The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

'sSN W ~NsSSVN In new neckwear fagoting is applied In many different ways. Fagoted bands are much used to outline shaped col lars of heavy Irish or cheny lace.
 Another very new idea is. a collar of colored linen, heavily embroidered with white. Pastel shades are much used also, and are very effective,
 At Gamble -Desmond's there is a won derfully attractive collection of love- ly brasses from vantines. They're be- ing sold much below the usual prices and will make acceptable gifts. The variety of articles is complete and the prices range from 25c to $40.
 The latest development in skeleton shoulder wraps is two white stoles, one thrown over each shoulder and strap ped together. under the arms, back and front. The stoles are heavily enbroi- dered and finished at the ends with linen fringe.
 Among the novelties in channels skin are little butterfly bows to be worn with the embroidered linen collars. Also little string ties one-half inch wide, which tie in small bow.
 In the toy department of the Gam ble-Desmond stores there will be spec ial prices on some articles nearly ev- cry day For instance, to-day, a $1 doll for s5c.
 iAs useful present for a, man is a cork screw with a handle of white ivory on which is carved mans head and arms.
 Some of the new faces are lovely, dainty designs of good width and deep cream color
 A complete set of furs must have three pieces this season, stole, huff and hat, There are some very hand some ones being shown.
 The window of the Bush Smith Co.,, SS3 Chapel street, attracted my atten- ton day or two ago. and I was tempted by it's beauty to go inside and see if the same atmosphere prevailed there, and I found frieze decoration of Christmas bells, tinsel and tree balls, also booth with the ornaments and balls most attractively arranged This display of tree trimmings is the largest and most effective to be found anywhere, and it is worth looking at if you have no idea you want to buy. 'esYonll Brd there are things different lg at zsAsfff5 you've seen before, and for Jffy 5c and 4QcI
 Belts of gold or si1ver brocaded rib bon with enameled buckles are new and are rapidly becoming popular.
 Charming little baskets of Japanese make, with or without handles, make dainty gifts when filled with candy and tied with holly red and green frib- bons.
 Cut glass salt and pepper shakers WILL oIlAilllS iollN0I LOpS suggest llIcIIl- selves as pretty Christmas gifts.
 The Howe & Stetson stores are all ways at the front with their showing of wood articles for burning. This year the stock is more attractive than ever, and the assortment more exten- sive.
 Memorandum books and engage ment pads are so delightfully."- gotten up and so attractively bound these days that one would purchase them though one never had an engagement to fulfill or an idea in ones head to be inscribed in note book.
 Soutache brain comes in all colors and widths this season, and is used to trim almost everything from furs to evening gowns.
 How about pretty kimono, or a dressing jacket for the mother? There are some beautiful comfortable ones at the store of the Edward Malley Co,
 A pretty and useful gift is a glass bon bon or jelly dish of white and gold decorated glass which come either with or without handles,
 Cuff buttons of mother of pearl are much prettier to wear with short waists than gold plated ones or even silver They are quite inexpensive. 
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