The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1923, Page 4

PAGE 4 the McCall Printed Pattern every- thing you need to know about cutting, fitting, and stitching is printed in words right on each piece of the pattern itself. “Cut here,” says the blue line, “Tuck here” says the pattern, “Notch 5 fits into notch 5” —no chance for a mistake anywhere. Even if you never put a dress together before, you can doit with the new McCall Printed Pattern. It is so easy that over 1,000,000 school girls are /Jearning to sew by making clothes with McCall School Patterns. THE EATTLE STAR The New MS CALL PATTERN ‘is printed” It was impossible for the old-fashioned pattern to be absolutely accurate; it is im- possible for the McCall Pattern not to be! Your finished dress has the style and fit of the original model because the McCall margin protects the cutting lines and when it falls away, it leaves every piece with the exact measurements of the . Master design. Choose your clothes from the smart new Paris designs pictured every month in McCall's Magazine, and make them eas- ily, quickly, and accurately with McCall Printed Patterns. | The biggest news for women | since the invention of the sewing machine HIS is the machine that has made possible the McCall Printed Pattern. No ordinary printing press could print satisfactorily upon the thin tissue re- quired and it was only after months of experiment,that this press was perfected and the new McCall Printed Pattern became a fact. The printing of this pat- tern marked as great a revolution in home sewing as the invention of the sewing machine. 15¢ to TE RHODES Ea fe. MC CALL F-703 PRINTED PATTERNS