The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-22
NEW YORK FASHION NOTES.

Quite furore was caused last week
among New York merchants by grand ex-
hibition of spring and summer silks which
introduces many new and beautiful designs.
Milleraye satin ls the very newest material,
and the color combinations are beautifully
blended, giving changeable effect. All the
fashionable gray, brown and blue shades are
represented, the fabric being extremely
stylish for an entire costume, but to add to
its richness and msgnifcence there has been
and flowers, patterns on Milleraye ground
that are really superb. The ground in this
is one color, while the brocades are in an
other of the same color, or some lovely and
effective contrast.
Surahs and brocades will be equally as
popular for spring and summer wear as
they have the past season. John N. Stearns
& Co. are the manufacturers of these new
goods and their brand of satin surahs are
the very best in the market They are of
heavy quality, and the new colors are love-
~.
The rage for velveteens has not subsidized,
in fact, it is currently reported that they
will be more popular, if possible, for the
next three months than ever. The best vel
veteen conspicuous among the many brands
is the q Nonpareil." 1t is a fabric Of for
eign make. is soft, supple. beautiful and
durable. 1t has long since become q stand.
ard fabric of fashion at home and abroad, and
when stylshly made it is quite impossible to
discriminate between it and the silk varieties
in vogue, and the price is much lower. 1t
appears in all the rich shades in brown,
rraon no Nm nfo nurnlna and hines
Silk poplins, that have been in the back
ground for so many years, are again brought
forward and placed among the most fashion
able of dress goods. They have been worn
FOR some time past in Paris, and Worth has
sent out some exquisite costumes made of
this material. 1t comes in various colors,
including all the newest tints in brown,
blue, and gray shades, and is already find
ing favor among our most fashionable
ladies.
The Newport Sash" is one of the pref
test accessories of the ladies' toilet. 1t is
in rich broeaded silk. soft and crepe-like
in its drapery, and can be found in every
conceivable color and tone. It is bordered
on all sides with full graceful fringe. and is
the most elegant sash worn. Those in Ro-
man colors are very pretty, the black also
being popular. All the new pretty summer
colors are now ready.
It is stated upon good authority that never
in the history of trade has such superior OPP
portunities been offered to the public to pur-
chase goods worth three times the money
asked for them as at the present OF this ex-
| tensive establishment. The stock of silk is
| large and varied. and all the best manufac-
lures are presented at astonishingly low
prices. Dress goods that are useful and
pretty cost mere triAe Hats, suits and
| cloaks are almost given away, and one can
scarcely believe that such fine goods can be
sold at such low figures. The underwear
| department offers marvellous bargains. Very
| nice chemise, drawers, and skirts, all tucked
and trimmed at "a cents each, and very
fine corset covered with embroidered trim
ming about the neck also at "a cents. Sill
cloaks, fur-lined, are offele at so small {
price that the ladies are more than surprised
Who ever heard Of a beautiful silk circular
fur lined, and with pretty fur collar. at $50
and for SIT and $18. Very handsome one
with lining of nice quilted silk, and prett.
cloth cloaks as low as SIS.
RidleY's Fashion Magazine is one of tn
very best published. The literary matter i
first-class, and the illustrations of popula
garments and toilet accessories is of valu
able assistance to dressmakers, who vii
find in its columns great help in cutting
arranging, and trimming wearing apparel i
the most fashionable manner, and the ar
pended catalogue shows exactly what can b
procured for given sum of money. 1h
subscription price for this valuable book
but so cents per year, or Is cents for gil
gle copy, and it is well worth double III
price.
Those ladies wishing for samples OF good
. can have them sent direct from the gre'
!. store corner of Grand, Allen and Orchar
streets, the mail order department being
: special feature of this immense establishment
{ A lady may sit in her border home and 8
! lect from catalogue and price-list articles
every kind, garments of every cut and fms
and in most places be better pleased than
: she had been there to select for herself.
: is said that large stores all over the count
are reducing the price of their goods, b
nothing has been heard that can compa
= with the low prices of this wonderful esta
lishment CABLoTTA.
81 The Northwestern Dairymen Associate
at its annual meeting last week, elected
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