The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1904, Page 15

i , ae i Shirred Chiffon and » Phousseline = de = . Soie, Silk, Satin * and Ribbons Enter i Into the Make-Up «of These Dainty . Feeessorigs. made-up neckwear for this gener. i¢:00 fe, and @uinty nal ft seems almost too sweet f common dally us. Chiffon and mous- seline do are shirred in soft putts and tri with Ince, as well as with Gppliques of embroidery in airy floral, Gesigns, often sprinkled over with pearls and tiny beads. Pretty lace stocks are made by fit- a ting the lace around the neck and boning | the sides and back with small. upright bones, This keeps the collar in play! and does away with phe stiff cirou)r forms which many people find uncon | fortabie, When property made, the lace has no appearance of being supported fm any way, and its soft transparency) fa very flattering to the face, One of the pretty fancies gf the sea fon ts to combine two sorts of lace In ‘trimming one piece of neckwear. The worts chosen are such as will prove 4 contrast to each othcr and enhance tho beauty of each by this means, All manner of small, odd bits of lace, left over from trimming dresses, can be Witlized in this way. ° Stocks follow three general lines of formation—that {s, the smart ones do~ the bow In front, the knot and long ends and the decorated tab, Tho stock which comes down in @ long point in front, without any tab or bow, is not mart. In most cases, however, the curve at @he neck {s sufficient to make them set well, A charming decoration for collars !s to have them decorated with narrow ands of chiffon shirred flat and clone, looms and ends, mingled with @ few mmail flowers of embroidery ap- pliqued to the stock. Hand yeomgend is one of the most it decoration for neck=| , and the work is done linen, mousseline or npn E versFie eatta {a embroidered, al- ia the case, it really ing @he lly” to add el y Besides stocks and ties of this filmy, ; soft character, there are dressy ones made of ail with smart, full front, These are either Ikte im \ plain, with an embroidered turn over| Passemanterie of embroidered and beaded chiffon flowers. A lace medaiiion, with beads and pearis, supports silk cords, terminating In Beauty Talks. Ww fluffy chiffon rose buds. have @ buttonholed or embroidered slit in each eide the front, through which are passed two long ends of nbbon or embroidery, These are knotted in front and hang quite far down the front of | Blackened Eyelids, | the shirt waist, for this style of stock D's VARDEN-=No, 3 1s not con- appliqued with lace roses, satin leaves, loops of ribbon and tiny pearls, Held down by tiny lace rings on the lower edge. Tab of plaited chiffon crossed by appliques of point lace edged with Valen which heokwear {s| is intended for wear wih simple In connection with’ Ince stocks come given \nder the eyelids they ar O dainty lingerie and lace tuckers, then | esteemed a great beauty, An {imitation Which nothing is smarter this winter. | of ¢hese shadows put on by any cos- ‘The lace stock is mado on a amall yoke | of lace, which may be round. square, OF | ang only tolerated in any one when it up and down on each side and in the \¢ with @ deep point In front, This tucker |, put on in an aftietic manner end ‘and bow in fmont, or they are shirred Copyright, 1880, by Harper @ Brothers) RE ie whet the old Marquis d’Ar. ville told us toward the end of *. Hubert's dinner at the house ath trad pail! gis bee? i338 ali [i tty rei i i | it é ! if i | a, tukey onty of that, lived onty for that. In the countryside they were camtea| $y ‘M, be Marquis end M. le Cadet, They were, it seems, immeasurably