

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Ladies' Night Dress, with a Yoke. Ladies' Night Dress. Ladies Circular Night Wrapper.
Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.
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1026 IfGI 1*61
Ladies' Chemise. Ladies' Chemise. Ladies' Chemise.

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 50 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches
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1587 1025 1025 140 596

Ladies' Chemise. Ladies' Drawers. Ladies' Drawers. Ladies' Postillion Peplum.
Bust measures, Waist measures, Waist measures, Waist measures,
28 to 46 inches. 20 to 36 inches. 20 to 30 inches. 20 to 30 inches.
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1424 «M543w 893 1373

Ladies' Peplum. Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies'
Waist measures, 20 to 30 inches. Peplum Sash. Peplum Sash. Apron. Apron.
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One size ; 10 cts. One size ; 20 cts. One size ; 15 cts. One size ; 15 cts
758
1266 560 1657 1657
Ladies' Apron. Ladies' Apron. Ladies' Kitchen Apron. Ladies' Opera Hood.
One size 15 cents.
; One size ; 15 cents. Bust measures. 28 to 46 inches, One size : 15 cents.
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1309 1371 1586 1*15
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Ladies Adjustable Ladies' Flowing Ladies' Flowing Ladies' Plaited Coat Ladies' Coat Sleeve,
Hood. Coat Sleeve. Sleeve. Sleeve, with a Flounce. with Ruffles.
One size ; 15 cents. One size ; 10 cents. One size 10 cents.
; One size; 10 cents. One size 10 cents. ;
1376 1600
Ladies' Sleeve, with Ladies' Flowing Ladies' Sleeve, with Ladies' Flowing
Puffed Top. Coat Sleeve. Drapery Cap. Sleeve.
One size: 10 cents. One size ; 10 cents. One size : 10 cents. One size; 10 cents.
1437
m\ 1338
Ladies' Drapery Ladies' Douglas Ladies' Drapery Ladies' Sleeve. Ladies' Drapery
Sleeve. Sleeve. Sleeve. One size ; 10 cents. Sleeve.
One size; 10 cents. One size ; 10 cents. One size; 10 cents. One size ; 10 cents.
MISSES' AND GIRLS' PATTERNS.
1405 1501*
1552 1552 HO 5. 1504
Girls' Basque. Misses' Basque, Avith Deep Misses' Postillion Basque.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. Collar. Ages, 10 to 15 years.
7 sizes ; 20 cents each. Ages, 10 to 15 years. (5 sizes 25 cents each.
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{32 5 1753 1753 1533
1578 1539
Mi se3' Pointed Basque. Girls' Postillion Basque, Girls' Basque. Girls' Postillion Barque.
Ages, 10 to 15 Year*. Ages, 4 to 9 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years, Ages, 8 to 9 years.
G sizes 20 cents each-
; 8 sizes ; 20 cents each, 7 sizes ; 20 cents each.
16 E. BUTTERICK & Co.'s PATTERNS, 589 BROAD 7,'AT, IT. Y.
1695
J730 17,30 1695 IS7 :
Misses' Jacket. Misses' Postillion Jacket. Girls lacked w jt a Tabs.

Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. A.--s, 3 to 9 years.
: 6 sizes ; 20 cents each. 7 siz _•
; 15 cents each.
1693
1693
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Misses Short Jacket. Misses' Jacket, with Lapels. Girls' Street Jacket.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ag3b, 4 to 9 years.
G sizes 20 cents each
1462
1513 1*62 1536 1535 1320
Girls' Jacket. Girls'Slashed Jacket, Girls' Jacket. Girls' Jacket.
Ages, 2 to 9 years. Ages, 4 to 9 years. Ages, 4 to 9 years. Aji3 rj. .to 9 years.
8 sizes ; 20 cents each. 6 sizes ; 20 cents each, 6 sizes 20 cents each.
; 7 sizid : 15 cents each.
Misses'Walking Sack. Girls' Sack. Girls'Loose-Fitting Sack. Girls' Postillion Jacket.

Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 3 to 7 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
6 sizes : 20 cents each. 5 sizes ; 20 cents each. 7 sizes ; 15 cents each. 7 sizes 20 cents each. ;
1677 1577 385 385

762 739 739
Misses' Half-Fitting Sack. Infants' Sack, with Cape Infants' Sack. Child's Sack, with Cape
Ages, 10 to 15 years. and Hood. One size 15 cents.
: and Pointed Hood.
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One size ; 25 cents. ^ Ages, 1to 8 years.
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1680 1580 1222 ,222

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1*21 1551 155!
Girls' Sack Apron. Misses' Short Sack. Child's Sack. Girls' Loose Sack.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 1 to 7 years. Ages, to 9 years.
sizes ; 20 cents each. G sizes ; 25 cents each. 7 sizes 15 cents each.
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799 799 1315 1345

1633
1699
Girls'Gored Sack, Misses' Sack, with Tabs. Child's Sack. Girls' Half-Fitting Sack.
with a Cape. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 1 to 7 years. A2;es, 3 to 9 years.
Ages, 3 to 9 years, G sizes 20 cents each.
sizes 30 cents each.
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1594 1355 1355 1081

Infants' Sack. Misses' Sack. Child's Sack. Misses' Sack.
Ages, %
to \yz years
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 2 to 6 years.
5 sizes; 15 cents each.
Ages, 10 to 15 years.
3 sizes 15 cents eaci
; 6 sizes 23 cents each
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(574 1333 \5V IS54 1554

