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Designed by Lady Duff=Gord0n

Du" Maha an ADY DUFF-GORDON, the famous "Lucile" of London, and

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touch with that centre oi fashion.

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By Lady D..ff_o0.don <“i.u¢iie") '

AM showing you this week two costumes that I think are ideal. The evening costume is very

elaborate, just as I think such cos- tumes should be. The afternoon or reception gown is a splendid ex- ample of elegant simplicity.

The latter I call an Autumn leaf

gown. lt is developed iu soft, sup- ple brocado that is just the shade of maple leaves when they have

turned a deep shade of red. As the fabric is so ornate I have not used any decoration on the gown. _for the real lace collar can hy no means be called trimming. The

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girdle and sash ends are of shaded green and brown ciiiifuiis.

From shouler to iiei.n the gown

is absulutel plain. Even the sleeves are sdverely long and plain, as you will notice. ’l.‘iil.i is the cor- rect sleeve lor the \\`ini.or oustuind No other is iitiiiiissiblc, ii you want to be ultra stuart.

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gown is a reddish-hroivn sutlu beaver, having as its only decora- tion a long quill of green and gold. The muif is ti. large iiat uliair ot mink.

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Small Mountaineer Hat of Gold Velvour, Trimmed with Band of Mink Mur, and Large Pompom of Brown and Gold Feathers on Side.

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N0 eitiiiliig gowns ut all. we wear ln ovlduiico, so little, in tact, that it

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with warm water and ri bleaching Soap. One of the peroxide soaps would be useful. Or use caatlle

soap with water. into which you have sprinkled .1 few drops of per- cxlde of hydrogen or of ammonia.

An Ingcnuous girl I know bound

slices of lemon on her elbows every night before going to bed. While this Is not as quickly effica- cious as the grape fruit It It

cheaper.

When this gradual whitening of

the elbows has been accomplished Lake the next :tcp in their beautify- Ing. which Is smootlng them. If they are vrry rough. scrub them with a pumice stone that has been dlp_rr1!r_i ini-i v-/:rm water. Rub the 'o1::_~l‘°-ind spots gently with this. and slowly. lest you irritate the :Dir-._ Tl*-;vi nznnly cold cirrim or flivc cil to allay even any tendency 'L1 irrltntlcn Or if they _-ire only >ilgl'llv roughcncd. rubbing them _:und ami mu'-tl with fngers '.h..t 01,1-rr' been sprenrl with coconnut oll ,Z C,-¢,._,r_~h_ it long continued. t-0 ccltc-ri then-_

If the elbows are *iffy IWRFP

.vnssnging the flesh about them with palms well greased with mut- ton tallow should ln time nourllh them into roundncss.

'l‘\\'n Cfiriiiiiii wimion whom I ml!!

in 11,., iiimgir , ri-si lied their arms swntiied iiboiit llio ml<l\ll6 \\'l.'~_ strange, `»J\\lBlI\S bBlld°3°5- l itzked them wlizit malady afflicted them ami rin-y lli-st looked puzzled, then laughed.

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culling tliu sheep to the aid of our _ _..»_ llir.`iiig taltcii the baths too =-_treiitioiisly ilu-ir itrtiis had grown lliiii and they wort- liittcnllig them rind rouiidiiig ou. the elbows by means of one l. yor of -mutton tnllow, one ot cotton .-ed a linnl one ot linen

mominz wear almost excluslvetY_ The band ot fur is mink and film feathers are brown and gold. Tllli shape is tiie ucnie oi’ sniartiiess and is becoming to nine out ot ten women.

’1`he evening costume ls a de-

cided contrast, to these two models li is elaborate to u degree. T116 ialiric is a wiiite crepe cliuruieuse. The panniers are rather large, but the new court train gives tlia long lines that are so necessary. The sash girdle us arranged is suit~ iiiilc only for ii slender ligure. ’i`lie riiiiiestone embroidery on the h<<iii:t_ is duplicated on the trout ut llit- t-itii't_

lliiir oriiiiiiiviils were never more

¢ll\UUl'=\ll*: llrvy niiige t'roiii rent lace cups to iitigi- osprey it-:itiiers it is possible, ho\\'cvui'. to use suiiillcr clit-cts.

