The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-13


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generally.
rslt IA intended faf service, anil
should not he used for dress purposes
except l,s young eirls who rcanirs onls
onr nice hat, all whose needs, With
their winter aniss. arr fnlls met IL lhr
charming pale eream, nil mastnrsnlna
tin,s, slinmrd with the suit shades la
velvet, such srni brown, invisible
green, anil navy hsar.
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called tIe Pole. Tie chief nusclt,,
however, In hats for young ladies i~ the
/" Bcrrt,a, male cn,irelynf feathers.
gray. wliitc, blue, green, ami trans,'al
sints or mixtnrrf, tina, IA. Whit. ami
gray, or gray with bronze hauu ,luwN
thu center aud another forming ,h.
hrim.
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form, with soft crown. nni narrow pnllrd
hriin, underlined with cainr, AMI over
lined with hanl of glossy feathers.
For winter fabrics soft woolea ma.
trfials have nov quito taken the place
~ all shil mixed fabrics. ,nslimtf.
has superseded alpaca nni French nnr.
tlU, HHtt the NIlNUTN tshtuS HistN& 'liNI
almost universally into the composition
pf winter Suits For street wear thu
combination II cloth with velvet prom
ises ,o he very fashionable. Tie velvet
forming tho skirt, pockets, cnhs and
collar, shs cloth the palonaire, of ~
liSs.', 10 Whicl, in added for cold weather
q double .coachma,'s" cape.
Hik and velvet In always "well
worn, bnt this winter these snits will
b. trimmed with feathers more than
with fur.
Buttons both small and large appear
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crocl,eteti, but tho newer styles arr rom
posed of what IN called the vegetable
Ivory, shaded IN dark colors, pearl IN.
laid or shell. Smoked pearl ate still
much used, but the.o are mot new.
A useful adaptation ef novel idea
for ladies' underwear has been nale hy
some American manufacturers, which
ought IL become very popular. II "
called tho "union nnit, and consists
nf vest and drnwers woven in one we'll
shaped garment, which protests tn -
lire person and does away with the
double thickness caused hy tho overlap
ping Of the vest