Mil, bony, talry, violent and vigorous, ‘The younger, still taller than the older, fi a ul 2 isd i iY ‘j 3 i 28 : at iey van eae eek ee boy every night after a battue, beast, a0 if to avenge himself, at- |, tacked some traveller of devoured some ‘Ones cattle, always fer from the place ‘where they bad looked for him. Finally ano night he pens: considering this a4 eae ae ar, a & defiance, They took thetr strong i Het Lat} 3 4s Worn with 9 Gress or bodice Which 18 | 154 to be Actected, Some of the embroidered turnovers cut away around the neck in some one uy De Maupassant’s Best Stories # rd o This Series Will Include Six Stories by This Author @reat naked trees, thay beat the thiok- eta without finding anything. “That beast there 1s not an orflinary went wes one. You would say i thought like @ way softly, his mind troubled as were drunken, pursued by horrible ‘The younger answered: “Perhaps we should have a bullet| of the devil, he made a great blessed by our cousin, the bishop, or pray some priest to pronounce the words which are needed." “Look how red the gun is. The great Wolf will do some harm to-tight.” He had hardly finished speaking when i ores reared; thit of Francois be- large thicket oovered | Woods with dead leaves opened before the end @ colossal beast, wee Gey opral J popny over the necks of ward wis a, tigate ing them on at such & pace, maddening them #0 and with, epyr that the ridere seemed ag J 40 De carry- straight on, hurling ag jainat the rocks, the head and feet --— —- —— the dead man thrown . The driers tore out beating the huge trun’ ihe spurs HAD IT ALL HER LIFE. : HER’ § WiseuW, hey baat tat ana | Then Thie Woman Was Cured the mooa) of Ast nd 4 arms, aw eat from (je wound with the = the con! J of the elder Spe. pe aa wate @ fear ed him, sce e aot me ee eo : Paton them SATS NOW O8 SALE fo: / The heat cu cut Gah" Avoid’ Speculators "es | 4THST, THEATRE at $a Et had seined it by the neck, % WEBER & ZIEGI ELD 4 aM ay ia the DUGe Titel PLAT AIAPHEAR 20 MACK [iitk’s New sonnet ine | | he | overturn a anda The to ot en it actos the’ saddle to carry M3 then he Bithout even using his weapon, and it ren ha he | dane Hela, toitp hin up ts 7.084 went bal ioedems of Muate, 14 wees a inen ot the ol WwW ler ice The izard ttle Jean, “a ey Th ee spaocton BIG FOUR." |S USselistees, Baas | a | to the chateag, antag at. ie Gerantva at tearing his beard i THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER °%, 1y04, w& EVENING #2 WORLD'S »# HOME w MAGAZINE. » Al iE West Poartecath Street Lace and Embroidery in Ziry Floral Designs! on Neckwear of the Season. loop frilled on the edges, Stock has frill at the bottom and a turnover of duchesse lace, Same lace on ende of tle, 4 dalnty tucker @ @ revival of etmilar| this cas Any material sultable for a dainty and dressy stock {s suitable for a tucker. A pretty accessory to the tucker— and one often worn without It—ts the soft white sleeve, also a revival of 1890 styles. ‘s Of full, white sleeves of to give them warmth, of lace and ¢m- By Margaret Hubbard Ayer, tiful to be made up ¥, but when nature has) metic ts never permissible in the young, Cure for Goose Flesh. Dear Mise Ayer: AM thirty yeors of age and my face. | ] mock and chin are covered with “goose ilesh.” What will cure this? Pc Borlo acld powder, 9 grains; glyoer- | 2% 2 fuld ounces; distilled water, 2 1-2 fluid ounces; lanoline anhydrous, 1 ay. | ounce; paraffin white, 4 av. ounces; Of} of roses, 6 @rops, Heat together the first three ingredients until solution is effected (one hour). Melt together the) MARGAAET HUBBARD AYER. Janoline and paraffin, Incorporate