of beam 763
may-lip under th"_ , '
skirt oVer each . ;
a little bustle- ilk
‘ 's. r r a n gement _
buckrun with 5
”3 ruffles, stteohing
them els’suoe wh
- fasten over the kl! 1
It’s the modern
ad tulle their
overthe annce
rhotelolixhtly
so nonchslsnt-
thst one is
If, on the other
he nobleved.
hand, you don' t re-
To begin with
the fabric can. of sort to these :33: r
its own volition. you my 0 n
.mnd out in the your furbelom to 1.,
haired boui'tancy. Jmt ‘0 “3°" ’0“ he? am‘ adorn u]. * plain
ing {rock of Butterfl ufieta
designed by the flag Studio,
Edna Johnson hss opened her
evening sure of black Inde-
structible C on Voile em- ~
broidered in silver and deg}?
hemmed in black pussy
low satin.
run skirt much as
the degigner of the ~
dancing frock in
the picture has
done. by garlsndl
of ribbon or motifs
inset in conjunction
with "windows" of
lndeetruclble chif-
' fon voile.
And then there‘ I 3 deep hem of the
sheer silk because one of the easiest
snd most enticing ways of having
your cake end esting it. translated in
clothes parlance ss wearing a long
skirt snd enjoying the effect of a
short one. is to add the length in s
trsnspsrent material. a sunny silk or
lace. The skirt is long and yet one
can catch tantalizing glimpses of the
silken clad ankles .just the same.
As for the cape. which the gay
young debutante may wrap around
her. it's s. sheer silk, in this instance
an indestructible chifi'on voile em-
broidered in silver threads. lined with
a satin of color. the periwinkle blus’
of the pussywlliow satin glimmering
through the black surface of the goss-
mer silk. and deeply hemmed all
That's why you see
so may of the
frocks. patterned
after the modes of
the beauty—loving
Bx'Empresx Eu -
”genie, are ex-
yressed to-day. 33
Sr: thnt ceremoni-
ous past. in taffeta.
And you can even obtsin the same
thameleon taffeta shading from gold
' blue, from yellow to rose with oil
e mellow-nose of the rpeechbloom.
lendings that take on new loveliness
t every movement The coloring:
mt Eugenie lmarlably chose. it her
rfrocks cherished in the museums are
criterions. are in the Butterfly taffeta.
finich borrowed its color harmonies
trom the luminous wings of that n11-
«xerlng aristocrat of the insect family.
g‘ Take this silk, out a skirt of gener-
“Tons circumference and shirr it on to
a. low “aist— line and you will have
Sgthe simpleet form of the dancing skirt
'of 1922. Or if you prefer you can
ulld up your boutfuncy by adding
Nature multiples her petals. And
Dolls Furniture
The ludrhes jugt about Shout with,
jOy when they come to our Toy depart-
ment and discover the many fascinating .,
tmngo that Santa has brought fogthern.
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El"
£8 fiounce upon another, very much
sround in black satin. Its genersl
movement is circular. for our capes
are taking on grenter circumference
at the heme. Just as the skirts are
doing. And its volumin us enough
for the golden haired w or to twins
it sround her, despite the bouflsncs
of the skirt.
cidentally these flounces are most
{interesting to those gifted in clothes
;lore when they do represent this petal
jot-motion. You may elect to outline
the edges with tiny ruffles of gold or
lver hoe or Tom Thumb fringe. but
ey are quite as lovely when the sim—
fil: pleating finishes them.
Fi:e Killed i; *9
EDMONTON. A line rtu,”
Gwatkin.
Dec.
r a Pistol Duel
135, no or the best known
to? .
2i}.—
emd a child, were killed, and a. sixth
seriously wounded in o. pistol fight at. took almost five months for news of
W’ager Bay, about thirty miles east-or
the Hudson Bay tradingpost; accord»
ing to a report received nt mounbd
police headquarters here today.
it to arrive.
—-‘
Th!" best results.
fight took place on August 1.
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