Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-04
Stunning Street SUITS Of Plain and Striped
Worsteds IN One and Two-tone Effects
Sleeves Of Three Distinct Types
Simple Costumes Smartened
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by Jaunty Waistcoats.

The woman who Is unable to find
satisfactory street suit among the new
spring models must be exceedingly dilfi-
cult TO please for not only is there a
wide range Of materials from which to
select, but also a seemingly endless varf-
alton of the fashionable hues and COM
binations thereof Among the one-tone
effects are noticed many of the popular
blues navy. sapphire, Gobeiiu aud French
porcelain--all of which are to he greatly
the vogue during the ensuing spring and
summer. Gunmetal win he one of TIE
principal gray shades. often combined
with pearl and white in the form OF
wide and narrow stripes: black aud white
will be used for shepherd checks and
many two-toned browns.
TriE Walking skirts.
So firmly have the plated sGirts with
band trimmings enwrapped themselves
about the heart Of American fenininity
that they have survived the prophecy
suent the supremacy Of cores and cir
culars. Ii ~cGid seem as though every
possible variation had been made with
plslts. so far as skirts 60, but some OF
the combinations with cores are abso-
luteIy novel and wonderfully trig. Two
amongst these recent models possess the
virtue OF swinging gracefully because of
the arrangement of the sections In one
here Is cluster of narrow paits, IN
the center of the front and the back,
with three intervening side cores. and
in the other four groups of double box
piaits alternate with the cores These
skirts are markedly longer than those
worn during the past few months. and III
most instances clear the ground by bare
ly two inches.
Coat sleeves are not governed by any
hard and fast rules although three dis
tinct types are chiefly used. The huiter
ny, which at first was considered rather
TOO elaborate for tailor mades, is now EN-
ployed FOR the very Simplest Of Thorn. ARD
seems quite as much ia keeping with a
snort Jacket and skirt as the full length
coHyentionally shaped coat sleeve or the
three-quarier puff, Banded TO the arm t'
low the elbow. Save in the case Of the
Japanese type. sleeves are siil plated or
shiFred into the arnhole, and are ma1er.
Rtely full, albeit the prophecy that ahst-
lutely plain sleeves would be- used hfs
been disturbing he sleep Of fnuume' -bit.
thir-armed women
Spring Coat shapes.
TIE criterion Tor coat shapes IS merely
their hecofniHgness The woman who s.
y AAAA AfAe ~ @t-'tsS AttA 7ettNhtiy4'tA p ~ lit
''Agureiess naturally does not setcct one
Of those uatty. nghtdttinE little cs.sass:syy
which reveal every charming curve as
well as every AWKWARD angle She eiings
persistenfly 10 the half sitting back and
box shaped front o. medium length. differ
Ing svqn the erstwhiie popular Prince
Clap BY reason or its single breasted
| fronts sioping slightly from besow the
@aist line. out with precisely tbs same
type OF collar. cuffs and pocket Gaps made
wholly OF the cloth or with six or velvet
iasets. The length OF butterfly coats IS
governed By the proportions of the Squire.
but ali OF them extend well over The hips
and are Invariably soWewhat Longer at
the front and back
On very similar lines f. an exceedingly
nattyf eutsWsy with sharply pointed fronts
and bsck, but with full pulled eib0w