So let me introduce and recom-

uieiid to you ii iiitrrow and quite -igiit baiitleziu studded closely with paste, which shades from siiiiiiiig bl;i_-:lc to a wiiito hrilllaiiice and which is worn right across and lou down on the forclicud, tiie little wir- loops at eituer end pcrmittiiig of its easy and ilrm fastening under the hair at tix esides_ And then directly lii_ the centre there upriseu to the erttent oi' some fourieoii iiiciies, zi llilht osprey mount whose shading

troin black to white is followed and iticcciituz-_ted by the use of at central the ot ilrst lilack and then white entities. The whole thing is extraor-

llliflly becoming and eilective, ami

it could, of course. he carried out iii

Elliudes of emerald green or sapphire

U6. while though it is so tall, it is

l- .i\ lint it can never li..

iii. nuisance to those who sit hetiinil t tit tiicfitre or opcru, so tiiiit lt. wise wearers will not have to uti- d0¥‘t-10 tlieunpleusaiit and nerve-try- lllg f>XI\erien_ce ol licariiig purposely loud and vicious conimcnts on their sclllsliiiess in the choice of hair oriiunients_

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Beauty Questions Answered

By Mme. Lina Cavalieri.

J. ASKS it she can reduce

M the size niid proiiiiueiice of

iier cheek bones.

No. but you can so arrange your

naar and select hats that they will not seem ea prominent. Make a study of lt, and when vnu have solved the ,.rob|eni tor yourself ie‘. mc know. . should have to know_ more about your general appear-

ance xo further advise you ln thls_ case. ll- l.. C. G. complains of ;.'0U59flBBl1

that iiinis lliu benuli' Ol UW ‘mek

und nrnis.

Avoid the causes. Exposure to

cold caused gooseflesh. Hsbltticil rerveucncss sometimes has the same effect. More attention to bathing and -crclee will help to remedy that condition. Rubbing the affected parts with pumlce "on, grid afterward with cold cream is sometimes done with suc-

cess.

ni. \'_ C. desires counsel about a

defect of her figure. One hip, she complains. has become larger than tho other and is notleciibly so. "Carrying hooks and sliuullng on one if at have caused it," sim sayfl. indirectly iii.iswoi~t\ii»; |121' OWU quel- tion.

Stop doing what hu caused this

irregularity of figure. Shift your vi--'_ht to the other aide and give that a chance to grow. Carry tho books ln the other arm. Nature In “wa” glad to help restore the bil- ance ton oy Qu; tuu nabito, _

"My neck has be-como yellow from

exposure to tho sun, also from tight-. high collars. What would you rec- ommend to whiton it?" continues M.

ill. C.

I should first vcry lightly rub pu- mlce stone over the stained part ol. the 'kin and apply any pood cold cream to relieve the irritation. \‘/hen the lrrit_:ion had quite healed l should resort to rubbing the spot, li ctlll stained, witli slices of lemon. This failing, I should bleach lt with peroxide applied with cloth or _ sponge. A last measure would be to scrub it with warm water. Into which a tew drops of ammonia or t~:~.zoin had been sprinkled. using oatmeal or almond meal Instead of

scsgi.

hi. M. C. asks further ndvlce an

in \\'ii:it shall lic done with iizilr that is clzirker iii tlic hack tlii-in tlic irnnh tiers ticliig dark brown in the hack

tiiiti light brown iii front.

That is at uni:-.u:al, and simply

shows that your lialr ls beginning to grow darker, since you are twenty-une. If you were forty-one cr fiftyone I would suspect that the reverse were taking place. YOU might wash the back part of tho hair oftener than t .e front, using a

spoonful of borsx ln a howl of water, or the same amou:_t of lemon juice. or _1 hall tablespoonful of ammonia. But it is doubtful whether your hair would not ltlll be uneven. Better ict lt all grow darker.

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I don't doubt lt. l am perlonltly

partial to a mixture of equal peril of cream of tartar and lulphur for that purpose. I take ia dose of a teaapoonful of the mixture after every meal while clearing my skin Sulphur and molasses ln equal quantities ls a fine old-fashioned remedy. Eat much fruit and drink ten glasses of water a day and your_ .-~mplexlon will improve. how to prevent the tolling ot her

M. L. C. asks me to advise hill'

iiaii and itching ot her scalp. and oii tho same page asks how to Dre' Dare henna tea for dyeing the heir. which sho says is growing gray At the temples. ¢._

Don't try the' henna until yol

have relnvlgorated your scalp and half by shampoolng and manage- lf YW wall. your scalp and hair two or three times s week the Itch- lng should cease. The twice l year shcddlng at the hair should noi ‘~.-ri you If you do not lose more than about a hundred hairs n day. Loosen the skin of the scalp by ..__...y massage and rub into It one of the hair growers, as pure guy; oil.

l-‘_ H. desires s. Zormuta for \ ri-

iliible hair grower and advice ll IQ how to devci._ tue bust. ‘ _ ¢

it your hair ll dry, Ind futllnl

nalr usually lu, use this old French remedy: Almond oil, 8 on.; all of rosemary. 1 oz.; olt of cinnamon; I drops, _Manage the eellp wlth L _

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