the | | oye err nightly by the middle-aged, the There is some constitutional cause for |in life. ¢ hi SPECIAL NOTICES. AM! EMENTR Fever vy ine, “I have taken twelve large bottles of Fathor John's Medicine. I have) ' ‘been troubled with Asthma and Hay) |Pever almost all my life, i com- menced to take the medicine last De- comber, and have not had an attack tinoe, It is the best medicine 1 hav ever taken, (Signed) Mrs. Helen Hogan, 352 Willow St, Braddock, Pa, Nene ¥ "y Cl x aes mange upon the mon: | WAV SESE MYBIC moe “igh, Waimon & Hill, others \Q) No, 3—Hand-made tle and stock of shirred chiffon, with tightly shirred | of the orqsent fashionable stvies. The, or in @ sleeveless evening gown. In| vening gown can be con- styles which obtained tn 189, and it] verted into one for less formal occa- ide of tucked mull, chiffon. shirred | sions by the Introduction of a tucker filmy materials or lace or embroidery. | and pair of sleeves, Usually the sleeves worn with short Jacket and dress and are often made up over No, 4—Sleeves of chiffon tdmmed “ | with ruffles of fine point lace, To a Rest ee eS ie sa 24 lace band below the elbow is applied a flounce of ruffles with the lace edge of one applied to the top of the next.| leistiiched--usvally .2.. 1 12K An under ruffle of plaited chiffon) Women’ s Fur ake the bottom with | supports the lace. » and ch ffon sleeves No, 2—Hand-made stock of chiffon! some sheer material or of lace are| are trimmed with rows of lace and | with velvet folds laid on with littie| made with a band around the top all| cascades of lace ruffles in the bottom, | linen, which are practically collars In silver beade on a stock foundation. ready to slip on with afy gown, elther| and also with bands of ehirred chiffon. have deep embroidered turn-overs of Thé Williams Company BROADTAIL & MOLESKIN SILK VELVET ag ha ALTBRA- TIONS FREE. Actual Value 655 ¢90 SIXTH AVENUE, Between 20th and 21st Sts. AMUSEMENTS, 1B. . ; mS MAY. HH ei" KNICKERBOCKER 2 bee is N.C, ba i Mat. Sat, COUREER— fate oto. B idki—SUNDAT. rs dhaeed pay 'e be pg ~ . | this condition of the hands and ft may be ‘hen add ¢he olls and mix again. After | que to a slight feverish tendency. A Q vere coreh vi the gosh brush éry physician could at once preseribe for rae = rar hal : aT near Bway. Eves, aid Mats. Wed. & Sat. * CABBAGE PATCH s0th at Live. 8.90 Batu weay body | {nti ") this, Finger nails are overgrown as Big |S urahecar ane ae you say as the aides from lack of per- feot care.” To keep the nally in good Thick Finger Nalls, condition they should be manicured Dear Miss Ayer: twice a week, and once a day, after ¥ hands are always hot and dry,| Washing the hands, the thin membrane Can you give me a reason for, at thelr base should be gently pushed this and a remedy? What is the| back With the ivory presser, and the| earth, cause of finger nails bling thidk at the| nails polished with the chamols leather oie somes cae hy, aides? Can you tell me how I can re— | rubber. If a good nail emdilient be one Gr hill Pee LYCEUM "=e. Pg aot a and via Miss Nance O'Neil. edy this fault? ~ M. B. H. [Cah be kept quite young looking ered Lot tts Mat Wed, & Bat.