Girls' Loose Sack,Avith a Misses' Sack, with a Vest. Child's Blouse.
Belt. A<rei~.10 to 15 years. Ages, 2 to 5 years,
Ages, 2 to 9 years. G sizes 23 cent's each.
; sizes : 20 cents each.
1383 787 7&7

Child's Blouse, Misses' Waterproof Cloak, with Girls' Waterproof Cloak,
open afrtho Back. Cape, Sleeve, and Hood. with a Hood.
Ages, 2 to 6 year:-. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
Al
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:i a 1255 1Q0 4: 10 4-
11 ion in 1
Waterproof Cloak,
Girls' Misses' Circular Water- Girls' Circular Waterproof Girls' Fed Riding Hood,
with Cape and Hood. proof Cloak. Cloak, with Hood. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years. 7 sizes 25 cents each.
;

; G sizes :30 cents each. 8 sizes 25 cents each.
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ill 153^ I53<r 14-B5

J5JJ
Girls' Cloak, with a Cape. Girls' Cloak. Infants' Sack Cloak. Girls' Shapely Cloak.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 1 to 9 years. 1 size ; 20 cents each, Ages, 1 to 9 years.
7 sizes ; 25 cents each. sizes ; 20 cents each. 9 eizes ; 20 cents each.
18 E. BUTTEMCK & CO. '8 PATTERNS, 589 EltOADWAY, 1ST. Y.
1*90
mQ 793 793 1583 1588
Infants' Cloak, with Hood and Infants'" Cloak, with Cape and Hood. Child's Cloak, with a Cape.
Cape. One size ; 25 cents. Ages, 2 to 5 years.
One size : 20 cents. 4 sizes 20 cents each.
:
!32d 1553 *JS9 499 816

Misses' Sack Cloak. Girls' Cloak, with Cape, which Infants' Circular, Girls' Circular Cape.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. forms a Hood. Ages, 1 to 9 years. with Hood. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
; 9 sizes ; 20 cents each. One size ; 35 cents. 7 sizes : 10 cents each.
164 3
1643 152 2 1533
Infants' Cape. Misses' Street Mantle. Misses' Polonaise.
One size 15 cents. ;
:
1550
H-43 v v 1743 I54B
J550 ,549
Misses' Deep Polonaise. Misses' Low-Necked, Sleeveless Polonaise. Misses' Plaited Polonaise.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years.
sizes 25 cents each.
:
;
I2fi9 1.25 ¥
Misses' Plain Waist. Misses' Waist, with Yoke Girls' Waist, with Yoke Girls'Spencer Waist.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. and Belt. and holt. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
: Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years. 7 sizes 15 cents each.
;

: 7 sizes : 15 cents each.
1747
531 , 531 387 1285 174"
Girls' Plain Waist. Child's Under-Waist, Misses' Spencer Waist. Misses' Basque Waist.
Ages, 4 to 9 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years.
6 sizes; 15 cents eac 1
. 7 sizes 20 cents each
: 6 sizes; 15 cents each. 6 sizes : 20 cents each.
E. Butteiuck & Co.'s Patterns, 589 Broadway, 1ST. Y. 19
!3H6
Misses' Tunic. Misses' Pompadour Tunic, Misses' Pompadour Tunic. Misses' Laced Over-Dress.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. -Ages, 10 to 15 years.
6 sizes ; 20 cents each, 6 sizes ; 20 cents each. 6 sizes 20 cents each.
; 6 &izes ; 20 cents ea-:h.
1639 H58
Misses' Over-Dress, with Sashes. Misses' Low-Necked Over-Dress. Misses' Bfclted Over-Dres
: 6 sizes 25 cents each.;
13 51 1602
J357 1602 1755

Misses' Pompadour Over-Dress. Misses' Over-Dress, with Misses' Over-Dress.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Pompadour Neck. Ages, 10 to 15 years.
; Ages, 10 to 15 years. 6 sizes 25 cents each.
;
1577
Misses' Low-Necked Over-Dress. Girls' High-Necked Over-Dress. Girls' Pompadour Over-Dress.

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I5?0
Misses' Over-Dress, Misses' Postillion Over-Dress. Girls' Low-Necked Over-Dresg,
Ages, 10 to 15 years, Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
> sizes 20 cents each.
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20 E. BlJTTERICK & CO.'G PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Girls' Belted Over-Dress, Girls' Sleeveless Over-Dn Girls' High-Necked Over-Dress

with Gathered Sit eve. Ages, 3 to 9 years! Ages, 2 to 9 years.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. 7 sizes 20 cents each.
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14^8
J^58
m* 1644
"562 |56Z
Misses' Pompadour Over-Dress. Girls' Low-Necked Over-Dress Girls' Low-Necked Over
6 sizes ; 20 cents each. 7 sizes ; 20 cents each. 9 sizes ; 20 cents each
M00 J400 1580 |580•

