The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-05

the early fall is to make a warm
bright waist. A silk waist tina
has done duty all summer is sur
to be thin at the elbows and suspciOusl.
dull and streaked at the wristbands an,
across the shoulders. 1t reminds one 0
the vacation times that are gone and i
q poor inspiration for the working day
crowding upon US.
A new, trg cloth waist, with a dash 0
brightness about 1t, is as good as tonic
taken early these shivery mornings. l
must be well fitting and Of colors care
fully selected with regard to pale, salloW
sunburned and bronzed compilations.
The new materials are almost barbari,
in their profusion of color. French tlan
nels in Persian and Oriental designs
with velvet-like effect, are taking tn,
lead. The trouble is, they are too popu
lar, and will soon become unbearab!
common. 1t isn't safe TO invest in g
Persian unless you can afford a plain
color and a stripe for change.
For a heavy waist, look at Chuddah
cloths. Plain colors are Is cents yard
stripes ST. The stripes come in the rich
est dark colorings, peculiar combinations
Of red and blue, red and bronze green
blue and green, chocolate brown and Yale
blue.
The finest material with the best rec
concentrations all around, is the granite
cloth. 1t has a minute pebbly surface
that will not rough up and get WOolly,
consequently it will not catch dust and
Soil as quickly as the happy cloths.
The tucked GRANTEES have already
sold out the first installment, but others
are on the way. They have white pin
stripe alternating with raised stripe
like fine tuck, and will make up most
effectively without trimming except silk
or pearl bullet buttons Silk bullet but
tons in groups of three come on the best
waists as finish.
Prunelia cloth, on the cashmere order
comes in odd shades at 1925 yard. The
Oriental Prunelia avoids the haphazarG
mixture Of colors, coming only in thu
true Oriental golden and white effects.
For lightweight, delicate waist lool
at albatross in solid color or with fancy
white stripes, at IS cents yard, or a
embroidered Tamese al 81. so. The Tames.
is particularly soft and fine, and the EN-
broidered figure is worth the extra ex
pense.
The first waist in the cut is made O
a tiny, almost invisible check, in golda
brown and black, with trimming of rib
bon velvet several shades darker fol
contrast.
No. is a striped Chuddah cloth, dar
red ground, light red stripe outlined il
black. black ribbon velvet trimming, an
cream ground yoke with black an
white interlacing over it.
No. g. golden green striped granite
with silk buttons mink eiging, and al
embroidered silk chemisette and stock
ih.s is also stunning morsel for tn
hot III lit
dotted lines. A golden brown or hunter
green, made up with mink fur and ri.
buttons, would be particularly fetchins
NO. can be made up of almost an
popular material-French flannel, tucke
granite, Persian or plain goods A tin
button at each point or baby ribbon OF
the collar would add to the finish.
Finishing Touches.
A knot of ribbon, velvet or lace
pinned coquetishly on the left side of tn
waist, anywhere between the shoulde
and the belt, is a passing fad that
worth taking up as it goes. Sometime
1t is lovers knot dropping gracefully
or a rosette of velvet ribbon with ha,
dozen stra ggling ends long enough +
touch in at the belt. a soft knot q
creamy lace. pinned with a turuuois
dagger. is def touch of style on p,
imported garment
If you have waist of a gloomy gra,
or dull brown, You can liven it up b,
binding bright silk Scotch scarf, usin,
part of it as folded band on your walk
ing hat and the rest as belt, firing
and knot the ends and tie them with ;
simple loop. Don't overdo the matte
by using the scarf as a stock also. /
simr turn over embroidered band O
whita at throat and wrists is all that /
necessary with so much gorgeousness,
The most economical neck ribbon il
the all-silk ribbon that can be washed
and irOned once a week: a satin facet
ribbon would he stiff as board afte
such treatment, but dainty little CIR
] know tells me that she has eight sill
neck ribbons, perfectly fresh one ever,
day and two for emergencies, and sh,
washes them every Saturday in pur,
soap suds. rinses thoroughly, and presse,
between soft linen before they have tim,
30 dry into wrinkles. They are not stiff
Or wiry in the least.
The bits of buttons that will figur,
largely in garnishing this winter, ar,