The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-22
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a few very young women. with piquan1
races, are AFFECTING the old fashioned
POKE bonnet of the early days Of Queer
Victorla's reign, but it Is only becoming
to their style. so will not be UNIVERSAL,
Wnen the fire from any cause becomes
Gun DO not stir it over the top or Put In
WOOD. but rake out the ashes and put oil
the drafts,
Keep the stove well polished; if the lids
become greasy u them over and let this
TOP OF the lid come next to the fire unit
the grease is all burned off; then polish
as usual.
DO not close the drafts as soon as the
ccai tor the night is put on, but let II
burn a short time. or, as it has been ex-
pressed, until you think the coal is warm
All through" Then there is very little
danger OF gas.
hnaeavor to manage the range SO that
you can get all the heat needed without
having the top red hot, as this will warp
the centres and covers. and if a little wa
ter should fall on the stove at such times
II VIII be very apt to crack.
when buying a range get one thai is
moderately heavy and made of the best
quality OF iron, and one in which all the
JeIhts Mt well, because if they do not,
When Inc range has been used a short
time you Will notice gas escaping and
VIII. not be able to tell where it comes
from.
Inc earring that has come down to use
Hom MARIE Antoinette is a beautiful
ptece u work, as well as a strange but
xey sracefui shape. The ring went
aiousn the piercing in the ear and then
sppsu Just above the large diamond
1op' Aoinnihg as safe an ornament as the
lu.e inodern solitaire earring.
ta" 1uio ihe lashion come in again his
urop ring would surely form an
x-ed le niouel 10 modern jewelers..
80 snaiaea' Phoenicla and Egypt were
'Ho neisht OF their ancient power their
h wore earrings which we should
'ue ny" very curious IN shape.
% hnoMh tnat the queen likes ear
. ~ my she mas oeen USED since
= 49, uays' anu that the Ducness
80 nos hefer "aVered IN her pref
: 'nsse Jewels.
49, a- ~ - expected TO
au uAe year, put "hetner
a.aa.eS oesoe general AGAIN IS a
$500. = VIII snow. AT the
sA.,N1. ! nave reason 70 tnlnk
ia allhougn some lew peo-
- g iei 50 great was the feel-
nen aiter mat epocn IN
-, "oiian sporteo them, that It
. sfeat elort TO relnstate them
~
array oi earrings mas been
~ - pas times ana may, OF course.
'eani On ~ iashlon. Imagine for a
o me ioauihg ones ears with such
s ornaments as the eighteenth CEN
oauole u an ltaiian lady!
eqaai ~ u IN curious spiendor
- = iiouei found IN syria, where
o useu ~ put on most heavy
a"u naiosome lewelry.
one ENTERS q mouse arranged with ex-
uuisi.e care, ana ooth artistic and home
. moapneie ne one Ialse
- me whoie arrangement Is in the
u az piano-an uprlgnt-which
~ ~ emoroiderles ana covered
g. It'll : mas poslllVeiy losl
~ ils orisIiai form, ana IS
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MANY OF the so-calied music
ooins are ruined Dy a total disregard of
aous, heavy curtains, carpets, and
saN "a munlng the
sAu Neie = aiilosl Always Tar
81 siea' 9 luihper OF scat
Noeiine .nat many VINO
e"e possessioh OF wealth. pique
~ On eher prominence as pa
y one oeihs consloereo
y the amateur
- - A'iaiuinafy now very
~ - 'ppi niusic room IS 10
De ioalu'
Looseiy arranged LOUIS Quinze sashes
are charming with muslin gowns, and
"nen > put on the soit pllaple SILK styles
are CHOSEN instead OF those of crisper
weave. Ihese ligntiy folded sashes are OF
you.nIuI girls ana are now almost a ne
cesslty TOT a complete toilet OF accordion
pieaeeo muslin OF a gown maze with a
pam untrlmmed SKIRT II only the col
lar ana BOWS 10 correspond are well Sc
leetea ana stylishly mace up by a mas
ter nahd-hot an amateur-rhls little dis
play OF taste ana elegance will convert a
Simple. dress INTO nj Tor almost any occa-
SION OF the vacation season. Large guam
1ltles OF new ana beautiful drapery nets
are USED, not alone Ior making fancy
waists, coilarettes and hchus. but also
Ior entire gowns DAINTY and tempting