The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-27
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White, red ana tan gauntlets are worn
the White ones invariably with the liner
habits. and often with the dark clotl
habits, too. An of this seasons nab
its are cut away to show a linen chem,
imsette. and Invariably the collars are ex,
ceedingly high ana straight.
The little erayat runs a very gamut 0,
styles per month. When last noted
the small cravat it was of white lawn
snow white. of the kind that men at homt
buy by the card. wearing a fresn ons
every day. Now the little bow is BLACK
satin, and soon it will be dull silk. TN
cravat is a very becoming little article
of wear, and, with a shirt waist or with
the turnover collar of the riding habit
it is invaluable. The prejudice against
it has entirely disappeared. ! ind.
Here, too, the note Of color and change
comes in. / saw one woman. noticeable
always for her lovely dresses, with d
white riding habit, relieved only by a
scarlet vest and scarlet cravat. n !
saw this same woman agafu with q green
crash linen suit. with russell bow and
vest. This makes a change. and, as it is
easily n cheaply accomplished, none
of US who dress upon a certain amount
win complain.
Mrs. Rorer's list of vegetables. with
their season for picking. Is as follows
Beans, July and August.
Cabbage, September.
C~aulifower, August and the early part
of September.
cucumbers, July and up 70 the latter
Part OF August.
Tomatoes, August.
Martinas. July and August.
Muskmelons and cantaloupes. last week
in August to the middle of September.
&asturtiums. August and September.
Onions. August.
Peppers, mangoes of all kinds, August.
Green tomatoes may be left until the
middle or latter part of September.
During August, too. one should make
their havoring vinegars. tarragon. onion,
Chile and horseradish vinegars; not more
than a pint of each, as they ARE only
needed for salad havorings.
On a hot day a sherry cobbier is a
drink not to be despised. Te make it
take several slices of pineapple cut in
quarters, a lemon sliced thin, an orange
sliced thin, one-half cup of powdered
sugar. one tumbler of sherry wine. ice
water and pounded ice. Take a wide
mouthed quart pitcher and lay the sliced
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or a new. dainty addi+,on - har
wardrobe.
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Braiding 4. .
possible for a woman - hrasa
or iackat 60 shat a. Ia,
though turned ont Nv arafas.;sSa, -
she has the nattern caraf,,1v stamn
Black cloth. costumes bra,dsa ~ 49,
front breadth. or with fron+ hsa.s.s
plain and side breadtbs braided -
be among the wi,.ar 49,
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in AIn,na 49, OF sort Ieit ones
cvcla bot e. Il correct p-
c1ers ara neis ior 1aif cy-
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FIR oo,n sinai ieatner pocket
sne hahokerchief
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to- :, ne immaculate future prom
o"iy q htlie over four yards in
right direction, especially as cold weather
ana fashions together will bring an
abundance of thick wooflen goods. The
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