r the othertwo corners. F. CRAVAT. The cravat shown in the illustration heregiven, is made olsurah silk, and is fin-ished at the ends withplcatings of lace. The surah silk is ofa Scotch plaid pattern;and is forty - seveninches long and sixinches broad. The lace with whichthe ends of the cravatare… … LITTLE ECONOMIES. After removing shoes from the feet,always smooth out the creases and marksmade by the heels and toes; so that theywill not become set. In this way the kidor leather will be kept smooth, and theshoes preserve their fresh, new appearancelonger than otherwise. Change stockings from…
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