The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

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fh@ hustle axzlr.. There IL 70 DOUBT shout
~. Al ypu have % Dc 70 Re suTe y t9 -
70 fhs dressrnaker VITO bsst knows the
stvlss ard STE wgl tell yea thsf toe new
est costumes al have that t3e2 lu wi@w-
=, seems a pity. fer we gef along 30 vel
without e. but thea the worid q fashl9a
Il nothing Il net weird q change. ard
ss there il nothing new under the sum-
the ealy thing fer us % 90 = % Keep
gosnz ever ana over the same gT01E1. 4iks
history. repeating ourselves.
We ha heard ruzaogs @ this eFent Iar
very long time. but that y would rea8lT
csrne, no che had the grace % acknoPs-
ledge urffl the present tine. am free
20 aessit. however. that think the hustle
~ IS present form = bound % BE- popular,
FOR i IS Tar from b@ing.~As gloTstrcslty q
q fsw years ago. Neat and graceful. 4
Is Just large enough 20 round up the HRS
ard give a stylish set % the skirt and
prevent IT'S gagEiag-
The modern idaa e % use the hustle II
the ouIY sensible wav--that +, 70 suit ire
individual and not have one shape and
style for everybody. Thus they are oeing
made in great variety. both long and
shore. and some fuller than others. and X
rs viii only select cne fof ourselves which
Il suited 20 Cur particular figure. think
+ viii really be acceptable. The style
most IN vogue Is moderately long and has
hip extensions. which VII suit the woman
who Is tan and not too fBll Of outline
But. as Z say. there are shapes % suit
everybody. ard no rule can be said 20 gov
ern this important matter. Each must
choose her own style. But a pad o. some
sort IL essential in order 10 be iaah3onable.
The SHIRT waist Is b. 70 means thing
% the past, nor has it materially changed
It's form. the main and In fact, almost the
fe4fr Of
which II IS made. From al appearances.
81 will be fully as popular tor fan and win
ter wear as II has been during the warm
weather and IN silk. yelgeteeu, corduroy,
cloth and wool plalds g. considered nee
sssaTy adjunct 10 every wardrobe. When
made or soft material the popular trim
uinEa are tncks 81 The same. cross dag
onai or lensthwise. and tine Fittings. Fer
che heavier fabrics soutaeh0 and wider
hralds. small metal buttons and velvet ri0-
hons are used for decorating purposes,
As 20 color. the assortment j. practically
endless. though OF the plain col9Fs the
preference q given 20 black. navy. brown.
red and green, which are frequently
trimmed with black. either braid or rIb-
bon, velvet, or narrow fancy gimp. Satin
waists OF a single color are very hand
some and stylish But for general wear
nothing Is prettler than a well-chosen
plaid silk which may be worn WITH almost
anY plain skirt neither muses. nor spots
easily. ard Is suitable for many different
uses. Then for people who dislike plaids.
there are blocked and checked effects. aud
stripes though the plaids arc distinctly
more fashionable.
a new feature Of the really stylish
blouse Is tie OF the same goods. Many
Of the more expensive waists have studs
instead OF buttons on the cuffs and down
the front. and linen collars are frequently
worn As a rule the waists are finished
with n plain band or a removable stock.
which latter retains It's popularity All
OF the kSift waists have yoke aud pleat-
Ell back, and II the material Is plaid, the