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3cm Calendar Tells the Story
for'Utility Garments.
Name in High Favor; Black and White
continues in Vogue; Brown. and
Tan: Are Liked.
The color calendar tells the story of
more subdncd hues for utility gar-
..ments church and visitf ng costl: mrs—
line latter being allowed brig. liter
touches In cases of motor ll‘tlnSirurl-l‘t
‘tion
The Idca seems to lie that since. sun.
gmer has gone and taken its license 0!
{Warm-weather, gouayou-pleuse rul-
glnent. lllt‘ public streets are not the
'places for clothes of conspicuous col~
0P8.
Hmvevw, exceptions are u' lowed, al-
ftnough Siant‘c-‘ltutl gills in their
“‘teens" may frolic forth in vivid red
grostunles and in others of violet blue
l ad there's a certain buint orange that
is quite correct for the young matron , i
‘to wear ill ontilety or in foaturlngs on
FASHION NOTES
CHARMING Dill-23’s FOR Altman
We?
WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 6 P. M.
Mlle street as well as llldools.
The tints and shades for the eve-
.nlng gown are In fascinating pastels
sand the misty sheen in transparcnt
i fabrics never was so near pailid reflec-
ltlons from the rainbow:
Black and white, singly and com-
timed. continue in vogue... Blue Is In
thigh favor through its gamut of
‘snadas, and a new dusky tone carries
:a hint a night on the waters. Grays
1?” is plentiful as blackberries in their
, 8a.: and one shade with a lovely
‘ollvo drift is the prettiest of them
all.
Browns and tans keep right along
as ptand-bys for all USPS. The old-
fashloned crushed strawberry. a new
tone of cerise, a red with a coppery
Navy blue serge with alcove. and col-
lar of gorgeous brocade In rose and
gold; the tightly buttoned baaquo of
min In featured.
glint. and a green with an orange ang-
fistlon are shown as “most recent."
olet is In wide vogue, and lilac and
lavender are variously introduced.
“The dear old Jade green s'tlll is
abundantly apparent." “ 7 .
glussuu BLOUSE IS POPULAR
'Type of Drona lo Boinod-‘oatured In
Many Lines Developed for run, or Japan abound in headings and
D
Young Women. ,
The "Russlar blouse type of dress ii
feing teatur l for the coming season
it nlauv lines developed for young
women. One charming frock recently
seen had a long Russian blouse. .It
was made of black satin, funteutfi! with
large ornamental buttons of dull blue. 1
held in with a girdle of matchingl
tolor. and worn over a. full pluited
v-lkll‘t.
Another very smart Russian blouse
dress was made of taupe velvet. with
a narrow panel embroidered in several
rich shades extending down either side
of the blouse. A narrow strip of the
embroidery served as a girdle, which
was loosely filed? The ends of the
2J1“? were finished with metal tau-
Nels. .
Tricotine was introduced as a
ottored dross fabrlc' several seasons
ggo and soon became, so much e m
i that sergea were; regarded as rat
This attractive drone {or full wear
cred. The outfit is made of moonglo
satin crepe.
STYLES REFLECT WORLD WAR
Far and Near East Countries Involved
In Conflict Represented In
Many Garments.
The new season garb of the Ameri—
can maid and matron will be a mixture
borrowed from every other nation un- '
der the sun. This fact was made
known with the recent display in New
In elaborately and artistically embroid— i
pe‘cial Announcemen
' ; " " FOR *
FRIDAY: and SATURDAY
Regular ‘70c JORDON ALMONDS’
W e knew ti at you would want good Eggs at a low price this fall *" '
and so last April, when Eggs were the best of the year, we bought
the finest and put them in perfect storage so that today you can
buy absolutely perfect Eggs at m ost remarkable prices
APRIL PACKED
EGGS ONLY
Everyone Guaranteed Perfect.
See _Windows for TEA, COFFEE and BUTTER PRICES.
65c down; 1‘
York of adlauce fashion models.
While the fad for anything that Savors
of the Orient still holds true in the
style.world, the biggest vogue of the
moment seems'to be for any fashion
note taken from countries Involved in l
the world war. .
