The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Returns q Nnt-Br0wn Maiden.
in q Hurry to Bleach OF.
ADVICE FOR STOUT WOMEN.
People One sees I'm the shopping Dts
trsct aud the Things They Have
in tho stores.

<.sv brought hone in taeiE trunks Tia.
sseaehe.i hair and enamsIsd faces that one
r,es.a nav and then look especially gro-
txsaue III contrast with these healthy tses-
.ss Why're Who'll. summer has hesa one
;orQ communion with nature In nsr varl-
aas forms. Alas Tor the yanstses oF fool
IL, xoasan that drive her as once 10 the
a5rnatul0gist or gse druggist for prepa-
yatfg.s that wllI remove taess badges OF
sod health. Fortunately 81 <akez .tEne 10
remove them, however, and at may ex-
sset Tor Il month or more TO see the streets
ard ssiops and tiieaseHs blooming viii.
-s;:f Lrown ni8idenE' whose '.fnby. ruby
lpas .ssss rosy checks defy the art Of The
,sfasst 10 dim their radiance.
SamellHax One meets q woran with a.
Indication OF he4sltf that is rather TOO 4s-
r,esfsyf for her own comfort and leaee
81 mini a mannlsh locking individual
via TOO many pounds TOR heF stature ex-
<ited GONE interest and considerable mirta
es the part OF some young Ladies' who haa
pst yss recovered their city manners after
az freedom and license granted them In
thesr capacity OF summer girls. TIE ytoss
uon,an compensated for her supsrfiuo..s
ayordupois by 4 corresponding Lick Ok
szg,e III dress. For she waS dressed ia =
reysseiy plata. tight-htsing gogn that ent-
phass1ed every faulty line of her figure.
or al tslngs in the world that the stout
admiration OF her friends and the slient
commentator o( her enemies. IL IT, the sp-
rxarasce OF nann.Shaess. Il Is only the
xo.nan OF perfect proportions who can af-
fsrd TO dispense with the friils and
aosncex that makes the slender woman
look stout, and which. IL they 40 not make
siliogy siafsssi o. a feminine Sana1y.
Il Least gi.e the imagination 4 chance TO
xofk.
A sioas woman looks especially well i'm
&sseeFy that hangs from the shoulder.
lIrnre size n at her best Ia n iogse h0lsxe
dress or a tex jacket that has no waist
the. but hangs from The shoulder Ia
folds that conceal tho lines os the figure.
i, should be as IL she had 10 waist. ex-
espt perhaps Ia the biek. iris Is a diff
aeu.t rule 10 follow IN the making OF
street dresses. but there sse many de-
ssees Which have 10 other reason for be-
Ing than Just to enncsa. tile faulty lines
about q wofnsns waist. and these are
the rlShtfui property OF tho wousan who
y stout. The Jacket with It's long points
On each side reaching several inches be-
low the waist IS good example. and a
fail OF lace from chin 10 a point below
go wals, Is another i.arze sleeves did
- maes toward identifying her lines
- they aid for the woman that was TOO
saia. BIT these ads 10 beauty must he
iaregcne BY her as we'll as by her slender
sister
X Il remarkable with what saddenness
fse epidemic Of small sleeves has spread.
In the spring and summer We positively
refused to have them in our thin dresses.
and ever woman OF opinions s.ouiiy
maintained that she would never wear
them. Meanwhile The designers have gone
On quietly designing ailuring styles with
which 10 win Us against our Wills. and 10
snd behold car new gowns have small
sissyrz After all X IL the general efyett
iaat We admired and not any technical
fern OF frapery woman liked the pro-
portions whica the large sleeves gave her.
eas was wide through the shoulders ana
rsfsoS through sae waist. consumma-
ton which has been striyea for ever since
ne frst woman wore stays an1 Metici
collaf
TITS effect W. have preserved for as In
tie antasin fashions. ~ one device or
saesher, whether 1t he pun. bertha. or
saaulet, The shoulder Hue Is extended. snt
tbs i enough. Hut just as figldly Il the
tale 81 The close-iitting sleeve adhered 81.
Y one ease the large puI looks almost
re tasl years drapcry, hut from tAe
merit II i plainly eeen that ~ liz attached
y TIC sleeve wh-re except AZ the top.
s0sns sIashed open ia the 'front.' and edged
sila strip df iace insertion. sna showing
ihs isEht sleeve underneath from wris, 80
sAS@sNtss Nus OK tftf es+HFEN ait Aefs
lag Win a can or i srili OF lace hanging
essr TIE hand
Tar most common sleeve Is the one that
tight simost to the top. then suddenly
sweigs into q pin that Is part ~ TIRE
Serve neansr. and nat separate draperv.
Tar style MS used hy enc - the yeang
seIasn sao took - nisch interest in her
aaiortrnafe sister ~hp Was stout. HcY
afsss wa* made Nib balero Jacket taAt
VI ftff 81 fsft tslse ais. across
sass Hnt- lieaesth fhss MAS sis-A' tgtlnE
sAilee sAat extended below sae waist Ire
Points n 'ressts with 2 Slight painter effect
sytF The h!ps. Ta.s anler bodice sss made
y sssk, aat sae eoleso JACKET ana sleeves
esFe e. The same woQ,sn nagpri8i as fhe
sksri.
A Dress ;Aai e.igat b. ,.ansl iefsa ,leel.i-
s3S .s'iy1n So Tar ss tac sleeves were
sanseFnes. htd tat appearance ef having
go puts that Adf AeFa Shipped or tkg
ae eia woeaau'~ pvgticeat OF Mother
0sssse f8F1e ~ was a combination ~
sSefssa Brown aul NarH shade 81 ma
wa velvet The skirt. Nnl1st Na> sEsnt
= SKIRTS h8va been S0lnm lately. hst
seaiS embroidery tfmwl0G around gAe bot
ssa iaat Tsn un lhe lois of The skirt In
FVa'fs at aif7vrtns .eue.as. The sleeves
800 sSas ans made of sul.8 embroidery
.ss ssless Ao.sice booked something like
sss*ttiTss "a kef AMI sonnet hfeg like the
al % NAL sRal t'e y oig Hopper More rs
= 'siAian. II b uxht ARIA has ~ apnar-
~ fastening. ans va cams. hut 81 as8sse
3 ~ iae nguge hy nesa~ of Nhat b.
saoen Il agess.nsksrs r- tNr .F'rsneA
= aHsi wnsE nish; slso hs calaes "A
$50 }feai ist5 is. ft g. iait sn sttle
s ~ ksf ~alst tas snd stretches IN
49, PstreS. 1oAh,e f9Aou Aels fasgens
80 a seysie 81 thr s,ssss. ana r.,ns 10 u
go 80. ~oeFe al thc easf, where 80 is 0u-