1^0 4
Misses' Pointed Over-Dre Misses' Skeleton Over-Dress. Misses' Sleeveless Over-Dress.
:
524- 1350
Girls' Low-Necked Over-Dress. Girls' Sleeveless Over-Dress. Misses' Over-Dress, Plaited at the
Ages, X
to 9 years. Ages, 2 to 8 years.
Waist.
Ages, 10 to 15 years. -
10 sizes: 20 cents each.
1^32 mi
Girls' Over-Dress, Misses' Over-Dress, Girls' Over-Dress, Child's Low-Necked
with Flowing Sleeves. with Bretelles. with Tabs. Gored Dress.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years. Ages, % to 5 years.
7 sizes; 20 cents each. i sizes ; 20 cents each. 8 sizes 20 cents each.
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144S )<K6 599 599 916 1^56 iagp

Child's Low-Necked Child's High-Necked Child's High-Necked Child's Low-Necked
Dress. Dress. Dress. Dress.
A«;es, y to 5 years.
z Ages, 1 to 5 years. Ages, 1 to 5 years. Ages, X
to 6 years.
> sizes ; 20 cents each. 5 sizes: 20 cents each. 5 sizes 35 cents each
; 1 sizes; 20 cents each.
E. Bdttekick & Co/s Patterns, 589 Broadway, K Y. 21
1751 IG23
Misses' Gored Dress. Misses' Gabrielle Dress. Misses' Dress.
485 If. 35 1535 49 6 496 1607 1607
Girls' Deep Over- Garment, Girls' Gabrielle Dress, Girls' High-Necked Dress. Child's Gored Dress.
with a Sash. Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 1 to 9 years. Ages, 2 to 6 years.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. 7 sizes ; 25 cents each. 9 sizes : 20 cents each. 5 sizes; 20 cents, each.
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1749 749
I5f4 1^4 noQ
Child's Dress. Child's Dress. Girls' Belted Dress, with Yok
Ages, 1 to 5 years. Ages, 1 to 5 jr ears. at the Back.
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5 sizes ; 20 cents each. Ages, 3 to 8 years.
;
1*51
J'15B
Girls' Dress, with Pompadour Child's Dress. Child's Dress.

Neck. Ages, X
to 6 years. Ages, )4 to 6 years.
Ages, 2 to 8 years. 7 sizes 20 cents each.
1116 1641 16 41
12.81 1216
Girls' Dress, Gored to Girls' Dress, Gored to Child's Dress. Child's Suit.
the Arm Scye. the Shoulder. Ages, 2 to 5 years. Ages, 3 to 8 years,
Ages, 2 to 9 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years. 4 sizes ; 20 cents each. sizes : 20 cents each.
;
22 E. Butterick & Co.'s Patterns, 589 Broadway, N. Y.
713 1683
Misses' Bathing: Costume. Misses' Over-Garment, with 1
1
Misses Slashed Over-Garment.

Ages, 10 to i5 years. Sack Fronts. Ages, 10 to 15 years.
6 sizes ; 25 cents each. Ages, 10 to 15 years. 6 sizes ; 25 cents each.
;
1641
1358 i3se 1484:
IG47
Misses' Over-Garment. Misses' Belted Over-Garment. Misses' Over-Garment,
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Draped at the Sides.
; Ages, 10 to 15 years.
;
1326 1650
1325 I860
Misses' Skeleton Over-Garment. Misses' Over Garment, Girls' Over-Garment, with
Aees, 10 to 15 years. with Bretelles. a Jacke t Back.
; Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 5 to 9 years.
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I4G0
1691 1460
Girls' Over-Garment. Girls' Zouave Over-Garment. Misses' Loose Over-Carment.
; 7 sizes : 25 cents each. G sizes 30 cents each.
;
I4S7
Girls' Over-Garment, with a Misses' Gored Wrapper. Infants' Wrapper.
Collar and Flowing (Sleeves. Ages, 10 to 15 years. One size ; 15 cents.
Ages, 3 to 9 years. 6 sizes : 40 cents each.
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E. 3UTTER1CK & Co.'S PATTERNS, 589 BllOADvVAY, N. Y. 23
1330 1330 12 9 4 1299 1615

Child's Wrapper. Girls 1 Sack Wrapper. 1
Girls Over-Skirt.
1
Misses Over-Skirt, with Sashes.
Ages, to 5 years. % Ages, 3 to 9 years Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years,
6 sizes; 20cr.uts each. 7 sizes; 30 cents each. sizes 15 cents each.
; 6 sizes 20 cents each. ;
ns r
7 I6T6 I6T6
Misses Pointed Over-Skirt.
1
Misses' Over-Skirt. Misses Deep Over-Skirt.
1
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages. 10 to 15 years.

6 sizes ; 15 cents each. i sizes 20 cents each.
57 3 1682
1
Misses Over-Skirt. 1
Misses Scalloped Over-Skirt. Girls 1 Over-Skirt.
'» sizes ; 15 cents each, 6 sizes ; 15 cents each.- 6 sizes 15 cents each.
;
1518 1509 J£Q9 1527

1 1
Girls Over-Skirt. Misses Over-Skirt,
1
Misses Deep Over-Skirt. 1
Girls Over-Skirt.
Ages, 2 to 9 years, with Tabs at the Side. Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years.
sizes; 15 cents each. Ages, 10 to 15 years. 6 sizes ; 20 cents each. 8 sizes ; 15 cents each.
1609
1609 1698 !693 1512
1
Girls Over-Skirt, Girls Over-Skirt. 1
Girls Over-Skirt. 1
Child's Over-Skirt.
with Peplum. Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years. Ages, 3 to 7 years.
Ages, 3 to 9 r
j ears. 15 cents each. 8 sizes 15 cents each.; 5 sizes 15 cents each.
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1535
1
Gins' Over-Skirt. Girls Over-Skirt. Girls Deep Over-Skirt.
1
Misses Over-Skirt. 1
Ages, 2 to 9 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years, Ages, 3 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years.

