The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-27

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tsscls ate not mcdltstiuE upon the
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/ other blood eurdlcra made famous
| ia DAYS aRone. by the ~ierd imag3ua-
/ tion Of 'he auhappy Poe. They are
arlying iaiiora. milllneys and cos
tuners aeaFlY frantic In their efforts
TO huild up severally, wardrobos
which all par each other collective
tly 'out Of business
The earlier hats we're awful Some
looked az though made up OF left
| overs from bN-Eoue summers and
| put on hindside before The Partisan
| craze for freak shapes. faded flow
erS and "geFe-aud-yellow-le leaf" fol
iaee however, Was short-lived. The
Critic printed some cynical para
graphs. the carieaturist drew some
terrible pictures and the mere man
made some un-printRble remarks
which made the woman in the case
sand like an ostrich, at least some
whore out of sight, and fashion had
to institute a radical reform in fe-
male headgear
Pretty ties of Roman stripe rib
bon vary more feminine CONNECTIONS
Of lace and lingerie.
White stationery is in great favor,
though pale blue and gray shades
are very smart. The better grades
have fabric finish. Envelope flaps
are square or quite deep pointed
Apropos of the warm weather
wearers of black hosiery should Sc
lect those of the dependable Onyx
brand. made famous by Lord & Tay- |
lor, which never crock, outwear all |
shape and lustre as long as they last.
Dainty morning gowns and smart !
afternoon frocks have broad lace
yokes and shoulder tabs of heavier
lace.
Narrow. plated sheer linen Or
lawn in delicate coiors. edge pain
collars.
Pin cushions. bureau covers, shirt
waist boxes, laundry bags, bed
| spreads. letter, glove and handker-
| chief cases pillow covers, photograph
frames and lamp shades, are of
| dainty. lowered French cretonne.
Sedate, scalloped ruffles trim the
sunshades carried with elaborate
costumes. Very plain parasols ac-
company tailor gowns.
Pierrot boas of black and white
net are popular but are not becom-
ing to all faces.
Tired, aching, swollen or smart
ing feet may be relieved by bathing
in moderately warm water and
handful of sea salt and an ocean
dip may be INDUCED in ones
home bath-tub. MI \. J. Ditman. of
Barclay street. New York. supplies
the salt so reasonable and il is SO
beneficial and enjoyable that it
should always be an item Of the
household supplies.
The all-round "trotteur' skirt just
clearing the ground, is all-prcyaleut
for outdoor wear.
Pique, linen, English embroidery
Venetian and Irish laccs compose .
some chic summer coats
Very stylish pumps are ~ Kid or
patent leather with hieh tongues
and big dull, silver buckles.
The dainty little r. and O. sirdIe ,
corset of tape cog wafeGod ribbon is .
Just &c. for warm-vcsth,g wear
SIDNEY EARLE /