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clllla df buf' acquellltanae. wa' would have llhed Her ‘to iidve»o!ts` df tisrlittie empck-shaped velvet frocks that are so fashionable for little girls of her I s.

smock that goes on over the heed sld fastenir hsif down the front under is ily band. It we had had even two yerdl of _black or dark blue velvet st hand.

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many bed money losses of lute tha. we \ ' 5 V \ V p _V J I I 1 ‘V veluutsrlly use up ow' m°“"“>’ “" ` Q \ ' fb ’

lawance. He says UW* h°° 5°‘““ 1° “ ` melts it up ister-with compound ln- _

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erably with fir. 1‘nll.t's wh? I""¢ 11° sided to combine my velvettsuit and my

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\eleen suit we made the skirt ever

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sash of hisck satin, having frlngenn- lshed ends tying ut the left front. As It was ls really-meds suit rlnil the si-lgle breasted Jacket luui alwnys' been too Isl'-ge for Louise. we were om; ig turn in the hllttonhnle-worked edge und fasten the fronts lnvlsihly a. trille to. ward tits left side. When the -V-front of the nerk had heen bu|lt.up under it wide, fiat. rounded collar made of three ruws of broad black sill: Hercules braid. and the coat iuld been length- ened over the hips with five rows of similar braid. the suit looked so smart that father thought it was brand new.

Ili making over my black velvet suit.

the girls literally turned it upside dawn, Only Mildred. sltrseorrot 'old clothes that she is. would have thotight ol using the fronts and the back of the nabbed of; lodklns Jacket as s ‘knee-lllgh sans

tout alla or taking ina brnlltlls `¢l» :no "\”':l velvet s'kirt for the fronts and beck; ‘ ' ' t of e forty-two inch long Russian seat. - WM ` "" ‘_

Although tile 'orl i Il ~ ' " » » - ` 1 had W he used egcilln. £\‘/ittkgnstl-is\:;":l: 'V f f-,_ I I _- _

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o so can wear their reiuven.

Med Velfet skirts in the house gg wel] As out of doors.

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‘little brown velvet fl-cel: Vwhieh

_\¢“4f°6’*¢V°lvsa from the strslglmcut leekct which she dili_not~ out into when “WM `o_v_¢t- =»'hdr iliin-»sul:. .mar ru- ’"°"'“¢'*i\° l\'°“\'v 'kilns ana me wins roller. she _islily-iz-legen gn, ,helyfof this- wrsp into s cast-droning; liuggam, lirlisllt l‘rom\_~E\hel‘e- throat “to ~ her knees. Then she-turned~bsck the wrist ends of the sleeves into wine mfg., llnleilins the neck with 's.~f]l|}fi§i`»\|"m{

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lining out not the astln one 'rllal .nc turned ~lhif°. ll little slip for Ethel to Wear under the velvet garment. but _

material is absolutely unsnllsll to lm-

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wearing of so many white llnxerll (rocks, end that kind of tllllndsrllls counts ln our hells hold.

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it »|sl\'l old~fashlnnod and somber be- 'Q " ` 0 ~ p PV' _#TWV osulo- shout- the rounded-out neck llntl `.;a`:";F,~ ` ' ` "5(t`{,,` IX the ends ofthe tlll'es-riuartel' slee-\‘e.~, ,ffr 5 ' V V V V VV - ` ' ' ' er `ih'e_‘s `elubro_iderrd ll line vine in-_dull l _. , ‘ -_ gn 1 :' 3 -' ~ ' I ~ -`- 3-' '~ ‘ ' ` _.__ ` V gold.. Ethel understands that nhe‘s`rVl`e\'ei- " In ‘_ '__ ' ' ` t e _V \~ ._ r tu. ask to- wfnr this satin slip without _` "' _ _ 4 ' _ ‘ ’~_ -,.. I the 'velvet' rostllress. as of course the ',_-,V _"’ ,‘ ` ' - `

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narrow bands ,of white fox. she had the _ _ _ _ Q _.¢\‘._ smartest-looking afternoon and church ' _ V'-` V ' ` _ _ , ~ _ ‘ ~ f costume in this town. And it <il:ln't - I - ' t \» ’ °`~‘ cost a penny ss the fox trimmings ' C ' I \ -‘-'-<°~` ' ¢..s

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tive when developed in a. rich silk, but broadcloth worksup just as cilectively. Dark blue is a very good color, with the panel on the skirt, _and _the bodice of old gold moire. The