—Fires of St.John. ew AMSTERDAM. “Po-night at $15. | showy deaiane—whive a sHumply-Dampty 360 0.M co Nome # styles—worth sh to 1 +4) ‘Soon Males Torna Hal Godfrey “bes aed | By Geo. Ade a new eer acer PASTOR'S a tttah,| wmnylgcle Oy. IGQLepy. | Renee eens Wick HBARTY LAVOHR %* AR CE TAR | ADM 506. CIRCLE gi ane a i» statis £ ny bore § Yoscaty ARE Prien 03h 7h Mane cei ters Eve 8) mat Mon eotaa| ; BELASCO™EATAE® HARREGD esta Yorkville | ect adetrs ER. =. HSTRUPOLS| Feet “Chak, “Yat. Seday,. | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING jn DIE® MAT. TO. Bas, Morning Sale Price. ya... \GRERRY BLossous. || BASEMENT @ Girl from Sita i Pr Wek Bane 126th & 34 ay LADiEe Mar. ey wR thé aL Wii. ome, LD A the new THE MUSIC MASTER “4 " TN sie PRRAND BOY. |_ BROOKLYN AMUSEM ENTS. oe, MONTAUK Marine THE ROGERS BROTHERS Full size Comfortables fancy Cambric, Sateen, Bilkoline or Chints-some re 9-Inch 1,39 berders—trorth $2.00 and $2.55....... ' { Full size Crochet Spreads Rich Medallion centres or allover fn ry hemmed or fringod— Meme atoad Of BLWercrrreesssssestetD Heavy White Blankets Callterate bor full sizo~ "ne 2 pairs. Table Damasks Pure Linen—#8 fpole--Seee and designe—valu 63 Knives and Forks Good steel—fancy handles—eome with German silver ferrule— sete protesters #89 Cold Meat Forks Stamped Tray Covers Linen Damask—20x30— Flectric Beal—extra quality— full pouch sleeves—high collar— ‘Skinner's satin | themselves, since they cover nearly all wg | J Jackets to . ort sleeve of dress material| For street wear the smartest stocks | the stock, recgthiny ope —~ | Isabella Fox Sets Broad Scarf—ftull wee, ble Fox—4wo plesea—worth $36.00. a flat muff—aleo earns atyle in fa, 26.9 Mutt of Beart sold separately if desired, Women's Tallored Suits Cheviot and Broadcloth— well tailored—silk or braid trim’d 6.94 were $12... Little Boys’ Dresses |pocket-aines 08 ah » 19 Boys’ Suits Norfolk and Double Breast— Era e cmos ae ee. Girls’ Long Cloaks Heavy Rive and Gray mixtures— | sleeve emblem and bars— 6 to ME yeare—value $6.8. ssesseeeee Women's Tailored Walsts White Figured Pique—full tuoked tront—hemstilch shoulders— 89 Instead of $1.8. seeeeeee * Women's Corset Covers Maineodt ond Camry ince, caper Tacrines and, & tucks bane ON Se ate Women's White Skirts tucked Fiounces 5 ri wide fk AO A= Fs ae 091, Mercerized Sateen Skirts Deep By peo two ruffies— 39 seaneaneeneanens eanenmene © way, 88th «1 padaped s Kid Gloves viable quality—3 clasp— Liberty ‘tetleta Ribbons pe a sige rates eves 16 Large Lace Collars Polnt Venise—extra hea’ f.. ts values up to Fancy Handkerchiefs \ Lace trim’d and ee speet = t seem saehctee 39 Dotted Curtain Waslins rie COLLEGE WD. Yard wideMilt leowrne of goede that usually sell et TO-DAY. '| Cheek Apron Ginghame WANG | Pi ; Heavy White Crochet Spreads pak Larned a cay 59 Tapestry Cushion Topa Godelin and high art designe Fy wort pee seeeee on THIRD PLOOR More Space. eo -— NEW ADDITION SALE continues with OFFERINGS OF SUPERLATIVE VALUE Following Are. for' To-morrow? No Mail of Telephone Orders, Chiffon Taffeta Silks rial Grenadine N Exquisite goods of finest fet for evening wear—were 4 cents., Yard Wide Watts Cambetee Te compeny—vales, a Limit—20 yerés. No Mall Orders, Moire Percalines Gray only—19 cent quality.sseo BME yards White Domet Fiannels Extra heavy—1i cent peoreabasi Keru~An Arita “ample iscer- a Be All Wool Crepe Egyptians jay) and & shades— for street Great Sale of Sash and Vestibule Laces Irish Potnt, Point de ou de Esprit and Arabe—panel, @6- tached figure and border designa~ _ EXTRAORDINARY VALUES, 99 SST Se °° ea irk iar. 3.94} Curtain Musline—spots, 4 All Wool Brussels Rugs. 6 x9 feet—valus bra we | 4.4x10.6 feot—valus $35.00., 2 29 fteet—value 112%. 9 x13 feet—value $18.0. Verona i a Covers pai Raniah prieneicns + ; ESSe eee Ba ao Dwight Anchor and Utica \ Sheets and Pillow Cases When you know brands and read prices you know the whole stony Pillow Capea —AREIt.... oeses alll MORNING SALES " To-morrow, Tuesday, Until 1 PM |The Chmbem ff Silk Crepe de Chines M Vast week Fancy Table Clothe Rahat geen OD