The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

sidcrs herself drcsscdP IL IA often still,
awkward and difficult 90 manages; II Il
also often thin, glossy and unbccomine
as glazed paper. Fine dark wool hold,
color and light and shade better; y has
greater uepth anu s~oitness; and some
inexpensive cottons have . modcstN
grace anu freshness which may be cred.
tied 70 the wearers, p are wondcrful-
n cheap ~ the price. IL - not long
since 4 SIX dress was 4 rare acquisition
for the wives OF comparatively rich men;
now, every woman and every young girl
must not only have = silk dress, but
many "ho ,aanot a.oru " have
several anu nave 'heih frequently re-
placeu' a,so' ~ any cost ana any sacri-
incc'.-maue ~ Others; for the selfish
spu inoons'ueIa.e aro too apt 70 pnt inc
pes InlnSs ~ tne WORST uses. and de-
manu ,ne pes' long before tney have
learned tne conditions o. ~ pcmg.
AZ ING present Time There y not the
Ieas, eAousc =, ouylng s'ik when 9
NOT pe ahoraeu' " whcn wool and cot
sa,nf.",nr. ~ Jr.ss oI. so
h''a' ~~rsd.ai. ,a. 1850 lave
49, 49, i. ". s. $500,
.'s = !. s..,aa ~ 10y nase Ics'veu
~ Z. VIII s;'.s 'n"' 49, hno"n ionS
~ 5.;..e ,h"a. "s's - common
.re., " s'"o ''onn 'no
-.
~ a'nS w III ua'n.'cr' Prett'er'
!. IT, \ ~ ~a'..ac'''e man
cs.i. I. ~ Stills ny Enc ~ SILK
~ 'aole Il Z ne" cotton pat'stc''
- wien 'no na'ne uoes great inJustices
~ n y n ~. !" sIl1y astn liner patiste'
anu vii no' "ear .stLlngv IS does
US 'lneh pa,'s'e' unless y y q Inc very
niSnes' 1919 anu then y Is TOO costly
'or = "'alot''y'
w nat - called cotton batiste Is made
IKE linen dress lawns. II IS sheer. !"
IS ladies say, without being diaphonons.
and Tine as well as hrm. II comes in
small, charming designs some Old En-
glish. and some q modification Of the
Japanese. Some lovely patterns
are IN shaded blue. and others
IN very dull butf. with minuteSt leaves
anu tiny brown berries In the delicate
designs.
Last year the very large plaids had n
vogue in consequences Of the sudden de-
yeIopmcit Of the ..handkerchier'
dresses whicht the plaid ginghams easily
represented. Plaids Of enormous size
have also sold again this wear. but the
more recent patterns show stripes on
varied clusters Of lines. some fine a.
hairs and shaded from stripes thar are
almost solid 70 distinct altcrnates which
form . very wide stripe Of a different
tone or color. The colors are r
pink. blue and brown In different COM
binations. and there are also some that
are very dark-winc. checked with old
gold, bottle-blue and black; but these
are moderate p!aids- plain. Very new
combinations are shown in ~wine-colorcd
satine, and q satinc with ~wine-colored
ground well covered with a figure in
shaded ~dafiodils. the colors being differ
cnt tints 81 olive. old blue and gold.
The short skirt trimmed with plaitings
or gathered LOUNGES is 81 the plain
color; the princess p~olonaise. partly
open and uraped away from the front.
= 81 tne ngured fabric. aud i finished
w'tn ueep round collar and cutIs Of
inc pain satine. boidercd with pale
co~nee-co'orcd lace Some Of the line
co'.ons are dotted and have plain ma
teriai 70 match the ground; others arc
4 sery sinai cheeks and upon some Of
49, 'a,ter lne trimming material Is
also. me new trimming Of best
lua'it'es can pc selected 20 match fab
'',s ana are equally fast in color. The
cotton embroiderics wash and
mcar Win 2 goods p are Of q uni
'o'rn nnencss ~ texture that corre-
sPonus exactly with the ginghams and
pretty; soit'nnisne sat'nes, percales
~ camprics'. The trimmings need
aot pe drawn by its gathering thread
'n'o RULING. but may be laid fiat II pre-
srreu' anu thus form z very pretty and
'urap'e embroidery n Madeira en-
~ y manufacture IN colors also,
~ " cannot be relied upon for the II