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dreseed women everywhere ere
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em~whtch to straight end narrow.
the tecttemetnethethouflencyk
ebroed in the lend. end that the:-
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eee skirt: as emphetleeuy boumt
es though they had been worn by
the Pompadour hereon. ‘ '
Two Side by Side.
Here is a situation very interst-
ing. possibly unprecedented in the-
history or coetnmery—two distinct
silhouette: of woman's clothes goo
in: elong- side by nide. neither one
interfering with the success of the
other. In any group of women in
smart evening or formal afternoon
dozhee you will see the straight.
scant. seebbard-shsped contour. end
side by side with It the skirt the:
fleres as much as an inverted holly-
hock or morning-glory.
It is as if during the minutiae};
period when the enormous fox-dim-
gale: were in fashion there had also
been {rocks as straight and droop-
ing as those of the Moyen Age.
What the outcome 0! these two
parallel fashion tendenciee will be is
hard to predict. “110 an tell
whether within a few seasons we
shall have witnessed the complete
passing or the pencil silhouette in
favor of the widesskined contour. or
whether we shall ell have adopted
some new phase of the straight-line
silhouette, and the bouflancy seen
at the present time will seem to have
teenonlyeaeshinthepenoz
fashion? »
But let‘s erdoy the amusing con-
vaet while it leek. no it you don ,
some new '1 (rock of chif-
ton or tulle. as eiry end wide-hipped
as any ever worn by the charming
Carnargo. be reioloed to find that the
'n omen next to you is clad in a {rock
as straight end eheethhkc ab any
ever deemed for en up-to-date mo-
tier: picture maceration of Cleo.
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thst “em!“ or flexing m
«madman shortness. It
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odxnbdelsthetoneeeunowereeo
much more suggestive at the eigh-
teenth county than of the mid‘
nineteenth—e0 much more
dudmthenotthem
We.
Fashioneeeme to demand very
little variety end very little oute-
mnotthe boufianteventng
{rectum-cent. Iteppeersettts
best when med. of ohiflou. with
mnemnounoesflmmpstohm.
n:- ooasee mung Inn-drove: unear- ‘
setted waists—sleeveleu. with the
Wenmeflyinthetomote
Mttyrouodedsquu-e. Theshout-
dsr flower or flower: seem mud.
Unruly we touow the French flesh-
ion 01 veering them high on the tar
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The oontristing silhouette shown
in new fun- costs.
is
shoulder. but the right shoulder
eeems to be shie to carry this light
burden-with quite es mach smart-
om.
Afternoon Fierce.
I‘
Your penchant for bouflancy rnuet
usually. in the afternoon. he saus-
fled with eomething in the form of -
I. here achieved either by way of e
drculer shaping of the ekirt or nar-
tng godeta. The flare must be de-
rided enough even in thls Q'pe of
frock to be in distinct watt-est \1th
the straight. scent. net-row (rock.
Fashion brooks no heir—trey mees—
uree tn the matter. The hero thet
ghee somewhat the sflhouette o! a.
morning-glory inverted is as smart
for evening as for afternoon. sad
the fullness la menexod in may
veys. and orten the hem is burdened
with hands of ostrich or merehoo.
tarot-artificial flmthetsddto
the flare effect.
Even coats (eke on flared thee
sometimes. though the presence at
the flared fur eoet does utt in en!
in cast aspersion: on the fur one:
an is cut on strelgh‘. mt Ball.
It is as it the two modes hed egroed
to W. realizing that each m
the other through sharp contrast.
NEED FOR THE BOTANM
The sales M‘oman at the emu
where houtonnieres and shoulder
flowers ere sold now-a~days uuut
bevetobeebotenietorelsebo
studytns bonny at nieht seized.
Do “You Know — Whims
HAT bridesmaids bouquets this
winter very 0"!!! in mm
of two or three sharply ooh-
tmsttng varieties of flowers?
one wedding where the bfldesmeids
were dressed in orange end fuchsia.
the bouquets were quflnt contrap-
tions mode of meat. pen-tee end deep
daisies or chryesnthemums.
Sometimes the bride‘s
composed of severe] so
flown—as beby mus. w
end lilies o: the teller.
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m ehout as little real ea-
of Fashion
11': odd. Ssn‘t it, to trim a hat
with a snail? Yet a renewal mi}—
iiner has been using devices that
look little golden snails to form the
only trtzmning on the new shamed
little hat known a: the Jester-'5 cap.
The snail by the my 1r: placed so
that he appears to be creeping down
toward the left ear.
l
831]: wigs in white or pastel tint
hes been revived for evening weer
with frocks of the period type The?
In quite easily over the ehmgted
heed and do away with question of
arranging hair [or evening.
YOU BARGAIN HUNTERS
After Gladstone come the hero
gains. end ester the Christmee
ehoppers the bargain hunters. Most
of us pun to do as much shopping
a possible In Jenuary end Febru-
ary when prices in so many depart-
ments heve been reduced. end there
to elveye the regret that Christan.
have: your purse so net for at: the
was that appear toward the
close of winter.
The women who never buys any-
thing save at a bargain you are
witty wt to admire as having rare
business entity. But did you ever
teke the trouble to think what the
Meat and store keeper think at
the re! mun hunter? 1 reed to
e. m. journel the other on: the
easement of e ‘oortun wholesale
mu: that bargain hunters sad
price Men were the “tapeworms
thetesxoutthehoertoten indus-
W ’. Doubtiess in the retail world
too the m butter to tooked
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