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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

Nov Here are Wonderful Bargains
or the People.
And Furnishing Goods.

In this line OF goods II has been and Is
to-day the custom Tor the merchants TO
demand Of the people very long prices,
but we are determined 20 regulate this
matter by placing before the public FIRST
class goods az prices that shall force COM
petltors TO treat the people right.
Read the prices carefully and then come
and call for the goods
leo dozen mems unlGundered Shirts, O.
ply reinforced linen front, with linen
neck bands, made OF the celebrated New
York Mills Domestic, fun sized, double
stitched, tirst-class In every particular,
worth In any store In Texas Sl00, but to
regulate the Shirt business upon It's
proper basis we have marked them In
plain figures sec.
100 dozen menls unlaundered shirts,
continuous facing back and front, REIN
forced &ply linen bosom and neck band,
tglpple.stltched and hand.worked button
holes, made Of Wamsltta Domestic,
worth 10 any other store In this city
.2h, our price shall be only 15c
In addition 10 these we save u magnlh-
cent llne OF mems and boys Numbered
Shirts, Ia plain white and fancy percalc,
In all prices from soc 10 81 co.
We carry q full line Of the celebrated
Earl & Wilson Collars aud Cats at New
York prices.
Here Is Good News Tor the Bsys and DE
i,ehtta' Information FOR the Mothers.
rs dozen boys Fercale wa.sts, worth
CSC, but our price viii be 95c.
~ dozen boys' French Choviot Bicycle
Waists, worth Zoe, car price a0c,
"a dozen solid hine Cheviot Waists,
usual price $50, our price soc,
10 dozen boys supertne whise plali
Waists, very best grade made usual
price 81 40, eur price win 90 sl.O9,
Also a full line Of boys French Porcale
and FLANNEL Waists az a5c, 81 ,0a and
81 rs.
so dozen Pants for hoys, from 70 10
wears Of age, wade Of Imported all-wool
Cassimoles, worth S2&s, our price win
be- s 90, These goods cannot be dapli.
Gated at this price, aud we would advise
all who need these goods TO make their
purchases OF Us Immediately. Whenever
you need boys Shirts, Waists or Collars
don't forget that we carry the best stock
In the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
GLOVES. GLOVES

In this stock we are presenting the
people superb bargains ofe startling ma
iure On tomorrow morning We shall
begin an extraordinary sale OF the entire
stock Of an lnsolront New York Glove
manufacturer and importer, sad this
stock certainly challenges the attention
OF every one peedlng such goods. The
old afaec Is that "compotltion is the
life ofsreden Bot IN thle department
we MI cpmpomuoa with 6iaughtering
prices.
Two thousand pairs Of LADIES' French
Kid Gloves, III taas, browns, hedges,
wines, black ami ecru, Sizes 81 TO 8,
worth every cent OF III 90 per pair, bat
under our low price system we shall
mark tholn IN plain tlsaros only att
Ia addition 20 these we have full
line 81 Eoater's, Alexeudor's and other
,well-krowE brands, ms 6 and ~ button
aud 8, aa6 ~ hook lengths, IN spring
shelcs 10 match the leading ssgles OF
dress goods Prices coyScct,
THIS extraordinary sale viii also In
clu6e 1000 pairs French Mesqueialro, 70
button longth Kid Gloves, IN tans,
browns AMI beiees, wessh $3.50, oar
price Will Dc oaly nc per pair,
l0os pairs ladies' Lace Asltts, IN nlnks,
creams, blues, tans aud blacks, 81 zac
per par
400 pairs saaiea' extra lcngia pure silk
Mitts, Ia opera shades aud blacks, worth
At any other stare 70 Texas ~ but our
price wiz be $50.
1000 pairs extra length, silk Nuts, IN all
shades, naual priee& 90, our price Will
DE soc.
splendid stock q Infants, ehparen's,
Misses and ladies silk aud llsle thread
Gloves, from Toe up to $500.
SOC pairs lsdies' silk Gloves az ESQ per
pair.
1000 pairs ladies' iis.e thread Gloves,
usual price poo, our piice only loo.
AGO paifs LADIES' extra quality Nsle
thread Gloves worth elsewhere {se, cur
prics l5c.
Our glove department nas created
kensAti0n Ii Fort Wosih, aud Il SHAH NOS
DC ahated until every hand ~ Texas shall
hagc been gloVed by Us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
EMBROIDHRIES.
No Fancy Prices Here
But Everything Remarkable for Its
CheapRess.

