The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09

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~ arms
TO fight for him with might Of loyalty /!
And when bic word seems dark
through grief and care,
Let friendship spread for him her wide,
strong wings
And bear him up 50 swift and f=T aud
high
That every breath Of clear, life giving
Brings rest and courage, hopes Of BET
ter things,
+ A healing calm, great serenity.
-Muneie's Magazine.
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New Fall STUFF.
First come the black goods for
/ this season. Among them are all
sorts and kinds OF matelsssse and
frise effects in pretty aud medium
sized designs. These are for heavy
skirts and for mantles and wraps.
Also they will be made up into
stately princess gowns. There are
glace crepOns in silk and wool aud
IN all wool, and the variety of effect
achieved In crepOn weayes passes
/ belief Fenetians and cOverts, plain
whipcOrds, bOucles, cameHs hair,
/ granite cOths, siciliennes aud mo.
| hairs and the whole well-knOWn line
VI Priestley's standard black goods,
such as eudOra, henrie Ia, cravenette
and drap d'ete.
Ali OF these, like cheyiOt, a'e al
ways in, as they are employed al
ways a. first mourning when such
garmsnts are required. There il al
~ prunella. This was put forward
with the new Irish pOplin and the
magnificent corded elk goods, and
/ ia imintdiatelytlDOk, +" aud We ma Y
expect 10 see many gowus of that
fabric 80 dear TO our grandmothers.
/ Prunella looks like the sublimated
essence Of farmer satin.
BrOadclOths will d. popular for
/ tailor gowns, and ai-1 IJr NANTES
aud for pOiou ,I-~-. nave seen
several OF th'-e.- ia the tailoring
Establishments. Pney are cut prin-
cess shape, but are left open in front
aud draped up slightly IN the back
and over the hips. The princess
dress IL one Of the fixed facts, and
this style Is peculiarly well suited
70 the surprising richness Of the
new materials. # is a shape calcu-
lated ~ enn Inc5 every ones appear
ance II skilfully trimmed, though ii
Is generally thought 10 belong
especially 10 those with fine figures.
think mentioned before the
Quantities Of heavy lace which will
De applied on these princess gowns
Alter the all blacks come the two.
toned whipcords and dIagOnals.
These are all in rich dark. we'll.
chosen colOrs. Velour effects in
silk and wool are handsome. 80 are
the two-toned vigoreaux, the her
ring bone, chevrOn and other
weaves. There are tailor suitings In
all shades and cOlors. The broad
cloths are ii possible finer and more
yelvety than ever.t There are illumi-
mated diagonals and chevrOns, silk
and wool velours and dozens OF
honey comb or armure and mate
lasse designs, herringbOne, cheViOts,
striped aud selfcOlOred, dozens more
OF camel's hair novelties and 50
many designs and ideas in black
weaVes with admixture OF cOlOred
threads that no one could possibly
remember them all. Beige diagO
mails, armure weaves, crystal benga
lines, satin-faced venetians and
piece-dyed fancies, and also glace
chameleOns, all come under this
head.
There are silk and wool novelties
in all sorts OF brocaded designs and
all sorts of colors, most OF them hav-
L., LH ~ ha
wool novelty goods have length
wise, also crUs5wlse, stripes OF silk
Of different color. There are silk
bengalInes with the effect OF ribbon
stripes crosswise. Others have
puckered stripes, poplins, aud eping
ones are also on the list, and many
Of these are made with tucks in va.
riOus kinds aud widths. The popu.
larity of this trimming does not di.
mIutrh.
rhe tailor-made suits vary but lit
tie in form or style Of making, the
most salient points Of difference be,
ing in the way jackets are cut anC
the vests and the different group
ings Of the lines Of machine stitch
iug. These are set 50 close together
that they make the part Of the gar
meut where they are appear very
, stiff. The reyers and turn-dOwt
collars are made very stiff by many
rows OF stitching, almost, il no
quite, covering those portions.
There are many jackets cut ava!
In front at the bottom aud turned
back at the top to show the vest
which il sewed fast IT, the jacket
Vests made tu fit the figure closely
will be a feature Of most tailor suits
TIE vests are usually white or som,
V. ry light tint.
Many fanclIul arrangements ar,
made for dressy basqu-s, where tn,
stuff is cut away aud filled in will
lace over contrasting color. Fic,
| lines OF silk embroidery in natura
| cOlors are seen AS decorations t,
some o. these bssques.
One brown cloth basque had mar
row lines of this pink aud green ant
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