Under Lock and Key; or, Marion Marlowe's Last Role — page 28: what you’re looking at

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MY QUEEN. same true, loyal woman that our readers ~ have come to know so well. | The young girl’s career had, indeed, been a tragic one, but she had passed with true womanly courage and dignity along the path of her young life, from Farm to Fortune. THE END, PATTERN COLUMN. By special arrangements with the manufacturers we are enabled to supply the readers of My QUEEN with the pat- terns ofall garments described or illustrated in this column at TEN CENTS each. Address, ‘Pattern Column,’’ My QUEEN, 238 William Street, New York City. FASHION NOTES. Nearly all of the separate skirts these days open on the left side, and are made with hooks or snap fastening. The pretty style for the back of a skirt is one inverted plait or a fan of three inverted plaits, closely overlapping at the top. Serviceable summer dressses will be a cham- bray, linen crash, denim and other firm wash goods, trimmed with white or colored pique or embroidery. These are particularly adapted to the “Eton suit’? mode, so that the coat can be dispensed with on hot days, leaving only a thin muslin blouse. _ The pretty Russian toque is a comfortable and well-favored head-covering this winter, and is worn alike with walking, traveling and hand- some ‘‘dress’’ costumes, according to the quality and quantity of materials and garnitures which 25 compose it. Popular and becoming toques of a beautiful shade of Russian blue or chestnut brown velvet have soft panne crowns that lie per- fectly flat, the brims bordered with fur and as a trimming, an aigrette of fur tails rising from a pompon of soft brown ostrich tips. gap in ordering patterns be sure to give size and number. No. 2,471—LADY’S WAIST. This charming waist is developed in polka- dotted satin fou- lard. The yoke is ofantique lace over satin, and the belt and accessories are of panne velvet in a pronounced con- trast. The pattern is cut in sizes 32 to 40 inch bust meas- ure. Size 36 re- quires three and one-quarter yards of 21-inch, two and one-half yards of 32-inch, or one and three-quarter yards of 42-inch material. As shown, two yards 2t-inch, with one- half yard of tuck- ing, five-eighth yards of 21-inch for sleeve puffs, and two and one-quar- ter yards for trimming. a UR readers will be pleased to learn that we will increase the size of My Queen begin- ning with No. 31, issued next week. Several new departments and attractive features will be added to make My Queen the most attractive publication of its class. ~§ cents. A great big weekly for Don’t fail to: procure it.