; sizes 15 cents each.
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24 E. BlJTTERICK & CO.'S PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY. N, Y.
mm
10^9 1049 Mil Mm 1686
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1626
Misses Four-Gored Skirt.
1
Child's Skirt, Six- Gored Skirt,
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Ages, 3 to 7 years. the Back.
6 sizes 25 cents each. ;
5 sizes 15 cents each
;
Ages. 10 to 15 years.
C sizes : 25 cents each.
294- 375 1732

1732
1
Girls Four-Gored Skirt. Girls' Six-Gored Skirt, Infants' Flannel Skirt Child's Gored Apron.
Ages, 2 to 9 years. full in the Back. and Waist. Ages, 1 to 5 years.
8 sized ; 20 -cents each. Ages, 4 to 9 years. One size : 15 cents. 5 sizes 15 cents each.
;
409 409 1690 1690

^ Girls' Apron. Child's High-necked Sack Apron. Girls' Belted Sack.
Aês, 2 to 8 years. Ages, 1 to 7 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
7 sizes 15 cents each. : 7 sizes 20 cents each.
; 7 sizes 20 cents each
;
I3 2T
1152 y-oo MO 1371
Girl6' High-necked Apron. Misses' Apron to button Girls' Apron. Girls' Low-necked
Ages, 1 to 6 years. on the Shoulder. One size ; 10 cents. Sleeveless Apron.
6 sizes ; 20 cents each. One size ; 15 cents. Ages, 1 to 7 years.
;
1281 128/ 933 1200

Child's French Yoke Apron. Child's Apron. Girls' High-necked Apron. Child's Sleeveless
Ages, 1to 9 years. Ages, 1 to 4 years. Ages, 3 to 8 years. Apron.
: Ages, 1 to 7 years.
1601" 260
Child's Apron. Child's Apron. Girls' Peplum and Girls' Peplum,
Ages, 1 to 5 years. Ages, 2 to 6 years. Sash. with Sash.
; One size ;10 cents. One size ; 10 cents.
E. BuTTERICK & CO/S PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY, N. Y.
#23 42 3 76 C 76:0 1752 752

Infants' Robe. Infants' Robe Dress. Infants' Robe.
One size 25 cents. ; One size 25 cents.
; One size ; 20 cents.
1488 48S 761 761

In -"ants' Robe. Infants' Gored Slip. Infants' Slip.
One size ; 20 cents. One size ; 20 cents. One size 20 cents.
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mm Mi 62.7 4-85 H85

Girls' Nigbt Dress, Girls' Night Dr JSP. Infants
1
High Necked Misses' Night Dress,
with a Yoke. Ages, 3 to 9 yea rs. Night Dress. with a Yoke.
Ages, 4 to 9 years. sizes ; 20 cents ;ach One size ; 15 cents. Ages, 10 to 15 years.
6 sizes : 25 cents each. 6 sizes ; 30 cents each.
0-4-6 U30 U-30

4-/J-6 809
Misses' Sack Night Wrappei. Girls' Chemise, with a Yoke, Chemise, with Yoke,
Girls'
Ages, 10 to 15 years. Sleeve, and Body in one Piece. Sleeve, and Body in one Piece
6 sizes ; 25 cents each. Ages, 2 to 10 years. Ages, 3 to 9 years.
;
7 sizes 15 cents each
;
222 798 138

Girls'Chemise, to button Girls' Chemise, with a Infants' Shirt. Girls' Chemise.
on the Shoulder. Square Yoke. One size 10 cents.
Ages, 2 to 10 years. •
Ages, 2 to 9 years. 13 sizes ; 25 cents each.
9 sizes ;
20 cents each. 8 sizes ; 20 cents each.
H-a2 225 i!-33
Infants' Shh't, with Infants' Under- Infants' Shirt, Baby's Drawers. Infants' Shirt,
Square Bib. Shirt. with pointed Bib. One size ; 15 cents, with round Bib.
One size : 10 cents. One size ; 10 cents. One size 10 cents.
: One size ; 10 cents.
E. Butterick & Co/s Patterns, 589 Broadway, N. Y.
823 62.9 1331

Child' a Drawers and Under- Child's Night Drawers, Child's Drawers. Misses Drawers. 1
Waist. with Sleeves. Ages, 2 to 9 years. Ages, 10 to 15 years.

Ages, 2 to 10 year8. Ages, 2 to 6 years. 8 sizes ;15 cents each. 6 sizes ; 20 cents each.
sizes ; 35 cents each. 5 sizes 25 cents each.
;
745 729 728

Child's Sun Bonnet. Girls' Red Riding Hood. Child's Hood. Child s Hood.
One size ; 20 cents. Ages, 2 to 8 years. One size 10 cents.
; Ages, 2 to 6 years,
; sizes 10 cents each.
;
BOYS' PATTERNS.
465 46 5 161-7
Boys' Sack Jacket. Boys' Cadet Jacket. Boys' Slashed Jacket.

