New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

The SILK surface Is twilled, and the FABRIC Is sS
blue and French gray and is offered at % a
yard. three yards being sufficient for a waist
Oriental embroidered scarfs varying in price from
IS TO SIS on sale for vests. revers. belts and
neckbands. The handsomest examples are wrought
with gold thread. and make particularly snowy vest
fronts Shirt waists Of grass linen, tucked are
specially novel and attractive, with cuffs, STOCK
collars belts and four-in-hand ties made Of these
Turkish embroderies.
Barege, which was revived last summer, found
more extended favor this season. and in all PROB
ability will become extremely popular next year
1t is to be had now at a great bargain in mgnon-
cite green. mulberry and heliotrope at 81 yard,
Just oneha of the price marked at the beginning OF
the season. These are forty-hve inches wide and
eight yards are ample for a gown a. to be made over
a thin silk slip, with garnitures OF lace
The shop counters in the hosiery departments are
loaded down with bargains. Many of these are
manufacturers samples, in odd pairs and one as
sortment in a fine quality Of cotton openwork pat
tern and of a brilliant shade Of cobalt blue IS
offered % cents pair. Finer qualities in lace
striped isle blue and white are marked cents,
and really good openwork Isle. all black are 10
be had at IS cents pair.
Ready made kimono sacques Cthe most com
Portable garments ever made for negligee house
wear in figured lawns, all coors, with white collar
and sleeve facugs are being sold for cents each
These are really cheaper than one could buy the
material and make them at home for The same same
shapes. in better quality Of lawn or dimity may
be had for SO and SO cents.
Summer neckwear is displayed most temptinsly
in all its latest forms. SILK barbe ties, in black
white and fancy colors. are to be bought at 81
cents each. These yard in length, are
edged all about the narrow hemsutched hem
and are made with succession Of cordings &C
stIffen the collar band. The ends cross al the PACK
and tie IN front in butterfly knot, without loops
Counters are laden with dainty trimming lace'
in black white and cream, from cents to =
! cents yard The limitations of Torchon are exact
! In pattern and but for being made in cotton In
| stead of linen just desirable for ordinary
/ wear. A sale of black thread laces. in wide edg
ings and Insertions, is attracting attention. These
! show fine mesh and graceful patterns in varying
widths at 15 cents a yard. Laces of this kind are
ever useful. and investment in this direction II
| always money well expended
Artificial flowers are just now surprisingly cheap
and If one can afford to lay in supply for mex
! summers millinery considerable money may b.
| saved The most natural looking sweetpeas, will
| their foliage. are marked 10 cents bunch, foul
| Of which would make a sufficient hat garniture
! Rose sprays chrysauthemUms and other floral de-
signs slightly shop worn. but which may be easily
| freshened up by the addition OF a few sprigs o.
! foliage are sold at one-half their original value
and there is no danger Of their going out Of fashion
/ as they reappear with each successive season.