The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

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happy medium II found Ia lower talar
Ing crowns thai preserve enough III the
sharp outline ~ IL stylish. Velvet r.
n~r@ertr its"lf ~ the lanLscmc~t material
for dro@~4 lNinets. Indications arc that
f1lt lar had it~ day ~ popularity. except
fpr SECOND iHssl ls,nnsi~ tin coar~cnree
" American frita linS brought ii iutp
di~fnsor. There Ii an effort 10 revive
plush ~ n fabric for bonncia. but Il lima
not been largely bought by American
b'.yers. lsong anil ample stringa, 10 be
tied under Tho chin, will lm found ol
mort imported honnet.. These stringr
arr of thu ribbons known Ia miilincra M
Noa. III and ~. Tho lmni-ome~t rib.
lpt~ nrc grur grain on ni,r aldo and satin
nn lilo other. - Harper'~ Bnsar.
CoMkIs AMI Busrt.ss. = Lace cnrHels
arr made VI sirong white or ccrn linen
net, with supple l%,oica, and arc edged
with NalcnriaInes or with Mrchliu lncc,
kntid frightened ty narrow ribbons III
blue or scarlet around the top. These
are VI French make, with low bosom
dnrts, nii quite short on the hnt~.
They cont frcm efO IN til. An,ong In
expensive thin eorsct~ probably thu
coolest Arr those ~ grpn linen, either
wlmtc ~ ccrti, with cuutil center pirr4n
passing around thu waist to give them
strength. They co.t III. 20. tIrMM linen
N also ,,scd for tho long, slender imsilea
now IN fashion. In some models the
grnaH linen Inns olrus for bones, nhd IN
shaped Iika tla lmck ri u hoop skirt /.
these cost ~. 10. Others have length.
wisa pnfls and plnatei friiln III The glasa
linen Hrwnl III u plain foundation.
Muslin l%niaisua, entirely covering tin
bones IA tlunn, nfnl arranged ~ tint tin
homer may ~ emily removed when tie
hustle " ~ la washed. nrn NV. ~. Ilin
light skeleton b%nsilra. with covers for
llin bottom l,pul,s. arr preferred by
many : ttsaW .slst r.. ~ when we'll nude.
l.ul,ca WIN olleel 10 uaiig hoops II Any
kind make thur bistlsn III e%rinolille
iiru,n.n. Thy buy four yards If ille
criuulina muslin for each hustle. ihla
lina thick cords crossing cnrI, otllur,
siu,lirH we'll, l.tails the starch, and rprts
twenty cents i ,nrd. A hong slipping
Foundation IA mi. nnd III then Gov. rtai
With %fioiiuees VI tlin Minn gathered on
cords aIid alntel,ad nliiiiy. TURNER'S
Hasar.