: 9 sizes •
25 cents each. 7 sizes 20 cents each.
;
1705
Boys' Blouse Jacket

1705
558 558
Bays' French Fly Jacket.
™
Boys' Single-Breasted Garibaldi
4BB
Ages, 5 to 10 years. Ages, 4 to 10 years. Jacket.
1622 1622 1704 1704 624 1624

Boys' Jacket, with Adjustable Vest. Boys' Round Jacket. Boys' Sack Jacket.
Ages, (i to 12 years. Ages, 3 to 7 years. Ag'es, 7 to 15 years.
;
) sizes 25 cents each.
;
E. BuTTERICK & CO/S PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY, N. Y 27
!707 1707 1710 I38Z I3B2

Boys' Jacket. Boys' Round Jacket. Boys' English Jacket, with Skirt.
5 sizes ; 20 cents each. 6 sizes : 15 cents each. 7 sizes \ 25 cents each.
162b ,&2 '
1626
1627 |625
Boys' Cutaway Jacket, with Boys' Round Jacket. Boys' Jacket.
a Shawl Collar. Ages, 3 to 10 years. Ages, 6 to 12 years.
Ages, 6 to 12 years. 3 sizes ; 20 cents each. 7 sizes : 25 cents each.
312 1388 1388

Boys' Sailor Jacket. Boys' School Jacket. Boys' Fly Jacket.
3 sizes ; 25 cents each. 5 sizes : 25 cents each. 7 sizes ; 20 cents each.
1619
1109 1709" I2YS 12 4-6 1619
Boys' Sack. Boys' Jacket, with Vest Front. Boys' Blouse.
5 sizes : 20 cents each. 8 sizes ; 25 cents each. 8 sizes ; 25 cents each.
1308
308 1238 1238 16" 1623
Boys' Blouse, with a Boys' Double-Breasted Boys' Blouse, with Sack Boys' Blouse.
diagonal Front. Blouse, with Sash. Back. The Front is plaited Ages, to 10 years.
Ages 3 to 6 years. Ages, 2 to 5 years. and joined to a Skirt. 7 sizes 25 cents each.
8 sizes 25 cents each. ;
1705 1706 1385 1385 1248

Boys' Blouse. Boys' Single-Breasted Loose Boys' Single-Breasted Sack
Ages, 5 to 10 years, Sack Overcoat. Overcoat, with Fly Front.
i
sizes : 20 cents each. Ages. 3 to 8 years. Ages, 7 to 15 years.
6 sizes 25 cents each. 9 sizes : 30 cents each.
28 E. BuTTERICK & Co. ?
S PATTERNS, 589 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Youths' Walking Coat. Boys' Single-Breasted Walking Coat.

1
Boys Derhy Sack Coat.

1

7 sizes ; 25 cents each. 6 sizes: 25 cents each. 9 sizes ; 25 cents each.
1397 1397 633 309 483

Boys' Sack Coat. Boys' Scotch Suit. Boys' English Vest. Boys' Vest,
Ages, 7 to 15 years. Ages, 3 to 6 years. It buttons to the neck, without a collar.
;
11 sizes ; 15 cents each. 7 sizes ; 15cts. each.
4Q6 1396
557 468
Boys' Vest. Boys' Vest. Single-Breasted Vest, Boys' Sleeveless, Boys' Vest Waist.
Ages, 9 to 15 years. Ages, 4 to 10 years, with Rolling Collar. or Shirt Waist. Ages, 6 to 10 years.
7 sizes ; 15 cts. each. 7 sizes; 15 cts. each. Ages, 9 to 15 years. Asjes, 3 to 10 years. 5 sizes ; 15 cts. each.
7 sizes 15 cents each. 8 sizes 10 cts." each.
: ;
J6I6 1616
Eoys' Vest Waist. Boys' Circular Skirt. Boys' Skirt, with Tabs. Boys' Knickerbocker Pants,
Ages, 4 to 10 years. Ages, 1 to 4 years. Ages, 1 to 5 years. plain in Front, and plaited
: 4 sizes ; 15 cents each. 5 sizes ; 15 cents each. at the back.
Ages, 3 to 10 years.
I6R8 1629 1392

Boys' Pants, Boys' Suspender Pants, Boys' Pants, plain at the Boys' Suspender Pants,
Plaited at the Top. Spring Bottom. Top, to be worn with a close-fitting.
Ages, 3 to 10 years, Ages, 7 to 15 years. Waist or Suspenders. Ages, 7 to 15 years.
i sizes : 20 cents each. 9 sizes ; 20 cents each. Ages, 3 to 10 years. 9 sizes ;
20 cents each.
E. Butterick & Co.'a Patterns, 580 Broadway, N. Y 29
(396 1387
Boys' Pants, Roys' Pant*, Boys' Pants. Boys' Knee Pants.

Plain at the Top. to button at the knee. Ages, 8 to 10 years. Ages, 2 to 9 years.
Ages, 2 to 10 year*. Ages, 8 to 10 years. 8 sizes ; 15 cents each. 1 sizes : 15 cents each.
I 3 Si 905
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Boys' Knickerbocker Boys' Knickerbocker Boys' Drawers. Gentlemen's Drawers. Gents' Dressing
Pants- Plain at the Top, Pants. Ages, 7 to 14 yean?. W't measn's, 29 to 44 Gowtj.
•
with s Pointed Band. Ages, 3 to 10 years. 8 gizes 25 cents each. inches.