Every house In this city has embroid-
cries, and, too, they claim to sen them
low, but perhaps MANGUM & MONT
GOMElsY'S sales 81 embroiderleH for the
past week will exceed the coE5iried sales
in this lire of all the other houses in Fort
Worth. Well, why Is this so?
Because we csrry the most complete
stock.
Becnpsc we know where, VIII on andhoH
TO buy these goods.
fabecause such information IN good capt
tai IN this line Of business.
Because VIC have them iIi match sets
from inch W 4G inches wide.
Because we are selling i.hem at q very
sinall marRir on the origin al cost,
The dainty Nainsook and Swiss Edges,
with Insertions 10 match, fairly sparkle III
their lovelinees. WeRre showing beau
tiful line 81 these goods az 2, ., I, sSG, 2,
10c, NJ 70 IS 90 per yard.
We have line assortment o. irish
Point Embroidered, In Flouncings, All
overs, Insertions and Edges 10 match.
Revcerings, Turiings and Auover EN-
broiderlos In great variety o; popular
prices,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
PARASOLS!

our stock OF Parasols form a special
feature OF our business, Of which we are
very proud. Our sales Ia this line have
been enormous, and yet our stock Is kept
complete by the manufacturers shipping
us daily the latest novelties that they
produce.
The "Mauresquc" and the "Mlkado,"
which are 40 popular this season, are
found 10 Fort Worth only IN our stores.
They combine grace, beauty and utility,
and are Justly the leading styles Of this
Spring aud Summer. We are showing n
special number OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
"MAURESQUE,"

made Of superfne quality Of satin with
silk Innings, trimmed with Spanish laces,
In black, brown, beige and cream, solid
sticks and paragon frame, at 5000.
We also call special attention 10 the
Mauresque trimmed with Rosary
wooden beads and wooden pendants
This Is quite novel style and IL very
popular. Prices from $3.50 to Sl3 90 each
Ladies' camilla, mohair and silk UNI
brellas at oil prices.
Misses and chlldren's Parasols and
school Umbrellas from the cheapest to
the finest grade made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
THE TIDE OF IMMIGRATION

MENT. We have
these goods, lnd ia N
found in this stoek "a
the Millinery buslnsss'' 'i Il i
have q call for soma vsll,'
vogue last season sSa 'gAis n
supply such demnnass' q tsls|
Toner wants the mos, ( IN N
The season, We can als,..'
quirements BY shns1's..l Nj
our superb stock. W. "a,
Ties the Strand, The :" p,a
chantress, the Bellmo.ss ~
Oberlin, the Muller y, Y y I
styles; Milan Straw NV nv
lily in black, white. \ t.n nA \, \
toned in all The comA,,'3
Large line Of Hat ana ~
black aud white jnst a Da.l
Lovely French flowsry'' 'e
Ribbons. Beaded (s1s s
Straw LACE. 'Sr'
Hat Pins and IA,
Trimming Reads ii al N.Y. v's'
we are ambitions 4, .'s., x
cry department saperits ~ 1.
house west Of the MlssI'..'..
thus far we are periee,is 1
the result OF our efforts h n. N, |.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
HOSIERY.

we carry the largest stock Of these
goods of any house n Texas, and our
prices are indeed very attractive. We
are selling an extra quality ladies' silk
Hose, in black aud opera shades at 81 .Oo
per pnir.
The ladies' all tcil us that our full reg
vlar made ingram Hose at 25c are the
hest goods fer the money ever seen IN
Texas.
Ipfants', cifildren's and misses SILK
and isle thread Hose at all prices.
Cnildren's school Hosiery specially.
Also complete line ofmen's and boys
Hose at prices to please the most exact
ling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
MILLINERY.

me choicest styles ami the latest
s .sa New aud lovely trlmmingsl All
49, ny correct ideas ofthe season Exquisite
s sea', N me shape OF lovely Bonnets and
~; 70 eNoroitant prices asked Tor goods m
o,ls department, Like everything else N
our mammoth stores, only legitimate
p p!S demanded by US. No snc5
:, sliiilnery has ever been turned ont before
~, ~ Foft worth. Every Bonner and IN
~ etln l,llo oy our milliners and turned ono
- y, ouf establishment is q conspicuous nd.
y s,s Z, .,sn Tor .MAEGUM q MONT.
NoMEhl'S MILLINERY DEPART.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
White Goods.

The variety offered here is immense,
consiating Of Dotted SwIsses, Bishop
Lawns, Victoria Lawng, India Linens,
India Thread Cambria, Persian Lawns in
white, cream, pink, blue and black, French
Null IN white and colors, plain and
checked Naiusooke, striped aud plaid
Gable Cord Swiss, lrlsl. Fronting Linens,
figured Linen LawDs, Organizes and
Cheese Cloth in reds, pinks, blues, creams
and whites.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
I.ACI1S.

