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tilii-‘I ituiilt‘it thrifi' tli't‘ who shade, nud another lt'l't‘llt'li (ll-e".
nt'oid anything in the \\':I_\' nt
un cstrrxne or ultrat-nrw style (it! rose. Apparently mototmd squir-
muker uhows mole dyrd :1 deep hols
Fur Old and New; Precious and Common, ls Used In Winter Fashions
! l'l‘hls is a. sort of sheared wildcat.
' l'l‘hen there is “iouteau”-~naid to he
i What are to he the smartest. fur-finally heby otter. One of the must
what Fun Arc Smartest?
re” 'ln it fur mtrtnent, because they ex-
port to wear their turn some tltuei‘
.rel nro round better suited to the‘i'or tho cominitr season“! is a ques-
demandn or dyed peltry this soanou ilon that
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sometimes ask
Those. me very oiton “mitt-1‘. who than the heavier. deeper-tuned here When about to no forth and invest nt‘tnt It in Imitation or lizard. This
amazing thlnn the tumors hat-u
done is to shave gazelle and then
leuve n nurmcnt difficult to alter.
Wilm- the “PS! ll‘m-“U’ltr tilltllltl' of and roney pelts which were used in fur coat or collar. One authority is then used for dress and mint
for. They have their lur tzut‘nieliistflo extensively last season. Mole answers this by giving it. list which trimming. . "n
‘ rr'mtululed. to be sure. but they iskin dyed navy blue has been noted it'll"! "1 ml" “"1": Real “"l and‘ New Ways of Trimming
nvutd tiny novelty in cut for {Our it ~on more than one occasion. ,‘t‘Pnl‘tll'Ptl llHlHkl'fil 01" liualf‘lldealv'l '
mittitt imam quickly out or sli-‘lt' and. l-‘unuy thing- it is that fashionfht' t'ru'acttlfi. I‘at‘roun. lu‘oadtull.‘ livery ."Ml' ”'0 l'lll"‘1"t‘s luunt-h
mink. nuturul muskrnt»-mentlonlng some new fashion in i'tn‘wthey go
”should cause the furrlers to dye one
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'11: n semnd group dyed squirrelhout of thelr wnh' to think or somw
Other women there are wlm fuel .t'ur the color ni’ another. Luuvin.
‘ that inshlon comes trust uml quality :for instance, is win: a very tine let-mine. dyed weasel nnd Amerirauitlting new for the sake of creating
\) next. And they insist on us good ‘summer m-mino dyed to the color utilu‘ondtnil, [comment. This year nut! or the
style and its much llll-inv-llulonnfifiinflnlg‘ . 1 Another furrter gives this rule:'best known of l’m-isinu t‘urt'lors
.‘ l in their furs ”H in their "wk... “1.4 For event“): you should selertdaunched furs worked ulth stout
l ‘MN 1, need in. they will Hm. Metal-Dyed Fur ermino. bmndtuil. chinchilla. snhle.]beeds and «oft pliant furs tirt'nngml
, dyed mm.” or wary 7m it‘ll”. “r I! you cannot :ttYord them. then get in flat. pleats.
I course, us it look»- no“ nu-l is mode it serum to he the dressnmkerslafl POW] imitations 3" WU “all 3"" 'l‘nlls always piuy "7' 1"ll“ll‘lmll
l' in the inn-st itirltitllt. it is hard to rather than the makers of fur Rll‘- liord. SW" “"7“ "3 “‘3'- “m‘ ““l'tl‘m‘t “‘ "1° fur ““hmm‘ "r ”‘0 3""-
izuy which m.‘ them l\\'u nwthuds In intents. however. who are interested ’dl‘t‘tl muskruu rncvoon, ymturnl‘smt. One WT." Nil‘lklnfl idem mad:-
} l‘tnlt‘l'. (luly hour in mind thttt
, even the must luxurious nrltry purple cow is still a myth. purple
l tuukts :i, nonmi Itmk duwtly it‘ it its nudes nnd moss-green Iqulrreln d0
t rut :llulll; duwdy nl' ultl-t'imlziont-d not seem to he. and you find turn
1 line-n. hint that furs thnt are moldy-ed g‘urttcl. violet, green and red
; rhcup t'nnnot M made to ltmlt n»;- as part of the trimming on many or
t thing but then“ no matter howdho frocks made by prominent
{ smartly they are nl'ttlt‘ up, nnd \\‘l”l;Fl'{‘n|'h dressmukers. it ceriuinly
i - ulznt t'hlt‘ that we wont. would seem like painting the lily to
‘ npply a gold or silver finish to tine
. .Fur for Trimming ‘neltry. but then’ perhtlps the fur
l ,jthut is used as the foundetlon for
The way in which the dross. Hhia ntetnllzing process is not‘ot tin.-
ntnkerv. of Paris llltilit‘ two of for in :t‘irst class. At all events Brandt
the embellishment :tud t.‘lll‘l(‘lll‘llt‘lll ;nnd other French tires-makers have
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Moleskin dual (ll’t‘l‘fl is used [or the lining of collar and cuflahof this
Mack satin coat. The [rock bcncatl: is of the same shade of green as
the dycd molcsktn. .
l of tracks is nothing short of mur- 'used quite a hit of gold and silver
' velous. They work with furs' as n ifur.
painter works with the colors on his s It has been observed truly that no
in these min-ht)u‘~htt¢tl furl. it tllelnmskm“ 'h'wl vrmine are not con-
ihlm in any zoo.
this autumn consists of u long “-11“.
