Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-06

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patrosS anu Siilll"r materials
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'ar az ureaS H'h'e''"' inns seaS"h "hu
'he ue'hahu lor an Fr"ue7 Is S"rt'IlS-
ihsiS great OF soi'ie reason OF o'iier
there y rather Scarcity OF the cheaper
sraues' however large %uerS nave
been placed win European mahuIac-
turers anu good supply oil spring
lhohalrs VIII Soohs oe ulsplayed IN the
stores
The remarkable demand for dress
materials of cream color seems to con-
unue undated and there is every pros
pect that II viii rather increase than
decrease for spring and summer wear,
unless the supply becomes exhausted
before the summer season begins.
The variety. OF colors which is dis
played by the importations of French
dress goods is perfectly bewildering.
All the principal Colors are represented
In the color card, which includes many
new shades and varieties. There are
many colors of rather outspoken and
brilliant hue. but the general tendency
seems to be toward broken and sub
dued tones. Judging from the evidence
of the samples imported recently there
seems to be little doubt that light and
delicate tones will predominant during
the coming spring and summer seasons.
some beautiful theater gowns have
been shown here lately silks, chit
fons and crepes are the favorite ma
tertals and the colors run from white to