This department contains d superb az.
Rortment OF all the newest designs OF
foreign aud domestic manufacture The
array Of these goods which we present TO
the people IL indeed very brilliant and
flashes upon one as do dlamonda. We
call special attention TO our Importation
OF rorcholi Aaces, beginning with a beau
tiful design at &c per dozen and ranging
all the way up to 81 % per dozen.
Chantllly, Escurial, Guipure, Spanish,
Oriental and Egyptian Aces, In white,
cream, beige aud black, 50 2, 4, 6, 10 and
40 irch Flouncings with Alloyers 70
match
our stock OF LAccs Is certainly the
largest IN the state, and our prices are
beyond tho reach Of competition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
Linens and House Fur
nishing Goods.

Blenched aud Cream DAmask at prices
TO please the people. Elegant Turkey
Red Damask blcached liable Cloths, with
Napkins TO match Towels and Toweling
In every possible grade Liuen and cot
ton Diaper, Checked Linens In all grades
for boys waists aud shirts.
This mammoth stook,ef Linens will be
found perfect Ia Us every detail, There
IL nothing Hike II In this market, Don't
think OF buying yard Of these goods
nntll you have cxamineG,our stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

and all turned toward the great state OF le WY
territory the finest and its soil Is the rS' " aug
IN which to people OF
the globe Inc ue OF
from both ctya ndh 5 turned towards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
CASSIMERES.

one lot OF wooden Tweeds for zoe yard
Just the thing for boys Summer wear
One lot of wooden Tweeds Tor soc for
mems aud boys wear.
One lot OF pure all wool Cassimeres,
real value Sl,00 per yard In any store In
Texas, but under our low price system
We shall mark them only Doc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
TRIMMINGS.

A lossly line OF dress trimmings Just
received, Including Braids, buttons,
Clasps, Silk, Wooden and Jet Gimps and
Pendants, Amber Gimps, Rosary 6lmps
with Buttons and Clasps 10 match, In
great variety. Prices low.
lovely handkerchiefs, new Ruchlngs,
handsome Collars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
Shoes !! ShOaS!! Shoes !

Our stock Of Ladies', Mlsses'. Chn.
dcen's, aud Mems and Boys' shoes Is
sery large, aud all are custom made and
reliable In every particular.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

Hteh WV people 1y n |
tue market, and,haye msrleI
in plain figures only ~
French woven Corsets 4 "a
$500 and $3.50 each.
TIME Is Mon
For fifteen years ThOn,.
Fitting Corsets have sle,Sl, I
favor with the ladies, tIaiolJj
the most popular Corseh (!
market. They are 50 peEis,sl
struction and so edmlrsAh n
natures model that they
feet figure. All the psIn,1
glove fitting patent have ~
liable to those desiring 4 "a
and durable corset. NAH
hne Sateens, French coutfl h!
ored Satins, in whites.
creams and blacks IRON sI.a J:
A full line of Thompscsl
ting Zephyr Weight ycn.aSi
Corsets-price Sl.OO. K
DR.. Warmers misses G 4
sizes, 30 and 75c. i
DR.. Warmers CoralIus II
sizes. This is by far ihs "A
81 90 Corset ever produced 4
facturers OF this Corset as,E
out nearly 1900 per day, I'll
for them is stlll increasing 1
90 dozen Or. WarnerlsaiH
This Cors I sure to ghs
cellent form The strpnf
porting pins can be rtmN /
lady prefers.
20 dozen DR.. WarnerlsS,S
This corset is the deligAtddE
Nearly every manuiac.unra
attempted to initiate 10
without success. 1t kbeiS
line, has shoulder STRIPS n
porting pins, and can be WI
as may be desired, and sllIl
form and enable the weafd f
skirt suspended from the "
8 dozen Or. Warmers Ekt
sets. The corset Is ccnslnai
analogy of the human 5os 4
upon the sides passing \
around the body, and lsEcn'
ease.
10 dozen DR.. Wsi1eItl
Corsets. This corset sts
with many ladies, as 1t 81
hips, but long in trout y
lighter and more aezlakn
nary corset.
10 dozen DR.. Waruat
dominal C0rsets. ThiscH <
steel Of the ordinarg al
extending below the sltaa
two to three inches. Aer
each side an elastic gah
which combines the suH h
dominal Corset with 2.
freedom Of moyemeni "
ordinary length.
A magnificent llne 4
Dresses, Chemises, Cord
ETC., from lOw.prlesa s@a
best goods mannfaclGsa
Also ladies' and chilalt'i
and gau2e underwear
Oyations Of the most y
acter rendered daily % ~
| in our immense estaol.sa.
From the way the oEt'ls
a distance it is yery s'l,
goods and prices are
reputation all over ne ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