In suits the Russian Cossack outfit is .
prominent. Such a model is shown on
Fifth avenue. made of leaf brown vel-
dyneffl‘he lines are close fitting and f
very tailored. The Jacket is finger
length and finished “aniline little pep-
lum so (firncteristlc of The Russian
army uniform. A high collar mutiles
the throat and deep Vui't's of curncul
finish the sleeves. The skirt is]? inches
from the ground and touches the tops
of high Russian boots‘oi' brown calf-
skin worn with this outfit. A small
turban of fur completedthe costume.
Fashion tips from Turkey seem to be
centered in the evening gowns. One
such model is shown of bl‘dl‘fldt‘d rile-
tallic cloth shadowed by her draperies.
‘ The skirt is very culettlsh, which be-
lng interpreted means that it is puck-
ered up the middle very pantaloonlslr-
ly. and an immense train of heavy jet
falls from the shoulder and blends
with a huge sash of copper-colored
tulle. The Turkish color scheme is
completed by green pumps, hose and
an ostrich fan.
France is represented by her revolu-
tionary period. The high Robespierre
colidr abounds on suits. coats and
dresses. Lapels of the cut of that
period are found on most of the strict-
ly tailored suits, and Jabots and laces
of the period are found on many suits
and dresses. 7
The far and near East countries ln-'
volved in the war are so heavily reB.
resented that some trace of their in-
fluence lie- found’f‘on nearly ll gar—
Inents. Color schemes of E t. Chl-
rocnd‘es. metallic laces and ("up
hrolderies. The-lotus flower, sacred
scarab beetle. white cows and
sphinxes are emblems used in decor-{r
tive motifs. Fehthered head dresses
as borrowed from African tribes are
displayed with garish Evening gowns.
SPANISH COMB IS PBOMINENT
Decoration 'May Be of Sam Material
. as the Hat or of Contracting
Fabric.
The Spanish comb is still used as a
hat gamitune. It is interesting in an
Indication of the codtlnmce of the
Spanish styles which are closely ol-
lied with the profuse use of Jane.
These combsK which are par! of the
hats themselves, may be o! the some
SALE OF DRESSES
Best
- Quality Broken
RICE
’ 8c' -
3 lbs. fer 23c.
Best Grade
COCOA
1/2 lb. Pkg, 15c
and
Fancy Head
RICE
12¢
3 lbs. for
35¢.
Everyday, largo 15¢ *-
lvu'yday, ‘
manna...r.amfl
$15.95 and $16.95
Special Dresses , at .$29.95‘
Special Dresses at $24.95
1 full 1b., 210.
JAMES VAN DYK CO
21 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SALE OF COATS
$25—$29. 95—$35
50 fine Coats to go on sale tomorrow at
$25 to $35.
New‘ Showing of Fine Coats'
’ $49.95. tofl-$75.00
I
Suits at Special Prices
200 fine Suits on sale tomorrow at spe-
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You
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1908
cial prices—
, $25. to S59
Smart Waists ‘53., "to. $519
EURS
Kou will find a large asSortment 0F
’fguaranteed Furs, at the Mintz ‘Store, at
special prices.
A:CCO,UNTS OPENED
dia‘teflol as the hot or of a contrasting ‘
fabric. For instance. a brown plush
draped somewhat like lube t has
use comb or brown aotlnem told-
geclasse.1t is interestlgg to note that Wow bud: and gut nail heath,
fine French serge is again lined up
with the Exclusives. and that It is em-
ployed In many of the smartest of next
6! ason '3 tailleura.
r conventional designs, and in velvet,
duvetyn metered tweed or satin.
nirlg'es are donned with abbot-sine ”ism” are some} Mince vi
innit) or invisibly secured.
Velvet Bow In W i .
it is quite the?!“ £6 tick]
m1: velvet inch-moo; zfiboo bow:-
‘ prominent as! hair emollient. a:
- worn SHIN!" w one side at the
cations for New Capos. \ .‘1 the head but standing “851 W
clue of “3‘3 new capes are decorat- 00p.” of m oilfi- io fabrics are
on the front with applique. in floral placed m the um I: the some war—-
slightly to one iiiie. ‘ a“ ‘P
with 8 fine pattern done in gold
threads lmitatlng’lhe carving neon on
shell combsTne Spaniahf dumb“ in I‘ll
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5 hall'pin does the
"allure. at half
the neck.
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