This was first published in 1948: Now It's Fall, by Lois Lenski.
It's part of her "Seasons Series," described in this bibliography:
Using a rhyming text and simplified illustrations, Lenski depicts the change of seasons as it affects children: windy days, gardening, playing outside, and celebrating holidays such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas... All the books use a child-size format.
There's no sign of when this particular printing was. But the look is very different from the "gently recolored" pages of the latest (2000) edition, as a few preview pages demonstrate.
And cut from an unknown book—
Other side—
The clothes might belong to almost any time from the 1920s-40s.
But, fashion was on a somewhat longer cycle then.
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