The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-11
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.

Az ne are fairly settled upon tie new year. and
f..hion.bies are rushing every sort OF gaye'y
before Lent settles them down to thoughts OF TIE
,rorrov. We have but little TO chronicle this
week. excepting the vast reduction IN goods.
Every shop advertlses selling below cost. and
many goods are Placarded at Jour own Pr'ce.
Ills fact. many goods, and especially in the
ready.made departments, are az ones own PRICE
II thew wish to purchase at all, they could ask
for no loser price
A silk aolman, well made and trimmed, Dc
purcha.ed for $50. This 10 All investment, FOR.
With little trouble. one .emove the lining and
have tasty spnng garment
Cloth dolman. are reduced to S. and $40; ard
quits silk trimmed, are almost given away
Every lady WISHES 3 circular They are the
mont con venien, wrap for driving, easily thrown
aside unfassenei al the Il roaf. one can step
from them and the carriage at once We san
some in diagonal cloth At si2. the same that
commanded So before chnstmss-that awful
Strengthening .iay upon prices
The prices TOR chiidren's closks and SUITS are
way down. child Of SIX can have pretty SUIT
for e; aud extra nice one flor sunday for s.
These suits range tor children from two 10 ga
years and prettily made closks range IRON - to
$40.
Ia ladies wrappers. tie stock ~ unusually fine
and prices ssionishingiy low. Tycoon REPS tor
$40 Why a dressmaker charges s; for making
them. There are PLAID flannel wrapper, TRIM
med with silk satin, for 81. and cloth wrappers
for g. Calico wrappers commence NJ 20 cents,
and range to Si-S.
We are particular about naming wrappers, Tor
every woman needs one. They are the greatest
comfort for retiring TO ones room AZ night, or
when recovering from sickness, or acting a. nurse
TO loved one. No dress is suitable, 80 com
Portable, . tasty wrapper
Every department Of the housekeeper's sup
Plies are at the lowest ebb and We advise 81 who
contemplate hou sekeeping, or must reil"ni-h. 10
do 50 within the next month After that iI'nr-
rmportations arrive the old and new are mingled,
and yagaries are not easily found.
Among important novelties we fnd bisek
breton used rs trimming The black has not 20
far been imported here, but the white has f--come
so popular, We may he sure the black will come
to 10 with spring openings, aud take the place OF
ths so-long used French lace.
Plush Is . favorits trimming for young ladies'
costumes this winter. II is used ~ vest, collar,
revsrs, pockets, and edges the outer sscque, To-
sices plastron of Il down the centre Of the back
Seal color il favOrite shade. II the costume i-
Of eai-coored cloth, IL Is much tl,e Richer In
that case the bonnet should he Of seal-sIin.
rwo.thirds Of the costumes this winter are
made for vests, and the vest l. replaced Tor
different occasions-from black velvet TO white
elk. Ladies' who have taste for, and are
skilled At embroidery, do these vests IN coi"rs,
in silk or chenille embroidery. black Velvet
vest can be worn with almost any color costume,
and on almost any occasion
Black satin understands are just now the rage
They are cut i.ias. wadded and quilted, and
trimmed on the bottom with founee of satin,
embroidered in colOred silks. The skirt ~ put
upona deep yoke. that there may he n" iulines-
AT the hips. The yoke laces IN the back.
The fancy for trimming everything with Jabofs
seems upoa the increase Our readers must by
this time understand that Iabot rs formed OF
spiral trimming. one row above another, and :"
turned as TO form continuous corners. Lace ~
much used in this way upon the fronts al cos
TUNES, or one side may have Jahot OF rub
bon and lace, aud the other be trimmed with
Panels Of the same. with loops of ribbon
The latest novelty in hair is the revival Of the
double chatelalne. The braids are. however, :"
disposed that they form eor"net at the
came time.
All efforts to leave the forehead high aud bare
have proven fruitiess. Ladies with high fore
heads cling to the invisible coaue,, or short
Josephine curls, while those with low toreheads
wear the waves upon velvet. The French twists
20 convenient and easily arranged. is tabooed 10y
fashionables entirely.
Curis arc worn for full dress, and by young
ladies' upon the promenade.
Abroad, this season, ball dresses are worn
short the same as street costumes. An attempt,
10 introduce them here has been noticeable Of
late but il ~ only nov aud then brave woman
appears.
II Is said that walking through dances IL 4" he
abolished, and tire regular minuet step adopted.
In that case. ladies will he glad Of the short,
scaut SKIRT worn by their grandmo'hers.
Spuu-silk hose is the popnlsr f"ot-gesr for
ladies who can afford them. They are warm,
and fit the foot and ankle beautifully
The Pekin silk, that is now the rage, Is Of
MORE and satin stripes, satin and failie or vel
vet and MORE velvet and gros grain, or gros
grain and chene stripes. All oft is IN stripes,
hence its name. Probably spring will bring us
Pekin goods in great variety.
Gloves for evening have nine or twelve but
tons, and friil of lace at the top. The lace
should match that upon the costume, or can te
Of breton
uew design in bracelets. also earrings. i. a
lock with key Of gold. This forms paddock
upon bracelets, with the key attached upon a
tiny chain,
The earrings are locks OF dead gold, with a
miniature key.
New iabots for the neck are made OF ribbon and
lace The ribbon ends are painted in dainty de-
SIGNS, and often with the word souvenir IN
cluded. Others are formed Of 6nely-qniled
breton lace. with nbt.oa IN dainty eolors EN-
broidered with gold thred-
Little dots wear coiored flannel skirts, rose or
pale-b,ue, embroidered With white silk, and
edged with quilting vf torchou lace, second
flannel under, and the merino vest and drawers
w,sh the ehemletss dress and warm outer wraps
These are sufficiently warm for any weather that
tiny folks shou,d be allowed out IN.
BLANCHE