Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24
Shop News

Have you ever passed a shop
window and stopped to admire the
/ display of ribbon in delicate shades
of blue, pink, lavender and yellow
\ and decide that you would make
/ many of your gifts of ribbon. OF
\ course, that idea is never fully
\ carried out, but there are many
gifts that can be made of silk and
ribbon.
The very popular camisoles
which are being worn under sheer
waists of wolfe and chiffon are
| pretty when made of Dresden RIB
bon. Purchase one and one-half
yards OF ribbon eight inches wide,
one and one-half yards two-inch
ribbon, three yards of one-inch
ribbon and a spool of silkotine.
In making the camisole join the
wide piece of ribbon with the two.
inch width with the silkotine by
! a fagot stitch, through which the
ribbon can be drawn. In finishing
the bottom sew a piece of tape on
the inside. This win make it firm
and the ribbon may be drawn
through it. Small strips. of the
one-inch piece are used for shout
der straps, and 1t is finished down
li1E AIOlll Will bAAAAil AOSCLiCns
These little vests are attractive
when the figured ribbon is used
for the wide piece and plain for
the trimming
A very appropriate and attrac-
tive gift for a small baby Is the
little eiderdown cover which may
be used for crib or carriage. II
is made of white eiderdown and is
edged with colored ribbon which
is caught at the corners with
small clusters of forget-me-not6
and tiny roses. The ribbon may
be gathered around the edge or
stitched on plain. Many of them
are finished with a large satin
bow in the centre.
A large assortment of eiderdown
is sold at l.. Bamberger & Co.'S
at various low prices. The ma
terial for one of these robes or
blankets may be purchased at this
store at S.
When the gift for the baby
must not exceed 81, a blanket of
the German elderdown in pretty
combinations of colors and figures
and priced at l.. Bamberger 4
Co.'S at from 80 to SO cents
yard. These blankets, which are
only used for crib blankets, are
bound with narrow ribbon.
A set of hairbows for the little
Miss" will not rob the purse of
more than So. The sets consist of
! four bows, two are solid dark
shade for school. One of Dresden
for semi dress occasion and white
or perhaps a shade to match the
party dress. One and one-quarter
yard is needed for each bow and
the ribbon must be taffeta.
The dark bows can be either
navy blue. black, red, brown or
| green, the Dresden bow must
have combination Of pink, blue
and white, so 1t will match any
chally or flannel dress of light
shades.
At Hahne & Co.'s ribbons in
many widths and qualities Is sold,
at reasonable prices.
A fancy corset cover, which is
touched up with q bow, in camisole
effect, is always acceptable. At
l.. s. Plaut & Co.'S corset covers,
combinations and nightgoWn5 are
sold at many low prices. The more
expensive ones of crepe de chine
may be purchased in sets.
The w. V. Snyder Company are
offering mems glazed kid gloves
marked at. from 98 cents to $1.9S a
pair, Fur-lined gloves for motor
ing are sold at this store at many
prices. Dress gloves of channels
and suede are sold at $3.50 a pair.
Why not purchase a pair OF fur
lined gloves for father or pair OF
gray suede for brother? II
Errnine and moleslxin semi
finished collars are displayed at
Lissner's at low prices. These
collars are ready to tack on q
dress and the cuffs to match are
obtainable at this store. One will
find that q large assortment Of
furs are shown at this store, SELL
ing at moderate prices.