The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-10-01

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Hoods are the coming craze.
Jet will be worn to excess this winter.
Gathered founces will be much worn this
fall, ''....,.'..'''. .....,...'..''.'. .....'''..' .....
Polka dotted stockings are among new
styles. - .~1 -~7 --... ,.sG...r. -....-
Black and gold is tho coming oombina
ttion IN color. ---r-------'s,~- r 5-~,s =.
Tho "boom IA the name Of . round felt
hat for little girls. a
Monte cloths OF ane WOOL and In stylish
colors Are offered for winter dresses. They
3 y~-& WIDE. - :, -.
The pilgrimage polonaise, With hood and
With cord at the waist, 10 . novelty In car
ly fall garments. -....
A stylish combination for the fall will be
old gold and prune color. Green and old
gold will vie with IL in favor.
Buttons in the form Of largo hooks and
eyes In glittering steel are used for dresses
or are worn 81 ngly for fastening The collar
or cuffs
Velvet will be the prevailing material for
winter dresses, and the plain viii be match
Cd with the agured, the latter used for
trimming. ....
Sara Bernhardt and her leading man leave
Havre on the French steamer, October 10.
Ths now company leave the same day In the
Bremen steamer,
The little gold pig suspended from chains
and bracelets as . charm, Is o tr inket that
abroad 10 only worn BY members of the
demi.monde. .:.t.
Green u color that viii 10 brought into
prominence this fall. Il viii be used In
combination With the nsw copper celors,
with vhioh IL oontrssts veil s,, ..
The long polonaiss. vhioh will be retain.
ed the coming season, 10 longer than ever
and perhaps handsosses than heretofore, be.
Gauss Of the stbenrion paid 30 its a..
Some Of the nsv sasquss are cut long and
square In front, with pocket pat on saoh
aide Of this square front. The bscks OF
such basques are short and cut to form two
points. ...,..,., .,.
A Philadelphia pspsr ssys "The fewer
feathers woman has On hsr bonnet In
this world the moro shs will have oc ihsr
wings In the world 10 oosae." This sort
Of trin1inG for heaven IL carrying the
millinery business too far. p...l nvr ..
Figured goods In brocsde~ stripss, fow-
srA etc win b combined With silk only,
and plain wooden goods should not be
combined with brocadsd silk. Sut only
With vslyes or !elss With plaid WOOL 10 me
diusa small or impsrueptibis dssigns sad
very black. -..aas .a.... .,. gur.s.a .g.u,.
. Among The rich materials imported for
cloaks Ar vslvst bronadss With sAtin ag-
arcs, which appear - II vroughs BY hand
on the rich velyet pile. Such cIoaks will
be In dslnsn and RussiAa Snaps. lined
with rcd surah Or satin sud trimmed
With fringe and beads. ysa55a4.sA ss,s ..
Novelties in wedding brocsdes inoluks
some very elegant dress pattsrns--w white
on plain gold, white on lilac, on deli
cate blue and on white, while in one the
design in shaded cnlors on an ivory tint
ed ground. Each brocads In work Of
art and there are no duplicates. ~ r..
For the winter light cloth or plain cassi-
mere win be com mbined with plain velvet
moro frequently. perhaps, than With striped
velvet, which has. .been much abused. The
latter will be ressrv } for oorsages that are
different from the Art with which they
are worn. Such Of r. ,ges are rarely made
Of plain goods. ., .... .,.l .s ....4 -. u. ..
The newest thing is the large blnck silk
collar, painted in water oolors with bind
weeds, like fan and edged with gold lace.
You can wear as we'll the mosauetaiEe col.
lars, like the cuffs, and you can transpo 90
them from one bodice to another They
are very conv anisnt and sre much worn on
cotton or lawn bod - z.
It's no fun for hungry person to dine
with Queen Victoria. 1t is not etiquette
to eat OF anything after she has finished
with It, AID as e, Majesty eats very lit
tie tha courses arr rrrried over. As It Is
cheaper to feed on" person than fifty or
sixty aud as the Qaeen Is known to be
economical We can't help wondering II
she doesn't take lunch before dining
that would make . halr-starvea tramp
stare.
The newest bonnets have o farin q brim
instead OF fitting close to the head, v ith all
the trimmincs on the outside. In sddit Ion
to the garniturs on the Drown. . trimming
OF flowers and lace 10 placed inside the
bonnet, over the hair, the brim being first
lined With silk Of some bright ooior--ssa-
ally red, light blue, cid gold or Persian II.
| ae. ~ This style Of oaIeche boonets is an
other revival from our grsndnothers' time,
and is certainly very charming when tie
Face underneath It's graceful eorving Is
fresh and pretty. n s'3 2fga h21a-.
q Z afdarrJ ia fs4h Z rvra b'trfz 60 .~y.gi.a..I
A plucky Yankee woman In Pittsasid,
Maine, scared qusck out Of his seven
senses one day last week. He bsd prou-
is,d 70 curs her Of nsoralsia II she sodh
lay roll or grosnbsok5 on ths kitohen
tabis. ehs pot tho noaey a tbs kitcssn
tabs q he requested. Hs thsn asked sU
pen, ink and paper, and when - vens
sp stairs TO fetch thsn hc dtAp,snrnd
vith a. money. In . monsat m ~s
behind him, With revolver Ut his ear and
ksps is thsss uatil - ~ orsvlsd bsck 30
10 the kitchen, pot lcvn the uossy and
begged Tor mercy. y s.'.-'.'+ .. ".
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