Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-14
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New York. July 1.-THE latest whim of the careful shopper
to inspect the article under consideration with the aid of
microscope It the principle that which impeled
the country to chew the piece Of calico if it would
fade before she exchanged for her precious produce 1t of
absurdy in either but in these days of
rush and fraud is wise to be possible of quality in
goods and microscope very useful thing in helping
decision.
wealthy New York woman who knows the value of her
declares that she buys dress goods of
porance or aces wey without submitting them to the
test of the magnifyng glass Jewels especially money
investment to be realized upon again if necessary and flaws
not visible to the naked be quickly discovered by the
expert and often known to the original seller So let
American royalty look well to their aras and necklaces
Among other novel suggestions have lent an ear this
past week the about the glove handkerchief which
only useful for conventional purposes but it the
also of powder puff In size is about six inches
square, but in price it varies The cheapest could find
seventy five cents made of linen with coored hem and
parallel lines to match in pastel blue and lavender
There other colors shown but these three greatly
in the majority Reds deep pinks and orange to be
found but these coors become popular
borders must match the prevailing color of the gown
When this little vanity of finer quality it has lines of Val!
encennes lace and tiny edgng of the These cost from
two to three dollars EACH The recherche have
sertons and edgngs of English thread lace and accord
ngly clever needlewoman however. make her own
price her glove handkerchief by buying her materials
and combining them she peases.
The most charming novelties of midsummer The head
coverings for evening Long soft shaded lace scarc
Spanish manllas chiffon squares bordered with rib
hon. quilted shirred One of the preest protectors
pink scarf rather of pale color two and half yards
long and bordered all sides with thick quilting of ule of
the shade There also boa of silver blue net with
tiny clusters of forget tucked here and there in it's
fluffy folds.
For hats there nnumerable novelties For marons
knot of black satin ribbon with diamond pin through or
large with four five ewestudded bugs crawling
it, and number of oddly fashioned loops pompons ETC.
For young faces butterfly perched bunch of field
flowers blown and punches Of ribbon set either side
of the neck when the hair is dressed low
Smart French belts in the shops and in great
demand Made of white black colored suede and fitted
with hinged hooks at the back and 'front.' they the figure
ecty Also the exclusives in the line of belts the
Dresden affairs with heavy gold buckles embossed leather
BELTS charmingy embroidered of nen and pat
ent kid grdles finished in gun metal leaders the list
Among the most expensive belts those of fine glossy kid
studded in pretty flowers of ornamental design with varco
ored jewels.
Among dress trimmings extremely dainty accessories to
gauy white rocks the baby ribbons through
Brussels net after in pale blue Dresden
coors Narrow net ruches sometimes edged with show
OF plaid silk and used with shirt waists for morning wear
Mechin lace makes a dainty neck finish.
There also charming little coats short jackets and
wraps which create need Lace and en-
broidered jackets lace with meaons of embroidered ba
lste smart at Some of these jackets are
sleeveless others have sleeves wide they for
The latter style with Of gown There are half
and three quarter length coats of lace long lace coats
either lined with the hinnest of India silk lined at ALL
In STYLE made long, they half fitting and usually of
imitation lace though there good made Of the