Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

New lOIhi W.
,hon women took a rest after
!. christmas from the toll of dress
.,,ug hut now that the exodus to
he south has become as well an es-
.bushed custom as trip to the
4 psv,era in Europe. it is necessary
y h., tbe woman who makes such a
4 IN must make a thorough and COM
&Dls,e outfit. for the winter outtit Is
no wise fitted for the southern
Lime This migration in greater
Il |D,mbers than ever before, from all
Laports. has already set In. For
Lome weeks past now, in fact before
he holidays, preparations have been
,oIne on early and late in the great
aressmaking establishments In this
'EW.
For the woman who must stay at
home and who does much of her own
.ewipg these advance styles are OF
|lnesilmable value and usually this
elass are TO be seen daily roaming
Through the great stores taking notes
apd buylng whatever bargains they
Ian that will be of advantage to them
4 Ia their spring outfit. To buy the
'eottons and wash goods now, is eco
|nomlcal and insures your getting
STYLES and fabrics that will not be
found later on. Even in hats, early
as Il Is, you can pick up hat moth
4 Ing like which will be seen later in
A the season for at Easter IL would
seem as though the only thought the
4 milliners had was TO turn out as
many crude oddities made OF cheap
materials for the many, all on few
patterns, and charge as much as pos
| sible for them-as much as their
audaeity and the foolishness OF tho
buyer will permit. A hat bought
now often has a style and distinction
that is missed in the Easter sales,
except pou pay well up above the
twice ten figure.
The first thing to be brought out
by the houses that cater TO the south
en resorts are the linen and muslin
iIocks; and among them one finds
little that is radically new; of course.
oddities and freak looking clothes
are brought out all the time, but
changes are taking place more grad
ually all the time and most of the
models seen are planned on those
INES seen during the past thret
months, They follow accepted lines
and IDEAS. which are cleverly modi-
red and adapted TO the summery
'4pries' First TO be noticed, that is
'he princess model which has beer
~ very popular during the past two
SEASONS, and for which another sea-
you Is an assured fact to judge from
'he new models shown. Both the
Aea'y and soft linens and muslins
are used. and from the experience
warmed In the past the dressmakers
aa'e learned pretty well what and
80" 10 do TO get the best and most
s''0nlhg results for all figures, for
mere Is no doubt about il that IL
'suies are-l mean that the owners
AsuFes are princess mad. Il ae-
'0uhs Tor some OF the sights one
- every day on the streets-with
~ Tue aid OF the modlstes' art the
sOme. ~
sor a tall woman with a we'll
/ '0,Aed figure there is rather severe
',ss s'l'sss style with empire modifca-
\ , - or a sort Of compromise be-
'l 'he two; the sides and front
~ ~ close fitting and the back left
4 - - nom the shoulders. The orig
\ -. Tue mode was developed from
1 l., 'o'ie over a delicate shade of
\ !, .aaeF With the aecompaniments
- 'uhshade OF lavender silk GOV
- WIN lave and a white hat trim
With yiOlets and gold bands
49,. princess dress was con-
4 l..d ss'ed from white embroidered
/ ~ 80 ! much trimmed with insertiop
-, ~ ans nedaHOus. sim ano,Ssr
s,~,.'.a vas Of hne linen elaborately
| s.s I'D .. with deep bands Of Oluny
- '.oeAe'ed = Insertion. Joining the
.,',,s' ~. : he sEiTt ran an inset Of in
"a -. One iFOek. cut an in one.
49, 'l,esd to the waist and elI0S,nr s
lsI.....' 49,. We hips. dared 10 ,mmsnss ss
~ 49,. =, At the bottom. Sheer yn,s na,,a,'.
/ "a - ~, '.ed, embroidered and trim.
'aA Irish lace Insertions oas In, IN.