The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-03
Pretty Novelties That Delight the
 Feminine Eye.

New York Times.
 It Is really odd that the woman who has
 been buying dental floss on uncovered spools
 should not have discovered a long time ago
 that 1t was not a very neat way for keeping anything used in intimate a manner one
 possibly will pay a little more for the spools
 which come in the nice little pasteboaId boxes,
 round like the spool and with n little slit in
 the upper part of the box for the thread to
 come through as it is unwound. .P Fifteen teen
 stores. which is not much considering the
 time ordinary spoil of floss will last,
 For woman who is particular and for
 whom the ordinary tooth brush is too long to do all the work she requires there are
 thing These do not come in the cheaper
 makes of goods and one of them will cost 30
 cents.
 Very pretty things come now in the small
 turnover collars with cuns to match, one one and cuffs are rather deep is finished on the
 edge with a narrow hemstitch, two rcws of simple lace stitches above this and above these a line of French knots In black. An
 other set has in place of the knots a line or black knot on the narrow hemstitched hem and above that line of drawn work Another pretty set of turnover collar and cuffs is of linen stitched with red. There is | the hemstitched edge and above this three | small cords stitched in with red and three | lines of the plain red stitching are above, | In the corners of the collar at the opening | in front are two leaves. one in each corner, | heavy white lace and the linen is cut out | under it. The cuffs are made to match.
 Flowers appear in everything this season. i Silver frames to handsome leather chatelaine | bags are engraved with flowers. and some oriental embroidery forming the bag also | have the floral designs but in these the flow | CTS enameled in the natural colors ana | are very beautiful
 Corset covers which are really serviceable | are woven ones of silk. They fit snugly, 1 come up high in the neck and are without
 sleeves or have very short sleeves ihese are | for added warmth after the weather becomes
 cool in the Fall.
 Most gorgeous effects to be found in | pailiettes this year. They are massed one
 upon the other to make large raised flowers | and come in different tones to match all | shades of dress goods. Striking effects are ob- | tained with them.
 Here is another stock which IS rather pretty. | The stock proper is of white silk. there is a 1 turnover of striped gray and white silk. os a | style which used to be called some years ako ! by the general term of Summer silk" the | The tic carried around from the back and l with broad ends is also of the gray and white
 and finished with folds of white silk on the | edge.
 Stocks of white and stocks of black are | made up with black and white velvet tie | tiny pin-point embroidered white dots on the
 black The stock. when white, is made with perpendicular tucks stitched with white. The | velvet tie is carried around the stock and
 ties in a rather large bow in front 1 Simple stocks of chiffon have a founda- | tion of white silk covered with folds of chif- | ion and a bow of the chiffon. loops and end, | standing out straight at the sides and finished
 with ruchings of the chiffon.
 A stock which has pretty effect and which
 Is simply made has plain white foundation | over that cream lace edging put around | stock with some fullness, the scalloped | carried a little above the edge of the | dation stock and the plain edge of tn | simply turned in at the lower edge. 1 this lace two little folds of black ] as-