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without a coat.. The older girl wears a gown of gray French ctgallls “ll/wi* fra* °_f Kmlfiill lé$0J’tb;*l5V¢_*VV3/-'e I-hi* bd* “nd bow in front is of the same material as the gown, although gehvit f Silo Same C0101’ v/Wi 113 lui 15 2 “C1 - _

Tl1.hi' h' l 'th i `tbim0f AC _Ba elV‘e,_ _ Th; lllE;l¢|';l:l'sl:ler¢;§ gf srffllsfélllggv cécpe will. a bolsm and lnllfe-plalted shift- .rite b0l=fQ's¢¢ embroidered lil

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Will' lr* “I '°‘Wl'“*" °°“"“'° “°“"‘ vndlsse, -s-plemllll wt-nree lnuseee lol- tlsve -contrived for tier. but hy tsitiwt nur new gowns and wrlps yndvsmu. - -- the onlinr., iho cuffs and the muff bo_- with lilo llrrllt i’s<|lllll. t`uliot./ the Wnllhl Nftlte white cones' ulttltll' UNI fnluolls Uoucet llnll ill dnsen or more iI\"l_l-lFl!h<,f-f¢`_ lil! i0 ii" 'Nt Ch|”|“"'“-"~ wol~|tl-l~vlm\\~ned Pnrlslans uslnl "\\i||\t! in ~*iftt_.l\»i~‘t W DW! ¢|°““ 'U \’““|‘» and sallns nnd velvet; for the mlkiml |r;.nl»'"-sn'd_ “slvevuv to rover her kM°~_ tl ulsn- nnmle gowns. time l~l-mlm 'end her H ' is. Then we ll alle new ml- ”,, qminl but that .\lllu(iy will he “rin-i g~‘jq||!i,muff and bonnet or white in ml". » ' » e§i"ded_`|lll\ that was In the house and lfllmzlns mul soft tlw \\-raver: must l\_-. Lifslow iteks es well dleeuerl es our u sp" on vs drone emi _fold ls th'

lnsiters have-hrocaded velrets and other slllteh weaves. yet kept them soft ln'i Mil and lovely is truly n secret of the looms. . _ _ 0f_ 01-lenfsi gorseoulmess is the new

»l¢¢,0llIte Milton, I Wonderful flbrlo of glelmfntr and silken thrcsds. rich still cnlol-rul_ lt wlll oc nsedrnr me dran-

' cry. panels or ovcr-bodice nf :mme hand-

some licivns--nnd he wonderfully sf- fel-tlre. too! 'l‘lle sisters Csllot ere us|ll': lrrtwnlilvi le-Ivete. lh\'islll_\' null a|'tl.stlcl\ll,v. \Vhnl»e lmifhll. lrrllns. and crstlllllcs are heist! ~~-mis nr tllsee heslltlful' -\~el'vets-and

combination costumes. in whtsh char- meuse or some ,other silk or satin is combined with _ ,v»ivst. Blues_never found in the rel _ . edt and wonder- flll pm-plea, greg' ‘greys and browl\s- sll these Msdsme will Bhd in the hrooaded vdvet c0llOc\'l0It. I slw I devon lsllpe llrorldéd _vdyeit with here and there large riewers la s dark, rich red. Ami one or the. new somber-toned browns had s dedlln of burnt orsnge.

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colors in velvet as there are to be founli this Winter.

For tailored costumes the new deve-

fyne. e fabrtu of wonderful softness and uhm-nl. ill.llsvlng s. reqe in t'st1e. ll rage sure to extend this side the water. The fellrlc itself Ie already to be found in tile smart shops. it ls ll. weave thick and helvy. yet with mtsny possibilities he:-llllse of its softness and fineness. On the other sllls tile Atinntlr they use tt not only for wrsils nlld xulis, lult for dlt-sees-e\'l~ll hills!

Brnndriolh ls being lllod nifain this

ssnxnn. nsl-tlvlllsl-l_v llle liner. imported weaves. Psnne brnedl-ioth. with tllst

peculiar luster, is very smart for dressy tailored costumes. One quite elegant model was beautifully tailored-and of the new dark taupe-b::t quite simple. The Jacket was in cutaway effect. rather short in front. and with rounded back whidl wes considerably longer than tile front. The skirt, with its fold on one side and dl‘n.pBry on the other was quite novel, though extremely good looking. _And speaking of tailored costumes re~ frllnds me that many of the skirts show the “peg top" influence. and have plenty of fullness in some manner or other over the hips, yet are very narrow indeed at the tant.