,stoie made entirely of n luttica
. work of mink IHHN"ll‘lrll"‘ than two
i‘hundred {OHS holllfl usml [0 make “I
Here is o slrt‘t’r of dyed nqtt’rrtl.
ahom‘ng metallic brormlr' lu-umil: ”1’
clashes. 'I‘ht.‘ ting! Imp/ff it Irimmrtl
with a small fur btnr,
Reversible fur coat of ailt'vcr
mnskmt mtd fancy wool tweed. It
is here tram ttrrcd side out showing
(dying of silver musk-rat.
sidered quite appropriate for eve-
ning wear.
You Meet New Name-
Susliki is :1 word that is heard
this autumn when turn are dis-
cussed. You may rack your brain
in.vain for recollection of any four-
i'ooted creature, so called. and you
surely cannot recall encountertng
The truth is that
the suslikl is a. ground squirrel of
Mongolia which has been described
as being in nature "very small and
very ugly." But such Is the skill of
the modern fut- ‘worker that this
hitherto despised fur has been
transformed into one of surpassing
beauty. The long. bristly hairs are
plucked or sheared. leaving the soft.
rather thin underlur. which is then
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t:; w: nvr ,4 Hypo timf, n’ lulu/ls 1,3 .riwr t'r-J mn.’ Itiir'l ti"’[]l groupie:
"'1‘ un'Vn' lulu NH, ,; " \‘ .Qrvt'l‘yllll l.' ’111' 7 t {,t with ll Illl afternoon
i'tl/ w l/‘u l.- lln'tv ,‘ . n t.‘lllt‘:/ trill.- 1mm; n’ In‘m'l. l‘l'lHl, t'tllbl'fltfit‘rtll
in gm". tl tlw ,,-, I; ,w u ...,,, mart: 41' ,r‘: .wi t7.- at of natural brown
n:.rr'lu)r H .‘t’: nil-u. slwiy- dull (21‘s 1»! .wdl.
COLORS
t'Ith l“ an old t‘olor
“\l'vl>t Which in seen in
NEW THINGS lN
ul‘l'Tli.
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Mt w lli' .‘lll‘t'll'lt-‘Ft \Pth-t
'mvl \ . I it's:
\v in. am .th‘t"! -nt-~I li"\'P been
w iv. t . t‘umul f- 1‘ 1 number of
Phil. .‘- '5» autumn, and
Min myw‘llihg gut tilkillll‘ill'fi
.. t1. Wit: ‘
mu; 1m. :2 il..|l in thus:- \'olstead
vi l_‘ < .m \.:H-:" mum of wine tones
‘shv‘u‘vl t'ilit‘ into inshlon‘! Bill.
t'v't: ‘ l‘“"llit|ll for them began In
l‘nl‘r .uaztl uu lvml nothing to do with
I'm uni it’t‘l. Meantime we
tmv :w’ it tijzlitwilt to know just
\\lx.il lti".t!ll ulon tuition oxperts
till; lur-uynlu t-lm‘ol, purl.
c‘lr‘tr“ .i'lvl lli‘ tllll"i' onxra-l'omlllnr
.. i'w Mme. itmtzunuly. so popular
.:1 :‘.w d . or our mothers, has
mumi a it into its own. Black
l'tiw'v m It! to liutml among the
‘.\l|'lt‘ twill”. t‘totlult its: .1 mPttet‘ of
Lit-t ii is runner] for .1 very dark
<wu‘it's ul‘ than that is jllSllV DODU‘
ltr lililnrll'f the l'nrisltmr. It is a
liven, tit-h “inc rotor. t‘hanel is
Illlitwi: l‘.o lt‘rcnt-h milliners who
5qu lllt‘ wine tones in their new
wlvvlln ~.
‘7‘ titti.w-.1.'l.lult' lt‘lllJlliS popular.
» u ,' i: 11.1‘: inguilnr purple by
n" \t'l.ll mums. it has been
.l. l ..\' it :Is)‘, twirl. queen bird
' "t1 ‘.ii'..‘v':.
l \inmu'v tl'lll“lli“§ mauve and pink
melgt W. i-z win or the most. charm«
the links \lte has shown this
autumn.
Fltlllif‘ rotor and gold.
'. inlet.
l’r-tunn and
Yellow and mauve. Emerald
and uliw green. Shut your eyes
and li_“ in tisunllze these colors.
'i'hv-y :u-n unusual combinations em—
tvl..3...l it}: Yteb of Paris in some oi
the nt-w t'\'(‘lllllg frocks put out by
llf‘ll home. -‘
\‘ .-; r- you: lull: of fashionable
‘ :vumi without talklutt
l‘tvFCWU'lt‘l. Thll
‘l -‘~ ulr from a quit.