; 1$ sizes 50 cents
;
Ages, 8 to 10 years. 8 sizes 15 cts. each. ; 16 rizes 25 ceuts each. ; eaoh.

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Legging?. Boys' Turban Cap.

Ages, 2 to 16 years. Ages, 2 to 8 year-.
8 sizes •
15 cents each. 4 sizes ;10 ets. each
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
E. Butterick & Co., of this city, have directions ; so that a woman of average
shown us how much foolishness and ex- common sense cannot fail to secure a good
travagance we have assisted in perpetuat- fitting garment, Hartford Daily Times.
ing in our clothes, and what wretched
The question whether the people of this
taste we have shown in our wardrobes,
continent are equal to the task of designing
which are, after all, in one sense, the mani-
festation of ourselves. This firm had the
the styles of their own garments may be
courage to design convenient and graceful

considered settled. The firm of E. But-
terick & Co. have, by a successful experi-
forms for our garments and the ripe, good
;
ment, established the fact that garments

sense of the best and most cultured of our
designed and manufactured here are supe-
citizens not only accepted them as god-
rior in general fitness and beauty to im-
sends and liberators, but as the helpers
towards thrift and fortune. The patterns
ported costumes. The sudden rise and
extraordinary growth of this establishment
which we find in this house, beside being
is a matter of surprise to even the most
trustworthy and sensible, are graceful and
original, with a touch of Americanism in
sanguine, who have longed for the time
them, which, now that there is no Paris for

when we could assert our superiority in the
matter of dress as fully a3 we have done in
clothes, may
possibly find favor even in
other respects. New York Independent.
the eyes of the most prosperous of our
j
people. Home Journal. Among the inventions of the day to facili-
The patterns from this establishment are

tate the lady who wishes to economize, and
yet conform to prevailing styles, is the es-
worthy of more than a passing notice.
tablishment of the pattern business. The
The leading idea of this house, and that
house in our city which does the largest
which, more than anything else, has built
business of this kind, is that of E. Butte-
up this great establishment, is self-depend-
ence for everyAmerican lady, rich or poor. rick & Co., 589 Broadway. Their various
publications and patterns illustrate ladies',
There is hardly any kind or style of
gentlemen's and children's fashions be-
garment which cannot be found at their ;
sides which they issue bulletins and jour-

rooms, or obtained of their agents, which
nals for all these departments, as well as for
now number over 1,100. The amount of
labor which has been bestowed on this
military and naval uniforms. New York
Tablet,
work to bring these patterns up to the high
standing their reputation justly gives them Almost every one has received practical
is indeed surprising. Perfected and gradu- advantages from the ingenuity and enter-
prise of the firm of E. Butterick & Co.
ated by a system entirely different from
that in use by any other parties, they give This firm, in the interest of fashion, founded
not only the style called for, but also the on common sense and convenience, are
desired size.
teaching the people that they need not go
This firm warrants every pattern they abroad for their fashions. Globe.
and we have yet to hear of any case

sell,
The process invented, discovered or
where parties purchasing have failed in
mathematically wrought out by this ingeni-
getting satisfaction. Liberal Christian.
ous and enterprising firm, belongs as exclu-
We regard these patterns as one of the sively to the nineteenth century as the
greatest benefits bestowed upon woman- ocean cables, or the iron belt for the flying-
kind, and are glad to see they are becoming car.
every day more appreciated, a fact which It is a sort of " million a

minute" institu-
is attested by the crowds which daily visit tion, so rapidly can they repeat their pat-
their spacious rooms. New York Era. terns, or reproduce the designs of both con-
tinents. How we bless Fashion for her
Their establishment furnishes patterns of co-operation with the interests and adorn-
ments of home, and how we bless E. But-
every garment usually found in a man's,
terick & Co. for making a pleasant house-
woman's or child's wardrobe, at a trifling hold duty both possible and delightful
cost, and accompanied with explicit printed Buffalo Daily Courier.
LADIES' S CIS SOBS.
We invite your attention to the advertisement and Price List of Shears and
Scissors in this issue of our Catalogue.
Aware of the difficulty experienced by ladies, who arc desirous of getting

good steel and good temper in scissors, we are happy to be able to offer goods in ,
;| this line, which a thorough knowledge of their working, enables us to guarantee

as perfect in every respect. A complete assortment, ranging from the most
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powerful shears for heavy work to the smallest necessary size for ladies' use, is to
!
bo found under the Price List heading. There are no others in the market that
can compete with them in durability, temper, rapidity and ease of execution,
and neatness of operation. They are a compound of steel and wrought iron,
the inside of the blade being steel of the finest temper. By means of the weld-
ing (an operation which cannot be performed by the best workmen in the old
world, as it is the grand secret of the manufacturer,) great advantages are insured
to them when compared with seizors and shears imported from England and
elsewhere. It might sound like carrying coals to Newcastle, should we say
that they are in use in Sheffield, the well-known centre of cutlery manufacture
for Europe ;
but we cm go farther and say that they not only find a ready market
there, but are also exported to Russia and various countries in tin.' East
There are altogether three patents for these Shears. By means of the first
is see u'ed the oily perfect adaptation of the Shears to the hand. The second
concerns the ssrew — this is round on one end and square on the other. This
screw prevents any possibility of the blades cutting wide of each other, or over-
lapping. It also holds them so firmly together that a perfect fixture is maintained,
as long an the blades last. There is a!so one other patent for the Shears ;
that
is, for the shape and form of the blades. These are peculiar to this manufacture,
and combine with the rest of the article to produce perfect ease in cutting.
There is no more effort required to open the blades the full distance, than that
which ls actually necessary to expend in grasping the handle. Those who have
used them any length of time, assure us that with them they can cut cloth of
for
any description, fifty per cent, more easily and rapidly than with any others they
have ever tried.
It will' also bo noticed that we advertise Bent as well as Straight Shears for
o-enerai work, and Pocket Scissors in two sizes. In this department is also a
very useful little article, for which we have a constant demand —namely, the
Batton Hole Cutter. This is adjustable, and ^so arranged that it cuts without-
ripping or tearing the edges of the cloth in any way.
These goods being manufactured for the especial use of our customers, are
all marked with our name to prevent impostures and infringements ou our method
of manufacture.
Any of these goods can be obtained directly from us, or any of our agents.
E. BUTTERICK & CO..

