The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-31

more 1t Is sought Tor as o hat orGa
meno.
French shoe polish lightly brushed
over rusty chip hat makes it look
new.
Laces of all kinds are in fashion.
Even tie old black Chantily is re-
viyed.
The new cloaking pushes initiate
seal, beaver and otter furs to perfac-
ton.
All the medieval and renaissance
points ara revived i'll the modern i'm
itation laces.
The jackets and uIsterettes for
early fall wear are longer than these
Of the last season
Plush sacques and dolmans will,
in great measure, take the place
OF sealsilin next winter.
Smalt and silver blue will be com
bined in new fall suits with serra
Gotta and mahogany shades.
Higher and higher climbs the cor.
sage bouquet; it now mounts TO the
top OF the left shoulder.
Dark blue and huzzar blue dresses
are fashionabiy piped with terra
Gotta and NJ Marlborough reds.
The new English alpacas come in
gray shades and black, with softer
finish than the old time goods.
Children at the summer resorts
lo"k.lile fairies floating around in
their airy white and tinted draper
les. ~
Ottoman reps in silk and wool, fr,
ured and striped with velvet and
plush, appear among new fall dress
goods. *t t5tBh@
Obovate satin buttons of medium
size in ali shades to match the new
goods appear among new trimmings.
The latest caprice in handkerchiefs
is for narrow borders in combinations
Of aesthetic colors on white centars.
Ottoman reped and satin-backed |
velvet ribbons form the bulk of the |
importation IN this line of goods ND
to this date.
The golden. Hamburg cocks back
is most in = maud for hat trimming,
as 1T shC natural shaded effects in |
mahof, any tints.
The first cheviots for fall wear are
of light texture in shepherds checks
of heather mixtures to be combined
with cheviots that come with them in
inch square plaids in the same colors
and mixtures. ~.
For slighter mourning, white null.
dotted or spotted with black. with
LOUNGES edged with footing an inch
wide, is style often mentioned DIV
US, and one that is very popular.
Irvine or fice,le lace, and Irvine
color in material for costumes. is
much in demand. AS this is Q nov.
city introduced late in the season
none need hesitate to purchase. #
Will probably be all the rage another
spring.
Nantes are made of ficelle lace
over crepe or surah. in color, and are
right pretty. Much of this twire
lace Is very coarse-1ndeed, ladies
up II macrame can make their own
trimming, mantles and ornamental.
ton for the last summer bonnet.
A stylish corsage for young lady !
IN this white and black is cut surplica
front, and has q scarf of the snottod
null edged all around with the foo. -,
lng' laid in narrow folds. This. :
PASSING around the neck, crosses at :
the waist, forming sash bows and
ends in the back.
Inc earliest fall suits will be of
cheyiot, flannel and Gilbert clothes
Of. light texture. in shades. .of huzzar
a silver blue, drab, terra Gotta, :
Marlborough red, mahogany, brown,
> llss;se utral shades, and will be made
! E: s.NeNtat b. tnttpna, buckles and '
-ahey> ornaments Of cut steel. ]
Once more ladies are wearing
oatent-leather and bronzed kid. II
s years since patent leather has been -
hought suitable for walking shoes
md boots; this season, it is suddenly
discovered, it is just the leather for e
'he seashore. The bronze is used Y
exclusively for housewear.
Ladies in mourning no longer stifie S
themselves with deep, all-back para. G
hernaiia, as if their woe must need
e published to all. Now, while cos.
umas are worn, with black ribbons 7
lack silk hose, black kid shoes. q b.
lack straw hat, with band of mar
oW folds OF crepe around the crown. h
nd dead jet flowers on one side. =
lack silk, loose-wristed gloves, dali
lack iewelry and fan, are considered
le deepest OF mourning for a hot W
lmmer day. f