MIR. c. A. REYeR- Y
Dress Goods. Ss-ss
Mr.. A. J. RB.n-nsIN
Laces and Americas ''. I IN
Mr.. /. g. MApDR'' n
Shoes. -s, ~
Mr.. S. P. RucKta
Goods and SHIFTS
Mr.. G. J. PRICE
Fancy Goods. ,ssta .
M. GEO. W. Kill !,
Mrs. W. n. McDl i IA
Mrs. j.. Z. WHEA'
mings VA
Mrs. Kate Splonsa
Underwear and cofssp Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
MANGUM 4
MONTG0MERY'S

the largest their goods are the
prices opportunities which they offer for the people
to money securing goods unsurpassed by other house
in this country.
always people open frank naming them but one price
to the experienced
odoo fully
lou may be called phenomenal"
Notwithstanding tuadeo shadow off
yet to memorable week
history Dry Texas And hudn'tvc
present display every entire the
rmade o pecat public.
intelligent md impartial magnificent
of lovely Spring goods ooa very
thought md in of lin glory
popular wonderfully pleasant
behold
Whenever you complaining receiving
general exceptions people pass
they receive all they patronage
1.-The people and leave he esulw
There condition city overgowr andf
antiquity,
of dimensions really show goods, prices
higher mountain
lighted they equipped dry goods stores in the
strange, they are the only dry goods
oon painted interior and Nv
this 50? Well just ask you an idea
that nearly all the indulge chances making
a" experience theory Our stores are crowded
with purchasers six they approve our plan of giving
dera plenty Of light
No waiting delivering goods. use lapo. Automatic Cash
Railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

We work for tlie sfsp-e VI
and not for long prizes
gains TO all who bns 3 IN
mean that we Wi w
bargains at yoArscp. as MI
fully give 10 the peaqls
Perfect and polite lrss'.'
all who enter our COOS
our salesmen9 y.
obliging, our ptiess n N
STYLES u Spring ogs4 n
There are many si9If,
everybody is 10 a ea y. !. "a ~
you visit our estsoll s,,'s
thai II IL always nAss
customers and 81 =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
Here is Something

Lovely Lace Bunnes y
Normandy and oMes
They are exquisiteiY wv
selling them VERY rApla2
to come aud SEQ sAeia'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
CORSEI
For All sirns 49, -.

Our Ruby Corsets rlcs,,
and perfectly made, st ' Soe n
derfully cheap.
Our Windsor Corsels ~, \
sidered a perfect gem 10, s 4, A
really cheap at that nv y d
keep faith with the people 'i 4, n
the market, andhaye ms,I''
in plain figures only M. =
French woven Coraets 4 "
80 90 and 40 bd eanh "a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
FnneieS.

The most fashionable combination of
color in millinary is helitrope and moss
green.
Charming gowns for brides have trained
skirts trimmed with hounces of white en-
brOisicred silk, interminglcd with shell
plaitines of white satin edged with Yalen-
ciennes siIlA
Coronet bonnets are gaining IN iavoF.
Cofonets OF fi0wcrsand beads thaf are quits
prntfy are SHOWN. Mos and fern leaves,
with slightly curling eiids, ore arranged ia
this way, and jet cotonets arc moro sought
after than Others,
English brides wear pointed Chinese shoes
OF white satin with the instep covered
with a fine rich embroidery in white satin
stitch, tho design outlined with pearls.
The long undresscd kid gloves are decora-
tod with an embroidery to correspond;
White Milan straw bOnnets nicely trim
med with clusters of pale mauye or cream
white flowers, placed in high mOnture
upon the front Of the bonnet with narrow
satin loops and strings to match, will form
one of the chic and dainty bOnnets par eI-
cellence for dres>sy wear this summer.
Very stylish and becoming Jerseys are
made OF e1 ira lightweight stOclinctte, very
soft and fine, in pale cream color, trimmed
with rcvers of golden brown velvet and fas-
tened with row of medium sized buttons
of bronze. The jersey is short on tho hips
and has coat back; the reverse on tho pos
tillon faced with velvet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
Tho Promised Spelling.