589 Broadway, fi. Y.
We would respectfully call attention to our notices elsewhere in this
edition of the Catalogue of the intended changes in and additions to the
Metropolitan Magazine. In stating that this magazine fills a space in the
world of literary enterprise, which, previous to its appearance, was unoc-
cupied, we do not feel that we are in any wa}^ using the horn of vanity, for
we are carried out in our assertion by that best of all possible criterion's
the extensive circulation of the book itself. Hitherto, our especial aim has
been to make our book meet the wants of the public
it has been our —
desire to 'makeFashion what she ought to be, the handmaid of common
sense We have endeavored to strip her of that mystery which has so
long, and so unnecessarily borne her company, and by producing practical
American styles, have, we balieve, competed successfully with those of
foreign importation.
Influenced by the patronage so generously bestowed on us by our
friends the Public, and desirous of still further meriting that approval
without which it is impossible for enterprises like ours to extend them-
selves, we have concluded to make various additions to the Metropolitan. 1
Commencing with the July number, the book will in future be embel
lished with four pages of first class chromo lithographs, by means of j
which, we be much better able to illustrate the styles as they are

will
designed to appear, than is otherwise possible. These will be accompanied
;|
by full descriptions of the costumes shown.
To the present practical department will be added others, the names
[
of which are sufficiently indicative of their utility and even necessity, to
,
!
require no comment with regard to the expediency of their admission.

1
They will be entitled " What we do Recommend,-" and " What we do not
Recommend."
When not intruding on the space which will be monopolized by
Fashions and articles relative to fashion, literary matter of a type recog-
nized as first class will be inserted. This department, while with us only
of secondary consideration, will receive full attention, and our best efforts
will be given to make it £ source of enjoyment as well as benefit to our
readers.
The subscription price will remain the same, $1.50 per year, but no
patterns will be given as premiums.
Such a book as we propose to issue, at these low figures, will, we pre-
sume, appear rather anomalous, as they are unequaled by those of any
other magazine published in this country but the large subscription list
;
we now have, gives us assurance in our action, our motto being "The great-
est good to the greatest number."
E. BUTTERXCK & CO.,
PublisJiers,
589 BROADWAY, N. Y
THE METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE.
CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS.
From the New York Independent
I?ie Metropolitan —
a magazine published by this firm — is certainly
gotten up in a most practical manner, and by subscription is furnished
at the low rate of $1.50 a year.
It will pay any of our lady readers to examine this magazine.
It willbe found to contain, not the frivolous and overdrawn styles which
render so many of the published works of fashion useless, but common
sense tasteful styles, such as a Christian lady might adopt.
f
From the Exchange.

How the ladies got on before Butterick published the Metropolitan,
we haven't any notion. Badly enough, though, we guess. For, if it be
necessary for "the sex" to be well informed as to the reigning fashions,
and u that it is, all nature cries aloud through all her works," then they
must have got their knowledge at infinite trouble and pains. But
Butterick has made such accomplishments and acquirements easy, such
troubles a pleasure, at least we judge so, as they all buy his magazine
—
and govern themselves or their dresses, and it amounts to pretty much
the same thing —
accordingly. The Metropolitan is tabooed to bachelors.
m
They are immediately struck with lunacy if they fondly gaze on its
strangely illustrated pages. E. Butterick &
Co., 589 Broadway, New
York : send for a copy.
From the Montreal Evening Sta/r.
This' Magazine gives all the new styles and fashions. It tells how
to select and make different articles. It tells how to order such patterns
as you want. It enables a woman to be her own dress-maker, and to
insure, without other help, a perfect fit, and to dress in taste and and in
the fashion.
From the Liberal Christian.
Those of our lady readers wh > send to 589 Broadway, N. Y.", will
receive a profusely illustrated' work worth reading, and one which will
give them more real reliable information in regard to dress than any
other work published.
From the New York Globe.
This monthly was started two years ago it has now a circulation
;
of 30,000. It contains many illustrations of costumes, clearly and

strongly engraved, much sensible advice with regard to the fashions, and
bright and readable articles generally.
Read Special Notice of THE METROPOLITAN,

in this edition of the Catalogue.
E. BUTTERICK & CO.,

PUBLISHERS,
589 BROADWAY, New York.
Our Patterns possess these Advantages.
FIRST — They are reliable, each Pattern having been practically
tested before being offered for sale.
SECOJND — They are of different sizes, so that any one can ob-
tain a Pattern requiring little variation.
—
THIRD Each Pattern has a Printed label, showing its size, the
amount of Cloth, Trimming, &c, required, with necessary instruc-
tions for cutting and making, and a picture of the garment when
finished.
FOURTH— They are more perfectly cut than thev can be by

the ordinary method, each part being perfect and fitted. The difficult
parts are notched so as to be easily put together.
NOTICE THIS.
jtSF* Each of our Patterns has the name of the Proprietors printed on the
label. Any others are spurious.
HOW TO TAKE MEASURES.

