Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03

pear every WOHidu IOOhs 10 TWO lines
of accessories to aid her in her good
taste In dressing-the touch of color
and the richness of fur. Even in
winter color does not seem so nee
essary as when at this time of the
year the ground lies bare, and the
trees look desolate and everything
has taken on faded brown tints, even
the leaves are scar and hardly yell
low; therefore my lady herself must
give the touch of brightness and
the feeling of warmth.
Furs are expensive In very truth,
yet there are a FEW that may be
reached by the ordinary purse, and
IL one cannot afford a full garment
a coat or cloak trimmed with fur
is possible and In many cases IL is
far more servlceable. Sometimes
one wrap may be made to do much
service by the addition of different
collars and cuffs that may be taken
OF and put on at will.
For jauntiness nothing is more at
tractlve than the little fur boleros,
which are to be worn a great deal
this winter and as fur at its llghtest
is heavy the bolero is a special favor
ite with many women. For the new
styles in the bolero there have been
a few changes rather trying to some
women; one of these changes is the
square back which ends in a little
position formed by three plalts of
fur, which for the broad shouldered
women, and broad OF hip, is about
as unbecoming as II could be. The
fronts OF this new bolero are full
and straight, ornamented with little
pockets. a turned-over collar and
reversed cuffs complete the gar
ment.
For a tall woman a bolero was
OF brown caracul In the
box bolero mode which ends n good
distance above the waist line. and
has It's closing finished beneath two
rows OF passementeries which is also
used upon the collar and cuffs. An.
other idea for trimming OF the furs
his season Is the use of velvet or
motifs OF brocaded silk or velvet;
'6r instance fur bolero was laid
over an under bolero OF velvet, the
'ur being black and the velvet dark
ruby, while the hat worn with II was
of ruby velvet I'm n turban shape
decorated with fur bands and n fur
head. The skirt worn was a black
broadcloth. This costume was worn
lt driving party whore the wind
On that cool dark day whipped the
color into the wearers cheeks and
her brown eyes until with
the effectiveness OF the dress people
upon her style and beau
ty.
The idea OF having n brocaded
vest In the coat has been carried
Into the makeup OF the fur garment
as well as In other materials and Is
a fine place to get the figure effect,
color, or carry out the tone tints of
the costume. while Il does not de-
tract from the effectiveness of the
coat worn with other dresses. One
model IN sealskin displayed a vest
Of broadcaded velvet showing reds.
yellows and browns. from the vest
extended two double revers of the
velvet 20 the walstllne and passed
under broad girdle of the velvet,
while a little pastrion finished the
back
Another idea that would horrlied
our grandmothers Is the using OF fur
and lace together-nok as trimmings
alone as has been the fad for sea-
son or two but for the forming of a
whole garment. A blouse-like coat
OF heavy Irish lace with long sleeves
and high neck and collar had an
over blouse or bolero of pany skin
low In front with elbow sleeves
double breasted and fastened with
fancy buckles. A second fur bolero
was made up over a yellow silk COW
cred with dyed brown lace that ex-
aetly maehed the brown oaracul in
the bolero.
Thus from these descriptions Il Is
seen that the bolero Is the predoml-
mating style. yet there are other cuts
that viii be fashionable, indeed,
there must be because the bolero is
not becoming TO all women. For
many the box-coat Is better model,
OF this order. a coat was OF brown