ALL ARB INVITED TO TRY FoE TIE FINE PNdLEs.
An entirely new contest was planned for July,
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sirD that q spelling nsatch be given
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bels fillIe Johhny eliiEAt. twensF Katia places
"a ss,raisf a sllirsy si1; eeasln Jim tiinks q
may Be fulf hoadred; tzse Nonh expect e md
about ninety. maIaa doohis uiseiReI Isgls Than
sixty could be made: Wilderness ice eonhdensiy
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variing the larges, list Of words from the letters
indicatei-a, b. c, d, c, T. g. hone Thousand
and One Gems Of Poetry" & beautifully bound.
illustrated rzI.lined edition, viii L. presented;
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bO,iy-ineluding supplement 81 new gord-oi
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given In the dictionary will Re allowed IT.
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for that one Of the largest lists frUln which feyeSi
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
The wicked Cyclone.


q. Il H.uc scyCu-year-Old girl residing on
SUMMER avenue was eating preserves of a
','.' which she reached by standing ON a
.l'''E Her mother had enjoined her not
eel the sweetness under any Circum-
sI'lcys, The little ones love OF something
sweet oEtrcame her sense of duty and she
p'l''"S the forbidden articles. While thus
engaged s a sudden gust Of wind blew the
'I'e unng-rOOm door 70, which in its cir
. ~ Game IN contact with the chair, and
''''" theehlid on the floor. The child fell
Cn TN cup from which she had been eat
the preserves. Quite a flesh wound
S -, the mouth and chin was inflicted,
s Sllie The preserves were scattered over her
lace and dress.
y How did happen, baby?'' exclaimed
;a -. mother, as hearing the fall she rushed
c, ',G 'ne dining-rOOm, and picked up the
t,v.l. ueSs hsped the little sufferer be-
."een her sObs, "a cytIone bowed de
fyavesin LOttis's face. f."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
Dancing Costume s.

Two pretty summer dresses for dancing
wear exhibited this week had trimmings of
ribbon upon the skirts. On one, in large
meshcd crcam-c0lOred canvas, pale rose
pink satin ribbon was used, the foundation
skirt being of rose pink surah To match.
The pompadOur bodice-cOmplcted by dra
perics of the canvas passing over tbs shout
dcrs from the waist-was also made up over
an under bodice of pink surah, the short
sleeves finished with ribbon runners. A
second gown was of white-fgured Brussels
net and white f.lille with white satin rib
bon run i'll the broad hem, braces of the
same and bows of satin ribbon Oh the
shoulders loopcd about tiny bouquets of
white heather.
Among the newest Sashes for dancing
toilets are wide scarlS embroidered in Louis
XVI style, these thrown over tulle skirts
and forming the b0utlant drapcry i'll the
back. These white satin scarls are embrOi-
dored in silk an chenille, to which arc fire.
uuently added pearl leaves, or else the satin
| is embroidered with clusters Ofpink azaleas,
clover blossoms, sprays of hcliOtrOpe or sha-
dcd roses fastened with Vatican ribbons.
| Others again arc in materials of the last
century striped with soft white silk and
moss or pale pink satin, the stripes brOca-
ded with clusters OF small flowers in bril-
! liant colOrings.
White and yellow arc very ftvorite
combination of color just at present. Here
| is an instance A skirt of white lace with
PANELS of white MORE is worn under very
closely fitting princcSse, dress of pale cream
yellow satin brocadc of magnificent quality,
which opens all tho way across the front
! from the edge Of the basque downward so
IA TO show the whole of the lace petticoat.
! The edges of the princcsse are turned back
| with reverse OF rich golden brown velvet,
aud at n point where tho basque ceases on
either side long thick spray of hazlenuts
and leaves the latter in yale yellow tints,
! hang in pendent sprays The bodice is
made high ut tho back with Medicis col
lar. the sides Of which roll back in front
The collar of golden brown velvet is lined
with gold broGade and formed with plat
ed fraise of ducheSse lace. The fan OF gauzc
to be carried with this is painted with nuts
and leaves.
Charming summer evening dresses have
skirtsof white surah or fOulard with tl0unces
simply tucked. These are deity inter
mingled with plaitingsof real Valenciennes
lace with full drapings of the silk in the
back and with behe sashes tied above. The
round waists in Russian style are cut out
square in the neck, the openings yelled
guimpes of Valencicnnes net. The sleeves
are elbow length ond edged with double
frills of lace tied down with satin ribbons.
! In front, holding the silk belt, arc huge
buckets Of silver set with Irish diamonds,
and at the left side huge cluster of roses
is to he thrust through the belt, the stems,
thorns. and foliage Gil evidence. The jersey
| fitting mitts or gloves of white silk reach
above the elbows, and en- suite arc black
! silk hose, black kid sandals with silver
buckles and immense Vatican fans OF
white gauze, delicately hand-painted.