Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

= nd a short one and that
pns cue .bould have as may other
women sihle in addition to these
70 e'' srse it is terribly expensive TO
Of Gu" .nv coats, but on the other
+" .+v are a great saving for they
nd '0s ao 70 weal out ones old wasti
I sOls w. ~. snd to make ones old wash
F'"~ ND one presentable skirt &C
's', .no fall. Under the fri517:""ly
- - three-quarter coat nearly
's'',, ss;rt looks well if the binding be
81 .,;,o the shirtwaist disappears
btirely ,,,,1+;n,;eifv q,
:. howeis one to choose? There
.so smart ceats which are worn
.o.cbing. They are long. straight
:, ,rp beautifully trimmed with tace
- chiffon, for the coaching glrl is a
'..nre creature. Then there come the
m .ers substantial coats of cloth, cut
- fitted in the back, built rather
,,,ioht in front and trimmed with
opg stole ends that hang well down
he front of the shii''
The Ulster Is coming Back.
+ may he news to many to know
that the ulster Is returning and that
will come back to us much trimmed
,nd nlentifully braided. 1t will be
rorv long and you will be compeIle1
- hold it up as you walk. so that it
rll not he the neat and convenient lit
do garment for which one might hope
from its name. 1t will be terribly
drpssv and will be reserved mostly fer
see wear.
The short coats almost all show the
|ktraight front, with the back also
Straight. In truth there is a Japanese
tendency about all of these coats
which makes one think Of the kimono
and its relatives. The particular fea-
ture is the stole front with the tabs
hanging we'll down toward the waist
line and the inevitable little finish of
lace on the ends
It is quite the fad now to have as
many of these coats as you can afford
and to have them in different mater
ials. They ale worn for all sorts OF
actasicns anG have been known to
grace a dinner I,arty done in embroid-
cred silk or in Louisine. The house
coat or luncheon coat is a very famil.
lar garment.
But the autumn woman who does
not want to HE her into a coat so
early can wear something else, for the
suits Of fall are very beautifully and
planned They come in
wo-piece suits. but with the upper
'art, or coat part, made in tailored
tyl,.
in the fall suits can be counted a
reat many stlyes. There is the Eton
ult which is still in our midst and
vii probably remain with us as long
S there are women who find it be-
ominE-ahi there are many who ac.
lally love it.
And in the Eton suits are counted
ne Elton bl0uses. with belt and pouch
ront, those Russian suits, which are
obby and comfortable. They are
lade in cheyiots, serges and all-wool
oods and can be worn all winter over
little undervest. They also cSne
satin face goods.
And, speaking of little undervests
underlackets, it Is time to think
the new ones that have come in,
he golf coats, with silk sleeves, look
cry neat under a thin coat for win
II wear, but it is newer to own a
ltle padded coat all of silk, buttoning
the way down the front, with pretty
''tons and fitting the figure as tight
as though it were glued on. A lit
Silk under jacket like this is use
Il all winter, for it can be worn un-
II anything, and, being nicely fitted,
dees not make the form larger. 1t
jest ei i1ton length, being cut off
'o}o lhe waist line.
-asque Suits Are In.
a suit tina, is back again this fall
the basque suit, which has tailor
foi wit