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I new clothes. trying to mill]:
her ennuel labor strike in the
3 pieces. getting reed:
Americsn inveeion of dress
is being quite reek-
eooeesories. The shop;
the high-priced houses. the menu-
sre doing delightful things
sector 0! dress which inter-
sets the women who knows the
veins 0: e-embling trines.
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end curious callers. eieeveiea
Sockets. Victories: seek. or brilliant
toulu-d, embroid'ed cotton. cre-
tonne. colored velveteen. also shawls

Neither Egypt no: CochiiicChine
innit-ed shewis. They come up
from the First end leoood Empires.
Both Josephine end Min wore
them. So did Victoris. but her
veering or them did not sad to
their prestige es her We! style
wee deplorsble. As wedding pres-
ents she mede thorn Mess over
Enlilnd. edding thereby to her
reputation for persimm.

When the some lpenish shew!
come into tsshion two peels Is!) it
wee reissued to the women who
like to be omicuous.
brosdmsted. Its price hes gone up
to correspond with its prestige. The

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were ores-y it they knew the present
cost of th. commonest piece or
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The women of limited income is
melting her own ehswl. Bhe em-
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ere going there to essemhie the umbrella. train China. wear these
nine kind 0! furniture end on ob- rubber aides in the country on reiny
jest- whioh our Coloniele brought deys. nyou wont to be conspicuous
home to put with their use old-in'your community end secure trout
m Miture. Our houses ere; the weether. you might es well
eeeetebeaeerwiemmknew.no edesttbisimperviousoostinne. it
longer Bench. not only on the out- is e vast improvement on the hide-
side. bet the inside. «so to lines ouseposreiinwhiehwesaetmeist-
esdsiiser.eeloredbirdesndehints oreinetherdsys. -

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molars wee never intended tor the colors for sport inhalers end cotton
bee America house ou- the type crash is -ss good a. materiel e.s
at we lost, which is modelled on knitted silk. Embroidered eesh.

Mel! tuditiens brought his to more is teshionehle. else Psisley.

mould our first otvilisstion. an: discarded woolen forl summer.

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Wilt " Hill-Of mpg cotton, oreyodd end curigoue

'rhe shewlhesnetesstedthemut- tebrios. The msin desire is to have

her. Neither he: the hot weethee. whetewer is conspicuous in coloring

The shops continue to sell e oollee- middle. oomplscently ignoring
”oust-13.10““; oneotwhiels the “We.

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equsre decolieteze with a "modesty"
piece of rsre lace across the chest.
This teshion is not the influence
02 mm. It comes from a softer
ides of dress. e. bit of the Victories
grelted on the Venetien. We my
be m been to the dress of
Chulee I. The ladies of that dey
wore deep lece collars which partly
obscured the bodice. out ii: I round
WHOM” Ind belting the identical
Mt necklace a: latte pens-ls or
beeds that wee revived lest winter.
80 insistent is the d d for this
perticulsr kind of ornament that the
chap counters glow with it. Glass
of every hue is used. There are
breeelets end long earrings to msteb
the neeklsce. Spun glass is s. Psi-is
funny that went well at Palm Beach.
But long besds o! Pekin- blue are
the desire at the teshionsbles.
Curious cartels ere southt end
found women. Ancient desisoe
ere ed. No color is too garish.
We may heve taken the teehios
from the ladies of Cherie: I. hilt we
come within in. goat's nose es the,

soy in the South. of looking like the

Cambodia: bullet dancers.
Few women exist who do not “-
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cheese the appearance or any frock
3nd in so doing they litt it from

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their chence. The world end its
shops ere full of girdles. Many ere
notary-mode; others are fashioned
by ciever‘women who .ive the secret
ewe; to their friends or by e dress-
msker in en inspired hour.

It is impossible to tell of ell the
girdles worn; tu- casier to tell of
those which are eliminated. The
metal belt is finished. The broad
bend of flowers is in the third class.
The soon that tied in the back never
made heedway. slthough the large
bustle bow st one hip still holds
position.

She likes her eoets might. It."
shortsndopeu. Mineswee-
prophesy, this shops will hold
through the eutumn.

The girdle ornement bee slipped
from side to trout. Thet's the he
duenee oi the Orient contending
sgsinst the ciessio which cells tor
dupery on the bins with the use
phule pieced on one hip. It is not
ens-y for women to weer s buckle in
front. yet the emphasis is now
placed on whet we cell our stomeeb.
although it isn‘t. Slim women will
hsve s new lesson to haunt the
superiority of their figures in the
tacos of the thick-est.

New French girdles hold in the

Girl's {rock of this white lawn with as err-unmet of watch-
big as the only trimming. The garden hot is of leaf green stress with

garland of white lilies.

At left is (rum: suit of cocoa brows crepe do

chine, with licenced skirt and one deep flounce on locket. The elbo-
eleevee have double ratios of the fabric planed.

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The sorrow belt or pieot ribbon
tied st the beck in s smell bow with
eiomted ends continues to be worn
by women who eon asunt the smell-
seee at their wsiet. The brightly
colored leether belt with twisted
ends end without buckle is seen here
end there on frocks or soft cloth
or knitted silk. but the American
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ciste with beretoet sensors. bi
there is no hope tbs! the mini.
seed women will set weer then
She will.

lasteed or sewss settine lees-e
th now tishter. The mung:
tee in tor the wide-skirted
sweets to be vesishing ever in
becgthoriron.

With the increasing prestige I
the Orient. gorgeous girdle ernsc
meats become more lam“ M
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