The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-04

cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
ends are edged with deep fringe Of
beads. The beads give to the net just
the necessary amount of weight to pro-
duce gracefulness.
Shoulder scarfs are even more elab-
crate and beautiful than they were
last winter. One of unusual beauty
shows black and white combined. 1t
is made on foundation of white chif-
ron. 1t is shaped to a deep round point
at the back, and has long rounded tabs
in front. Over the white chiffon foun-
dation is stretched a filmy covering
of black satin-striped chiffon, banded
with insertions of black lace. The
edge of the scarf is finished with a
double ruching of the white chiffon,
and long and heavy white silk tassels
and the tabs in front
Among the novelties is the shops are
embroidered collars from Paris. They
are made on silk and show Chinese
embroidery done in Chinese colors.
Some of them showing golden dragons
on rich blue backgrounds or fiery red
flowers on green, are gorgeous to a
degree.
Appropriate to wear with the new
, white satin or crepe de chine or chif-
fon evening frocks which are equipped
with a wired tunic of white lace, edg-
ed with fur, are the lace scarfs, also
edged with fur. They are exceedingly
attractive. for the contrast between
fur and lace is always interesting.
Sash ribbons show more and more
variety. There are now sold velvet
sash ribbons, about ten inches wide,
with sleek surface, plaided in many
colors. The lines forming the plaid
do not run at right angles, but diagon-
ally to the edge of the ribbon. On
recently imported gown of brown wool
en- material there is a sash of brown
MORE ribbon, worked with chenille,
in red, green and yellow, in irregular
bands about an inch wide and three
or four inches apart.
Chiffon is combined with Chantilly
lace in an attractive manner. One de-
sign, in lace of different widths. shows
orchids in the pattern of the lace.
Some of these are left as they are, but
over others orchids or puffs OF chiffon,
in different shades of mauve and yell
low, are applied In the exact outline
of the lace orchids.
There is a new way of using rare
old lace, If 1t is of the right shape and
size. Fasten a band around the head,
we'll down over the hair and brows In
the front and somewhat under the
chin and straight up across the head.
1t can be fastened together over one
ear with jeweled ornament.
Jet is used in all the ways that the
imagination of the dressmakers and
designers can devise. One gown of
blue brocaded velvet in deep, rich
shade, with tunic of rich blue chif-
fon, is outlined about the neck with n
string of big jet beads, as big in dia-
meter as a cent This string is caught
between every third or fourth bead to
the chiffon A double string of the
beads hangs from each shoulder loose
ly over the arms, two strands in front
and two behind each arm.
Jet also forms fitting trimming for
velvet. 1t is heavy enough to uphold
it's own character even in the presence
Of anything so heavy and imposing as
velvet Moreover, it pulls the velvet
down, and so may be satisfactorily
used In the form Of frings on velvet
sash ends No more striking gown
could be made than one of black vel
vet, trimmed with glimmering, cut
Jet fringe and corsage ornaments.
Wooden ratine and velvet are COM
bined in childrens coats in different
ways. One coat of rich brown velvet,
shows a belt and collar and cuffs of
hack ratine. White ratine is used
now for little boys Russian blouse
suits. There is great deal of warmth
In this material and ratine suits can
be used until heavy frost. OF course,