To Measure for a Lady's Cassaque, Sack, Cloak, Dress,
Waist, &C. —Ascertain the bust measure by putting the measure
around the body, over the dress, close under the arms, drawing it
closely, not too tight.
To Measure for a Skirt.— Give the size around the waist.
XgP Take the measures for misses' and little girls' patterns the same as
for ladies. In ordering give the ages.
To Measure for a Boy's Jacket, Coat, Waist or Vest.—

Ascertain the breast measure by putting the measure around the
body, under the Jacket, close under the arms, drawing it closely,
not too tight.
For the Overcoat. — Measure the same as for the Jacket or

Coat ; only measure over the Coat or Jacket, or whatever garment
—
To Measure for Pants. Ascertain the waist measure, by
putting the measure around the body, over the Pants at the waist,
drawing it closely, not too tight.
the Coat is to be worn over.
To Measure for a Shirt.— For the size of the Neck, measure
the exact size where the collar encircles it, allowing one inch, th:;s :
if the exact size is 14 inches, use a Pattern marked 15 inches. For

the Breast, measure the same as for a coat. For length of Sleeve,
measure from the socket bone in the back of the neck, over the
highest point of the shoulder, down the arm to the lowest point the
wrist-band is to extend. Be careful not to get the sleeve too short.
Any of the Patterns specified in the within Catalogue can be procured of our
Agents, or they will be sent by us post-paid, on receipt of price, to any part of
the United States or Canada. Address,
E. BUTTEBICK & CO.,

589 Broadway, New York,
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
MISS R. JE 014 149 089 8
100 Main Street, BATA VIA, X. Y.

Dealer in
MILLINERY,
Straw Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Velvets,
Fluting, Stamping for Embroidery, and Indelible

Stamping for Suits, promptly Executed.
AGJEJST in Batavia, for tlie sale of
E. BUTTERICK & GO'S

CELEBRATED
PATTERNS OF GARMENTS,
For Ladies, Hisses, Boys, and Little Children
of both Sexes.
MISS R. JEROME,
100 Main Street. BATAVIA, N. Y.
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name of the Firm, printed on the Label.

ANY WITHOUT THIS ARE NOT GENUINE.

No. 589 Broadway, New York.

BATAVIA^ XT. IT.

Price List of Ladies' Shears and Scissors.

LADIES' STRAIGHT SHEARS.

1, . .... 1.75 8J-

Any of these goods can be obtained from our Agents, or will

25— Cotton Tapes $0.05

E. BUTTER5CK & CO. ?

FOR SEWING MACHINES

SQUARE PIANOS at prices ranging from

Ladies' Deep Pointed Basque. Ladies' Basque. Ladies' Street Basque.

10 sizes 20 cents each.

10 sizes ; 25 cents each. .

Ladies' Short Basque. Ladies' House Jacket. Ladies' Street Jacket.

Ladies' Jacket, with Peplum. Ladies' Jacket. Ladies' Postillion Jacket,

10 sizes ; 20 cents each. $j>

LadieB Postillion Jacket.

!6!2 1616 16Q8

10 2.0 LQ20 £63

I6R53 i6fiR- 1610 f8T0

Ladies' Loose Sack. Ladies' Morning Sack. Douglas Sack.

10 sizes ; 20 cents each. 10 sizes ; 20 cents each. 10 sizes : 20 cents each.

13B3 13 6' 3 006

1669 I66D 14-76

14-75 1475 1726 1726

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Collar and Lapels.

Ladies' Cloak, with Drapery Sleeve? Ladies' Cloak. Ladies' Cloak. ;

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.

1564 1564 147* ,1^4 !632 '632

10 sizes : 30 cents each.

1473 1473 102 mil io. 3i

1737 snn 1400 1480

10 sizes 35 cents each.

1 4.7 2 1472 132? 1529

10 sizes ; 30 cents each.

Ladies' Over-Dress. ladies' Over-Dress. Ladies' Over-Dross.

Ladies' Trained Over-Dress. Ladies Pompadour Over-Dress.

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches.

Ladies " Marie Louise "

14-08 Iff 8 1448

1524 1353 1572 1572

1G63 1597 niG

10 sizes 30 cents each.

!6¥2 1658 1193

Ladies' Over-Garment, Ladies' Over-Garment. Ladies' Deep Over-Garment, with

10 sizes 35 cents each.

7 16 i7if 1714 nn 1660

Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. Bust measures, 28 to 46 inches. 1 size ; 10 cents. House-Companion.

H3.3 HIF1733 ""** *

1671 1583 1583

1517 IH-9* 14S^

Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt. Ladies' Over-Skirt.

Ladies' Ovor-Skirt. Ladies' Slashed Over-Skirt. Ladies' Pannier Over-Skirt,

1502 1491 1653 441

Waist measures, 20 to 28 inches.