The Jersey City news., 1905-05-16
Summer Gowns Show a Ten
dsncsy Z to Display the. Arm
to the Utmost Extent,
TO PROMOTE HAIR GROWTH
Black and White In Hand.
some Models Popular This
Year2New Linens

Nidelw varying are the styles for the
summer frosss; and just as various as
the styles are theD materials in which
those sans modes are to be made up.
4 glance backward at what the dress-
make1s were preparing this time hast
year shows what revolution Of fashion
has been gong on right before our eyes,
and one which some Of have hardly real
izesl. even if we have noticed it
First Of all the sleeyes-for these are
really the points which date freck and
a photograph unerringly. Last years
unwielding wrist puff has vanished, a
thing for which one is On ought TO be de-
voutly thankful. The newest things in
arm coverings are snartest when they
are shortest; the more abbreviated their
career the better style they are.
Butterfly sleeves are among the latest
eaprices of fashion. They are just full
puffs deeply shirred Or plated into the
arnsize. with lengthwise shirring done
over featherbone cords right on the CEN
ire of the forearm, and little loops of
this same coraing tackled to the lining to
hold out the material IL butterfly shape.
Needless TO add that this sleeve ends
above the elbow, and a perfect cascade
of lace or mousseline or chiffon frills
wends its foany way just as far down
the arm as may be becoming.
a delightful style for the short-sleeEed
summer frock or blouse one especially
suited to the organddes. dotted Swisses,
batiste. and even to the crepe de chime
frocks that are now so dressy in even
their simplest appearances is the ON
brelle sleeve that is entirely covered with
rufEles either of lace, of the material it,
self, on fashioned from plisse chiffon
frills. each with an edge of Valenciennes
whipped on. This shape must be cut
perfectly circular if it is to hang right,
and the ruffles must overlap each other.
The cleyerly dressed Parisienne is still
clinging dcterminedly to that smart little
blouse effect which goes 50 far to alone
for many deficiencies of figure. On this
side of the Atlantic where it must be
confessed We are far more tickle in mat
ters Of fashion than they are in France,
where the modes are made, this same lit
tie blouse effect mas been declared passe
but like 50 many other features of the
passing styles, it is doubtless only
dropped for awhile, TO be resumed again
with even more fervor than at first.
Hair generally begins to turn gray first
upon the temples. In most people gray
hairs show themselves at about 40 years
of age. But there are wide variations in
time The Immediate cause Of gray hairs
is in the failure of the cells at the grow
ing point to manufacture the pigment
~At- - " give the SotO1 " titc udaEs
When fhis change takes place at mid-life
it marks a gradual lowering of the vitaI-
ity of the skin. and to some. extent. of
course. a decadence of general vitality.
In estimating, however, the immediate
cause Of badness and Of gray hair, a
very important factor must always be
taken into account, namely, heredity,
says the Queens Monthly.
The first rule for the care of the hair
IS to wash it, This should be done about
once week with Iukewarm water and
CASTLE soap.
Another important rule Is to comb and
brush the hair tfree or four times a day.
thus bringing more blood to the roots of
the hair. more nutritfYe material, and
carrying away the dead waste. Brushing
brings more blood to the scalp and to this
extent tends 10 promote the growth and
vigor of the hair Massage of the scadp
has the same effect, ana this mnst be
practiced also if one would care properly
for the hair.
Curling of hair is exceedingly doubtful.
The heat kills the hair. aud dead hair
bslsds to fall out, If you must curl the
hair nse sofr silk rags with which 10 do
It. Sheet lead and hard paper are almost