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division of the other sex also. They can
not keep yachts or hunters, or build pail
aces or travel everywhere by special train
as a deceased marquis used to do, mere
~ to fiaunt wealth; and they. therefore.
go In" for wild expenditure in dressing,
expenditure which they feel sure will
make them notable. and believe will
among addressed women at least, make
them envied.
The rage continues for sleeves contrast
Ing with the rest of the gown. and less
striking combinations that are frequently
seen nave the sleeves of the skirt ma
terial, the bodice. being of a different
stun. Such a combination is the one
shown here, skirt and sleeves being of
pale blue damask. while the fitted bodice
IS of pale blue crepe, but the crepe is
seen only in two bands at either side of
the. front and back, the remainder being
covered with tulle lace, with vest and
similar insertion in back of white chif-
1on- The fronts are bordered with a
narrow lace frilling held by green velvet
RIBBON. and epaulettes. yoke and stock
collar are of lace.
When II comes to covering up the dress
material, the girl clever with scissors
and needle cannot do better than cover
her cloth and silk gowns. those of solid
color. with big applique flowers or de-
signs. This always gives an air of ele-
gance to a dress. and, incidentally, goods
that has lost freshness of look and stiff
ness. regains both by such reinforcement.
Battlement shaped characterization about
the sleeves. shoulders and neck are TAX
ing the place of the points and monde
script curves of the earlier season. When
elbow sleeves are worn they are finished
with folded bands or cuffs that cover
the elbow. Gloves short of the elbow
are worn with short sleeves, if-and OBJ
serve the "if," please. the elbow is
pretty and the arm is full.
The best dressed women are especially
carefully to be trim and correct in the
half season, between winter and spring.
and to accomplish this necessitates a big
drain on a woman's pin money. for the
costumes of the mid-season, unless very
carefully planned. cannot last very long,
An evening dress for this period that
looked as fine as anything well could,
showed to the practiced eye tina economy
had guided. It had a 1aring figured silk
skirt, a bodice cut off the shoulders. and
the sleeves were velvet and were set on
over the sbo,,,dsr "a - "en'
lar NO. 4 49,. - 80.
xvas s;,nn1a 80 49, - ss
valvat wss +b,,s $3.50 :.
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with . mn 49,, - lie aans
wr;st - - I-sn ~ a. -
Aar:11G o1rff &C. ha;rr ,,,at ..1zAeL. n.
Ians caii' IS oeihs Ihuch USED Tor the
oeNe coa.s-
~ reeve are also seen on the
go aAu "ash COTTON summer
sS- 80 - lhe SHOPS, ana IN almose
sa sss aie louhu 70 pe Vastly
- eANA IS ohs-noholeu
~ streets are seen IN
~. 80 ootor amen paeisee waists
. oe.icdle open M
- - roh anu
- a'0 Guns
s+ns,a. ehec's
$500 - na-s oe mucn N iaVor.
MA 5,aa,s = ~ ~ are tne
hrao,1 ao1Ian 80 = 3 oiiu
str;nas anu WITS
.ra,rs n,a.L1 20 - = . rs shoWiis
aro,nds and IT, - : "hi'e
s;lk eowns ars ~ No.
nent nsr+ N ,mma~
s,bons orc f,,,r - n.t he...n. ~
nrettv varieties No Ina,a 80 e
silks are no lon.er fosbionah,o ~ 49,
are stil1 ~ ba ho,,sh+ ana - Z.
nothing cooler or n1eason+ar e. ~
mer gown tbe chances are tbo,, r,;,, ~
seen.
80
1t is not unusual to see children of both
sexes with ears projecting in such a way
as to be a positive deformity. The
mothers appear ob;ivious to this fact.
and any suggestion from an outsider is
met with indignation and disgust. The
mother thinks her little ones perfect.
a anu' bi pef4 fnat tb na'u na1,1d enough Sa 'mnror resenfs
It is possible to correct many Of the