Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-18

various Shapes. preferably in bunch
OF little bags Of anv color one may
select. They NAV he hung in the
wardrobe or in the neck of gar
ment
The feminine love for daintiness and
dencate perfume is further catered
to in variety of new sachets shown
in the exclusive shops.
The covered and perfumed coat
hanger is an old story; but new
form OF 1t has bows tied at either end
and the loops sewn into bags which
mold cotton and ones favorite sachet
powder. The oriental perfumes are
now much in use, both the sachet
powders and the extracts and toilet
waters. The fastidious women pro-
cure these things from the large i'm
porters of oriental goods.
One OF the very latest offerings is
the skirt satchet, to be worn Just
above the petticoat. This consists of
girdle of ribbon, pendent from which
are Maypole like streamers. each
terminating in a tiny, scented bag
which rests against the lace flowers
or silk frills of milady's underskirt.
Thus delicate perfume hardly per-
ceptible is exhaled.
The variety and shapes of dainty
sachets are as great as the uses to
which woman's fancy now puts them.
or course the bureau drawer sachets
with pockets at either end to hold
wells or laces are well known to many,
while veil and glove receptacles of
silk, silkolfne or cheesecloth help to
complete the outfit of accessories OR
furnishings which the up-to-date grand
lady transports with her fine summer
wardrobe.
Apropos of the accessories of the ele.
CANT man or woman, or even family
away for summer outing in the real
country or at the shore. where Wal.
dorf conveniences are not at hand, col.
lapsible rubber bathtubs find many
purchasers.
People averse to sharing the use OF
tub with other people also delight
in the portable baths. Those for in
fants are familiar by this time, but
the larger sizes that come in very
compact travelling cases are much
newer.
The self-adjusting rubber tub jumps
into shape with the turning of screw
and they are raised or lowered at will
on the accompanying frame. One
style is on the market which serve;
the double purpose of bath and trunk
| 1t is made of some composition re
sembling leather on the outside ant
| having close fitting cover that shuts
down and overlaps like trunk lid.
Some of these may be easily filled
by means of short piece of rubber
tubing slipped over the faucet, if run
ming water is available.
| Another of the summers fads con
corning perfumes is laid to the &C
count of the automobile, which is sale
to be responsible for the tremendou!
increase in the use of perfumes. The
French women, as usual. started thu
practice which is in vogue hereabouts
Heavy scents until recently have beer
avoided by well bred women. but thu
odor of the gasoline machines hal
changed that, and now milady is re
dolent with sweet smelling stuf
named fleur de tonneau. Everybod.
who motors" and the many who d.
not. use the perfume.
Il The woman who never counts tn
cost of her indulgence possesses boi
de chrype or antique rosewood cab
net in which to keep her expensiv
perfumes. Volatile as are the cor
tents of bottles, they will last for age
when kept in the antique cut glas
jugs and vases which furnish tn
cabinet Herein is what may be tern
ed a symphony of smells.