The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
FASHIONS AND PADS
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one-piece frocks will be popular.
 The ribbon craze still increases, Taupe is the ruling shade in hats.
 Satin has the greatest vogue in its History.
 Pearl and crystal beads have re- turned to favor.
 Half the new silks for general wear are tafreta.
 Nearly all winter coats show short waisted effect.
 Washable fabrics are first choice for children's wear.
 Crepe de chine is one of the princi- pal fabrics of the year.
 The fur felt hat is coming again to It's own for winter wear.
 silk wtll be much worn, not only for Things, but in dresses.
 Picturesque effects prevail among evening and even daytime toilettes.
 The tendency for soft and clinging skirts now extends to childrenrs <wear. s The separate coat ofs velvet will be Z one of the features of the winter.
 There are lots of turn down collars, fastened with horse shoes of rhine stones.
 The linen coat costume is smarter than ever and will hold late in the season.
 Street skirts are but a trifle longer than the summer dresses have been.
 Sleeves are longer and flatter and they closely follow the lines of the
 The tailored suit for fall is taking the same lines as the summer linen suits.
 Hair ornaments are large. the new fn inches wide.
 The plaid suit or kilted plaid skirt has been adopted by leaders of Paris
 UnIined taftetas of standard colors fin good qualities are the ones that bear washing.
 Facings are the only under-brim dec oration permitted in the millinery or the hour.
 Shocking. long ago fashionable has reappeared and Is now most in faVor for house gowns.
 Eans in exquisite Empire shapes are in vogue. They are in SILK and chiffon and lace
 Taffeta bands embroidered in silver huliion thread make an especially rich trimming.
 white poplin Is now substituted for -vhite duck and white linen in suits for little boys.
 Beaded ties in inch bands or in ropes are the newest things at the neckWear counters.
 ket as the foundation of some of the most exquisite hats.
 Huge mercury wings. bowknots and enormous flowers are among the new esa.rnitures for the coinure.
 The big Pierrot ruff1e has complete ly fallen from grace at all the smart 
 watering places abroad Skirts are really tighter, though the haring effect about the rect serves to disguise this.
 The seasons trend of fashion indi- cates that very soft satin ribbon will be used to a great extent
 Hat flowers. such as roses. peoples and pond lilies, are made from gauze tissues, satIns, silks and velvets
 Rroadcloth appears more than any other material in costumes that bring out the directoire suggestions.
 A color that is having a great suc- cess is a very beautiful light and rich brown that Is classed among the snedes.
 or kid collars and cufrs of darker hue viii be worn we'll into the autumn. Enormous wings and feather bands arc In sharp competition with the many ostrich and heron effects in mil linery.
 Soutache is used as an interwoven braid in braid novelties and some times lace and soutache braid are woven together.
 Most prominent among the new weavas are chevIots. plain and striped. diagonal and ide-waled. and the her ring boned -serges.
 French and Italian costumers have introduced brilliant riding costumes. but they have failed of vogue in this country
 There Is a fad for converting crepe do chine into blouses for wear with suits of same or kindred material
 Caehomere. rather timidly intro-
 I last season, now promises to