The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
THE LITTLE THINGS IN FALL DRESS
The Shoe Wear the flat to Buy and the Kind Of Nsckwe That
Will Be in Style.

down the front TO the bust line. Here yor
tie another bow, and again another at the
waist line.
The waists to be worn this winter are
the shirt waists They are made Of
French flannel. in delicate shades.
One very handsome waist is made Of
pale salmon pink. There are two groups
OF tucks twelve tucks in a group, on
each side OF the center Of the front. and
down the front plait made of twelve
tueks forms the fastening. Between each
OF these tucks Is narrow silver cord,
and the belt worn with the waist Is OF
silver braid. The back II drawn down
into the belt In the very center there Is
a group OF three tucks. On each side OF
this group are other groups OF the same
number. Between each of these tucks
as in the front IL row OF the silver
cord.
A waist IN dark brown IL very striking.
trimmed with gilt cord. A piait runs
down the front, and from each side of
this n scroll pattern in the gold extends.
This waist IL especially adapted for slight
people for the scroll design IL very broad
and gives width across the front Of the
waist.
The little gold buttons worn last year
viii still he used. and their bright little
eyes win wink and twinkle In the sun
light.
Fashionable rootgear.
II - during these delightful autumn
days that every woman slories in the
daily constitutional During no season
OF the year. not even In tho spring.
time. does she enjoy her favorite exer-
else as she enjoys Ii now.
And this brings NJ the subject Of fash
ionabie pedal belongings
For the past three years We have been
fashion has revived the Louis OUNCE
heels ara the little narrow, pointed toe.
And though, o. course, We know that
nothing Is more injurious 10 the health,
the high-heeied shoes are d0nned, and
great deal Of discomfort with them.
How does Il iniare ones heaithT' I'M
patiently asked young girl the other
day. she dia not wear high hssis-bn,
was contemplating doing -, In the FIRST
place the shoe with more than moderate
heel is very titing 70 walk on for any
ieRgth ~ girae, ard the hlgh heei.-fhat "a
the extremely high heel--throws the body
forward and q r. Impossible for one 70
keep ones equilibrium. rae foot T. forced
forward, and, nine times out q ten, eoSns
ara the result.
There 10 q cord. a muscular development,
extending fv0a the foot w the back n
the leg 70 tAn kidueys The raising = The
many times causes serious nimeSS
Into the narrow pointed toes the foot .
cruVie1 nua ihc lnstep raised. She cfrca-
lsti0n IS impaired oy the tight laeing ~
the Shoe. ana the waarev walks painfully
even ca the safges' ~ carpets, what.
then, must she saTer whsn she eysxsea
roughly paved streets
Wheu one seeaks q a 'coumoa-sense
shoe some rressy mouihs are twisted irto
scurpfM curves
cowmeu-sense shee" does not necas-
sarilv have O. Ne a broad. square-taeG
aat-heeioa Affair nor does IL have 10 be
made from pebhle-guas, 81 even have the
bnttons nn walch some dislike 80 much.
\ common -arnse shoe may h. iusl a.
pretty. just AZ dainty. as tho extrsyagaar.
~ poiHled and eeeled slipper
There are tWa of three STYLES ~ heel in
this Shoe Tbs Spanish heel which has
been WORN mn-h ot nte. Is parfeetsr
straight. bat hiEh enough 80 give a pretty
taper toward ghc bottom Tire hee1-called
ng some the opera heel-~-urves toward the
center. some in the Shape of a Louis
QuinEe, bGt Il IS not 80 bisA Then there