, 1874-11-08
FASHION,.
shawls---India, Cashmere, Ottoman,
Himalaya, Etc.


Fnrs--SenI. Mink SahfA Si1yer.F0Y. Chin
ADA' , ..,, 49, w-..
CNllld, toacy. auu MdiltH'
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Hats and BOnnetS--.Tho Felts---
0thor STYLES.
There Ia probably no lady but, ut rome hne Of
her life. hopes she may be the fortunats pos
sesscf Of genuine
INDIA SHAWL
Tho unique beauty ol the finer grades, tho
peculiar .abric, tho quaint devices, aud the
Thorough, blending OF color, producing richness,
almost eoreeousness at times, without particle
OF g1a1e,-ail tend to mako this thoroughly
ladYs shawl Tho uncultured see no beauty In
it, and, except from = fancy that 1t II tho proper
garment to have, or because OF Its expense,
Madame Nouveau-tliche would not be apt to
purchase it. Tho latest designs in India shawls
show very little white in the work. A
square shaHi NTH t1lled centre, worth Sl.eoo,
had no decided white elnuous lines, such ~
have hecn tho faahlon Of lase but only sufficient
to relieve the other colcEs. a MARIO" design III
white Passed all around the edge, however.
Another square, filled shawl was made with re-
veretbo corners,--one showipg tho new style
without the white design, the other having
rhito figure running through it. This
WAS worth 5000. India shawls, With plain cen
tres may be bought at prices ranging from $50
to $15o, in scarlet aud black White centres
for evening wear are from 800 upward. India
anawls in Persian stripes cost from $50 to $50,
and are both segvicable and styllah. The Decca
.b.vt. ro.t frouo A30 In $50. 4 yery good
:. .., T.. exn :. .,o.,,a .an,,
ouo - poieaao0D4o ~ ~e'
therefore, that Almost any laoJ "no "!sueo
might add ono OF these favorite w1aps to her
other garments, and always find it useful.
1 rur o.samrnr 1m17Ar1o1,
rs;: nH ah.m,s oas 1.h;eh ' 49,. - .srv b,na.o,,.
OF tue 1no'a snn".s, "n'cn e'o 'e.5 nauooomo'
are worth from s25 to S7o' In these tho pre-
yail1ng color is blus rather than white, and they
initiate closely tho Persian stripes. Squire
o az 40 r.~..-.,,
eha"ls Afe worm 'to" go 20 S'o. f'eofoo
Csshmeros are once more revived. Almost any
grandmother will have something similar in
her collection. The centres are filled With
as1-, as ,sns ds.;o,. vht1a horaer na,aea
P"tna4 e1t, ~ -, e-,s -. -
afouno tho ena"l. Ano7o ~ u al eo'o''' .oookn
crimson and gold prevail. The same class OF
goods arc shown in stripes, and both aro valued
At e25- Iichter-veirht Casb1neres. with cot d.
signs III e1'A ~no "oo'' ooes ~.'' o''o"".
ehawls IN sllk aud WOOL arc no" SHOWN ID small
set figures, and are great relief to the eve after
tha nron,nco ,ajlway-blanket stripes that have
h. ,.,..a- xvh., a+,in-. ara n.rd the
oeeA 'o .o.s "o sne1 ~. et as. -
o1oao' p all one' a'e n1oa "''' ee' otA'eo' ""o
the alternate ones ere comb'nanone OF very nae-
row stripes These cost from go to.S25.
Avnrm, beautiful shawl. known Is camol'e-
hair cint1' connes IN ali sol;d coors. and a,e par
ticn,ariy attrnctiya- These ara worth about so0.
rur n1NA1Araa.
which vere worn so much during tho Arctic
w;nter weather in which Chica9o ,nIulees every
minset "easa. 1saetsr ~ ~ 1ess a"1ss and h;ch sre
ye. 70 Ha;n' ntsrs,r.xeno y, o,av ha honoht
80 ,rca. -.no;ne from S11 70 s18 rhn beaver
rsTsrs;h1e sl,nw : niain coutre, with plaid bor-
der m ona side. and plald cert,e with plain bor-
a. IN ia other Tnene hara tassel-
cnIn1s and in narrow stripes. Tbs
sfr,nes which ara In blue and white. black and
rnite. and Other shades, arc also serviceablo,
nrs s;ds he1nr lirhter than tia other. The
str;nss arr s ara narrow and make quiet but vary
eo 1adt"1oox;nr wan This Ina Of Goods yary from
st ;1' ~ t'sH!as Ak "Aap' '' ''' - ~N ' AVE.
stT Tho !" Sao:rh uoo1 Maid. ,rn TIM we'll known to
--a,;ra sn.,hng 1pnre than a nnss,nc notice.
The .nn.re shaW3s oost from IS to SIC. while tho
hest r1adn or long sharla is worth SIS.
1sn;ne from thcse comfu1tabIo garments. one
!. natnraiiv lea to m inouiry ABOUT
rupa
md what nove1ues a,e offered in tboee, Tho
nr;nc,nai innoyaron b1s besn BY Freuch fur
1ers nho have introduced bv some meaus vhite
nn,rs into darx furs. There are nono of these.
however. in the Chicago market, OF at least not
mora linn one or Two pattern-sets. The iuaulry
is I still for seal, though m.uy peopie are h.vng
cui,srity is rather in the cut than in tue material
Tho xacqnes are loueer, aod are fitted il 90 that
~. ou1rs ~ tha form and Ike ll,e French
.ac3nes .ro cnt YER, h1rh On the ahoulder. It
p,ves lie s1eeyen an appearances Of great length,
5nt - - "a . fec,7ed ;mn-ovem,ut % tI,e wav OF
con,for+
% Thoas a. s.coues IN seal cost $500 to sAoo. Thoy
tAeG be ho"1ht .. - 1ow wa "a sH5 hns sre NJ an in.
fsr;or .Ta ~ nralitv ot tnr, Ths s4o0 sacouo WAS
mada asS from % tbe 81 yerT finest shetlsnd seal. An
sisosnt % ,n;nl eacone Tas rhorn ,,s which had
hnrn m,de to order. costing $500. These seem
~ he the nrara;l,nr-ln fac, tho onlr-accopt-
ah1a furs Torn n ssnunes: for. Hhsn Russfan
sahia ia renuirnd- the buyor does not order her
royai a,ment in Chicago.
ion0 boa aud nun IL Russian aable is worth
as5o The rnmn IN silver fo1. which il a dark
% fur With white hairs, looking like nost-work.
u;f cost aion
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