Show TURKISH SUPPERS CLIPPERS how they tay may no n Couer coin cried ted into useful quit anil oran receptacles here are arc somo some new and pretty ii uses es ol of the turkish slippers which fire are fo cheal and ami yet so rich looking these slipper proof p ro of many and various colors i richly embroidered in sold goll or silv silver er bullion and can be found at almost eveia dry goods or shoo store they range in id prices from 10 40 to 75 cents a pair and rd many useful little novelties can be made mad with them 11 al 41 it I 1 1 7 j I 1 1 f N II 11 in 11 naia the first illustration is of a hair or 01 combing receiver it is ia of a crimson shoe embroidered in gold and a bag ci cf crimson silk is fattened fastened into the tho slipper by fancy stitches in gold or c crimson SOrl sill aron arnzil 1 the zipper upper edges of tho the slipper f an inch in width is left at the I 1 vodraw adraw string of gold being run j 1 I the casing made in ia the lower 1 lei ae the frill the bag has a long 11 11 f yome jae side ejde the edges of i winch which are ry calill which inch is s di tg g the gatherings when it is not in use through this slit is the loose hair 1 or combings inserted into the bag it can bo be hung by the draw strings which are finished with a pretty tassel lasso to the gasset gaa jet at the dressing table and will vill prove very tery useful as well as pretty the second picture represents a watch case or catchall for fancy la hairpins hair irvins ir pins etc just as it may be most needed or desired it is made from a w white if i t e turkish slipper and has a little pack cack of gold colored china silk fitted into the slipper arid and fastened as in the cushion and hair kisir receiver only in in this instance v tho the fancy stitching is on the inside anti and on the turned in h V edge of the sill silk i lining the lid kid rim r of heel of the slipper is turned in and fastened down flat to the WATCH CASE CAM sole bole on this is firmly fastened a Is larga rge bow of if the millite and gold colored satin ribbon one loop of which slips blips over th the a nail or bracket corner from which the catchall is to suspend in tile the hair lei r re venerand cen er erand and catchall the he soles solea of the shoes can be gilded or silvered effectively the third illustration represents a pincushion made in a turl turkish ash slipper much has been done to abolish the ho use usa of the he pincushion but all in vain nothing can take the place of this dainty little adjunct to tho the toilet table to make one like t that lint in the alio picture is a cample matter the slipper may be of any color desir desired cd in this instance a white one is used get a sized white slipper embroidered in gold ifal make ce tit in oval shaped cushion of white satin si inch bich must be stuffed very full of hair and must fit exactly into the mouth of the shoo shoe fasten it in securely with a row of fancy stitching in ill gold bullion all around the top edge of z I 1 7 A INN an an X 14 apt I 1 the shoe crochet a square net of gold old colored knitting silk large enough to come well over the cushion faster faste the net securely N with invisible stitches as shown in lie illustration on the top put a large huffy fluffy bow of gold colored and white satin ribbon the effect will bo be most pleasing LOUISE PRATT |