The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

The latest in silver hair ornaments. Call and
see them at once. Helena JeWelry Co.
What Does tho New York Dry Goods store
Say.
\ Being OF rather a religious turn of mind,
we have no inclination 10 complain of the
elements. No, that we consider as most
unjust to nature. We simply hope and
trust always for the best. Understand US
Alright. We mean the best Of weather, such
wenther as will permit the earliest opportu-
nifty OF display, for our display this week
viii be most gorgeous. We have q presen-
timsnt that the rays Of ''old Sol' will bid
February farewell and usher in March
with resplendsnt beauty, warmth and
lustre. The bright sun of spring and our
bracinR mountain air gives all nature a be-
witching appearance. The fashionable
world OF Hslous will awake to find that the
summon ia fast approaching; that each
breeze that strikes our city brings tidinrs
OF strange events, new occurrences and
changes In fashion.
Ladies. we send ecu greetings. We raise
our hats and wish you long life and great
prosperity. The inviting sun bids us draw
tho latch string, throw open wide our
doors and say. Come to-day. Tomorrow;
come every day this week., for We are won
d~srfully prepared. Elegant dross patterns,
rich silks and delicate laces aIe continu.
ally on exhibition. A noble stock that
commando the admiration, not only of our
Montana ladies, but of the visitor n
stranger"
This week we will endeavor to interest
the lsdiss of Montana in surp isina novel
ties. for enchanting styles of new spring
Jackets. capas and zouavss are here; styles
that bear tns stamp of elegance and fash
ion, direct importations ftom the fashion
centres of Amsrios and Europe. The ladies
of Montana have long ere this learned to
look to tho New York Dry Goods Store for
their richest materials, or, in other words.
for such garments and values that a re-
fined and educated lady requires. We have
but TO look to the sayings OF the press. the
gossip OF American society, to learn with
pride that our Montana lady is a pro-
nounced connoissour in the art of dress.
The New York Dry Goods Store has been
keeniy alive to this fact for years, hence
every effort has been made not only to
make 1t the leader. but to maintain for it
tho exalted res utation OF being prepared
every month of the year to diepln. the best,
the richest, and the most elegant values
that a f%sstidious and On exacting public
may require.
Inc znavss are especially attractive for
the t%heeter, or can, If necessary. be won
for the street. Again their charming use
fulness as a trimming, the colors being
mostly ltrodeseent thew correspond with
with every ehaae and color. AS customary
the New York Store alone show these goods
and Will continue to do So. at least until
the fashion plato is turned down or be.
comes a back number.
Ladies don't fail to see our beautiful
capes. They are juat in. They are lovely
beyond description. Understand, no pro-
fusion of kind, each an individuality, each
a gem. Our jackets are beautiful bevond
description. IT'S tbs forms of our Mon
tana ladies that can do them justice. No
pen, no matter how much descriptive power,
can touch their reality. Read cur ad. on
third page, thee is always something in it
that VIII invite your attention, or more
particular, q bargain needed by yourself or
some acquaintance.