The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-22

Shoala you desire 70 establish" your
claims as lady Of fashion, invest forth.
with In q sontache embroidered dress,
possessed OF which, no. even your next
doer neighbor can Controvert your posi-
ton. II you act promptly too, you
may feel yourself on an equality with
the most advanced New York styles, for
AZ yet these novelties are not seen upon
the streets. but In the wholesale repos-
itoriea Of leading importers prePara-
tory 10 . display on retail counters for
the benefit Of the fashionable, who now
begin to return from country resorts.
AZ q writer on "olotheu philosophy" 4
was sdmitted 10 an inner view Of the
stock at Lord 4 Tsylor's and can thus
tell you what is TO be. Tho new en-
brOidery is not open, but consists usu.
ally Of patterns formed Of narrow SON.
tache braid or sometimes heavy stitch.
ing. In general The colors are idcn-
,icAl with the material (cashmere,
OAmai's hair, satin inished oloth, etc., J
but again we see harmonious sbadings
with the addition perhaps Of velvet put
on in applique. Often the entire front
breadth is adorned with embroidery
but there ara embroidered bands put on
in yaFiena ways Then there are wools
whore the lower skiTts consists Of wide
Hounces woven In bold
FLORAL PATTERNS
While the poloraise is Of plain goods.
Here Of course there is no embroidery
but these dresses are not vely bright
because the colorings have chine like
indistinCtnesa. But bright weTen wools
are feature somS showing pronounc-
ed designs wherp large fruits look lus-
clous among autumn tinted leaves.
These lowered woods will fur the most
part be made up as pOlonaises with
plain underskirts. In the upholstery
department Of the sam" 6rm, ! observe
full lines Of Fashion Dnpery cloth which
during the summer st watering places
has been Ia favnr With ledirs ~ho en-
brCidered It Tor table covers, lamhre-
qnins, ETC.. and now that autumn has
come. select Il a. an adornment for
maay fashionable ApArta'snt. Ginning
Ia ali the asw solid colors this styliah
material closely resembles pldsh but 10
more moderate in price since lhough
nixty-two inches in with it il sold for
ninety cents q yard. Il il USED not
only for all upholstery Pprl'nsea but
even o. . covering for walls the en-.
tire rooms being lined with IL. The
long, silky looking nap conceal. tbs
joints aud in unbroksn expanse il
stretches with excellent effect.
PLAIS GOODS.
Satin will still DO fashionable despite
the coming up Of vide repped aud grcs
grain silks while velvet is Of extreme
Importance. Especially in demand
comes nonparsil velve;een which now
that It's admirable Qualities have been
tried u more than ever sought after.
II kas every quality peculiar to fine
grades Of Lyons velvet while the cost
10 much less as IL ranges from one to
two dollars per yard. Handsome cos
tunes are made entirely Of il or It 10
combined with other rich goods AZ for
example in two elegant imported toll
cites one ruby, the othor olive green /:
the form .r ofa onpareil velveteen unit
ed with satin the latter with velvet
cen skirt laid in plaits aud having y
coat shaped pOlonAise Of satin Rnished
cloth. But be sure you see nonpareil
velvetsen stamped on the wrong side
Of every second yard as otherwise you
may bo imposed upon by a counter
felt.