\. . Mll‘ zone much
- . t-‘hnr seasons.
m lms '19 rose
1 llil' i-iaue en-
tt - ' .»-'. (tr
.-.- palette. and they can give lack-
l'ard cat ‘a new aspect and n new
name and we tire, on well pleased
bearer of anything that might be
icnlled fur is safe from the furrler‘s
jclutchcs nowntiays—nothing from
with it as with crmino or other the lowly chipmunk to the lump.
- Precious peltry. This does! not mean Eneeited kangaroo. If any beast of
\ that always the}? use inexpensive‘fleld, forest or water has not been
* rl’ltl'ti. Jenm’. Ashes. Lelong. Realtor: llisted unions the peltry used by the
' and Drecoll are mentioned as thelfashlonahle {urrlers it, is Vecttuse
l-‘rench dressmakers who are most the furrier has never tltoug t of it
. skilled in their handling of fur., has not yet devised n method
always knowing just whttt fur totu‘terehy he can render that,peltr_v
use with the various rubrics nmi‘sot’t and pliant and attractive. But
how to obtain the best effect there-intro him it little more time and lie
with. ‘-u-itl get to it. So far there has been
The idea of dyeing int": zurtltcs as :no pvltrk to which the furrlers have
strong appeal to the French maknrzciven their best concentration that?
‘ of women‘s clothes as Merv—though yimn not provedflo be usable. g
l pound." the fum‘i' for hnrv dyed u ' Sn leopards or the-Jungle are used
l pssaiogate tvttrltle. n vat-dent gt'evllislde by side with cats from city
l ortt luscious rose lms abated. Still :hnokynrds. Sables and seals are
’ squirrel is not infrequently (.lyrlvl to spoken of in the same breath with.
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a lovely golden shrult- or to this do ’rnts and 'abhits. The only think?
rope. :fnd mbhit h; dyed. pizttlntun. necessary is that the paltry. such :is,
mings of mole dyed u lovely violet fully nnd smartly used. .1
dyed. Sometimes they are made to
look like dyed ermine. and they are
given a lovely golden brown or
bronze shade.
What has given susliltl especial
importance at the present time is
the {ado—or Pnris origin—for fur-
dyed costs. $0 well has the new
fur-lined cont been received thnt
authorities on such matters predict
for it a wide popularity when cold
weather comes. These new coats
are made of tweed or some other
similar material and lined 'with soft,
thin, “and pliant fur. The suslfiti.
the. muskrat, ermine and squirrel
paws are considered very desirable
for this purpose. .
Russeltl is smothr-r name you may
encounter. Don't imagine that this
is it new species of animal. lt l!
only it hare from He ru‘in, in-
geniously niuclu'd. ’
Martin] et Armand are using irim- it lulu of good quallty and is skill- i Cato Monies l! n nutm- you may
hear when rum nro tulizod about.
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and
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RIBBONS GO ON
(,‘rat/ (‘tlt‘nt'ltl it ”I" for who"!!! to lamb”... ”A. Hm... "ml fotshlons
trim this {thill l'r‘Il‘pI .wii, mullet-”Hm, Khdmi ”Wm”; 3,, on may".
“shed with ”my hrd'tl. l.’ Mir-I'lh't’itxr lrt‘t'ome obsolete
. then ribbons am used in adorn our
WITH THE FRENCH DRESS- frocks. ltihhons may no longer be
MAKERS used at: much as they once were for
.\lnn\' of the (lressmttknrs liltili'J-HH' lllll’ll'h“? "f running through in-
sunris- to go with their evening.M‘I‘H"n m‘ entre‘deux 0" 0‘" “I"
frocks. :rnd these tnuy he worn when £3911". WI ribbons “'0 “I“ very OX-
the frock is used as :1 dinner gnwngtt‘nfll‘mli' 1“ milk“ 3" '0"! of little
or slipped on at the theater or unifnllt‘.‘ GDDHQUCM With which to
other oer-unions. l’ielI. the l-‘r'enrhzmlorn dnlntY underthlngs. Ribbons
dressmnlter, has hit upon the idtuimny not he used for ”Ahab-but
of making. with many of her eve- they are in big demand-for the milk-
nitu: trot-ks. little loose t‘outqa-nt‘tt‘n 1in;r of audits. Ribbon hows may not
of chiffon-that mn' he slipped on | he favored it ' milliner for a season
n\"“l' the eveninu in; l; v hen one lsmr so. hut 1‘ than: or used for the
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Ifrntt'nrnlyfi‘tocou color is us: d .‘n nulrt‘ this luxurious- c’mt. trtmmnl l‘ttuilt .it nil uudw» tht l‘ t .l .. It tons. l'ltert;1 it:l “l“fmihbon: n:-
trt'i': r-ttflt‘s of :hr in: ’m'liw; from Mr t-nllur. this; “run. t~t.oti:.,lt {or t e us ng o r .
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