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IIFOPCOAQS of corduroy are llere this

Mflteiicoats that may be severely

plsiti ii* you wish. or trimmed with the Ieshionable plush it you wish. Their colors ard rather conservative. but the costs themselves are quite practical for Nlaersl wegr. 80 smarl:1are the new separate skirts

that every weirlan who considers her- self well equipped will want a couple osmore to wear with her :_-rope de china and other blouses. There llre checked skirts and skirts of plnids-these for younger women. And some roughlsh weaves and herring-bone f-lotlle sug- gested country iranlps and autumn walks for the woman who has the ln- Dllnatioll Bild the wisdom ful' illelll.

Some jet trimmings and orllnulents for

the new gowns cell to mind some of the quaint jet trimmings of tW0 0|' \\\l'°° decades ego. Psi-ls is tlsins n\\\~'i\ ie the sparkling, gleaming klnri---in ms* buds, woven ill fssclnstius' Bid intricate designs on bands of line note. There are wide and nsizw bands. mpgs ornaments. pendsnts and fringes. 5. well sa whole roses or the lot bends- 1_')\¢|¢ lust are intended for draverl" md may relilly be llsed most effectually. Anotmr mwnu. 1| gpike jet fringe. lsld there are also buckles and orna- ments intended to hole up the drllwrivl of the new l'0W¥\l~

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PA new trllnnllugs is the use of smell bqqg, The colors ere somewhat sub-

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every aids last season, and ‘the designs are rather more convenilollsl. U", wry unique trimming l»l\nli- und it will be vhnrluing on all even- ing izown~-lvss of line net. wltll rllirtu- slolles_ rhenlila elulll-oidl-l'.\' Hull \i\l|° pl.-res or cork in the eeturltl 1-ulor. it ,gems "ther queer to think of wellrlllg Cm-it -hut we have worn wood sud rub-

ber and other queer things in our trlnt- mings, so why not cork? _ Though it would appear that we 'AIQ so have a perfect deluge of lli'dl°`l IM ssshes, there are enough kinds* end surely enough fashions ln which to deer them fur every woman to be somswhsl individual. 'file new wide braids ms) now he procured ill the most fashion- ahle colors. and if you wish to copy e Parisian whim. you will get as much ei ine wide braid as _vou need for your sash. and then illevorate the ends with s

bit of rich hrolfade or applique. or pos- Slhly fringe the ends ol~ add one of the new pendant ornaments. One of these girdles properly adjusted will add _ll touch of slllsrthess to sn otherwise un-

pretentious (own.

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THE LILY BOW

Do you know how tl tie A lily bowf

You should experiment with some old lengths of ribbon if you nlean to melts for yourself a velvet-crowned Aullwen lint wllose snlartncss will depend en- UFf`|.\' linen the poise of Its trlllllulllg. First. you :alle your five llnli'~_vnrd strn.mls of snsll ribbon and, sewing uns t-lui of each about tile base nf a llst's

rrowll. rirnw the entire llllllllxer over its apex so thai they slulli forln A plll'f_\‘ np- penrllllce wlllrll will nut hs pretty in the silk rihholl, lllll which lg lin-slv ig new velve-t. I-lnving firmly |wlsted` tile wiwle lun-ss tosclller wlllt s Ml nf list wire, rllll the siendelwwl of wires along lmtll sides or earh of the elllfs sud than twist illelll lntn shapes as llesrly se possible reselllhilng lhe leaves of g my, One elul should he tu-nt so that its smog partly uverlllp at the top while thy open ollt toward the hotlom. lu-lothg should bet-ulne a half spiral. two ehnf be hlllf double sud a iifih should lo* like lx budding it-llf. l`Jull‘t Kei dlsceé aBed when they refuse st iirsl in ug "iv IPM’ shdnss. Wired ribbon will stenl a lot of handling end. once hsvlng ae- quired the knack of twisting lt. into lh shapes. to renee! the pl-oct-ns with vl- vet will he a brief tssk.

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One of the attl'svti\'e little useful er-

nements that hlve rereiltly beg brought ollt to tempt the monersponjg- ls the clock-phologrspll frame. it U ill the form uf nn oblong eesel and `it hollio at one emi ll sunken cire clock and at the uppusile end s sunt*

frame rur .1 vlgnetls pxtosrspll. 5. tween the time-piece A the ping’ Irlllne is s spare fnr ln llilrlved Q rtrlled nuinonranl or crest. This little rl-llalllent for the toilet tsble nr Q5; llllrrunler comes lll an ivory-lirllshd lnmposltlon. in silver or ill gun motel, end makes ll unlflul fave' os».CQ prlzl.

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