The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-06-06
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS,
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER,

stylish.
Coral pink bbs fair to be very fashion
able shade.
Black velvet neck bands with silver en-
broidery are stylish.
Paneled sides to dresses are very fashion
able, and very effective.
Colored silk handkerchiefs are made into
bows to trim house dresses.
Jet laees and gimps will be more used
than for several years past.
A speciality in hosiery is IN the mottled
hose with embroidered tops.
Chinese blues and Chinese greens ars
found among the new colors.
Some of the imported dresses are entirely
without 1ounces. or trimmings.
The sacque hchu takes the place of the
sleeveless jacket of the past seasons.
A woman is never too busy to step in
next door to see how the new carpet looks.
A pocket handkerchief and a piece of
string would make full dress suit for a
Zulu woman.
In the Estey organ factory, the tuning
and voicing of the instruments is wholly
done by women.
Cheese-clotb, the identical material used
for cheese wrapping, is in demand for Ia
dies summer dresses.
Changeable ribbons are the novelty in
millinery. These shown in blue with gold,
green with cream color and pink and blue.
A new idea in button-holes Is to cut them
diagonally in cloth, as it is said cue buttons
lie more flat, and are less liable to work
out.
A loving swain declares that he is so fond
of his girl that he has rubbed the skin from
bis nose by kissing her shadow on the
wall.
The man who has sulkng wife
Can't please her with a sonnet:
There's just one way to end the strife
Buy her a summer bonnet.
That's pretty jolly looking little NO.
man, considering she's in full mourning ~
"Naturally, naturally; don't you see--she's
in the honeymoon Of her widowhood.
Trying at the same time to drink In the
beauties of the bonnets of two ladies, who
are walking in different directions, has
made many females cross-eyed for life
Uncle Sam.
The New Haven Palladium tells of wild
ow's little child who received q reward of
merit at school, and ran eagerly to her
mother, saying: !" / held it up TO the sky
all the way home, that papa might see what
a good girl [ had been.'
"Mr. Jones, you must come into my
room soon and see my lovely baby" said a
fond mother to a fellow-lodger. "Thank
you;I heard him last night" was the
equ1vocal reply.-Andreao's Bozdr.
Handsome glngham lawns, sometimes
called cotton zephyrs, are this month sup
piled in checks and broken plaids of fresh
aud charming colors. Pink and blue, red
and gray, brown and buff, garnet and straw
color count among the leading and popular
mixtures.
Andfeso's Basor is responsible for this
"My darling" wrote a husband to his wife,
81 shall not be home till very late this eve-
ming. Do not wait up for me. It's for thy
dear sake work by the light of the pale,
indulgent moon, as if it were the bright
dazzling sunshine She didn't wait; she
went and got detective and hunted him
up.
When two women stop to speak on the
street, nowadays, this is the style of their
"Oh I'm neatly dead with
dressmaker ~ $50 ami. Had dress
maker and seamstress these two weeks p
8 Lovely day, isn't it ?" ''Come and sse
ne, ~ Thanks, good bye p Life is too
hort and spring clothes too long to say
more.
An old Dutchman who keeps Il beer sa-
DON ON Sacramento street has his third
wife, and being asked for his views of mat
imony, replied: "Vel, den. you see, de
rst time marries for love--dat vas goot
EN- marries for beauty-dat vas goot, too,
bout as goot as de first: but dis time
narries for monish, and dis is better as
10Th !"--Sap Francisco Golden Era.