The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-03
FOR FEMININE EYES.
Something of this Years Fashions and
Fancies in Winston-Salern.


| Next Sunday will be Easter, and
| every woman in Winston-Salem will
| try to look her best in spring bonnet
| and gown This year she has Il great
| variety of beautiful things to make
| her selection from. and the average
woman of this city will make a pleas
| ant appearance. The fabrics are SO
many and Of such pleasing, rich and
! artistic designs that any woman can
wear anything that is becoming and
| still be in the mode All the stores
are daily receiving their spring Stocks
! and the display they make is enough
! to turn the feminine head and make
! pocketbooks light.
THE SPRING BONNET.
! This article this wear is what the
; French would call chic. 1t is dainty
lit lie affair of either ribbons, or lace
and flowers, fitting close to the head,
and is tied under the chin with Il nat
tv little bow For those faces that
can't wear these, there are l"rge
brOad-brim fats in Ne:rpoitan, Milan
and Englisi, hi-aitlS, tn be heut M in
to fantastic shapes. with velvet ID
bons-a novelty this se;isOn-;lnd
further adorned with wild field flow
ers, berries. grasses or butterflies.
Something entirely new this season
are velvet tulips and branches Of
magnolias. All these pretty things
belonging to wOmankind are to be
seen at Mrs. Masten's and at -SchOu-
ler's millineries.
ALL SORTS OF PRETTY FROCkS.
Mr.. Baity has just returned from
hoc Dr.Ix
thousand dollars worth of handsome
silks, ranging from $15 to $50 par
suit He brings also beautiful com
bination suits in silk and wool. Two
especially pretty are delicate green,
showing rosebuds in its meshes, and
one in two shades of heliotrope. The
white dresses this year are more at
tractive than ever. They may be
found at Rosenbacher's in fine EN-
broidereds IRouncings, sheer hem
stitched founcings, with bands of
cording above This latter is some
thing quite new. They have also
large display of beautiful challies.
WHAT THEY ARE TRIMMED WITH.
Handsome dresses must have
handsome trimmings, and Winston's
merchants have not forgotten these.
There are hundreds and hundreds of
new designs in all qualities and prices.
The Juror this season is for Vandyke
points in laces, gimps and bead work.
Then there are narrow ribbons, irri-
descent bea dings, fancy. buttons, silk
cord, novelty silk and handsome
fringes. You can find these in end
less variety at Schouler's Racket, |
ROSeubachpr'S and Baity'S
PRETTY FOOT GEAR. -
Even an ugly foot often looks well
encased in neat boot. Besides the
black kid and morocco,
our shoe stores show specialties in
boots and Oxford ties, cOlored, with |
patent leather tips The former have
and other tinted tops,
and the latter come in delicate gray |
and tan. These fancy boots cost s. |
and So, and the OXfords from $3.50 |
to So
The above are only few of the
pretty new things that strike the eye |
when one glances over the large stocks
in the Winston stores. All the goods
are not yet in, while several of our
largest merchants have not made
their display Hinshaw & Medearis
are preparing to open up a complete
line of ladies fine goods in a day or
two, under The supervision of Mr.. H.
A. Crute, and drays are every day
large boxes at Franklin's
and at Schouler's, that afford I'M
limited possibilities for guessing at
novelties yet to come.