The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15
FASHIONS
 AND PADS

Fashionable fans are very small.
 Most of the new coats show added fullness.
 Some of the smartest hats are cin- namon-toned. l Many summer parasols are made of | English chintz. shadow-striped mohairs are excel lent for travelling wear. 1 All the pretty. faded. washed-out | dyes continue to be modish. Birds perched oh top of parasof ham dies are seen everywhere. Sheer silk and chiffon wraps figure prominently at the resorts. Oriental designs and colorings have a great vogue among parosols. New turbans are all large and gen. erally are very simply trimmed.
 "hlddy" biouses for young girls are popular for out-of-door sports.
 There is rurIior that jackets will not figure In the autumn styles.
 High. .waisted, one-pieced frocks are quaint and charming for children.
 Marrow embroidered silk ties are worked in coiors on white or a color.
 Black eashes accompany many col- ored gowns, and are even worn with white.
 Routnanian embroidery appears on many hats. b1ouses, frocks and coat suits.
 A number of the straw hats are of the color of corn. ripe from the fields.
 Cabochons of straw with jewel cen- ters will be seen on fsoflae of the sfna 1t hats. s&
 Messalihe silks. in exquisite Ores den patterns. make the daintiest of underwear. @ silks are much used to ornament filet net lace. 4
 Pockets in motoring coats are being made very large so that they will be of real use.
 skirtings are nearly all striped. which adds to the long-lined effects of the season.
 = Filet lace or embroidery On netting Is one of the most fashionable trim mings of the hour.
 Gold and silver chatelaine bags are in bad form for tailormades and other forenoon wear.
 Cross stitch embroidery has a reviv- al. It Is used on cushion covers. ta- ble covers. bags, etc.
 Bronze pumps. hpishej with a single strap and large rosette or buckle are in great favor.
 Clocks on stockings have gone out. being replaced by tassel effects. open work and embroidery.
 Fans of spangled gauze are numer- ous. each with a chain to match the design of the fan in color.
 Sashes are used wherever line needs lengthening or floating ends will enhance an effect.
 mass of mixed blossoms that eclipse the crown of the hat is the miliiners favorite trimming.
 One of the late season fajs is the linen coat of pale color with a long collar of black satin.
 Shaded chiffon in two colors Is to be worn extensively this fall over silk shaded in the same colors.
 few gathers have crept In as a relief from the tight skirt. and even plaits are once more employed.
 There is a fad for scenting fans by keeping sandalwood in the fan box. CT by the use of Aachet.
 Silk-covered hairpIns are a recent invention. They are said to stay in the hair longer than the old kind.
 The blackribboned silks make very effective facings for the large hats of white and very light-colored strawS.
 Apricot, violet and light blue are worn for shopping by the most faas- ionable women. and rose pink Tor an afternoon stroll.
 Little buckles are much employed in the jewelry scheme of the hour. and long chains for Iorgnettes and purses are convenient. picturesque and mod ish.
 More silk and cotton mixtures than ever are being used this summer. and the shades of the mixtures run the gamut of the seasons whole color card.