The Aberdare Times

I fa more Misfitting Dresses. The Art of Dress-cutting Taught in a few Easy Lessons bytho SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF DRESS-CUTTING. fy O little progress has been made in — Dressmaker knows tflat the first andmost Vf the Art of Dressmaking in this important step is to learn to cut the bodice v/j country, that we naturally ask our- correctly. To dothis one must study pro- selves what is the cause of this portions. For many years Dressmakers deplorable failure, especially since those have used nothing better than charts or engaged in it are compelled each year models for Cutting, each one of which is to acknowledge that the English ladies utterly imperfect in principle, as a little give their patronage more and more to TJT careful reasoning would convince them, foreign modistes. In cases ■yvhere this is |B$In the nrst place, charts cut the same the exception, it is among those ladies J7. shape for every figure, measuring the whose means will not permit this luxurious Wft same <ize bust. The fallacy of this idea indulgence, therefore they accept the ser- ys BH is apparent when you consider that per- vices of the English Dressmaker in con- sons' measuring the same size bust are sequenceof this inability, while their pre- |Jrar«Jy, if ever, shaped alike. Consequently, ference is strongly in favour of the foreign gajfments cut on these principles do not robe. It is the duty of the English Dress- XfiMMSggm Sf the figure for which they are intended, makers to learn the cause of this evil ^fbd a great amount of valuable time is which robs them of their most lucrative Consumed in pinning and retacking, which which robs them of their most lucrative Consumed in pinning and retacking, which patronage, and there seems to be no more are convincing proofs of the inutility of effectual method in overcoming it than to the methods usually employed. Yet, when learn to compete with these foreign rivals. you also perceive that by taking up a seam In most branches of science and industry V here, and letting one out in another place, England has always maintained a leading I n you have thrown the seams out of all pro- position. Why, then, in a point so vital i MySSS/jWBSSm V portion, and utterly destroyed any grace to her, and where so much capital is ex- \Sjj» ^HHHESw the dress might have possessed; yon pended, will she permit a foreign rival to ought then to be assured of the necessity bear the palm of victory ? Elegance and C CHHMkw of a true and correct method of cutting, refinement in dress have become so much «P|9|KB^^ which would save you this wasted time a study by ladies in these days that all and miserable results. All good cutters that art and grace can do for them is called know that a badly cut garment can never into requisition. It is in these points, be made to fit well. By this system of therefore, we know we are rivalled abroad. Cutting, which is based upon mathemati- Else why are foreign modistes patronised cal principles, and will enable one to fit in preference to our own Dressmakers ? I w 'WmSK9PB every figure perfectly without alteration, All ladies know when the Dress arrays j i you can arrive at every point that consti- their figure to the best advantage, and the 1 tutes an accurate fit with certainty. Ladies with irregular forms can be fitted with the same easd and certainty as those with perfect proportions, and this cannot be done by any other method of cutting. Its adaptability to all changes of style, or variations in form makes this system an enduring advantage to the Dressmaker/ and its comprehensive use will place her on aa equal footing with the Continental modistes in the Art of Dress CutfSng. Ladies are discovering that there is science in Cutting a Dwtss. The time has passed when the Dressmaker must try 011 the garment to see if it fits; for with this system of calculation there can be no failure. Testimonial from a few English Ladies who ha e tested the Scientific System of Dress Cutting. W?, the undersigned ladies, having learned the Scien/ific System of Dress Cutting, take great pleasure in recom- mending the same to the ladies of our country, as we have proved its practicability and accuracy by many tests, and we have neVer yet failed to obtain a perfect fit when the instructions are followed, which are so simple that a child can cut and fit by them as well as an adult; r.nd we are sure that y lady who may learn this system will never regret the invest- ment she has made, as the saving of material alone up a few garments will more than pay for the System, beside the Assurance and Satisfaction of always having a perfect/fitting garment.—Mrs. Phillipson, 3, Colville Square Terrace, Bayswater, W.; Mrs. Malcolm, 40, Carlton Hill, St. fa&hn's Wood, N.W.; Mrs. Smythe, 37, Blenheim Cres., Notting Hill, W.; Mrs. Winton, 67, Bessboro' Street, Pimlico, SRW-; Miss Lang, 121, EdgwareRoad, W.; Mrs. Dunlop, 16, Solon New Road, Clapham; Miss Syer, 60, De Beauvoir Rofd, Islington, N.; Miss Field, Stratford House, Wimbledon, S.W.: Mrs. Baker, 1, Bedford Terrace, High Street, Streathfm. To whom we refer. INSTRUCTIONS given from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.rdi Owing to the demand for evening instructions by those employed during the day, pupils may now be instructed at the# own Residence for the same charge. Practical ladies wanted to take charge of Branfch Offices. Situations furnished to pupils, if desired, in First-class Houses, where Jhey can command the highest salaries as dress cutters. GENERAL I f One Scientific System, with g#ieral instruction at the office as long as desired O Q •DDT/I-IP TJQT I L S>?tem 1 J sPecgd printed instructions, enabling anyone to thoroughly rait* JjlBX. understand it, will be senf by post to any part of the United Kingdom for £ 1 O O Our Patent Doible Tracing Wheel, tracing two lines at a time, one to cut by, and the other to sew by, making the seams all the sailie width, enabling a young gip to do the tacking as well as an experienced Dressmaker, will be found invaluable to ladles if they have much sewing ito do, as it saves a great deal of time and labour. The above wheel will be sent to any part of the United Kingdom op receipt of 2S. (Two Shillings.) POST FREE Post Office Orders (crossed) to be made paytble at General Post Office, London, to N. HANBURY, 473, Regent Street, Regent Circus, LondonJEV. A few more Ladies of intelligence and good address Wanted, to learn our System, as teachers to give instructions at private houses. 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The Proprietor of thes^sPills have* inc oiitained (at. greal expense; a patenl'fMr them, he challenges the whllle world to prodjee a medcine equal to them for removing the ahoyfe-named com- pfainfs. attd restoring I he patient to sottnd afld lasting health..v livery so Iferer is earnestly invite^ to try one box of iliese Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WOHTH A GUINEA tA BOX. For females of all Hg-es these Pills are invaluable as a few (ioscs of them carry off All gross humours open all obstructions, and bring.about all that is re- (ji>i>. No female should be without them. There is no medicine to be found to Auii Beecliam'a Pills, for i .'inoviiiif any ototruciion j6r irregularity of the s\ stem, l! tak< « ac< ordin" to the directions given w ith each box they will so;»o restore females of all ages to sound and robust heflth. Beecham's Magic Cough Pills. 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