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Title: The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c
Year: 1832 (1830s)
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Subjects: Agriculture Farm produce Farm produce
Publisher: London : Isaac Alger
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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of silkis smart, and perhaps morepractical for summer. How- ever, the practical elementdoes not play a verylarge part in the clothesquestion of the moment.• * *j A pale mauve cloth inlight weight is popularfor gowns to be- worn oncool summer days, whilean exquisite shade ofcoral pink and one inblue are most effective. Qlga clothhas come into notice again, for itssatin finish* and lustre make itextremely well adapted to the long,graceful lines that are a feature ofthis years styles. The plain skirtsthat are so becoming show off to thebest possible advantage any finematerial, and the colours take a lightand shade that are most artistic in the soft folds. These afternoon gowns forthe summer season are in truth a delight toany one who loves clothes for clothes sake.They are not the essentials of the wardrobe,but the luxuries that enable a woman to attain her ambitiongowned. * The.three charmition were designed of being always correctly ng gowns 1by a Iaiisi n the illustra-an drcs-maker.
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PARIS MODEL GOWNS. gi PPLEMENT TO THE MARK LANE EXPRESS AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL AND LIVE STOCK RECORD. August 12, 1907. The one on the left is of pale green voile,with vest, nloeves, and insertion ofcanvas. The laeo is heavy Guipure withtassels. The waist-belt is of dark greenvelvet. The lady in the centre is garbed ina chic gownj vieux-rose faced cloth of veryfine quality. The bolero is of pastel cloth,beautifully embroidered with point lace, andedged with bands of the vieux-rose material.The gown on the right is of wedgwood bluecloth of very light weight. The skirt is per-fectly plain, but the loose bodice is trimmedwith bands of velvet of a slightly darkershade. A pretty lace blouse and jabot are wornwith this gown. The designs have beenspecially obtained for the Mark LaneExpress Supplement. Fashions in Bathing Caps. Two things are required of a bathing cap—it should )wotect the hair, and it should bebecoming. The first is easy to manage, nowthat shops are offering various kinds of

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