Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-01

-.& variety eacn sea-
son in shape, material and trimming.
Sailor suits, which are now worn all
the year round, are especially desir-
able for boys from three to ten years,
as they do not require shirt waist;
(price $500 another style for three,
four or five years is more fanclful;
consisting of short jacket ana trous-
ers, made of velveteens, plain cloth,
mixed Cheviots or serges, prettily
braided, and worn with a blouse or
shirt waist. Price $500 to $8.75. A
Norfolk kilt suit of mixed Cheviots
(price 5000 or a combination kilt
suit, with jacket and vest of plain
cloth and Scotch plaid skirt, are also
we'll adapted for children from three
to FIVE years.
A SCHOOL SUIT,
ranging from six to fifteen years,
made of all plain, fancy mixed or
checked cassemeres and cheviots, has
double breasted jacket, buttoned up
the front without a vest, and is espec.
tally neat and trim IN appearance.
Price $500 to $500. A new style
of suit in blue serge has both long and
short trousers, with adjustable white
serge or striped Galatea vest pieces,
affording variety at very little extra
expense. A dress suit of blue tricot
handsomely braided, has an open
jacket and vest, suitable for boys
from four to ten years. Price $1,000.
LITTLE GIRLS SKIRTS AND WAISTS
are of medium length, and sleeves
for full dress extremely large. Great
preference is shown for plain cloths
or mixtures for school dresses, and
to such perfection has the manufac-
ture of children's clothes been car
ried, that dark blue flannel school
dress trimmed with fancy braid (four
years size) may be had for $500 and
$685. for twelve year size. A stylish
mixed cloth dress, combined with
plain material and fancy braid, is
S5.25 for six year size and 500 for
fourteen year size. Long, rough
coats, covering the whole dress, will
be the leading style for girls from biz
to twelve, and jackets for those be-
yond that age. A long crimson
cloak, with full military cape, orna'
mented by narrow black braid and
applique trimming is very striking
and Persian lamb edging on crimson
is equally fashionable. This infor
nation is the result of a visit to Best!
Lilipptian Bazaar, in West 23rd St.
and those who cannot 60 there il
person, will get the most correct ide'
of what children are wearing, by send
ing to them for winter catalogue.
INDEPENDENT WAISTS
| for ladies are more stylish than ever
embracing all textures from chiffol
2 to velvet, and not unfrequently tAre
fabrics are combined. Plaid or striped
silks possess the charm of durability
but flowered or plain chiffon, or fig
) ured lace over colored silk are il
great favor for evening. Rosette
: are placed one at each side on the col
y lar, at the shoulders, and two at tn
) waist, and sometimes they measur
FIVE inches across. Colored velvet
crepon, satin or chiffon collars ar
sold separately, for use on black
dark colored dresses, sometimes wit
one very large buckle or two smalle
o ones at either side, and jewellers sho
off their handsomest buckles by NEAR
of colored velvet collar in their wiz
dows.
WINTER JACKETS
u are all lengths, and there is notbin
new about them, except that hooc
and applique trimmings are used
=, certain extent. All trimmings, Q,
cept rosettes are fiat, and jet pass
>, menterie edged by fur, or fur at tt
- centre, bordered by jet, is entire
:, new. Neck trimmings of jet pass
- menterie in points, set to jet collar
\ with corresponding waist trimmin
% havinglonger points turning upward
are very effective on plain costumes
VERONA CLARKE.
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