The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24

Ihs ,,PT U on her tablets she f0uno al n0u' sn
hin ,,b nci was OOgreat' and she o'0u III he
aienS stan''!' Chicago Times-Herald' TO
tied WEST DESIGNS IN vNOERwEAR' in in
one ~ IN matters as to Both Style u u,
J ths '''' and Material W.
Va' . ,nderskirt is perhaps not the NJ VI,
,aqse lAs t dn" wardrobe, but it cannot be !
sdeI o. spt ab " Il is the most important " "
3pah 'sid tha1 ~ S as the dress skirts a
d no 81 I Ions as to frequently require
mon ss Ss' Il thereby displaying the petit
htiSG tanS' 'A' =
iral. ut undorskirt is cut after the !.
It'll III MAJ patterns as the dress SKIRT, anu
l15s Md as carefully and faultlessl? as "a
ictoE ls a.. So garment. This applies 10
g vi NORMAN snut ~ we'll as to the full-length
II \ iCoat The bestmodels nave s sdea a1
'an " ms shaped to fit at ta9 0a 1r;tbont
m ny .9nud the front and sides Wl VII GU
aceo o ~ ~ ' Gather. The fulness of the
hath PAM u 1T o." which sometimes almost
an ID D rm s calculation in its multltuo9-
h, Yards Of lace and rutilng, Is st. a IN
,,tsS in some form Of a founce set Oh on
l'Su uinns modes, running up in the
lst 70 nj * with corresponding dro9p p. IN
ID hin s" SH ms in scalloped lines, in VandykeS
to dry l' n,,nior nieees made and shaped to
did w., s Outer dressing in the beauty and
light ,scision Of their designs. ~
60 ID The erstwhile plain Spanish rune RUNE
er val relocated to bargain tables in tash-
tlS sonsble shops, and no device is too IN
ono ricata or elaborate foundation for
lmped he countless rufles, pufings, insert
pretty ngs and tucks which are so l@VlS mh J
ed Ou eSployed in ornamentetion. inc
At last sbRaa' skirt is so much in evidence
;er and hat We NAV safely predict its use for
d SO Of hi wear except the street, ana manu-.
lome examples Of evening toilets are
feel 8 ysritable glimpses Of the PERFECTION Oh
nd fel leedlework,
le, and In all cotton uudergarments q no,
I, ani iceable feature is the amount anu
arQpp beauty Of the handwork. Cunning
fright little scalloped tucks, with stitches
,nA 1f Ssa frostvork in their delicacy, tn
tyleft joining and INTERVIEWING OF IN
It sleep settings, embroidered medalllons' lac
as iosettes and applique work all argu
,gan ID h defense of their high price. But
n and Hoh, they are so pretty, so essential
Whea Iemipine and such sources Of genu
light ID Inc dissatisfaction, for nothing is s
losetJJ perfectly comforting to the truly won
aw two ,plv woman as a knowledge that NJ
Underwear is fine, soft, delicate an
minute Gquisitely Numbered. ,, 10
as faat The corset cover is little trlf
y hin. when held in the hand, but its duty
as CON. manifold, and it can do much to m
tried % The fit Of the waist if by its pattern
could Is Of a shape to shrink or draw aW
ty s0Qp IN the laundry. The only perfect a
,sSI s. Nipn is chat which is adjusted to t
on tbs AsGhe by drawing strings at the ne
n CANA md waist, Darts and seams are NJ
o,d Is regarded as menace to good tit o
= tha,s viii not iron In the form desired. l
is avn French model fits smoothly WI
4, i bsen drawn into place and is embelIlsh
,es and BY lattice work of let-in insertlngS
tlcks, OR by bayadere lines OF 1nse
lean he ing or other trimmings. These g
vaSesA nents extend only to the waist !
a ,asd bolero and fohu designs are M
disobs. sought by lovers Of ultra dainty
5a mud Iects, and are perfectly satlstact
tn lad, with all toilets except those requlr
sribbon-like smoothness Of tit.
Woven vests of silk or Isle ga
), ~, are now made very elaborate,
.,,,os - q shaped to fit as they never were
IN If fore. They are gored under the
~ |, - are cut rather long and trimmeda o.
- =. y .,,I the skirts. The tops are much o
~ :" a sS1 nented with lace and ribbon
.,o ~ :, those Of fine pure silk are exqu
:; sA Isyd both to look upon and as to it,
general Caring For the Hands and Feet
awaiifA As many feet are i'll shaped
. TAs distorted by the wearing OF
y Vefy shoes as by the wearing OF tight
conse- The best-known French sheen
,untain says that when women put on cl
ing iOf fitting shoes, and keep them o
comes lifetime, their feet remain well 81
g, the and in time the extreme close
jome q cOmfolt, but that the taking
narVel' tight shoes when in the boudo1
1de On the putting on OF the loose s.
loose causes the foot to spread.
belt q Taking baby girl by the Il
IS ana wise grandmother, noting the 5
b, onlI the foot of the finger nails taug
ne pre- tpush it down, claiming that
suntad, she did this it would grow up
to the root like the weeds about the
an and and that it must always be (
. devil away but never cut off. Few
= kaen hnva rnsiotod tho nerSuaSlOD