Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-11-22
FASHIONS.

One of the most stylish gloves for
wear with light g0wns is fashioned
looking, and OF soft thin kid, with no
stitching on the back and only one
pearl button.
The Use OF chiffon, chouN, loops and
soft draperies, on hats Of velvet, panne.
fur trimmed satin. taffeta. etc. will
continue In marked favor. Court mod
istes are urging black chiffon. crepe
iisse and nousseline de sol decoration
OH the half mourning" garments and
headwear they have prepared for this
season for very large portion of their
most important clientele,
Natty French jackets Of covert cloth
are made with loose fronts. without
dart seams. double breasted, and An
ished with three gradual ted circular
shoulder capes, the roll OF the lining
showing like silk or satin piping at
the extreme edge of each cape.
Delicate organdIes that are crushed
but not soiled may be freshened by
sprinkling with water in which little
gum arabic has been dissolved and IRON
ing carefully. They will look as well as
new If properly done.
Everywhere the binding OF black vel
vet at the edge Of the brim appears
upon the prettiest hats for early au~
tumn Even the newest French sailor
hats are made with wide brims, bound
IT the edge with black velvet and
trimmed round the crown with a band OF
lack velvet drawn through long steel
buckle. bent to follow the line Of The
crown
a reviva! OF the old-time position
back is predicted. with vest fronts OF
every description There will be triple
waistcoat effects, triple jackets, long
stole ends. and many other fanclfui
ideas for those who wish TO adopt them.
Laces are going to be used OH every
thing this fall. from chiffon to fur. Just
now many bargains are TO be found. as
the merchants are clearing out stock.
and the designs and quality are fully
equal to those that will lie shown later
at double the price.
Many Of the newest hats, though they
are still worn low over the forehead.
are turned up sharply at the back. with
a big bow of black velvet, snartly tied.
serving as a cache peigne, and recall
ing almost exactly the modes or some
three or four years ago.
Brocaded silks are less in demand
than buyers anticipa ted, probably be-
cause we have not accepted the Direc-
loire and Louis XVI fashions as readily
AS Paris has. Striped effects are the
most popular things among the new
silks. and phosphoriZed silk which has
IN odd quicksilver effect bids fair TO
oe much used for waists.
A pretty gown for morning wear y
of vcile. the color being a pale shade OF
green. The skirt is arranged with three
7eep fiounces. each bordered with mar
row band Of Cluny lace insertion. whit
The bodice consists of a neat little coas
Il CIuny lace, lined With pale green
silk and opening in front to show
anely pieated vest Of white silk muslin
crossed and recrossed by Cluny lag
insertions, threaded through with nar-
-ow black velvet ribbon
Some of the new cloth and light WOO.
costumes for early autumn wear vii
be made with a princesse skirt, with
a corselet top reaching about six incnes
above the waist line front and back
Fhe pointed ends Of the bolerO. en- suite
win just meet the girdlelfke curve OF
the upper edge Of the skirt.